2005-06 NSL SENIOR CUP WINNERS / SENIOR LEAGUE RUNNERS UP & 2006-07 NSL DIV 1 CHAMPIONS

Probably one of the most famous Amateur football clubs in the County due to some of it's more famous youth team players going on to play at the higher levels of football in this country, and for the infamous 'All White' nickname which caused controversy amongst some quarters in the mid-nineties leading to the 'official' scrapping of that tag at senior level, Clifton FC have also been successful on the pitch, formerly playing in the Midland's League and Notts Alliance the club also reached the Third Round of the FA Vase in 1975/76.

2008-09

TEAMS

HERE SOON

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WE NEED TO RAISE

£50,000 AS A CLUB

FOR DECEMBER

YOUR HELP IS NEEDED

NOW

Well done and thank you for

reaching £15k for 1st APRIL

Keep those events coming.

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5TH MAY

FIRST CLUB PRESENTATION NIGHT HONOURS UNDER 10 BOYS

With the management team for the under 10 Whites being away for the meadow club dates, the side brought their presentation night forward to Sunday 5th. Award winners on the night were Makade "Player of the year" & Dylan "Sportsman of the year". Conor also received a glass replica for his "club player of the season" award for last season. As the club says goodbye to Fiona and Neil who have been instrumental to the running of the team, we would also like to thank Jamie from the South Notts College, Earl Wilkes, Wayne Kidger, who have both played a big part in supporting the team. And finally, Wayne Camm and Vice Chairman Neil Hutchinson for their continued support and help in making the night run smoothly. Well done to all the CFC sides and enjoy your nights at the end of May.

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Clifton News May 2008

CLIFTON YOUNGSTERS CELEBRATE CUP SUCCESS

CLIFTON UNDER 11 BLUE 2-2 HUCKNALL REDS (CLIFTON WIN ON PENALTIES) NOTTINGHAMSHIRE FA UNDER 11 SHIELD FINAL

By Neil Frazer
It’s been a fantastic season for Clifton Under 11’s. This Cup Final success was followed by confirmation of the Division One Championship - the only disappointment was defeat in the YEL Cup Final sandwiched in-between. After an enthralling 90 minutes and with Hucknall having the lions share of the game, it was still even stevens at 1-1. The first period extra time saw no change. However early in the second period Clifton got what looked to be the clincher, 2-1 to the Whites. However, with just two minutes to play the Reds piled on the pressure and made it 2-2.
Then came dreaded penalties. Clifton missed the first and hearts sank as Hucknall scored their first. With Hucknall skying two shortly after, the ground erupted to chants of ”Champions.” Clifton had won 4-2 on penalties. With a great crowd and tears from the Clifton Chairman, this was a truly proud moment for Clifton FC. Both teams, the officials and the facilities were a great credit to Nottinghamshire junior football.

CHARITY CYCLE APPEAL

Clifton Football club is seeking sponsors for a charity cycle ride to transform facilities at its ground. The football club are backing on their leg power to cycle 79 miles from Skegness to their clubhouse in July.So far players, their families and club members and volunteers have held race nights and discos to help raise their £50,000 contribution towards the £1.75million scheme.
Club chairman Mark Woodford said: “We've managed to collect around £15,000 and desperately need help to raise even more. Since the club opened 16,000 kids have come through the door and we need the money to continue to help our youngsters. Our changing rooms were built in the 1970’s and they need to be updated to cater separately for male and female teams.”
The project is being jointly funded through the European Regional Development Fund and the Football Foundation. The goal is to raise the standard of the facilities to meet FA guidelines. The club is also planning to extend its work across the community and allow schools to use its facilities.
Clifton FC has four girls' teams, one ladies' team, 13 junior boys' squads and three adult men's teams. Former players include England and Tottenham midfielder Jermaine Jenas and Norwich striker Darren Huckerby.
Donations by cheque should be made payable to Clifton FC and sent to: Clifton All Whites Football Club, c/o 516 Farnborough Road, Clifton, Nottingham. NG11 9DF.