Welcome to Moorfield Football Club Website
Moorfield AFC are a fully affiliated FA Charter Standard Club since 2004
Moorfield AFC are members of The Warrington and District Football League. We
play every Saturday. We regulary welcome new players, and anyone wishing to join
the club should simply turn up to the ground on a Saturday.
Moorfield AFC Teamwear supplied by Touchline-Embroidery in Warrington.
Moorfield AFC will play in Division Two this season with managers Ste Mullarkey, Brian Salmon and Assisted by Simon Howarth and Ste Smith.
Latest News 1-09-19
Moorfield AFC Main Sponsor Saint Flooring continues to suport our Football Club for another season 2019-20.
Moorfield welcome two new sponsors for the new season they are as follows:
Culcheth Brickwork Services Who will sponsor new Mid Layer tops and
Miss Sew It All Widnes will be sponsoring the back of our New Kit
For further details please Click on our Sponsor Page above
Moorfield Juniors Section Profile
Moorfield Junior FC was formed Twelve years ago, as part of Moorfield AFC. For the 2019/20 season, we have Four teams, one at under 12's, one at under 15's, one at under 16's, and one at under 17's. We typically (but not exclusively) take children from Primary schools in the Widnes area. The club has FA Charter Standard Club status and every coach currently has, or is training towards the FA's Level 1 coaching accreditation. Moorfield Juniors play on pitches at Moorfield Sports & Social Club in Widnes (In the left hand menu Look under Useful Links and click on Moorfield Juniors click on the link and it will take you to our junior Section Pages)
Peter Spence Ltd open a factory in Widnes situated in Moorfield
road in 1919 from the very start it encouraged all its workers to participate in
various sporting activities in the town as a means of recreation. Included at
that time was Football,Cricket,Tennis,Table Tennis and Bowls.
At this time
earliest recorded picture of a Peter Spence football team is a picture from
1923...
Read all about the Moorfield AFC Football club history
Early in 1995 Laportes works decided to pull out of running its
club which was then known as Laportes Social Club. And to soften the blow off
losing the club and all its facilities it was offered to its members to take
over. Laportes would sell the ground and the old clubhouse for a nominal rent to
its members. A committee was formed as to how they could operate the new club
and build a new club house. With the help of new commitee and solicitors the
nessasery funds were raised to build a new club house it was acheved with the
help of Banks Brewery who loaned the new club £200,000, the Sports council
provided £35,000 for the building of changing facilities for all sections,
£50,000 was then raised by various methods to complete the building of the new
club.
At the end of 1995 an AGM meeting was held by all members and it was
decided to rename the club the name chosen became: Moorfield Sports and Social
Club.
Read more about the clubs more recent history...
Club Purpose and Aims Season 2019/20 Season
The purpose of Moorfield Association Football Club is to provide an environment and facilities that will promote the playing and appreciation of association football both on and off the field for juniors, youth's and adults. Aims The aims of Moorfield Association Football Club are:
- To provide well organised, competitive and enjoyable football.
- To provide challenging and well ordered training.
- To encourage members, regardless of race, religious or sexual orientation, ethic origins or any and all minority beliefs and ideals to partake in full and active membership of the Club.
- To recognise and adhere to Club Rules.
- To provide well resourced facilities, equipment and financial planning.
Read the clubs full purpose and aims document
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