Feckenham FC History
27 Jul 2008

Feckenham Football Club was founded in 1881 and until 1999 had always played their home games in the village of Feckenham, near Redditch in Worcester.
The club competed in the Redditch League from foundation and won the League title in 1920 - 21 when they progressed to the Worcester League. In this league the club won a number of League titles and several major knockout cups.

In 1995 the club applied to join the Midland Combination and were accepted into Division Three, where they won the League title along with three other trophies, including the Smedley Crooke Cup.

The following year they became Division Two champions and retained the Smedley Crooke Cup. Ground improvements enabled the club to contest First Division football and they were promoted to the Premier Division at the first attempt.

After playing in the premier league for a few seasons, Feckenham were forced into folding the first team & merged with reserves in Division 2.

Feckenham Manager Matt Betts (aka Bettsy) is looking for a very strong season this year with some good quality signings coming into Mill Lane. He and Assistant Stuart Eales (aka Dumper) have been managing together
at Feckenham for 2 seasons.