The Club was founded in 1933 to provide football for people who worked for Wandsworth Borough Council. The club joined the Southern Olympian League and over the years enjoyed great success. The club grew in strength and eventually the club was opened up to players who did not work for the Council. The led to an increase in sides and in the mid-eighties we were running six sides. The late eighties saw the introduction of our vets team for over 35s. The Club now plays in the Amateur Football Combination, which was formed in 2002 by the merger of the Old Boys' League and the Southern Olympian League. The Club currently runs three senior sides and a vets side.

WANDSWORTH BOROUGH ROLL OF HONOUR
(Southern Olympian League and Amateur Football Combination)


Champions Senior Division Three 1961/62

Six-a-Side Plate Winners 1964/65

Six-a-Side Referees Cup 1967/68

Runners-up Junior Division Three 1968/69

Elbourne Trophy 1969/70

Six-a-Side Referees Cup 1970/71

Champions Senior Division Three 1970/71

Elbourne Trophy 1970/71

Runners-up Junior Division Two 1971/72

Champions Minor Division ‘D’ 1971/72

Surrey AFA Senior Cup Winners 1971/72

Surrey AFA Junior Cup Runners-up 1971/72

Runners-up Junior Division Two 1976/77

Six-a-Side Referees Cup 1976/77

Six-a-Side Third Place 1976/77

Runners-up Minor Division ‘C’ 1977/78

Minor Cup Runners-up 1977/78

Champions Junior Division Two 1979/80

Runners-up Minor Division ‘B’ 1979/80

Champions Minor Division ‘H’ 1979/80

Runners-up Minor Division ‘G’ 1981/82

Runners-up Minor Division ‘F’ 1982/83

Old Wilsonians Veterans Sixes Winners 1982/83

Champions Junior Division One 1983/84

Champions Minor Division ‘E’ 1983/84

Runners-up Junior Division Four 1983/84

Runners-up Minor Division ‘H’ 1983/84

Runners-up Minor Division ‘G’ 1984/85

Runners-up Minor Division ‘B’ 1985/86

Runners-up Intermediate Division Two 1986/87

Runners-up Minor Division ‘A’ 1986/87

Runners-up Veterans Division 1986/87

Runners-up Senior Division Three 1987/88

Runners-up Veterans Division 1987/88

Champions Veterans Division 1988/89

Runners-up Junior Division One 1988/89

Runners-up Veterans Division 1989/90

Runners-up Senior Division Three 1990/91

London Welsh/Ealing Association Centenary 1990/91

Seven-a-Side Competition – Winners 1990/91

The Wilkinson Sword AFA “Fair Play” Trophy 1990/91

Elbourne Trophy 1990/91

Runners-up Veterans Division 1991/92

Runners-up Senior Division Two 1992/93

Runners-up Veterans Division 1992/93

Runners-up Minor Division ‘C’ 1994/95

Runners-up Senior Division Two 1995/96

Senior Cup Winners 1996/97

Champions Intermediate Three 1996/97

Runners-up Senior Division Two 1999/00

Champions AFC Intermediate South One 2002/03

Champions AFC Intermediate South One 2003/04

Champions AFC Intermediate South 2004/05

Runners-up AFC Intermediate Nine South 2004/05

Champions LOB Olympian Cup South 2004/05

Champions LOB Vets Cup 2006/07

Runners-up LOB Vets Cup 2007/08

Champions Intermediate Five South West 2008/09

ALL TIME TOP APPEARANCES

Out of interest I have managed to produce the following list, there may be certain names missing but so far I have not been able to locate details from the old man’s records.

1. Brian Dineen 756 appearances

2. Hugh Plumtree 608 appearances

3. Dave Dineen 539 appearances

4. Richard Plumtree 536 appearances

5. Dave Robinson 480 appearances

6. Dave Hunt 472 appearances

7. Phil Murphy 464 appearances

8. Micky Corrigan 442 appearances

9. Ashley Stevenson 431 appearances

10. Tony Foley 417 appearances

11. Alan Cull 403 appearances





I would expect that Len Robinson would feature very near the top, but as I say so far I can find no record. If, anyone has any thoughts/changes to this list, I would be happy to hear from them.


Richard Plumtree.


Email address: richard.plumtree269@mod.uk








ALL TIME GOAL SCORERS THE CENTURIONS LIST

The following list shows those players who have scored over a hundred goals for the club.

1. Dave Dineen 455 goals

2. Duncan Hood 253 goals

3. Micky Corrigan 239 goals

4. Tommy Goodisson 230 goals

5. Eddie Buddle 168 goals

6. Phil Murphy 167 goals

7. Dick Cranmer 145 goals

8. Neil Salter 143 goals

9. Matt Johnston 138 goals

10. John Kopij 136 goals

11. Sean Farrell 127 goals

12. Andy Proudfoot 111 goals

13. Frank Dineen 107 goals

14. Alan Burr 106 goals

15. Martin Dineen 105 goals

16. Brian Dineen 102 goals



If, anyone has any thoughts/changes to this list, I would be happy to hear from them.


Richard Plumtree.


Email address: richard.plumtree269@mod.uk