British Timken Athletic

CLUB

British Timken Athletic

1980 First Played
— Miles
2 Meetings
100% Win Rate
No Badge: This club no longer exists

Updated

When it comes to us here at Boro’, mention British Timken Athletic and there’s only three words you’ll need to know: Biggest. Ever. Victory. In December 1980, we totally tonked them; running in 11 goals to their one on the hallowed Broadhall Way turf. It’ll likely be a cold day in hell before we come close to that sort of scoreline. That isn’t meant as disrespect. But how often do Boro’ score five or six in a game, let alone 10 or 11? And that’s why we think this club will forever remain lodged in the Boro’ history books.

Head-to-Head Story

2–0–0 W–D–L · 2 played
1–0–0 W–D–L · 1 played
1–0–0 W–D–L · 1 played
2 23 Aug 1980 – 6 Dec 1980
2 23 Aug 1980 – 6 Dec 1980
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First Meeting

2–1 23 Aug 1980 · A · United Counties League Division 1

Latest Meeting

11–1 6 Dec 1980 · H · United Counties League Division 1

Biggest Win

11–1 6 Dec 1980 · H · United Counties League Division 1

Previous Meetings

Matches before 1980-81 pre-date Stevenage's senior status and are excluded from the head-to-head totals.

Date Competition Venue Score
6 Dec 1980 United Counties League Division 1 H 11-1
23 Aug 1980 United Counties League Division 1 A 2-1

Club History

Who are British Timken Athletic?

It tells you a lot that, when you Google this side, this profile is one of the top results; such is the apparent dearth of concrete information out there. The team first turns up on the Football Club History Database‘s radar in 1961; joining the United Counties League in Division Two. This makes a lot of sense because that lines up with the fact that British Timken had a base in the Northampton area. And the first two years saw success; finishing second in their maiden season, before winning the title the following campaign.

This promoted them to Division One. But they didn’t manage to see things out at a higher level and were relegated back to Division Two three years later. In 1972, Division Two would become Division One – and we mention this purely for context. A second-place finish in 1974 wasn’t good enough for promotion, so they ended up staying in Division One for the duration; all present and correct when we turned up to that party in 1980. After we went up in 1981, Athletic played on until 1990 – when they departed the league.

And, presumably, no longer existed as a club.

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