Wolverton Town

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Wolverton Town

1981 First Played
Miles
10 Meetings
90% Win Rate
Wolverton Town Football Club

Wolverton Town aren’t one of our bogey teams, that’s for sure; Boro’ coming out on top in all but one of our 10 meetings. And that ‘dud’ was, in fact, a 2-2 draw during our first-ever season in the Isthmian League. The Wolves first played us in the United Counties League; departing in 1982 for the London Spartan League Senior Division and then in 1983 for the Athenian League. But we were reunited once again for that 1984-5 campaign.

After promotion into Division One one year after us, we both had a 1987-8 to forget. For us, the Wolves were the side that made us look good. Both of us were relegated; them as the bottom club with a goal difference of -101. They left the Isthmian League that summer – but we don’t know to where. All we do know is that it seems as if they lasted until 1992. A new club formed in 2004. It looks, however, to have gone the same way as the old.

 

Wolverton Town: The Facts

Head-to-Head

Played10
Won9
Drawn1
Lost0
Goals For28
Goals Against5
Win %90%

Club History

Who are Wolverton Town FC?

A couple of quick facts about Wolverton Town before we go. Well, “facts” from Wikipedia. It’s thought that Wolverton Park (their old home ground) was home to the oldest football stand in the UK until 2007. It’s all now part of a housing scheme, however. And, with their name changes over the years, they once laid claim to the longest name in English football. How about trying to read Newport Pagnell & Wolverton London & North Western Railway Amalgamated Association Football Club on the classified results…

The club originally formed in 1887, which is a long time before Milton Keynes became what it is today. Over the years, they’ve had several different variations of names to reflect who they supposedly represented. At the heart of it all, to be fair, was Wolverton. Anyway, they joined and left the Northamptonshire League on a number of occasions during the early part of the 20th century. It wasn’t until 1962 when they joined for the fourth time that it seemed to stick.

The Northamptonshire League, as long-time readers will know, became the United Counties League. After re-entering the competition in 1962, they spent the next 20 years being part of it; taking them up to a time when Boro’ entered the fray. One season in the London Spartan League Senior Division and another in the Athenian League would act as a buffer between their time in the UCL and a step up to the Isthmian League in 1984. Like Boro’ and a number of others, the club benefited from the Isthmian’s expansion at the time.

There were a few name changes in the late 1980s into the early 1990s; the 1988-9 campaign seeing them step out as Wolverton Town (MK)… and getting relegated from the Isthmian League. ‘MK’ being the end of their name became ‘Milton Keynes’ at the front of it as they entered the South Midlands League. But that’s another one-season thing; dropping the ‘Milton Keynes’ and the ‘Town’ to become plain old Wolverton for their last hurrah. After one full season under their latest name change, they folded during the second.

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Previous Meetings

Date Competition Venue Score
15 Apr 1989 15 Apr 89 Vauxhall Opel League Division 2 North V2N H 3-1
12 Nov 1988 12 Nov 88 Vauxhall Opel League Division 2 North V2N A 4-0
19 Mar 1988 19 Mar 88 Vauxhall Opel League Division 1 VO1 A 3-1
28 Sep 1987 28 Sep 87 Vauxhall Opel League Division 1 VO1 H 3-0
28 Dec 1985 28 Dec 85 Vauxhall Opel League Division 2 North V2N H 1-0
3 Dec 1985 3 Dec 85 Vauxhall Opel League Division 2 North V2N H 3-0
13 Apr 1985 13 Apr 85 Servowarm League Division Two North S2N H 4-0
24 Dec 1984 24 Dec 84 Servowarm League Division Two North S2N A 2-2
13 Apr 1982 13 Apr 82 United Counties League Premier Division UCLP H 4-1
14 Nov 1981 14 Nov 81 United Counties League Premier Division UCLP A 1-0

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