Alfold
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Alfold
FOOTBALL CLUB
Alfold Football Club was founded way back in 1923 playing in the original formation
of the Rudgwick & District League playing under a joint name of Loxwood & Alfold.
This remained until 1928 when the two villages split and the rivalry began.
Loxwood stayed in the Rudgwick League and Alfold joined the recently
formed Cranleigh & District League. Although not the most successful time for
the club they did reach two consecutive cup finals in 1932 and 1933.
Over the years Alfold have had five pitches scattered around the village
but now are proud to have two of the best pitches throughout Surrey, Sussex &
Hampshire. Recently the club achieved a grant through the Premier League &
“The football facilities
are second to none in the
area with two excellent
pitches that are kept in
immaculate condition.”
The FA Facilities Fund and with the support
of The Alfold Sports & Social Club massive
improvements have been made with brand
new changing rooms.
Alfold have always been a club that
thrives on success, being proud winners of
The Surrey County Cup, The West Sussex
Premier League and The Chichester Charity
Cup; all outstanding achievements for a
village side.
2016 was a landmark in Alfold Football
Club’s history with the first team playing in
The Macron Store Southern Combination
Football League Division 2 at Sussex County
Level. The reserves play in the Brickability
West Sussex League, Frazer Simpson
Championship Division 1 (North).
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