Bedworth United F.C.

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Bedworth United
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Full name Bedworth United Football Club
Nickname(s) The Greenbacks
Founded 1895 (Reformed in 1947
as Bedworth Town)
Ground The Oval Ground
Bedworth
(Capacity 3,000)
Chairman English David Taylor
Manager English Liam O'Neill
League Southern League
Division One Midlands
2007-08 Southern League
Division One Midlands, 15th
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Bedworth United Football Club (nicknamed "the Greenbacks") is a football (soccer) club based in Bedworth, Warwickshire, England, currently playing in the Southern League Division One Midlands.

The club was first formed in 1895 but has been disbanded and re-formed on a number of occasions. The club plays its home matches at The Oval.

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[edit] History

The earliest incarnation of Bedworth United (from which the current club traces its lineage) was formed in 1895 under the name Bedworth Town and played in the Nuneaton & District League until it disbanded in 1900. A second incarnation was formed in 1905 and played in the Coventry & North Warwickshire League until the 1920s.

A third Bedworth Town club was formed in 1925 and again played in the Coventry & North Warwickshire League until 1940. The current club debuted in 1947 (again under the name Bedworth Town) and joined the Birmingham Combination where they were champions on two occasions before stepping up to the Birmingham & District League (now the West Midlands Regional League). In 1968 they changed to their current name, and four years later stepped up to the Southern League. They enjoyed a seven-season run in the Premier Division but were relegated in 1989 and have played in the league's second tier ever since, although divisional reorganisations have seen the name of the division in which they play change twice.

[edit] Club records

[edit] Current squad

as at January 2007

No. Position Player


-- Flag of England GK Andrew Kemp
-- Flag of England GK Shaun Harris
-- Flag of England DF Scott Lower
-- Flag of England DF Tom Browett
-- Flag of England DF Daniel Pitham
-- Flag of England DF Peter Spacey
-- Flag of England DF Ben Thackeray
-- Flag of England DF Aston Jephcott
-- Flag of England DF Gary Moran
-- Flag of England Jamie Ring
-- Flag of England DF Darren Bartley
-- Flag of England MF Ben Cole
-- Flag of England MF Gilbert Cummins
-- Flag of England MF Paul Spacey
No. Position Player
-- Flag of England MF Jamie Williams
-- Flag of England FW Moussa Sylla
-- Flag of England FW Aman Verna
-- Flag of England FW Sam Bircher
-- Flag of England FW Adam Kinder
-- Flag of England MF Liam O'Neill
-- Flag of England MF Simeon Williams
-- Flag of England MF Paddy Connolly
-- Flag of England MF Jason Powell
-- Flag of England MF Luke Baker
-- Flag of England MF Luke Williams
-- Flag of England MF Ben Twigger

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