Milford United F.C. Explained

Clubname:Milford United
Fullname:Milford United Association Football Club
Nickname:The Robins
Founded:1885

Milford United are a Welsh football club from the town of Milford Haven, Pembrokeshire in the southwest of Wales. Formed in 1885, they had a long period playing in the Welsh Football League. The club currently play in the Pembrokeshire League Division Two.[1]

History

The club played in the South Wales League in the 1908–09 season as well as playing in the Pembrokeshire League. They played in the Welsh Football League between the 1930s and 2003, when they resigned from the league. They were runners-up in Division One (then the highest level of the football league system in South Wales) in the 1948–49 season. After dropping out of the Welsh Football League, the club returned to the Pembrokeshire League.

Honours

Welsh Football League history

SeasonPyramid TierLeagueFinal position
1936–372Welsh Football League Division Two West1st - Champions
(promoted)
1937–381Welsh Football League Division One13th
1938–391Welsh Football League Division One3rd
1945–461Welsh Football League Division One3rd
1946–471Welsh Football League Division One9th
1947–481Welsh Football League Division One10th
1948–491Welsh Football League Division One2nd - Runners-Up
1949–501Welsh Football League Division One8th
1950–511Welsh Football League Division One6th
1951–521Welsh Football League Division One11th
1952–531Welsh Football League Division One5th
1953–541Welsh Football League Division One6th
1954–551Welsh Football League Division One15th
1955–561Welsh Football League Division One9th
1956–571Welsh Football League Division One6th
1957–581Welsh Football League Division One13th
1958–591Welsh Football League Division One7th
1959–601Welsh Football League Division One12th
1960–611Welsh Football League Division One18th
1961–621Welsh Football League Division One20th
(relegated)
1962–632Welsh Football League Division Two West1st - Champions
(promoted)
1963–641Welsh Football League Division One16th
1964–651Welsh Football League Premier Division16th
(relegated)
1965–66211th
1966–67211th
1967–68214th
1969–7029th
1970–7122nd - Runners-Up
(promoted)
1971–721Welsh Football League Premier Division18th
(relegated)
1972–732Welsh Football League Division One18th
(relegated)
1973–743Welsh Football League Division Two17th
1974–753Welsh Football League Division Two8th
1975–763Welsh Football League Division Two7th
1976–773Welsh Football League Division Two1st - Champions
(promoted)
1977–782Welsh Football League Division One2nd - Runners-Up
(promoted)
1978–791Welsh Football League Premier Division13th
1978–801Welsh Football League Premier Division10th
1980–811Welsh Football League Premier Division5th
1981–821Welsh Football League Premier Division5th
1982–831Welsh Football League Premier Division15th
1983–841Welsh Football League National Division16th
1984–851Welsh Football League National Division17th
1985–861Welsh Football League National Division7th
1986–871Welsh Football League National Division11th
1987–881Welsh Football League National Division17th
1988–891Welsh Football League National Division17th
(relegated)
1989–902Welsh Football League Premier Division4th
1990–912Welsh Football League Division One17th
(relegated)
1991–923Welsh Football League Division Two12th
1992–93[2] 4Welsh Football League Division Three3rd
(promoted)
1993–943Welsh Football League Division Two14th
1994–953Welsh Football League Division Two14th
(relegated)
1995–964Welsh Football League Division Three12th
1996–974Welsh Football League Division Three4th
1997–984Welsh Football League Division Three1st - Champions
(promoted)
1998–993Welsh Football League Division Two6th
1999–20003Welsh Football League Division Two2nd - Runners-Up
(promoted)
2000–012Welsh Football League Division One13th
2001–022Welsh Football League Division One14th
2002–032Welsh Football League Division One18th
(relegated)
2003–043Welsh Football League Division TwoResigned from the league
(record expunged)
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Notes and References

  1. Web site: Teams miss promotion as Pembrokeshire Football League restructures for 2019/20.
  2. In this season the League of Wales was created as the new national tier 1 league. The Welsh Football League covered South Wales and now exists at tier 2 (Division One); tier 3 (Division Two) and tier 4 (Division Three).