Furness Premier Football League

The Furness Premier Football League is a football competition based in North West England. It is based in Furness, a peninsula in southern Cumbria and the surrounding area and was founded in the 1970s.[1]

Format

The league sits at level 14 of the English football league system. Although it has no formal promotion and relegation arrangements with higher leagues, member clubs have moved up to the West Lancashire Football League, which runs from levels 11–13.

Barrow Celtic were the league champions in the 2014–15 season.

Member clubs 2016–17

Premier Division

  • Barrow Celtic
  • Bootle
  • Britannia
  • Croftlands Park
  • Furness Cavaliers Reserves
  • Furness Rovers Reserves
  • GSK Ulverston Rangers Reserves
  • Haverigg United
  • Hawcoat Park Reserves
  • Holker Old Boys Reserves
  • Kirkby United
  • Millom Reserves
  • Swarthmoor Social Reserves
  • Vickerstown Reserves
  • Walney Island Reserves

Division One

  • Askam United Reserves
  • Barrow Celtic Reserves
  • Barrow Wanderers
  • Coniston
  • Crooklands Casuals Reserves
  • Dalton United Reserves
  • Haverigg United Reserves
  • Hawcoat Park 'A'
  • Holker Old Boys 'A'
  • Ormsgill North End
  • Vickerstown 'A'

Division Two

  • Bootle Reserves
  • Bridge United
  • Britannia Reserves
  • Coniston Reserves
  • Dalton United 'A'
  • FC Barrow Island
  • Kirkby United Reserves
  • Millom 'A'
  • Walney Island 'A'

References

  1. ↑ "Our History – History of Holker Old Boys Association Football Club". Holker Old Boys F.C. Retrieved 2009-01-04.
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