Chadderton FC

Promotion to the leading Division of the North West Counties Football League in the 1984/85 season.

Chadderton FC has a rich history and strong ties to the local community. The club has played a pivotal role in the development of football in the area since its establishment in 1946. Originally known as Burnley Lane Estate Juniors, the club went through several name changes before settling on the name Chadderton FC in 1957.

The club initially competed in the Oldham Amateur League, winning the Challenge Cup in the 1954/55 season. They then joined the Manchester Amateur League and achieved immediate success by clinching the league championship in their first season. In 1963/64, Chadderton FC earned promotion to the Manchester League after winning the Second Division title. They continued to excel, winning the Murray Shield in their first season in Division One and securing the league title in 1966/67.

In 1970, the club also won the Manchester League Gilgryst Cup.

In 1980, Chadderton FC made the jump to the Lancashire Combination league and finished as runners-up in their first season. The following year, they became one of the founding members of the North West Counties Football League, which was created through the merger of the Lancashire Combination and Cheshire County League. The club achieved promotion to the top Division of the North West Counties Football League in the 1984/85 season.

Chadderton FC's success on the field is matched by its dedication to the local community. The club actively participates in the Oldham Community Lottery, supporting various community initiatives and projects. They also have strong partnerships with local businesses, such as Arundel Bakery and LWC Drinks Ltd, who sponsor the club and contribute to its growth.

The club prides itself on providing opportunities for both boys and girls, with teams competing in seniors, boys, and mixed girls divisions. Chadderton FC also hosts various events, including matchday hospitality and functions, making it a hub of community activity and engagement.

The club's home ground is located at Andrew Street in Chadderton, Oldham, Greater Manchester. Chadderton FC welcomes enquiries and provides contact details for different purposes, such as junior and senior team enquiries, development team enquiries, matchday hospitality inquiries, and media enquiries.

Chadderton FC is dedicated to creating a united and inclusive football community in Oldham. They strive to provide a platform for players of all ages and genders to develop their skills, foster a love for the game, and inspire future generations of footballers.