Yorkshire Main F.C.

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Yorkshire Main Football Club is an English football team in Edlington.

Established in the 1920s, as Edlington Rangers, they were re-named Yorkshire Main Colliery FC in 1979. When the Colliery was closed in 1986, they became Yorkshire Main FC.

After spending the majority of their early years in the Doncaster Senior League and the Sheffield County Senior League, they joined the Northern Counties East Football League Division Two South in 1983. They spent eight seasons in this league, during which they played their only season in the FA Vase, winning two qualifying rounds before being eliminated in the first round proper.

The club dropped out of the Northern Counties East League in 1991, rejoining the Sheffield County Senior League before moving back up the football pyramid in 1998 when they were accepted as members of the Central Midlands League. Since joining the league, they have spent all their time in the league's lower division, known as the Premier Division, never finishing in the top half of the table.

For the 2006-07 season, they are still members of the Central Midlands Football League Premier Division.


Central Midlands League Premier Division 2006-07

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