Norwich and District Business Houses League

Norwich and District Saturday Football League
Countries  England
Founded 1924
Divisions 3
Number of teams 32
Current champions Drayton (Division One)
UEA A (Division Two)
Circle Anglia (Division Three)
(2010-11)
Website Official website

The Norwich and District Business Houses League is a football competition based in England. It has a total of 3 divisions catering for 32 teams. At the present time the league is not part of the English football league system as it is not a feeder league within the football pyramid.

The league is affiliated to the Norfolk County Football Association.

Contents

Member clubs 2011–12

The league's current member clubs are as follows:

Division One

  • Blofield United 'A'
  • Drayton
  • Jubilee Rangers
  • Lingwood Cavaners
  • Marlborough Old Boys
  • Marlpitt
  • Mousehold Athletic
  • Norwich Medics
  • University of East Anglia Reserves

Division Two

  • Circle Anglia
  • Dyers Arms
  • Hockering
  • Homecare United
  • Horsford 'A'
  • Jarrolds
  • Loddon United 'A'
  • Newton Flotman Reserves
  • South Walsham Reserves
  • University of East Anglia 'A'
  • Wensum Albion
  • Yelverton Reserves

Division Three

  • Anglian Knights
  • City of Norwich School Old Boys Union (CNSOBU) Reserves
  • Drayton Reserves
  • Hellesdon Rangers
  • Hempnall 'A'
  • Hockering Reserves
  • Ketts Tavern Toucans
  • Mousehold Athletic Reserves
  • Old Catton Rovers
  • Plumstead Rangers Reserves
  • Taverham

Source[1]

Recent divisional champions

Season Division One Division Two Division Three
2008-09 UEA Reserves Loddon United ‘A’ Norwich Medics
2009-10 Yelverton Jubilee Rangers Costessey Crown Reserves
2010-11 Drayton UEA ‘A’ Circle Anglia

Source[2]

List of Division One League Champions

Year Division One Winners
1924-25 Universal
1925-26 Wincarnis
1926-27 Norwich Union
1927-28 St Edmunds
1928-29 Bolton & Paul
1929-30 Bolton & Paul
1930-31 St Andrews Hospital
1931-32 St Andrews Hospital
1932-33 St Andrews Hospital
1933-34 Frosts Athletic
1934-35 Sexton Sons & Everard
1935-36 St Andrews Hospital
1936-37 Sexton Sons & Everard
1937-38 CNSOBU
1938-39 CNSOBU
1939-40 CNSOBU
1940-46 No competition due to World War II
1946-47 Norwich Union
1947-48 Norwich Union
1948-49 Albert Sports
1949-50 Albert Sports
Year Division One Winners
1950-51 Albert Sports
1951-52 Costessey
1952-53 Costessey
1953-54 Thorpe Hamlet
1954-55 St Lukes
1955-56 Trowse Villa
1956-57 Trowse Villa
1957-58 Trowse Villa
1958-59 Trowse Villa
1959-60 Trowse Villa
1960-61 Sprowston Athletic
1961-62 Sprowston Athletic
1962-63 Henderson United Reserves
1963-64 Lomax
1964-65 NCC Staff
1965-66 Carrow
1966-67 St Andrews Hospital
1967-68 West Earlham
1968-69 Norwich Yeoman
1969-70 Bowthorpe United
1970-71 Lomax
Year Division One Winners
1971-72 Lomax
1972-73 Lomax
1973-74 Lomax
1974-75 Blyth Jex
1975-76 Harford
1976-77 Lomax
1977-78 Harford
1978-79 Marlborough
1979-80 Boundry Inn
1980-81 Boundry Inn
1981-82 The Grove
1982-83 Diamond H Controls
1983-84 Diamond H Controls
1984-85 Diamond H Controls
1985-86 Hellesdon Hospital
1986-87 Cricketers Arms
1987-88 Marlborough
1988-89 Marlborough
1989-90 Norwich United A
1990-91 Anglian Windows
1991-92 Anglian Windows
Year Division One Winners
1992-93 UEA FC
1993-94 UEA FC
1994-95 UEA FC
1995-96 UEA FC
1996-97 Rangers
1997-98 UEA FC
1998-99 UEA FC
1999–2000 UEA FC
2000-01 UEA FC
2001-02 Earlham
2002-03 Earlham
2003-04 Earlham
2004–05 Earlham
2005–06 Earlham
2006-07 UEA FC
2007-08 Drayton
2008–09 UEA Reserves
2009–10 Yelverton
2010-11 Drayton

Source[3]

References

  1. ^ "Norwich and District Business Houses Football League - Full-Time Website". http://full-time.thefa.com/Index.do?league=4383675. Retrieved 2011-07-07. 
  2. ^ "Norwich and District Business Houses Football League - Full-Time Website". http://full-time.thefa.com/Index.do?league=4383675. Retrieved 2011-07-07. 
  3. ^ "Norwich and District Business Houses League - League Winners". Norwich and District Business Houses League. http://www.leaguewebsite.co.uk/ndbhfl/LeagueHistory. Retrieved 2011-07-07. 

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