Club Sponsors:     Direct View PVC Windows/Links View

Secretary:           John Lawrenson  john.lawrenson3@btinternet.com 

Chairman:              Ken Baker

Welfare Officer:   Lisa Evans

Ground:               Villa Park, Cross Lane, Wallasey Village, Wallasey 
                           0151 638 2127.

Directions/Approach:   Via M53 to Junction 1, A551to Wallasey, turn right at
                                  first set of traffic lights on dual carriageway into Cross 
                                  Lane. Ground approx. 100 yards on left. 

Public Transport:           Merseyrail to Wallasey Village Station. Buses to Leasowe 
                                  Road from Wallasey Village. 

1st Affiliation:                Cheshire County F.A.

First Team Colours:     White and Black Shirts, Black Shorts, Black Socks.

Second Team Colours: White and Black Shirts, Black Shorts, Black Socks.

Alternative Colours:     Blue and Black Striped Shirts, Blue Shorts, Blue Socks

League Council Representative: John Lawrenson

Ground Inspection Report:-

History:-

Back in 1949, a house at number 25, Ashville Road, Wallasey, was the base for the founding of
Ashville Football Club.
From that humble beginning they had immediate success in the Wallasey Youth league, before            
progressing to the Bebington league in 1951.
After winning the championship, Ashville moved to the Wirral Combination and won the league            
for three consecutive seasons.
In the 1955-56 season Ashville were voted into the West Cheshire League Division Two, and            
in their first season won both the championship and the West Cheshire Bowl. In the following            
season they were promoted to Division One, and amongst the honours collected at their            
Wallacre Park ground were the Wirral Amateur and Wirral Senior Cups.
In 1962, Ashville moved to their present ground ‘Villa Park’, where they have had some success, 
notably the First division championship in the 1967-68 season, and more recently, 1997/98 season, 
winning the coveted ‘Cheshire Amateur Cup’ whilst finishing a creditable, Runner-Up in the Division 
One championship.
In season 2002/03 having been re-instated in Division One after finishing in a relegation place the 
season before they went on to win the Pyke Cup for the first time.