Hallam FC

Opponents - Rainworth Miners Welfare

Competition - NCEL Dv1

Location - Rainworth Miners Welfare Club, Kirklington Road, Rainworth, Mansfield NG21 0JY

Date - Saturday 25th September KO 2pm (please note the time)

Entry - £5 Adults £3 Concessions. 

Hope to see you all there 

Up the Hallam!!

HALLAM FC 4 – 0 SWALLOWNEST FC

An impressive 314 supporters made the pilgrimage to the World's Oldest Football Ground for this Sheffield & Hallamshire Senior Cup tie, played out on a Wednesday night beneath the Sandygate floodlights. Although the evening began bright and warm, as the sun dipped beneath the horizon and smoke wafted across the hallowed turf from a near-by gardener burning leaves, there were hints of the autumnal nights that will soon arrive. Following defeat in the FA Vase against Burscough FC at the previous weekend, Hallam were keen to return to their winning ways and make headway in a cup competition.

It was Hallam who made the brighter start, putting pressure on Swallownest and looking for an opening goal. In the 17th minute Liam Royles duly supplied that goal when his free kick from the edge of the area beat the Swallownest 'keeper at the near post.

The New Kit for the 2021/22 Season are available to purchase NOW!!

The Kits are available for a number of Adults and Kids sizes in both our Home and Away strips.

Priced at £29.99 for Adult and £23.99 for Kids they are available from our on-line shop and from the club house on match days. 

Keep an eye on this website and our social media channels for more information.

Up the Hallam!!    

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Hallam FC 7 (seven) – 1 Shirebrook Town FC

There comes a time in a poor match reporter's life that he starts to run out of superlatives to describe what has been witnessed at a football game. This is one of those occasions. After witnessing Hallam's recent streak of wins, including casually dispatching opponents with seven and nine goal margins, and seeing the home crowd at Sandygate rise from the 200s to the 300s to the 400s, we arrived at a Tuesday night home fixture against Shirebrook Town FC. We couldn't be treated to another imperious Hallam display, could we? And the attendance couldn't beat the previous week's 412, could it?

How wrong we were to doubt! Once again Hallam not only produced the goods, but over-produced and gave us a little extra just to be sure! And the Hallam faithful, making the trek to Sandygate on a Tuesday night, not only played their part, but surpassed it; a frankly staggering 605 people passing through the gates before kick off!

Hallam FC 4 – 0 Retford FC

Another Tuesday night at Sandygate brought the Hallam faithful out in remarkable numbers, a crowd of 412 making the pilgrimage to the World’s Oldest Football Ground! The opponents were Retford FC, and following Hallam’s goal fest in recent back-to-back victories, there was a buzz of expectancy in the evening air!

Hallam began the game well, dominating play and looking dangerous. A Hallam corner in the 15th minute was whipped into the box, and it was Julian Lawrence who rose high above the Retford defence to head the ball into the back of the net.

On 30 minutes, Iren Wilson was unlucky not to add his name to the score sheet when his shot hit the underside of the Retford bar. Somehow the ball contrived to not bounce over the line, and so the score remained at 1 – 0.

Season Tickets 2021/22

Our season tickets for the 2021/22 season are now available for purchase by clicking on this link or going to our online shop. 

A full adult season ticket at the World's Oldest Football Ground is only £75. Concessions, under 18 and students season tickest are only £45.

Following the Covid events of the 20/21 season, Hallam FC have offered everyone who purchased a season ticket for last years campaign a free ticket for this season. We will be in contact with those ticket holders to make those arrangements.

FC Humber 2 – 9 Hallam FC

On a wonderful sunny August day Hallam FC travelled to the FPH Stadium, the home of Selby FC to play FC Humber (who are currently ground sharing). Hallam, playing in their yellow away kit were slow to get a rhythm into their game and after 15 minutes of play it was FC Humber who took the initiative. The Hallam keeper Walker picked up the ball following an adjudged back pass and the resulting indirect freekick was fired into the top left corner of Walkers goal 1-0.

Five minutes later Walker made amends by stopping a well taken shot following a good passage of play to deny FC Humber doubling their lead.  

Hallam FC 7 (seven) – 0 Hall Road Rangers

In a night that will linger long in the memory of the 352 crowd who were there to witness it, Hallam FC scored seven goals against Hall Road Rangers in a remarkable second half blitzkrieg.

The warning signs had been there during the first half, as Hallam dominated for long periods without managing to breach the Hall Road defence. However as the second half kicked off in the fading light of a pleasantly mild Sandygate evening, it was Brandon Bradbury who opened the scoring when, in the 48th minute, he created the space he needed to fire the ball into the back of the Hall Road net.