Tuffley Rovers 0 – 2 BAFC U18′s
Against all the odds, The unstoppable Bristol Athletic Under 18′s lifted the League Plate after a 2-0 victory against Gloucester’s Tuffley Rovers last night. Tuffley Rovers 0 – 2 BAFC U18′s Following Last Sundays postponement the cup final took place at Tuffley’s own ground in Gloucester and Athletic it seemed had a hard job after [...]
This week saw the BAFC Casuals play a midweek game & come back from a 0-2 half time deficit to win 3-2, they also went down 2-0 on Sunday to again fight back and earn a 2-2 draw. The Casuals remain undefeated in the league this year ! BAFC Saturday fought back to earn a [...]
The Bristol Athletic Holland Tour is back !!!Check with your manager for more details !
Our award winning website is BACK on line with some great news & results to bring you ahead of a busy summer with our Awards ceremony, an announcement of our partnership with Baskeball giants BRISTOL STORM, a possible new home ground AND our forthcoming Tour to Holland on 1st June where we defend the Anglo [...]
May 11th, 2012
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April 23rd, 2012
Webmaster This week saw the BAFC Casuals play a midweek game & come back from a 0-2 half time deficit to win 3-2, they also went down 2-0 on Sunday to again fight back and earn a 2-2 draw. The Casuals remain undefeated in the league this year !
BAFC Saturday fought back to earn a 1 – 1 draw against Tytherington in their penultimate fixture with a goal from Kanwarpreet Singh
And BAFC are set for yet another Cup final as Andre & Abz led their BAFC Under 18′s to a 4-2 semi final victory to land a place in the League shield final against the winners of the Gloucester rounds. The final date is 6th May. Please watch this space for details of the venue etc. Well done lads, the whole club are proud of you !
April 16th, 2012
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Our award winning website is BACK on line with some great news & results to bring you ahead of a busy summer with our Awards ceremony, an announcement of our partnership with Baskeball giants BRISTOL STORM, a possible new home ground AND our forthcoming Tour to Holland on 1st June where we defend the Anglo Dutch Unity Trophy….and that’s not all. Keep logging in to hear about a first for amateur soccer from Bristol Athletic and a tie up with a sports performance company …details to be announced soon. Meanwhile back to the football !
February 11th, 2012
Webmaster Registered players of the now folded Bristol Athletic Sunday have been sent letters this weekend by the Gloucestershire football association asking for payment of fines allegedly outstanding to the Bristol Regional league.
The club have today written to the GFA asking for an explanation of this and why the club were not contacted FIRST by the GFA for payment before sending letters out to players and THEN scandalously adding even MORE money onto the debt in a climate of even more 11 a side teams struggling to stay afloat.
Bristol Athletic are now taking legal advice as they believe that the GFA have not followed the correct procedure and that the club have not been given an opportunity by the association to resolve this situation. Even banks and financial institutions are governed by laws that prevent them from just registering debts without due process, yet it seems that the regional league have done nothing to help the struggling teams who have folded this year (apart from fine them) despite having a healthy bank balance themselves ! So much for promoting participation in the 11 a side game as part of the national FA’s strategy ! Players representative organisation Bristol TRATES are now also involved and hope to see a speedy end to this unfortunate episode.
The advice from the club to all players contacted is to do nothing until there has been clarification from the GFA
January 2nd, 2012
Webmaster Following the official farewell of longstanding club servant Jackie Johnson last month, the Bristol Athletic board have today announced the resignation of the Sunday side from the Bristol Regional Premier League.
In the email club Chairman Patrick Hart cited a variety of reasons for the resignation including lack of suitable facilities, poor player turnout and finance. He said today
“ It really has been a double blow to the club with the loss of our most loyal servant Jackie Johnson who had become such an important part of our club and part of our family. We will be eternally grateful for her longstanding dedication to a club that has supported so many young people through various stages of their lives, without Jackie we would never have been able to do that. Her ill health has meant a move closer to her family in Kent and we wish her well, now with todays announcement it does feel strange as we started as a Sunday morning side with a degree of success with promotions, league titles and a league cup, but we’ve done our job in paving the way for more multi faith and mix race sides to enter the league and also highlighted very well the continued need for equality in local football”
The loss of the regional Sunday side does NOT affect the Saturday Suburban Prem set up nor the Under 18′s who are registered separately.
The old Vets side will now be called the BAFC Casuals, giving the opportunity to the handful of players left who won’t get a a game elsewhere to play once a month.