Poulton Victoria est 1935

Poulton Victoria Home KitPoulton Victoria were formed in 1935, but disbanded with the outbreak of the Second World War, the present club re-formed in 1954. After spending some years in the Wirral Combination and the Birkenhead and Wirral league, ‘The Vics’ eventually gained entry into the West Cheshire League in 1964.
They spent a number of years playing at Lingham Park, then Wallacre Park, in Wallasey, before moving to their present home ‘Victoria Park’ in 1972.

Their first success came in 1966, winning the Wirral Senior Cup, closely followed by the Division One title the very next season.
Success grew from then onwards with more silverware such as: Wirral Senior Cup, Wirral Amateur Cup, the Division 1 and Division 2 titles, the Pyke Cup, West Cheshire Bowl and the Cheshire Amateur Cup.
This success has also been supplemented lately, with the Northern Counties Cup, some fine runs in the FA Vase, a winning trip to Denmark, and a winning appearance at Wembley, against Corby Caledonians.    Both latter games, being in the ‘Carlsberg’ Pub & Club trophy.

'The Vics' have a more than healthy rivalry with their main adversaries over the years Cammell Laird, which will hopefully continue for many years to come.

Ground: Victoria Park, Rankin Street, Wallasey. phone:- 0151 638 3559

Directions / Approach: Exit M53 motorway, follow Wallasey Docks signs. Turn left at the roundabout past Poulton Victoria Club on the left, opposite the club turn right in to Limekiln Lane until you reach the Eagle Arms Public House, turn left in to Rankin Street, ground is at the top of the road on the right hand side.

Public Transport: No. 10 bus from Birkenhead alight at Gorsey Lane/Poulton Road. Walk along Poulton Road in the direction of Wallasey Village. At Sherlock Lane turn left over the footbridge take first left ground is at the end of the road.