CLIFTON ALL WHITES FC

Clifton All Whites FC
is probably amongst the most recognisable amateur football clubs in the county due to some of its more famous past youth team players going on to play at the higher levels of football in this country both domestically and internationally, and for the infamous ‘All Whites’ nickname which caused controversy amongst some quarters in the mid 90s led to the official scrapping of the tag which has now and quite rightly so been reinstated.

Player such as Gary Birtles, Jermaine Pennent, Darren Huckerby, Jermaine Jenas, Michael Johnson to name a few have all come through the clubs youth structure over the past years. Clifton All Whites have also been successful on the pitch, formerly playing in the Midland League and Notts Alliance the club also reached the third round of the FA Vase in 1975/76 and winning the Senior League cup in 2006, a year later the reserves won their first NSL honour gaining the first division Championship under the guidance of James Turner and Chris Driffill and in 2010 the same management team took the clubs first team and delivered the Notts Senior League senior league title for the first time in the clubs history.

Again in 2013/14 Turner and Driffill along with the senior team took the CMFL South division title but controversially and unfortunately due to ground grading issues All Whites were denied promotion to the EMCFL.
The club rallied round and in 2016/17 won the Notts Senior League Title and this time gained the promotion they deserved to the East Midlands Counties Football League.
On the back of this success the development of the Green Lane ground has been raised and with the support of the current chairman we hope to carry on to another level.

Admission Prices: £5 adult. £3 concession and Free u16

Programme Price: £1

Refreshments: We have a tea bar at the ground which serves tea/coffee and hot & cold food. We also have a fully licensed bar which serves alcohol.

Directions:

From the South
From M1 Junction 24
1. Head northeast towards Nottingham on the A453 for around 6 miles
2. At the roundabout take the 2nd exit and continue on the A453 heading to Nottingham for about half a mile
3. After the Tesco petrol station ( on your right ) turn right onto Green Lane
4. Follow Green Lane up the hill to the traffic lights and go straight on
5. Continue down Green Lane until you get to the roundabout go straight on
6. The entrance is approx 200 yds on the left

From the North
From M1 Junction 26
1. Head southeast on A610 toward Nottingham B600 road
2. keep left at the fork go through 1st roundabout for approx 2.1 miles
3. Turn right onto Western Boulevard / A6514 go through roundabout 1.3 miles approx
4. Turn right onto Wollaton Road / A6514 drive around 350 feet
5. slight left onto Middleton Boulevard / A6514 continue to follow A6514 about a mile
6. Continue onto Clifton Boulevard / A52 for approx 1.7 miles
7. Take the ramp on the right to Clifton Lane 0.1 miles
8. Slight right onto Clifton lane / A453 for 0.7 miles
9. Slight left onto Farnborough Road go through the roundabout for 1.2 miles
10. At Green Lane take the 1st exit onto Clifton lane destination will be on the left

Parking: Available at the ground

Nearest Train Station: Nottingham Station, Carrington Street, Nottingham, NG2 3AQ. It is 4.4 miles from the ground and takes approximately 10 minutes to get there by taxi

NSL Senior Division Winners 2010

NSL Division One Champions 2007 ( res )

NSL Senior Cup Winners 2006

Nottinghamshire Senior Cup Finalists 2011/12

CMFL Cup Winners 2012/13

CMFL South Division Champions 2013/14

NSL Senior League Champions 2016/17.