The club excelled through the years winning the league and cup competitions many times. Whitchurch became the hunting ground for the likes of Bristol City FC, It’s popularity grew and more teams were set up, a committee was formed and the formation of the club was beginning to take shape.

The club moved grounds and played through the late 80’s and 90’s at the Imperial ground in West town lane, the Club was now being led by the late Simon Browning and Mike Berry. By 2000 and playing with age groups from u7’s-u16s the club was spread out and now playing at several grounds due to it’s size. The unity and Club feeling for the first time started to fade. Mike Berry who served from the early days retired in 2006, action for the future was needed ,the committee was now led by Simon Browning and Mike Dear.

In 2006 the Imperial Ground was taken over and renamed South Bristol Sports Centre, pitches were up graded and the old ground was modernised. In 2007 an agreement was set up and the whole club moved to play once again n one place and South Bristol Sports centre become our home.

Through the years the Club began to flourish again, Mini sessions were set up on Saturday mornings to encourage younger players, Girls teams were set up, and over recent years Disability teams were formed. The club now took on the role of a community club, offering Football for all.

Today the club has 415 players, 42 qualified coaches and 25 teams ranging from U6 to U18 for Boys and Girls as well as Adult and Youth disability teams.