CLUB HISTORY courtesy of the Football Club History Database

1986-87   Joined Welsh League Division One
1989-90   Welsh League Division One Champions
          Promoted to Premier Division, which was then renamed Division One
1990-91   Welsh League Division One runner-up (on goal difference)
          Promoted to National Division
1992-93   Placed in Division One on league re-organisation
1994-95   Three points deducted
1997      Relegated to Division Two
2001      Relegated to Division Three
2003      Promoted to Division Two

SEASON    LEAGUE     P    W    D    L    F    A    P      POS

1986-87   WELSH-1   34   14    9   11   49   42   51     10/18
1987-88   WELSH-1   34   16   13    5   64   37   61      4/18
1988-89   WELSH-1   34   16    6   12   39   32   54      8/18
1989-90   WELSH-1   32   20    5    7   66   32   65      1/17
1990-91   WELSH-1   32   18    3   11   58   37   57      2/17
1991-92   WELSH-N   30    6    6   18   32   59   24     13/16
1992-93   WELSH-1   26   14    4    8   50   31   46      4/14
1993-94   WELSH-1   34   16   11    7   83   59   59      4/18
1994-95   WELSH-1   36   20    4   12   69   46   61 *    5/19
1995-96   WELSH-1   34   14    4   16   60   68   46      9/18
1996-97   WELSH-1   34    4    7   23   37   86   19     18/18
1997-98   WELSH-2   30    8   11   11   50   50   35     10/16
1998-99   WELSH-2   30   10    7   13   59   73   37     11/16
1999-00   WELSH-2   30    9    6   15   50   51   33     11/16
2000-01   WELSH-2   30    8    4   18   60   66   28     15/16
2001-02   WELSH-3   34   21    4    9   77   34   67      4/18
2002-03   WELSH-3   34   19    8    7   69   43   65      3/18
2003-04   WELSH-2   32    8   10   14   46   51   34     11/17

In the 1963/4 Season a second side was formed to play in the East Gwent Division 2.

Throughout the 60's Season the club was successful in winning the East Gwent Division 1 & 2 - the Watkins Shield - the Benevolent Cup - The Gill Cup and the Argus Shield.

In 1966 the Senior side joined the Monmouthshire Senior League Division, now known as the Gwent County League. During the late 70's and early 80's the club won the Gwent Senior League Division 1, on two occasions, as well as winning the Senior Cup and Amateur Cup.

In December 1975 the original Clubhouse was built in Jubilee Way. This incorporated a small bar, a lounge, changing rooms and shower facilities. Since then the clubhouse has been modified and upgraded and now boasts four players changing rooms, a referees room, shower and toilet facilities, a large function room, a new lounge, a well equipped kitchen and outside patio areas complete with bench seats.

The playing fields are not forgotten and are re-seeded and maintained each year.

We also have covered spectator accommodation plus excellent floodlights. As a result of these facilities the club is regularly requested to hold representative games at Local and County Level. 1979 saw the formation of Caldicot Town Junior Section. This gave local boys the opportunity to play competitive football at both Local and County Level. It is also a source of future players for the senior teams.

In 1986 the club achieved its ambition of election into the Welsh Football League. A lot of hard work by many people had to be done to achieve this goal. The ground had to be enclosed with a high perimeter fence and barrier put up around the pitch itself. Also the changing facilities had to reach the high standards set by the League.

We have now enjoyed 18 seasons in the Welsh League, winning the Division 2 Championship 1989/90 and as runners up in Division 1 gained promotion to the top Division 1990/91.

1996 was a bad year for the Welsh League side with poor performances leading to relegation to Division 2. A further setback came at the end of the 1999/2000 season when we relegated to Division 3.

The Season 2001/2002 saw us miss out on promotion on goal difference, but our fortune was to change 2002/2003 season when we pipped Caerau Ely to promotion by 1 point after they lost their last game of the season away to Seven Sisters.

Last season was a season of consolidation and we are hoping to push for promotion this season or in the near future to get us back in Division 1 where we feel our club and facilities belong.

New in our club over the last 3 seasons is the introduction of Ladies football team. This year will be their 4th season in the South Wales Ladies League. Last year the ladies got to the quarter finals of the Welsh Cup before losing 5-2 to Swansea City.
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