The Carnegie Premier League - "Great football close to home"

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The Club

Address: Riverside Stadium, Y.M.C.A. Grounds, 51 Glenshane Rd, Londonderry BT47 3SF
Telephone: 028 7130 2129
Website: www.stutefc.com

Founded: 1905
Nickname: 'Stute
Colours: Sky blue shirts, white shorts, red socks; (alternative) Yellow shirts, yellow shorts, yellow socks

Office Bearers/Coaching Staff

Liam Beckett
Picture: David Hunter

President: Charles Ferguson
Chairman: Billy Gillard
Vice-Chairman: Trevor Hewitt
Treasurer: Tommy Hill
Secretary: Billy Smallwoods

Manager: Liam Beckett
Assistant Manager: John Gregg
Reserves Manager: Terry Cassidy

Riverside Stadium

Riverside Stadium
Picture: David Hunter

The ground is situated at Drumahoe, a village 3 miles from the centre of Londonderry on the Waterside side of the River Foyle. Take the main Belfast road and the ground is on the right opposite Faughan Valley High School.

Pitch Size: 112x72 yards
Capacity: 2,000 (600 seats)

Honours

Irish League First Division: 2006/07 (1)
Carnegie League Cup: 2006/07 (1)
North West Senior Cup: 1997/98, 2002/03 (2)
Smirnoff Cup: 1996/97 (1)
Irish Junior Cup: 1911/12, 1968/69 (2)
North West Charity Cup: 1906/07 (1)
North West City Cup: 1962/63, 1965/66, 1969/70, 1970/71, 1974/75, 1979/80 (6)
North West League: 1965/66, 1979/80 (2)