Southern Div One South & West
AFC TOTTON
Southern Div One South & West
Ground Testwood Park Testwood Place Totton Southampton Hampshire
SO40 3BE
02380 868981
Directions Leave the M27 at Junction 3 and join the M271. At the
roundabout take the second exit on to the slip road and join the
A35 dual carriageway. Shortly after joining the carriageway take
the next slip road on to the A36 which takes you under the bypass.
Continue until you reach a roundabout; take the 3rd exit into
Library Road. Follow this for approx 100 yards then turn left
into Testwood Road, just after the Police Station. Testwood Place
is the 2nd turning on the right with the ground entrance being
50 yards on the left
Colours Blue shirts Blue shorts Blue socks
Alternative 1st Team Red shirts Red shorts Red socks
Reserves Red and White striped shirts Red shorts Red socks
AFC Totton History
Totton Football Club was formed in 1886 and became one of the founder members of
the Hampshire F.A.
when it was inaugurated, and was also one of the founder members of the New
Forest League, formed in 1904.
After the 1914/18 War they entered the Southampton Senior League and the New
Forest League,
and in 1920/21 joined the Hampshire League West.
The early matches were played at South Testwood Park before Totton moved to
Testwood Park,
on 30th December 1933. In 1975 they amalgamated with Totton Athletic, installed
floodlights and opened
a Club Room and Bar at the ground. Totton’s most successful season was in
1981/82
when they won Hampshire League Division 1 for the first time, the Russell Côtes
Cup,
Hampshire Intermediate Cup, Southampton Senior Cup, Echo Trophy, Reg Mathieson
Trophy
and the Eastleigh 6-a-Side Shield.
Totton became one of the founder members of the Wessex League when it was formed
in the 1986/87 season,
finishing 3rd. Although the League title has continued to elude the Club, it has
still performed well
in Cup Competitions. The Medisport Wessex League Cup was won in 1989/90 and the
Club was runners-up
to Southern League Bashley in the Russell Côtes Cup in 1990/91.
This upturn in fortunes continued into 2000/01, with Totton again finishing 4th
in the Wessex League.
The Carlsberg FA Vase provided the Club with a good run, reaching the 4th Round.
Season 2002/03 saw the Club enjoy a good FA Cup run before losing to Slough Town
in a 1st Qualifying Round replay. The Club did gain some silverware though,
beating League Champions Eastleigh 2-1 in the final of the Jewson Wessex
Football League Cup.
In 2003/04 the Reserves had an excellent season, reaching the Final of the
Southampton FA Senior (Saturday) Cup,
but lost to Hampshire Premier League Champions VT FC in the Final.
2005/06 saw many changes in Team personnel and 4th place gained in the League,
together
with a fine run in the FA Cup and the winning of the Wessex League Cup for a
third time.
The Reserves also reached the Semi-Finals of the Southampton Senior Cup,
but again suffered defeat at the hands of a full- strength VT 1st Team.
2006/07, proved to be the most memorable in the history of the Club.
In the League the 1st Team had a season long battle with Gosport, narrowly
missing out
on the title on goal difference, a bitter disappointment after having led the
Table from October
until that eventful last week. But the highlight of the season had to be the
reaching of the Final
of the FA Carlsberg Vase at the New Wembley Stadium for the first time in the
Club’s history.
Sadly in front of a record 36,232 crowd for a Vase Final,
the Team had to settle for Runners-up after a thoroughly entertaining and
skilful match against Truro City;
a tremendous advert for the Non-League game.
2007/2008 was always going to be a challenge after the previous seasons
achievements.
However the team responded brilliantly, ultimately producing 36 points from 36
in March & April
to secure our first ever Wessex League Championship, and promotion to the BGB
Southern League.
Certainly the past two seasons will linger long in the memories of those lucky
enough
to be part of the adventure, and a glowing tribute to a dedicated Team and
fantastic supporters.
Club Honours
Eastleigh 6-a-side Shield 1982
Echo Trophy 1982
F.A. Amateur Cup 1932/33(4th Rnd)
F.A. Challenge Cup 1982/83(4th Rnd)
F.A. Challenge Vase 2000(5th Rnd), 2001(4th Rnd),
2007(R/u)
Hampshire Intermediate Cup 1947, 1950(R/u), 1967, 1982,
1983
Hampshire Junior Cup 1914
Hampshire League West 1924(R/u), 1925
Hampshire League Division 1 1981(R/u), 1982, 1984(R/u),
1985
Hampshire League Division 2 1931, 1965(R/u), 1967,
1973(R/u), 1980(R/u)
Hampshire League Division 4 1979
New Forest League 1906, 1908 (R/u), 1911, 1914, 1920,
1926, 1927, 1948,1961, 1962
New Forest League Challenge Cup 1906
Perkins Charity Cup 1910, 1911(R/u), 1913, 1914, 1927,
1958, 1961
Reg Mathieson Trophy 1982
Russell Côtes Cup 1939, 1982, 1985(R/u), 1991(R/u),
1998(S/F), 1999
Southampton Senior League 1920 (R/u)
Southampton FA Senior Cup 1929, 1931, 1947, 1981, 1982,
2004(R/u), 2006(S/F)
Sutton Transformers Vase 1984(R/u), 1985(R/u)
United Services Junior League 1918
Wessex League Premier Division 2006/07 (R/u g/d), 2007/08
Champions
Wessex League Cup 1990, 2003, 2004 (S/F), 2006
Wessex Combination Cup 2003 (S/F), 2004 (S/F), 2007