Honours 2007 / 2008

                                               U-12's A team 2nd Division Runners Up

                                                   U-14's 3rd Division Champions

                                                   U-15's 1st Division Runners Up

                                                       25th Anniversary Plans

Richmond Rovers JFC are planning to celebrate 25 years of Richmond Rovers JFC on Friday 21st November 2008 in the Balmoral Suite at the Deanwater Hotel. If any past players, Managers or Officials of the Club are interested  in attending a function to mark this event then please e-mail your contact details to    "25years@richmondrovers.co.uk"   or telephone 07904 458681 to reserve your tickets.

Club History
Richmond Rovers Junior Football Club was founded in 1983 by Ken Foulkes, Stuart Rowson, Alan Bancroft and Dave Wheeler. During that first season, 1983/84, the club was represented by an Under 12's team playing in the Stockport  Metro League and an Under 13's team playing in the Reddish League.

The name Richmond was selected at random from a local telephone directory to compliment the Rovers suffix. The teams played at Park Rd, adjacent to Cheadle Town Football Club, and at Davenport School, Stockport, with players based in the South Stockport area.

During the 90's the club evolved to what it is today - Poynton based, managing teams from Under 7's up to Under 17's.

Some Clubs may measure their success in terms of the number of cups and trophies in their 'trophy cabinets' but we consider our success to be measured by the pleasure and opportunity given to local youngsters and them having the chance to participate in regular organised football activities. This isn't to say we don't strive to achieve honours each season but we don't want to sacrifice participation in the search for glory

FA Charter Standard

Richmond Rovers Junior Football Club are proud to have been awarded in December 2005 the prestigious status of FA Charter Standard  Development Club .

The FA Charter Standard Clubs programme, supported by FA Community Partner McDonald's, was launched in February 2001 with the aim of setting standards of coaching, administration and child protection for clubs working with young people. 

The programme is aimed at boys and girls under 16 and will help children and parents find in their local area a club that meets FA standards of coaching, administration, development and child protection. 

Youth Clubs need to demonstrate :-

• Management
• Child Protection
• Qualified Coaches
• Fair Play
• Insurance