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Fort William F.C.

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Fort William
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Full name Fort William Football Club
Nickname(s) The Fort
Founded 1984
Ground Claggan Park
(Capacity: 4000 (200 Seated))
Chairman James Campbell
Manager Calum MacLean
League Highland Football League
2007–08 Highland Football League, 15th
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Fort William FC are a senior football team from Fort William, Lochaber, Scotland. They play in the Highland Football League.

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[edit] History

Fort William F.C. play at Claggan Park in the foothills of Ben Nevis.

The club were founded in 1984 and joined the Highland League for the 1985-86 season. They have never finished in the top half of the league, and have finished bottom in 10 of the last 13 seasons between 1996-97 and 2008-09. Their ground is Claggan Park, which has a capacity of 4,000, and a record attendance of 1,500 (4 April 1986).

As a senior team, Fort William are eligible to enter the Scottish Cup.

[edit] Directions to the ground

The club shop and offices

From the South approaching the town on the A82 go directly to the town. After 2 roundabouts continue past the Railway Station on the left, after half a mile cross the River Nevis, take the first right into Claggan Road and the ground is then half a mile down the road from there.

[edit] Football vs. shinty

Despite football's popularity in Scotland, the sport of shinty is more popular in Fort William, the town being home to Fort William Shinty Club, present Scottish Champions, and Kilmallie, Camanachd Cup finalists 2005. The football club struggles to find players as a result of shinty's popularity. The club have been forced to sign players in their early teens and with a squad of only 16 players in the 2007-08 season, the club suffered 27 defeats from 28 Highland League matches, running up an extraordinary goal difference of −142.

The future certainly looks brighter than it did last season. American Entertainment company PMAC Tonight, headed up by Paul MacDonald, plan to create a reality TV series[1] around the team. "From Worst to First" is the plan for Paul, and to help him achieve this he plans to import some of the best young American talent on college campuses across the USA. The show is due to run from the start of the 2008-09 so the current squad [2] will need to work hard if they want to be considered for next season.


[edit] League history

Season Division Position Significant Events
1985-1986 Highland Football League 12
1986-1987 Highland Football League 11
1987-1988 Highland Football League 17
1988-1989 Highland Football League 18
1989-1990 Highland Football League 13
1990-1991 Highland Football League 12
1991-1992 Highland Football League 16
1992-1993 Highland Football League 16
1993-1994 Highland Football League 16
1994-1995 Highland Football League 12
1995-1996 Highland Football League 14
1995-1996 Highland Football League 16
1997-1998 Highland Football League 15
1998-1999 Highland Football League 16
1999-2000 Highland Football League 16
2000-2001 Highland Football League 14
2001-2002 Highland Football League 13
2002-2003 Highland Football League 15
2003-2004 Highland Football League 15
2004-2005 Highland Football League 13
2005-2006 Highland Football League 15
2006-2007 Highland Football League 15
2007-2008 Highland Football League 15
2008-2009 Highland Football League 15 P28 W0 D1 L27 (1 point) - Lowest points tally recorded in HFL[3]

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