 
PostponedNorthern Premier League N/West
2020/21
Vesty Road, Bootle, Liverpool. City of Liverpool FC vs Colne |
| Pos | Club | P | Pts |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  Workington | 8 | 18 |
| 2 |  Ramsbottom United | 7 | 16 |
| 3 | Colne | 7 | 16 |
| 4 |  Dunston | 7 | 16 |
| 5 |  Clitheroe | 7 | 14 |
If you believe in the aims and aspirations of City of Liverpool Football Club, you can become a member, which provides you with the means to shape the future of the club.
All the information needed for matchgoers at the berry street garage stadium, whether it’s your 1st or 100th game.
The broad vision that brought the founding members together was one of a football club that was owned by our community and represented the community’s civic, social and cultural identity.
The genesis of this club goes all the way back to 2008 and can be traced through lots of small meetings, chats, encounters, and talk.
It’s fair to say our club has been quite succesfull in its 5 short years in existence.
The Purple Hub sports complex, comprising a sports hall, boxing gym, all weather football pitches, grass football pitches, tennis courts and bowling greens
City of Liverpool FC will be offering weekly training sessions to women. All ages and abilities are welcome to join us.
Aimed at beginners, those that have been out of the game or simply those who have always wanted to try football.
City of Liverpool FC in the Community’s walking football sessions are aimed at getting people back playing football in a friendly and non competitive environment.
Couch potato? Struggling to get out of the house?
Click here for all of our community football sessions.
COLFC are not prepared to risk the health and wellbeing of supporters, volunteers, players and staff by being part of “the herd” for this misguided and potentially catastrophic policy
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Amazingly we have hit our target in 24 hours!! Thank you to everybody who has shared our campaign and donated towards it.
COLFC Community volunteers will be active next week, sourcing appropriate foods and ensuring emergency food parcels reach the most vulnerable in our City.
COLFC in the Community was in the process of starting a Food Union from our premises on Smithdown Road, Liverpool.
We had cleared out the office and bought shelving and had taken deliveries of food stock from our sponsors Regenda Homes and PLS Foundation.
We have a regular food supplier as well.
In light of the Pandemic emergency, we have temporarily abandoned the Food Union idea and instead we made up emergency food parcels from the stock and delivered them to the most needy in our city.
We would like to raise funds to continue to create these emergency food parcels and keep our food hub on Smithdown going.
If you can help us with donations that would be brilliant, thank you!
As we stated initially, this caused us significant difficulties in a practical sense with the ongoing use of our own club’s name and, from a moral perspective, we simply don’t believe that any privately owned business should ever be allowed to own and profit from the name of the name of the city, and the accumulated collective endeavours of its people, in any context.
We had positive engagement with LFC Chief Executive Peter Moore and re-stated our position to him in person. He agreed to provide legal protections in perpetuity to the club, so in a legal context we had already secured our victory back in July.
However, we continued to offer moral support to the local independent traders in their efforts, so it is good news today for all complainants.
Some of our Directors and many of our supporters are long standing supporters of Liverpool FC and we undertook our legal actions with no pleasure whatsoever. We acted in this matter to protect our football club and to act as a local, critical friend to Liverpool FC and hopefully this whole, sorry episode can now be put behind everybody.
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