Ellwood F.C. is a football club based in Ellwood, Gloucestershire, England. They played in the FA Vase during the 1980s. They are currently members of the .
History The club was formed in 1907.Gloucestershire Northern Senior League: Ellwood – Clubs Directory – Gloucestershire Northern Senior League, accessdate: February 4, 2020 The club played in local leagues, such as the Forest of Dean Football league until the 1984–85 season when they joined the Gloucestershire County Football League.Ellwood Football Team in the 1950s: Ellwood Football Team in the 1950s, accessdate: February 4, 2020 The 1989–90 season saw the club win the league, a season after entering the FA Vase for the first time.
The club stayed in the Gloucestershire County League until the end of the 2015–16 season, when the club decided to withdraw from the league due to a failure to attract players and Coaches suitable for County level football.Forest of Dean and Wye Valley Review: Ellwood quits league | News | Forest of Dean and Wye Valley Review, accessdate: February 4, 2020 The club moved to the North Gloucestershire Association Football League, winning the Premier Division in the 2017–18 season, winning promotion to the Gloucestershire Northern Senior League.The Forester: Ellwood claim North Gloucestershire League Premier Division title | News | The Forester, accessdate: February 4, 2020 The club did not even last a season in the Northern Senior league, pulling out in September.Severn Sport: Gloucestershire Northern Senior League side withdraw from league after early season struggles – Severn Sport, accessdate: February 4, 2020 The club for the 2019–20 season rejoined the North Gloucestershire League in Division one.
Ground The club plays their home games at the Bromley Road ground.
Honours
Gloucestershire County Football LeagueGloucestershire County League: Gloucestershire County League, accessdate: February 4, 2020 Champions (1) 1989–90 North Gloucestershire Association Football LeaguePremier Division : Table: Premier Division : Table, accessdate: February 4, 2020 Champions (1) 2017–18
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