1995–96 Midland Football Combination

August 2026 The 1995–96 Midland Football Combination season was the 59th in the history of Midland Football Combination, a football competition in England. Premier Division Midland Football CombinationPremier Division 1995–96 Bloxwich TownMidland Football League Division One (Step 6) https://www.midlandfootballleague.co.uk/honours.html live August 1, 2026 midlandfootballleague.co.uk en Bloxwich Town Northfield Town 380 1343 1994–95 1996–97 The Premier Division featured 17 clubs which competed in the division last season, along with three new clubs, promoted from Division One: Massey Ferguson Southam United Sphinx, who also was renamed Coventry Sphinx League table main WDL PR Premier Division BLO Bloxwich Town CVS Coventry Sphinx MSF Massey Ferguson KNO Knowle STU Studley BKL KIN Kings Heath MEI Meir KA WEL Wellesbourne SOU Southam United COL Coleshill Town CHE Chelmsley Town UPT Upton Town ANS Ansells OLT Olton Royale WMF West Midlands Fire Service ALC Alvechurch Villa HIG Highgate United HAN Handrahan Timbers SHI Shirley Town NOR Northfield Town 12 10 16 64 81 10 10 18 57 84 31 4 3 122 45 14 8 16 65 62 14 9 15 76 66 25 5 8 87 43 9 10 19 46 71 9 10 19 56 81 18 6 14 63 65 21 10 7 87 49 15 10 13 77 72 23 8 7 77 36 3 6 29 33 124 12 8 18 56 71 8 8 22 51 74 13 14 11 69 63 17 11 10 93 64 14 6 18 68 72 15 10 13 55 60 11 9 18 51 70 #ACE1AF Promoted to the Midland Football Alliance P #FFCCCC Demoted to Division One D #FFCCCC Resigned from the league RES RES #FFCCCC Relegated to Division One R 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored. complete nonleaguematters Division One Midland Football CombinationDivision One 1995–96 Richmond Swifts Richmond SwiftsKenilworth TownBilston Community College Fairfield VillaBadsey Rangers 1994–95 1996–97 The Division One featured 12 clubs which competed in the division last season, along with 5 new clubs: Richmond Swifts, promoted from Division Two Alveston, promoted from Division Two Fairfield Villa, promoted from Division Two Holly Lane, promoted from Division Two Newhall United, joined from the Central Midlands League League table main WDL PR T01 Richmond Swifts T02 Kenilworth Town T03 Bilston Community College T04 Colletts Green T05 GPT Coventry T06 Dudley Sports T07 Alveston T08 Polesworth North Warwick T09 Newhall United T10 Monica Star T11 Holly Lane T12 Hams Hall T13 Kings Norton Ex-Service T14 Thimblemill REC T15 Barlestone St. Giles T16 Fairfield Villa T17 Badsey Rangers 26 5 1 92 18 17 10 5 75 31 18 7 7 78 41 18 7 7 76 54 19 3 10 84 47 16 8 8 63 39 14 7 11 63 48 12 9 11 60 69 11 10 11 68 63 11 8 13 55 56 9 11 12 43 53 11 4 17 55 68 12 1 19 49 82 8 4 20 38 73 8 3 21 44 91 6 4 22 27 75 2 7 23 30 92 #ACE1AF Promoted to the Premier Division P P P #FFCCCC Resigned from the league R #FFCCCC Relegated to Division Two REL REL 1) points; 2) goal ratio; 3) number of goals scored. complete nonleaguematters Division Two Midland Football CombinationDivision Two 1995–96 Continental Star Continental StarBrownhills Town Cheslyn Hay 1994–95 1996–97 The Division Two featured 11 clubs which competed in the division last season, along with 7 new clubs: West Midlands Police reserves, promoted from Division Three Cheslyn Hay, promoted from Division Three Brownhills Town, promoted from Division Three Wolverhampton Casuals reserves, promoted from Division Three Wellesbourne reserves, promoted from Division Three Cadbury Athletic, promoted from Division Three Bromsgrove Rangers League table main WDL PR T01 Continental Star T02 Enville Athletic T03 Brownhills Town T04 Cheslyn Hay T05 Earlswood Town T06 West Midlands Police reserves T07 Bromsgrove Rangers T08 Ledbury Town T09 Alvis SGL T10 Coleshill Town reserves T11 Cadbury Athletic T12 Wolverhampton Casuals reserves T13 Blackheath Electrodrives T14 Archdale T15 Burntwood T16 Albright & Wilson T17 Wellesbourne reserves T18 Rugby Town 24 6 2 89 28 21 5 6 71 31 20 5 7 73 46 19 4 9 76 54 16 9 7 56 30 13 8 11 47 41 12 8 12 63 59 11 9 12 71 50 10 12 10 52 41 12 6 14 44 61 11 6 15 36 49 11 4 17 46 79 8 8 16 40 49 7 8 17 46 60 7 7 18 41 64 6 6 20 35 81 6 5 21 33 101 0 0 0 0 0 #ACE1AF Promoted to Division One PD1 PD1 PD1 #CCCCFF Transferred to the West Midlands (Regional) League T #FFCCCC Resigned from the league RES RES RES #CCCCCC Club folded, record expunged FLD 1) points; 2) goal ratio; 3) number of goals scored. complete nonleaguematters Division Three Midland Football CombinationDivision Three 1995–96 Feckenham FeckenhamRichmond Swifts reserves Tipton S & SBirmingham Vaults 1994–95 1996–97 The Division Three featured 8 clubs which competed in the division last season, along with 10 new clubs: Studley BKL reserves, relegated from Division Two Feckenham Richmond Swifts reserves Tipton S & S Birmingham Vaults Cradley Heath Kenilworth Wardens Tipton Rovers Swan Sports Alvechurch Villa reserves League table main WDL PR T01 Feckenham T02 Richmond Swifts reserves T03 Tipton S & S T04 Birmingham Vaults T05 Mitchell & Butlers T06 Studley United T07 Cradley Heath T08 Kenilworth Wardens T09 Dudley Sports reserves T10 Kings Heath reserves T11 Enville Athletic reserves T12 Birchfield Sports T13 Tipton Rovers T14 Swan Sports T15 Studley BKL reserves T16 Alvechurch Villa reserves T17 Barlestone St. Giles reserves T18 Park Rangers 27 5 2 102 26 25 4 5 89 29 21 5 8 68 30 20 8 6 62 38 16 9 9 74 44 16 6 12 64 56 13 8 13 53 46 13 7 14 51 56 14 3 17 48 55 13 2 19 53 79 10 8 16 47 60 10 8 16 46 71 10 7 17 51 59 10 6 18 76 85 9 6 19 45 71 9 4 21 45 85 8 7 19 35 81 5 11 18 51 89 #ACE1AF Promoted to Division Two PD PD PD PD #FFCCCC Resigned from the league R R R R 1) points; 2) goal ratio; 3) number of goals scored. complete nonleaguematters References 1995–96 9