Swallownest Miners Welfare F.C. was an English

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located in Swallownest, Sheffield, South Yorkshire.

History

The club competed in the Yorkshire Football League in the 1960s, competing in Division 1 on three occasions. They also played in the

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League and cup history

Honours

League

* Yorkshire League Division 2 **Promoted: 1961–62, 1968–69

Cup

None

Records

*Best League performance: 8th, Yorkshire League Division 1, 1962–63 *Best

performance: 4th Qualifying Round, 1961–62 *Best

performance: 1st Round, 1974–75

References

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