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Welcome to Hall Green United

 Welcome to the official Website of Hall Green United Football Club a traditional village football club nestled in the Parish of Crigglestone, Wakefield, West Yorkshire. 
            
           Howarth Services have kindly agreed to continue their sponsorship for 2011-12
 
         Sponsor Ian Howarth with club Chairman Kevin Barker.

The bitter winter weather continues to bite with once again United having both games postponed this time for severe frost. However the early signs for next week look good and with a fair wind United can kick start their season with the all important relegation battle to focus on.

This Saturday United are at home to Bradford side Wibsey FC for a 2.30pm kick off and the Reserves are away at Salts Reserves.
United need to gain three points from their clash with next to bottem side Wibsey and will be looking for the double as they won 3-1  at Bradford early January.
The Reserves travel to Salts looking for a victory, against the second placed side, that will put them firmly in the promotion frame.
Stats for both games are shown on the 
This weeks matches page.           

 

Club Chairman Kevin Barker welcomes new manager Carl Short 
 

The most successful manager of Hall Green United suddenly and sadly passed away on the 31 october 2006 at the age of 46. Sam, who took up the position of first team manager in the summer of 2005, was a charismatic person who inspired the players and was loved by all at Hall Green. His early death is a sad loss to all who knew him and our thoughts at this sad time are with his partner Diane.

Formed in June 1969 (following the demise of Hall Green Athletic Football Club) this football club has gone from strength to strength with successes at all levels aided by a constant supply of quality players from Hall Green United Junior Football Club.

Starting in the Barnsley & District FA they moved after three years to the Wakefield & District FA and then onto the West Riding County Amateur Football League in 1982-83.

Season 2005-06 just gone will be remembered as the most successful in their history winning three trophies, The West Riding County Amateur Division One Championship title, Wakefield & District Challenge Cup and the Wakefield & District Open Cup.