Wolbecash Athletic are known as the Wolves.
Currently placed in Division 4 League 7
Team Manager : Willyrover
Team Number 2012
Wolbecash Athletic F.C. is a professional football club based in the town of Wolbecash. Their supporters are passionate and have been known to cheer louder than the opposition supporters.
Marketing team showing some of the new merchandise
Welcome to Lough Row.
Home of Wolbecash Athletic Football Club
Lough Row Capacity 17000
Lough Row : Home of the Wolbecash Wolves Capacity 17000
2023 Updated home kit design
2023 Updated away kit design
2023 Updated third kit design
The Rise of the Wolbecash Wolves
In the quaint town of Wolbecash, nestled among rolling hills and lush greenery, a group of friends shared two passions: athletics and brewing beer. This eclectic mix of interests gave birth to the Wolbecash Wolves, a football team with a unique history.
The story began in the early 2020s when the town’s local brewery, known for its rich, flavorful ales, was the heart of the community. The brewery workers, strong and spirited, often engaged in athletic competitions to pass the time and stay fit. Among them were three friends: Ned, Ross, and Willy, who were not only skilled brewers but also exceptional athletes.
One summer evening, after a particularly intense game of darts at the local pub, the trio decided to form a football team. They envisioned a team that embodied the same camaraderie and resilience they experienced in their brewing and athletic endeavors. Thus, the Wolbecash Wolves were born.
The Wolves started small, playing friendly matches against neighboring towns. Their unique blend of athleticism and teamwork, honed through years of brewing and sports, quickly set them apart. The team’s reputation grew, and soon they were competing in regional leagues.
As the years passed, the Wolves’ legacy continued to flourish. They became known not only for their prowess on the field but also for their post-match celebrations, where they shared their home-brewed beers with opponents and fans alike. The brewery, now run by the descendants of the original founders, became a symbol of the team’s enduring spirit.
One of the most memorable moments in the Wolves’ history came when they won their first regional championship. The entire town of Wolbecash celebrated, raising their glasses in a toast to the team that had brought them so much pride and joy.
Today, the Wolbecash Wolves remain a beloved institution in the town. They continue to honor their roots, blending the art of brewing with the thrill of football. Every match is a testament to their rich history, and every victory is a tribute to the spirit of friendship and community that started it all.
Wolbecash Wolves
Club Legends
Few players reach the status of "Rare". Wolbecash Wolves have produced some great players with rare ability. Below is a tribute to the club greats.
An exceptional striker who still holds the club record for most goals. Jimmy played his whole career with Wolbecash Wolves. A true club legend. Jimmy is still involved with the club as a trainer for our upcoming front men.
A keeper with exceptional handling ability and always brave to race out and meet opposition attacker. Kept many a clean sheet.
Titus was a gun player. Assisting the frontmen with precision passes which turned into many a goal. Titus often found himself on the scorers sheet with his uncanny ability to find the net. A crowd favourite
A mid fielder to be feared. Very strong on the ball and controlled the midfield. Also a precision passer with great creativity. Currently coaching our future midfield stars.
Another striker to reach club legend status. Known as Bobby, he is a deadly striker. Very sharp in front of goal but could also take free kicks that left many a keeper scratching their head. A champion player
A solid defender sitting between the midfield and the backs. There wasnt much getting past past him on the pitch and his aerial ability protecting the goal was second to none.
Hernan is fast, I mean very fast. Although playing in an attacking midfield role, he was often challenging the opposition defenders with his blustering runs down either wing. Coached from an early age to use both feet he could play attacking midfield and left or right wing. He os often on the scoresheet.
A striker with great ball skills and a keen eye for goal. He could net the ball from anywhere in the box. He free kicks were mesmerising the way the ball would bend around a wall. What a player.
A strong defender. Robert was admired by the fans for his ruthless defending. You knew you had played when you came up against Robert.