PRE-SEASON FRIENDLIES
Saturday, 18th July 3pm Clipstone Welfare (A)
Thursday, 23rd July 7.30pm Macclesfield Town (H)
Saturday, 25th July 3pm Carlton Town (H)
Thursday, 30th July 7.30pm Eastwood Town (H)
Saturday, 1st Aug 3pm Barton Town (A)
Tuesday, 4th Aug 7.30pm Heanor Town (H)
PRE-SEASON TRAINING …
… begins Thursday, 25th June (7pm) at Joseph Whitaker School
then each Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday to the end of July
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www.pitchero.rainworthminerswelfare
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gord@rainworth.fsnet.co.uk
Exciting news!
We’re delighted to announce our fundraising webshop.
www.buy@.at/rainworthminerswelfarefc
Visit Pictures from around the club link on left
(You might find yourself on there :-)
Website Sponsor
Please note that dogs are NOT allowed to enter any part of the Kirklington Road ground.
(Sorry if this may cause any inconvienence)
Club Sponsorship packages available see link on left
DIRECTIONS
The club play at Kirklington Road, Rainworth in the centre of the village. From Mansfield follow the A6191 (old A617) signposted Newark, on the dual carriageway, passing the Mercedes garage on your left, you will reach a roundabout take the second exit to Rainworth and on entering the village, at the Robin Hood PH bear left. The ground is immediately on the left after Potters club. From Newark or the A1/A614 again on the A617 follow the signs for Rainworth. Just before the bypass, turn left at the roundabout, signed Rainworth Village. Turn right at the next mini-roundabout onto Kirklington Road. Pass the Sherwood PH and Sherwood Parade shops on the left and the ground is opposite the Miners' Welfare on the right. Parking is limited within the ground although ample on street parking is normally available in the vicinity of the Welfare and adjacent village hall.
Our Post code for your Sat Nav is NG21-0JY
THE WREN CONNECTION
So what's the connection with the wren then? Well, it's all down to local dialect. To all and sundry the pronunciation of the village would be "Rain-worth", ask many locals however, and the reply will be "Ren-neth", take the first syllable, change the spelling without changing the sound and there you go! No mystery as simple as that! There are several examples of clubs being nicknamed after birds.
GUESTBOOK
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