Saturday saw a mixture of fortunes and emotions with two very different results in the Eagley sides,  with the 1st team taking a hefty defeat, but the reserves taking the points in their local derby! The first team traveled away to Thornton Cleveleys, and with both central defenders out (Jack Horan - suspended, and Lee Brickles - injured) manager Simon Whaley and assistant Scott Derbyshire had ...

This Saturday sees the 1st team on the road to Thornton Cleveleys, where  they will be hoping for nothing more than a win to keep them away from the danger zone. Meanwhile the reserves have a tough test also away  at local rivals Turton. Managers Clake and Coote will be keen for a result to keep their winning start going, and know Turton will be a tough game. Both games kick off at 3pm, so p...

*Both home and away games are called off today. (Sat 20th Feb)This Saturday weather permitting, sees the return of Slyne with Hest to Dunscar Bridge, where the 1st Team entertain them in the West Lancs Premier League after last week's Slyne victory in the Richardson Cup. Slyne toppled the Eagles in a cruel penalty shoot out, so Simon Whaley's men will be keen to reverse the result and grab the poi...

Following on from its great developments in 2015, Eagley Football Club are currently inviting applications for the role of 'Head of Junior Football.' As a key member of the club's management committee this position will play a lead role in the delivery of the organisations overall strategy in increasing skills and sports participation in Bolton. We are seeking applicants with a passion for g...

True to Eagley form there was no shortage of excitement in Saturday's games as the 1st Team took on Slyne with Hest in the Richardson Cup, and the reserves played Milnthorpe at home in the League 2 clash, The cup game was played at Lancaster City due to the Slyne pitch struggling after the torrent of recent rain, which was a good test for the Eagles as they had a large pitch to consider which i...

This Saturday sees the 1st team take on Slyne with Hest in the first round of the Richardson Cup. The game is away with a 3pm kick off and will be played at Lancaster City FC postcode - LA15PE. They will be keen to try and progress in the cup after losing last week to league leaders Fulwood 3-1. Meanwhile, the reserves take on Milnthorpe Corinthians at home. New managers Oli Clarke and Craig Co...

For 60 minutes the Eagles were well in the game but more controversy saw them unable to hang on against the league leaders and were beaten 3-1. Eagley started well and were on top of the game causing the home side no end of problems. Joe O'keefe just shooting wide and if we could of finished a bit better the end product would of been there. But Fulwood then began to play and get themselves back...

This Saturday sees Simon Whaley's men take on league leaders Fulwood Amatuers away. He will be keen to try and build on last week's win and if he can get anything like their last meet where the Eagles won 6-1 I'm sure he will be delighted, but I think Fulwood might have other ideas on that. Meanwhile the reserves under new management of Oli Clarke and Craig Coote take on locals Mill Hill St Pet...

Saturday at Dunscar Bridge saw the only local non league game go ahead, and the West Lancashire Premier League clash versus Vickerstown had ground staff Karl Hurst and Reg Wharton yet again to thank for making the pitch playable. The end result was worth it but it made for an afternoon of controversy and great entertainment! The Eagles started the day in 12th position and only two points above ...

Saturday sees the first team at home again to Vickerstown, who sit just 2 points behind the Eagles making it a massive game for Whaley's men.. (Game is on) Meanwhile, the new reserve management face a tough test away at Bolton's CMB. (this game has now been postponed due to waterlogged pitch)