Honours
1933–34 Champions Birmingham Combination.
1945–46 Joint Holders Worc Senior Cup.
1947–48 Runners up Birmingham Comb.
1964–65 Runners Up Birmingham Senior Cup. Winners Camkin Cup.
1976–77 F.A. Cup 1st Rd Proper v York City.
1977–78 F.A. Trophy 1st Rd Proper.
1980–81 Runners up West Mids Lge Div 2 Cup.
1983–84 Runners up Birmingham Senior Cup.
1984–85 Champions Southern Lge Mid Div. Runners up Worc Senior Cup.
1985–86 Winners Birmingham Senior Cup.
2006–07 5th in West Midlands Prem League – highest league position since reforming.
2006–07 Runners up in West Midlands Premier League Cup.
2006–07 Runners up in Birmingham Midweek Floodlit Cup.
2007–08 Joint 4th in West Midlands Premier League – highest position and pts total since reforming.
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