Manchester Football Association - List of Manchester Amateur Cup Winners

List of Manchester Amateur Cup Winners

Year Manchester Amateur Cup Winners
1907–08 Barrowfields
1908–09 Cadishead Albion
1909–10 Cadishead Albion
1910–11 Old Trafford
1911–12 Longfield
1912–13 Berrys
1913–14 Berrys
1914–15 Middleton
1915–19 No competition due to WW1
1919–20 National Gas Engine
1920–21 Didsbury
1921–22 Clayton
1922–23 Acme
1923–24 Miles Platting
1924–25 McMahons
1925–26 Pendlebury
1926–27 McMahons
1927–28 Pendlebury
1928–29 N H Parish Church
1929–30 McMahons
1930–31 British Dyestuffs
1931–32 Cyclone
1932–33 Worralls
1933–34 McMahons
1934–35 Sedgeley Park
1935–36 Ferguson Pailin
Year Manchester Amateur Cup Winners
1936–37 Audenshaw United
1937–38 Hulme Celtic
1938–39 Audenshaw United
1939–40 New Mills
1940–41 Ferguson Pailin
1941–42 Avro
1942–43 Avro
1943–44 Goslings
1944–45 Goslings
1945–46 Urmston
1946–47 Hans Renold
1947–48 Platt Brothers
1948–49 New Mills
1949–50 Hans Renold
1950–51 Hulme Lads' Club
1951–52 Hans Renold
1952–53 Walkden Yard
1953–54 Adelphi Lads' Club
1954–55 Adelphi Lads' Club
1955–56 Adelphi Lads' Club
1956–57 Adelphi Lads' Club
1957–58 Adelphi Lads' Club
1958–59 Hans Renold
1959–60 AGED
1960–61 Walkden Town
1961–62 Chloride Recreation
Year Manchester Amateur Cup Winners
1962–63 Chloride Recreation
1963–64 Abbey Hey WMC
1964–65 Collyhurst CA
1965–66 Salford United
1966–67 Abbey Hey WMC
1967–68 Abbey Hey WMC
1968–69 Waterloo
1969–70 Milton
1970–71 Old York Victoria
1971–72 Prestwich Heys
1972–73 Maine Road
1973–74 ICI Blackley
1974–75 ICI Blackley
1975–76 ICI Blackley
1976–77 ICI Blackley
1977–78 Chamber
1978–79 Massey Ferguson
1979–80 Grasmere Rovers
1980–81 Radcliffe
1981–82 Irlam Town
1982–83 ICI Blackley
1983–84 Massey Ferguson
1984–85 ICI Blackley
1985–86 ICI Blackley
1986–87 Old York
1987–88 East Manchester
Year Manchester Amateur Cup Winners
1988–89 ICI Blackley
1989–90 Gorton
1990–91 Heywood St James
1991–92 Bedians
1992–93 Gorton Town
1993–94
1994–95 Bedians
1995–96 Stand Athletic
1996–97 Trafford
1997–98 Maine Road
1998–99 South Manchester
1999–2000 East Manchester
2000–01 Norris Villa
2001–02 Trafford
2002–03 Heywood St James
2003–04 Trafford
2004–05 Maine Road
2005–06 East Manchester
2006–07 Maine Road
2007–08 New East Manchester
2008–09 Old Stretfordians
(awarded Heywood St James)
2009–10 Dukinfield Town
2010–11

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