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History of South Bank St Peters FC
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South Bank Football Years
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Arthur Reed Memorial Shield Final 2005
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League Challenge Cup Final 2007
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Burness Plate Winners 2008
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Who is our Player of the Year 2007-2008
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Northern League Champions
 | | Northern League Champions 1919-1920 |
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South Bank and England
| This Picture was taken before an England v Northern Ireland International. Wilf Mannion and George Hardwick made their debuts in this match and South Banks Favourite Son Wilf Mannion scored a Hat Trick in a 7-2 rout. Also this picture hangs proudly in the St Peters Social Club to this date. |  |
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Normanby Road
 | | This was our stadium this ground held a record 8500 and was home to many great memories for both South Bank AFC but all the local sides who competed for the prestigious annual Ellis Cup. Recently I met the last player to score in the Ellis cup final on this ground Andy "Tinky" Myers scored the winner for No 1 Amalgamated in 1992. |
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South Bank East End
Ellis Cup Winners 1931-1932 |
Ellis Cup Winners
 | | St Peters lift the Ellis Cup I hope one day to lift this Cup but I can not get a team in through the powers that be(Mark) |
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South Bank Juniors
This is how South Bank Juniors lined up before playing Middlesbrough in the 1974 North Riding Junior Cup, my mate Ronnie Peacocks brother Dave was their Goalkeeper. |
South Bank Pre- War
Our History takes us back to 1868 and here is our pre-War side from 1911. |
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