Deeping Rangers

Last updated : 15/08/2023 07:56:19

Introduction

Deeping Rangers are a Grassroots football team.

The team is from England, United Kingdom and play in the United Counties Football League Premier Division North.

Team Details

Deeping Rangers Football Club

Deeping Rangers Football Club is a football club based in Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, England. They were established in 1964 and currently play in the United Counties Football League Premier Division North.

The club's home ground is The Haydon Whitham Stadium, which is located on Outgang Road in Market Deeping. The stadium has a capacity of 2,000 spectators.

Deeping Rangers' most successful season came in 2007-08, when they won the United Counties Football League Premier Division and were promoted to the Northern Premier League. However, they were relegated back to the United Counties Football League after just one season.

The club's current manager is Mark Carr, who was appointed in June 2022. Carr is a former Deeping Rangers player, and he has also managed several other non-league clubs, including Stamford and Boston United.

History

Deeping Rangers were founded in 1964.
They won the Peterborough Sunday League Division One in 1965-66.
They won the Peterborough League Division Three North in 1966-67.
They won the Peterborough FA Minor Cup in 1966-67.
They won the Peterborough League Division Two in 1968-69.
They won the Peterborough League Division One in 1970-71.
They won the United Counties Football League Premier Division in 2007-08.

Sources

United Counties Football League

The United Counties Football League is a football league in England. It is the ninth tier of the English football league system. The league was founded in 1981, and it currently consists of 22 clubs.

The league champions are promoted to the Northern Premier League Division One North, while the bottom two clubs are relegated to the Eastern Counties League Premier Division.

The United Counties Football League is a well-respected league, and it has produced a number of professional footballers, including Paul Gascoigne, David Beckham, and Jamie Vardy.