Statistics

Match Summary
Biggest Home Win	8-0	24/02/26 v Foley Meir (Staffordshire Senior Cup)
Biggest Away Win	5-2	05/03/26 v Shawbury United (First Division South)
Biggest Home Defeat	0-5	20/09/25 v Telford Town (First Division South)
Biggest Away Defeat	0-5	07/03/26 v Eccleshall (First Division South)
Highest Drawn Home Game	0-0	13/12/25 v Market Drayton Town (First Division South)
Highest Drawn Away Game	4-4	17/01/26 v Stockport Georgians (First Division South)
Highest Aggregate Home Scoreline	8	8-0 24/02/26 v Foley Meir (Staffordshire Senior Cup)
Highest Aggregate Away Scoreline	8	4-4 17/01/26 v Stockport Georgians (First Division South)

 

Season at a Glance
	Home		Away		Total
	#	%	#	%	#	%
Played	21		21		42
Won	8	38.10%	6	28.57%	14	33.33%
Drawn	1	4.76%	4	19.05%	5	11.90%
Lost	12	57.14%	11	52.38%	23	54.76%
Scored	34	1.62	36	1.71	70	1.67
Conceded	38	1.81	48	2.29	86	2.05

 

Progression in Cup Competitions
No cup fixtures known at present

 

Home Attendance Summary
Average Attendance	21 games	63

 

Number of Games Since
Last Win	4 games
Last Defeat	1 game
Goalless Draw	20 games
Score Draw	0 games
Scored A Goal	0 games
Fail To Score	1 game
Clean Sheet	5 games

 

Scored / Conceded This Season
	Scored		Conceded
	#	%	#	%
None	8	19.05%	9	21.43%
One	16	38.10%	5	11.90%
Two	9	21.43%	13	30.95%
Three	5	11.90%	7	16.67%
Four	2	4.76%	6	14.29%
Five or more	2	4.76%	2	4.76%

 

When the Goals Went In
	For		Against		Total
	#	%	#	%	#	%
0-15	10	14.29%	6	0.00%	10	6.41%
16-30	7	10.00%	11	12.79%	18	11.54%
31-45	18	25.71%	16	18.60%	34	21.79%
46-60	10	14.29%	19	22.09%	29	18.59%
61-75	7	10.00%	19	22.09%	26	16.67%
76-90	18	25.71%	15	17.44%	33	21.15%
90-105	0	0.00%	0	0.00%	0	0.00%
105-120	0	0.00%	0	0.00%	0	0.00%

 

History

The very earliest records show that the club began as Wolverhampton Old Church F.C. based in the Fighting Cocks in 1899 in the Penn area of Wolverhampton. In 1914 the club changed its name to Wolverhampton Amateurs and played at Langley Road and Beckminster playing fields. 1946 the club merged with the Old Wulfrunians club to form a gentlemen’s sporting club to provide a whole range of sporting teams. The club’s name was changed to Staffordshire Casuals and although the liaison with the Old Wulfs was short lived, the Staffordshire Casuals continued as a football team and established a new base at Bantock Park.

The 50’s saw the Staffordshire Casuals as the most successful team in the Birmingham AFA League winning the league three years in succession and cup winners in several competitions. During the late 50s the Casuals moved to Aldersley Stadium and also spent a short time at Codsall playing fields, before purchasing their current home at Brinsford Lane, Coven Heath in c1970. Another era of tremendous success coincided with the move to the club’s own ground. After being one of the founder members of the Birmingham A.F.A and winning the Premier Division of that league in 1980/81, Wolverhampton Casuals applied to join the West Midlands League.

They were elected to Division 2 in 1981/82 and after two seasons, were promoted to Division 1, for the 1984/85 season. In the following three years the club enjoyed tremendous success, finishing as runners-up in three consecutive seasons. In 1985/86, they also won the Division I Cup and finished runners-up in the Walsall Senior Cup. After these three impressive seasons and finally meeting the ground requirements, the Casuals were promoted to the West Midlands League Premier Division in 1987/88. However, after two seasons in the topflight, the upgrading of grounds to include floodlights, forced the club back to Division 1 for the 1991/92 season.

After winning Division 1 in season 94 / 95 and to play in the premier division the Casuals played at Aldersley Stadium for two seasons, during which ground improvements were made and floodlights installed at Brinsford Lane. In season 97 / 98 the Casuals won the Staffs Vase and came runners up the following season whilst also reaching the league cup semi final.

In Season 00 / 01 the club won their most prestigious trophy to date by beating Sutton Town to win the Walsall Senior Cup. This was followed in 01 / 02 with the club finishing 3rd and again reaching the league cup semi final.

Season 04/05 the club finish 11th, the following seasons saw the club finish in the bottom half of the table. Season 10/11 saw a welcome change with the Casuals finishing 12th and reaching the West Midlands Premier League cup final for the first time, thus achieving another milestone in its history. Seasons 11/12, 12/13 & 13/14 saw the Casuals finish 3rd and in 12-13 came runners up in the prestigious J W Hunt Cup. Seasons 14-15 & 15-16 saw Casuals finish a credible 6th position. Season 16/17 the Casuals finished 2nd their highest ever league position a great achievement. Season 17-18 saw the Cassies finish a disappointing 9th.

Season 18/19 saw the team finished 3rd and win the league cup. Casuals were well placed for promotion in Season 19/20 & 20/21 before the Covid-19 pandemic brought a premature end to both seasons. Season 21/22 due to the NLS restructure the Casuals were promoted to the MFL premier division step 5 the highest level in the club's history. Unfortunately, in Season 24-25 the Casuals were relegated which the club contested on ground grading issues and were allocated into the NWCFL .