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As well as the Sunday Administration Cup. In 2007, the club achieved another milestone by winning the Manchester Publicity Sunday League Challenge Cup.
Over the years, Manchester Rovers has continued to grow and develop. The club has established strong teams in various leagues, including the Saturday Morning FL Division 2, the Cheshire & Manchester Sunday League Division 1, the Manchester Accountants Sunday League Division 1, the Cheshire Womens & Youth Football League Championship East Division, and the Cheshire Veterans Football League Division 7. Each team is managed by dedicated individuals who are passionate about the sport and committed to the success of the club.
Manchester Rovers prides itself on its FA Charter Standard Adult Club status. This distinction is awarded to clubs and leagues that have proven to be well-run and sustainable, with a focus on child protection, quality coaching, and the implementation of the Respect programme. The club values the importance of providing a safe and inclusive environment for all its members.
The club's history is rooted in its foundation in 1989 by Trevor Voyce as a Sunday team, known then as Alpha Sports Football Club. The club underwent a rebrand in 1996 and became Grove FC, experiencing immediate success under new manager Danny Fletcher in the Manchester Publicity Sunday League Division 2. In 1998, Dave Lavelle and Graham Kenny took over the club, leading it through a transition period. In 2000, the club adopted the name Manchester Rovers FC and joined the Manchester Amateur Sunday Football League.
Throughout its history, Manchester Rovers has had its fair share of accomplishments. The club reached the final of the Paul Myers Cup in 2003/04 and has been recognised for its commitment to fair play with awards such as the MASFL Most Sporting Team and the MPSL Division 1 Secretary of the Year. The club's success continued in 2005/06 when they were crowned champions of the MPSL Division 2. In 2007, they added another achievement to their list by winning the Manchester Publicity Sunday League Challenge Cup.
Manchester Rovers is more than just a football club; it is a community where players and supporters come together to share their passion for the game. The club is always looking for new talent and welcomes individuals who are interested in joining and contributing to its ongoing success. Whether you are a player, a supporter, or a community member, Manchester Rovers Football Club Home Ground is a place where you can be a part of something special.