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Nuthall F.C.

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Nuthall F.C. was an English football club based in Nuthall, Nottinghamshire. The clubs was based at the Basil Russell Playing Fields ground

They competed in the Central Midlands League and the FA Vase.^[1]

1984-85 They joined Central Midlands League Premier Division

1987 Relegated to Division Two

1988-89 Division Two disbanded, clubs absorbed into Division One

1991-92 Competed in Premier North Division after re-organisation

1992-93 Regional divisions scrapped, single Premier Division formed

1993-94 Central Midlands League Premier Division Champions

1995-96 Promoted to Supreme Division

1997 Left Central Midlands League

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