The story of Fylde Rugby Club is one we take immense pride in. It all began back in July 1919, when the club’s existence was decided quite literally by the flip of a coin. On July 25th, a group of Manchester businessmen gathered at the Ansdell Institute to determine whether they should establish a rugby or a football club. The coin landed in rugby’s favor, and from that pivotal moment, Fylde Rugby Club was born.
From those modest beginnings, our club has grown into a nationally respected institution, recognized not only for our achievements on the pitch but also for our enduring contributions to English rugby as a whole. Over the years, we’ve cultivated a strong brand name synonymous with excellence, integrity, and passion for the sport.
Today, Fylde Rugby Club stands as a cornerstone of our local community, bridging generations through a shared love of rugby. We are proud to nurture talent from grassroots to senior levels, inspiring players of all ages to embrace the sport’s values of teamwork, dedication, and sportsmanship. Whether cheering from the sidelines, lacing up boots for the first time, or representing Fylde on a national stage, our story continues to reflect the spirit of community and resilience that has defined us since 1919.
 
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Compared with the squad selected for last Saturday’s postponed game at Billingham, for the trip to Hull RUFC’s Ferrens Ground (ko 14.00), Rob Williamson makes his first appearance of the season at hooker, Will Greenwood is back at lock and, after a three months injury absence, Jordan Dorrington starts at
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After a gap in league action of three weeks, Fylde travel to Hull RUFC on Saturday (ko 14.00) and will be attempting to extend their record breaking six out of six victories to open a National League season. Despite Hull’s league position in 12th place, they have a strong squad
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A deluge of snow and ice in that area of the North East has caused today’s game to be postponed. Sorry everyone!
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The Blackpool Gazette’s Andy Moore talked to Fylde Joint Head Coach Chris Briers ahead of this weekend’s N2(North) game. Reproduced courtesy of the Gazette. ——————— —– Fylde hope to take the lessons from their pre-Christmas draw against Preston Grasshoppers into the second half of the season, which resumes with a
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Fylde make three changes in their starting line-up for the trip to Stockton on Tees to play Billingham RUFC (ko 14.15). Rob King, Lewis Quinn and Alex Clayton come into the starting 15 whilst Greg Morgan and Ben Gould join the replacements. Ironically, ever present 1st teamer Will Greenwood misses
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Fylde face an extraordinarily tough January with three away matches and including two against the 1st & 2nd clubs in National Two (North). They kick off on Saturday (10th Jan) with a trip to the North East to face Billingham RUFC and a week later a Roses battle with Hull
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We are very sad to report the death of former Club President Graham Sharman, 88. He was associated with the Mini-Junior Section for many years before taking over the President’s role from the indefatigable Peter Makin in 2000 and he served in this capacity until 2002. A successful businessman, Graham
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FYLDE 22-22 PRESTON GRASSHOPPERS: report by Will Judd The Woodlands was treated to yet another Lancashire derby stunner as Fylde escaped a second half onslaught from the visitors for a hard-earned draw in front of a fine crowd of 1,400. This is usually the biggest crowd of the season at
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