By Brendan Doyle Credit: Paul Moran (@paulmoran62 via X) After a close encounter with National League North side Marine for most of the game, Bootle fell short at the later stages as James Potter and Charlie Jolley pop up with the goals. After a brilliant show of hold up play from Saul Fox-Akande, he then laid it off to Ryan Beigan who’s close range shot on goal was blocked to deny Bootle an opener after just four minutes of play. Soon after, Finlay Sinclair-Smith cut in on h

By Brendan Doyle Credit: Wikipedia Bootle came up short in North Wales as Colwyn Bay’s Jordan Davies scored directly from a corner, which would be the only goal of the game. In the opening two minutes of the game, Ryan Beigan found himself in a promising position to cut in and take a shot on goal but the effort flew a fair distance over the crossbar. A Colwyn Bay throw in made it’s way into the Bootle area to the head of Louis Robles but it ended up being an easy catch for Jo

By Brendan Doyle Credit: Grassroots North Wales Bootle’s third pre season outing ends in a 2-0 defeat with both goals coming in the first half of the match. Within the first minutes of the game, Bootle found the back of the net by way of a Ryan Beigan effort from a rebound but unfortunately the linesman’s flag went up for offside. Shortly after, Stephen Edmondson made a run into the box and played a ball across the face of goal to the path of Michael Simpson but Simpson could

Everyone at Bootle Football Club would like to place on record our sincere thanks to Lewis Earl following his departure from the Bucks, after accepting an opportunity to step up to a club in the league above. Lewis first joined the club on loan from Chester during the 2023/24 season, making an immediate impression before moving on to Marine, and then Bury. He returned to the Berry Street Garage Stadium half way through the 2024/25 season and in the 2025/26 season went on to p

Bootle Football Club are delighted to confirm that club captain Jay Roberts has extended his stay with the Bucks for another season. Jay’s leadership, commitment and experience continue to be invaluable both on and off the pitch, playing a key role within the squad. His contribution was recognised last season as he was named the Club Committee Player of the Year. Last season also saw him net his second goal for the club in style, scoring directly from a corner. Everyone at th

Everyone at Bootle Football Club would like to place on record our sincere thanks to Joe Woolley as he departs the Bucks. Joe has been a tremendous servant to the club, making 63 appearances and scoring 10 goals during his time at the Berry Street Garage Stadium. More than just the numbers, Joe’s commitment, work rate, and passion for the shirt made him a firm fans’ favourite and a valued member of the dressing room. He represented the club with pride every time he stepped on