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CLUB HISTORY
Beaconsfield United F.C. was formed in 1921 and
competed in local leagues until 1979 when they
joined the London Spartan League, where their best
performance saw them finish sixth in the Premier
Division in both 1983-84 and 1985-86.
Slough Youth Centre Old Boys F.C. grew out of a
boys' club based in Slough and first entered an
adult league in 1947. They played in local leagues
until 1990 when they joined the Chiltonian League
where they were Premier Division runners-up in
1993-94.
In 1994 new ground regulations meant that SYCOB
sought a groundshare agreement with Beaconsfield,
but with United struggling financially it was felt
that a merger of the two clubs would be the best way
forward. The new club inherited United's place in
the Spartan League (later renamed the Spartan South
Midlands League) and claimed the championship on two
occasions. On the first occasion they applied to
move up to the Isthmian League but were rejected due
to the state of their ground, however after the
second title win in 2003-04 they were able to move
up to the Southern League where, due to divisional
restructurings, they managed to play in three
different divisions in three seasons without ever
being promoted or relegated. in the 2006–07 season,
however, they finished bottom of Division One South
& West and were relegated.
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