The Presentation of awards for the 2007/2008 season for the First Team, Reserves and Acadamy will take place on Saturday May 17th in the Clubhouse. The event will follow the Cup Final and commence about 7.30pm. Refreshments at a small cost will be available during the afternoon.

All supporters and friends of the Club will be most welcome.

Progress on the new facility at Eagle Valley.
The Stop Notice on construction at Eagle Valley has been lifted and following a meeting of the Planning Committee on 21st April 2008 building can commence with immediate effect. During the five week pause in construction work has continued on the seeding of the pitches and it is hoped that the final delay will be minimal.
Demolition of Gedling Road will commence on April 28th 2008.

GOLF DAY FRIDAY 13TH JUNE 2008 AT MAPPERLEY GOLF CLUB. TICKETS £30 PER PLAYER.

THIS FUNDRAISER IS BEING ORGANISED BY THE UNDER 12 YELLOW AND UNDER 13 GIRLS.

CONTACT GARY STEVENSON 07919 203916 OR IAN SALLIS 07721 890971 FOR MORE DETAILS OR TO BOOK YOUR PLACE.

The Reserve team defeated Blackwell yesterday by 3-1. They are now League Champions of the Central Midlands Premier Reserve League. This is the third year running that this championship has been acheived.

Arnold Town bid farewell to their Gedling Road home when they entertain Selby Town on 12 April.
The final game will be marked with the visitors forming a guard of honour for the Arnold team as they emerge from the changing rooms.
The fixture will be the final first team fixture on the ground , before the long awaited move to Eagle Valley.
The club are issuing an open invitation to any former players of Arnold FC, Arnold Kingswell, Arnold St Marys and Arnold Town to attend the game and admission for the ex players will be free.
The first league game at Gedling Road took place over 50 years ago on 1 September 1956.
Arnold Town were formed in 1989 following a merger between the old established Arnold F.C. and Arnold Kingswell.
As the club leave Gedling Road there will be many fond memories for supporters – young and old. The club’s finest achievements including two appearances in the FA Cup First Round. In 1967-68 they were defeated by Bristol Rovers in front of a crowd of 3,390 at Gedling Road and in 1977-78 Port Vale were the victors but only after a replay.
Another key event in the history of the ground was the record 10-1 victory over Denaby in October 1994 – Chris Freestone scoring an incredible seven times.
The club have also produced a number of players who have gone into the professional game – Chris Freestone, Devon White, Tris Whitman and most recently Ben Hutchinson who recently moved to Celtic from Middlesbrough just two years after leaving Gedling Road.
The club are due to move to Eagle Valley in August and the complex will play host to the clubs 32 teams and will provide changing rooms, a club house as well as five full size, three junior and two mini grass pitches.

Arnold Town bid farewell to their Gedling Road home when they entertain Selby Town on 12 April.



The final game will be marked with the visitors forming a guard of honour for the Arnold team as they emerge from the changing rooms.



The fixture will be the final first team fixture on the ground , before the long awaited move to Eagle Valley.



The club are issuing an open invitation to any former players of Arnold FC, Arnold Kingswell, Arnold St Marys and Arnold Town to attend the game and admission for the ex players will be free.



The first league game at Gedling Road took place over 50 years ago on 1 September 1956.



Arnold Town were formed in 1989 following a merger between the old established Arnold F.C. and Arnold Kingswell.



As the club leave Gedling Road there will be many fond memories for supporters – young and old. The club’s finest achievements including two appearances in the FA Cup First Round. In 1967-68 they were defeated by Bristol Rovers in front of a crowd of 3,390 at Gedling Road and in 1977-78 Port Vale were the victors but only after a replay.



Another key event in the history of the ground was the record 10-1 victory over Denaby in October 1994 – Chris Freestone scoring an incredible seven times.



The club have also produced a number of players who have gone into the professional game – Chris Freestone, Devon White, Tris Whitman and most recently Ben Hutchinson who recently moved to Celtic from Middlesbrough just two years after leaving Gedling Road.



The club are due to move to Eagle Valley in August and the complex will play host to the clubs 32 teams and will provide changing rooms, a club house as well as five full size, three junior and two mini grass pitches.

The Club is seeking help in the area of administration. Match secretaries for the Reserves and Under 19 teams are required.
The job description will be available at the ground on Saturday and a meeting to explain the requirement will be held on Monday next (10th Dec) in the Clubhouse at 7.30pm. All interested persons are asked to be present. We are seeking three or people to assist the Club.

The Club is once again receiving support from Vernon Coaker MP. Vernon a Minister at the Home Office and MP for Gedling is to sponsor the match ball at the NCEL match against Glapwell on Saturday December 22nd.

The Club is once again thankful for the continued support he provides.

There are two vacancies on the Arnold Town Committee. If you are interested in joining and working for the Club contact the Chairman. All applications are most welcome.

The work to provide the new ground has stared. Contractors have stated to strip the top soil and level the ground. Completion date remains August 3rd 2008.

The September draw for the 200 Club will be held at the Liversedge match on Tuesday October 16th.