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Welcome to Continental Star FC

The Club and Who We Are

 

HistoryThe Club was formed in 1975 under the name of VILLA STAR. The founding father of the club was Oville.Broomfield. In 1977 the name was changed to Continental Star FC.

Stars played in the Birmingham Works League for many seasons, starting in Division 4b they worked their way up into the Premier Division for the 1990/91 season. Finishing runners-up in that season. In the 1992/93 season they were winners of the Premier Division and also won the Aston Villa Cup, Birmingham City Shield and the WBA Shield and were runners up in the Birmingham County Junior Cup

The 1993/94 season saw them join the Midland Combination Division Three. Here they finished runners up in both the League and the Challenge Urn. Promoted to Division Two for the 1994/95 season they were runners up in the Challenge Vase. In the 1995/96 season they won Division Two and in 1996/97 season Star were runners-up in Division One, winners of the Jack Mould Trophy and the Sandwell Charity Cup.

Their biggest triumph was winning the Birmingham County Vase where they beat Studley BKL in the Final. This led to them being promoted to the Premiership for the 1997/98 season where they finished in 10th position. They also won the Invitation Cup, beating GPT Coventry in the final at Alvechurch.

The start of the 1998/99 season has saw a change in the backroom staff at the club. Gary Christie was now onboard as Assistant first team coach and Barry Cole had taken over as Secretary. Other key roles had also been redefined to ensure that the excellent work on the pitch was matched and supported by the same off it.

Season 99/2000 saw the Stars move from Coleshill Town's ground to the Vale Stadium, the home of Paget Rangers. As well as this, Stars were proud to lift the prestigious JW Hunt Cup at Molinuex.

Continental Star FC moved to Newbury Road Oldbury, former home of Sandwell Borough FC. Initially ground sharing and laterly becoming the senior club at the ground following the unfortunate resignation of Sandwell Borough from their league.

This sense of security has enabled the committee to look more proactively at the advancement of the club, both on and off the pitch. Backroom changes and funding initiatives are beginning to instil a new confidence and zest, which we hope, will transfer onto the pitch. Indeed many teams thus far this season will testify to the fact that Continental Star FC are a new forced to be reckoned with in the league.  

The St Kitts Story

SPORT DEPARTMENT DONATES TO REFEREE'S ASSOCIATION

Basseterre, St. Kitts (15 February 2007): The Department of Sport further demonstrated its commitment to assist sporting organizations where possible on Tuesday, with a donation to the Referees Association.

Ten referee jerseys were presented to Fitzroy Eddy and Anthony Rawlins by Director of Sport Leroy Greene at a brief ceremony at the Department of Sport. The presentation came about after the association requested government assistance.

Mr. Greene explained that the department tapped the expertise of Lincoln Moses, manager of the Continental Stars Football Club in Birmingham, England to fulfill the request. Moses, who is a national of St. Kitts and Nevis, noted that he was happy to give back to his homeland. He indicated that he was looking forward to strengthening relations with the Department of Sport.

Director Greene told SKNIS that he was pleased to use his office to facilitate this request. He noted that his department will continue to reach out to sporting associations to foster good relations and develop the capacity of its members and athletes.

Mr. Rawlins was grateful for the donation and thanked all parties involved.

The Story so far.

Welcome to the new CSFC web site. The site has celebrated 12 months of growth and developments. In this short time the site has achieved a good ranking in the most frequency used search engines. With worldwide access the site has been hit 2500 times from Australia to the USA and of course the UK. The new site will build on the strenghs and developments that have occued. Recent additions include UEFA action on racism and CSFC football pitch campaign. The recently introduced Development Section has enabled CSFC to show its committment to the youth of Birmingham. None of this is possible without the continuing performance of all the teams that represent the Club and their player together with the management committee.

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CONGRATULATIONS TO CONTINENTAL STARS OVER 35'S PREMIER DIVISION CHAMPION'S FOR 2006/07 AND VETERANS CUP WINNERS 2007.

The 2005-06 season continued to bring success to CSFC, the club has been going from strength to strength. The season was in particular a great year for our youth teams. Curtis Nesbitt’s under 14’s won the central Warwickshire division 2 championship another great season from our most experienced youth team manager. . Under the guidance of Dervan Serville our under 13’s/14’s won Birmingham Boys League Cup and came 3rd in there division (the highest place under 13’s team in the division). Multi talented Jonathon Johnson guided our under 12’s to the Ladywood little league title and also managed to secure 3rd place for our under 8’s in the Sandwell minor league.

Continental Star FC General Manager, Lincoln Moses recieves a grant for the club's Healthy Living programme.

 

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