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WELCOME TO THE BRISTOLCORINTHIAN'S LEAGUE
MORE ABOUT THE BCL
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PROUDLY CORINTHIAN
Central to the League is a commitment to corinthian, sporting behaviour both on and off the field -
GIVING BACK TOTHE LOCAL COMMUNITY
Almost all money raised from the Bristol Corinthian's League goes to local charities. -
GET YER BOOTS OUT FOR THE BOYS...
New players and new teams always welcome - dig out those boots and join us!
20/05/2019
Three Lions Mauled By Eleven Dragons
Wales comfortable winners in 2019 International
READ MOREThe League 2019/20
Welcome to the new Bristol Corinthian's League
Well, hardly new. It's been about for a long time as the Bristol Casuals League, but 2018 sees a slight rebranding to reflect what is important and unique about us.
Whilst we are a Vets League, we're not like any other. The BCL prides itself on operating strict fair-play policies which mean our over 35's and over 45's can enjoy competitive league football played in a corinthian spirit with none of the unnecessary "edge" that mainsteam leagues bring.
Giving To Charity
The Bristol Corinthian's League committee and clubs have long since realised that we could actually do some good while we were out there reliving past glories on a freezing January Sunday morning.
In recent seasons the League has raised thousands of pounds for local charities, each nominated by the divisoion and cup-winning clubs
New players - looking For a team to join?
If you're over 35 and fancy joining a team there's usually clubs looking for new recruits.
ADVERTISE ME!Clubs - Need more players?
New players are regularly signing up her looking for a game/ a team - click the link and contact them now!
View PLAYERSInterested in putting a team in the BCL?
Find out more about applying to join the BCL. There is usually a small waiting list so apply now!
Find Out moreThe RuleBook
The Official Rules and Regulations of The League have slowly evolved over the last few years.
Click the link below to see the 2018/19 official rules
The Dark Side
Whilst poor behaviour is rare, the League remains committed to eradicating any instances and operates a "three strikes" policy, with clubs being given a warning 'strike' in the case of sufficiently poor behaviour.
Clubs who reach three strikes risk not being invited back into the league the following season.
