Shiresden Moorways F.C.

Shiresden Moorways F.C. are a team from Shiresden, on the West Coast. One of the earliest clubs from outside the Southern region, Moorways were established in 1934, and rose to success in the late 1930s.

History
Shiresden Moorways took part in the National Cup from its foundation, but enjoyed little success in the first seasons - losing every match they played until the 1938 season. 1938 was the beginning of their success; they were among the sides invited to take part in the inaugural Western Alliance (1938), where they finished a disappointing seventh out of ten teams. In the cup, they secured their first victory - a 7-0 win over Lighton Harbour F.C.. This sparked a run which saw Moorways reach the final, where they went down 2-1 to Port Victoria F.C.. They got their revenge in 1939, pipping Port Victoria to the Western Alliance title on goal average.