Executive Directors:
Gordon Chislett
Phil Clayton
Graham Cooper
Howard Kerry
David Lee
Ralph Nollett
Dave Radburn
Roger Stanford
Trevor Woolley
Directors:
Paul Cleugh
John Moore
John Phillips
Tony Sandy
Tony Thacker
John Wilson
Club Secetary:
Peter Humphries
Chairman-Phil Clayton
Commercial Director-Paddy Mullen
Team Management:
Steve Burr - Manager
Ron Bradury - Assistant manager/Reserve team manager
Richie Norman - Physio
Paul Miller - Physio
Paul Egan - Physio
Neil Stephenson - Youth Manager
Mick Dewis - Youth Coach
Club Doctor - Dr. A. Kumar
The origins of Nuneaton Borough Football Club date back to 1889 when members of Nuneaton Parish Church formed Nuneaton St. Nicholas later to become Nuneaton Town. During the early years championship successes were achieved 1904-5, 1905-6, 1914-15, 1928-29 and 1930-31, the latter including the winning of the Birmingham Senior Cup. During the 1920s the club spent two financially disastrous years in the Southern League.
Borough was formed in 1937 from the ashes of the Town club which had been wound up following an E. G. M. Within days, the new Club was formed and with the help of some of the Town players entered the Central Amateur League before turning semi-professional in 1938 when they joined the Birmingham Combination.
The Second World War merely delayed the progress of the Club and they were runners-up in the Combination in 1945-46, 1948-49 and 1950-51. In 1952 the club moved to the Birmingham League with the championship trophy coming to Manor Park in 1954-55 and 1955-56. Borough were not without major Cup successes during this period either, as they reached the F. A. Cup Third Round in 1949.50 and lifted the Birmingham Senior Cup in 1949, 1956 and 1960.
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