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Not only one of the oldest clubs in Nottinghamshire, Radcliffe Olympic are one of the oldest clubs in world football being formed in 1876. In 1901 Radcliffe became Notts Alliance Champions for the first time, the club enjoyed relative success and silverware in the thirties and forties but it was in the 1960's that they achieved great success. In a six year period the club won three MAA league titles the Central Alliance League title and the East Midlands Regional League First Division as well as the MAA Senior Cup. The club, amongst other trophies  has since won the Notts Alliance Senior Division (also winning the Cup in the same year) in 2003 before merging with local set up ASC Dayncourt. The following year they won the Central Midlands Premier Division with the second team winning the Reserve Division One. In 2006/07 the club first participated in the FA Vase and were crowned Central Midlands Supreme Champions for the first time in 2008/09. The first team now play in the East Midlands Counties League with the Reserves housed in the NSL.

Honours

Central Midlands Supreme League: 2009

Central Midlands Premier League: 2004

Central Midlands Reserve League Division One: 2004 2007

Central Alliance Premier Division: 1970 1981

Notts Alliance Senior Division: 1900 2003

Notts Alliance Division One: 1991

Notts Alliance Division Three: 2002 (Res)

Notts Alliance Senior Cup: 2003

Midland Amateur Alliance Senior Cup: 1968