Westfields

Westfields Football Club start the 2026/27 season with high expectations as it’s their 60th Season, being formed in 1966 by Secretary Andy Morris and his pals from the Westfields district of the city of Hereford and playing on Widemarsh Common just a goal kick away from their plush allpay.park Ground which they developed in 2003/4 with the help of Landlords Hereford 6th Form College, The Football Foundation and Trustees of Westfields Football Club. Westfields have been well supported by Club Sponsors allpay.net, Support Air, CJ Insurance, Metclad, Airband, who have all invested substantial sponsorship into the club along with other sponsors to develop the allpay.park ground into one of the best Step 5 grounds in the Country.

This season Westfields have introduced a new Hellenic League manager as Danny Janes has taken over the reins following success at Pershore Town. Danny is keen to improve on recent seasons where Westfields have seen mid table finishes.
During the last 60 years Westfields have enjoyed a meteoric rise up the non league pyramid and have narrowly missed out on promotion to step 4 as they twice finished runners up in the Midland Alliance and also led the Hellenic Premier Division by 13 points before Covid ended the season prematurely in 2020/21.
Westfields celebrated their 50th anniversary in 2016/17 with an amazing 8 match run in the FA Cup which saw them go through to the First Round Proper before losing in a replay to Curzon Ashton following a Match of the Day game and Football Focus being broadcast live from allpay.park. This also featured Westfields Chief Executive Andy Morris appearing live as a studio panel guest in Manchester at the FA Cup Draw and the club receiving a large TV coverage during their giant killing run. Westfields are a club geared up to success with a very strong junior and youth sections together with girls and ladies’ teams. Westfields have a strong committee and volunteers along with an established board of directors who are all keen to continue the amazing story of a group of lads forming the club, following England winning the World Cup in the Summer of 1966.