1987 Radford Olympic changed name
1991-92 Premier South Division after re-organisation
1992-93 Single Premier Division formed
2002-03 Missed runner-up spot on goal difference. Promoted to Supreme.

1991-92 CML-PS 30 12 3 15 49 72 39 POS 11/16
1992-93 CML-P 36 12 4 20 63 106 40 POS 15/19
1993-94 CML-P 28 11 8 9 50 43 41 POS 8/15
1994-95 CML-P 32 16 6 10 57 43 54 POS 7/17
1995-96 CML-P 34 16 8 10 69 51 56 POS 7/18
1996-97 CML-P 34 12 5 17 50 70 41 POS 13/18
1997-98 CML-P 32 13 6 13 50 67 45 POS 9/17
1998-99 CML-P 28 9 6 13 48 63 23 POS 11/15
1999-00 CML-P 30 15 7 8 58 45 52 POS 6/16
2000-01 CML-P 32 12 8 12 51 49 44 POS 9/17
2001-02 CML-P 38 10 6 22 50 82 36 POS 15/20
2002-03 CML-P 32 21 6 5 76 28 69 POS 3/17
2003-04 CML-Su 36 14 7 15 54 62 49 POS 11/19

2004-05 CML-Su 42 10 16 16 48 57 46 16/22
2005-06 CML-Su 40 19 10 11 68 49 67 7/21

Founded in 1964 as Manlove & Alliots FC and played in the nottinghamshire Sunday league. mandove & Alliots were a Engineering firm situated in Radford. After the firm transfered to Scotland in 170/71, the club carried on under the name of Radford Olympic FC.

In 1977 we became the first amateur side in Britain to be allowed to wear advertising on our shirts and the BBC Television came along to our home ground on Melbourne Park and filmed one og our matches and interviewed officials for the evening programme "Nationwide".

In 1978 we formed a ground developement committee and decided to seek out a piece of ground preferably in the radford area for developement of our own ground.

Radford Olympic transferred to Saturday Football and made progress up the leagues and in 1982/83 finished Champions of the East Midlands Regional League.

In 1983/84, we won the Central Midlands League Senior Cup. In 2002/03 we were promoted to the Supreme Division of the Central Midlands League and in our first season in the top flight we finished 11th.