at Vale Park in April 2008 to win the Staffordshire Senior Cup for the first time. Ground The club moved to the Hillsfield ground in 1987, and its location on the site of a former Roman fort gave rise to the club's nickname of The Romans. The ground is situated adjacent to an imposing mill built in the 1780s by Richard Arkwright, inventor of the spinning frame. It was originally named Riversfield but renamed after Don Hill, a former club chairman. Honours League Midland Alliance: 2 Champions: 1998–99, 2003–04 Cup Staffordshire Senior Cup: 1 Winner: 2007–08, Club records Record home attendance: 1,026 v Halesowen Town (FA Vase 4th Round, 1986–87) – played at Leek Town's ground Biggest home win: 14–0 v Bamfords S.C. 'A' (Stafford Amateur League Div. 3, 1953–54) and 14–0 v Eccleshall (Stafford Amateur League Div. 1, 1955–56) Biggest away win: 14–2 v R.A.F. Cheadle (Uttoxeter & District League, 1952–53) Biggest home defeat: 0–8 v Port Vale 'A' – (Staffordshire County League, 1957–58) and 0–9 v AFC Telford United – (Friendly, 2011–12) Biggest away defeat: 0–9 v Hanford B.C. (Staffordshire County League, 1971–72) Top goalscorer (season): Jack Harvey, 62 goals, 1955–56 Top goalscorer (match): Reg Groombridge – 8 v Bamfords S.C. 'A' (1953–54) and Jack Harvey – 8 v Eccleshall (1955–56) References General Specific External links Official Web Site Midland Football Alliance Football clubs in Staffordshire Staffordshire Moorlands Association football clubs established in 1876 Southern Football League clubs 1876 establishments in England Northern Premier League clubs West Midlands (Regional) League Midland Football League Football clubs in England Staffordshire County League North West Counties Football League clubs