Team of legends 

 John O'Brien,Steve Kitchen,Rich Woodcock,Paul ( Bones) Kitson,Mark Teale.Simon Mottershead,Jez Firth,Martin Howcroft,Neil Slynn,Stuart Dale,Tony Robson,Gary Shooter,Paddy Tasker,Alan Cawkill,Mick Hall,Eric Broome.

HALL OF FAME

Our Hall of fame is reserved for those who have made a special contribution to the club either on or of the field

Mick Wright

The most succesful manager Bramham has ever had, frequently defying the odds to bring about stunning results. Mick has alist of awards and trophies unrivalled in local football circles.

Tony Robson

The most talented footballer the village has ever produced, Tony was a midfielder with the ability to dazzle opponents with his footwork and control. Undoubtedly could have been a success at the highest level of the game had he chosen that path

Clive  " Buster"Kitson

Clive " Buster" Kitson was a formidable midfielder with a tremenously powerful left foot, who would think nothing of rocketing shots at the opposing keeper from the halfway line. A lethal taker of free kicks from aywhere on the field. This man had to be seen to be believed.

Paul " Bones" Kitson

A collossal defender who towered over the team, excellent in the air and mobile on the ground. Bones was superb in both penalty areas, the scourge of attackers and defenders alike