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Reuse and recycle
We encourage kit reuse and sensible waste reduction.
Founded 1906
About Poringland Wanderers
A community football club with more than a century of history in South Norfolk.
Club history
From local roots to more than a century of football
Poringland Wanderers FC began in 1906 in the Norwich & District League. The club later joined the Anglian Combination in 1965 and enjoyed important cup successes and senior status during the 1970s and early 1980s.
Today the club continues to give local players a place to compete, develop and enjoy football.
Our village
Poringland, South Norfolk
Poringland is about 8 km south of Norwich. The village includes schools, community facilities, local shops, woodland and the distinctive round-tower All Saints Church.
The village also has a strong artistic link through John Crome and his painting of the Poringland Oak.
Standards
No place for abuse or discrimination
Report concerns to the club welfare team. Call 999 when someone faces immediate danger.
Sustainability
A responsible community club
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Travel together
Walking, cycling and car sharing can reduce matchday traffic and emissions.
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Use less energy
Volunteers switch off unused lights and equipment and look for efficient replacements.