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Salisbury

The club

Salisbury Football Club, nicknamed the Whites, are a club from Salisbury, Wiltshire, England. They are not Salisbury City, the earlier club that was liquidated, and Salisbury FC was formed in 2015 after that liquidation. They are not any Salisbury side from another country.

They play at the Raymond McEnhill Stadium, often called the Ray Mac, with an official capacity of 4,000 of which 500 are seats and covered accommodation for 2,247. The club's playing colours were not established from the sources read here, as the kits are shown only as images.

Brian Dutton has been manager since 2022, succeeding Steve Claridge, who managed the club from 2015 to 2022. In June 2025 the Kuwaiti businessman Ali Alhamad became owner and chairman.

Recent seasons

Wikipedia links to individual season articles but gives no results on the club page. It does state that the club was 17th of 24 in the National League South in 2025-26. Their results in earlier recent seasons were not established from the sources read here beyond the honours below.

Honours and landmarks

Wessex League Premier Division winners in 2015-16; Salisbury Hospital Cup winners in 2016-17; Southern League Division One West runners-up in 2017-18; Wiltshire County Cup runners-up in 2018-19 and 2024-25; Southern League Premier Division South play-off winners in 2023-24.

Notable scorelines

The club's notable scorelines and FA Cup record were not established from the sources read here, as the Wikipedia page does not include them.

European record

None established. No European record appears on the Wikipedia page and none is known from the sources read here.

Quotes

No directly quoted material was confirmed from the sources read here.

Right now (2026-27 season)

Salisbury play in the National League South, the sixth tier, in 2026-27. Their league position and results this season were not established from the sources read here.

A fan-site draw list shows them drawn at home to Sholing in the FA Cup first round proper, due across the weekend of Saturday 7 November 2026; kick-off time and television selection were listed as not yet confirmed. That list is a single fan-site source and was not independently checked. How they reached the first round was not established from the sources read here.

Sources

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salisbury_F.C. https://fanbanter.co.uk/fa-cup-first-round-proper-fixtures-full-draw-and-verified-round-information/

Researched and written for not4quarters. Where a fact could not be established from the sources read, this page says so rather than guessing.