OUR CLUB.
Competitive on the pitch. Supportive off it. A club where respect is expected, and teammates back one another.
FOOTBALL THE RIGHT WAY.
We're proud of the way our players support each other. We want a team that competes hard, enjoys its football and respects teammates, officials and opponents.
OUR WOMEN.
The Women's First Team competes in the Liverpool Women's & Youth Football League, bringing determination and togetherness to every match.
VIEW WOMEN'S TEAM ↗OUR U17s.
Our girls' team offers a place to grow, learn and progress while playing as part of a supportive group.
FOLLOW THEIR JOURNEY ↗All the everyday stories, photos and team updates belong on Instagram. On this site you can always find our latest social posts and access FA Full-Time for the definitive fixtures, scores and league positions.
GO TO OUR INSTAGRAM FEED ↗OUR CLUB HISTORY.
The wider Litherland REMYCA club has been part of Merseyside football since 1959, when it began in Seaforth as St Thomas FC. The side later became Bootle Church Lads Brigade, finding a base through Bootle YMCA.
In 1967 the team became REM Social after gaining support from a local social club. The following year, the REM and YMCA connections came together in the name REMYCA United. The club went on to compete successfully in the I Zingari League, winning its first league title in 1987–88 and the Lancashire FA Amateur Cup in 1990–91.
The name Litherland REMYCA reflects the club's connection to the local community. Today, our Women and Under 17s Girls teams continue that football story with an emphasis on teamwork, opportunity and respect.
Historical background: Wikipedia · North West Counties Football League · Club history. This is the history of the wider club, not a claim that the current Women's or U17 sides were founded in 1959.