Hello!
Not wanting to repeat what's written at the top of the page, but not knowing what else to say, welcome to Bellevue Football Club. I was told that as the founder I had to write the introduction to the website and I'll be honest with you now, anything I write will be a let down because this was never my story to tell. As the regions first all-inclusion league football club, the story of Bellevue should always be about the players who come to our club. I have been privileged to work with inspirational people with incredible stories, I've been incredibly lucky to call some of those people my closest friends and humbled to stand as an equal with some who have become my personal heroes. This website is fine, and it'll give you some great information about Bellevue FC as a football club, but if you want to know our story, if you want to see the community that we've built and experience what football without barriers is in practice, you're just going to have to come and visit us because there's nothing that I can say that will ever be good enough.
- Delwyn 'Sheep' Derrick (Founder of Bellevue FC)
To celebrate the National Eisteddfod of Wales 2025 in Wrexham, Bellevue Football Club and the National Eisteddfod of Wales, with Filmage present; One Club, One People, United. The concept was to have players from around the club contributing their own words about the club to be curated into a poem about what Bellevue means to them. This poem is about uniting the ethos of a football club and its community and is written by Bellevue Football Club players in their own languages and their own words. The poem was curated by poet and Bellevue Trustee Evrah Rose, with the Welsh version being performed by Iwan Berry.
Music: Oceans by Tristan Barton
Cliciwch y faner i wylio'r ffilm lawn
yn y Gymraeg
Click the flag to watch the full film
in English
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You can keep up to date with all of our team news and results on the Cymru Football app.
Just download the app and add any Bellevue team to your favourites to get live notifications from the side of the pitch.
Our club shop is managed by local Wrexham business, and our long time supplier, Top Mark.
The shop features player bundles, coach bundles and a selection of items for supporters, and of course, our dedicated and often cold parents.
We also support the creative people around the club, who have come together to create Siop Cynefin.
You can visit the shop here, and get yourself some unofficial merchandise.
We are currently working on something new.
News coming soon!
Our club was founded on core values and guiding principles, which you can see in the image below. In order to maintain excellent standards in accordance with these values, we have several policies to guide our practices. You can view these by clicking on the relevant links.
The FAW also has strict Codes of Conduct for players, coaches and parents, which we encourage all of our members to read and understand. They can be accessed through the FAW's safeguarding portal, linked below.
