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Last Update 2007/7/26 8:17
Liker so many football clubs that started around the late 19th century, Birmingham City's origins lie in the church. The Blues came to be under the name of Small Heath Alliance in 1875, formed by a group of cricketers from Holy Church in Bordesley Green. The club changed its name from Small Heath Alliance in 1905, adopting the name of Birmingham City Football Club.
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Last Update 2007/5/2 8:17
Charlton Athletic Football Club is formed by a group of teenagers on East Street (later known as Eastmoor Street) in 1905. In 1937/38 Charlton record their highest ever attendance at The Valley when 75,031 turn up to watch the Addicks take on Aston Villa in the FA Cup. In 1947 Seed takes his team to a successive FA Cup final, but this time leaves with the trophy. Charlton beat Burnley 1-0 thanks to a Chris Duffy goal. Captain Don Welsh lifts the FA Cup at Wembley before 98,215 fans.
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Last Update 2007/8/20 7:54
Derby County were founder members of The Football League when it was launched in 1888. In 1891 they absorbed Derby Midland F.C.. Steve Bloomer, generally considered to be Derby County's best-ever player, joined the club in 1892. In 1895 the club moved to a new stadium, The Baseball Ground, which became their home for the next 102 years, and adopted their traditional colours of black and white.
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Last Update 2007/3/20 5:24
Reading Football Club was formed in 1871, when the inaugural meeting of the club was held at the Bridge Street Rooms under the chairmanship of Mr JE Sydenham, who later became the first Honorary Secretary of the club. The early matches were played at Reading Recreation Ground, and the club later fulfilled its fixtures at Reading Cricket Ground, Coley Park and Caversham Cricket Ground before moving to Elm Park on 5th September 1896 and then to the Madejski Stadium in 1998.
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Last Update 2007/3/14 21:46
Wanderers, a team formed by ex-public school and university players, won the first FA Cup final 1-0 against Royal Engineers at Kennington Oval in 1871-72. The first Cup Final goal was scored by Morton Betts, playing under the assumed name of 'A.H. Chequer'. He was an Old Harrovian who had once played for Harrow Chequers.
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