As anyone will know, Canaries like to sing, so it’s no surprise that the club with that nickname boasts the oldest known football chant on record. The song is in fact older than the club itself, having probably been penned … Continued
Founded in 1874, Aston Villa has an admirable trophy cabinet having won 7 first division titles, 7 FA Cups and 3 European titles, amongst others. Apart from a dip in the 1970’s where they dropped into the third division, Aston … Continued
The current climate has had a massive impact on everyone’s life and livelihoods. Football, and in particular non-league football clubs, have not been immune to this. Bradford Park Avenue’s neighbours, Brighouse Town have launched an appeal to raise much needed … Continued
Today the National League have confirmed that the rest of the games this season have been postponed, effectively ending the league. As a club we voted in support of the motion as to do so was the sensible and prudent … Continued
Until recently, The Cherries have spent the majority of their time bouncing between the third and fourth tiers of English football, but 2015-16 saw them grace the top flight for the first time in their history, and they have remained … Continued
Whilst Watford’s trophy cabinet doesn’t hold a candle (in the wind) to other premiership clubs, they’re still standing thanks to the support of a world famous musician. Lifelong Watford supporter and international super star Elton John became club chairman in … Continued
Amongst the first to face Avenue in the Southern League, The Hammers have gone on to become a household name of English football. Originally founded as Thames Ironworks in 1895, West Ham’s success has varied over the years. From winning … Continued
Soaring back into the top flight after coming close to liquidation and relegation from the football league, you’d be forgiven for thinking the Seagulls were in fact a phoenix. In the late 1990s, Brighton was in the fourth tier of … Continued
Nicknamed “The Saints” due to their formation as a church team, Southampton was originally called St. Mary’s Y.M.A. and was founded in 1885 by the St. Mary’s C.o.E. Young Men’s Association. Despite this link to the divine, Southampton’s trophy cabinet … Continued
The Magpies hold the ninth highest total of trophies won by an English club and, as it stands, are the 17th-highest revenue producing club in the world in terms of annual revenue. Newcastle United has been a member of the … Continued
