The last time FC Farsley played a match in his stadium, Throstle Nest, it had to be remembered that football was back. David Stockdale had done a small poll among the club workers to try to guess how many people would come back: he estimated that about 140 people appeared. 480. For a club that had just months earlier disappeared on paper, that figure represented much more than a good entry. It was proof that the town was still there. Stockdale, …
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The last time FC Farsley played a match in his stadium, Throstle Nest, it had to be remembered that football was back. David Stockdale had done a small poll among the club workers to try to guess how many people would come back: he estimated that about 140 people appeared. 480. For a club that had just months earlier disappeared on paper, that figure represented much more than a good entry. It was proof that the town was still there. Stockdale, …