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STOKE CITY F.C. This site is not an official website for the football club shown here and is neither approved or endorsed by the Football Club. For further reading visit the AMAZING http://astore.amazon.co.uk/wwwgreyhoundd-21 |
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ENTERED LEAGUE | Founder member in 1888; Founded in 1863 and are the second oldest Football League Club, returning in 1919 and adding City in 1925 |
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| LEFT LEAGUE | 1890 but returned in 1891; Left in 1908; and now are a Premiership side for 2017-18 season | ||
| GROUNDS | Victoria Ground; Britannia Stadium (1997) | ||
| CAPACITY | 28,383 | ||
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NICKNAMES | Potters after the famous loacl pottery industry |
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| BEST WIN | 10-3 v West Bromwich Albion 4/2/1937 | ||
| WORST DEFEAT | 0-10 v Preston North End 14/9/1889 | ||
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HIGHEST LEAGUE POSITION | 4th in Division 1 in 1935-6 and 1946-7 |
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| LOWEST LEAGUE POSITION | 14th in Division 3 in 1990-1 | ||
| MOST LEAGUE PTS (2 pts) | 63 in Division 3 North in 1926-7 | ||
| MOST LEAGUE PTS (3 pts) | 93 in Division 2 in 1992-3 | ||
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MOST LEAGUE GOALS | 92 in Division 3 North in 1926-7 |
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| BEST F.A.CUP SEASON | Semi Final Replay v Arsenal in 1971-2; Lost 2-1 | ||
| MOST INDIVIDUAL APPEARANCES | 606 Eric Skeels 1959-76 | ||
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MOST INDIVIDUAL GOALS | 282 Tommy Sale 1930-46 |
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| HIGHEST LEAGUE CROWD | 51,130 v Arsenal on 29/3/1937 | ||
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| WHERE ARE THEY NOW? | Premiership for 2017-18 season | ||
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