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{{Infobox football tournament season
|title         = Youdan Football Cup
| year         =
|image         = Youdan Cup.jpg
|caption       = The Youdan Football Cup trophy
| country      = England
| venue        = [[Sheffield]]
|dates         = 16 February 1867 – 9 March 1867
|num_teams     = 12
|winners       = [[Hallam F.C.|Hallam]]
|second        = [[Norfolk F.C.|Norfolk]]
|matches       = 13
|goals         = 10
}}
The '''Youdan Football Cup''', also known as the '''Youdan Cup''', was an 1867 [[Sheffield rules|Sheffield rules football]] competition. Preceding the [[FA Cup]] by more than four years, it was among the first tournaments in any code of football.{{efn|Though the Youdan Cup was not the first football competition, no older tournament involving three or more independent clubs is known.
* The House Football Cup of [[Eton College]] dates from 1860, but it is an intramural competition rather than a tournament between independent clubs (see {{cite book |title=Annals of an Eton house, with some notes on the Evans family |page=[https://archive.org/details/annalsofetonhous00gambuoft/page/130 130] |url=https://archive.org/details/annalsofetonhous00gambuoft |author=Major [Earnest] Gambier-Parry |year=1907 |publisher=John Murray |location=London}}).
* The [[Caledonian Challenge Cup]] in Australian rules football dates from 1861, but was only ever contested between two clubs at a time.
The Youdan Cup was recognized as the "oldest trophy" in the "soccer" section of  ''[[Guinness World Records]]'' (see {{cite book |page=[https://archive.org/details/guinnessworldrec2003folk/page/333 333] |url=https://archive.org/details/guinnessworldrec2003folk |url-access=registration |title=Guinness World Records 2003 |publisher=Bantam Books |location=New York |year=2003  |isbn=0-553-58636-X }}).}}
==Background==
[[file:Thomas Youdan & Surrey Theatre company (cropped).png|thumb|[[Thomas Youdan]], seen in 1865]]
The competition took its name from a local theatre owner, [[Thomas Youdan]], who sponsored the competition and provided the trophy.<ref name="artists"/>
==Rules==
[[File:Youdan Football Cup handbill.jpg|thumb|Handbill or programme for the cup, as featured on the BBC Television programme ''[[Antiques Roadshow]]'' in May 2021 ([[:s:Youdan Football Cup - General Rules|transcription]])]]
On 28 January 1867, representatives of thirteen football clubs from the Sheffield area met at the [[Adelphi Hotel (Sheffield)|Adelphi Hotel]] to form the "Youdan Prize Committee".<ref>{{cite journal |journal=Sporting Life |title=Sheffield |date=2 February 1867 |page=4}}</ref>  The committee drew up the following regulations to govern the tournament:<ref>{{cite journal |journal=Sporting Life |title=Sheffield: Youdan's Football Cup |date=20 February 1867 |page=1}}</ref>
* Matches would be played under [[Sheffield Rules]].<ref name="From Sheffield with Love">{{cite book|first=Brendan|last=Murphy|title=From Sheffield with Love|year=2007|pages=77–78, 117|publisher=Sports Book Limited|isbn=978-1-899807-56-7}}</ref>
* Matches would start at three o'clock, with two umpires and one referee.
* There would be 12 players on each side.
* Games would last ninety minutes.  If the scores were tied, up to one hour of extra time would be played, with [[Sudden death (sport)|the first team to score during this period being declared the winner]].  If scores were still tied after extra time, the match would be replayed.
After the first round, the committee added a new rule that "the referee shall have power to award a Free Kick to the opponents of any Club, which makes more than three fouls or kicks-out, when the ball is being thrown in, if he (the referee) considers those fouls or kicks-out to be intentional".<ref>{{cite journal |title=The Youdan Football Cup |journal=Sheffield Daily Telegraph |page=1 |date=23 February 1867}}</ref>
==Participating teams==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Participating clubs<ref>Unless otherwise stated, all details taken from the John Lillywhite annual of 1868</ref>
! Team !! Foundation !! <small>No. of members</small> !! Home ground !! Colours
|-
| '''Norton'''<ref>Membership and ground taken from the 1869 Charles Alcock annual, foundation date and colour from the 1871 edition</ref> || 1861 || 50 || Norton || Green
|-
| '''United Mechanics''' || 1865 (September) || 140 || Norfolk Park || Blue, white cap
|-
| '''Mackenzie''' || 1862<ref>1871 Charles Alcock yearbook</ref> || 500 || Myrtle Road || Pink shirt, plaid cap
|-
| '''Garrick''' || 1866 (October) || 400 || East Bank || Red, white, & blue
|-
| '''Hallam''' || 1860 || 150 || Sandygate || Blue & white
|-
| '''Heeley''' || 1862 || 70 || Wellsbrook Park || Grey & white hoops<ref>Described as "stripes".</ref>
|-
| '''Norfolk''' || 1861 (December) || 240 || Norfolk Park || Grey & blue
|-
| '''Fir Vale''' || 1862 || 136 || Pitsmoor || White & red
|-
| '''Broomhall''' || 1863 (October) || 150 || Ecclesall Road || Black & white
|-
| '''Pitsmoor''' || 1861 || 264 || Pitsmoor || White
|-
| '''Wellington''' || 1866 || 150 || Houndsfields Park || Puce & white
|-
| '''Milton''' || 1862 || 180+ || South Heeley || Black & yellow
|-
|}
==Format==
The competition was organised as a [[Single-elimination tournament|straight knockout tournament]], with two exceptions:
* Because twelve teams entered the tournament, there were three teams remaining after two rounds: one team, drawn at random, received a bye to the final, while the other two teams played a semi-final to determine the other finalist.
* After the final had been played, it was decided to hold a second-place playoff between the losing finalist and the losing semi-finalist.<ref name="prize">{{cite journal |journal=Sheffield Daily Telegraph |date=16 March 1867 |page=10 |title=The Youdan Football Prize}}</ref>
The semi-final, final and second-place playoff were all held at [[Bramall Lane]], which at the time was primarily a [[cricket]] ground.
==Results==
Under the Sheffield Rules of the time, [[Sheffield Rules#The rouge|the rouge]] was used as a tiebreaker if both teams scored an equal number of goals.{{efn|At least two different forms of the rouge are found in the Sheffield Rules:
* According to the [[s:Sheffield Rules (1862)|1862 Sheffield FC rules]], a rouge was scored when an attempt at goal (using a goal only 4 yards wide) missed, but went between two "rouge flags" 4 yards to the side of each goalpost, and the ball was then touched down by an attacking player.  A similar version of the rouge is found in the [[s:Rules of Sheffield United Mechanics (1865)|rules of Sheffield Mechanics Football Club for the 1865–66 season]].
* Under the [[s:Sheffield Rules (March 1867)|rules issued by the Sheffield Football Association in March 1867]] immediately after the tournament, the requirement for a touch down was removed; it was required only that the ball go between the rouge flags and beneath the crossbar.
A [https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Yondam_Football_Club_(Bell%27s_Life_in_London)_1867-03-09.png contemporary newspaper report of the final] indicates that the winning rouge was "touched down by Ash in splendid style", suggesting that the first definition was used in this competition.}}
Of the thirteen matches played in the tournament, seven were goalless, of which six were decided by rouges.  Only one goal was scored after the first round.
In the results below, rouges are shown in brackets beneath the main scoreline.
===First round===
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|date= 16 February 1867
|time= 15:00
|score= 2 – 0'''<br /><small>(6–0)</small>'''{{nbsp}}
|team1= Norton
|team2= '''United Mechanics'''
|goals1=
|goals2=
|stadium= [[Graves Park (ward)#Norton|Norton]]
|attendance=
|referee= Mr. W. I. Bingham
|note=John Hadfield of United Mechanics suffered a dislocated shoulder.<ref name="youdan_football_cup">{{cite journal |journal=Sheffield Daily Telegraph |title=The Youdan Football Cup |date=16 February 1867 |page=1}}</ref><ref name="contests_for_the_prize">{{cite journal |journal=Sheffield Daily Telegraph |title=The Youdan Football Cup: Contests for the Prize |page=10 |date=23 February 1867}}</ref>
}}
{{footballbox collapsible
|date= 16 February 1867
|time= 15:00
|score= 1 – 0'''<br /><small>(1–0)</small>'''{{nbsp}}
|team1= Mackenzie
|team2= '''[[Garrick F.C.|Garrick]]'''
|goals1=
|goals2=
|stadium= [[Highfield (stadium)|The Orphanage]]
|attendance=
|referee= Mr. J. Frith
|note=<ref name="youdan_football_cup"/><ref name="contests_for_the_prize"/>
}}
{{footballbox collapsible
|date= 16 February 1867
|time= 15:00
|score= 2 – 0'''<br /><small>(2–1)</small>'''{{nbsp}}
|team1= [[Hallam F.C.|Hallam]]
|team2= '''[[Heeley F.C.|Heeley]]'''
|goals1=
|goals2=
|stadium= [[Sandygate Road]]
|attendance=
|referee= Mr. R. Dickenson
|note=<ref name="youdan_football_cup"/><ref name="contests_for_the_prize"/>
}}
{{footballbox collapsible
|date= 16 February 1867
|time= 15:00
|score= 2 – 0'''<br /><small>(4–0)</small>'''{{nbsp}}
|team1= [[Norfolk F.C.|Norfolk]]
|team2= '''Fir Vale'''
|goals1=
|goals2=
|stadium= [[Norfolk Heritage Park|Norfolk Park]]
|attendance=
|referee= Mr. J. Tomlinson
|note=<ref name="youdan_football_cup"/><ref name="contests_for_the_prize"/>
}}
{{footballbox collapsible
|date= 16 February 1867
|time= 15:00
|score= 0 – 0'''<br /><small>(2–0)</small>'''{{nbsp}}
|team1= Broomhall
|team2= '''Pitsmoor'''
|goals1=
|goals2=
|stadium= [[Ecclesall Road]]
|attendance=
|referee= Mr. J. Pinder
|note="Nothing was got by either side until they changed ends at half time, and then the Broomhall, having a slight advantage in both the ground and wind, succeeded in getting a rouge, and soon after got another from a free kick".<ref>{{cite journal |journal=Sheffield and Rotherham Independent |date=23 February 1867 |page=10 |title=The Football Contest for a Silver Cup}}</ref><br>'''Broohmall''': C. Mills (capt.), F. Hazlewood, John West, James West, J. Broadbent, S. Oeakin, W. Ward, W. Furniss, W. Mills, S. Dungworth, J. White, J. Turton<br>'''Pitsmoor''': G. Fowler (capt.), J. F. Bingham, J. Peck, G. Simpson, S. M. Walker, J. Clarke, G. Bradley, S. Heaton, E. Osborne, H. Peck, H. Fitter, G. Barnes<ref>{{cite journal |journal=Sportsman |title=Pitsmoor v. Broomhall (Sheffield) |date=21 February 1867 |page=4}}</ref><ref name="youdan_football_cup"/><ref name="contests_for_the_prize"/>
}}
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|date= 16 February 1867
|time= 15:00
|score= 0 – 2'''<br /><small>(0–5)</small>'''{{nbsp}}
|team1= '''Wellington'''
|team2= Milton
|goals1=
|goals2=
|stadium= [[Highfield (stadium)|The Orphanage]]
|attendance=
|referee= Mr. J. Crapper
|note=<ref name="youdan_football_cup"/><ref name="contests_for_the_prize"/>
}}
===Second round===
{{footballbox collapsible
|date= 23 February 1867
|time= 15:00
|score= 1 – 0'''<br /><small>(0–0)</small>'''{{nbsp}}<br /><small>([[Overtime (sports)#Association football|A.S.D.E.T]])</small>
|team1= [[Norfolk F.C.|Norfolk]]
|team2= '''Broomhall'''
|goals1= Unknown (92')
|goals2=
|stadium= [[Norfolk Heritage Park|Norfolk Park]]
|attendance=
|referee= Mr. R. Dickenson
|note=<ref name="ind">{{cite journal |title=The Youdan Prize for Football |journal=Sheffield and Rotherham Independent |date=2 March 1867 |page=10}}</ref>
}}
{{footballbox collapsible
|date= 23 February 1867
|time= 15:00
|score= 0 – 0'''<br /><small>(0–0)</small>'''{{nbsp}}<br /><small>([[Overtime (sports)#Association football|A.S.D.E.T]])</small>
|team1= '''Norton'''
|team2= '''[[Hallam F.C.|Hallam]]'''
|goals1=
|goals2=
|stadium= [[Graves Park (ward)#Norton|Norton]]
|attendance=
|referee= Mr. W.J. Bingham
|note=<ref name="ind"/>
}}
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|date= 23 February 1867
|time= 15:00
|score= 0 – 0'''<br /><small>(1–0)</small>'''{{nbsp}}
|team1= Mackenzie
|team2= '''Milton'''
|goals1= Unknown (30')<ref>{{cite journal |title=Sheffield: Youdan's Football Cup |journal=Sporting Life |page=3 |date=2 March 1867}}</ref>
|goals2=
|stadium= [[Highfield (stadium)|The Orphanage]]
|attendance=
|referee= Mr. J. Crapper
|note=Green, playing for Mackenzie, broke his collar bone.<ref name="ind"/>
}}
'''<small>Replay</small>'''
{{footballbox collapsible
|date= 25 February 1867
|time= 15:00
|score= 0 – 0'''<br /><small>(1–0)</small>'''{{nbsp}}
|team1= [[Hallam F.C.|Hallam]]
|team2= '''Norton'''
|goals1= Unknown (60')
|goals2=
|stadium=
|attendance=
|referee=
|note=<ref name="ind"/>
}}
===Semi-finals===
{{footballbox collapsible
|date= 2 March 1867
|time= 15:00
|score= 0 – 0'''<br /><small>(4–0)</small>'''{{nbsp}}
|team1= [[Hallam F.C.|Hallam]]
|team2= '''Mackenzie'''
|goals1=
|goals2=
|stadium= [[Bramall Lane]]
|attendance=
|referee= Mr. J. Tomlinson
}}
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|date=
|time=
|score= Bye
|team1= [[Norfolk F.C.|Norfolk]]
|team2=
|goals1=
|goals2=
|stadium=
|attendance=
|referee=
}}
===Final===
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|date       = 5 March 1867
|time       = 15:00
|score      = 0–0'''<br /><small>(2–0)</small>'''{{nbsp}}
|report     = https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Yondam_Football_Club_(Bell%27s_Life_in_London)_1867-03-09.png
|team1      = [[Hallam F.C.|Hallam]]
|team2      = '''[[Norfolk F.C.|Norfolk]]'''
|goals1     = Ash (75' or 85'), unknown
|goals2     =
|stadium    = [[Bramall Lane]]
|attendance = 2000<ref>{{cite journal |date=6 March 1867 |journal=Sporting Life |page=3 |title=Sheffield – Youdan's Football Cup }}</ref>
|referee    = Mr. J. Tomlinson
|note       = Although contemporary reports are not completely consistent, the majority indicate a 2–0 scoreline:
* "Thus Hallam won, scoring two rouges to their opponents' nothing"<ref>{{cite journal |journal=Bell's Life in London |date=9 March 1867 |title=The Yondam [sic] Football Cup |page=9 |url=https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Yondam_Football_Club_(Bell%27s_Life_in_London)_1867-03-09.png}}</ref>
* "Up to within a few minutes of the expiration of the time allotted neither club had gained a single point, but within the last five minutes the Hallam Club scored two rouges and won the prize"  <ref>{{cite journal |journal=Sheffield Daily Telegraph |date=6 March 1867 |title=The Youdan Football Contest |page=3 }}</ref>
* "After a severe struggle Hallam eventually won the cup by two rouges"<ref>Identical sentence found in two sources: {{cite journal |date=6 March 1867 |journal=Sporting Life |page=3 |title=Sheffield – Youdan's Football Cup }} and {{cite journal |date=9 March 1867 |journal=Bell's Weekly Messenger |page=5 |title=Sports and Pastimes }}</ref>
''However, one source indicates a one-rouge margin:''
* "Hallam won by one rouge"<ref>{{cite journal |date=9 March 1867 |journal=Sheffield and Rotherham Independent |page=10 |title=The Youdan Football Cup }}</ref>
''A BBC article from 2014 reports the score as 2–1 (without specifying rouges or goals)''.<ref name="bbc"/>
}}
===Second place play-off===
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|date= 9 March 1867
|time= 15:00
|score= 0 – 0'''<br /><small>(0–1)</small>'''{{nbsp}}
|team1= '''Mackenzie'''
|team2= [[Norfolk F.C.|Norfolk]]
|goals1=
|goals2=
|stadium= [[Bramall Lane]]
|attendance=
|referee=
|note=Although Norfolk won "it was pretty generally admitted that the Mackenzie played the best".<ref name="football"/><br>'''Mackenzie''': W. Wright, T. Jenkinson, J. Marsh, J. Ellin, J. Broomhead, T. Hodgkinson, M. Hodgkinson, C. Webster, H. Packard, T. Rycroft, E. Birkhead, Bramall<br>'''Norfolk''': J. Roberts (capt.), T. S. Bell, J. Pashley, J. P. Donovan, H. Cauthorne, T. Goodwin, C. Grayson, C. Marshall, J. Wildblood, G. Rodgers, G. Proctor, J. Simmonite.<ref>{{cite journal |title=Sheffield: Youdan's Football Cup |journal=Sporting Life |date=13 March 1867 |page=4}}</ref>
}}
==Trophy==
[[File:Guinnessrecord2.jpg|thumb|200px|The certificate which stands at [[Sandygate Road]].]]
The Youdan Prize Committee invited members of the public to submit their proposed designs for the trophy.<ref name="artists">{{cite journal |journal=Sheffield Daily Telegraph |date=31 January 1867 |title=To Artists and Designers |first=Fred[eric]k |last=Corbett |page=1}}</ref><ref>{{cite journal |journal=Sheffield and Rotherham Independent |date=31 January 1867 |title=To Artists and Designers |first=Fred[eric]k |last=Corbett |page=1}}</ref>  The creator of the entry judged the best would be rewarded by Thomas Youdan with a prize of one [[Sovereign (British coin)|sovereign]].
This prize was initially awarded to a Mr Jarvis, of Roscoe Works.<ref>{{cite journal |journal=Sheffield Daily Telegraph |date=16 February 1867 |title=The Football Competition for Mr. Youdan's Prize |page=8}}</ref> His design was subsequently combined with that of another entrant: Mr. Topham, engraver, who was awarded a further prize of one pound.<ref>{{cite journal |journal=Sheffield Daily Telegraph |date=19 February 1871 |title=Design for the Youdan Football Cup |page=8}}</ref>
Before the semi-final, it was decided that the second-placed club would also be awarded a prize, to be funded by an admission fee of 3d at the semi-final and final.<ref name="football">{{cite journal |journal=Sheffield Daily Telegraph |date=12 March 1867 |title=Football |page=8}}</ref>  This prize ended up being valued at £2&nbsp;10s.<ref>{{cite journal |journal=Sheffield and Rotherham Independent |date=12 March 1867 |page=8 |title=Football}}</ref>
The trophies were presented at a dinner held at the Adelphi Hotel on Monday 11 March.  Because the winning design required "protracted time [...] in its manufacture", it had not been completed in time for the ceremony.<ref name="Football History">Harvey (2005), p. 289</ref>  In its place, a "richly-ornamented claret jug", created by Martin, Hall, and Co., was awarded to Hallam.  Thomas Youdan was absent through illness, so the trophy was presented by Mr J. Birley to J. C. Shaw, Hallam's captain.  The second prize, a "double-handed goblet [...] enriched with athletic figures", was awarded to Norfolk.<ref name="prize"/><ref>{{cite journal |journal=Sheffield and Rotherham Independent |date=16 March 1867 |page=10 |title=Football}}</ref>
The inscription on the cup awarded to Hallam reads:<ref name="bbc"/> {{blockquote|FOOTBALL CHALLENGE CUP.  {{sc|This Silver Cup Presented By}} Thos. Youdan, Esq to be contested for by the various Football Clubs in {{sc|Sheffield & the Neighbourhood}} was awarded to the {{sc|Hallam Football Club}} Feb. 1867 {{sc|J.C.Shaw Esq. Capt}}}}
Shaw presented the trophy to the members of the Hallam Club at a dinner after the final match of their season, played at Sandygate on Saturday 16 March.<ref>{{cite journal |journal=Sheffield and Rotherham Independent |date=19 March 1867 |page=5 |title=Football}}</ref>
The first-place trophy was subsequently lost.  It did not resurface again until 1997, when a Scottish antiques collector contacted Hallam F.C. to tell them that he was in possession of it – they subsequently bought it back for £1,600. Since then it has been valued to be worth at least £100,000 by silver specialist [[Alastair Dickenson]] of the [[BBC]] programme ''[[Antiques Roadshow]]'', although the owners have insisted it is not for sale.<ref name="bbc">{{cite news|title=World's oldest football trophy 'not for sale'|url=https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-29598744|website=BBC News|publisher=BBC|access-date=19 October 2014 |date=14 October 2014}}</ref>
==Legacy==
Attendances of up to 3,000 were reported in the press.<ref>{{cite journal |journal=Field |date=9 March 1867 |page=180 |title=Football Rules |author=A. L. G. |quote=The report of a recent match for the 'Youdans Football Club,' from which I learn that three thousand spectators were present to witness a contest between two of the combatants for this cup at a place distant five miles from Sheffield, gives me sufficient proof of the hold football is now securing in the provinces}}.
The exact match is not identified in the article. Despite its statement that the match took place "five miles from Sheffield", Harvey (2005), p. 104 appears to assume that it is referring to the final.</ref>  This would not be exceeded by the reported attendance at an FA Cup final until 1878.<ref>Harvey (2005), p. 172</ref>
Contemporary reports suggest that the 1867 tournament was expected to be repeated in subsequent years, with Youdan awarding a trophy of the original competition-winning design.<ref name="prize"/> This did not occur, and in the event the [[Cromwell Cup]] was held in 1868, sponsored and named after another Sheffield theatre owner.<ref>{{cite web |title=Sheffield Wednesday Celebrate 150th Anniversary Of Cromwell Cup Win |url=https://www.shefnews.co.uk/2018/02/15/sheffield-wednesday-celebrate-150th-anniversary-of-cromwell-cup-win/ |website=Shef News |access-date=17 May 2021 |date=15 February 2018 |archive-date=17 May 2021 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20210517112815/https://www.shefnews.co.uk/2018/02/15/sheffield-wednesday-celebrate-150th-anniversary-of-cromwell-cup-win/ |url-status=dead }}</ref> Youdan nevertheless maintained an interest in football, for example by donating £50 in prize money to the Sheffield Football Association in 1870.<ref>{{cite journal |journal=Sheffield and Rotherham Independent |date=2 April 1870 |page=8 |title=Local Intelligence}}</ref>
The work of the ad-hoc Youdan Prize Committee in co-ordinating activity between local clubs and framing rules was a precursor to that of the [[Sheffield Football Association]], which had already been formed by the end of January 1867, and issued its own first set of rules on 6 March 1867, the day following the final of the Youdan Cup.<ref>{{cite journal |journal=Nottingham and Midland Counties Daily Express |date=31 January 1867 |page=4 |title=Football in Sheffield}}</ref><ref>{{cite journal |url=https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Sheffield_Football_Association_(Sportsman)_1867-03-14.png |title=Sheffield Football Association |journal=The Sportsman |date=14 March 1867 |page=4}}</ref>
The '''Youdan Trophy''', a Sheffield-based international youth team tournament founded in 2014, takes its name from the Youdan Cup.<ref>{{cite web |url=https://www.ripongazette.co.uk/sport/football/football-stars-future-some-worlds-biggest-clubs-play-youdan-trophy-sheffield-1095428 |work=Ripon Gazette |title=Football stars of future from some of world's biggest clubs to play for Youdan Trophy in Sheffield |date=27 July 2017 |access-date=7 December 2019}}</ref>
==Notes==
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== References ==
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== Sources ==
* {{cite book|first=Adrian|last=Harvey|title=Football: The First Hundred Years: the Untold Story|year=2005|publisher=Routledge|isbn=978-0-415-35019-8}}
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