West Auckland 1st World Cup Winners 1909 retro football shirt

West Auckland 1st World Cup Winners 1909 retro football shirt

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West Auckland 1st World Cup Winners 1909. West Auckland Town F.C. are a football club from West Auckland, County Durham, England, competing in the Northern League. The club are most famous for being the winners of the Sir Thomas Lipton Trophy, the world’s first international footballing competition, twice, in 1909 and 1911. The Trophy was initiated by businessman and sporting enthusiast Sir Thomas Lipton, who wished to see a competition between the leading football clubs of Europe. The football associations of Italy, Germany and Switzerland duly complied, but the Football Association of England refused to nominate a club. West Auckland, a lowly amateur side of coalminers from the Northern League were entered into the competition, although it has never been entirely clear why.

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FA Vase: Dunston and West Auckland fly Northern League flag - BBC News
West Auckland Town look to make that final step - Journal Live
Dunston UTS beat West Auckland in the FA Vase final + GALLERY - Journal Live
Tickets selling fast for West Auckland v Dunston Wembley cup final - The Advertiser Series
Will Mattie Moffat be West Auckland Town's masked marvel? - Sunday Sun
Tickets available for Dunston v West Auckland final - Sunday Sun
Chris Swailes: Do not count us out, West Auckland - ChronicleLive
Rallying cry issued over West Auckland v Dunston UTS Wembley cup final - The Advertiser Series

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