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Shrewsbury Town Football Club: Nickname(s) The Shrews, Salop, The Town: ... Shrewsbury Town Football Club is a professional association football club based in ...
Shrewsbury's Birmingham League days were mostly mid-table, with a few seasons challenging near the top, the club being league champions in 1922–23. A move to the Midland Champions League in 1937–38 saw the club enjoy one of its most successful seasons, winning a league and cup treble. Shrewsbury were league champions, scoring 111 goals .
Shrewsbury came from 1–0 down at half-time, the equalizer being scored from a Wace corner "cannoning off" Shrewsbury half-back A. T. Ward, and forward J. E. Sprott scoring the winner after Shrewsbury had struck the bar - an early use of the crossbar. [8] The Strollers protested (unsuccessfully) that Wace was not a genuine resident of ...
Shrewsbury Town Football Club, a professional association football club based in Shrewsbury, Shropshire, England, was founded in 1886.They first played league football in the inaugural Shropshire & District League for the 1890–91 season; they finished the season as runners-up and also won the Welsh Cup for the first time in their fourth attempt. [1]
In the second round the club conceded a late equalizer to the Civil Service F.C. at the Kennington Oval, [5] but the Service scratched from the replay, being unable to travel to Shrewsbury. [6] The only match the club won in the tournament - and the only one the club would ever win in the Cup - was a replay win against Woodford Wells .
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Ohio State's nickname is among the most distinct in the Big Ten and college football. But it's not so obvious that unfamiliar fans can immediately guess what exactly it is — unlike names like ...
This is a list of football teams based in the English county of Shropshire sorted by which domestic league they currently compete in. The leagues are listed in order of their level in the English football league system.