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Washington New Town Juniors

By Chair Washington History Society

Sunday, 18 July 2021

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John Suggett has written an excellent article about the Washingon New Town Juniors under 18s football team he, and others, founded in 1978. http://www.washingtonhistorysociety.co.uk/community/washington-history-society-12965/washington-nt-juniors/ He tells how they raised funds for kits and fees, and secured the co-operation of local businesses and the Development Corporation. He summaries the results of the team up until 1983/83, with details of players and games won, lost and drawn.

However what is is missing are photographs and press reports from the time. So The History Society is appealing for any memrobilia and stories from this period in Washington's sporting history. Please contyact us on washingtonhistorysoc@gmail.com

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