Changing their badge to 1861 and claiming to be the oldest professional club in the world.
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Changing their badge to 1861 and claiming to be the oldest professional club in the world.
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Originally Posted by magpie2k4
I'm sure the historians will be all over it. I we do lose that particular ''moniker'', lets hope it brings a change in fortune.
https://worldsoccertalk.com/2020/04/...ed%20in%201861.
Even Crystal Palace fans are embarrassed by the claim
The claim seems somewhat tenuous.Quote:
Originally Posted by countygump
And on the same basis I think we can now legitimately claim 1197 to be our year. The public house ye olde trip to Jerusalem was opened in 1197, and past and present Notts County players have once drunk there.
Definitive. QED. Fact.
No we're definitely older than that. My mate reckons we had a battling forward called Harold Hastings with a shot like an arrow over a century before that. At least I think that's what he said.Quote:
Originally Posted by The_Don_ORiordan
During Jack Dunnett's time there was a headed business letter found that seemed to prove that Notts were actually in existence in 1860.Quote:
Originally Posted by SwalePie
So C P you still miss out nah nah.
I have it on good authority that Notts County's first ever playoff wipeout led directly to the bronze age collapse.
We never really recovered from that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jampie
Invention of the wheel = Notts. Unfortunately we were also the first to register a broken wheel.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jampie
Invention of farming = Notts. Introducing sheep to keep the grass under control.
Well it was after that teams starting putting some iron into their midfield but we're still waiting........Quote:
Originally Posted by slack_pie