Abingdon Town F.C.
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Abingdon Town F.C. are a British football club who currently play in the Hellenic Football League Premier Division.
The club is located in Abingdon in South West England. They are rivals with Abingdon United F.C. The club was formed in 1870. The ground at Abingdon Town holds 2,000 and the highest ever attendance was in the 1950's when 4000 turned up to watch a memorial match.
It has floodlights that are fully working.
The record victory recorded at Abingdon Town was won the side won 13-0 against Crown & Manor in the Spartans League in the 1988/1989 season. The record loss was when Town lost 0-9 to Bletchley Town in 1952.
Keith Stopps is the first team manager and is assisted by Ian Feaver.
Squad
- Jonathan Beames
- Anthony Burden
- Charlie Bough
- Pete Cully
- Luke Beauchamp
- Simon Barlow
- Rob Lovegrove
- Christopher Meek
- Matthew Lyford
- Tim Parker
- Jason Thomas
- Craig Antcliffe
- Joey Beauchamp
- Zane Sharif
- Daniel Morgane
- Nana Agyeman
- Jason Mara
- Tom Larman
- Paul Jezzard
- Laurence Howey
Coaching staff
- Manager Keith Stopps
- Assistant manager: Ian Feaver
- Reserve team manager: Craig Larman
League History
List not complete (Southern League Division One - West & Spartan League Division One)
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