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Abingdon Town F.C. is an English football club who currently play in the Hellenic Football League Premier Division.
The club is located in Abingdon in Oxfordshire, England. They are rivals with Abingdon United. The club was formed in 1870. The ground at Abingdon Town holds 2,000 and the highest ever attendance was in the 1950s when 4,000 turned up to watch a memorial match. It has floodlights that are fully working, and its brightly coloured dugouts, adorned with pot plants, were featured in David Bauckham's book Dugouts.
The record victory recorded at Abingdon Town was when the side won 13-0 against Crown & Manor in the Spartan 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.
The club is located in Abingdon in Oxfordshire, England. They are rivals with Abingdon United. The club was formed in 1870. The ground at Abingdon Town holds 2,000 and the highest ever attendance was in the 1950s when 4,000 turned up to watch a memorial match. It has floodlights that are fully working, and its brightly coloured dugouts, adorned with pot plants, were featured in David Bauckham's book Dugouts.
The record victory recorded at Abingdon Town was when the side won 13-0 against Crown & Manor in the Spartan 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.
Source: Wikipedia.
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