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Turton FC at the National Football Museum
Turton FC have been approached to appear in a short video to be shown at the new National Football Museum at the Urbis Development in Manchester.
The interest came about through the Cup that was on display in the old museum at Prestons Deepdale Ground.
It was believed to have been donated to the club by the Kay family in its inaugral season 1871/72.
It was one of 2 cups that the club had originally on display at the Reebok where one still resides.
Both these are believed to be the oldest cups related to football in the world.
The new museum plans to open early 2012 and will take up three floors at the award winning Urbis Building near to Victoria Station.
Entrance will be free and over 350,000 visitors are expected per year.
Keep upto date at http://www.nationalfootballmuseum.com
It was believed to have been donated to the club by the Kay family in its inaugral season 1871/72.
It was one of 2 cups that the club had originally on display at the Reebok where one still resides.
Both these are believed to be the oldest cups related to football in the world.
The new museum plans to open early 2012 and will take up three floors at the award winning Urbis Building near to Victoria Station.
Entrance will be free and over 350,000 visitors are expected per year.
Keep upto date at http://www.nationalfootballmuseum.com
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