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The need to raise money continues
It seemed as the years went on that the two themes of footballing fame and the need to raise money to keep the club going were constant features of club life. In November 1968, in an effort to attract more young people into the club, one of the workshops on the premises was turned into a ‘discotheque’ and a Club Week Dance was held with “soft lights and sweet music” to quote the local paper. This was from 8pm until midnight and there was a buffet, spot prizes and a cabaret. The tickets cost 7/6 (37.5 pence today) and this... Read More