Shrewsbury Town

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Shrewsbury Town
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Basic data
Surname Shrewsbury Town Football Club
Seat Shrewsbury
founding 1886
Board EnglandEngland Roland Wycherley
Website shrewsburytown.com
First soccer team
Head coach WalesFlag of Wales (1959 – present) .svg Sam Ricketts
Venue Montgomery Waters Meadow , Shrewsbury
Places 9,875
league EFL League One
2019/20 15th place
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Shrewsbury Town (officially: Shrewsbury Town Football Club) , nicknamed The Shrews , is an English football club from Shrewsbury . The club plays its home games in Montgomery Waters Meadow and plays in the third highest English division, EFL League One .

The second team, the Reserves , play their games in the Central League, Division One West.

history

In 1950 the club was elected to the highest English league, the Football League , where it benefited from the increase in the first four leagues from 88 to 92 professional teams.

After promotion to the third division, the third division, you could win this in 1979 and were thus entitled to promotion to the second division. After ten years, he was relegated back to the Third Division in 1989, and only in 1994 was promoted again. After relegation in 1997, the crash in non-league football followed until 2003, but the next year Shrewsbury managed to win the playoffs for promotion to the fourth division, the current Football League Two .

The new stadium, the nearly 10,000-seat Montgomery Waters Meadow , opened in July 2007. It replaced the 1910 Gay Meadow .

successes

Trivia

  • At the end of June 2017, Shrewsbury Town became the first English club to apply to reintroduce the standing room that had been banned from the top leagues in the country for decades as a result of the Taylor Report .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Safe standing: League One side Shrewsbury Town first in England to apply for rail seats. bbc.com, June 27, 2017, accessed June 27, 2017 .