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Forgotten football clubs

Philip O'Rourke examines the clubs who have fallen off the football map for one reason or another...

Football is something that can bring out emotions that no other sport can. It is, after all, the most popular sport in the world.
It also creates nostalgia for those who can remember the good times and the bad. Unfortunately, the bad times mean the end of some football clubs’ existence altogether. While most of us would like to think the football clubs we follow will always be around, even when we are not, it is not the case for every one.
It doesn’t matter what country you follow your footb...

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