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Darlington Football Club are an English football team based in the English town of Darlington, currently playing in League Two. The club's nickname is the Quakers, in reference to the religious movement that had a historic influence on the town. Darlington are currently sponsored by local company Darlington Building Society. Nicknamed the Quakers, Darlington have remained in the bottom tier of the... Read enhanced Wikipedia article

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FA Cup 1999–2000 Darlington F.C. were selected to play, despite losing their second round match.

FA Cup 1999-2000 Darlington F.C. were selected to play, despite losing their second round match.

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Alan Sproates Things moved quickly after Darlington F.C. (the Quakers) beat Swindon in the League Cup on 22 September 1965.

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Feethams From the 1860s, amateur football had been played on the site, but it was only in 1883 that Darlington F.C., a professional side made Feethams their home - and so it was for 120 years.

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    Darlington F.C.

    Darlington Football Club are an English football team based in the English town of Darlington, currently playing in League Two. The club's nickname is the Quakers, in reference to the religious movement that had a historic influence on the town.
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    Category:Darlington F.C.

    English football clubs Sport in County Durham
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    David McGurk

    ↑ "McGurk to join York on loan", Darlington F.C. (2004-09-16).
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    Category:Darlington F.C. players

    This is a category for Darlington F.C., players past and present. ... Darlington F.C.
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    Category:Darlington F.C. chairmen

    Chairmen of Darlington F.C.. Darlington F.C.
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    Darlington

    The town is also home to the football team Darlington F.C., known as The Quakers because of the contributions made to the town by men such as Edward and Joseph Pease, members of the Religious Society of Friends.
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    The Darlington Arena

    Darlington F.C.
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    Shaun Reay

    He was also involved in a local road safety initiative, supported by Darlington F.C.
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    Darlington (disambiguation)

    Darlington F.C., a professional football team
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    Mick Tait

    Darlington F.C. – Managers

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