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RIP Ken Sproat, Blyth Spartans historian.
In September 2017 club historian Ken Sproat suddenly passed away. Ken was the oracle on the club’s history, he’d taken up the mantle of club historian having spent 8 years researching the club’s history for his superb book; ‘We’re the … Continue reading
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Tagged Blyth Spartans A.F.C., Football books, Football history, Historian, History book
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RIP Les Mutrie … one of the clubs truly legendary strikers.
Tuesday 3rd October 2017 brought the sad news that legendary striker, Les Mutrie had lost his long battle with cancer. Les scored 58 goals in 86 appearances for the club and was the idol of many Blyth fans. His flamboyant … Continue reading
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Tagged Ashington FC, Blyth Spartans A.F.C., Football, Hull City, Les Mutrie, Mutrie
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Brief encounter – The FA Amateur Cup
The collapse of the North Eastern League for a 2nd and last time at the end of the 1963/64 season left Blyth Spartans needing to find a new league. With the lack of a suitable Semi Professional league the club … Continue reading
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