105th Regiment F.C.
105th Regiment Football Club was an English association football club in the 19th century. They competed in some of the first stagings of the Football Association Challenge Cup, entering the competition between 1875 and 1878.[1]
| Full name | 105th Regiment Football Club | |
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Seasons
1875–76
| 105th Regiment | 0 – 0[2] | Crystal Palace |
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Unknown stadium
Attendance: 500
| Crystal Palace | 3 – 0[2] | 105th Regiment |
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Kennington Oval
Attendance: 1,578
1876–77
| 105th Regiment | 3 – 0 | 1st Surrey Rifles |
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Unknown stadium
Attendance: 500
| Oxford University | 6 – 1 | 105th Regiment |
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Oxford University
Attendance: 1,204
1877–78
| 105th Regiment | 0 – 2 | Old Harrovians |
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1878–79
| Minerva | w/o | 105th Regiment |
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gollark: Secularly, people generally mean "punish people" when they talk about justice as far as I can tell.
gollark: Well, religiously, "justice" seems to mostly be "eternally torturing people".
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gollark: "Justice" in that context always seems to involve "horribly punishing people", for dubiously ethical reasons.
References
- 105th Regiment at the Football Club History Database
- (27 November 1875). Athletic Sports, Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, p. 206 col. 2 (reports of matches against Crystal Palace)
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