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L'Old Etonians FC est un club anglais de football qui est particulièrement brillant dans les années 1870. Historique [ modifier | modifier le code ] Les joueurs de ce club sont d'anciens élèves du Collège d'Eton , école basée à Eton , dans le Berkshire .
Old Etonians Association Football Club, Eton merkezli İngiliz futbol kulübüdür. 1871'de kurulan kulübün oyuncuları, Old Etonians olarak bilinen Eton College'ın mezunlarından oluşmaktadır. 1878-79 ve 1881-82 sezonlarında FA Cup şampiyonluğu yaşayan kulüp; 1874-75, 1875-76, 1880-81 ve 1882-83 sezonlarında ise kupada final oynamıştır.
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Visitors can find out about famous Old Etonians, from poets to prime ministers, and about sports including the Wall Game, as well as discover what and where pupils learn, eat and live. Families and children can enjoy the museum with activities such as dressing up in Eton uniform, designing your own school colours, or following an exciting trail to explore the displays.
Old Etonians FC. Old Etonians FC is een Engelse voetbalclub uit Eton, Berkshire. De spelers worden gerekruteerd uit oud-studenten van Eton College . De club werd in 1871 opgericht en was een grootmacht in de begindagen van het voetbal. In 1882 was het de laatste amateurclub die de FA Cup kon winnen, tegen Blackburn Rovers.
The OEA hosts a programme of events locally and internationally, including formal reunion dinners at Eton and informal gatherings locally and overseas. Founded in 1897, and with a community of approximately 18,000 globally, the OEA has a shared vision to keep OEs interconnected across the generations, maintaining and renewing friendships over time.
Old Etonians. In the 18th century football was played by most of Britain's leading public schools. There is documentary evidence that football was played at Eton as early as 1747. In 1848 a meeting took place at Cambridge University to lay down the rules of football. Teachers representing Eton, Shrewsbury, Harrow, Rugby, Marlborough and ...
