City launch legal action against the Premier League | City win APT case (pg901)

Apparently:

Curzon Ashton was formed in 1963 after the merger of two clubs, Curzon Road Methodists F.C. - with the street in question taking its designation from the First Viscount Curzon (1730-1820), whose first name, rather spookily, was Assheton! - and Ashton Amateurs F.C., who played in the Manchester Amateur Football League. The amalgamated club's name was originally Curzon Amateurs before being changed to the current name.
Assheton was the original name of Ashton and had a family of De Assheton's associated with it including Ralphe De Assheton who's story is here, https://www.besseges-vtf.co.uk/sir-ralphe-de-assheton-black-knight/
 
Apparently:

Curzon Ashton was formed in 1963 after the merger of two clubs, Curzon Road Methodists F.C. - with the street in question taking its designation from the First Viscount Curzon (1730-1820), whose first name, rather spookily, was Assheton! - and Ashton Amateurs F.C., who played in the Manchester Amateur Football League. The amalgamated club's name was originally Curzon Amateurs before being changed to the current name.
More than once I have read that Geoff Hurst played for Curzon Ashton but, given these dates, that is impossible. People guessing because he was born in Ashton.
 
Given the last few pages I think it's safe to say this thread can be locked.
 

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