Football Clubs Founded in the 1930s
The 1930s are considered the golden age of English football attendance. Crowds regularly exceeded 50,000 at top-flight matches, and non-league football also thrived. The decade saw...
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The 1930s are considered the golden age of English football attendance. Crowds regularly exceeded 50,000 at top-flight matches, and non-league football also thrived. The decade saw the first FIFA World Cup (1930, though England didn't enter) and the development of tactical innovations like the WM formation. Many community clubs were founded during this inter-war period.
Questions About 1930s Football Clubs
Football was the dominant spectator sport in England. The record attendance for an English league match (83,260) was set at Maine Road in 1934. Non-league football also drew large crowds.