This week in County History Part 8 ... 1932
We go back to this week from 96 years ago to feature in the latest edition of this hopefully popular addition to the blog. On the 7th October 1932 one of the local Stockport weekly newspapers, the Stockport Advertiser, was reflecting on the founder members of the club. Their article stated that the pioneers of the soccer code in Stockport included Sam Riley and his brother Billy. Sam Riley had been reported as being confined to bed during that summer and a fund raising campaign for him was organised at the time. Reporting on recent games they said that at Halifax, a penalty was awarded to the home side for a foul by Fred Jenkinson on Davies when the score was 1-0 in the first half. Betteridge took the spot kick but County stopper Tommy Gale (SCAN 384) saved and the visitors went on to win 3-1 going third in the table as a result. Gale had joined the Hatters from our opponents this weekend .....Barnsley. In another away game ...