Newton Heath

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Newton Heath was the original name of the English football club that later became Manchester United, one of the world’s most famous and successful teams.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf association football club
association football club
affiliation Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway
associatedModernClub Manchester United F.C.
basedInCity Manchester
changedNameReason financial reorganization and new ownership
city Manchester
colorsSymbolismFor traditional colors of Manchester United supporters’ protests
competitionType professional football
country England
countryOfLeague England
dissolvedOrReorganized 1902
era late 19th century English football
founded 1878
1878
foundedAs Newton Heath LYR F.C.
fullName Newton Heath Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Football Club
governingBody The Football Association
heritageRecognizedBy Manchester United supporters
historicalLeagueLevel top tier of English football
historicalSignificance precursor to one of the world’s most famous football clubs
homeCountry United Kingdom
homeGround Bank Street, Clayton
North Road, Newton Heath
joinedLeague Football League First Division
joinedLeagueInSeason 1892–93
leagueParticipation Football League
legacy foundation of Manchester United’s history
locatedIn Newton Heath, Manchester
nickname The Heathens
notableFor being the original name of Manchester United F.C.
originalEmployerOfPlayers Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway
originallyFormedBy railway workers
participatedIn FA Cup
playedCode association football
playedHomeMatchesIn Clayton, Manchester
Newton Heath
predecessorOf Manchester United F.C.
region Greater Manchester
renamedAs Manchester United F.C.
renamedFrom Newton Heath F.C.
renamedInYear 1902
shirtColors green and gold halves
shortsColor white
socksColor black
sport association football
status defunct
successorOf Newton Heath F.C.
teamColors green and gold


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