Street Football Club are a football club based in Street in Somerset, England. They are currently members and play at the Tannery. The club is affiliated to the Somerset County FA. Club history Founded in 1880, Street FC is one of the oldest clubs in Somerset. Nicknamed The Cobblers due to a large shoe making industry in the village the early years were extremely successful and Street won the Somerset Senior League four times before the end of the century, the first occasion being the 1882–83 season. Street was also to taste early success in the Somerset Senior Cup winning the trophy in the 1897–98 season and again two years later. After winning the Somerset Senior League again in 1910 and the Senior Cup the following season, the club made the decision to join the Western League and in the first season finished eighth out of eleven clubs. With the Western League being disbanded in 1914 due to The Great War, Street re-joined the league at the start of the 1919–20 season in the newly formed Division Two. However, Division Two was disbanded three years later and the club re-joined The Somerset Senior League where they remained for the next eight years. The first year back in the Western League Second Division was none too successful with the club finishing 16th out of seventeen but two years later, Street finished runners up to Swindon Town Reserves. They repeated the feat in 1938 when again they finished second, 12 points behind Weymouth. However, there was no promotion from the Second Division to the First Division. The following season 1938–39, The Cobblers had one of their finest hours when they reached the first round of the 1938–39 FA Cup and were drawn away to Division Three South side Ipswich Town on 26 November 1938. Representing the side of that day were numerous players with Football League experience, notably: E Maggs, G Webber and Albert Banfield (Bristol City), F Farr (Northampton), L Rose (Everton), N & C Willey (Portsmouth) - but although they put up a gallant fight they were eventually beaten 7–0. After the war Street returned to the Western League in the First Division and in the 1947–48 season had another memorable season finishing third in the league and reaching the 1947–48 FA Cup first round for the second time after knocking out Yeovil Town 2-1 along the way in front