exist. Successor club A new club started with the same name soon afterwards, but played junior football at a low level. The second club's final season was 1913–14, in which the club finished 11th out of 14 in the Nottinghamshire Football Alliance, two places above Notts Olympic. Colours The club originally played in white, changing to pale blue and cardinal by 1884. In 1886 the club changed to black and white. Famous players Charlie Shelton was the club's only England international player, earning one cap in 1888. Fred Geary, future League champion with Everton. Albert Smith, England international. Alfred Shelton, who would go on to earn international honours whilst playing for Notts County. Honours Nottinghamshire Senior Cup: Winners: 1887–88, 1888–89 Runners-up: 1885–86 Derby County Charity Cup: Runners-up: 1887–88, 1888–89 References Association football clubs established in 1868 Defunct football clubs in Nottinghamshire Football clubs in Nottingham 1868 establishments in England Midland Football League (1889)