 However this concentrated the game onto one club, which - as the game grew in popularity - began to thrive.By the 1950s the club had started to out-grow its ground, and the changing rooms it was borrowing from Norton Road Secondary Modern School were less suitable for the level of opposition the club was attracting.After a search by dedicated club members Glyn Carter and Bill Howells (formerly of Cardiff and a Welsh trialist) - aided and abetted by Arthur Lamb, Miles Tabor, Ralph Wagstaff, Gordon Imber and Gordon Collinson - a new home was found at Baldock Road.