Accrington Stanley FC

All of the supporters carry Stanley knives and have been «Accruing» debts all their lives. And despite this, ASFC get a ⁵⁄₅ and are the first football league team I am reviewing.
First-​Hand Experience: I’ve seen ASFC play at home and it was amazing. I know a couple of ASFC fans and they’re lovely and very unbiased about other clubs and very positive. In 2011 I saw ASFC lose here live and in person, but I also think based on another experience, that they are a great club that always put up a great fight for great fans. Wonderful to have them back in the big time.
I will always have a soft spot for them and will probably see them again in 2016.
They’re a legend, and until recently they were an absent legend, having dropped out of the football league long ago, long after their heyday before colour TV was invented, in fact, before TV in general.
Their legend was immortalized when they were featured on a commercial with two Liverpool fans roughly 10 years old. One said «if Ian Rush didn’t drink milk, he’d only be good enough to play for Accrington Stanley.»
«Accrington Stanley? Who are they?» says the other one.
«Exactly!» comes the reply.
Well now, everyone remembers who ASFC are, because they are back in the league. The original club was founded in 1891 but was liquidated in the 1960s. This club has the same name, and replaced them. Formed in 68 and finally getting back in the league in 2006.
They play in red and are from a pretty part of Northern England in the hills north of Manchester. Hassan Khan recently saved the club by convincing his father Ilyas to invest in them. It pays to have young fans with rich family connections.
Their rise has been pretty amazing, with half a dozen promotions in the last 20 years. Congrats to them. Here is there commercial:
By the way, in my opinion, milk and dairy in general is essentially toxic to the human body, and nobody should be drinking it, much less kids.