The British Library has announced the 1863 Football Association Minute Book will form the centrepiece of their first ever football display, celebrating the FA’s 150th anniversary. The book ...

A meeting was set for Monday 26 October 1863 at the Freemasons' Tavern in Great Queen Street, and the Football Association was born. Don't miss the latest investment and personal finances news ...

England wore the three lions badge in that game because it was the logo of the Football Association, founded way back in 1863. The beastly trio have been on the coat of arms of England since ...

The 1863 Football Association Minute Book, a book that “changed the world,” is the centrepiece of the Library’s first display on football, on loan from the FA as part of its 150 anniversary ...

that began to be developed in 1863 and is valued at £1 million, to mark the Football Association's 149th birthday. Written by Ebenezer Morley, the first secretary of the FA, The FA Minute Book ...

The Freemasons' Tavern in London, England, birthplace of the Football Association http ... to commemorate the place where on 26 October 1863 the FA's first secretary and player Ebenezer Cobb ...

To celebrate the Association’s 150th birthday this year, the family members will then be invited to a special event at Wembley in October. The eight who wrote the rules in 1863 were Ebenezer ...