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Bootham Crescent: One Last Time | York City FC

York City supporters formed a trust in 2002 in reaction to former Chairman Douglas Craig’s announcement that York City Football Club was for sale. He announced that he had a contract with Persimmon Homes to sell the football ground, Bootham Crescent, for £4.5 million. The club was then sold to John Batchelor who put the club into administration within 12 months and shortened the clubs lease of the ground to just 12 months. York City fans then raised £60,000 in 4 days to save the club and buy it from the administrators. The Supporters’ Trust now holds 25% of the shares of York City Football Club and continue to act as the guardian of the Club. Thanks to the new owner Jason McGill, York City continued to play at Bootham Crescent for a further 16 years. However, 2021 will see them move into a new Community Stadium on the outskirts of York. In December 2020, fans had a chance to watch their team play at Bootham Crescent one last time, thanks to the relaxing of UK Government Covid-19 restrictions. York City won 1-0. A SevenTwo Films Production, for COPA90.   / seventwofilms   Produced, Filmed, Directed and Edited by James Scholey Written and Voiced by Andrew Leathley Additional Photography - Tom Leak LNER Community Stadium Aerials - Matt Kirkham City of York Aerials - DroneLad Special Thanks to: Dan Simmonite Phil Howden Tony Cole Chris Forth Match Archive courtesy of York City TV/York City Football Club #YorkCity #BoothamCrescent Welcome to COPA90 Stories, a brand new channel exploring the greatest footballing stories from across the planet. For more info and content: https://www.copa90.com/stories Sign up to our weekly COPA90 Stories newsletter: https://www.copa90.com/en/newsletter