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- County Unveil Stockport's Biggest World Cup Fan Zone at Edgeley Park
- “It’s not just football, it’s friendship”: Phillip’s story highlights the impact of walking football
- Released and retained list confirmed
- County legend Ben Hinchliffe to depart
- Top stories you may have missed today, Tuesday, May 26
- Tributes paid to Stockport County FC superfan found dead in his home
- Bolton PROMOTED to Championship RECAP celebrations and reaction as Stockport heartbroken
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- Play-off Final Match Report: Bolton Wanderers 4-1 County
- How to watch Bolton vs Stockport in League One play-off final - TV channel and kick-off time
- Cole Palmer friendship, 15 years at Man City, Wembley emotions - inside the Stockport promotion dream
- Match Preview: Bolton Wanderers v County
- 'He rang about Orient, I thought it was a wind-up' - Pep Guardiola, Stockport and a promotion dream
- Five memorable meetings with Bolton Wanderers
- Stockport County Women to Begin New Chapter at Park Road
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- More than 90 Minutes: How sport, friendship and conversation changed Jill and Graham’s week
- Pubs confirmed for Wembley trip
- Match Officials | Bolton Wanderers (N)
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- Win a Signed Norwood Shirt!
- County Women to Host Trials Ahead of Exciting New Era
- Hursthead to represent Stockport County in Premier League Primary Stars National Girls Football Tournament 2026
- Wembley again, Olé Olé: 2026 Play-Off Range
- Support Every Minute Matters with Free Play-Off Badge Sleeves
- Join our Wembley Watch Party at Edgeley Park!
- Annual Grassroots Festival brings local clubs together at Edgeley Park
- Turn Wembley Blue This Weekend
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Stockport County – Interesting Facts
Stockport County was formed in 1883 as Heaton Norris Rovers before officially changing its name to Stockport County in 1890.
Stockport County FC was founded in 1883 as Heaton Norris Rovers. In 1888, the club was briefly known as just Heaton Norris FC before adopting its current name, Stockport County, in 1890 to reflect the town gaining County Borough status.
Stockport County FC’s primary nickname is The Hatters, a title they share with Luton Town. They have also occasionally been referred to as County, the Lilywhites, or simply The Blue & White Army.
Edgeley Park (1902–Present): The club’s current home, where they have played continuously since relocating there. While its name has never officially changed for sponsorship reasons, the stadium is sometimes colloquially referred to by its stand names, such as the Cheadle End or the Danny Bergara Stand.
Green Lane (1889–1902): The club’s first official enclosed ground. Located in Heaton Norris, it was used during the team’s early formative years and their first two seasons in the Football League before they outgrew the venue.
Before moving to Green Lane, the club utilized various local public pitches, most notably the Heaton Norris Recreation Ground.
