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- Southampton boss quivers at 'cheat' question as EFL left with big decision
- Michael O'Neill decision hits Blackburn Rovers 'like a ton of bricks'
- 13 players Stoke City could try to pinch in Viktor Johansson transfer repeat
- Fit-again Stoke City favourite named in World Cup squad
- Stoke City playmaker receives summons at start of pivotal summer
- Stoke City make big decision on Ben Wilmot future
- Stoke City only have one of five key boxes ticked going into do-or-die transfer window
- Stoke City contract decisions loom as club hero hints at farewell
- Every Championship free agent so far as four clubs confirm released players
- Former Stoke City boss set to accept job at Championship rivals
- Images of 'Southampton spy' circulated between suspicious Championship clubs
- Stoke City slip out 'significant' season ticket sales update
- Transfer return for Stoke City favourite would bring 'aura' and fit Mark Robins' request
- Former Stoke City top scorer available on free transfer after release
- Former Stoke City top scorer available on free transfer after release
- Former Stoke City top scorer available on free transfer after release
- Six experienced Championship left backs Stoke City should consider in summer transfer window
- Ex-Stoke City player smashes up shop after going from wealthy to 'rock bottom'
- Stoke City transfer race intensifies as rivals plot contract move
- League Two club send message to Stoke City starlet after loan exit
- Stoke City man turns half-season loan into unexpected World Cup shot
- Southampton face new Gavin Bazunu transfer dilemma - £8m Stoke City move is a no-go
- £3.5m Coventry City man surely set for exit - can Stoke City benefit?
- How much Stoke City's Million Manhoef earns weekly amid Coventry, Wolves transfer interest
- Sorba Thomas drops worrying hint on Stoke City future
- Stoke City hit transfer gold with Aston Villa decision
- Stoke City's £3.5m, Jack Butland transfer with Birmingham City remains a touch of genius
- Potters host midweek action at Wellbeing Park
- Potters face-off with Foxes on Saturday lunchtime
- Bocat: Focus on the positives
- Robins: No disgrace, but a really disappointing way to lose
- Potters edged by Fulham
- Quartet restored for FA Cup clash
- Boothen Quarter open from 11am ahead of FA Cup clash
- Young Potters edged by table-topping Tractor Boys
- Match Pack | Fulham
- Potters return to the bet365 Stadium for Baggies battle
- Robins’ sights set on significant scalp boost
- Live streaming unavailable for cup clash
- Tickets available for an evening with Potters greats
- Highlights | Charlton Athletic
- Nzonzi 'always grateful' for travelling Potters' fans
- Robins: Everyone has to be better
- Potters defeated at The Valley
- Trio restored for Charlton clash
- Drayton Beaumont Group (South) Stand to open for Fulham clash
- Young Potters conclude Central League campaign with point
- The player who is giving Stoke City hope to improve their position this season
- Stoke City are facing a critical moment, will they get through it?
- Stoke City's great figure despite their elimination in the FA Cup
Stoke City – Interesting Facts
Stoke City Football Club is widely recognized as having been founded in 1863 as Stoke Ramblers, making it one of the oldest professional football clubs in the world. Although 1863 is the official club date.
1863–1870s: Stoke Ramblers F.C.
1870s–1925: Stoke Football Club (also referred to as Stoke F.C.)
1925–Present: Stoke City Football Club.
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West Bromwich Albion
Wolverhampton Wanderers
The Potters: This nickname is a direct reference to the renowned pottery industry in Stoke-on-Trent, which is often referred to as “The Potteries”. The name reflects the city’s heritage and has been associated with the club for most of its existence.
Other References: While “The Potters” is the official nickname, they are sometimes referred to simply as Stoke or City.
Victoria Ground (1878–1997): Their home for 119 years, located in Stoke-on-Trent.
Britannia Stadium (1997–2016): The new all-seater stadium, opened in 1997.
bet365 Stadium (2016–Present): Renamed due to a sponsorship deal.
