Clapham Common Club

C.C.C.
Full name	Clapham Common Club
Founded	c. 1865
Dissolved	c. 1871
Ground	Clapham Common

Clapham Common Club, usually known by its initials C.C.C., was a mid-nineteenth century amateur English football club based at Clapham Common. Active during the period between 1865 and 1871, it played both association football and codes closer to rugby football.^[1]^[2]

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^ "Crystal Palace v. Barnes". Field: 20. 1865-12-09.
^ "King's College v. C.C.C.". Sportsman: 3. 1871-01-26.

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[1] "Crystal Palace v. Barnes". Field: 20. 1865-12-09.

[2] "King's College v. C.C.C.". Sportsman: 3. 1871-01-26.

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Founder members	Barnes Blackheath Blackheath Proprietary School HM Civil Service Crusaders Crystal Palace Kensington School Leytonstone Forest No Names Club Perceval House Surbiton
Presidents	Arthur Pember Ebenezer Morley Francis Marindin Arthur Kinnaird Charles Clegg William Pickford The Earl of Athlone HRH The Duke of Edinburgh HRH The Duke of Gloucester The Earl of Harewood HRH The Duke of Kent HRH The Duke of York HRH The Duke of Cambridge
Chairmen	Charles Clegg Amos Brook Hirst Arthur Drewry Graham Doggart Joe Mears Andrew Stephen Harold Warris Thompson Bert Millichip Geoff Thompson Lord Triesman David Bernstein Greg Dyke Greg Clarke
Secretaries	Ebenezer Morley Robert Willis Robert Graham Charles W. Alcock Frederick Wall Stanley Rous Denis Follows Ted Croker
Chief Executives	Graham Kelly Adam Crozier Mark Palios David Davies Brian Barwick Ian Watmore
Treasurers	Francis Campbell James Turner Robert Graham Alfred Stair Charles W. Alcock Arthur Kinnaird C. E. Hart Daniel Woolfall Arthur Kingscott Harry Huband L. C. Tyte Denis Follows Sidney Donaldson

Clapham Common Club

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