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We changed the formation around
to play to the strengths of our front
three of Jon Parkin, Vadaine Oliver
and Amari Morgan-Smith, and since
then our attacking threat has increased
dramatically, and all three have pitched
in with valuable goals. The system has
also meant we’ve moved to a three-man
defence too, which has left us more
defensively stable and our goal
difference has improved as a result
in recent months. Of course, our
first plan is to stay up! Following
on from that, we want to perform
to as high a standard as possible
in the league next season.”
a terrific season competing against
Football League opposition for the
whole campaign, and are hopefully
about to cement a fourth-place finish in
Wembley
“Making it to Wembley has
had a massive impact, we’ve been
lucky at this club to have been to
Wembley four times already since it
re-opened in 2007, with the FA Trophy
Final the 5th trip we’ll be making. I
wasn’t here for the previous trips, but I’ve
seen the pictures and heard the stories of
the days, and they have all been special
days in the history of the football club.”
Youth
“Youth football is important to the
club for sure; our Under 18s have had
Community
“We
do
consider
ourselves
a community club for sure, our
Foundation does its part in reaching out
to the local community and trying to get
children involved with York City. Also,
we have offered a couple of ticketing
promotions this season to reach out to
the community and get some more
fans through the door, which have
proven to be successful.
We’ve also launched a new
Youth Council to help us engage
with our younger fans, and we’re
moving to a new Community
Stadium, which is due to be ready
in December 2018, which will be
available for use for the whole local
community in a variety of guises.”
Ambitions
their league that would far out-perform
the status of the club as it stands, with
Championship, League One and League
Two academy teams making up that
division.”
“First and foremost, our main
ambition is staying up this season. From
then on, we want to regain our Football
League status as quickly as possible and
build for a brighter future in our new
stadium.”
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