‘Our trolley park away end is part of football folklore’
Founded in 1918, the club currently plays in the Central Midlands Alliance League’s South Division, the 11th tier of the English football league system.
Mr Newton said the club came across the shelters by chance when redeveloping its ground, which is based off Carnarvon Street.
The former trolley collectors were saved from the skip and installed near one of its own goals, and now regularly hit the back of the net with football fans online since Scarborough came to play in 2007.
“We had an attendance of over 400 that particular day, and it got picked up then, and from then it’s on social media I’d say every other season,” he said.
“It does the rounds where it goes absolutely mad, and we get an increase in groundhoppers coming to take photos.
“We’ve had them travelling from all over the country just to view the Tesco stands.”
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