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Farnham Town take place in the spotlight

Nestled in the Surrey countryside, Farnham Town are embarking on a digital revolution which they hope will reverberate far and wide!

Farnham Town

By Hugo Varley

A-LISTERS: Farnham Town are to appear in their very own behind-the-scenes documentary, insets
PICTURE: Farnham Town FC

NESTLED in the Surrey countryside, Farnham Town are embarking on a digital revolution which they hope will reverberate far and wide!
Inspired by the flourishing popularity of footballing documentaries, from Amazon’s “All or Nothing” series, to Netflix’s “Sunderland Till I Die”, the Step 5 Clarets have taken to You-Tube to start their very own behind-the-scenes franchise.
This is far from a budget job. The project is the brainchild of Farnham’s new directo...

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