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BADGERS ENSURE IT’S WORTH WAIT

SEAFORD Town had to wait a record-breaking 114 years between FA Cup ties – but now they’ve got the taste for it after winning a match in the competition for the first time.
The Badgers, formed in 1888, last played in the world’s oldest national knockout cup in 1911, although the two World Wars meant they had missed 104 campaigns by the time they re-entered the competition last weekend, seeing them smash the previous record of 105 years held by Beverley Town.
After winning Southern Combination League Premier last season, they returned to the FA Cup fold with an ex...

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