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York City Football Club is a professional football club at
the heart of the community.
After being relegated from the football league at the end
of the 2003/04 season, City have suffered mixed fortunes in
the conference. The highlights so far being a play-off place
in the 2006/07
season, losing to eventual winners Morecambe, as well as a
semi-final appearance in the FA Trophy during the 2007/08
season losing to Torquay. Both these games were lost 2-1 on
Aggregate.
The club has also played a big role in helping to progress
the careers of a number players recently, most notably Clayton
Donaldson and Martyn Woolford.
The club currently resides at Bootham Crescent , which for
the past few years has been named Kit
Kat Crescent after the club offered Nestle naming rights
to the ground. However the club is now progressing with plans
to move to a new stadium by 2015.
York City is currently owned by JM Packaging Ltd (75%) and
the York City Supporters Trust (25%).
For further information about the York City Supporters Trust,
please visit www.ycst.org.uk.
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