Stevenage football club is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. The town's museum has put on a display showcasing the history and heritage of the club, including over 200 shirts since its creation.
What's on display?
The display features a range of Boro shirts past and present, with Lewis Collins lending many from his personal collection. Collins, a Stevenage fan, has been collecting shirts for years and is excited to share his collection with the community.
Why it matters for Stevenage
The display is a great way for the club to connect with its fans and showcase its rich history. With the team currently preparing for the new season, having finished 6th in League One with 75 points, the display is a reminder of the club's progress and achievements.
What comes next?
The team is looking forward to the new season, with its next fixture against Luton on February 20, 2027. With 49 goals scored and 46 conceded, the team is hoping to improve its goal difference and move up the table. Stevenage is currently 28 points behind leaders Lincoln, but the team is optimistic about its chances.
The display at the museum is a great way for fans to learn more about the club's history and heritage. With the team's current league standing and upcoming fixtures, there's a lot to be excited about for Stevenage fans.
