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The club was founded in 1890 and play at The Wessex Stadium (capacity 6,500). Average attendances had risen to over 1,500 for league matches (based on 2005/6 season figures supplied by the club), amongst the highest gates outside the top tiers of English football, but declined later in the decade following financial problems.

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