Accrington Staley The Club That Wouldn't Die

When Accrington Stanley went bust in the early 1960s, it had a seismic effect on English football. Back then, teams only resigned from the League as a last resort and Stanley's demise, basically because they could not afford to pay their gas bill, was a huge story. After being resurrected in 1968, Accrington Stanley stumbled around the lower leagues until the early 1990s, when their astonishing climb to back to the League began. In a spectacular comeback, Stanley now lead the Conference by 13 points and the supporters' dreams seem sure to come true.