Winter Sports - Football


comfortable with similar cutting lengths. Halifax RLFC is one of the most ancient clubs in rugby league, and has been successful in its heydays, being formed in 1873 and winning both the seventh and eighth Challenge Cups in 1903 and 1904. Relatively, Halifax Town FC are currently the lower‐placed of the two clubs, but the defunct club from which they sprung (which was notably in 2008, the same year the


council retook control of The Shay) was once third‐place finishers in the third tier of English football.


Again, one of the few commonalities throughout these changes has been Ozzy, even whilst the staff around him has been ebbing and flowing. By upbringing and his own nature, he is more a fan of ‘FC’ than ‘RLFC’, but he and the stadium emphasise that this has no


effect on his preparations, and he is adamant he holds no preference, professionally speaking:


“I got into this work originally because I’m a huge Halifax Town fan, I love The Shay as a venue and I remember always wanting to work here. I always did.”


“I wasn’t born into rugby league, and that has the potential to present difficulties. Sometimes there are times we have to turn


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