Crusaders F.C. (London)

Crusaders Football Club was an English association football club based in London which was founded in 1863 and was a founder member of the Football Association. It is now defunct.

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Founder members	Barnes \| Blackheath \| Blackheath Proprietary School \| Civil Service \| Crusaders \| Crystal Palace \| Kensington School \| Leytonstone Forest \| No Names Club \| Percival House \| Surbiton
Presidents	Arthur Pember \| E. C. Morley \| Francis Marindin \| Arthur Kinnaird \| Charles Clegg \| William Pickford \| Earl of Athlone \| Duke of Edinburgh \| Duke of Gloucester \| Earl of Harewood \| Duke of Kent \| Duke of York \| Prince William
Chairmen	Charles Clegg \| A. G. Hines \| M. Frowde \| Amos Brook Hirst \| Arthur Drewry \| Graham Doggart \| Joe Mears \| Andrew Stephen \| Harold Warris Thompson \| Bert Millichip \| Keith Wiseman \| Geoff Thompson \| David Triesman
Secretaries	E. C. Morley \| R. W. Willis \| R. G. Graham \| C. W. Alcock \| Frederick Wall \| Stanley Rous \| Denis Follows \| Ted Croker
Chief Executives	Graham Kelly \| David Davies \| Adam Crozier \| David Davies \| Mark Palios \| David Davies \| Brian Barwick

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