No Names Club

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N.N. Club or N.N. Kilburn, N.N. thought to mean No Name, was an English football club based in the Kilburn district of London. The club was one of the dozen founding sides of the Football Association on October 28, 1863. Club member Arthur Kimber was elected as the FA's first president.

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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