Old St James' F.C.
Old St James' Football Club, previously known as St James's Football Club, was an association football club from Forest Gate, East London.
History
The club was formed in 1881, under the name St James' Football Club, and was the longest-lived of the early Forest Gate football sides, lasting until at least 1891. In 1889, due to the increase of teams with "St James" in their name, the club resolved to change its name to The Old St James' Football Club.The club entered the FA Cup in 1885–86 but scratched after being drawn to play the Old Harrovians. Its other recorded competitive fixtures were in the much lower-key London Junior Cup, East End Junior Cup, and the Essex County Challenge Cup.