Tiny Mousehole AFC rises up football leagues – but potholes are a problem
Cornwall club attracts players from across UK and may be promoted but needs to fix road to campsite that funds it
Perched on a hill overlooking the tip of Cornwall with the Atlantic stretching far beyond, Mousehole AFC is a world away from top-flight football.
The most westerly club in the English leagues is staffed mainly by volunteers, is financed by a campsite in a field next door and serves only locally made pasties in the tea hut – although it did once host a friendly against Manchester United in 1987.
