English football club lands £1million Lotto win after 30 years of trying

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English football club lands £1million Lotto win after 30 years of trying.

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An amateur football club has won £1million on the Lotto after its president tried for over 30 years.Longlevens AFC in Gloucester scooped the incredible amount after matching five main numbers and the bonus ball in the draw last month.The club's president, Bill Davis, 73, bought the winning ticket and has had a long-standing association with the club that dates back over half a century.He said: "This is Longlevens AFC's win.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say "The club has been such a huge part of my life for around half a century, and I can't think of a better use for this money than helping secure its future for generations to come."Davis first played for Longlevens AFC in the 1970s and has been involved in various roles across the club's committee.He said: "There have been three main priorities in my life - family, football and work."My wife might have a few things to say...

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