Which football league side used to be known as South Shore
South Shore F.C. South Shore F.C. South Shore Football Club was a football club based in the South Shore area of Blackpool. The club was established as (Blackpool) South Shore in 1879. They entered the FA Cup for the first time in 1882–83, losing 5–2 at Darwen Ramblers. In 1885–86 they reached the quarter-finals of the FA Cup, eventually losing 2–1 to Slough-based Swifts. By the late 1880s South Shore were the biggest club in Blackpool. In 1888 they joined the Combination, a league set up after the Football League. However, the Combination was run chaotically and was disbanded in April 1889. During
North Shore Australian Football Club North Shore Australian Football Club North Shore Football Club, known informally as the North Shore Bombers is an Australian rules football club competing in the Sydney AFL Premier League and based out of the Sydney suburb of St Leonards, New South Wales. Formed in 1903 it remains one of only three foundation clubs still in existence and generally recognised as one of the more successful clubs of Sydney AFL. The club's current home ground is Mortgage Choice Oval (also known as Gore Hill Oval) in St. Leonards, next to the Royal North Shore Hospital. Gore Hill Oval will be closed