On the first day of March, Sheffield's newspaper, the Star, revealed plans for a new stadium for the world's oldest football club. 'Finally a home for the Home of Football,' rejoiced the front-page headline.
Sheffield FC were formed in 1857 and, though not the city's most successful team, have survived a nomadic existence and lurk in the eighth tier of English football.
This proposed home with a capacity of 4,000 would incorporate a heritage centre as part of a broader initiative aimed at reclaiming lost history: how football first organised beside a flourishing steel industry.
An exhibition at the Central Library might evolve into a permanent museum, there is a 4.