By Phil Bowers & Chris Steers
BBC Radio Stoke
A football team set up by a father for his son who has cerebral palsy has expanded to allow children with other disabilities to play.
Tony Liversage formed Stafford Town Cerebral Palsy FC for his son Jude as he loves the sport.
More than 35 children take part and Mr Liversage said they had opened it up to allow more to be involved.
"If you've got a disability, it's about coming along and getting involved and becoming active," he said.
They rebranded to Stoke City in a partnership with the football club's community trust and hold sessions for several age groups.