Stockport County is gearing up for an exciting playoff journey in the EFL League One, following a significant 3-1 victory against Wycombe Wanderers. This win not only secured the Hatters their highest league finish in 23 years, but also paved the way for their semi-final clash against Leyton Orient. The two matches will be held on Saturday, May 10 at Brisbane Road and Wednesday, May 14 at Edgeley Park. A win in this two-legged semi-final could position Stockport for a shot at promotion to the EFL Championship, marking a triumphant return after a 14-year absence from the league.
In a bid to rally community spirit, the club is encouraging all borough residents, fans, schools, and businesses to show their support by turning Stockport blue in honor of the team. Individuals are invited to don the club’s colors and decorate their homes, shops, vehicles, and classrooms in Stockport County blue. Fans can share their decorated spaces on social media using the hashtag #PaintItBlue.
The club will feature its favorite #PaintItBlue submissions on its website, social media platforms, and in the matchday program. Additionally, standout contributions may be showcased on the big screen at Edgeley Park, offering a great opportunity for supporters to be part of the electrifying atmosphere during the matches.
This initiative not only promotes school spirit but also fosters a sense of unity within the community as everyone comes together to support the Hatters in this pivotal moment in their season. With hopes high for promotion, the excitement is palpable as Stockport County prepares for what promises to be a thrilling playoff adventure.
As the Hatters embark on this remarkable journey, local support can make a significant difference, amplifying the teams’ morale and creating an unforgettable experience for the community and players alike.