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Barton Town remembers goalkeeper James Hitchcock after fatal attack

Non-league club Barton Town continues to remember goalkeeper James Hitchcock, almost two years after he died following a one-punch attack during a visit to York.

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Barton Town continues to honour the memory of goalkeeper James Hitchcock, almost two years after he died following an attack in York.

Hitchcock, known as “Hitchy”, was punched while visiting the city and later died. His death has continued to be remembered by the non-league football club, where he played as a goalkeeper.

The club’s ongoing tributes reflect Hitchcock’s lasting connection with Barton Town. Almost two years after his death, his memory remains part of the club’s football community and he continues to be spoken of as a presence around the team.

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The supplied information does not give further details about the attack, any legal proceedings or future commemorative plans. Barton Town’s remembrance of Hitchcock remains ongoing.

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