Tag Archives: Tony Incenzo

Reunion

22 Wednesday Sep 2021

Posted by in M

≈ Leave a comment

Tags

, , , , , , , ,

Monday 13th September 2021 ko 19:30

Spartan South Midlands League Division Two

MILTON KEYNES FOOTBALL ACADEMY 3 (Harvey 19 secs Aluko 35 Boyce 60)

BERKHAMSTED RAIDERS 0

Att 128 at Sport Central MK, Elder Gate, Milton Keynes

Free Entry

Programme £2

I’m not sure whether TalkSport’s Tony Incenzo meant it, but organising one of his “Groundhopper” games was a classic case of the law of unintended consequences. On one level it was game featuring a new club, in a new ground in a new league with a programme on a night with nothing much else on, but in the end I found a little bit more in it.

Continue reading →

Brigade

02 Wednesday Jul 2014

Posted by in S

≈ Leave a comment

Tags

, , , , , , , ,

Saturday 21st March 2009 ko 11.00

Middlesex County League Division One Central & East

SLOANE 4 (Crisp 45 Jarvand 58 63 Burden 78)

COPLAND 3 (Simpson 25 90 Silcott 90)

Att 128 at the Royal Hospital, Chelsea

Entry Free

Programme £2 (very good!)

Coffee 50p

The roots of this fixture lie with QPR fan, journalist and programme enthusiast Tony Incenzo. For a few years now he’s organised early kick-offs in the Middlesex County League, with the host team printing a programme, and laying on refreshments too. Its simplicity is its genius, most if not all hoppers will find a 3 o’clock kick-off to pair it off with and so it really is a case of buy one get one free, at least in terms of time! Continue reading →

The Temple of Football

02 Saturday Nov 2013

Posted by in S

≈ 4 Comments

Tags

, , , , , , , , , ,

Saturday 2nd November 2013 ko 10.30

Middlesex County League Premier Division

SINGH SABHA SLOUGH 2 (Riaz 31 L Ferdinand 68)

BRITISH AIRWAYS 3 (McAuley 5 62 Murphy 71)

Att 83

Entry FREE

Programme £2

2 Samosas and a tea £2.50

I wish Tony Incenzo would organise more of these Middlesex morning kick-offs, and yes I’m aware Slough isn’t in Middlesex! The format is simple enough, a programme is always produced, then its up to the hopper where to head afterwards, there is after all around two-and-a-half hours to get somewhere!

Singh Sabha were possibly the most interesting club featured thus far. Formed in 1977 the club were originally called FC Lions, but changed name when they came under the wing of the local Continue reading →