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IT’S A NEW REALM AT BOROUGH

HARINGEY Borough will line up in the Bostik Premier next season for the first time ever this season having only been playing in the Essex Senior League three years ago.
The Borough’s meteoric rise has been led by manager Tom Loizou, who took over in 2008 when Haringey were battling relegation in the Spartan South Midlands Premier Division.
They won promotion in 2015 and then reached the play-offs in just their second season in the Bostik North.
Loizou’s men pushed on last season and were in with a shout of automatic promotion right until the final day by winning each of their la...

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