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FRIENDLY FOSTERS HAVE THE AMBITION

By Mark Bridges

AMIDST continued talk of clubs struggling or even folding, Cockfosters FC, with its modest set up and even more modest fan base, is still flourishing in its 103rd year.
Formed in 1921, the club, which is positioned at the north end of the Piccadilly Line is in final preparations for the forthcoming Spartan South Midlands League programme, its third since a lateral move from the Essex Senior League at the end of 2021-22 term.
Gavin Kelsey also starts his third full season as first-team manager. Kelsey took over the reins in February 2022, a season that saw the club fi...

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