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TOWNERS FANS SHINE BRIGHT IN APPEAL

By Andrew Warshaw
IN THE space of just eight days, delighted Enfield Town - the country’s first supporter-owned club, formed in 2001 - are over 80 per cent towards their £10,000 target to help meet the cost of floodlight improvements at their Queen Elizabeth II Stadium.
The Isthmian Premier Division club have had over 150 donations from as far afield as the USA, Australia, Germany, Belgium and Israel by supporters who work or have permanently moved abroad.
“We are delighted to have reached half our target so quickly and are looking to push on towards the £10k in the ...

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