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Southall stalwart honoured to cap off remarkable achievement

STALWART Darreon Mark has been honoured by FA Vase hopefuls Southall – by receiving a commemorative cap.
Southall stalwart

AWARD: Darreon Mark, centre, is presented with his cap for his 200th appearance

STALWART Darreon Mark has been honoured by hopefuls – by receiving a commemorative cap.

Mark was presented with the award by chair of the Middlesex FA, Jim Taylor, and lifelong Southall supporter Brian O’Reily after making his 200th appearance for the club in its 150th anniversary season.

Striker Mark, 23, has netted over 60 goals for the club, including finishing as joint top scorer in the 2015-16 season and outright top scorer in 2018-19.

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