They'd be better off with Basil as the manager.Looks like somebody has been having a bit of fun with the Romford Wikipedia page View attachment 190193
Broom broom!Groundsman: Basil Brush
The original Romford was established in 1876. They reached the quarter-finals of the FA Cup in 1880–81, but lost 15–0 at Darwen. There was no league football for them to play until they joined the South Essex League in 1896. An internal dispute saw several committee and players leave to form a new club in 1909, called Romford United and competing directly against Romford in the South Essex League at a ground literally across the road. The original club continued under new management and joined the Southern League while still playing in the South Essex League, but played only a single season before leaving.
The new regime at the original club proved disastrous, being expelled from the South Essex League during the 1910–11 season and subsequently folding, leaving Romford United as the only club with the town's name. They changed to Romford Town and joined the Athenian League, but finished bottom in their first season and left at the end of their second, before closing down during World War I. Romford Town had remained members of the South Essex League and returned to action after the war, but lack of support saw them withdraw in December 1920 and fold. For the rest of the 1920s the only club under the Romford name was Romford Town Thursday, playing on Thursday afternoons at Brooklands, a ground previously used by Romford's reserve team.
Romford F.C. - Wikipedia.
If we’re not careful he’ll sign more players than us this season.Says he's got 5 of the Isthmian winning Billericay squad signing tomorrow. Because, of course.
Dereham Town 3 Romford 1Romford 2 Coggeshall 3. Sack the manager?
Selfless, humble and as publicity-shy as ever.
And who can't have their heartstrings plucked by the sight of a multi-millionaire posing for pictures while giving away a few cast offs?
I can also see a pair of cricket pads in that box.Excuse me for butting in! but how many homeless people require football boot`s?
He actually thinks that he's on a divine mission and that God has asked him personally. What a fucking ego.For fuck's saje
If only the Lord had been a bit clearer about which team. Billericay, Romford... or maybe he meant "Clacton Girls Under-12 Reserves"He actually thinks that he's on a divine mission and that God has asked him personally. What a fucking ego.
He actually thinks that he's on a divine mission and that God has asked him personally. What a fucking ego.
He actually thinks that he's on a divine mission and that God has asked him personally. What a fucking ego.
Why is the Substandard even wasting time and space interviewing this irresponsible idiot? Clearly a slow news day.For fuck's saje
Romford owner Tamplin: I died for two minutes and encountered God
Players at Romford FC are warned there will be a fine for anyone who calls him ‘gaffer’. His nickname — “because I’m a bit f***** in the head,” he says — is Daddy Pig.
Car crash TV. I hope he survives.ITV cameras will follow Tamplin over two years for a documentary as he looks to show the real version of himself, not the man who gained the flash tag during his former footballing venture.
Daddy Pig!!!! I think Seb and me might have a song for him!Romford owner Tamplin: I died for two minutes and encountered God
Players at Romford FC are warned there will be a fine for anyone who calls him ‘gaffer’. His nickname — “because I’m a bit f***** in the head,” he says — is Daddy Pig.
Young Archie making an appearance on the bench tonight...
(Nana Boakye Yiadom lining up for Barking in opposition)