History - History 1
The history of London Colney FC
London Colney Football Club was formed in 1907, playing at Whitehorse Lane until moving to its present ground at Cotlandswick, London Colney in 1976.
The 1919/1920 London Colney side with the club's first ever trophy, they were the winners of Division 2 Mid. Herts. League.
The Club played in the Mid Herts League until 1955/1956, when it joined the Herts County League. It won the Premier division of the Herts County League at the first attempt with record scorer Tim Holloway firing in 100 goals for the Blues that season.
The Club has enjoyed many successes over the years with the 1st team winning the Premier Division League 3 times between 1986 and 1990, and the reserves winning the Reserve Division 4 times between 1987 and 1992.
London Colney Football Club was formed in 1907, playing at Whitehorse Lane until moving to its present ground at Cotlandswick, London Colney in 1976.
The 1919/1920 London Colney side with the club's first ever trophy, they were the winners of Division 2 Mid. Herts. League.
The Club played in the Mid Herts League until 1955/1956, when it joined the Herts County League. It won the Premier division of the Herts County League at the first attempt with record scorer Tim Holloway firing in 100 goals for the Blues that season.
The Club has enjoyed many successes over the years with the 1st team winning the Premier Division League 3 times between 1986 and 1990, and the reserves winning the Reserve Division 4 times between 1987 and 1992.
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