Enfield Town FC: Football With a Constitution

Fan-owned North London club that wrote its principles down and has been living by them ever since

Enfield Town FC: Football With a Constitution

Enfield Town FC was created when supporters of Enfield FC objected to the club being relocated to Hertfordshire. They formed a new club, wrote a constitution embedding supporter ownership at its foundation, and have operated it by those principles since. The constitution includes democratic governance, community engagement, and the expectation the club will not be moved to Hertfordshire. The principles are documented and followed.

Club Character

non league satire notes that Enfield Town's constitution is more coherent governance than most organisations produce. The London Futball landscape benefits from clubs that have answered the whose-club-is-this question in writing.

Why Non-League Matters

A constitution in football means the club knows what it is for. Enfield Town knows. The document is available.

The Non-League Football covers non-league football.

Bohiney Magazine | The London Prat

SOURCE: https://prat.uk/enfield-town-fc-football-with-a-constitution/

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