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German’s Restaurant supports Capital FC of Linden
The Capitol Football Club (CFC) hailing from Mackenzie, Linden was on Wednesday presented with a cheque worth $100, 000 by Clinton Urling of German’s Restaurant located in ‘Tiger Bay’. During the simple presentation ceremony at the Restaurant, Capital FC’s 17-year-old Captain, Junior National player Andre Myers collected the cheque on behalf of his team in the presence of National Beach Footballer Keon Sears and teammate, Goalkeeper Norbert Sansculotte.
Clinton Urling of German’s Restaurant (2nd left) hands over the cheque to Captain of Capitol FC, Andre Myers with fellow players and club officials sharing the moment.
Also present were Regional Secretary Dameion Forrester and Seon Holland, brother of the Club’s President, former Linden Mayor and Boxing Promoter, Carwayne Holland. Urling said football, and sports in general, brings communities together, forges unity, develops good health and helps to lessen crime among several other benefits.
“This is a new club that includes a national youth player and we at German’s Restaurant will continue to support anything that helps the development of a Community” Urling said.
Forrester, speaking on behalf of the Region 10 Club, thanked Urling and German’s Restaurant for the contribution to the youngest football club in Linden which is also involved in community development work by its involvement in several projects and informed that the Club is on the verge of putting together a female team.
The young Captain informed that Capital’s FC, one of 12 footballs clubs in Linden, has three teams; U-17, U-20 and the seniors who are preparing to compete in the Super Cup which starts on Sunday.
“The club was formed a year ago and I think this donation will help to develop the club and attract more members” said Myers who informed that they train at the Linden Technical Institute. (Sean Devers)
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