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Lobsterpot F.C. 3 - 3 MR Onions RM


Read more about this result - added on 6/Mar/10

Biggest Victory: 5 - 0 vs. Prison Officers (A) (27/Feb/10)

Current Top Scorer: Johnson Mugulus, 6 goals

Current Best Player: Marek Noha - 6.36/10 from 14 games

Most Player of the Matches: Khabir Dill - 2

Goal of the Season: Gary Richardson - vs Valley F.C. (A) (23/Jan/10)

Current league form:
6/327/220/29/229/123/1
D 3-3W 5-0L 0-5W 1-0L 1-5L 1-3

Current league position:
PlWDLFAGDPts
6. Lobster Pot 165382838-1018

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Club Details

Home Pitch - White Hill - Southampton - Bermuda

Training Pitch - Prospect - Devonshire - Bermuda

Lobster Pot was formed in 1982 by a group of ex Forties players and Sunday players who wanted an organised game without the “fierce must win at all cost attitude”. Sure we wanted to win but at the same time we wanted to enjoy ourselves playing the game. With this philosophy and a very strong individual commitment in terms of players, we approached Fritz Reiter owner of the Lobster Pot.

He very much admired our unique proposal of forming an organised team to play and enjoy the game and as he (and we) had no illusions of winning the Triple Crown in our first year agreed to provide the start up sponsorship. Fritz and the Lobster Pot staff gave us incredible initial support as we did take a while to get established into the serious business of playing for points.

The fact the team has survived over 25 years is a testament to that initial philosophy. However we were able to operate both a first team and a “Sunday” team in those early years and the team became well known for being a “fun “team to play for, and still applies today. - John White

The original colours were red and white which were worn for our first Commercial League game against Robin Hood at Shelly Bay.

John Bookless Lobster Pot FC Manager 1982 Joint Manager 1983 with Roger Firman and John White Lobster Pot FC Secretary 1982 - 1985

Team Colors

Home - Red

Away - White jersey, red shorts + socks

Original Official Colors - White with Red Trim

Official Sponsor Web Site

http://www.bermuda.com/lobsterpot/

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Contact Information

Club PresidentMarek Noha-
Club SecretarySteve Palmer-
CoachTroy Berkley-

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