Harry joined the Camden Sunday Football League in 2000 as a referee and took over as Chairman from Nigel Copperwheat in June 2016.

In his copious free time, Harry has coached and managed various teams from junior to adult leagues.
Since 2012 he has run a referees academy, taking on young newly qualified referees to develop and progress to adult leagues. Harry is a qualified mentor and referees assessor as well as still being an active referee.

Michael joined the CSFL in 2013 as a Referee and still currently officiates with the league. In 2015, he was elected as League Secretary working with the leagues clubs and committee members, along with London FA.

Michael has been a football referee since 2006, officiating with the Arsenal Referees Academy, Islington Midweek League and now the contributory and supply leagues. He has also been a member of the FA’s Young Referee Development Programme, where he was selected to represent London FA and took part in an exchange training camp with Berlin FA in Germany.

As a qualified Referee. Simon has been officiating on the Camden Sunday Football League matches since the 1989/90 season.

Simon joined the CSFL Committee when he became the Treasurer for the League for the 2004/05 season and continues to carry out this role to this day.

Dick has been involved with the Camden Sunday Football League for the past 40 years in various roles, initially as a player at Hackney Marshes and, when his playing days were over, becoming a qualified LFA Referee in 1976. A few years later he became assistant Referees Secretary and then progressed to Referees Secretary, a post that he has kept for the last 37 years.

In addition to being the Referees Secretary, Dick also holds the positions of League Vice President and Vice Chairman.

After running a team for 5 years in the old Clapton and Stoke Newington League Ken joined the Camden Sunday League way back in 1981 as a newly qualified referee and stayed on the League until 1988 when he moved to Essex.

Ken returned to the League for the 2014/15 season and joined the committee as Fixture Secretary and continues to perform his role in this capacity for the committee.

Nigel first joined the CSFL as a Referee in 1985. The following year he was elected to the League’s Management Committee as General Secretary. He has subsequently held the posts of vice-Chairman, Treasurer, Fixtures Secretary, Registrations Secretary, Fines Secretary, and most recently, and for the last 20 years, as Chairman.

He is currently a League vice-President and continues to serve as the Fines Secretary

First played in the Hampstead and District Sunday Football League in 1948, for “Primrose Athletic FC”. The League had been Founded the previous year by Mr “BILL PRICE”.

Whilst continuing to play. Fred became Fixture Secretary in the early fifties (80 teams) and thus established a firm friendship with “Bill”. He retired from playing in 1965 and was appointed League Secretary and he also qualified as a (not too successful) Referee. The tenure as League Secretary ended in 1975 with the award of Honorary Life Presidency.

Fred still attends League Meetings and enjoys Sunday mornings on the “Marsh” watching our Teams and Referees!

Sal is a software & technology professional by nature and a massive sports enthusiast at heart. Having hung up his football boots some 10 years ago, he continues to play league cricket and social golf.

Sal joined the Camden Sunday League Committee in July 2016 as a Technical Advisor and, in that capacity, he has been responsible for the design of the Camden Sunday League website. whilst managing the customisation and implementation phases of the project working with a remote team of developers. He brings with him a wealth of knowledge and experience of developing web-based solutions with tight integration to social media platforms.

Whilst we try to fill vacant position, Harry Yennaris is handling this role as an Acting Registrations Secretary in the interim.

Whilst we try to fill vacant position, Sal Syed is handling this role as an Acting Results Secretary in the interim.