1920-1927

The Geordies Are Born

Hanwell Town FC are formed by workers from the Northeast of England, adopting the black and white stripes of Newcastle United and the Geordies nickname. However, they struggled financially and folded after 7 years.

1947

Rebirth

The club were re-founded as the Hanwell Town Sports and Social Club but the focus was eventually brought back to football. Hanwell Town’s rebirth was pushed by North-East native Ron Walker

1955

One Club Bob

Bob Fisher makes his debut for Hanwell Town in a defeat to Wood End Reserves. He would then go on to manage the first team squad and is currently the president of The Geordies.

1981

Reynolds Field

The club moves from the Ealing Central Playing Fields to Reynolds Field in Perivale. Floodlights were then installed in 1983 with the occasion being inaugurated with a friendly against a Tottenham Hotspur XI featuring Chris Houghton.

1992 & 1993

Champions Of London

Hanwell Town would win two successive London Senior Cups. The first was a 4-3 victory over AFC Croydon Athletic at the home of Corinthian-Casuals. This was then followed up the next season with beating Brimsdown Rovers 4-2 at Wingate & Finchley.

1994

Record Breaker

Phil Player becomes Hanwell’s leading appearance maker after reaching 640 games for the Geordies, this record still stands.

2014

Step 4 Here We Come

Under the leadership of Ray Duffy Hanwell Town won the Spartan South Midlands League title with a staggering 111 points with only one league defeat across the whole 2013/14 campaign.

2022

Play-Off Champions

Hanwell Town secured promotion to The Southern League Premier Division South in the most dramatic fashion possible. The 10-men of Chris Moore & Wayne Carter beat local rivals Chertsey Town 3-2 in extra time with goals from Dwayne Duncan, Tom Collins & Ogo Obi.

2025

Champions Of London (Again)

In front of a packed Oliver Connell & Son Community Stadium, The Geordies cruised to a 3-0 victory against Brentford ‘B’. Winning their first London Senior Cup since the 1990s


15	Evesham United FC	13	13
16	Sholing FC	12	11
17	Basingstoke Town	12	12
18	Hanwell	11	11
19	Malvern	11	13
20	Gloucester City	10	10
21	Havant and Waterlooville	9	13

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