PHOTO: Taxi connects with Boys’ Town
Football, Sports
April 29, 2013

PHOTO: Taxi connects with Boys’ Town

Boys’ Town icon Carl Brown (left foreground), accepts team kit from Clive ‘Busy’ Campbell, as head coach Andrew Price (in cap centre) and players (from left) goalkeeper Kirk Porter, captain Wayne Ellis and midfielder Renae Lloyd look on during a recent presentation at the team’s Collie Smith Drive base. Campbell presented the team gear on behalf of Taxi Connection (Sly and Robbie, and Dean Fraser) for participation in the CONCACAF Champions League tournament which comes to an end at the Anthony Spaulding Sports Complex today with Boys’ Town needing a victory to force their way into the next phase.

(PHOTO: GARFIELD ROBINSON)

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