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After winning out in

Morvant Cipriani United

entered

the

Super

League against power

house teams like Sir

Frank XI, TESCA, and

Ebonites. After a tough

first round, the team

turned the tables and

reversed losses in the

second round.

The Super League was

played at the University

of the West Indies (UWI)

ground in St Augustine in

the football off-season

and Cipriani United was

the first team with which I

played multiple seasons

that

included

an

undefeated season.

In 1971 Cipriani won the

Eddie

Hart

Football

League which is recog-

nized as the most

competitive community

football league in T&T.

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Eddie Hart league was

where

the

top

footballers

in

the

country played and

where

Cipriani

players

received

national attention.

Errol

Sebro

won

the

league

Most

Valuable Player on his

way to starting for the

national team while

Victor McGill, Lance

Dillon, and Keith Bruce

were on the brink of a

national call ups.

Over shadowed were

two of Cipriani’s best

players in Christford

“Puss” Williamson and

Reynold “Waterhead”

Hunte. However, they

played

solely

in

Morvant in their prime;

And not to mention

Val Sebro became the

marquee but migrated

before he receive his

national call up.

Aldwyn “Midget” McGill, Victor “Bigger” McGill, Errol Sebro

Victor & Aldwyn McGill before Cipriani match

Cipriani founders Rueben “Stonegoat” Nurse and Rocky Henry

Back A. McGill, R. Hunte, K. Sebro, Middle: V. McGill, E. Sebro, P.

Samuel, C. Williamson. Front: R. Mathews, Sion, A. Hunte, K. Bruce