Playing social football in Nairobi

davlewy · 2013-11-10T22:06:20+01:00

Hi there, my name is Dave. I am a football writer heading down to Nairobi in the next month or so for a three month stay (initially). I play football three days a week in London (mainly over 35s) and I am keen to play social football or even join a five-a-side team. I don't have any real connections in the city and it would be great if anybody could give me a few tips on venues etc. Maybe some of you are already part of a team? Hopefully you have time to get back to me. Cheers Dave

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slalvaniMember03 September 2022 06:02:40

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@varees Hi... I am a frequent visitor to Nairobi and looking to play social football when there (I play 3 times a week at home when not travelling).

Is this league still running... I'd be happy to play as well as train. Thank you

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