Tilburg regents

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FC Tilburg Regents are a London-based football team, established in 2001 Tilburg Regents website by a group of amateurs/civil servants.

The team name originates from Tilburg Tilburg tourism site in the Netherlands, home to the Eredivise [[1]] team Willem II [[2]]

Willem II had an ill-fated sojourn in the Champions League [[3]] in the 1999/2000 season and Tilburg Regents adopted the green and aubergine stripes from the campaign.

The 'Regents' section of the name refers to the team's home ground of their inaugural season at Regents Park [[4]]

The team play in the AFA - London - Middlesex League Middlesex League website

In 2002 Tilburg Regents moved from Regents Park to Wandsworth Common

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