Every club has unsung heroes, and for Kings Langley, few embody that spirit more than Chairman Darren Eliot. His work may happen away from the spotlight, but its impact is felt throughout every part of the club.

Darren’s commitment goes far beyond matchdays. Long after the ground has emptied, he’s still at work – checking facilities, supporting volunteers, solving problems, and preparing for the next game. He quietly handles the jobs few ever see, keeping the club running smoothly week after week.

He also makes personal sacrifices that rarely get mentioned. Darren regularly puts the club’s needs before his own, giving up evenings, weekends, and family time to make sure Kings Langley continues to move forward.

Whether it’s stepping in during difficult moments or supporting key projects, he does it without asking for recognition.

What drives him is simple: he loves this club. He celebrates the small wins, supports everyone behind the scenes, and takes immense pride in the community Kings Langley represents.

Though he’s always the first to praise others, much of the club’s progress reflects his dedication and belief in what the club can be.