David Forster

David Forster(born March 5, 1990) was a British-American midfielder, leader and executive, best known as the Captain of Parkway Wanderers and the co-founder and co-commissioner of the Mount Laurel Premiership. Forster founded the league with Ryan Gray in early 2008 and he and Gray were the original co-commissioners. Shortly thereafter, Forster founded Parkway Wanderers, giving them the colors of red and white after his beloved Liverpool Football Club. Forster served in both offices for the league's entire existence from 2008-2012. As a player, Forster played primarily as a midfielder, but was also capable of playing striker or defender.

TRIVIA

Forster wore jersey #15 but instead of Forster it said "Davonho" on his back

Of English heritage, a first generation British-American

In 2009, he attended the 2009 Evans Cup Final in his capacity as commissioner, but was forced to decide on a controversial play late in the match, as the referee, BSU Captain Cory Sternin was unsure of the rules or what he saw as it was getting dark. Forster awarded a penalty to AC Hillside, which ended up sending the match to OT. Hartford City changed their team chant to "HCFC Forster sucks!" before OT, but they got over it when they won anyway.

Today, Forster lives in South Korea and teaches English as a Second Language