Intra Club Table 2

SAL Results

and Round-up

3

Travel Directions 4

Football Shorts 4

Match Report

Reserves v Carshalton

5

On the Box 6

Club Diary 6

Match Report

Esthameians v Third XI

7

Match Report

Reserves v West Wick

8

Results and Fixtures 10

Match Report

Olympic v Eighth XI DH

13

Around the Grounds 14

AFA Cups 16

Match Report

Vets B v Old Stationers

17

Rest of the Results 18

Winchmore Hill Youth 19

Youth Results 20

SAL Tables 22

Hockey Short Corner 23

With no match report received from the First XI again you will have to rely on my view from the touchline and West Wick-ham‘s complimentary report of the game. I have not received a report from the First XI since the 2—1 win at Actonians back in January. Come on fellas, your fans want to hear from you!

HILL ROADSHOW GOES ON Winchmore Hill maintained their faultless away record in the Southern Amateur League with a clinical 3 - 0 victory against West Wickham at Cork-screw Hill. They dominated the first 45 minutes but were only rewarded with a solitary goal when Chris Davison's shot was poorly dealt with by the host's keeper. I say poorly dealt with,

but he didn't deal with it at all, just fumbled it over the line.

The goal came from Hill pres-sure on the host's back line, preventing a decent clearance. The ball was put through to Davison on the left. Davison took the ball forward and shot left footed towards goal. It wasn't the best of strikes - had it been it would probably have rebounded from the keeper for a corner! Despite the pressure, the Hill could not add to the total and went in for the half-time team talk well satisfied.

It was not long into the second period when the lead was dou-bled following some splendid interchanges down the right flank. The ball reached Andy

Barrell who turned his man superbly and shot beneath the despairing dive of the Wickham keeper.

The two goal advantage lifted the Hill. It's not often that we have a two goal lead over Wickham and knowing that a third goal would put them out of the game we went forward to seek it.

The Hill were playing some fluent football. Debutant Simon Mason-Malleck (Dash to his fellow team-mates, because of the hyphen) had an excellent start to first team football add-ing icing to the cake with a well-taken goal. Cutting in from the left, he fired across the keeper into the far corner for a 3 - 0 Winchmore Hill lead.

Thursday 10 March

Season 2010-2011

Number 13

Make sure your availabilities

are known.

Contact Nick Dean

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time!

Inside this issue:

WINCHMORE HILL FOOTBALL CLUB

Fixtures and Results

Saturday 5 March

1st XI West Wickham a SAL 3—0

2nd XI Carshalton h SAL 3—0

3rd XI Old Esthameians a SAL 5—2

4th XI Civil Service 5 h SAL 2—1

5th XI East Barnet OG a SAL 4—1

6th XI Old Owens 6 a SAL 0—4

6th XI Old Owens 6 h SAL 0—1

7th XI Goffs Old Boys h Friendly n/k

8th XI Old Parkonians 7 h SAL 1—0

9th XI Crouch End Vamps 6 a SAL 0—0

9th XI Crouch End Vamps 6 h SAL 1—0

Sunday 6 March

Vets A Sandridge a GFL n/k

Vets B Old Stationers h Friendly 3—0

U 12 Rap Aid h CYFL 4—2

U 13 Lea Valley United h CYFL 2—2

U 14 Mandford Way a EJA 1—6

U 15 Norsemen h CYFL 0—1

U 16 Hatfield Town h EJA 4—0

U 18 Barking h EJA 4—0

Saturday 12 March

1st XI East Barnet OG h SAL 3.00

2nd XI Civil Sevice a AFA 3.00

3rd XI Alleyn Old Boys h FF SAL 3.00

4th XI no fixture

5th XI Winchmore Hill 6 h SAL 3.00

6th XI Winchmore Hill 5 a SAL 3.00

7th XI Alexandra Park 5 h SAL 3.00

8th XI Norsemen 8 a SAL 3.00

9th XI Old Parkonians 7 h FF SAL 3.00

Sunday 13 March

Vets As Met Police h GVFL 10.30

Vets Bs William Fitt h Friendly 10.30

U 12 Carpenters a CYFL

U 13 Bush Hill Rangers a CYFL

U 14 East Thurrock United a EJA

U 15 Park View Rangers h CYFL

U 16 no fixtue

U 18 Thurrock a EJA

Hill impressive at Wickham...

Winter Chat Weekly Newsletter of Winchmore Hill Football Club

Intra Club League Table—League & Cup Matches only

Please do your best to get a

match report from your game

submitted for Winter Chat.

The more

reports received the more

interesting the Chat is.

Remember, it is sent to far flung

places (Australia, South Africa, New Zealand) where former

members like to be kept in the

know!

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Training Sessions

The Multi Use Games Area (MUGA) is avail-

able for use for the Football Section during

the season.

Please make good use of the facility and

ensure that it is left in good order for the

next user.

Please take out all plastic bottles when you

leave and dispose of in the bins provided.

Do not drop gum on the artificial surface

and please refrain from eating in the play-

ing area.

SCHEDULE

Monday 8.15 to 10.15 Open session

Tuesday 7.15 to 09.15 1st, 2nd, 3rd

9.15 to 10.15 Hockey

Wednesday 8.15 to 09.15 Veterans

9.15 to 10.15 Open session

o00P 00W 0D 0L 00F 0A % Reports

Eighth XI 0020 0015 01 04 060 033 078 08

Third XI 0021 0014 02 05 067 037 171 16

Fourth XI 0019 0010 06 03 067 047 068 03

Second XI 0020 0012 02 06 049 026 065 19

First XI 0020 0010 04 06 051 020 060 18

Sixth XI 0016 0017 02 07 039 041 050 00

Veterans B XI 0021 0010 01 00 071 031 050 00

Veterans A XI 0022 0011 00 01 074 035 050 00

Fifth XI 0016 0017 02 07 050 042 150 01

Seventh XI 0017 0013 04 11 039 061 129 01

Ninth XI 0014 0013 03 08 019 034 032 03

Total 0166 0082 27 58 446 347 058 049/166

Note: Losing/Winning on penalties is shown as a draw.

Twenty-one league goals in four matches away from home. If this form had been dupli-cated at The Paulin we would be up there challenging Nottsborough.

With the youngsters coming through from the Reserves the future looks promising, but we must pick up more points from our home matches.

Next Saturday we entertain East Barnet Old Grammarians who are making good progress back in the top flight. They score plenty of goals (26) but also concede a few (22). Let's have a good crowd down next week to en-courage the boys and cheer them on to victo-ry.

West Wickham's match report (click here). Well, I don't get one from you lot, even when you win! Complementary to Danny Brennan…

Back at The Paulin the Reserves were enter-taining Carshalton and goals from Glen Has-lam, Joe Hackworthy and an own goal saw the Hill to a 3—0 victory. The Supa Threes were at Old Esthameians (eventually) where they ran out comfortable

winners by 5—2, with goals from Ben Turner (2), Nathan Allen (2) and Mark Haslam.

Goals from Josh and Paddy Madigan were enough to give the Fours three points in a 2—1 home win against Civil Service. A Terry Foskett hat-trick and a goal from Damian Bush saw the Fives to a 4—1 win at EBOG.

The Sixth XI‘s double header at Old Owens saw the Hill suffer two defeats, 4—0 and 1—0 so we won‘t go into any detail of that game.

The 7s had a friendly against Goffs Old Boys and so far I have had no result for that game.

The Eights kept their title hopes well on target with a 1—0 win against fellow contenders Old Parkonians 7s, our goal coming from Mark Darby.

The Ninth XI picked up four valuable points in their double header against Vampires, drawing 0—0 and winning 1—0 through a Darryl Martin goal.

On Sunday the Vets A XI played Sandridge, no details known and the B XI beat Stationers by 3—0, Andy Dundon, Eric Sinclair and Mike Okra getting the goals.

Saturday 5 March Southern Amateur League Senior Division One

Old Actonians Association 1 East Barnet OG 5 Old Wilsonians 5 Broomfield 1 Polytechnic 0 Old Owens 1 West Wickham 0 Winchmore Hill 3

Senior Division Two Alexandra Park 0 BB Eagles 3 Norsemen 3 Alleyn Old Boys 1

Old Esthameians 4 Crouch End Vampires 2 Old Parkonians 3 Old Finchleians 0

Senior Division Three Bank of England 1 Kew Associiation 0 Ibis 3 Lloyds TS Bank 1 Merton 2 Old Lyonians 2

Old Stationers 2 Old Latymerians 1 Old Westminster Citizens 7 Southgate Olympic 1

Saturday 12 March Southern Amateur League Senior Division One

Broomfield v Polytechnic Carshalton v Old Wilsonians Old Actonians Association v Nottsborough Old Owens v West Wickham

Winchmore Hill v East Barnet Old Grammarians

Senior Division Two Alexandra Park v Weirside Rangers

Crouch End Vampires v BB Eagles

HSBC v Old Parkonians Old Esthameians v Civil Service Old Finchleians v Norsemen

Senior Division Three

Kew Association v Old Westminster Citizens Merton v Old Stationers Old Latymerians v Old Lyonians Southgate Olympic v South Bank Cuaco

SAL Senior Division One

.P Pt

West Wickham 17 31

Nottsborough 11 30

Old Owens 12 28

Polytechnic 16 23

Old Salesians 11 20

Winchmore Hill 12 19

Old Wilsonians 10 13

East Barnet OG 10 13

Broomfield 14 10

Carshalton 14 09

Old Actonians Assoc 15 07

SAL Senior Division Two

.P Pt

Norsemen 13 32

Civil Service 13 28

Old Parkonians 13 26

Weirside Rangers 12 22

Old Esthameians 15 22

BB Eagles 11 19

Crouch End Vamps 14 17

Old Finchleians 15 12

Alleyn Old Boys 13 11

Alexandra Park 14 10

HSBC 15 09

SAL Senior Division Three

.P Pt

Old Westminster C 15 39

Merton 15 32

Bank of England 16 31

Ibis 17 23

Old Stationers 16 22

South Bank Cuaco 15 18

Lloyds TS Bank 12 14

Old Latymerians 13 14

Old Lyonians 16 14

Kew Association 16 12

Southgate Olympic 15 10

THE SOUTHERN

AMATEUR LEAGUE

SENIOR SECTION TABLES

Season 2010-2011 Page Three x

Southern Amateur League News Round up—Saturday 5 March

Division One West Wickham keep top spot despite losing 3—0 to Winchmore Hill at Corkscrew Hill. Old Actonians 1—5

reverse to EBOG puts them deeper into the relega-tion area and Broomfield need points to climb away from trouble after a 5—1 defeat at Old Wilsonians. Old Owens 1—0 win at Polytechnic puts them two

points behind Nottsborough who have a game in

hand.

Division Two Norsemen‘s 3—1 win against Alleyn Old Boys takes

them a step nearer a top flight return. They now have a 6 point advantage over third placed Old Par-konians who won 3—0 at Fairlop against Old Finch-

leians. Alexandra Park‘s 3—0 defeat at The Race-course leaves them struggling for survival at the bottom end of the table and the mid-table clash

between Old Esthameians and Vampires ended in a 4—2 victory for the Eastenders.

Division Three League leader Old Westminster Citizens 7—1 win

against bottom side Southgate Olympic gives the

Citz a seven point lead at the top of the table. Se-cond placed Merton were held to a 2—2 draw against Lyonians. The Old Lady are one point behind

in third place after a 1—0 win against Kew Associa-tion at Roehampton. Old Stationers beat Latymerians 2—1 and Ibis beat Lloyds TS Bank 3—1.

NEW SAL WEBSITE

LAUNCHED

(click here)

Saturday 12 March

Winchmore Hill v EBOG

kick off 3:00—all support welcome.

Saturday 19 March

Broomfield v Winchmore Hill

kick off 3:00—all support welcome.

For full travel

information check the TFL website.

To plan your jour-

ney check out TFL’s website

Directions How to get

there.. Don’t be

late for the meet

time.

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Civil Service (Second XI) Kings House Sports Ground, Riverside Drive, Chiswick, W4 2SH Telephone: 020 8994 1202

Nearest Station: Barnes Bridge (BR) - cross bridge to ground.

By Road: North Circular Road to Chiswick Roundabout, third exit – Chiswick High Road to Kew Bridge. Immediately before bridge turn left into Spring Grove and right into Street on the Green, which becomes Thames Road. Turn right at bend into Grove Park Road and bear right into Har-tington Road. Pass Poly ground and turn left at lights into Chertsey Road.and right into Riverside Drive. For a map (click here) Civil Service website (click here)

Norsemen (Eighth XI) Edmonton Sports Club, Church Street, N9 9HL Tel: 0208 807 5341

Nearest Station: Edmonton Green (BR)

By Road: Cross A10, Great Cambridge Road, and immediately turn left into ground. For a map (click here) Norsemen website (click here)

Football Shorts... Fab Football 2 Under 11s 1

One of the things that impressed me last Sat-urday was how much of an improvement we have made from this game compared to the last time we played Fab Football earlier on in the season.

Some teams when in a losing position would rush their game in the chase to find an equal-izer but in our case it was good to see that we still had the belief and composure to keep 'playing' despite being behind to a strong op-position. This proved to pay off in the end as we snatched an equalizer with some good play.

We will continue to practice this patient ap-proach all the way. We will also use the next two games as a preparation to help us practice and get ready for the AFA cup final and Ken Grant Cup semi final. JH

The Under 9s enjoyed a good win against Hurst Drive, demolishing the opposition 11—2.

Joshua and William Stibbs both scored, as did Omer Ferouk in the Under 12s 4—2 win against Rap Aid. No information on who got the fourth.

Cian Fox and Thomas Maher each scored for the Under 13s in the 2—2 draw against Lea Valley United.

The Under 14s suffered a 6—1 setback at Mandford Way in the Eastern Junior Alliance. The Under 15s were at home to local rivals Norsemen. Despite playing well and creating chances, the visitors stood firm and won by the only goal of the game.

The Under 16s had a comfortable 4—0 win against Hatfield Town at The Paulin.

The Under 17s beat Barking 4—0.

WHCC Club Annual General Meeting—Thursday 31 March

at 7.45 in the Club Pavilion.

Agenda and reports available for downloading from the

Club’s Website (click here)

Season 2010-2011 Page Five x

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Winchmore Hill 3 Carshalton 0 Southern Amateur League Intermediate Section Division One Saturday 5 March

With young Danny Roche away in Rio a con-certed effort to get the match reports complet-ed is required from the twos. I take on the baton this week (mainly because I scored for the first time in over a year!)

Finally a chance to play on a decent pitch at the Paulin and all efforts were focused on con-tinuing our stay in Division One.

The pre-match banter focused mainly on the disappointing performance in last week‘s dou-ble header (apologies for no match report but imagine watching paint dry, it was about as interesting as that!) although debates contin-ued on the why's and where's of our faults it is positive that at least people actually care.

The team was changed as it always is as New-ton had to deal with pull outs and first team promotions! Congratulations to Dash who really deserves to be playing first team football his goals will certainly be missed.

So the side lined up Chevaun in goal, Beech Hackworthy Sylvester-Ajudua and Cook at the back, Kokkinos Dench Brobie and debut boy Takeshi in midfield, Broad and Haslam up front. The returning Godsalve (sickness and free rug-by tickets) joined a semi-fit Newton on the bench, combined age somewhere in the 80's for sure.

A more relaxed attitude from the twos was evident from the start and we moved the ball around well. Simple passing, trusting each oth-er and giving options to our team mates are themes that we have discussed all season and on Saturday we actually achieved this.

Chances came for Broad, Haslam and Dench as the twos dominated the opening period. Finally the breakthrough came when Haslam beat the centre half to the through ball and using his pace and strength got into a position to loft the ball over the keeper 1-0.

The twos continued to pass and move and Car-shalton never really got into the game. The couple of breaks they did have were easily dealt with by the entire back four supported well by Dench and Brobie.

Goal number two came from a great corner from Takeshi forcing the defender to volley into his own net 2-0.

The half time message was more of the same and to not allow them any chance to get back into the game. To be honest the second half performance was not as good and although Carshalton improved their possession stats they never really had a clear chance on goal.

Another dead ball situation gave the opportuni-ty for Takeshi to strike the ball with venom into the box where the unmarked Hackworthy couldn‘t miss from 6 yards, 3-0 game over.

Attention shifts to the big game on Saturday, away to Civil Service in the semifinal of the AFA cup. Over the last few years the teams have been closely matched and the games are al-ways a tight affair. This season on a windy day we lost 1-0 to a soft goal. If we play anything like we know we can we have a very good chance of reaching the final and avenging last season‘s disappointment.

Did you know? Strange but possibly true...

The horse drawn dray, carting prisoners to the gallows in the 1800s was accompanied by an

armed guard, who would stop the dray outside a pub and ask the prisoner if he would like

“one last drink.” If he said yes it was referred to as “one for the road” . If he declined,

that prisoner was “on the wagon”.

They used to use urine to tan animal skins, so families used to all pee in a pot and then

once a day it was taken and sold to the local tannery. If you had to do this to survive you

were “piss poor”. But worse that that were the really poor folk who couldn‘t even afford to

buy a pot. They “Didn’t have a pot to piss in.”

On the box.. On TV at the Club for you to watch whilst enjoying a pint or two…

Winter Chat

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Club Diary—March

On the

BIG SCREEN

at THE HILL

Saturday 12 March

Birmingham v Bolton 12.00 ESPN Manchester United v Arsenal 16.45 ITV1

Sunday 13 March Manchester City v Reading 16.00 ESPN

Stoke v West Ham 13.35 ITV1

Monday 19 March

Everton v Fulham 17.00 ESPN

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QUIZ NIGHT

Friday

11th March

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The Supa‘s have been on the wrong end of some shocking cock-ups this year when it comes to travel arrangements for away games. Firstly there was the case of the Irish Sat Nav at West Wickham in the SAL cup, in which the kit arrived after kick off time because it was busy taking part in the Lord Mayor‘s parade ...we lost 4-0

Secondly we were sent to the urban delights of Gunnersbury Park rather than the lawns of Actonians home pitch, before being told 5 minutes prior to kick off and then having the team march across the North Circular, fully kitted, to arrive against one of the league‘s better team without a decent warm up....we lost 4-0

Thirdly was Saturday away to Old Es-tahmeians....the Supa‘s arrived en masse an hour before kick off....at the wrong place. The gaffer asked for directions last week, and hav-ing been given a wrong address over e-mail...Nathan , trying to help the cause, invent-ed in his head, and GOOGLE, the Memorial Ground Walthamstow...there isn‘t one! See link

Eleven of us turned up on time at Wadham Lodge......A quick analysis of the various Sat Nav‘s determined the real ground was actually 5 miles away in Canning Town....so off we journeyed to the East End for some Pie Mash, Jellied eels and a singsong round the old Joan-na! As the excellent preparation continued Symesie trashed his wife‘s car into the back of a stationary BMW whilst resetting his sat nav.

Arriving 5 minutes before kickoff this was one game we mustn‘t lose 4-0.....the best changing rooms in the league gave us hope of playing on a similar standard pitch...our hopes were dashed very quickly however when we realised this was a rugby ground with football goals. We started the game well enough, not allowing the younger opponents time to settle. This all changed when after 20 mins their winger picked up the ball on the edge of the area and hit a dream shot crashing in off of the cross bar leaving debutant Collins junior with no chance whatsoever, the gaffa was dead proud to be playing in the same side as his son who was picked on merit and did more than

held his own, although it is a bit scary for all of us when a kid who used to come and watch us when he was too young to do the warm up, starts, plays well and yet is older than some of the opposition, pegs, boots, hangers – you do the math. The goal kicked the Hill into action and before half time, some fairly decent football lead to goals for Turner and Nathan to take us into the break two one up! With Dirty Den and Grant Mitchell watching from the side-lines, Old Esthameians pressured Hill for the first five minutes of the second half, but then Nathan was put through on the wing and having seen his initial shot saved, he fired the rebound into an empty net. Improved play from the Hill then followed seeing Turner fire in the fourth. To their credit Old E‘s, never gave up and the Hill were thankful to Sam for making some fine saves and good handling. However, slack de-fending from a corner allowed Old Es to sneak a second and ensured a lively final 20 minutes. At this stage, with Michael Caine offering coaching from the side-lines a la Escape to Victory, the Gaffa brought on Joe at full back and we saw the welcome return of Hassie and it was the little terrier who finally finished off Es ending a move involving Nathan and Ben, that finally put the game to bed finishing well at the far post. We made tough work of this one......and with away games to Nottsborugh, Alleyns and EBOGS still to come, someone needs to buy an A to Z! MOM has to go to Sam in goal for some excellent saves. The attaching three linked exceptionally at times, and the midfield trio battled well! The defence did what we needed to do with the knowledge that tougher times await. The title is still a possibil-ity with Wickham losing Saturday. Nottsbo-rugh , EBOGS and Owns all still have a part to play as they have dropped the fewest points, but they all have another half of the season still to play including games against each other. This division won‘t be settled until late April methinks! So the pre-match analysis was ‗let‘s get the f#ck out of here‘ , and we did, leaving Captain Collins singing Roll Out the Barrell with Mad Frankie Fraser, as we left the Olympic District behind us.

Old Esthameians 2 Winchmore Hill 5 Southern Amateur League Junior Section Division One Saturday 5 March

Did you know? Strange but possibly true 2… Bread was divided according to status. Workers got the burnt bottom of the loaf, the family got

the middle and guests got the top, or “The Upper Crust”.

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The message before the game on Saturday was ―don‘t lose this one!‖...and we did-n‘t......but it felt like we did after a game of spurned opportunities which saw West Wick-ham head back to England‘s first county with a point....

Top of the league Wickham versus second placed Hill was always going to be tight and on the top pitch at the Paulin, the two sides both provided a half decent game of football on a rather slippery and muddy pitch…

Lining up, for once the Hill seemed to have a slight aerial advantage on Wickham, but the obvious downside to this was that the Wickham side was packed with ball players to test the Hill‘s pacey central defenders! The Hill had the better of the early exchanges, with Ben going close twice before half time , at the other end, Wickham tested Rotsa with a fine volley that the Turk keeper tip over the bar....

Hill then took the lead....a corner was headed clear to An Rui who (according the Wickham lads) caught the ball, span it on his middle finger before placing it down and firing home from 20 yards....1-0 to the Hill, in actual fact it was a great strike which left the excellent keeper stranded.....the rest of the first half was fairly even, with the main talking point being the Wickham centre forward taking out our Wonder Turk in goal (an event that eventually saw Harry in A&E later that night nursing two broken ribs)

The second half start started with Wickham piling on early pressure, their quick right wing-er bringing out the best in Friendy. However after 5 minutes Hill gave away a needless free-kick on the edge of the box. The wall seemed to be set the wrong side, the shot found the gap and after a horrible deflection left Rotsa with no chance....1-1....

Both sides then pressed forward in search of the winner....Wickham having more of the game but the Hill having all of the clear cut chances each of which were saved by the ex-cellent youngster in the Wickham goal.

That‘s about all that can be said from a rather ―enjoyable to play in but not great to watch match‖...welcome returns for Hassie and Lodge and goodbye to Alan who‘s off to star in Home and Away with his brother Declan!

MOM is a tight one between the excellent Reed, tireless Turner and fruitloop Turk. The Ayatollah had his best game of the year saving all Wickham threw at him and commanding the area very well....hopefully he won‘t be out too long. The younger players are learning new words from him each week and his moaning makes it all the more bearable for us to go home to our wives!

Winchmore Hill 1 West Wickham 1 Southern Amateur League Junior Section Division One Saturday 26 February

Amateur Football Alliance—Youth Cup Finals

U11 Saturday 26 March Minchenden v Winchmore Hill

U16 Saturday 26 March Providence House v Winchmore Hill

U14 Sunday 27 March Winchmore Hill v Lea Valley

U15 Sunday 27 March Winchmore Hill v Bealonians

U16 Sunday 27 March Norsemen v Winchmore Hill

U17 Sunday 27 March Winchmore Hill v Ilford

Finals commence at 10am each day. Kick off for various games not known.

YOUR SUPPORT FOR THE BOYS WILL BE APPRECIATED

Did you know? Strange but possibly true 3… It is said that 1 out of 25 coffins used to have scratch marks on the inside caused by burying

people before they were pronounced dead. So they would tie string on the wrist of the corpse

and hook it to a bell. Someone would sit out in the graveyard all night (“The Graveyard

Shift” ) to listen for the bell: this someone could be, “Saved by the bell” or was considered

to be a “Dead ringer”.

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Fixtures & Results—Season 2010-2011

First XI 28 Aug Albanian (h) GC 0—2

04 Sept Old Harrovians (EBOG) GC 7—1 Barrell 2, Davison 2, Broad, Templar, Myatsungo

18 Sept Old Salesians (h) SAL 1—1 Myatsungo 25 Sept West Wickham (h) SAL 0—1

12 Oct Broomfield (h) SAL 1—1 Barrell (pen) 19 Oct Carshalton (h) SAL 0—1

16 Oct Polytechnic (a) SAL 7—1 Davison 2, Beya 2, Barrell 3 23 Oct Old Owens (h) SAL 1—2 Barrell (pen)

06 Nov Old Latymerians (h) AFASC 8—1 Barrell 5, Beya, Bello, Brennan

13 Nov Nottsborough (a) SAL 6—2 Barrell 4, Beya, Davison 20 Nov Latymer Old Boys (h) AFAMC 4—0 Barrell 3, Davison

04 Dec Wood Green Old Boys (h) AFASC 5—1 Barrell 3, Meneh, Roche 08 Jan Nottsborough (h) AFASC 1—0 Knights

15 Jan Hale End Athletic (a) AFAMC 0—1 22 Jan Carshalton (a) SAL 3—1 Barrell (pen), Bello, de Jesus

29 Jan Old Actonians Assoc. (a) SAL 2—1 Davison 2 05 Feb Civil Service (h) AFASC 1—2 Brennan

12 Feb Old Wilsonians (h) SAL 0—0 26 Feb Old Actonians Assoc. (h) SAL 1—1 Kitenge

05 Mar West Wickham (a) SAL 3—0 Davison, Barrell, Mason-Malleck 12 Mar East Barnet Old Gram. (h) SAL

19 Mar Broomfield (a) SAL

Second XI 11 Sept Nottsborough (h) SAL 1—4 Roche

18 Sept Carshalton (a) SAL 1—2 Dash 25 Sept Old Actonians Assoc (h) SAL 4—1 Williams 3, Dash

12 Oct Old Suttonians (a) AFAMC 1—0 Roche 16 Oct Norsemen (h) SAL 2—0 Broad, Mallek

23 Oct West Wickham (a) SAL 0—0 30 Oct Old Cholmeleians (a) AFAIC 3—0 Kokkinos, Williams, Chapman

06 Nov Merton (h) SAL 4—1 Broad 2, Malleck, Williams 13 Nov Royal Bank of Scotland (h) AFAIC 3—0 Kokkinos 3 (2 pens)

20 Nov Old Owens (a) SAL 1—6 Godsalve 27 Nov Nottsborough (a) SAL 0—2

08 Jan Old Salesians AFAIC 5—3 Mallek 3, Broad, Kokkinos 15 Jan Southgate Olympic (a) AFAMC 7—0 Mallek 4, Williams 2, 1og

22 Jan Old Stationers (a) AFAMC 4—1 Williams 2, Kokkinos, Newton 29 Jan Old Ignatians (h) AFAIC 2—2 Kokkinos, Newton LOP

05 Feb Civil Service (a) SAL 0—1 12 Feb University of Hertfordshire AFAMC 6—1 Broad 2, Williams 2, Malleck 2

26 Feb East Barnet O.G. (h) SAL 0—1 26 Feb East Barnet O.G. (a) SAL 2—1 Malleck 2

05 Mar Carshalton (h) SAL 3—0 Haslam, Hackworthy, 1og 12 Mar Civil Service (a) AFAMC

19 Mar Civil Service (h) SAL

Third XI 11 Sept Weirside Rangers (a) SAL 2—0 Turner 2

18 Sept East Barnet O.G. (h) SAL 2—2 Moody, Allen 25 Sept Dorkinians (h) AFA Cup 5—2 Turner 3, Allen, Moody

12 Oct Old Esthameians (h) SAL 9—0 Turner 5, Allen 2, Haslam, Ellis 19 Oct West Wickham (a) SAL 1—2 Turner

16 Oct Nottsborough (h) SAL 2—0 Turner, Donohue

23 Oct Old Thorntonians (a) AFA Cup 4—2 Turner, Moody, Donaghue D., Gallagher

30 Oct Old Westminster Citz (h) SAL 5—0 Turner, Chiew, Gallgher, Donaghue D.,

Donahue A. 06 Nov Old Owens (a) SAL 2—5 Turner 2

13 Nov West Wickham (a) SAL Cup 0—4 20 Nov Old Isleworthians (a) AFA Cup 6—0 Turner 2, Donahue D., Gallagher,

Weaver, Allen 27 Nov Old Actonians Assoc. (h) SAL 2—1 Chiew, Turner

08 Jan Weirside Rangers (h) SAL 3—0 Donahue D., Madigan, Turner 15 Jan Old Salesians (h) AFA Cup 2—3 Chiew, Moody (pen)

22 Jan Carshalton (h) SAL 4—3 Donahue D. 3, Donahue A 29 Jan Carshalton (a) SAL 4—1 Allen 3, Madigan

05 Feb Old Actonians Assoc. (a) SAL 0—4 12 Feb Old Westminster Citz (a) SAL 6—4 Turner 2, Allen 3, Gallagher

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Form Guide

01st W W L D D W

02nd D L W L W W

03rd W W L W D W

04th D W W L W W

05th W W D W L W

06th L L D W L L

07th L L D D L L

08th L W W L W W

09th L L L L D W

Vets A W L

Vets B D

Goal Tally

446

26 Feb West Wickham (h) SAL 1—1 Chiew

05 Mar Old Esthameians (a) SAL 5—2 Allen 2, Turner 2, Haslam

12 Mar Alleyn Old Boys (h) SAL 19 Mar Alleyn Old Boys (a) SAL

Fourth XI 18 Sept Leyton County OB (a) AFAC 1—1 Castagnioli

25 Sept Old Parkonians (a) SAL 4—1 Day, Wright, Brookfield J., Brookfield A. 12 Oct Civil Service 4 (h) SAL 3—3 Modoo 2, Josh

19 Oct Old Owens 4 (h) SAL 2—2 Brookfield A., Matthews 16 Oct Old Actonians 5 (h) SAL 0—1

30 Oct Nottsborough (h) SAL 4—2 Wilson 2, Brookfield J., Modoo 06 Nov Carshalton (a) SAL 5—3 Wilson 2, Kamper, Matthews, Modoo

13 Nov Old Actonians 6s (h) SAL Cup 6—1 Kamper 3, Clarke, Wilson, Day 20 Nov Polytechnic (h) SAL 3—7 Day, Brookfield, Modoo

27 Nov Civil Service 4 (a) SAL 5—5 Wilson 3, O’Donovan, Josh 11 Dec Old Stationers (h) SAL Cup 3—2 Wilson 2, Josh

18 Jan Civil Service 5 (a) SAL 3—3 Wilson, Modoo, Eskesen 15 Jan Old Parkonians 4 (h) SAL 5—1 Wilson 2, Eskesen, Joss 2

22 Jan Old Actonians 4s (h) SAL 3—1 Kamper 2, Josh 29 Jan Winchmore Hill 5s (a) SAL Cup 2—2 Day, Clarke WOP

05 Feb Polytechnic 4 (a) SAL 3—0 Eskesen 2, Kamper 12 Feb Old Owens 4 (a) SAL 3—2 Wilson, Kamper, Josh

19 Feb Polytechnic 4 (a) SAL Cup 4—8 Day, Eskesen, Wilson, Brookfield 26 Feb Alexandra Park (h) SAL 5—2 Eskesen 2, McGuinness, Day, Brookfield A.

05 Mar Civil Service 5 (h) SAL 2—1 Josh, Madigan 12 Mar Old Actonians 5 (a) SAL

Fifth XI

18 Sept Old Owens 6 (h) SAL 4—2 Bush, Kelly (pen), Anastasiou, Goldring 25 Sept Winchmore Hill 6 (a) SAL 1—3 Bush

12 Oct Norsemen 4 (a) SAL 3—5 Bush, Foskett, Cook 19 Oct Old Owens 5 (h) SAL 3—4 Hill, Foskett 2

23 Oct Old Finchleians 4 (a) SAL 0—6 30 Oct Crouch End Vamps 4 (h) SAL 4—4 Foskett 3, Anastasiou

06 Nov Old Parkonians (a) AFASNC 1—3 Anastasiou 13 Nov Civil Service 6s (a) SAL Cup 4—1 Hill 2, Anastasious, 1og

20 Nov Southgate Olympic 4 (h) SAL 9—2 Anastasiou 5, Kelly, Hill, Crouchman, Bennis 27 Nov Norsemen 5 (h) SAL 1—2 Hill

11 Dec Norsemen 5 (h) SAL Cup 7—1 Kelly 2 (2 pens), Goldring 3, Bennis, Cook 15 Jan East Barnet OG (h) SAL 3—2 Cook, Hill, O’Donovan

29 Jan Winchmore Hill 4 (h) SAL Cup 2—2 Kelly, Anastasiou LOP 05 Feb Old Stationers 4 (h) SAL 3—2 Riley, Foskett, Hill

15 Feb Norsemen 5 (a) SAL 1—2 Bush 15 Mar East Barnet OG 4 (a) SAL 4—1 Bush, Foskett 3

12 Mar Winchmore Hill 6 (h) SAL

19 Mar Old Owens 6 (a) SAL

Sixth XI 18 Sept Crouch End Vamps 4 (a) SAL 0—2 Bunnage-Flavell, Jones

25 Sept Winchmore Hill 5 (h) SAL 3—1 Vann, Kamper, Ali C. 12 Oct Old Owens 5 (a) SAL 4—3 Bocchi, Ali C., Aaron, Dillon

19 Oct Southgate Olympic 4 (h) SAL 7—4 Ali f. 3, Kamper, Ali C., Cartwright, Sweetner

30 Oct West Wickham (a) AFAINC 2—1 Ali F., Johnson M. 06 Nov Norsemen 4 (h) SAL 1—5 Vann

13 Nov Carshalton 5s (a) SAL Cup 2—5 Vann, 1 unknown 20 Nov Norsemen 5 (a) SAL 5—1 Goldring 2, Alic Ch, Vann, Obi

27 Nov East Barnet O.G. (h) SAL 1—1 Millar 11 Dec East Barnet OG (h) AFAINC 7—3 not known

15 Jan Old Parmiterians (a) AFAINC 2—5 Vann (pen), Ali F. 29 Jan Old Stationers 4 (h) SAL 0—1

05 Feb Norsemen 5 (h) SAL 3—3 Johnson 2, Clarke 12 Feb Old Owens 5 (h) SAL 2—1 Ali F., Ali C.

05 Mar Old Owens 6 (a) SAL 0—1 05 Mar Old Owens 6 (h) SAL 0—4

12 Mar Winchmore Hill 5 (a) SAL 19 Mar Norsemen 4 (a) SAL

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GOLDEN BOOT

Top Ten

Andy Barrell 23

Ben Turner 22

Paul Baker 19

Reece Wilson 16

Mason Malleck 13

Nathan Allen 12

Jordan Williams 12

Alex Anastasiou 10

Charlie Kampter 10

Declan Donahue 08

Chris Davison 08

Darryl Martin 07

Joe Sessions 07

Tony Kokkinos 07

Kris Eracli 07

Terry Foskett 07

Darryl Martin 07

Bradley Hill 07

Ed Curtis 07

Josh 07

Mick Orme 07

Stuart Broad 07

Two players on 06

Four players on 05

Eleven players on 04

Thirteen players on 03

Seventeen players on 02

Thirty on 01

Unknown 14

Own Goals 03

GOLDEN GLOVES

Dave Baker 05

Harry Rotsa 04

Joe McHugh 04

Andrew Carter 03

Max Doyle 01

Unknown

4s 25th September

2s 13th November

8s 13th November

2s 15th January

4s 5th February

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Seventh XI

18 Sept Old Finchleians 6 (h) SAL 4—1 Lodge 2, Tyler 2

25 Sept Old Parkonians 5 (a) SAL 1—4 Bromley

12 Oct Norsemen 6 (a) SAL 1—4 Sessions 19 Oct Alleyn Old Boys 4s (h) SAL Cup 0—1

23 Oct Old Finchleians 5 (h) SAL 2—1 Johnson, Hassan 30 Oct Broomfield 5 (h) SAL 3—4 Berriman, Bromley, Eracli

06 Nov Old Esthameians 4 (a) SAL 2—3 Sergeant, Johnson C. 13 Nov Crouch End Vampires 5 (h) SAL 3—3 unknown

20 Nov Old Parkonians 5 (h) SAL 5—2 Eracli 2, Hassan O., Bromley, Jack ?) 27 Nov Kew Association (a) AFAJNC 4—4 Sergeant, Hassan O., Sessions 2

08 Jan Norsemen 6 (h) SAL 3—6 Bromley, Townsend, Sessions 15 Jan Alexandra Park 5 (a) SAL 1—2 Townsend

22 Jan Broomfield 4s (h) SAL 1—4 Bromley 29 Jan East Barnet OG 5 (h) SAL 0—8

05 Feb Crouch End Vampires 5 (a) SAL 3—3 Larner, Townsend, Eracli 12 Feb Broomfield 4 (a) SAL 3—3 Sessions 3

19 Feb Old Esthameians 4 (h) SAL 0—5

26 Feb East Barnet OG 5 (a) SAL 3—4 Bromley, Eracli, Hassan S

05 Mar Goffs Old Boys Friendly 12 Mar Alexandra Park 5 (h) SAL

19 Mar Broomfield 5 (a) SAL

Eighth XI 18 Sept Norsemen 8 (h) SAL 2—0 Jones, Bunnage-Flavell

25 Sept Winchmore Hill 9 (a) SAL 2—0 Jones, Borley 12 Oct Southgate Olympic 6 (h) SAL 4—2 Baker, Jones, Benson 2

19 Oct Crouch End Vamps 6 (a) SAL 2—1 Benson, Orme (pen) 16 Oct Norsemen 7 (a) SAL 5—0 Darby, Curtis, Orme, Jones, Hughes

23 Oct Old Suttonians (h) AFAJNC 1—1 Baker Suttonians won on penalties

30 Oct Meerton 5 (a) SAL Cup 3—1 Baker 2 (2 pens), Borley 13 Nov East Barnet O.G. (h) SAL 3—0 Orme, Baker, Curtis

20 Nov Old Actonians 9 (a) SAL Cup 2—1 Orme (pen), Baker 27 Nov Alexandra Park 6 (h) SAL 6—1 Baker, Orme, Curtis 2, Peter Cooper 2

11 Dec Old Parkonians 7 SAL 1—3 Baker 18 Jan South Bank Cuaco 6 (h) SAL Cup 2—8 Baker, Curtis

15 Jan East Barnet OG 6 (a) SAL 3—5 Baker, Curtis, 1og 22 Jan Old Parkonians 6 (a) SAL 5—2 Peter Cooper, Baker 4 (1 pen)

29 Jan Norsemen 7 (h) SAL 5—2 Borley 2, Baker, Cooper Mackinnon 05 Feb Crouch End Vampires 6 (h) SAL 5—1 Baker 2, Curtis, Orme, Borley

12 Feb Old Parkonians 6 (h) SAL 3—0 Orme, Baker 2 26 Feb Southgate Olympic 5 (a) SAL 0—2

26 Feb Southgate Olympic 5 (h) SAL 5—3 Borley 2, Orme, Baker, Hughes 05 Mar Old Parkonians 7 (h) SAL 1—0 Darby

12 Mar Norsemen 8 (a) SAL

Ninth XI

25 Sept Winchmore Hill 8 (h) SAL 0—2 12 Oct Old Parkonians 7 (a) SAL 2—5 Martin (pen), Hassan

19 Oct Southgate Olympic 5 (h) SAL 3—1 Barrell, Monoz, Martin 16 Oct Alexandra Park 6 (a) SAL 0—0

06 Nov Bank of England 4s SAL Cup 2—1 Prior, Morris 13 Nov HSBC 7s (h) AFA JNC 1—3 Martin

20 Nov Weirside Rangers 5 (a) SAL Cup 1—1 Martin 11 Dec Old Parkonians 6 (a) SAL 1—7 Prior

22 Jan Norsemen 7 (h) SAL 3—6 Martin 3 29 Jan Alexandra Park 6 (h) SAL 1—2 Munoz

05 Feb Norsemen 8 (h) SAL 3—4 Brotherton, Munoz, Barrell

12 Feb Old Salesians 5 (a) SAL Cup 1—2 Morris

19 Feb Crouch End Vampires 6 (a) SAL 0—0 19 Feb Crouch End Vampires 6 (h) SAL 1—0 Martin

12 Mar Old Parkonians 7 (h) SAL 19 Mar South Bank Cuaco 6 (n) SAL Cup

Veterans A XI

11 Dec Albanians (h) AFA Cup 3—1 Chapman D. 2, unknown

22 Jan Old Woodhouseans (a) AFA Cup 1—4 Vasconcellos

Veterans B XI

25 Sept Old Chigwellians (a) AFA Cup 1—1 Stacey lost on pens

Committee & Captains

Chairman Bob Gyles

Vice Chairman

Jack Newton

Hon Secretary

Damian Bush

Hon Treasurer

Simon Jones

Match Secretary Rob Burwood

Ground RepMartin Brannigan

Selectors Alex Hendrick

Jon Friend

Kit & Equipment Nick Watts

Referees Secretary Andy Dundon

Results Secretary Iain Marshall

Veterans Reps Phil Dykins

Lee Palmer

Development Andy Russell

Youth Dev Jack Newton

Committee Members

Nick Dean Chris Grey

First XI Andrew Carter

Second XI

Jack Newton

Third XI

Stuart Collins

Fourth XI

Steve Quinn

Fifth XI Neil Prosser

Sixth XI Luca Lombardelli

Seventh XI Rob Sweetner

Eighth XI Alex Hendrick

Ninth XI

James Beard

Tenth XI

David Behling

Vets A XI

Paul Chapman

Vets B XI Jim Webb

Website Updates Chris Langford

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Chris Ingram’s World Tour…

The Purple (and pink) Number Ten goes walkabout

Nothing this week—but will continue….

Southgate Olympic 2 Winchmore Hill 0

Winchmore Hill 5 Southgate Olympic 3 Southern Amateur League Minor Section Division Four (North) Saturday 26 February (Double Header)

Match One It was the strange phenomenon of the double header for the 8s fixture at Southgate Olympic on a very heavy pitch that would test both teams physically and mentally.

The first game started with Southgate playing the much better football and dominating the play in all areas of the pitch, this was the sign of things to come for the rest of the game really, with the Hill penned in their own half only managing a few counter attacks and a decent volley from outside the box from Tony McKinnon stinging the keepers hands only to parry the ball to safety. The half time whistle blew and the Hill trudged off the quagmire 1-0 down.

Heads were down and all the excuses came out during the break, but the main factor was attitude and passion clearly lacking.

The second half was pretty much a carbon copy as the first half as Southgate doubled there lead and took control of the half.

To be fair the Hill played the better football in the last ten minutes battling to restore some pride, but time ran out us and we were forced to except we would come away with nothing from the first game.

Match Two A complete change of attitude would be re-quired if we were going to get anything out of the next game, two pairs of fresh legs were introduced to liven things up.

If it was possible things went from bad to worse and before we knew it we were 3-0 down with the second coming from a dubious

penalty, then Dean Borley had a perfectly good goal ruled out for off side.

The off side ruling would turn out to be a piv-otal part of the game for the Hill as disap-pointment turned into eagerness and passion.

In the space of five minutes it was 2-3 with Dean Borley beating the offside trap to slot the first home, It was Dean again with an exquis-ite lob from the edge of the box to reduce the deficit and going into the break on a positive note.

Everyone was really up for the second half and all memories of the first game were now dis-tant, we took control from start pressing for that equalizer.

The leveler came when Mick orme was put through on the right wing, seeing the keeper off his line Mick gambled and swung in a shot from way out which looped over the keeper to find the top corner, 3-3.

The Hill were well in control now with wave after wave of attacking play, our fourth goal, that would see us going into the lead for the first time in the day was well worked as Peter Cooper ran down the right wing to put a per-fectly weighted pass into the path of Phil Hughes who finished well and gave the keeper no chance with the ball smashing into the side netting.

Our fifth goal was made out of nothing from our star man Paul Baker, Paul weaved into the box and turned three defenders inside out to smash in his 20th of the season and cement the Hill‘s victory.

Did you know? Strange but possibly true 4… Houses had thatched roof, thick straw piled high, with no wood underneath. It was the only

place for animals to get warm, so all the cats and other small animals (mice, bugs) lived in the

roof. When it rained it became slippery and sometimes the animals would slip and fall off the

roof. Hence the saying, “It’s raining cats and dogs.”

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Around the Grounds

Old Wilsonians 5 Broomfield 1 BROOMS CROSSED OUT Broomfield gave a wretched defensive perfor-mance leaking five goals away at Old Wilsonians fine Kent venue, which disconcertingly leaves the team perilously close to the relegation zone.

Old Wilsonians high tempo game initially upset Brooms who conceded two early goals from well delivered crosses, thus giving the away side a mountain to climb.

Brooms best period was just before half time, when they created a number of good chances but sadly their ineffective attack failed to capitalise on.

Things might have been different when just before half time; Jamie Wildman was obviously pushed inside the penalty area, only to see the referee frustratingly award a free kick fractionally outside the area.

Brooms hopes of a come-back were quickly extin-guished imediately after the restart when Brooms failed to defend a mundane cross to concede a poor goal.

Simon Pope raised brief hopes with a goal direct from a long range free-kick, but Wilsionian imme-diately hit back when yet another cross was poorly defended by Brooms.

Apart from the hard working midfield duo of Tom Givens and Simon Pope the rest of the youthful Brooms side looked somewhat dispirited and it was no surprise to see the home side add a fifth to complete a miserable afternoon for the Blues. The Blue Onlooker

Ibis 3 Lloyds TS Bank 1 Asked for a good performance on Saturday. Got it.

Really good win against Lloyds fellas and one we can be proud of as, amazingly, it is our first victory of 2011! We picked up where we left off against Old Westminster Citizens and although there was a bit of rustiness having not played for two weeks (just me then?), there were lots of good displays right across the pitch.

We only have three games left now but being the demanding bugger I am, I want to win all three which is not an outlandish desire. Based on Satur-day's performance we should be more than capa-ble of picking up nine points and improving on last season's total of 30. The most pleasing thing for me on the weekend was that we responded to what was needed in the second half and ironed out the creases of our first-half display.

That is not to say we played badly in the first peri-od. Without the missing Andy Edge we withstood an early spell of pressure by Lloyds to get the

down on the deck and it wasn't long before we had them on the back foot. Shrugging off his man-ly flu to be here, there and everywhere, Kal then popped up in the opposition penalty box to deliver the opening goal after he was put through by Dan. That seemed to settle us a bit and Dan also went close with a free-kick which curled past the post.

Our passing wasn't the best it has been this sea-son and we were complicating things with some poor decisions and my inability to trap a bag of cement, but the important thing is we were bat-tling all over the pitch. And after a good interlude we began to fix our problems, keeping the ball simple and spreading it wide.

This also allowed our ramapaging full-back Ben to burst down the line and after getting a few sniffs of goal, our very own Pythagoras (look it up Ben) lobbed the keeper from the acutest of angles. Or it might have been a cross. Either way it seemed to settle us further and we were helped when Ibis Action Man Tom Buttress came on to help add some solidity in the middle of the park and by Phil's constant energy up front always keeping them stretched.

Soon after, having given up on trying to pass to someone in same coloured shirt as him, Rocky produced a pirouette that would not have looked out of place in Swan Lake to seal the points. And the only sour note was when Sam decided he loved their striker a bit too much and gave him a hug in the penalty box without asking first. It showed how much we dominated the second half that Tom picking the ball out of the net from the resulting penalty was one of the few things he had to do.

All in all, it was a very good performance and one we can be very pleased with. The only problem we have is that according to the SAL website we do not have a game on Saturday. So I would ask you all to make an effort to keep your fitness up by getting down training and making yourselves avail-able for our other teams Saturday.

Lastly, Lloyds have asked if we would like to play them at their place on Easter Saturday. Can you let me know if it works for you or not?

Up the Ibis

Merton 2 Old Lyonians 2 The points were shared in a hard fought draw – on a football pitch, that was best summed up by Merton striker Jason who could not understand the lack of a hippo wallerring in the centre circle.

Needless to say conditions were difficult, Merton started the brighter and created some good early chances (Wilgo & Woody combining well). Ash

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Adams opened the scoring for the home team with a moment of brilliance - as he acrobatical-ly overhead kicked the ball - in off the post from a good Alan Clowes cross.

Merton then pressed the all too familiar self-destruct button. For those that don‘t know this entails – carelessness in possession, dwelling on the ball and refusal to pass early to some-one in space! Old Lyonians capitalised, broke away and scored after an incisive move. Old Lyonians then took the lead when they sprung an offside trap and took advantage of some generous (what we call stand off) defending that ensured their striker - who by now had slipped & fallen over himself at least twice, had time to get to his feet to shoot past Oaksey on a one on one.

Merton upped their game and were better in the second half, quicker on the ball and more incisive. Within five minutes of the re-start good pressing had ensured a surprise turnover of possession and Jason was duly brought down in the area. Penalty – and Woody made no mistake 2-2. And that is how it stayed. Old Lyonians were gifted a penalty with twenty minutes to go but Oaksey saved brilliantly – and earned Merton a deserved point. Femi had Merton‘s best chance in the closing minutes but missed a guilt edged header after an excel-lent corner from Cotters (Essex). The penalty save aside (thanks Oaksey) Merton will be dis-appointed not to have turned their pressure into what would have been a handy win. Credit to Old Lyonians who have a much improved side and played well to secure a point! AFA Surrey & Kent Senior Cup Semi Final Nottsborough 6 Weirside Rangers 2 Violet master class! At the third time of asking this Surrey/Kent semi final took place on the not so flat lawns of Tolworth on Saturday. Weirside, who have been doing well in Division 2, came to the Uni-versity ground with a lot of belief but ultimate-ly they were well beaten thanks to a nap hand from Nathan Violet.

There was a lot of action in this game for a semi-final and it was played at quite a frantic pace. There were 8 goals, 2 superb saves, a sending off, two shots against the woodwork, and a couple of goal-line clearances. Who said semi finals are tense boring affairs?

With Andy Parrott unavailable Arren Sutcliffe announced a first start for Chris Kerr since his injury in September. Also back was Michael Classen after a hamstring injury, although he was kept back for the last 20 minutes. Chris Apaloo returned up front with Alex Ewin, but it was Nathan Violet from the left wing who was involved in all six goals.

Weirside were pretty late in coming out of the changing rooms and they could easily have been 2 down within the first 5 minutes as Matt Kerr and Alex Ewin both stabbed hurried shots against the Weirside keeper when a sharper reaction might have put Nottsborough ahead. Anyway an early lead was not long in coming as Alex Ewin, not for the last time, was fouled 25 yards out. Nathan Violet took the free kick and his low daisy cutter got through the wall and past the unsighted keeper on 9 minutes. Nottsborough were well on top at this stage and were looking dangerous down the right through Dan McEwan and the overlapping Ben Hickes. On 18 minutes Nottsborough increased their lead as Nathan Violet exchanged passes and rather scuffed a low first time finish inside the post.

Weirside now got their game going and started to look a real threat at the other end. Parker had to clear off the line, whilst both Hickes and Matt Kerr did well to block close range volleys for corners. Ashley was called on to make his first save as he pushed aside another shot from the left hand side, and then came well to punch clear a dangerous corner. This was quite a crucial phase of the game. Nottsborough put together a super passing move involving Chris Kerr and the Nottsborough midfielder finished the move with a hurried shot against the left hand upright that would probably have settled things. At the other end Nottsborough gave away a needless free kick and from the result-ing corner an inswinger from the Weirside right corner flag saw one of the Weirside players get in front of the normally dominant Parker and flick a header past Ashley. Violet cleared off the line but linesman John Doe ruled that it had crossed the line to make it 2-1 on 30 minutes. Nottsborough bounced back and Weirside were quite lucky not to have a man sent off as Apaloo raced free inside the Weir-side half and was caught by the last man who was lucky to get away with just a yellow card. This time Violet‘s free kick was blocked by the wall but the hat-trick was just moments away as the Weirside defence opened up and Na-than Violet breaking into the inside left channel got through on the keeper and dinked a little chip over the diving keeper and inside the far post on 36 minutes. 3-1 at half time.

The second half started with a fantastic save from the Weirside keeper. Alex Ewin really caught hold of a right foot volley that was fly-ing inside the far post about 4 feet up when somehow the keeper got way over to his right to deflect the ball behind for a corner with a strong hand. Nottsborough snatched their fourth goal following an amazing mazy dribble by Chris Apaloo on 57 minutes. Apaloo almost determined to walk the ball into the net was

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AFA Cups

Results and

Fixtures

Winter Chat

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Amateur Football Alliance—Cup Fixtures

AFA Senior Cup Final

Saturday 9 April at Winchmore Hill FC

Old Salesians v Old Carthusian

AFA Middlesex & Essex Senior Cup Final

Saturday 19 March at Old Actonians FC

East Barnet Old Grammarians v Old Owens

AFA Surrey & Kent Senior Cup Final

Saturday 19 March at Dorkinians FC

Nottsborough v Old Salesians or Alleyn O.B.

AFA Intermediate Cup Final

Saturday 26 March at Bank of England FC

Civil Service v Honourable Artillery Company

AFA Middlesex & Essex Intermediate Cup

Semi-Finals—Saturday 12 March

Civil Service v Winchmore Hill

Polytechnic v Old Meadonians

AFA Surrey & Kent Intermediate Cup

Semi-Finals—Saturday 12 March

Dorkinians v Nottsborough

West Wickham v Old Salesians

AFA Junior Cup Final

Saturday 19 March at Polytechnic FC

Old Salesians v Old Owens

AFA Minor Cup Final

Saturday 26 March at East Barnet OG FC

Albanian v BB Eagles

AFA Senior Novets Cup Final

Saturday 12 March at Lloyds TS Bank FC

Economicals v Albanian

AFA Intermediate Novets Cup Final

Saturday 26 March at West Wickham FC

Old Parmiterians v HSBC

AFA Junior Novets Cup Final

Saturday 12 March at Phoenix Old Boys FC

Polytechnic v Old Finchleians

AFA Veterans Cup Final

Saturday 19 March at Old Parmiterians FC

Old Woodhouseians v Norsemen

Representative Fixtures

6 Oct Oxford University (h) 1—3

10 Nov Sussex FA (a) 1—7

24 Nov Royal Navy (h) 0—1

14 Dec Middlesex FA (a)l 5—2

19 Jan Royal Air Force (h) 0—1

26 Jan Army (a) 1—1

8 Feb Cambridge Uni (h) 5—0

16 Mar London FA (TBA) 7.30

saved the problem as Nathan Violet stepped in and despatched the ball inside the left hand post to put Nottsborough 4-1 up. At the other end Dan Ashley pulled off a really good save as well as Sutcliffe gave the ball away and a Weir-side player raced to the edge of the box forcing Ashley to swoop to his right and just tip the ball past the post. Chris Kerr than smacked a shot inside the 6 yard box against the bar when it was easier to score.

At this point Nottsborough were making chang-es. Ross Newell came on for Dan McEwan, James Sims replaced Ben Hickes, and Michael Classen came on for Apaloo with Violet finally pushed up top. Weirside lost their centre half with a red card after a needless foul on Classen and he was quite lucky to be on the pitch so long after his foul in the first half. Nottsborough really started to put their passing game togeth-er at this point and put the game out of Weir-side‘s reach when a good move ended with a deep Violet cross and Matt Kerr burying a

header on the far post on 75 minutes. Weirside pulled a good goal back themselves as Sutcliffe got caught under a long ball and a Weirside forward got away well and finished neatly to make it 5-2. This was just a pre-amble to the goal of the game as Chris Kerr got Notts-borough passing the ball around deep inside their half. Sims started the move off with a switch at the back and probably every Notts-borough player got a touch on the ball as Nottsborough moved the ball from side to side. The move finished with Nathan Violet stepping forward to grab his fifth with a calm finish on 86 minutes, putting him on 14 goals for the season.

So once again Nottsborough make the Surrey/Kent final and they await their opponents from either Old Salesians or Alleyn Old Boys. Having been beaten in the last 2 finals perhaps this year is Nottsborough‘s.

Only one man of the match Nathan Violet.

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Our winter break proved to have been more detrimental than beneficial; perhaps we should have coupled the break with some warm weather training as well!

Although the scoreline was slightly flattering to Winchmore Hill it was certainly not one of our better performances, we failed to create many clear cut chances until the final 10 minutes when we were already 3 goals adrift.

Hills first goal midway through the first half was a perfectly placed free kick which went in via the foot of the post, but with us trailing only by the one goal at the break we hoped for better things in the second half.

However our passing didn't really improve after the interval with numerous straight forward

passes going astray, perhaps the pitch was too flat, perhaps the ball was too round.....perhaps we're just too old and have lost control of our limbs!

Anyway a second Hill goal with 20 minutes left (coming 30 seconds after Mick Kassie had been substituted… purely coincidental surely) and another from a header 10 minutes later killed the game off for us.

There was still time for Fuller to miss the target by a yard from a yard, although he would ar-gue that the way the team had been playing he did well to get it that close. Good games from Mr Dependable Jim Townsend at the back and Kevin Spence up front who worked tire-lessly for the cause.

Winchmore Hill 3 Old Stationers 0 Friendly Vets Sunday 6 March (Lifted from Old Stationers website)

Table Tennis latest update (28 February)...

The Second Team continue their winning ways. They travelled away and beat Totten-ham 3 of Trish Beasley,Lee Bartrop and Robin Smythe 8-1 with the two Michaels Lynch and O'Leary winning 3 each and Simon Jameson losing the one to Robin.

They then went to Bush Hill Park and had an-other 8-1 win against perpetual motion Ron Sears the big hitting John Trim and the dimin-utive but tenacious Larraine Harris. Michael Lynch and Simon won 3 each and Bri-an Price won the other two losing to John. On Wednesday 23rd February they had a home match against Ellenborough 11. This was always going to be a difficult match which was made even more so owing to fact that after 3 months the curtains were still not up. Ellenborough had some fast young hitters which with the poor background [almost total-ly white]made it not easy to sight the white ball. Ryan Williams who is only 12 won all 3 for the opposition and Andre Thompson beat Michael O'Leary. Simon Jameson and Michael Lynch won two each to give us a 5-4 win. The team is well positioned in second place with games in hand.

The Third team went to Ellenborough on Fri-day 25th February to play their 12th team. They are bottom of the league so we were expecting a win. However Bernie McIn-tyre could not play so Richard Clooke was called in to make his debut for the Hill. We stormed into a 4-0 lead with Harold Webb winning sets 1 and 4, Alex Holly winning set 2 and Richard winning set 3 against their captain Goerge Brown 11-8 in the fifth. Richard then lost to the wily Peter Theobalds and Alex found George a bit of a handfull. Richard beat Joan Bayman and Harold beat George 11-9 in the fifth.

Peter beat Alex but the team recorded a 6-3 win That is 6 wins in the trot.

In the North Middlesex League's Closed Tour-nament held at Ellenborough during week commencing 14th February Harold reached the Final of the Division 3/4 Singles only to lose to 12 year old Ryan Williams 12-10,11-6, 9-11,14-16 and 11-4.

Youth had a good tournament with a 16 year, Bradley Tuttle from Ellenborough winning the Open Singles against 12 year old Vincent Stacey also form Ellenborough.

The Rest of the Results

SAL Intermediate Section Division One

Alleyn Old Boys 8 Norsemen 1

Civil Service 2 Merton 1 DH

Merton 0 Civil Service 2 DH

Old Actonians 0 East Barnet O.G. 3

Old Owens 0 Nottsborough 2

Winchmore Hill 3 Carshalton 0

SAL Junior Section Division One

Carshalton 1 Alleyn Old Boys 5

East Barnet O.G. 5 Weirside Rangers 1

Nottsborough 4 Old Westminster Citizens 0

Old Esthameians 2 Winchmore Hill 5

West Wickham 0 Old Owens 2

SAL Minor Section Division One

Alexandra Park 4s 0 Old Owens 4a 5

Civil Service 4s 2 Nottsborough 4s 1

Old Parkonians 4s 5 Carshalton 4s 0

Polytechnic 4s 1 Old Actonians 5s 1

Winchmore Hill 4s 2 Civil Service 5s 1

SAL Minor Section Division Two North

East Barnet O.G. 4s 1 Winchmore Hill 5s 4

Old Finchleians 4s 0 Old Stationers 4s 3

Old Owens 5s 4 Norsemen 4s 7

Old Owens 6s 1 Winchmore Hill 6s 0 DH

Winchmore Hill 6s 0 Old Owens 6s 4 DH

SAL Minor Section Division Three North

Alexandra Park 5s 0 East Barnet OG 5s 2 DH

East Barnet OG 5s 3 Alexandra Park 5s 1 DH

Broomfield 4s 5 Old Esthameians 4s 2

Crouch End Vampires 5s 1 Old Finchleians 6s 3

Norsemen 6s 3 Old Parkonians 5s 5

Old Finchleians 5s 8 Broomfield 5s 0

SAL Minor Section Division Four North

Alexandra Park 6s 3 Norsemen 8s 2

Crouch End V. 6s 0 Winchmore Hill 9s 0 DH

Winchmore Hill 9s 1 Crouch End V. 8s 0 DH

Norsemen 7s 3 East Barnet OG 6s 2

Old Parkonians 6s 3 Southgate Olympic 5s 3

Winchmore Hill 8s 1 Old Parkonians 7s 0

Other Selected Results

AFA Senior Cup Semi Finals

Old Salesians 3 Bealonians 0

Old Carthusian 1 Civil Service 0

Amateur Football Combination

Old Meadonians 2 Honourable Artillery Co 1

Old Parmiterians 1 Old Minchendenians 0

Old Suttonians 0 Old Hamptonians 1

Parkfield 1 Albanian 0

London Old Boys Challenge Cup S-Final

Queen Mary‘s College OB 3 Old Buckwellians 1

Arthurian League

Old Chigwellians 2 Old Kings (Wimbledon) 0

Old Foresters 1 Old Cholmeleians 1

Lancing Old Boys 5 Old Salopians 0

Arthur Dunn Cup

Old Brentwoods 1 Old Etonians 3

UEFA Champions League

Tottenham Hotspur 0 AC Milan 0

(Tottenham Hotspur win 1—0 on aggregate)

Barcelona 3 Arsenal 1

(Barcelona win 4—3 on aggregate)

Winter Chat

Page Eighteen

KP Latest Update Ken was discharged from the rehab unit yesterday (Wednesday) morning and at 3am this

morning (Thursday) was admitted to Chase Farm Hospital with a ―Winter Vomiting Bug‖ which

had ko‘d him. He is likely to be there for at least the next 24 hours or will be back home on

Monday.

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Eastern Junior Alliance U14 Essex Pl Pt Hannakins Farm 15 28

East Thurrock United 11 24 Winchmore Hill 13 18

Manford Way 05 12 Bowers and Pitsea 11 12

Thurrock 10 11 Tilbury 11 02

U16 Herts Pl Pt Winchmore Hill 12 26

Ware 07 15 Wingate & Finchley 08 15

Hatfield Town 09 11

Waltham Abey 18 11

Broxbourne Borough 08 09 Hoddesdon Town 06 04

Cheshunt 10 04

U18 Herts South Pl Pt

Winchmore Hill 13 25 East Thurrock United 12 22

Norsemen 11 18 Billericay Town 09 18

Thurrock 09 16 Ilford 10 10

Wingate & Finchley 08 08

Ware 08 07 St. Margaretsbury 08 06

Barking 08 06

Rural Friendly League Under 9 Premier Pl Pt Winchmore Hill 10 20

Cuffley 09 20 Broxbourne Borough 10 19

Abbey 10 18 World Soccer Solutions 11 13

The Saints 11 13 Bengeo Tiger 11 10

Hurst Drive 10 06

Under 10 Super Pl Pt

Barnet Azzuri 10 27 Winchmore Hill 11 20

Rap Aid 10 18 Fab Football 12 17

LOASS 12 16 Broxbourne Borough 10 15

World Soccer Solutions 12 10 Panathinaikos 11 06

Under 11 Super Pl Pt Fab Football 12 28

Barnet Azzuri 09 25

Cheshunt 09 18

LOASS 09 12 Winchmore Hill 05 03

Potters Bar United 09 03 Whitewebbs Eagles 09 03

Cheshunt Youth League Under 12 Division 1 Pl Pt Whitewebbs Eagles 13 34

Winchmore Hill 14 24 Edmonton Eagles 11 23

Chase Side 13 22 Enfield Rangers 10 17

Abbey 10 13 Enfield 12 07

Carpenters 12 06 Rap Aid 11 04

Under 13 Division 1 Pl Pt Bush Hill Rangers 14 40

Enfield Town 13 34 Minchenden 13 25

Winchmore Hill 14 23 Lea Valley United 14 22

Enfield 14 20 Enfield A 16 16

Hackney Community 12 13 Enfield Rangers 15 11

Carpenters 11 06 Broomfield Percival 14 06

Under 15 Premier Div Pl Pt Norsemen A 10 26

Park View Rangers 09 23 Norsemen 10 16

Winchmore Hill 09 10 Forest Royals 10 18

Chase Side 06 17 Somerstown 05 03

Broomfield Percival 09 03

Football Conference Youth League

Division South C Pl Pt Brightlingsea Regent 16 39

Luton Town 15 28 Halstead Town 14 23

Dagenham & Redbridge 12 21 Bishops Stortford 11 20

Winchmore Hill 14 17 Southend Manor 13 15

Romford 14 14

Biggleswade Town 14 11 Borehamwood 13 03

Winchmore Hill Football Club Youth Section

Winchmore Hill Football Club Youth Section

Winter Chat

Page Twenty

Under 9—Rural Friendly League

11 Sept Fab Football (a) 12—8

18 Sept LOASS (a) 00—9

25 Sept Barnet Azzuri (a) 04—8

02 Oct Wormley (h) 04—9

09 Oct Cuffley (h) 05—2

16 Oct Whitewebbs Eagles (h) 08—3

23 Oct Broxbourne Borough (h) 08—5

30 Oct Cuffley (a) 07—6

06 Nov Hurst Drive (h) 15—4

13 Nov The Saints (a) 07—7

20 Nov World Soccer Solutions (a) 05—7

11 Dec Bengeo Tigers (a) 07—4

22 Jan Cuffley (h) 05—6

29 Jan World Soccer Solutions (h) 04—4

05 Feb Potters Bar Utd (Cup) (a) 06—4

19 Feb Bengeo Tigers (h) 07—3

26 Feb Bengeo Tigers (Cup) (a) walkover

05 Mar Hurst Drive (a) 11—2

19 Mar Abbey (h)

.Under 10—Rural Friendly League

18 Sept Chase Side (a) 08—5

25 Sept Cuffley (a) 14—0

02 Oct Rap Aid (h) 03—4

09 Oct LOASS (h) 04—7

16 Oct Cheshunt (Cup) (a) 10—1

23 Oct Fab Football (h) 04—4

30 Oct LOASS (a) 04—4

06 Nov Panathinaikos (h) 02—3

20 Nov World Soccer Solutions (a) 07—4

27 Nov Barnet Azzuri (h) 05—7

11 Dec Broxbourne Borough (h) 03—4

08 Jan LOASS (Cup) (a) 02—3

15 Jan Fab Football (a) 06—1

22 Jan LOASS (h) 03—0

29 Jan Panathinaikos (a) 03—0

12 Feb Rap Aid (h) 03—1

19 Feb Broxbourne Borough (a 06—5

12 Mar Barnet Azzuri (a)

19 Mar Rap Aid (a)

26 Mar World Soccer Solutions (a)

Under 11—Rural Friendly League

18 Sept Abbey (a) 04—0

25 Sept Minchenden (a) 03—2

02 Oct Edmonton Eagles (h) 03—0

09 Oct Potters Bar (h) 01—5

16 Oct Whitewebbs Eagles (a) 03—3

23 Oct Fab Football (h) 00—9

30 Oct LOASS (a) 03—7

06 Nov Potters Bar United (h) 02—1

13 Nov Bethwin SE (AFA Cup) (a) w/o

20 Nov Southgate Adelaide (F) (a) 02—2

11 Dec Chase Side (Cup) (a) 03—2

15 Jan Kodak (AFA Cup) (h) 08—0

22 Jan Providence House (AFA) (a) 04—2

12 Feb Whitewebbs Eagles (h) 03—5

05 Mar Fab Football (a) 01—2

12 Mar Barnet Azzuri (h)

19 Mar Cheshunt (a)

26 Mar Whitewebbs Eagles (a)

Under 12—Cheshunt Youth League

12 Sept Enfield Rangers (a) 03—3

03 Oct Whitewebbs Eagles (h) 02—6

10 Oct Enfield Ranges (h) 02—3

24 Oct Chase Side (a) 07—1

31 Oct Rap aid (a) 08—2

07 Nov Abbey (a) 02—2

14 Nov Abbey (Cup) (a) 02—3

21 Nov West Wickham (AFA Cup) (h) 02—4

09 Jan Abbey (h) 03—2

16 Jan Whitewebbs Eagles (a) 03—4

23 Jan Carpenters (h) 03—1

30 Jan Enfield (a) 04—3

06 Feb Edmonton Eagles (a) 03—3

20 Feb Edmonton Eagles (h) 04—0

27 Feb Chase Side (a) 03—1

06 Mar Rap Aid (h) 04—2

13 Mar Carpenters (a)

Under 13—Cheshunt Youth League

12 Sept Broomfield Percival (h) 03—1

19 Sept Enfield (a) 03—2

26 Sept Minchenden (a) 01—2

03 Oct Enfield (h) 03—4

17 Oct Norsemen (Cup) (h) 01—0

24 Oct Lea Valley United (a) 02—2

07 Nov Enfield (a) 03—4

14 Nov Enfield Rangers (h) 08—0

09 Jan Enfield Town (a) 01—3

16 Jan Bush Hill Rangers (h) 02—5

30 Jan Enfield (h) 04—2

06 Feb Hackney Community (a) 05—0

13 Feb Norsemen (Cup) (h) 00—3

20 Feb Enfield Rangers (a) 03—0

27 Feb Carpenters (h) 04—1

06 Mar Lea Valley United (h) 02—2

13 Mar Bush Hill Rangers (a)

20 Mar Enfield Town (h)

03 Apr Hackney Community (h)

17 Apr North London Academy (h)

Under 14—Eastern Junior Alliance

12 Sept East Thurrock United (a)00 2—2

19 Sept Mandford Way (h) 01—5

26 Sept Tilbury (a) 04—1

03 Oct Hannakins Farm (h) 02—2

10 Oct Bowers & Pitsea (a) 02—1

17 Oct Tilbury (h) 05—2

24 Oct Hannakins Farm (a) 01—7

31 Oct Redbridge (a) 03—9

07 Nov East Thurrock United (h) 01—1

14 Nov Bowers & Pitsea (h) 01—4

21 Nov Wadham (AFA Cup) (a) 17—0

12 Dec Woodford (AFA Cup) (h) 02—0

16 Jan Hannakins Farm (h) 03—4

23 Jan West Wickham (AFA C) (a) 06—1

30 Jan Woodbridge Town (Cup) (a) 03—4

06 Feb Thurrock (h) 04—3

13 Feb Thurrock (a) 03—0

26 Mar Mandford Way (a) 01—6

13 Mar East Thurrock United (a)

20 Mar Thurrock (a)

27 Mar Mandford Way (h)

Winchmore Hill

Academy play their

home matches at

Redbridge

College, all

matches are on

Wednesdays

Season 2010-2011 Page Twenty One

Winchmore Hill Youth Football Club Results Under 15—Cheshunt Youth League

19 Sept Park View Rangers (a) 02—5

03 Oct Broomfield Percival (h) 05—3

10 Oct Chase Side (a) 00—2

17 Oct Globe Rangers (Cup) (a) 09—1

24 Oct Norsemen (a) 01—2

31 Oct Forest Royals (a) 01—0

07 Nov Park View Rangers (h) 00—3

21 Nov West Wickham (AFA Cup) (a) w/o

12 Dec Norsemen (h) 02—1

16 Jan Forest Royals (h) 01—0

23 Jan Chase Side (AFA Cup) (a) 03—2

30 Jan Broomfield Percival (a) 01—3

06 Feb Norsemen (h) 01—1

06 Mar Norsemen A )h) 00—1

13 Mar Park View Rangers (h)

17 Apr Norsemen (a)

Under 16—Eastern Junior Alliance

12 Sept Bengeo (Fr) (a) 02—0

19 Sept Barton Rover (Fr) (h) 05—5

26 Sept Broxbourne Borough (h) 02—1

03 Oct Hoddesdon Town (h) 01—0

10 Oct Cheshunt (a) 02—4

17 Oct Waltham Abbey (h) 06—1

24 Oct Broxbourne Borough (a) 02—1

31 Oct Basildon United (h) 02—3

07 Nov Ware (a) 00—0

21 Nov Southend Manor (h) 02—0

12 Dec Cheshunt (h) 06—2

02 Jan Wingate Finchley (h) 03—4

09 Jan Wingate Finchley (a) 02—1

16 Jan Waltham Abbey (a) 07—0

23 Jan Enfield Comm (AFA Cup) (h) 05—1

29 Jan Westside (AFA Cup) (h) w/o

30 Jan Brentwood Town (Cup) (h) 02—3

06 Feb Hatfield Town (a) 01—1

12 Feb Dorkinians (AFA Cup) (h) 02—0

06 Mar Hatfield Town (h) 04—0

27 Mar Ware (h)

Under 18—Eastern Junior Alliance

12 Sept Ilford (a) 04—2

19 Sept Ware (h) 02—0

26 Sept Norsemen (h) 01—0

03 Oct East Thurrock (h) 02—3

10 Oct Wingate & Finchley (h) 03—0

14 Oct Brentwood Town (cup) (a) 00—2

24 Oct Thurrock (h) 01—2

31 Oct Bedford Town (h) 07—1

07 Nov St. Margaretsbury (a) 00—0

14 Nov Ilford (h) 02—3

21 Nov Chase Side (AFA Cup) (a) 04—2

02 Jan Bealonians (EJA Cup) (h) 02—1

09 Jan Bishops Stortford (AFAC) (a) 03—2

16 Jan Wingate Finchley (a) 04—3

23 Jan Bromleians (AFA Cup) (a) 06—1

30 Jan Thurrock (EJA Cup) (a) 01—3

06 Feb Norsemen (EJA Cup) (a) 01—3

13 Feb East Thurrock United (a) 02—0

27 Feb Billaricy Town (a) 03—2

06 Mar Barking (h) 04—0

13 Mar Thurrock (a)

Academy—Football Conference Youth

15 Sept Biggleswade Town (a) 03—2

29 Sept Dagenham & Redbridge (a) 01—5

06 Oct Halstead Town (h) 01—2

13 Oct Brightlingsea Regent (h) 00—6

03 Nov Welling United (Cup) (h) 00—4

10 Nov Luton Town (h) 01—2

17 Nov Romford (a) 05—4

08 Dec Borehamwood (a) 01—2

15 Dec Bishops Stortford (a) 02—4

19 Jan Biggleswade Town (h) 04—0

26 Jan Brightlingsea Regent (a) 00—0

02 Feb Dagenham & Redbridge (h) 01– 0

09 Feb Halstead Town (a) 03—3

02 Mar Luton Town (a) 00—5

09 Mar Romford (h) 01—0

16 Mar Southend Manor (a)

23 Mar Borehamwood (h)

30 Mar Bishops Stortford (h)

06 Apr Southend Manor (h)

Intermediate Division One P Pt

Nottsborough 15 34

Old Owens 11 24

Norsemen 13 23

Carshalton 13 20

Alleyn Old Boys 12 18

Civil Service 09 16

Winchmore Hill 12 16

East Barnet Old Grammarians 11 15

West Wickham 15 14

Old Actonians Association 12 10

Merton 13 03

Junior Division One .P Pt

West Wickham 16 34

Winchmore Hill 15 32

Old Actonians Association 15 26

Nottsborough 10 25

Old Owens 08 19

East Barnet Old Grammarians 09 19

Alleyn Old Boys 12 18

Weirside Rangers 15 18

Carshalton 15 06

Old Esthameians 15 06

Old Westminster Citizens 14 03

Minor Division One .P Pt

Winchmore Hill 4 15 31

Civil Service 4 15 30

Old Parkonians 4 16 26

Nottsborough 4 15 23

Old Actonians Association 4 10 21

Old Owens 4 15 19

Civil Service 5 14 19

Old Actonians Association 5 13 18

Alexandra Park 4 13 15

Carshalton 4 14 10

Polytechnic 4 14 08

Minor Division Two (N) .P Pt

Norsemen 4 15 39

Norsemen 5 15 31

Old Stationers 4 11 27

Old Finchleians 4 13 24

Crouch End Vampires 4 13 23

Winchmore Hill 6 12 17

Winchmore Hill 5 12 16

Old Owens 5 14 15

Old Owens 6 14 13

East Barnet Old Grammarians 4 15 09

Southgate Olympic 4 14 03

Minor Division Three (N) 1P Pt

Old Finchleians 5 14 34

East Barnet Old Grammarians 5 13 30

Old Finchleians 6 15 28

Broomfield 4 14 25

Norsemen 6 16 25

Alexandra Park 5 16 21

Old Parkonians 5 11 18

Broomfield 5 15 18

Old Esthameians 4 15 16

Winchmore Hill 7 16 12

Crouch End Vampires 5 17 07

Minor Division Four (N) .P Pt

Winchmore Hill 8 15 36

Old Parkonians 7 11 25

Old Parkonians 6 14 24

Southgate Olympic 5 11 22

Norsemen 7 14 22

Norsemen 8 14 13

East Barnet OG 6 11 12

Crouch End Vampires 6 12 10

Winchmore Hill 9 10 08

Alexandra Park 6 12 08

Southern Amateur League Tables

Winter Chat

Page Twenty Two

Did you know? Strange but possibly true 5… The next time you wash your hands and complain because the water isn‘t hot enough, think

about how things used to be. In the 1500s most people got married in June because they took

their yearly bath in May, and they still smelled pretty good by June! However, since they were

starting to smell, brides carried a bouquet of flowers to hide the body odour. Hence the custom

today of carrying a bouquet when getting married.

Season 2010-2011 Page Twenty Three

Hockey Short Corner

Fixtures—Saturday 12 March

L1 West Hampstead (h) 12.00

L2 Imperial Meds (a) 11.00

L3 Hampstead & W (h) 13.30

M1 Luton Town (a) 13.30

M2 Harpenden (h) 13.30

M3 Broxbourne (h) 12.00

Vets Southgate Adelaide (a) 12.00

Stags Bishops Stortford (h) 15.00

Results—Saturday 5 March

L1 Hampsteaf & W 4 a 2—1

L2 PHC Chiswick 3 h 2—0

L3

M1 Royston h 3—3

M2 Luton Town a 3—4

M3 Letchworth a 2—1

Vets St. Alnans h 0—2

Stags Southgate Adelaide a 1—3

Middlesex Hockey League Premier Division

PHC Chiswick 16 48

Hampstead & Westminster 3 16 34

Winchmore Hill &Enfield 16 27

Hampstead & Westminster 4 16 26

Hendon & Mill Hill 16 22

Staines 16 19

Ashford 16 18

Teddington 16 15

West Hampstead 2 16 11

Southgate 16 08

Middlesex Hockey League Division Two

West Hampstead 15 32

PHC Chiswick 15 27

Teddomgton 13 27

Southgate 14 21

Imperial Medicals 14 21

Hampstead & Westminster 13 20

Winchmore Hill &Enfield 14 15

Ashford 14 13

Eastcote 14 01

Middlesex Hockey League Division Four

British Airways 12 27

West Hampstead 6 14 26

Brunel University 13 21

Hampstead & Westminster 14 21

Gymkhana 14 19

Harrow 11 15

Winchmore Hill &Enfield 13 14

PHC Chiswick 15 13

West Hampstead 7 14 00

East League Division 3 SW

Potters Bar 19 49

West Herts 19 44

Luton Town 18 39

Winchmore Hill & Enfield 19 31

Hertford 19 28

Letchworth 19 24

Welwyn Garden City 19 23

Rickmansworth 18 23

Royston 19 19

St. Albans Exiles 19 18

Berkhamsted 19 13

Shefford & Sandy 19 07

East League Division 5 SW

Harpenden 17 41

Royston 18 38

Stevenage 2 19 33

West Herts 18 31

Stevenage 3 18 29

St. Albans 18 27

Letchworth 18 26

Bishops Stortford 18 21

Luton Town 18 20

Winchmore Hill & Enfield 2 19 19

Luton Vagrants 18 14

Berkhamsted 19 10

East League Division 6 SW

Bedford Town 17 46

Winchmore Hill & Enfield 3 17 38

Blueharts 17 33

Broxbourne 16 30

Harpenden 17 26

Letchworth 17 22

Rickmansworth 2 18 20

Cheshunt 17 20

Welwyn Garden City 17 14

Hertford 16 13

Shefford & Sandy 17 02

East League Division 8 SW

St. Albans 17 39

Bishops Stortford 17 36

MBDA 17 34

Blueharts 16 30

Harpenden 17 28

Berkhamsted 18 25

Southgate Adelaide 4 17 23

Southgate Adelaide 3 16 22

Winchmore Hill & Enfield Vets 18 14

Winchmore Hill & Enfield Stags 16 12

Shefford & Sandy 17 04

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