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January 2004

News Summary

27 Jan 2004 - Weekend Review - the 1s lost out by the only goal of the game in extra time in their AFA Surrey Senior Cup Quarter Final at Kew.  An open goal was missed with just seconds to go, but no names will be mentioned.

The 2s returned to form with a 6-0 thumping of Old Latymerians.  Tony Edwards moves into second place in the goal scorers chart with another couple.

The 3s drew at Weirside Rangers to boost their battle against relegation.  The 4s also helped their relegation fight with a 3-1 win over EBOG, though a few more results like that are needed to reach safety.

The 5s game at Alleyn Old Boys was off due to a waterlogged pitch.  result of the day was the 6s who beat EBOG to reach the SAL Cup Semi Final against Polytechnic on 14 Feb.  Well done to Dave Jenvey and the boys - not one of the team survives from the cup winning sides of the past 2 seasons.  The 7s lost to Lloyds.

On Sunday, the U9s won more easily than the 2-1 scoreline suggests to move into second place in Division 1.  The U13s had a remarkable 13-3 win to remain in first place in the Premier Division, and the U15s had an excellent result to Barnes Eagles to move further away from relegation.  U16s had no game, as the majority of the side was representing the AFA.

18 Jan 2004 - Weekend Review - the 1s marched on to the quarter finals of the Surrey Intermediate Cup with a 2-1 win over Continental Stars.  They face a visit to the winner of the Wilf Croucher / Tongham tie on 14th February.  The 6s had a remarkable win at previously unbeaten Civil Service, running out 4-2 winners - Dick Polley scored a scorcher apparently!  elsewhere, the 2s lost at home, the 3s picked up a point sharing 6 goals with BB Eagles, the 4s lost at Civil Service (hampered by Jamie Fascione's sending off after 15 minutes in his last ever game for the Club).  The 5s continued their impressive run with another thumping win, this time 7-2 (anyone in this team wanting to claim these goals should get Tony Knott to send them in).  The 7s were handed a double figure pasting at H.S.B.C. and the Vets drew with Blackheath Wanderers.

On Sunday, the U9s returned to winning ways with a 4-0 win at home to Camberley Boys, and the U16s progressed through to the quarter final of the Surrey Cup after beating Carshalton Athletic on penalties.  The face a trip to the winner of the Worcester Park Colts / AFC Ewell tie on 15th February.  As soon as we have information on the U13s and U15s games, we'll let you know.

The U15s early kick off was frozen off, and the result of the U13s Surrey Cup game against Epsom Eagles will be decided by the Surrey FA after the game was abandoned with 4 minutes to play.  Exact details are not available at this stage. 

12 Jan 2004 - U16s League Cup Semi Final - congratulations to the U16s who reached the final of the West Surrey Youth League Cup in fine style with a 4-1 win over Westfield on Sunday.  They will play the winner of the other semi final due to be played on 1st Feb between Ashford Town and Tooting & Mitcham

12 Jan 2004 - AFA Surrey Intermediate Cup - the 2s will face Royal Sun Alliance 1st XI at their Warlingham ground in the AFA Surrey Intermediate Cup Semi Final on 28th February.  Old Dorkinians face Old Thorntinians in the other semi final. 

7 Jan 2004 - Weekend Review - a very happy New Year to all Club member, friends and fellow AFA and WSYL clubs.  The 2s progressed to the semi finals of the AFA Surrey Intermediate Cup on Saturday with a 7-0 hammering of Old Tiffs.  A devastating 4 goal first half display finished the game as a contest and some of the play was of a very high standard - so there is pressure for 1st team places at last (as Matt Wigham was also on the line).  Simon Clare bagged a hattrick and Neil Collard's two long range chips over the keeper were quite exquisite.  Skipper Tony Edwards scored his 11th of the season and Alex Corner rounded off the scoring.

The 3s had an excellent win at Old Westminster Citizens with Steve Powell (2) and Jon Phillips both helping their chase for the golden boot.  The 4s drew 3-3 with Old Actonians with goals from Michael Hammond, Jason Baker and Tom Smith.

On Sunday, the U9s and U15s games were cancelled for different reasons.  The U13s remain top of the Premier Division with a 6-3 win over Whyglaze Eagles and the U16s thrashed Motspur Park 6-1 to replace them at the top of the Premier Division.