Match Report for w/e 28.08.2010
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PREMIER DIVISION
Hendon FC continued their blistering start to the season as they cruised to a 5-1 win against a hapless Aquatic Sports.
David ‘Worzel’ Rush opened the scoring with a good header and then Scott Kelly was sent through on goal and finished with aplomb as Hendon extended their lead. Aquatic continued to work hard but Rush got his second goal as he increased the lead to 3-0 just before half time.
Second half continued as the first with Aquatic battling hard but thankfully Hendon were rarely troubled. On the hour mark Hendon made it four without reply as Shaun Godfrey, fresh from watching Soccer AM in his nightgown lobbed the keeper from distance. The goal was all the more special as it was scored with his left foot. Hendon then conceded a soft goal of which Aquatic deserved for their efforts, this sent newly returned manager Marcus Turnbull into an Incredible Hulk like rageas this scuppered his sides chances of a clean sheet.
Rush then wrapped it up the game up as he went on to complete his hattrick after a fine cross from sub Hope. Star man for Aquatic was David Hoey, whilst David Rush starred for Hendon.
West End made a slow start in their game before they hit full throttle in the second half to thrash Sassco UK 10-2.
West End weren’t at the races in the 1st half and were fortunate to be in the lead, Sassco battled well and gave West very little, Mick McCabe grabbing 2 with great finishes and Noddy on his debut with a quality finish from the tightest of angles. Sassco hit back with 2 goals, the first with a headed finish and the second goal was a free kick scored from inside his own half by the defender.
The second half saw a subdued West End come out and play like champions as they restored their 2 goal advantage as Jon Glenwright scored a scorcher on his debut. McCabe then went on to score 2 more goals to take his match tally to 4. Substitute Michael Wharton then stole the show as he went to hit four goals and send his sides score into double figures.
Chesters Athletic were made to work hard for their win as they fought out a 3-2 win against a vastly improved Hendon Grange Global Gym.
Sam McCready and star man Luke Page hit the goals for Global, but it was Chesters who dug deeper for the win as they grabbed the points thanks to goals from Alan Golightly, Kevin Gordon and Marc Stephenson. Chris Bewick starred for Chesters.
It was derby day at the Billy Hardy Sports Complex as Hylton Colliery Juniors locked horns with Hylton CW. It was the Juniors who have the bragging rights as they came away with a well earned 1-0 win thanks to a goal from Anthony Hall. Matty Rowan starred for the Juniors, CW’s star man was Adam Drysdale.
Colliery Tavern bounced back to winning ways as they won 6-3 at home to Shiney Row Travellers Rest. Taverns goals came from Darren Straughan (2), Ben Ward, Anthony Stokell, Jack King and man of the match Adam Bulmer.
The Cambridge claimed another win as they triumphed 7-0 away to Usworth. Craig McShane grabbed the headlines with a great hattrick, he was backed up with further goals from Paul Stokoe, Daniel Farhang and a brace from Andrew Morris.
FIRST DIVISION
A depleted Thorney Close Inn cantered to a 6-1 win against Times Inn. It took ten mins for the breakthrough when Dan Makin started and finished a fine flowing move which included a quick one-two with Paul Brooke. Makin then made it 2-0 on 20 mins as he nonchalantly lobbed the keeper after an audacious 50 yard pass from John Bewick. The Times nearly got back into the game but they were denied by a world class save from Jackson.
Dan Makin was proving to a real handful for the Times defence as he helped himself to his hattrick after the visiting keeper saved a Bewick thunderbolt. Knox was working overtime in the Times goal as he pulled off 5 tremendous saves, but he was beaten again as Paul Brooke scored after great work by Nicholson, Adams then made it 5-0 as he scored with a trademark header. Substitute Gordon entered the fray and he made it six goals without reply as he beat two players before rifling the ball into the bottom corner. The Times kept going and they got a deserved consolation goal as Mark Eden let rip from 30 yards leaving the keeper stranded as the ball flew into the top corner.
The Victoria Gardens celebrated well into Saturday night as they won their first point of the season as they battled to a 4-4 draw at Oddfellows.
Stephen Allan, Adam Laidler, Shaun King and Darren Liddle grabbed the goals for the Millfield side, but it was efforts from John Cairns (2), James Cooney and Gavin Lafferty that saw the Gardeners claim a draw.
Dray and Horses Troys Taxis FC also claimed their first point of the season as they battled to an exciting 4-4 draw against East Durham Spartans at Thompsons Park.
Stephen Davison was star man for the Dray as he orchestrated goals for Lee Robins (2), David Soulsby and Ian King. Spartans replied through Philip Robinson, Danny Keers, Ross Wright and man of the match Michael Tempest.
Park View boosted their confidence as they came away with a fine 3-1 win against The Saltgrass. The View’s win came courtesy of goals from Aidan Lowthian, Robert Russell and John Bafana. Saltgrass replied through John Hope.
TWR COMMERCIAL LEAGUE CHALLENGE CUP
Hall Farm Blakeneys cruised into the next round as they won 8-1 against Hollycarside in what turned out to be a one sided affair.
Two early well taken goals by Tom Charlton and Phil Dorian put Farm in command before captain for the day Paul Howe gave away a sloppy penalty to let Hollycarside back into the game, they then had good chances to equalise before David Jackson scored a fine goal lobbing the keeper from almost 30 yards.
The second half was much the same and Farm at times were sloppy, Dorian got a well taken second before Charlton did likewise, Dorian clinched his hat-trick with a well taken penalty before Paul Howe scored a great header to cancel out his early error from Dorian's corner. Farm were threatening a landslide now but chances were being wasted before Kyle Lax brought the house down with a sublime individual eighth goal, taking 6 men with great skills before rounding the keeper who had peformed excellent in the second half to complete the scoring and send Farm into the next round.
Hollycarside must be commended for their great attitude and spirit towards the game.
PREMIER DIVISION (midweek fixtures)
Aquatic Sports perform better in midweek as they won convincingly away to Usworth 7-2.
Hendon FC were made to work hard for their win as they scraped to a 3-2 win at Colliery Tavern, the win keeps Mr Turnbull’s men in second spot hot on the heels of the leaders.
Adam Bulmer was amongst the scorers for the Tavern whose star man was Steve Roberts.
West End remain in pole position as they were unconvincing in a 1-0 home win against an unlucky Chesters Athletic. Ian Redman starred for Chesters.
Hylton CW have hit a bad patch as they slumped to a 3-2 defeat against Shiney Row Travellers Rest.
Sassco UK remain at the foot of the table as they suffered a 4-1 home defeat against Redhouse. Despite recent defeats Sassco can take heart from some encouraging and improved performances.
The Cambridge seem to be holding their own in the Premier Division as they won 3-1 against Hendon Grange Global Gym. Craig McShane (2) and Paul Stokoe got the goals that sealed the win for the Cambridge, Global consolation came from Tony Armstrong.
Hall Farm Blakeneys were full value for their win as the grafted to a fine 3-2 win at Hylton Colliery Juniors.
FIRST DIVISION (midweek fixtures)
East Durham Spartans leaped to second place in the table as they inflicted a first defeat on Golden Fleece as they came away with a great 2-1 win. Philip Robinson was the thorn in the Fleece side as he scored twice, Kris Tyson replied for the Fleece.
Hollycarside can breathe a huge sigh of relief as they won their first point in an entertaining 3-3 against Victoria Gardens.
FC Chesters won 3-0 away to Park View. Chesters goals came from man of the match Paul Maw who scored twice and David Branton.
The Times Inn claimed the three points as they won 6-3 in their clash with FC Whitburn.
Dominic Solman scored a hattrick for Whitburn.
Thorney Close Inn won again, but they had to do it the hard way as they laboured to a 3-1 success against Country Park Inn.
A very physical Park Inn took the lead when Ryan Scott finished powerfully that gave keeper Jackson no chance. It could have been a lot worse for Thorney had Priest’s shot found the net instead of hitting the bar.
The second half saw Thorney come out fired up and they immediately created chances but there was no end product. Thorney finally managed to equalise as sub Kyle Gibson evaded two challenges and drifted into the box to pull the ball back to Paul Brooke to fire home from 8 yards. Thorney were well on top now and the pressure told as Brett Gillat was hauled down in the box with the referee awarding a penalty, up stepped Adam Heath as he kept his nerve to drill his spot kick into the bottom corner. Park Inn went pressing for the equaliser and were caught on the counter attack, as the ball broke to James Smith and his pass set Dale Spence on his way and it was his pass that saw Paul Brooke grab his second goal and clinch the game for his side.
Micky Nicholson starred for Thorney Close, whilst Michael Dennis was star turn for Park Inn.
Hendon FC continued their blistering start to the season as they cruised to a 5-1 win against a hapless Aquatic Sports.
David ‘Worzel’ Rush opened the scoring with a good header and then Scott Kelly was sent through on goal and finished with aplomb as Hendon extended their lead. Aquatic continued to work hard but Rush got his second goal as he increased the lead to 3-0 just before half time.
Second half continued as the first with Aquatic battling hard but thankfully Hendon were rarely troubled. On the hour mark Hendon made it four without reply as Shaun Godfrey, fresh from watching Soccer AM in his nightgown lobbed the keeper from distance. The goal was all the more special as it was scored with his left foot. Hendon then conceded a soft goal of which Aquatic deserved for their efforts, this sent newly returned manager Marcus Turnbull into an Incredible Hulk like rageas this scuppered his sides chances of a clean sheet.
Rush then wrapped it up the game up as he went on to complete his hattrick after a fine cross from sub Hope. Star man for Aquatic was David Hoey, whilst David Rush starred for Hendon.
West End made a slow start in their game before they hit full throttle in the second half to thrash Sassco UK 10-2.
West End weren’t at the races in the 1st half and were fortunate to be in the lead, Sassco battled well and gave West very little, Mick McCabe grabbing 2 with great finishes and Noddy on his debut with a quality finish from the tightest of angles. Sassco hit back with 2 goals, the first with a headed finish and the second goal was a free kick scored from inside his own half by the defender.
The second half saw a subdued West End come out and play like champions as they restored their 2 goal advantage as Jon Glenwright scored a scorcher on his debut. McCabe then went on to score 2 more goals to take his match tally to 4. Substitute Michael Wharton then stole the show as he went to hit four goals and send his sides score into double figures.
Chesters Athletic were made to work hard for their win as they fought out a 3-2 win against a vastly improved Hendon Grange Global Gym.
Sam McCready and star man Luke Page hit the goals for Global, but it was Chesters who dug deeper for the win as they grabbed the points thanks to goals from Alan Golightly, Kevin Gordon and Marc Stephenson. Chris Bewick starred for Chesters.
It was derby day at the Billy Hardy Sports Complex as Hylton Colliery Juniors locked horns with Hylton CW. It was the Juniors who have the bragging rights as they came away with a well earned 1-0 win thanks to a goal from Anthony Hall. Matty Rowan starred for the Juniors, CW’s star man was Adam Drysdale.
Colliery Tavern bounced back to winning ways as they won 6-3 at home to Shiney Row Travellers Rest. Taverns goals came from Darren Straughan (2), Ben Ward, Anthony Stokell, Jack King and man of the match Adam Bulmer.
The Cambridge claimed another win as they triumphed 7-0 away to Usworth. Craig McShane grabbed the headlines with a great hattrick, he was backed up with further goals from Paul Stokoe, Daniel Farhang and a brace from Andrew Morris.
FIRST DIVISION
A depleted Thorney Close Inn cantered to a 6-1 win against Times Inn. It took ten mins for the breakthrough when Dan Makin started and finished a fine flowing move which included a quick one-two with Paul Brooke. Makin then made it 2-0 on 20 mins as he nonchalantly lobbed the keeper after an audacious 50 yard pass from John Bewick. The Times nearly got back into the game but they were denied by a world class save from Jackson.
Dan Makin was proving to a real handful for the Times defence as he helped himself to his hattrick after the visiting keeper saved a Bewick thunderbolt. Knox was working overtime in the Times goal as he pulled off 5 tremendous saves, but he was beaten again as Paul Brooke scored after great work by Nicholson, Adams then made it 5-0 as he scored with a trademark header. Substitute Gordon entered the fray and he made it six goals without reply as he beat two players before rifling the ball into the bottom corner. The Times kept going and they got a deserved consolation goal as Mark Eden let rip from 30 yards leaving the keeper stranded as the ball flew into the top corner.
The Victoria Gardens celebrated well into Saturday night as they won their first point of the season as they battled to a 4-4 draw at Oddfellows.
Stephen Allan, Adam Laidler, Shaun King and Darren Liddle grabbed the goals for the Millfield side, but it was efforts from John Cairns (2), James Cooney and Gavin Lafferty that saw the Gardeners claim a draw.
Dray and Horses Troys Taxis FC also claimed their first point of the season as they battled to an exciting 4-4 draw against East Durham Spartans at Thompsons Park.
Stephen Davison was star man for the Dray as he orchestrated goals for Lee Robins (2), David Soulsby and Ian King. Spartans replied through Philip Robinson, Danny Keers, Ross Wright and man of the match Michael Tempest.
Park View boosted their confidence as they came away with a fine 3-1 win against The Saltgrass. The View’s win came courtesy of goals from Aidan Lowthian, Robert Russell and John Bafana. Saltgrass replied through John Hope.
TWR COMMERCIAL LEAGUE CHALLENGE CUP
Hall Farm Blakeneys cruised into the next round as they won 8-1 against Hollycarside in what turned out to be a one sided affair.
Two early well taken goals by Tom Charlton and Phil Dorian put Farm in command before captain for the day Paul Howe gave away a sloppy penalty to let Hollycarside back into the game, they then had good chances to equalise before David Jackson scored a fine goal lobbing the keeper from almost 30 yards.
The second half was much the same and Farm at times were sloppy, Dorian got a well taken second before Charlton did likewise, Dorian clinched his hat-trick with a well taken penalty before Paul Howe scored a great header to cancel out his early error from Dorian's corner. Farm were threatening a landslide now but chances were being wasted before Kyle Lax brought the house down with a sublime individual eighth goal, taking 6 men with great skills before rounding the keeper who had peformed excellent in the second half to complete the scoring and send Farm into the next round.
Hollycarside must be commended for their great attitude and spirit towards the game.
PREMIER DIVISION (midweek fixtures)
Aquatic Sports perform better in midweek as they won convincingly away to Usworth 7-2.
Hendon FC were made to work hard for their win as they scraped to a 3-2 win at Colliery Tavern, the win keeps Mr Turnbull’s men in second spot hot on the heels of the leaders.
Adam Bulmer was amongst the scorers for the Tavern whose star man was Steve Roberts.
West End remain in pole position as they were unconvincing in a 1-0 home win against an unlucky Chesters Athletic. Ian Redman starred for Chesters.
Hylton CW have hit a bad patch as they slumped to a 3-2 defeat against Shiney Row Travellers Rest.
Sassco UK remain at the foot of the table as they suffered a 4-1 home defeat against Redhouse. Despite recent defeats Sassco can take heart from some encouraging and improved performances.
The Cambridge seem to be holding their own in the Premier Division as they won 3-1 against Hendon Grange Global Gym. Craig McShane (2) and Paul Stokoe got the goals that sealed the win for the Cambridge, Global consolation came from Tony Armstrong.
Hall Farm Blakeneys were full value for their win as the grafted to a fine 3-2 win at Hylton Colliery Juniors.
FIRST DIVISION (midweek fixtures)
East Durham Spartans leaped to second place in the table as they inflicted a first defeat on Golden Fleece as they came away with a great 2-1 win. Philip Robinson was the thorn in the Fleece side as he scored twice, Kris Tyson replied for the Fleece.
Hollycarside can breathe a huge sigh of relief as they won their first point in an entertaining 3-3 against Victoria Gardens.
FC Chesters won 3-0 away to Park View. Chesters goals came from man of the match Paul Maw who scored twice and David Branton.
The Times Inn claimed the three points as they won 6-3 in their clash with FC Whitburn.
Dominic Solman scored a hattrick for Whitburn.
Thorney Close Inn won again, but they had to do it the hard way as they laboured to a 3-1 success against Country Park Inn.
A very physical Park Inn took the lead when Ryan Scott finished powerfully that gave keeper Jackson no chance. It could have been a lot worse for Thorney had Priest’s shot found the net instead of hitting the bar.
The second half saw Thorney come out fired up and they immediately created chances but there was no end product. Thorney finally managed to equalise as sub Kyle Gibson evaded two challenges and drifted into the box to pull the ball back to Paul Brooke to fire home from 8 yards. Thorney were well on top now and the pressure told as Brett Gillat was hauled down in the box with the referee awarding a penalty, up stepped Adam Heath as he kept his nerve to drill his spot kick into the bottom corner. Park Inn went pressing for the equaliser and were caught on the counter attack, as the ball broke to James Smith and his pass set Dale Spence on his way and it was his pass that saw Paul Brooke grab his second goal and clinch the game for his side.
Micky Nicholson starred for Thorney Close, whilst Michael Dennis was star turn for Park Inn.