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Tt Reports Index 2018-19 TT REPORTS INDEX 2018-19 updated on 05/07/19 TT No.166: Brian Buck - Sat 29/06/19; Foulsham (v Longham); Friendly Match. TT No.165: Brian Buck - Sat 22/06/19; Chatham Town Reserves (v Rochester City Reserves); Friendly Match. TT No.164: Brian Buck - Thurs 20/06/19; Ynys Môn (Anglesey) v Shetland; Huws Gray Inter Island Games Ynys Môn Men’s Semi Final played at Llangefni Town FC. TT No.163: Brian Buck – Thurs 20/06/19; Guernsey v Isle of Man; Huws Gray Inter Island Games Ynys Môn Men’s Semi-Final played at Gwalchmai FC. TT No.162: Brian Buck - Weds 19/06/19; Ynys Môn (Anglesey) v Jersey; Huws Gray Inter Island Games Ynys Môn Women’s Semi-Final played at Amlwch Town FC. TT No.161: Brian Buck – Tues 18/06/19; Orkney v Western Isles; Huws Gray Inter Island Games Ynys Môn Men’s Group A played at Cemaes Bay FC. TT No.160: Brian Buck – Mon 17/06/19; Gibraltar v Isle of Man; Huws Gray Inter Island Games Ynys Môn Women’s Group C played at Llanerchymedd FC. TT No.159: Steve Hardy – Sun 16/06/19 - Fri 22/06/19; Inter Island Games 2019 – Football Tournament played on Anglesey. TT No.158: Brian Buck - Sat 08/06/19; Stalham Town (v Thorpe Village); Friendly Match. TT No.157: Brian Buck - Sat 18/05/19; Slough Heating Laurencians (v FC Beaconsfield); East Berks League Premier Division. TT No.156: Keith Aslan – Sat 18/05/19; Heyford Athletic (v Garsington); Oxfordshire Senior League Premier Division. TT No.155: Brian Buck - Weds 15/05/19; CS Rovers (v Houghton Athletic); Bedfordshire County League Division 2. TT No.154: Brian Buck - Tues 14/05/19; West Winch (v Marshland Saints); UK Van Solutions Norfolk West Norfolk League Charlie Day Cup Semi Final. TT No.153: Brian Buck - Sat 11/05/19; Linby Colliery Welfare (v Welbeck Lions); Abacus Lighting Central Midlands League Black Dragon South. TT No.152: Keith Aslan - Sat 11/05/19; Castle Donington (v Mayfield); Midlands Regional Alliance. TT No.151: Brian Buck - Mon 06/05/19; Old Bradwell United (v Pitstone & Ivinghoe); Spartan South Midlands League Division 1. TT No.150: Brian Buck - Sat 04/05/19; Alcester Town (v Enville Athletic); Total Motion Midland League Division 3. TT No.149: Keith Aslan – Sat 04/05/19; Newcastle Blue Star (v Newcastle University); Northern Alliance Premier Division. TT No.148: Steve Hardy – Sat 04/05/19; Willington Reserves (v Wirksworth Ivanhoe Reserves); Midland Regional Alliance Division One. TT No.147: Brian Buck - Weds 01/05/19; Elstow Abbey (v Sporting Lewsey Park); Bedfordshire County League Division 2. TT No.146: Steve Hardy – Tues 30/04/19; Woolpack (v Seighford ‘A’); Stafford Sunday League Premier Division. TT No.145: Keith Aslan - Sat 27/04/19; Lower Breck (v Carlisle City); North West Counties Division 1 North. TT No.144: Steve Hardy – Sat 27/04/19; Amanah (v Wake Green Amateurs B); Birmingham & District League Division One. TT No.143: Steve Hardy – Sat 27/04/19; West Bromwich Albion U18s (v Manchester City U18s); FA Premier Academy League U18 North Division. TT No.142: Brian Buck - Weds 24/04/19; Houghton Athletic (v Sporting Lewsey Park); Bedfordshire County League Division 2. TT No.141: Brian Buck - Sat 20/04/19; Chesterton (v Hanborough); Oxfordshire Senior League Division 1. TT No.140: Steve Hardy – Sat 20/04/19; Connect Sports (v Clarendon); West Midlands Christian League Division One. TT No.139: Keith Aslan – Fri 19/04/19; Bere Alston (v Plymstock); South West Peninsula Division 1 West. TT No.138: Keith Aslan - Thurs 18/04/19; Kentisbeare v The Windmill; Devon Senior Cup Final @ The FA Ground Newton Abbot. TT No.137: Brian Buck - Sun 14/04/19; Hitchin Town Ladies (v Hitchin Belles Ladies); Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire Women's League Division 2. TT No.136: Brian Buck - Sun 07/04/19; Blacksmiths (v Everett Rovers); Herts Sunday Intermediate Cup Final. TT No.135: Brian Buck – Sat 06/04/19; CS Rovers (v Black Swan (Luton)); Bedfordshire County League Jubilee Cup Semi Final. TT No.134: Brian Buck – Sat 06/04/19; ZimStevenage (v London School of Theology); Herts & Borders Churches League Division 1. TT No.133: Brian Buck - Weds 03/04/19; Tottenham Hotspur (v Crystal Palace); Premier League. TT No.132: Steve Hardy – Weds 17/04/19; Jacks Bar (v Three Cups); Wolverhampton Sunday League Division Four. TT No.131: Keith Aslan – Sat 13/04/19; Old Carthusians v Old Meadonians; AFA Senior Cup Final (@ The Bank of England Sports Ground). TT No.130: Steve Hardy – Sat 13/04/19; AFC Bull Farm (v Old Boots); Midland & Notts Alliance Junior Cup Semi-Final. TT No.129: Steve Hardy – Sat 13/04/19; Mansfield Town U18 (v Bradford City U18); Football League Youth Alliance North East Division. TT No.128: Steve Hardy – Sat 06/03/19; Whalley Range (v Old Stretfordians); Lancashire & Cheshire Amateur League Premier Division. TT No.127: Brian Buck - Sat 30/03/19; Sandbach United (v Carlisle City); Hallmark Security League (NWCL) Division 1 Cup Semi Final 2nd Leg. TT No.126: Steve Hardy – Sun 31/03/19; Southampton Saints Girls & Ladies (v Cheltenham Town Ladies); FA Women’s National League Division One SW. TT No.125: Steve Hardy – Sat 30/03/19; Hamble Club (v Cowes Sports); Wessex League Premier Division. TT No.124: Keith Aslan – Sat 30/03/19; FC Wickhamford (v Welford on Avon); Stratford Alliance Division 1. TT No.123: Brian Buck - Sat 23/03/19; Newcastle Benfield (v Ryhope Colliery Welfare); EBAC Northern League Division 1. TT No.122: Steve Hardy – Sat 23/03/19; Nottingham (v Crowle Colts); Central Midlands League Division One North. TT No.121: Steve Hardy – Sat 23/03/19; Notts County U18 (v Burton Albion U18); Football League Youth Alliance North East Division. TT No.120: Keith Aslan - Sat 23/03/19; Whitkirk Wanderers (v Knaresborough Town Reserves); West Yorkshire League Premier. TT No.119: Brian Buck – Sat 16/03/19; Desborough & Rothwell United (v Wollaston Victoria); Northants Combination Premier Division. TT No.118: Steve Hardy – Sat 16/03/19; Kings Heath Rangers (v AFC Sutton Phoenix); Birmingham & District League Supplementary Cup. TT No.117: Steve Hardy – Sat 16/03/19; Wellington KB United (v Red Star); Midland Junior Premier League U18 Division. TT No.116: Keith Aslan – Sat 16/03/19; Copthorne (v Westfield); Southern Combination Division 2. TT No.115: Brian Buck – Sat 09/03/19; Copthorne (v Brighton Electricity); Macron Store Southern Combination Division 2. TT No.114: Keith Aslan - Sat 09/03/19; Kiveton Park (v Penistone Church Reserves); Sheffield & Hallamshire Cup Semi-Final. TT No.113: Steve Hardy – Sat 09/03/19; Mossley Hill Athletic (v Upton AA); West Cheshire League Division One. TT No.112: Steve Hardy – Sat 09/03/19; Mossley Hill Athletic Reserves (v South Mersey); Liverpool Old Boys League Division One. TT No.111: Steve Hardy – Sat 02/03/19; Milton Keynes Gallacticos (v Berkhamsted Raiders); Spartan South Midland League Division 2. TT No.110: Steve Hardy – Sat 02/03/19; Milton Keynes Dons U18 (v Leyton Orient U18); Football league Youth Alliance Merit League 2. TT No.109: Keith Aslan - Sat 02/03/19; Colden Common (v Liphook); Hampshire Premier League. TT No.108: Brian Buck - Sat 23/02/19; Mountsorrel Amateurs (v Sporting Markfield); North Leicestershire League Premier Division. TT No.107: Steve Hardy – Sat 23/02/19; Boynton Sports (v Millmoor Juniors); Sheffield County Senior League Division 1. TT No.106: Steve Hardy – Sat 23/02/19; Olympic Crookes (v Langsett Pumas); Sheffield Fair Play League Division 3. TT No.105: Keith Aslan - Sat 23/02/19; Foley Meir (v Alsager Reserves); Staffordshire County League Premier Division. TT No.104: Brian Buck – Sat 16/02/19; Old Rutlishians (v Battersea Ironsides); Surrey Intermediate Cup Quarter Final. TT No.103: Keith Aslan - Sat 16/02/19; Swansea University (v Garden Village); Welsh League Division 2 TT No.102: Steve Hardy – Sat 16/02/19; Melksham Town (v Blackfield & Langley;) Southern League Division One South. TT No.101: Steve Hardy – Sat 16/02/19; Swindon Town U18 (v Portsmouth U18); Football League Youth Alliance Merit League 1. TT No.100: Brian Buck - Sat 09/02/19; Yelverton (v Fakenham Town Reserves); Hadley & Ottaway Anglian Combination Division 1. TT No.099: Steve Hardy – Sat 09/02/19; Solihull Armada (v Netherton Tigers); Birmingham & District League Division Six. TT No.098: Keith Aslan - Sat 09/02/19; Waveney (v Beccles); Anglian Combination Premier Division. TT No.097: Keith Aslan - Sat 02/02/19; Southend Academy (v Exeter City Academy); EFL Youth Alliance Cup Southern Section Final. TT No.096: Brian Buck – Sat 26/01/19; Castle Cary (v AFC Brislington); uhlsport Somerset County League Division 2. TT No.095: Steve Hardy – Sat 26/01/19; KCC Old Boys (v Liobians); Liverpool Old Boys League Division Two. TT No.094: Keith Aslan - Sat 26/01/19; Caister (v Scole); Anglian Combination Premier Division. TT No.093: Brian Buck - Sat 19/01/19; Morecambe (v Stevenage); Sky Bet League 2. TT No.092: Steve Hardy – Sun 20/01/19; Bloxwich Rangers U21 (v Dudley Rangers United); Beacon League Division 2. TT No.091: Keith Aslan - Sat 19/01/19; Park View (v Bedford); South Midland League Division 1. TT No.090: Steve Hardy – Sat 19/01/19; Netherton Tigers (v Armada); Birmingham & District League Division Six. TT No.089: Brian Buck - Sat 12/01/19; Denver (v Birchwood); UK Van Solutions North West Norfolk League Division 1.
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