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Old Wilsonians Football Club Season 2019/20 Newsletter No OLD WILSONIANS FOOTBALL CLUB SEASON 2019/20 NEWSLETTER NO. 18 All reports and news by 7pm Sunday [email protected] 1s , 3s & 6s not allocated fixtures so at Hayes, the 2s improve but go down to Nottsborough whilst 8s lose heavily to an All Stars City of London X1. Away the 4s and 5s go down fighting in close defeats at Lyonians and South Bank respectively. In the game of the day the 7s turned over previously unbeaten Civil Service 7s with a Jonny Q ‘perfect’ hat trick to take them top. So good the game merited two match reports. Table below. POS . P W D L F A GD PTS 1 Old Wilsonians 7th 9 8 0 1 38 10 28 24 2 Actonians 8th 10 7 1 2 32 10 22 22 3 Civil Service 7th 8 6 1 1 33 17 16 19 All our Yesterdays.. 25yrs ago, not much happened as all but one game survived and Greg Smith aka ‘Captain Crap’ gets a mention and Jason Trout gives us an anagram. 50yrs ago it was School games week and the 1st X1 school side were rather ungraciously referred to as of ‘moderate ability’ having beaten the 3s 5 – 4! Bob Bevan notches for the Old Boys 4s in second game with his foot presumably rather than a cane. Page 5. highlights our goal scorers list, Tom Dixon scores for the 2s to go 1 goal behind our joint leaders. App Goals Charles-Christie Madieson 14 14 James Sam 11 14 Dixon Tom 18 13 OWFC Sponsors A massive thank you to all your support with our grass roots football (click their logos to find out more) Cladish Sports Wallington Fixtures and Results – 25th January 2020 League 4th XI vs Old Lyonians th League 1s vs Results Scorers League 8 X1 v City of London All Stars Results Scorers 4 - 5 James ‘Stridey’ Stride 2 Gore, Tyler O’Callaghan Results Scorers No fixture League 5th XI vs South Bank 4s Away 2 - 10 Adam Benwell Tyrell Wells Results Scorers League 2nd XI vs Nottsborough Hayes 1 - 3 Ceejay Watson Friendly Vets vs West Citz 26/1 Results Scorers League 6th XI vs Results Scorers 1 - 3 Tom Dixon Results Scorers 8 - 0 James Karamath 2, Pat DuClasse No fixture 2, Kennedy, James Taylor, Jon Howe, Doug Smart. League 3rd XI vs League 7th XI v Civil Service 7s Friendly Super Vets v Cudham SV Results Scorers Results Scorers 5/1 3 - 2 Jonny Q Hat Trick, Leader, Legend. Results Scorers No Fixture 0 - 7 Proud sponsors of Old Wilsonians FC; 10% discount for all OWFC members when they eat at the restaurant Name App Goals Charles-Christie Madieson 14 14 Wells Terell 14 5 newman-sanders charlie 3 2 James Sam 11 14 Akpakuru Chibu 14 4 Saitch Luke 4 2 Dixon Tom 17 12 Benwell Steve 11 4 Sheridan Niall 14 2 Kennedy Chris 10 11 Carruthers Ben 18 4 Sherlock Stanly 3 2 igboayaka Sochi 16 9 Chappell Ashley 14 4 Shute Nick 8 2 Karamath James 13 9 Connew Luke 15 4 Simmons Mark 4 2 Newman-Sanders Ben 14 9 Gunnell William 10 4 Taylor James 10 2 Drame Taslim 11 8 HOWE Jon 22 4 Watson Cejay 11 2 Page Nick 12 8 Small Jon 7 4 Wright Sam 12 2 Williams Matt 10 8 Black Callum 1 3 Adams Anthony 14 1 Breen Jay 12 7 Chappell Jason 11 3 Aofolaju Demola 12 1 Forbes Sam 10 7 Lineker Danny 7 3 Barnaby Dion 5 1 Giles Ben 15 7 Rand Rickkie 11 3 Billing Chris 8 1 Gore Maverick 6 7 Steadford Kieran 19 3 Charman Chris 10 1 Mallins Ben 15 7 Adebayo Gabriel 9 2 Cotter Josh 8 1 Fenton Frank 16 7 Airdrie Ryan 11 2 Davies Will 11 1 Adams Robbie 12 6 Bakare Samuel 10 2 Davies-Winifred Sebastian 14 1 Benwell Adam 7 6 Carruth Graeme 6 2 DuCasse Patrick 4 1 Conduah Conrad 13 6 Elliott Craig 16 2 Dyki Chris 17 1 Jeevan Gowtham 22 6 Exelby Max 3 2 Eves Josh 8 1 Lewis Levi 7 6 Fowler Kevin 8 2 Farmer Edward 4 1 QUINTON Jon 11 6 Godfrey Josh 6 2 Flannery Peter 5 1 Dhariwal Mandeep 15 5 Jones John 6 2 Forbes Alex 10 1 Muraleetharan Kevin 7 5 Karamath Alex 18 2 Fox Andrew 4 1 Sellman Daniel 12 5 Mace Mark 5 2 Gilson Tyler 7 1 Old Wilsonians Goal Scorers 2019 / 2020 Links to the leagues (click to view) 1st XI – Senior Div 1 2nd XI – Intermediate Div 1 3rd XI – Junior South Div 2 4th Xi and 5th XI – Junior South Div 3 6th XI – Junior South Div 4 7th XI and 8th XI – Junior South Div 5 Proud sponsors of Old Wilsonians FC; 10% discount for all OWFC members when they eat at the restaurant The Old Wilsonians’ Association is currently Registration/Annual Subs running two fund raisers that you can join: Registration Annual subs THE PRIZE DRAW Due no later than 1st Oct or can’t play Due by 11th November For just £25 a year you will be entered into £30 - school/uni students for those with 5 games or 40 weekly draws of £25, 10 monthly draws of £50, and 2 annual draws of £500 £55 - everyone else including vets more... THE SUPER DRAW For £150** a year payable by 12 monthly payments of £12.50, you will be entered into OWFC bank details Sch/Uni Students - Free 12 monthly draws of £70, ten monthly draws SC - 200557 Vets only games - Free of £170 and two annual draws of £1000 Acc - 00685852 18 to 24 - £40 **Plus up to £50 taken off your subs 25 to 29 - £50 You can hold as many numbers you like. For 30 plus - £60 further details please contact Graham Watts you can request a direct debit mandate by Once you have paid this contact Jon completing the forms on the website, or by Howe directly with this information calling him on 07956 46 26 85 or email him If you have any questions 07432126627 at [email protected] please direct them to The SUPER DRAW & PRIZE DRAW are treasurer Jon Howe. Shirt size - M/L/XL/XXL/XXXL part of the OWA Lotteries. All payments to Initials (up to 3 letters) Old Wilsonians’ Association fund raising Short size – M/L/XL/XXL lotteries will be used to improve facilities at the club and grounds for the benefit of all members. 2’s v Nottsborough, League, Home 1 - 3 After a string of defeats to start the decade there were some rumblings of #aaronout within the ranks. Another home game for the 2’s against a historically strong Nottsborough side saw OWs start strongly. Within the first 10 minutes the 2’s were one up thanks to some gritty play in the middle and a neat through ball from Jon Howe which found Demo with only the keeper to beat. After looping the ball over the last man, Tom Dicko Dixon did his best to try nick the goal off Demo heading the ball in from less than one yard out. Nottsborough then began to bring the game to OW’s and started to exploit opportunities down the flanks. The fullback found some joy and after riding about 4 challenges stuck it straight in the stanchion against a helpless Powley, a feat he’d probably never be able to replicate again. The pressure continued and a corner resulted in another Nottsborough goal. A devilish delivery was met by the Notts centre back which was then dubiously put in with a helping hand from their striker a la Maradona. T he second half saw another neat goal which was cut back from the wing and finished nicely on the edge of the box, 3-1 Notts. The remainder of the game saw OWs have large amounts of possession, but ultimately weren’t able to convert. The final whistle sounded, questions about management resurfaced and musings about whether who would last longer George or Solskjaer found there way into the clubhouse. Azza fights another week at least. Matt Powley Aaron George Syd Sherlock Stu Dunk Josh Mackley Ben Middleton Nathan Cooper Andy Free Gowtham Jeevan Craig Elliott Jon Howe Tom Dixon Ali Osbourne 4s v Old Lyonians, Away Lost 4 - 5 The 4xi played their first game since December 7th as a strong squad made the long journey to Harrow for the Old Boys Cup Quarter Final against Old Lyonians. The home side have been sweeping everyone aside thus far this season (including several double figure drubbings) and we knew that it was going to be tough proposition before kick off. On an excellent pitch the game started with really high tempo with both teams playing great football. It was clear why Lyonians have been destroying teams as they attacked with lightening pace and had several players who could clearly play at a much higher level and we were grateful to Dan Sellman in midfield who had a game long battle with their number 10 who was really hurting us time and again (they have met before playing for both clubs respective 1s). For all their skill the first goal came from a simple error from Moniz at the back, who misjudged a long ball over the top, not what we needed, 1-0. We picked ourselves up and immediately hit back when we caught them out and James STRIDE finished well on his return from a year out with a knee injury.
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