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Lord Morpeth TBALL C V Wharfahampton East London Sunday League MOR MOR D PE D PE R T R T O H O H L L F F O B O B O LU O LU TBALL C Lord Morpeth TBALL C V Wharfahampton Sunday 21 April Hackney Marsh, South Show Pitch 10:30am Kick Off East London Cup Semi Final Referee: Mr W.Malambu Assistant Referee 1: Mr R.Keteete Assistant Referee 2: Mr A.Bayou Lord Morpeth Public House 402, Old Ford Road, Bow, London The Lord Nelson www.pitchero.com/clubs/lordmorpethfc 1 Manchester Road, Isle of Dogs Welcome East London Cup Semi Final Lord Morpeth FC v Wharfahampton FC: Greetings to all supporters, management committee, league committee, teams and very importantly the match officials without whom we would have no game. This is one half of the East London Cup Semi Final with the other being between FC Duchess and Arbour Athletic. To give you a brief overview Wharfahampton and Lord Morpeth are both new clubs to the East London League both coming from the Hackney and Leyton League last season. Wharfahampton FC are made up of a nice group of friends from the Isle of Dogs, Shadwell, Bow, Kent, Woodford and Stepney area’s and they play their home games at Millwall Park. Lord Morpeth FC is made up of a close group of friends from the Roman Road, Mile End and Bethnal Green area’s with their home games being played at Victoria Park. Last season was the first season for both clubs. Wharfahampton finished third in Division One and Lord Morpeth finished seventh in Division Four of the Hackney and Leyton League. Currently Wharfahampton are sitting top of Division One having not lost a game all season in the league and Lord Morpeth are second with two defeats coming at the hands of Wharfahampton and FC Duchess. The final is due to be played on Sunday May 27 (Bank Holiday) at Wadham Lodge. We hope you enjoy todays game and the rest of the programme. Thank you for attending and showing your support. Lord Morpeth Public House 402, Old Ford Road, Bow, London The Lord Nelson Twitter @lordmorpethfc 1 Manchester Road, Isle of Dogs League Committee and Tables Chairman / Honorary Fixtures Mr Brian Hannon Esq and Cup Secretary Honorary Treasurer Mr Terry Simmons Esq Honorary General Secretary Mr Eugene Egan Esq Honourable Registration Secretary / Ms K Hannon Honourable Fines Secretary Honorable Referees Secretary Mr Jeff Gordon Esq Premier League Table Position Team PLD W D L F A GD PTS 1 Millwall Albion 15 10 3 2 41 20 21 33 2 Albert Royals 14 9 2 3 41 26 15 29 3 Hatch Lane 11 8 1 2 43 19 24 25 4 Reama 14 7 3 4 41 35 6 24 5 Stoke Newington 13 3 5 5 33 36 -3 14 6 Stratford Juniors 12 4 2 6 29 38 -9 14 7 Hackney Downs 'A' 13 3 3 7 21 31 -10 12 8 St Lucia United 12 1 5 6 21 27 -6 8 9 Romania Galaxy 14 2 0 12 17 55 -38 6 Division One League Table Position Team PLD W D L F A GD PTS 1 WHARFAHAMPTON 18 16 2 0 62 18 44 50 2 LORD MORPETH 17 12 3 2 46 25 21 39 3 Byron 15 9 4 2 60 21 39 31 4 FC Duchess 17 9 2 6 58 39 19 29 5 Cranes 18 9 2 7 38 28 10 29 6 Arbour Athletic 16 9 2 5 58 54 4 29 7 East End Athletic 17 9 0 8 35 41 -6 27 8 Hackney Downs 'B' 18 7 3 8 33 42 -9 24 9 Chettle Court Rangers 20 5 3 12 49 77 -28 18 10 The Cardigan 19 4 3 12 35 55 -20 15 11 Haringey Town 17 4 2 11 36 55 -19 14 12 Castrillon 16 3 2 11 32 55 -23 11 13 Young Prince 18 2 2 14 15 47 -32 8 Manager / Coach Comments Lord Morpeth Manager: Charlie Magri’s Comments The semi final is finally here and the lads have tough competition against title leaders Whafahampton. With the lads on a high from our last cup game against Hackney Downs B and putting in an excellent performance against Premiership outfit Millwall and this cup possibly out last chance of silverware this season, I expect nothing but 100% today from every area of the field. I would like to thank everyone who has supported us this season and today, lets bring the noise and get behind the boys today! Good luck lads! LMFC! Lord Morpeth Player Coach: Freddie Rogers Comments After two weeks of no games due to weather conditions and no fixture available we are going in to this game full of confidence after a good run of form having only lost one game on penalties in the quarter final of the Jubilee Cup against Millwall Albion. The lads have worked extremely hard to get where they are today and deservedly so, they deserve every bit of praise and credit possible for working so hard on the training ground and putting that into the matches to get results each week! I am extremely proud of the lads, they show great spirit and fight every week to get them where they are. They have come so far! Wharfahampton have a very strong set up having only lost one game this season in the Jubilee Cup to Byron. They bring great football ability and talent to today’s game. I know the lads will go out there today and give it there best to get us to the final. I have %100 confidence in every player! Thanks to all the supporters that have come to watch every game and especially today, we are very grateful that you give up your time to come and support the lads! GOOD LUCK LADS, YOU ARE ALREADY WINNERS FOR GETTING THIS FAR! Lord Morpeth Public House 402, Old Ford Road, Bow, London The Lord Nelson Twitter @lordmorpethfc 1 Manchester Road, Isle of Dogs Manager / Coach Comments Wharfahampton Manager: Steven Rose’s Comments It’s our first season in the East London League and things couldn’t have gone much better. There are a lot of new faces in the team this year but its like we’ve played together for years and with an undefeated record in the League which backs that up. We’re 11 points clear of today’s opponents who occupy second spot with only six games to go, so we are confident of becoming champions. But for today we are solely concentrating on the game and hoping for the win that will take us to the final, where we aim to hopefully grab the double. Lord Mopeth are our friendly rivals. Knowing their manager, coach and a few of the players makes us even more determined to come out on top. They are the only capable team of catching us in the league (miracle, then maybe they would) They are a well organised team and we will have to be at our best to beat them. Personally I think this fixture should have been the Final as it is the two best teams in the competition. May the best team win Lord Morpeth Public House 402, Old Ford Road, Bow, London The Lord Nelson www.pitchero.com/clubs/lordmorpethfc 1 Manchester Road, Isle of Dogs Lord Morpeth Squad Ryan Anderson (GK) Tyler Brown Paul Jay Wellington Connor Weston John Abela Sam Stacey Aaron Phillips Dean Rogers Anthony Donovan Barry Brown Shane Da Silva (Captain) Harry Whitmore Luke Barter Jamie Stevenson Darren Borg Lee Hosford Jesse Mason Manager: Charlie Magri Mascot: Henry Rogers Player / Coach: Freddie Rogers Groundsman: Mark Rogers Colours: Navy Shirts, White Shorts and White Socks Lord Morpeth Public House 402, Old Ford Road, Bow, London The Lord Nelson Twitter @lordmorpethfc 1 Manchester Road, Isle of Dogs Lord Morpeth Squad Ryan Anderson GK - 8 Clean sheets, 2 MOTM A solid commanding show this season so far for Ryan, an all round quality keeper with huge presence. Paul Jay Wellington LB - 0 Goals, 1 MOTM One of the most consistent players to play in the League. Fast, strong, big voice with great defending and attacking ability. John Abela RB - 2 Goals, 2 MOTM A solid RB who has come on a bundle this season and has a couple of cracking goals to his name this season. Aaron Phillips CB - 1 Goal, 1 MOTM A strong and reliable centre half who can play centre midfield as well, very calm and collected on the ball. Anthony Donovan CM/CB - 0 Goals, 0 MOTM A solid experienced player who signed on deadline day and gelled well, played at most levels of football who dictates the play and has a brilliant work rate. Shane Da Silva (Captain) CB - 0 Goals, 2 MOTM Got named captain mid way through the season, puts his body in front of everything, very strong, dedicated and his challenges are spot on. SAY NO MORE! Luke Barter LW/RW - 9 Goals, 2 MOTM A Very quick and strong winger with 9 goals this season, he has come on loads since last season and cemented his place in the team. Darren Borg CB/CM - 2 Goals, 2 MOTM A very experienced and solid player, throws his body on the line for everything, had a brilliant season so far, his touch is brilliant and can keep up with the youngest on the team at the age of 34.
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