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Meet and Tweet the Players of Caister FC Meet and Tweet the Players of Caister FC Liam Hembling (@liam21hembling) – Goalkeeper Garrett Ward – Forward Liam is an excellent goalkeeper and offers so much confidence to our back four. He is big and strong, Scored 22 last season. Brother to Anton. Quality, match winner on his day when in the right frame of loves to come and collect a cross hence his new nickname ‘The Priest’. Great lad we are well pleased mind, offers pace in wide areas or upfront. Definitely a senior player who will be important this to have onboard. His only down fall is that he supports Everton but we can’t all be perfect #dartsfan. season if he can stop the ticking time bomb. Not quite sure whats going on with his hair but daren’t James Hunt (@Hunto92) – Winger ask him in case he flips. #Gazateli. #warmsuponhisown stepped up to the first team squad after some impressive run outs in the Ressies. Also known as Jason Thompson (@JasonJthompson1) – Attacking Centre Midfield ** 2013-14 SIGNING** Turkish Hunto is a social animal. If there is a night out to be had he is involved. Most prolific Tweeter Jason signs from last season GYDFL champions HBU after they finally toppled Catfield. Jason is an at Caister FC. Loves the club and his new Red jacket. #socialite exciting talent that will add quality this season and help keep competition for places strong. Mark Blake (@BlakeCMNTB) – Left Back Jamie Long – (@jlong1987) - Forward ** 2013-14 SIGNING** CLUB CAPTAIN. Blakey, 35 this year, has played for Caister since he was 11. The most loyal and Jamie signs from Stalham and is one of a few real quality & experienced players to come in and committed player the club have ever had. Most capped, Lifted the Junior Cup in 2007 as Caister won improve our squad. Excellent on the wing with the talent to go past players. Works hard off the ball their first major trophy.. Respected by everyone. Hung up his skippers armband but always a Legend. and has a quality delivery. #newtotwitter #tescosortraining Danny Heller (@HellerDanny) – Attacking Centre Midfield Tom Rowley (@NewBridgeGarage) – Centre Back/Midfield Players Player Of the Year 2012-13. The Creator. Danny is one of the best local talents and can bring Experienced, Solid player, very committed and reliable. Always trains, always attends club events. any game to life with a flash of brilliance. Will try a 40 yard effort today. Loves a night out and can be Vocal on the pitch. Should be a role model for any young player. Senior player who has been awesome a ring leader but thanks to his influential girlfriend Georgie those days have been kept in check. 16 at Centre half but is always an option to step into midfield. Appreciates organisation. Real man always goals last season. Most capped player & Skipper candidate. #eyebrows. has grease behind his finger nails. #sunbedking. Currently injured. #5thmetertarsal Kieran Hack (@Kieranhack88) – Striker Aaron Bowers-Huggins – Centre Midfield ** 2013-14 SIGNING** Experienced player. Role model to younger members not only on Saturdays but during the week THE SUPERVISOR. Popular in local football Aaron was one of targets preseason to add some given that he is a teacher. Trains well and shows great commitment to the side. Important talent for experience and stability in Centre midfield. “Huggy” signs after winning everything with Catfield this season in forward areas, lethal strike and good movement. Probably got the best vision in the including the Junior cup last season. Also great experience with Gorleston including winning the team thanks to his two massive bug eyes. #teacher #ozil #Biglights #Ohshit #£8threecoursecurry Norfolk Senior cup, ¼ of the FA Vase & Thurlow Nunn Div. 1 title. Will be at the centre of everything Grant Johnson – Centre Midfield especially in the bar. Not suited to Norwich clubs #YARCO. #firemanscarry #ohshit #unclecurly Solid, Centre midfielder verging on the complete player. Good ball winner, very fit and surprisingly Lee Turner (@ljbaby123) – Center Back good in the air given his height. Would likely be a first team regular if his work permitted. Nicknames Managers Player of The year 2012-13. One of the strongest defenders in the area, has shown a new Semi & Chimp are most popular but he has a few. Practical Joker – Just ask Wozza. #semi found commitment this season and looks up for the challenge. Caister chances depend on his James Macmillan – (@james_Macmillan) - Left Back availability. Enjoys fishing and superimposing photos for comedic reasons. Longest in the showers. One of the pretty boys at the club. Really nice lad who has proved he has the quality and strength to Allen Barrett (@AllenB93) – Centre/Right Back withstand senior football. Great ball player with excellent feet. Great looking lad committed to Compared to Bobby Moore for his strong defending and eye for a driven pass. Last season’s player of Caister. #macca-donalds the Year and Young player of the year after an impressive debut season in Senior football. Don’t turn Laurence Taylor – (@ltaylor237) Right Back ** 2013-14 SIGNING** your back on him in the showers. #homo Recently been on 3 pretend dates with a girl though. New addition this season Laurence signed after only the 1st preseason session after moving from Acle Warren Nicholls (@wozza800) – Centre Midfield where he played last season. Will give us a quality outlet at right back and will start things off neatly. Signed in 2012-13 Preseson and brought in by the new management. Has experience with Senior clubs Reads the game well and is keen to listen & learn. Gorleston, Yarmouth, Acle and Halvergate before joining the Junior Cup hunters at Catfield. He saw Tom Norman – Attacking Midfielder ** 2013-14 SIGNING** the light this season and stepped back up to Combination football again. Has proved to be a top player Tom is one of the new additions brought in to strengthen the squad as we look to push on in the and will bring valuable experience. Like to borrow the Gaffers clothes. #powderbluechinos&Snapback premier division. Will bring experience from a host of clubs in Senior Football. Very tricky player with Anton Ward (@antonwrd7) – Forward a box full of skills and tricks to look out for. Currently injured. Top scorer last season with 32 goals. An amazing talent that can amaze visiting teams. Renowned now Lewis Holsworth – Striker by the home fans as our tricky wide man that attacks teams with pace, skill and physical strength. Offers us something different upfront. Experienced forward who has an awesome shot from distance, Quiet & unpredictable character. Will be a contender for top scorer. Has recently revealed that he has likes a header and is also quality with his feet. When he gets going hes like a train so don’t get in his the body of a Mens Health Magazine model. #keyboardwarrior #abortory #testtubecreations way. Great option proved his worth at the end of last season after returning to the club. #hairyfeet Joe Bryanton (@JoeBryanton88) – Centre Midfield ** 2013-14 SIGNING** Aaron Robson (@aaronrobbo4444) – Midfielder Joe played for Caister a couple of seasons ago and is a real great addition this season. At the moment Aaron is a very skilful midfielder he finds his way out of most challenges somehow and nearly always only available when not playing for Great Yarmouth Town in the Thurlow Nunn league but will add runs away with the ball if he doesn’t he wins freekicks. Played a good part in our success towards the quality when we need to bring him in. #NotALeftBack end of the season. Is fitter than he looks. #Pacey. Impressive this preseason to earn his place. Last Week’s Match report.... Club view .... CROMER 3-2 CAISTER Caister travelled to Cabbell Park, Cromer with the strongest squad they have had this season whilst an improved Cromer named new signings from Spixsworth to bolster their side. Reserves: Caister included Chad Pillar in their starting line up and reverted to a more solid looking 4-4-2 formation. The early exchanges looked promising as Caister took the game to their hosts and 3 Great away wins has seen the Ressies make a remarkable start to life in the good crosses from the Caister right from Long and Barrett on both occasions found Pillar, his next division up. The last run out against Marlingford was a battling headers were cleared off the line and then saved by the experience Cromer keeper. As has performance against a side that tried to intimidate the young Ressies. Today we been the way in the early part of the season Caisters good play was not rewarded and on 10 take on Blofield Reserves away. Good Luck lads keep the 100% start going! minutes Caister were exposed down their left side as a runner was not tracked. This allowed their lively striker to volley inside the six yard box from a cross to give Cromer the lead. Caister then began to panic as they found themselves behind again. Mix ups and nervous defending ensued for the next 10 minutes as Cromer threatened to extend their lead. On one occasion Hembling came racing off his line, the striker beat him to the ball but an instinctive last gasp tackle from Taylor saved Caister’s blushes just as the striker was bearing down on a gaping goal mouth. Eventually Caister managed to calm their nerves and play their way back into the game. A period of persistent pressure forced a penalty as a Cromer player handled inside the box. Jamie Long stepped up to convert the kick comfortably to deservedly level the scores at half time. Caister regrouped and seemingly, for 2 minutes at least came out in a buoyant mood.
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