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Saints inch to win PDF Print E-mail
Written by Benny   
Wednesday, 01 September 2010 06:26

CHALFONT ST PETER (1) 2 KENTISH TOWN (0) 0

 Adam Louth 2 22m, 88m

from our correspondent Nigel Orr (!!)

 

Man of the match (by a country mile) Adam Louth grabbed

a brace to secure Saints all the points in this tight encounter.

Kentish Town surprised everyone with a strong performance

which included many changes from the expected squad.

With a fair amount of end to end attacking it was an Adam

Louth's touch from an excellent Terrell Lewis centre that put

Saints into the lead.

The second half carried on in the same vain with both side

having good chances to score but heroic defending kept

things at bay.

As the clock passed the 91st minute hero Louthy scored

an superb second goal.

 
Saints bow out of the FA Cup PDF Print E-mail
Written by Administrator   
Saturday, 28 August 2010 22:56
F.A. CUP
PRELIMINARY ROUND
      
 BURNHAM (1) 2  CHALFONT ST PETER (0) 1
Saints scorer: Terrell Lewis 67m
 
 Saints suffer their first defeat of the season but oh what might
have been if they had taken the chances they created.

Arsenal, Chelsea and Man Utd can rest comfortably tonight
as Saints went out of the cup in the preliminary round.

Burnham started well for the first 10 minutes but Saints
gradually got going and when it look as if only they could
score Burnham's Ryan Bird hit the net in long ball move
from their defence.

Saints toiled without success during the rest of the half and
seven minutes into the second half  Mr Bird struck again
to put Burham 2 up.

Most of the rest of the second half was dominated by
Chalfont and Terrell Lewis scored when put through with
a great pass from skipper Hughes.

Two great chances fell to Saints in the dying minutes but
it was not to be.

The reserves suffered their second defeat of the season at
home to Cove 2-1.

Don't forget the Chalfont St Peter website:
 www.chalfontstpeterafc.co.uk
 
The next first team game is at home to Kentish Town
on Tuesday evening ko 7:45pm.  The reserves visit
newly reformed Berkhampsted FC on Wed 1st Sep
ko 7:30ish 
 
Last Updated on Saturday, 28 August 2010 22:57
 
Saints Fly Past Jets PDF Print E-mail
Written by Ian   
Tuesday, 24 August 2010 21:17

Oxhey Jets 1  Saints 6 (Molten Spartan Premier Division)
 
Saints soared past Oxhey on Tuesday and landed on top of the table with a crushing display that condemned the hosts to bottom place. 
 
Goals from Jimmy Froud and Adamson Ajayi had Saints clear inside half an hour and although Louis Puckman pulled one back for Oxhey after an hour, the final result was never in doubt.
 
A flurry of goals in the last 10 minutes provided the icing on the cake as Barry Brosnan grabbed a pair with Jude Eboyi and Terrell Lewis rounding off the half dozen for a very successful evening's work.  
Last Updated on Tuesday, 24 August 2010 22:14
 
Reserves defeated PDF Print E-mail
Written by Benny   
Tuesday, 24 August 2010 07:59

Saints Reserves went down 2-0 at home to Boreham Wood last night in their first league game of the new campaign..........hopefully details will follow

Last Updated on Tuesday, 24 August 2010 08:01
 
Impressive Saints Stay Perfect PDF Print E-mail
Written by Ian   
Saturday, 21 August 2010 22:17

Saints 2  Hadley 0  (Molten Spartan Premier Division)

Saturday's visitors from Hadley had made made the best start among the Premier Division's new boys but they left with a much better idea of the step up required to challenge at the top of the division as they came up against a Saints side starting to hit their stride.

Saints have flattered to deceive so far this season despite their winning start but here they were impressive throughout the side from the very first whistle to the final kick. More than the three points gained, there were strong signals that they are kicking into gear and that the fires have not been dampened by their near misses of recent seasons.

The most obvious test of how good Saints are playing is how visible talisman midfielder Alan Hedley is during the afternoon. The current Player of the Year is the most consistent and influential player in the side and if he stands out it is usually because others are playing below par. This time, Alan was one among many which is a great sign.

Hadley's reputation as a tough, direct side preceded them and Danny Edwards had Saints prepared and ready. A typically bright start, with Daniel Hughes and Terrell Lewis working well together on the left and Lewis Cumber pushing forward to support Adamson Ajayi on the right stretched the Hadley back line and Barry Brosnan worked hard and caused problems through the middle. The breakthrough came on 18 minutes when Terrell Lewis broke into the box, beating several players before letting loose an unstoppable shot into the corner for 1-0.

Hadley had their moments too, with their front line led by man-mountain Melford Simpson and Saints had to be sharp and organised to quell the threat. Dwayne Williams had a marquee afternoon, imposing himself on the game in midfield in a way long hoped for.

The game really came alive after the break with both sides sparring hard and looking for the decisive breakthrough but the defences held the upper hand at both ends. Ray Walsh and Lewis Cumber were strong at the back while Adam Louth was outstanding; totally committed to his role, even surprising the crowd with a right footed clearance at one point. Such were the swings in play that his usual clever play around the opposition area was denied as he rarely got out of his own half. 

New found fire from Saints continued to promise further reward with Kyle Jeffery, Adamson Ajayi and subs Jude Eboyi and Adam Bernard all having shots on goal. Hadley keeper, Russell Garland, had to be sharp and made some excellent stops to keep his team in the game.

With the clock running down, the visitors had to push forward to chase the game, leaving huge gaps at the back and they were finally caught out deep into stoppage time when more trickery from Terrell Lewis in the area left the goal exposed and an astute pass gave Eboyi and Hughes shots which were bravely blocked before Daniel Hughes nailed his second chance with the very last kick of the game. 

Saints: Mark Oliver, Lewis Cumber, Adam Louth, Ray Walsh, Kyle Jeffery, Dwayne Williams, Terrell Lewis, Alan Hedley, Barry Brosnan (Jude Eboyi 62), Daniel Hughes, Adamson Ajayi (Adam Bernard (72). 

 

 

Last Updated on Sunday, 22 August 2010 10:10
 
Another clean sheet for the Saints PDF Print E-mail
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Wednesday, 18 August 2010 07:10

Saints keep it clean

Saints 2  Holmer Green 0 (Molten Spartan Premier Division)

Saints maintained their unblemished start to the season with their fourth successive win and their second clean sheet.

A typically bright start saw Saints take the lead after just 6 minutes when Barry Brosnan turned in a Terrell Lewis cross with the Holmer defence caught napping by the speedy winger. Holmer's return to the top flight looked set to be a nightmare as Chalfont dominated the first half. Rikki Holmes was impressive on the right flank with strong support form Lewis Cumber who was able to push forward more than usual. Despite the domination, the Saints finishing was woeful and despite all the pressure they could not really worry the visiting keeper. Indeed, Holmer pushed forward just before the break and the whistle blew with Saints struggling to hold on to their lead rather than going in with a comfortable lead.

The frustration continued after the break and Mark Oliver and his defence had to stay sharp on several occasions as Holmer threatened to upset the form charts. The introduction of Adamson Ajayi introduced some extra pace down the right and Saints were in control of the game for long periods but it took until 7 minutes from the end before a delightful run from Terrell Lewis into the box, beating several players before flicking the ball over the diving keeper, secured all three points.

Saints have had a fairly comfortable start to the season but as things pick up, their conversion rate of chances will have to improve.

Saints:  Mark Oliver, Lewis Cumber, Adam Louth, Ray Walsh, Kyle Jeffery, Alan Hedley, Terrewll Lewis, Jimmy Froud (Adamson Ajayi 66), Barry Brosnan (Jude Eboyi 75), Daniel Hughes, Rikki Holmes (Adam Bernard 84).

Last Updated on Wednesday, 18 August 2010 09:18
 
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Next Games

 

SUBURBAN LEAGUE

SEPTEMBER 1ST, 2010

BERKHAMPSTED TWON

VS

CHALFONT ST. PETER RESERVES

K.O. 7:45PM

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SPARTAN LEAGUE CHALLENGE TROPHY - ROUND 1

ASTON CLINTON

VS

CHALFONT ST. PETER

SEPTEMBER 4TH, 2010

K.O. 3pm

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SUBURBAN LEAGUE

SEPTEMBER 4TH, 2010

CHALFONT ST. PETER RESERVES

VS

TRING TOWN

K.O. 3PM

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SPARTAN LEAGUE PREMIER DIVISION

TUESDAY, 7TH SEPTEMBER, 2010

HAREFIELD UTD

VS

CHALFONT ST. PETER

K.O. 7:45PM

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SPARTAN LEAGUE PREMIER DIVISION

SATURDAY, 11TH SEPTEMBER ,2010

CHALFONT ST. PETER

VS

ST. MARGARETSBURY

K.0. 3PM

 

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