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Written by Ian
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Saturday, 07 August 2010 17:01 |
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Saints kick off season with win! Spartan Premier Division Hatfield Town 1 Saints 3 Saints were unwelcome opening day guests at Hatfield's new home at the cavernous Gosling Sports Park ground on Saturday as they left with all the points with a display that was just good enough to secure the win. A long drive through the M25 roadworks and heavy rain looked set to pay off as John Carroll gave Saints the lead after just four minutes with a cleaver, low free kick that drilled into the bottom corner. We settled back in our seats high in the stand and looked forward to a dominating afternoon, especially after Alan Hedley scored a second on 16 minutes following a good throw in form the left. but the foot came off the pedal and the hosts were allowed back into the game. However, their passing was as inconsistent as Saints. Their best chance came when they smashed a powerful shot against the post but other than a series of niggling fouls they had little to offer a superior Saints side. Lewis Cumber suffered a particularly heavy challenge but bravely ran it off, no doubt carrying some colourful bruising for his efforts. A typically driving shot by Daniel Hughes just before the break all but put the result beyond doubt But Saints have a recent history of lacklustre second half displays and so it proved. Hatfield had to make full use of their stock of new Molten balls as the running track surrounding the pitch was peppered with wayward passes. Just a side note; it was great to see a game played with a white ball again, after the much loathed orange ball from last season. Neither side could impose themselves and a clean sheet looked to be on the cards until Jason Caswell pulled a goal back for the hosts to give Saints a few unnerving moments before the final whistle. Saints: Mark Oliver, Lewis Cumber, Kyle Jeffery, Ray Walsh, John Carroll, Dwayne Williams (Jimmy Froud 71), Terrell Lewis (Adam Louth 79), Alan Hedley, Barry Brosnan, Daniel Hughes, Adamson Ajayi (Adam Bernard 64). |
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Last Updated on Sunday, 08 August 2010 12:09 |
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Hatfield Town - Chalfont St. Peter |
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Written by Benny
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Thursday, 05 August 2010 09:37 |
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SAINTS AT HATFIELD TOWN ON SATURDAY NOTE, HATFIELD TOWN ARE PLAYING AT Gosling Sports Park, Stanborough Road, Welwyn Garden City, Herts AL8 6XE Tel 01707 384300 Best Route to the Ground: From A1 (M) junction 4, take A414 towards Hertford/Welwyn Garden City. At the roundabout take the 1st exit onto the A6129, heading to Stanborough/Wheathampstead. At the next roundabout take the 2nd exit onto the A6129 Stanborough Road. At the next roundabout take the 3rd exit into Gosling Sports Park. Details and google map, see fisxture list & venue |
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Last Updated on Thursday, 05 August 2010 09:43 |
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Written by Benny
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Monday, 02 August 2010 19:51 |
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At last, the season gets underway! Saints kick off the season on Saturday away at Hatfield Town. A week later, this year's FA Cup gets underway with a home tie against Spartan League new boys Stotfold. The fixture list has been updated with August's fixtures. As a new addition there is now a link to google maps - so there are no excuses to be late. On the subject of the website, we are continually working to improve the site, so bear with us!! The draw for the Challenge Trophy has been made and in the First Round Saints are away to Aston Clinton In the Dudley Latham Memorial Cup (Premier League Cup) Saints have a bye in the First Round. In Round Two, We are at home against Dunstable Town |
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Last Updated on Monday, 02 August 2010 20:37 |
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Pre Season schedule Senior side |
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Written by Administrator
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Monday, 12 July 2010 09:53 |
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The Saints are back in training. Below the pre-season friendlies - as always SUBJECT TO CHANGE - so check first! Saturday 10th July Vs Hayes Gate FC (Away)Saturday 17th July Vs North Greenford FC (Away)Tuesday 20th July Vs Wealdstone FC (Home)Saturday 24th July Vs Wokingham & Embrook FC (Away)Tuesday 27th July Vs Hemel Hempstead FC (Home) Saturday 31st July Vs Ascot United FC (Away) |
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FA Cup, FA Vase and FA Youth Cup draws out! |
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Written by benny
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Monday, 12 July 2010 09:48 |
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FA Cup 14th August Extra Preliminary Round Chalfont St. Peter - Stotfold 28th August Preliminary Round Burnham - Chalfont St. Peter/ Stotfold 11th September 1st Round Qualifying Chalfont St. Peter - Colney Heath/Broxbourne/Kingsbury/FC Clacton FA Vase 2nd Ocotber 1st Round Proper Chalfont St Peter v Newbury or Kingsbury London Tigers or Southend Manor FA Youth Cup 6th September Prel Round Sandhurst Town v Chalfont St Peter 20th September 1st Qual Round Flackwell Heath v Sandhurst Town or Chalfont St Peter 4th October 2nd Qual Round Flackwell Heath or Sandhurst Town v Burnham or Chesham United or North Leigh or Chalfont St Peter |
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Last Updated on Monday, 12 July 2010 09:56 |
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Saints Title Dreams are Shattered |
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Written by Ian
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Saturday, 24 April 2010 18:38 |
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Saints 1 Broxbourne Borough 2 (Spartan Premier Division) Saints' dreams of Spartan League title glory were laid to rest on Saturday by a Broxbourne side playing at their stubborn best, in front of a keeper in outstanding form. Defeat in this game, coupled with a win for Aylesbury, would settle the title in favour of Aylesbury. And so it proved. Nerves, red raw at the importance of the game, betrayed Saints in the early stages of play. They struggled to impose themselves and it was clear that Broxbourne were in no mood to roll over. A well-struck shot from Ben Andreos gave the visitors a half time lead. This despite Saints somehow failing to convert even one of the many chances they had created. Obe Murefu was working miracles between the sticks. Saints got themselves together after the break and Daniel Hughes levelled the scores when he bullied his way through the defence to fire home powerfully. The renewed optimsim didn't last long as the Saints offside trap failed and allowed Fred Dooling in to restore the lead for the visitors. As Saints became more desperate to get back into the game so the chances came thicker and faster but all fell short. Before the game started, Alan Hedley was presented with the Supporters Player of the Year Award for another superb, consistent season. Team: Power-Simpson, Togwell, Louth, Walsh, Carroll, Hedley, Ajayi (D Williams), Hughes, Strutton, Brosnan (Sears), Stack (Brook-Smith). |
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