Just a brief report this week on the two matches that took place in the second division last Saturday.
Leaders White Horse Seltic moved 3 points clear of Ole Frank following their 2-0 win against Bungay Town A whilst Norton Athletic Res. made it 8 games unbeaten as they came back from being a goal down at half time to defeat Pakefield Re-United 4-1. Gary Crisp with 2, Jon Green and Sean Higginbotham on his 150 club appearance the scorers.
This week sees the league return to normality with a full programme of fixtures (weather permitting).
Results 27th December:
Division 2:
Corton White Horse Seltic 2 v 0 Bungay Town A
Norton Athletic Res. 4 v 1 Pakefield Re-United
Position Division 1 Pl W D L F A GD Pts
1 Hearts of Oak 11 9 1 1 60 12 48 28
2 Norton Athletic 10 7 0 3 32 21 11 21
3 Kirkley A 10 6 1 3 30 19 11 19
4 Pot Black 10 5 4 1 23 13 10 19
5 FC Hearts 10 6 0 4 36 26 10 18
6 Blundeston Magpies 11 5 2 4 13 21 -8 17
7 Wrentham 7 4 2 1 25 14 11 14
8 Spexhall 9 3 3 3 24 19 5 12
9 Waveney Res. 11 3 2 6 26 31 -5 11
10 Barsham 10 1 2 7 13 29 -16 5
11 Oxford Arms 12 1 1 10 12 59 -47 4
12 Beccles Caxton Res. ** 8 3 0 5 14 23 -9 3
13 Sole Bay United Res. ** 11 2 2 7 17 38 -21 2
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Position Division 2 Pl W D L F A GD Pts
1 White Horse Seltic 11 10 0 1 54 7 47 30
2 Ole Frank 12 9 0 3 55 23 32 27
3 Norton Athletic Res. 10 7 1 2 33 18 15 22
4 Pakefield Re-United 10 6 1 3 27 23 4 19
5 Hopton White Hart 10 6 1 3 30 30 0 19
6 Bungay Town A 13 6 1 6 28 28 0 19
7 Crusaders 10 6 0 4 46 28 18 18
8 Oulton Broad Res. 11 5 0 6 29 37 -8 15
9 Ellingham 11 4 0 7 29 32 -3 12
10 Corton A 11 3 1 7 37 43 -6 10
11 LIFC * 11 4 1 6 20 29 -9 10
12 Waveney Gunners 10 3 0 7 27 30 -3 9
13 Tudor FC 11 3 0 8 15 25 -10 9
14 Oxford Arms Res. 9 0 0 9 11 88 -77 0
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Position Division 3 Pl W D L F A GD Pts
1 Gt Yarmouth Town Hall 12 10 1 1 76 13 63 31
2 Suffolk Punch 9 9 0 0 35 6 29 27
3 Harleston Town Res. 11 8 1 2 38 15 23 25
4 Earsham * 11 6 2 3 34 22 12 17
5 Spexhall Res. 13 5 2 6 22 35 -13 17
6 Kirkley & Pakefield B 10 5 0 5 28 25 3 15
7 Marquis of Lorne 9 4 2 3 18 18 0 14
8 Waveney A * 12 5 2 5 18 19 -1 14
9 Lake Lothing 10 4 1 5 26 25 1 13
10 Westhall 2007 10 2 1 7 16 34 -18 7
11 White Horse Seltic Res. 12 2 1 9 16 47 -31 7
12 Blundeston Magpies Res.* 11 2 3 6 27 46 -19 6
13 Factory Arms 12 1 0 11 10 59 -49 3
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Tuesday 30 December 2008
Sunday 21 December 2008
League Report 20th December
Hearts of Oak sit top of the first division with a 7 point advantage following their 6-1 victory at Blundeston Magpies which saw Kirk Gowing fire another hat-trick.
Norton Athletic are the team in second although they do have a game in hand as they needed an own goal to defeat Barsham 3-2 for the second time his season. Ryan Hills netting the other two goals.
Pot Black who are having a fine season are up to 4th place following their 4-0 win against Sole Bay United Res. who slip back to the foot of the table following Caxton Res. 3-2 win at Oxford Arms.
The match between Spexhall & Waveney Res. ended all square 2-2.
Wrentham finally played their Suffolk Junior cup tie at Keddington but bowed out 3-2.
There’s no change in the second division as the top two both won. Ole Frank recorded a 16-1 win at bottom side Oxford Arms Res. whist leaders White Horse Seltic had to work hard for their 2-1 win against Lowestoft International.
Norton Athletic Res. are now third following their 2-1 win at Oulton Broad & Notley’s Res. with Paul Martin grabbing the late winner.
They are joined on 9 points by Pakefield Re-United who beat Tudor FC 3-2, Bungay Town A who beat Crusaders 2-1 and Hopton White Hart who recorded a fine 4-1 win against Ellingham.
Waveney Gunners are out of the bottom two following their 6-3 success against Corton A.
In the third division Gt Yarmouth Town Hall hit White Horse Seltic Res. for 10 whilst Suffolk Punch maintained the league’s only perfect record with a 2-0 win against Lake Lothing.
Harleston Town Res. lose ground after being held 2-2 by Spexhall Res. who are leapfrogged by Earsham after they won a seven goal thriller at Kirkley & Pakefield B.
Blundeston Magpies Res. won their second game in defeating Factory Arms 5-1 whilst finally Waveney A cam back from Westhall with a 3-0 victory.
The league would like to wish all clubs, players and followers a Happy Christmas & prosperous New Year.
Results 20th December:
Division 1:
Blundeston Magpies 1 v 6 Hearts of Oak
Norton Athletic 3 v 2 Barsham
Oxford Arms 2 v 3 Caxton Res.
Pot Black 4 v 0 Sole Bay United Res.
Spexhall 2 v 2 Waveney Res.
Division 2:
Bungay Town A 2 v 1 Crusaders
Corton White Horse Seltic 2 v 1 LIFC
Hopton White Hart 4 v 1 Ellingham
Ole Frank 16 v 1 Oxford Arms Res.
Oulton Broad & Notley’s Res. 1 v 2 Norton Athletic Res.
Pakefield Re-United 3 v 2 Tudor FC
Waveney Gunners 6 v 3 Corton A
Division 3:
Factory Arms 1 v 5 Blundeston Magpies
Gt Yarmouth Town Hall 10 v 0 Corton White Horse Seltic Res.
Harleston Town Res. 2 v 2 Spexhall Res.
Kirkley & Pakefield B 3 v 4 Earsham
Suffolk Punch 2 v 0 Lake Lothing
Westhall 0 v 3 Waveney A
Norton Athletic are the team in second although they do have a game in hand as they needed an own goal to defeat Barsham 3-2 for the second time his season. Ryan Hills netting the other two goals.
Pot Black who are having a fine season are up to 4th place following their 4-0 win against Sole Bay United Res. who slip back to the foot of the table following Caxton Res. 3-2 win at Oxford Arms.
The match between Spexhall & Waveney Res. ended all square 2-2.
Wrentham finally played their Suffolk Junior cup tie at Keddington but bowed out 3-2.
There’s no change in the second division as the top two both won. Ole Frank recorded a 16-1 win at bottom side Oxford Arms Res. whist leaders White Horse Seltic had to work hard for their 2-1 win against Lowestoft International.
Norton Athletic Res. are now third following their 2-1 win at Oulton Broad & Notley’s Res. with Paul Martin grabbing the late winner.
They are joined on 9 points by Pakefield Re-United who beat Tudor FC 3-2, Bungay Town A who beat Crusaders 2-1 and Hopton White Hart who recorded a fine 4-1 win against Ellingham.
Waveney Gunners are out of the bottom two following their 6-3 success against Corton A.
In the third division Gt Yarmouth Town Hall hit White Horse Seltic Res. for 10 whilst Suffolk Punch maintained the league’s only perfect record with a 2-0 win against Lake Lothing.
Harleston Town Res. lose ground after being held 2-2 by Spexhall Res. who are leapfrogged by Earsham after they won a seven goal thriller at Kirkley & Pakefield B.
Blundeston Magpies Res. won their second game in defeating Factory Arms 5-1 whilst finally Waveney A cam back from Westhall with a 3-0 victory.
The league would like to wish all clubs, players and followers a Happy Christmas & prosperous New Year.
Results 20th December:
Division 1:
Blundeston Magpies 1 v 6 Hearts of Oak
Norton Athletic 3 v 2 Barsham
Oxford Arms 2 v 3 Caxton Res.
Pot Black 4 v 0 Sole Bay United Res.
Spexhall 2 v 2 Waveney Res.
Division 2:
Bungay Town A 2 v 1 Crusaders
Corton White Horse Seltic 2 v 1 LIFC
Hopton White Hart 4 v 1 Ellingham
Ole Frank 16 v 1 Oxford Arms Res.
Oulton Broad & Notley’s Res. 1 v 2 Norton Athletic Res.
Pakefield Re-United 3 v 2 Tudor FC
Waveney Gunners 6 v 3 Corton A
Division 3:
Factory Arms 1 v 5 Blundeston Magpies
Gt Yarmouth Town Hall 10 v 0 Corton White Horse Seltic Res.
Harleston Town Res. 2 v 2 Spexhall Res.
Kirkley & Pakefield B 3 v 4 Earsham
Suffolk Punch 2 v 0 Lake Lothing
Westhall 0 v 3 Waveney A
Sunday 14 December 2008
League Report 13th December.
Once again the league programme was decimated by the weather with only 2 matches in each division being played to a finish.
On a bleak day the league lost Dip Farm and the games at Denes High School, Ellingham, Norton, Caxton & Spexhall all with waterlogged pitches.
4 matches started at Normantson Park but 3 of these were abandoned.
In the first division Kirkley & Pakefield A moved into second place as they emphatically beat Oxford Arms 11-0 at Walmer Road. The one match to finish at Normanston Park saw Pot Black defeat Barsham 3-0.
Hearts of Oak were beating Norton Athletic 4-2 after 55minutes but the referee then deemed the pitch unsafe and abandoned the game. The other two games up there were halted at half time.
The second division saw both leaders play their matches and both won as they opened up a 6 point lead as White Horse Seltic defeated Tudor 4-1 and Ole Frank beat Corton A 5-0.
The leaders of the third division Gt Yarmouth Town Hall also played and they ran out 6-0 winners against Marquis of Lorne whilst Harleston Town Res. beat local rival Westhall 6-2 in the only other game completed.
Results 13th December:
Division 1:
Beccles Caxton Res. P v P Sole Bay United Res.
FC Hearts P v P Blundeston Magpies
Hearts of Oak A v A Norton Athletic
Kirkley & Pakefield A 11 v 0 Norton Athletic
Pot Black 3 v 0 Barsham
Waveney Res. P v Spexhall
Division 2:
Corton A 0 v 5 Ole Frank
Ellingham P v P Oulton Broad & Notley’s Res.
LIFC P v P Bungay Town A
Norton Athletic Res. P v P Waveney Gunners
Oxford Arms Res. P v P Crusaders
Pakefield Re-United A v A Hopton White Hart
Tudor 1 v 4 Corton White Horse Seltic
Division 3:
Factory Arms P v P Lake Lothing
Gt Yarmouth Town Hall 6 v 0 Marquis of Lorne
Spexhall Res. P v P Blundeston Magpies Res.
Suffolk Punch A v A Kirkley & Pakefield B
Waveney A P v P Corton White Horse Seltic Res.
Westhall 2 v 6 Harleston Town Res.
On a bleak day the league lost Dip Farm and the games at Denes High School, Ellingham, Norton, Caxton & Spexhall all with waterlogged pitches.
4 matches started at Normantson Park but 3 of these were abandoned.
In the first division Kirkley & Pakefield A moved into second place as they emphatically beat Oxford Arms 11-0 at Walmer Road. The one match to finish at Normanston Park saw Pot Black defeat Barsham 3-0.
Hearts of Oak were beating Norton Athletic 4-2 after 55minutes but the referee then deemed the pitch unsafe and abandoned the game. The other two games up there were halted at half time.
The second division saw both leaders play their matches and both won as they opened up a 6 point lead as White Horse Seltic defeated Tudor 4-1 and Ole Frank beat Corton A 5-0.
The leaders of the third division Gt Yarmouth Town Hall also played and they ran out 6-0 winners against Marquis of Lorne whilst Harleston Town Res. beat local rival Westhall 6-2 in the only other game completed.
Results 13th December:
Division 1:
Beccles Caxton Res. P v P Sole Bay United Res.
FC Hearts P v P Blundeston Magpies
Hearts of Oak A v A Norton Athletic
Kirkley & Pakefield A 11 v 0 Norton Athletic
Pot Black 3 v 0 Barsham
Waveney Res. P v Spexhall
Division 2:
Corton A 0 v 5 Ole Frank
Ellingham P v P Oulton Broad & Notley’s Res.
LIFC P v P Bungay Town A
Norton Athletic Res. P v P Waveney Gunners
Oxford Arms Res. P v P Crusaders
Pakefield Re-United A v A Hopton White Hart
Tudor 1 v 4 Corton White Horse Seltic
Division 3:
Factory Arms P v P Lake Lothing
Gt Yarmouth Town Hall 6 v 0 Marquis of Lorne
Spexhall Res. P v P Blundeston Magpies Res.
Suffolk Punch A v A Kirkley & Pakefield B
Waveney A P v P Corton White Horse Seltic Res.
Westhall 2 v 6 Harleston Town Res.
Monday 8 December 2008
League Report 6th December
The main focus this week was the Primary cup and the league still has 6 teams left in at the 4th round stage.
Starting with the Norfolk Primary Cup where both remaining representatives will go into Friday’s draw as Gt Yarmouth Town Hall defeated Prostar Windows 6-2 helped by a hat-trick from Rob Leggett.
Norton Athletic Res. faced a tough looking match with Norwich Medics but won through 3-1 to keep up their fine form.
In the Suffolk Primary Cup 4 sides made it through. Tudor FC were handed a walk over against St Clements Hospital and will now entertain The Salvation Army.
Ole Frank won the battle of the leagues sides as they cruised past Pakefield Re-United 6-1 and will now travel to Clare Town Res.
Waveney Res. who must be hotly fancied to go far dumped out Needham Market Veterans 9-1 with Ray Winney helping himself to 4 goals, they will now travel to Albion Mills whilst Corton White Horse Seltic defeated Tacket Street Boys Brigade Old Boys 3-0 and will now play Stanton Res. at home in the 4th round.
Of the teams bowing out Caxton Res. lost 3-1 to Coplestonians A, Lake Lothing lost 8-2 to Cockfield United Res. and Suffolk Punch lost on penalties after holding Henley Athletic Res. to a 3-3 draw AET.
Onto league matters and Hearts of Oak recorded another big win as they beat Barsham 8-0 with Kirk Gowing getting half of the goals.
Norton Athletic leapfrogged Blundeston Magpies following their 6-0 win which saw Ryan Hills score his 200th competitive goal. Magpies battled on gamely despite starting with ten and finishing with 9 men.
FC Hearts remain in second despite losing 4-3 to Pot Black and Spexhall are up a place following their fine 6-3 win against Kirkley & Pakfield A.
The final fixture saw Oxford Arms and Sole Bay United Res. share 6 goals.
The second division saw some big scores with Crusaders winning 10-4 against Lowestoft International. Hopton White Hart won 5-3 against Corton A to join 3 other clubs on 16 points.
A change of manager seems to have inspired Oulton Broad Res. who won again, this time beating an in-form Bungay Town A 2-1 whilst finally Ellingham jumped a couple of places after beating bottom side Oxford Arms Res. 4-1.
The third division saw all the top sides in cup action with Harleston’s match being postponed due to a waterlogged pitch.
Earsham move into mid-table after their 7-0 rout against Factory Arms. Above them are Kirkley & Pakefield B after an impressive 3-0 win against Spexhall Res.
The final two games saw Magpies Res. & Waveney A, Seltic Res. & Westhall both finish 1-1 with no changes to their league positions.
Results 06th December:
Division 1:
Barsham 0 v 8 Hearts of Oak
Blundeston Magpies 0 v 6 Norton Athletic
Oxford Arms 3 v 3 Sole Bay United Res.
Pot Black 4 v 3 FC Hearts
Spexhall 6 v 3 Kirkley & Pakefield A
Division 2:
Crusaders 10 v 4 Lowestoft International
Hopton White Hart 5 v 3 Corton A
Oulton Broad & Notley’s Res. 2 v 1 Bungay Town A
Oxford Arms Res. 1 v 4 Ellingham
Division 3:
Blundeston Magpies Res. 1 v 1 Waveney A
Corton White Horse Seltic Res. 1 v 1 Westhall
Earsham 7 v 0 Factory Arms
Harleston Town Res. P v P Marquis of Lorne
Kirkley & Pakefield B 3 v 0 Spexhall Res.
Suffolk Primary Cup 3rd Round:
Beccles Caxton Res. 1 v 3 Coplestonians A
Lake Lothing 2 v 8 Cockfield United Res.
Ole Frank 6 v 1 Pakefeld Re-United
Tacket Street Boys Brigade Old Boys 0 v 3 Corton White Horse Seltic
Tudor FC W v O St Clements Hospital
Suffolk Punch 3 v 3 Henley Athletic Res. (SP Lost on Pens)
Waveney Res. 9 v 1 Needham Market Veterans
Norfolk Primary Cup 3rd Round:
Gt Yarmouth Town Hal 6 v 2 Prostar Windows
Norton Athletic Res. 3 v 1 Norwich Medics
Starting with the Norfolk Primary Cup where both remaining representatives will go into Friday’s draw as Gt Yarmouth Town Hall defeated Prostar Windows 6-2 helped by a hat-trick from Rob Leggett.
Norton Athletic Res. faced a tough looking match with Norwich Medics but won through 3-1 to keep up their fine form.
In the Suffolk Primary Cup 4 sides made it through. Tudor FC were handed a walk over against St Clements Hospital and will now entertain The Salvation Army.
Ole Frank won the battle of the leagues sides as they cruised past Pakefield Re-United 6-1 and will now travel to Clare Town Res.
Waveney Res. who must be hotly fancied to go far dumped out Needham Market Veterans 9-1 with Ray Winney helping himself to 4 goals, they will now travel to Albion Mills whilst Corton White Horse Seltic defeated Tacket Street Boys Brigade Old Boys 3-0 and will now play Stanton Res. at home in the 4th round.
Of the teams bowing out Caxton Res. lost 3-1 to Coplestonians A, Lake Lothing lost 8-2 to Cockfield United Res. and Suffolk Punch lost on penalties after holding Henley Athletic Res. to a 3-3 draw AET.
Onto league matters and Hearts of Oak recorded another big win as they beat Barsham 8-0 with Kirk Gowing getting half of the goals.
Norton Athletic leapfrogged Blundeston Magpies following their 6-0 win which saw Ryan Hills score his 200th competitive goal. Magpies battled on gamely despite starting with ten and finishing with 9 men.
FC Hearts remain in second despite losing 4-3 to Pot Black and Spexhall are up a place following their fine 6-3 win against Kirkley & Pakfield A.
The final fixture saw Oxford Arms and Sole Bay United Res. share 6 goals.
The second division saw some big scores with Crusaders winning 10-4 against Lowestoft International. Hopton White Hart won 5-3 against Corton A to join 3 other clubs on 16 points.
A change of manager seems to have inspired Oulton Broad Res. who won again, this time beating an in-form Bungay Town A 2-1 whilst finally Ellingham jumped a couple of places after beating bottom side Oxford Arms Res. 4-1.
The third division saw all the top sides in cup action with Harleston’s match being postponed due to a waterlogged pitch.
Earsham move into mid-table after their 7-0 rout against Factory Arms. Above them are Kirkley & Pakefield B after an impressive 3-0 win against Spexhall Res.
The final two games saw Magpies Res. & Waveney A, Seltic Res. & Westhall both finish 1-1 with no changes to their league positions.
Results 06th December:
Division 1:
Barsham 0 v 8 Hearts of Oak
Blundeston Magpies 0 v 6 Norton Athletic
Oxford Arms 3 v 3 Sole Bay United Res.
Pot Black 4 v 3 FC Hearts
Spexhall 6 v 3 Kirkley & Pakefield A
Division 2:
Crusaders 10 v 4 Lowestoft International
Hopton White Hart 5 v 3 Corton A
Oulton Broad & Notley’s Res. 2 v 1 Bungay Town A
Oxford Arms Res. 1 v 4 Ellingham
Division 3:
Blundeston Magpies Res. 1 v 1 Waveney A
Corton White Horse Seltic Res. 1 v 1 Westhall
Earsham 7 v 0 Factory Arms
Harleston Town Res. P v P Marquis of Lorne
Kirkley & Pakefield B 3 v 0 Spexhall Res.
Suffolk Primary Cup 3rd Round:
Beccles Caxton Res. 1 v 3 Coplestonians A
Lake Lothing 2 v 8 Cockfield United Res.
Ole Frank 6 v 1 Pakefeld Re-United
Tacket Street Boys Brigade Old Boys 0 v 3 Corton White Horse Seltic
Tudor FC W v O St Clements Hospital
Suffolk Punch 3 v 3 Henley Athletic Res. (SP Lost on Pens)
Waveney Res. 9 v 1 Needham Market Veterans
Norfolk Primary Cup 3rd Round:
Gt Yarmouth Town Hal 6 v 2 Prostar Windows
Norton Athletic Res. 3 v 1 Norwich Medics
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