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BB FC won their fourth on the trot, hitting Winklebury Park for six,
7:13pm Wed 1 Oct 08
BB FC won their fourth on the trot, hitting Winklebury Park for six, through Michael Fuller, James Ranch, an own goal and Matt Marjory hat-trick. John Norman only managed one goal this week for Wote Street Club, but was joined on the scoresheet by Stuart Edmonds and Jiri Spatil; AMF United replied with a great goal from Jon Philips, collected from the halfway and carried into the box to score, and Aaron Jewell hit an unstoppable strike from the edge of the box into the top corner.
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Eleven goals took BB FC to the top of division six
3:37pm Thu 25 Sep 08
Eleven goals took BB FC to the top of division six, Mark Cripps with one, Michael Fuller and James Ranch with braces, Matt Azlett and Kyle Buckland with hat-tricks; Inter Beer hit the target with a pair from Chris Whitehorn and Thomas Simon's single. Wote Street Club continued their strong start to the season with an emphatic win at Braemar Rovers, John Norman hit his third successive hat-trick, George Makoge struck twice and Sam Bailey netted. Neil Shoesmith set up AFC Hook Reserves with a first-half lead, but Royal Oak Reserves bounced back with Andy Butler, John Charman and brace by Luke Vallance. AFC Berg A beat Winklebury Park with Jake Burrows, Phil Webb and Mark Butler scoring, David Caddie pulled a goal back from the spot. AMF United scored five, but lost by a goal to Harriers; Darren Gilbanks scored a hat-trick, Nick Read a penalty and single from Jon Philips.
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New club BB FC top division six
6:38pm Wed 17 Sep 08
New club BB FC top division six after beating Royal Oak Reserves with goals from Kyle Buckland, Si Ranch, and a pair from James Ranch; Scott McKie scored twice in reply, but Steven Cook missed a penalty and the Oak hit the woodwork three times. Wote Street Club won again, this time Winklebury Park falling victim, John Norman scored his second hat-trick, Nicky West his second brace, George Makoge netted for the second week running and Jules Gomeeja converted a penalty. Braemar Rovers beat AMF United thanks to Liam Cummins and Paul Sharpe; Darren Gilbanks replied for AMF. AFC Berg A took a two-goal lead courtesy of Michael Higgs and an own goal by the keeper Alistair Begree following a free kick; but Evan Mackrill's brace earned a point for AFC Hook Reserves
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Shane West firing in a brace and penalties converted
4:02pm Wed 16 Apr 08
AMF United earned a creditable draw against division six leaders B&NH Cricket Club A, Barry Silk put them in front, Freddie Cloake levelled, Neil Elmer restored AMF's slim margin at the break and Chris Morrison equalised in the second half. AFC Hook lost their chance of the title following a drubbing at home from Bounty Old Boys Reserves, Ashley Mitchell scored one goal and the prolific Tol Sotonye notched up a hat-trick; Liam Mugford was singled out for praise for his efforts by the manager. Braemar Rovers and Wote Street Club drew four-all, Shane West firing in a brace and penalties converted by Brian Oates and Dan Armstrong for Braemar, while Lee Heath scored his first ever goal for Wote Street, George McCouchie, Liam Burton and John Norman adding one each.
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Division Six
4:47pm Wed 2 Apr 08
Division six leaders B&NH Cricket Club A fell a goal behind after five minutes to a Liam Mugford penalty for Bounty Old Boys Reserves but Gavin Laville and Andrew Darmody edged the Cricketers ahead by the interval. Bob Scully popped up with an equaliser for Bounty at the start of the second half, but the chance of a point was snatched away from them by a winning bullet-header from Andrew Darmody. The Cricketers now need just three points to secure promotion. AFC Hook's title hopes were dented as they were held to a 2-2 draw by Winklebury Park, despite strikes by Rob Lowe and Stuart Simmons.
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