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Sunday, 20 December 2009

20th December - Match Postponed - Winkfield Sports v Keephatch Park

You guessed it another postponed match. Too much snow.

The Saracens squad will all head off for thier end of year break. It's a chance to eat mince pies and unwrap presents from loved ones.

Not much more to say apart from that I hope everyone has a...

Merry Christmas!

Wednesday, 16 December 2009

Next Up: Winkfield Sports v Keephatch Park

As this is being written, snow is falling in Bracknell - Yes, Christmas is coming.

In the build up to Christmas Chairman Pat Cahill, who has recently been expanding his oil empire from Abu Dahbi to Qatar, has been meeting the players to express his good wishes and also set his expectations.

"أنا أحب هذا الفريق. أريد لهم أن الفوز بكل شيء" said Cahill, "الذهاب الشرقيين!".

Match details:
Date: 29/11/09
Location: Locks Ride, Warfield.
KO: 10:30am

Directions to the game below:
There is a Google Map of the ground on the top left of this webpage. For those of you lucky enough to have a sat-nav: RG42 6BX

Tuesday, 15 December 2009

13th December - Results & Fixtures

There was 1 league game last weekend:
Finchampstead Athletic Sunday Res 8-1 FC Priestwood FC

Did you know?
Saracens next opponents, Keephatch Park, have beaten two Premier Division teams in the Senior Cup this season, Bracknell Manics and FC Dilligent.

See the latest league table here: League Table

Next weeks league fixtures:
Bracknell Galaxy v Rides United
Bracknell Royals FC v Royal Oak(Brk) FC
FC Priestwood FC v The Metropolitan
Winkfield Sports v Keephatch Park

Monday, 14 December 2009

13th December - Bracknell Royals 2-5 Winkfield Saracens (AET) - B&B Cup - Match Report

Goals: L Twyman, Taff, J Callaway, Enright, Whitty.

Saracens finally get into gear in extra time to see off Bracknell Royals. Dispite the scoreline, this was not one for the spectators.

Again a list of players missing for Saracens; Herman, Phipps, Sharp and Holden were away, Davis joined Brown and Carswell injury list. There was one plus for the squad, Warren Twyman returned after a 6-year absence.

It looked to be almost too easy at the start, Whitty playing in central midfield even had a shot from kick-off. This cocky start was rewarded in the second minute when Lloyd Twyman broke through behind the defence from out wide and sent a pea-roller past the keeper and into the bottom corner. 0-1.

Saracens went on to have a couple of corners however shortly after the quality dropped. Royals chipped long balls high from the back and Saracens never made the ball stick or won enough challenges. Cahill (right) was, dispite the new look, having a "mare", possibly caused by his world still spinning and the wrong sort of spirit affecting his play.

Midway through the first period poor clearances led to a long range effort from the Royals midfielder. A slight deflection carried the ball over the diving Twiggy to level the scores. 1-1.

Half-time came and went.

The second half was an even more drab affair, so I'll try to keep this short. Royals took the lead from a corner, the player left unmarked to head in. 2-1.

Nothing much happened for the next 35 minutes, then with 10 left to play and Saracens pushing men forward, Whitty latched onto a loose ball and ran at the defence. Taff, who was probably one of the better players on the day made the option and lofted the ball acurately over the onrushing keeper. 2-2.

Luckily the hangover of the 90 minutes before hand was quickly washed off by the Saracens players, but not by the Royals. A poor backpass was caught by Twyman and his blocked effort rolled kindly to Jon Callaway to pass in. 2-3.

Enright soon made the game safe. A powerful header from a corner found the back of the net. 2-4.

In the second period of extra time a real comical error put the game even further from Royals. Warren Twyman ran clear and passed square toward Whitty. The home goalkeeper then tripped up his own defender leaving both stranded. Whitty accepted the present. 2-5.

So, 30 minutes of additional play were required again by Saracens but they carry on the winning run in the Berks and Bucks cup. Again a win's a win in the cup, but performances will have to improve if Saracens are to defeat opponents with any class or true quality.

Saracens: Twiggy (Scruby), Bennison, Enright, McGuire, Sharp, C Callaway (W Twyman), Whitty, J Callaway, L Twyman, Taff, Cahill.

Thursday, 10 December 2009

Next Up: Bracknell Royals FC v Winkfield Sports (B&B Cup)

As we approach Christmas and we remember the birth of baby Jesus... oops sorry wrong website... Back to cup competition this weekend. Our European Cup journey continues into round 3.

Manager Scott Bennison was in an optomistic frame of mind in the morning's press confrence, "It's Round 3 of the Berks and Bucks Cup, win this and only 5 more games to get to the final! We have a decent draw, away to Bracknell Royals, who we beat 5-3 in the league earlier in the season. We must remember that they are a battling team who never give up, but let's not worry about them, I will just be looking for the team to play well and get us through to the next round."

Match details:
Date: 13/12/09
Location: Ringmead Pitch 1, Great Hollands.
KO: 10:30am

Directions to the game below:
Google Map or for those of you lucky enough to have a sat-nav: RG12 8UG

Tuesday, 8 December 2009

6th December - Results & Fixtures

There were 4 league games last weekend, only 1 was played however:
Bracknell Royals FC P-P The Metropolitan
FC Priestwood FC 0-4 Keephatch Park
Finchampstead Athletic Sunday Res P-P Winkfield Sports
Rides United P-P Bracknell Galaxy

Did you know?
Division 4's FC Goose have the worst goal difference in all divisions with -50 after only 9 games. They have conceaded 9 goals in 3 matches.
In the same league Dukes Head(Bracknell) FC Res have the best goal difference with +36.

See the latest league table here: League Table

Next weeks league fixtures:
Finchampstead Athletic Sunday Res v FC Priestwood FC

Monday, 7 December 2009

6th December - Match Postponed - Finchampstead Athletic Sunday Res v Winkfield Sports

Well it's obvious that Scott Bennison's rain dance was ineffective. As usual he didn't attract the sun or the ladies, maybe he did help get England a decent draw in the world cup though.

Let's hope the Saracens players don't forget what a football looks like.

Remember everyone there is only 5 day's left to vote on the poll at the bottom of the page, then it's time for a new question...

Does anyone have any good questions? Add a comment and let me know!

Thursday, 3 December 2009

Next Up: Finchampstead Athletic Sunday Res v Winkfield Sports

Saracens will hope for good weather before this game after last week's cancellation.

Manager Scott Bennison has been doing a rain dance all week. This dance is very similar to a monkey having sex.

Match details:
Date: 06/12/09
Location: Finchampstead Football Club, Finchampstead.
KO: 10:30am

Directions to the game:
Here is a Google Map of the ground or for those of you lucky enough to have a sat-nav: RG40 4JR

Wednesday, 2 December 2009

29th November - Results & Fixtures

There were 4 league games last weekend, only 2 were played however:
BMW(GB) FC 2-3 Rides United
FC Fernhill 2-6 Finchampstead Athletic Sunday Res
Keephatch Park P-P Bracknell Royals FC
The Metropolitan P-P Royal Oak(Brk) FC

Did you know?
Of the 42 games played this season in Division 1, 50% have resulted in a home win, 42.86% have been an away win and 7.14% have been draws.

See the latest league table here: League Table

Next weeks league fixtures:
Bracknell Royals FC v The Metropolitan
FC Priestwood FC v Keephatch Park
Finchampstead Athletic Sunday Res v Winkfield Sports
Rides United v Bracknell Galaxy

What sort of animal does Scott Bennison remind you of?

Where do you think Winkfield Saracens will finish this season?