FALMOUTH TOWN HOME

IT COULD HAVE BEEN A

"MASSEY -KER" ??

On our counter attacks in the second half, with a little bit

of luck, our front runners had some open chances just

wide of the target. It would have shown a more healthy

win than the score-line registered. But it has to be said

that I thought Falmouth had the more possession in the

first half. But that's no good , if you dont hit the target.

Also they had to get pass the height of our keeper, Tom Blackler, who was well in

charge of the high balls. We had a gift start in the first 5mins. Lee Doel hooked a

ball back into the box for Andy Sargent to fire home. A fair crowd saw play end to

end. Falmouth pushed up, but left themselves open for the counter attack. That saw

Mark Berry, Doely, Sargie, and Joey Eke all with chances just wide with the keeper

well beaten. But it had to come. Mark Berry crossed a high ball. It found Andy

Sargent on the far post to out jump the defence and head his second goal. The visitors fought back in the dying minutes and replied with a well taken goal. This was a massive win for us and plants us firmly "flagship" in the league. Scroll down now for some action, "Lidds"

FALMOUTH TOWN HOME

"Stuart Berry"
Played a strong roll at the back as always.
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FALMOUTH TOWN HOME

"AN OLD ENEMY ?"

We once again had to face a firm favourite when he played for Parkway , by the way of "Andy Bowker". He was closely marked by club captain "Eddie Edwards" resulting in "Bowks" having a quiet game ?.

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FALMOUTH TOWN HOME

"Andy and Ryan fice", were a constant threat all through the 90mins for the Falmouth defence.

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"Andy" with a one on one with the visiting keeper.

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"MAN OF THE MATCH"
"Andy Sargent" put his name on both our goals. Seen here with team -mate Danny Brooks .
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FALMOUTH TOWN HOME

"THE PICTURE SAY'S IT ALL"

After the 90min whistle, it was smiles all round to say we are firmly on top of the league to the tune of seven points. Please note our next home fixture now is on Wed 5th march with a 7-30pm kick off, against "Torpoint Ath".

See you there ? Stay tuned "Lidds"

CLYST ROVERS AT HOME

"REVENGE WAS SWEET AT BOLITHO PARK ??"
We had some what bad memories with our early visit to "Waterslade Park". So it was said at the time, revenge would be called for. Well we did just that, giving them a thumping to the tune of 4-1. We were well in charge from the first whistle. Lee Doel gave us the lead hitting the second ball home from a corner. On the break we were level, and it must be said it was a well taken goal they scored . But second half we tore them apart. The last 25 mins we must have made them "dizzy". If all the chances were taken it would have an embarrassment. A lot of banter and swearing came from the visiting dug-out, but as the game unfolded, it went down to a "whimper?". Further goals from Ryan fice, Any Sargent, and to finish the day "Doely" got his second hitting a blaster after working well with Ryan Fice. "Doely" had the last laugh, when he put his name without doubt , on the Man of the Match.
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CLYST AT HOME

"PARKWAY KEEPER"
"Tom Blackler" was in no way put under pressure during the game, and handled safely all that came his way.
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CLYST AT HOME

"THIS WAS CLOSE"
This diving header by "Ryan Fice", with the keeper well beaten, was just inches wide of the post !!
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CLYST AT HOME

"WE TAKE THE LEAD"

Here you see "Ryan fice" with a simple header over the keepers head from a free kick to give us the lead.

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CLYST AT HOME

"RYAN FICE"
In spite of being closely marked through the game, still was on hand in the second half to set up two of our goals.
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CLYST AT HOME

"VISITING KEEPER "
Clyst Rovers keeper "Nick Moyes" had a busy afternoon at "Bolitho Park" trying to keep the score-line to a minimum.
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CLYST ROVERS AT HOME

"DOELY PUT'S THE BOOT IN ?"

Up at "Waterslade Park", Lee Doel was the unfortunate player involved. He had to bear the brunt of a three match suspension as a result. So on this return game he stamped his revenge with two brilliant goals , and without any doubt "Man of the Match". Seen here with team mate "Jimmy Lynch".

Well done "Doely"

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CULLUMPTON AWAY

WE RETURN TO TOP OF THE LEAGUE

After this slender win away to lowly "Cullumpton"

we once again go flagship. But the score-line does not always tell a true story. We were far the prominent side and should have shown a more convincing

score-line. The home side were well aware that they were up against a side from the top floor of the league.

The early goal after 10mins by "Andy Sargent" proved to be the winner.

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CULLUMPTON AWAY

"ANDY SARGENT"

After some good work by "Sully and Mark Berry" the ball was fed to "Andy" who fired home to give us the goal that registered the win.

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CULLUMPTON AWAY

MAN OF THE MATCH
Our new signing from "Elburton" has made his mark in the club. Only his second outing in the team, he put his stamp on the award.
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LISKEARD HOME

"A GLORIOUS DAY FOR ALL"
The normal volume of supporters returned to see this all important game for us to win. Although residing in the lower half of the league, we knew it was not going to be easy. But we matched the weather with the football on display. Taking the lead with "Martin Sullivan" on the far post from a cross by "Ross Coombes". We went further ahead when "Andy Sargent's" cross was turned in for an own goal. Second half we were well in charge, with "Eddie Edwards a stumbling block for them. Also "Parkway" keeper "Tom Blackler"bringing off some great saves. "Mark Berry" then put the game safe when he broke away. He rounded the keeper and registered our third goal. They did reply late in the game, but the all important points was in the bag.
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LISKEARD HOME

"THE BLUES KEEPER"
"liskeard" keeper "Simon Zinn"had plenty to do in the first half keeping us at bay ??
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LISKEARD HOME

"MARTIN SULLIVAN"

Had a strong game against the "Blues". He was in the right spot on the far post to score our first goal from a "Ross coombes " cross.

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LISKEARD HOME

"NEW SIGNING"

New blood has arrived at "Bolitho Park" by the name of "Johnny Haveran". He was signed from "Elburton Villa", in time to fill our mid-field roll . He had a promising game ,and saw a lot of the ball.

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LISKEARD HOME

"PENALTY" !!!
This incident in the second half was were "Ryan fice" was clearly pulled down in the box. The shout for "penalty" fell on deaf ears ??
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LISKEARD HOME

"TOP GOAL SCORER MARK BERRY"
Although monitered closely during the game for obvious reasons." Mark" still managed to come through and find the target. Here you see him making space to hit our third goal.
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LISKEARD HOME

"LEE DOEL"
There was more than one name in the frame, for the Man of the Match award. But after much thought and discussion in the club-house after, "Doely" got the final vote.
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DARTMOUTH TOWN HOME

"SHARED POINTS AT BOLITHO PARK"

This long awaited top of the table clash was only watched by a dismal crowd by our standards. But the game lived up to what was expected. Six goals with play end to end. We were at one stage 3-1 down, but the powers to be changed our options and saved

the day. Our first goal in the first half by Mark berry. A fine strike by the far post. Second half we somewhat fell behind, so "Jimmy Lynch and Ryan fice" came off the bench. It gave us the boost we needed. "Ross Coombes" made a run down the right flank and his cross was met by "Ficee" who was already in flight to tap home. Deep into injury time we had them on the back foot . It was "Coombsie" again on a run. He shot low under the keepers body, by the near post , to give us level pegs . Being a high profile game and the heavy conditions , I think our joint managers "Roger and Gez" were well pleased hearing the final whistle.

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DARTMOUTH TOWN

Pressure for the visiting keeper late in the game.

DARTMOUTH TOWN

"CORNERS"
Late in the game we had them pegged down winning many corners ?

DARTMOUTH TOWN

"Tom Blackler" in the Parkway goal, had a busy first half.

DARTMOUTH TOWN

Another strong game put in by club captain "Paul Edwards".

DARTMOUTH TOWN

"ROSS COOMBES IN ACTION"

DARTMOUTH TOWN

"MAN OF THE MATCH"

"Ross Coombes" (far right) set up the opening for "Ryan Fice" to score. He then pegged our equalizer in injury time to save the day.

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ST LUKES CUP V BARNSTAPLE TOWN

"EARLY EXIT FROM THE CUP"

A poor crowd saw us take a bow out of the cup, at the hands of

Western Premier "Barnstaple Town". But we were no way second

best in the way we played. I thought we matched them in all areas

of the game. To go in on the break one nil down, was their piece of luck. Second half we had them pegged on the back-foot for long periods. It was the skin of their teeth that they kept us out. Time and time again they had to clear the ball inches from the line. But just when I thought we had them going, we gave away a silly tackle in the box. From the spot "Tom Blackler" got a touch but not enough to save. 2-0 down it was now going to be "uphill". We battled on , but the run of the ball was unkind to us on the night. Mark my words, they left "Bolitho Park" knowing they had been in a cup-tie ??.

"Lidds"

BARNSTAPLE TOWN

"WHERE ARE ALL THE SUPPORTERS ??
( HOME WATCHING "CORRIE" ?? )

BARNSTAPLE TOWN HOME

"PRESENTATION"
As a rule we mark the day, when we play host to another team from a different league. Here we see club captain "Paul Edwards" doing the honours.
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