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4th
November 2006 - Duchy League Cup (1st Round) |
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Week
St. Mary |
3 |
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1 |
Lostwithiel
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Rob Hambly (1)
Mark Hodgson (2)
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A great team performance by Week St. Mary to give them a well earned win over Lostwithiel, who are unbeaten in Duchy competitions this season.
In a very competitive first half play was end to end with the visitors forcing ‘keeper Matt Oke to make some very important saves. Both sides had chances but despite Lostwithiel having the edge there was no score at half time.
Week took the lead 5 minutes into the second half when a 25 yard free kick by Rob Hambly took a rebound off the wall allowing Rob a second chance to fire it through the
defence. Lostwithiel equalised 10 minutes later when Nick Harvey rose above the defence to head in from a corner. A determined Week fought back with some great passing play allowing substitute Mark Hodgson to put Week ahead soon after. The home side continued to pressurise with Mark Hodgson getting his second to give them a two-goal lead that Week was not going to relinquish. Report by Chris Warneford
(Match Sponsor: Paul Cartwright)
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11th
November 2006 |
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Week
St. Mary |
2 |
• |
0 |
Bodmin
Saints
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Mark Hodgson (1) Rob Hambly (1)
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Week had majority possession in the first half and kept the visitors in their own half for much of it They had numerous chances with Mark Hodgson denied by the ‘keeper on several occasions. Despite all the pressure by Week they didn’t convert their efforts and it remained 0-0 at half time.
The second half started well for Week with Sean Johns heading just wide in the first minute. The Saints came back into the game and took control for the next 15 minutes but were unable to capitalise. The home side were not to be contained for long, and with a change in
formation took the lead after 20 minutes when Mark Hodgson drove it home. Week were now in control and moving the ball around well; with good build-up play they got their second when a great ball by Wayne Hannaford split the defence and allowed Rob Hambly to fire it into the net.
Another good performance by Week with solid defending once again by Adam Hodgson and Ben
Smeeth. Report by Chris Warneford (Match Sponsor:
WIN Business Services)
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18th
November 2006 |
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Week
St. Mary |
2 |
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4 |
Padstow
United
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Mark Hodgson (1) Ashley Wooley (1)
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26th
November 2006 - Launceston District Cup |
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South
Petherwin |
0 |
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3 |
Week
St. Mary
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Ashley
Wooley (1) Vince Brown (2) |
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2nd
December 2006 |
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Week
St. Mary |
0 |
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1 |
Lostwithiel
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Ashley
Wooley (1) Vince Brown (2)
(Match Sponsor: Chris
& Phil Warneford)
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9th
December 2006 |
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St.
Mawgan Reserves |
1 |
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6 |
Week
St. Mary
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Adam
Hodgson (2) Rob Hambly (1) Adam Colwill (1) Own Goals (2) |
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16th
December 2006 |
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Week
St. Mary |
2 |
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0 |
St.
Mawgan Reserves
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Ian
Shute (1) Adam Hodgson (1)
(Match Sponsor:
Week St. Mary Post Office)
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23rd
December 2006 |
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Bere
Alston Reserves |
5 |
• |
0 |
Week
St. Mary
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13th
January 2007 |
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St.
Newlyn East Reserves |
0 |
• |
6 |
Week
St. Mary
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Sean
Johns (2) Adam Colwill (1) Vince Brown (1) Adam Hodgson (1)
Darren Johns (1)
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In
their first game of the New Year Week got off to a flying start with
two goals in the first few minutes. A
Darren Johns’ header hit the post in the first minute with Sean
Johns volleying in the rebound, shortly after the advancing
‘keeper slipped on the edge of the area where Adam Colwill pounced
on the loose ball to make it 2-0 to the visitors. Week kept up the
pressure and with the wind in their favour scored again when Rob
Hambly’s curling corner was put in by Vince Brown on the goal
line. Sean Johns got his second from a cross by Adam Hodgson to put
Week four ahead at half time with the home side having a couple of
half-chances in the last ten minutes.
Despite playing against the wind, it was the visitors who scored
again ten minutes into the second half when Adam Hodgson struck home
after some good midfield play by Week. After pressure in the box a
clearance finally fell to Darren Johns who drove it back through the
defence to complete the scoring.
Report by Chris Warneford
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27th
January 2007 |
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Pensilva Reserves |
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1 |
Week
St. Mary
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Antony
Sachs (1)
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Week
had the majority of possession in the first half with plenty of good
build up play but were unable to get off the mark. They came very
close on several occasions with Ashley Wooley hitting the upright
and Nigel Barriball’s outstretched leg just missing the ball as it
skidded across the goalmouth. The home side only had one real
chance, from a break early in the first half, with a cross into the
box chipped just over the bar.
The second half saw total domination by the visitors with Pensilva
continually pinned in their own half. But with chance after chance
gong begging, and the home side defending in numbers, it looked like
a goalless draw was on the cards much to Week’s frustration.
However, the visitors determination and continued pressure paid off
when another goalmouth scramble, two minutes from time, saw the ball
finally fall to substitute Antony Sachs (back from injury after a
long lay off) who drove it home.
A
hard fought victory by Week who thoroughly deserved the three points.
Report by Chris Warneford
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3rd
February 2007 |
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Week
St. Mary |
4 |
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1 |
Lanreath
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Ashley
Wooley (1) Adam Hodgson (2) Rob Hambley (1)
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Despite
Week starting well Lanreath could have taken the lead in the first
ten minutes but were denied by two good saves from ‘keeper Matt
Oke. But it was the home side that found the back of the net after
15 minutes, when from the byline Rob Hambly made an excellent chip
over the defender to Ashley Wooley who from a very narrow angle
drove his shot past the ‘keeper low into the far corner. Lanreath
equalised when a cross into the box was cleanly struck by Geoff
Massey. Week came close again when Adam Colwill’s shot was just
wide and at the other end a clearance off the goal line by Week’s
Adam Hodgson kept the scores level at half-time.
Three minutes into the second half Adam Hodgson pounced on a
defensive mistake to put the home side ahead. Soon after a penalty
driven wide by Lanreath denied them an equaliser. Week began to
dominate the game with some good football and went further ahead
from a driving shot by Rob Hambly. Adam Colwill came close on
several occasions and was also denied when his shot into the far top
corner was turned away by the ‘keeper. But he provided a great
cross into the box where a diving header from Adam Hodgson sealed a
well-earned victory for Week and inflicted promotion rivals Lanreath
with their first defeat.
Report by Chris Warneford (Match
Sponsor: Hillcrest Bakery)
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24th
February 2007 |
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Newmoor
Reserves |
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4 |
Week
St. Mary
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Adam Colwill (1) Vince Brown
(1) Antony Sachs (1) Sean Johns (1)
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On
a very heavy pitch Week got off to a winning start after taking the
lead from their side’s first attack. Rob Hambly slotted it through
to Adam Colwill on the edge of the box who beat two defenders and
struck it sweetly into the bottom far corner past the diving
‘keeper. Newmoor hit back three minutes later when Alex Hawke beat
the defender and with a well judged shot put it over the ‘keeper
to level the score. The rest of the first half was fairly even with
Week coming close on several occasions.
The
visitors came out strongly in the second half moving the ball well
and putting the home side under constant pressure. A disallowed goal
after 25 minutes spurred the visitors on and soon after a well
worked move allowed Vince Brown to put them ahead. Two minutes later
sustained attacking by Week made it 3-1 from a strike by Antony
Sachs. Sean Johns completed the scoring, turning in Adam Colwill’s
pass across the face of the goal from close range. Report by Chris Warneford
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3rd
March 2007 |
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Week
St. Mary |
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Bere
Alston Reserves
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Adam Colwill (1) Rob Hambly
(2)
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In
this keenly contested high scoring match, against fellow promotion
rivals Bere Alston, it was the visitors that had the better start
when early in the first half Tom Hatwell out ran the defender and
drove the ball low into the far corner. They continued to pressurise
Week giving them little time on the ball and playing the offside
trap when Week pushed forward. The visitors increased their lead
when a curling shot hit the crossbar and fell into the path of Tom
Hatwell to give him his second. The home side worked hard with
visiting ‘keeper Tony Rawlings denying them several times. Week
got back in the game two minutes from half time with a great strike
by Rob Hambly but Bere Alston struck back immediately when a lapse
in defence allowed Tom Hatwell his hat-trick to give them a 3-1 lead
at the break.
The home side came out determinedly in the second half and had the
best of it. They closed the gap when Rob Hambly’s shot was parried
out by the ‘keeper with Rob following up and heading it in. With
tensions running high Week continued to pressurise and 30 minutes in
were rewarded with an equaliser from Adam Colwill. They nearly
snatched the win when Rob Hambly’s cross into the box was headed
on by Sean Johns only for the ‘keeper to make an excellent save
and push it past the post; they came close again when Adam
Hodgson’s shot in front of goal went over the bar. An
excellent comeback by Week, who in the end deserved the points, but
had to settle for the draw.
Report by Chris Warneford
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10th
March 2007 |
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Week
St. Mary |
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0 |
St.
Merryn Reserves
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Vince
Brown (2) Sean Johns (1) Adam Hodgson (2)
Nigel Barriball (1) Ben Smeeth (1)
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With
a team of only nine players St. Merryn were always going to have an
uphill struggle and Week capitalised on this in the first half. They
scored after five minutes when Rob Hambly’s cross into the box
from the left wing was well struck by Vince Brown. Sean Johns
slotted in the second and soon after Adam Hodgson ran onto Rob
Hambly’s cross and drove it through the defence. Vince Brown got
his second, as did Adam Hodgson, to put Week 5 – 0 up after thirty
minutes.
Undeterred
the visitors battled hard in the second half and despite running out
of steam persevered to the end. Week missed chance after chance and
was also denied by some great saves from ‘keeper Adrian Steele.
Five minutes from time Nigel Barriball scored from close range with
Ben Smeeth completing the scoring in the last minute. A game played
in good spirit with sportsmanship from both teams. Week won the
points, but all credit to St. Merryn for their grit and
determination with only nine men.
Report by Chris Warneford
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18th
March 2007 - Launceston & District Cup (Quarter Final) |
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Week
St. Mary |
3 |
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1 |
Pensilva
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Adam
Colwill (2) Rob Hambly (1)
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On
an extremely windy and bitterly cold Sunday afternoon Pensilva took
the lead early in the first half from a well taken volley by Michael
Rendle. Both teams had to work hard against the strong wind and a
determined Week pressurised the visitors but despite chances the
score remained unchanged in the first half.
The
home side came out strongly after the break and equalised early on
when a well worked move by Adam Hodgson found Adam Colwill in the
centre of the box who slotted it low into the corner. A hard working
Week had the better of the second half and their perseverance paid
off when they finally took the lead with five minutes to go from Rob
Hambly’s driving 25-yard strike. Adam Colwill sealed victory with
a long shot that went through the ‘keepers legs and slowly
dribbled over the line in the dying minutes. A well deserved win for
Week earning them a place in the semi-final. Report by Chris Warneford
(Match Sponsor: Mike Tremlett)
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7th
April 2007 - Bodmin Trophies Duchy League Cup (2nd Round) |
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Week
St. Mary |
2 |
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3 |
Biscovey
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Adam
Colwill (1) Adam Sachs (1)
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In a fast moving end to end game Week took the lead when a great cross by Rob Hambly was put in from close range by Adam Colwill after fifteen minutes. The home side had the better of the first half but just before half time a quick break by Biscovey allowed them to snatch an equaliser.
The second half was very even for the first twenty minutes with chances for both sides but then it was the visitors who took the lead. Week were denied an equaliser when a well-struck shot by Sean Johns was blocked by the ‘keeper. Biscovey began to take control scoring again to put them further ahead. Keeper Darren Johns made two good saves for Week but they couldn’t convert their chances at the other end. Two minutes from time Antony Sachs made it 2-3 but it was too late for Week. A good performance by a below strength Week against their higher ranked opponents.
Report by Chris Warneford
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14th
April 2007 |
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Padstow
United |
2 |
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7 |
Week
St. Mary
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Adam Hodgson
(3) Sean Johns (1) Adam Colwill (1)
Tom Hannaford (1) Ben Smeeth (1)
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Week got off to a flying start against promotion rivals Padstow United with two goals in ten minutes. Adam Colwill chipped it over the defence into the box for Sean Johns to calmly place it past the ‘keeper and Adam Hodgson’s run down the right finished with a great driving shot. Padstow got one back through Mark Billing but when Sean Johns was brought down in the box, Tom Hannaford’s penalty made it 3-1 to the visitors after fifteen minutes. Jake Charles closed the gap again for the home side but Week replied with Adam Hodgson getting his second to put the visitors back in control.
Padstow started well in the second half but it was Week who went further ahead after ten minutes when Adam Colwill made a determined run down the centre and finished it with a well struck shot past the ‘keeper. The visitors kept up the pressure dominating play and increased their lead when a pass into the box was headed on by Ben Smeeth for Adam Hodgson to volley it home for his hat-trick. Ben Smeeth completed the scoring to give Week a valuable away victory and keep them in contention for promotion.
Report by Chris Warneford
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18th
April 2007 |
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Boscastle
Reserves |
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8 |
Week
St. Mary
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Ashley Coles
(1) Nigel Barriball (1) Rob Hambly (1)
Adam Hodgson (2) Adam Colwill (1) Vince Brown (1) O.G. (1)
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A resounding mid-week victory for Week who outclassed their opponents with some very good football.
Ashley Coles scored his debut goal for the first team four minutes into the game when he turned the defender in the box and slotted it home. Vince Brown was brought down in the area and Nigel Barriball made it 2-0 with a well struck penalty. Week moved the ball well and a great strike from Rob Hambly put them further ahead. Boscastle persevered but were unable to create any real chances. Just before half time a well worked move down the line came to Adam Colwill in the box who coolly put it past the ‘keeper.
Week continued their domination in the second half with Adam Hodgson’s driving shot through the defence putting them five up. Vince Brown squeezed his volley between the post and the ‘keeper with Adam Hodgson getting his second and a Boscastle own goal completing the scoring.
Report by Chris Warneford
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22nd
April 2007 - Launceston & District Cup (Semi-Final)
(Played at
Launceston's ground) |
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Week
St. Mary |
1 |
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3 |
Boscastle
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Adam
Colwill (1)
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This semi-final was a fairly even affair between two sides that were both slightly understrength due to injuries and other sporting commitments, but two late goals saw Boscastle through to the final.
Boscastle opened the game stronger and scored after fifteen minutes when a free kick from the left wing was floated into the far corner by Mark Gusterson. Week then matched their much higher ranked opponents and equalised when Lee Hannaford threaded a ball through the Boscastle defence and Adam Colwill muscled his way past a Boscastle defender before scoring with a low shot. This signalled a change in fortunes with Week beginning to play the more attacking football and dominating the game on a hard dusty pitch.
Week came out for the second half fired up and continued to take the game to Boscastle but failed to make an impact in front of goal rarely troubling ‘keeper Dave Bosley.
Boscastle were awarded a penalty for a push on Gusterson and Simon Biddick stepped up to despatch the spot kick with only ten minutes remaining. Week pressed forward in search of a deserved equaliser but this created gaps in the defence and Boscastle notched the killer goal when a left wing cross was side-footed into the net by Jeff
Uglow. Report by Kevin Hoare
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28th
April 2007 |
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Week
St. Mary |
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Nanpean
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Match
not played - Nanpean unable to raise a team. 3 points awarded to Week
St. Mary.
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3rd
May 2007 |
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Week
St. Mary |
5 |
• |
0 |
Pensilva
Reserves
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Nigel Barriball (1) Wayne Hannaford (1)
Ben Smeeth (1) Vince
Brown (1) Rob Hambly (1)
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In a keenly contested match Week had majority possession and most of the attacking chances in the first half. A penalty by Nigel Barriball gave them the lead after thirty minutes with Wayne Hannaford slotting in their second five minutes later. Week came close again when a driving shot by Rob Hambly was headed over the bar.
Early in the first half the home side increased their lead when Rob Hambly floated a corner into the box and Ben Smeeth rose above the defence to head it home. Pensilva persevered; they had a couple of shots on target and almost scored but were denied when Ben Smeeth cleared off the line. Rob Hambly’s pass across the face of the goal was turned in by Vince Brown to make it 4-0 and a superb 40 yard volley from Rob Hambly left the ’keeper stranded completing the scoring for Week just before the final whistle.
Report by Chris Warneford
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5th
May 2007 |
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Week
St. Mary |
3 |
• |
1 |
Newmoor
Reserves
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Wayne
Hannaford (1) Adam Colwill (1)
Rob Hambly (1)
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Week had most of the chances in the first half scoring three but it could have been more but for some good saves by visiting ‘keeper Dave Pendleton. Wayne Hannaford’s 25 yard shot over the ‘keeper gave Week the lead after fifteen minutes with a good strike from Newmoor punched away by ‘keeper Matt Oke denying them an equaliser five minutes later. Week responded immediately when Adam Colwill slotted in from a narrow angle. Just before half time Rob Hambly got Week’s third with a well-struck shot past the ‘keeper.
Newmoor’s Paul Rowe scored early in the second half but it was Week that continued to make all the chances. Ashley Coles was deemed offside when he chipped the ‘keeper with Week denied again when Nigel Barriball’s penalty was pushed past the post. With the game losing momentum in the last twenty minutes Week took the points to keep them in promotion contention.
Report by Chris Warneford
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12th
May 2007 |
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Gorran |
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5 |
Week
St. Mary
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Vince Brown (1)
Adam Colwill (1) Sean Johns (3)
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In the last game of the season Week dominated the first half with Gorran only having one real chance that was cleared off the line by Lee Hannaford. The visitors had plenty of attacks but didn’t get off the mark until the 35th minute when Steven Short’s cross was struck goal ward by Antony Sachs and flicked on by Vince Brown. Week’s second came five minutes from the break when Sean Johns’ shot rebound and Adam Colwill tapped in from close range.
Gorran pressurised Week early in the second half but couldn’t break down the defence. 20 minutes in Sean Johns took the ball into the box, went past the defender and slotted it into the far corner. Gorran got one back through Alan Forsyth’s penalty but Week replied with a well struck shot from Sean Johns. The visitors completed the scoring when Sean Johns muscled his way past the defender and calmly slotted it past the ‘keeper for his hat-trick.
A good finish to the season by Week who haven’t lost a League game since December and should have done enough to earn themselves promotion once again. Many thanks to their team sponsor Treetops Inn, the home match sponsors and all their supporters.
Report by Chris Warneford
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