floyd__streete I'm not going to indulge you by traipsing through this thread but you enjoyed a (short-lived) laugh at Maidenhead's expense, mainly due to the fact that I follow them I strongly suspect. Your obsession with me must be into about its seventh year now m8!
@ Rothers ignoring me btw, this is how kids used to feel when Jimmy Saville ignored their letters
DORKING Football Club's Combined Counties League Premier Division fixture away to Farnham Town was abandoned at half time today (Saturday) amid ugly scenes.
The Chicks were 2-0 up at the time through goals from Tommy Harper and Reece Jackson, when it is alleged that a member of the crowd attacked one of Dorking's players as they were walking towards the changing rooms at Mead Lane.
The incident resulted in a melee as players and staff from both sides tried to separate individuals, prompting the referee to take the decision to abandon the game.
And Dorking boss Glynn Stephens said he was very disappointed about the whole incident and the fact that the Chicks were denied the chance of recording back-to-back wins, following their 3-2 victory against Molesey at Meadowbank on Thursday.
He said: "He [the spectator] should have been kept away.
"My players did nothing other than defend themselves and it is simply not good enough [that this should happen].
"What has happened is unacceptable."
Stephens added that the incident was being reported, while he said it would also be detailed in the referee's report of the match.
As for Farnham's stance on the incident, Stephens said the Chicks' opponents were very apologetic, however he said he would have preferred the three points.
He said: "Having won on Thursday, I am confident we would have gone on to get another three points here and we are very disappointed.
"We were playing well. Tommy Harper and Reece Jackson had both scored again after their goals on Thursday and we were looking good at 2-0.
"Who knows what will happen if the game is replayed."
the commonsensical thing to do would be to award Dorking the 2-0 as a result. Not only would that be partial punishment for Farnham, but it would send out messages to any other pillocks that may see this as a way of routinely stopping a game that isn't going their way.paultheroyalDORKING Football Club's Combined Counties League Premier Division fixture away to Farnham Town was abandoned at half time today (Saturday) amid ugly scenes.
The Chicks were 2-0 up at the time through goals from Tommy Harper and Reece Jackson, when it is alleged that a member of the crowd attacked one of Dorking's players as they were walking towards the changing rooms at Mead Lane.
The incident resulted in a melee as players and staff from both sides tried to separate individuals, prompting the referee to take the decision to abandon the game.
And Dorking boss Glynn Stephens said he was very disappointed about the whole incident and the fact that the Chicks were denied the chance of recording back-to-back wins, following their 3-2 victory against Molesey at Meadowbank on Thursday.
He said: "He [the spectator] should have been kept away.
"My players did nothing other than defend themselves and it is simply not good enough [that this should happen].
"What has happened is unacceptable."
Stephens added that the incident was being reported, while he said it would also be detailed in the referee's report of the match.
As for Farnham's stance on the incident, Stephens said the Chicks' opponents were very apologetic, however he said he would have preferred the three points.
He said: "Having won on Thursday, I am confident we would have gone on to get another three points here and we are very disappointed.
"We were playing well. Tommy Harper and Reece Jackson had both scored again after their goals on Thursday and we were looking good at 2-0.
"Who knows what will happen if the game is replayed."
Another win for Cove, those boys are flying.CCLP
Badshot Lea 0-1 Camberley Town
Bedfont Sports 4-1 Colliers Wood United
Cove 4-1 Hartley Wintney
Royal Rother What makes you pop at Windsor so often? M8.
. If I have a 'pop' it is some excrutiating attempt at Royal Borough banter 
. Non-league football really isn't the place for h8, and I think we both like it for similar reasons. M8.AthleticoSpizzthe commonsensical thing to do would be to award Dorking the 2-0 as a result. Not only would that be partial punishment for Farnham, but it would send out messages to any other pillocks that may see this as a way of routinely stopping a game that isn't going their way.paultheroyalDORKING Football Club's Combined Counties League Premier Division fixture away to Farnham Town was abandoned at half time today (Saturday) amid ugly scenes.
The Chicks were 2-0 up at the time through goals from Tommy Harper and Reece Jackson, when it is alleged that a member of the crowd attacked one of Dorking's players as they were walking towards the changing rooms at Mead Lane.
The incident resulted in a melee as players and staff from both sides tried to separate individuals, prompting the referee to take the decision to abandon the game.
And Dorking boss Glynn Stephens said he was very disappointed about the whole incident and the fact that the Chicks were denied the chance of recording back-to-back wins, following their 3-2 victory against Molesey at Meadowbank on Thursday.
He said: "He [the spectator] should have been kept away.
"My players did nothing other than defend themselves and it is simply not good enough [that this should happen].
"What has happened is unacceptable."
Stephens added that the incident was being reported, while he said it would also be detailed in the referee's report of the match.
As for Farnham's stance on the incident, Stephens said the Chicks' opponents were very apologetic, however he said he would have preferred the three points.
He said: "Having won on Thursday, I am confident we would have gone on to get another three points here and we are very disappointed.
"We were playing well. Tommy Harper and Reece Jackson had both scored again after their goals on Thursday and we were looking good at 2-0.
"Who knows what will happen if the game is replayed."
WITNEY TOWN: THEY THINK IT'S ALL OVER - IT IS NOW
By Nick Farrant, from www.witneygazette.co.uk
Last Wednesday, the Premier Division outfit, one of Oxfordshire's oldest football clubs, resigned from the Hellenic League and folded due to lack of funds. Earlier this month, the cash-strapped club were evicted from the Witney Community Stadium because they were unable to pay the rent. They had hoped to ground-share with Carterton, but lack of funds meant they were unable to sign a rental agreement. "I knew it was coming, so it wasn't exactly a shock," said Donovan, who has been a supporter for about 20 years. But it's still disappointing to see it happening."
But Donovan is optimistic the Oxfordshire outfit will one day re-emerge from the ashes. "It's a massive shame and hopefully someone can resurrect it at some stage in the future, but there seems to be a lack of interest from people in the town to run it. Unfortunately, the stadium was not something you could run with a small group of people, so it became an albatross around our necks."
Former striker Sean McKeon added: "I'm devastated the club is no longer. It is upsetting knowing the hard work people like Andy Lyne (former manager) and Ady Bircher (ex-secretary) and the committee put in.
The loss of Witney Town was in huge contrast to the summer, when Justin Merritt was made boss with a plan to get the club back in the Southern League. However, in September last year Merritt resigned, followed by one of his assistants, Eddie Denton. The following month, Stuart Pike replaced Tom Amer as chairman to take over the helm at Carterton. In December, boss Justin Lee, Pike and director of football Andy Lyne all resigned, with Chris Hurley made boss. Donovan took over as chairman in January, but resigned after a ground-share at Carterton was abandoned.
Founded in 1885, Witney Town folded in 2001, only to re-emerge the following year when a group of fans formed Witney United. In 2011 the club reverted to their original name, Witney Town, after it was re-formed as a registered charity.
Wax Jacket on the Prime Minister's doorstep too
disgusting
Big FootAnother win for Cove, those boys are flying.CCLP
Badshot Lea 0-1 Camberley Town
Bedfont Sports 4-1 Colliers Wood United
Cove 4-1 Hartley Wintney
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Alexander LitvinenkoWax Jacket on the Prime Minister's doorstep too
disgusting
I blame the unsavoury types who've recently moved into the area.
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