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Written by Kevin Bryant
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Tuesday, 10 July 2007 |
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Dan Webber has made a suprise return to College 2001.
Have College other irons in the fire?
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FA Futsal Cup prizes get better & better |
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Written by Kevin Bryant
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Tuesday, 10 July 2007 |
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Mr Rob Allenby (Lindsey School Head of Sport) with FA Cup which was on display at FA Futsal Finals in Sheffield.
Lindsey achieved second place in both the under 14 and 16 sections, reports to follow........................
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Gunners Watch Premier League X Champions |
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Written by Kevin Bryant
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Monday, 09 July 2007 |
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Gunners Watch
Captain D. Powers & manager M.Rouse
After an exhausting season Gunners Watch became the first team to win the title since 2004; the date when Nicol Magpies started there domination. Nicol Magpies had won Grimsby futsal leagues VII, VIII and IX.
Early season form was with Gunners as Magpies started out with 3 drawn games. Gunners form was consistent win win, win; until tragedy struck in the shape of knee ligament damage for star player Dale Jenkins. A major operation resulted from which Dale is still recovering. Players with speed and skill are irreplaceable and results dipped in the second half of the season as a direct result of Dale’s injury.
It says a lot for the team that they battled on to win the title as their comfortable lead diminished point by point.
The title was not certain until the final whistle of the final game. Grimsby Catalonia might have been Magpies in disguise as they made Gunners work for the title in that final game. When the whistle blew Gunners had triumphed 3-2. One slip one blip and 3-3 would have lost them the title, that’s how close the Monday night Premier League was.
The league was a credit to all the teams involved; league XI opens new challenges; Harvest FC, Wanderers, Opium FC has all joined the league with serious intentions of winning. To retain the title will be a greater challenge than winning it; Magpies will admit that they had some easy games, those days are gone.
If you enjoy football and want to know more about the futsal fuss get down to Second Avenue on a Monday night and see for yourself.
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Futsal - Lower placed teams have improved week. |
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Written by Kevin Bryant
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Thursday, 05 July 2007 |
The top half of all 4 leagues are developing into mini leagues within the leagues; batches of teams to closely matched to call results.
Every week there are matches that are well worth the trouble of getting out to watch. Next weeks fixture that catches is the eye is Young’s Seafood’s vs. Second Avenue. It’s a week to kick off and both teams have requested strong independent referees! Last week top placed Second Avenue draw 7-7 with 4th placed Grimsby Auditorium; a game reported to me as one of the best ever played at the ‘Resource Centre.’ Across the board the standards of all the teams is improving.
What’s happening in the bottom half of the leagues; ignoring the Premier League, which attracts its own publicity?
The Grimsby Futsal League is now attracting younger teams, they are expected to struggle initially as they lack physic and futsal experience, but once they have paid their dues watch these teams take off.
ECGS have the benefit of a couple of senior heads to help them take the big step from u/16 to senior football. Have managed 1 win in 6 and never been trounced.
Hereford Futsal, watch this space, kept Magpies II to 6-1 in first game this week; with faces to add might surprise some people.
CFKA, just can’t make that jump from bottom half to top half.
Rose & Crown, competitive, but short of spare faces whenever I watch them, as a consequence fitness is an issue when playing teams with energy on the bench.
Grimsby Baptist misfiring, 7 losses in 10 are hard to fathom as they have players that have proved previously that they can stay with the top teams.
Soccer PM, best name in league? Have solid performers, but need additional fire power.
Heta FC hit Hemswell 9-1 this week, the same Hemswell that lost to leaders Piemonte the previous week by an odd goal. Performance of the week.
FC Grimsby Futsal 5’s, another new team stepping up from u/16 football. Learning fast, 1 win in 3.
IKBF, you always meet the nicest people at the bottom. Have the expense of traveling from Immingham in mini bus before they step onto the pitch. Getting hammered, but have new signing that will move them into sheltered water.
Kent St is a 12 team league with only 2 teams without a few wins under their belt. Everglaze keep the same squad each week, which is commendable as teams that develop are often unrecognizable 2 years later.
Futsal Warriors are bottom, of recent weeks there has been signs that competitiveness is not far away. This weeks 9-5 loss to second placed Nelson FC was another green shoot.
Tetney Rovers and Nunsthorpe, both 16+ are waiting to join the leagues having played competative frendlies against experienced opposition.
What about street soccer?? |
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GRIMSBY TOWN LADIES SENIOR TEAM |
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Written by Kevin Bryant
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Monday, 02 July 2007 |
Interested in Playing Ladies Football?
Are you aged 16 or over?
Grimsby Town ladies are holding open trials 26th July 7-9pm on the all weather pitch at Hereford Technology School
All Ages and abilities welcome
For more information tel: Kylie on 01507 313353 or Ruth on 07921549080
Or just turn up on the night
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Written by Kevin Bryant
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Sunday, 01 July 2007 |
im asking this again cos it was just ignored last time.
to whoever looks after this website:
is there any chance of a history section, so we can see who's won what since the leagues started in Gy??
yes or no will do thanx
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The Tuesday Futsal League Debate? |
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Written by Kevin Bryant
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Thursday, 28 June 2007 |
An ongoing debate has kicked off on the forums as to who will win the Tuesday League. The following facts might interest the contributors. Youngs are top based on goals scored and best goal difference, it all changes when you look at their record at the other end of the pitch.
Magpies are suffering at the opposite end, just not enough goals scored.
Second Ave has a balance throughout the team.
P DIF'
Youngs Sea Foods 8 53
Second Ave. Resource Centre 9 41
Gy Auditorium 10 21
StreetSoccer 8 18
Magpies II 9 17
Grimsby Babtist Church 10 3
CFKA 9 -12
ECGS 5 -17
Rose & Crown 8 -26
IKBF United 6 -98
P SC'
Youngs Sea Foods 8 85
Second Ave. Resource Centre 9 56
Gy Auditorium 10 52
StreetSoccer 8 47
Magpies II 9 45
Grimsby Babtist Church 10 46
CFKA 9 43
ECGS 5 17
Rose & Crown 8 15
IKBF United 6 5
AGS'
Second Ave. Resource Centre 9 15
Magpies II 9 28
StreetSoccer 8 29
Gy Auditorium 10 31
Youngs Sea Foods 8 32
ECGS 5 34
Rose & Crown 8 41
Grimsby Babtist Church 10 43
CFKA 9 55
IKBF United 6 103
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Futsal league Tables sorted by goal difference |
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Written by Kevin Bryant
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Wednesday, 27 June 2007 |
Nicol Magpies 14 10 3 1 72 18 54 0 0 33 WLWWWWWW (1)
Gunners Watch 14 10 1 2 71 44 27 0 3 34 WLDWWWLW (1)
Gy All Blacks 14 7 1 4 36 37 -1 0 3 25 WWDWDWLW (4)
Grimsby Catalonia 14 5 2 7 51 53 -2 0 0 17 LLLLDWLW (0)
College 2001 13 6 2 4 37 42 -5 0 0 20 LWDLWDWW (0)
Fulstow Rovers 12 3 0 8 41 49 -8 0 0 9 LDLLLWLL (0)
Young's Shamrock 13 2 2 8 45 66 -21 0 0 8 LLDDWLLW (0)
Eagles 14 1 1 10 40 84 -44 0 0 4 DDLLLDLL (0)
Youngs Sea Foods 8 6 0 2 85 32 53 0 0 18 WWWWLWWL (4)
Second Ave. Res' Cent' 9 8 0 0 56 15 41 0 3 27 WWDWWWWW (8)
Gy Auditorium 10 5 2 3 52 31 21 0 0 17 LWWWDWWD (0)
StreetSoccer 8 5 2 1 47 29 18 0 0 17 WWWDLDWW (4)
Magpies II 9 6 2 1 45 28 17 0 0 20 WDWWWDWW (8)
Grimsby Babtist Church 10 2 1 7 46 43 3 0 0 7 LLDLWLLL (0)
CFKA 9 1 2 6 43 55 -12 0 0 5 DLLLWDLL (1)
ECGS 5 1 0 4 17 34 -17 0 0 3 LLLLW (0)
Rose & Crown 8 1 1 6 15 41 -26 0 0 4 DLLLLLLW (1)
IKBF United 6 0 0 5 5 103 -98 0 0 0 DLLLLL (0)
Grange de Saloa 7 5 0 2 46 22 24 0 0 15 WWWWLWL (4)
Piemonte 7 6 0 0 43 23 20 0 3 21 WWDWWWW (6)
Hemswell 6 4 0 2 37 31 6 0 0 12 WLLWWW (1)
Laceby (Rd) 6 4 0 2 37 32 5 0 0 12 LWWWLW (0)
KBFC 8 4 0 4 36 38 -2 0 0 12 WWLWLLWL (2)
Expressions 8 3 0 4 45 49 -4 0 3 12 DLLLWWLW (0)
Heta FC 8 2 1 5 31 38 -7 0 0 7 LLWLDLWL (0)
FC Grimsby Futsal 5's 4 1 0 2 25 32 -7 0 0 3 LWDL (0)
Soccer PM 8 1 1 6 38 47 -9 0 0 4 WLLLLDLL (1)
IKBF - 2 4 0 0 3 12 38 -26 0 0 0 DLLL (0)
Kent St. R' C' 18 14 1 3 204 64 140 0 0 43 WWWWWWWW (9)
Littlefields FC 19 16 1 2 175 64 111 0 0 49 WLWWWWWW (1)
Nelson FC 18 15 0 3 165 81 84 0 0 45 WWLWWWWW (2)
SuperStar Tradesman 15 9 1 4 129 64 65 0 3 31 DWWLDWLW (2)
Football Wizards 19 11 0 7 135 102 33 0 3 36 WDWWLLWW (3)
Humbertherm Futsal FC 18 9 0 8 130 119 11 0 0 27 WLDLLLLW (1)
AFC Snoop 19 7 0 12 99 98 1 0 0 21 LLWWLWLL (0)
O'S 15 3 1 10 69 107 -38 0 0 10 LLLLDDWL (0)
GY Futsal 19 9 1 9 86 125 -39 0 0 28 DLWLLWWL (1)
Aspels 20 6 0 10 72 124 -52 0 3 21 DDDLLWLD (0)
Everglaze 18 2 1 15 45 175 -130 0 0 7 DLLLLLLL (1)
Futsal Warriors 18 0 0 18 46 232 -186 0 0 0 LLLLLLLL (0)
Apologies that they have not copied and pasted as well as I would liked.........work in progress.
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Wheres any mention of Gunners winning the league |
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Written by Kevin Bryant
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Tuesday, 26 June 2007 |
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Just seems all ur effort seems to b promoting magpies, thought you could of at least mentioned gunners winning the league and stopping magpies winning there 4th consecutive league(correct me on the number if rong) just seems funny!! thanks dale!! Well done Gunners Wacth for winning the league boys [wink] |
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Magpies draw White Bear!!!!!!!!!!! |
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Written by Kevin Bryant
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Thursday, 21 June 2007 |
Magpies have probably the hardest group:
Kickers are an all Brazilians team residing in London. They were 2nd placed in this years Futsal Premier League (Southern Conference).
London White Bear won the tournament in 2004 and 2006. They have twice played in the UEFA Cup for futsal. Last week they beat England 7-1 in an exhibition match at the Rioch Stadium.
Futsal Preston is an unknown quantity; which makes then dangerous in a different way.
From the 6 – 8th July the FA will be staging the FA Umbro Futsal Cup Finals at the English Institute of Sport in Sheffield. The National Finals will be contested by 16 teams originating from 40 Regional Leagues or Tournaments with the winning team gaining the right to become England’s representative in the 2008 UEFA Futsal Cup – UEFA’s club competition for Futsal. The Finals weekend will also feature the first Women’s Senior Competition involving 16 teams as well as eight categories of youth competitions.
Futsal will be a new sport for many people but it is the world and European form of small-sided football. It has its own UEFA competitions and a FIFA World Cup. It is fast and skilful and encourages the development of technically gifted players. Futsal sustains professional leagues in Spain, Portugal, Russia, Italy, Brazil and Argentina. It is a new game that has enormous potential to develop and excite young people.
The finals will run at two venues – The English Institute of Sport and Ponds Forge Sports Centre - from 1.00pm on Friday July 6 to 5.30 pm on Sunday July 8. Although you would be welcome to join us for any part of the Finals we would be delighted to invite you to attend the semi finals and finals of the Men’s and Women’s Championship competition from 12.30 a.m on Sunday. The Finals of the Women’s and Men’s competition start at 3.30 and 4.00 pm respectively.
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Written by Kevin Bryant
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Wednesday, 20 June 2007 |
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any chance of getting a history section up? it'd be good for the newer players / teams to see lists of previous cup / league winners for all the divisions.
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