Novartis u/11's:

East Coast Lions A & B teams played overflow game from Novartis in a trial league game at Second Avenue. The intention to find out players and coaches reactions to playing on bigger pitch. To form the 'A' team won 4-0, to consolidate their top position in league.

The players reaction to new pitch was mixed, some liked the extra space, the others preferred the tighter Novartis.  Stu Orr the teams coach preferred Novartis as the sand on Second Avenue made the pitch more slippery.

 Premier League:

Grimsby Institute struggled to get a team out against Fulstow Rover, resulting in a heavy defeat.  New team management from within the College should rectify future problems.  I have sanctioned Steve Goodwin continuing to play for 'Cats and Institute. There are just not enough  GK's who know the rules and tactics for the number of teams playing.

Other results Newton Heath almost tipple 100% in 11 gaol thriller.  Cats overturn Shamrock!

 Novartis u/11's:

Chris Francis Panthers & Tigers record big wins,newcomers GSC N Waltham2 start with win, Discoveries teams making suprise slow start.

 Tuesday:

Madrid win again.

StreetSoccer back to winning ways.

 Novartis u/13:

Keelby,, Healing and Tigers all win conceding just 1 goal between them!

Super fit Fresh (Scott, Adam. Luke) run their legs off to beat Grimsby Saxons larger squad 7-6. Saxons Dave Green scored the Grimsby Institute goal of the week. The Fresh keeper lost the ball near to 'Saxons goal'(supporting a Fresh attack), Dave managed to retrieve the lost ball and then chip almost every player on the pitch to score from just outside his own penalty area.