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17/01/10
FOOTBALL GETS UNDERWAY AGAIN

For the first time since December 13th, we had some games played in the Norwich Sunday League. 12 of the 39 scheduled fixtures were played as the league got back into action.

In the Premier Division, Acle Rangers brushed off the cobwebs to beat league leaders The Grove 4-1. No games were played in 1A, but in 1B, Norfolk CCSC went top after winning 3-2 at previous leaders Aylsham Sunday. The other game in the division saw Hillside OB gain a valuable point at Drayton in a 2-2 draw.

In 2A, Vale Longo moved up to third spot with a good 5-1 win over second placed Norman Wanderers "A", whilst Deopham jumped a few places after winning 2-0 at Coachmakers Arms. Well done to Thorpe Rovers in 2B who gained their first win of the season, 3-2 at PL Rangers. The game between Sprowston Rovers and Acle Rangers Res couldn't produce a goal, whilst St Faiths moved up to third spot after beating The Gordon 5-1.

The Otter are the new leaders of 3A after a 2-0 home win over Temple Bar. Upton are now second after a narrow 4-3 victory over DCS Rapid. There was a shock for 3B leaders Mischief Tavern as they went down 3-1 at Hethersett Res. The days other league game was in 4A where Hellesdon Res beat Kings Arms 5-2.

AFC Wanderers ensured that the league will have at least one side in the Sunday Senior Cup Final when they won a dramatic Quarter Final game at Camden Tavern of the Yarmouth League 6-4 (aet). Of the games still to be played, Marlborough play El Sol of Yarmouth, whilst the other two quarter finals are all Norwich affairs, Dog House v Costessey Sports and Prince of Denmark v Norwich Busmen. Good Luck to all.

Sprowston Royal Oak kept the league flag flying in the Sunday Junior Cup, winning 3-1 at Star & Garter. Our other representatives Wellington Pink Un's, play their quarter final next week.

Now that football is underway again, I just wondered if any of the local councils, (not clubs) who called a halt to games as early as Tuesday of last week, watched the highlights of the Colchester v Norwich game on TV. That is what you call a waterlogged pitch. If anybody has the ability to predict what is going to happen five days in advance, could you please email me next weeks lottery numbers.
 
Jan 17th
FIXTURES BADLY HIT AGAIN THIS WEEKEND 17/01/10

MANY GAMES DUE TO BE PLAYED IN THE NORWICH SUNDAY LEAGUE ON JANUARY 17th HAVE ALREADY BEEN CALLED OFF DUE TO SEVERE WEATHER CONDITIONS. COULD ALL CLUBS PLEASE NOTE THAT THE LEAGUE, YOUR OPPONENTS AND THE REFEREE'S APPOINTMENTS SECRETARY MUST BE INFORMED WHEN GAMES ARE CALLED OFF. NO MATTER HOW OBVIOUS IT MAY BE, YOU MUST FOLLOW THE PROCEDURE SET OUT IN THE HANDBOOK AND NOT ASSUME EVERYBODY KNOWS. FAILURE TO DO SO COULD LEAD TO YOUR CLUB BEING FINED
 
20/12/09

MERRY XMAS TO ALL CLUBS, PLAYERS, OFFICIALS AND SUPPORTERS




FIXTURES BEGIN AGAIN ON JANUARY 3rd 2010

HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU ALL

 
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