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trev yates@ 7:49pm 11-05-2008
got a home game this saturday is it ok if i pick the flags and keys up friday tea time about 4 30 thanks
Terry U8's Stingers@ 8:24am 11-05-2008
Kev/Sue    Stingers are at home on Sunday 10o'clock kick off and I will need to be in the container at 9:15 so I can mark my pitch out,so if its ok can I get the keys and flags from your house Saturday teatime please.
trev Todd@ 11:26pm 11-03-2008
Great look to the new website!

reminder, please come along and help at the Trinity Academy tomorrow night.

5-30 til late

regards
Trev
John Stewart@ 1:42pm 11-03-2008
Web site is being updated.

please go and look

John
John Stewart@ 1:42pm 11-03-2008
Indoor training

Due to last weeks cancellation, the teams that should have been in, will go in this week, all the schedules move backwards.

If you are unsure, speak to your opposing teams, please make sure we use all the time slots.

Cheers

John
kev barrass@ 8:51am 11-03-2008
john this weeks indoor training is the teams that missed
last week due to school being closed

kev
jenny mCAllister@ 10:32pm 11-02-2008
Hornet U8's 4 v Barnby Dun Rovers 0

With the rain pouring down the boys got on the pitch and worked has a team passing and crossing the ball to produce 4 brilliant goals. Mason 2,Cameron 1 and Jay 1  . A change off team for the friendly and they won 3-2.  Well done boys keep working together it's not just the goals, it's the passing and crossing inbetween that  make you  all  winners.
Andrew Henderson@ 7:25pm 11-02-2008
Hornets U13's (6) vs Bessacarr (2)
A gritty battling performance on a wet and windy day with hardly a foot put wrong. Bessacarr's goals came from a penalty and an unfortunate OG, but they never really threatened or trouble us due to another strong defensive display throughout the team. Hornets goals were scored by Cameron Johnson (3), Christian Caddy (2) and Chad Booth (1). Man of the match was Ben Poulston for a biting and determined display in midfield, but once again it could have been awarded to any number of players today.
Well done to all, lets keep it up.
KEV BARRASS@ 1:03pm 11-02-2008
andrew & trev
half of pitch 2s posts had been put on to pitch 1s bars
its not a big problem .but when i have to change them
when its cold and raining its not nice
cheers kev

Ryan Greaves@ 12:35pm 11-02-2008
Stinger U9's 5 v 4 Stainforth Juniors

Well this week I won't be starting off by saying how well we passed the ball. But never the less what a game. Stingers started off well in cold, wet and slippery conditions. Barraclough playing as striker cleverly prodded home to make it 1-0. Stainy hit back with two great passes and a thunderous volley from distance straight across our keeper 1-1. Drury then slotted home to make it 2-1 and thats how the half finished. Stainy were always looking dangerous and in the second half Redshaw and Mellor were introduced to put them under pressure. Bang 2-2 Stainy were level. Things have pretty much been rosy for us all season not today. Freeman then fired from range and his effort was deflected in (shades of Lampard). Redshaw then gave us some comfort making it 4-2. Then Stainy launched a comeback not too dissimilair to Spurs in midweek at the Emirates. 4-4. Drury then came back on for Blake in defence and Johnson and Drury were forced into no-nonsense defending. A corner was forced late on and Freeman lined it up Drury ambled up from the back, the ball floated high into the area, Drury rose like a salmon and then......................Goooooooooooooaaaaaaaallllllllllllll! Stingers clinched a dramatic and thrilling game at the death. I felt like Dick Turpin, Harry Redknapp and Alex 10 minutes added on Ferguson all rolled into one.

Great win, great desire and resilience.

Game 2

Stingers 4 v 3 Stainforth

Stead opened the scoring well with a spinning finish but again Stainy fought back and were 2-1 up. Stead levelled it by chipping the keeper. Then again Stainy responded with another goal 3-2. Second half saw Simms in goal Lee and Mellor defend with Greaves, Redshaw and Freeman hold the middle while Drury went back up top. Stingers levelled through Freeman and the game was ours for the taking with Redshaw creating some good chances. Barraclough came back on and smashed home with seconds left on the clock to give us the win 4-3.

Cracking morning of park football. We cant play the beautiful game every week but we showed that against a physical well organised team that we are made of strong stuff and are all future champions in the making.

Well done players and well done parents for turning out in such high numbers in atrocious conditions.

Thanks to Paul for reffing.
Andrew Henderson@ 12:44am 11-02-2008
Hi Kev
Hornets and Stingers U13s used pitch 2 on Saturday, can you advise exactly what was wrong because as far as Trev Yates and myself were concerned everything seemed to be put back in it's correct place?

Andy
dean conway@ 5:49pm 11-01-2008
All,
If anyone would like our trinity sports hall slot on wednesday 7pm-8pm as we are unable to use this week please let us know.
dean u11's
KEV BARRASS@ 1:57pm 11-01-2008
THIS GOE'S OUT TO THE TEAM THAT PUT THE POST'S BACK INTO THE CONTAINER ALL THE BARS ARE MARKED UP PITCH 1 PITCH 2 PITCH 3 SO WHY AFTER I FINISHED TRAINING DID I AFTER SORT OUT POSTS FROM PITCH 2 AND PITCH 1 IT ONLY TAKES A BIT OF CARE AND TIME

KEV
Ryan@ 8:44am 11-01-2008
Hi Gary thats fine, If there is any change just let me know.

Regards

Ryan
Gary Sylvester@ 6:25pm 10-31-2008
U15s are kicking off at 10.00 so will probably need the keys 1st will pick keys and nets up saturday tea time kev

Thanks Gary

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