Mens 2nd XI Season 2007/08
Results
League fixtures are in black, Cup fixtures are in red, Friendlies are in Grey, Games not on Saturdays are in italics.
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| Date | Opponents | Venue | Result (CS-Op) |
Scorers | MOM | LOM |
| 08-Sep-07 | Harlow Town 2 | Away | 3-0 | Ta, Rowland, Barton | Chalk | Ta, Barton |
| 15-Sep-07 | MBDA 1 | Home | 5-0 | Ta (3), Hebbron, Kern | Kern | Brynjolffssen |
| 22-Sep-07 | Kettering 2 | Away | 3-0 | Price | Chalk | |
| 29-Sep-07 | Bourne 3 | Home | 3-0 | Awarded | ||
| 06-Oct-07 | St Ives 4 | Away | 1-1 | Barton | Hebbron, Monck | Hebbron, Brynjolffssen |
| 13-Oct-07 | March Town 2 | Away | 4-3 | Barton, Monck, Johnson | Johnson, Monck | Hebbron, Monck |
| 20-Oct-07 | Horncastle 1 | Home | 0-5 | Knight | Hebbron | |
| 27-Oct-07 | Camb Nomads 4 | Away | 1-0 | Stock | Tomita | Hebbron, Creed |
| 03-Nov-07 | Boston 2 | Home | 4-0 | Barton (2), Monck, Singleton | Garrett | Creed |
| 10-Nov-07 | Alford 2 | Away | 2-2 | Barton, Johnson | Brynjolffssen | Rowland |
| 17-Nov-07 | Market Deeping 3 | Home | 0-1 | Sneade | Hebbron | |
| 24-Nov-07 | City of P'Boro 6 | Away | 1-3 | Ta | Barton | Rowland |
| 01-Dec-07 | St Neots 3 | Home | 4-1 | Rowland (2), Barton (2) | Johnson, Oren | Rowland |
| 08-Dec-07 | Newmarket 1 | Away | 1-1 | Rowland | Pope | Brynjolffssen |
| 15-Dec-07 | Harlow Town 2 | Home | 2-0 | Singleton, Ta | Johnson | Rowland |
| 05-Jan-08 | MBDA 1 | Away | 3-1 | Rowland, Barton, Stock | Stock | Di Lorenzo |
| 12-Jan-08 | Ely City 2 | Home | 1-6 | Singleton | Singleton | Hebbron |
| 26-Jan-08 | St Ives 4 | Home | 1-0 | Barton | Bartram | Brynjolffssen |
| 02-Feb-08 | March Town 2 | Home | 3-2 | Sinclair (2), Barton | Di Lorenzo | Singleton |
| 09-Feb-08 | Horncastle 1 | Away | 2-5 | Barton, Rowland | Brynjolffssen | Monck |
| 16-Feb-08 | Camb Nomads 4 | Home | 4-0 | Stock, Singleton (2), Barton | Singleton | Brynjolffssen |
| 23-Feb-08 | Boston 2 | Away | 3-2 | Singleton, Rowland | Price | Everybody |
| 01-Mar-08 | Alford 2 | Home | 4-2 | Sinclair (3), Barton | Sinclair | Brynjolffssen |
| 08-Mar-08 | Market Deeping 3 | Away | 1-0 | Monck | ||
| 15-Mar-08 | City of P'Boro 6 | Home | 1-0 | Sinclair | ||
| 29-Mar-08 | St Neots 3 | Away | 3-1 | Clapp (2), Oren | Oren | Brynjolffssen |
| 05-Apr-08 | Newmarket 1 | Home | 2-1 | Stock (2) | Wych | Hebbron |
| 12-Apr-08 | Bourne 3 | Away | 2-3 | Taylor (2) | Hebbron | Hebbron |
Photo
Men's 2nd XI, 9th February 2008 at Horncastle:
Back Row (L to R): Kevin Rowland, Dave Stock, Dave Monck, Rob Barton, Jan Brynjolffssen
Middle Row (L to R): Colin Singleton, Neil Sneade, Samin Ishtiaq, Ron Oren, George Wych, Gareth Hebbron
Front Row: Lino di Lorenzo
Profiles
| Kevin Rowland (Captain) AKA: "Commando", "The Cardinal", "The Guffer" Position: Midfield / forward Playboy, intellectual, bon viveur and all-round super-hero, Captain Kev epitomises the spirit and inner strength of South 2s. For a man of his age, Kev shows a remarkable work rate in midfield whilst his reading of the game often gets him into scoring positions up-front. The heart of the team; nuff said. Most likely to say, "Where are my pants?" Least likely to say, "Jan, feel free to chip in at the half-time talk at any time" |
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Gareth Hebron (Vice Captain) AKA: Rolf-a-roo, Roo, Stat, Statto. Position: Midfield Team captain of vice and resident match lemon, entertains the troops and strives to make every match memorable. Having earned the greatest tally of nicknames ever to grace the field, he aims to push the limits every game. Whether defending stalwartly, surging upfield (with or without the ball), shooting on goal (a sight to strike mixed feelings into the hearts of the opposition), appealing against perfectly legal tactics or adding yet another green card to his trophy cabinet, our resident stick artist is guaranteed to make the weekly match reports. |
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| Rob Barton AKA: River Dance Position: Forward The grizzled face of the CSHC 2nds strike force, albeit one with an affable grin. Patrolling the opposition 25 yard area like a lurking lone wolf, he has fooled many a defence when receiving the ball with his back to goal only to pounce with one of his trademark falling-reverse-stick-sweep-hits. As well as knocking in the goals for the 2nds he also organises the club's umpires: a true South stalwart. |
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Tristen Knight AKA: The Scarlett Pimpernell Position: forward Fast and fit, great stick skills. Tris rattles the oppositions defence with his attacking play and has the confidence to take the ball all the way. Unfortunately though if he plays too much hockey his missus doesn’t allow him to do the same…as it were. Given the challenge we have contacting him he may well be the first South player to be fitted with a homing device. |
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Andy Passmore Position: defender Young Andy is the bane of all fleet footed marshland wingers who, it is said, on a dark and stormy night can be heard lamenting yet another crunching Passmore tackle on the baying fenland winds. Andy Passmore, defensive behemoth and all round nice chap. |
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| Dave Bartram Position: Highly regarded defender. Right back, centre back, left back, sweeper - it doesn't matter. Rising through the Perse School ranks in his youth his dazzling challenges would stun a racehorse never mind his adoring fans and applauding team mates. Legend has it he once killed a centre forward with his bare hands and left his remains in their goal. |
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Simon Ta |
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| Neil Sneade Coming Soon... |
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Dave Monck AKA: The Monckosaurus Position: Defender The pitch trembles with his mighty step and opposition’s hearts sag as the Monckosaurus lumbers forward to take his position for the short corner. One big hit, a crack in the keeper’s legs, a goal and he is back in his natural habitat: defence. Looming over the tiny man-markers, this living proof that hockey stems back to Jurassic times commands the defence, taking the ball away from any attacker foolish enough to step inside his massive reach. Bit of a shame he’s falling apart at the seams: if it’s not his back that’s broken, he steps on the ball to take out his own ankle, denying us – yet again – the safety of the Monckosaurus at our backs. |
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Ron Oren |
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Dave Stock AKA: Babyface Position: Midfield "My goal, Hurghhh" The energy of youth, wise beyond his years, a true reader of the game, quietly passionate and silky skills, are all comments Dave would love to hear us say about his hockey. But in reality chants of ‘My goal, my goal, my goal!’ and ‘hurgh’ express much more of one of South's emblematic players. Goal hungry and committed, you can expect to find Dave aiming towards the D from his commanding position as right mid. |
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| James Cobbe Position: Forward James is a brilliant player who can read the game very well and perform at a high standard of hockey. He has an excellent level of skill and he is able to produce quick tactics to beat players. James is also a fair and none aggressive player who will always pick a man up when down. A true inspiration to young players. |
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Lino Di Lorenzo AKA: Spaghetti Legs, The Cat Position: Goalkeeper A superb shot stopper, who also commands his circle brilliantly, Lino forms an ever-reliable last line of defence for the Seconds. Added to technical skills is a commitment to playing that often sees Lino double up on Saturdays, alongside turning on Sunday’s for the Mixed team. No wonder he is often falling apart with injuries come the end of the season. Most impressive weekend was probably the one in which 15 goals were conceded over three matches. Whilst picking up the Man-of-the-Match award twice…Oh, for a defence! |
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| Colin Singleton AKA: Dynomo Position: Midfield Having come up from the 3s this season Colin has shown without doubt that it was the right move. Shows the tenacity of a Jack Russell (and isn't much bigger) and runs about like one after a rubber ball, his fitness and condition puts most to shame. Is able to play pretty much anywhere on the park and has recently got the taste for scoring.... and Doc Martins choccy drops for his moist nose and shiney coat. |
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Tim Clapp Position: Midfield Whilst being a welcome new member to the 2s squad, Tim has shown the club his midfield prowess with his strong driving style previously in the 1st XI squad. Tim is versatile and is as affective up the left as he up the right and has a good eye for reading the game. Perhaps a whip round to get his kids into boarding school will see him make more appearences on the astro? |
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| Samin Ishtiaq Position: Midfield Like a silent assassin, this unassuming midfielder commands the right. With quick runs and snappy passes, capable of slipping through the tightest defences to find space and receive the ball only to selflessly supply forwards with pacey crosses for scoring opportunities. Cool as a cue cumber Samin rarely puts a foot wrong on or off the pitch. |
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Stuart Creed AKA: Dr Dribble Position: Midfield As our resident Resident, Dr Creed, can usually be found in one of two places: on the pitch or in the enormous first aid box that accompanies him to every game. Stuart's talent lies equally well both thrusting a surgical needle through the flesh of a freshly injured soul, or enjoying a salivating run with stick and ball locked together in perfect harmony. He always warms up by flicking the ball repeatedly at the fence, and always has to start the game so Mrs Creed and the Creedettes can admire Daddy's skills before they head off to enjoy the only part of the day without bandage-tying practice. |
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George Wych |
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