2005-6 october

2005-6 october october results: 10 matches: 3 wins, 2 draws and 5 defeats date competition opposition team venue result f a ht manager 30-okt-05 shb div 4 university strollers reserves reserves home draw 3 3 2-2 colin broad pos. name goals 1. gk dave broad   2. rb lee maidens   3. lb colin broad   4. cb mike jarman (c) 1 5. cb pete randall   6. cm andy ellis   7. cm dayan gunesakara   8. rw kev broad 1 9. lw matt jackson (sub 13) 10. st colin pearce 1 11. st tom daulton starman  12. steve   13.     andy pandy ellis reports: if god had meant football to be played in the air, wouldn't he have put grass in the sky? apologies for the lateness of this match report, but i have been unable to write due to the crick in my neck that i had as a result of this fixture. watching the ball sail back and forth over my head, resulted in repetitive strain injury (something which most corinthians have suffered from at one time or another). not a game for the purists this one, however the conditions were pretty atrocious. with a strong wind blowing down the slope, and a boggy pitch, the first half we were under the cosh from the strollers “bolton” tactics – lump it forward at every opportunity and if you get a throw-in, even better, as their defender could then launch it, wind assisted into our area. they had a number of big fellas that made a nuisance of themselves in the area, hence this tactic paid dividends – they scored 2 early goals both from systematic launching! in fairness we spent most of the first half on the back foot, but at every opportunity we tried to get the ball on the deck.  we did manage to pinch a goal before the half ended. we got them back at their own game a long throw into the box saw 4 corinthian players meet the knock down with the nearest uni player yards away. colin pearce getting their first and firing the ball into the net.  we certainly didn’t deserve to be down in the first half, and they were by no means better than us, just a case of the 12th man being a combination of the driving wind, and the infamous slope!  seeing how the strollers took us apart using the wind, we decided that it was the best option for us to do the same, launching it forward from open play and throw ins at every opportunity. we did manage to lose another goal, though and at 3-1 down things looked bleak, its at these times that you need to stand up and be counted. we battled on and got the break we needed. seeing as how pete randall had scored a 45 yarder from a free kick against ea, mike tried his luck. sending over a freekick into the strollers box the ball bounced and the keeper un-challenged did one of those “sensible soccer” attempts to get it – jumping forward and with his arms fully extended the ball bounced over him and into the net – cue mike’s equally long 45 yard dash back up the pitch in celebration. 3-2 and back in the game, it only looked like one team were going to score from then on – we did again from a set-piece a devilish ball into the box from colin pearce from a corner was met at the back post by kev with about 2 minutes of the game to go!  3-3 and in hindsight points dropped but the strollers worked hard, and in poor conditions it hampered the game so it never really got going.  individual points kev broad’s uncharacteristic school boy error – ball played to him, first time control, just about to get into full flow with a speedy run, steps on ball, ball goes out of play, kev falls on his arse – proof that even pro’s are liable to mistakes more akin to ressies football.  matt jackson's flying head-butt tackle – or was that a different game? anyway worth mentioning again anyway – as it was pure commitment from the big man. missing the initial challenge his forward momentum took him over, as we were preparing for “timber” matt put a bit of spring into this fall, and tried to tackle the player who had the ball at his feet with his head. (my favourite moment of the season so far)  tom daulton is the gaffers choice for star man this week – another good performance from the scuffer, lets hope there are many more like this.  the uni strollers were a weird bunch, some as good as gold, but the one thing that particularly got on my tits was that some of them appealed more times than lenny henry on comic relief. any disputed ball and there they were arms raised baying for “uni’s ball” – it got really tiresome. we didn’t complain when their centre-back launched into what could’ve been a devastating two-footed challenge, however the slightest showing of a crunching challenge from us were met with cries of derision from some of them. so well done lads for just playing the game. date competition opposition team venue result f a ht manager 30-okt-05 shb div 2 milford green 1st xi away won 7 2 1-2 paul taylor team darren ware ben horne simon g robinson andy crump lee bennett rob bridger simon bryant gareth hursthouse sam horne kerry barber robbie miller subs: owen rogers andy blanchard goals from ben horne (2), sam horne, andy blanchard (2) kerry barber and rob bridger saw the 1st team return to winning ways. date competition opposition team venue result f a ht manager 23-okt-05 surrey county cup university strollers 1st xi home lost 1 4 ? ? team darren ware ben horne simon g robinson lee bennett james britton kerry barber simon bryant gareth hursthouse rob bridger paul hood robbie miller subs: sam horne a game most of the 1st team seem to have forgotten. even the goal scorer is still unknown!!!! rev kev was in amsterdam recording with his brothers so the faithful statistician was unable to supply the details. date competition opposition team venue result f a ht manager 23-okt-05 shb div 4 tomlinscote reserves away lost 2 6 0-3 colin broad corinthian guildford reserves vs. ockham 3rd october godalming college. position name goals 1. gk baby james   2. rb lee maidens  starman 3. lb andy mac   4. cb colin broad   5. cb pete randall (c)   6. cm andy ellis 2 7. cm dayan gunesakara   8. rw colin pearce(12)   9. lw steve   10. st joe hobbs   11. st tom daulton   12. kev purchese     andy ellis reports:   a daunting prospect a team new to the league, comprising what turned out to be a useful blend of youth and experience. on a very large pitch, we knew we would have our work cut out, but bloody hell, that match was knackkering!   bizarrely my body felt reasonably good the next day, whether that s a sign that my fitness is improving, or that my body was in total denial that it had just run that much in a game!   tomlinscote are a team of 6th formers and their teachers from their school. hence they have been playing together for some time and it showed. they stroked the ball round confidently and played the best most fluent football i have seen in our league. furthermore they seemed to have a very loose formation, the nearest we could determine was that they played a rough 3-5-2 – meaning that they overwhelmed us in midfield. 3-0 down at half time, with us basically chasing shadows for much of the game. no complaints whatsoever, however on the face of it – 2-0 would have been a fair reflection as we did catch them out at the back a few times, but we were largely reduced to sitting back and trying to stem the flow of their attacks.   half-time came and we knew what we needed to do, “close them down and battle” – we tried but we were just so knackered. the second half was all about heart – out of the game we had to just try and make sure it didn’t turn into a rout. we amply managed to do this, and even nicked a couple of goals in the process. happy to report i got both – one a thunderbolt, and my best goal for corinthians (about 30 yards out, off the underside of the bar – ave it), the other an opportunistic lob over the stranded keeper after fine play from steve and joe on the left, resulted in kev purchese forcing their keeper and defender into a last ditch challenge at the edge of their area.   not much to report in this game as we couldn’t do much as they must’ve had 70% of the possession! however once again at times we were able to get the ball down on the deck knock it around and cause them problems at times. eveyone ran as hard as they could, and kept on till the end, which is testament to the new team spirit – well done everyone!   we look forward to the return game, which i reckon i will be much closer due to the narrower pitch, i reckon we could really trouble them from set pieces with our comparative height advantage, plus they wont have so much room in which to manoeuvre. we also look forward to 3 years time, when their team will be decimated because they will have discovered the delights of drink, fags, woman, nightclubs etc which will decimate their youthful enthusiasm!   the game was played in a very good spirit, and was enjoyable in a sense…   the gaffer went for lee maidens as star man, and admittedly it is difficult to pick one in the circumstances – i personally was a little disappointed not to be nominated, and in the absence of nominating myself would’ve gone for tom daulton perhaps?   not many teams will get anything from playing tomlinscote, and they are a shoe in for promotion this year. looking at our upcoming fixtures we realistically should be looking for 6 points from the next 2, and on current form reckon we can as well!   pete randall also reports: we all knew it wasn’t going to be easy and they made sure it wasn’t by literally whipping the s**t out of us!   after a short burst down the a31 with some colin mccrae rally moves by young lee maidens we found ourselves in the women’s changing rooms of tomlinscote sports centre where several of us nearly used the funny looking sinks as urinals!   after exploring the women’s changing rooms we started are forty-five minute hike to the pitch that consisted of several different surfaces, which enabled us to sharpen are studs up for the forthcoming match. the faces of the corinthian team dropped straight away when we saw that the size of the pitch was the equivalent to richmond park.   never the less we started the game looking interested and up for it despite missing several regular players, matt j, sean lody, mike jarman and phil p, but we welcomed the return of kev purchase.   we unfortunately went one nil down straight away to a well worked goal by there right winger who proved to be a good little player and caused andy mac serious problems at the back during the course of the ninety minutes.   to be honest there isn’t much to report on the first half as they ran as ragged and made us look stupid and not interested, no one looked interested and everyone looked like they wanted to lie down. truthfully i believe they were used to their pitch and the width of it and they made us work hard and i even saw colin broad sweating for a change!   we went in at half time three nil down and to be honest we looked like we hadn’t actually woke up yet so the half time chat from boss broad wasn’t a pleasant one but it seemed to work, not sure if was due to what he said or the fact that as he was swinging his head we was all getting soaked by his sweat.   we went out second half with a fighting spirit and we weren’t going to be made fools of and we certainly weren’t going to be beaten without a fight. unfortunately we conceded two more goals and heads did begin to drop. are luck was summed up when hobbs broke free from his defender and beat another one and perfectly lobbed the keeper but unfortunately it hit the post, very unlucky but then up stepped andy ‘no longer do i cry’ ellis who hit a screamer from about 25 yards out that was travelling faster than bird flew and sailed straight into the back of the net. it was such a good goal that there team applauded. then the gready git decided to add a second to his tally for the day but his thanks had to go to the fresh-legged purchase who was chasing the ball like it was covered in porn. he challenge for the ball with the keeper and to be honest i thought he was going to flatten the keeper but the ball rolled perfectly to the feet of ellis who lobbed everyone and floated the ball into the open net.   the game ended with a defeat for corinthian but are performance in the second half was a victory with the amount of fight and effort we put in and for that i thank the team as it proves how much we have improved since last season as we would have lied down and let teams run all over us but now we stand up and fight.   man of the match (for me) this week goes to andy ellis as not only did he score two but he work his nuts off for ninety minutes and there was even one point where he was couffing up his lungs!   date competition opposition team venue result f a ht manager 16-okt-05 shb div 2 chiddingfold 1st xi home lost 2 5 0-3 paul taylor   1. un-de ware 2. big ben horne 3. garth horsehouse 4. rev kev 5. posh 6. fat lad bennett 7. a crumpy 8. ky (c) 9. windy miller 10. small sam horne 11. si bry subs: 12. buck rogers 13. a blanchard a game in which we had about 35 gilt-edged opportunities but could only score 2. the performance was very good in places and the frustration felt was borne out of the fact the we are better than chidd. however, some individual errors at the back (ware, broad, bennett 1 each) coupled with some woeful finnishing gave chidd the 3 points. goals: hursthouse, bennett  ht; 0-3 we showed good character to keep running the game until the end. indeed the very last kick of the game was us missing an open goal. sums it up really.  still love us though.  rev kev   date competition opposition team venue result f a ht manager 16-okt-05 shb div 4 woking & weybridge reserves home draw 1 1 1-0 colin broad   corinthian guildford reserves vs. ockham 16th october godalming college. pos name goals 1. gk dave broad   2. rb andy mac   3. lb colin broad   4. cb mike jarman (c)   5. cb pete randall   6. cm andy ellis   7. cm dayan gunesakara   8. rw lee maidens (sub 12)   9. lw matt jackson (sub 13)   10. st joe hobbs 1 starman 11. st colin pearce (sub 14)   12. tom daulton   13. blond fella   14. phil padgett   andy ellis reports: i am going to go straight into the clichés here – it was a game of 2 halves!   no changed my mind i am going to write this match report in limericks:   kicking off up the hill corinthians looked like brazil we were superior and on the exterior we were definitely out to thrill   playing our best half for some time we looked a team in our prime surely we’d score and it was top drawer the move it was quite sublime    dave had little to do in goal our defence in complete control midfield pulling the strings attacks down the wings renault time – papa? nicole?   we deservedly took the lead the build up down the right at speed a cross from the right perfect in height nodded home by hobbs with his “heeed”   after that we should have got more like going back to a 2 for 1 whore we couldn’t quite turn the screw even as our confidence grew we just couldn’t seem to score   halftime came and were buzzing the gaffer felt like a king more effort was needed and it was heeded “we are getting caught on the wing”   corinthians gradually faded we looked like we were all jaded as the half wore on we looked more withdrawn subsequently our goal was raided   both teams could’ve snatched a late win it would’ve been hard to take on the chin a fair result at the whistle iraqi scud missile we just didn’t have enough energy within    ok enough of that bollocks – quick summary, we played easily our best opening 30 minutes, possibly ever… some excellent football from everyone, dave not called into action at all really for the first half. w&w are a fit youthful side, and it showed in the 2nd half as we blatantly tired, and let them back in to the game.   moments of note:   our goal came from some fine play on the wing from colin pearce, who found the touchline, pulled the ball back for joe “gag” hobbs.   dave broad producing an excellent one on one save right at the end of the game.   star man goes to joe “goal a game” hobbs – invaluable contribution upfront, has the knack of pulling off defenders to tuck away all the balls that come his way… (one thing i was told that was missing from my reports were gay innuendos, so there you go – sorry hobbs you’ve had the quota this week!)   can’t be arsed to report on you all this week, as its getting quite tiresome – but i will say that we are looking pretty good now; 2 matches unbeaten – top of the table next week. i would like to amend the end bit  “top of the table next week”  i am not insinuating that we will go top of the table next week, as that’s mathematically impossible and that would make me look foolish - i meant we are playing the top of the league opposition next week!   date competition opposition team fixture result f a ht manager 09-okt-05 shb div 2 st. john's athletic 1st xi home won 5 0   paul taylor   team darren ware ben horne simon g robinson kevin broad andy crump rob bridger kerry barber simon bryant gareth hursthouse robbie miller sam horne subs: andy blanchard paul hood ben west paul taylor manager paul taylor was on his nephew's birthday duty but managed to show for the last ten to see his side complete a 5-0 victory over bottom of the league st john's. the reverend was on hand to throw together a starting eleven; "okay chaps, pick a colour then pick a number", he said whilst ferociously manipulating a paper fortune teller. the gods were on the corry side making some successful decisions; andy crump - centre back, rob bridger- right mid, simon robinson - tourets support group. one player who took very well to his selection up front was sammy horne. his haul came about due to his constant pestering of the st johns back line drawing some negative comments from the st johns manager, or as the papers phrased it: "st johns forlorn as hatrick is borne from horne thorn despite the scorn" the team performance was pleasing after a patchy start to the season and we now look to more of the same in future. star man: sam horne   date competition opposition team fixture result f a ht manager 09-okt-05 shb div 4 ea sports reserves home won 4 1 2-1 colin broad   corinthian guildford reserves vs. ea sports  9th october godalming college. position name goals 1. gk baby james   2. rb sean lody (sub 12.)   3. lb colin broad   4. cb mike jarman (c)   5. cb pete randall 2 starman 6. cm andy ellis   7. cm dayan gunesakara   8. rw lee maiden 1 9. lw matt jackson (sub 14.)   10. st joe hobbs 1 11. st tom daulton (sub 13.)   12. andy mac   13. colin pearce   14. steve harris   hey presto… we produced another cracking team performance and reaped the results – 4-1! ea sports were 3rd going into this (it’s in the) game, but we outplayed them!  we were asked if we wanted to play this (its in the) game in the street, which we declined…  some big factors for this (it’s in the) game.  we had 3 subs! we scored 2 in the first 10 minutes! and you couldn’t have cycling shorts showing! – one of the refs little pet hates or something how it gave someone an advantage over the other team is beyond me, and both team professed “who cares” – however the ref was adamant that “its in the game” or was it “its in the rule book”    we were focussed this week – smarting a bit from last weeks result, determined to not let in two goals in the first 10 minutes, we came out of the traps like a greyhound on ben johnson’s finest, rather than our usual disgruntled pug. 2 goals up in the first 10 – well it felt like an eternity to me as i sweated out last nights curry and beers in the first half of another very sunny october morning!  uphill and exerting some concerted pressure, a cross from the right missed everyone, except the ghost that walks among us – mr hobbs who, was totally unmarked, produced a trademark bicycle kick, with a perfectly placed shot to the keeper’s far post. this fired us up even more – we could smell the fear and taste the victory already! we got the second from a long-throw again a knock down found pete randall, who must’ve got lost or confused as he’s never found in the opposing team’s box! – who rifled an unstoppable shot into the roof of the net from about the penalty spot – very nice finish mr randall. we should have been 3 up – we played some excellent containing football when they had possession, our organisation was much better than in recent weeks, and as a consequence we forced them into conceding possession time again through their own errors as they searched to get back into the game. i cut out a sloppy ball and raced onto their goal 1 on 1 and unfortunately their keeper guessed right and got enough on it to push it just round the post!  we looked comfortable, and they only had two threats really – the big fella up front who couldn’t trap a slug with a pint glass, but had the physical presence to trouble us, and a useful midfielder. their goal was a rather speculative shot from 25 yards which i’ve seen baby james deal with before but this time he kind of dived over the ball even though it was about 4 foot off the ground. the game was there for the taking, and we all knew we could take the 3 points, but we just hoped the corinthian jitters didn’t set in.  a new trick was unveiled out of the corinthian pantheon of tricks – pete and dayan “don’t call me dayan” swapped position for our kick off – and to keep the ruse up – as matt asked out loud “where you playing pete” we explained rather loudly “they’ve switched” oh what mischievous tykes we are – pete then had a rather speculative shot from the kick off, before trotting back before he got another nose bleed.  some of our play and passing was excellent, and i will mention this again, but everyone played really well, and everyone slogged it out – hence we scored a third – a build up on the left, a ball cross the goal leaving lee maidens the simplest of tap ins (almost as simple as kev broads tap-in from the last game!) 3-1 up and we were qe2 caribbean (“cruising” in case the penny doesn’t drop) the most we’ve scored this season has been 3 and we’ve always conceded at least 2 every game – not this time. credit to the defence for looking more and more sturdy with each game – and the midfield for some relentless running to make us a team far harder to beat than in recent games – and credit to the forwards for scoring something that was missing last season. without getting all gushy – its basically a big pat on the pat for everyone – and for the last couple of games we’ve behaved more and more like a team – no backchat, sportsmanlike, and plenty of encouragement all round – just like to point out that i hope people have noticed my change in attitude – yeah well its because i fucking you love you all now, and i don’t want to get stroppy with any of you!  anyway we are missing a goal – and it was a 40 yarder from pete – i would like to say it was an unstoppable screamer – however it did take a bounce and lofted over the keepers head – however credit where credit’s due – pete has been a big advocate of “just have a go” for the past few games, and he practiced what he preached. further credit should go to the fact he had checked the position of the sun to calculate the precise angle of where the rays would be blinding, and like a fighter pilot sent one “out of the sun”. he got a good leaping on from a few of us as well for good measure.  4-1 – lovely jubbly – well deserved lads and credit to each and every one of you.  in fact i better mention everyone, as i didn’t for the last match report, and i don’t want anyone to sulk that i didn’t so here we go  baby james – he didn’t really have that much to do – however i’m sure he shouted something along the lines of “come on yellows” a first for corinthians! sean – good game, solid, and more composed and when in possession looks to setup an attack rather than just a clearance. mike jarman – the general – rallies the troops marshals the defence, and planned our attacks – at the end of the season i think we will award him the cbe “corinthians - blooming excellent” pete randall – well he gets a mention up above, but 1st goal for corinthians – about bloody time! colin broad – nice one manager, good game, good subs lee maidens – starting to fit into the team quite well dayan don’t call me dayan – making the midfield roll his own – hard working and always got a smile – really good to have him on board. me – after a shite first half – i think i got the beer and wine out of my system enough to last the 2nd half. matt jackson – put the shits up us before the game by disclaiming “the other team are big fellas” – i was expecting the bfg, andre the giant, the jolly green giant (ho ho ho), et all to come trotting out! other than that mr jackson’s performances have been getting better all season and another game difficult to fault. tom – starting to get build a rapport with the ghost up front, and i reckon a goal away from really kick starting his season joe hobbs – regularly scoring and that’s all you ask of a striker – he is starting to haunt opposition defences by popping up unmarked. perhaps this is coinciding with the run up to halloween? andy mac – coming on for sean and ably filled in, a very useful sub, in this instance, to call on. colin pearce – nearly got booked for wearing cycling shorts (still confused by that one) – a pair of fresh legs when we needed it the most and harried their defence and created all sorts of problems (no change there then) blond fella – came on the left hand side of midfield and didn’t have long to get involved, so hopefully we’ll see more of him in the coming weeks (sorry but i didn’t catch this guys name).  star man this week could’ve come from any of the above as there were lots of really good performances – but pete gets it this week, great performance capped by 2 goals – his first and second for the club. date competition opposition team fixture result f a ht manager 02-oct-05 shb div 2 woking liberals 1st xi away lost 2 4   paul taylor team sheet yet to be confirmed. simon robinson missed this match due to an injury sustained from dancing! simon was most likely doing the fucking fox trot or moonwanking! date competition opposition team fixture result f a ht manager 02-oct-05 shb div 4 ockham saints reserves home lost 2 3 2-2 colin broad   corinthian guildford reserves vs. ockham 2nd october godalming college. position name goals 1. gk baby james   2. rb sean lody   3. lb colin broad   4. cb mike jarman (c)   5. cb pete randall   6. cm andy ellis   7. cm dayan gunesakara 1 (star) 8. rw kev broad 1 9. lw matt jackson   10. st lee   11. st tom daulton (sub 12.)   12. owen   match report – corinthian guildford reserves vs. ockham 3rd october godalming college. story of the season so far – two nil down after 10 mins…  match report by andy ellis   ockham were a good side, will probably finish top 4. however 2-0 nil down we battled back into the game with 2 deserved goals. we played some good football, and battled hard – the first goal came as a result of a long throw (the first of many) – the ball bounced around a little, and fell to dayan who hit a sweet unstoppable shot into the corner – his first for the reserves. the equalising goal was a bit crap – kev beat about 4 players cutting through their defence like a shovel through shit – rounded the keeper and tapped it in from about 4 yards – all that work to score a tap-in – a bit ropey from our resident pro he could’ve at least got down on his hands and knees and headed it in or knocked it in with his arse…  half-time and with the slope on our favour for the second half, we fancied our chances, and the game was potentially there for the taking.  it was the first time that we have dominated the second half of a game against a team who are further up the table than us! we just didn’t seem able to carve out a real clear cut chance or fashion that killer pass. we had a lot of pressure, and we certainly troubled a small team with our long ball routines.  it was a real blow to let in such an unfortunate, and what turned out to the winning goal – a 30 yard shot from their portly but influential midfielder, got a deflection at the edge of the box bamboozling the normally unbamboozled baby james – 3-2 down, and we certainly didn’t deserve to be!  i am writing this report a week later, and after the game i will report about in a mo. so apologies for the missing individual reports this week but i’ve kind of forgotten who did what!  star man was a clear choice, dayan (he’ll have to tell me how to pronounce it as mentioned today that “i’ve to stop calling him dayan”) – sorry dayan. plus if you call him di, then it sounds like a threat – as me and di have the midfield partnership now the amount of times i hear randall shout “ellis di”. anyway i digress, in the second half a lot of our domination was down to dayan patrolling the midfield, cutting out the threat from ockham’s 2 best players (their centre mids), and generally being very good, strong in the challenge, and working his ass off.  a few other mentions go to:  their centre forward for having a spasm after scoring a shite goal – he ran away like a man possessed – i turned round and there he was writhing about in the floor. i can spot breakdancing, but that was an epileptic! kev for sulking – perhaps it was the result, perhaps it was because he only managed to beat 5 of ockham’s players for his goal and not the whole team, perhaps it was because we had to wait to lock up (looking for lost balls, and moving pete randall’s car – he says the alarm locked him out, i think he just didn’t want to see us hot-wiring it in front of us all) – before being subjected to taunts from his own brother about being a pro, and the randall “why are you sulking” (i can empathise with that!!!)  baby james for producing a gordon banks / pele moment – hard to believe but he moves bloody quick for someone with a rounded frame – top class save.  the ref – turning down a handball in our own area from an inconspicuous mike “mike’s” jarmans incident – explaining to the protesting ockham players that there was no intent – indeed there might not have been, but i’ve seen them given for less. however in the 2nd half he turned down a stonewall appeal from us for a handball that had intent all over it – their player blatantly flicking it away. anyway it’s a measure of our team that after the appeal we played on and got on with it unlike the ockham team who some of them even dashed 50 yards up the pitch to protest. perhaps that means we’re more easy going, more sportsmanlike, or perhaps we think a 50 yard dash is a little too far with 80 minutes played!  the whole team for working hard and playing on equal or better terms than ockham – we all agreed if we produced more performances like that we would easily pick up more points.   

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