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Tuesday 24 January

Training tonight is ON for all sides
Under 10s training is on tonight and Thursday as normal – commencing at 5pm sharp. Seniors training at the 3G: please report in time to start at 7pm sharp.

21.1.2012 Ian Mace prepares the lads on Saturday at Smeeth ... training tonight is with The Beast and Aaron

Bay drawn at home in Carlsberg FA Vase 5th round
Herne Bay have been drawn at home to Larkhill Athletic in the last 16 of the Carlsberg FA Vase. The Somerset side play in the Premier Division of the Toolstation Western League where they occupy third place having won 12 and drawn 2 of their 18 games to date. The 5th round is scheduled to take place on Saturday 11 February. Meanwhile, the Bay take a 3-1 lead into tonight’s Kent League Cup quarter final away to Erith & Belvedere (7.45pm).
Monday’s cup tie
Corinthian secured the first Premier Division Cup semi-final place after a goalless draw at Fisher ensured their 2-0 first leg win was enough. Crowd at the Champion Hill Stadium: 110.
Fixtures Tuesday 24 January 2012
Kent Senior Cup Sponsored by Portablefloodlights.com Quarter-Finals
Dover Athletic  v  Welling United (7.45pm)
Margate  v  Charlton Athletic (7.45pm)
Blue Square Bet Premier
Ebbsfleet United  v  Tamworth (7.45pm)
Blue Square Bet South
Staines Town  v  Dartford (7.45pm)
Macron Kent League Premier Division Cup Quarter-Final 2nd leg
Erith & Belvedere  v  Herne Bay (7.45pm)

Thursday 29 December 2011

Saturday Thirds only: Training today remember at the ground. Please meet about 10.30am for 11am start.

For more pictures from Tuesday’s Charity Game, please go to the Bonus Photos tab and hover down to ’2011 Charity games 27 December and 30 May’

Kent County League squad announced/Happy birthday Ryan

Kent County League squad to prepare for future games
Goalkeepers
Craig Smith (Bromley Green)
Ben Smith (Eltham Palace)
Oliver Dewey (Sheerness East)
Jack Howard (Metrogas)
Defenders
Lee Warren (Farnborough)
Alfie Hall (Hildenborough Athletic)
Oliver Cuthbert (Greenways)
Ryan Smith (Bromley Green)
Matt Hadlum (Bromley Green)
Lee Roots (Charlton Athletic Community)
Peter Wilcox (Charlton Athletic Community)
Charlie Nisbet (Charlton Athletic Community)
John Ralph (Sheppey United)
Matthew Cunningham (Sheppey United)
Ben O’Neill (Sheppey United)
Tom Gibbons (Metrogas)
Danny Gorman (Metrogas)
Stephen Keat (Milton & Fulston)
Dean Kearley (Eltham Palace)
Midfield
Darren Penfold (Metrogas)
Mark Bishop (Farnborough)
Paul Colenutt (Sheerness East)
Chris Cooper (Greenways)
Charlie Sewell (Stansfeld OB)
Tristan Gordon (Charlton Athletic Community)
Nathan Lindo (Charlton Athletic Community)
Denzil Rolle (Blackheath United)
Linton Hayles (Bromley Green)
Ryan Norman (Bromley Green)
Daniel Barham (Bromley Green)
Scott Lock (Hildenborough Athletic)
Stephen Sharp (Snodland)
Jack West (Snodland)
Harry Montgomery (Eltham Palace)
Steve Diamond (Eltham Palace)
Dennis Ongei (Coney Hall)
Forwards
Michael Bishop (Farnborough)
Patrick Hitchin (Metrogas)
Gary Gorman (Metrogas)
Paul Burt (Bromley Green)
Tyrus Gordon (Charlton Athletic Community)
Kelvyn Williams (Charlton Athletic Community)
Jordan McTigue (Charlton Athletic Community)
Stephen Ward (Kennington)
Chris Rowley (Tudor Sports)
Karl Smith (Hildenborough Athletic)
Luke Piscina (Hildenborough Athletic)
Dennis Williams (Eltham Palace)
Happy birthday Fitz!

Birthday greetings are sent to flying wide man Ryan Fitzgerald who is 23 today (Friday). Ryan won the Supporters Player of the Season in 2009-10 and is the current holder of the Sunday Reserves Player of the Season.

Kent Cup pairs Thirds away yet again! Fixtures for Saturday

Happy birthday Gary

The club sends best wishes for a happy birthday today (Saturday) to striker Gary Lockyer who is seen here celebrating success at the Green during the summer. Gary, who was a part of the treble-winning squad, plays for newly-formed Ashford United on Saturdays and is not currently permitted to play on Sunday mornings.

Last two survivors both drawn away

The last two Ashford survivors in the Kent Junior Cup, Bromley Green Thirds and Rolvenden, have both been drawn away as they bid to enter the full county draw. For the Green boys, who have to play in Group B even though they are a thirds side, a third round trip to Hunton Reserves awaits on 3 December. The boys have forgotten what it is like to play at Waterside … in fact some of the squad never have – such is the way the fixtures have panned out! Rolvenden travel to West Farliegh who overcame Leybourne Athletic 5-2 in the second round.

Fixtures Saturday 12 November 2011 (3pm unless stated)
The FA Cup with Budweiser First Round
AFC Bournemouth  v  Gillingham
Leyton Orient  v  Bromley
Blue Square Bet Premier
Ebbsfleet United  v  Stockport County
Blue Square Bet South
Boreham Wood  v  Dover Athletic
Dartford  v  Weston-Super-Mare
Tonbridge Angels  v  Staines Town
Ryman Premier League
Hastings United  v  Cray Wanderers
Margate  v  Wingate & Finchley
Ryman League Division One North
Needham Market  v  Thamesmead Town
Ware  v  Chatham Town
Ryman League Division One South
Chipstead  v  Whitstable Town
Folkestone Invicta  v  Bognor Regis Town
Godalming Town  v  Faversham Town
Maidstone United  v  Ramsgate
Whitehawk  v  Hythe Town
Whyteleafe  v  Sittingbourne
Kent Hurlimann Football League
Deal Town v Holmesdale
Erith & Belvedere v Canterbury City
Erith Town v Tunbridge Wells
Fisher v Corinthian (2pm)
Herne Bay v Sevenoaks Town
Lordswood v VCD Athletic
Macron Kent League Cup First Round Second Leg
Beckenham Town  v  Cray Valley (Paper Mills)
Greenwich Borough  v  Woodstock Sports
Kent Invicta League
Bridon Ropes  v  Lydd Town (2pm)
Sutton Athletic  v  Crockenhill (2pm)
Woodstock Park  v  Rusthall
Kent Invicta League Challenge Cup Second Round
Bearsted  v  Erith & Dartford Town (1.30pm)
Bly Spartans  v  Lewisham Borough
Phoenix Sports  v  Ashford United (1.30pm)
Seven Acre & Sidcup  v  Hollands & Blair (1.30pm)
Haart of Kent County League Premier (2pm)
Eltham Palace  v  Snodland
Farnborough Old Boys Guild  v  Staplehurst & Monarchs United
Stansfeld Oxford & Bermondsey Club  v  Greenways
Tonbridge Invicta  v  Fleet Leisure
Haart of Kent County League Division One (2pm)
Forest Hill Park  v  Otford United (3pm)
New Romney  v  Chipstead
Saga Sports & Social  v  AFC Sevenoaks
Haart of Kent County League Division Two East (2pm)
Borden Village  v  Guru Nanak
Deal Town Rangers  v  Hadlow Evolution
Greenhill  v  Swale United
Platt United  v  Larkfield & New Hythe Wanderers
Sevenoaks  v  N.K. Aces
Tenterden Town  v  Broadstairs
Haart of Kent County League Division Two West (2pm)
Bexley  v  Halls AFC
Bexlains  v  Dulwich Village
Erith 147 Sports  v  Blackheath United
Lanes End v  Hollands Sports

Haart of Kent County League Reserves Division East (2pm)
Canterbury City Reserves v APM Reserves
Hollands &  Blair Reserves v Kennington Reserves
Lydd Town Reserves v Bromley Green Reserves
Otford Reserves v Bearsted Reserves
Sheerness East Reserves v New Romney Reserves
Staplehurst Reserves v Bly Spartans Reserves
Bill Manklow Inter-Regional Challenge Cup Second Round (1.30pm)
APM Contrast  v  Sheerness East
Belvedere  v  Metrogas
Bromley Green  v  University of Kent
Coney Hall  v Charlton Athletic (Community)
Hildenborough Athletic  v  Tudor Sports
Sheppey United  v  Kennington
Milton & Fulston United  v  Bredhurst Juniors
Barry Bundock West Kent Challenge Shield First Round (1.30pm)
AFC Mottingham  v  Bexley Borough
Halstead  v  Phoenix Academy
Barry Bundock West Kent Challenge Shield Second Round (1.30pm)
Parkwood Rangers v Crofton Albion

Ashford & District League Premier Division (2.15pm)
New Romney Thirds v Bromley Green Thirds
Riverside Inn v Smarden
Rolvenden v AISC
Ashford & District League Division One (2.15pm)
Great Chart v Lydd United
Riverside Inn Reserves v Ruckinge United
Woolpack Inn v Bethersden

Monday 17 October 2011

Happy birthday

The club sends wishes for a happy birthday to Liam Smith, also known as The Pole, who is 24 today (Monday).

Liam is pictured playing against Canterbury City Reserves at Waterside last month.

Green Reserves go top/Hayes leaves Dover/latest results/details from Sunday

H-Men set Green Reserves up for top spot

Skipper Michael Hodges, Kieran Hawkins, Reece Hagger and Liam Holman put the Green Reserves 4-0 in front against Churchills as the boys went top of the Division One table with a 100% record. Tom Poyner and Jason Thomas completed the scoring.

Kieran Hawkins who grabbed the vital second goal against Churchills

Scroll down for all the local Sunday League news

Dover part company with manager Martin Hayes

Dover Athletic FC has released former Arsenal star Martin Hayes from his contract following a disappointing start to the season. The side, which drew 1-1 at home to Havant & Waterlooville on Saturday, has in fact only lost two of its eleven Blue Square Bet South matches to date and sits in mid table with three wins and six draws.

Results Round-up Ashford & District Sunday Football League:  Sunday 25 September 2011

Kent Sunday Cup (Junior Trophy)

In the Kent Sunday Junior Trophy three of the four Ashford clubs involved went through to the next round. Grasshoppers travelled to Cheriton and came away winning 6-0 with Shannon Hodson leading the way with a hat trick, and single strikes from Luke Webb, Ricky Bingham and Tom Morgan.  Newchurch also travelled and won 3-0 against Bull Fossils; Alex Smallman, Greg Hitchman and Jim Asbury on target. Marsh Athletic make up the trio winning 6-1 at home against Elvington Welfare Working Mens Club; Sam Lancaster netting four with Ashley Nelson claiming the other two.  Sandgate went to Bridge and, although holding the home side to 1-1 at half time, eventually went down 6-1. Peter Hill hit the Sandgate consolation goal.

Premier Division

In the Premier Division Market Hotel staged a second half comeback against Bethersden. The villagers, 3-0 up at the break with goals from Matt Goldsmith (2) and Sean Halls, ran out of steam during a second half in which Market rattled in six without reply. Paul Burt (3), Dan Cornell (2) and  Ollie Prior netted for the pub team.  Hamstreet and Aldington shared the points from a 3-3 draw. Aaron McGuiness (2) and Tommy Dawes netted for the Street with Ryan Norman, Alex Williams and Kevin Ruane responding for Aldington.  Bromley Green won 4-2 away at Mersham with Steve Harris, Danny Barham, Ryan Smith and Tad Greenfield finding the net. Mark Howells and Seb Arnold replied for Mersham. Kennington went down 4-2 at home to Brewmaster with Craig Brignall and Josh Conlon netting for the home side.  

Division One

In Division One Bromley Green Reserves move to the top of the table after a comfortable 6-0 win at home to Churchill Royals thanks to goals by Michael Hodges, Kieran Hawkins, Reece Hagger, Liam Holman, Jason Thomas and Tom Poyner.  Egerton & Pluckley United won their first game of the season by the odd goal of nine away at Shadoxhurst. Craig Haynes (2) and one each from Ian Hutchinson, Jake Symonds and Will Lawrence accounted for the Egerton tally with Carlum McCloud (2), Mitchel Punt and Scott Flanagan scoring for the Dockers.  William Harvey Inn and Ashford Victoria shared the points with a 3-3 draw after Hayden Slade and Gary Turner had put Harvey 2-0 up inside ten minutes. Josh Hatcher and Ben Williams levelled things up before Luke Walder restored the Harvey advantage only for Dan Christian to earn the Vics a point late on. Market Hotel Reserves went down 5-3 at home to Ashford Dynamo, who had Tim Eade and Charlie Gupp on target with two each and Sean Wallis with a single strike. Glenn Rolfe with a brace and Matt Moon replied for Market.  Red Heathens just edged out Appledore winning 3-2. Dan Pinder notched a hat trick for the Charing Heath lads with  Glen Raggett and Richard Foster on target for the Dores.

Kenny Lang returned to the action against Churchills today

Division Two

Charing Sunday and Fox Sunday, who are both finding points hard to come by,  lost again this week.  Charing going down 4-0 away to Highfield Reserves who had Jack Griffin with two and Jessie Lee Junior and Conner Little on target.  Fox went down 2-0 at home to Wye Monarchs with Matt Sherwood and Jack Phillips the marksmen.  Ashford Cavaliers tasted defeat for the first time this season when they went down 3-2 at home to Burton Grove. Stuart Reakes and Danny Young scored for Cavaliers; while Barry Pithers, Sonny Ahmed and James Ross won it for the Grove.  The game featuring Levins and Troggs Reserves was abandoned after 55 minutes when a representative of the school said the game would have to stop for Health & Safety reasons due to the archery competition in the field next door!

Division Three

Still plenty of goals in Division Three, with 29 in five games. Pilgrim Seniors went down 5-4 at home to Hamstreet Reserves with John Marchant, Mark Hazel, Chris Burrows and Michael Cox for Pilgrims; Wayne Cleave and Tom Wilmshurst with two apiece and Dan Woodcock for Street.  Wye Monarchs Reserves went into a 2-0 lead against Mersham Reserves with goals from Sean Tong and Stuart Margetson but failed to hang on as Mersham came back with three goals to take the points via Colin Burkinell with a double and Barry Wilcox.  Stour Valley lost 4-3 at home to Prince Albert, who had Gary Boorman with two, Stuart Watson and Stuart Pearson on target; Ben Beeble-Rogers, Steve Beeching and Tony Spicer netting for Stour.  Albion Eagles won 3-0 at home against Givaudan, Jason Owen, Russell Woods and Darren Brown the marksmen.  Elsewhere Queens Head Rangers tasted defeat 3-2 at home against Brabourne.

Sunday’s marksmen

Kent Sunday Cup (Junior Trophy)

Cheriton 0, Grasshoppers 6 (Hodson (3), Webb, Bingham, Morgan)

Bull Fossils 0, Newchurch 3 (Smallman, Hitchman, Asbury)

Marsh Athletic 6 (Lancaster (4), Nelson (2), Elvington Welfare Working Mens Club 1

Bridge 6, Sandgate AFC 1 (Hill)

Premier Division

Bethersden 3 (Goldsmith (2), Halls), Market Hotel 6 (Burt (3), Cornell (2), Prior)

Hamstreet 3 (McGuiness (2), Dawes), Aldington 3 (Norman, Williams, Ruane)

Mersham 2 (Howells, Arnold), Bromley Green 4 (Harris, Barham, Smith, Greenfield)

Kennington 2 (Brignall, Conlon), Brewmaster 4 (no scorers given)

Division One

Bromley Green Reserves 6 (Hodges, Hawkins, Hagger, Holman, Poyner, Thomas), Churchill Royals 0

Shadoxhurst 4 (McCloud (2), Punt, Flanagan), Egerton & Pluckley United 5 (Haynes (2), Hutchinson, Symonds, Lawrence)

William Harvey Inn 3 (Slade, Turner, Walder), Ashford Victoria 3 (Hatcher, Williams, Christian)

Market Hotel Reserves 3 (Rolfe (2), Moon), Ashford Dynamo 5 (Eade (2), Gupp (2), Wallis)

Red Heathens 3 (Pinder (3)), Appledore 2 (Raggett, Foster)

Division Two

Highfield Reserves 4 (Griffin (2), Lee, Little), Charing Sunday 0

Fox Sunday 0, Wye Monarchs 2 (Sherwood, Phillips)

Ashford Cavaliers 2 (Reakes, Young), Burton Grove 3 (Pithers, Ahmed, Ross)

Levins v Troggs Reserves (Abandoned due to Archery Competition)

Division Three

Pilgrim Seniors 4 (Marchant, Hazel, Burrows, Cox), Hamstreet Reserves 5 (Cleave (2), Wilmshurst (2), Woodcock)

Wye Monarchs Reserves 2 (Tong, Magison), Mersham Reserves 3 (Burkinell (2), Wilcox)

Stour Valley 3 (Beeble-Rogers, Beeching, Spicer), Prince Albert 4 (Boorman (2), Watson, Pearson)

Albion Eagles 3 (Owen, Woods, Brown), Givaudan 0

Queens Head Rangers 2, Brabourne Anchor 3 (no scorers given)

Monday’s fixture
Kent Hurlimann Football League
Fisher  v  Cray Valley (PM)

Six-pointer tomorrow night: manager’s preview

The weekend was almost perfect but it has gone and the real bread and butter returns for the Saturday firsts who welcome Staplehurst to Waterside on Tuesday night. Here is the manager’s preview of yet another massive game for our club.

Tuesday 5 April 2011

Bromley Green v Staplehurst

By Dave Smith

Tuesday sees the start of what is sure to be the first of many midweek games. Staplehurst are our visitors which is real six pointer as they have taken second place in the league and had an excellent 5-4 win over Bredhurst on Saturday. We had a hard fought 1-0 victory earlier in the season in the Weald of Kent Cup and over the last 2 seasons all our games with our visitors have been close.

This really is crunch time now with 12 league games to go and no room for mistakes, it will be a hard period for all the players but this is where we want to be, challenging for a treble with our fate in our own hands, there will no doubt be twists and turns along the way and some exciting football to be played. It will be a case of taking each game as it comes, getting the result, and then moving onto the next challenge.

The squad will be tested and rotating the players to keep them as fresh as possible will be a key factor. But there is a real buzz in the camp and a belief that we can turn what has been a good season so far into a season that will be long remembered.

Squad: C.Smith, P.Burt, S.Harris, D.Cornell, S.Ward, R.Norman, R.Hayles, D.Barham,A.Mercer, M.Collins, T.Head, M.Doyle, B.Beaney, G.Mackett, R.Smith

Players to meet at the ground at 5pm for a 6pm kick off

Pitch update/KCL Fixtures for March/KCL Rep side friendly 8 March

Stop Press from Dave Smith [Friday's inspection]
Myself, Phil and Roger Corkhill have just checked the pitches. The first team pitch is ok at the moment, the reserve pitch has patches of water on it at the moment. I will meet Roger again at 9.00 tomorrow and he will look at both pitches, hopefully if we do not have too much rain then both games should go ahead as scheduled.

Below is the full list of Kent County League fixtures for March

KCL Fixtures March 2011

KCL Rep side arranges friendly as a warm-up to the Inter-League competition

Please click on link below for full details

KCL Rep side for friendly 8 March 2011

Green old boys win it for Kennington

Wednesday night’s only Kent County League Division One match provided a close-fought affair at Ulley Road that saw the Ashford boys take the points from a 2-1 win over visitors New Romney. Former Green striker Steve Harris set up another ex Green man Ollie Finch for the opener and yet another former Green defender, left back Marc Collins, made it 2-0. However Romney plugged away and, with the moaning from Lee Miles and prompting from Andy Read in midfield, came back to 1-2 and probably on the balance of play deserved a share of the spoils. However sound rearguard work by Sam Cridland and keeper James Hayden, who is retiring at the end of the season, kept the Blues at bay. Wing back Pat Law and midfielder Chrissy Howells, along with second half substitute Andy Davis, caught the eye for Kennington who will be disappointed at seeing Danny Barham leaving the stage injured.

Halloween caption competition

Matt Hadlum 25 October 2009Click on Comment with your caption to this photo taken on Sunday 25 October 2009 against Mersham. Closing date is this Friday and there will be a £10 voucher to spend behind the bar for the winner.

[Matt Hadlum sponsored by Keith Cornell Waste Paper]