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8
December
Southern League Division One South &
West
SLOUGH TOWN - WINCHESTER CITY
2-2 (1-1)
Scorer for Slough;
Dean Harper 6, 61
Scorer for Winchester; Lang 16, Hilley 53
Att: 170: 15 away fans |
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December
Southern League Division One South &
West
HILLINGDON BOROUGH - SLOUGH
TOWN 4-1 (0-0)
Scorers for Hillingdon;
Byfield (57), Nelson (59),
Kirby (68), Howell (79)
Scorer for Slough; Jermaine Gumbs 85
Att: 151:
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1 December
Southern League Division One South &
West
SLOUGH TOWN - ABINGDON UNITED
4-1 (1-0)
Scorers for Slough;
Dean Harper 10, Jermaine Gumbs 60, Meddie Nsubuga 84, Tom Windsor
90
Scorer for Abingdon; Beechers 50
Att: 208: No away supporters |
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27
November
Southern League Division One South &
West
SLOUGH TOWN - HILLINGDON
BOROUGH 1-3 (1-1)
Scorer for Slough; Lee Riddell 22
Scorers for Hillingdon; Kirby 7, Waugh 50, Howell 53
Att: 167:
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24
November
Southern League Division One South &
West
DIDCOT TOWN - SLOUGH TOWN 2-0
(2-0)
Scorers for Didcot;
Powell (10), Bicknell (35)
Att: 402:
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17
November
Southern League Division One South &
West
OXFORD CITY - SLOUGH TOWN 5-0
(3-0)
Scorers for Oxford;
Bell (22), McSporran (32),
Stewart (40), Gunn (65), Gardner (82)
Att: 247:
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10
November
Southern League Division One South &
West
UXBRIDGE - SLOUGH TOWN 2-1
(2-1)
Scorer for Uxbridge; Tunnell 4, 38
Scorer for Slough; Dave Barratt 39
Att: 232:
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3
November
Southern League Division One South &
West
SLOUGH - DIDCOT TOWN 3-6 (0-3)
Scorers for Slough;
Enrico Grimm (51),
Abby Nsubuga (58), Dean Harper (pen 90)
Scorers for Didcot;
Bartley (13, 21), King (45,
56, pen 89), Vine (90)
Att: 239:
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30
October
Southern League Division One South &
West
BURNHAM - SLOUGH TOWN 3-1
(2-1)
Scorers for Burnham;
O'Brien (28, 46), Bubb (90)
Scorer for Slough; Stanly Mugisha 77
Att: 361:
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27
October
Southern League Division One South &
West
SLOUGH TOWN -
NEWPORT IOW 2-0 (1-0)
Scorers for Slough; Landy Salaka 45, Lee Charles 83
Att: 221:
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23
October
BERKS & BUCKS
CUP
DIDCOT
TOWN - SLOUGH TOWN 5-1 (2-0)
Scorers for Didcot;
Vine (17, 53), Witt (25),
Bartley (60, 70)
Scorer for Slough; Chris West 72
Att: 147:
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20
October
Southern League Division One South &
West
SLOUGH TOWN -
BRIDGEWATER TOWN 0-2 (0-2)
Scorers for Bridgewater; Kirk 29, Pepperell 32
Att: 217: 12 away fans
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October
Southern League Division One South &
West
FARNBOROUGH TOWN - SLOUGH TOWN
5-0 (3-0)
Scorers for Farnborough; Harkness 7, Spence 28, Roach
41, Carter 60, Ciardini 63
Att: 504: Slough fans ?
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October
FA TROPHY 1ST
ROUND replay
HILLINGDON
BOROUGH - SLOUGH TOWN 2-1aet (0-1)
Scorer for Hillingdon; ?
Scorer for
Slough; Terry Davies
Att: 139: About 90 Slough fans. |
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October
FA TROPHY 1ST
ROUND
SLOUGH TOWN - HILLINGDON
BOROUGH
Scorer for
Slough; Terry Davies 36 (pen)
Scorer for Hillingdon; Byfield 74
Att: 203: Away Support 10
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2 October
Southern League Division One South &
West
Slough Town - Bracknell Town
3-1 (2-0)
Scorers for
Slough; Lee Charles 5, Terry Davies 17, Danny Jeffreys
71
Scorer for Bracknell; Havermans 48
Att: 165: Away Support 5
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29
September
Southern League Division One South &
West
Abingdon United - Slough Town
3-0 (3-0)
Scorers for
Abingdon; Odhiambo 5, 41, Meade 44
Att: 207: Away Support ?
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25
September
LEAGUE CUP 1st
Round
AFC Hayes - Slough Town 6-1
Scorers for
AFC Hayes; Danny Jordan, John Swift,
Trevor Charlery ,Wayne
McCormack, Blaise O'Brien and Kevin Chakaodoza.
Scorer for Slough: Ellis
Att: ?: Away Support
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22
September
Southern League Division One South &
West
Slough Town - Gosport Borough
1-2 (0-1)
Scorer for
Slough; Terry Davies 47
Scorer for Gosport: Bennett 45, 88
Att: 202: Away fans 10
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Your not going to
get much more than
what you'll read on
the forum, though I
will repeat the word
'gutted'. Mats, if
you don't know what
that word means,
then think of the
Halmstad game we saw
back in June when
Hammarby equalised
very late in the
game. Yes, that
feeling.
The game for much of
the first half was
rather boring, well
I though it was.
Gosport were another
side that didn't
impress me and
surprised to see
them so high in the
table. A bit of
pressure and a couple
of Boro' chances
where Richard
Bernard pulled off
good saves seemed to
wake Slough up and
good work from Tom
Attrell and Terry
Davies where he
should have got a
shot on target and
Slough were on top.
But this is where
the bad luck and bad
refereeing came to
the fore.
I didn't see but it
seemed in general
agreement around the
ground that a pass
through our defence
had a Gosport player
offside, but was
allowed to play on
and score and this
just happened just
before the break.
In the last couple
of games the
attitude of the team
has been better when
doing a goal down
and straight from
the kick off when
many fans were still
in the bar, Terry
Davies collected the
ball, cut inside to
slot home. Slough were
on top for much of
the half though
Bernard was solid to
anything shot at him
or aimed in the air,
but the referee and
his assistant didn't
seem to like us. The
ref didn't give us
much seeing much one
way and there were
many dubious
offisides and innocuous
fouls which
frustrated both the
players and fans.
What Slough did
manage to create
that the officials
didn't blow up for,
lacked that clinical
finish or pass, but
nonetheless, we were
the better side. At
the time of writing
I don't know what
the two bookings for
Danny Jefferies were
for, second I think
for use of the gob,
but the team spirit
was there and we
still looked
comfortable... but
one moment of
distraction and
right at the end of
the game Gosport
broke and Bernard
was beaten at his
near post.
I feel and in
agreement again with
most of the comments
on the forum, with
what I've seen so
far this season
Slough Town will be
fine. No team really has
impressed me other
that our two last
performances. If we
can get a settled
side we'll climb.
Team:
1. Richard Bernard
2. Dean Harper
3. Darron Wilkinson
4. Adrian Browne
5. Leon Woodruffe
6. Danny Jefferies
7. Christian
Metcalfe
8. Nick Roddis
9. Tom Attrell
10.Terry Davies
11.Matt Miller
Man Of The
Match:
Though I wont
disagree with
opinions on the
forum, I felt
Richard
Bernard was
my MOM. Some could
argue about the way
Gosport got their
winner but Richard
made some good saves
and was solid in the
air
Hon.
Mentions: Danny
Jefferies
for sure though' it
seems he was a bit
of a silly boy for
being sent off and
though no one had a
bad game I'd say
Tom Attrell for
my second HM. After
a nervous first 20
minutes he wide well
and got some good
crosses in. He did
tire towards the end
and maybe didn't get
enough service in
the second half, but
he battled on Oh,
and his daddy is a
legend!
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8
September
Southern League Division One South &
West
Slough Town - Andover 2-1
(1-1)
Scorers for
Slough; Leon Woodruffe 25, Terry Davies 70
Scorer for Andover: Chudy 32
Att: 215: Away fans 15 |
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When would anybody hear Slough fans
shout 'ole' to a period of passing and
actually mean it?
This was probably the strongest team on
paper and it showed. There hasn't been a
side that has impressed me yet and
Andover were no different (and Fleet are
top!) and for the first time we competed
from the start. We didn't create
anything clear cut but we made the
visitors work. I was pleased to see
Danny Jefferies back, the gaffer to who
showed everyone how it's done, Woody
having a blinder with his defensive
cohorts being solid and the front two
working well together.
As the first half went on Slough
started to look more dangerous and
forcing corners it best thing that could
happen to the side was to go 1-0 up and
ironically with the little luck we do
get it was a lot of luck that got the
goal. Leon Woodruffe's hard work got
himself free on the left and put in a
low cross that confused everybody and
the ball finding the net just inside the
post. Slough were well on top... then
the luck went the other way. A
controversial free kick was given for
Andover outside our box and it was well
taken, straight in for 1-1. Slough
didn't buckle and were always slightly
on top.
The second half was a different story.
I haven't seen Slough play so well for a
very long time. Staines away last season
maybe, but the passing, movement and
more importantly the confidence was
first class and Andover didn't know what
to do. Lee Charles was unlucky with a
chance, Terry Davies should have gone
round the keeper rather than lobbing
when set free and generally putting the
visitors under constant pressure. I
actually can't remember Aaron France
having anything much to do. Other
chances that resulted in corners. Steve
Daly getting his head on a couple and a
cracking Woody cross that the Andover
keeper couldn't hold Davies' header and
2-1 was the score Slough more than
deserved. 2-1 I felt flattered Andover,
it could have been 5-1. All substituted
played getting a good ovation as well as
the whole team at the end.
But lets not get carried away. Today the
team built a platform, a platform they
can climb. Firstly they must stay on it,
but it's a start the team can take on
and progress. It's a shame there isn't a
game for 2 weeks.
Team:
1. Aaron France
2. Dean Harper
3. Steve Daly
4. Adrian Browne
5. Leon Woodruffe
6. Danny Jefferies
7. Darron Wilkinson
8. George Moleski
9. Micheal Murphy
10.Terry Davies
11.Lee Charles
Subs:
12.Christian Metcalfe
13.Matt Miller
14.Clem James
Man Of The Match:
Whether he has something to prove to
himself or to everyone doesn't really
matter. Leon Woodruffe
was solid in defence, problematic going
forward and the crossing was spot
on...except that one that went in! Class
act today.
Hon. Mentions: It could be
anybody else. But the two that stood out
were Lee Charles who
it's great to see a striker work his
ground and cause the defence to panic
without actually making a challenge and
hold up the ball. Secondly I have to
pick Darron Wilkinson.
If only he was 10 years younger. He had
the solidity that the rest of the team
worked round.
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September
FA CUP
PRELIMINARY ROUND
Slough Town - Fleet Town 1-4
Scorer for
Slough; Andrew Deaner
Scorers for Fleet Town: Smart 24, 33, Wise 28, John 80
Att: 202: Away fans 10
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Manager in goal, one of your better
players missing and many a rumour flying
about. The world that is Slough Town
just gets worse. This is one of those
reports that will be short, no match to
talk about as there isn't much to say
other than the same old-same old and
personal comments that probably won't be
much different to what you read on the
forum whether you agree with what I
churn out or the many a thread online.
(I really am struggling to find
something to say...)
On paper we have a side that should be
doing ok. There have been no team I have
seen that is not much better including
today. I have missed 2 games but been
informed of the same quality from fellow
reporters. It doesn't help with Wilko's
managerial inexperience with his
selections and substitutions, but that
isn't a dig, I just hope he learns from
it. The only good thing about the game
lasted about 5 seconds and resulted in a
goal. Good work from Lee Charles, a
cross and a header from Deaner. I feel
for Matty Miller, not much taller than
the short arse I am and all he ever has
is high balls to deal with. I also feel
for Steve Daly, he is a STFC legend in
my honest opinion. He could have gone
years ago but stuck with us
but he is shot, gone, should be put to
stud, but he is trying and he doesn't
have to be there, but some comments by
fans are unfair. Which brings me to the
end of the game. I see things were
mentioned on the forum after, and
believe me guys, I'm with you on the
anger and frustration, but some comments
were naughty, but what got me was the
same fans applauded the team off at the
end. Assume being sarcastic.
And please read those lines carefully, I
don't want a 10 logged thread saying
I've got rose tinted glasses.
Team:
1. Darron Wilkinson; 2. Dean Harper 3.
Steve Daly 4. Adrian Browne 5. Leon
Woodruffe; 6. Lee Charles 7. Christian
Metcalfe 8. George Moleski 9. Lukas
Bizon; 10. Matt Miller 11. Andy Deaner
Subs: Mark Bartley & Glen Faircluth
Man Of The Match: No
one.
Hon. Mentions:
George Moleski & Lee Charles. Tho'
if I were doing the ratings, they'd only
get a 5, but they were at least putting
some effort in.
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27 August
Southern League Division One South &
West
PAULTON ROVERS - Slough
Town 3-1 (1-0)
Scorers for
Paulton; Byant 30, Cleverly 65, Claridge 67
Scorer for Slough: Terry Davies 78
Att: 200: Away fans ?
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Now, I stuck up for the team in the Marlow report, saying supporters
were way
off the Mark. Today? No way, supporters were right. Un-inventive,
negative poop!
Ok, to be fair, for a period in the first half, we seemed to match them
and gave
them a bit of a game, and we were a bit unfortunate to go in at half
time one
down from a fantastic poulton strike, The Keeper had no hope. The second
half
was one of the worst performances I have seen for a long long time.
I normally defend Metcalf, but he was not in the game. I had hoped a
metz george
partnership would work, but it doesn't, we were better in midfield last
season,
with Jeffires doing the passing, and George doing the grafting...come
back quick
Danny!
Browne and mills were the two centre backs and without a natural leader
at the
back, panic set in and we looked at times, what we are, a team that
cannot
defend. Harper is not good enough, I would rather see Rav at right back.
Woody,
had a far better game than he did at marlow, and his crossing is still
toilet,
he was at least trying at the back, and linked up well with Terry down
the left.
Miller and Charles worked tirelessly, but hardly got any decent passes,
and
again, Davies was our only real threat, and he deserved his goal.
Again the substitutions were off. Took bartley, who was playing ok, to
bring on
Faircluff, and dropped charles into the midfield, and that was the end
of
anything down our right flank!
Deaner came on again, and this was not a game to bring him on, at least it
wasnt' Roddis!
They dominated the rest of the game and it was depressing stuff.
Great clubhouse, nice ground, and fantastic pitch though!
MOM Leon Woodruff: Only defender who seemed to know what
defending was, and
never gave up up with his runs. (Practise crosses though!!)
Hon men: George Moleski: Had no help whatsoever in the middle,
fantstic work
ethic and battled hard.
Terry Davies: Although everyone thinks i don't
like
him!!............Worked hard again, and well worth his goal.
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25 August
Southern League Division One South &
West
MARLOW - SLOUGH Town 2-0 (0-0)
Scorers for
Marlow; Webb 74, Harman 93
Att: 254: Away fans ? |
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It all could have been so different?!
We reverted to four four two, and even without Iain Duncan, we looked
much
better for it, especially with Mills back in the back Line.
CJ and Woody were backing each other up well, and George looking much
happier in
the middle.
Early in the game, Harper goes down with a marlow player after a strong
tackle,
the Marlow player, clearly not happy, is clearly seen to punch the prone
Slough
player, TWICE, but the only three people on the planet not to see it are
the 2
Lino's and the ref. Marlow should be down to ten men. Not Long after
that, Terry
Davies was brought down , for what was, in my opinion, the clearest
penalty I
had seen for years. The ref waved play on. Terry was very upset, but
didn't, for
once, go mad, and not long after, still clearly annoyed , crashed a
thunderous
shot against the bar.
So, half way into the first half, we should be one up, against ten men.
The rest of the half, we did what we did last season, did ok, had
possesion, but
did nothing with it. Clement James, whipped in a few crosses, and woody
managed
the odd one(but he needs practice!!), but no-one ever got on the end of
them, or
the pass wouldn't come. I like Terry, but sometimes he needs to look up
and pass
the ball, then maybe he wouldn't be our only goal threat?!
The second half started in the same vain, and we were on top, barring a
few
breakaways, but we seemed to be holding our own, and then came the
injuries.
Mills, playing well, looked not quite fit, and seemd knackered, and
swapping
him for Adrian Browne made sense, and Browne did ok.
Not long after, the impressive James got injured, and had to be replaced.
Alot
of us thought, Terry out wide, Faircluth up front, but we got Roddis
instead,
with George going out on the left. It was almost all Marlow from then
on. We
missed George's vigour in the middle, the poor Metcalf and the even more
dissapointing Roddis were not in the game.Marlow had three or four gilt
edge
chances and should have killed us off well before they inviteably did.
We cleared our lines, and the ball went to Roddis, who looked up, and
there was
Davies, marked by Marlows, Slowest centre back, but then a clear run at
goal.
Roddis could have put the ball anywhere, Davies would have got there
first. With
pinpoint accuracy, Roddis passed straight to the centre back, who,
passed it
back up our end, and ....yep....after a spill from the keeper...they
scored.
Great.
After a rare attack from us, Miller is behind a defender, who does a
massive
miskick, and the ball loops up back over his head to leave Miller in the
clear,
un-believably, they give offside!
We are now poor, with them running through the midfield. When we do get
the
ball, they are hopeful punts up high to the 'massive' Davies and Miller,
and the
defending wasn't much better. looking great going forward (practise the
crossing
though) Woody defended like 15 year old making his first team appearance
for his
school(PANIC), Harper, is not up to it, I'm starting to think the years
have
finally caught up with Daly, and Adrian Browne tries but, well, you know?
With a few minutes to go, Daly is playing a more advanced role, and
Deaner
replaces the tiring Barts.
First thing Deaner does, is miss an abolute sitter from a peach of of a
Moleski
cross. Greatest clearing header of all time!!!!!
We then get a corner in the dying few minutes of the game, and Deaner,
meant to
be flicking the ball on, makes a pathetic attempt, gets knocked gets
beaten, the
ball is cleared, and on that break they get their second game over.
After the game, heard some twatish comments. Mainly, that it was Steve
Daly's
fault?! He should be stripped of the captaincy apparently? His heinous
crime?
He was on the halfway line with his hands on his hips as Marlow got the
second.
If Daly was 10 years younger he still would not have had the pace to get
back.
He always gets pushed up the field when we are behind and chasing a
agoal, if
the ball had of got pinged back, and he scored, you would all be saying,
how
clever he was staying up there. There were covering defenders, (Browne
and Woody
I think) who completely cocked it up. It was the end of the game, he
was
clearly knackered, and he was not the only one who didn't make it into
the half
way line. He is an old fart, and it was the end of the game, he must
have been
Knackered. Having played football as a defender myself, there is nothing
worse
than going up for a corner at the end of the game, then watch a
colleague cock
up the corner see the ball get hoofed up for a break, and see your
covering
defenders panic and dither and let the opponents score, many I times I
see that
happen, and I , have probably done the same, stopped dead, hands on hips
, look
at the ground and think "for f's sake", Prob what Daly did. You lot
voted him
player of the year last season, but know slag him off(still at it on
Monday)
saying he is poo! Every player makes mistakes, but he has been a great
servant
of this club, and didn't deserve some of the comments made. Daly wasn't
the
problem, the substitutions were!(Before you say it, I didn't vote for
him!)
Since found out Daly is injured.................uuummmm wonder if THAT
had
anything to do with it?!
MOM Sir John MILLS : Great game back after injury.
HON MEN Clement James: a bit of class down the left.
Terry Davies: tireless, and deserved at least
one goal
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18 August
Southern League Division One South &
West
Thatcham Town - Slough Town
2-0 (2-0)
Scorers for
Thatcham; Gray, Thomas
Att: 168: 90
Mad, Insane & Gullible Slough Fans) |
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Right, lets get straight to it. What was
the back three all about? The tall
centre back playing more to the right of
the three, a short full back in the
middle and a third who is struggling so
far. To be fair to Ian Duncan, he had a
great game. Dean Harper made mistake
after mistake and Steve Daly Isn't know
for his pace. This told very early when
an unnecessary fre kick was given away
by Terry Davies (who really needs to
shut up... and pass the ball while I'm
talking about him) and a Thatcham player
had all the time in the world to head
home from the free kick. To be fair
Slough got straight back into the game
on the widest pitch I've ever seen and
should have scored twice when Matt
Miller and Clem James hit the bar
together in the space of five seconds.
Thatcham are a very hard working side,
but not all that otherwise so to speak
and again we didn't seem strong enough.
Aaron france didn't seem too troubled,
but we didn't cause Thatcham any real
problem other than a couple of corners.
Again long balls pumped into the box to
our short players. On odd occasions
Slough knocked it about well, but no
final third. Before half time it was 2-0
in almost the same way. Two games, Four
goals conceded. Two from piss poor
marking, one dreadful backpass and an
unnecessary tackle in the penalty box.
We've made ordinary teams look good.
Other than two Thatcham chances gifted
to them again, a half chance for us from
a free kick and handbags, the second
half was a non-event... especially poor
old George who was out on the right
always in space and with many Slough fans
calling it, rarely got the ball.
I'm so disappointed with Nick Roddis,
Christian Metcalfe didn't have a good
one and with Clem James' running and
Leon Woodruffe's effort down the left,
they achieved absolutely nothing. The
annoying thing is that we do have a core
of a side, but whether it's an age/inexperiance/
another team thrown together that needs
time/just still not good enough is all
up for debate, but one thing is for sure
that many fans may not have thought
before Saturday is that it's going to be
another long season. I wanted a mid
table finish so things can actually
settle and rebuild properly next summer.
It'll be a big achievement if that
happens. I so hope I'm wrong.
Team:
1. Aaron France; 2. Steve Daly, 3. Iain
Duncan, 4. Dean Harper; 5. Leon
Woodruffe, 6. George Moleski, 7. Terry
Davies, 8. Christian Metcalfe, 9. Nick
Roddis; 10. Clem James, 11. Matt Miller;
Sub: 12. Andy Deaner.
Man Of The Match: Iain Duncan
for his hard work and I don't think he
lost a header/challenge.
Hon. Mentions: George Moleski
for attitude, hard work despite being
isolated a lot of the time. The second
goes to the 20 minutes Andy
Deaner gave us. He may not
grace us with the skills of Ronaldinho
or Zidane, but he'll get stuck in and at
least win a header.
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18 August
Southern League Division One South &
West
Slough Town - Taunton Town 1-2 (0-1)
Scorer for
Slough; Terry Davies 73
Scorers for Taunton: Collett 14 (pen), Copeland 88
Att: 253: About 30 Taunton fans |
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REPORT |
For an hour I didn't think we really
deserved anything. At the end I was
gutted.
On paper I was quite confident that for
once, and not including any result that
came out of this game, we could give the
opposition a game. Something any one of
us hadn't seen since Staines away early
last season. Slough didn't really create
anything in the first half and it was
the same old story of pinging long balls
to short forwards. Taunton were an ok
side, but the big difference between the
two sides was Taunton's strength. They
made sure they were first to the ball
and never let us settle. It didn't help
much when Steve Daly clumsily gave away
an early penalty. Though credit must be
due to the team here. Most of last
season when we went a goal down things
just simply fell apart, here they
battled on.
For about the first 15 minute of the
second half Slough were on top, but
still the lack of creativity was evident
and only a Clem James volley was all the
was to show for their efforts. After
this period of play Slough seemed stop a
little, thankfully Taunton didn't take
advantage and out of nowhere a poor
defensive pass was seized on by Terry
Davies who lashed in a quality first
time shot their keeper had no chance
with. From here this was the best we'd
seen a Slough side play for a long while. Davies
and Miller had shots well saved and for
once we forced several corners and we
were the only ones looking like winners.
Then in injury time Dean Harper poorly
passed back to Aaron France. Last
seasons gifting the opposition a goal is
still in our system.
As a whole a draw was a fair
result...but it could have been so
different.
Team:
1. Aaron France; 2. Iain Duncan 3. Clem
James 4. Steve Daly 5. Dean Harper 6.
Christian Metcalfe 7. George Moleski 8.
Nick Roddis; 9.Matt Miller 10. Terry
Davies 11. Glen Faircluth
Sub: 12. Mark Bartley
Man Of The Match: Christian
Metcalfe. His experience head
could be invaluable this season.
Honourable Mentions: Iain Duncan
for the ground he covered and
Terry Davies for being a pain
in the butt to the opposition and a very
well taken goal.
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THE YOUNGEST SLOUGH FAN IN
SWEDEN !!
Kelly, Born 08.47, 31 July 2006
Växjö, Sweden

FOREVER AMBER
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RICHIE, HAPPY MASCOT FOR THE
WINDSOR GAME.
STANDING NEXT TO HIS FAVOURITE PLAYER STEVE DALY

BRING BACK THE REBELS TO
SLOUGH !
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