OWFC Newsletter No. 1614

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OWFC Newsletter No. 1614

Football Newsletters • Posted 5th March 2017

OWFC on 4th March 2017: W3 D0 L3 GF17 GA15 GD2

We start this weeks round-up by wishing James Paton a speedy recovery from his ACL and MCL surgery. Rest up and hopefully see you back on the pitch soon!

Meanwhile the 1s under the guidance of Dan Sellman remain unbeaten, in 90mins. This week they saw off Crouch End Vampires 5-2, with all the goals coming in a frantic first half. Alex Braterman's 15 minute hat-trick being the highlight. The 4s prepared for next weeks OBC Cup Final by beating Actonians 2-1, club leading scorer Sam James netting his 18th of the season. All the best in the final against Old Owens next week lads! The 5s smashed Polytechnic 6-1 with Gilson grabbing a hat-trick.

The 2s were unable to take their cup form in to their relegation battle match against Alleyn Old Boys. The bottom side running out 2-1 winners leaving the 2s in a very precarious position in the league. The 8s, fresh from beating 2nd place Merton last week, were unable to cause an upset against 3rd place Bank of England. While the 9s suffered another defeat, this week at the hands of South Bank Cuaco.

On the Togger there is no game for the 2s this week so predicitions for Arsenal's FA Cup clash with Lincoln City please!

OWFC Newsletter No. 1614

Togger Predictions for 11th March - Togger Predicitions

Couple of quick things to note...

This Friday is the "Alf Parish Memorial Darts match" at Selhurst Park. OWFC have entered a team but if you would like to attend as a spectator the entrance fee is just £5, which includes a buffet. If you would like to attend please contact Mike Pike by Tuesday 8th.

And finally...1XI captain Dan Sellman has clearly lost his marbles and has decided to run the Sierra Leone Marathon in May. His chosen charity is Street Child who aim to create educational opportunity for some of the world's vulnerable children. It is a great cause and I'm sure we can all find some funds to help him reach his £1,000 target. If you would like to sponsor him then click here.