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Managers Jamie Livesey (07876 727 538)
Sponsors Blackburn Audi
League East Lancashire Football Alliance (Sundays 9:30 – 10:30)
Training Thursdays 6 – 7pm Pleckgate
The club has formed a Code of Practice which players, managers, volunteers, parents and spectators should follow. Michael Cook is the Child Welfare Officer and can be contacted in confidence by players or parents.
Managers Anthony Lord (07828 155 421)
Sponsors Paserini Barbers
League East Lancashire Football Alliance Under 11s Yellow (Sun) – click here for website.
Training Wednesdays 6-7:30pm The Rydings.
Team History U9s Maroon 2010/11 - U8s Maroon 2009/10 - U07s 2008/09 - U06s 2007/08
The club has formed a Code of Practice which players, managers, volunteers, parents and spectators should follow. Michael Cook is the Child Welfare Officer and can be contacted in confidence by players or parents.
Managers David Sherrington (07899 798675)
Sponsors
League Accrington & District Junior Football League – click here for website.
Training Wednesdays 6-7:30pm The Rydings.
Team History U8s 2010/11 - U7s 2009/10
The club has formed a Code of Practice which players, managers, volunteers, parents and spectators should follow. Michael Cook is the Child Welfare Officer and can be contacted in confidence by players or parents.
Managers Jamie Livesey (07876 727538)
Sponsors
League Accrington & District Junior Football League – click here for website.
Training Wednesdays 6-7:30pm The Rydings.
Team History U8s 2010/11 - U7s 2009/10
The club has formed a Code of Practice which players, managers, volunteers, parents and spectators should follow. Michael Cook is the Child Welfare Officer and can be contacted in confidence by players or parents.
Managers Antony Reader (07719 268 444)
Sponsors
League East Lancashire Football Alliance Under 9s (Sun) – click here for website.
Training Tuesdays 6:00 – 7:00pm The Rydings
Team History U7s 2010/11 - U5s/6s 2009/10
The club has formed a Code of Practice which players, managers, volunteers, parents and spectators should follow. Michael Cook is the Child Welfare Officer and can be contacted in confidence by players or parents.
Managers Mick Ellison (07876 590325)
ion originals
Leagu
Training Fridays 6-7:30pm The Rydings.
Team History U5s/6s 2010/11
The club has formed a Code of Practice which players, managers, volunteers, parents and spectators should follow. Michael Cook is the Child Welfare Officer and can be contacted in confidence by players or parents.
Amazing festival of football by the U7′s in the tough part of the draw managed to play some amazing football, fantastic defending and scoring some great team goals. All with a smile, well done my team! Jamie.
What set out as an invite to see a dairy farm, with a vineyard in Hungary, turned out to be a very special trip for a group of Langho lads and their dads.
I contacted the closest football team to the farm to see if we could arrange a game of football for the boys on the trip. I was a little surprised when we arrived at the Siofok training ground to hear that we would be playing against the Siofok u9s & Videoton u9s, both clubs in the Hugarian 1st division, and Videoton u9s are the national champions!! When they asked how big a city is Langho? we all feared this could be a bit of a mismatch.
So the 1st game was to be Langho with a population of 2060, against Videoton which is the name of the electronic giants that own the team, in the Hungarian city of Szekesfehervar population 137,000.
Results
Langho 2 – 0 Videoton
Siofok 1 – 3 Langho
Videoton 2 – 3 Langho
Langho 5 – 1 Siofok
Four wins out of four for the small village side from Lancashire! The vineyard came in very handy after that. Massive thanks to David Barnes for organising the trip, putting a roof over our heads and making sure our wine glass was never empty.
Today’s squad: Calum, James, Joe, Chris, Kian, Lewis & Kyle
An ever competitive game with Gt. Harwood again lived up to the usual billing. A tough yet equally battling game from both sides saw a very even game. Although I think the intensity got the better of some of the spectators! Most of the better football I am happy to say was played by the blue & maroons.
The second game saw us pitted again with Rossendale and the game was more even than the eventual score suggested, another good team effort from Langho.
Player of the week (Calum, excellent in goal in the first game and put a great shift in on the left in the second)
Today’s Squad: Mark Harrop, Cameron Waddington, Joshua Seed, Michael Rea, Tom Sherrington, Freddie Coburn, Max Harris, Kian Bowden (1), Cameron Henderson, Morgan Livesey
Patience was the key in today’s fixture as Langho had the better of the game throughout. It was all about making the most of the possession and having the cutting edge to take the lead. Rishton defended well and looked organised with a solid defence to build on as Langho took the game to the visitors. Plenty of crosses and dangerous corners were played into the Rishton box but without the vital touch to convert the opportunities.
In the second half Langho piled on the pressure and eventually Kian pounced on a ball played into the box and finished smartly. Langho had chances to add to the lead but in the end settled for the three points well earned.
Man of the match: Kian, looked dangerous and was involved in most of the attempts at goal.
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Fantastic results for the boys and what a great experience. Surely a missed headline opportunity though … “Claret sunk by the Blues … again!”?
Well done Antony and the Under 9 Blues.
What can I say, excellent results the team should be very proud of themselves..