We won. By quite a bit. Beale did us the favour of not turning up letting us score 7 goals however without his presence we were under the less than competent captaincy of Sam Jackson. Fozzy turned up and aided the opposition with their two goals by not only getting angry and sowing despair amongst the defence, as expected, but also by scoring an own goal. 8-2 would’ve been the score had either Simon or Read more
Last weekend saw the top of the table clash in Div 2 between Adel Mens 2s and Harrogate 3s (who had a 100% record going in to the game) but a strong and determined Adel side came out on top with a 5-3 victory. This weekend sees a similar clash with the top 2 sides in the Premier League going head to head at Adel Astro at 1.30 pm. Both Adel and Bradford come into the Read more
With a tense, but exciting victory the week prior against Halifax the Men’s phwoars were looking for a more comfortable win this Saturday with a home game against Slazengers 4s. Everyone was on time for once with the exception of Iain who was busy snaking his way up to the third team game where they took another win as they push their way up to the top of their league table. With Bob Sibley enduring Read more
This past Saturday Adel Men’s 1st XI took the short-ish trip across to play City of York 2s. A review of their league position was a small cause for concern after a below-par away performance last week and York appearing strong at home (having won 4 from 4 at home). We were advised by Big Ben to forget the previous performance and focus on showing the league that we are the best. As such, despite Read more
Back, L-R: Madge, Skully, Max, Fin, Seb, Hedgie, Tony Front, L-R: Polly, John, Matty, Mikey, Sniffer, Murf, Joe, Tom A. Our Mens 5th team lost to a Chapeltown side for the second week in a row, yet there’s still a lot of positives to take away, despite the result. Right from the start, Chapeltown set a press to keep us hemmed in, which had the desired effect and we Read more
‘A risky business’ Mens 2nd 5 – 3 Harrogate The cold November morning started with Boag taking a great risk by announcing, “I’ll drive today!” Unbeknownst to Captain Holford, he had kept his day job of driving Miss Daisy a secret and arrived over 10 minutes late, blaming the ‘traffic’ (at 9am on a Saturday? Really Boag? Really?), incurring fines for all four passengers in the cars. To compound the risk further, he realised that Read more
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