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Football: Local Sides Round-up (Through the Divisions) – February 25th 2017

Although on sabbatical from the Sports show itself, Scott W still manages to report with a round-up of all of today’s results (Feb 25th ‘17) from the local sides we look out for on Phoenix Sport, from West Ham Utd all the way to Bowers & Pitsea & Brentwood Town.

Watford  1 – 1  West Ham Utd    (Premier League)

Watford held the Hammers at Vicarage Road. An early Troy Deeney penalty put the Hornets ahead. After the break, substitute Andre Ayew secured a point for Slaven Bilic’s men with 20 minutes left. West Ham finished the match with ten men as Michail Antonio saw red for two bookable offences.  Watford stay in 12th spot, ten points clear of the bottom three. West Ham remain 9th.

Norwich City   v  Ipswich Town – Sunday  12pm KO  (EFL Championship)

Venue: Carrow Road

Gillingham 2 – 1  Southend Utd    (EFL League One)

The Shrimpers were defeated by the Gills at Priestfield. A brace from Josh Wright, the first a penalty, just before half-time did the damage. Blues defender Ryan Inniss also saw red just before half-time. Substitute Nile Ranger got a late consolation for Phil Brown’s side. Gillingham rise to 17th place, five points clear of the bottom four after their first win in ten league matches. Southend drop to 6th spot, a point clear of Millwall.

Colchester Utd  2  –  1  Hartlepool Utd      (EFL League Two)

The U’s picked up their 7th win in their last nine home league matches at the Colchester Community Stadium. After a quiet first period, Kurtis Guthrie put the hosts ahead just past the hour. A penalty from Chris Porter doubled the advantage late-on, before Nathan Thomas got a consolation for Dave Jones’ side soon afterwards. Colchester stay 7th, eight points off the promotion places. Hartlepool remain 22nd, nervously looking over their shoulder at the bottom two, they are three points clear of Leyton Orient in 23rd.

Leyton Orient 0   –  1  Cheltenham Town    (EFL League Two)

Speaking of Orient, they once again endured a difficult afternoon, narrowly losing out to Cheltenham at Brisbane Road. A first-half goal from Carl Winchester was enough to grab all three points for Gary Johnson’s men. Orient remain 23rd, three points from safety after their 20th defeat of a miserable campaign. As for the Robins, they rise to 19th spot, six points ahead of the bottom two.

Braintree Town  0 – 0  Maidstone Utd    (National League Premier)

A crowd of 1,002 witnessed a stalemate at Cressing Road. The Iron fall to 17th spot, four points clear of the bottom four after their 8th draw of the campaign. Maidstone remain in that bottom four, sitting 21st, though are level on points with Woking (just above them).

Dag & Red not in action today            (National League Premier)

Chelmsford City  4   –  3  Concord Rangers      (National League South)

The Clarets edged a cracker at Melbourne Park. On-loan Dion Semble-Ferris put Concord ahead after 25 minutes. Though Chelmsford levelled through Josh Rees five minutes before the break. A quick-fire brace by Shaun Jeffers (the second a spot-kick) mid-way through the second-period gave the hosts the lead, before Steve Cawley equalised for the Beach Boys with 20 minutes left. Michael Spillane restored the hosts’ two-goal lead with ten minutes remaining, before Lyle Della-Verde grabbed a late third for the visitors. The Clarets rise to 5th place, a point clear of Hungerford Town in 6th. Concord drop to 18th, though are seven points clear of the bottom three & a much superior goal difference.

East Thurrock Utd 1  –  2 Poole Town  (National League South)

The Rocks narrowly lost to Poole Town at Rookery Hill. A Steve Devlin penalty put the Dolphins ahead just before the break. Late on, James Walker levelled for the home side, though just three minutes later Marvin Brooks grabbed all three points for the visitors. East Thurrock drop to 11th place, comfortably mid-table. Poole though remain 4th, eight points off leaders Ebbsfleet.

Billericay Town  4   –  1  Hendon      (Ryman League Premier Division)

Billericay’s good recent run continued with a comfortable win at New Lodge. Rob Swaine gave the home side the lead early on, before a brace from Billy Bricknell mid-way through the first-half pretty much gave Craig Edwards’ side the win. Adam Cunnington added a fourth mid-way through the second-half. Marcel Barrington got a consolation for Hendon two minutes later. The Blues’ 5th win in their last seven league matches helps them rise to 10th spot, seven points off the top five. Hendon remain 23rd, four points from safety.

Fri Result: Thurrock  3 – 1  Bowers & Pitsea  (Ryman League Division North)

On Friday night, Mark Stimson’s side grabbed another important win at fortress Ship Lane. Goals from Mark Onyemah and Joe Christou in the first ten minutes put them ahead. After the break, Bowers were reduced to ten men as recent signing Luke Wilson saw red. Thurrock made sure of the win, thanks to Ronnie Winn’s goal with 15 minutes or so remaining. Ben Sartain got a late consolation for Bowers though it wasn’t their night. Thurrock’s 8th home league win in-a-row sees them remain 4th, 9 points off leaders Brightlingsea Regent. Bowers’ first defeat in six league matches leaves them in 7th place after Saturday’s matches, two points away from the top five.

Brentwood Town  3 –  0 Norwich Utd    (Ryman League Division North)

Brentwood powered to a excellent win over play-off chasing Norwich Utd at the Brentwood Arena. Second-half goals from Ife Ogunbayo, Brendan Cavalier and Lamar Reynolds sealed the points. Tony Ievoli’s men have now won three of their last four home league matches now & remain 22nd though crucially are just two points from safety. Norwich Utd’s first loss in seven league matches leaves them in 8th place, three points away from the top five.

Listen again to Tony Ievoli’s post-match reaction here: www.phoenixfm.com/2017/02/25/brentwood-town-3-0-norwich-united-tony-ievoli-reacts/

Great Wakering Rovers 2 – 2  Soham Town Rangers  (Ryman League Division North)

On the first Saturday of my sabbatical from Phoenix Sport, I attended this match. My match report from the game is here: www.survivor16b.wordpress.com/2017/02/25/match-report-gw-rovers-2-2-soham-tr/

The result means Wakering are 12 points from safety in 23rd spot, whilst Soham are still in ‘the thick of it’ in 21st, just two points clear of Brentwood in 22nd. Both teams haven’t won in ten league matches now.

Football: Local Sides Round-up (Through the Divisions) – February 25th 2017

Although on sabbatical from the Sports show itself, Scott W still manages to report with a round-up of all of today’s results (Feb 25th ‘17) from the local sides we look out for on Phoenix Sport, from West Ham Utd all the way to Bowers & Pitsea & Brentwood Town.

Watford  1 – 1  West Ham Utd    (Premier League)

Watford held the Hammers at Vicarage Road. An early Troy Deeney penalty put the Hornets ahead. After the break, substitute Andre Ayew secured a point for Slaven Bilic’s men with 20 minutes left. West Ham finished the match with ten men as Michail Antonio saw red for two bookable offences.  Watford stay in 12th spot, ten points clear of the bottom three. West Ham remain 9th.

Norwich City   v  Ipswich Town – Sunday  12pm KO  (EFL Championship)

Venue: Carrow Road

Gillingham 2 – 1  Southend Utd    (EFL League One)

The Shrimpers were defeated by the Gills at Priestfield. A brace from Josh Wright, the first a penalty, just before half-time did the damage. Blues defender Ryan Inniss also saw red just before half-time. Substitute Nile Ranger got a late consolation for Phil Brown’s side. Gillingham rise to 17th place, five points clear of the bottom four after their first win in ten league matches. Southend drop to 6th spot, a point clear of Millwall.

Colchester Utd  2  –  1  Hartlepool Utd      (EFL League Two)

The U’s picked up their 7th win in their last nine home league matches at the Colchester Community Stadium. After a quiet first period, Kurtis Guthrie put the hosts ahead just past the hour. A penalty from Chris Porter doubled the advantage late-on, before Nathan Thomas got a consolation for Dave Jones’ side soon afterwards. Colchester stay 7th, eight points off the promotion places. Hartlepool remain 22nd, nervously looking over their shoulder at the bottom two, they are three points clear of Leyton Orient in 23rd.

Leyton Orient 0   –  1  Cheltenham Town    (EFL League Two)

Speaking of Orient, they once again endured a difficult afternoon, narrowly losing out to Cheltenham at Brisbane Road. A first-half goal from Carl Winchester was enough to grab all three points for Gary Johnson’s men. Orient remain 23rd, three points from safety after their 20th defeat of a miserable campaign. As for the Robins, they rise to 19th spot, six points ahead of the bottom two.

Braintree Town  0 – 0  Maidstone Utd    (National League Premier)

A crowd of 1,002 witnessed a stalemate at Cressing Road. The Iron fall to 17th spot, four points clear of the bottom four after their 8th draw of the campaign. Maidstone remain in that bottom four, sitting 21st, though are level on points with Woking (just above them).

Dag & Red not in action today            (National League Premier)

Chelmsford City  4   –  3  Concord Rangers      (National League South)

The Clarets edged a cracker at Melbourne Park. On-loan Dion Semble-Ferris put Concord ahead after 25 minutes. Though Chelmsford levelled through Josh Rees five minutes before the break. A quick-fire brace by Shaun Jeffers (the second a spot-kick) mid-way through the second-period gave the hosts the lead, before Steve Cawley equalised for the Beach Boys with 20 minutes left. Michael Spillane restored the hosts’ two-goal lead with ten minutes remaining, before Lyle Della-Verde grabbed a late third for the visitors. The Clarets rise to 5th place, a point clear of Hungerford Town in 6th. Concord drop to 18th, though are seven points clear of the bottom three & a much superior goal difference.

East Thurrock Utd 1  –  2 Poole Town  (National League South)

The Rocks narrowly lost to Poole Town at Rookery Hill. A Steve Devlin penalty put the Dolphins ahead just before the break. Late on, James Walker levelled for the home side, though just three minutes later Marvin Brooks grabbed all three points for the visitors. East Thurrock drop to 11th place, comfortably mid-table. Poole though remain 4th, eight points off leaders Ebbsfleet.

Billericay Town  4   –  1  Hendon      (Ryman League Premier Division)

Billericay’s good recent run continued with a comfortable win at New Lodge. Rob Swaine gave the home side the lead early on, before a brace from Billy Bricknell mid-way through the first-half pretty much gave Craig Edwards’ side the win. Adam Cunnington added a fourth mid-way through the second-half. Marcel Barrington got a consolation for Hendon two minutes later. The Blues’ 5th win in their last seven league matches helps them rise to 10th spot, seven points off the top five. Hendon remain 23rd, four points from safety.

Fri Result: Thurrock  3 – 1  Bowers & Pitsea  (Ryman League Division North)

On Friday night, Mark Stimson’s side grabbed another important win at fortress Ship Lane. Goals from Mark Onyemah and Joe Christou in the first ten minutes put them ahead. After the break, Bowers were reduced to ten men as recent signing Luke Wilson saw red. Thurrock made sure of the win, thanks to Ronnie Winn’s goal with 15 minutes or so remaining. Ben Sartain got a late consolation for Bowers though it wasn’t their night. Thurrock’s 8th home league win in-a-row sees them remain 4th, 9 points off leaders Brightlingsea Regent. Bowers’ first defeat in six league matches leaves them in 7th place after Saturday’s matches, two points away from the top five.

Brentwood Town  3 –  0 Norwich Utd    (Ryman League Division North)

Brentwood powered to a excellent win over play-off chasing Norwich Utd at the Brentwood Arena. Second-half goals from Ife Ogunbayo, Brendan Cavalier and Lamar Reynolds sealed the points. Tony Ievoli’s men have now won three of their last four home league matches now & remain 22nd though crucially are just two points from safety. Norwich Utd’s first loss in seven league matches leaves them in 8th place, three points away from the top five.

Listen again to Tony Ievoli’s post-match reaction here: www.phoenixfm.com/2017/02/25/brentwood-town-3-0-norwich-united-tony-ievoli-reacts/

Great Wakering Rovers 2 – 2  Soham Town Rangers  (Ryman League Division North)

On the first Saturday of my sabbatical from Phoenix Sport, I attended this match. My match report from the game is here: www.survivor16b.wordpress.com/2017/02/25/match-report-gw-rovers-2-2-soham-tr/

The result means Wakering are 12 points from safety in 23rd spot, whilst Soham are still in ‘the thick of it’ in 21st, just two points clear of Brentwood in 22nd. Both teams haven’t won in ten league matches now.

Football: Local Sides Round-up (Through the Divisions) – February 25th 2017

Although on sabbatical from the Sports show itself, Scott W still manages to report with a round-up of all of today’s results (Feb 25th ‘17) from the local sides we look out for on Phoenix Sport, from West Ham Utd all the way to Bowers & Pitsea & Brentwood Town.

Watford  1 – 1  West Ham Utd    (Premier League)

Watford held the Hammers at Vicarage Road. An early Troy Deeney penalty put the Hornets ahead. After the break, substitute Andre Ayew secured a point for Slaven Bilic’s men with 20 minutes left. West Ham finished the match with ten men as Michail Antonio saw red for two bookable offences.  Watford stay in 12th spot, ten points clear of the bottom three. West Ham remain 9th.

Norwich City   v  Ipswich Town – Sunday  12pm KO  (EFL Championship)

Venue: Carrow Road

Gillingham 2 – 1  Southend Utd    (EFL League One)

The Shrimpers were defeated by the Gills at Priestfield. A brace from Josh Wright, the first a penalty, just before half-time did the damage. Blues defender Ryan Inniss also saw red just before half-time. Substitute Nile Ranger got a late consolation for Phil Brown’s side. Gillingham rise to 17th place, five points clear of the bottom four after their first win in ten league matches. Southend drop to 6th spot, a point clear of Millwall.

Colchester Utd  2  –  1  Hartlepool Utd      (EFL League Two)

The U’s picked up their 7th win in their last nine home league matches at the Colchester Community Stadium. After a quiet first period, Kurtis Guthrie put the hosts ahead just past the hour. A penalty from Chris Porter doubled the advantage late-on, before Nathan Thomas got a consolation for Dave Jones’ side soon afterwards. Colchester stay 7th, eight points off the promotion places. Hartlepool remain 22nd, nervously looking over their shoulder at the bottom two, they are three points clear of Leyton Orient in 23rd.

Leyton Orient 0   –  1  Cheltenham Town    (EFL League Two)

Speaking of Orient, they once again endured a difficult afternoon, narrowly losing out to Cheltenham at Brisbane Road. A first-half goal from Carl Winchester was enough to grab all three points for Gary Johnson’s men. Orient remain 23rd, three points from safety after their 20th defeat of a miserable campaign. As for the Robins, they rise to 19th spot, six points ahead of the bottom two.

Braintree Town  0 – 0  Maidstone Utd    (National League Premier)

A crowd of 1,002 witnessed a stalemate at Cressing Road. The Iron fall to 17th spot, four points clear of the bottom four after their 8th draw of the campaign. Maidstone remain in that bottom four, sitting 21st, though are level on points with Woking (just above them).

Dag & Red not in action today            (National League Premier)

Chelmsford City  4   –  3  Concord Rangers      (National League South)

The Clarets edged a cracker at Melbourne Park. On-loan Dion Semble-Ferris put Concord ahead after 25 minutes. Though Chelmsford levelled through Josh Rees five minutes before the break. A quick-fire brace by Shaun Jeffers (the second a spot-kick) mid-way through the second-period gave the hosts the lead, before Steve Cawley equalised for the Beach Boys with 20 minutes left. Michael Spillane restored the hosts’ two-goal lead with ten minutes remaining, before Lyle Della-Verde grabbed a late third for the visitors. The Clarets rise to 5th place, a point clear of Hungerford Town in 6th. Concord drop to 18th, though are seven points clear of the bottom three & a much superior goal difference.

East Thurrock Utd 1  –  2 Poole Town  (National League South)

The Rocks narrowly lost to Poole Town at Rookery Hill. A Steve Devlin penalty put the Dolphins ahead just before the break. Late on, James Walker levelled for the home side, though just three minutes later Marvin Brooks grabbed all three points for the visitors. East Thurrock drop to 11th place, comfortably mid-table. Poole though remain 4th, eight points off leaders Ebbsfleet.

Billericay Town  4   –  1  Hendon      (Ryman League Premier Division)

Billericay’s good recent run continued with a comfortable win at New Lodge. Rob Swaine gave the home side the lead early on, before a brace from Billy Bricknell mid-way through the first-half pretty much gave Craig Edwards’ side the win. Adam Cunnington added a fourth mid-way through the second-half. Marcel Barrington got a consolation for Hendon two minutes later. The Blues’ 5th win in their last seven league matches helps them rise to 10th spot, seven points off the top five. Hendon remain 23rd, four points from safety.

Fri Result: Thurrock  3 – 1  Bowers & Pitsea  (Ryman League Division North)

On Friday night, Mark Stimson’s side grabbed another important win at fortress Ship Lane. Goals from Mark Onyemah and Joe Christou in the first ten minutes put them ahead. After the break, Bowers were reduced to ten men as recent signing Luke Wilson saw red. Thurrock made sure of the win, thanks to Ronnie Winn’s goal with 15 minutes or so remaining. Ben Sartain got a late consolation for Bowers though it wasn’t their night. Thurrock’s 8th home league win in-a-row sees them remain 4th, 9 points off leaders Brightlingsea Regent. Bowers’ first defeat in six league matches leaves them in 7th place after Saturday’s matches, two points away from the top five.

Brentwood Town  3 –  0 Norwich Utd    (Ryman League Division North)

Brentwood powered to a excellent win over play-off chasing Norwich Utd at the Brentwood Arena. Second-half goals from Ife Ogunbayo, Brendan Cavalier and Lamar Reynolds sealed the points. Tony Ievoli’s men have now won three of their last four home league matches now & remain 22nd though crucially are just two points from safety. Norwich Utd’s first loss in seven league matches leaves them in 8th place, three points away from the top five.

Listen again to Tony Ievoli’s post-match reaction here: www.phoenixfm.com/2017/02/25/brentwood-town-3-0-norwich-united-tony-ievoli-reacts/

Great Wakering Rovers 2 – 2  Soham Town Rangers  (Ryman League Division North)

On the first Saturday of my sabbatical from Phoenix Sport, I attended this match. My match report from the game is here: www.survivor16b.wordpress.com/2017/02/25/match-report-gw-rovers-2-2-soham-tr/

The result means Wakering are 12 points from safety in 23rd spot, whilst Soham are still in ‘the thick of it’ in 21st, just two points clear of Brentwood in 22nd. Both teams haven’t won in ten league matches now.

Football: Local Sides Round-up (Through the Divisions) – February 25th 2017

Although on sabbatical from the Sports show itself, Scott W still manages to report with a round-up of all of today’s results (Feb 25th ‘17) from the local sides we look out for on Phoenix Sport, from West Ham Utd all the way to Bowers & Pitsea & Brentwood Town.

Watford  1 – 1  West Ham Utd    (Premier League)

Watford held the Hammers at Vicarage Road. An early Troy Deeney penalty put the Hornets ahead. After the break, substitute Andre Ayew secured a point for Slaven Bilic’s men with 20 minutes left. West Ham finished the match with ten men as Michail Antonio saw red for two bookable offences.  Watford stay in 12th spot, ten points clear of the bottom three. West Ham remain 9th.

Norwich City   v  Ipswich Town – Sunday  12pm KO  (EFL Championship)

Venue: Carrow Road

Gillingham 2 – 1  Southend Utd    (EFL League One)

The Shrimpers were defeated by the Gills at Priestfield. A brace from Josh Wright, the first a penalty, just before half-time did the damage. Blues defender Ryan Inniss also saw red just before half-time. Substitute Nile Ranger got a late consolation for Phil Brown’s side. Gillingham rise to 17th place, five points clear of the bottom four after their first win in ten league matches. Southend drop to 6th spot, a point clear of Millwall.

Colchester Utd  2  –  1  Hartlepool Utd      (EFL League Two)

The U’s picked up their 7th win in their last nine home league matches at the Colchester Community Stadium. After a quiet first period, Kurtis Guthrie put the hosts ahead just past the hour. A penalty from Chris Porter doubled the advantage late-on, before Nathan Thomas got a consolation for Dave Jones’ side soon afterwards. Colchester stay 7th, eight points off the promotion places. Hartlepool remain 22nd, nervously looking over their shoulder at the bottom two, they are three points clear of Leyton Orient in 23rd.

Leyton Orient 0   –  1  Cheltenham Town    (EFL League Two)

Speaking of Orient, they once again endured a difficult afternoon, narrowly losing out to Cheltenham at Brisbane Road. A first-half goal from Carl Winchester was enough to grab all three points for Gary Johnson’s men. Orient remain 23rd, three points from safety after their 20th defeat of a miserable campaign. As for the Robins, they rise to 19th spot, six points ahead of the bottom two.

Braintree Town  0 – 0  Maidstone Utd    (National League Premier)

A crowd of 1,002 witnessed a stalemate at Cressing Road. The Iron fall to 17th spot, four points clear of the bottom four after their 8th draw of the campaign. Maidstone remain in that bottom four, sitting 21st, though are level on points with Woking (just above them).

Dag & Red not in action today            (National League Premier)

Chelmsford City  4   –  3  Concord Rangers      (National League South)

The Clarets edged a cracker at Melbourne Park. On-loan Dion Semble-Ferris put Concord ahead after 25 minutes. Though Chelmsford levelled through Josh Rees five minutes before the break. A quick-fire brace by Shaun Jeffers (the second a spot-kick) mid-way through the second-period gave the hosts the lead, before Steve Cawley equalised for the Beach Boys with 20 minutes left. Michael Spillane restored the hosts’ two-goal lead with ten minutes remaining, before Lyle Della-Verde grabbed a late third for the visitors. The Clarets rise to 5th place, a point clear of Hungerford Town in 6th. Concord drop to 18th, though are seven points clear of the bottom three & a much superior goal difference.

East Thurrock Utd 1  –  2 Poole Town  (National League South)

The Rocks narrowly lost to Poole Town at Rookery Hill. A Steve Devlin penalty put the Dolphins ahead just before the break. Late on, James Walker levelled for the home side, though just three minutes later Marvin Brooks grabbed all three points for the visitors. East Thurrock drop to 11th place, comfortably mid-table. Poole though remain 4th, eight points off leaders Ebbsfleet.

Billericay Town  4   –  1  Hendon      (Ryman League Premier Division)

Billericay’s good recent run continued with a comfortable win at New Lodge. Rob Swaine gave the home side the lead early on, before a brace from Billy Bricknell mid-way through the first-half pretty much gave Craig Edwards’ side the win. Adam Cunnington added a fourth mid-way through the second-half. Marcel Barrington got a consolation for Hendon two minutes later. The Blues’ 5th win in their last seven league matches helps them rise to 10th spot, seven points off the top five. Hendon remain 23rd, four points from safety.

Fri Result: Thurrock  3 – 1  Bowers & Pitsea  (Ryman League Division North)

On Friday night, Mark Stimson’s side grabbed another important win at fortress Ship Lane. Goals from Mark Onyemah and Joe Christou in the first ten minutes put them ahead. After the break, Bowers were reduced to ten men as recent signing Luke Wilson saw red. Thurrock made sure of the win, thanks to Ronnie Winn’s goal with 15 minutes or so remaining. Ben Sartain got a late consolation for Bowers though it wasn’t their night. Thurrock’s 8th home league win in-a-row sees them remain 4th, 9 points off leaders Brightlingsea Regent. Bowers’ first defeat in six league matches leaves them in 7th place after Saturday’s matches, two points away from the top five.

Brentwood Town  3 –  0 Norwich Utd    (Ryman League Division North)

Brentwood powered to a excellent win over play-off chasing Norwich Utd at the Brentwood Arena. Second-half goals from Ife Ogunbayo, Brendan Cavalier and Lamar Reynolds sealed the points. Tony Ievoli’s men have now won three of their last four home league matches now & remain 22nd though crucially are just two points from safety. Norwich Utd’s first loss in seven league matches leaves them in 8th place, three points away from the top five.

Listen again to Tony Ievoli’s post-match reaction here: www.phoenixfm.com/2017/02/25/brentwood-town-3-0-norwich-united-tony-ievoli-reacts/

Great Wakering Rovers 2 – 2  Soham Town Rangers  (Ryman League Division North)

On the first Saturday of my sabbatical from Phoenix Sport, I attended this match. My match report from the game is here: www.survivor16b.wordpress.com/2017/02/25/match-report-gw-rovers-2-2-soham-tr/

The result means Wakering are 12 points from safety in 23rd spot, whilst Soham are still in ‘the thick of it’ in 21st, just two points clear of Brentwood in 22nd. Both teams haven’t won in ten league matches now.

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