Barwell's opening league sequence this season was 5-0, 6-0, 6-0, 7-0, 1-0, 6-0, 9-0. A couple of draws, then they continued banging them in without reply for most of the season.
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Barwell's opening league sequence this season was 5-0, 6-0, 6-0, 7-0, 1-0, 6-0, 9-0. A couple of draws, then they continued banging them in without reply for most of the season.
FT 0-2. Freeman sent off 94mins.
I realy want to go to Wem-ber-ley.
Me too. Wroxham first, though. Anyone going?
Barry Izbak
U.T.A.
First half was pretty forgettable today. 0-0
Wroxham started the second half as brightly as they had the first, but this time they scored when the Hawk's defence did a passing impression of the Albion circa Autumn '09
Whitehawk fought back and the keeper finger tipped a good effort just round the post for a corner. Shortly after Whitehawk hit the bar from outside the area.
But an excellent shot from Wroxham put them 2-0 up and from then on Whitehawk just never really threatened. They had a bit of pressure and could have had a penalty when Freeman found himself on the ground (was he pushed or did he dive?)
Right at the end Freeman got a red card for what looked like an elbow.
Whitehawk have a brilliant away record in this competition.
They are certainly going to need it next Saturday.
Wroxham started the second half as brightly as they had the first, but this time they scored when the Hawk's defence did a passing impression of the Albion circa Autumn '09
Whitehawk fought back and the keeper finger tipped a good effort just round the post for a corner. Shortly after Whitehawk hit the bar from outside the area.
But an excellent shot from Wroxham put them 2-0 up and from then on Whitehawk just never really threatened. They had a bit of pressure and could have had a penalty when Freeman found himself on the ground (was he pushed or did he dive?)
Right at the end Freeman got a red card for what looked like an elbow.
Whitehawk have a brilliant away record in this competition.
They are certainly going to need it next Saturday.
Seagulltonian
C'mon the Albion!
About 12 miles from Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, so a 360 mile round trip from Brighton
Wow
It's the 'gateway' to the Norfolk Broads - it's lovely!
Wroxham - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
If you go, look out for 'Roy's'!
patchamalbion
Well-known member
Barry you know roughly how many attended,and how many made the journey from wroxham?
Barry Izbak
U.T.A.
According to the papers they were expecting 2000.
I would guess there were about 1,300 there and about 100 or so from Norfolk.
I would guess there were about 1,300 there and about 100 or so from Norfolk.
Lord Bracknell
On fire
Look out for Roy's?
When I was last there, the whole place had been taken over by Roy's.
Talking earlier with someone who was at the game, I gather the problem that Whitehawk had was that the players are simply not fit enough.
portslade-by-sea
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- Jan 24, 2010
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Good guess 1,331 but i would of said about 40 away fans
patchamalbion
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that would be an impressive away turnout if true as it looks a fair old journey and according to that wikipedia page the population is under 2,000!!
Lord Bracknell
On fire
Wroxham Take First Leg Advantage
The Yachtsmen online - the official website of Wroxham Football Club
Wroxham took one step towards Wembley this afternoon after they defeated Whitehawk 2-0 at the Enclosed Ground.
Second-half goals from Paul Cook and Andy Eastaugh went without reply for the Yachtsmen, who now take a two goal cushion into the second leg next week.
It was a difficult afternoon for both sides to get the ball down and play due to the bobbly pitch, and chances were few and far between in a quiet opening half.
The only real notable chance came from the home side after 10 minutes, when Danny Davis fired his effort over the bar after Wroxham failed to clear their lines.
It did not take long after the break, however, for Wroxham to take the lead as they went ahead just 50 seconds after the restart.
Paul Cook found space in the Whitehawk box to head past Lloyd Addison just yards out after the home defence was caught cold and failed to pick him up.
The Hawks then went in search of an equaliser, but Wes Tate’s low shot was pushed around the post, and Darren Budd’s 25-yard free kick rattled the crossbar.
The game was wrapped up after 65 minutes thanks a 20 yard strike from Andy Eastaugh. The Hawks defence had managed to get their bodies in the way of two shots, but Eastlaugh fired home at the third attempt.
Despite Whitehawk changing to a more attacking formation, they were unable to break down the visitors and never really looked liked finding the net.
With just seconds of the game remaining, the hosts’ Darren Freeman was shown a red card for an alleged elbow on Eastlaugh to round off a miserable afternoon for his side.
Todays official attendance was 1.351
The Yachtsmen online - the official website of Wroxham Football Club
Wroxham took one step towards Wembley this afternoon after they defeated Whitehawk 2-0 at the Enclosed Ground.
Second-half goals from Paul Cook and Andy Eastaugh went without reply for the Yachtsmen, who now take a two goal cushion into the second leg next week.
It was a difficult afternoon for both sides to get the ball down and play due to the bobbly pitch, and chances were few and far between in a quiet opening half.
The only real notable chance came from the home side after 10 minutes, when Danny Davis fired his effort over the bar after Wroxham failed to clear their lines.
It did not take long after the break, however, for Wroxham to take the lead as they went ahead just 50 seconds after the restart.
Paul Cook found space in the Whitehawk box to head past Lloyd Addison just yards out after the home defence was caught cold and failed to pick him up.
The Hawks then went in search of an equaliser, but Wes Tate’s low shot was pushed around the post, and Darren Budd’s 25-yard free kick rattled the crossbar.
The game was wrapped up after 65 minutes thanks a 20 yard strike from Andy Eastaugh. The Hawks defence had managed to get their bodies in the way of two shots, but Eastlaugh fired home at the third attempt.
Despite Whitehawk changing to a more attacking formation, they were unable to break down the visitors and never really looked liked finding the net.
With just seconds of the game remaining, the hosts’ Darren Freeman was shown a red card for an alleged elbow on Eastlaugh to round off a miserable afternoon for his side.
Todays official attendance was 1.351
Barry Izbak
U.T.A.
Yeah, That's what I said. Pretty much.
My crowd guess was wrong though.
I forgot to include the pit bull terriers and pushchairs full of Whitehawk's next generation.
My crowd guess was wrong though.
I forgot to include the pit bull terriers and pushchairs full of Whitehawk's next generation.