An FA Community Charter Standard Club - based in High Wycombe, Bucks
It was a miserable Sunday morning at French School Meadows.
Penn & Tylers Green FC played against a very good passing side this morning and it took the boys a good 20 to 25 minutes to get into the game. We lost possession too often and the midfield struggled to get into their stride.
Jess Kemp and Steve Laing - Reserves Team Sponsor and Manager shake hands - The support is much appreciated!
Penn & Tylers Green Football Club would like to thanks Jess Kemp of JFK Flooring for their support of the Reserve Squad over the 2010 – 2011 Season.
Penn & Tylers Green FC got through to the next round of the Berks & Bucks Intermediate Cup after putting five goals past their opponents for the second round running.
Matt Miller heads home Penn's third
Attendance: 34
French School meadows played host to one of the games of the season this weekend as Penn & Tylers Green took on Farnborough Reserves.
The Youth Team worked hard to get a huge confident boost with a very good first half performance in the First Round of the Berks & Bucks Youth Under 18 Cup today. In the first half in particular the display was quite impressive against hard working and honest opposition.
Man of the Match - Adam Gibbs
Penn Rangers dominated the first half with some great passing and hard tackling. On the occasional break Marlow Royals looked dangerous but attacks were soon snuffled out by a solid back four of Adam Coles, Matt Hudson, George Tuck and Alex McEwan.
U12 Girls bond before kick off
Marlow United 1
The U12 girls consolidated their unbeaten start to the season with an excellent 1-1 away draw with Marlow. Coming off a draw and a win in their first two matches the girls entered the match full of confidence but also somewhat apprehensive given Marlow’s excellent recent record.
Penn Rangers U14
The R’s bagged the points today taking their league run to three wins from three.
The opening stages saw Wendover looking the stronger of the sides, taking the game straight to Penn, looking to win all their individual battles – while Penn looked slightly nervy on the ball.
Let’s put this cup match into perspective. Widmer End are a top half division 3 side whilst Penn Rangers are currently bottom of division 5.
The boys were unlucky not to get something out of this game. Headington Amateurs, Division 1 (West) leaders in the table, played eight, won eight, goals scored 28, goals against 8. What an opposition (!!???!!!)
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