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Reserves
Into Final After Another Classy Win
Dunstable overcame an impressive Burnham reserve team to reach the
final of the Suburban League Cup. Darrell Elliott's 28th goal of
the season and Terry 'Jay Jay' Billy's 19th saw Town through to
a showpiece final against Salisbury City, the first team of whom
currently reside in the Blue Square Premier, at Met Police FC's
Imber Court stadium on Thursday 17th April. There will be a coach
laid on for this game, departing Creasey Park
at 4:30pm, at a cost of £10.
Be
sure to get down to Creasey Park on Saturday to watch the top two
in the Suburban Northern Division battle it out as the Blues host
Ash United. A win over Ash will seal the league for Lee Cowley's
side in their first season in the Suburban League.
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Tuesday
9th April 2008 |
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Cautious
Glassboys Nearly Breached Late On
The Blues went down by a single, first half goal to the play-off
chasing Glassboys, who were a little fortunate to get all three
points as Danny Ryan's header right at the end was only just cleared
from the line, with the keeper committed. Danny also has a distance
shot well saved.
Chris Marsh was particularly good today and it was defeat with condisderable
honour.
Click
here to read Pipeman's
report.
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Saturday
5th April 2008 |
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Clark
Leads By Example
With the championship secure, the Blues still played as if this was
a decider and despite an unsettled start and some rather strict refereeing,
they won this match quite comfortably, with a super opener from Russell
Clark, with a trademark free kick just outside the area.
Alvin
Rajaram made up for some early misses by heading the second from an
excellent cross from Clark, who was nominated man of the match, with
Ross McLaughlan mentioned in despatches.
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Thursday
3rd April 2008 |
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Four
More At Broadwater
Lee Cowley's team took on what was a predominantly first team at
Broadwater and had their customary win against the beleagred Lilywhites,
with two goals in each half.
Goals for the Blues - Ryan Quinn, a first minute strike and a later
penalty, Daryl Eliott after a superb flick on from Jay Jay and Russell
Clark from a free kick.
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Tuesday
2nd April 2008 |
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Bones
Hold Blues For First Point
Tommy Hayes made his return to Creasey Park as a substitute in a
fairly drab draw with lowly Rothwell Town. Jonathan Barnett opened
the scoring with a close range volley after the keeper was fooled
by the flight of Leigh Harrington's cross. Liam McInally grabbed
a well-worked equaliser for the Bones.
Click
here to read Pipeman's
report.
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Saturday
29th March 2008 |
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Blues
Make Their Point
Chasetown, who have gained great honour in the FA Cup, drew a blank
against Dunstable Town, who, with a favourable wind, more than edged
the first half.
They were subject to a bit of pressure in the second half, but Paul
Taylor was in no mood to concede a goal.
This was the Blues second visit to the Scholars' ground and they
have yet to concede a goal.
They did not play for a draw and Russell Preston was unlucky with
his lob that the home keeper did well to keep out.
Both clubs had reasonable penalty shouts, but the Blues were deserving
of a point and thus bring an end the miserable run of defeats.
Click
here to read Pipeman's
report.
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Saturday
22nd March 2008 |
