APPLEBY GO SOUTH(WELL) AT BLACKWELL!!

Southwell City are the new Buckingham Insurance Supreme Division leaders, after the previous leaders Appleby Frodingham, went down to a shock defeat at Blackwell Miners Welfare, prior to this game Blackwell had conceded eleven goals in their opening two games, they even obtained this superb win the hard way, coming from a goal down at half time to win 2-1.

John Robinson scored the Appleby goal, Mark Deakin and Jordan Gregory hit the Blackwell winners.
After their excellent opening day win at home against Graham St Prims, Southwell City again gave their supporters plenty to shout about at the Recreation Ground, Simon Hennessey led the way with a hat trick and with Darren Norwood and Kris Seymour on target the Nottinghamshire club gave their Derbyshire visitors, newly promoted, Pinxton a lesson in finishing winning 5-2. It’s top spot for Brett Marshall’s team.

Daniel Marriott and Jonathan Cleaver scored the Pinxton replies but tonight’s table does not look good reading for the visitors, because they prop up the table without a point after their opening two matches.

Gedling Miners Welfare are second in the table, with the same points as leaders Southwell City but an inferior goal difference, 2-0 in front at half time Gedling went on to defeat another promoted club, Bolsover Town, 3-1.
Matthew Timson, Steven Bull and Michael Matthews scoring for Gedling. Ben Newman with a penalty replied for Bolsover.

Another side on seven points, but in third place, are last seasons champions, Dunkirk, after an opening day draw at home to AFC Barnsley, they have won two on the trot and the latest side to taste defeat are Heanor Town, goals by Stuart Coke and Neil Thompson gave the home team a 2-0 victory.

Radcliffe Olympic are 4th, two goals from Chris Atkins gave the Nottinghamshire club a 2-1 home win against Lincolnshire visitors, Nettleham, for whom Jamie Sayce scored.

Radford, in 5th place, they have certainly started the season in style, unlike the clubs above them, Radford have only played twice and have recorded two impressive victories, their 2-1 success over Greenwood Meadows being followed by a more impressive victory, 3-0, over highly fancied AFC Barnsley.

The Manager’s son Darren Garmston hit 2 with Nathan Todd adding to the Yorkshire visitor’s woes.

Promoted Kimberley Town could be the surprise team in the division, they turned on an impressive display at home to Clipstone Welfare and goals by Chris Newbold (2), Anthony Shannon and Gavin Wills gave ‘The Stag’s a 4-0 victory and 6th place in the division.

Appleby Frodingham’s defeat sees them drop from top spot to 7th.

Barton Town Old Boys got the better of visitors Graham St Prims, just!

Winning 3-2. Chris Burdick, Paul Grimes and Gareth Barlow for Barton. James Slinger and Marw Thorpe for Prims.

Holbrook Miners Welfare and Rainworth Miners Welfare shared four goals. Scott Dainty and a Ben Anderson penalty for the home team. Ben Cobley and Barry Alberry replying for Rainworth.

A good start for the season for the League Cup Holders, Sandiacre Town, goals by Mark Booth and Lee Aldred gave the Derbyshire club a 2-1 home win over Dinnington Town for whom Wallace Chambers scored their goal.

A third defeat on the trot for Rolls Royce Leisure, they find themselves second from bottom place, after going down to a 3-1 defeat at Greenwood Meadows.

Oliver Gee got a brace for Greenwood, Ben Ellison adding the third.

Rolls reply being an own goal.

Grimsby Borough as expected have started the season, in the Vipond Fire Protection Premier Division, as they finished last season, Lee Stephenson followed up a midweek hat trick against Thorne Colliery, Grimsby won 3-2, with four goals at Welbeck Welfare and with Mark Carroll hitting two and Williams Boulton also scoring, visitors Grimsby won resoundingly 7-0, a result that leaves Welbeck firmly rooted in bottom place.

CMFL newcomers LSS Lucarly’s have also made an excellent start and like Grimsby have won all their opening three games, Lucarly’s latest win was at Kiveton Park, a goal by Michael Armstrong was good enough for the North Lincolnshire club to take all three points.

Bilborough Pelican are also on nine points and in third place, two goals from Chris Henson gave Bilborough a 2-1 win at Ollerton Town. Brett Watson scoring the Ollerton goal.

The other new team in the league Hatfield Main are in fourth place, they dropped two points in midweek drawing 3-3 at Bentley Colliery but they had no problems away at Blidworth Welfare, goals by Rob Brown, Ricki Crompton and Gregg Daniels giving Hatfield a 3-1 victory.

They even scored the Blidworth goal.

Newark Town are in 4th place, Newark won 4-0 at home against second from bottom Yorkshire Main. Simon Ellison hit a hat trick with Mark Ellison adding the fourth.

Bottesford Town clicked into gear destroying visitors Matlock United 5-1.

James Leech led the way with a brace, Ryan Hibbard, Thomas Love and Andrew Sharp adding the other goals. Steven Morris scored a consolation goal for Matlock.

Bentley Colliery sent Thorsby Colliery Welfare packing, Lee Briddock was another hat trick man and with James Naylor also on target Bentley won 4-1. Adam Hartley scored the Thoresby goal.

Darren Fell was the toast of Thorne Colliery, his two goals gave the home team victory over Newark Flowserve. Flowserve’s goal being scored by David Bailey.

Forest Town and Askern Welfare shared four goals. Craig Jackson and Adam Robinson on target for Forest Town, Chris Bridges and Tom McLaughlin replying for Askern.

It was also a draw between Harworth C I and Santos, Darryl Harker for Harworth. Leigh Harrison for Santos.

In the Lee’s Reserves Premier Division two matches took place and both finished in resounding wins for the visiting teams, Retford United Reserves winning 6-1 at Carlton Town ‘A’ and Bilborough Pelican Reserves crushing Teversal Reserves 5-1.

In this match Matthew Eastwood hit a hat trick for the visitors.

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