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London Falcons First Team will be competing in the
West Middlesex Sunday League, Division 3 in season
2008-09.
We are looking for players who want serious football
who are able to commit on a weekly basis. If you are
interested or would like to know more, please contact
the club secretary at: falconsecretary@hotmail.co.uk
Please quote "First Team" in the subject
so we know exactly what team you are interested in
joining.
OUR AIM...
The aim is to spend season 2008/09 building a team
that we hope will be ready to apply for the Middlesex
County League in season 2009/10. We shall be actively
recruiting in all communities for keen footballers
who want to be part of a serious but fun set up, play
good football in the right spirit and have a great
time meeting other like minded people.
When and where possible, tournaments will be arranged.
LONDON FALCONS FC HOME GROUND...
All our first team home games are played at:
Old Deer Park
Twickenham Road
Richmond Upon Thames
TW9 2SF
The nearest train station is Richmond Train Station.
When occasions arise due to circumstances beyond our
control, we may have to use an alternative pitches,
details will be provided in full to all players nearer
the time.
PLAYER REQUIREMENTS...
• Players are required to be able to commit
as best as possible to the fixtures and training sessions
set.*
• There is a London Falcons Sere Windbreak training
top which is included in the membership which players
are required to wear to training and matches.
(* Players who cannot meet these requirements every
week, please talk to the team manager. We do make
allowances for people who have work and other special
commitments.)
and
a few other important requirements...
All
players are asked to be on time to training and matches.
There is a meeting time window period in which players
can arrive. Arriving late ruins the afternoon for
the organisers and also the players who have waited
patiently for the session to start.
It is strongly advised that people plan their journey
before setting out. Engineering works often take place
at the weekends and could severely disrupt people's
journey to Richmond. Please visit: www.tfl/gov.uk
for more details.
London Falcons Football Club is a community based
club, therefore we accept people from all walks of
life regardless of Ethnic origins, sexual orientation
and faith. Any player who joins the club MUST agree
by these terms before joining.
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FIRST
TEAM NEWS
Hampton
Village 'A' FC 0
London Falcons FC 4
W.M.S.L.
Div 3
16th November, 2008
A
terrific response to the previous weeks dissappointment, Falcons
got back to winning ways against Hampton Village.
London
Falcons 2
Uxbridge Town Youths FC 3
W.M.S.L.
Div 3
9th November, 2008
Falcons
fall to their first league defeat of the season. Next up,
Hampton Village away.
AFC
Staines 0
London Falcons 2
W.M.S.L.
Div 3
2nd November, 2008
In
what was a tough and competitive match, Terry Dixon and Rory
Charles scored the goals to help us to three points today.
London
Falcons FC 3
Sunbury Sports FC 1
W.M.S.L.
Div 3
26th October, 2008
Tom
Robertson, Scott Woods and Sam Naish scored for Falcons as
we keep our unbeaten W.M.S.L. run going.
GG
United 1
London Falcons 1
W.M.S.L, Div 3
19th October, 2008
A Scott Woods penalty gave us the share of the points in this
closely fought encounter.
Sporting
Santos FC 6
London Falcons FC 1
F.A. Sunday Junior Cup
28th September
London
Falcons suffered their first defeat of the season away to
the Metropolitan 2nd division team in the London Sunday Junior
Cup.
Hounslow
All Stars FC 1
London Falcons FC 8
21st September
A
hat-trick by Rory Charles, 2 goals from Toby Naish and further
goals from Simon Brown, Scott Woods and an own goal helped
grab all 3 points today.
London
Falcons FC 3
Hampton Village 'A' FC 0
14th September
West Middlesex Sunday League
Division 3
The
WMSL team got off to a flying start in the league campaign. Two goals from Mike
Yewer and a one from Terry Dixon saw that we got 3 points on the opening day.
London
Falcons FC 4
Whitton Celtic FC 2
7th September
The
WMSL team's final pre-season game went well with the team notching up their fourth
win out of four. A fierce left footed drive from Terry Dixon, a 35-yard free-kick
from Darren McTague, a well placed header by Sam Naish and a confident and calm
lob from Rory Charles secured the 4-2 win.
We'd like to thank Whitton Celtic for the game and wish them the best for the
new season.
Next week the season starts for real at home to Village Hampton 'A'.
AFC
Staines 1
London Falcons FC 4
31st August
Preseason progressed well with a game against another West
Middlesex Team. Terry Dixon scored his second hat trick for
the club taking his goal tally to 7 in preseason and Anthony
Harris scored one as well.
We'd like to thank AFC Staines for arranging the friendly
and we look forward to playing them in the league season.
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