3rd May 2005
Potton 2 2 Cogenhoe |
Cogenhoe held out against frantic second half pressure from Potton to claim the point which secured them a first ever Premier Division championship. Both sides struggled for fluency in the first half with dead ball situations providing the main excitement. The Cooks took the lead after 18 minutes when Jamie Wright's corner from the right was allowed to reach the back of the box where Nicky Hodges rose highest to head home. Potton levelled after 24 minutes when a long free kick from Mark Bryant was headed in by Luke Donnelly. Brett Donnelly then had a 20 yard short saved by Pete Earl before Brad Gillham bravely smothered at Simon Underwood's feet at the other end. Cogenhoe went back in front three minutes before the break when the Royals defence failed to deal with Brian Page's ball into the box and Elliott Sandy found space to find the home net. Needing two goals to win the championship Potton stormed into the attack after the interval. Earl clawed a goalbound header from Steve Kuhne round the post and then Kuhne rattled the foot of the post after a good run and pull back from Glen Crook. Wright was narrowly over with a well struck free kick as Cogenhoe lifted the siege but Brett Donnelly missed a gilt edged chance to level, shooting straight at Earl after brother Luke sent him clear. Potton equalised after 73 minutes when Brett Donnelly scored his 51st goal in all competitions this season after Gary Jackson played him through. Cogenhoe's task of defending their point was made harder eleven minutes from time when Underwood was sent off after kicking the ball away to earn a second caution. Potton substitute James Hatch had the ball in the net but the point was ruled out for a foul on Earl, but belief began to drift away from the Royals in the 86th minute. Hatch outpaced the Cogenhoe defence only for Earl to save superbly, the ball fell to Brett Donnelly who looked a certain scorer until Wright flung himself in the way of the shot to block on the line. In stoppage time Brett Donnelly clipped the top of the visiting crossbar, but for once it wasn't his night as Cogenhoe held on for the title winning point. Potton: Brad Gillham, Eddie Endersby, Mark Bryant (James Hatch 46), Gary Watts, Luke Donnelly, Glen Crook, Gary Jackson, Stuart Lochhead (Nathan Buckland 69), Brett Donnelly, Steve Kuhne, Matt Endersby. Cogenhoe: Pete Earl, Brian Page, Jamie Wright, Russ Douglas, Nick Hodges, Richard Bunting, Rob Goldring (Roy Anderson 65), Carl Holmes, Darren Collins (Donovan Reed 85), Simon Underwood, Elliott Sandy. Attendance: 325. |
30th April 2005
Buckingham Town 5 1 Yaxley Daventry Town 1 4 Cogenhoe United Deeping Rangers 2 0 Raunds Town Harrowby United 2 0 St Neots Town Holbeach United 1 2 Woodford United Spencer 1 5 Boston Town 9Potton United 3 0 Ford Sports Daventry Stotfold 0 0 Blackstones Wootton Blue 3 0 Desborough Town |
Cogenhoe need a draw from their final match at Potton to claim their first ever UCL title. Adam Sandy's title chasers were too strong for bottom markers Daventry who will finish at the foot of the tables unless S&L lose their final game by a seven goal margin. Simon Underwood gave Cogenhoe a 10th minute lead, springing the home offside trap before firing home from the edge of the box. The lead was doubled on the stroke of half time when Jamie Wright's cross from the left was turned back across goal by Underwood for Darren Collins to head home. Collins was on target again after 59 minutes after Brian Page and Dan Burke combined on the right, but Town cut the deficit two minutes later through Dave Stone who latched onto a header back by Cooks defender Russ Douglas. Underwood completed the scoring in the final minute after turning his marker and racing clear from the halfway line. |
16th April 2005
Buckingham Town 2 3 Harrowby United Cogenhoe United 3 2 Bourne Town Daventry Town 3 0 Stotfold Desborough Town 1 1 Wootton Blue Cross Long Buckby 6 0 St Neots Town Newport Pagnell 0 3 Ford Sports Daventry Spencer 1 0 Deeping Rangers Potton United 4 1 Boston Town Woodford United 1 1 Holbeach United |
the "Cooks" took the lead after 2 minutes through aNick Hodges header. They doubled there advantage after half an hour With a Darren Collins goal. Bourne pulled 1 back 2 minutes before half time. Cogenhoe took a 2 goal advantage again with 11 minutes to go. Bourne pulled it back to 1 goal again shortly before the end. The away side kept applying the pressure right up to the final whistle, but the "Cooks" held on to all 3 points. |
9th April 2005
Boston Town 0 2 Cogenhoe United Daventry Town 0 5 Potton United Harrowby United 2 3 Ford Sports Daventry Holbeach United 2 1 Stotfold Spencer 0 1 Blackstones St Neots Town 0 2 Raunds Town Woodford United 2 0 Deeping Rangers |
Cogenhoe have found the Poachers a bogey side in recent years but they made no mistake in this Tattershall Road meeting, notching up their 28th win of the campaign to keep their eleven point lead at the top. Brian Page gave the Cooks the lead nine minutes before the interval, heading home after Boston goalkeeper Scott Loach saved from Roy Anderson. Loach made a series of fine saves to thwart the lively Cogenhoe attack but a 65th minute Matt Price own goal from an Anderson cross sealed a vital victory for Adam Sandy's men. Boston: Scott Loach, Jason Vaighan, Bem Harris, Lee Rippin, Shaun Baker, Nathan Iley, Ross Don-Duncan, Paul Goodhand, Micky Nuttell (Lee Orrey), Danny Matson, Matt Price. Cogenhoe: Pete Earl, Brian Page, Stuart Smeathers, Russell Douglas, Nick Hodges, Richard Bunting, Roy Anderson (Jamie Wright), Ellitt Sandy, Darren Collins (Simon Underwood), Richard Turner, Rob Goldring (Dan Burke). Attendance: 63 |
2nd April 2005
Blackstones 1 3 Northampton Spencer Cogenhoe United 1 0 Daventry Town Deeping Rangers 0 3 Buckingham Town Desborough Town 0 1 Stotfold Ford Sports 1 1 Bourne Town Holbeach United 3 2 Newport Pagnell Town Raunds Town 1 0 Long Buckby St Neots Town 3 5 Boston Town S & L Corby 2 3 Yaxley Wootton Blue 1 1 Woodford United |
Top played 3rd from bottom, on paper it looked like it should have been a cricket score for the home side. But Daventry had other plans they defended solidly and played some good passing football, The away keeper also made 2 fine saves to keep them well in touch with the game. The "Cooks" were frustrated for large periods in the game but even though Daventry played some good Football they never really looked like scoring and were restricted to half a dozen long range efforts that went well wide. The only goal in the game came from Elliot Sandy on the stroke of half time, the ball was passed in to his feet on the edge of the 6 yrd box he turned well and fired low into the bottom corner to give the home side all 3 points. |
28th March 2005
Cogenhoe United 6 1 Northampton Spencer Deeping Rangers 2 3 Blackstones Desborough Town 0 1 Stewarts & Lloyds Corby Ford Sports 5 3 Daventry Town Harrowby United 0 2 Bourne Town Holbeach United 1 1 Boston Town Long Buckby 2 1 Woodford United Newport Pagnell 1 0 Buckingham Town Potton United 2 1 Stotfold Raunds Town 0 0 Yaxley Wootton Blue 1 3 St Neots Town |
Cogenhoe opened up a ten point lead at the top of the Premier after a five star second half performance blitzed neighbours Spencer at Compton Park. The Cooks led at the break with a 33rd minute penalty converted by Brian Page, but three minutes after the restart the award of another spot kick saw Darren Frost level the scores. Cogenhoe's response was five goals in nineteen minutes. Richard Turner restored the lead after 52 minutes and added another five minutes later. Darren Collins got in on the act on the hour before Turner completed his hat trick after 66 minutes. Collins completed the rout five minutes later. |
26th March 2005
Bourne Town 2 2 Woodford United Buckingham Town 2 0 Ford Sports Daventry Deeping Rangers 3 2 Daventry Town Harrowby United 1 1 Cogenhoe United Holbeach United 0 1 Potton United Long Buckby 3 0 Desborough Town Raunds Town 1 2 Newport Pagnell Town St Neots Town 1 4 Yaxley Stotfold 1 0 Boston Town |
Elliott Sandy's crucial late intervention earned leaders Cogenhoe a precious point at Harrowby. The Lincolnshire side looked set for victory when Darren Glover marked his return to the line up with a 36th minute goal, but Cogenhoe levelled a minute from time through Sandy and remain very much in the driving seat in the championship race. |
19th March 2005
Blackstones 0 3 Ford Sports Daventry Buckingham Town 1 0 Holbeach United Long Buckby 3 5 Boston Town Newport Pagnell 0 2 Deeping Rangers Potton United 6 2 Bourne Town St Neots Town 3 2 Harrowby United S & L Corby 0 2 Daventry Town Woodford United 4 4 Stotfold Wootton Blue 0 3 Cogenhoe United Yaxley 1 1 Desborough Town |
COOKS boss Adam Sandy is refusing to admit the premier division is in the bag despite his side moving 10 points clear after this comfortable win. With Holbeach losing and Yaxley drawing Cogenhoe took a big step towards their first UCL crown. They are now 10 points clear and 18 points ahead of Holbeach, who have five games in hand. But Sandy said: "We've won nothing yet. There are still seven games to go and all we have done is put ourselves in a great position. "It is my job to keep the lads' feet on the ground and taking each game as it comes. Until it is mathematically certain I won't be celebrating anything. But the lads played excellently on Saturday. Wootton had a lot of six footers and we must be the smallest side in the league. But we have concentrated on putting pace and energy in the side and seems to be working." Teenager Ollie Wilkinson gave the Cooks the lead after 18 minutes and seven minutes before the interval a magnificent 35-yard shot from Richard Bunting gave Cogenhoe a stranglehold on the contest. Richard Turner's 22nd goal of the season in the final minute of the match made the final scoreline an emphatic one. |
15th March 2005
Cogenhoe United 3 1 Desborough Town St Neots Town 3 2 Northampton Spencer Stotfold 4 1 Long Buckby |
Cogenhoe strengthened their position at the head of the Premier Division with this win which left them eleven points clear of second placed Yaxley who have two matches in hand. Simon Underwood made it two goals in two games for the Cooks with the 28th minute opener, but Desborough were on terms six minutes after the break through Matty Curtis. Elliott Sandy restored Cogenhoe's lead after 62 minutes and the win was sealed by a third from leading marksman Richard Turner three minutes later. |
12th March 2005
Boston Town 2 3 Buckingham Town Bourne Town 2 1 Desborough Town Cogenhoe United 4 0 Blackstones Daventry Town 0 2 Yaxley Harrowby United 3 0 Northampton Spencer Holbeach United 2 1 Raunds Town Long Buckby 2 3 Stewarts & Lloyds Corby St Neots Town 0 1 Ford Sports Daventry Stotfold 3 2 Deeping Rangers Woodford United 1 2 Potton United Wootton Blue 1 1 Newport Pagnell Town |
The "Cooks" took the lead after 15 minutes through Jamie Wright. They doubled there advantage 5 Minutes later with a goal from Paul Wagstaff. On the stroke of half time Brian Page converted a spot kick
for hand ball to go into the break 3 up. Simon Underwood made it 4 shortly after the restart on his home debut, Curling the ball in at the far post from 10 yards |
5th March 2005
Boston Town 0 1 Woodford United Bourne Town 2 2 Blackstones Buckingham Town 2 3 Deeping Rangers Cogenhoe United 3 0 Newport Pagnell Town Harrowby United 2 3 Wootton Blue Cross Spencer 2 2 Stotfold Potton United 6 1 Daventry Town |
An own goal after 8 minutes gave the "Cooks" an early advantage, a cross from the left was headed into his own net by Newport Pagnell. Dan burke doubled the advantage 3 minutes later. Olly wilkinson made it 3 on the half hour. 15 minutes into the second half Newport were reduced to 10 men for a second bookable offence. The "cooks" could not further capitalise even with the 1 man adavantage. |
26th February 2005
Cogenhoe United 1 0 Potton United Daventry Town 1 1 Bourne Town Deeping Rangers P P Desborough Town Holbeach United 4 0 Buckingham Town Long Buckby 2 1 Harrowby United Spencer P P St Neots Town S & L Corby 0 1 Raunds Town Stotfold 0 3 Ford Sports Daventry Woodford United 2 0 Boston Town Wootton Blue 0 0 Blackstones Yaxley 4 2 Newport Pagnell Town |
In what could be a one of many possible title deciders the "cooks" took the advantage. The "Blues" took the lead after 12 Minutes with a fine goal by Carl Holmes who was on loan for the day, which proved to be the winner. In the first half
the "Cooks" hit the post and missed other chances to futher the lead. In the second half Elliot Sandy also hit the bar and Olly Wilkinson hit the cross bar, Potton also had 2 good chances to equalise but 2 fine saves by Pete Earl gave all 3 points to the home side. |
22nd February 2005
Cogenhoe United 1 2 Ford Sports Daventry Potton United 3 0 Long Buckby Woodford United 3 0 Wootton Blue Cross |
Fords opened up the title race with this win, as Cogenhoe suffered only their second home defeat of the season. Tyrone Kent gave the Motormen the lead in the dying seconds of the first half and ten minutes after the break Colin Cooper doubled the visitors' advantage. Ollie Wilkinson scored a last minute consolation for the Cooks who've now lost three of their last five matches to give the chasing pack hope of overhauling them. Cogenhoe: Pete Earl, Dan Burke, Matt Poulton (Paul Wagstaff), Russell Douglas, Stuart Smeathers, Richard Bunting, Ollie Wilkinson, Brian Page, Elliott Sandy, Richard Turner (Donovan Reed), Jamie Wright (Rob Goldring). Fords: Shaun Allen, Ross Harris, Ian Pearce, Glen Gibb, Luke Dowling, Dave Bond, Ian Waldock (Shane Geary), Phil Murphy, Colin Cooper (Rob Steele), Tyrone Kent, Mark Drake. Attendance: 44. |
19th February 2005
Blackstones 1 0 Cogenhoe United Bourne Town 1 1 Newport Pagnell Town Desborough Town 0 5 Daventry Town Ford Sports 3 0 Boston Town Harrowby United 2 3 Stotfold Spencer 1 3 Yaxley Potton United 0 1 Holbeach United Raunds Town 2 2 Wootton Blue Cross St Neots Town 0 0 Long Buckby S & L Corby 1 4 Deeping Rangers Woodford United 2 1 Buckingham Town |
tones halted a run of five league and cup defeats with a stunning win over the title favourites. Matty Doyle's goal a quarter of an hour from time, a lob from Aaron Ridout's left wing cross, inflicted only the fourth defeat of the season on Cogenhoe, although results elsewhere minimised the damage to their championship prospects. Blackstones: Richard Stainsby, Richard Jones, Matt Walker, Mark Wood, Robbie Blowers, Aaron Ridout, Gareth Williams, Matty Doyle, Richard Nelson, Alex Higgins, Jamie Gilsenan. Cogenhoe: Pete Earl, Ollie Wilkinson, Matt Poulton, Russell Douglas, Stuart Smeathers, Richard Bunting, Dan Burke (Rob Goldring), Brian Page (Simon McCarthy), Darren Collins (Donovan Reed), Elliott Sandy, Jamie Wright. Attendance: 90. |
15th February 2005
Cogenhoe United 2 1 Long Buckby Daventry Town 2 1 Raunds Town St Neots Town 0 0 Deeping Rangers |
Cogenhoe opened up an eight point lead at the top of the Premier Division with this derby success. Two goals in the space of two first half minutes proved decisive as Brian Page's second goal in successive matches after 29 minutes was followed by a 31st minute second from Elliott Sandy. Danny Finlay's 85th minute reply for Buckby came too late to be anything more than a consolation for the Bucks. |
12th February 2005
Boston Town 2 2 Newport Pagnell Town Cogenhoe United 5 0 St Neots Town Deeping Rangers 1 1 Northampton Spencer Holbeach United 2 4 Wootton Blue Cross Long Buckby 4 2 Bourne Town Potton United 4 1 Woodford United Raunds Town 2 1 Blackstones Stotfold 0 1 Desborough Town |
With nearest rivals Yaxley and Harrowby sidelined by the weather Cogenhoe took advantage to go five points clear at the top. Dan Burke's third minute strike put the Cooks on the way to avening an October loss at Rowley Park, and Roy Anderson doubled the advantage a minute past the half hour. The Saints rallied after the interval but failed to get on the scoresheet. A late salvo saw Cogenhoe go nap. Top scorer Richard Turner netted after 76 minutes, Brian Page added an 82nd minute fourth and Anderson rounded off the scoring in the last minute of the contest. Cogenhoe: Pete Earl, Ollie Wilkinson, Jamie Wright (Matt Poulton), Ryssell Douglas, Stuart Smeathers, Richard Bunting, Roy Anderson, Brian Page, Elliot Sandy (Adam Hancock), Richard Turner (Donovan Reed), Dan Burke. St Neots: Steve Corry, Michael Cox, Russell Lawes, Andy Taylor, Damian Matthews, Simon Claridge, Jason Mannion (Ryan Jenner), Clive Woodland, Pete Saunders, Joe Jordan, Danny Griggs. Attendance; 116. |
8th February 2005
Cogenhoe United 1 2 Rothwell Town (aet) United Counties League Premier Division Spencer 0 3 Woodford United Yaxley 1 1 Harrowby United |
A penalty in the dying seconds of extra time gave the Bones revenge for last season's Compton Park reverse in the Hillier Senior Cup. When Donovan Reed fired Cogenhoe in front with just twelve minutes to play Adam Sandy's men looked set for a final place, but an 88th minute Danny Spencer goal took the tie into extra time. With a shootout just seconds away Rothwell were awarded a spot kick which was despatched by Steve Towers to give the Southern League side victory. |
5th February 2005
Bourne Town 3 0 Boston Town Desborough Town 4 4 Deeping Rangers Ford Sports 0 2 Potton United Holbeach United 2 1 Cogenhoe United Newport Pagnell 1 0 Blackstones Raunds Town 0 2 Daventry Town St Neots Town 0 2 Buckingham Town Stotfold 0 2 Stewarts & Lloyds Corby Woodford United 2 0 Harrowby United Wootton Blue 1 2 Northampton Spencer |
Holbeach opened up the title race with this win over the long time leaders. Cogenhoe drew first blood with a 38th minute Roy Anderson goal following good work by Darren collins, but at the break the Tigers were on terms through a Tom Gosling goal in the dying seconds of the half after the young striker held off two challenges to slot home Paul Langford's through pass. Omar Joof scored the 72nd minute decider from the penalty spot after Gosling was fouled and Holbeach now trail the Cooks by twelve points with three games in hand. Holbeach: Kevin Cross, Darren Cundy, Matt Warfield, Danny Hussey, Dean Elston, Paul Langford, Steve Barnes, Phil Barnes, Shaun Keeble (Omar Joof), Tom Gosling, David Cobb. Cogenhoe: Pete Earl, Ollie Wilkinson, Jamie Wright (Matthew Poulton), Simon McCarthy (Adam Hancock), Mark Njotsa, Richard Bunting, Roy Anderson, Elliott Sandy, Darren Collins (Donovan Reed), Richard Turner, Stuart Smeathers. |
29th January 2005
Boston Town 4 2 Northampton Spencer Cogenhoe United 2 1 Woodford United Daventry Town 2 0 Stewarts & Lloyds Corby Deeping Rangers 0 4 Potton United Desborough Town 0 2 Bourne Town Harrowby United 5 1 Raunds Town Long Buckby 2 1 Stotfold St Neots Town 3 2 Blackstones |
Cogenhoe go marching on at the top of the Premier Division although lowly Woodford gave them a few scares at Compton Park. Phil Mason's men went ahead after 14 minutes through midfielder Tom Fountain, but two goals in the space of four second half minutes turned the contest in the Cooks' favour. Richard Turner's 19th goal of the season after 67 minutes squared the match, three minutes later Wooton were given a penalty and from the resulting save by Pete Earl the ball was cleared up field and resulted in the "Cooks" second. A diving header at the far post by Roy Anderson to take all 3 Points. |
25th January 2005
St Neots Town 1 4 Wootton Blue Cross Stotfold 2 1 Potton United Woodford United 1 1 Newport Pagnell Town Yaxley 1 1 Cogenhoe United |
Cogenhoe remain firmly in the driving seat in the Premier Division title race after sharing the spoils at second placed Yaxley. The Cooks looked the sharper side in the first hour or so before the home side finished the match strongly to earn their point. Cogenhoe top scorer Richard Turner forced Jody Vincent in the home goal to save on the quarter hour while at the other end Lee Blewett's mazy run ended with his shot blocked, the midfielder blazing wide from the rebound. On the stroke of half time Turner took a return pass from Richard Bunting but failed to hit the target with his cross shot. At the start of the second half an inswinging corner by Lewis Richardson was tipped away by visiting keeper Pete Earl, but for the most part it was Cogenhoe running the show and Jamie Wright was narrowly off target from a free kick. The tabletoppers finally went ahead after 70 minutes when Roy Anderson was left unmarked to slot home from close range. The goal prompted the Cuckoos into life and Ricky Hailstone's 30 yard strike found Earl well positioned, and the keeper was soon brought into action to thwart Mark Paul. The former Southampton man's pace was the home side's main threat and Paul earned his side a 76th minute penalty as he was hauled back by Mark Njotsa after bursting into the box. Hailstone converted confidently from the spot. In the dying seconds Earl made a superb save to turn away Dale Watkins' free kick, and from the corner Watkins had another chance but headed over from six yards. Yaxley: Jody Vincent, Peter Miller, Lewis Richardson, Michael Goode, Chris Gospel (John Paul Duncliffe), Steve Burns, Lee Blewett, Jimmy Dean (Simon Acton), Dale Watkins, Ricky Hailstone, Mark Paul. Cogenhoe: Pete Earl, Ollie Wilkinson, Jamie Wright, Simon McCarthy, Mark Njotsa, Richard Bunting, Roy Anderson, Elliott Sandy, Donovan Reed, Richard Turner, Stuart Smeathers. |
22nd January 2005
Blackstones 1 1 Long Buckby Boston Town 2 2 St Neots Town Bourne Town 3 1 Buckingham Town Cogenhoe United 1 1 Holbeach United Ford Sports 2 0 Harrowby United Newport Pagnell 5 2 Daventry Town S & L Corby 1 2 Wootton Blue Cross Stotfold 1 2 Northampton Spencer Woodford United 3 0 Raunds Town Yaxley 4 1 Deeping Rangers |
Premier pacesetters Cogenhoe made it fifteen matches undefeated with this stalemate against in form Holbeach. Jamie Wright gave Cogenhoe a 9th minute lead with Dave Cobb equalising for the Tigers after 71 minutes |
15th January 2005
Deeping Rangers 1 1 Woodford United Desborough Town 0 1 Blackstones Ford Sports 1 2 Stotfold Holbeach United 6 1 Daventry Town Newport Pagnell 0 0 Long Buckby Spencer 0 6 Potton United Raunds Town 0 3 Cogenhoe United St Neots Town 3 0 Bourne Town S & L Corby 2 2 Boston Town Wootton Blue 0 0 Yaxley |
Cogenhoe boss Adam Sandy made a winning return to his former club as the Cooks edged two points clear at the top with a comprehensive victory. Darren Collins gave the Cooks the lead on the half hour and two minutes before the interval Roy Anderson extended their advantage. "Baz" Turner sealed the points just past the hour mark with a stunning volley and went joint top of the Leading scorers. |
8th January 2005
Potton United 7 0 Burton Park Wanderers Sileby Rangers 3 1 Eynesbury Rovers Buckingham Town 3 2 Cogenhoe United |
Premier pacesetters Cogenhoe's brave fightback went unrewarded at Ford Meadow as 2003 runners-up Buckingham reached the last eight of the Knockout Cup. The Robins opened up a two goal first half lead, with Martin Young firing the eighth minute opener from the edge of the box and recent recruit Simon Underwood adding a second on his home debut after 28 minutes with a shot adjudged to have crossed the line before a defender hacked the ball away. Donovan Reed gave the Cooks a glimmer of hope after 85 minutes after keeper Sean Griffiths fumbled a cross and Fazel Koriya's last minute effort took the tie into extra time. The fightback proved in vain as Craig Caldwell-Smith netted the winning goal with ten minutes remaining in extra time, rounding the keeper to slot home. Cogenhoe: James Alger (Ben Foster), Brian Page (Simon McCarthy), Matt Poulton, Russell Douglas, Mark Njotsa, Stuart Smeathers (Dan Burke), Roy Anderson, Elliott Sandy, Wayne Richardson, Donovan Reed, Fazel Koriya. |
3rd January 2005
Deeping Rangers 0 0 Bourne Town Desborough Town 4 3 Yaxley Ford Sports 2 1 Woodford United Harrowby United 2 1 Stewarts & Lloyds Corby Holbeach United 1 0 Blackstones Long Buckby 2 5 Cogenhoe United Newport Pagnell 1 1 Stotfold Spencer 2 2 Buckingham Town Potton United 2 1 St Neots Town Raunds Town 0 5 Boston Town Wootton Blue 2 2 Daventry Town |
Long Buckby 2 Cogenhoe 5 Monday, 3rd January 2005 Premier pacesetters Cogenhoe overcame a potential banana skin at Station Road to extend then unbeaten run to 13 matches and open up a three point lead at the top with matches in hand. Buckby manager Aidy Mann fired his side ahead from the penalty spot after twelve minutes but Cogenhoe soon took charge. They levelled through Donovan Reed after twenty minutes and Roy Anderson gave the Cooks the lead eight minutes later. When Darren Collins added a third ten minutes after the break the contest was all but over, and further goals followed from Rob Goldring after 57 minutes and Dan Burke after 66. Danny Finlay replied with a last minute Bucks consolation. Long Buckby: Warren Courtney, Lee McBain, Harjinder Dhesi, Adrian Redmond, Rob Gould, Jon Crockett, Justin McKenzie (Ashley Bradshaw), Aidy Mann (Lee Botterill), Danny Finlay, Darren Harmon, Danny Wright (Dave Drinkwater). Attendance: 221. |
28th December 2004
Boston Town 4 1 Holbeach United Yaxley 0 0 Raunds Town |
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27th December 2004
Blackstones 1 2 Deeping Rangers Spencer 1 3 Cogenhoe United S & L Corby 0 1 Desborough Town |
Spencer 1 Cogenhoe 3 Monday, 27th December 2004 Cogenhoe made it a dozen matches undefeated with this derby success at Kingsthorpe Mill as they returned to the top of the Premier Division. Matthew Ablett gave Spencer an eighth minute lead, but Rob Goldring levelled for the Cooks on the quarter hour with Darren Collins giving the visitors a 21st minute advantage. Richard Turner's 82nd minute goal, his seventeenth of the season, sealed another win for Cogenhoe, their tenth in a dozen unbeaten games. Spencer: Oliver Urquhart, Dale Frost (Adam Goodacre), Gavin Nullatamby, Phil Reynolds, Josh Urquhart, Jamie Leah, Matthew Ablett, Julian Anger, Scott Coleman, Darren Frost, Chris Davies (Craig Sampson). Attendance: 174. |
18th December 2004
Blackstones 1 0 Newport Pagnell Town Boston Town 0 2 Yaxley Cogenhoe United 2 2 Stewarts & Lloyds Corby Desborough Town 3 1 Northampton Spencer Ford Sports 0 2 Holbeach United Harrowby United 3 2 Potton United Long Buckby 3 2 Buckingham Town Raunds Town 0 2 Deeping Rangers Stotfold 4 2 Daventry Town Woodford United 1 2 St Neots Town Wootton Blue 2 2 Bourne Town |
Cogenhoe 2 S & L Corby 2 Saturday, 18th December 2004 Struggling S&L halted Cogenhoe's run of six successive victories without conceding a goal, but only a late penalty miss by Greig McIlwain denied new S&L manager Rob Clark a winning start at the helm. When in form marksman Darren Collins gave the Cooks a fifth minute lead the outcome looked predictable but after fifteen minutes Chris Montgomery levelled with the aid of a deflection off defender Dan Burke. Six minutes into the second period Pete Sneddon gave the visitors the lead only for midfielder Elliott Sandy to salvage a point after 71 minutes to extend Cogenhoe's unbeaten run to eleven games. Goalkeeper Pete Earl deserves a share of the credit after saving McIlwain's spot kick. |
11th December 2004
Blackstones 3 2 Raunds Town Boston Town 4 3 Daventry Town Bourne Town 0 7 Cogenhoe United Buckingham Town 1 1 Stotfold Deeping Rangers 1 1 Wootton Blue Cross Newport Pagnell 0 0 Harrowby United Spencer 2 0 Ford Sports Daventry |
Bourne 0 Cogenhoe 7 Saturday, 11th December 2004 This was Cogenhoe's sixth successive win and they haven't conceded a goal in that run. This demolition of the new look Wakes could hardly have been more emphatic and the Cooks now top the table on goal difference with three matches in hand on nearest challengers Yaxley. November Goalscorer of the Month Richard Turner has his eyes on the December award too. He opened the scoring after 15 minutes and added a second five minutes later. Roy Anderson scored Cogenhoe's third after 27 minutes and a minute before the break Darren Collins made it four. There was little respite for Bourne in the second half. Rob Goldring scored after 70 minutes, Elliott Sandy joined the spree ten minutes later and Turner completed his hat trick after 88 minutes with his 16th goal of the campaign. |
7th December 2004
Cogenhoe United 1 0 Stotfold Desborough Town 1 1 Ford Sports Daventry Harrowby United 2 2 Yaxley Raunds Town 0 3 Potton United St Neots Town 2 2 Newport Pagnell Town S & L Corby 2 1 Blackstones |
Cogenhoe United 1 Stotfold 0 Tuesday, 7th December 2004 Cogenhoe came out on top in this meeting of two in form sides and now have three matches in hand on leaders Yaxley who lead them on goals scored only. Rob Goldring scored the decisive goal after 41 minutes at a foggy Compton Park to extend the Cooks' unbeaten run to nine matches. |
4th December 2004
Bourne Town 1 3 St Neots Town Cogenhoe United 3 0 Deeping Rangers Daventry Town 1 1 Buckingham Town Ford Sports 3 0 Wootton Blue Cross Long Buckby 4 2 Raunds Town Newport Pagnell 2 2 Desborough Town Potton United 0 0 Blackstones St & L Corby 1 4 Stotfold Yaxley 2 0 Woodford United |
Cogenhoe United 3 Deeping Rangers 0 Saturday, 4th December 2004 Cogenhoe moved up to second place as they extended their unbeaten run to eight matches. November Goalscorer of the Month Richard Turner kicked off December with the 21st mibute opener and two second half strikes sealed another victory for Adam Sandy's men. Roy Anderson scored the second goal after 74 minutes with Darren Collins completing the scoring eight minutes from time. |
27th November 2004
Blackstones 6 0 Wootton Blue Cross Boston Town 1 0 Potton United Buckingham Town 0 2 Cogenhoe United Daventry Town 1 2 Holbeach United Desborough Town 2 3 Long Buckby Raunds Town 0 3 Harrowby United S & L Corby 0 1 Northampton Spencer Stotfold 4 1 Bourne Town Woodford United 2 2 Ford Sports Daventry |
Buckingham Town 0 Cogenhoe United 2 Saturday, 27th November 2004 Two first half goals gave the Cooks a double over the Robins and kept them very much in the title picture. Darren Collins opened the scoring for Cogenhoe on the half hour and five minutes later Richard Turner added a second, his 12th of the season. |
23rd November 2004
Cogenhoe United 5 0 Wootton Blue Cross Ford Sports 0 0 Buckingham Town Spencer 3 0 Daventry Town s & L Corby 1 5 Holbeach United Stotfold 2 0 Raunds Town |
Cogenhoe United 5 Wootton Blue Cross 0 Tuesday, 23rd November 2004 A first half goal blitz saw the Cooks make it six matches without defeat as they climbed to third place, while Wootton have now lost their last six league outings. 'baz' Turner's seventh minute spot kick put Cogenhoe on the way to victory, Roy Anderson added a second sixty seconds later and Blue Cross were killed off by further strikes from Rob Goldring on the half hour and Jamie Wright five minutes later. Turner completed the scoring with his second goal of the night six minutes into the second half. Shortly after 'baz' missed his chance of getting his hattrick when Roy Anderson was bought down in the box for his second penalty of the night but was saved well by the visiting keeper. 5 minutes later the visitors were reduced to 10 men with a second yellow card but the "Cooks" could not futher capitalise on the lead. |
20th November 2004
Bourne Town 2 1 Northampton Spencer Cogenhoe United 4 0 Harrowby United Deeping Rangers 2 3 Yaxley Ford Sports 0 1 Blackstones Long Buckby 4 1 Daventry Town Newport Pagnell 2 2 Raunds Town Wootton Blue Cross 1 2 Stewarts & Lloyds Corby |
Cogenhoe United 4 Harrowby 0 Saturday, 20th November 2004 An evenly contested first half saw the teams go into the interval with neither side able to break the deadlock. Six minutes into the second half a bad challenge on Darren Collins meant that he had to leave the field injured and a substitution was made. From the resulting free kick one of the Harrowby defenders headed the ball away at the near post only for "Macca" to head it in at the far post for his first goal in quite some time. Rob Goldring added a 59th minute second and then Goldring scored his second with a quarter of an hour remaining and the scoring was completed ten minutes from time by Richard Turner |
16th November 2004
Harrowby United 3 0 Deeping Rangers Newport Pagnell 0 1 Potton United Spencer 0 1 Desborough Town Stotfold 3 0 Wootton Blue Cross Woodford United 1 1 Cogenhoe United Yaxley 1 2 Holbeach United |
Woodford 1 Cogenhoe United 1 Tuesday, 16th November 2004 This Northamptonshire derby between two in form sides predictably ended with a point apiece for each side. After a goalless first half Ellott Sandy gave the Cooks the lead three minutes after the restart but they were pegged back by Carl Standen's 75th minute strike for the Reds. |
13th November 2004
Blackstones 2 1 Buckingham Town Boston Town 3 1 Ford Sports Daventry Daventry Town 1 1 St Neots Town Harrowby United 1 1 Desborough Town Newport Pagnell 1 3 v Bourne Town Potton United 2 2 Yaxley Raunds Town 1 3 Holbeach United s & l Corby 0 4 Cogenhoe United Wootton Blue 0 1 Long Buckby |
S & L Corby 0 4 Cogenhoe United Saturday, 13th November 2004 S&L slipped to the foot of the table as the Cooks moved into the top six. Richard Turner gave Cogenhoe a 22nd minute lead and doubled the visitors' advantage with a second goal a minute into the second period. Richard Bunting killed off the home challenge after 74 minutes and Turner completed his hat trick from the penalty spot two minutes from time. |
6th November 2004
Deeping Rangers 0 3 Potton United [ Preliminary Round ] Cogenhoe United 3 1 Holbeach United [ Round 1 ] Corby Cottingha 3 7 Harrowby United [ Round 1 ] |
Cogenhoe United 3 Holbeach 1 Saturday, 6th November 2004 The Cooks booked there place in the last 16 after falling behind in the first half to bounce back to take the tie. Darren Cundy gave Holbeach a 27th minute lead heading in from the edge of the 18 yd box. Shortly afterwards a controversial penalty for hand ball gave the Cooks a chance to level the game Ben Foster took the spot kick but was saved by the visiting Goal Keeper. After an hour of the tie Darren Collins was moved into his normal role as a striker after playing as a make shift center back. 4 minutes later and his first touch after going forward he leveled the game. Richard Turner gave the home side the lead after 73 minutes after heading home a Darren Collins cross. Two minutes later a second Collins goal killed off the visitors' challenge. The Cooks then missed other chances to increase the lead further with Elliot Sandy and Wayne Richardson both being clear through with just the keeper to beat. Man of the Match Darren Collins(for doing what he does best) also another solid performance from Mark Njotsa in the centre of defence. |
2nd November 2004
Cogenhoe United 3 2 Corby Town Daventry Town 0 8 Brackley |
Cogenhoe United 3 Corby Town 2 Tuesday, 2nd November 2004 The Cooks claimed a higher grade scalp to move into the last four of the Hillier Cup. Rob Goldring gave Cogenhoe an 8th minute lead, but Chris Caswell equalised on the quarter hour and netted a second for the Steelmen after 62 minutes. Richard Turner was the Cooks matchwinner, equalising after 74 minutes and following up with the winner six minutes from time. |
30th October 2004
Blackstones 1 1 Daventry Town Ford Sports 0 1 Cogenhoe United Harrowby United 4 2 Long Buckby Newport Pagnell 2 2 Boston Town Potton United 2 1 Buckingham Town St Neots Town 3 0 Desborough Town Yaxley 3 0 Stewarts & Lloyds Corby |
Fords 0 Cogenhoe United 1 Saturday, 30th October 2004 Meetings between these clubs are invariably closely contested, and this Royal Oak Way duel followed the trend. A 16th minute Darren Collins goal gave the Cooks their third successive win in the fixture and move them ahead of Fords on goal difference |
23rd October 2004
Daventry Town 5 3 Blackstones Deeping Rangers 0 1 Ford Sports Daventry Desborough Town 1 2 Cogenhoe United Long Buckby 0 2 Wootton Blue Cross Newport Pagnell 1 0 Yaxley Raunds Town 1 0 Northampton Spencer St Neots Town 4 1 Stewarts & Lloyds Corby |
Desborough 1 Cogenhoe 2 Saturday, 23rd October 2004 Cogenhoe returned to winning ways as they inflicted a first home defeat of the season on Desborough. A good defensive display from the Cooks forced Desborough to mainly long range shooting chances throughout most of the game. Dan Burke's 40th minute goal gave Cogenhoe the interval lead and Ben Foster doubled the lead after 63 minutes. The Cooks had other good chances to put the game futher out of reach. With Darren collins vollying wide from less than 6 yrds and also jumping to header just wide from about the same kind of distance. Desborough scored an 89th minute consolation Penalty through Matty Curtis. |
16th October 2004
Blackstones 1 2 Desborough Town Boston Town 1 1 Raunds Town Buckingham Town 3 3 Potton United Ford Sports 1 2 Deeping Rangers Harrowby United 1 0 Daventry Town Long Buckby 1 5 Holbeach United Newport Pagnell 1 0 Stewarts & Lloyds Corby Spencer 4 1 Bourne Town St Neots Town 2 1 Cogenhoe United Stotfold 1 1 Woodford United Yaxley 2 2 Wootton Blue Cross |
St Neots 2 1 Cogenhoe Saturday, 16th October 2004 Cogenhoe suffered their second successive defeat as their impressive football foundered on a solid Saints defence well marshalled by Ian Trott. Top scorer Liam Harrold gave St Neots a 10th minute lead, only for veteran Darren Collins to equalise after 29 minutes. Cogenhoe looked the more likely second half winners but it was the home side who snatched the points in the final minute with a rare goal from centre back Damian Matthews. St Neots: Jon Chatfield, Ivan Finch, Russell Lawes (Scott Kingsbury), Jon Hoggett, Damian Matthews, Ian Trott, Alex Giscombe, Danny Griggs, Liam Harrold, Paul Bloss, Ozie Foster (Jason Webb). Attendance: 92. |
9th October 2004
Blackstones 1 1 St Neots Town Buckingham Town 1 1 Boston Town Cogenhoe United 0 3 Yaxley Daventry Town 0 3 Newport Pagnell Town Deeping Rangers 2 0 Stotfold Holbeach United 0 1 Desborough Town Raunds Town 1 2 Ford Sports Daventry Woodford United 2 1 Bourne Town Wootton Blue 1 2 Harrowby United |
Cogenhoe United 0 3 Yaxley Saturday, 9th October 2004 The top flight's last two unbeaten sides met at a windswept Compton Park and a very effective team performance brought the Cuckoos a richly deserved victory which keeps them top of the pile. Both sides tried to keep the ball on the deck to combat the conditions and the outcome was an entertaining contest. Jamie Wright volleyed narrowly wide from the edge of the box for Cogenhoe after ten minutes but Yaxley were soon in control of the game, home keeper Pete Earl brought into action to save from Ashley Stevens and a Ricky Hailstone free kick before Danny Bowyer headed over from another accurately placed Hailstone free kick. It was little surprise when Stevens gave the Cuckoos a 35th minute lead with a low shot from the edge of the box. An immediate Cogenhoe response saw Richard Turner get in on the blind side of the visiting defence, only to fire against the outside of the post. Yaxley again produced an assured display after the interval, allowing the home side few opportunities to get back into the match. The Cuckoos went further ahead after 63 minutes. Peter Miller crossed from the right, Stevens fired goalward only for Eatl to parry, Bowyer reacting quickest to slot home. Bowyer glanced a header inches wide from a Michael Goode centre but the points were wrapped up five minutes from time. Miller beat two defenders before striking the crossbar, the home defence failed to clear their lines and Stevens nipped in for an opportunist goal to seal an emphatic victory. Cogenhoe: Pete Earl, Dan Burke, Ollie Wilkinson, Simon McCarthy, Mark Njotsa, Louis Pilgrim (Steve Blackwood), Ben Foster (Scott Goodacre), Elliott Sandy, Darren Collins, Richard Turner (Donovan Reed), Jamie Wright. Yaxley: Jody Vincent, John Patten, Michael Goode, Ben Lawrence, Chris Lenton, Steve Burns, Peter Miller, Danny Bowyer, Ashley Stevens (Mark Kingston), Ricky Hailstone, Simon Acton. |
5th October 2004
Cogenhoe United 3 1 Northampton Spencer Desborough Town 0 1 Rothwell Town |
Cogenhoe United 3 1 Northampton Spencer Tuesday, 05 October 2004 The Cooks fell behind on the 8th minute when poor defending from a corner gave Adam Wigley the opener for the Millers. 10 minutes before half time Jamie Wright headed goalwards and the millers keeper seemed to have made a good save but droped the ball which then just crept over the line to give the Cooks the equaliser. Elliott Sandy fired a stunning 25yard shot to put the Cooks into a 66th minute lead. Veteran campaigner Darren Collins scored his 3rd goal in 3 games to give the tie to the cooks |
2nd October 2004
Boston Town 2 1 Stewarts & Lloyds Corby Bourne Town 1 1 Long Buckby Buckingham Town 0 1 Wootton Blue Cross Deeping Rangers 2 5 Cogenhoe United Ford Sports 1 6 Yaxley Newport Pagnell 0 1 Holbeach United Spencer 1 2 Raunds Town Potton United 3 1 Desborough Town St Neots Town 7 1 Daventry Town Woodford United 1 2 Blackstones |
Deeping Rangers 2 5 Cogenhoe United Saturday, 02 October 2004 Cogenhoe produced a strong finish at Outgang Road to move up to second place in the Premier table. There was no sign of the goal fest to come in the first half as it took 37 minutes for Ben Foster to break the deadlock for Cogenhoe. Carl Griffiths equalised eight minutes into the second half but the visitors were back in front after 69 minutes, Jamie Wright on target. With seven minutes renaining Darren Collins scored a third for the Cooks, but Rangers fought back with Ross Nichols reducing the arrears after 85 minutes. Two minutes later a Dan Ruscillo own goal killed off the Rangers challenge and Cogenhoe debutant Dan Burke completed the visitors' nap hand after 88 minutes. |
25th September 2004
Arnold 0 1 Holbeach United Blackstones 1 5 Friar Lane & Epworth Boston Town 7 0 Daventry Town Bourne Town 2 1 Bromyard Diss 4 2 Cogenhoe United Eynesbury Rovers2 3 Tiptree Hadleigh 0 5 Stotfold Hanwell 9 0 AFC Kempston Rovers Harrowby United 2 1 Ibstock Leverstock Green3 2 Wootton Blue Cross Long Melford 2 0 Raunds Town Lowestoft 10 1 Bugbrooke St Michaels Spencer 1 3 Godmanchester Potton United 3 1 Woodbridge Woodford United 1 1 Yaxley |
Diss 4 2 Cogenhoe United Saturday, 25th September 2004 The Cooks made an early exit from the Vase at former winners Diss. A lively start saw Gilman give Diss a ninth minute lead, debutant Darren Collins equalise two minutes later and Dale Vince restore the home side's advantage after twelve minutes. Blyth added a third for Diss after 29 minutes and Clements added a fourth after 63. Elliott Sandy scored Cogenhoe's second after 71 minutes |
18th September 2004
Deeping Rangers 2 2 Coalville Harrow 2 0 Potton United Waltham Forest 2 1 Cogenhoe United Wootton Blue 1 2 Stotfold |
Waltham Forest 2 1 Cogenhoe United Saturday, 18th September 2004 Two goals either side of half time ended Cogenhoe's cup run after they had taken a ninth minute lead through Richard Turner. Simon Tickner levelled four minutes before the interval and Papa Nyuka gave Waltham Forest victory with a 49th minute strke. |
11th September 2004
Arnold 2 1 Deeping Rangers Ford Sports Dav 2 6 Quorn Long Buckby 0 3 Halstead Lye 0 1 Boston Town Rothwell Cor 0 5 Whitton Sandiacre 2 4 Blackstones after extra time Welwyn Garden C 1 5 Cogenhoe United after extra time Woodford United 1 0 Norwich United Wootton Blue 3 3 Cockfosters after extra time Yaxley 3 1 Newport Pagnell Town |
Welwyn garden City 1 - 5 Cogenhoe United (AET) Saturday, 11th September 2004 Welwyn Garden City took the lead after 42 minutes and it remained 1-0 until 20 minutes into the second half. "The Cooks" made a double substitution bringing on Roy anderson and Luis pilgrim, 10 minutes later roy hit a stunning shot from the left wing which dipped in at the far top corner. The game stayed tied until the end of 90 minutes, taking the game into extra time. 5 Minutes into extra time "the Cooks" were awrded a free kick on the edge of the D, Elliot Sandy hit it left footed which took a slight deflection of the wall to make it 2-1. Roy Anderson then set up Donovan Reed to make it 3-1. 2 further golas from "baz" turner and Ben foster ende the tie |
4th September 2004
Cogenhoe United 7 0 Woodford United Bedford Utd 0 3 Potton Boston Town 1 2 Stone Dominoes Deeping Rangers 2 0 Glapwell Desborough Town 1 4 North Greenford Utd Enfield 1 0 Long Buckby Ford Sports 1 1 Southend Manor Harlow 3 1 Buckingham Town Holmer Green 2 1 Newport Pagnell Lowestoft Town 7 1 Northampton Spencer Raunds Town 1 1 Hertford Town Rushall Olympic 3 0 Bourne Town Wootton Blue 1 0 Broxbourne Borough V & E Yaxley 1 2 Stotfold |
Cogenhoe United 7 Woodford United 0 Saturday, 4th September 2004 Donovan Reed opened the scoring after 5 mins to set the "Cooks" on the way to a fabulous victory. Half way through the first half Ben Foster doubled the goal tally with a 20 yard strike, On the stroke of half time Elliot sandy went 1 better and hit a magnificent curling shot from 25yards in to the top corner. Mid way through the second half Donovan latched on to a cross from Wayne Richardson to complete his hat trick and make it 5-0. 2 more goals from "Baz" Turner and Wayne Richardson completed the rout to make it 7-0. Several good saves from Pete Earle kept a clean sheet for the "Cooks" |
28th August 2004
Blackstones 0 1 Potton United Bourne Town 0 0 Stotfold Cogenhoe United 2 1 Raunds Town Harrowby United 0 1 Woodford United Long Buckby 0 3 Deeping Rangers S&L Corby 1 3 Newport Pagnell Town Wootton Blue 1 1 Boston Town Yaxley 3 1 Northampton Spencer Division One AFC Kempston 1 3 St Ives Town Blisworth 1 1 Eye United Bugbrooke St 2 3 Thrapston Town Burton Park 0 8 Eynesbury Rovers Huntingdon Town 1 2 Northampton Sileby Rangers Irchester United0 1 Higham Town Olney Town 0 3 Corby Cottingham Rothwell Corin 1 2 Wellingborough Whitworths Sleaford Town 5 1 Northampton ON Chenecks |
Cogenhoe United 2 Raunds Town 1 Saturday, 28th August 2004 An early own goal gave Cogenhoe the lead at Compton park, but even though the "Cooks" had most of the possession and most of the chances could not build on the lead. Half way through the second half Raunds grabbed an equaliser, but to there dismay Rob Goldring scored his 2nd goal in 2 games to restore the "Cooks" lead and give them their 4th straight win. |
24th August 2004
Cogenhoe United 1 0 Buckingham Town Daventry Town 2 2 Desborough Town Ford Sports 2 1 Long Buckby Harrowby United 2 0 Boston Town Potton United 1 2 Newport Pagnell Town St Neots Town 2 1 Stotfold Woodford United 2 1 Northampton Spencer Division One Burton Park 0 2 Rothwell Corinthians Eye United 3 0 Thrapston Town Eynesbury Rovers6 3 St Ives Town Higham Town 1 5 Huntingdon Town ON Chenecks 4 1 Bugbrooke St Michaels Olney Town 0 3 Northampton Sileby Rangers |
Cogenhoe United 1 Buckingham Town 0 Tuesday, 24th August 2004 Cogenhoe dominated most of the first half but could not break the deadlock with multiple shots going wide. In the second Half Buckingham came out the stronger but could also not find the breakthrough, the game started to get a bit scrappy after the first 15 minutes of the second half with neither team dominating. Half way through the second half richard Turner crossed in to the area where Rob Goldring hit a volley from the edge of the 18 yard box to put the "Cooks" into the lead. With there 3rd straight win Cogenhoe went to 2nd in the table after desborough only drew against Daventry to end ther 100% win record. |
21th August 2004
Boston Town 0 0 Long Buckby Bourne Town 1 4 Wootton Blue Cross Buckingham Town 1 1 Blackstones Deeping Rangers 3 1 St Neots Town Desborough Town 2 1 Potton United Ford Sports 4 0 Stewarts & Lloyds Corby Spencer 1 1 Harrowby United Raunds Town 1 4 Woodford United Stotfold 3 1 Holbeach United Yaxley 4 1 Daventry Town |
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20th August 2004
Newport Pagnell 1 5 Cogenhoe United Division One Higham Town 3 0 Burton Park Wanderers Thrapston Town 1 2 Irchester United Well Whitworths 3 0 Northampton ON Chenecks |
Newport Pagnell Town 1 Cogenhoe United 5 Friday, 20 August 2004 Richard Turner was the star of the show at Willen Road as his four goal salvo took Cogenhoe to the head of the Premier Division. He gave the Cooks the lead on the half hour but a minute before the interval Ian Cooper wqualised for the Swans. Matt Poulton restored the visitors' advantage nine minutes into the second half, Turner adding a third sixty seconds later to all but end the contest. He took his tally to four goals with further strikes after 75 and 80 minutes. |
17th August 2004
Boston Town 0 1 Blackstones Ford Sports 1 3 Desborough Town Newport Pagnell 2 0 Wootton Blue Cross Spencer 3 0 Stewarts & Lloyds Corby Potton United 4 0 Raunds Town Stotfold 1 3 Cogenhoe United Woodford United 4 0 Daventry Town Yaxley 1 1 St Neots Town Division One AFC Kempston 2 1Eynesbury Rovers Bugbrooke 1 1 Wellingborough Whitworths ON Chenecks 1 3 Higham Town Olney Town 3 4 Irchester United Rothwell Corin 7 3 Sleaford Town St Ives Town 2 0 Burton Park Wanderers Thrapston Town 4 2 Corby Cottingham |
Stotfold 1 Cogenhoe United 3 Tuesday, 17 August 2004 Cogenhoe collected an excellent three points at Roker after a powerful first half display. Fazel Koriya opened the scoring after just four minutes play and a double strike from Ben Foster after 15 and 40 minutes left them well in control. Paul Garrett reduced the arrears from the penalty spot two minutes before the interval. Stotfold: Anthony Ender, Adam Pitcairn, Adam Saggers, Scott Grant, Ian Morrison, Scott Oakes, Luke Gregson (David Hargreaves), Steve Cook (Graeme Tomlinson), Wes Byrne (Gary Walker), Justin Griffith, Paul Garrett. Cogenhoe: Pete Earl, Ollie Wilkinson, Matt Poulton, Russell Douglas, Mark Njotsa, Steve Blackwood (Louis Pilgrim), Fazel Koriya, Elliott Sandy, Richard Turner, Ben Foster, Jamie Wright. |
14th August 2004
Blackstones 1 2 Stotfold Cogenhoe United 2 2 Boston Town Daventry Town 0 2 Deeping Rangers Desborough Town 2 1 Buckingham Town Harrowby United 3 1 Newport Pagnell Town Holbeach United 3 2 Northampton Spencer Long Buckby 1 4 Yaxley Raunds Town 3 1 Bourne Town St Neots Town 1 1 Woodford United S & L Corby 0 2 Potton United Wootton Blue 0 4 Ford Sports Daventry Division One AFC Kempston 1 0 Northampton ON Chenecks Blisworth 1 2 Thrapston Town Burton Park 0 6 Northampton Sileby Rangers Corby Cotting 2 1 Bugbrooke St Michaels Eye United 3 1 Wellingborough Whitworths Eynesbury Rovers3 4 Rothwell Corinthians Huntingdon Town 0 2 Irchester United Olney Town 1 1 Higham Town St Ives Town 0 0 Sleaford Town |
Cogenhoe United 2 Boston Town 2 Saturday, 14 August 2004 Two of the Premier Division title favourites proved well matched at Compton Park. Jamie Wright gave the Cooks the lead just five minutes into the match but the Poachers replied through Danny Matson on the quarter hour. With 19 minutes to play James Brader fired Boston in front, but the home side salvaged a point through Steve Blackwood. Boston: Simon Ward, James Brader, Phil Carr, Lee Rippin, Matt Clayton, Ross Don-Duncan, Bobby Lewsam, Paul Goodhand, Lee Orrey (Craig Colbrook), Danny Matson, Matt Price. |