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Thu 21st Oct 10

Cogenhoe United Vs Olney Town On the back of their 7-2 victory in the county cup over Netherton, the Cooks looked to get back on track in the league against new arrivals to the senior youth league Olney Town. It was a confident start by Cogenhoe who dominated possession and chances fell to Callum Beech and Josh Crawley who failed to convert. Cogenhoe continued to stay on top and an attack down the left hand by Liam Tuck found a switch to Sam Heavey who was un marked at the back post who composed him self to slot the ball home into the bottom left hand corner after 30 minutes. Cogenhoe pressed for the second goal before the break and it came just before the half time whistle after a darting run from Josh Crawley found himself through on goal to slide the ball home for 2-0. HT: Cogenhoe United 2-0 Olney The first 5 minutes of the second half Olney began to see more of the possession but were unable to create any chances. The Cooks then took the game by the scruff of the neck, not showing any of the ball to Olney who were constantly on the back foot. 10 Minutes into the second half Josh Crawley took on the Onley right back with only the keeper to beat and he smashed the ball into the roof of the net for 3-0. Further chances were created and credit goes to Olney�s keeper who got a great hand to tip Sam Heaveys Chip wide of the post. This is how the score stayed and another confident performance from the Cooks. FT: Cogenhoe United 3-0 Olney Kempston Rovers Vs Cogenhoe United Cogenhoe United looked to get back on track with a win away at Kempston Rovers. The Cook�s started the brightest and created a lot of chances with Kempstons keeper making some good saves. Further chances fell to Ryan Dove and Callum Beech who both failed to convert. HT: Kempston Rovers 0-0 Cogenhoe United Cogenhoe continued with the same intent that they showed in the first half. An attack down the left hand side ended with Sam Heavey scoring from an acute angle into the top right hand corner. The Cooks then sat back and invited pressure and a cross from the left hand side missed everyone and fell to Rovers right winger who brought the ball down with a questionable hand ball which wasnt given and he slotted the ball home to equalise. With the game poised at 1-1 Josh Crawley was brought on the in 75th Minute. A deep cross from Sam Heavey found the head of Crawly with a looping header over the keeper to put the Cook�s into the lead. 2 minutes later Crawley found himself inside the box created space in order for him to curl one into the top left hand corner to ensure the points were safe. Overall a great performance from the lads. FT: Kempston Rovers 1-3 Cogenhoe United Buckingham Town Vs Cogenhoe United Cogenhoe Youth Kicked off their 2010-11 campaign with an away trip to Buckingham Town. The Cooks piled on the pressure in the early minutes but failed to take advantage. With possession still fairly even an attack down the left hand side by Josh Crawley saw a low cross put into the box to be finished by David Harris. The Cooks extended their lead with a rebounded shot by Callum Beech finished by Josh Crawley. HT: Buckingham 0-2 Cogenhoe Cogenhoe started the second half slow and Buckingham had the bulk of the possession. In the 70th minute a 40 yard free kick which was miss hit sailed over the goalkeeper to pull one back for Buckingham, who still continued to pile of the pressure and if not for a superb save by Kyle Swailes would have levelled the game. As Buckingham continued to pile of the pressure a counter attack by the Cooks which ended with Callum Beech rounding the keeper to ensure Cogenhoe�s first win of the season in the 89th Minute. FT: Buckingham 1-3 Cogenhoe Goal Scorers: David Harris, Josh Crawley, Callum Beech Team: 1. Kyle Swailes 2. Ashley Bucanan 3. Ellis Stockport 4. Ben Stanmore 5. Reece Grey 6. Liam Tuck 7. Ryan Dove 8. Sam Heavey 9. Callum Beech 10. David Harris 11. Josh Crawley Subs 12. Josh Clipston 13. Jamie Wilson 14. Josh Harden (Sub Harris 60th) 15. Dom Smith (Sub Dove 70th) 16. Nana Doudu (Sub Crawley 80th) Cogenhoe Vs Silby Rangers A local Derby was the next test for Cogenhoe United facing Silby Rangers. Cogenhoe started the game much stronger and found themselves 1-0 inside 5 minutes with a goal from Callum Beech. Cogenhoe extended the lead 2 minutes later with another goal from Callum Beech following a low cross by Ryan Dove. After 15 minutes the Cook�s were 3 goals up with a header from a trademark long throw by George Barrett finished by Josh Crawley. HT: Cogenhoe 3-0 Silby The second half started slow and began to become stale until a superb free kick by Silby Striker Antar Norton- Philips which gave hope to Silby. Cogenhoe then started to regain possession and Liam tuck had a great chance one on one but could not finish the move off, with his shot drifting wide of the post. FT: Cogenhoe 3-1 Buckingham Town Goal Scorers: Josh Crawley, Callum Beech X2 Team: 1. Kyle Swailes 2. Jamie Wilson 3. Ellis Stockport 4. George Barrett 5. Reece Grey 6. Liam Tuck 7. Ryan Dove 8. Ben Stanmore 9. Callum Beech 10. Dom Smith 11. Josh Crawley Subs 12. Josh Clipston 13. Ashley Bucanan ( Sub Smith 15th) 14. Nana Doudu 15. Jordan Spence (Sub Dove 70th) 16. Matt Hayes Daventry Town Vs Cogenhoe A terrible defensive display left everyone in disbelief when Cogenhoe found themselves 3-0 down after 15 minutes. The Cook�s had not managed to get themselves out of there half before Daventry town scored a 4th. In the closing minutes of the half Cogenhoe were awarded a penalty which was converted by Josh Crawley HT: Cogenhoe 3-0 Silby The second half started brightly and Cogenhoe dominated the game with missed chances from Ryan Dove and Ashley Bucanan. As the game went on time was running out and by the time Josh Crawley scored his second goal it was too little too late for the Cooks. FT: Daventry Town 4-2- Cogenhoe United Goal Scorers: Josh Crawley X2 Team: 1. Kyle Swailes 2. Josh Clipston 3. Ellis Stockport 4. Matt Hayes 5. Reece Grey 6. Liam Tuck 7. Ryan Dove 8. Ben Stanmore 9. Callum Beech 10. Denham Salmon 11. Josh Crawley Subs 12. Jamie Wilson (Sub 10th) 13. Ashley Bucanan ( Sub Grey 20th ) 14. Jordan Spence (Sub Dove 70th) New Signings: Anthony O� Connor The Cook�s have managed to secure the services of Goalkeeper Anthony O Connor from Wellingborough Whitworths. Anthony has previously played at both Northampton Town and Histon and also is currently representing his County at Under 18�s Level. Injury Update The Under 18�s currently have two Long Term injuries with Captain George Barrett out for 10 weeks with a sciatic nerve and a slipped disk in his back and David Harris who is now in a cast until Christmas with ankle ligament damage.


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Fri 29th Jan 10

Second half rampage After an extended winter break due to the weather, the cooks youth team kicked off the New Year with an away match against Rushden & Higham. New recruits from Spencer; Zak Williams and Lewis Reynolds bolstered the squad, replacing the departing Jordan Richards and long term injury victim Sean Odonovan. Having played 10 and won 10 so far, Cogenhoe wanted to extend that run with another victory again Rushden & Higham. 1st half Playing surface caused problems for both teams, however both were attempting to play football, and it was the Cooks who dominated early proceedings, creating several chances, most notable a volley from mid field man Lewis Lesley, forcing a save from the home keeper. As the half progressed it was clear that from the amount of chances created, Cogenhoe meant business. With the 1st half drawing to a close. New signing Zak Williams was replaced by Dean Lukeman, and the back 4 had a re-shuffle Having hit the woodwork twice, had 5 corners and numerous shots on goal. The 1st half ended goalless. With continued pressure in the 2nd half, it took an excellent corner from Liam Tuck, and a goal mouth scramble to open the scoring. George Barrett the marksman. Again. another corner and another goal. Barrett scoring again with a header. 2-0 Cogenhoe. Ashley Buchannan was then replaced on the right by new signing Lewis Reynolds. By this stage the youth lads took a grip of the game and continued to create chance after chance. A free kick on the edge of the box was coolly slotted home by Liam Tuck to make it 3-0. Tuck was then replaced by Luke Robinson who played wide right. Front men Dustin Fitzgerald and Sean Nicolson continued their impressive partnership with a goal a piece in the last 10 minutes, and the Cogenhoe lads saw the game out with an impressive 5-0 win. Team Kyle Swailes Zak Williams Alex Lowrey (c) George Barrett Ashley Buchanan Liam Tuck Lewis Lesley Sean Nicolson Dustin Fitzgereald Matty Ravine Subs Leon Gavin Luke Robinson Lewis Reynolds Zak Williams Dean Lukeman


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In the severe winter of 1963, Blackpool FC tried to use a flamethrower to thaw out their frozen pitch. Ally McCoist was Scotlands only goal scorer in Euro 96 For a footballer in Germany to record a hat trick he must score all the goals in the same half with no-one scoring in between.

In the severe winter of 1963, Blackpool FC tried to use a flamethrower to thaw out their frozen pitch.

Ally McCoist was Scotlands only goal scorer in Euro 96

For a footballer in Germany to record a hat trick he must score all the goals in the same half with no-one scoring in between.