JULY 2006
Eagle Bitter extend sponsorship
The United Counties League are pleased to announce a new three year sponsorship with Eagle Bitter brewer Charles Wells Limited of Bedford.
It means the league will be called ‘The Eagle Bitter United Counties Football League’ until the end of the 2008-09 season.
Peter Gowans, Regional Sales Manager of Charles Wells Limited, said:
“We are delighted ro have secured the sponsorship of the UCL for another three seasons and in doing so become the longest running sponsor in the league’s history. Eagle Bitter will have been associated with the league for nine years”.
“It’s a long term commitment and whilst the details are confidential the new deal represents an increased investment of over 35%, however we see the exposure of the UCL and its member clubs growing as non league football is restructured by the Football Association”.
John Weeks, Chairman of the UCL, thanked Charles Wells for their continued support. Commenting on the agreement he said:
“This is the most lucrative sponsorship deal in the league’s history and reflects the growing interest in the exposure the non league game offers”. He continued: “Research shows that during the season our league alone appears in newspapers and publications with a combined circulation approaching one million every week. That’s incredible exposure for our sponsors’ name across the region and nationally, whilst our results service on the net had over 600,000 visits last season, an almost 40% increase over the season before”.
“This kind of exposure offers considerable benefits for companies to work with the UCL and anyone interested should contact the league’s commercial agent, Sports Marketing Services, who worked with Charles Wells to create the new sponsorship agreement, on 01604-660697”.
Web Links
www.eaglebitter.co.uk and www.charleswells.co.uk
Ridgway takes charge at Kiln Park
Promotion winning Wellingborough manager Colin Ridgway was quick to secure a return to UCL football after his departure from the Doughboys. He has been named as the new manager of Premier Division Raunds replacing the Wellingborough bound Nick Ashby at the Shopmates helm.
Former manager Kelly Meagan returns to Raunds for a second spell as assistant, with another returnee Wayne Simmonds coach, while former Blackstones coach Andy Mills has been appointed reserve manager at Kiln Park.
Stotfold hand Clark the reins
Stotfold have handed Glen Clark the managerial reins in succession to Jim Benton who left the Eagles at the end of last season.
Clark was formerly in charge at Spartan South Midlands League side Arlesey Athletic, taking them to the top of their division before leaving Athletic midway through last term.
Former Metropolitan Police player and UEFA B qualified coach Ian Croft will assist Clark at Roker, while a switch in responsibilities with the reserves will see last season’s manager John Philbin and assistant Terry Kitchener swap roles.
Ross in S&L caretaker charge
Paul Ross has been handed the caretaker reins at Stewarts & Lloyds after Rob Clark decided to step down from the helm at Occupation Road.
Ross, who joined S&L from Strip Mills, has given the club excellent service over five years as reserve manager, with a fair bit of success thrown in. The S&L second string won the Reserve Knockout Cup in 2003 and reached the semi-finals of the Northants Junior Cup in each of the last three seasons.
Outgoing boss Clark will continue to oversee training at Occupation Road.
Goode joins Rangers staff
Experienced defender Michael Goode has returned to Deeping as part of Tuncay Kotkmaz’s new look management team. Goode gave Rangers good service as a player before moving to Yaxley two years ago. In his earlier spell at Outgang Road he doubled up as youth team manager and was in charge of the under 18s when they reached the FA Youth Cup proper.
Phil Jarman steps up to reserve team boss following Mac Paget’s resignation with youth team manager Dave Vaughan the new assistant.
Leech links up with Ar Tarn
Former Desborough full back Graham Leech has returned to the Waterworks Field as assistant to manager Steve Noble. He replaces Kevin Byrne who stepped down at the end of last season.
Leech assisted Rob Clark at Stewarts & Lloyds last term and before that he managed the now defunct Corby Cottingham..
Verity in Bugbrooke return
Former Ford Sports assistant manager Nick Verity has taken the managerial reins at Bugbrooke for a second time. His appointment follows the Badgers’ parting of the ways with Danny Mackintosh who had been at the Birds Close helm for three years after becoming the league’s youngest manager at the age of 22.
Verity played for Bugbrooke before a spell as reserve team boss. He then managed the Badgers from 1993 to 1997 before embarking on a six year spell in charge at Sileby Rangers.
Assisting Verity is another ex-Bugbrooke player Peter Robinson, who has spent the last two season as Gary Petts’ assistant at Sileby.
Daventry Go Mobile!
Mobile phone company Go Mobile have been unveiled as the new financial backers of Division One survivors Daventry Town. Go Mobile is the country’s fourth largest independent mobile phone company with 57 outlets nationally.
Former co-manager Steve Kirchin has left Town to join Wellingborough as reserve boss with goalkeeper Warren Courtney taking on a player coach role at Elderstubbs.
Daventry hope to have their floodlights operational again in September while the first two portakabins earmarked as temporary dressing rooms are now on site.
Ex-Premiership defender joins Higham backroom staff
Former Sheffield Wednesday defender Simon Stewart will assist Higham manager Jim Le Masurier in the season ahead. Stewart also had spells with Fulham and Shrewsbury in the Football League and was a back to back FA Trophy winner with Woking in the last two finals played at Wembley.
Stewart has managerial experience with Spalding United, spending half a season in charge at the Halley Stewart Field in the Tulips’ relegation season from the Southern League 2002-03.
Irchester add to management team
Irchester have added two new faces to their backroom staff. 27 year old sports coach and fitness trainer Stefan Cappel has linked up with the Romans as fitness coach. He has a sports science degree from the University of North London and has recently been working for Nike on their ‘Run London’ campaign.
Youth team product Luke Tyler will be involved in the management of the Under 18 side this season. He will assist youth team manager Mark Wheeler in the campaign ahead.
Sileby revamp backroom staff
Sileby Rangers will have a new look management team for the new season with only first team manager Gary Petts remaining from last season. Petts will be assisted by Danny Mackintosh who has spent the last three seasons as manager of Division One rivals Bugbrooke.
The second string will be under new management with John Spencer and assistant Lee Herbert arriving from Town League club Thorplands to take the second string reins.
Young takes charge at Star
Peterborough Northern Star have appointed DarrenYoung as their new manager. He has spent the last four seasons as youth team manager at Corby Town having started his coaching career at Castle Rise. During his time with the Steelmen he led them to the first ever clean sweep of all three Northants Senior Youth League trophies in the 2003-04 season.
Young has also managed AFC Corby Town to promotion in the Northants Combination. He will be assisted by Jim McBurnie.
Harrowby join Grantham League
Harrowby ended a 16 year spell in membership of the league at the end of May, resigning for financial reasons. It was a sad end in senior football for the Arrows who only three years before finished third in the Premier Division.
Harrowby will play in the grassroots Grantham League in the 2006-07 season instead of taking up a Division One place following their relegation from the top flight.
Stotfold and Whitworths win programme awards
The results of the Soccer Club Swap Shop’s annual programme surveys have recently been announced.
Sixteen Premier Division clubs submitted entries with Stotfold topping the poll followed by Cogenhoe in second place and Boston Town in third.
Whitworths were adjudged the best of the nine entries from Division One with Huntingdon second.
Snippets
Ford Sports have handed Paul Geddes and Gary Collins the reserve team reins at Royal Oah Way….Holbeach have refurbished their clubhouse over the summer and opened the revamped facilities by staging their presentation evening there on 7 July….Northampton Spencer have linked up with neighbours Northampton Town in a bid to improve attendances. When Town are away Cobblers season ticket holders will be granted half price admission to games at Kingsthorpe Mill….Work on the approach road to Yaxley’s Leading Drove ground should be complete for the start of the new season….Burton Park have completed a new perimeter fence around the Latimer Park ground and are about to commence work on floodlights by erecting the pylons….Eynesbury will stage the annual Cary White Memorial Cup tournament on 29 July….Huntingdon have appointed former England schoolboy cap Paul McSweeney as their new reserve team manager….Thrapston have completed the installation of their new floodlighting system.
Cups round-up
League Knockout Cup
Preliminary Round
Desborough v St Neots (5/9); Irchester v Eynesbury (12/9); Sleaford v Thrapston (16/9); Bugbrooke v Rothwell Corinthians (5/9); Daventry v AFC Kempston (9/9).
First Round
Boston Town v Peterborough Northern Star (5/9); Yaxley v Bugbrooke/Rothwell Corinthians; Sileby v Irchester/Eynesbury; Daventry/AFC Kempston v Bourne; Higham v Stewarts & Lloyds (9/9); Wootton v Holbeach (30/9); Newport Pagnell v Buckingham (5/9); Desborough/St Neots v Stotfold; Raunds v Whitworths (5/9); Northampton Spencer v Huntingdon (5/9); Potton v Sleaford/Thrapston; Olney v Ford Sports (14/10); Long Buckby v Wellingborough (6/9); ON Chenecks v Deeping (16/9); St Ives v Blackstones (19/9); Cogenhoe v Burton PW (5/9).
Reserve Knockout Cup
Group 1
Yaxley, Blackstones, Peterborough Northern Star, Holbeach, Stewarts & Lloyds, Thrapston, Bourne, Deeping. Group 2
Northampton Spencer, Wellingborough, Burton PW, Rothwell Corinthians, Sileby, Desborough, Whitworths. Group 3
Long Buckby, Olney, Bugbrooke, ON Chenecks, Ford Sports, Cogenhoe, Woodford. Group 4
St Neots, Eynesbury, Stotfold, Irchester, Raunds, St Ives, Higham, Huntingdon.
Semi-finals
Winners Group 1 v Winners Group 2; Winners Group 3 v Winners Group 4.
F.A. Cup
Extra Preliminary Round (19/8)
BLACKSTONES v Oadby; Staveley MW v BOSTON TOWN; FORD SPORTS v Racing Warwick; DEEPING v Lincoln Moorlands; Sawbridgeworth v ST NEOTS; Felixstowe & Walton v POTTON; Holmer Green v WOOTTON; Hertford v STOTFOLD; COGENHOE v Saffron Walden; Needham Market v DESBOROUGH; March v ST IVES; LONG BUCKBY v London APSA; NEWPORT PAGNELL v Romford; London Colney v RAUNDS. Preliminary Round (2/9)
Nantwich v DEEPING/Lincoln Moorlands; Stratford v BOURNE; Gedling Town v HOLBEACH; Belper v Staveley MW/BOSTON TOWN; Westfields v FORD SPORTS/Racing Warwick; BLACKSTONES/Oadby v Cradley; Great Yarmouth v Needham Market/DESBOROUGH; Tilbury v NEWPORT PAGNELL/Romford; Long Melford/Cornard v March/ST IVES; Broxbourne/Colney Heath v Hertford/STOTFOLD; LONG BUCKBY/London APSA v Flackwell Heath; Haverhill/Welwyn Garden City v Holmer Green/WOOTTON; Uxbridge v Felixstowe & Walton/POTTON; London Colney/RAUNDS v Enfield; NORTHAMPTON SPENCER v Chesham; Sawbridgeworth/ST NEOTS v Brackley; Chalfont St Peter/Hullbridge v YAXLEY; Hanwell v BUCKINGHAM; Harlow v COGENHOE/Saffron Walden.
Cups round-up – continued
F.A. Vase
First Qualifying Round (9/9)
HOLBEACH v Diss; Arlesey Athletic v WOOTTON; Bedfont Green v DESBOROUGH; SILEBY v Harpenden; COGENHOE v Basildon; Romford v BUGBROOKE; STOTFOLD v WELLINGBOROUGH; RAUNDS v Stansted. Second Qualifying Round (23/9)
BLACKSTONES v Downham; BOURNE v HOLBEACH/Diss; Felixstowe & Walton/Kirkley v ST IVES; Godmanchester v HUNTINGDON; BOSTON TOWN v Haverhill; DEEPING v YAXLEY; EYNESBURY v Gorleston; Bedfont Green/DESBOROUGH v Cranfield; Tring Athletic v STOTFOLD/WELLINGBOROUGH; Edgware/Hertford v LONG BUCKBY; ROTHWELL CORINTHIANS v Eton Manor; Feltham v FORD SPORTS; COGENHOE/Basildon v Biggleswade Town; Romford/BUGBROOKE v St Margaretsbury; AFC KEMPSTON v Saffron Walden; Oxhey v RAUNDS/Stansted; Cockfosters v STEWARTS & LLOYDS; SILEBY/Harpenden v Arlesey Athletic/WOOTTON; BUCKINGHAM v Kidlington/Witney; NEWPORT PAGNELL v VT/Chalfont St Peter.
Exempt to Round One: NORTHAMPTON SPENCER, POTTON, ST NEOTS.
Huntingdonshire Senior Cup
Second Round (25/11)
HUNTINGDON v Hemingford; YAXLEY v Ramsey; ST IVES v EYNESBURY; ST NEOTS v Brampton.
Huntingdonshire Scott-Gatty Cup
First Round (23/9)
Eaton Socon Reserves v ST IVES RESERVES; EYNESBURY RESERVES v Huntingdon United RGE; HUNTINGDON RESERVES v YAXLEY RESERVES; ST NEOTS RESERVES v Ramsey Reserves.
Huntingdonshire Benevolent Cup
First Round (7/10)
Buckden v EYNESBURY RESERVES; YAXLEY RESERVES v Alconbury Reserves; Warboys v ST NEOTS RESERVES; Brampton Reserves v HUNTINGDON RESERVES.
Northamptonshire Maunsell Cup
FINAL (22/7)
NORTHAMPTON SPENCER v Peterborough United.
East Anglian Cup
Second Round
EYNESBURY v Royston.
Hinchingbrooke Cup
Preliminary Round (by 15/10)
WELLINGBOROUGH v DEEPING; HUNTINGDON v YAXLEY; EYNESBURY v Biggleswade United; Somersham v BOURNE; BLACKSTONES v Cranfield; Langford v ROTHWELL CORINTHIANS; Biggleswade Town v WOOTTON. First Round (by 30/11)
STOTFOLD v Biggleswade Town/WOOTTON; Langford/ROTHWELL CORINTHIANS v Godmanchester; Somersham/BOURNE v AFC KEMPSTON; ST IVES v POTTON; Barton Rovers v NORTHAMPTON SPENCER; BLACKSTONES/Cranfield v HUNTINGDON/YAXLEY; ST NEOTS v EYNESBURY/Biggleswade United; Arlesey Athletic v WELLINGBOROUGH/DEEPING.
Lincolnshire Free Press Cup
Semi-finals
DEEPING v BOURNE (2/8); Spalding v HOLBEACH (5/8).
Pre-season fixtures
July 11: Cogenhoe 3 Higham 1.
July 15: Boston Town v Boston United, Burton PW v Brixworth, Deeping v Lincoln Moorlands, Ford Sports v Brackley, Long Buckby v Waltham Abbey, Peterborough Northern Star v Corby Town, Roade v Bugbrooke, Wroxham v Potton.
July 16: Wellingborough v Nuneaton.
July 18: AFC Kempston v Bedford Town (Harry Robinson Memorial Cup), Cogenhoe v ON Chenecks, Peterborough Sports v Yaxley.
July 19: Bourne v Stamford, Holbeach v Ruston Sports, Raunds v Bedford Town.
July 20: Boston Town v Stamford, Caldecote v Stotfold, Potton v Cottenham.
July 21: St Neots v Boston United.
July 22: Buckingham v Biggleswade Town (at Stowe School), Buntingford v Wellingborough, Crowland v Blackstones, Deeping v Arlesey, Ford Sports v St Andrews, Holbeach v Wisbech, Long Buckby v Higham, Newport Pagnell v Holmer Green, Northampton Spencer v Peterborough United (Maunsell Cup), Oundle v Thrapston, Raunds v Whitworths, Ringstead v Burton PW, Rothwell Corinthians v Stewarts & Lloyds, St Ives v Knebworth, Skegness v Sleaford, Waterbeach v Yaxley, Wisbech v Cogenhoe, Wootton v Chalfont St Peter (Dudley Latham Memorial Cup).
July 24: Boston Town v Grimsby Borough, Huntingdon v Cambridge United.
July 25: Bletchley Town v Newport Pagnell, Brackley v Cogenhoe, Desborough v Corby, Holbeach v Kings Lynn, Kettering v Buckingham, Lincoln Moorlands v Bourne, Long Buckby v Daventry, Northampton Spencer v Rothwell Town, Potton v Hillingdon, Roade v Thrapston, St Neots v AFC Kempston, Sleaford v Lincoln City (Sleaford Invitation Cup), Stewarts & Lloyds v Sileby, Wisbech v Deeping, Woodford v Wellingborough.
July 26: Great Paxton v Eynesbury, Holbeach v Kings Lynn, Olney v PB Milton Keynes, Peterborough Northern Star v Yaxley.
July 27: Boston Town v Spalding, Buckingham v MK Dons, Ibstock v Raunds, Potton v Tring Athletic, Whitworths v Woodford.
July 28: Thrapston v Riseley.
July 29: Barwell v Ford Sports, Bedford United v Huntingdon, Bugbrooke v Long Buckby, Burnham v Buckingham, Burton PW v Cranfield, Deeping v Soham, Ellistown v Stewarts & Lloyds, Kettering Nomads v Rothwell Corinthians, Lowestoft v Blackstones, Needham Market v St Neots, Newark v Bourne, Newmarket v Yaxley, Newport Pagnell v Leighton, North Leigh v Northampton Spencer, Olney v Brache, Roade v ON Chenecks, St Ives v Saffron Walden, Stotfold v Hillingdon, Thackley v Sleaford, Wellingborough v Higham, Whitworths v Cogenhoe, Wootton v Stansted.
July 31: Cottesmore v Blackstones, Newport Pagnell v MK Dons.
August 1: Desborough v Grantham, Northampton Spencer v Aylesbury Vale, Oadby v Cogenhoe, Potton v Whitworths, Raunds v Rothwell Town, St Ives v Buntingford, St Neots v Biggleswade Town, Soham v Yaxley, Stotfold v Arlesey (Jan Anderson Memorial Cup), Thrapston v Langford, Wellingborough v Rushden & Diamonds, Wisbech v Sleaford.
August 2: AFC Kempston v Totternhoe, Blackstones v Boston United, Boston Town v LSS Lucarlys, Deeping v Bourne (Lincs Free Press Cup s/f), Heyford v ON Chenecks, Holbeach v Coningsby, Irchester v Moulton, Long Buckby v Rothwell Corinthians, Olney v Old Bradwell.
August 3: Arlesey v Wootton, Buckingham v Woodford (at Stowe School), Eynesbury v Stotfold.
August 4: Wisbech v Yaxley.
August 5: AFC Kempston v Potton, Blackstones v Holwell, Boston Town v Lincoln United, Buckingham v Brackley, Bugbrooke v New Bradwell, Burton PW v Burton United, Deeping v Stamford, Desborough v Carlton, Holwell Sports v Sleaford, Huntingdon v Hoddesdon, Lincoln Moorlands v Wellingborough, London Colney v Stotfold, Newport Pagnell v Thrapston, Oadby v Northampton Spencer, Rothley v Raunds, St Ives v Royston, St Neots v Higham, Somersham v Eynesbury, Spalding v Holbeach (Lincs Free Press Cup s/f), Thurmaston v Long Buckby, Trafford v Cogenhoe.
August 7: Olney v New Bradwell, Lincs Free Press Cup 3rd place match.
August 8: Blackstones v Sileby, Boston Town v Kings Lynn, Eynesbury v St Neots, Irchester v Thorplands, Long Buckby v Moulton (Andy Humphries Memorial Cup), Northampton Spencer v ON Chenecks, Potton v Thetford, Raunds v Higham, Royston v Stotfold, Whitworths v Stanion, Lincs Free Press Cup final.
August 9: Huntingdon v Stevenage under 19s.
August 10: Eynesbury v Arlesey Athletic, Wollaston v Thrapston.
August 12: Ampthill v AFC Kempston, Burton PW v Kettering under 18s, Cranfield v Olney, Huntingdon v Langford, March v Peterborough Northern Star, Milton v Bugbrooke, Stanion v Rothwell Corinthians, Stony Stratford v Thrapston, Wellingborough OG v Higham, Whitworths v Kettering Nomads.
August 15: Eynesbury v Langford, Rothwell Town v Higham.
Player of the Year winners
Blackstones: Paul Sheehan (P & S)
Boston Town: Paul Goodhand (P), Matt Price (S)
Bourne: Michael Stevenson (M), Mark O’Dea (P & S)
Buckingham: Ian Trott (M), Will Gourlay (P), Paul Stanley (S)
Cogenhoe: James Thatcher (M & P), Richard Bunting (S)
Deeping: Lee Ellison (M), Danny Bircham (P), Tuncay Korkmaz (S)
Desborough: Paul Beresford/Tom Mills (P), Paul Beresford/Glyn Davies (S)
Ford Sports: Ian Waldock (M & P)
Harrowby: Martin Proctor (C)
Holbeach: Dean Elston (C & P), Matt Warfield (S)
Long Buckby: Mark Lyte (M & P), Lee McBain (S)
Newport Pagnell: Michael Riley (M), Martin Kelly (P)
Northampton Spencer: Ross Harris (M & P), Josh Urquhart (S)
Potton: Ian Morrison (M), Brad Gillham (P & S)
Raunds: David Coales (M & P)
St Ives: Anton D’Avilar (M), Dan Newman (P), Will Fordham (S)
St Neots: Jon Hoggett (M & P), Nick Hurst (S)
Stewarts &Lloyds: John Mackay (M), Sean Brennan (P)
Stotfold: Nigel Blower (M), Richard Beckett (P & S)
Woodford: Arron Parkinson (M), Ben Milner (P), Matt Finlay (S)
Wootton: Craig Daniel (M), Ben Chambers (P), Steve Gentle (S)
Yaxley: Mark Paul (M), Jimmy Dean (P)
AFC Kempston: Jimmy Fay (M & P)
Blisworth: Jamie Evans (M), Jason Bradshaw (P)
Bugbrooke: John Chappell (M), James Moore (P), Steve Spruels (S)
Burton PW: Craig Townsend (M), Andy Greensmith (P)
Daventry: Leigh Roberts (M), Kevin Eales (P)
Eynesbury: Ben Houseago (M & P), Peter Collins (S)
Higham: Ryan Shave (C & P)
Huntingdon: Tom Moran (M), Ross Sommers (P), Ryan Hunt (S)
Irchester: Jason Vaughan (M & S), Lee Gotch (P)
ON Chenecks: Jason Gray (C)
Olney: Tim Mason (M), Richard Beardshaw (P)
Peterborough Northern Star: Mark Barry (M & P)
Rothwell Corinthians: Tony Ielapi (C)
Sileby: Barry Mead (M), Craig Ferguson (P)
Sleaford: Oliver Sidney (M), Jon Machin (P)
Thrapston: John Caine (M), Mark Chilton (P)
Wellingborough: Craig Norman (M & S), Jake Upton (P)
Whitworths: James Westley (M), Ben Holley (P & S)
C = club; M = manager’s; P = players’; S = supporters’
2005-06 Attendances review
Premier Division
Club Total Ave. High Low Raunds Town 1,952 93 205 v Woodford 45 v Stotfold Woodford United 1,836 87 223 v N’ton Spencer58 v Blackstones St Neots Town 1,732 82 155 v St Ives 56 v Stotfold Holbeach United 1,685 80 151 v Blackstones 49 v Ford Sports St Ives Town 1,655 79 162 v St Neots 43 v Bourne Buckingham Town 1,586 76 165 v Stotfold 40 v Wootton, Yaxley Desborough Town 1,580 75 148 v Cogenhoe 51 v Harrowby Potton United 1,562 74 195 v St Neots 45 v Wootton Spencer 1,512 72 183 v Cogenhoe 40 v Holbeach Blackstones 1,490 71 116 v Deeping 41 v Holbeach, S&L Cogenhoe United 1,466 70 135 v Long Buckby 45 v Stotfold Long Buckby 1,412 67 121 v Ford Sports 42 v Deeping Stotfold 1,407 67 192 v Potton 40 v Newport Pagnell Boston Town 1,345 64 80 v Deeping 42 v Potton Newport Pagnell 1,344 64 140 v Buckingham 39 v St Ives Yaxley 1,302 62 96 v Buckingham 38 v Boston Deeping Rangers 1,265 60 105 v Bourne 30 v Long Buckby S&L 1,083 52 135 v Desborough 25 v Ford Sports Bourne Town 1.047 50 80 v Blackstones 30 v Stotfold Wootton Blue 962 46 62 v St Neots 31 v Ford Sports Harrowby United 736 35 124 v Boston 18 v N’ton Spencer, S&L Ford Sports 655 31 85 v Woodford 10 v Stewarts & LloydsDivision One
Club Total Ave. High Low Wellingborough Town 2004 5,556 327 620 v Whitworths 205 v Thrapston Whitworths 2.050 121 1,150 v Wellingborough 38 v Burton PW, P’boro NS Eynesbury Rovers 1,202 71 128 v Huntingdon 39 v Higham Huntingdon Town 1,195 70 121 v Wellingborough 42 v Sleaford Sleaford Town 1,087 64 217 v Peterborough NS 31 v Blisworth Northampton ON Chenecks 1,085 64 209 v Sileby 18 v Daventry Peterborough Northern 957 56 114 v Wellingborough 34 v Irchester Thrapston Town 912 54 176 v Wellingborough 22 v ON Chenecks Irchester United 867 51 250 v Wellingborough 24 v Eynesbury Daventry Town 832 49 77 v Bugbrooke 21 v Blisworth Olney Town 797 47 80 v AFC Kempston 25 v Eynesbury, ON Chenecks Burton Park Wanderers 789 46 150 v Wellingborough 18 v Blisworth Higham Town 782 46 130 v Wellingborough 23 v ON Chenecks AFC Kempston Rovers 637 37 85 v Olney 25 v ON Chenecks, Peterborough NS, Sleaford Blisworth 622 37 93 v Wellingborough 15 v Sleaford Northampton Sileby Rang 581 34 85 v Wellingborough 17 v Burton PW Bugbrooke St Michaels 575 34 70 v Wellingborough 20 v Higham, Peterborough NS,Thrapston Rothwell Corinthians 512 30 72 v Wellingborough 18 v Daventry
2005-06 Sequences
Premier Division
Most consecutive wins Potton United, St Ives Town, St Neots Town, Woodford United, Yaxley 7
Most consecutive draws Raunds Town 4
Most consecutive defeats Harrowby United 13
Longest unbeaten run Woodford United 16
Longest run without winning Harrowby United 24
Longest run scoring Potton United 32
Longest run without scoring Harrowby United 7
Longest run conceding Harrowby United 42
Longest run without conceding Woodford United 6
Division One
Most consecutive wins AFC Kempston Rovers, Wellingborough Town 2004, Whitworths 7
Most consecutive draws AFC Kempston Rovers, Daventry Town, Peterborough Northern Star, Thrapston Town, Wellingborough Town 2004 3
Most consecutive defeats Higham Town 11
Longest unbeaten run Wellingborough Town 2004 19
Longest run without winning Burton Park Wanderers, Higham Town 20
Longest run scoring Daventry Town 24
Longest run without scoring Burton Park Wanderers 4
Longest run conceding Burton Park Wanderers 27
Longest run without conceding AFC Kempston Rovers, Northampton ON Chenecks 4
Reserve Division One
Most consecutive wins Stewarts & Lloyds Corby, Stotfold 5
Most consecutive draws Ford Sports Daventry 4
Most consecutive defeats Eynesbury Rovers 16
Longest unbeaten run Desborough Town 13
Longest run without winning Eynesbury Rovers 16
Longest run scoring Blackstones, Desborough Town 17
Longest run without scoring Eynesbury Rovers 6
Longest run conceding Rothwell Town 24
Longest run without conceding Blackstones, Northampton Sileby Rangers, Raunds Town, Stewarts & Lloyds Corby 3
Reserve Division Two
Most consecutive wins Wellingborough Town 2004 7
Most consecutive draws Higham Town 3
Most consecutive defeats Burton Park Wanderers 8
Longest unbeaten run Woodford United 8
Longest run without winning Higham Town 16
Longest run scoring Wellingborough Town 2004 19
Longest run without scoring Spalding United 4
Longest run conceding Spalding United 17
Longest run without conceding Olney Town 3