Continuing their current form Swaffham out-played Stowmarket
entertaining the Greens Meadow spectators with tight close play
football and the occasional moment of genious! It took twenty two
minutes to break the deadlock, Rory Harper played through to slot the
ball beneath the advancing keeper into the net. Despite further chances, that is how it stayed up to the break but always the promise of further goals.
Seven minutes into the second half, Joe Jackson beat his defender to
lay off to Harper to net his second of the day. In the 54th minute Jackson got his reward, Will O'Brien played him through, striking past the keeper into the bottom right hand corner. Number four came on the hour, Mickey Thompson picking out Jackson with a superb free kick, Jackson's clinical turn to thrash home.
Great play on the left hand side saw Matthew Parkinson lay off to David
Weaver-Pope his volley whistling just over the bar. The final goal
came in the 71st minute, O'Brien again feeding Jackson to claim his
hat-trick. Substitutions saw the return of Jack Redhead and Jake Platten
to the First Team action after being away and also giving the up and coming Toby Hilliard a further opportunity,to adapt to Eastern Counties football. The victory well deserved.

Stowmarket:-
1 Carl Pearson,2 James Ross,3 Joel Stegall,4 Gareth Ward,5 Jamie Gregory,6 Liam Woodhouse,7 Jamie Sharp,8 Kieram Morley,9 Chris Gray,10 Adam Webster,11 Luke Webster,12 Yani Duke,14 Reece Golding, 15 Ben Lapworth,16 Mark Turner,17 James Graham.

''PEDLARS'':-
1 Scott Cruickshank,2 David Weaver-Pope,3 Matt Parkinson,4 Dean Miller,5 Lee Woolmore,6 Will O'Brien,7 Jack Redhead,8 Mikey Thompson,9 Rory Harper,10 Alex Vincent,11 Joe Jackson,12 Richard Cornwall,14 Jake Platten,16 Toby Hilliard,17 Lewis Hemeter

Next Saturday:-

The First Team are at home to unbeaten Braintree Town Reserves Kick Off 3pm.

The Reserves are away to Easton in the Cyril Ballyn Cup, kick off 2pm.
The 'A' Team travel to Bridgeham United to start their 2012/1013 campaign,kick off 3pm.

The Under 18's begin their Thurlow Nunn Eastern Counties Youth League
this Thursday with a tough home fixture, Histon the visitors, they then
travel to Bury Town on Monday evening in the FA Youth Cup, both matches
kick off 7.45pm.

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Pedlars make it three in a row

Continuing their current form Swaffham out-played Stowmarket
entertaining the Greens Meadow spectators with tight close play
football and the occasional moment of genious! It took twenty two
minutes to break the deadlock, Rory Harper played through to slot the
ball beneath the keeper into the net. Despite further chances, that is
how it stayed up to the break but always the promise of furhter goals.
Just seven minutes in the seond half, Joe Jackson beat his defender to
lay off to Harper for his second. In the 54th minute Jackson got his
reward, Will O'Brien played him through, striking past the keeper to
the bottom corner. Number four came on the hour, Mickey Thompson
picking out Jackson from a free kick, a clinical turn to thrash home.
Great play on the left hand side saw Matthew Parkinson lay off to David
Weaver-Pope his volley whistling just over the bar. The final goal
came in the 71st minute, O'Brien again feeding Jackson to claim his
hat-trick. Substitions saw the return of Jack Redhead and Jake Platten
to the First Team and up and coming Toby Hilliard a further opportunity
to adapt to Eastern Counties football. The victory well deserved,
undoubtably a much different fixture next week!

Next Saturday:
The First Team are at home to Braintree Reserves kick off 3pm.
The Reserves are away to Easton in the Cyril Ballyn Cup, kick off 2pm.
The 'A' Team travel to Tacolneston to start their 2012/1013 campaign,
kick off 3pm.
The Under 18's begin their Thurlow Nunn Eastern Counties Youth League
this Thursday with a tough home fixture, Histon the visitors, they then
visit Bury Town on Monday evening in the FA Youth Cup, both matches
kick off 7.45pm.

Many thanks in anticipation

Regards

Ray
Secretary STFC

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Pedlars make it three in a row

Continuing their current form Swaffham out-played Stowmarket
entertaining the Greens Meadow spectators with tight close play
football and the occasional moment of genious! It took twenty two
minutes to break the deadlock, Rory Harper played through to slot the
ball beneath the keeper into the net. Despite further chances, that is
how it stayed up to the break but always the promise of furhter goals.
Just seven minutes in the seond half, Joe Jackson beat his defender to
lay off to Harper for his second. In the 54th minute Jackson got his
reward, Will O'Brien played him through, striking past the keeper to
the bottom corner. Number four came on the hour, Mickey Thompson
picking out Jackson from a free kick, a clinical turn to thrash home.
Great play on the left hand side saw Matthew Parkinson lay off to David
Weaver-Pope his volley whistling just over the bar. The final goal
came in the 71st minute, O'Brien again feeding Jackson to claim his
hat-trick. Substitions saw the return of Jack Redhead and Jake Platten
to the First Team and up and coming Toby Hilliard a further opportunity
to adapt to Eastern Counties football. The victory well deserved,
undoubtably a much different fixture next week!

Many thanks in anticipation

Regards

Ray
Secretary STFC

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Pedlars make it three in a row

Continuing their current form Swaffham out-played Stowmarket
entertaining the Greens Meadow spectators with tight close play
football and the occasional moment of genious! It took twenty two
minutes to break the deadlock, Rory Harper played through to slot the
ball beneath the keeper into the net. Despite further chances, that is
how it stayed up to the break but always the promise of furhter goals.
Just seven minutes in the seond half, Joe Jackson beat his defender to
lay off to Harper for his second. In the 54th minute Jackson got his
reward, Will O'Brien played him through, striking past the keeper to
the bottom corner. Number four came on the hour, Mickey Thompson
picking out Jackson from a free kick, a clinical turn to thrash home.
Great play on the left hand side saw Matthew Parkinson lay off to David
Weaver-Pope his volley whistling just over the bar. The final goal
came in the 71st minute, O'Brien again feeding Jackson to claim his
hat-trick. Substitions saw the return of Jack Redhead and Jake Platten
to the First Team and up and coming Toby Hilliard a further opportunity
to adapt to Eastern Counties football. The victory well deserved,
undoubtably a much different fixture next week!

Many thanks in anticipation

Regards

Ray
Secretary STFC

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Pedlars make it three in a row

Continuing their current form Swaffham out-played Stowmarket
entertaining the Greens Meadow spectators with tight close play
football and the occasional moment of genious! It took twenty two
minutes to break the deadlock, Rory Harper played through to slot the
ball beneath the keeper into the net. Despite further chances, that is
how it stayed up to the break but always the promise of furhter goals.
Just seven minutes in the seond half, Joe Jackson beat his defender to
lay off to Harper for his second. In the 54th minute Jackson got his
reward, Will O'Brien played him through, striking past the keeper to
the bottom corner. Number four came on the hour, Mickey Thompson
picking out Jackson from a free kick, a clinical turn to thrash home.
Great play on the left hand side saw Matthew Parkinson lay off to David
Weaver-Pope his volley whistling just over the bar. The final goal
came in the 71st minute, O'Brien again feeding Jackson to claim his
hat-trick. Substitions saw the return of Jack Redhead and Jake Platten
to the First Team and up and coming Toby Hilliard a further opportunity
to adapt to Eastern Counties football. The victory well deserved,
undoubtably a much different fixture next week!

Many thanks in anticipation

Regards

Ray
Secretary STFC

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Pedlars make it three in a row

Continuing their current form Swaffham out-played Stowmarket
entertaining the Greens Meadow spectators with tight close play
football and the occasional moment of genious! It took twenty two
minutes to break the deadlock, Rory Harper played through to slot the
ball beneath the keeper into the net. Despite further chances, that is
how it stayed up to the break but always the promise of furhter goals.
Just seven minutes in the seond half, Joe Jackson beat his defender to
lay off to Harper for his second. In the 54th minute Jackson got his
reward, Will O'Brien played him through, striking past the keeper to
the bottom corner. Number four came on the hour, Mickey Thompson
picking out Jackson from a free kick, a clinical turn to thrash home.
Great play on the left hand side saw Matthew Parkinson lay off to David
Weaver-Pope his volley whistling just over the bar. The final goal
came in the 71st minute, O'Brien again feeding Jackson to claim his
hat-trick. Substitions saw the return of Jack Redhead and Jake Platten
to the First Team and up and coming Toby Hilliard a further opportunity
to adapt to Eastern Counties football. The victory well deserved,
undoubtably a much different fixture next week!

Many thanks in anticipation

Regards

Ray
Secretary STFC

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Pedlars make it three in a row

Continuing their current form Swaffham out-played Stowmarket
entertaining the Greens Meadow spectators with tight close play
football and the occasional moment of genious! It took twenty two
minutes to break the deadlock, Rory Harper played through to slot the
ball beneath the keeper into the net. Despite further chances, that is
how it stayed up to the break but always the promise of furhter goals.
Just seven minutes in the seond half, Joe Jackson beat his defender to
lay off to Harper for his second. In the 54th minute Jackson got his
reward, Will O'Brien played him through, striking past the keeper to
the bottom corner. Number four came on the hour, Mickey Thompson
picking out Jackson from a free kick, a clinical turn to thrash home.
Great play on the left hand side saw Matthew Parkinson lay off to David
Weaver-Pope his volley whistling just over the bar. The final goal
came in the 71st minute, O'Brien again feeding Jackson to claim his
hat-trick. Substitions saw the return of Jack Redhead and Jake Platten
to the First Team and up and coming Toby Hilliard a further opportunity
to adapt to Eastern Counties football. The victory well deserved,
undoubtably a much different fixture next week!

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Match date

Sat 25 Aug 2012

Kickoff

15:00

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