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Guildford Saints FC AGM

This years AGM will be held on Tuesday 18th May 2010 at St John's Church Hall, Merrow at 8.00pm. All are welcome to attend

Division Three 2009-2010 Final Table

POS		P	W	D	L	F	A	PTS
1	Perrywood Sports Jets U15	18	12	2	4	57	33	38
2	Grayshott U15	18	12	2	4	52	23	38
3	Claygate Royals U15	18	12	1	5	40	23	37
4	Farncombe Dynamos U15	18	8	5	5	29	30	29
5	Guildford Saints Blues U15	18	8	3	7	27	34	27
6	Staines Town Colts U15	18	7	4	7	40	35	25
7	Badshot Lea Blades U15	18	6	6	6	26	38	24
8	Guildford City Tigers	18	3	5	10	22	38	14
9	Woking & Maybury	18	3	2	13	32	49	11
10	St Francis Sports U15	18	2	4	12	25	47	10

Premier Division 2009-2010 Final Table

POS		P	W	D	L	F	A	PTS
1	Staines Town Juniors U15	18	15	2	1	61	22	47
2	Guildford City Lions U15	18	10	2	6	46	33	32
3	Staines Albion A U15	18	8	3	7	47	39	27
4	Guildford Saints U15	18	8	3	7	44	37	27
5	Leatherhead Predators U15	18	7	4	7	43	32	25
6	Mayford Athletic Oaks U15	18	6	6	6	39	41	24
7	Ascot United U15	18	5	6	7	43	56	21
8	Knaphill Wanderers Lions U15	18	5	6	7	39	52	21
9	Farnham United Flyers U15	18	6	1	11	38	61	19
10	Burpham Juniors A U15	18	2	3	13	30	57	9

End of Season Award Winners

Congratulations to the following players;

BLUES

Player of the Year - Tom Oldland

Golden Boot - Ed Davis (6 Goals)

Most Improved Player - George Collett

Player's Player of the Year - Chris Smith

SAINTS

Player of the Year - Tom Richards

Golden Boot - Tom Richards (26 Goals)

Most Improved Player - Joe Richards

Player's Player of the Year - Martin Peters

Claygate Royal Foleys 3 Guildford Saints Blues 0

My thanks to Derek for running the side for me at today's match. This is his report;

"I feel the this match was Deja-Vu, as the final score did not reflect the effort the boy’s put in to this match. First half we started off a bit slow, and there were definite signs that we had not played together for a while, this showed in the first goal, from a set piece, we gave them too much room and we got punished for it. Claygate were quick on the break, and often had our defence scrambling back to cover the long ball on a short pitch. This (and a dodgy decision by the referee!!) resulted in the second goal - in my opinion the foot was way too high in the tackle - but our boys have to learn to play to the whistle, as they paused briefly, and Claygate cashed in with their second.

In the second half we were by far the better team. We started to give as good as we got, as far as competing for the ball was concerned. We were also better at creating chances, but once again no matter how hard we tried, we just could not find the back of the net and the one time we did the linesman judged it to be offside!

The third goal came when there was a bit of hesitancy in our defence, and once again we were punished - no single blame... just two men, one ball and no clear challenge.

Towards the end Claygate were definitely fading with many of them showing signs of tired legs. We did have some more shots on goal but they just went wide or were straight at the 'keeper. The nearest we got was from a free kick in the dying moments of the game but the 'keeper pulled off the save of the match and just pushed the ball over the bar.

My praise goes to the entire team for their support and for sticking in there and for not giving up even though the score was against us - well done boys!

And thanks to the parents too for their support in a season that has had it's ups and downs. Simon, Kevin and myself hope to see you all back next season."

Man of the Match - Marcus Taylor

Guildford Saints 6 Farnham Utd 0

What a great way to finish off the season - with a resounding win full of good football and great finishing. Here's Kevin's match report;

"The last game of the season saw the Saints return to form after a rather dismal run of results. Saints scored early on when Jamie was on hand to turn in a parried Tom R shot, Julien then doubled the score before Josh pulled off a brilliant one handed save to deny Farnham a goal. With fifteen players to use for this game regular substitutions were made and one of these, Joe R, then came on and scored the third. This was a good display but we have and could have scored more with chances going begging and players straying offside too regularly. Farnham were reduced to ten through injury so we matched them by withdrawing Ben who came off with twinge in the back.

In the second half more changes were made with Ollie slotting into right back, Chris into left and Ross on the left of Midfield - and it was Ross who scored from the best move of the game with a good volley. Joe R then scored his second and Julien doubled up too before Farnham hit the crossbar from a free kick late in the match.

Overall a good display tonight but we can rue the dropped points over the season. Only one team have denied us any points in league this season (Staines Albion) so by rights we should have finished higher but overall I think all the boys have done well and I thank them all.

Man of the Match - Connor Duke