The Triangle, Mill Lane, Henley, Oxon. RG9 4HB

From Reading on A.4155 turn right by Jet Garage

Tel: 01491 - 411083 or 07730-924-100

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LATEST

Darren Shrubb`s youth side won the Central Division title at Aylesbury Vale on Tuesday 6th May after going a goal down but Richard Smith and Adam Jeffrey scored to give us top place that we so nearly got last season.

The Youth team will now meet Hanwell Town on Monday 19th May at 7.45 at Hounslow Borough in the Subsidary Cup Final.

We Hosted a Reading Senior Cup Semi-Final on Saturday 3rd May won by Marlow on penalties after 1-1 on penalties but Reading Jubilee Cup Final rained off and now at IBIS on Sat 17th May at 1pm.

Our Ladies won 1-0 at Wycombe Wanderers (Ali Johnson) but the Sunday Reserve v Kidmore End was off and will be 1-1 I think.

Two goals by Dave Hobbs gave the Reserves a 2-0 win home to Hungerford Town in their last game of the season but the Youth side lost 1-0 at Thame Utd but still have Aylesbury Vale away on Wednesday to win the league but this game is off.

Barton Rovers were beaten 2-0 by our Sunday Reserves on the Triangle but the Ladies lost 3-2 (Davies, Mullins) there in the afternoon and they still have four games left.

A 2-1 loss away to Thame Utd ended the season while the 2nd team drew 1-1 (Jeffrey) home to Milton United.

We won 3-2 (Boylan 2, Donegan) under the new lights at Holyport on Wed 23rd April and the Ladies beat bottom side Reading Ladies 7-0 (Lloyd 4, Patterson, Leahy, Johnson) at home.

The Reserves went down 5-0 at Abingdon United whose 17 year old keeper made some super saves to deny Henley and assure his side second place in the table.

Our Youth side lost 2-0 at Reading Town in the Allied Counties Subsidary Cup semi-final while Hanwell Town won 1-0 in the other one against North Leigh.

Hard luck ladies - our team lost 2-1 in injury time to Oxford City at Kidlington in the County Ladies Cup Final on Sunday. The Sunday side lost 3-2 home to IBIS.

Tommy Boylan scored twice in a thrilling 5-3 win at Wokingham & Emmbrook while the Reserves won 3-1 home to Cheltenham Saracens with Adam Jeffrey 2 and Toby Newell getting the goals.

The Youth side who could have won the league went down 2-0 at Burnham while rivals Maidenhead Utd won 4-3 at Flackwell Heath and the lead is down to only one point. Back at home the Ladies beat Aldershot 2-1 with goals from Patterson and Lloyd.

We won 3-1 at Chinnor on Tue 15th but the Sunday Reserves lost 5-1 (Mark Webb) home to Southbank

Our Sunday 1st lost 2-0 home to Dee Road. In a fixture change, the Sunday Reserves play this Tuesday and the Reserve v Milton Utd is switched to Saturday 26th April.

We lost 2-0 at league winners Chalfont Wasps but the Reserves won 5-0 home to Wantage Town with Dave Hobbs getting another hat-trick, Toby Nowell a splendid goal after a mazy dribble and Matt David a header.

The 1st team won 1-0 at Penn & Tylers Green with Graham Pickersgill scoring in the 50th minute and 3 miles up the road the Youth drew 2-2 at Holmer Green on Wednesday 9th.

We went 3-0 down then pulled back to 3-3 (Donegan, Hobbs, Newham) but lost 7-3 home to Binfield Reserves on Tuesday 8th April

In the Youth Subsidary Cup Qtr-Final, Thatcham Town were defeated 6-2 (Warwick 2, Smith, Roughneen, Nowell, Jeffrey) on the Triangle Monday nightSubsidary Cup. We play at Reading Town in the semi-final on Monday 21st April.

Snow caused the postponement of our Sunday Reserves v Kidmore End and the Ladies v Aldershot.

Dave Hobbs scored his 101st Hellenic League goal with his third one at Badshot Lea in a 5-1 win with Isaac Smith and an own goal but Isaac was sent off near the end by a strange decision by Ref Lee Turnbull that baffled everyone. Meanwhile the 1st team lost 1-0 home to Finchampstead but rose a place in the table as Binfield had a point deducted.

Kidlington were defeated 4-1 (Mills, Hobbs, Donegan, o.g.) on the Triangle on Thursday 3rd April

The Youth side won 4-1 at Windsor & Eton (Warwick, Smith, Roughneen, Nowell) on Wednesday.

Davies 2, Penglase, Cale & Pickersgill scored for the Reserves to win 5-0 home to Carterton on Tuesday 1st April.

Our Youth side lost the Oxfordshire U-18 semi-final at Harpsden 2-1 with Casey Warwick getting a penalty equaliser but the Ladies won 4-0 at Southampton with goals from Leahy 2, Cooke and Johnson. The Sunday 1st team lost 2-0 at Whitley Tavern.

Ascot Utd scored first but Michael Davies lobbed the keeper from a Dave Givens through ball then following a desperate scramble big Dave Hobbs hit the winner for a 2-1 win. Brian Piggott was the ref and he was our keeper from 1973 to 1977 !

The Reserves scored first through Michael Davies but Shrivenham hit 3 to reach the semi-final of the Reserve Cup on Wed 26th.

Our Reserves got a 2-2 draw at Cheltenham Saracens on Easter Monday with goals from Michael Davies & Kieron Penglase but Brett Rann got a nasty injury.

1st team had no game on Sat 22nd March and Reserves home to Milton Utd was off. Also off at the Triangle the Sunday 1st v Whitley Tavern and the Ladies v Shanklin.

We beat Thame Utd 2-1 after Toomey put us ahead, they equalised and hit our crossbar 3 times before Mills got a late winner. The game was held up for 25 minutes when an ambulance was called for George Brewer who seemed to slip awkwardly in the second half and was carried off. He will have a scan on Monday 31st.

Just heard that Youth game at Aylesbury Vale on Wednesday is off. We have had a meeting with the Town Council about parking meters coming to the Mill Lane car park in the summer !

We lost 3-0 home to 3rd placed Holyport on Sat 15th March while the Reserves went to North Leigh where Steve Morris handled on the goal line in the 4th minute, got a red card, they put the penalty away and 1-0 was the final score.

Youth semi-final home to Kidlington off as even the Harpsden pitch kept on standby was too wet to play on. It will now be played on Sunday 30th March at the Triangle.

From an early goal down, the Youth team went 3-1 ahead to 4-3 down and won with 3 minutes to spare home to Sun Postal Sports in the Subsidary Cup on Wednesday. Scorers were Alex Biggs 2, Brett Rann, Toby Nowell and Isaac Smith. They now have Thatcham Town at the Triangle on Monday 7th April.

Reserves v Shrivenham League Cup off Tues 11th March and now set for 26th March with the Kidlington match moving to 3rd April.

The Sunday Reserves beat Riverside 4-0 at the Triangle on Sunday 11th March but our Ladies went down later by 6-2 with goals by Lou Lloyd and Tina Leahy in a rehearsal for the county cup.

David Mills scored the only goal as we won 1-0 at Kintbury Rangers on Saturday 8th March with several youth players. In fact, injuries and lack of bodies meant that we could not field a reserve side at home to play Kidlington. This will incur a fine from the league and another date to play them.

Isaac Smith, Toby Newell and Adam Jeffrey scored the goals as we beat Maidenhead Utd Youth 3-0 at home on Wednesday 5th March to put us 3 points clear still with two games in hand.

The Reserves won 7-1 at Wootton Bassett Town on Tuesday 4th March with Michael Davies getting 4, Keiron Penglase 2 and Dave Newham.

Well done Alex Biggs and Michael Davies who both ran the Reading Half-Marathon in under two hours.

Our Sunday side with some reserves in went down 3-2 home to South Stoke but later the Ladies beat Slough 1-0 with Lou Lloyd the scorer. They now play Oxford City at home then Shanklin (I.o.W.) away and then at home !

The 1st team lost 2-1 at Rayners Lane (Isaac Smith) while the Reserves went out of the Reading Junior Cup 2-0 at Bishopswood to Park United.

We beat bottom of the league Prestwood 4-1 with goals from Isaac Smith, Graham Pickersgill, David Mills (penalty) and a header from Dave Hobbs. The visitors wore an all orange strip which showed up well under the lights and both Hobbs and Casey Warwick hit the same post at the top end in the second half.

Coach Martin Ireland has left us looking for higher grade football but on good terms and we all wish him well.

TRAINING

Tigerturf at the Rugby Club on 27 Sept on from

8pm - 9.30pm

Martin King joined the committee at the A.G.M. and Tony Kingston is staying on as Secretary.

The 2nd Xl will be run by John Davies & Dave Hobbs while the Youth will be run by Darren Shrubb & Andy Dell.

The A.G.M. was on Sunday 1st July .

Dirty Sanchez won the Fives again 1-0 v Armegeddon with the goal scored by Richard Witt although they had lost 1-0 to them in the

league. Semi-Finals: Englefield Sunday 0 Armageddon 1, Printers 0 Dirty Sanchez 1.

The Ladies winners by 2-0 were Bristol Academy who scored 26 goals without reply including Oxford Utd in the semi-final. The other finalists Reading Ladies beat Launton 1-0 in the other semi-final.

Henley Ladies A came second in their league but lost to a late goal by Cheryl Williams of Bristol Academy in the quarter-finals.

Two page report with photos in the "Henley Standard" and our thanks to Henley Boys & Girls FC for the pitches. Also thanks to

Alan Mooney the organiser.

I see the Hellenic League had 357 games postponed last season v 113 in 2005-06, we had 12 off but Wantage Town had 19 !

Presentation Night:

Jamie Thomas won both 1st team cups and Andy Bryan the Eric Bailey Trophy on Friday 18th May.

Other cups went to Rickardo Roberts 2nd team, Loraine Bell and Emma Cooke Ladies, James Rusby and Dave Newham Youth, Ross Gallagher and Tom Candish Sunday 1st and Jamie de Olivera and Antonio Fox Sunday 2nd team.

The Youth Team had smart new track suits thanks to Chris Irvin at Newtown Car Sales.

Flackwell Heath will join Hellenic Premier for season 2007-08 along with Badshot Lea using Farnborough Town`s pitch. Bisley Sports

will remain in our Division One (East)

Thame United drop into Division One East with newcomers Ascot

United coming in from the Reading League.

Allied Counties Youth League is sponsored by Nescafe

BOOKS FOR SALE: John Bailey`s "A Phoenix Once Again" and "Reg Arlett-The Henley Meteor". The history of football in the Thames Valley "A Pleasing and Unobjectionable Recreation" and Not Just On Christmas Day. Also, "50 Glorious Years" the story of the Hellenic League only £2 with many pictures of every team that played and every league table.

ALSO: Club badges £2.50, linen badges £5.00 and Hellenic League keyrings and badges for sale and some programmes.

Thank you Henley Town Council for all your support