BEWDLEY TOWN FOOTBALL CLUB
Bewdley Town Football Club.
Ribbesford Meadows, Ribbesford
Bewdley, Worcestershire, DY12 2TJ
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UNDER 15’S WIN FAIR PLAY AWARD.
Bewdley Town under 15 side have won the Mercian County award for fair play for the
2010/11 season.
This is a tremendous award to win congratulations to all the lads concerned. You
should all be very proud of what you have achieved.
The photograph shows team manager Andy Bourne, Captain Ollie Bourne and Bewdley Town
Youth Team development manager Wayne Payton being presented with the award by FA
Welfare officer Anna-Maria Konstantinides
FREE ADMISSION TO WMPL MATCHES FOR BEWDLEY TOWN JUNIORS
Junior team members are reminded that they are entitled to free admission on first team match days, providing they are accompanied by at least one full entrance fee paying adult.
Bewdley Town Football Club is now on
We are looking for experienced, hardworking players to join our current squad.
See
our web page for more information...
West Midlands Premier League
Bustleholme 2- 4 Bewdley Town
Bewdley got off to the best possible start in this game scoring in the first five minutes and were three up after fifteen minutes
Bewdley got off to the best possible start when Richard Costello scored with a looping header from a free kick. Minutes later they doubled the score when Dan Gittens netted. Things got even better after fifteen minutes when Simon Rudd sent a rocket into the roof of the net direct from a free kick.
Bustleholme pulled a goal back from the penalty spot following a Sam Watkins foul in the box.
Bewdley added a fourth when Ollie Smith slotted home a simple chance after the ball had rebounded off the post. Bustlehole scored a second just before the break.
The second half did not see any goals but it was again dominated by Bewdley who had by far the better chances. Bustleholme have the post and their goalkeeper to thank for not conceding more goals.
DAN GITTENS IS HAT TRICK HERO FOR BEWDLEY
Bewdley Town......5
Bromyard Town.....2
West Midlands Premier League
Bewdley began this match in dominant form with Dan Gittens opening the scoring with
a long range shot. The second goal was scored by Chris Hough following a pass from
Ollie Smith.
Bewdley’s desire to attack was punished when Bromyard exploited a gap in the Bewdley
defence and pulled a goal back before half time.
Bewdley started the second half with all guns blazing and it saw Dan Gittens score
two more more to complete his hat trick and prompt Darren Steadman to run from his
goal to the half way line line to congratulate him.....which was a bit of a worry
because nobody was sure he would be able to make it back again!
Ollie Smith added a fifth from close range. Credit to Bromyard they kept battling
and pulled another goal back.
The second half saw chances at both ends and the final score could easily have been
10-5.
Despite scoring five goals and Dan Gittens scoring a hat trick the undoubted highlight
of the game was Sam ‘Spider’ Watkins bicycle kick which left players and supporters
alike speechless.
A goal in the first half followed by two more in the second completed a hat trick
for Dan Gittens, as he helped Bewdley gain a comprehensive victory over Bromyard
Town.
BEWDLEY MAKE WINNING START TO NEW YEAR
Cradley Town......0
Bewdley Town.....2
Bewdley made a winning start to the season with two first half goals. The only disappointment was that the score did not reflect Bewdley’s dominance of this match.
For the first ten minutes of this game Bewdley looked like all the rain had left them a bit rusty, it soon wore off and Bewdley went onto dominate this match.
The Bewdley midfield fought for every ball and Ollie Smith in attack never stopped running causing the Cradley defence all sorts of problems.
It was Ollie Smith who opened the scoring in the first half. A period of intense Bewdley pressure led to a goal mouth scramble with Smith putting the ball in the net.
The second goal was from the penalty spot. Smith was fouled in the box, Craig Webb stepped up to take the spot kick, putting the ball in the top corner of the net.
Bewdley could have doubled the score in the first ten minutes of the second half with Dan Gittens and Richard Burgess putting their shots high over the bar with the goal at the mercy.
Bewdley continued to dominate with Sean Wright having a couple of chances, Dan Gittens sent a blistering shot just over the bar and Ollie Smith hit the post.
Bewdley always seem to manage one defensive wobble and it came in the last ten minutes when Darren Steadman who had been a spectator for most of the match had to pull off a smart save
West Midlands Premier League
West Midlands Premier League
Saturday 7th January 2012
KO 3:00pm
Cradley Town 0 - 2 Bewdley Town
West Midlands Premier League
Saturday 28th January 2012
KO 3:00pm
Bewdley Town V AFC Wulfrunians
West Midlands Premier League
Saturday 4th February 2012
KO 3:00pm
Wednesfield V Bewdley Town
Friday 27th January 2012
The home game against AFC Wulfrunians scheduled for Saturday 28th January has been
postponed because of a waterlogged pitch
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