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Gazette, Friday, July 2, 2010
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Premier Division winners: Dolphins.
Division 4 winners: AFC Aussie.
It keeps getting
better for league
Challenge Cup winners: Aussie Arms collect trophy.
Division 1 Cup winners: Strokes.
Thanet Sunday League
Division 1 winners: Generation Sports.
ELEVEN new clubs have
joined the Belmonte Thanet
Sunday Football League.
They were voted in when the
league held their AGM at the
Red Arrow Club.
The teams, who will start
Division 4, are: Flying Horse,
AFC Acorn, Wig & Pen, Westgate Social Club, Clifton Arms,
Webbs
Removals,
Cecils,
Queens Head, Sovereign Upholstery, Kings Utd, Harpers.
League chairman Ernie
McGarvey
congratulated
teams on the standard of football last season.
He said: “The competition
the league programme has
provided has once again been
excellent in all divisions and
my congratulations go to
everyone but special praise to
the divisional champions and
cup winners.
“It is pleasing to see the recent trend bucked and this sea-
ROLL OF HONOUR
Premier Division: Dolphins
Division 1: Generation Sports
Division 2: Stonecroft
Phoenix
Division 3: AFC Thanet
Division 4: AFC Aussie
Challenge Cup: Aussie Arms
Premier Division Cup: Albys
United
Division 1 Cup: Strokes
Division 2 Cup: Don Ronaldo
Division 3 Cup: Rodney
Reapers
Division 4 Cup: Little Albion
Five-a-Side Trophy: FC De
son the league’s competitions
have been shared among a lot
of winners.”
There were challenging
times for the league who were
defeated on a motion to boot
out Albion Athletic following a
string of disciplinary issues at
an EGM in February.
But McGarvey paid tribute
Achievement award: Sue and Tim Mather with chairman Ernie.
Ville
Andrew Sansom Memorial
Trophy: Albion Athletic
The three Invitation
competitions were cancelled
GOLDEN BOOT AWARDS
Overall winner: Jamie Brown
(AFC Thanet, Div 3) 39
Premier Division: Danny
Twyman (Dolphins) 17
Division 1: David Northam
(Minnis Bay) 24
Division 2: Daniel Wells (Don
Ronaldo) 22
Division 4: Luke Hillman
to the way Albion have cleaned
up their act.
He said: “I am pleased to say
that we were defeated because
the team have received positive
reports from referees since
then and I have always been an
advocate of promoting local
football to those that want to
embrace our rules.”
Best ref: Brian Mallon (left).
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SECRETARIES-OFTHE-YEAR
Overall winner: Danny Jeys
(Goldney FC, Division 2)
Premier Division: James
Wells (Aussie Arms)
Division 1: Mick McColl
(Barnaby)
Division 3: Johnathon
Deslandes (AFC Thanet)
Division 4: Alec Wood (The
Orb)
League official Dick Turner
wins KCFA award - page 68
Top secretary: Danny Jeys (right).
The league remain hot on
discipline and from next season have the power to cancel
registrations of players who accrue more than 112 days’ suspension over two seasons.
Secretary Nigel Pope extended his thanks to club secretaries and league officials for all
their hard work.
How the teams will
line up next season
Division 2 Cup winners: Don Ronaldo.
Division 2 winners: Stonecroft.
Division 3 Cup winners: Rodney Reapers.
Premier Division
Dolphins; South Eastern; Albys
United; Windsor Decor; Albion Athletic; Active; FC De Ville; Aussie Arms;
Birchington USC; Generation Sports;
Strokes; Cramptons.
Division 1
Hotel De Ville; Barnaby; Port & Anchor;
Minnis Bay; Saunders; Preston;
Stonecroft; Ash; Don Ronaldo; JR
Construction; Lesters; Goldney.
Division 2
Vale Tavern; Pfizer; Prestige Insurance; Mulberry Tree; Westgate Social;
AFC Thanet; Rodney Reapers; St
Lawrence Tavern; Camden; British Legion; The Odds; Thanet Leisureforce.
Division 3
Canterbury United; Chilton Tavern;
AFC Aussie; Eclipse Recovery; Powell
Arms; Northwood Ramsgate; Little Albion; 9G Design; Elephant & Castle;
Southwich; Sheldons Ultras; The
Orb.
Division 4
Saga Services; Flying Horse; AFC
Acorn; Wig & Pen; Westgate Social
Club; Clifton Arms; Webbs Removals;
Cecils; Queens Head; Sovereign Upholstery; Kings United; Harpers.
Division 3 winners: AFC Thanet.
Premier Division Cup winners: Albys United.
Division 3 winners: AFC Thanet.
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