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Bodmin Town 2-2 St Dennis Launceston 2-3 Wendron United Liskeard Athletic 4-1 Mullion Newquay 3-1 Holsworthy Truro City Reserves 1-4 AFC St Austell Wadebridge Town 3-1 Callington Town Bridgwater United 8-0 Millbrook Falmouth Town 5-0 Oldland Abbotonians Helston Athletic 3-1 Clevedon Town Nailsea & Tickenham 1-2 Torpoint Athletic Saltash United 3-1 Welton Rovers

I'm unsure whether you're unsure on me or unsure on what I'm doing next season but either way I'll be sticking around and looking forward to welcoming Simon and Jamie! Appreciate the comments about the side, we're hoping the hard work gone in this year will give us a good platform to build on going forwards 👍

Living in the Tamar Valley it has been really pleasing to see the progress of Cally Tn and Lanson. Both teams have an accent upon local youthful talent. A bit further away surely this is the route Bodmin needs to follow to get out of their ongoing malaise?

Bridgwater United 8 v 0 Millbrook Falmouth Town 5 v 0 Oldland Abbotonians Helston Athletic 2 v 1 Clevedon Town Nailsea & Tickenham 2 v 2 Torpoint Athletic Saltash United 3 v 1 Welton Rovers

Falmouth Town 4: Newquay AFC 2. Luke Barner 9’, 45’ Louis Price 27’ Jacob Grange 58’ Alex Cole 75’ Kian Thomas 82’ Falmouth Town booked themselves into their 3rd Cornwall Senior Cup Final in 5 seasons after a convincing 2nd half display, which resulted in a 4-2 win over their South-West Peninsula League rivals Newquay. Newquay were missing influential dead-ball specialist Cam Turner and centre-back Matt Saunders in addition to ex-Falmouth Town player Tom Moxham who was cup-tied. Falmouth were unable to play strikers Oscar Massey and Rubin Wilson who were cup-tied having represented Penzance and Helston respectively in previous rounds before their moves to the Bickland Park outfit. The game started with Newquay slightly having the edge and competing well in the centre of midfield. However, it was Falmouth who opened the scoring after 9 minutes. Some good interplay down the left-hand side between Jacob Grange and Bradley Leivers resulted in a low-hard cross from Leivers. Luke Barner, who had already looked dangerous, managed to get in front of his defender and flicked the ball past Brodie Cole in the Newquay goal. The game continued though in the same vein with Newquay’s Louis Price providing a real test throughout the game for Leivers, and indeed Newquay’s first real chance of the game came from a Price header from a free kick which Morgan Coxhead did well to save low to his right. The next chance fell to Barner in the 23rd minute as he ran on to a ball and beat the keeper to his right but could only find the foot of the post and it rebounded to safety. The game was end to end and in the 26th Minute, Price picked the ball up just inside the Falmouth half. He cut inside and played a one-two with a Newquay midfielder and then unleashed a powerful shot from about 5 yard outside of the area which beat Coxhead to make it 1-1. A fair score-line at that point of the game. A few minutes later and Newquay nearly added to their score after a break from a Falmouth corner. Alex Cole ran in on goal showing great pace but his effort was saved well by Coxhead. There were no more goals until Falmouth made it 2-1 at a crucial stage of the game in the 4th minute of stoppage time. Again the threat came down the left with Grange tormenting the Newquay full back before crossing low and hard to find Barner again at the near post who scored from a back-heel. That late goal proved to have a big effect on the proceedings with Falmouth coming out for the 2nd half playing at an increased tempo with particularly Barner creating chances from wide on the right. It was from a right-sided corner that Falmouth scored their 3rd goal. It was cleared out to Andreas Calleja-Stayne, who again had a great game disrupting the Newquay midfield, and he played in Barner who found Grange in the 6-yard box. Grange then converted from another flick past Cole. Three very similar goals resulting from the Town attack consistently making good runs to the near post area and beating their defenders to the ball. Despite Famouth’s dominance, the game was not yet over. Another powerful run down the right by Price resulted in him pulling the ball back to Alex Cole on the edge of the box and he converted past Coxhead to make it 3-2. In the end, the game was won for Falmouth by an effort that was well worthy of the occasion. Substitute Kian Thomas ran at the defence down the left and rode three challenges, finding himself at the corner of the area, the ball bobbled invitingly up and he hit a powerful half-volley right into the top far corner. A spectacular effort. The remaining 7 minutes of normal time and a further 6 minutes of injury time was played out with Newquay looking like they had finally accepted their fate, and Falmouth were into the Cornwall Senior Cup final. So Falmouth continue their remarkable season, having secured another cup final day out for their large band of supporters, as well as the famous run to the FA Vase quarter-finals and finishing 2nd in the Toolstation Western League. The next in a series of challenges will be the completion of their league campaign with a home tie against Oldland Abbottonians on Saturday. This will be followed by the first play-off match in their bid to gain promotion to the Southern League Div. 1 South, which will take place at Bickland Park on Tuesday 30th April. Victory here would result is a play-off final again at Bickland on the following Saturday. A great opportunity awaits for Falmouth to play next season at the highest ever level in the history of the club. Another massive week of football awaits! Falmouth Town: Morgan Coxhead, James Swan©, Bradley Leivers, James Ward, Tom Annear, Andreas Calleja-Stayne, Jared Sims, Andy Elcock, Luke Barner, Luke Brabyn, Jacob Grange. Subs: Cam Hutchinson, Max Everall, Charlie Edney, Tom Fisher, Kian Thomas, Jack Webber. Newquay AFC: 1 Cole, 2 Edlin, 3 Evans, 12 Flanningan, 5 Downing, 6 Sharp, 7 Shepard, 17 Fallens, 10 Lowrey, 11 Price, 18 Cole. Subs: Tilston, Beer, Preston, Davie, Briggs.

I just asked someone who the ref was and I've seen him twice this season and each time I think he's been good.i think the post at the top is not fair. I've not been down. Here long but I know this ref to do the games properly and not worry about what people think or the score he will get at the end.a ref once told me that the best refs are the ones that don't care what they get scored because they will follow the rules and apply them properly without worrying about upsetting the clubs and assessors

Exactly,,, nail on head!! MQx

A real shame that the game didn't go ahead today, as 2 of our youth teams looked forward to their 'matchday magic' event! We were told at 4pm that Troon only had 4 players available and the would not be fulfilling the fixture. Best of luck to them for the rest of the season. Kiddos still had a great time and it was nice to play a bit of 5-a-side, especially with a Troon player who didn't know that game was off 😬 Onto Biscovey on Sunday ❤️🖤❤️🖤

Bodmin Town 2 - 2 St Dennis Launceston 1 - 2 Wendron United Liskeard Ath 4 - 1 Mullion Newquay 3 - 1 Holsworthy Truro City Res 0 - 5 AFC St Austell Wadebridge T 3 - 1 Callington Town Bridgwater United 7 - 0 Millbrook Falmouth Town 3 - 0 Oldland Abbotonians Helston Athletic 2 - 2 Clevedon Town Nailsea & Tickenham 2 - 2 Torpoint Athletic Saltash United 2 - 1 Welton Rovers

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Bodmin 2 St Dennis 2 Launceston 1 Wendron 3 Liskeard 4 Mullion 0 Newquay 3 Holsworthy 1 Truro City REserves 0 AFC ST Austell 4 Wadebridge 3 Callington 1 Bridgwater 5 Millbrook 0 Falmouth 4 OLDland Abbotonians 0 Helston 2 Clevedon 1 Nailsea 1 Torpoint 2 Saltash 4 Welton 1

DIV TWO WEST Mawnan Reserves v Newlyn Non-Athletico (2.30pm) Penzance Reserves v Constantine Redruth United Reserves v Stithians……Off…. Stithians conceded St Buryan v Perranwell Reserves DIV THREE WEST Probus v Carharrack RNAS Culdrose Reserves v Falmouth DC St Keverne v Goonhavern Athletic DIV FOUR WEST Constantine Reserves v Lizard Argyle Reserves Frogpool & Cusgarne Reserves v Mullion Thirds Pendeen Rovers Reserves v Perranporth Penryn Athletic Reserves v Helston Raiders ========================================= TUES 30 TH APRIL DIV TWO WEST Mawnan Reserves v Frogpool & Cusgarne Redruth United Reserves v New Inn Titans DIV FOUR WEST Constantine Reserves v Penryn Athletic Reserves Frogpool & Cusgarne Reserves v Storm WEDNESDAY 1ST MAY DIV TWO WEST Constantine v Falmouth United DIV THREE WEST Dropship v RNAS Culdrose Reserves St Keverne v Holman SC DIV FOUR WEST St Just Reserves v Pendeen Rovers Reserves

In the games I've seen this season my opinion is that the standard is good.players however don't seem to learn.look at the stats 4 reds, sin bins etc. That doesn't show a referee is out of control, it's the players that couldn't get their head around it after the first sin bin or red card. How many more warnings do players need?

Bodmin Town 2-1 St Dennis Launceston 2-1 Wendron United Liskeard Athletic 5-0 Mullion Newquay 3-1 Holsworthy Truro City Reserves 1-4 AFC St Austell Wadebridge Town 3-2 Callington Town Bridgwater United 6-0 Millbrook Falmouth Town 5-0 Oldland Abbotonians Helston Athletic 2-1 Clevedon Town Nailsea & Tickenham 2-2 Torpoint Athletic Saltash United 5-1 Welton Rovers

We don’t need any of those on here please! 😱

I think that the 5 were Newquay supporters.

Thanks Dave i havnt a clue what the sub Forum is not very good with all this technology and fancy words ,and you know i like a good moan Dave im not goin to agree everything that is put on here and i will say so im no ass licker

Think we're coming up to the 20th anniversary of Kevin Heaney walking into the club. "The Heaney Years- South Western League To Wembley To Winding Up Orders" documentary would make quite some viewing. Especially if there was input from those that were there.

I think they’ve done incredibly well to still be around now. Loads of outgoings with not many incomings doesn’t make for a sound business! If they’re in Cornwall they will require more as well to attract players.

You can hear from the outgoing management team on this week’s RAPPO & DEACS FRIDAY Fix podcast - here’s where to go :-

🙌 well said Mr Administrator.

No, Steve posted in the predictions sub-forum by mistake and so I moved it and so as Luke has pointed out Steve it’s got its own thread. Scroll down and you’ll find it. It’s there for all to see now that I’ve had to move it. Steve - originally you had posted in the predictions sub-forum! If I could add a little bit of advice, post it in the correct place in the first instance might help! And look before you start moaning. Very few posts are ever removed from this forum!😃👍

That figure was from the Cornwall FA!