Combination League End of Season Review

[YoungPercy]

I have seen a similar thread on a different forum and wondered what peoples thoughts were of the combination clubs and players this season;

Have a look and add your thoughts and ideas;

These are just my opinions and that doesnt mean they are right or wrong.

Best After Match Food - Helston

Friendliest clubs - St Just - on the field you get a battle, off it great bunch of lads

Best signing - Dom Pullen (Perranwell) 53 goals+ says it all

Under performers - St. Day - Talk of the title at the start of the season

Over achievers - Pendeen - After promotion last season nobody expected them to do so well

Best crowd - difficult one cant really pick a specific crowd.

Worst place to visit - Pendeen - nothing against the club, a long journey and we didnt play well

Worst Facilities - Perranwell - One of the showers was cold and the light in the changing room didnt work

Best strike partnership - Liam Eddy, Mark Goldsworthy (Helston)

Best Goalkeeper - Tom Collins (Mullion)

[wells wilderbeast]

Liam eddy only joined helstin half way through the season so don't think he qualifies as best strike partner ship.

Best after match food has to be culdrose,bloody loads of chips curry and rice,didn't need to eat for a week after that game lol

[Follower]

Liam and Mark have scored 43 between them since Liam signed. Good job he did only sign halfway through the season.

[Follower]

Best After Match Food - Culdrose

Friendliest clubs - Wendron

Best signing - Sid Taylor - took a team of 4 senior players and transformed them into champions, albeit with a massive budget, hance why Nige Thwaites and Liam Eddy signed at the start of the season.

Under performers - Penryn - I thought they were going on to bigger things after not losing a game last season

Over achievers - St Agnes - young team who surely should of been near the bottom. Great achievement by Mr Kimmins

Best crowd - Pendeen were a vocal bunch as were Perranwell.

Worst place to visit - Perranwell - only because its the only league game Helston lost while I was playing for them.

Worst Facilities - Perranwell

Best strike partnership - Mike O'Neill and Rob Dunne - although Mikey didn't play against Helston they are both over the 20 goal mark, don't think any other strike force in the combo is

Best Goalkeeper - Difficult one this one. Sid Taylor kept 10 clean sheets in 16 games, Martyn Webster has transformed into an excellent goalkeeper also but I was impressed with the Wendron keeper Ian Carpenter

[Thaddeus Cox]

Best After Match Food - Culdrose

Friendliest clubs - Wendron

Best signing - Sid Taylor - took a team of 4 senior players and transformed them into champions, albeit with a massive budget, hance why Nige Thwaites and Liam Eddy signed at the start of the season.

Under performers - Penryn - I thought they were going on to bigger things after not losing a game last season

Over achievers - St Agnes - young team who surely should of been near the bottom. Great achievement by Mr Kimmins

Best crowd - Pendeen were a vocal bunch as were Perranwell.

Worst place to visit - Perranwell - only because its the only league game Helston lost while I was playing for them.

Worst Facilities - Perranwell

Best strike partnership - Mike O'Neill and Rob Dunne - although Mikey didn't play against Helston they are both over the 20 goal mark, don't think any other strike force in the combo is

Best Goalkeeper - Difficult one this one. Sid Taylor kept 10 clean sheets in 16 games, Martyn Webster has transformed into an excellent goalkeeper also but I was impressed with the Wendron keeper Ian Carpenter

Got to agree about Ian Carpenter....class!

[Perranwell Twins]

Best Programme: Perranwell :thumbsup: