LWC Drinks Combination League Results and Latest Table - Saturday 6th April 2019

[cornishteddyboy]

Results for
Saturday 6th April 2019 
Carharrack (Sam Barnicoat) 1-9 Lizard Argyle (???) 
Att - 10
Hayle (Liam Mooney) 1-2 Wendron United Reserves (Matt Larcombe, OG) 
Att - 27
Illogan RBL (???) 1-3 Helston Athletic Reserves (Charlie Young 2, Jamie Thomson)
Att - ???
Perranporth (Luke Wort) 1-1 St Just (???)
Att - 35
Porthleven Reserves (???) 1-5 St Day (Dan Richards 3, Matt Witts, Jacob Cleverly)
Att - ???
Redruth United (Will Eva, Sam Bradley) 2-2 Pendeen Rovers (Silas Sullivan, Josh Findlay) 
Att - 35

Supplementary Cup
Q-F
Mullion 0-3 Perranwell (Jack Rapsey, Phil Rees, James Davies)
Att - 41

As at 5-15pm on 6-4-19
POS TEAM PL W D L F A GD PTS
1 PERRANPORTH 30 23 3 4 91 33 58 72
2 PENRYN ATHLETIC 30 19 6 5 102 28 74 67*                                                                                             

3 HELSTON ATHLETIC RESERVES 32 22 1 9 110 48 62 67
4 ST DAY 30 21 4 5 109 46 63 67
5 ST IVES TOWN 29 19 5 5 88 27 61 62
6 FALMOUTH TOWN RESERVES 34 19 4 11 92 48 44 61
7 ILLOGAN RBL 29 15 4 10 75 45 30 49
8 HAYLE 31 15 3 13 72 57 15 48
9 PERRANWELL 26 13 2 11 43 33 10 41
10 WENDRON UNITED RESERVES 27 9 8 10 60 63 -3 35
11 LIZARD ARGYLE 31 10 4 17 59 77 -18 34
12 MULLION 30 10 3 17 51 73 -22 33
13 RNAS CULDROSE 27 10 3 13 49 73 -24 33
14 PENDEEN ROVERS 31 10 6 15 60 70 -10 32*
15 ST JUST 30 7 9 14 52 72 -20 32*
16 ST AGNES 28 8 6 14 54 80 -26 30
17 REDRUTH UNITED 31 7 3 21 44 108 -62 24
18 PORTHLEVEN RESERVES 29 5 1 24 50 143 -93 12*
19 CARHARRACK 27 0 3 24 21 161 -140 -1*
* POINTS ADJUSTED

[Tom Trust]

Rumours of a late kick-off at Carharrack. Any truth?

[Richard Chown]

No 1500 Tom

[Tom Trust]

Ta!

[cornishteddyboy]

Mullion 0-3 Perranwell in the Cup

[Martin Eddy]

Redruth 2 pendeen 2

Will Eva and Sam Bradley for Redruth and silas Sullivan and Josh Finley for Pendeen 35 watching 

[Martin Eddy]

Still 35 watching at Redruth paul

[stevieb]

27 plus 2 dogs at Hayle Liam Mooney with a late goal 

[Tom Trust]

Carharrack 1, Lizard 9

Great mugs of tea, 50p, buttered sausage bap £1 - unbeatable!

Which can't be said of the team! Another sad spectacle as the Club struggles to reach the end of the season without having to call off any more games, at great expense which it cannot afford. I know fines will be imposed but as one person said to me today, it seems wrong, when a club is struggling to keep its head above water, to put your foot on its head. Player availability is becoming a problem across the lower divisions and leagues and County FAs need to recognise that punishing clubs will hardly help: the opposite, in fact. Then when I hear (okay, hearsay) that even a club like St Day, with three men's teams, doesn't get a full turn-out for its training night, then if this is true, I despair.

As for the game, a poor Combo side against essentially a poor Junior side (using Olde Terminologye!). The home side obviously weren't used to playing together but all credit to them all for turning out. Players can learn when playing against better sides, but a weekly drubbing spoils your appetite for the game. Ludgvan must know the feeling.

Goals: 0 - 1 (2nd minute), 0 - 2 (6), 0 - 3 (13), 0 - 4 (24), 1 - 4 (27 whoop, whoop!),  half Time, 1 - 5 (48, cracker from outside the box), 1 - 6 (61), 1 - 7 (67), 1 - 8 (73, clever free kick), 1 - 9 (76, nice header from a left wing cross).

Excellently reffed by Kevin Knowles whose positive and cheerful attitude was apparent as he jollied the players along and applied Law 13 with impressive common sense. 10 out of 10 fro me.

Perranwell Tuesday evening, anyone? (Bring yer boots!)

[le boss]

8 minutes ago, Tom Trust said:

Carharrack 1, Lizard 9

Great mugs of tea, 50p, buttered sausage bap £1 - unbeatable!

Which can't be said of the team! Another sad spectacle as the Club struggles to reach the end of the season without having to call off any more games, at great expense which it cannot afford. I know fines will be imposed but as one person said to me today, it seems wrong, when a club is struggling to keep its head above water, to put your foot on its head. Player availability is becoming a problem across the lower divisions and leagues and County FAs need to recognise that punishing clubs will hardly help: the opposite, in fact. Then when I hear (okay, hearsay) that even a club like St Day, with three men's teams, doesn't get a full turn-out for its training night, then if this is true, I despair.

As for the game, a poor Combo side against essentially a poor Junior side (using Olde Terminologye!). The home side obviously weren't used to playing together but all credit to them all for turning out. Players can learn when playing against better sides, but a weekly drubbing spoils your appetite for the game. Ludgvan must know the feeling.

Goals: 0 - 1 (2nd minute), 0 - 2 (6), 0 - 3 (13), 0 - 4 (24), 1 - 4 (27 whoop, whoop!),  half Time, 1 - 5 (48, cracker from outside the box), 1 - 6 (61), 1 - 7 (67), 1 - 8 (73, clever free kick), 1 - 9 (76, nice header from a left wing cross).

Excellently reffed by Kevin Knowles whose positive and cheerful attitude was apparent as he jollied the players along and applied Law 13 with impressive common sense. 10 out of 10 fro me.

Perranwell Tuesday evening, anyone? (Bring yer boots!)

Poor junior side? Lizard had been a good successful junior side for many years and quite rightly now join the Combo League, so its a bit harsh to say they are a poor side. Maybe they just played poorly but I expect any side in the world would like to play poorly and score 9 goals. 

With regards to continually penalising Carharrack - thems is the rules which EVERY team signs up to before they start. Cannot be setting precedents out of sympathy sadly.

[Tom Trust]

Oh, dear, le boss, I was referring to Lizard's standing in the league. In the bottom third of the table, they cannot be regarded as a good Combo side; and the score reflects the gap between the Combo and the lower levels of the Trelawney. As for the rules, rules are made by people, they are not handed down from the Mount....

[Uni]

Mullion came away from today's game not sure how they managed to not get anything from the game today. Completely dominated the first half against a gigantic Perranwell side but found themselves 1-0 at half time. A soft penalty and a good header completed the scoring in the second half. Perranwell saw the game out well in the second half but Mullion the much better footballing side on the day. The scoreline not a reflection on the game. But that's football. 

[le boss]

14 minutes ago, Tom Trust said:

Oh, dear, le boss, I was referring to Lizard's standing in the league. In the bottom third of the table, they cannot be regarded as a good Combo side; and the score reflects the gap between the Combo and the lower levels of the Trelawney. As for the rules, rules are made by people, they are not handed down from the Mount....

Then perhaps you should have worded your comment accordingly. I guess you are intimating that Carharrack are a junior side?

[Andys]

3 minutes ago, Uni said:

Mullion came away from today's game not sure how they managed to not get anything from the game today. Completely dominated the first half against a gigantic Perranwell side but found themselves 1-0 at half time. A soft penalty and a good header completed the scoring in the second half. Perranwell saw the game out well in the second half but Mullion the much better footballing side on the day. The scoreline not a reflection on the game. But that's football. 

Not sure what game you were watching, guess rose tinted specs must be complimentary for watching at Mullion. Don't recall the Well's keeper having to make a save in the first half, and the boys squandered three or four good chances before James Davies slotted a class finish to make it 1-0. Maybe three corners in five minutes counts as "completely dominated", but didn't see much else. Agree that Mullion played some neat football in spells, but no end product. Even with the strong wind at their backs for the second half they couldn't break the Well down. We lost another two to injuries to add to our growing sick list. The pen was a bit soft tbh and a goal line block by the Well could have been given as one the other way on another day. Another towering header from one of our resident giants (Phil Rees) made it 2-0 and a well taken pen calmly finished by Rappo junior wrapped up the quarter final to make it 3-0. Good performance from Marc Rose in the black kit. Looking forward to see who we draw in the semi.

[SS98]

4 minutes ago, Andys said:

Not sure what game you were watching, guess rose tinted specs must be complimentary for watching at Mullion. Don't recall the Well's keeper having to make a save in the first half, and the boys squandered three or four good chances before James Davies slotted a class finish to make it 1-0. Maybe three corners in five minutes counts as "completely dominated", but didn't see much else. Agree that Mullion played some neat football in spells, but no end product. Even with the strong wind at their backs for the second half they couldn't break the Well down. We lost another two to injuries to add to our growing sick list. The pen was a bit soft tbh and a goal line block by the Well could have been given as one the other way on another day. Another towering header from one of our resident giants (Phil Rees) made it 2-0 and a well taken pen calmly finished by Rappo junior wrapped up the quarter final to make it 3-0. Good performance from Marc Rose in the black kit. Looking forward to see who we draw in the semi.

I agree with the previous comment. Clear handball denied mullion a penalty, and thought Mullion completely dominated the footballing 

[bighairydave]

8 minutes ago, SS98 said:

I agree with the previous comment. Clear handball denied mullion a penalty, and thought Mullion completely dominated the footballing 

Can’t he handball when it hits the chest!?

[SS98]

Just now, bighairydave said:

Can’t he handball when it hits the chest!?

Best save all season ha ha 

[Martin Eddy]

Just like to say on a positive note we ( Redruth) went to Pendeen beginning of the season with 12 bodies and got buried by 12 goals today we are disappointed with a draw.well done to the team off the pitch we are moving in the right direction 

[Andys]

5 minutes ago, bighairydave said:

Can’t he handball when it hits the chest!?

Ball was moving so fast when he threw himself in front of it there was nothing he could do about where it hit him. Arm stayed tight into body, so probably the right call, but as I said earlier, on another day it might have been given. Class block though.

[Ronaldo]

41 minutes ago, SS98 said:

I agree with the previous comment. Clear handball denied mullion a penalty, and thought Mullion completely dominated the footballing 

Really ? 🤔

[Tom Trust]

2 hours ago, le boss said:

Then perhaps you should have worded your comment accordingly. I guess you are intimating that Carharrack are a junior side?

Sorry but I would have thought that was pretty obvious. Their predicament was sealed the minute Harry Pope went to Penryn. I wonder who approached whom?

[Spectator92]

32 minutes ago, Tom Trust said:

Sorry but I would have thought that was pretty obvious. Their predicament was sealed the minute Harry Pope went to Penryn. I wonder who approached whom?

If certain people didn’t leave the club then maybe Carharrack wouldn’t be where they are now ? 

[CornishFan95]

2 hours ago, Postman Pat said:

Just like to say on a positive note we ( Redruth) went to Pendeen beginning of the season with 12 bodies and got buried by 12 goals today we are disappointed with a draw.well done to the team off the pitch we are moving in the right direction 

With minimal decent games to watch today I took a trip to Clijah and was extremely impressed with Redruths performance. Deserved a win. Although I should have perhaps popped my ear plugs in due to the commentary from the ball boy on the sideline. Hope the player that was injured in the first half makes a full recovery. 

[Martin Eddy]

Went to a&e not heard back yet.thanks. Just heard he has badly sprained his ankle and must rest it for 7 to 10 days

 

[TheolderIgetthebetterIwas]

2 hours ago, Tom Trust said:

Sorry but I would have thought that was pretty obvious. Their predicament was sealed the minute Harry Pope went to Penryn. I wonder who approached whom?

Nobody approached anyone.

The word was put out there and individuals applied.

There was more than one for the post.

[skinner]

Everyone has a go at Penryn about Carharrack Penryn had 15 players leave the club and three managers .We advertised for a manager for ist time in 56 years so after getting a lot of interest went for a young manager to lead us back into new league and we are very happy the way it is turned out

[Tom Trust]

'Nuff said. I just wondered - suspicious minds and all that! Obviously, the pitch and facilities are better at Penryn. Shame, though.

[InBrendanWeTrust]

16 hours ago, Andys said:

Not sure what game you were watching, guess rose tinted specs must be complimentary for watching at Mullion. Don't recall the Well's keeper having to make a save in the first half, and the boys squandered three or four good chances before James Davies slotted a class finish to make it 1-0. Maybe three corners in five minutes counts as "completely dominated", but didn't see much else. Agree that Mullion played some neat football in spells, but no end product. Even with the strong wind at their backs for the second half they couldn't break the Well down. We lost another two to injuries to add to our growing sick list. The pen was a bit soft tbh and a goal line block by the Well could have been given as one the other way on another day. Another towering header from one of our resident giants (Phil Rees) made it 2-0 and a well taken pen calmly finished by Rappo junior wrapped up the quarter final to make it 3-0. Good performance from Marc Rose in the black kit. Looking forward to see who we draw in the semi.

The well getting ringers in for a supplementary cup quarter final? 😅 Feel for the squad member that may have missed out on minutes 

[wazza1999]

16 hours ago, Postman Pat said:

Just like to say on a positive note we ( Redruth) went to Pendeen beginning of the season with 12 bodies and got buried by 12 goals today we are disappointed with a draw.well done to the team off the pitch we are moving in the right direction 

Tbf you guys were very unlucky and deserved more ,we were not at the races today and never got going gd game all in all but no comment the official for this game tho 🙈gd luck for remainder of season 

[Roy D]

2 hours ago, InBrendanWeTrust said:

The well getting ringers in for a supplementary cup quarter final? 😅 Feel for the squad member that may have missed out on minutes 

Ironic that AndyS made such a fuss at the thought of Carharrack bringing in "ringers" from Trelawney 4, but has no complaints when Perranwell bring in peninsula players for a sup cup game.😂😂😂

[Ronaldo]

2 hours ago, InBrendanWeTrust said:

The well getting ringers in for a supplementary cup quarter final? 😅 Feel for the squad member that may have missed out on minutes 

I think you will find that 6 of the regular first team squad were either injured or unavailable as they  only had 2 subs , one newbie not played in 10 months so unlike some clubs they managed to fulfil the fixture .

[Reesy]

1 hour ago, Roy D said:

Ironic that AndyS made such a fuss at the thought of Carharrack bringing in "ringers" from Trelawney 4, but has no complaints when Perranwell bring in peninsula players for a sup cup game.😂😂😂

The ringer you’re referring to has been signed for us from the start of the season and has been out of the game for 9 months due to injury. Don’t think he’s kicked a ball in the Peninsula league this season so wouldn’t exactly call him a ringer. 

[Uni]

4 hours ago, InBrendanWeTrust said:

The well getting ringers in for a supplementary cup quarter final? 😅 Feel for the squad member that may have missed out on minutes 

To be fair nobody stood out as a ringer in the perranwell side at all. Who were the ringers? Agree it’s a shame if a regular player has missed out on their Saturday football. Hopefully they will get some game time mid week 

[InBrendanWeTrust]

2 hours ago, Ronaldo said:

I think you will find that 6 of the regular first team squad were either injured or unavailable as they  only had 2 subs , one newbie not played in 10 months so unlike some clubs they managed to fulfil the fixture .

So they had 13? 🧐 last time I checked that’s more than enough to fulfil a fixture 

[Dave Marks]

22 hours ago, Tom Trust said:

Carharrack 1, Lizard 9

Great mugs of tea, 50p, buttered sausage bap £1 - unbeatable!

Which can't be said of the team! Another sad spectacle as the Club struggles to reach the end of the season without having to call off any more games, at great expense which it cannot afford. I know fines will be imposed but as one person said to me today, it seems wrong, when a club is struggling to keep its head above water, to put your foot on its head. Player availability is becoming a problem across the lower divisions and leagues and County FAs need to recognise that punishing clubs will hardly help: the opposite, in fact. Then when I hear (okay, hearsay) that even a club like St Day, with three men's teams, doesn't get a full turn-out for its training night, then if this is true, I despair.

As for the game, a poor Combo side against essentially a poor Junior side (using Olde Terminologye!). The home side obviously weren't used to playing together but all credit to them all for turning out. Players can learn when playing against better sides, but a weekly drubbing spoils your appetite for the game. Ludgvan must know the feeling.

Goals: 0 - 1 (2nd minute), 0 - 2 (6), 0 - 3 (13), 0 - 4 (24), 1 - 4 (27 whoop, whoop!),  half Time, 1 - 5 (48, cracker from outside the box), 1 - 6 (61), 1 - 7 (67), 1 - 8 (73, clever free kick), 1 - 9 (76, nice header from a left wing cross).

Excellently reffed by Kevin Knowles whose positive and cheerful attitude was apparent as he jollied the players along and applied Law 13 with impressive common sense. 10 out of 10 fro me.

Perranwell Tuesday evening, anyone? (Bring yer boots!)

Boring post same every week unfortunately your powers that be went for the quick fix won some trophies & then bang up shit creek without a paddle now . 

[Andys]

5 hours ago, InBrendanWeTrust said:

The well getting ringers in for a supplementary cup quarter final? 😅 Feel for the squad member that may have missed out on minutes 

No ringers, we are down to bare bones with injuries and players away and Rappo signed for us for the season after his pre-season ankle injury, lost two more yesterday so we'll have to see who we can draft in for the Carharrack match, if we play. 😜

2 hours ago, Roy D said:

Ironic that AndyS made such a fuss at the thought of Carharrack bringing in "ringers" from Trelawney 4, but has no complaints when Perranwell bring in peninsula players for a sup cup game.😂😂😂

No fuss made about ringers Roy, issue was the league applying one rule for one team and not for others that have struggled for players. Also think you might see Rappo Jnr in the blue and black for the rest of the season, but loving the sour grapes!

18 minutes ago, InBrendanWeTrust said:

So they had 13? 🧐 last time I checked that’s more than enough to fulfil a fixture 

Benefits of a loyal squad Brendan, unlike some teams, Rappo asked to come on board straight after his injury 9 months ago, now he's on his way back we're more than happy to give him game time.

[Harry Pope]

18 hours ago, MARKSY said:

Boring post same every week unfortunately your powers that be went for the quick fix won some trophies & then bang up shit creek without a paddle now . 

you're not the only one that gets bored of reading the same stuff every week...............

Glad to see young Rappo back in action. Top player and a great lad!

[Paul C]

On 07/04/2019 at 17:17, MARKSY said:

Boring post same every week unfortunately your powers that be went for the quick fix won some trophies & then bang up shit creek without a paddle now . 

I’m sure you enjoy getting spanked every week for ludgvan just like the good old days at Holmans😆

[CornishFan95]

3 hours ago, Paul C said:

I’m sure you enjoy getting spanked every week for ludgvan just like the good old days at Holmans😆

Is this the same holmans that won the sup cup with Marksy in charge? I’ve noticed a few of his players have followed him down to Ludgvan? Couldn’t of been that bad as a manager? Sour grapes Paul.C? 🧐

[Dave Marks]

16 hours ago, Paul C said:

I’m sure you enjoy getting spanked every week for ludgvan just like the good old days at Holmans😆

No spanking at Holmans no spanking at ludgvan 👍. Looks like a little spanking reaction from my post to you though 😂😂🎣