Results for Friday 2nd & Sat 3rd January 2009

[Dave Deacon]

Carlsberg South West Peninsula League Premier Division

02/01/2009 Parkway 3 - 0 Cullompton

Clyst Rovers v Dartmouth - postponed

03/01/2009 Elburton 1 - 3 Saltash

03/01/2009 Falmouth 0 - 2 Tavistock

Holsworthy v Bodmin Town - postponed

03/01/2009 Newton Spurs 0 - 2 Ivybridge

03/01/2009 Torpoint 2 - 0 Liskeard

03/01/2009 Wadebridge 1 - 4 Witheridge

1 Bodmin 17 15 1 1 47 9 38 46

2 Parkway 21 13 4 4 62 26 36 43

3 Buckland 21 13 3 5 51 30 21 42

4 Ivybridge 21 13 3 5 53 36 17 42

5 Saltash 18 11 2 5 46 22 24 35

6 Tavistock 17 11 2 4 33 24 9 35

7 Dartmouth 18 10 2 6 39 28 11 32

8 Torpoint 20 9 3 8 43 45 -2 30

9 Launceston 17 9 2 6 44 37 7 29

10 Clyst 15 7 2 6 32 32 0 23

11 St Blazey 18 7 1 10 34 45 -11 22

12 Wadebridge 15 5 4 6 21 25 -4 19

13 Falmouth 18 6 1 11 25 42 -17 19

14 Cullompton 14 6 0 8 30 30 0 18

15 Witheridge 18 4 4 10 26 29 -3 16

16 Newton Spurs 20 4 2 14 21 45 -24 14

17 Holsworthy 19 3 1 15 19 70 -51 10

18 Liskeard 15 2 1 12 13 36 -23 7

19 Elburton 16 1 2 13 19 47 -28 5

Carlsberg South West Peninsula League Division One West

02/01/2009 Penzance 3 - 1 Camelford

Callington v St Austell - postponed

03/01/2009 Godolphin 1 - 0 Truro

03/01/2009 Hayle 0 - 1 Foxhole

03/01/2009 Mousehole 1 - 2 Plymstock

03/01/2009 Porthleven 0 - 1 Newquay

03/01/2009 VospersOV 1 - 1 Wendron

1 Penzance 15 11 2 2 53 16 37 35

2 Porthleven 15 11 1 3 47 20 27 34

3 Dobwalls 17 10 2 5 41 18 23 32

4 Callington 14 9 3 2 37 19 18 30

5 Foxhole 17 8 6 3 41 26 15 30

6 St Austell 14 8 5 1 35 17 18 29

7 Newquay 15 9 1 5 38 22 16 28

8 Penryn 16 8 2 6 31 29 2 26

9 Truro 19 7 5 7 36 37 -1 26

10 Hayle 19 7 4 8 37 32 5 25

11 Godolphin 16 7 3 6 34 31 3 24

12 Camelford 18 5 5 8 28 38 -10 20

13 Plymstock 20 4 4 12 27 44 -17 16

14 Mousehole 16 4 3 9 23 43 -20 15

15 Wendron 17 3 3 11 20 60 -40 12

16 Millbrook 17 3 1 13 26 63 -37 10

17 VospersOV 17 1 2 14 24 63 -39 5

[Arlen]

Porthleven 0 v Newquay 1

Deserved win by a spirited Newquay side against a very lacklustre Porthleven who despite having a very impressive line-up of four coaches, assistants, managers or whatever else they were meant to be standing next to each other in the tech area, couldn’t manage to make a single difference and waited until 10 minutes before time to make any substitutions. (too many cooks and all that springs to mind)

So, Penzance retain the lead of the division, which they will probably go on to win now. And Newquay, back on track after their boxing day blip perhaps.

[Guest Postie Pidge]

Falmouth Town 0 Tavistock 2

[Pete Tully]

Div 1 West:

Vospers OV 1 Wendron 1

[dave bunt]

Hayle 0 Foxhole 1

Richard Griffin scored for Foxhole in the first half. Foxhole remain unbeaten away in the league

[Guest Peppermint]

Fair assessment Arlen - some of us were also wondering about the number of coaches etc in the technical area!!!!!

Danny Burrows in the home goal made some great saves and Matt Armstrong - Ford in the Newquay goal made one brilliant save to deny Richard Young in the first half.

[hansome dan]

and foxhole,s local "junior"youngsters go above st austells local foxhole players into 4th and a possible champions league place .hayle going back to basics hopefully :(

[BAGMAN]

Falmouth unlucky to lose to Tavvy today in a game in which they should have scored after about 30 secs and gone in at least 2 up. After having a header from a free kick cleared off the line, Town seemed to run out of steam and visibly dropped afetr Tavvy scored against the run of play. Not a bad game though in the freezing cold!!

[Dave Deacon]

Admittedly Town hustled well in the first half and really should have scored at least two, in addition they had Paul Wolstencroft's free-kick which hit the bar with Andy Meeds in goal for once beaten. But that's the way it seems to go when you're struggling.

They longer the game went on, it was always going to be Tavy that scored. When they upped the tempo, something manager Ian Southcott was asking them to do on a regular basis, they held the upper hand, especially when they brought on Glyn Hobbs, Will Stringer and Andy Bowker. How many sides in the league could boast a better sub trio than that this afternoon?

Goals from Ryan Honey (soon after replaced by Hobbs) and a tap-in from Hobbs clinched it for the visitors.

For me Adam Trudgian stood out in Town's side, but I think we will all agree it's going to be interesting to see how things unfold under the new management of Alan Carey. It's not going to be easy turning around one of the county's biggest clubs.

[Nanks]

Foxholes local youngsters?!!!!!!!!! Like who Mr Bullock?!!

[Lafs]

A great win today for Newquay, they're certainly doing their own Championship hopes no harm with this sort of victory. And a shout must go out to Billy's Foxhole side too with only 3 defeats so far and another superb result today to follow their hard fought draw with St Austell.

But for me (and no doubt this may upset a few of the chasing pack although not my intention to) PZ and Port were the 2 favourites to win the SWPL Div 1 at the start of the season with St Austell being the biggest challengers to them and I still believe this now. Big shame the Cally v St Austell match didnt take place today as it may have proven critical to the hopes and ambitions of not only St Austell but Cally also.

If St Austell are to push the top 2 all the way to the finish line they surely have to become more ruthless in order to turn draws into wins and maybe not be so concerned with losing games in their approach to matches. Would be interesting to hear the opinions of any St Austell folk who have followed their story so far this season? Do you folk on the terraces believe silverware can return to 'Town' this season??

I certainly do. (IMO)

[Sedge]

I think at least 1 trophy is well within St Austell's reach this season, but it won't be easy with their ever increasing fixture pile-up in April/May. Having said that, I wouldn't complain if 3 cup finals were added to the list!

[Adlestrop]

One thing that might disadvantage St.Austell's promotion chance is that,unlike most teams in Div.1West,they don't have a reserve side in the Combo/ECPL from which to draw on during a congested end of season fixture list.

[Sir Alex]

I hear that Jimmy Bullard lookalike Dan Magee notched a wonder goal for Wadebridge, he told me it was reminiscent of Giggs Vs The Gooners in '99 FA Cup Semi!!!! :clapper: