| September 2007 - The Dragons Youth
Football team chasing success
Wivenhoe Town youth team has every hope in bringing cup success home to their
supporters at Broad Lane, and this begins with next Monday's FA Youth Cup game
against St Margaretsbury (24th September).
The Dragons Youth side will kick off their campaign at 7.45pm, and are
hoping for a bumper crowd to support the club's young local talent as they
pursue silverware in the famous competition's youth equivalent.
There is a real buzz for the fixture around the youngsters in the
village and the Dragons are really looking forward to the encounter,
sources linked to the club believe they have a very good chance in this
year's FA competition.
First team assistant manager, Nick Allston, will be taking charge of
the side which he has hand-picked from the three very talented under 18
youth sides that the club have playing under its umbrella this year.
Allston commented "I am very proud to be leading the side out this
year and I am really looking forward to working with such a talented group
of youngsters. I admire the hard work that the management teams of
all three sides put into their lads, because of these efforts I am able to
pick the best local players who will hopefully build on the success that
their sides have already had this season. As a club, we are working hard
to forge closer links with the local community; these are exciting times
at the club. Do try to come along to Broad Lane Sports Ground and support
the youngsters on Monday night".
Nick Murphy-Whymark
Note: Wivenhoe won the match 2-0 in extra time
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The Dragons Youth Football team
standing with Wivenhoe Town Mayor, Cllr David Purdey. Kneeling on
the far left is Manager Nick Allston who chose the team from the
three Under-18s teams who play at Broad Lane. |
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The Dragons Youth side coming out of
the changing rooms |
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