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The Rowdies won their third successive P6 Premiership title after last day of the season drama. Cosmos who have led the P6 Premiership for most of the season need the Rowdies to drop points and ensure that they beat West Ham by at least 4 goals. Cosmos kept up their side of the deal as they ended up cruising to a 6-1 victory. However, over on pitch one the Rowdies put in a pro performance to see off the challenge of a strong Prep team 2-0 to ensure the title remained theirs. DC United made sure of 4th spot in the league as they claimed a shock 3-1 win over Real Egloshayle.
Golly's had to lose for Guantanamo to have any chance of winning the league and even then they needed to beat the Spartans by a large scoreline to cause an upset in the division two title race. Guantanamo's eventual 1-0 victory over the Spartans would not have been enough had the Goll's dropped points, however, they secured a 1-0 win over the relegated Six Appeal to ensure they picked up the title to go along side the division two crown they won last season. Carl Thomson maintained his fantastic scoring run with another brace for JSB but it wasn't enough to prevent them slipping to a 5-2 defeat at the hands of the Untouchaballs.
The big matchg of the night saw the Hurricanes square off against on Six on Fire in a winner takes all title decider. Sixes dominated from the start and despite a couple of early scares they came through to secure a 2-0 victory and the title. Elsewhere in the league GEVO claimed a 3-1 victory over a depleted Men United team to finish the season in 5th place. Crime Watch lost 3rd place in the league to Egloshayle after finishing on the wrong end of a 5-3 defeat. NIAMOS Legends claimed the divisions biggest win as they crushed DC Reserves 10-1.
P6FC News
Duchy 3 result
Nanpean Rovers 2 - 5 Premier Sixes
Ben Lawrence, Martyn Probert 3, Dan Parsonage 3, Rob Black 2, Ben Lawrence, Tony Cock
Premier Sixes maintained their unbeaten start to the season as they won their third straight match away to Nanpean Rovers on Saturday. Premier Sixes were forced into a defensive reshuffle due to two of the back four that had previously managed to keep clean sheets in the first two games of the season were unavailable. The new look back four struggled to deal with Nanpean’s direct approach and P6 despite playing the more incisive football found themselves behind after 20 minutes. Dan Parsonage managed to level the scores 10 minutes later only for Nanpean to cause more confusion in the P6 defence with another long ball which wasn’t properly cleared allowing their strike to fire home from the edge of the box. P6 continued to carve Nanpean open and were back on level terms when Ben Lawrence scrambled the ball home bagging his sixth goal of the season. P6 manager Dan Code had some stern words for the players at half-time and it seemed to work as Nanpean failed to create any real chances in the second period, while at the other end Martyn Probert showed real predatory instinct with a hat-trick to move to six goals for the season as P6 put in a professional display to claim the 3 points. The scoreline could have been more with Dan Parsonage smashing the crossbar with a header late in the game. It’s still early days in the league but P6 now boast the best record in the entire league with a 100% record and +16 goal difference after just 3 games. Premier Sixes have a week off next week before returning to action on the 19 th September when they play host to Biscovey.
Squad: Nathan Prentice , Leigh Brown, Al Titterington, Rob Black, Jamie Caple
(James Lynch 45 min): Ben Lawrence, Dan Code (Tony Cock 65 min), Karl Olander, Neil Currah : Dan Parsonage (Kurt Taylor 70 min), Martyn Probert
Subs not used: Scott Arthur, Kieran Chudleigh
2009-10 P6FC squad
| Goal Keepers |
Defenders |
Midfielders |
Forwards |
| Nathan Prentice |
Rob Black |
Karl Olander (SWE) |
Martyn Probert |
| James Woodman |
Scott Arthur |
Ben Lawrence |
Dan Parsonage |
| James Ringrose |
Alan Titterington |
Neil Currah |
Kirt Taylor (RSA) |
| - |
Jamie Caple |
Dan Code |
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| - |
Kieran Chudleigh |
Rikki Clarke |
- |
| - |
Tony Cock |
Timmy Johnson |
- |
| - |
James Lynch |
- |
- |
| - |
Paolo Iacco |
- |
- |
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Aaron Howe |
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Loyalty Points
Every team that pays the full match fee receives 3-loyalty points (if their account balance is £0 or above). When a team has 50 loyalty points they can trade it for a free game.
Loyalty point list as of 20th September:
42 points
Real Egloshayle
39 points
Gevo FC
33 points
Six Appeal
32 Points
St Columb Spartans
24 points
Untouchaballs
21 points
Team Death, Guantanamo Payne
19 points
Rowdies
15 points
Mitchell_Life,Prep H, Hurricanes, Six on Fire
9 points
JSB Select
6 points
Men United
3 points
Cosmos, CSKA Cosrow, NIAMOS Legends,
2 points
YWO
The Trophy Room (data is for the last three seasons only)
Premier Division Champions: Boston Red Sox (2008), The Rowdies (2008), The Rowdies (2009), The Rowdies (2009)
Division One Champions: The Rowdies (2008), Gollywonaldo (2008), Prep H (2009), Gollywonaldo (2009)
Division Two Champions: Bazalona (2008), NIAMOS Regulators (2008), Six on Fire (2009)
Champions Cup Winners (Premier Cup) : Boston Red Sox (2008), The Rowdies (2008), The Rowdies (2009)
Champions Cup Runners Up: Devil's Anus (2008), Men United (2008), Fancy a Root (2009)
Shield Winners (Division One Cup): Real Egloshayle twice (2008, 2008), Team Death (2009)
Shield Runners Up: Scumbags (2008), DC
United (2008), Untouchaballs (2009)
Bowl Winners: Fancy a Root (2008)
Bowl Runners Up: Titans (2008)
Top scorer in a season: Arran Dilley - The Rowdies (2008) - 32 goals
UKSevens National Champions: The Rowdies (2008), The Rowdies (2009)
UKSevens Plate Winners: A-Jax Off (2008), Portslade Athletic (2009) |
