Monday, November 23, 2009

Slough Central Utd 0 Bulls 5

Another terrific performance from the Bulls against a tough, hard working opposition. Slough Central Utd are a strong team who compete hard and never give up. The match turned into a real battle on a muddy, rainswept Kedermister Park and every one of the Bulls showed fantastic spirit.


Jureme was the goalscoring hero this time, blasting home his first hat-trick for the Bulls. Well done Jureme! In between Jureme's goals, Daniel scored on his debut and Ollie added to his total by finishing off a nice Bulls move. The Bulls could have scored several more as Jureme, Ollie, Max, Janni and Callum came within a whisker of scoring as the Bulls pinned the home team back in their half for most of the match.


MOTM went to the new Bulls captain, Callum. At the heart of the midfield, Callum made tackle after tackle and showed again how much his passing has improved, creating loads of chances for his team mates.


A word for the Bulls defence, another clean sheet for the mega-mean Bulls defenders. Jack in goal, showed fantastic concentration, mopping up any danger in the penalty area. Lewis had another great game: always in the right place and growing in confidence with every game. Josh played with his usual energy and determination, not giving the opposition strikers a second on the ball.

Well done Bulls. A great team effort. Keep it up!

Wednesday, November 18, 2009

Sunday 22nd November

Rams 2 Burnham Whites 3

The Rams lined up against their arch rivals Burnham Whites for the first of FOUR meetings this season. The Whites have been in fine form this season and are undefeated, the Rams with an astonishing unbeaten home record stretching back almost 2 years!!!

The early morning news was not good for the Rams manager, losing 2 players before a ball had even been kicked. As the match kicked off the heavens opened, the rain once again drove in sideways with the conditions some of the worst the lads have ever played in! Most of the die hard supporters took what little shelter they could in the trees!

It was the away side that opened the scoring after the Rams had failed to clear thier lines from a corner, a scramble took place in the box unfortunately no one from the home side could clear the ball with any real distance. The ball eventually fell to a Burnham player who poked it into the bottom corner, 0-1. The Rams though are no pushover and were not going to go down without a fight, after some great passages of play, the boys passed and moved the ball brilliantly through Tom, Arran, James, Corey before the latter fired the ball home to level the scores, 1-1.

The Rams continued to press and create the better of the chances but once again it was the away side that took the lead on the counter attack with our defence caught out of position, Callum in the SYCOB goal had little chance to make the save 1-2.

A quickly taken corner to Tom Scott on the corner of the area was curled superbly into the top corner for easily the goal of the game, 2-2. Again the Rams dominated in search of the winner but were undone once again, the defenders caught ball watching and midfielders not tracking the opposition back left Callum exposed in goal, 2-3. The boys in Red & White tried in vain to get back on level terms once again but time was against them, the final whistle blew with the game ending 3-2 to the visitors.

Plenty of positives to be taken from the game though, we undoubtedly looked the better team, kept possession well, Ben Hillier came on and played fantastically and James Heady was inspirational with a man of the match performance. However we had the chances to put the game beyond Burnham and need to keep our concentration throughout the game whilst defending as well as attacking.

All of the boys deserve credit for the performance they put in. Rarely a pass went astray from Jamie and Ollie at the back right through to Arran up front.

For all you stat lovers out there I have trawled through the history books to find out when the last time the Rams lost at home - It was the 9th December 2007!

Saturday, November 14, 2009

Bulls fixture cancelled 15 Nov

The Bulls game on Sunday has been cancelled because of the weather.

No training or matches this week for the Rams or the Bulls.

Monday, November 9, 2009

Good luck Ollie G!

The rest of Division D breathed a huge sigh of relief this week with the news that Ollidonna has been transferred from the Bulls to the Rams.

The transfer fee has not been disclosed, but is rumoured to consist of several jumbo sized boxes of Jaffa Cakes.

Ollie captained the Bulls since the start of last season, providing a fantastic example on and off the pitch to his teammates. Always playing with a smile and always working hard to improve his game. Ollie stuck with the Bulls even when they were losing most weeks and has played a big part in helping the team to get better and better.

I am sure that all of the Bulls will join me in congratulating Ollie on a well deserved promotion and wishing him good luck with the Rams.

Sunday, November 8, 2009

Thames Valley Youth 1- 10 Beaconsfield Bulls

Probably the best game for the Bulls this season! A Bulls side without Ollie G or Josh still put on a fantastic performance.


The first half wasn't the best half this season. We started with a blow to our confidence, the Thames Valley team scoring within 10 minutes, but the Bulls kept on going.

After a big mess-up in the Thames Valley defence, I hit the ball with the outside of my boot. It spun into the box, hit a defender and went into the bottom corner of the net (I'll claim it!)

At half time it was 1-1.


The second half was a better performance. A whole heap of goals in the second half.

Everybody deserves a mention...


Janni: Unlucky to let in the goal. Apart from that, he didn't have much to do except keep score. Kept his concentration well.

Jack M: A good performance in defence. A lot of good clearances.

Lewis: Another great performance in defence throughout the game. MOTM

Max (added by Steve): Lots of energy. Determined in defence and skilful in attack. First ever hat trick!

Callum: A brilliant performance from the first-time captain, rounded off with a goal.

Ollie P: A fantastic performance. Good passing and shooting. Got a hat-trick of hat-tricks (3 hat-tricks in 3 games)!

Jureme: Another good performance. Two more goals and made chances for rest of the team.

Jack B: Good perfomance. Grabbed a late goal after coming back on as a striker.


What a great game!


" The ball's too light." said Jureme about the game.



NASA scientists report sighting of Jureme's corner.




Report by Max

Tuesday, November 3, 2009

Sunday 8th November

NW Falcons 2 Rams 4

Match report to follow

Sunday, November 1, 2009

Holyport 2-7 Beaconsfield Bulls

What a game for the Bulls! A giant killing against a league B team has really raised our confidence.

On a early, rainy morning the Bulls came to Holyport with masses of confidence after the 7-0 win against Boyne Hill Bullets. We started off brilliantly with a goal from Ollie P. Unforunately, Holyport equalised with a shot that Jack was unlucky not to save. But shortly before half-time Jureme smacked a goal past the Holyport goalkeeper. 2-1 at half-time.

After a quick talk with the manager the Bulls looked ready for another 20 minutes of football, and a complete soaking.

Straight after the kick-off the Bulls charged over and over again at the Holyport defence. I'm not completely sure of the order of the goals but I'll tell you who scored them. Two more lovely goals from Ollie P inspired the team to score more. Another goal from Jureme completely destroyed the Holyport defence.

During the middle of the 2nd half Holyport scored again, which Jack was unlucky not to save. One goal from me in the bottom corner and an amazing goal from Ollie G completed all the goals for today.

Even though a few didn't score they still played brilliantly. Janni came on as a sub at half-time and made some beautiful passes, including one to set up Jureme. Lewis and Jack M made some brilliant tackles and defended fantastically. And Jack B, well, it should have been another clean sheet for the red devil.

That's now 14 goals in two games for the Bulls. Wow!

A brilliant game and the Bulls should be ready for the next game.

MOTM: Jureme

Report by Max