• GODALMING TOWN LOSE OUT TO SINGLE GOAL

  By PatHill at 13:07 on 20/02/12

  

  A first half Roscoe D'Sane goal meant Godalming Town fell to defeat in their first competitive game for three weeks at the weekend. Godalming started strongly, with Ben Edwards going close after a couple of minutes. Despite the early pressure, it was the home side who broke the deadlock, when D'Sane popped up at the far post to tap home a low cross from the left. Dan Read had a good chance to equalise, but fired his one on one...

• GODALMING TOWN'S GAME OFF

  By PatHill at 11:53 on 10/02/12

  

  Godalming Town's home match against Burgess Hill tomorrow has been postponed due to weather conditions. The re-arranged date will be confirmed shortly.

• Win or we're going only one way...

  By Croydon Advertiser at 08:00 on 20/01/12

  

  "IT IS one of the most important games in the club's history," admitted Whyteleafe boss Nicky English of Saturday's game against Ramsgate. Whyteleafe sit second to bottom of the Ryman League Division One South, with only Croydon Athletic, who wrote to the league on Tuesday to resign, keeping them off the bottom. English's team haven't won a game since the end of November, and things are beginning to look grim. But while the...

• POINTS DROPPED FOR GODALMING TOWN

  By PatHill at 18:24 on 16/01/12

  

  Godalming Town left the Buzzlines Stadium on Saturday with a point.... but will be dissapointed not to have left with all three. A lively start to the game saw Folkestone start strongly, testing Somerville in the Gs goal early on. After 15 minutes, Darren Wheeler collected the ball on the left hand side, and crossed to the far post where Scott Harris volleyed a shot, only for Invicta defender Liam Friend to deliberately handle the...

• Leafe facing a 'series of cup finals' to avoid drop

  By Croydon Advertiser at 08:00 on 06/01/12

  

  Ryman League Division One South Whyteleafe 1 Godalming Town 2 NICKY English is eyeing "cup finals" against teams he has earmarked that Whyteleafe should be looking to beat as they bid for survival. "We're in a tougher situation than we were last year, although we've got a similar amount of points," said the Leafe boss, having put on a great run to keep his side in the division last season. "Two wins...

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