Scorers:
Mark Ephgrave aka Steveo1
Robbie Cartwright aka Robaldo
Ash Dolan aka Bluewolf (2)
Bobby Fellows aka paul_raynorlegend
More to follow..........
Full Version: Deva Chat FC 5 The Doves 1
Good game,fancy another game sometime. We are normally alot better than this and we missed easy chances and i thought we deserved something out of the game!
Definately Scott, you were a very good side, created alot of chances just couldnt finish 
Very proud of my lads this afternoon, had 3 defenders pull out in the last 24 hours but we pulled together and showed great spirit to get a superb result!
I'll speak with you in the next few days about a possible rematch
Team:
4-4-2
Mark Jakeman (Btid)
Robbie Cartwright (robaldo)
Stef Lambe (minty_Sauce)
Andy Wall
Alan Hitchin (michaelbranchsdodgyhamstring)
Andy Holliday (iandychestercity)
Bobby Fellows (paul_raynorlegend)
Joe Cartwright
Ash Dolan (bluewolf)
Phill Lambe (phill)
Mark Ephgrave (steveo1)
Subs:
Nathan Auty (mancot blue)
Jon Hughes (posh jon)
Tom Hutchinson
Steve Mace
Scorers:
Ash Dolan (2)
Mark Ephgrave
Bobby Fellows
Robbie Cartwright
Penalty Saves:
Mark Jakeman
Man of the match - Andy Wall
Very proud of my lads this afternoon, had 3 defenders pull out in the last 24 hours but we pulled together and showed great spirit to get a superb result!
I'll speak with you in the next few days about a possible rematch
Team:
4-4-2
Mark Jakeman (Btid)
Robbie Cartwright (robaldo)
Stef Lambe (minty_Sauce)
Andy Wall
Alan Hitchin (michaelbranchsdodgyhamstring)
Andy Holliday (iandychestercity)
Bobby Fellows (paul_raynorlegend)
Joe Cartwright
Ash Dolan (bluewolf)
Phill Lambe (phill)
Mark Ephgrave (steveo1)
Subs:
Nathan Auty (mancot blue)
Jon Hughes (posh jon)
Tom Hutchinson
Steve Mace
Scorers:
Ash Dolan (2)
Mark Ephgrave
Bobby Fellows
Robbie Cartwright
Penalty Saves:
Mark Jakeman
Man of the match - Andy Wall
Yes great game,same problem with my team missing class players but we fought on and should of finished our easy chances to get something out of the game!
i wouldn't go that far!
QUOTE (iandyChesterCity @ Aug 13 2006, 06:13 PM) 
i wouldn't go that far!
Neither would I to be honest, yes you (The Doves) had one or two decent enough players but overall we restricted you to long range efforts, with one or two you should have put in maybe on a different day, but we looked solid enough at the back, were clinical upfront, and played decent football when we had the ball in the middle.
DEVA CHAT FC 5-1 THE DOVES
Saltney Ferry- Sunday August 13th 2006
On a cold morning in North Wales, Deva Chat FC maintained their unbeaten start to life, since their rebirth under the management of Lambe and Ephgrave.
It was a patched up Deva Chat side, with a few late withdrawals from defenders Andy Jones and Joe Mills, but the replacements stepped in admirably and never once looked out of place which will surely give a selection headache for the management in weeks to come.
The game started at a lively pace, as the Doves youngsters tried to impose themselves against their older and more experienced counterparts. The game was played out in midfield for a large part and it was nearly 10 minutes before debutant keeper Mark Jakeman had his first touch of the ball.
The experience of the Deva Chatters soon paid dividends however, as they took the lead in emphatic style in the 9th minute. A good run from Andy Holliday on the right led to him cutting the ball to EPHGRAVE on the edge of the box, and the older statesman of the side placed it sweetly into the corner beyond the despairing dive of the Doves keeper.
Deva Chat continued to dictate the play and the midfield quartet were starting to pull the strings, and some exquisite play from Holliday and Rob Cartwright nearly led to a 2nd but a timely interception from the Doves centre half cut out the danger.
The opportunity for the 2nd soon arrived however when a penalty was awarded for a foul on Ephgrave after 20 minutes. He stepped up himself to take the kick left footed, but dragged the ball wide of the upright with the keeper beaten.
This miss seemed to inspire the Chatters though, who did get the elusive 2nd soon after. 26 minutes had gone, when more good work down the right flank resulted in the busy Ephgrave crossing well for Ash DOLAN to beat the keeper to the ball and head into the roof of the net from 12 yards.
The Doves created their first real opportunity soon after, as an inswinging corner from the right was headed across goal by Alan Hitchin, playing in an unfamiliar left back role, but the ball sailed harmlessly wide. A few moments later a 20 yarder was struck straight at Jakeman and the threat of the Doves was over the time being.
34 minutes had passed when the lead was extended to 3-0. Good footwork by Phillip Lambe led to a cross being fired into the box which the keeper did well to punch out to the edge of the box, however he hadnt banked on Rob CARTWRIGHT pushing up and the youngster fired the ball low into the corner of the net from 20 yards to send the team into raptures.
The joy didnt stop there though as only 7 minutes later it was 4. In the last match Bobby FELLOWS had scored twice and the impressive midfielder increased his tally with a fierce left footer from 18 yards which went under the home keeper who must have wished hed stayed at home.
Understandably the Deva Chat boys took their foot of the pedal and this point and this led to the Doves getting a small comfort before the end of the half. A good run from the left flank led the ball being played to the unmarked Doves midfielder who pushed forward and struck a sweet shot into the corner of the net from around 25 yards.
For some reason this led to panic for the home side, and a minute later a weak back pass from Rob Cartwright only found the tall Doves striker who was all alone with only Jakeman to beat. The keeper was out quickly though, and as the striker aimed for goal, Jakeman produced a fine save to prevent the Doves clawing their way back into the game.
Half time Deva Chat FC 4-1 The Doves
The 2nd half began in much the same way as the 1st, with not much happening except in the middle of the park where Tom Hutchinson had replaced captain Holliday.
The game did liven up after around 60 minutes when good work on the Doves left hand side led to the ball being cut back and the striker connected well with a half volley which rattled the cross bar with Jakeman well beaten.
The Doves had an even better to chance to get back into the game after 66 minutes when Rob Cartwright was harshly adjudged to have pushed the young Doves winger in the box and the referee awarded a penalty.
The striker stepped forward and hit a powerful shot to Jakemans left but the keeper had guessed correctly and palmed the ball to safety and Stef Lambe cleared the ball to safety.
10 minutes later Deva Chat were awarded their 2nd penalty of the game as Ash Dolan was bundled over in the box in a sandwich between the keeper and the centre half following a fine through ball from midfield.
The young DOLAN stepped up himself, and fired the penalty low down the middle to complete a fine day for himself and Deva Chat,
As the game drew to a half, Tom Hutchinson had a good effort just sail over the bar after an audacious lob, but as the referee blew the final whistle, it was Deva Chat who were much the happier side.
FINAL SCORE- Deva Chat FC 5-1 The Doves
Saltney Ferry- Sunday August 13th 2006
On a cold morning in North Wales, Deva Chat FC maintained their unbeaten start to life, since their rebirth under the management of Lambe and Ephgrave.
It was a patched up Deva Chat side, with a few late withdrawals from defenders Andy Jones and Joe Mills, but the replacements stepped in admirably and never once looked out of place which will surely give a selection headache for the management in weeks to come.
The game started at a lively pace, as the Doves youngsters tried to impose themselves against their older and more experienced counterparts. The game was played out in midfield for a large part and it was nearly 10 minutes before debutant keeper Mark Jakeman had his first touch of the ball.
The experience of the Deva Chatters soon paid dividends however, as they took the lead in emphatic style in the 9th minute. A good run from Andy Holliday on the right led to him cutting the ball to EPHGRAVE on the edge of the box, and the older statesman of the side placed it sweetly into the corner beyond the despairing dive of the Doves keeper.
Deva Chat continued to dictate the play and the midfield quartet were starting to pull the strings, and some exquisite play from Holliday and Rob Cartwright nearly led to a 2nd but a timely interception from the Doves centre half cut out the danger.
The opportunity for the 2nd soon arrived however when a penalty was awarded for a foul on Ephgrave after 20 minutes. He stepped up himself to take the kick left footed, but dragged the ball wide of the upright with the keeper beaten.
This miss seemed to inspire the Chatters though, who did get the elusive 2nd soon after. 26 minutes had gone, when more good work down the right flank resulted in the busy Ephgrave crossing well for Ash DOLAN to beat the keeper to the ball and head into the roof of the net from 12 yards.
The Doves created their first real opportunity soon after, as an inswinging corner from the right was headed across goal by Alan Hitchin, playing in an unfamiliar left back role, but the ball sailed harmlessly wide. A few moments later a 20 yarder was struck straight at Jakeman and the threat of the Doves was over the time being.
34 minutes had passed when the lead was extended to 3-0. Good footwork by Phillip Lambe led to a cross being fired into the box which the keeper did well to punch out to the edge of the box, however he hadnt banked on Rob CARTWRIGHT pushing up and the youngster fired the ball low into the corner of the net from 20 yards to send the team into raptures.
The joy didnt stop there though as only 7 minutes later it was 4. In the last match Bobby FELLOWS had scored twice and the impressive midfielder increased his tally with a fierce left footer from 18 yards which went under the home keeper who must have wished hed stayed at home.
Understandably the Deva Chat boys took their foot of the pedal and this point and this led to the Doves getting a small comfort before the end of the half. A good run from the left flank led the ball being played to the unmarked Doves midfielder who pushed forward and struck a sweet shot into the corner of the net from around 25 yards.
For some reason this led to panic for the home side, and a minute later a weak back pass from Rob Cartwright only found the tall Doves striker who was all alone with only Jakeman to beat. The keeper was out quickly though, and as the striker aimed for goal, Jakeman produced a fine save to prevent the Doves clawing their way back into the game.
Half time Deva Chat FC 4-1 The Doves
The 2nd half began in much the same way as the 1st, with not much happening except in the middle of the park where Tom Hutchinson had replaced captain Holliday.
The game did liven up after around 60 minutes when good work on the Doves left hand side led to the ball being cut back and the striker connected well with a half volley which rattled the cross bar with Jakeman well beaten.
The Doves had an even better to chance to get back into the game after 66 minutes when Rob Cartwright was harshly adjudged to have pushed the young Doves winger in the box and the referee awarded a penalty.
The striker stepped forward and hit a powerful shot to Jakemans left but the keeper had guessed correctly and palmed the ball to safety and Stef Lambe cleared the ball to safety.
10 minutes later Deva Chat were awarded their 2nd penalty of the game as Ash Dolan was bundled over in the box in a sandwich between the keeper and the centre half following a fine through ball from midfield.
The young DOLAN stepped up himself, and fired the penalty low down the middle to complete a fine day for himself and Deva Chat,
As the game drew to a half, Tom Hutchinson had a good effort just sail over the bar after an audacious lob, but as the referee blew the final whistle, it was Deva Chat who were much the happier side.
FINAL SCORE- Deva Chat FC 5-1 The Doves
Well done who u playing next week the blind school 
We were looking at playing someone relaly s**t but Finno's XI weren't avaialable.
QUOTE (BTID(NBFC) @ Aug 14 2006, 01:14 PM)
We were looking at playing someone relaly s**t but Finno's XI weren't avaialable.
Shame your only used to playing 15 year olds by the sounds of it !
Anyway a nuneaton fan playing for devachat ? isnt that why dcfc started to get away from all the fake players at AFC ???????
Finno, you seem bitter about something.
one addition, 'keeper punched out to holliday who controlled it and teed it up for robbie's shot.
i thankyou.
i thankyou.
QUOTE (Mancot Blue @ Aug 14 2006, 01:23 PM)
Finno, you seem bitter about something.
Not bitter about anything mancot just like to wind people up !
I think we(Doves) did well seens as we are 14/15 year olds playing against men. We'll have to arrange another game soon,hopefully the score will be a different outcome 
QUOTE (finno @ Aug 14 2006, 01:16 PM)
QUOTE (BTID(NBFC) @ Aug 14 2006, 01:14 PM)
We were looking at playing someone relaly s**t but Finno's XI weren't avaialable.
Shame your only used to playing 15 year olds by the sounds of it !
Anyway a nuneaton fan playing for devachat ? isnt that why dcfc started to get away from all the fake players at AFC ???????
Didn't see you at Blyth Spartans, or Woking, or Torquay. In fact, I've been to almost all of the grounds in League 2 when you've been playing! Thank you
In fact i was at Blyth spartans ! So get your fact's right and if your going on about it didnt see you at Bristol rovers or colchester in the fa cup and so on season ticket holder for 9 years !
Cambridge away ldv ????// I dont think u went that one ! lol
Cambridge away ldv ????// I dont think u went that one ! lol
You expect a Nuneaton supporter to be a season ticket holder at Chester? As someone from B*Witched said once... "what are you loike, get a loife".
QUOTE (finno @ Aug 14 2006, 01:42 PM)
In fact i was at Blyth spartans ! So get your fact's right and if your going on about it didnt see you at Bristol rovers or colchester in the fa cup and so on season ticket holder for 9 years !
Cambridge away ldv ????// I dont think u went that one ! lol
Cambridge away ldv ????// I dont think u went that one ! lol
am a bigger fan than you debate
QUOTE (Mancot Blue @ Aug 14 2006, 01:46 PM)
You expect a Nuneaton supporter to be a season ticket holder at Chester? As someone from B*Witched said once... "what are you loike, get a loife".
Nope i dont, but i dont expect him to come on here saying because i never went 2 games am not a chester fan
To be fair, people like BTiD and Toaster are Deva Chat stalwarts and regular posters and no-one had a problem with them playing. It's when people turn up thinking Stephane Gillet is a midfielder who's boosting the numbers at Deva Chat FC that the essence of the team is damaged.
Fair point john ! 
QUOTE (finno @ Aug 14 2006, 01:48 PM)
QUOTE (Mancot Blue @ Aug 14 2006, 01:46 PM)
You expect a Nuneaton supporter to be a season ticket holder at Chester? As someone from B*Witched said once... "what are you loike, get a loife".
Nope i dont, but i dont expect him to come on here saying because i never went 2 games am not a chester fan
Finno,
Wasn't trying to say you're not a fan mate!
Just saying that I go to probs 50% of Chester's games so I aint just turning up for a game and never watch Chester.
No hard feelings dude
Yep ok !
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