Oxhey Jets 0 Sun Postal Sports 4 Herts Senior Trophy 1st Rd 1999/2000
Sun Postal Sports sealed a comfortable 4-0 win over an Oxhey Jets side fielding a mixture of first, second and third team players.
Tony Masters opened the scoring with his first goal since coming back from Bedmond and Ben Cowen made it 2-0 before the break.
Jets fought back in the second half, pushing a man forward, but Sun doubled their lead through Michael Woolner and substitute Jim Harrison.
Friday, 2 March 2018
Benington 0 Sun Postal Sports 5 Herts County League Prem 1999/2000
Sun break fruitless run against Benington with first ever win
At the ninth time of asking, Sun Postal Sports finally defeated Premier rival Benington on Saturday.
Having failed to beat their opposition in previous league clashes, Sun's cause received a boost when Benington were reduced to ten men after tempers rose early on.
Sun took the lead soon after as Micky Woolner was rewarded for his hard working performance with a four goal haul and ben Cowen added the fifth in a satisfying 5-0 win for the Premier front runners.
Sun break fruitless run against Benington with first ever win
At the ninth time of asking, Sun Postal Sports finally defeated Premier rival Benington on Saturday.
Having failed to beat their opposition in previous league clashes, Sun's cause received a boost when Benington were reduced to ten men after tempers rose early on.
Sun took the lead soon after as Micky Woolner was rewarded for his hard working performance with a four goal haul and ben Cowen added the fifth in a satisfying 5-0 win for the Premier front runners.
Bushey Rangers 0 Sun Postal Sports 5 Herts County League Prem 1999/2000
In the Premier Division, Bushey Rangers had a depressing afternoon as they lost 5-0 to Sun postal Sports.
Rangers have now conceded 15 goals in two weeks after the previous weekend's nightmare as Sun showed no mercy.
Goals for Sun were scored by Michael Woolner (two), Carl Bull, Ben Cowen and Andrew Wood.
In the Premier Division, Bushey Rangers had a depressing afternoon as they lost 5-0 to Sun postal Sports.
Rangers have now conceded 15 goals in two weeks after the previous weekend's nightmare as Sun showed no mercy.
Goals for Sun were scored by Michael Woolner (two), Carl Bull, Ben Cowen and Andrew Wood.
Hatfield Town 1 Sun Postal Sports 3 Herts County League Prem 1999/2000
Sun Postal Sports finished their game against Hatfield Town feeling thankful to have bagged three points.
Ben Cowen gave Sun the advantage just before the break, but an 80 yard run resulted in Hatfield's leveller.
The score remained at 1-1 until the 85th minute when Jim Harrison netted, followed three minutes later by Cowen's second of the day.
Sun Postal Sports finished their game against Hatfield Town feeling thankful to have bagged three points.
Ben Cowen gave Sun the advantage just before the break, but an 80 yard run resulted in Hatfield's leveller.
The score remained at 1-1 until the 85th minute when Jim Harrison netted, followed three minutes later by Cowen's second of the day.
Sun Postal Sports 4 Agrevo Sports 1 Herts County League Prem 2000/01
Sun Sports could afford to take their foot off the pedal after leaving Agrevo stunned with three goals in the opening 20 minutes.
Chris Hewitt opened the score with a rare header before Michael Woolner (two) and Andrew Wood added to the score in Sun's 4-1 success.
But manager Terry Hows was disappointed with his team's effort late in the game after effectively securing the points so early on.
However, he is confident Sun can offer more this season.
He said: "The score line probably looked better than it was and although we're pleased to be second, we are not firing on all cylinders yet
Sun Sports could afford to take their foot off the pedal after leaving Agrevo stunned with three goals in the opening 20 minutes.
Chris Hewitt opened the score with a rare header before Michael Woolner (two) and Andrew Wood added to the score in Sun's 4-1 success.
But manager Terry Hows was disappointed with his team's effort late in the game after effectively securing the points so early on.
However, he is confident Sun can offer more this season.
He said: "The score line probably looked better than it was and although we're pleased to be second, we are not firing on all cylinders yet
Sun Postal Sports 3 Met. Police Bushey 1 Herts County League Prem 2000/01
Met Police Bushey's Jim Howard slammed his team as having "no fire and no fight" after they slumped to a 3-1 defeat to Sun Postal Sports.
"It was awful," said Howard, after Police conceded three goals in a ten minute spell in the first half.
Newly arrived from Hillingdon, Ben Cowen bagged a brace on his debut for Sun and Alex Brown netted the third.
Met Police Bushey's Jim Howard slammed his team as having "no fire and no fight" after they slumped to a 3-1 defeat to Sun Postal Sports.
"It was awful," said Howard, after Police conceded three goals in a ten minute spell in the first half.
Newly arrived from Hillingdon, Ben Cowen bagged a brace on his debut for Sun and Alex Brown netted the third.
Sun Postal Sports 3 Met. Police Bushey 3 (Sun win 7-6 on pens) Aubrey Cup 1st Rd Replay 1999/2000
The most competitive match of the day was probably the Aubrey Cup replay between Sun Postal Sports and Met Police Bushey.
Penalties were needed to decide the encounter, with Sun keeper Simon Bartley emerging as the hero for a spectacular winning save.
Before the 90 minutes were completed, Sun had recovered from 3-1 down with 15 minutes remaining when Michael Woolner netted his second of the day and Alex Brown hit an 88th minute equaliser.
Police had previously scored through Scott Ladley (two) and Matt Primus, but once again they failed to kill the game off when in a dominant position.
Both sides scored their first three spot kicks, both missed their fourth and both netted their fifth.
In sudden death, both missed the sixth, before Bartley saved and Paddy Gallagher fired home the winner.
Police goalkeeper Chris Chandler played well to save two penalties.
The most competitive match of the day was probably the Aubrey Cup replay between Sun Postal Sports and Met Police Bushey.
Penalties were needed to decide the encounter, with Sun keeper Simon Bartley emerging as the hero for a spectacular winning save.
Before the 90 minutes were completed, Sun had recovered from 3-1 down with 15 minutes remaining when Michael Woolner netted his second of the day and Alex Brown hit an 88th minute equaliser.
Police had previously scored through Scott Ladley (two) and Matt Primus, but once again they failed to kill the game off when in a dominant position.
Both sides scored their first three spot kicks, both missed their fourth and both netted their fifth.
In sudden death, both missed the sixth, before Bartley saved and Paddy Gallagher fired home the winner.
Police goalkeeper Chris Chandler played well to save two penalties.
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