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Karen - Okay, thanks, you enjoy putting me right don't you, I did think it was a bit strange that Stotfold were playing a Hinchingbrooke cup tie on Saturday

Potton United take on Huntingdon Town tomorrow evening, Stotfold host United Counties League Premier Division Pinchbeck United on Saturday. Following Arlesey Town's 3-0 victory last week against St Neots Town Reserves they now host Peterborough & District League Premier Division Parson Drove in the Quarter Finals.

Three First Round ties tomorrow evening involving SSML Club's: Harefield United v Hanwell Town North Greenford United v Enfield 1893 Wingate & Finchley v Edgware Town

Crawley Green take on Biggleswade FC at Langford Road tomorrow, the remaining First Round ties all take place on Tuesday 22 October

Just a stark warning to those attending London Colney v Wembley tomorrow in the Premier Division Cup, be scared be very scared: Tuesday 15 October (7.45pm unless stated) Premier Division Dunstable Town v Arlesey Town Leighton Town v Leverstock Green Division 1 London Tigers v Buckingham Athletic (7.30pm) Dudley Latham Memorial Premier Division Cup First Round London Colney v Wembley Division 1 Cup First Round Broxbourne Borough v Milton Keynes Robins Bedfordshire FA Senior Challenge Cup First Round Biggleswade FC v Crawley Green Hinchingbrooke Cup First Round Potton United v Huntingdon Town Middlesex FA Senior Challenge Cup First Round Harefield United v Hanwell Town North Greenford United v Enfield 1893 Wingate & Finchley v Edgware Town Wednesday 16 October (7.45pm unless stated) Division 1 London Lions v Enfield Borough (8.00pm) Division 2 Unite MK v Mursley United Division 1 Cup First Round Langford v Stotfold

I don't know much about Gaz Dauti do you, i wonder what George Georgiou thinks of the appointment, he should still be at the Queen Elizabeth Stadium in my opinion

Savagebee - And the Premier Division Cup, they host Newport Pagnell Town in the Second Round next month

New Salamis won't have enjoyed this hiding by Premier Division Eynesbury Rovers: https://eynesburyrovers.co.uk/index.php/2019/10/13/eynesbury-win-6-1-to-progress-in-fa-vase/ http://www.parikiaki.com/2019/10/new-salamis-fail-to-reach-the-next-round-of-the-fa-vase/

Yes, here's a match report, defensively though St Panteleimon are suspect and it was 2-2 before they managed to get two late goals: http://www.parikiaki.com/2019/10/st-panteleimon-back-to-winning-ways-and-still-unbeaten/

Karen - Thanks, that's interesting, I had it on good authority that it was going to be Andrew Kouroushi

Tring Athletic will be disappointed with this result won't they: https://www.tafc.co.uk/report-r.php?fixture_id=3592

This sounded like an interesting affair and also with Aston Clinton 5th and Unite MK 14th in Division 2: http://sportsshots.org.uk/?p=47699

Savagebee - I think you will find that London Tigers do what New Salamis and St Panteleimon do and let a lot of family, friends and hangers on in for nothing, there was probably at least 50 people at the game, attendance figures are based on just paying customers at the 'turnstile' and accuracy can be taken with a pinch of salt.

Thanks Karen, it's far better when we work hand in hand isn't it, like I said before the SSML is not a monopoly of one and I'm not trying to steal your thunder. I gather that Buckingham Athletic were unfortunately well beaten this afternoon and White Ensign were 2-0 up at the interval, making it 3-0 just after the break before Buckingham pulled one back however the damage had already been done. I know you are one for statistics and out of our fourteen Club's in the FA Vase First Round only six made it through with Biggleswade United's replay to come on Tuesday.

This article states that it was Buckingham United's first win of the campaign yesterday at the expense of Sarratt however they had already won at New Bradwell St Peter recently. The appointment of high profile supremo Sean Devine and his trusted assistant John Walton will no doubt pay huge dividends at the Lace Hill Sports and Community Centre: http://sportsshots.org.uk/?p=47679