Rhodes 232 Posted April 6, 2020 Share Posted April 6, 2020 Beaconsfield SYCOB won the Premier Division Championship in 2007/2008 by a comfortable nine points, journeyman Craig Connor (pictured) was arguably their star man netting eleven times in just thirteen appearances at the sharp end of the campaign after arriving at Holloways Park from Burnham. Connor's other Club's throughout his career included Windsor & Eton, Maidenhead United, Thurrock, Weymouth, Cambridge City, Lewes, Eastleigh, St Albans City and Slough Town: 2007-2008 SSML Premier Division 1. Beaconsfield S.Y.C.O.B. 42 31 5 6 102 36 98 2. Chalfont St. Peter 42 26 11 5 104 45 89 3. Biggleswade Town 42 28 5 9 93 51 89 4. Hertford Town 42 25 6 11 95 45 81 5. Harefield United 42 25 5 12 86 52 80 6. Langford 42 23 4 15 97 67 73 7. Leverstock Green 42 21 10 11 86 57 73 8. Brimsdown Rovers 42 21 7 14 85 51 70 9. Hanwell Town 42 21 7 14 79 65 70 10. Tring Athletic 42 19 6 17 77 76 63 11. St. Margaretsbury 42 18 8 16 66 52 62 12. Broxbourne Boro. V. & E. (-10) 42 20 9 13 81 73 59 13. Aylesbury Vale 42 16 8 18 64 73 56 14. Kingsbury London Tigers 42 15 8 19 57 73 53 15. Colney Heath 42 14 6 22 47 82 48 16. Welwyn Garden City 42 14 3 25 64 95 45 17. Cockfosters 42 11 9 22 61 92 42 18. Biggleswade United 42 11 8 23 60 97 41 19. Oxhey Jets 42 9 10 23 64 87 37 20. Holmer Green 42 8 9 25 49 99 33 21. Ruislip Manor 42 6 6 30 43 105 24 22. London Colney 42 3 4 35 27 114 13 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Rhodes 232 Posted April 6, 2020 Share Posted April 6, 2020 The 2008/2009 SSML Premier Division Championship race was again a thrilling affair with it going right down to the wire, Biggleswade Town prevailed over Harefield United on goal difference by just one goal and were promoted to the Southern League, the season also coincided with the opening of their new ground on 13 August 2008 at Langford Road when Hertford Town were the visitors. Bobby Dance (pictured) was arguably Biggleswade Town's player of that season and he is currently plying his trade at Rothamstead Park with Harpenden Town, he has also had spells with Berkhamsted Town, Stotfold, Arlesey Town, Royston Town, Barton Rovers, Welwyn Garden City, Codicote and spent some time at Vicarage Road with Watford as a youngster: 2008-2009 SSML Premier Division 1. Biggleswade Town 40 27 4 9 100 41 85 2. Harefield United 40 26 7 7 103 45 85 3. Chalfont St. Peter 40 23 9 8 99 56 78 4. Broxbourne Borough V. & E. 40 20 8 12 76 63 68 5. Kingsbury London Tigers 40 18 12 10 68 52 66 6. Leverstock Green 40 18 10 12 90 60 64 7. Hanwell Town 40 17 11 12 81 53 62 8. Tring Athletic 40 18 8 14 81 67 62 9. Welwyn Garden City 40 18 7 15 69 75 61 10. Hertford Town 40 15 13 12 61 46 58 11. Langford 40 16 9 15 81 82 57 12. Colney Heath 40 16 8 16 67 71 56 13. Oxhey Jets 40 15 10 15 77 82 55 14. St. Margaretsbury 40 15 8 17 54 62 53 15. Aylesbury Vale 40 14 7 19 56 74 49 16. Biggleswade United 40 13 6 21 52 82 45 17. Brimsdown Rovers 40 10 11 19 59 77 41 18. Haringey Borough 40 10 7 23 50 83 37 19. Cockfosters 40 9 6 25 62 101 33 20. Holmer Green 40 6 10 24 36 80 28 21. Kentish Town (-11) 40 7 7 26 58 128 17 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
petethegreek 239 Posted April 7, 2020 Share Posted April 7, 2020 1 hour ago, Rhodes said: The 2008/2009 SSML Premier Division Championship race was again a thrilling affair with it going right down to the wire, Biggleswade Town prevailed over Harefield United on goal difference by just one goal and were promoted to the Southern League, the season also coincided with the opening of their new ground on 13 August 2008 at Langford Road when Hertford Town were the visitors. Bobby Dance (pictured) was arguably Biggleswade Town's player of that season and he is currently plying his trade at Rothamstead Park with Harpenden Town, he has also had spells with Berkhamsted Town, Stotfold, Arlesey Town, Royston Town, Barton Rovers, Welwyn Garden City, Codicote and spent some time at Vicarage Road with Watford as a youngster: 2008-2009 SSML Premier Division 1. Biggleswade Town 40 27 4 9 100 41 85 2. Harefield United 40 26 7 7 103 45 85 3. Chalfont St. Peter 40 23 9 8 99 56 78 4. Broxbourne Borough V. & E. 40 20 8 12 76 63 68 5. Kingsbury London Tigers 40 18 12 10 68 52 66 6. Leverstock Green 40 18 10 12 90 60 64 7. Hanwell Town 40 17 11 12 81 53 62 8. Tring Athletic 40 18 8 14 81 67 62 9. Welwyn Garden City 40 18 7 15 69 75 61 10. Hertford Town 40 15 13 12 61 46 58 11. Langford 40 16 9 15 81 82 57 12. Colney Heath 40 16 8 16 67 71 56 13. Oxhey Jets 40 15 10 15 77 82 55 14. St. Margaretsbury 40 15 8 17 54 62 53 15. Aylesbury Vale 40 14 7 19 56 74 49 16. Biggleswade United 40 13 6 21 52 82 45 17. Brimsdown Rovers 40 10 11 19 59 77 41 18. Haringey Borough 40 10 7 23 50 83 37 19. Cockfosters 40 9 6 25 62 101 33 20. Holmer Green 40 6 10 24 36 80 28 21. Kentish Town (-11) 40 7 7 26 58 128 17 I was on the line for Biggleswade Town's last game of the season. One goal decided the title. 😲 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Savagebee 316 Posted April 7, 2020 Author Share Posted April 7, 2020 (edited) 15 hours ago, Rhodes said: The 2008/2009 SSML Premier Division Championship race was again a thrilling affair with it going right down to the wire, Biggleswade Town prevailed over Harefield United on goal difference by just one goal and were promoted to the Southern League, the season also coincided with the opening of their new ground on 13 August 2008 at Langford Road when Hertford Town were the visitors. Bobby Dance (pictured) was arguably Biggleswade Town's player of that season and he is currently plying his trade at Rothamstead Park with Harpenden Town, he has also had spells with Berkhamsted Town, Stotfold, Arlesey Town, Royston Town, Barton Rovers, Welwyn Garden City, Codicote and spent some time at Vicarage Road with Watford as a youngster: 2008-2009 SSML Premier Division 1. Biggleswade Town 40 27 4 9 100 41 85 2. Harefield United 40 26 7 7 103 45 85 3. Chalfont St. Peter 40 23 9 8 99 56 78 4. Broxbourne Borough V. & E. 40 20 8 12 76 63 68 5. Kingsbury London Tigers 40 18 12 10 68 52 66 6. Leverstock Green 40 18 10 12 90 60 64 7. Hanwell Town 40 17 11 12 81 53 62 8. Tring Athletic 40 18 8 14 81 67 62 9. Welwyn Garden City 40 18 7 15 69 75 61 10. Hertford Town 40 15 13 12 61 46 58 11. Langford 40 16 9 15 81 82 57 12. Colney Heath 40 16 8 16 67 71 56 13. Oxhey Jets 40 15 10 15 77 82 55 14. St. Margaretsbury 40 15 8 17 54 62 53 15. Aylesbury Vale 40 14 7 19 56 74 49 16. Biggleswade United 40 13 6 21 52 82 45 17. Brimsdown Rovers 40 10 11 19 59 77 41 18. Haringey Borough 40 10 7 23 50 83 37 19. Cockfosters 40 9 6 25 62 101 33 20. Holmer Green 40 6 10 24 36 80 28 21. Kentish Town (-11) 40 7 7 26 58 128 17 Why were Kentish Town FC deducted 11 points? Edited April 7, 2020 by Savagebee Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Rhodes 232 Posted April 7, 2020 Share Posted April 7, 2020 14 hours ago, petethegreek said: I was on the line for Biggleswade Town's last game of the season. One goal decided the title. 😲 What I do remember is you being disappointed at not being given a Cup Final that season, you seemed to feel you had a God given right to get one every season and still do Quote Link to post Share on other sites
petethegreek 239 Posted April 7, 2020 Share Posted April 7, 2020 7 minutes ago, Rhodes said: What I do remember is you being disappointed at not being given a Cup Final that season, you seemed to feel you had a God given right to get one every season and still do This is only true in Rhodesworld. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
petethegreek 239 Posted April 7, 2020 Share Posted April 7, 2020 45 minutes ago, Savagebee said: Why were Kentish Town FC deducted 11 points? Probably an admin issue. You were on the Committee, Rhodes. Care to shed some light on the matter? Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Savagebee 316 Posted April 7, 2020 Author Share Posted April 7, 2020 1 hour ago, petethegreek said: Probably an admin issue. You were on the Committee, Rhodes. Care to shed some light on the matter? Ouch! I didn't know Rhodes was on the Kentish Town FC Committee as well? I knew Rhodes was once on the Haringey Borough FC Committee. I'm sure there used to be a member of this forum called Nelly? Or something? That used to be something to do with Kentish Town FC? Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Rhodes 232 Posted April 7, 2020 Share Posted April 7, 2020 1 hour ago, Savagebee said: Why were Kentish Town FC deducted 11 points? I was no longer with Kentish Town at that time and had joined Tokyngton Manor however, as far as I can recall, the eleven point deduction was for 'serious irregularities'. It was such a crying shame as the sky could have quite easily been the limit for the Club who had won the Division One Championship the season before with some truly outstanding players who have featured earlier in this thread Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Savagebee 316 Posted April 7, 2020 Author Share Posted April 7, 2020 1 minute ago, Rhodes said: I was no longer with Kentish Town at that time and had joined Tokyngton Manor however, as far as I can recall, the eleven point deduction was for 'serious irregularities'. It was such a crying shame as the sky could have quite easily been the limit for the Club who had won the Division One Championship the season before with some truly outstanding players who have featured earlier in this thread Haringey Borough FC, Kentish Town FC and Tokyngton Manor FC that's quite a CV Rhodes. I didn't know that you had been involved in that many clubs. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Rhodes 232 Posted April 7, 2020 Share Posted April 7, 2020 16 hours ago, petethegreek said: I was on the line for Biggleswade Town's last game of the season. One goal decided the title. 😲 That was against Chalfont St Peter wasn't it in a 3-2 win for Biggleswade Town, it must have been really exciting with Harefield United winning 3-1 at Broxbourne Borough. How was it that you were allocated that game at the Carlsberg Stadium out of interest Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Rhodes 232 Posted April 7, 2020 Share Posted April 7, 2020 52 minutes ago, Savagebee said: Haringey Borough FC, Kentish Town FC and Tokyngton Manor FC that's quite a CV Rhodes. I didn't know that you had been involved in that many clubs. Savagebee - I have actually had some suspicions for a while now that your memory is failing you, there are lots of old threads in the Forum archive that you posted on at the time. For your information I became involved with Tokyngton Manor shortly after their inspiring Chairman, Terry Springer, took on all of Ruislip Manor's debts after the Club were unceremoniously shown the door at Grosvenor Vale in 2008 by Wealdstone who had deviously and unscrupulously acquired the lease of the Ruislip Sports & Social Club. Ruislip Manor couldn't continue however Terry was determined to keep their never forgotten flag flying high, albeit under the then new name of Tokyngton Manor, and they now historically still exist as London Rangers FC in the Middlesex County League Division One West, having had their first season in the Hellenic League Division Two East in 2017/18, following a high profile affiliation agreement with Rangers FC in Scotland (formerly Glasgow Rangers): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/London_Rangers_F.C. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Savagebee 316 Posted April 7, 2020 Author Share Posted April 7, 2020 13 minutes ago, Rhodes said: Savagebee - I have actually had some suspicions for a while now that your memory is failing you, there are lots of old threads in the Forum archive that you posted on at the time. For your information I became involved with Tokyngton Manor shortly after their inspiring Chairman, Terry Springer, took on all of Ruislip Manor's debts after the Club were unceremoniously shown the door at Grosvenor Vale in 2008 by Wealdstone who had deviously and unscrupulously acquired the lease of the Ruislip Sports & Social Club. Ruislip Manor couldn't continue however Terry was determined to keep their never forgotten flag flying high, albeit under the then new name of Tokyngton Manor, and they now historically still exist as London Rangers FC in the Middlesex County League Division One West, having had their first season in the Hellenic League Division Two East in 2017/18, following a high profile affiliation agreement with Rangers FC in Scotland (formerly Glasgow Rangers): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/London_Rangers_F.C. Ha Ha your right my memory is going I must be getting old or maybe I just wasn't paying attention 😉 me bad. Interesting regarding London Rangers FC. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Rhodes 232 Posted April 7, 2020 Share Posted April 7, 2020 Lets get back to the topic of this thread and SSML legends, past and present. Here's certainly a legend for you, Javier Rivera, who was instrumental for Kentish Town when they won the Division One Championship in 2007/2008, supplying the midfield ammunition for the prolific Lee Scott and man mountain Jonathan Donoghue up front, Javier didn't put a foot wrong or a single pass astray all season. Colombian born Javier played at a high level in Argentina before arriving in this Country and was shrewdly brought to the Copthall Stadium by boss Clement Temile's trusted lieutenant Hector Valera which proved to be the final piece in the jigsaw. After leaving Kentish Town he went on to play for Beaumont Athletic and Sporting Bengal United who he helped single-handedly to the FA Cup First Qualifying Round in 2016/17 and to the Essex Senior League Cup Final in 2013/14: Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Savagebee 316 Posted April 8, 2020 Author Share Posted April 8, 2020 Ex Ruislp Manor FC, Harefield United FC, Southall FC and North Greenford United FC striker Aaron McLeish is back at Southall FC who play in The Combined Counties Premier Divison. Aaron McLeish scored 19 goals in 23 games this season. I'm told that he should of scored double that ⬆️ 😂 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Rhodes 232 Posted April 8, 2020 Share Posted April 8, 2020 A strong defence won Aylesbury the SSML Premier Division Championship in 2009/10 and they were duly promoted to the Southern League Division One Central, coincidentally Aylesbury United were relegated from the Southern League Division One Midlands that season to join the SSML in 2010/11 until 2012/13 when they were promoted back to the Southern League in second place with unbeaten Dunstable Town. Aylesbury knew how to chisel out victories particularly narrow ones away from Haywood Way and in only their first away game of the campaign won 1-0 at Chalfont St Peter with a Craig Henney (pictured) strike who was by far their star man that season netting 54 times in 48 appearances, including 35 League goals. Henney was a technician and a craftsman, he could smell the back of a football net from a mile away and that was usually where the ball ended up when it was in his possession, he scored twice when Aylesbury also lifted the Premier Division Cup that season beating Hanwell Town 2-1 in an exciting Final at Cotlandswick: SSML Premier Division 2009/2010 Pos Name Pld W D L GF GA Pts 1 Aylesbury 42 28 8 6 109 41 92 2 Chalfont St Peter 42 28 4 10 121 52 88 3 Tring Athletic 42 27 3 12 107 49 84 4 Royston Town 42 27 3 12 118 67 84 5 Colney Heath 42 23 7 12 87 68 76 6 Harefield United 42 23 4 15 81 67 73 7 Dunstable Town 42 22 6 14 90 58 72 8 Kingsbury London Tigers 42 21 7 14 86 67 70 9 Broxbourne Borough V & E 42 21 6 15 84 54 69 10 Leverstock Green 42 17 10 15 74 64 61 11 Oxhey Jets 42 17 7 18 83 81 58 12 Hatfield Town 42 18 4 20 69 71 58 13 Hanwell Town 42 16 9 17 84 71 57 14 St Margaretsbury 42 12 13 17 57 76 49 15 Haringey Borough 42 13 7 22 67 84 46 16 Hertford Town 42 13 7 22 53 80 46 17 Kentish Town 42 12 6 24 60 124 42 18 Hillingdon Borough 42 10 10 22 53 106 40 19 Langford 42 11 6 25 66 111 39 20 Biggleswade United 42 11 6 25 48 93 39 21 Brimsdown Rovers 42 10 8 24 50 84 38 22 Welwyn Garden City 42 9 5 28 51 130 29 * * - Welwyn Garden City 3 points deducted Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Savagebee 316 Posted April 8, 2020 Author Share Posted April 8, 2020 2 hours ago, Rhodes said: A strong defence won Aylesbury the SSML Premier Division Championship in 2009/10 and they were duly promoted to the Southern League Division One Central, coincidentally Aylesbury United were relegated from the Southern League Division One Midlands that season to join the SSML in 2010/11 until 2012/13 when they were promoted back to the Southern League in second place with unbeaten Dunstable Town. Aylesbury knew how to chisel out victories particularly narrow ones away from Haywood Way and in only their first away game of the campaign won 1-0 at Chalfont St Peter with a Craig Henney (pictured) strike who was by far their star man that season netting 54 times in 48 appearances, including 35 League goals. Henney was a technician and a craftsman, he could smell the back of a football net from a mile away and that was usually where the ball ended up when it was in his possession, he scored twice when Aylesbury also lifted the Premier Division Cup that season beating Hanwell Town 2-1 in an exciting Final at Cotlandswick: SSML Premier Division 2009/2010 Pos Name Pld W D L GF GA Pts 1 Aylesbury 42 28 8 6 109 41 92 2 Chalfont St Peter 42 28 4 10 121 52 88 3 Tring Athletic 42 27 3 12 107 49 84 4 Royston Town 42 27 3 12 118 67 84 5 Colney Heath 42 23 7 12 87 68 76 6 Harefield United 42 23 4 15 81 67 73 7 Dunstable Town 42 22 6 14 90 58 72 8 Kingsbury London Tigers 42 21 7 14 86 67 70 9 Broxbourne Borough V & E 42 21 6 15 84 54 69 10 Leverstock Green 42 17 10 15 74 64 61 11 Oxhey Jets 42 17 7 18 83 81 58 12 Hatfield Town 42 18 4 20 69 71 58 13 Hanwell Town 42 16 9 17 84 71 57 14 St Margaretsbury 42 12 13 17 57 76 49 15 Haringey Borough 42 13 7 22 67 84 46 16 Hertford Town 42 13 7 22 53 80 46 17 Kentish Town 42 12 6 24 60 124 42 18 Hillingdon Borough 42 10 10 22 53 106 40 19 Langford 42 11 6 25 66 111 39 20 Biggleswade United 42 11 6 25 48 93 39 21 Brimsdown Rovers 42 10 8 24 50 84 38 22 Welwyn Garden City 42 9 5 28 51 130 29 * * - Welwyn Garden City 3 points deducted Where's Craig Henney playing these days? Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Smallholder 7 Posted April 8, 2020 Share Posted April 8, 2020 Paul Evitt....absolute legend for St Mags amongst others NeutralFan 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
NeutralFan 96 Posted April 8, 2020 Share Posted April 8, 2020 (edited) 19 minutes ago, Smallholder said: Paul Evitt....absolute legend for St Mags amongst others About time we got to an actual legend 😂 I have it on good authority he came out of retirement in December and it now plying his trade for White Roding Vets over 45’s in the Essex Vets League Pictured with his title winning St Margaretsbury side that clinched the league with a two nil win away at Rhodes beloved Haringey Borough Edited April 8, 2020 by NeutralFan Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Rhodes 232 Posted April 8, 2020 Share Posted April 8, 2020 (edited) The SSML campaign of 2010/11 saw Chalfont St Peter win the Premier Division Championship by a comfortable twelve point margin from Tring Athletic, they led from start to finish and Charlie Strutton (pictured) was their star man netting 36 times in 47 appearances, including 28 league goals. Born and bred in the London Borough of Brent, Strutton started his career at Mill Meadow at youth level and quickly progressed to the First Team at the tender age of 17 where he became a prolific marksmen for the Saints before signing a short term professional contract for AFC Wimbledon in March 2012. Charlie's contract was extended at Kingsmeadow but unfortunately he never fulfilled his true potential due to injuries including a broken leg in his first game whilst on a one month loan spell at Aldershot in November 2013. After leaving AFC Wimbledon he went on to play for Braintree Town, Hayes & Yeading United, Slough Town and Maidenhead United before returning, Prodigal Son style, to Chalfont St Peter during the 2016/17 campaign albeit on loan from Maidenhead: SSML Premier Division 2010/11 Pos Name Pld W D L GF GA Pts 1 Chalfont St Peter 44 33 4 7 99 34 103 2 Tring Athletic 44 28 7 9 95 45 91 3 Royston Town 44 28 6 10 102 52 90 4 Leverstock Green 44 27 7 10 100 57 88 5 Colney Heath 44 28 4 12 93 70 88 6 Aylesbury United 44 23 8 13 94 71 77 7 Dunstable Town 44 22 4 18 82 75 70 8 Haringey Borough 44 19 10 15 80 67 67 9 Hertford Town 44 19 7 18 88 87 64 10 Broxbourne Borough V & E 44 18 6 20 85 84 60 11 Hatfield Town 44 19 3 22 75 91 60 12 Kingsbury London Tigers 44 17 8 19 90 93 59 13 Stotfold 44 15 12 17 72 68 57 14 Hadley 44 16 9 19 58 66 57 15 Hanwell Town 44 16 8 20 77 79 56 16 Hillingdon Borough 44 15 10 19 84 80 55 17 Holmer Green 44 14 11 19 74 75 53 18 St Margaretsbury 44 15 6 23 53 65 51 19 Oxhey Jets 44 13 9 22 76 91 48 20 Biggleswade United 44 11 11 22 56 96 44 21 Harefield United 44 10 8 26 61 109 38 22 Kentish Town 44 7 8 29 51 117 29 23 Langford 44 7 6 31 53 126 27 Edited April 8, 2020 by Rhodes Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Rhodes 232 Posted April 8, 2020 Share Posted April 8, 2020 4 minutes ago, NeutralFan said: About time we got to an actual legend 😂 I have it on good authority he came out of retirement in December and it now plying his trade for White Roding Vets over 45’s in the Essex Vets League Hello NeutralFan, long time, I hope you and yours are keeping well Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Smallholder 7 Posted April 8, 2020 Share Posted April 8, 2020 5 minutes ago, NeutralFan said: About time we got to an actual legend 😂 I have it on good authority he came out of retirement in December and it now plying his trade for White Roding Vets over 45’s in the Essex Vets League NF, if you know Paul send him my best. I imagine the ginger locks have diminished by now! You must know those other legends Kev Cooper and Ryan Redford? Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Smallholder 7 Posted April 8, 2020 Share Posted April 8, 2020 (edited) 6 minutes ago, Rhodes said: Hello NeutralFan, long time, I hope you and yours are keeping well Rhodes, do you know NF and Paul Evitt? Edited April 8, 2020 by Smallholder Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Winslow Boy 286 Posted April 8, 2020 Share Posted April 8, 2020 1 hour ago, Savagebee said: Where's Craig Henney playing these days? Good player was Craig, got be 39 now. Played a number of seasons at Pitstone too. 29 minutes ago, NeutralFan said: About time we got to an actual legend 😂 I have it on good authority he came out of retirement in December and it now plying his trade for White Roding Vets over 45’s in the Essex Vets League Pictured with his title winning St Margaretsbury side that clinched the league with a two nil win away at Rhodes beloved Haringey Borough Yeah, less a legends thread, more a thread of any Tom, dick and Harry that may have played for five minutes. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Rhodes 232 Posted April 8, 2020 Share Posted April 8, 2020 1 hour ago, Savagebee said: Where's Craig Henney playing these days? Savagebee - Craig Henney was understandably a popular player during his time at Haywood Way and when Aylesbury won the Premier Division Championship in 2009/10, he is almost 36 now and no longer playing as far as I am aware: https://aylesburyfc.forumotion.com/t287-interesting-facts-about-henney Quote Link to post Share on other sites
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