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28 April 2005: WOOTTONS 4-2 REFFLEY
In a keenly fought encounter between local rivals Wootton's came out on
top. Reffley dominated the early play and took the lead through Ryan
Scott. Wootton's replied just before half time with a well taken
effort. The second half saw play swing Wootton's way and with three more
well taken goals, their lead was unassailable. Reffley's late reply came
from Matthew Cornwell. Paul and the players would like to thank the
parents for their fantastic support throughout the season and Kayleigh for
ensuring their drinks are ready every week.
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17 April 2005: REFFLEY 3-0 BRANDON
With the Brandon forwards leaving their shooting boots behind and Reffly's
'keeper Darren Smith reurning to great form, Reffley ran out
comfortable winners. The first half saw Reffley take the initiative, as Matthew
Cornwell produced a wonderful cross for Ryan Scott to open the
scoring. The lead was then increased by a cheeky opportunistic goal from Ben
Ward after a mistake by the Brandon 'keeper. The second half was
keenly contested, with both sides producing some good football, but only
one chance was converted by Reffley's Joe Scott after some good
build up play. This was a very good all round squad performance by the
home side.
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10 April 2005: REFFLEY 4-1 HUNGATE
In the first half, Reffley handled the windy conditions the better
of the two teams. Ben Ward and Ryan Scott produced some
good football and created several chances. Ward himself and Ryan
Beasley successfully converted two of these to put Reffley in the lead
at half time. The second half saw Reffley really dominate the game,
with their defence putting in a very solid performance. Also, the midfield produced
a great second half creating more chances. Further goals came from Ward
and Ryan Scott to complete a solid win. Reffley MotM: Chris
Goodsen.
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3 April 2005: BRANDON 3-0 REFFLEY
Brandon took the game to Reffley and soon went 1-0 up. With 'keeper Darren
Smith unwell and defenders making poor mistakes, this contrived to
give Brandon two more goals before half time. The second half saw Reffley
finally wake up and with Williams, Scott (J), Cole and
Tyhurst all raising their game, it looked like it was only a matter
of time before Reffley got on the score sheet. Ward, Scott (R) and
Cornwell each forced an excellent save from the home 'keeper, who
had a great game. Unfortunetly for Reffley it was not meant to be and the
home side ran out winners. Reffley MotM: Luke Tyhurst.
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27 March 2005: DEREHAM 1-12 REFFLEY
No Match Report Submitted
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6 MARCH 2005: MUNDFORD 1-2 REFFLEY
Reffley saved their best performance of the season for their away trip to
second placed Mundford. In a sporting game, both sides played some
attractive football. Although Reffley had their 'keeper, Darren Smith,
to thank on a couple of occasions, the whole side rallied well after going
behind when a clearance which was unfortunately charged down by the
Mundford centre forward. Reffley then struck back as the team combined
some great tackling and good football to create the opening which Ben
Ward superbly put away for the equaliser. Danny Taylor and Ryan
Beasley then worked a great free kick which was cleared off the line
by the Mundford 'keeper. The Lynn side kept pressing and with the final
whistle looming, Matthew Cornwell and Ward combined well
with Rhys Williams who headed the winner. It was a solid defensive
display from the whole team. Reffley MotM: Rhys Williams, who
capped a fine performance with a good goal.
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13 FEBRUARY 2005: DERSINGHAM 7-2
REFFLEY
This game was dominated by the wind and the effective long range
shooting of Dersingham. Reffley had the better of the early exchanges but
found themselves a goal down before Patrick Staunton equalised with a
speculative cross. Reffley continued to play well but were thwarted by
some resolute Dersingham defending. It took a deflected shot to give
Reffley the lead but poor defending allowed Dersingham to equalise just
before half time.
Playing with the wind, after the turn-around, Dersingham laid siege to the
Reffley goal. Some good defending held the home side at bay, until with 15
minutes to go, a couple of quick goals and a penalty saw Dersingham pull
away. Towards the end of the game Dersingham wrapped it up with two more
strikes. Both sides competed very well in difficult circumstances.
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6 FEBRUARY 2005: TERRINGTON 3-1
REFFLEY
Reffley never turned up for this game and with Terrington producing a very
good performance, the result was inevitable. Terrington went 2 - 0 up at
half-time, then added a third, early in the second half. When Reffley
finally woke up and started to play, only a late consolation goal by Ben
Ward was any reward for their efforts. Reffley must now put this
performance behind them and finish off the rest of the season in a
positive manner. Reffley MotM was goal keeper Darren Smith, who was
absolutely superb. Reffley wish Terrington all the best in the
semi-finals.
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30 January 2005: DOWNHAM 2-4 REFFLEY
This game was played in a fantastic spirit. Reffley started the
quicker of the two teams and were 2-0 up after 15 minutes with good goals
from Ryan Scott and Matthew Cornwell. Both sides then had
chances but were unable to take them due to good defending and great
goalkeeping. The second half was end-to-end stuff with both sides playing
some excellent football. Tom Chambers reduced the deficit with a well
taken strike, only for Ben Ward to restore Reffley's advantage.
With both sides now pressing Chambers again scored, this time directly
from a corner. Reffley then dug-in and re-grouped with Cornwell and
Scott combining to create an opening for Ward to restore the
two goal advantage. Both managers described this as "an excellent
game", well controlled by a very good referee in David Major. Reffley
MotM: The whole team
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23 January 2005: HEACHAM 1-1 REFFLEY
In heavy conditions, both sides turned in good performances.
Reffley were camped at the Heacham end for the first half but still found
themselves 1 - 0 down when Heacham broke away to score a good goal. The
second half was more even with Reffley attacking and Heacham defending
very well. It took a free kick, like a missile, from Ryan Beasley to level
the score. Patrick Staunton had a good debut game. MotM for Reffley: Ryan
Scott.
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9 January 2005: SWAFFHAM PEDDLARS 10-2
REFFLEY
With the Swaffham manager admitting that the result was farcical,
Reffley suffered their worst defeat of the season after succumbing to a
team, who when they rely on their footballing skills, are a very good side. Goals from
Matt Cornwell and Ryan Scott were all Reffley had to show. Reffley MOTM
was Joseph Scott.
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12 December 2004: REFFLEY 7-1
WEST WINCH WB
The game started at a fast pace with both
sides showing a competitive edge. By half-time, Reffley had egded into a
2-0 lead. After the break, the hard-fighting West Winch team pulled back a
goal, but Reffley weathered the storm and began to dominate. The goal of
the game came when Matthew Cornwell provided a perfect cross for Ryan
Scott to head in Reffley's sixth. Reffley's scorers were Ryan
Scott with another hat full (4) Ryan Beasley (2) and Joseph
Scott. Reffley's MotM: the whole of the defence for a terrific
display.
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19 December 2004: REFFLEY 6-1 MATTISHALL
Reffley
started very slowly which allowed their opponents to take control
initially, however two excellent long range strikes from Luke Tyhurst
and Ryan Beasley to put them ahead at half-time. The second half
saw Reffley really take control and with Jack Starling having his
best game of the season and Darren Smith pulling of a tremendous
save, they went on to secure a comfortable win. Goals were scored at
regular intervals by Ben Ward, Ryan Scott (2) and an
absolutely fantastic strike from Matty Cornwell from fully 25yards,
sealed the victory. Mattishall's reply came close to the end from a
well-taken penalty but it was scant reward for a fighting performance.
Reffley's MotM were Tyhurst and Beasley.
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