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London Regional Women's League Premier League Reserve section - Reserve Division 1.
Tottenham
Hotspur Ladies Reserves
1
4
West
Ham United
Ladies Reserves
Tottenham Reserves took
the field for their first league game of the season against West Ham
with only nine players due to first team calls, injuries, holidays and work
commitments.
The nine that took the
field battled every inch of the way and when one of the opposition
players was knocked out with only 13 minutes to go, they were level at 1-1
thanks to a wonderful goal from Samantha Farnum. The injury resulted in
a lengthy break in play waiting for the ambulance to arrive.
The girls then conceded
directly from the re-start after a corner had been given and with their
concentration broken went on to concede a further two goals making the
scoreline an undeserved 4-1 to West Ham.
Club General Manager
John Merigan who was in charge of the reserves praised the nine Spurs
players saying "they ran through a brick wall for me and I could
not ask for more. They were a credit to themselves and the Club."
Team:Bloomfield, K Jones, Tsou, McEachern, McGhee, Farnum, Southgate,
Daniells, Heaven
Tottenham Reserves
fielded a severely weakened side when they travelled to
Colney Heath in the Sue Sharples Memorial Trophy. The Spurs side
contained several youngsters with no less than six players making their
senior debuts and came up against a well organised Colney Heath side.Although the score was 8 - 0 keeper Claire Bloomfield pulled off
several fine saves to avoid an even bigger defeat.
TEAM:Bloomfield,
S. Jones, Dow, Southgate, McEachern, Fish, McGhee, Groves,Heaven, Salmon, Cole.
Sub Black
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Tottenham
Hotspur Ladies Reserves
0
7
Enfield
Ladies Reserves
Spurs reserves took on a strong Enfield
Reserve side at Frederick Knight's playing the first half an hour with
only 9 players. Feraina Salmon made the number up to 10 when she
arrived to help out having already played for the Under 15's in the
morning.
They managed to hold the score to 2-0 at
half-time, but then tiredness set in and they eventually lost 7-0.,
A thank you to all the players for turning out and performing so well,
but a special mention again to young goalkeeper Claire Bloomfield ,who
is improving with each game and Captain for the day Kerry Daniells.
TEAM : - Bloomfield, Southgate, McEachern,
Daniells, Black, McGhee, Gardiner, Heaven, Johnson and Salmon.
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Tottenham
Hotspur Ladies Reserves
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8
Chelsea
Youth
With five players making
their senior debuts, four of them from the under 15's squad, Spurs reserves
started quite brightly against high flying Chelsea.
After 20 minutes they
were 2-1 up with goals from Mo Cordes and Meroulla Lazarou. Chelsea soon
recovered and went into the break 6-2 up.
It was a spirited
performance from the reserves that saw Chelsea only add two more goals to
their tally.
Special mentions for Anna
Southgate and Diane Gardiner, and especially Stephanie Cooper and Keisha
Heaven who shared the goalkeeping duties in the absence of regular keeper
Claire Bloomfield.
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London Regional Women's League Premier League Reserve section - Reserve
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West
Ham Reserves
4
0
Tottenham
Hotspur Ladies Reserves
Ten
man Spurs reserves battled hard against West Ham at Aveley FC on Sunday.
All players battled well, but the numerical advantage of the home side
finally told.Good
performances came from keeper Claire Bloomfield and Kim McGhee.
TEAM :
-Bloomfield,
Tsou, McEachern, Dow, Cox, McGhee, Gardiner, S. Jones, Heaven, Southgate.
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Tottenham
Hotspur Ladies Reserves
8
2
Southend
Reserves
The reserves scored a convincing
victory over Southend Reserves on Sunday at Frederick Knight.
Young 14 year old Keisha Heaven led the
way with 4 goals, the other scorers were Kim McGhee, Anna Southgate, Tina
Cox and Mo Cordes.
General Manager John Merigan was
extremely pleased with the performance with Kim McGhee especially playing
well. Young Claire Bloomfield again acquitted herself well making vital
stops with the score still 0-0.
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Tottenham
Hotspur Ladies Reserves
0
5
Watford
Reserves
The reserves battled well against a very
strong Watford side, with young keeper Claire Bloomfield making some
fine saves. They went in at the break only one goal down, but tired
in the second half conceding a further four goals.
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Enfield
Ladies
Reserves
3
0
Tottenham
Hotspur Ladies Reserves
The reserves, helped by a couple of first
team players, held a strong Enfield side until the last 20 mins when
keeper Claire Bloomfield fouled an Enfield forward on the edge of the
box as she managed to get her shot in. The referee deemed
that Claire was the last player and dismissed her despite Chuen-Yan Tsou
clearing the shot off the line for a corner. Diane Gardiner went
in goal and could do nothing about the penalty.
Enfield followed this with another couple
of goals, one taking a deflection off Kelly Herrett and the other a fine
free-kick. Diane Gardiner acquitted herself well in her role as
emergency keeper.
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Southend
Reserves
6
1
Tottenham
Hotspur Ladies Reserves
Although they were up against it almost from
the kick-off, thanks to some good keeping and defending and some bad
misses from Southend, Spurs went in at half-time 1-0 up with a goal from
Hannilee Fish.
In the second half the Southend forwards
found their shooting boots and scored six times without reply.
TEAM: Bloomfield, S. Jones, Tsou, Dow,
Fish, Staples, Gardiner, McEachern, Heaven, McGhee, Palmer
Sub: Miller
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Hotspur Ladies Reserves
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1
Addeyans
Reserves
Addeyans started strongly and Spurs were
indebted to a couple of good saves by keeper Bloomfield. After
weathering the storm of the first 10 minutes or so, Tottenham took
control of the game and chances went begging.
Eventually Keisha Heaven put Spurs into a
deserved lead when a shot from some 12 yards eluded the Addeyans keeper
going through her legs and into the back of the net. It was still
1-0 at half-time.
In the second half, more pressure from
Spurs eventually saw their lead extended when Diane Gardiner shot
through a crowd of players from the edge of the box under the despairing
dive of the visitor's keeper.
Addeyans pulled a goal back with about 15
minutes to go and this seemed to inspire them. The visitors put pressure
on the Spurs defence, but they held held firm.
It was a battling performance with
everyone playing their part in an important victory.
TEAM: Bloomfield, S. Jones, Tsou, Dow,
Fish, Staples, McEachern, Heaven, McGhee, Di Bonito, Gardiner
Sub: Black
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Hampton
Reserves
4
0
Tottenham
Hotspur Ladies Reserves
The reserves were defeated 4-0, which,
considering they were left with a bare 11 due to illness on the morning
of the match plus not having a goalkeeper due to Claire Bloomfield being
harshly suspended for one game, was not too bad a result.
Thanks must go to Hannilee Fish for
volunteering to go in goal and skipper Chuen-Yan Tsou for organising
everything.
The team was: Hannilee Fish, Chuen-Yan
Tsou, Kim McGhee, Lee Miller, Keisha Heaven, Sarah McEachern, Christina
Black, Steph Jones, Sara Di Bonito, Mel Dow, Lucy Palmer.
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Tottenham
Hotspur Ladies Reserves
0
5
Hampton
Reserves
On a windswept afternoon, the Reserves
faced Hampton with the rain lashing down.
Starting the match playing into the wind,
Spurs were soon behind to a controversial goal, when a long shot hit the
underside of the bar and bounced down to be grabbed by Claire
Bloomfield. The referee pointed to the centre spot and Hampton were
one up.
There was some resolute Tottenham defending
with the mud and wind making it difficult to clear their lines, but two
long range efforts put the visitors three up at the break.
Despite
a spirited performance the visitors ran in a further two goals in the
second half.
The team was: Claire Bloomfield, Mel Dow (Chuen-Yan
Tsou), Jenny Curtis, Sandra Brown, Steph Jones, Kim McGhee, Lucy Palmer,
Anna Southgate, Sarah McEachern, Sara Di Bonito, Keisha Heaven.
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Colney
Heath Reserves
0
4
Tottenham
Hotspur Ladies Reserves
Spurs reserves put in an excellent
performance at Colney Heath to run out winners by 4-0.
Gill Blackmore led the way with two goals, the
first a solo effort running from almost halfway before slotting the ball
past the advancing keeper and the second pouncing on a loose ball in the
area. Kerry Daniells added a fine third with a curling shot over
the keeper from about 15 yards. Daniells then turned provider
when Keisha Heaven powerfully headed home her cross.
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Addeyans
Reserves
1
3
Tottenham
Hotspur Ladies Reserves
The reserves travelled to Blackheath to
take on Addeyans Reserves in their last game of the season.
They ran out winners by 3-1 in a game
played in extremely windy conditions that spoilt the chance of much
good football being played. Addeyans took a first half lead
playing with the wind behind them, but Gill Blackmore scored the first
of another brace when a low, long range shot found the keeper wrong
footed.
The half time score was poised at 1-1
and Spurs used the advantage of the wind in the second half to run out
winners with thanks to a Gill Blackmore penalty, which was awarded for
handball and a fine effort from the edge of the area by Samantha
Farnum.
