A twelve man squad started the game well but Cassiobury found themselves 1 -0 down within 15 minutes. Gadeside won a penalty taken well but saved by goalkeeper Alex Gran. Joe Noyes in his usual goal scoring way made it 1-1 soon after, weaving his way through the field. Just before half time Kristian Demetriou made a great break, keeping control of the ball and powered home a self made goal with a clean finish making it 2-1. Gadeside kept up the pressure and scored , half time ending at 2-2. Second half Cassiobury, from a Dillon Farrell corner, the panthers had several chances with a goal mouth scramble resulting in 3 individuals having a shot at goal but were somehow denied. Calum Whelan defended well throughout the game and Dominic Petty tried several long shots from mid field. Gadeside went ahead again with another penalty but Casssiobury kept trying to equalise and were rewarded with a late goal by Dillon Farrell. Final score 3-3, an enjoyable game to watch with a team performance from Cassiobury but man of the match for his first half goal had to be Kristian Demetriou.

Cassiobury started strong with K. Demetriou and R. Thompson having early shots at goal, just wide of the post. Unfortunately St Albans scored an easy first goal and minutes later Cassiobury found themselves two goals down. H. Flesch hit the cross bar and just before half time G. Payne scored for Cassiobury making it 1-2 , with Cassiobury challenging well just before the half time whistle. Second half St Albans seemed to outplay Cassiobury making it three, and then four goals against. G. Payne after a good move scored Cassiobury’s second goal. A late penalty taken by D. Farrell for Cassiobury was saved by the St Albans goalie and the game ended 2-4. Man of the Match was R. Thompson.

The first half was a evenly balanced game, taking 25 minutes before a goal mouth scramble resulted in R Shodeinde finally hitting the ball over the goal line for Cassiobury. Within two minutes St Albans had made it 1-1 where it stayed through to half time. The second half saw H Flesch put Cassiobury 2-1 up. St Albans were looking for the equaliser once again, resulting in good goal keeping by A Gran and clearances by C Whelan. A good break on the right hand side saw R Shodeinde run with the ball, shooting from the far right edge of the box, into the left hand corner of the goal making it 3-1. St Albans kept up the attack getting a late consolation goal. Score line ending 3-2. Man of the match was C Whelan for constantly good defending and awareness throughout the game.

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Cassiobury started the game defending with C Whelan showing why he was man of the match from the outset, helping keep Gadeside quick forwards at bay.Within fifteen minutes Cassiobury picked up their pace with J Noyes making it 1-0 and a few minutes later he made it 2-0.A Gran made a great save on the stroke of half time.The second half saw Gadeside come out stronger making it 2-1. Cassiobury momentarily losing form. Towards the end of the game Cassiobury rallied round, R Shodeinde making use of the whole pitch. J Noyes and G Payne worked hard until the end with G Payne being rewarded with the late goal making it 3-1 and A Gran making another great save on the stroke of time.The whole team played well but C Whelan was the obvious man of the match.

Cassiobury made a strong start, J Noyes putting them ahead with 3 goals in the first 20 minutes. Today was a team effort but not content with a hat trick J Noyes put Cassiobury 4 nil ahead before half time. In the second half Enfield Rangers came out attackingand pulled back to 4-3 within a short space of time, Cassiobury were now under pressure to hold their lead, Cassiobury's goalkeeper A Gran made brave saves to stop the equiliser before R Thompson scored the fifth goal for the Panthers. Both sides kept attacking until the end, Enfield scoring late on to make it 5-4. Cassiobury held the score line thanks to man of the match performance by goalie A Gran with the rest of the team holding strong to finish the game 5-4.

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The game started just like our last game which was also against Oakhill Tigers but was 4 weeks ago, the panthers were totally dominant in the first half attacking at will down both flanks with H Flesch running riot on the right wing but they didn't have their shooting boots on, Every time Oakhill pushed forward the defence stood strong won the ball back and passed their way up the pitch to mount another attack, but it wasn't until H Flesch was brought down in the box after another great run that the Panthers went ahead with D Farrell converting the penalty at the second attempt. They were unable to add anymore in the first half with A Gran not having to make a single save. The second half started much differently with Oakhill pressing forward for the equaliser and A Gran having to make 4 fantastic saves, but it wasn't long before the Panthers got the ball down and started passing their way out of trouble and a great cross by D Farrell was met at the far post by H Flesch to smash in. Oakhill kept pushing forward and were repelled time and again by the Defence and J Noyes rapped it up tapping in after another great move down the right. Final score 3-0, Man of the match was H Flesch but all the boys performed brilliantly this was our best all-round performance of the season.

You wouldn't of thought that the boys hadn't played for a couple of weeks as they totally dominated the first half against Oakhill who are 2nd in the league. Time after time H Flesch roasted both the midfielder and defender down the right wing putting in some great crosses and also great interplay with J Noyes, but it was a move down the left starting with D Farrell who put G Payne in down the wing who in turn fed J Noyes, his shot rebounded off the inside of the post and fell to H Flesch and he smashed it in to make it 1 nil. Then Against the run of play Oakhill scored on the break, this didn't stop the panthers as soon H Flesch got his second after another great run and they could easily had half a dozen more at half time but could only add 1 more from R Shodeinde . The second half was much closer as the panthers seemed to lose the confidence they had in the first half and Oakhill pulled 1 back. Still pushing forward and carving out chances in particular K Demetriou's shot went just wide and M Stanley's lob was kept out by the keepers fingertips, then with there last attack of the game Oakhill got the equaliser which was unfair on the boys as they were the better team in particular H Flesch and D Farrell who was man of the match with his outstanding defending.

Having had 3 tough cup games it was good to get back to playing a league game and the panthers started well, controlling the game with H Flesch excelling on the right of midfield but it was a through ball on left which J Noyes ran onto and slotted past the on rushing keeper. They didn't keep the lead long after a poor clearance was punished to make it 1 all, the panthers kept playing football and a sweeping move was finished off by R Shodeinde made it 2-1, but again Pinner levelled the score to make it 2-2 at half time. The Second half started like the first with H Flesch attacking down the right and J Noyes a constant threat up front, R Shodeinde was running the game and seemed to be everywhere and it wasn't a surprise when he smacked in a great shot to make it 3-2. The defending was much better in the second half and every time Pinner came forward the were dispossessed and the panthers were on the attack again and it wasn't long before R Shodeinde got his hat rick saving the best till last unleashing a unstoppable volley into the roof of the goal. The panthers were in total control and never looked in danger and were unlucky not to add to the score line, it was a much improved performance by all the boys but in particular H Flesh and Man of the match R Shodeinde.

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After last weeks result the Panthers started very slowly and with only a minute gone were 1 nil down, which put them on the back foot and second to every ball and before long it was 2 nil. The 3rd followed just before half time but in the second half they were a different team wining the ball and driving forward coming close on various occasions. They pulled one back from a fantastic free kick by R. Shodeinde and kept pressing right up to the final whistle but could not find the net. Man of the match was R Howard for the second week running .

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The Panthers needed to transfer there cup form into the league, they started well with G Payne attacking down the right. The first half was very open with the play switching from end to end, A Gran made a couple of excellent saves especially when Gadeside's quick forward was through on goal he dived bravely at his feet to deny him a goal. Gadeside took the lead soon after but the Panthers didn't let there heads drop and were soon level when another move down the right saw R Shodeinde pick the ball up on the edge of the area and fire a shot into the top corner. The Panthers pressed for a second but were continually denied by Gadeside's keeper until a cross from D Farrell found its way through to inform J Noyes to slot in from close range to make 2-1 to the panthers at half time. In the second half it was the defence that showed great desire and passion to keep out gadeside, T May headed off the line to save a goal and D Farrell also blocked a goal bound shot. The Panthers also had there chances the best coming to H Flesch whose shot went just the wrong side of the post, they held out for a 2-1 victory with the defence playing excellently particularly man of the match B Gomm.

After the last couple of games it was important that the Panthers started well, they had watford youth on the back foot right from the start and when D. Farrell found himself with time out on the left, he delivered a great cross which was flicked on by P. Curran to G. Payne who was unmarked at the far post and he fired in from close range. The Panthers kept up the pressure and were nearly rewarded when H. Flesch hit a long range shot which the keeper managed to tip onto the crossbar and bounce down onto the line before being cleared. Just before half time G. Payne got his second goal after a goal kick by R. Shodeinde cleared everyone on the small pitch and he ran through to shoot past the keeper. The second half started like the first with the Panthers running the game, they soon put the game beyond doubt with goals from H. Flesch, P. Curran, J. Noyes, M. Stanley, K. Demetriou and an own goal. It was a great all round performance by all the boys making man of the match a tuff choice, with G. Payne taking it with his 2 goals and great wing play.

In a disappointing first half in which the Panthers gave Olympiacos to much time and space, conceding 3 goals in the process. The match was much closer in the second half and a great strike from H Flesch from just outside the area was the highlight of the half for the Panthers. Olympiacos scored another 2 to make the final score 5-1. Man of the match was C Whelan.

After an even start the Panthers found themselves 4-1 down at half time. J Noyes scoring the only Panthers goal.Following the team talk at half time a revived side started a come back with 3 further goals from J Noyes, who never stopped running and making chances.St Albans scored again in the second half but with a missed penalty by the Panthers the score line finished at 4-5 against them. The Panthers who had continued to push forward well into extra time could not find the net for the late equaliser.Joe Noyes was a well deserved Man of the Match, not only for his four goals but for his enthusiasm on the pitch.

Following on from the last 2 weeks performances the panthers gave their opponents no time on the ball and were soon in a commanding position after some fantastic inter play from the midfield and forward line and goals from H Flesch, R shodeinde and a first Goal for R Thompson. HMH couldn't get out of their half and 3 soon became 4 when R shodeinde scored his 2nd. J noyes came on and it wasn't long before his pace was troubling HMH and by half time he had netted twice and H Flesch another to make it 7-nil at half time. The second half started like the first with the Panthers pushing forward but they pushed to many players forward and were caught on the break and HMH pulled 1 back. This woke the Panthers up and after that the rest of the game was played in the HMH half with goals from T May ,G Payne, K Demetrio and P Curran making the final score 11-1, recording the Panthers Best ever score. It was a very one sided game in which the boys applied themselves from start to finish with last weeks MOM A Gran having very little to do and midfielder H Flesch Starring .

The Panthers started strongly on a very small pitch, they scored first after a clearance from keeper A. Gran sailed over the Abbots defence to put K. Demetriou through who shot from outside the area into the roof of the goal. The Panthers kept trying to play football on the small pitch but couldn't add to score in the first half. The second half started like the first and after a great run and shot by R. Thompson which was spilled by the keeper M. Stanley was on hand to slot in for 2 nil. The Panthers were rewarded with a 3rd after a cross/shot by M. Stanley sneaked over the line at the near post. Abbots were still pushing forward but the Panthers defence were holding strong with some brave goalkeeping from A. Gran keeping them out, another attack down the right and G. Payne chased the ball into the box and after the keeper and defender collided G. Payne had a simple tap in. As the game came to a close the Panthers took there foot off the gas and let Abbots score a couple of goals making the final score 4-2 to the Panthers. A. Gran was man of the match for his brave goalkeeping.

Right from the start the panthers pressed Olympiacos in their own half which was rewarded when a mix up in the defence gifted D. Farrell an easy tap in. The Panthers kept up the pressure and after some great interplay between K. Demetriou and M. Stanley, D. Farrell was played in down the left where he drove into the box and drilled a shot past the keeper into the bottom corner for his second of the match. K. Demetriou came close with a couple of shots before the half time whistle. The second half started with Olympiacos pressing to get back and pulled one back with a fantastic 25 yard strike early in the half. The Panthers didn't let their heads drop and kept pushing forward and after the olympiacos keeper spilled a shot P. Curran on only his 2nd game for the club slotted in from six yards to make the score 3-1 which is how it stayed due to some great defending in particular by G. Kavanagh and a special performance for R. Thompson on his debut, the whole team played so well they were all awarded man of the match

After a tough first half which included some great defending from R. Shodeinde and goal keeper A. Gran the Panthers were 2 nil down at half time. The second half performance was much better making it an even game, but as the boys pushed forward to score they were caught on the break with a ball over the top of the defence to make it 3 nil. They kept pushing forward trying to play football on a terrible pitch and were rewarded when J. Noyes shot appeared to cross the line only for the keeper to parry to the edge of the box and D. Petty drill a shot into the bottom corner. Unfortunately the Panthers couldn't add to this and Enfield added another before the end to make the final score 4-1. MOM was R. Shodeinde also good performances from all the new signings.