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DIVISION ONE

Latest Update Wednesday, 10 March 2010

DIVISION ONE REVIEW

The table top clash between first & third saw Wollaton Reserves victorious against Awsworth Villa with second spot Cotgrave losing at Sandhurst. At the other end of the table Kimberley MW won only their third match of the season over fellow strugglers Radcliffe.

9.3.2010

Boots Athletic Res 3-0 Basford United Res

Calverton MW Academy 1-0 Matrixgrade

 

6.3.2010

Awsworth Villa 4-2 Wollaton Res This top of the table clash was won by leaders Wollaton who now go five points clear of third placed Villa in the race for the championship. A Franco Labbatte hat-trick helping the visitors to all three points.

Basford United Res 5-1 Keyworth United Res Those at Greenwich Avenue will be optimistic about Basford's title credentials after this impressive win. Fourth placed United now have three games in hand on the leaders and stay seven points behind thanks to a brace from James Needham amongst others. 

Bilborough Pelican Res 1-4 Netherfield Albion Netherfield win their second league match in succession with goals from former Boots striker Marc Barnaby, Blair Anderson, Tyrell Shannon & Paul Nicholls.

Clifton Res 3-3 Arnold Town Res Clifton end a run of four straight wins but stay unbeaten in six following this high scoring draw with Arnold. Both sides stay sixth and fifth respectively.

Gedling Southbank Res 3-1 Boots Athletic Res

Greenwood Meadows Res 0-1 Matrixgrade

Radcliffe Olympic Res 0-3 Kimberley MW Res Kimberley grabbed only their third win of the season after seeing off a previously resurgent Radcliffe Olympic side at Wharf Lane. Martin Austin scoring a brace with Aaron Hooten netting the other. Kimberley are still bottom of the table eight points adrift of Calverton Academy.

Sandhurst 1-0 Cotgrave Welfare Res

3.3.2010

Radcliffe Olympic Res 2-0 Calverton MW Academy Two Matt Glass goals helped Radcliffe move up to fifteenth in the table and above Calverton who go second from bottom. Radcliffe now have twenty points from nineteen games with Calverton on 19 from 21 played.

2.3.2010

Bilborough Pelican Res 1-3 Greenwood Meadows Res Greenwood continue their surge back up the league after their third successive win against neighbours Bilborough Pelican Reserves. Greenwood are now up to sixth in the table above Clifton with a game in hand on goal difference.

27.2.2010

Arnold Town Res 3-2 Boots Athletic Res Arnold continue their rise up the table with a hard fought entertaining win over Boots, a George Bradley brace and one from James Artis giving the home side all three points despite Neil Hamed's double for the chemists.

Awsworth Villa P-P Radcliffe Olympic Res game called off late Friday night

Bilborough Pelican Res P-P Greenwood Meadows Res postponed due to a waterlogged pitch on Saturday morning.

Calverton MW Academy P-P Basford United Res game called off due to a waterlogged pitch on Friday.

Clifton Res 1-0 Sandhurst A single Steven Langsdale goal was enough to give Clifton all the points and inflict Sandhurst's first league defeat in six. Clifton move up to sixth ten points adrift of the leaders.

Matrixgrade P-P Gedling Southbank Res game postponed

Netherfield Albion 2-0 Keyworth United Res Netherfield won their first game in five league matches and jump from 17th to fifteenth in their bid to avoid relegation. For Keyworth, it's their third straight league defeat.

Southwell City Res 3-3 Cotgrave Welfare Res a share of the spoils sees Cotgrave miss out on top spot following victory for third place Wollaton but with both sides showing good form of late, a draw looked always likeley. For Southwell, they are now unbeaten in six while Cotgrave, disappointed not to take all three points haven't lost in four. 

Wollaton Res 3-2 Kimberley MW Res A Steve McGeah brace and Dino Labbatte's third in two games helped the home side scrape to victory against bottom of the table Kimberley and move above Awsworth who's game was postponed and Cotgrave to go top of the table. Doherty & Austin netting for Kimberley who are nine points a foot at the bottom of the table.

Competition Overview

The Nottinghamshire Senior League First Division consists of 15 teams each playing each other twice (home and away). Three points for a win, one for a draw, the team with the most points at the end of the season will be crowned champions and therefore (subject to a committee vote) promoted to the Senior Division.

In the case of two or more sides level on points in the division, the team(s) with the best goal difference will be placed higher, if  these are the same, the team(s) with the most amount of goals scored will be placed highest.

The team that finishes bottom of the division will be relegated to the Second Division, subject to the committee vote.

A founder division in the leagues structure in 2004, the First Division was a host to fifteen of the Senior Division's Reserve sides in the competition's debut year. Boots Athletic Reserves were the first league winners losing only once in a comprehensive campaign that saw them end nine points above their nearest rivals Cotgrave CW United Reserves. A year later Wollaton's second string matched their first team's Senior Division title success thus becoming the first club to win both division's in the same campaign. They were pushed slightly harder than Boots in the previous season by an Arnold Southbank Reserves team that finished second, 5 points adrift of the champions. Clifton Res were winners in 2006/07 largely due to a fantastic second half of the campaign and winning their final twelve games of the season. 2007/08 saw for the first time the addition of three first teams in the division amongst 15 reserve sides, all three first teams dominated the campaign by allocating the top three spots, non more so than Hucknall Rolls Leisure in the clubs debut year in existence, they won at a cantor, breaking records for staying unbeaten throughout the season, a run of 23 straight wins and with a record amount of goals scored, eventually totaling up 96 points and becoming the first Division One side to be promoted in to the Senior Division. Matrixgrade pipped Underwood Villa to second spot after Villa lost their penultimate game of the season. In 2008/09 Bulwell in there first NSL campaign were victorious with a comprehensive win of the title which ensured promotion. That win was helped by fellow challengers Sandhurst's end of season falter after losing five of there last six games, they finished up eleven points behind the champions, also finishing behind third spot Basford Res and three points behind second spot Greenwood Meadows Reserves who's run of one defeat in 21 helped them gain runners up.

Competition Honours

Year Champions Runners Up
2008/09 Bulwell 62pts Greenwood Meadows Res 54pts
2007/08 Hucknall Rolls Leisure 96pts Matrixgrade 73pts
2006/07 Clifton Res 79pts Boots Athletic Res 75pts
2005/06 Wollaton Res 76pts Arnold Southbank Res 71pts
2004/05 Boots Athletic Res 73pts Cotgrave CW United Res 64pts
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League Record

Highest points total in a season 96 Hucknall Rolls Leisure (2007/08)
Lowest points total in a season 2 Sandhurst Res (2005/06)
Highest goals scored total in a season 115 Hucknall Rolls Leisure (2007/08)
Lowest goals scored total in a season 17 Sandhurst Res (2005/06)
Highest goals conceded total in a season 154 Sandhurst Res (2005/06)
Lowest goals conceded total in a season 21 Boots Athletic Res (2004/05)
Best goal difference in a season 87 Hucknall Rolls Leisure (2007/08)
Worst goal difference in a season -137 Sandhurst Res (2005/06)
Most wins in a season 31 Hucknall Rolls Leisure (2007/08)
Most draws in a season 12 Linby CW Res (2005/06)
Most defeats in a season 30 Sandhurst Res (2005/06)
Longest unbeaten run 34 Hucknall Rolls Leisure (15.8.07 - )
Most wins in a row 23 Hucknall Rolls Leisure (10.11.07 - 26.4.08)
Most defeats in a row 20 Sandhurst Res (27.12.05 - 9.5.06)
Most draws in a row 4 Linby CW Res (22.4.06 - 23.8.06)
Longest winless run 32 Sandhurst Res (20.8.05 - 23.8.06)
Biggest win(s) 17-0 Sandhurst Res 0-17 Arnold Southbank Res (29.10.05)
14-0 Kimberley MW Res 0-14 Wollaton Res (5.3.05)
13-1 Bulwell 13-1 Kimberley MW Res (30.8.08)
12-0 Bilborough Town 0-12 Sandhurst (3.9.08)
11-1 Southwell City Res 11-1 Kimberley MW Res (22.8.09)
11-1 Wollaton Res 11-1 Magdala Amateurs Res (12.2.05)
10-0 Wollaton Res 10-0 Cotgrave Welfare Res (23.4.09)
10-0 Bulwell 10-0 Clifton Res (11.4.09)
10-0 Sandhurst Res 0-10 Awsworth Villa Res (28.4.07)
   10-0 Wollaton Res 10-0 Siemens Res (3.3.07)
10-0 Kimberley MW Res 10-0 Siemens Res (16.12.06)
10-1 Bestwood MW Res 10-1 Sandhurst Res (6.9.05)
Highest score draw 4-4 Ruddington United Res 4-4 Linby CW Res (11.12.04)
4-4 Gedling Southbank Res 4-4 Magdala Amateurs Res (21.10.06)
Most goals scored in total 119 Anthony Fragola - Wollaton Res (2004-2009)
Most goals scored in a season 38 Duane Haywood - Bulwell (2008/09)
Most goals scored in a match 6 Duane Haywood - Bulwell 10-0 Clifton Res (11.4.09)

Bulwell celebrate the 2009 title and promotion

Matrixgrade & Basford Reserves (November 08)

2008/09 Action as Wollaton Reserves take on Bilborough Town

PJ Sweeney of GSB challenges Greenwood's Dalton Stevens (Aug 08)

After four years in the top flight Sandhurst start 2008/09 in Division One

Jonathon 'Toddy' Wass lifts the cup for Hucknall Rolls in 2007/08

Matrixgrade and Linby Reserves (November 07)

Clifton Reserves celebrate their 2006/07 Division One title