Footballer’s in Lichfield are being given the chance to sign up to the Leisure Leagues six-a-side competitions for free.
The league, which takes place at King Edward
Lichfield RUFC were able to return to action on Sunday (January 2) when the 1st XV played against the Lichfield Students in a game re-arranged from December 27.
The
Two goals in seven minutes for Marine FC sealed Chasetown FC’s fate on Merseyside on Bank Holiday Monday.
Dean Perrow enjoyed several opportunities in a scrappy encounter, but a
Chasetown FC manager Charlie Blakemore celebrated his 400th match in charge of The Scholars but his side were held to a 2-2 draw.
At times in the second half,
Chasetown FC are gearing up to see in 2011 in style by taking on North Ferriby United at the Scholars Ground today.
It has been seven weeks since the Scholars
Chasetown FC assistant manager Andy Cox is taking up the challenge to shed five stones of weight by the start of the 2011-12 season.
The idea was proposed by
Athletes are being given the chance to take part in an unusual event near Lichfield.
The Craft Xtreme Challenge takes place at Catton Hall in Alrewas on February 27 and
The weather has claimed its latest victim of the festive period as Chasetown’s visit to Retford United today (December 27) has been postponed.
It is now well over a
Lichfield RUFC saw their game fall victim to the weather.
The postponement means the Myrtle Greens will be back in action on December 27 for their annual fixture against Lichfield
Bassetts Allsorts promotion push in the Lichfield Leisure Leagues Sunday First Division is taking pace as they saw off the challenge of Boley Explosion 2-0.
Walk Of Shame preserved
Young Guns kept up the pressure at the summit of the Burntwood six-a-side Sunday Premier Division as they squeezed past the challenge of PSV Hangover 4-3.
Mellow
Goalkeeper Ryan Price believes Chasetown FC deserved their luck after seeing off Kettering Town in the FA Trophy.
The Scholars stopper produced another sublime performance between the sticks as Charlie
