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Lyne F.C going forward and looking for new talent.

With the 2009/10 season coming to a close, Lyne F.C are already planning for next year with the intension to improve further the service we give to the membership, become even more progressive on the training ground, and of course become even more successful  on the pitch.csclubs.jpg

This season has been outstanding for Lyne F.C with the Club achieving F.A Charter Standard, teams being entered into the Surrey Youth League for the first time, a team being entered into the East Berks League on a Saturday and of course teams in the Surrey Primary League where it all started.

imagescak5o1p7.jpgAdded to the above we have agreed an affiliation with Hampton and Richmond Borough F.C which are members of The Blue Square Conference and Suburban Premier League. This affiliation will give the opportunity for members of Lyne F.C to progress to the highest levels of football locally and also give every member free admission to all Hampton and Richmond Borough matches accompanied by a paying adult.

 

Another great addition to the opportunities Lyne F.C offers to its members at the age of 15 plus is Knaphill F.C with whom we have recently forged a link to give those members that are not quite ready for Blue square or Suburban an option of youth football in the Allied Counties Youth League.

knaphill.jpgKnaphill F.C have just created a new youth structure for the coming season (2010/2011)and Lyne F.C are pleased to endorse their ideas and progressive vision for young players to reach the highest levels of football to which abilities allow.

Equally at Knaphill F.C have senior opportunities in the Combine Counties League at reserves and 1st team levels .

So as you can see by Lyne F.C forging affiliations and links with the right sort of progressive clubs with the right people involved, Lyne F.C members have fantastic opportunities to achieve and develop to a level of senior football which befits their ability levels.    

 

Lyne F.C will also continue to ensure that all our financial income goes back to our members and football. The clubs recognises that our members need good pitches to play and train on, good coaching and good equipment, but the most important thing which doesn’t cost any money is a great environment to progress, enjoy and play football in.lyne f.c badge.png

With our coaches totally committed to the development of our members, the whole Club will continue to train throughout the summer months with an aim to being even more successful in the up and coming season.

The books are now open to new members at all age groups, so if you are interested in joining a  local club, that has both eyes open with one focused on enjoyment and the other focused on progression.

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We also have opportunities for qualified or new coaches (Subject to interview and C.R.B clearance) that are interested in forming new teams at Lyne F.C for next season or willing to contribute to our already established teams. 

If interested, 

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Lyne FC cause Cup Final Upset 28/04/08 PDF Print E-mail
Written by Richard Johnson   
Friday, 09 May 2008
Lyne FC Cause Cup Final Upset  

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Lyne FC Cause Cup Final Upset

Lyne, April 28, 2008 - Lyne FC's Elite U14 squad upset the form books at the weekend by winning the Surrey Primary League Cup Final in a thrilling 2-0 encounter with Premier Division leaders AFC Wimbledon.

The final, staged at Ash United's ground, saw both teams battle hard from the opening whistle, displaying the commitment, skill and determination associated with all great cup ties. Chances were created at either end, but inspired defending ensured the game remained balanced. Even a midfield reorganization forced by injury to Lyne journeyman Luke Edgecombe failed to disrupt the challengers leaving the crowd satisfied with the 0-0 half-time result. 

The second half proved the real test. Lyne's strikeforce of Ryan Byrne and Alex Johnson caused all sorts of problems to the Wimbledon back four as they were released constantly by midfield creativity from Ryan Ayres, Sanjay Makin, Bertie Dunsire and Ben Placito. The breakthrough finally came after 20 minutes following an opening created by Ben Placito that allowed Ryan Byrne to lose his markers and take his chance to open the scoring.  AFC immediately stepped up the pace as they saw the Cup drifting away from them although they hadn't counted on Lyne's determination. Defenders Jack Barry, Jagroop Gill, Oliver Brown and Ali Franke all played the game of their lives, supported by the odd acrobatic from keeper Ryan O'Sullivan.

However, the best was saved for last. With 5 minutes to go and injuries mounting, Lyne were forced to retire Ryan Byrne due to cramp and send on Katoon ‘The Toon' Corbett, himself suffering from hamstring problems picked up earlier in the week. With almost his first touch of the ball, and incredibly having sprinted 40 yards into the Wimbledon box, Corbett latched onto the end of an Alex Johnson cross to seal victory for Lyne and send the supporters wild.

 Nigel Edgecombe, Elite coach, said of the victory "There's nothing that can compare to winning a cup final. I'm very proud of the boys for this achievement. They worked so hard and really deserved the victory.  It's a great end to our season and a real boost for the entire club."

For further information about the club see http://www.lyne.co.uk/     

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