Joomla! site syndication http://www.lynefc.com/lynefc Sat, 31 Jul 2010 12:15:40 +0100 FeedCreator 1.7.2 http://www.lynefc.com/lynefc/images/M_images/joomla_rss.png http://www.lynefc.com/lynefc Joomla! site syndication http://www.lynefc.com/lynefc/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=118 As most of you will be aware Lyne F.C have become affiliated to Hampton and Richmond Borough Football Club, and as part of this affiliation Registered Lyne F.C members have a fantastic opportunity to attend all Hampton and Richmond first and reserve team matches free of charge(you must be accompanied by a paying adult and hold a valid exclusive HRBFC pass which will be given to all Lyne F.C registered members) So to get the ball rolling how about these two fantastic pre season matches. HRBFC V QPR 31ST July 3pm K.O HRBFC V Tottenham Hotspur X1 10th August 7.45 K.O The exclusive passes are being prepared for all payed up members as of the 8th July 2010, so if you want to be at the QPR match you forms and membership fee needs to be in no later than the 21st July and for the Spurs match no later than the 1st August. Have fun!! Newsflashes - Newsflash Sun, 11 Jul 2010 09:57:32 +0100 http://www.lynefc.com/lynefc/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=117 England V Germany @ Lyne F.C 2010 June 26, 2010 was the second time in three years that we were able to stage an International Football friendly with our German and English friends and family. As a quick introduction, my wife Ann and I (Uli) have lived in Lyne for 6 years where our sons Ben and James (6 and 4, respectively) where born and where they love to play football on the Green. I am from Germany and Ann despite her new surname (Kleinsteuber! ) is English. Our friends and family last met at our Five year Anniversary party where we livened things up by staging an international football match . The occasion this time was a charity event for the Lovissociety which supports families with terminally ill children. The charity was set up by my Cousin in Canada who last year sadly lost her young daughter Lovis to a rare discease. In addition to the charitable cause we were also hoping to associate ourselves somehow with the real worldcup hoping for an England v. Germany match in South Africa that Saturday evening to spice up the party we were hosting in Chertsey. In the end the REAL match did take place as you know, but a day later. Now to our game on Lyne Green. The German team this time around was filled with hopeful young talent from my family in Koblenz with no less than 3 players in the starting 11 under 20 years promising to put the considerably older English team under pressure. This did not last for long as the English quickly created chances and were up 3:0 after 20 minutes due to series of great moves and defending errors (the irony of it all). On the other side my German team were unable to connect properly on a number of occasions and despite an overall balanced game England took the 3:0 lead into half time. The second half started with a similarly balanced overall game but with England applying more pressure on our defenders and managing to retain and then build the lead following a brief German comeback. Whilst we were able to create good chances it was the English that proved deadly with cunning penalty box movement and precision shooting. The full time result of 7:2 reflected an ice cold counter attacking performance that was not to be expected by a team of old footballing talent, mixed up with local cricketers and rugby players. Germany did redeem themselves with a strong penalty performance - we always finish the game with an obligatory penalty shoot out. It was 9:7 after penalties with the Germans knocking in each ball with precision and effectiveness and England doing what it always does at this stage...Despite the late surge the full results of 9:7 was an unexpected Goal festival and some claim it was even worth watching. A re-match is not yet planned but rumours have it that our German friends might stage a similar show in 2012 during the European finals. So regardless of what happens with the real teams there may well be an England team (from Lyne) fighting it out on the continent. The game was great fun and all participants (organisers included) had a fantastic day which managed to generate a tidy sum for our charity. Many thanks to Nigel, Ian et al for all their help in preparing the ground and lending us a hand. Good luck to all LYNE FC teams for next season. BEST WISHES Uli, Ann, Ben and James Kleinsteuber Many thanks to this years U12's for making this happen and Pat and Richard for marking out!! Cheers Nig Newsflashes - Newsflash Wed, 07 Jul 2010 18:40:50 +0100 http://www.lynefc.com/lynefc/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=115&Itemid=2 The under 16's S.P.L team take runners up place in a very strong tournament at Spelthorne Sports. News - Latest Sun, 23 May 2010 19:41:34 +0100 http://www.lynefc.com/lynefc/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=114&Itemid=2 Hampton Richmond Borough have secured sponsorship for their Reserve side for the coming season as Charter Standard Youth Football Club Lyne FC have agreed to lend their name to the reserve shirts as part of an affiliation agreement with the club. Lyne currently have 12 sides playing in the Surrey Youth League, East Berks League and Surrey Primary League and are based at Lyne Village Hall, Lyne, Chertsey. This year has been one of their most successful season’s ever as they gained FA Charter Standard status and several of their sides challenging for honours with the Under 9’s and Under 12’s winning their respective leagues. As part of the affiliation playing members from Lyne FC will receive free entry to the ground when accompanied by a paying adult. This affiliation sees Hampton Richmond Borough stretching its youth development connections through in to Surrey, an area which the club have struggled to gain access to. With the new Academy due to start in September, alongside Hampton Richmond Borough Juniors covering South and South-West London the focus on developing a new generation of players coming through the ranks has never been stronger. Everyone at Hampton Richmond Borough is delighted to welcome Lyne FC in to the club and are looking forward to developing the relationship between the two clubs over the coming seasons. For more information on Lyne FC visit www.LyneFC.co.uk Stefan Rance Hampton Richmond Borough FC News - Latest Mon, 17 May 2010 21:12:37 +0100 http://www.lynefc.com/lynefc/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=112&Itemid=2 Lyne F.C Under 9's win their Division in the S.P.L!!! After an outstanding season, the Under 9's clenched the title on the last day of the season. Well done to The players,Matt Dodds and the parents for a brilliant season. News - Latest Sun, 09 May 2010 17:17:19 +0100