LATEST NEWS
Pre-Season EVERY MONDAY & THURSDAY during JULY
Sat 18th July (F) v’s Chalfont St Peter (Spartan) 1st ko 2 pm
Venue: British Airways Cranford 2nd ko 4pm
Tues 21st July (F) v’s HENLEY TOWN (Hellenic) 7.00pm Away Venue : tba
Sat 25th July (F) v’s Takeley (Essex Snr) 3 pm at: B.A Ground Cranford
Tues 28th July (F) v’s CHESHAM UTD FC 7.30pm HOME
Admission £4 adults / £2 kids
Sat 1st Aug (F) v’s MARLOW UTD 3.00 pm HOME
Admission £2 adults / £1 kids
Mon 3rd Aug (F) v’s AFC WIMBLEDON 7.45pm HOME
Admission Prices tbc
Tue 4th Aug (F) v’s WODSON PK FC (SSM2) 7.45 pm AWAY
Sat 8th August Season commences
PRE-SEASON TRAINING FOR 2009 - 2010 SEASON
Pre-season training starts for the 2009 - 2010 season and will take place at North Greenford United FC on Thursdays & Mondays starting on Thursday 2nd July 2009.
New players both established non-league players and those looking to make the step up are welcome to attend the sessions. The sessions will start at 7.00pm.
For more information contact Steve Hawkins on 07746 883142 or just turn up on the night.
PRESENTATION NIGHT AWARDS
FIRST TEAM:
Player of The Year: JAMIE DISTON
Supporters Player of The Year: ANDRE DELISSER
Young Player of The Year: JACK BENNETT
Players Player of The Year: JAMIE DISTON
Sportsman of The Year: MICHAEL MURRAY
RESERVE TEAM:
Player of The Year: JAMES HANNINGTON
Players Player of The Year: EDDIE GEE
THIRD TEAM:
Player of The Year: SCOTT WHALL
Players Player of The Year: DEAN PLEASANT
UNDER 18's:
Player of The Year: MATT FLYNN
Players Player of The Year: SHAUN ROBERTS
The Alfred Timpson Memorial Shield
For Clubman of The Year: COLIN FINCH
Saturday 2nd May - FIRST TEAM BECOME RUNNERS UP
FIRST TEAM: Sandhurst 0 - NGU 5
With Camberley losing at home to Banstead this win ensured that the lads finished as Runners Up in the Combined Counties League, a fitting last game in what has been a tremendous season for the club.
The star of the show was undoubtably MICHAEL MURRAY who produced a hat-trick as good as any, scoring very early finishing off a slick Blues move placing his shot into the far corner from the edge of the penalty area. Despite several excellent efforts in the first half, the score remained 1 - 0 at half time, but no one could have seen the quality of finishing in the second half that followed.
MURRAY added his second, a delightful floated free kick and then bagged his hat-trick midway through the half chipping the home keeper from outside the area.
DAVE LAWRENCE then got in on the act with a brace first taking a short free kick from Murray & powerfully dispatching it into the back of the net & then he completed the scoring switching a Michael Murray corner kick onto his left foot & driving home through a ruck of players to complete an impressive win.
Saturday 24th April
FIRST TEAM: NGU 3 - Banstead Athletic 2
In a thriiling encounter North Greenford United produced a quality second half comeback to regain 2nd spot in the league. Once again in a game of two halves, two late first half goals (one highly disputed) saw Banstead go in 0 - 2 up at the break.
But a pulsating second half saw the blues run rampant and goals from DAVE LAWRENCE, an OG and the winner surely a contender for goal of the season from MICHAEL MURRAY with 15 minutes remaining saw a thrilling 3 - 2 win for the hosts.
Tuesday 21st April
RESERVES: Amersham Town 0 - NGU 3
Nick Fearon, Tony Hingerton & Ollie Hawkins are all on target in the second half at Spratleys Meadow. James Hannington also saved a penalty to mantain a clean sheet.
Saturday 18th April
FIRST TEAM: Camberley Town 1 - NGU 2
A fine overall performance at Krooner Park on Saturday saw North Greenford United defeat Camberley Town by 2 goals to 1 and move above the Surrey side into third place in the Combined Counties Premier league, one point behind Chertsey Town.
RESERVES: NGU 3 - Fleet Town 2
A Jamanhi Henry brace and an Eddie Gee goal secured all three points this afternoon in a tense match at Berkeley Fields.
Monday 13th April
FIRST TEAM: NGU 2 - Bedfont Green 3
In an exciting and eventful match played at Berkeley Fields on Easter Monday, North Greenford United narrowly lost to Combined Counties Premier league leaders Bedfont Green by 3 goals to 2.
Saturday 11th April
FIRST TEAM: Ash United 1 - NGU 1
On Saturday North Greenford United travelled to Ash and, in a close, competitive match, secured a hard earned point that keeps the club in the race for the Combined Counties Premier League runners-up spot.
Saturday 4th April
FIRST TEAM: NGU 0 - Badshot Lea 3
On Saturday at Berkeley Fields North Greenford United lost by 3 goals to nil to a strong, committed and hardworking Badshot Lea side. It was only the club’s second home league defeat of the season and only their sixth in total, but the result was still extremely disappointing following the team’s fine recent run.
Although United’s players could count themselves unfortunate in that three good goalscoring efforts hit the woodwork, and several crucial refereeing decisions went against them, at the end of the day there could be no serious complaints about losing this match, as it was without question one of the team’s worse overall performances of the current campaign.
RESERVES: Borehamwood 4 - NGU 1
A game in which Borehamwood took their chances, apart from a penalty that James Hannington saved in the first half, meant the hosts took all three points.
NGU battled hard from the start on the artificial surface and went in at half time level at 0 - 0. In the second half the hosts scored two quick goals, and from there on NGU chased the game and conceded twice more before Anton Robinson scored a consolation goal for NGU.
Saturday 28th March
FIRST TEAM: Bedfont 0 - NGU 3
An emphatic win saw the blues move to second in the table . In difficult windy conditions a first half goal from DAVE LAWRENCE from an Andre DeLisser cross divided the teams at half time.
With the wind at their backs after the break a Michael Murray free kick was headed home by JAMIE DISTON early in the second half and then MICHAEL MURRAY completed the scoring mid-way through the half with a long range effort.
RESERVES: NGU 3 - Leighton Town 3
A battling draw in some difficult conditions at Berkeley Fields saw Anton Lewis open the scoring for NGU. Leighton responded with two goals in the first half to lead at half time.
In the second half Eddie Clements scored NGU's second on his debut for the reserves and a twice taken free kick by Liam Bird made the honours even
Saturday 21st March
FIRST TEAM: NGU 3 - Molesey 1
An early goal from Garry Senior from a Michael Murray cross settled the side down against a spirited Molesey team who deserved their equaliser just before half time.
After the interval there was only one winner as Ricky Pither poached a second, Michael Murray then saw his shot come off a post before Ricky Pither secured the win with a well taken third.
Michael Murray was again denied by a superb save from the visiting Keeper.
RESERVES: AFC Hayes 4 - NGU 2
Jamanhi Henry opened the scoring for NGU as early as the second minute but a quick response from AFC Hayes soon saw them take a 3 - 1 lead at half time. Liam Bird pulled one back with a penalty early in the second half but AFC Hayes ran out 4 - 2 winners.
Saturday 14th March
FIRST TEAM: Colliers Wood Utd 1 - NGU 1
An injury time equaliser from Ricky Pither ensured a deserved point from the match despite being without six first team regulars. However this proved to be good news for the future with two talented 16 year old's Matt Flynn and Edward Clements making first team debuts being joined by 16 year old Ollie Hawkins making his fifth.
Tuesday 10th March
FIRST TEAM: Cove 1 - NGU 1
A Michael Murray goal ensures a share of the points in a 1-1 draw at Cove.
Saturday 7th March
FIRST TEAM: NGU 4 - Hartley & Wintney 0
A second half hat-trick from RICKY PITHER secured a comfortable win after MICHAEL MURRAY had given NGU a half-time lead.
New Signings: The club are pleased to welcome both Joe Sparrowhawk and Jack Lisi - both will be valuable additions in the League Run in.
Tuesday 3rd March
FIRST TEAM: NGU 3 - Guildford City 1
On Tuesday evening at Berkeley Fields, North Greenford United put Saturday’s disappointing result against Raynes Park Vale behind them with a convincing 3 – 1 win against Guildford City.
