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Chipping Sodbury look the part after

promotion

Article courtesy of Yate & sodbury voice:

YATE & SODBURY VOICE

Chipping Sodbury look the part after promotion

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Chipping Sodbury Town’s first team continue to prosper in the Toolstation league.  Manager Karl Reese and his Sodbury team have taken to Toolstation football like a duck to water since their promotion from the Glos County League.
6 wins from last 7 games took them to top spot for the first time in their history and they were awarded team of the month by the Toolstation league. Crowds have been increasing for home games and are averaging between 80 and 120 for most matches.
November wins included 1-0 v Wellington, 2-1 v Almondsbury, 4-2 v Westbury, 2-1 v Devizes and most notably, two important wins against title challengers.  That was the 3-2 win away at Chard and a 4-2 win at home v Corsham who have been top of the league for most of the season.

Manager Karl Reese is full of admiration for what his players have achieved so far and with a couple of new signings just joined
from a higher level he says is quietly confident there could be a lot more to come for his ever improving side saying; “We are learning and developing with every game, we are becoming more streetwise with every game in what is a very tough and competitive league, and teams are frightened  of our attacking threat and pace we possess in the team”.
“We are playing good football and new players are coming to me and [coach] Gary Powell every week interested in joining us because of the way this club is progressing and what we are achieving. We are in a fantastic position at the half way stage but we are not getting carried away, we need to keep our feet on the ground take one game at a time and see where it takes us”.
Upcoming games
Home v Oldland   26th dec
Home v Westbury 2nd jan

Mixed bag for Reserves

Coming up to the Christmas period , Chipping Sodbury Town Reserves have had mixed fortunes after only playing two games in November  due to fixture planning and weather.
The first game was against strong Lebeq team and although they lost  5-2, it was felt by the players and management that they should have got something out of the game, especially having taken an early lead and being very dominant in the first twenty minutes when they could have been two or three goals up.  
The other game was against Longwell Green A.  The game was played on the Ridings on one the windiest days of the year, the old cliché a game of two halves was very much true.
The wind was blowing straight up and down the pitch and was the biggest factor to overcome in a 2-1 victory. Both teams did extremely well to play against the wind with Chipping Sodbury going two nil up with fifteen minutes to go and defending resolutely against the wind and a barrage of attacks from Longwell Green.  
The team is well placed to push on for promotion from the Bristol and District Senior Division to the Bristol Combination.

Weather hits Under 18’s
THE Under 18’s have only played 2 games in the last month due to the weather. One was a 3-0 win against Frys; the other a 3-1loss to Cribbs.
The team are sitting third in the league with their next game on 10th Jan away to Wotton Rovers

Article courtesy of Yate & sodbury voice:

YATE & SODBURY VOICE
Published: 20/12/2015
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