Aparell Master 13-1 H-ton Hawks

The Hawks put in a below par performance and were deservedly thumped 13-1

The Hawks went into the match fielding a below strength team due to a shortage of players. This resulted in Houghton, returning from a rib injury, was forced to play the full game.

The Hawks' only goal came from Lawrence on the edge of the box after a Houghton shot rebounded on the far right wall. However, this was the only positive from the game.

Houghton Injury Watch:
This is a new feature in which we list the new injury that Houghton picks up each week he plays.
This week: The Big Toe.
Expected lay-up: 2-3 weeks

Next Game is against Pro Evo on 2th March.

Barcelona Montage

Lucombe 9-8 H-ton Hawks

In a game of two vastly differing halves, the Hawks lost by one goal from the last kick of the game.
The Hawks boasting a squad of 5 players and 3 subs were confident after the previous week’s victory and first points. With SWA missing on love patrol with his lovely girlfriend and Aldridge still on the injury list, emergency players were drafted in to replace the absentees and to aide Houghton, returning to play after a string of injuries (toe & ribs), who would only feature as a late substitute.

The opening team consisted of Bortwick (goalkeeper), Cummings, S. Wilson, Lawrence and Foster. This team was slow to gel and Lucombe had the best of the play for the entire first half. Attacking moves were ineffective and exposed the defence too many times. Goals from Lawrence and Wilson didn't prevent the score from being 6-2 to Lucombe at half time.

The second half saw two substitutions being made by the Hawks - Cummings and Foster made way for Rodgerson and N. Wilson (no relation to S. Wilson). This would change the game. Some excellent midfield passing play saw a plethora of goals being scored by the two substitutes and Lawrence, although the Hawks continued to concede. With minutes remaining Lawrence left the pitch allowing Houghton to play his first game since 19th January. This would not be a victorious return. The Hawks conceded a free kick near the edge of the box and were caught napping from the resulting play allowing Lucombe to score from the last kick of the match. The Hawks did not realise they had been so close to picking up at least a point. The game finished 9-8.

Comment has to be passed on the extremely poor refereeing again by the same referee mentioned in previous match report. The Hawk's actions on this are yet to be decided but a complaint in some form will be lodged.

The next game is against Aparell Master 7.30pm, 23rd January on Court 2.

H-ton Hawks 7-6 D.P. Trophies

At long last H-ton Hawks recorded their first win.
Unfortunately this was only a pseudo win as all of the regular members were absent and had been replaced by work colleagues.

Well a win is still a win. The regular Hawks team is back this week and hope to build on this - complete with their new strip.

Next game is Lucombe on Friday 16th Feb, 7.30pm on Court 2.

Help Raise Money for Kyu-Shin-Do-Ryu Judo Club

The Hawks very own Ninja Wilson requires your help.
By using the link below to buy stuff from the lots of well known and popular online retailers, you can help raise money for his judo club (Kyu-Shin-Do-Ryu Judo Club).
Such stores are HMV, Game, Play.com, Amazon, Marks & Spencers + many more are there
The purchases will cost you no extra than normal but the club receives a percentage of each your spend.

http://buy.at/ksdrjudoclub

So remember to visit the site when you shop online.

Also, if you want to make me money, please click on the adverts on Mr Sprout's Blogspot & the Val Thorens site. Get get a couple of pence for every click from the nice people at Google.

Barmy Army 7-4 H-ton Hawks

In a game they should have won, 90 seconds of madness cost them the game
Despite scoring first, having the majority of the play and being level at 4-4 with only 5 minutes to play, the Hawks somehow lost.

The Hawks took the lead early on from a quick free kick from Borthwick after he was fouled on the right of the Barmy Army area. This lead was held for quite a while and the Hawks still threatened. This attacking style cos them and after some pressure, found themselves 3-1 down. A Borthwick goal brought it back to 3-2, but a controversial goal was given against them. The referee, who had until now a questionable performance, decided the ball had crossed the line. His decision was far from clear. The point at which the Hawks knew the goal had been given was as they started to play the ball out from the back, the ref stopped play. This spurred the Hawks into action. Borthwick completed his hat trick and Wilson scored with help from a slight deflection. As the Hawks applied further pressure, with 5 minutes left the Hawks look like they could take all the points. Alas this wasn't to be. The foot was taken of the gas as fatigue set in and concentration slipped. This allowed the Barmy Army to fight back. And their fightback overwhelmed the Hawks. 3 goals within 90 seconds doomed the Hawks to another defeat. Despite a few last minute attacks by the Hawks, the score would end 7-4.

The next game for the Hawks is scheduled to be against D.P. Trophies 7.30pm Friday 9th Feb on court 1, however the game is almost certain to be forfeit due to the majority of the team away in Barcelona and the reserves short on the ground.

Snowboarding - Val Thorens 2007

Just in case you weren't aware that I'd been snowboarding in Val Thorens, well I have.  It was excellent fun, if not very cold and destructive to the body.  Since there was 18 of us that went (+2 extra in our chalet) we've decided to collaborate all of our photos and videos into one place.

www.valthorens2007.blogspot.com

H-ton Hawks 5-11 Fatfield FC

With the Hawks missing Houghton, Wilson, Aldridge and Borthwick due to snowboarding, re-enforcements were called in.
This, however, was not enough to secure any points. Even with new recruits P Wilson and Rogerson having reasonable debuts, the Hawks streak without pointscontinues.

Next game is against Barmy Army

Inta Ya Mam 7-4 H-ton Hawks

In a match they should have won the hawks put in a woeful performance and were duly beaten.
Despite going 1-nil ahead the Hawks proceeded in one of their worst displays to date and were soundly defeated 4-7. Missing Wilson and Aldridge due to Snowboarding and G Houghton due to injury, the team consisted of Borthwick (goalkeeper), Cummings, Watchman-Atkinson, Lawrence, N Houghton. There was no urgency or energy in the Hawks' play and too many silly mistakes gifted the game to a poor opposition.

Hawks goals came from N Houghton (2), Watchman-Atkinson (1 - pen) & Lawrence (1 - free kick).

The next game is against Fatfield FC at 7.30pm, 26th January, Court 2

H-ton Hawks 3-4 Albany

In their closest league game to date, the Hawks were unlucky to lose by a one goal margin.
Playing against the league's top team, Albany, H-ton Hawks put in a brave performance which saw them be denied of their first points of the season by a late goal.

Despite the obvious gap in ability between the two teams, which can clearly be seen by the league table, the Hawks soaked up the early pressure from Albany with a tight defensive display. Despite this one way play, it was the Hawks who took the lead with a well struck long range effort. This seemed to be a bit of a catalyst to even out the play. The one goal advantage lasted for a fair period of time, but inevitably this was cancelled out. It wasn't long before Albany followed up with a second. The game remained 2-1 until half-time.

The second half saw a repeat of the first half. Albany applying the majority of the pressure with the Hawks remaining firm at the back but still ready to push forward in search of goals. With Albany proving difficult to break down by individual play, the Hawks opted for playing more through balls from midfield through to the front. It was this play that brought the equaliser. Houghton's ball from wide right to Lawrence allowed him to slot home. Albany came out and took back the lead but the Hawks still had fight left. In an almost carbon copy of the previous goal, Houghton threaded the ball to a forward running Lawrence who duly converted the chance with a excellent strike.

With the score all square with minutes left, the Hawks looked like they were ready to lose their point scoring virginity. Alas this was not to be. With three minutes left, the solid Hawks defence slipped up allowing Albany to score what ultimately turned out to be the winner.

The Albany coach heaped praise on the Hawk's performance, pointing out the vast improvement from the last time the two teams played each other. The Hawks can once again take positives from the performance in preparation for the bottom of the table clash with Inta Ya Mam formerly Remmer & the Arg (previous games (1), (2)). The Hawks will be without Aldridge and Wilson who are resting to avoid injury prior to their snowboarding trip, and Houghton who picked an foot injury during the Albany game and doesn't wish to aggravate it prior to the same trip.

Inta Ya Mam vs. H-ton Hawks, 6.00pm, Friday 19th January, Court 2

H-ton Hawks 4-9 Three Counties

2007 started as 2006 ended... with another Hawks defeat.
The Hawks, however, can take positives from the game as they put in a good performance that did not deserve the score line.

The Hawks started the game brightly taking a 2-nil lead. Both goals from Lawrence - one from open play and one from a penalty conceded when the Three Counties keeper left the box. The Hawks kept up the pressure, but the opposition crept back into the game and eventually taking the lead through a cruel deflected goal off Lawrence. Wilson brought the game back to level pegging with a left-footed effort that crept under the keeper.

With thinks pretty even going into the second half, the Hawks were confident that they could take their first points of the season from the game. This was not meant to be. Despite Aldridge scoring his debut goal, Three Counties put the game beyond the Hawks reach. Great goal keeping from Cummings kept the score down, and the Hawks were unlucky not to have added to their goal tally as all members of the outfield team had chances which weren't converted.

The Hawks must build on this performance, increase their fitness (which was a huge factor in the second half) and try to lose some of the holiday weight that some of the members have gained over the festive period.

The next game is against league leaders Albany at 7.30pm 12th January on Court 3.

SWA & Sarah - Screen Stars!

Enjoy the Field Music video for House is not a Home staring the H-ton Hawks very own SWA and the lovely Sarah

Pro Evo 8-2 H-ton Hawks

In a well battled game the Hawks were made to pay for simple mistakes
Despite an impressive first period, the Hawks were punished in the second half, leaving them still in the hunt for their first points of the season.

With the game goalless after 7 minutes, the Hawks played some excellent, if defensive, football. Closing down the opposition and chasing down every ball. Unfortunately the deadlock was broke by Pro Evo. Shortly after the first goal, a second was added. This was a controversial goal. A skyward bound shot from Pro Evo hit Lawrence in the face and deflected into the Hawks net. Despite protests that this shouldn't count as it was over head height, the referee said it would stand. The Hawks were soon to respond to this with a Lawrence strike to cancel out the previous goal.

At half time the Hawks trailed 3-1. The first half performance was solid and could have been their best performance in the league to date. The second half started well for the Hawks with Houghton crossing to Wilson from the right to make the score 3-2. However, just as things were looking promising, the Hawks threw it away with a catalogue of rookie mistakes. Lack of movement from the throw-outs and bad keeper throw-outs gifted the ball to the opposition allowing them to score. All 5 goals in the second half probably could have been prevented. That said, Pro Evo did play well.

The next game will be after the Christmas break against Three Counties, 7.00pm 5th January 2007 on Court 2. Let’s hope the New Year brings a change of fortunes to the Hawks before they disrupted by the many first quarter holidays planned by most of the members.

H-ton Hawks MANY-FEW Whitfield's United (friendly)

In a friendly game played on Wednesday, the Hawks showed they could play as an efficent, goal scoring team, as the put in an excellent, well rounded team performance and trounced Whitfield's United.

This fixture had to be moved from Hetton Sports Complex to Houghton Sport Cente due to dangerously high winds. This also caused the game to be pushed back an hour to 9pm. Despite the late kick-off, the Hawks were far from asleep. In a blinding opening 10 minutes, the Hawks dominated with slick passing and solid defending. This saw them take a comprensive early lead. This continue for the rest of the game, even though some goals were conceded.

The Hawks hopefully can use this match as a springboard for Friday's game against Pro Evo in the league.

Aparell Master 14-1 H-ton Hawks

A Hawks team with temporary members suffered a compressive defeat to the hands of Aparell Master.
With only three original members of team H-ton available to play, two replacements had to be drafted in to cover. The combined effects of the new players plus the gulf in footballing ability between the Hawks and Aparell Master proved too much and the Hawks found themselves out of the game from the start.

The two new players, Day and Garrity, did not come with the Hawks ethic - don't forget the club motto "Hawks Fly Together". They played for themselves. Garity played like he was the only member on the team and had the inability to pass. He was interested in the glory of scoring and not the team. The two newest members were also defence shy, so Lawrence and Houghton found themselves playing from the back for the majority of the game. Houghton also might as well have been invisible going forward as the Garity non-passing meant that every run into space was met with nothing.

Silly goals were also given away as the newbies were not playing to the whistle. A penalty from a backpass and a pass of the ball to the opposition standing on the edge of the box, letting them score, after just stopping when an appeal for handball was lodged were among some of the lowlights of this dreadful and unenjoyable game.

The new members were not the sole cause of the defeat. Aparell Master were actually very good with some excellent individual players.

So the next match is against Prov Evo, 7.30pm 15th December on Court 1. Sorry Day and Garrity.... don't call us... we'll call you.

Make the Hawks a Household Name

The following has appeared on the bbc web site. Get your thinking caps on for what we can write. Help make the H-ton Hawks famous by coming up with something that will get us chosen by the BBC. Just imagine the progress we can make if we have a team of professional coaches to help us..... and also the revenue we can get from advertising, this blog site and sales of official H-ton Hawks club strips and other memorabilia (I somehow don't think so - this is a joke if anyone from the BBC reads this). So get you thinking caps on and we'll try to win it for the Hawks (well it would be the first time the Hawks have won anything)

"Football team wanted

Is your team ready to line up?
Do you play football for a team in dire need of a helping hand?

Your defence has more holes than Swiss cheese, your club shower is piped in from the Arctic and your boss is a clown.

Our amazing competition can change all of that, fire you up the league table and make you stars on the BBC.

We want to take a team under our wing and follow them for the rest of the season, documenting every high and low along the way.

The story of your season will appear on BBC Sport Academy and 606 each week showing your results, match reports and who the crazy characters are in your team. Plus we'd love to feature you on BBC radio and TV.

Our aim is to improve your team and we are willing to recruit a full range of sporting experts to help out.

Whether it's a top manager, player, psychologist, or even a nutritionist, we'll send them to your club if you think it will help.

We want to show your team to the world and prove why the blood, sweat and tears at amateur level is the real deal.

All you have to do is tell us in no more than 250 words why we should pick YOUR team.

Please email your entries to us using the form below by Friday 22 December.

A shortlist will be drawn up before choosing the winning team. Please note that we can only accept entries from teams with players aged 16 and over.

Make sure you have read our competition rules before submitting your entry.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/get_involved/6191552.stm "

Mr Sprout - Blogger Upgrade

Apologies to all.
Blogger has been upgraded to a new version (out of my control).
While this offers access to some brand new features, some of the old stuff will need adapting... which will take time that I don't have at the moment. The posts will still be coming but may look a bit naff. Please stick with me over the coming weeks and I'll sort it all out.
Mr Sprout should be back better than ever
(disclaimer: May not be better than before)

Lucombe 5-1 H-ton Hawks

The Hawks suffered a awful defeat against Lucombe in the league
As I wasn't there again, I cannot comment on the Hawks performance, but I'm told it was shocking.

The Hawks goal came from SWA.

However, it looks like the Hawks have registered their first win of the season due to an admin error. According to the league table they have won 1, lost 2. We'll see how long this lasts.

This week's game in against Aparell Master, 7.30pm 8th Dec on Court 1.
This fixture may end in disaster as at point of writing this entry, the Hawks have only 3 players available for the game. If you are able to kick a ball, please contact us via the contact link at the side of the page or by clicking HERE and let us know if you can play in this Friday's match.

H-ton Hawks 5-8 D.P. Trophies

In a game of two vastly different halves, the Hawks threw away a comfortable lead to slump to another defeat.
After leading at half time by 5 goals to 2, thanks to a Wilson hat-trick, the Hawks game plan backfired and they found themselves on the end of a 8-2 kicking.

As I wasn't at the match I cannot comment on anything else, but a more comprehensive match report may follow if some cares to write me one.

Hawks goals came from Wilson(3), Cummings(1) and SWA(1). Man-of-the-match was awarded to Wilson for his first half display.

Next match is against Lucombe on 1st December at 6.30pm on Court 1.

Barmy Army 8-5 H-ton Hawks

In a well fought opening match in the second division, the Hawks continue their quest for their first win.
In a close game the Hawks battled throughout the match but found themselves on the losing side at the final whistle.

The first half started with the usual story. The Hawks found themselves 1-nil down after a few minutes. In previous weeks this had proved a problem, but their new found confidence in front goal mean that the score line at half-time was a respectable 3-2 to Barmy Army. The first half was not without incident. Borthwick, in goal whilst still taking it easy from his ankle injury, conceded a penalty when he slid across the box and toughed the ball outside of his area. To much relief, he tipped the resulting spot kick around the post. This was then followed by a freak goal for the Hawks. Lawrence took a powerful shot on the right side of goal. The shot was well saved by the keeper. The ball then hit off the side wall, came back toward the goal and crept into the net behind the keeper.

The second half started with even possession for both teams. As the half progressed the Hawks picked up more play and looked dangerous in front of goal. The Barmy Army had a switch around at half time, with the first half keeper taking up position in left defence. As the Hawks looked for goals to square-up the match, or even go ahead, their efforts were dashed by two long range efforts. With a packed defensive line, marking members of the Barmy Army, a couple of shots were able to find their way through to goal and into the net, past a blindsided keeper.

The Hawks were unlucky not to get pick up any points from their first match of the new season. Goals came from Lawrence(3), Watchman Atkinson(1) and Cummings(1). Man-of-the-Match went to Borthwick.

The next match is 6.30pm Friday 24th November, on Court 1, against D.P. Trophies.

Remmer & the Arg 8-8 H-ton Hawks (Pre-Season Friendly)

The H-ton Hawks are left disappointed after they fail to pick up their first win.
In a game they should have won the Hawks should they do have the ability to score goals.

This week the team was Borthwick (goalkeeper), Lawrence, Cummings, Houghton and Watchman Atkinson as Wilson and Aldridge were sidelined with man-flu. After a very scrappy first 5 minutes in which the Hawks were all over the place, they found themselves 1-nil down, but managed to turn things around with by applying pressure to the opposition and pulling off excellent passing manoeuvres. It wasn't long before the Hawks were in control. For the remainder of the first half they dominated the play. This resulted in some in-fighting between the Remmer & the Arg team-mates. This spurred the Hawks on and they took a 6-2 lead.

With the Hawks in a commanding position the game looked theirs. Unfortunately in the world of H-ton Hawks, things never go to plan. The lack of fitness kicked in and the Hawks started to struggle. The runs down the flanks that had proven so decisive in the first half dried up. The play from the back was flat. The running machine that is Houghton descended into a canter after a knock in the chest winded him.

The Hawks momentum had ceased. Remmer & the Arg pulled it back to 6 all, then it went to 7-6. The Hawks found themselves behind for the first time since the opening goal. They dug deep to find an equaliser but then fell behind again. With minutes to go, Houghton let rip with a long range power shot which caught a slight deflection and went sailing into the goal. 8-8 was the score with only a couple of minutes remaining. This was to be the end of the match. A member of the opposition turned their ankle straight after the restart resulting in the rest of the game being abandoned due to the time the first aid treatment took.

This was a very entertaining game for the spectator. Dave the referee commented that it was on of the best games he'd seen. Hawks goals came from Houghton(3), Lawrence(3) and SWA(2). All the goals were well taken in their own right. The unselfish play by SWA in passing to Law to calmly slot the ball past the keeper, the individual skill of SWA to talk on players and power home the goal, and the shear persistence of Houghton to intercept the goal keeper's throw-out and knock it into the back of the net. Cummings played a solid performance in defence and Borthwick played another blinder in goal. The Hawks will be disappointed not to take a win from this fixture.

Next week sees the first week of the new season with the Hawks in division 2. The game is on Court 1 at 7.30pm, 18th November against Barmy Army.

Mr Sprout goes MySpace

For some strange reason, I've started up a MySpace page.
It will generally be a duplicate of this site.

The web address is www.myspace.com/htonia

If your signed up to MySpace, you can sign up as a friend (that sounds so desperate and lonely - I'm not a Billy-no-mates - Honest!)

Remmer & the Arg 5-4 H-ton Hawks (Pre-Season Friendly)

The Hawks came so close to their first victory in a pre-season friendly against division 2 opposition Remmer & the Arg
Again this week the Hawks were thin on the ground in terms of team members. Cummings and SWA were missing due to prior engagements, Wison was still been a big girl with his bad thumb, and the resident emergency ringer Neil Houghton was also on the injured list. Therefore another Houghton brother, Craig, stepped up for the challenge.

The Hawks started badly conceding a couple of weak goals, but as the game progressed, the game evened out. After half time the Hawks were the better team but the inability to finish was the overriding factor. The frustration of failing to find the goal caused the Hawks to drift up the pitch, exposing them at the back. Some excellent goal keeping by Borthwick in his first game back from his ankle injury kept Remmer & the Arg from increasing their lead further, but this wasn't enough to prevent another Hawks loss, albeit only a friendly.

Once again inconsistent refereeing saw the match become very scrappy at points. The Hawks can be pleased with their passing display throughout the game which opened up the opposition and lead to all of their goals. Goals came from Lawrence(2), C Houghton(1) and G Houghton(1).

The next game is another pre-season friendly against Remmer & the Arg, 7.30pm Friday 10th November on Court 3.

Competition: Design The H-ton Hawks Badge

With the Hawks about to embark on their first full season in the Washington-5-A-Side Friday League, it is about time that they adopted a badge.

Your challenge is to design a badge/logo for H-ton Hawks football team.

Send your entry by clicking here or by emailing it to sproutnet(at)googlemail.com (at=@ - the change is to avoid me getting spam from web crawl programs)

Entries will be displayed on this post below this text.
Please give you view on the entries via the comments button. Don't forget to say which entry you're commenting on.

Entry 1


By Lee Borthwick

H-ton Hawks Results and Fixtures

This post will be updated weekly with all the H-ton Hawks results and fixtures. Each result will have a link to the match report.

This post will have its own permanent link on the Blog side bar.

All games are in the Washington 5-a-Side League unless stated.

Albany vs. H-ton Hawks 7.30pm 25/5/07 (Court 3)

H-ton Hawks 3-2 Nee-Gud 23/5/07 (Hetton Soccer-6)

H-ton Hawks 6-6 Usworth 19/5/07

Seaham FC 4-2 H-ton Hawks 16/5/07 (Hetton Soccer-6)

H-ton Hawks 1-13 Pro Evo 11/5/07

Alan's Allstars 2-2 H-ton Hawks 9/5/07 (Hetton Soccer-6)

H-ton Hawks 1-12 Aparell Master 4/5/07

H-ton Hawks 2-1 Nee-Gud 25/4/07 (Friendly - Hetton Soccer-6)

H-ton Hawks 0-4 Npower 6s 25/4/07 (Friendly - Hetton Soccer-6)

H-ton Hawks 3-0 Legends 2/5/07 (Hetton Soccer-6)

Lucombe 5-7 H-ton Hawks 27/4/07

H-ton Hawks 5-0 Npower 6s 25/4/07 (Hetton Soccer-6)

H-ton Hawks 0-4 Hetton Scaffolders 25/4/07 (Friendly - Hetton Soccer-6)

H-ton Hawks 4-7 D.P. Trophies 20/4/07

The Club 4-3 H-ton Hawks 18/4/07 (Hetton Soccer-6)

Barmy Army 8-6 H-ton Hawks 13/4/07

H-ton Hawks 1-5 The Club 11/4/07 (Hetton Soccer-6)

H-ton Hawks vs. Hetton Collery 4/4/07 - H-ton Hawks forfeit due no team

Fatfield FC 7-4 H-ton Hawks 30/3/07

Alan's Allstars 3-2 H-ton Hawks 28/3/07 (Hetton Soccer-6)

Inter Ya Mam 3-5 H-ton Hawks 23/3/07

H-ton Hawks 4-0 Npower 6s 21/3/07 (Hetton Soccer-6)

Albany vs. H-ton Hawks 16/3/07

H-ton Hawks 1-2 Lyons Lads 14/3/07 (Hetton Soccer-6)

H-ton Hawks 8-8 Three Counties 9/3/07

Pro Evo 7-2 H-ton Hawks 2/3/07

Aparell Master 13-1 H-ton Hawks 23/2/07

Lucombe 9-8 H-ton Hawks 16/2/07

H-ton Hawks 7-6 D.P. Trophies 9/2/07

Barmy Army 7-4 H-ton Hawks 2/2/07

H-ton Hawks 5-11 Fatfield FC 26/1/07

Inta Ya Mam 7-4 H-ton Hawks 19/1/07

H-ton Hawks 3-4 Albany 12/1/07

H-ton Hawks 4-9 Three Counties 5/1/07

Prov Evo 8-2 H-ton Hawks 15/12/06

Aparell Master 14-1 H-ton Hawks 8/12/06

H-ton Hawks MANY-FEW Whitfield's United (friendly)

H-ton Hawks 1-5 Lucombe 1/12/06

H-ton Hawks 5-8 D.P. Trophies 24/11/06

Barmy Army 8-5 H-ton Hawks 17/11/06

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Remmer & the Arg 8-8 H-ton Hawks (Friendly) 10/11/06

Remmer & the Arg 5-4 H-ton Hawks (Friendly) 3/11/06

H-ton Hawks 10-0 Entertainers 27/10/06

Bathroom Unit 10-3 H-ton Hawks 20/10/06

Houghton Feast 5-A-Side Tournament 15/10/06

Victoria 22-0 H-ton Hawks 13/10/06

Entertainers 14-4 H-ton Hawks (Assoc. Cup) 6/10/06

Roof Truss 15-1 H-ton Hawks 29/9/06

Bathroom Unit 12-0 H-ton Hawks (Sub Cup) 22/9/06

New Team 8-0 H-ton Hawks (Sub Cup) 15/9/06

Roof Truss 0-10 H-ton Hawks 8/9/06

Bathroom Unit 18-2 H-ton Hawks (Sub Cup) 1/9/06

Coach & Horses 24-2 H-ton Hawks (Sub Cup) 25/8/06

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