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Sat 30 Dec 2017 · Premier Division
First TeamTunbridge Wells
T Phipp (90'), D Perry (93')
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J Pilbeam (31' Pen)
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Malcolm Boyes29 Dec 2017 - 22:16
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Second instalment of the A26 derby.
The Crows will be looking to do a SCEFL Premier Division double when they take on their visitors from up the A26 after they beat Tunbridge Wells FC 4-1 away back in early October. However, I'm sure the Wells will be determined not to allow that to happen and will be doing all they can to avenge the defeat at the Culverden Stadium.
With many still off work due to the festive season, I hope a big crowd turns out to watch this particular encounter and with the Wells having some ex-Crows in their ranks, Gianfranco Mici, being the latest to move from us to the Wells, that can only add spice to what already is a keenly contested fixture.
Whilst the Wells are not having a great season they have picked up of late and of course the Crows are coming off the back of an away defeat at the hands of Whitstable Town last time out. So there's more than pride and bragging rights to play for in this match and let's hope we see a great game of football, played in front of 500+ spectators and with a cracking atmosphere.
The Crow Arms will be open, as will the Top Nosh Cafe so your beverage and food needs will be well catered for. Gates open at 1:30pm and kick off is 3:00pm. Admission is £8 adults, £4 concessions, U16's £1 - FREE if accompanied by a paying adult. A 24-page full-colour programme will cost you just £1 which really is great value.
The Crows will be looking to do a SCEFL Premier Division double when they take on their visitors from up the A26 after they beat Tunbridge Wells FC 4-1 away back in early October. However, I'm sure the Wells will be determined not to allow that to happen and will be doing all they can to avenge the defeat at the Culverden Stadium.
With many still off work due to the festive season, I hope a big crowd turns out to watch this particular encounter and with the Wells having some ex-Crows in their ranks, Gianfranco Mici, being the latest to move from us to the Wells, that can only add spice to what already is a keenly contested fixture.
Whilst the Wells are not having a great season they have picked up of late and of course the Crows are coming off the back of an away defeat at the hands of Whitstable Town last time out. So there's more than pride and bragging rights to play for in this match and let's hope we see a great game of football, played in front of 500+ spectators and with a cracking atmosphere.
The Crow Arms will be open, as will the Top Nosh Cafe so your beverage and food needs will be well catered for. Gates open at 1:30pm and kick off is 3:00pm. Admission is £8 adults, £4 concessions, U16's £1 - FREE if accompanied by a paying adult. A 24-page full-colour programme will cost you just £1 which really is great value.
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