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Wealdstone FC Youth Division Match Reports 2001/02 Season

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Reports for under 12 team 01/02

Wealdstone 4 v 0 Larkspur Rovers B Sun 18 November 2001

Wealdstone Juniors U12s bounced back from their cup exit with an excellent display of football against Larkspur Rovers B which earned them a 4 – 0 victory. Alex Irani made some important saves to keep another clean sheet, helped by solid defending from Mike Tredgett (man-of-the-match), Callum Nicholas and Alex Nichols. Dharren Nimalan opened the scoring, calmly slotting home after a 1-on-1 with the keeper. Christopher Paraskevas scored twice. Eddie Egan wrapped up the scoring with an explosive shot from 30 yards.

Wealdstone 10 v 0 Kodak Sun 25 November 2001
Excellent teamwork earned Wealdstone Juniors U12s a 10 – 0 win over Kodak. Alert keeper Alex Irani kept another clean sheet while goals came from Eddie Egan (4), Haris Adu (2), Alex Nichols, Andrew Mawby, Christopher Paraskevas and Lee Britton.

Headstone Manor B 0 v 14 Wealdstone Sun 2 December 2001
Wealdstone Juniors continued their unbeaten run and kept another clean sheet with a 14 – 0 win over Headstone Manor B. Excellent saves by keeper Alex Irani denied Headstone the lead early in the game. Determined teamwork by all players on a heavy pitch ensured the result.

Wealdstone 6 v 1 Brentford Town Sunday 16^th December
Wealdstone Juniors U12s continued their unbeaten run with a 6 –1 win over Brentford Town. 5 – 0 at half time, Brentford fought hard to get back in the game scoring from a penalty early in the second half. Only resolute midfield play by Keith Rwamafa, Haris Adu and man-of-the-match Hiren Bhudia kept Brentford at bay.

Kodak 1 v 10 Wealdstone Sunday 13^th January 2002
Wealdstone U12s secured a convincing 10 –1 win over Kodak. Good teamwork and excellent passing repeatedly unlocked the Kodak defence. Nevertheless, Kodak’s persistence earned them a late consolation goal.

Bessingby Park Rangers 5 v 5 Wealdstone Sunday 20^th January 2002

Wealdstone U12s faced their strongest challenge so far this season in a thrilling 5-all game that saw the lead change sides three times. Substitute Simon Woods excelled and had a profound impact on the match, while crucial saves from ‘keeper Alex Irani kept Wealdstone in contention. Goals came from Dharren Nimalan (2), Chris Paraskevas (2) and a last minute equaliser from Alex Nichols. Haris Adu was man-of-the-match.

Old Isleworthians B1 v 6 Wealdstone Sunday 10^th February 2002

Team work was the key to Wealdstone U12s’ emphatic 6 – 1 win over top of the table rivals Old Isleworthians. Skilful interplay and accurate passing by midfielders Tom Watson, Eddy Egan, and Andrew Mawby in the face of some heavy challenges secured Wealdstone’s dominance of the centre. Haris Adu’s determination at the heart of defence repeatedly broke down Isleworthians’ attacks and ensured that ‘keeper Alex Irani was seldom troubled. Goals were scored by Chris Paraskevas (3) Alex Nichols (2) and Dharren Nimalan.

Brentford Town 0 v 6 Wealdstone Sunday 17^th February 2002
Wealdstone U12s overwhelmed Brentford Town in a 6 – 0 win that takes them to the top of the Division. Stand-in ‘keeper Tom Watson kept a clean sheet, behind a solid defensive wall of Callum Nicholas, Haris Adu, Lee Briton and Mike Tredgett, who contained the Brentford attack. Neatly worked goals were scored by Alex Nichols (3), Chris Paraskevas (2) and Dharren Nimalan.

Ruislip Town 2 v 5 Wealdstone Sunday 24^th March 2002

Wealdstone U12s 5 – 2 victory over Ruislip Town takes them to within 3 points of winning the Championship. After a faltering start Wealdstone gradually asserted their dominance of the match. Ruislip Town were denied taking the lead by determined defending from Callum Nicholas and vital saves by ‘keeper Alex Irani. Perfectly timed tackles from Haris Adu repeatedly broke down Ruislip’s attacks. Chris Paraskevas opened the scoring for Wealdstone on 9 minutes with a thunderbolt shot on the end of a surging run. Andrew Mawby finished off the half with a goal from a blistering 25 yard shot. A lapse in concentration in the second half allowed Ruislip to score twice on the break, but Dharren Nimalan’s hat trick ensured the points went to Wealdstone.

Headstone Manor B 1 v 4 Wealdstone Wednesday 27^th March 2002

Wealdstone U12s clinched the title in their final league game with a 4 – 1 win over Headstone Manor B under the floodlights at Kingsbury Town’s stadium. Undefeated Wealdstone were made to work hard by a determined Headstone Manor side. Dharren Nimalan opened the scoring for Wealdstone on 14 minutes slotting home after a fine solo run. Four minutes later, however Headstone Manor were back on level terms after Wealdstone failed to clear their lines. Eddy Egan came on for injured Tom Watson at half time and a rejuvenated Wealdstone took to the field for the second half. Chris Paraskevas made a powerful run into the box on 36 minutes and fired home into the top corner, giving the ‘keeper no chance, to regain the lead for Wealdstone. Eight minutes later after a precise passing build up Dharren Nimalan deftly lobbed the ‘keeper for Wealdstone’s third. Wealdstone then dominated the remainder of the match with Dharren Nimalan sealing the result with a further goal in the 54^th minute for his hat-trick.

Hearts 9 Vs 3 Wealdstone Sunday 14^th April 2002 Supp. cup

Although it is a well worn cliché this was a game of two halves. The first was finely balanced with ebb and flow and fine football skills exhibited by both sides. Alex Nichols nosed the visitors ahead on 27 minutes tapping home from Chris Paraskevas’ cross, which finished off a precise passing move. Two injury-forced Wealdstone substitutions and a change in tactics by The Hearts saw Wealdstone concede 5 goals in quick succession early in the second half. Wealdstone then went on the offensive and after a flurry of attempts on goal Tom Watson blasted home from outside a crowded penalty area. Now chasing the game, Wealdstone were exposed at the back and The Hearts scored three more on the break. Man-of-the-match Harris Adu’s never-say-die spirit enthused his team mates and his pass set up Chris Paraskevas who took the ball around the keeper for Wealdstone’s third goal.Luck was not on Wealdstone’s side when a clearance from the ‘keeper rebounded off a Heart’s player into an unguarded goal to leave the final score at 9 – 3 to The Hearts.