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Weston-super-Mare v Chelmsford preview

4:37pm Friday 12th March 2010

CHELMSFORD City Head Coach Glenn Pennyfather has been dealt a blow to his preparations for Saturday’s trip to Weston-super-Mare with the news that attacking prospect Ricky Modeste faces a lengthy spell on the sidelines.

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Town are on the cup trail

8:00am Friday 12th March 2010

Cup kings Halstead Town are looking forward to two finals.

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Maldon Town looking to get back to winning ways

10:53am Friday 12th March 2010

MALDON Town will be desperate to get back to winning ways after two defeats in five days.

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Heybridge Swifts looking for wins

11:07am Friday 12th March 2010

HEYBRIDGE Swifts need to win all their remaining games to make the play-offs.

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Fixture congestion angers Burnham Ramblers boss Kimble

11:09am Friday 12th March 2010

GARRY Kimble is concerned that fixture congestion could derail Burnham Ramblers’ push for Essex Senior League glory this year.

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Triple trophy triumph for Boniface

11:14am Friday 12th March 2010

FIVE Lakes Golf Club have presented the 2009 merit trophies to their golfer-of-the-year for 2009.

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Footballers celebrate after district cup triumph

4:01pm Thursday 11th March 2010

Ramsey College’s year seven footballers are celebrating after winning the North West Essex Schools Sports Association District Cup.

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New line-up leads to Chieftains win

1:22pm Thursday 11th March 2010

ICE HOCKEY: Chelmsford Chieftains 6 Cardiff ENL Devils 3 COMING to the game on the back of Andy Moffat leaving the team and Ross Brears being injured, it meant the Chieftains would have to mix their lines.

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Relegation looms after new loss

1:23pm Thursday 11th March 2010

RUGBY: Chelmsford 0 Colchester 8 CHELMSFORD needed nothing short of a win from this local derby to keep their faint hopes of avoiding relegation alive, but they slumped to yet another defeat at the hands of their near neighbours. With Mersea Island rooted at the foot of the table, Chelmsford now find themselves four points adrift of Norwich, who crucially have a plus points difference. With just four games to go, including an away fixture at Norwich, Chelmsford must look to win every game to have any chance of staying up. Unfortunately on this form they are going to find the going very tough.

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League is forced to cancel cups

12:21pm Thursday 11th March 2010

CHRONIC fixture congestion has led to the cancellation of all cup competitions in the Clacton and District Sunday League.

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