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Welcome to Paul's Football Page.

This page is still being designed by Paul (with no big budget)- so apols if everything doesn't work just yet.

Some news:

30 August 2010
Croydon 0 v 2 Horley Town

Combined Counties
Premier League
POS P PTS
10 Epsom & Ewell 5 7
11 Horley Town 5 7
12 Hamworth Villa 7 7
Source:
Combined Counties League

Horley's Next Match:
04 Sept 2010 3pm
Horndean v Horley Town
FA Vase 1st Round
SATNAV code PO8 9NZ

Horley Town FC:
2009-2010 season
42 Played
13 Won
14 Draws
15 Lost
62 Goals Scored

The Premier League
POS P PTS
18 Everton 3 1
19 Stoke City 3 0
20 West Ham 3 0
Source: West Ham United

West Ham's Next Match:

Chelsea v West Ham
11 September 2010 3pm

Man Utd 3 v 0 West Ham
28 August 2010 3pm

West Ham 1 v 0 Oxford Utd
24 August 2010 19:45

Paul coaches for Horley Town Football Club his home club, mainly the senior first team (including Reserves) assisting the 1st Team Coach.

Because from Chairman to players all assisted hugely in his FA Level 2 Achievement.

FOOTBALL or Association Football was first played in a form recognised today in China during the third century when the "goals" were about 16-18inches (400-457mm) across. I guess there was no goal keepers!!

The balls moved from lace ups to no laces with the first ball to have no laces - The Cobbler

England and the UK were ground breaking and were instrumental in organised matches and competitions. The FA Cup is renown the world over and rightly so.

this page was last reviewed and updated 24 August 2010

"to instil the sport of Football with Fun and Respect for All" - E. Paul Griffiths