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Posted Jun 28th 2008, 4:24pm
by Luke williams
What a finish!
PSV Stone U8's ended their extremely successful season winning at Penn Colts on the 21st June. It also saw Ben Williams end his carrer as a team manager at PSV, but will still be carrying on as Head Coach. His last team was made up of:
Bill Tomkinson GK
Jamie Weddell GK
Jake Saville DEF
Ted Bailey MID
Ben Sayer MID/DEF
Joshua Williams MID/DEF
Luke Walsh MID
Liam Wildigg MID/ST
Ryan Bromley MID/ST
Jake Regan MID/ST
Oliver Coleman MID/ST
Well done guys!
Posted May 15th 2008, 10:32am by Ben Shearing
Area Cup Final Win
The Area Cup Final win added another to PSV Sone Under 8 Colts Season's wins in the Under 8 Colts League, Stoke Cup, Mick Rhodes Trophy,and runners up in the Tony Waine Shield Final.
A very successful season, with more to come as they prepare for Summer Tournaments at Uttoxeter, Penn and Liverpool, with an Everton sponsored event to complete the season.
All thanks to Coach Jodey Hassal for developing the team, and looking forward to next season.
Finally,thanks to sponsors Biffa and Knights BMW for providing additional kit.
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Posted May 7th 2008, 8:51am by Luke williams
U 10's win the league
Two weeks ago PSV Stone U 10's won the league by 15 goals! In their last fixture of the season, they beat Audley 2-0 and drew 1-1, so Audley needed six points against Newcastle Panthers the next day.
And, Audley won 2-0 in the first game.
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Posted Apr 11th 2008, 8:38am by Luke williams
U 10's kick Florence's but!
At the weekend PSV U 10's beat Florence 2-0 and 6-0.
"We rock! We'll win the league easy!" Luke Williams said.
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Re-last Sundays game against Florence
AS A NEUTRAL YOU WEREN'T THAT GOOD THE SECOND GAME IF IT WASN'T FOR THE INJURIED EIGHT YEAR OLD FLORENCE GOALKEEPER (OWEN)I THINK THATS HIS NAME,WHO WAS OUTSTANDING, THE LAST GAME COULD HAVE BEEN 6-0 BUT I'AM SORRY YOU HAVE MADE A BIG MISTAKE IT WAS ONLY 4-0 LUKE.
AS A NEUTRAL YOU WEREN'T THAT GOOD THE SECOND GAME IF IT WASN'T FOR THE INJURIED EIGHT YEAR OLD FLORENCE GOALKEEPER (OWEN)I THINK THATS HIS NAME,WHO WAS OUTSTANDING, THE LAST GAME COULD HAVE BEEN 6-0 BUT I'AM SORRY YOU HAVE MADE A BIG MISTAKE IT WAS ONLY 4-0 LUKE.
Posted by dawn brindley, Apr 11th 2008, 1:23pm
Re-last Sundays game against Florence
AS A NEUTRAL YOU WEREN'T THAT GOOD THE SECOND GAME IF IT WASN'T FOR THE INJURIED EIGHT YEAR OLD FLORENCE GOALKEEPER (OWEN)I THINK THATS HIS NAME,WHO WAS OUTSTANDING, THE LAST GAME COULD HAVE BEEN 6-0 BUT I'AM SORRY YOU HAVE MADE A BIG MISTAKE IT WAS ONLY 4-0 LUKE.
AS A NEUTRAL YOU WEREN'T THAT GOOD THE SECOND GAME IF IT WASN'T FOR THE INJURIED EIGHT YEAR OLD FLORENCE GOALKEEPER (OWEN)I THINK THATS HIS NAME,WHO WAS OUTSTANDING, THE LAST GAME COULD HAVE BEEN 6-0 BUT I'AM SORRY YOU HAVE MADE A BIG MISTAKE IT WAS ONLY 4-0 LUKE.
Posted by dawn brindley, Apr 11th 2008, 3:44pm
Posted Mar 13th 2008, 7:06am by Ben Shearing
PSV Stone League Champions 2007/08
First Season in North Staffs Under 8's, and a League Title!
Great first season, and hopefully more to talk about with League Cup/ Area Cup runs in progress.
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Posted Mar 11th 2008, 8:36am by Luke williams
U8's win the league again!
PSV Stone U8's travelled to Madeley on Sunday knowing that three points would secure the league title.
Under 10 playmaker Luke Williams spoke before the match:
"The boys have been great this season and they're sure to win today."
PSV won both games 4-0. Man Of The Match Joshua Williams scoring two, Jake Saville netted along with some more.
After the match was a celebration full of champagne and very wet bodies.
Joshua Williams, soaked in champagn said this:
"This is class man! We've followed in the footsteps of them great under 8's teams of the past."
Well done lads.
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Posted Nov 14th 2007, 5:40pm by Luke williams
Under 10’s Potteries Mini Soccer League Division One
PSV Stone continued their unbeaten run to stay top of the league after gaining a further 6 points with 2 home victories over local rivals Stone Dominoes.
PSV were without their first choice ‘keeper and had to use outfield players as cover but the gamble paid off as clean sheets were kept in both games.
The first game ended with a goal less first half as both teams had few chances.
The 2nd half started brightly for PSV, Will Carney had a shot saved by the ‘keeper and a Louis Allison run ended with another save. The pressure eventually started to tell and after a strong run by Allison, the ball was delivered to Carney who made no mistake from close range to make it 1-0. PSV continued to push for the second and the best chance was created by Matty Welsh who hit a powerful shot that was well saved as the hosts clinched a narrow 1-0 victory.
The 2nd game was again close fought as a well organised Stone Dominoes side tried to stifle PSV. Will Carney broke away for PSV and was unlucky not to break the deadlock in the first half when one on one with the keeper, then Matty Welsh had another long shot saved but the deadlock was eventually broken by PSV’s Man of the Match Noah Longley who unleashed a thunderous long range strike from 25 yards that went straight into the roof of the net leaving the ‘keeper with no chance.
The final half started with goal scorer Longley in goal after both Allison & Jack Eagles had assisted earlier. PSV again started to dominate play and Carney & Luke Williams both went close. Dominoes worked hard to compete but were beaten for the second time after a run from defence by Allison ended in a shot that was deflected cleverly into the net by top scorer and arch goal poacher Jordan Ryan to complete a 2-0 win and extend PSV’s unbeaten run to 18 games.
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