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| HONEYFIELD
TRAILERS formerly MAYTREE F.C. |
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Darren Shean. Club Secretary. |
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STORY LAST UPDATED:
30 August 2002 1419 BST
This year will be the third year that the former Maytree
F.C. will have played in the Bristol Regional League having
transferred from the Bristol and Wessex league.
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Maytree started out in Division 4, which they duly won, and
also the GFA Sunday junior cup.
The next year Maytree were put into division two, which they
won convincingly and yet again triumphed in the GFA intermediate
cup, going all season losing only once.
This year the Maytree has signed a new sponsorship deal and
have now become Honeyfield trailers.
The team is a closely knit local South Bristol side and draws
its players from the successful Surban Saturday team, St. Aldhelms.
We've been together now for five years, with veterans Ricky
Butler, Alex Hawker, the Berry brothers, Paul Withers, Darren
Gaskell, and Scott Matthews.
Also youngsters Ed Honeyfield, Russel Bamford and Chris Canning,
who are now not that young.
Last year, saw the breakthrough of some of the very promising
young talent, Ashley Biggs, Rory Thomas and the very impressive
central defender, Ben Goddard.
Coupled with that would be the signing of the young former Highridge
keeper, Richard Jenkins. This season will be the toughest test
yet. |
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