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Magdon Scaffolding FC - Bournemouth Hayward Sunday League Division 2

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Season Summary

Latest News Item: Latest news itemRatings (20/Nov/08)

Latest Result: Latest fixture3 - 2 vs. Seacliff (H) (4/Jan/09)

Biggest Victory: Biggest victory5 - 0 vs. AFC Burton (H) (7/Dec/08)

Current Top Scorer: Ashley Ellis, 11 goals

Current Best Player: Peter Lewis - 7.20/10 from 10 games

Most Player of the Matches: Slavomir Banyasz - 2

Goal of the Season: Mehmet Dogan - vs Strouden (H) (12/Oct/08)

Current league form:
4/114/127/1223/1116/119/11
W 3-2L 2-6W 5-0W 3-2L 4-5W 1-0

Current league position:
PlWDLFAGDPts
5. Magdon 84042120+112

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Ashley Ellis

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Club Details

Magdon Scaffolding FC was formed for the beginning of the 2004/2005 season after a few players from the recently disbanded Castle United decided to start a new team. For the first three years, the team played under the name of PSC Colindale and played their home games at Parley Sports Club. A steady improvement each year finally saw the team win promotion to Bournemouth Hayward League Sunday Division 4 after finishing in third place in the 2006/2007 season, with new manager Russell Lewis enjoying a great first season in charge. In 2007/2008 the team changed its name to Burns Lettings FC, and won promotion to the 2nd division after finishing in second place after a successful league campaign in which the team went 18 games unbeaten. The team changed its name to Magdon Scaffolding for the start of the 2008/2009 season, and will continue to play their home games at Strouden Park.

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Contact Information

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