Great game to end season

Warwick ended s topsy turvy season with a great game ending in narrow defeat 3-4 against Central Ajax. A battling first half ending 0-0 after efforts from Jonny, Seamus and Harry in particular coming close. A great save from Alex with solid performances from Dillon, Jake and Jamie in front of him, restricted Ajax to little joy. The second half saw Ajax take the lead when Juniors switched off on a corner. An immediate response saw Cameron slide the ball past the keeper and 2 minutes later a fine finish from Mikey at the far post put Warwick ahead. Ajax equalised with a lucky goal before Jacob saw a well struck penalty hit the post after Cameron had been brought down after rounding the keeper. Amazingly Ajax took the lead with another fortunate goal before Ben C headed Warwick level. With the referee already indicating time up amazingly Ajax then ent up the field to hit a winner...had Ajax been to the Alex Ferguson school of pressurising the ref for additional time? Unlucky but good team effort..MOM Dylan for his central midfield role first half.                    

 victory over Leamington Juniors

Warwick continued there end of season good form with a convincing 2-1 win and performance over cup finalists Leamington Juniors. Right from the start Juniors took command and scored with a fine finish by Jonny Barton after good strength from Seamus best the last defender. A quiet first half for Alex ensued as Jake and Ben H showed good defensive prowess to avert any Leamington attacks and with Dylan in central midfield good in the challenge Warwick looked comfortable. The second half saw Jamie join Jake at the back and Ben H moving into midfield with Jacob and Ben C. Wave after wave of Warwick attacks continued and a great chance for the impressive Cameron and two one on ones for Ben H failed to extend the lead. Then a great goal from Leamington undeservedly gave them a route back into the game. Warwick never gave up and eventually got the winner with  smart move from Cameron crossing for Harry to cooly slot the ball home. Another good performance but this time getting the right result and good defensive work from the whole team ensuring 3 points...MOM was everywhere with head body and tackle..Jake Vella

 Harsh defeat to Taz

Warwick went down underservedly to Taz Cruisers 1-2 on a fine sunny day. A goal from Harry Taylor with his first touch, driving from the right hand side under the keeper was cancelled out by a cool finish and a penalty. Overall though great attitude and effort but the wrong result...MOM Dylan for not giving up

Great battling win at Snitterfield

Warwicks good form continued with a battling 4-3 win away at Snitterfield. With managers Gary and Adrian away Ruth marshalled the troops with help from Dean, Steve and others and with players missing a good win was achieved......MOM Mikey..destroyed Snitterfield with great wing play

Emphatic victory over Bilton

Warwick emphatically beat Bilton Ajax 2-4 on a gloriously sunny day, despite having most of the squad away on holiday. Although the scoreline flattered Bilton, Warwick were never in danger of losing a game that, with a tad more luck would have seen double figures in the goal column. In the first minute the whites took the lead when a great passing move involving most of the team saw Max cooly slot home. Wave after wave of Warwick play, particularly on the left side where Ben C was destroying the poor defenders, saw chance after chance either just miss or hit the woodwork until the second goal was scored by the ever impressive Jacob from a corner kick. Amazingly, Bilton pulled one back on the stroke of half time when the very impressive Jake and Jamie were beaten to the ball for probably the only time in the game. The second half started and Warwick continued the pressure when Ben crossed for Jamie to hit the roof of the net from 6 yards. The fourth goal game when Cameron bundled the ball over the line showing strength, as he did all afternoon. Excellent wing play from Mikey where he beat players and played some great through balls, created more chances and on another day Cameron and Max would have had hatricks. bobby produced a fine save late on but overall an impressive display on a hot day and players playing in unfamiliar positions was very pleasing to see. MOM Ben C

Great battle ends in draw with Khalsa

Warwick Juniors produced one of their best performances of the season in an enthralling draw at home with Khalsa. The whites were comfortable in the first half with the impressive Jake and Ben H stopping everything Khlasa threw at them. Cam filled in for the missing Jacob in central midfield and was strong in the tackle and had very good distribution to the 2 wide men Harry and Jonny who looked a threat every time they got the ball. Seamus showed some nice touches and running despite illness. Second half saw Khalsa take the lead against the run of play when a rare mistake by the Warwick defence saw the Khalsa man slip the ball past an advancing Bobby in goal. Warwick quickly equalised when a great through ball from Ben C saw Harry one on one with the keeper and he cooly slotted to the keepers left. Constant Warwick pressure looked like producing a few goals but unbelievably Warwick went 2-1 down with 10 minutes left when an unmarked Khalsa man slotted home at the far post after a good cross from out wide stunned the defenders and keeper when it looked like no danger loomed. Juniors then went for it pushing Ben H into midfield and deservedly equalised when Ben C slammed the ball home in the final few minutes after some good pressure. Overall Warwick can be proud of their battling display with players missing and the confidence looked like it had finally returned..MOM Jake V and Ben H

Defeat at Irish

Warwick Juniors were comprehensively beaten 3-0 by an average, but well organised, Banbury Irish. On a wet and windy morning and with several first choice players missing Warwick never got into gear in a poor overall performance. Although the defending was a lot tighter this week the lack of any passing or outlet meant  that the defence were always up against it. Good performances from Jamie and Jake kept the score to 3, and against the likes of Banbury it shows just how low the team are looking at the moment. With not many games left now the lads must show they want to be playing next season for the team. MOM Jamie

Tough battle in Norton defeat

Warwick Juniors fought gallantly against top of the table Norton and showed much determination and attitude despite the scoreline. Juniors took the lead in the first minute when Jonny placed the ball to the keepers left after cutting inside. Warwick nearly doubled their lead a minute later when Harry hit a great shot from the edge of the penalty box but hit the woodwork. Norton got back into the game and then hit a rasping second goal to take the lead. the only piece of poor play from Warwick resulted in a 3rd goal on the stroke of half time. A penalty miss early in the second half from Seamus may have meant for a much closer game but Norton then showed some good play to score twice more. Overall a much better performance than recent weeks and the attitude was more much better all round. MOM Mikey

Cup Semi-final exit to Wellesbourne

Warwick crashed out of the Supplementary cup after defeat to 2nd Division Wellesbourne. The game started brightly for Juniors with plenty of early possession without creating any clear cut chances..but again, as it was last week, 2 goals were conceded when the opposition were allowed too much space to run at the Warwick rearguard. A third goal early 2nd half when the referee awarded a penalty pretty much consigned Warwick to concentrating on league action. The final ten minutes saw Warwick pushing forward and a late Seamus goal after a couple of near misses from Dylan and Dan was scant consolation for the boys. A shocking referee also red carded the Warwick Manager after apparently shouting too loudly whilst grabbing his attention to make a substitution.

Home defeat to Admirals

Warwicks up and down league season continued at home on Saturday with defeat to Admirals, who revenged the recent quarter final defeat by the Under 9's. A sloppy start saw an early goal for Admirals when an unmarked player slid the ball into the net from 5 yards. 3 minutes later it was 2-0 when again an unmarked player shot from 20 yards high into the net leaving Alex with no chance. Chances were few and far between for Warwick..Jonny who had another good game came close after a mazy left wing run but his shot slid agonisingly wide of the keepers left post. The only other real chance saw the referee not give a goal when it looked clearly like the ball had crossed the line, but the opposing linesman gave no goal, despite looking guilty as hell! Ben H again marked the dangerous Mohican haired striker out of the game with a performance that had the opposition management in awe of his effort. The second half saw much of the same with very few chances being created by either side. Warwick had the perfect opportunity to get back into the game when the referee awarded a penalty for handball. Jacob, who had put Warwick ahead in the quarter final tie from the spot this time hit the ball straight to the keeper. A lifeline for Juniors came with 6 minutes left when a scramble in the box saw the ball fall loose to Jack who side footed home. A much better second half but consistency is still causing a few problems for a team who should be producing the goods.

Under 9's defeat Khalsa away 2-0