25.04.11 Slimbridge 2 v 0 Carterton

19.04.11 Reading Town 5 v 2 Carterton

16.04.11 Flackwell Heath 1 v 2 Carterton

12.04.11 Carterton 1 v 1 Thame United

09.04.11 Old Woodstock Town 2 v 0 Carterton

05.04.11 Carterton v0 v 6 Highworth Town

02.04.11 Carterton 1 v 4 Flackwell Heath

26.03.11 Carterton 6 (goals D.King G.Seacole(2) M.Threlfall C.Zoldan(2)) v 2 Pegasus Juniors

22.03.11 Carterton 1 v 3 Wantage Town

19.03.11 Shortwood United 0 v 0 Carterton

16.03.11 Ox. Senior Cup Semi Final .  -  Kidlington 2 v 0 Carterton

report from Hellenic Web site:- Oxfordshire Senior Cup Semi-Final     After over 100 years of trying Kidlington last night made it to the final of the Oxfordshire Senior Cup, beating Carterton at Banbury’s Spencer Stadium. It was a nervy match and certainly not one of Kidlington’s best performances, but in the event Kiddy were the far better of the sides and without a shadow of a doubt deserved to be the team that came out on top.
Early indications of nervousness were apparent from both sides as neither team seemed to be able to hold the ball up or do anything positive with it when they did have possession. Kidlington were set up with a 4 5 1 formation which flooded midfield and at times this seemed far to congested. Anaclet Odhiambo was doing his best up front by himself, but far too often the little man was muscled off the ball. Odhiambo was lively and just waiting for the right ball to be played through to him and on 15 minutes this happened. Odhiambo sprinted away up the middle of the park and drew Carterton keeper James Domm who raced off his line to try and narrow the angle. Odhiambo attempted to blast the ball past him but in the event fired straight at the keeper and Domm saved easily taking the ball in his mid-drift. Kidlington started to turn the screw after this and in the 23rd minute Mark Flanagan down the left had a great chance. Flanagan picked up a deflected clearance about 20 yards out, turned inside and hit a powerful shot which beat Domm but then rebounded off the outside of the near post to safety. Around this time Kiddy’s Mark Baker was injured in a tackle, he tried to play on but couldn’t and he had to be taken off, Tom Woodbridge coming on to replace him. It was all Kidlington as far as goal mouth action was concerned, though Carterton’s Chris Zolden did get a couple of half chances from distance but fluffed his attempts at goal with the ball on these occasions rolling harmlessly wide. Jack Quainton was unlucky with a rasping drive which whistled over Domm’s bar in the 34th minute after some really good build up play involving half the Kidlington side. Domm really had to be on top form in the 44th minute to turn a vicious shot from Flanagan round the post for a corner, and this came just before Kidlington finally did take the lead. Anaclet Odhiambo was the one to score it. Quainton played a smart ball up to him in the middle of the park from where he was once again one on one with Domm, this time the little man sweetly lofted the ball over the advancing keeper and Kiddy had the lead their play had deserved.
HT: 1 – 0.
The second half started with Kiddy on the attack again. A couple of early corners didn’t provide a second goal but one of them very nearly did. Flanagan whipped the ball in and Mason rose well to head the ball back across goal. Domm one handed palmed the ball out from the top corner to avert the danger. Carterton knew they would need to attack and from a break away they forced a corner on the right. When the ball was delivered into the box Mark Threlfall met it with a decent header from distance which needed to be hacked away from inside the six yard area by Ben Weedon. Kidlington were immediately pressing for a second goal after this. Another fast moving attack culminated in the ball falling to Woodbridge on the edge of the six yard box. Woodbridge hit a rasping drive back across goal which smashed into the far post, came back across the goal line where Domm was able to smother it at the far post. Carterton went into all out attack mode after this incident and you could sense that several players within the Kiddy ranks were getting nervous about only having the one goal lead. The defence dropped further and further back, but Carterton were unable to breach them and Tom McNamara’s goal being well defended went untroubled. A Jordan Parker free kick in the 73rd minute presented a chance for Mason again. This time his header had plenty of powere but was just to high. Kidlington introduced the ‘Big Man’ Jimmy Deabill to the action in the 78th minute to replace Jack Quainton. Deabill’s first contribution was to square a ball back to Danny Mason about 12 yards out after a Woodbridge corner. Mason absolutely leathered the ball into the net for 2 – 0 which in turn instigated a mass on pitch celebration in front of the large contingent of Kidlington supporters. With this goal the nervousness evaporated from the whole Kidlington side and from this point it was a case of just doing nothing stupid, which they did well. In fact Kidlington had to play the last 5 minutes or so with only 10 men after Ben Weedon sustained a hamstring injury which meant him having to go off for treatment.
All in all Kidlington were the better side all match and it really should have been a far bigger winning margin than it was. Kidlington certainly weren’t at their best, but were always in control, it was really only a matter of when the killer second goal would come rather than Carterton netting. I don’t think that keeper McNamara will have many easier evenings especially in such important games as he did in this one. Carterton for their part gave their all but were always up against it against this highly talented Kidlington outfit - COYG!


12.03.11 Carterton 2 v 1 Wootton Bassett Town

08.0311 Carterton 2 v 0 Slimbridge

05.03.11 Wokingham & Emmbrook 1 v 1 Carterton

01.03.11 Kidlington 1 v 0 Carterton

22.02.11 Carterton 0 v 5 Binfield

19.02.11 Fairford Town 1 v 3 Carterton

15.02.11 Thame United 3 v 1 Carterton

12.02.11 Carterton 1 v 3 Reading Town

08.02.11 Wootton Bassett 1 v 0 Carterton

29.01.11 The 'Bluefin' - Insurance Brokers Challenge Cup  Round 3 Carterton  1 v 3 Abingdon Town

25.01.11 Oxfordshire Senior Cup Quarter Final Carterton 1 v 2 Oxford City

OXFORDSHIRE FA SENIOR CUP COMPETITION Following the quarter-final tie played on 25 January 2011 between Carterton and Oxford City, where the visitors won 2-1, Oxford City included in their midfield their new signing Nick Dunn who had transferred from Clevedon.
The transfer took place on 21 January which meant that the player had not been registered for Oxford City the required 7 days. As such the club have been found guilty of breaching Bye-Law 7e and as such under that Bye-Law it states ‘Any Club playing an unqualified player shall be adjudged to have lost the match, or otherwise be dealt with by the OFA.’
The Oxfordshire FA feel that the only appropriate action is to remove Oxford City from the remainder of this seasons Competition and reinstate Carterton who will wait to see who they are drawn against in the semi-finals.
The Oxfordshire FA will not enter into further discussions or make any additional comments on this situation.
Regards, Dave Tutton Competition Secretary

18.01.11 Bluefin Insurance Bokers Challenge Cup 2nd Rd - Carterton 2 v 0 Easington Sports

15.01.11 Carterton 2 v 2 Oxford City Nomads

11.01.11 OFA SENIOR CUP ROUND 3 - Carterton FC 1 v 0 Adderbury Park

03.01.11 Carterton 2 v 1 Witney United

27.12.10 Slimbridge v Carterton - Postponed

21.12.10 Oxfordshire Senior Cup 3rd Rd Carterton vs Adderbury Park - postponed

11.12.10 Carterton 2 v 4 Ardley United

04.12.10 Kidlington v Carterton - match postponed

30.11.10 Carterton v Thame United - match postponed

27.11.10 Bluefin Insurance Brokers - HELLENIC CHALLENGE CUP 2nd rd - Carterton vs Easington Sports - match postponed - weather

23.11.10 Oxfordshire Senior Cup 2nd rd - Carterton 5 v 2 AFC Hinskey

20.11.10 Shrivenham 2 v 3 Carterton

16.11.10  A. M. Print & Copy Floodlit Cup - 3rd Rd Abingdon Town 0 v 7 Carterton

13.11.10 Carterton 0 v 5 Old Woodstock Town

report extract from:- Bulletin No 015/2010-2011 Boot Room Chatter 13th November 2010:-Carterton, after a good midweek win at Witney United, are staring at relegation again. A 5-0 home reverse by neighbours Old Woodstock did not help matters as Woodstock led 3-0 at the break with Luke Ingram netting twice and Ryan Brooks netted a 45th minute penalty.

09.11.10 Witney United 1 v 4 Carterton

06.11.10 Highworth Town 3 v 1 Carterton

extracts from:- Bulletin No 014/2010-2011 Boot Room Chatter 6th November 2010 Highworth Town were worthy winners over Carterton after Dan Hilder, Craig Curtis and Ritchie Saunders all found the back of the net before John Fletcher managed a reply for the visitors.

02.11.10 Carterton 0 v 2 Kidlington

report from Hellenic Web site:- In very blustery conditions at Kilkenny Lane two first half goals proved the difference between these two sides, Kiddy had a couple of players missing and Manager Gordon Geary had to shuffle his pack with starts for Mark Flanagan and Andy Styles. The strong wind favoured the visitors in the 1st half and in their luminous orange change strip they looked up for the match as we prepared to kick off.
As we got underway Kidlington as expected went straight on the offensive, Carterton keeper James Domm made a fantastic save from a pile-driver of a shot from Danny Leggett, which looked destined for the top corner, in the 2nd minute. Only a couple of minutes later Domm made an even better save to deny Jimmy Deabil, after some fine build up play.
Carterton couldn’t keep Kiddy out for long though and Mark Baker opened the scoring on 7 minutes. Baker was given the ball by Jack Quainton and he finished smartly placing his shot beyond Domm and into the far corner of the net,
It was all Kidlington with Deabill seeing a header go wide and then Domm saved brilliantly from Quainton as Kiddy pushed for a second goal.
That second goal arrived on 19 minutes; Mark Flanagan fired a long ball out from defence. It was flicked on to Jack Quainton and he did the rest. Quainton ran in on goal and as Domm came racing out to narrow the angle he blasted the ball past him for 2 – 0.
On the half hour a Danny Mason header hit a post before both Quainton and Baker hit shots wide of goal. As the match progressed Kiddy were guilty of overplaying a bit and not being as incisive as they had been in the opening 20 minutes or so.
Before the break Jefferson Assumpcao came on for his 1st team debut to replace Styles who was injured in a tackle.
As we finished the half the question was “with the wind still blowing fiercely were the 2 goal that Kiddy had already netted going to be enoug?”
H.T. 0 – 2.
Kidlington were forced to make another change at half time. Danny Mason injured his arm and was withdrawn and replaced by Jamie Anderson. Mason was then taken to hospital and we await further news for the synopsis on his injury.
Carterton started this half like trains with the wind now firmly at their backs. John Fletcher blasted a shot at goal from the edge of the area which smacked the far post and then Tom McNamara was called into action to make a good save from a vicious drive from Carterton sub Jamie Wyatt.
A few minutes into the half and Kidlington were weathering the storm. A breakaway by Kiddy’s dynamic mid-fielder Jack Quainton, who sprinted 50 yards up-field for goal, was foiled by a superb save by Domm.
By the hour mark Kiddy seemed to have steadied the ship and were working the ball around well in mid-field. Flanagan put Baker away down the left and his cross was met by Deabill. Deabill’s header was initially saved and the ball fell to Ben Willoughby who shot, only to see the ball flash across goal and wide of the far post.
Willoughby was unlucky a few minutes later when he got himself into another good position, but was really unluck when his chipped attempt went onto the roof of the net with Domm well beaten.
Carterton sensing they had nothing to loose threw everyone forward in the last few minutes. McNamara saved well from Chris Zoldan and Flanagan had to be alert a couple of minutes later to head a dipping header from Zoldan off the line.
Kidlington held firm during this late barrage to take the points which their 1st half goals had secured. By no means was it a classic performance especially taking into account the conditions and the players missing, but it was a decent battling win. Carterton are a lively side, but in my opinion lack that little bit of quality where it counts. Kidlington on the other hand have quality in abundance and this is what carried them home on a difficult night here at Kilkenny Lane. - COYG!
Team: - McNAMARA, C WEEDON, FLANAGAN, PERKINS, LEGGETT, MASON (ANDERSON 45) STYLES (ASSUMPCAO 35), QUAINTON, DEABILL, BAKER & WILLOUGHBY.

30.10.10 Binfield 2 v 0 Carterton

26.10.10 Carterton 3 v 0 Fairford Town

23.10.10 Bracknell Town 3 v 3 Carterton

16.10.10 Oxfordshire Senior Cup 1st Rd Carterton 7 v 0 OUP

12.10.10 Carterton 2 v 2 Shrivenham

report from Hellenic Web site:- PREMIER Division
CARTERTON 2 - 2 SHRIVENHAM
Two teams desperate for 3 points played out a very entertaining match at Kilkenny Lane on Tuesday evening.
Early doors & it was very even, then Shrivy burst into life with a neat ball from Jimmy Griffin who feeds Coxy, he then whips over a teasing cross, but no Shrivy player there. Carterton then have a series of no less than 5 corners in quick succession, which Shrivy manage to deal with. Dave Kembrey makes a last ditch tackle in the box to clear the danger for Shriv. Martin Stratford then closes down & wins the ball deep in the Carterton half & picks out Silvo, he crosses deep for James Keller to bicycle kick inches over the bar. 20 min in & Carterton have a free kick. Adams in the Shrivy bar claims & is fouled in the process, as the loose ball is headed into the net, Shrivy free kick. Silvo then goes on one of his mazy runs, beating 5 players before he is fouled on the edge of the box & Shrivy have a free kick in a dangerous position. Griffin takes & bends it round the wall but Domm in the Carterton goal tips round for a corner. Silvo delivers & Keller back heels against the crossbar & the ball falls invitingly into Domm’s hands. Carterton go on the attack & a good ball into the box is headed clear by captain Rory Sproule, but only to the edge of the box where a Carterton player blasts wide. Adam’s is then called into action again as he tips a shot onto the bar & away for another Carterton corner. Chris Cox cuts out a cross field pass & is on the counter attack, he delivers a delightful ball to the back post where the Carterton defender gets there before Keller & a corner is conceded. Shrivy have a corner & Silvo takes, it’s cleared back to him & he cuts inside & shoots for goal, but a Carterton defender is there to head of the line
HT: 0 - 0
Carterton are quick out of the blocks & Adams pushes a shot round his post for a Carterton corner. Sproule then picks out Coxy with a long-range pass, he in turn finds Silvo who lets fly & the ball goes over the bar. 54 min’s Goal Carterton player shoots woefully wide of the goal, & as every is watching it go wide, but the Carterton striker is there to stick out his boot & divert the ball into the Shrivy net. Keller has a good chance to strike back immediately for Shrivy as he pounces on a weak back pass. But he doesn’t worry Domm as he shoots into the keeper’s arms. Marsh then makes 2 crunching tackles in the Shrivy box & clears the danger. 68 min Goal Travis plays a wonderful through ball to Coxy who just gets to it before Domm upends him & it’s a penalty. Rory steps up & sends Domm the wrong way 1-1. 70 min Goal Shrivy free kick, Rory picks out Coxy who does well to win the header, Silvo picks it up, passes it back to Coxy who strikes the ball with the outside of his boot & the ball nestles in the bottom of the net. 75 min Goal Carterton break & the ball is in the box, Marsh jumps & is adjudged to have led with his elbow & a penalty is awarded. Up steps Carterton player & sends Adams the wrong way 2-2 Hibberd then does well for Shrivy, holding the ball up & winning a corner. Silvo plays a good ball to the back post, but no one there. Carterton look for the winner & from a corner the big striker has free header, but Adams acrobatically tips it over.
 

09.10.10 Abingdon Town 4 v 1 Carterton

05.10.10 AM Print & Copy Floodlit Cup 2nd Rd Flackwell Heath 3 v 5 Carterton (H: D.Jordan(2) R.Upward R.Upward)

02.10.10 Ascot United 0 v 2 Carterton ( A: D.Bostock, OG P.McGrotty)

extracts from:- Bulletin No 010/2010-2011 Boot Room Chatter 3rd October 2010:- High fliers Ascot United were brought down to earth with a 2-0 defeat by lowly Carterton thanks to an own goal and a second half effort from Dave Bostock. Ascot had two players dismissed late in added time, finishing the game with just nine players.

report from hellenic web site:- Premier Division Ascot United 0 - 2 Carterton
Yellamen Lose their Way
Ascot hosted Carterton on a fairly cold afternoon. With the challengers for the league title not in action today, it was ideal for Ascot to create breathing space between the opposition, after a goal galore on Wednesday night Ascot had bundles of confidence in front of goal being brought into today’s game. Many of the senior players rested on Wednesday came back into the squad today.
In the first ten minutes of the fixture Ascot were the better side; chances from Bennett when Saunders skilfully curled the ball down the line into the path of Bennett who cut inside well and fire a low shot at the near post which was well stopped by Donn, shortly after Gier played an effective wall pass of Boon and whipped in a teasing cross to McIntyre who volleyed the ball just over the bar from the back post. However the quality in the final 3rd was inadequate to gain return. The Ascot midfield seemed to be set on playing that ‘million dollar pass’ which just either run out of play or came to nothing.
On 30 minute Carterton broke through Lee was played in well from a skilful pass in between Jacobs and Curtis, he looked to hit a driven cross along the six yard box grace saved the intiall cross low down with his feet but unfortunately Brooks whom was trying to mop up at the back ran into the loose ball and it rolled into the Ascot goal.
Carterton came within touching distance of a second two minutes from time, Bostock was played through on goal he fired a powerful shout towards goal but Grace met it with and excellent diving save.
HT: 0 – 1
The five minutes after half time Ascot was more positive. Saunders came close to levelling the playing field, his clever touch and the momentum of his speed took him through the back line and he fired a shot into King for a corner. On the 67th minute Carterton converted an opportunity from what seemed was a ‘lost’ cause. Brooks ‘sold’ Saunders short, Bostock latched onto the weak pass twisted and turned his way through the Ascot back line and one on one with Grace, despite his best efforts at coming off his line to meet the Striker, Bostock coolly stroked the ball into the bottom corner. From then on it went from bad to worse as far as Ascot was concerned. A string of six corners for Yella’s gave no end product, each time the ball was delivered the Carterton back line held firm and headed the ball away. Gier did make contact with one of Saunders crosses but again the Carterton back four cleared it off the goal line. From then onwards Ascot had two sending offs; Brooks for a second bookable offence and Standing for dissent. As time wore on Ascot’s ball retention seemed to have weekend.

25.09.10 Bluefin Insurance Brokers - HELLENIC CHALLENGE CUP  1st Rd Carterton 6 v 2 Binfield

report taken from Hellenic Web site:- Bluefin Hellenic Challenge Cup – 1st Round Carterton 6 - 2 Binfield SECOND HALF HORROR SHOW
Carterton turned the form book upside down on Saturday afternoon, with a deserved thrashing that the Moles will want to put behind them quickly.
Before the match, Carterton had won just once this season and Binfield had only lost the same. And up to half time, the game looked exactly like that. Although Mark Tallentire had made several changes, Binfield played a strong side and took the lead when Garry Sergeant was brought down from behind in the second minute and Carl Davies maintained his perfect record from the spot. The first half continued with Binfield totally dominant and Carterton struggling to make any penetrating attacks. Dan Weait in the Binfield goal had little involvement in the game and Carterton didn't have one shot on target in the first half.On 43 minutes James Rogers doubled Binfield's lead, blasting home from the edge of the 6-yard box, after good work down the right from Davies. In between those two goals, Binfield had wasted several other good chances to extend their lead and really should have been further ahead.
HT: 0 - 2
So the second half started with most of the small crowd of 32 expecting more of the same - but perhaps so did the Binfield players and within moments they were back in a game. Carterton scored within a minute of the restart and then took control. In attempting to keep that goal out, Dan Weait injured his back and although he carried on to the end of the match, he was clearly moving awkwardly and in some pain. But it would be wrong to say that had a major influence on the result as Carterton poured forward at every opportunity and exposed an unusually ragged Binfield defence that is the meanest in the Hellenic Premier League so far this season. On 56, Carterton's equaliser came after Binfield lost the ball on the halfway line and a Mark Threlfall shot from 20 yards rolled into the bottom corner. 4 minutes later, Carterton took the lead from a free kick to the far post that was headed in off the bar by Chris Bowles. Three further goals came in the last ten minutes as the Moles capitulated.
Manager Mark Tallentire was “surprised and concerned at the way we were taken apart as the game wore on. Although the injury to Dan Weait didn't help and looked to have a hand in the second and third goals for Carterton. Typically we have had a reserve keeper on the bench for the last 6 games and today we didn't! But we look ahead now and will work hard to put right our mistakes in this game"
A half to forget for Binfield and they now must look ahead to next Saturday's FA Vase tie with Hillingdon Borough aiming to play as they can for 90 minutes.

21.09.10 Pegasus Juniors 1 v 1 Carterton

report from Hellenic Web site:-Pegasus Junior’s 1 – 1 Carterton
Pegasus Juniors entertained Carterton at Old School Lane, Hereford, with both teams requiring the points to climb away from the basement of the league. The home scored after a quarter of an hour with the visitors gaining parity shortly before the half time break. This was a game where goal scoring opportunities were few and far between. Manager Paul Wilband making his home debut was forced to make on change from the team that bowed out of the FA Carlsberg Vase at the weekend as Tom Boyle was at university. Andy Mowen who was unavailable for that game replaced him in midfield.
Justin Sklenar and Justin Halfpenny, both of whom were making their home debut combined before Sklenar fired inches wide of the upright. In the fourteenth minute Halfpenny raced to the byeline and crossed the ball to the far post where Chris Mortlock had the simplest of tasks for a headed goal. The home side continued to dominate in a physical game but, failed to seriously test the visiting goalkeeper. In the forty first minute, Pegasus gave away possession on the halfway line and Dom Fletcher lashed the ball home from twenty yards although Liam Brewer did get a hand to the ball he was unable to prevent the goal.
HT: 1 – 1
On the hour mark Mowen won possession in his own half before setting Sklenar free with a sublime defence splitting pass but he fired straight at keeper James Domm. Shortly afterwards Domm pushed a shot from Matt Maturi away fro a corner kick, Mark Davies was unable to keep his headier on target. The last quarter of an hour saw Pegasus launch a series of attacks; Mortlock latched onto a pass from Mowen but Domm did well as he blocked the lob from the striker with his chest. The home hit man received a pass from Ross Powell but, fired wide under a heavy challenge. In stoppage time a Maturi free kick was headed by Mowen to Mortlock who chest trapped the ball before volleying wide of the target.
This must be considered as two points dropped but one point is better than none.

18.09.10 Carterton 3 (H: D.Bostock  J.Fletcher  K.Lewis) v 5 Bracknell Town (A: B.Knight(2)  R.Mills  L.Woozley  R.Yorke-Goldney)

extract from:- Bulletin No 008/2010-2011 Boot Room Chatter 19th September 2010 Premier Division Round Up: Struggling Carterton were beaten in an eight goal thriller by Bracknell Town despite leading with 10 minutes to go. The score was 2-2 at the break thanks to John Fletcher and Dave Bostock for Carterton and Ben Knight and Liam Woozley for the visitors. Kevin Lewis then scored to put the home team ahead but in a final flurry, Richard Mills, Rob Yorke-Goldney and Ben Knight with his second, settled it for Bracknell

report from Hellenic Web site:- Carterton 3 – 5 Bracknell Town ROBINS WIN EIGHT GOAL THRILLER
Bracknell Town made very heavy weather in defeating their hosts Carterton but did eventually secure all three points against the second bottom side in an eight goal thriller.
Leading by three goals to one at the interval and looking comfortable, the Robins had a nightmare fifteen minutes which saw the opposition draw level before two late goals ensured the Larges Lane side won through. With Dan Tillson still suffering following his concussion, 18 year old goalkeeper Tom Walker made his first competitive start, whilst new signing Richard Mills - a former Bracknell youth player signed from Ascot United - was handed a place on the substitute’s bench.
The scoring was opened with the first real attack in the 5th minute. Ben Knight cut inside from the left and under no real pressure was able to square the ball along the six yard box to Liam Woozley who stumbled but was able to turn the ball home at the second time of asking. The home side drew level in the 13th minute as Danny King picked out Jonny Fletcher who hooked an effort over Walker with defender Sam Wyatt unable to clear off the goal-line. Knight got on the score sheet soon after as the sides remained level for only eight minutes. Sam Whiting robbed Neil Sparkes and sent a looping pass over the full-back Gary Smales and Knight raced in ahead of Smales before coolly lobbing the onrushing James Domm in the Carterton goal. Kevin Lewis and Danny Bostock both missed two chances to bring their team on even terms for the second time as each player was denied once by Walker and failed to hit the target once with Lewis' missed effort only just whistling past the right upright. On 43 minutes the misses were punished as the lead was extended with Knight's second goal of the match. Whiting laid the ball out wide to full-back Dave Hancock as his excellent cross was nodded down by Callum Whitty into the path of Knight who made no mistake with his finish to find the top left hand corner.
HT: 1 – 3
Carterton came out at the start of the second half completely fired up and were soon in their stride on an excellent pitch with Bracknell all at sea defensively for the first twenty minutes. Lewis once again narrowly missed the target before two goals in a three minute spell just shy of the hour mark saw the hosts draw level. Firstly, Walker did superbly well to tip Danny Moscrop's header onto the bar and out for a corner but from the resulting corner, Bostock was able to slot home his follow up after his initial shot had come back off the crossbar. Shortly after and a three on three quick break saw Lewis run with the ball down the right before smashing home a fizzing acute drive into the corner for a fantastic goal. Opportunities were traded by both teams and Walker twice kept Bostock at bay, whist Dean Thomas and Robert Yorke-Goldney failed to hit the target for the visitors. Walker denied Si Thompson in the 87th minute with a point blank save and the match turned once again as the Robins went straight down the other end to score. Steve Ryan surged forward and after a neat one-two with Yorke-Goldney, Ryan was able to cross the ball with substitute Mills finishing at the far post. The three points were secured in the first minute of stoppage time as Richie Goddard's free-kick was headed in by Yorke-Goldney who climbed high to direct his header over Domm and into the far corner.
A tough, tough encounter for Steve McClurg and Richard Whitty's side who will be relieved to get back to winning ways. Carterton can feel slightly aggrieved not to get something from the match and more victories will surely follow for them.
It is a tough week for the Robins now as they host two of the division's fancied teams. Firstly, Flackwell Heath visit Larges Lane on Tuesday evening before Shortwood are the visitors on Saturday in what is a 5.30pm kick-off as it forms part on the Hellenic ground hop weekend.
 

14.09.10 Wantage Town 5(S.Belcher  T.Butler  R.Claydon  D.Keen(2)  M.Biddle ) v 0 Carterton

taken from Hellinc Web site:-Wantage Town 5 – 0 Carterton Wantage overcome spirited Carterton with 2nd half Master Class
Carterton took the game to Wantage from the start of this open and free flowing game, Kevin Lewis drawing an early save from Wantage keeper Gareth Tucker. Carterton impressed in the early exchanges as Wantage struggled to get into gear. Tom Perry headed heading just wide from a well won corner, as Carterton dominated play. Tucker was the busiest Wantage player, saving well from Mark Threlfall in the 14th minute, and then pushing a Carl Williams effort over the bar in the 16th minute. Against the run of play, Wantage took the lead in the 18th minute, Scott Dewar finding Graham Edney wide on the right, Edney beating his defender to cross to Danny Keen who controlled the ball before sweeping in a left footed drive from the edge of the box. A few minutes later Dewar again was the playmaker, this time feeding a ball through to Keen, who fed Richard Claydon, Claydon’s shot striking the post. Back came Carterton, Gareth Tucker being forced into action again, before, on 26 minutes, Lewis hit the post with a well struck free kick, and Wayne Moscrop’s shot went narrowly wide. Wantage rallied in the latter stages of the half, Graham Edney’s run through the heart of the Carterton defence ending with a shot well saved by James Domm in the Carterton goal, and Scott Dewar also forcing Domm into action with a shot from distance.
HT: 1 - 0
The half time break refreshed the home side, as Wantage were quickest out of the blocks in the second half. Their early pressure on Domm’s goal leading to a second goal, as Richard Claydon struck the woodwork for the second time, the ball rebounding to Sam Belcher who hit a fierce drive past Domm in the Carterton goal. Wantage maintained the pressure, Claydon squaring the the ball across the face of the goal for Tom Butler to turn in their 3rd goal on 52 minutes. Substitute Gavin Jones instigated Wantage’s fourth goal in the 70th minute, sliding the ball through to Claydon, whose quick turn and pass fed Danny Keen, who made no mistake from close-in. Four minutes later, Graham Edney drove down the right, and neatly played in Richard Claydon, who finished sharply past the luckless Domm, for Wantage’s fifth goal. With Wantage maintaining their second half dominance, Claydon had a hard drive headed clear by Carterton defender Danny King, and Wantage substitute Liam McCullough netted only to have the goal disallowed as Gavin Jones was ruled offside.
To their great credit, Carterton never stopped running, and had Gareth Tucker in the Wantage goal not been on form, particularly in the early exchanges, this result could have been very different.
Wantage travel to Canvey Island on Saturday to play Bowers and Pitsea in the FA Vase
 

11.09.10 Carterton v Thame United - postponed

07.09.10 AM Print & Copy Floodlit Cup 1st Rd   Carterton 2 (K.Roberts  C.Williams  ) v 1 Highworth Town (T.Bohane )

04.09.10 Carterton 1(M.Threlfall ) v 3 Abingdon Town(Howard 18, 46 Harriott 70)
extracts from: Bulletin No 006/2010-2011 Boot Room Chatter 5th September 2010 Carterton took the lead through Mark Threlfall but eventually succumbed to visitors Abingdon Town after Jefferson Harriott replied and then Jake Howard popped up with a couple more.

30.08.10 Witney United v Carterton - postponed

28.08.10 Oxford City Nom 1 v 5 Carterton (Lewis 2, Bostock 2, Threlfall 1)

extracts from: Bulletin No 005/2010-2011 Boot Room Chatter 29th August 2010:- Whipping boys Oxford City Nomads shipped another five goals at home to Carterton. On target for the Kilkenny Lane outfit were Mark Threlfall and Dave Bostock with two-a-piece and Kevin Lewis. Scoring the Nomads’ consolation was Jon Little.

24.08.10 Carterton 1 v 2 Wokingham & Emmbrook

21.08.10 Ardley United 5 (Bone 2, 21, 32 Bryan 39 Nicholl 48) v 0 Carterton

extracts from: Bulletin No 004/2010-2011 Boot Room Chatter 22nd August 2010 Ardley United stamped their authority on Carterton, scoring five times without reply courtesy of a hat-trick from Danny Bone, and goals from Troy Bryan and Murray Nicholls. They have now scored at least three goals in each of their four opening matches.

taken from Hellenic Web site:-Premier Division ARDLEY UNITED 5 - 0 CARTERTON
A first half Danny Bone hat-trick saw Ardley United on their way to a comfortable win at home to Carterton on Saturday.
The visitors were given no time to settle as Ardley opened their account in the 2nd minute when Troy Bryan held off a challenge in midfield to feed Jordan Ayris on the right, and his low cross was turned into the net by Bone. This feat was repeated 20 minutes later, Ayris this time fed by Murray Nicholls, but the outcome was the same with Bone firing into the roof of the net. Barely 10 minutes later Nicholls defence-splitting pass was expertly placed past the despairing grasp of James Domm in the Carterton goal by a jubilant Bone to complete his hat-trick. Things got worse for Carterton after 39 minutes as Bryan surged forward to out-pace the defence and put Ardley 4 up at the break.
The second half continued much as the first had finished, with Bone and Nicholls exchanging passes just 3 minutes in, to enable the latter to make it 5-0. Despite their continued dominance, Ardley were unable to add to the score-line although substitutes Jason Castello and Andrew Stidder (twice) both hit the woodwork. At the other end, Kurt Fox in the Ardley goal enjoyed a quiet game for the second match in succession following the previous Tuesday’s similarly convincing performance at Highworth.

17.08.10 Wootton Basset Town v Carterton -postponed
 

14.08.10 Carterton 1 v 2 Ascot United

extracts taken from match day program:- Our visitors today have had a better start to the season by beating Thame United by two goals to one with both goals scored by Rob Saunders.  We need to put Tuesday's game behind us and put the result down to experience.  Today's fixture will be another test for us & I hope the players get their just reward.

If we start to perform as a team & encourage rather than criticize each other we should continue to improve.

Hellenic League - Bulletin No 003/2010-2011 Boot Room Chatter - extract taken:-Ascot United went 1-0 up at Carterton, thanks to an Ian Brooks effort in the first period. Rob Saunders then increased the lead before Tom Fletcher managed a reply, which came too late to change the result.

10.08.10 Carterton 0 v  4 Shortwood

taken from the league web site:-Second Half Performance Overpowers Carterton  A stunning second half performance from Shortwood sent them quickly off the mark in the UHL Sport Hellenic League this season. Carterton will be disappointed to have lost by so many after a first half performance that saw them utilise the space on the flanks well and create several good opportunities. In that difficult period Joe Macklin stood like a rock at the heart of the Wood defence, made several telling blocks, and thoroughly deserved his man of the match award. Wood were impressive going forward themselves and could have been in front if either of two extremely valid penalty appeals had been given.
Both sides attacked from the start and the game was entertaining from the off. Bennett did well to clear a header from Bostock, Holder just cleared Pearce’s bar with a drive and Wood’s Parrott sent a chip just over. After 22 minutes a fine low cross from Parrott found Mike Green who was about to side foot the ball home when he appeared to have his ankle clipped and he went down. Green needed treatment and later had to be substituted. Minutes later a Bennett cross was handled in the box but Wood’s appeals were waved away. King sent a header wide as Carterton responded and Pearce saved well from Duerden. Jody Bevan indulged in a private battle with keeper Domm but Domm responded with several good saves to deny the Wood striker and somehow the score remained blank at the break.
HT: 0 - 0
Wood tightened things up in the second half although they had one escape when Bostock hit the outside of the post. Wood started to take command after that and pushed their hosts onto the back foot and the opening goal, after 56 minutes was a beauty. Ross Casey fed Jake Parrott and he let fly from 25 yards – the ball taking a slight deflection as it flew past Domm. 3 Minutes later Pugh’s corner was headed powerfully by Casey and although it was blocked on the line Alton Axton was on hand to knock the ball home. Wood were in charge now. Domm saved superbly from a Pugh flick and Allard spanked a shot against the Woodwork from 25 yards. Carterton still looked dangerous when they did break and Macklin made another timely intervention. Wood never stopped pushing forward though and in the last minute Mish Green was fouled on the right and Pugh fired the free kick low and hard towards goal. Domm parried the effort but Rich Evans battled well and forced the ball home from close range. Deep in injury time Coates did well to win the ball and fed Allard whose cross was knocked away by Domm but only to the lurking Mish Green who calmly stroked the ball home.
Afterwards a pleased John Evans said: “That was very satisfying! It was a great second half after we stepped it up. Joe Macklin was superb at the back – especially when things were tough in the first half!”

extracts taken from our home match program 14.8.10:- We opened the 2010/11 season with a home fixture against Shortwood United.  We were under no illusion that it would be anything but an easy fixture.  We had a few chances in the first half but were unable to make them count.  Goalless at half time was a fair result.

In the second half we let our discipline slip & started to argue amongst ourselves.  It was soon capitalised on & we soon found ourselves a goal down after the hour.  We still continued to press on in the vain hope of getting an equaliser but soon found ourselves 2 goals behind. The gaffer made a few tactical changes but Shortwood demonstrated why they are the league favourites by bagging another brace.  Final result 0-4.
 

05.08.10 pre season friendly - Carterton v RAF Brize Norton

01.08.10  Jim Newman trophy 1st rd Carterton 1 v 1 Faringdon - Faringdon won on penalties

24.7.10 pre season friendly -  Cricklade Town 7 v 6 Carterton

17.7.10 Friendly - Homer Green, High Wycombe 1 v 3 Carterton (goals D Bostock 2, Connor Kelly 1)

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26.03.11 Maidenhead United Reserves v Carterton Reserves [ Postponed ]

19.03.11 Abingdon United Reserves 6 v 1 Carterton Reserves

15.03.11 Cirencester Town Reserves 3 v 2 Carterton Reserves

05.03.11 Carterton Reserves 9 (goals J.Dover I.Sparkes(4) D.Thompson, C.Williams(3) v 0 Finchampstead Reserves

01.03.11 Carterton Res 1 v 4 Cheltenham Saracens

19.02.11  Carterton Res 1 v 2 Kidlington Res

12.02.11 Fairford Town Reserves 7 v 0 Carterton Reserves
 

5.02.11 Abingdon Town Reserves 2 v 5 Carterton Reserves

22.01.11 Carterton Reserves 1 v 1 Abingdon Town Reserves

15.01.11 Wantage Town Reserves 3 v 2 Carterton Reserves

11.01.11 Carterton Reserves Cheltenham Saracens Reserves - postponed

08.01.11 Carterton Reserves 0 v 2 Maidenhead United Reserves

03.01.11 Chairmans Reserve Challenge Cup 2nd Rd Letcombe vs Carterton

11.12.10 Oxfordshire Intermediate Cup 3rd Rd Henley Town Res 5 v 2 Carterton Res
 

27.11.10 Wootton Bassett Town Reserves v Carterton Reserves [ Postponed - weather]
 

20.11.10 Thatcham Town v Carterton Res - MATCH POSTPONED

13.11.10 Oxfordshire Intermediate Cup-  2nd Rd Easington Spts 2 V 4 Carterton Res

06.11.10 Carterton Res 1 v 3 Highworth Town

30.10.10 Carterton Res 2 v 4 Fairford Town

23.10.10 Chairman's Reserve Challenge Cup 2nd Rd Carterton Res v Letcombe - abandonded

19.10.10 Carterton Res 1 v 2 Cirencester Town

09.10.10 Carterton Res 0 v 2 Ardley United

02.10.10 Carterton Res 1 v 4 Wantage Town

28.09.10 Carterton Res 5 v 2 Wootton Bassett Tn

25.09.10 Abingdon United v Carterton Res

21.09.10 Kidlington 2 v 1 Carterton Res

11.09.10 Cheltenham Saracens 3 (D.Belcher  L.Davis  J.Shand ) v 0  Carterton Res

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09.10.10 Two Rivers v Carterton A

02.10.10  Carterton FC A 3 v 0 Ducklington A

Carterton 3v0 Ducklington. Goals:- Ian Sparkes, Rob Styles Mark Cornish. Bookings- Sam Moscrop, Ryan Healing. In a game we expected to be tough was reasonably easy, having missed a few chances 1st half we went in 0-0. 2nd half we turned it up and took the chances we deserved running out 3-0 winners

25.09.10 Carterton FC A 1 v 1 Charlbury Town Reserves

Carterton a 1 vs. 1 Charlbury res. Goals:- terry cockett, bookings:- andy maudsley. 1st time starting a game with 14 players we went into this confident knowing we had fresh legs to bring on, in a tough 1st half against the wind we struggled to play football and when a long punt was misjudged by Ryan and keeper rob we conceded an own goal. 2nd half was much better with the wind on our side, we began to create chances when tez lofted one into the top corner. In a game we should have won, points were shared

18.9.10 Middle Barton 4 vs. 1 Carterton A

Our only goal was an own goal. in a game where we only had 11 players we knew it would be tough, with Bobby going off after 20 mins, Ryan's groin going and Ians hamstring injurey we knew we would lose to a team who on another day we would have beaten easily, there's always the home fixture to come. bookings:- nil

extract from WDFA Web site:- Middle Barton 4 (Lewis Fowler 2, Domitri harriss, Ashley Scearce) v Carterton 1 (Simon Coombes og)
 

11.9.10 Wotton sports 2 vs. 3 Carterton A

Goals coming from Will Griffiths 2 and Chris Hirons. Once again going 3-0 up very luckily with the goals scored we thought this was ours, but after having a player sent off we made it very tough for ourselves, after conceding 2 goals towards the end of the game I thought we would miss out on the points but it wasn't to be as we grinded out the results very well. bookings:- Andy maudsley (red) Chris hirons (yellow)

extract from WDFA Web site:- Wootton narrowly lost 3-2 to Carterton. Tom Williams and Russell Bracey’s goal mere were not enough.

4.9.10 Carterton A 2 vs. 3 Brize Norton res

Goals coming from Ian Sparkes and Mark Southam. after going 2-0 up we thought the game was ours but it wasn't to be, having only scraped 12 players together, legs got tired and Brize pushed and pushed and got the result deservedly. bookings:- Andy Maudsley (yellow) Chris Hirons (yellow)

extract from WDFA Web site:- Brize Norton Reserves beat Carterton A 3-2 as the hosts failed to get a point in their first game in Division Two. Ian Sparkes and Mark Southam scored for Carterton but Liam O’Brien (2), and Shaun Rawlings scored for Brize to earn the win.
extract via WDFA Web site/Brize Norton FC Res:- Report by Christopher King
Brize Battle to come back from Two goals down.
Brize Norton Reserves started the new campaign with a 3-2 away victory over highly fancied Carterton A.
Carterton enjoyed slightly more of the possession in the first half, but failed to covert that into chances. Brize always looked like they could pounce on any mistakes and create chances of their own.
Brize went a goal behind after the restart after a long range shot was parried into the path of the on running striker. Immediately after the kick off, Captain Chris Cope called for the ball of his centre back partner Dan Humm. The ball got stuck under Chris Cope’s feet; Carterton’s striker gladly took the ball of him and put it in the back of the net. The Skipper then began to give Dan Humm the hair dryer treatment (undeserved I may add).
Brize heads did not go down, quite the opposite from then on Brize dominated play. Manager Rob Hook made his first sub, bringing Jimmy Hookins on. Shortly after, Liam O’Brian scored his first goal. A 35 yard screamer, into the top corner.
Then Shaun “Rooney” Rawlings came on for injured Rob Brown. Shortly after, Liam O’Brian scored his second goal. Jimmy Hookins played a beautiful ball for the run of Liam who dribbled the ball into the box and slid it pass the goal keeper.
The final sub was made, pre-seasons in form player Paul Winch came on. Shortly after, Jimmy Hookins crossed the ball from the right wing for Shaun Rawlings to powerfully head the ball into the bottom corner. Only to have the linesmen flag for offside (Umm…I am not bitter).
Brize continued to battler and create chances, there was only going to be one winner. With only a few minuets left, Brize were awarded a free kick 45 yards out on the right, which Paul Winch floated into the box. Shaun Rawlings pealed of his marker and volleyed it pass the goalkeeper and into the bottom corner (what a goal and what a player).
With the strength and depth in this Brize squad, there is no reason why they will not be there or there about, come the end of the season.

23.04.11

11.05.11 Carterton v Shrivenham

 27.04.11 Goring United v Carterton

20.04.11 Witney Royals 1 v 3 Carterton

13.04.11 OCC Veterans 1 v 3 Carterton

06.04.11 Carterton 2 v 2 Goring United

30.03.11 Wantage Town 3 v 2  Carterton

16.03.11 Carterton 1 v 2 Milton United

09.03.11 Witney Royals v Carterton - match postponed by Carterton

02.03.11 Bampton Town 4 v 0 Carterton
 

09.02.11  Carterton 0 v 0 Wantage Town

20.10.10 Milton United 6 v 1 Carterton Vets

13.10.10 Carterton Vets 1 c 1 OCC Vets

6.10.10 Oxfordshire Vet's Cup 2nd Rd Carterton Vets 0 v 2 Stonesfield

29.09.10 Shrivenham 3 v 2 Carterton Vets

22.09.10 Carterton Vets v Bampton

15.09.10 Carterton Vets 3 v 4 Witney Royals (B.Atwal(2)  D.Light(2) )

Andy Zoldan     -  Andy, Zinadene Zoldini     Age - 41       

Position - Manager

Previous Clubs     - Army, Wantage Town, Abingdon United, Carterton.

Favorite Player  - Glenn Hoddle

 Andy was previously assistant to Gary Brown at Carterton FC ,coach at Oxford United school of excellence and various teams within the Army. FA level 3 coach, level 3 Sports Injuries and Level 2 goalkeeper Coach. This is Andy’s first season in charge of the first team.  

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Died 29th April 2011 at 73 years young battled against cancer till the very end

don will be sadly missed as was a backbone of the club for many years

Men
Players Player - James Domm
Manager's Player - David Bostock

Men's Tournament 2011 results

Group A		Group B		Group C
1	West Witney	1	Misfits FC	1	Carterton FC'A'
2	Carterton FC 'C'	2	Carterton FC'B'	2	Witney Royals FC
3	Carterton Pumas 'A'	3	Lob on United	3	Carterton Pumas 'B'
4	Wiltshire Wanderers	4	Cumtash	4	KoKaine Utd
5	Staines 'B'	5	Staines 'A'	5	Cheaters
6	'A' Class Only	6	Moreton Vale Wanderers	6	Two Tone

Final

Lob on United v Staines 'B'

Lob on United won 1-0, thanks to an extra time from Richard Sutton goal