Written by James Smith Photos by James Smith & George Lewington Some called it the great escape, a miracle or mission impossible but on an afternoon away to Tring Athletic something clicked and the road to maintaining step five football became clearer. After losing 1-0 to Kings Langley the team were bottom of the league on 13 points with just eleven games left. (See table below). Source: Full Time After a poor first half at Tring Athletic in their next game the team were 2-0

Photo: U16 Phoenix team. Written by James Smith U16 Team Photos by George Lewington The youth section are well represented this season again in cup finals and title winning performances. The U16 Phoenix team have had an outstanding season and completed the treble on Sunday when they defeated Kempston Rovers Colts EJA team in the County Cup Final at Creasey Park. They went into a comfortable 3-0 lead In the first half with Kempston also missing a penalty but the second forty f

Photo: Finn Watt is congratulated by Owen Russell. Report and photos by James Smith. The U18’s went into the final league game of the season hoping for a win to force a playoff as Bedford Town were three points ahead of the Blues having played all their games. MK Irish needed to win the game to have any chance of doing the same, if they could also beat Leighton Town in their final game next week. Town were still missing some key players but Eimantas Brindza was able to make t

As the season has now drawn to an end we wanted to extend our thanks to our supporters/owners. We took the role of Chair and Vice Chair on 11 months ago, at that point we were hoping the men’s first team would be challenging for promotion. Let’s reflect on the last 11 months! Merger During the first few months we started to review all areas of the club and it was evidently clear we needed to review our structure and governance at the director level. This started some initial

Photo : Hayley Smith on the attack. (JS) Report by James Smith. Photos by James Smith & George Lewington Dunstable Town Women were on the end of a disappointing performance against Hitchin Belles on Sunday. After being on a good run of form with four clean sheets in six games Town were in confident mood going into this one but poorly conceded goals saw them 3-0 down in the opening stages. Amy Leach pulled one back for the Blues before half time but her game ended soon after w

Photo : Mason Watkins-Clark heads home. (JS) Report by James Smith. Photos by James Smith & George Lewington. Dunstable Town won what could be their last game under their current name with a 1-0 victory over Aylesbury Vale Dynamos. With the club possibly merging with AFC Dunstable, it was fitting that over 500 people watched an historic day end with Mason Watkins-Clark’s header being enough to end the season on a high after such a rollercoaster nine months when it looked blea