Welcome To Godmanchester Rovers Football Club
Goddy currently field 2 Senior sides (1st team taking part in the Thurlow Nunn ECL Premier, or Reserves in the Cambs County League Mead Plant 1B and Under 18's in the Thurlow Nunn Youth League
Also playing under the Godmanchester Town FC banner sides with Junior sides (Under 7 to Under 17).
Our Reserves are managed by the Alex Ramos and Stephen Hurst, whilst Richard Cosbey takes charge of the Under 18's.
Our Twitter Account is @GoddyRoversFC, Senior Facebook is here and our Youth Facebook here
Manager Drake focused on number one spot
Ollie Drake will keep pushing for the Eastern Counties Premier title, despite Saturday’s defeat putting Histon firmly in the driving seat.
Read the Full Article by Tim Street @ Cambridgeshire Live
Godmanchester Rovers secured their spot in a second cup final this season in dramatic style.
Rovers ran out 4-2 victors on penalties over fellow step five outfit Eynesbury Rovers in a Hunts Senior Cup semi-final tie, following a competitive 1-1 draw at Bearscroft Lane.
Read the Full Article by Dan Mason @ The Hunts Post
Godmanchester progress to the Hunts Senior Cup final after beating Eynesbury Rovers at the David Wilson Homes Ground Tuesday evening. With the result finishing at 1-1 at full time, Godmanchester won the shoot out 4-2 and progress to the final.
Godmanchester will face St Neots Town in the final
Previous results:
St Ives Town 3 Godmanchester 3 (Godmanchester Away Win Penalties 3 - 5 (3 - 3 after 90 minutes)
Godmanchester Rovers secured their spot at a second cup final this season in dramatic style on Tuesday night.
Rovers ran out 4-2 victors on penalties over fellow step five outfit Eynesbury Rovers in a Hunts Senior Cup semi-final tie, following a competitive 1-1 draw at Bearscroft Lane.
After Austen Diaper put the home side in front five minutes into the second half, a freak Chris Hyem own goal on 54 minutes levelled the scores, and that’s the way it stayed in a hotly-contested affair.
Read the Full Article by Dan Mason @ The Hunts Post
Godmanchester Rovers attended the FA at Wembley earlier today to answer the charges relating to the previous round in the FA vase competition. The club legal adviser and a club officer attending in person.
Although the FA with sympathetic and acknowledged notification system errors relied upon by the club they have nevertheless disqualified club from further participation in the FA vase, which means sporting khalsa go through instead. The club are of course Deeply disappointed at the decision. it will consider an appeal with the written decision has been received.
Today (Thursday) the Football Association ruled that Godmanchester Rovers had fielded an illegible player in their 1-0 fourth round victory against Sporting Khalsa 19 days ago. Chris Hyem, booked in two previous rounds, should have been suspended as per a new rule introduced at the start of the season.
The FA have, as a result, removed Godmanchester from the competition and reinstated Sporting Khalsa.
This decision is subject to an appeal. If there is no appeal, or the decision is upheld, Khalsa will travel to face Sholing FC on Saturday February 2.
Godmanchester Rovers manager Ollie Drake issued a public apology following his second dismissal of the season.
Drake was sent from dugout during his side’s disappointing 2-2 home draw against Long Melford last Saturday as they lost more ground in the race for the Thurlow Nunn League Premier Division title.
The flashpoint occurred with around 20 minutes to go – just after Rovers had clawed themselves level for a second time.
Read the Full Article @ The Hunts Post
