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
Godmanchester Town could hardly have left it any later to complete a fine hat-trick.
Richard Ramsaran’s young talents claimed county honours for the third successive season when lifting the Hunts Under 16 Cup last Wednesday.
Read the Full Article by Mark Plummer @ The Hunts Post
12:53, 26 MAR 2019
Skipper Mikey Hyem concedes Histon will be Eastern Counties League champions - but believes Godmanchester Rovers can learn a lot from their title rivals.
Hyem’s Goddy side have gone toe to toe with Histon this term but the Stutes have been more consistent, and three more wins will see them secure top spot and promotion.
Read the Full Article by Tim Street @ Cambridgeshire Live
After the disappointment of last week’s visit to Framlingham this game against title chasing opposition was something of a free shot for the Bloaters.
In a reshaped formation Sean Perfect returned to the starting line-up to partner Joel Glover up front while Charlie Blake was given a different role on the left of midfield.
Read the Full Article by Kevin Forbes @ The Great Yarmouth Mercury
Ollie Drake has seen the best and worst of his Godmanchester Rovers side in the space of five days.
Manager Drake admits all hope of winning the Thurlow Nunn League Premier Division title has gone following a 1-0 defeat at 10-man Newmarket Town last Saturday.
Read the Full Article by Mark Plummer @ The Hunts Post
Godmanchester Rovers manager Ollie Drake has urged his players not to let their Thurlow Nunn League Premier Division title challenge fall apart.
Rovers have now gone three league matches without a victory – a run which has seen them drop to third place and fall nine points off the pace being set by leaders Histon.
Read the Full Article byMark Plummer @ The Hunts Post
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
