TFL
5: Autumn 2008 Winners!
The
latest season of TFL football
has just ended, and once more
it was competitive, exciting
campaign at Rugby Town FC's
new generation artificial pitch
facility at Butlin Road.
You
and your team can join
our Sunday or Monday night leagues
right now in time for the new
2009 Winter League which will
start from 11th and 12th January
2009.
Just
call us on 01788 866944
or click
here to register
your team and you could be playing
from next week!
Games
are held at Rugby Town FC's
3G fully-floodlit astroturf
facility at Butlin Road on Sunday
evenings from 6pm and Monday
evenings from 7pm.
7-a-side
football - 3G Rubber Crumb -
28 minute games - FA qualified
referees - Fully Floodlit -
Friendly & competitive environment
- £30/team - Licensed
Sports Bar - TFL Rugby - Rugby
Town Football Club
TFL
RUGBY Sunday Night League
It
was tight at the top of the
Sunday Night Premier Division
with just three points separating
the top four teams in the final
table.
Eventual
winners of the league were Hit
Or Misfits, with Spartans FC
securing the runners-up berth,
and previous twice TFL Sunday
champions Leicester Juniors
back in third.
The young Hit or Misfits side
have competed in every one of
the five Sunday leagues since
TFL was launched in March 2007,
and have steadily improved their
position over that time - culminating
in their first title triumph
now.
Bare Merkage denied them a double
success though, by winning the
Sunday Night Cup Competition
in a dramatic penalty shoot-out
after the final had finished
all square at 1-1.
For the first season ever, there
was also a Sunday Night TFL
Division One. JB Slimbo came
out on top, clinching the league
with a final day victory over
Realize.
It was an impressive turnaround
for John Baker's side, after
they were easily dispatched
8-2 in their opening match of
the season. Traders finished
in 2nd place just two points
adrift of Slimbo, with European
Hopefuls in third.
Jake Hartley (Hit or Misfits)
won the individual award for
Sunday Night top goalscorer,
with Fraser Edwards (JB Slimbo)
scooping the Sunday Night star
man gong.
| SUNDAY
PREMIER DIVISION CHAMPIONS |
| Hit
Or Misfits |
 |
Hit
Or Misfits grabbed their
first ever league title
at TFL in a closely-fought
Sunday Premier Division
with just three points
seperating the top four. |
| |
| SUNDAY
CUP WINNERS |
| Bare
Merkage |
 |
Bare
Merkage finally claimed
their first piece of TFL
silverware in their fifth
season. In a repeat of
the 2007/8 Winter League
Sunday Cup Final, Merkage
faced Misfits but this
time came out on top with
a penalty shootout victory. |
| |
| SUNDAY
FIRST DIVISION WINNERS |
| JB
Slimbo |
 |
Debutants
JB Slimbo made it a winning
start to their TFL career
by claiming the Sunday
Night First Division champioship. |
| |
| SUNDAY
PREMIER TOP SCORER |
| Jake
Hartley (Hit Or
Misfits) |
 |
Jake
Hartley was awarded with
the top scorer's award
for the Sunday Premier
with a great return of
17 goals in 16 games for
the champions, Hit Or
Misfits. |
| |
| SUNDAY
STAR MAN AWARD |
| Fraser
Edwards (JB Slimbo) |
 |
| JB
Slimbo's Fraser Edwards
was often in inspired form
in the Sunday Night First
Division and picked up the
Star Man award five times
and also contributed 18
goals. |
TFL
RUGBY
Monday
Night League
Da
Man Dem Crew returned to the
summit of Monday Night TFL once
more, but they left it until
the final evening of games to
confirm their fourth title in
the five seasons ahead of runners-up
The FMs and third place Hillmorton
Allstars.
The FMs gained some revenge
over Da Man however, by beating
the league champions 2-0 in
the final of the Monday Night
Cup Competition.
Christian
Deery (Da Man Dem Crew) and
Ryan Evans (Chelchesterpool
Utd City) won the Monday Night
top scorer and star man awards
respectively.
| MONDAY
PREMIER DIVISION CHAMPIONS |
| Da
Man Dem Crew |
 |
| Da
Man Dem Crew made it four
titles in five seasons at
TFL in a fierce battle for
the championship this time
around. After losing out
last season, Dem Crew were
doubley determined to clinch
the title. |
| |
| MONDAY
NIGHT CUP WINNERS |
| The
FMs |
 |
| The
FMs again saved their best
form for the cup and a 2-0
win over league champs Da
Man Dem Crew in the final
ensured a second cup win
in five seasons. |
| |
| MONDAY
TOP SCORER |
| Christian
Deery (Da Man Dem
Crew) |
 |
| Christian
Deery slotted home 19 goals
in 15 appearances to claim
the Monday Night Top Scorer
award to add to his Star
Man award from last season. |
| |
| MONDAY
STAR MAN AWARD |
| Ryan
Evans (Chelchesterpool
Utd City) |
 |
| Youngsters
Chelchesterpool Utd City
made huge improvements over
the season and Ryan Evans
tippified this with some
great performances securing
the Star Man award. |
|
