Founded 1992

venceremos football club

CHARTER STANDARD CLUB

 

Last Updated - 25 January 2012


  HARROW TOWN SPORTS CLUB RAYNERS LANE PINNER MIDDLESEX UK
           

Welcome

Venceremos FC was formed in 1992 and comprised of adult side(s) playing in the West Middlesex Sunday Football League until 2006.

The name 'Venceremos' is taken from the song of the latin jazz track of the same name, released by Working Week in 1983.

The philosophy of Venceremos FC, as a youth football club, is to encourage Sportsmanship, Effort and Teamwork and above all provide an enjoyable environment for the kids to develop their footballing talents at their own pace.

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Harrow Soccer 7's & Harrow Youth League

 

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The club is committed to the FA's RESPECT campaign.  In terms of implementation we request that all spectators watch the game from one side of the pitch and remain behind the "RESPECT LINE".

Additionally whilst we promote encouragement from the sidelines please do not coach the kids.

 

 

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LATEST RESULT

RYMAN PREMIER LEAGUE

HENDON 1-1 STONES

NEXT MATCH

RYMAN PREMIER LEAGUE

SAT 28th JAN

v

LOWESTOFT TOWN

AWAY KO 3PM

HAVE YOU CLAIMED YOUR FREE SEASON TICKET YET?

ALL REGISTERED VENCEREMOS PLAYERS ARE ENTITLED TO FREE ADMISSION TO WEALDSTONE'S HOME RYMAN LEAGUE & CAPITAL LEAGUE MATCHES. SEE YOUR COACH FOR FURTHER DETAILS.

     

News

THE CLUB SHOP IS RE-OPEN FOR BUSINESS......

Club branded Sweatshirts (£10), Beanie Hats (£7) and Water Bottles (£5) are available to buy from the Clubhouse on Saturday mornings. Team Shorts (£5) and Socks (£5) are also available if you need replacements.

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NEW PLAYERS REQUIRED FOR OUR GIRLS SQUAD

SO WHY NOT START THE NEW YEAR BY JOINING OUR FRIENDLY & PROGRESSIVE CLUB!

CONTACT RUTH ON 07766 304 414 FOR FURTHER DETAILS

 

Latest Results

SUNDAY 22ND JANUARY

U14

Harrow Youth League Division 4

VENCEREMOS 2-1 WEALDSTONE 'B'

Our second home game of the new year saw the Vs against a Wealdstone side which we had lost to, two weeks previous. The Vs knew they were a good side going forward and were prepared from the whistle. We took the game to them and attacked and had many chances in front of goal. Any counter attacks from Wealdstone were stopped  by our defence and buffing midfielders who kept a great line. Ten minutes before half time our repetitive attacking and hard work paid off and Gregg struck the ball with power into the bottom corner leaving their goalie no chance 1-0. Just before the whistle the Vs did not clear the ball in their six yard area from a corner and Wealdstone took their opportunity 1-1. At half time the Vs were happy with their performance and knew only one mistake had been made. Lets keep our formation going forward and back and we can grab this game. Second half was in the same tempo as the first but with ten minutes in Gregg got a well deserved goal which was assisted by hard work from all the team 2-1. The Vs carried on attacking and defending with goals just a whisper away for both teams. All the Vs were fantastic with tackles, cover play and communication and great saves from our goalie Rajun, which stopped Wealdstone getting the equaliser. The squad worked hard for this victory and every player gave their all. A hard decision for man of the match but James pipped it against 14 others, with his timed tackling and commitment in central defence. Well done all the Vs. Performance Rating 9.0

U12

Harrow Youth League Division 4

YEADING WANDERERS 0-4 VENCEREMOS

The boys thoroughly deserved this excellent win against opponents who were undoubtedly  the most physical we've faced in the last couple of seasons. The first 20 minutes were even with the back four restricting Yeading to only a couple of chances and generally the work rate was very good. In the lead up to half time we gradually took control and after another crude challenge were awarded a penalty a minute before the break, Lewis D finishing impressively. After the break we took complete control and began playing some delightful football scoring three times but it could have been more. Firstly, Lewis D neatly finished taking his season's tally just one short of his 20 goal target then Ryan struck a sweet half volley from the edge of the box and finally Ihsan who had a outstanding game slotted home after the Yeading keeper had fumbled.  The boys realised that the ease with which we dominated the second half was a result of their commitment before the break and it was great that the hard work we've seen at training followed through in to this game. A really good team effort. Performance Rating 9.0

U11

Harrow Youth League Division 4

PRINCES PARK 0-2 VENCEREMOS

The Vs returned to competitive competition after 6 weeks against a well organised Princes Park side who have given the top three teams in the division a tough time. The length of the pitch looked daunting at first, but the Vs soon realised that this gave them plenty of space and time on the ball to play a fluent passing game. Callen went in goal for the first half, but had little to do as the defence kept a high line and coped well with the opposition strikers. The Vs had a number of chances in the first half, but failed to convert them until Oliver found space on the right to fire home a shot across goal giving the keeper no chance to make it 1-0. The rest of the half saw the team passing the ball around without managing to penetrate the defence. Jordan, Sami, Dylan, Niall and Remy all had good chances to score in the first half. Munquadullah replaced Callen in goal for the second half, but he only touched the ball once when he went to collect it for a goal-kick. The Vs attacked constantly but could not finish off the game until eight minutes from time when Sami hit a powerful shot from the right to make it 2-0. The whole team played well, with Fred and Alex looking sharp in defence, but Niall was outstanding again to gain the Man of the Match award.

Performance Rating 7.5

U9

Harrow Soccer Sevens Combination Division 4

PINNSTARS 'B' 3-2 VENCEREMOS


In the opening minutes the play was very much middle of the park stuff, with neither team able to get into each other’s box, the V’s also had the wind and slope against them and after 13min they broke on the left with James cutting the ball in for Rikin to slot in 1-0, a few minutes later it was 2-0 this time Kai cutting the ball back for Rikin to turn and shoot through the keepers legs. The boys got over confident and when they thought they'd won a free-kick the ref let play go on and Pinnstars were able to break into the penalty area and score past the advancing Sam K. With Pinnstars now back in the game they had the ball again on the right side of the half way line and while advancing down the line launced the ball into the box and with the advantage of the wind it kept going over the heads and into the net 2-2. The boys didn’t give up and during the first half still had a further four chances, all one on ones however each time the ball was sent wide. Pinnstars also had a few chances however Sam K in goal and Krish in defence were able to keep the ball out. In the second half the boys tried hard but Pinnstars had their defence sorted out and the V’s were unable to break them down. With Ben now in goal and a spectator for the first 10mins he was brought into the action with a diving save and also later with two tackles rather than saves. The boys kept at Pinnstars and hit the post the crossbar and again had one on one’s but could not find that third goal. With about 5mins left Pinnstars look to have scored however Rahul cleared the ball off the goal-line. With minutes remaining the inevitable happened, Pinnstars broke on the right and the ball was slid into our area but the defence stopped and they scored. There was still one last attack by the V’s and a handball that looked inside their area was given as a free-kick outside the box which came to nothing. This was a much better performance by the V’s for 2012 so well done to them. Performance Rating 8.5

U9 RED

Friendly

PINNSTARS 'C' 2-1 VENCEREMOS

When we lined up we were against the slope and a strong wind. This took a little of adjustment as the ball ran through on many occasions with us having to turn and chase. The first time this happened a low drive in the corner beat a fully stretched Ethan B. Their second saw a back pass dribbled around the keeper to make it 2-0. After that we settled and played better football, tackling hard in midfield. However they still broke leaving Ethan B one on one at least 4 times. His heroic saves, from hard shots saw him tip them all over the bar and a great double save keeping us really in it for the switch around. Will and George had strong runs and shots that kept just pulling wide, we needed to support these efforts with some runners. The second half saw a better shape, and marking. Continued pressure saw us have loads of chances, scrambles in the goal mouth and a few decent shots on target. Inter play between Ethan W, Will, Tom, Lauren, Kaayan and Shane was great. The lads and lass worked all over the pitch with good passing and very solid tackles! Ouch! When troubled, Mike had to stop 3 blasts, and cleared the ball well. After 12 mins George fired in from 8 yards with a left foot shot spinning away from the goalie. A great performance by the team who were unlucky to lose this game. Performance Rating 8.5

 

Forthcoming Fixtures

SATURDAY 28TH JANUARY

GIRLS U10

Capital Girls League Football Festival

at Chase Lodge Playing Fields, Page Street, Barnet NW7 2ED

10.00 to 12.00

SUNDAY 29TH JANUARY

U14

Harrow Youth League Division 4

v ST JOSEPHS 'B'

AWAY at Whitchurch Sports Ground, Wemborough Road, Stanmore HA7 2EQ

KO 10.30 Meet there by 10.00

RED KIT

U12

Harrow Youth League Division 4

v PINNER ALBION

HOME
KO 10.30 Meet at the Club by 10.00

RED KIT

U11

Harrow Youth League Division 4

v HARLINGTON

AWAY at Little Harlington Playing Fields, Sipson Lane, Harlington UB3 5AO

KO 10.30 Meet there by 10.00

RED KIT

U9

Harrow Soccer Sevens Combination Division 4

v HARROW ST MARY'S
HOME
KO 10.30 Meet at the Club by 10.00

RED KIT

 

Coaching Sessions 

Saturday morning training sessions at Harrow Town Sports Club.

U12's & U14's (School Years 7 & 9) 10.00-11.30

U11's (School Year 6) 9.30-11.00

GIRLS - 9.30-11.00  Running alternate weeks (to the Capital Girls Football Festival) on the following dates; 4th February with further dates to follow.

U8's & U9's (School Years 3 & 4) 10.30 - 12.00 Please Note: U9 AGE GROUP (YEAR 4) IS NOW FULL

U5's U6's & U7's (School Years Reception, Year 1 & 2) 10.30 - 11.45

ALWAYS BRING A DRINK AND SHIN PADS AND APPROPRIATE CLOTHING FOR THE WEATHER.

WHEN WET YOU MUST BRING A CHANGE OF CLOTHING IF YOU WANT TO USE THE CLUB HOUSE. THANKS.

NEW PLAYERS WELCOME

''IF YOU KNOW YOUR HISTORY'' - A LOOK BACK AT PAST RESULTS

6 YEARS AGO

22nd January 2006- Sheen Lions 4-0 Venceremos- WMSFL Premier Division

The V's just weren't good enough against new boys Sheen Lions who ran out comfortable winners.

Team: Gareth Jones, Dave Leslie, Bryan Stocker, Rob Peck, Andy Goodeve, Dan Clarke, Chris Pragnell,

Tom Thurman, Rob Willmott, Ian Harrington, Sajmir Prushi, Dave Gibbons.

12 YEARS AGO

23rd January 2000 - Venceremos 5-2 Chiswick Albion - WMSFL Premier Cup QF

After the previous weeks reversal at the hands of the Albion this week the V's turned the tables with a fine display. A brace from Ian Carlin and goals from Mark Fuller, Kevin Rollins and Lee Doyle dumped the fancied Albion out of the Premier Cup.

Team: Jon Pitts, Neil French, Bryan Stocker, Simon Hayes, Steve Weedon, Lee Doyle, Luke Skelhorn,

Ian Carlin, Mark Fuller, Kevin Rollins, Paul Fuller, Russ Tomlin.

18 YEARS AGO

23rd January1994 - Feltham Railway 3-3 AET (2-3 PENS) Venceremos - MCFA Trophy 3rd Round

After a three week delay because of bad weather this cup match finally got underway. With the V's minutes away from winning the game after goals from Chris Pragnell and Carlo Barbieri the Railway fought back to equalise to take the game to extra time. When the Railway took the lead for the first time in the game it looked all over but Jimmy Cuell beat the keeper to force penalty kicks. Steve Murphy, Paul Fuller and Curtis Allman converted their pens and with two fine saves from Phil French the V's were through.

Team: Phil French, Curtis Allman, Bal Gupta, Andy Fuller, Clive David, Jimmy Cuell, Chris Pragnell, Paul Fuller, Steve Murphy, Carlo Barbieri, Mark Fuller, Andy Church, Nigel Allen.