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SELF DESTRUCT
Felling Ship 5 - 5 Thomas Wilson
For the second time this season we threw away a 4-1 lead against a Felling team to finish up with a draw.
Cruising with half an hour to go a Hanvey Howler allowed the Ship back and then we fell to bits. Despite getting a last minute penalty which Hogey tucked away, the ref played 9 minutes injury time and we were unable to see the game out and conceded alate late equaliser. You have to feel sorry for Brett Hogan who scored 4 goals (sorry Croany - you only get 1) and still didnt finish on the winning side.
Page 3 stunna, Alison Ellison (Bri's sister, I think!) turned up at the game, and here are a couple of cheeky snaps of the sexy fraulein! What a babe - hope she turns up to inspire all the red blooded lads of The Wilson on Sunday.
FOXY LADY!!!!
Thomas Wilson 1 - 1 Duke of Cumberland
A hard fought point from a scratch squad against a good Duke side. Aid Rudd managed to fall over on the sidelines for a change and got covered in mud. Ha ha
See news section for reports
Why not have a look at how drunk Danny Clark got without even coming to the Wilson Christmas session!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2s4bRjhSZ1k
Last Sunday saw The Wilson lads Christmas day out, and apart from a couple of lads (Stef & Aid) with 'upset stomachs', the best bit was Pat burns coming in fancy dress, as one half of Randall & Hopkirk Deceased! see pics
Hopkirk...........................................Pat Burns
Shakespeare/Westwood 2 - 0 TWFC
A close game, but a couple of scrappy goals cost us the points. A classic Hanvey Howler brightened things up by staying out of the net, but still making Degs look stupid as the ball crashed off the post. Beefdip was also impressive as he proclaimed that Magnus Magnusson was a tennis player!
Roger Federrer simply couldn't match Magnusson's speed around the court!
See The Wilson midfield of Jay, Jamie, Jama and J in festive action
http://www.elfyourself.com/?id=1212178949
or the Xmas Gimps http://www.elfyourself.com/?id=1212413262
Its class!!!!
ALL MATCH REPORTS CAN BE FOUND IN 'NEWS' AND 'FIXTURES' SECTION
Cruisin' then a-losin'
Thomas Wilson 3 - 4 Pelaw
So Pelaw do the double over us, following a match we somehow managed to lose after looking comfortable at 2-0 up with half an hour to play. Self destruct was hit again and its tough to win a game when you have 2 disallowed, give away two penalties and score an own goal. And check out Danny's mush!!!
Elephant Man and Danny Clarke
Corpy Club Capers
Corporation Club 2 - 3 TWFC
Apparently a hard fought battle with 3 good goals from Hogan, Scandall and Scott to snatch the points in a good win!
Seperated at birth-----
Hannibal Lector and Paul Jamieson
Stef Lewandowski and Danny Clark
Stef and man in a dress get to know each other......!
Interesting video - Colin Thirlwell from Washington Legends (formerly The Wessy) showing his dance moves while fully Speedo-ed up!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q70u3ToZuUs
FOUR FOUR DRAW
THOMAS WILSON 4 - 4 FELLING JEM
Just when it looked like we'd turned the corner and were moving up the league, we shoot oursleves in the collective foot again. Twice leading by two goals against pretty ordinary opposition, we couldn't see the game out and JEMs never say die attitude and will to win saw them prg us back. Report in NEWS section.
Jamie Nic look as surprised as us at scoring!!
Getting to know you..
This Sunday sees a Wilson Drinking Session after the match. It's a chance for some of the new lads to get to know some of the old lads, and vice versa. The plan is : Footy - The Wilson - The Fell - and then see what happens. Let's get a good crowd out and have a good laugh.
The beer seesion was a great success which allowed us all to know a little bit more about our new lads. For instance, apparently Danny Clark has two available sisters......COULD THIS BE NICO (LOOKONG COOL AND MOODY) TRYING TO GET JIGGY WITH BOTH OF THEM??????
Also Jamie Nicholson is well know as JIGSAW as he goes to pieces in the box....
And is this him after getting the knockback from Dan's sisters?????
While Dan thinks he's Eider Gudjohnsen with his nifty bleached barnett....
And here's Matty Jordan with his brothers getting ready for a kick about....!!
see the photos at: http://www.flickr.com/photos/bigbazzah/sets/72157602955793340/
Old Boys turn back the years
The old Chowdene Saturdau morning team of the mid 90's will be out in force this weekend at The Moss Heaps Wrekenton to play their current day counterparts, St Peter's in a friendly game. The match kicks off at 10.30.
Why not come and have a look. Many current and ex Wilson players will be involved, including Bazza and Tony Hindmarch, Aid Rudd, John Kelly, Phil McVay, Steve Kelly, Kevin Wake and many more former heroes!!
UPDATE - The 'A' team (dark blue) played the first half and scored 4 (2 by Bazz Hindmarch, 2 by John Kelly), but had 3 disallowed by ref Bob Irish, only Bazz's first strike counting, so the half time score was 1-1. In the second half the 'B' team in light blue played and lost 4-1 (Den Hewett scoring) so the final result was 5-2 to the current St Peters team.
Bazz (14) puts ball, keeper and all into the net, for the one that counted!
see the photos at: http://www.flickr.com/photos/bigbazzah/sets/72157602955793340/
Safe-Hands Does It Again!
TWFC 2 - 1 Felling Ship
Degs Hanvey save a penalty for the second week running as a close gain was won and lost in injury time. Hanvey save the spot kick on 95 minutes, and this was the springboard for Colin Scandal to nick all three points in the 98th minute! Nice.
Ramblings from a drunkard English Fan. - by Adrian Rudd
There will be no bagpipes or tubthumping in Switzerland or Austria next year as the rest of the British Isles' teams bowed out. I know this is the negative view but considering the postive feelings going into tonights games, the effect of 2 defeats is massive. As a group of isles, we were all resigned to England and Scotland being the only representatives in next year's tournament and that has effectively ended as did BBC2's coverage of Scotland's game did. To make matters worse, I switched over to a freeview radio station who were playing a Spice Girls melody - Jive Bunny yes - Spice Girls no. Leaving the actual football issues aside, England's midfield disappearance, Scotland's non ability again to finish, Wales and Republic's possible manager issues and Northern Ireland's over performance early doors in the campaign, where do the 5 nations go from here. Only Scotland and Northern Ireland have something to look forward to judging on these qualifiers. What happens in the summer of 2008. What happens to the brewery companys who have forecasted for 2008 and the massive financial gain of having England and possibly Scotland and the Republic at least in the early days of the competition? Who do we support? Who do the 5 nations follow? I know as an English fan I will not be supporting Russia, their plastic pitch dirty trick was obviously why we got beat and that Russian Billionaire, why was he cheering? Any English non Chelsea fans who didn't hate him, must do now. There must be loads of fans who have been brought up in this country, whose parents and grandparents are from different countries who are breathing a sigh of relief tonight. Our fellow citizens of Turkish, Greek, Italian and Polish decendancy can now worry about cheering on only one team and not upsetting the apple cart. From the possible teams who can go through, who is the one? Do we go with the neutral vote of Switzerland or Austria. The Swiss never hurt anybody, in fact are famous for helping people and Austria were pursecuted all those years ago. All the teams left who could possibly go through are not exactly favourites of England, or in fact with my limited judgement, of all our other nations either. Norway, Sweden and Finland all still have a chance as I write and although Norway famously dissed our most popular characters from history, they may be a outside bet for a few daft quid. Ridiculous you say, but don't we always put our money on England to win. When it comes to next summer and Poland against Greece is on the TV, the words of Burt Bacharach's song "I just don't know what to do with myself" spring to mind and the song he wrote for Sandie Shaw "There's always someting there to remind me" ring true. Roll on the next campaign as the politicians say.
In Misery,
Aid Rudd.
Bazz sports The Wilson gear in Rome!
The Green Green Grass of Home
TWFC 5 -1 Wardley
The Wilson got back to winning ways with a comfortable win against our old foes Wardley. Missing from our line up was Brett Hogan following an agreement with Wardley that neither he nor Wardley's Nobheed would play, after last season's ridiculous shenanigans by the midfielder. Going against this gentlemsn's agreement though, Wardley played the compensation-hunter (allegedly) anyway, and he scored the opening goal. How very sporting! After that though the home side took and control and outplayed their ungentlemanly opponents, smashing 5 goals past their hapless goalkeeper (who had been time-wasting after 15 minutes of the first half!!! Honest!!!). To cap it off, Nobheed, who had his brother (allegedly) come and park his shiny police car by the pitch, was substituted in the second half. Oh dear, what a pity, never mind!
Robbie Boyle looking smug after yesterday's thrashing of Wardley! (Bri Ela-ella-ella looks injured)
Greek Fan Club - The Wilson has gone international, with a branch of the fan club set up in Greece (sort of.) See guest book for our first international entry for a while.
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Baz in Newcastle
Might have brushed his hair a bit too much!
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No Highway Robbery
Highwayman 3 - 0 Thomas Wilson
A lacklustre performance from The Wilson saw our Cup dreams and indeed our season effectively over. Trailing 1-0 at half time we never looked like rescueing the game, and apart from a Mark Croan header which hit the bar, we didnt create any decent chances and it was no surprise when the home side scored two more goals to kill the tie.
The season looks destined to end with mid-table obscurity, despite strengthening the squad in all departments during the summer. Maybe with a season to gell will result in a title chrge next year. We can but hope.
Quote of the season : "Really wish I hadn't played there, mate. we were rubbish! my legs are stiff already what a loser i am. thanx for the lift mate i am busy havin a shit again if you are interested". - Stef Lewandowski in a text message to Degs Hanvey
Thomas Wilson 2 - 3 Highwayman
Yet again The Wilson came away with nil points from a game we didn't really deserve to lose, but at the same time never controlled completely. No team this season has outclassed, out passed or out played us, and yet we have dropped 11 out of 18 points already. What's going wrong? Not enough goals scored and too many poor goals conceded is the bottom line.
Local Footballers Help Hospital Babies
Two Gateshead football teams combines recently with a local community to raise cash for a local charity, and with the help of Barclays bank were able to hand over more than £1000.
The Thomas Wilson FC from Low Fell and Blue Star FC from Wrekenton played a charity football game for the tenth year running, raising money for a local good cause, which this year was the Special Baby Care Unit of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Gateshead.
The annual event was organised by Keith Minikin and Stefan Lewadowski of the Thomas Wilson FC, and Gordon Greiveson and Peter gaffin of Wrekenton Blue Star. Together with local residents the two sides played a friendly game of football at the Moss Heaps with team smade up of players, bar regulars and passers by, (with The Wilson winning 6-5 we think), just a few hundred yards from the QE Hospital, then collected money around the bars and shops of nearby Wrekenton, and with the help of The Royal Oak, Seven Stars and Quarrymens in particular, were able to raise £526.
This amount was then kindly matched by Barclays Bank, who Stef Lewandowski works for. A cheque for £1052 was presented to the Baby Care Unit by the four event organisers, who would like to thank the Wrekenton community and everyone involved in the day for their support.
Who is this superhero?????? [correction to web address]
www.myspace.com/thegatesheadgimp
NEW SPONSOR DEAL AGREED
Next seasons t-shirts for the end of season trip will be sponsored by a former player, Neil Hawkins, whose company PrettyDirtyThings will provide the shirts for the travellors. Have a look at his website at www.prettydirtythings.co.uk Its a real eye-opener!
Taxi Driver Goes Solo!
Grant McPhee now does it solo.
Try On-Tyne taxis on 423 7777. Get all of the above thrown in.
CHESTERFIELD 2007 Photos
now at http://www.flickr.com/photos/bigbazzah/sets/72157600362991897/
TWFC 5 - 0 Bainsford Colonial
The lads from Falkirk came down at the weekend, and we had a good game at Gateshead Stadium followed by beers at the club before the tourists headed into Newcastle. The Wilson featured several new signings, and a couple of old cameos!
http://bainsfordcolonial.intheteam.com/modules/page/page.aspx?type=home&mid=11347&pmid=0
Tristec-Racing update in News section
see website - http://www.tristec-racing.co.uk/
A Bit of Wilson history.....
In the beginning, The Thomas Wilson was formed, and in the 70's was one of the more successful clubs, winning titles and cups. In the late 80's the club died off a bit and by 1991 was on the verge of folding. That's when the secretary of the club, Charlie Henderson approach The Beaconsfield team and asked them to take over The Wilson and keep it going. Players such as Barry and Tony Hindmarch, Lar Outterside, Mick Mason and Daniel Walker came to be joined by new player like Kevin Wake and Alan Nobbs to form the modern day Thomas Wilson FC.
Last weekend a re-union of the old Beac team was arranged, and the old boys played a game in Cramlington against a pub team, The Travellors. Despite being 2-0 and 3-2 down, The old men managed a creditable 3-3 draw against their younger opposition. With an average age of 41 years 4 months (Gav Blair oldest at 45, Bazz Hindmarch youngest at 37) the lads showed they've still got it. Mick Mason with his first (probably) ever goal for the club and 2 from Bazz Hindmarch (1 pen) were the scorers.
Back L to R - Steve Jackson, Mickey Eckstein, Ian Charlton, Paul Moncur, Barry Hindmarch, Lar Outterside
Front L to R - Gav Blair, Quinny (guest), Mick Mason, Chris Havery, Steve Kelly
SEE ALL THE PICS AT http://www.flickr.com/photos/7653856@N06/
Barry Hindmarch's my space page - www.myspace.com/bigbazzah
Anyone else with a page, let me know and I'll add a link
So just who was Thomas Wilson (no not our physio)? Read about him in the page "Thomas Wilson - The Man" 
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Wor Al: A Fans' Tribute To Alan Shearer
includes a contibution from The Wilson's very own legend, Bazz Hindmarch, seen here at book launch at Shearer's Bar, St James' Park Wed 16/08/06
Take a look at http://tontopress.blogspot.com/
See other football articles at www.freewebs.com/bigbazzah
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Wor Al
A Fans' Tribute To Alan Shearer
Tonto Press 2006, ISBN 0955218330, paperback, 192 pages, £7.99
*released 14 August - pre-order now*
For Tonto Press ordering and delivery details click here.
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