After a frosty night the sun broke through to soften a heavy muddy pitch. However, the game was on at Brook House versus their U12Bs; always a difficult and tough fixture for Ruislip Rangers. RRFC started brightly but were put on the back foot within 5 minutes when Brook House saw an opening and fired …
Nice and sunny but a cold wind welcomed RRFC at new Pond Playing Fields, a venue new to the team. Our opposition were local rivals Bessingby Park Rangers. The pitch goal areas were mud baths and there was a noticeable slope. The boys were warmed up gently but remained focused for what was understood to …
Touch and go whether we should have played this game with the pitch hard on top after the overnight frost. However, the home team were up for it and so were RRFC! Kick-off saw the sun shining and the ground thawing out throughout the game. It was again like last week a competitive game from …
A great day for playing football, although cold there was no overnight frost and the pitch on the far side was in really good condition considering the amount of rain over the last few weeks. RRFC U12Bs welcomed Hendon Youth B, first time opponents for the home team. It was a competitive game from the …
A great day for playing football and the effort by the Ruislip boys vs local rivals Bessingby was always going to be there. RRFC hadn’t played for a couple of weeks though you wouldn’t have known it. It was a competitive game with both sides creating the chances. Ruislip were playing a very intelligent game …
A great day for playing football and the effort by the Ruislip boys vs local rivals Wealdstone was always going to be there. It was a competitive game with both sides creating the chances. Wealdstone managed to take the lead in the first half when the referee awarded a penalty for an innocuous looking challenge. …
A fair dry day, conditions just right for the eagerly awaited return game with Ruislip Town, who had managed to edge RRFC out of the Cup on penalties. Â Being played at Kings College, we found a good pitch and the boys eager to play. The 10 boys able to play did so as a team …
League Cup First Round A gorgeous sunny day, probably too hot for playing football but the boys were up for the League Cup 1st round tie vs Ruislip Town. Â Being played at Ryefield School in Hillingdon, this was new to RRFC, but we found a good pitch, albeit on a slope. A sound team talk …
The first league game of the season with dry conditions and the sun on our backs. Â The opposition were Kinja B, newly formed with overspill from their A team, who we played last year. Â With RRFC also fielding a new look team all was set for a good game. Unfortunately, RRFC never settled on the …
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