Windsor FC show plenty of pride to finish their campaign with a flourish
Windsor haven’t had much to play for other than pride over the past few weeks, so manager Mark Cooper can reflect on some satisfaction on the side's solid end to the campaign.
Windsor haven’t had much to play for other than pride over the past few weeks, so manager Mark Cooper can reflect on some satisfaction on the side's solid end to the campaign.
Given the undesirable circumstances they were faced with, Windsor boss Mark Cooper wasn't too displeased with his side’s 1-1 draw against St Panteleimon on Saturday.
After going two matches without a win at a critical juncture of the season, Marlow got back to winning ways in some style yesterday afternoon with a 4-1 victory over Sutton Common Rovers at Oak Tree Road.
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Crossrail is due to launch in central London on Tuesday, but travellers in Maidenhead and Slough will have to wait a bit longer before they join up with the capital. Photo from Transport for London
Maidenhead and Slough travellers have long been waiting for the arrival of Crossrail to whisk them quickly into central London.
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