Showing posts with label Season 1999/2000. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Season 1999/2000. Show all posts

Wednesday, 3 May 2000

Us Score? You Gotta Be Kidd(y)ing Me!

NATIONWIDE CONFERENCE
Att: 579

SUTTON UNITED – 0
KIDDERMINSTER HARRIERS – 3   [Barnett 10, Marsh 31, Hadley 83]

Well, lets face it, are the U’s actually going to manage just ONE more goal for us long suffering fans this season or are they just gonna bale out on the season and leave us waiting all over the summer for the next chance to celebrate a U’s strike?

Monday, 1 May 2000

Ross Is Back. Sadly.

NATIONWIDE CONFERENCE
Att: 601

SUTTON UNITED – 0          
DOVER ATHLETIC – 1   [OG 59]

Let me explain. You may remember from the K’s Away report my little tirade about the official that day. Mr Joe Ross of Chingford.

Saturday, 29 April 2000

Shut That Fat Biffer Up

NATIONWIDE CONFERENCE
Att: 805

NORTHWICH VICTORIA – 2    [Cooke 50, Owen 67]
SUTTON UNITED – 0

Well, that’s it folks. We’re back in the Ryman. Official.

Monday, 24 April 2000

They Only Need 10 Men

NATIONWIDE CONFERENCE
Att: 1548

STEVENAGE BOROUGH – 1   [Pearson 86]
SUTTON UNITED – 0

Another game, another defeat. Well, you didn't expect anything else did you?? We certainly didn’t.

Saturday, 22 April 2000

Ryman Return Ever Closer

NATIONWIDE CONFERENCE
Att: 659

SUTTON UNITED – 0
MORCAMBE – 1  [Norman 66]

Story of our season really. A poor, narrow defeat in a game where we could easily have taken something and all our relegation rivals winning.

Thursday, 20 April 2000

The Aftermath

NATIONWIDE CONFERENCE
Att: 460

SUTTON UNITED – 1   [Hutchinson 70]
SCARBOROUGH – 2   [Rennison 22, Brodie 39]

Match Reporter: Chalmers

Not many people were stupid enough to turn up for the aftermath of the Kingston debacle. (See, I wasn't so bloody stupid after all! - Taz).

Tuesday, 18 April 2000

A Night Of Shame

FA TROPHY SEMI-FINAL 2nd Leg
Att: 2309

Kingstonian - 6 [Luckett 12, 40, Simba 51, 64, Wingfield 70, Pitcher 85]
Sutton United - 0

Fucking hell. Well, where do you start? The match report on K’s Web described this as "The most amazing 90 minutes" in their history.

Tuesday, 11 April 2000

Forest ‘Green’ After This One

NATIONWIDE CONFERENCE
Att: 604

SUTTON UNITED – 3  [Hutchinson 38, Watson 36,81]
FOREST GREEN ROVERS – 2   [Bennett 27, Hunt 75]

They had to go and win it didn't they? Bastards.

Saturday, 8 April 2000

Down & Out At The Bucks Head

NATIONWIDE CONFERENCE
Att: 1011

TELFORD UNITED – 2   [Martindale 34p, 69]
SUTTON UNITED – 0

Well, where do you start? At the beginning I s’pose. Sutton United all but surrendered their Nationwide Conference status at Telford’s Bucks Head ground on Saturday, turning in quite possibly one of the most toothless performances I can remember for some time. 

Thursday, 6 April 2000

Relegation 6-Pointer No 39 In A Series of 42

NATIONWIDE CONFERENCE
Att: 985

SUTTON UNITED – 1   [Forrester 78]
WOKING – 1   [Steele 85]

Blah blah blah relegation 6 pointer blah blah blah must win blah blah blah didn't. Well you know the story by now. As the title says, we congregated at GGL for yet another game we had to win to keep alive our chances of actually retaining our Conference status next season. If it wasn't for the likes of Sheffield Wednesday, Watford etc we’d have a good chance of getting in the Guinness Book of Records under “Greatest Number of Relegation 6 pointers played in a single season”

Saturday, 1 April 2000

90 Down, 90 To Go

FA TROPHY SEMI-FINAL 1st Leg
Att: 2384

Sutton United – 1   [Winston 4]
Kingstonian – 1   [Harris 78]

Well, we’d waited all week for it and when it arrived, we spent most of it shitting ourselves. We're a strange bunch eh?

Saturday, 25 March 2000

Dealing (with) The Cards

NATIONWIDE CONFERENCE
Att: 2100

WOKING – 1  [Akrour 49]
SUTTON UNITED – 2   [Winston (Pen)51, Watson 53]

So, to our umpteenth relegation six-pointer of the season. But with a twist this time. Spoiler alert: We won this one!!  A decent performance from the U’s (at last!) got its just reward with an much needed and vital win. It was also the first time we’d met our ex-fave, Nassim Akrour, since his disappointing summer move to Kingfield. Naturally, the French wizard scored. But more of that later.

Saturday, 18 March 2000

Rushden University of Football. Third & Final Lesson

NATIONWIDE CONFERENCE
Att: 2749

RUSHDEN & DIAMONDS – 4  [Butterworth 5, Burgess 39, Peters 51, Lowe 83]
SUTTON UNITED – 0

Well, that’s more like it eh? Just 4 days after dumping ol’ Rushden out of the FA Trophy on their own patch, we return to eek out our now familiar 90 minute long 3-points-surrendering ceremony.

Tuesday, 14 March 2000

U’s Polish Off Rough Diamonds

FA TROPHY QUARTER FINAL Replay - 14/3/2000
Att: 2785

Rushden & Diamonds – 1     [O.G. 86]
Sutton United – 3      [Winston 35, Newhouse 55 Ekoku 67]

Well bugger me. I’m not quite sure exactly where to start with this one!

Saturday, 11 March 2000

That’s Knackered It

FA TROPHY QUARTER FINAL
Att: 1586

Sutton United - 1   [Winston 12]
Rushden & Diamonds - 1  [Rodwell 13]

What a shit draw eh? The ONE side we said we DIDN’T want in this FA Trophy Quarter Final was Conference champions elect and massive moneybags, Rushden. So, who do we get. Rushden of course! Arse.

Saturday, 4 March 2000

We’re Grim Oop North

NATIONWIDE CONFERENCE
Att: 889

ALTRINCHAM – 3   [Timmons 46, Ellison 49, Russell 83]
SUTTON UNITED – 0

Match Reporter: Chalmers

Unfortunately, due to the other half’s birthday, ‘Ol Taz was unable to attend Sutton’s umpteenth relegation six pointer of this campaign. So, for the first time since October, Match report duties fell to fellow drunkard, Mr Chalmers. Here is his story.

Saturday, 26 February 2000

Wembley Bound?

FA TROPHY 5th ROUND
Att: 1200

Sutton United – 2    [Winston 13, Newhouse 86]
Dover Athletic – 1    [Le Bihan 40]

This is getting a little out of hand. Whilst we languish at the bottom of the Conference, barely able to muster a goal let alone beat another bloody side, the FA Trophy appears to be a completely different proposition. Open, entertaining games with goals! (Ok, Canvey excepted).

Saturday, 19 February 2000

Oh We Don’t Like To Be Beside The Seaside

NATIONWIDE CONFERENCE 
Att: 1395

SCARBOROUGH – 3    [Tate 10,90 McNiven 42]
SUTTON UNITED – 0

The longest trip available to us in the Conference and we just had this feeling that like many others, it would produce sod all reward for our presently Ryman bound heroes.

Saturday, 12 February 2000

Ross The Boss

NATIONWIDE CONFERENCE
Att: 1527

KINGSTONAIN – 4  [Wingfield 5, 87 Crossley 47, Leworthy 85]
SUTTON UNITED – 2   [Winston 3, 30]

So another saturday afternoon and another defeat. This time though, we’re really in the shit.

Saturday, 5 February 2000

Can We Play You Every Week?

FA TROPHY 4th ROUND
Att: 711

SUTTON UNITED - 3   [Brooker 25, Newhouse 41, Winston 62]
FOREST GREEN ROVERS - 0

Away from the trials and tribulations of the league campaign and back to the dreams of an appearance at Wembley in the FA Trophy.