Create advanced reader copy pages to share your work early, promotional link pages to direct your readers to places they can purchase your story and enjoy an ad-free experience. In addition, earn more money from stories you sell by being a premium subscriber. More features coming soon to help you grow as an author!
 
Pay annually to get two months free AND Novelo will promote your story absolutely free on <a href="https://bookdoggy.com" class="underline" target="_blank">BookDoggy</a> as well as on our social media accounts and weekly newsletter.

Novelo Premium

badge

story_links

mailing_lists

newsletters

increased_royalties

no_ads

bookdoggy

large_Red Green Gift Time Facebook Ad (2).webp

medium_Red Green Gift Time Facebook Ad (2).webp

small_Red Green Gift Time Facebook Ad (2).webp

thumbnail_Red Green Gift Time Facebook Ad (2).webp

Red Green Gift Time Facebook Ad (2).webp

Novelo Rectangle

Villa hammer United Montpelier Villa 5-2 Chessington &amp; Hook United&nbsp; On a freezing cold day with many matches called off due to frozen pitches, this seven goal thriller was on in Lancing.&nbsp;Culver Road was the venue for one of the most surprising score lines of the season. With Villa starting the day rock bottom of the SCFL Division One and Chessington in ninth, a home win was a great start of the year for Villa. The game kicked off and it took a while to warm up, without any real opportunities until the 21st minute. United took the lead as Louis Baynton did well to head the ball on the floor and then Archie Morgan lofted it over the helpless goalkeeper, Stilgoe, 1-0.&nbsp; Halftime brews were dished out and it only took Villa one minute to score an equaliser. The ball was played down the left side was passed to the skilful Mesdar Wolderus. He took the ball, moved inside to create an angle and struck a lovely shot into the far corner.&nbsp; The game became very open with both teams attacking in an end to end second half. The frost had thawed and this game in front on 73 fans became exciting.&nbsp; On 72 minutes Montpellier took the lead. Mesdar the magician took control of the ball on the left. He struck the ball well and it flew over the keeper into the back of the net. With the same confidence as Ronaldinho, Mesdar took the applause as though he had meant it, 2-1 to Montpellier.&nbsp; Just four minutes later Montpellier added a third. Kai Birchley had seen that the keeper was susceptible to long looping shots, so as he took the corner he swung it in and the ball went directly into the goal.&nbsp; Villa were in uncharted territory as they were now 3-1 up with 12 minutes to go. Not only did they keep their nerve, they kept attacking. On 82 minutes, they added a fourth. Villa pushed forward and this time it was Christian Amankwah who supplied a fantastic finish.&nbsp; Well into injury time, Montpellier were awarded another corner. This time Joe Kinsman went to take it. Amazingly enough, the ball was struck, again it went high and with a sense of Deja Vu the ball flew into the far corner for 5-1. With everyone in shock and the referee about to blow for full time, Chessington attacked. Tobe got down the left; he crossed the ball in, it deflected onto the bar and Boe Fowler was in the right place to head it in. An unexpected gem of a game which ended 5-2. The GWS Man of the Match went to Christian Amankwah for his power and persistence.&nbsp; Next up, Chessington play Wandsworth Borough in the Surrey FA Cup on Tuesday and Villa are away to Godalming Town in the league on Saturday.&nbsp;

large_square-ad (1).webp

medium_square-ad (1).webp

small_square-ad (1).webp

thumbnail_square-ad (1).webp

square-ad (1).webp

Novelo Square

Villa hammer United 

YM go down at Pagham

Southwater Hit Five

YM Thrash the Stags

Set Fire to the Rain

The Battle for Third 

Score Draw for YM

YM get Docked

AS Win the Cup Final

Six Pointer Battle 

Athletic Score Four 

YM win Derby 

The Loneliness of a Non League Football Wife

Former Hib’s Keeper Quits at 25

Rustington Reach the Final of Sussex FA Intermediate Challenge Cup

Six Goal Thriller 

Horsham Women v Eastbourne 

Horsham Women v Saltdean 

Interviews with HFC

HFC v Oakwood ladies  Sunday 15th October 

Has he got an artificial leg or is it a knee support?

Celebrating Differences, United by the Game. 

Lingfield FC 2-1 Horsham YMCA 

Horsham YMCA u23 1-2 Roffey u23

Shoreham U23 2-3 Worthing Town U23

Lingfield FC 0-1 Billingshurst FC  FA Vase Round One. 

Football vs Sanity. 

Set Fire to the Rain 

Chichester City B 1-2 TD Shipley FC

Hassocks FC (U23) 1-1 Horley Town (U23)

Horsham YMCA New Edition. 

Southwater 3-2 TD Shipley FC

The Road to Wembley 

Football nicknames 

Mental Health Awareness Day

FA Cup Draw 1st Round

The Sussex Battle, West v East. 

New Kids on the Block 

Haywards Heath Town 1-0 Horsham YMCA FC

The Cannon fodder Cup

Four for the Dragons 

The Pirates Share the Points 

large_IMG_0182.jpeg

medium_IMG_0182.jpeg

small_IMG_0182.jpeg

thumbnail_IMG_0182.jpeg

IMG_0182.jpeg

A Selection of Football Article’s and Reports -GWS

large_IMG_7026.jpeg

medium_IMG_7026.jpeg

small_IMG_7026.jpeg

thumbnail_IMG_7026.jpeg

IMG_7026.jpeg

A Selection of Football Article’s and Reports -GWS

Gargini10.

Amazon

Share

Synopsis

Chapters

Word Count

Read Time

Publish Date

Story Updates

This story has no updates.

Reviews

This story has not been rated yet. Login to review this story.

Advertisement

About Author

Kevin GARGINI

Advertisement

Other stories by Gargini10.

The Forgotten Man

Her Name was Chaos

Coke & Tears

Lord Have Mercy

The False Start

The Note

The Morning After

Starlings

Tom The Vampire

The Book of Tragic Short Stories

Jake and Mina - Learning to Kill

The Self Inflicted Invasion

The Man Who Fell From Space

The Angry Ghost

Medicine for my Pain

The Last Train from Brighton

The Hitchhiker Contract

The Educator

What Hope?

The Garden’s Secret

The Shopping Stalker

The Gardens Secret

The Book of Tragic Short Stories Part Three