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PREMIER RESULTS
Saturday 6th February 2010
Bovey Tracey 1 - 2 Dartmouth
Buckland Athletic 2 - 1 Saltash United
Clyst Rovers 0 - 3 Plymouth Parkway
Ivybridge Tn 1 - 1 Wadebridge Town
Launceston 3 - 1 Holsworthy
Liskeard Athletic 0 - 3 Tavistock
St.Blazey 0 - 3 Penzance
Torpoint Athletic 2 - 2 Falmouth Town
Tuesday 2nd February 2010
Saltash United 1 - 1 Elburton Villa 
 
PREMIER FIXTURES
Tuesday 9th February 2010
Saltash United v Plymouth Parkway
Dartmouth v Cullompton Rangers
Wednesday 10th February 2010
Bodmin Town v St.Blazey
Saturday 13th February 2010
Wadebridge Town v Dartmouth
Tavistock v Torpoint Athletic
Plymouth Parkway v Holsworthy
Penzance v Witheridge
Falmouth Town v Saltash United
Elburton Villa v Bodmin Town
Clyst Rovers v Liskeard Athletic
Buckland Athletic v Ivybridge Town
Bovey Tracey v St.Blazey
Tuesday 16th February 2010
Launceston v Tavistock
Saltash United v Wadebridge Town

Holsworthy Team Fixtures
Sunday 7th February
Bridgerule v Holsworthy Thirds
(Pickard Cup Rd 2)
Wednesday 9th February
Holsworthy Thirds v Week St Mary 
Saturday 13th February
Plymouth Parkway v Holsworthy  
Roche v Holsworthy Reserves
Holsworthy Thirds v Tarka Athletic


 
Holsworthy Team Results
Saturday 6th February
Launceston 3 Holsworthy AFC 1
Holsworthy Reserves v Roche OFF
D.A. Clements match reports 
 
Magpie/RBL Club
Events Diary  

 
Saturday 13th February
MUSIC NIGHT - Shelley
- further details

 
Photo Galleries
Match photos will now appear under each team heading.
1st and 2nd team match photos now available.






























 

























Carlsberg South West Peninsula League Premier Division
Holsworthy AFC regret having to announce that Joint Manager Keith Rickard has had to give up his post as he is too occupied with his business to be able to devote sufficient time to the role. His position is exacerbated by living in Plymouth necessitating a round trip in the region of 100 miles to Holsworthy when dealing with club matters.
His leaving is entirely amicable and is felt with sadness by both sides, he felt that the Club was one of the best he had been associated with and he was respected and popular with Supporters and Committee members alike.
The club had hoped he would change his mind but without success, nevertheless he leaves with the best wishes of the club and will be greeted warmly in the future.
Keith’s son Stuart remains as the club Captain.
Joint Manager, Mickey Clarke, will continue in his position and with responsibility for all team matters.


 





















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