Thursday, 2nd September 2010

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Impressive return for the Wanderers

Celebrations for Wanderers after they score the first goal after five minutes.

PROMOTED Jersey Wanderers continued their good form on Wednesday night to reach next month’s Charity Cup final where they will meet near-neighbours St Peter.

Scots pass Jersey test

Scotland’s Lewis Kidd scores the first goal under pressure from Jersey’s Scott Johnson.

SCOTLAND U16s produced a fine exhibition of passing football to defeat a Jersey Youth XI by three goals to nil at Springfield Stadium on Tuesday night.

Pitman signs for Bristol

Brett Pitman. Picture: bcfcpics.co.uk

BRISTOL City completed the signing of Bournemouth’s Jersey-born striker Brett Pitman yesterday for an undisclosed fee.

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Pitman for Bristol City

ISLANDER Brett Pitman was due to complete a move from Bournemouth to Championship side Bristol City today.

Premier League Blackpool close in on Brett Pitman

JERSEYMAN Brett Pitman could become a Premiership footballer today as he is discussing personal terms with Blackpool at Bloomfield Road.

Wanderers sink the mighty St Paul’s

JERSEY Wanderers became the first team to beat St Paul’s in 41 matches last night.

Footballers to learn Respect

THE Football Association’s Respect programme will be fully operational in Jersey this season.

Weir on a season loan in Portugal’s third tier

JERSEYMAN Michael Weir will play his football in the third tier of the Portuguese League this season.

Ten-man Scottish edge past Accies

JERSEY Scottish moved into the last four of the Charity Cup last night – but it was far from an easy passage in a 2-1 victory against Championship club Sporting Academics.

Kendall on target as Saints enjoy Charity

ST PETER became the first club to reach the Charity Cup semi-finals last night following a 2-0 victory against St Ouen.