You can now book your seat on the supporters coach to this Saturday's FA Vase game away to East Preston by emailing membership@twfcexec.com Seats are £15 per person and for a limited time kids go for £5 thanks to TWIST.
Book early to avoid disappointment.

WELLS NET 3PTS AT FISHER

The Wells travel to Rotherhithe Saturday to take on Fisher FC hoping to build on last weekends impressive FA Vase performance.
Fisher sit 3 places above The Wells in 16th having played two games more. They have accumulated 4pts from their 8 games played winning once, drawing 3 and losing 4
Last seasons corresponding fixture saw The Wells win 3-0 with goals from Basit Ajala, Dane Moore and Chris Seenan.
Kick Off 3pm

St Pauls Sports Ground
Salter Road
Rotherhithe
London SE16 5EF

The Wells got their first win of the 16/17
Season in this first qualifying round of the FA Vase.
Ollie Bankole opened the scoring on 18mins when debutant Josh Biddlecombe delivered a into the box and Bankole fired home from close range.
Biddlecombe doubled the Wells lead with a well placed finish on 42mins.
Bankole got his second and wells third when he bagged again in 65mins.
Birthday boy Perry Spackman joined in on this Vase party when he rose highest from a Tom Bryant corner to make it 4-0 on 77mins

The FA Vase (Sponsored by Buildbase ) returns to the Culverden this Saturday for the first time since The Wells were knocked out on penalties by eventual semi finalist Highworth Town in the 14/15 season.
The Wells will look to put the disappointment of last season behind them where they limped out of the competition at the first hurdle losing 3-0 away to Knaphill.
Steyning Town from the Southern Combination First division are the first test
for Jason Bourne's team.
They sit 8th in their league, winning 3 and losing twice in their opening 5 games of the season.

The Wells came away from Eden Park Avenue with a well deserved point but will be scratching their heads as to why it wasn't all 3pts given their dominance.
The Wells were awarded a penalty inside the opening 10mins when the ever dangerous looking Ryan Crandley was felled inside the Beckenham area.
Jason Barton's tame penalty was comfortably saved by Anidaba in the Becks goal.
The Wells style of play was better suited to the lush Eden Park playing surface but despite having more possession the Wells could not break the deadlock.

The Wells travel to Eden Park Avenue Saturday ( 3/9/16 ) to face Beckenham Town and in search of their first win of the season.
Becks sit 15th in the league. 3 places above the Wells on 4pts having won 1 drawn 1 and losing 2 of their opening 4 games.
They go into Saturday's game on the back of a 2-0 home win over Fisher.
Last seasons fixture between the two teams saw Beckenham win 2-1 with Ryan Crandley scoring The Wells goal.
Kick Off 3pm

Beckenham Town Football Club
374, Eden Park Avenue,
Beckenham,
BR3 3JL

The Wells poor start to the season continued as they went down 2-0 away to Sevenoaks Town.
Despite an early onslaught The Wells more than matched their A21 rivals but were undone when Byron Walker slotted home on 39mins.
The hosts doubled their lead when a looping cross come shot from Joe Bingham on 64mins.
Despite Ollie Bankole hitting the post The Wells could not find a reply.
The Wells travel to Eden Park Avenue on Saturday to face Beckenham Town.
Kick Off 3pm.

The A26 bragging rights went to Crowborough in a closely fought Derby at the Culverden.
The Crows went 1-0 up after 8 mins when Zak Attwood found the net.
It looked as though The Wells had earned a draw when Tom Bryant fired home from close range with 7 mins remaining. However it was The Crows who flew off with all 3pts when Attwood netted his and his sides second with a well worked winner.
Next up The Wells turn their attentions to the A21 derby on Bank Holiday Monday when they travel to Greatness park to take on Sevenoaks Town.
Kick Off 3pm

The August bank holiday weekend sees The Wells in two hotly anticipated derbies.

First up for the The Wells who are still looking for their first win this campaign are A26 rivals Crowborough Athletic who visit The Culverden Saturday.
The Crows sit 7th in the league having won and drawn their opening two games.
Sean Muggeridge's side will be hoping to emulate last seasons win over The Wells when they edged a tight contest 1-0 in front of a crowd of 336.
Kick Off 3pm

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