JET failed to field a team for the third successive league game ahead of their bottom-of-the-league fixture with Greater Leys Yellows. The away side has been awarded the points.
With the Coronavirus potentially halting all grassroots football in the UK, this may be a blessing in disguise, allowing JET to regroup over the coming weeks/months.
JET failed to field a team for the second time in a matter of weeks ahead of their Premier League clash with rivals Milton Saints. The home side has been awarded all three points.
The next few weeks of fixtures are up, so please mark your attendance on Teamer.
JET’s Doug Williamson Cup semi-final fixture at home to Kennington Sunday has been postponed due to a waterlogged pitch.
The field, based in Culham, has not held up well following the recent string of storms combined with the use of the pitch in midweek.
The rearranged fixture is yet to be confirmed.
Following their recent walkover against Exeter Rangers, JET has been drawn against Kennington Sunday in the Doug Williamson Cup semi-final.
The match will be played in Culham this Sunday, 1 March.
For the first time in their history, JET failed to field a side for their Premier League fixture with Didcot Casuals Sunday. Therefore, the away side will receive three points.
The next few weeks of fixtures are up, so please mark your attendance on Teamer.
JET has advanced to the next round of the Doug Williamson Cup after Exeter Rangers failed to field enough players.
Next round’s fixtures and dates will be confirmed in due course.
Our Doug Williamson Cup match at home to Exeter Rangers has been called off due to an unplayable pitch.
Last week’s fixture against Greater Leys Blues also fell foul of the turf, which is being severely affected by the weather and midweek lunchtimes.
Fortunately, JET’s semi-final next weekend is away at Barton United, so hopefully, their pitch will be playable and provide further recovery time to our own.
JET’s home fixture with Stadhampton has been called off due to a rather boggy and waterlogged pitch.
The pitch has been played on throughout the year, which hasn’t helped its conditions, particularly in the centre of the field.
The match will be rescheduled for next year.
JET has been drawn against Barton United in the semi-final of the Sam Waters Cup.
The tie, which will be played at Barton in February, has already seen United take all three points against their rivals.
The other draw saw the Catherine Wheel come up against Henley Men Sunday.
The draw for the quarter-finals of the Sam Waters Cup has been announced.
Check out who JET are against via the OFA recorded draw. Ties will be played on Sunday, 3rd November.
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