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A wet and windy morning at Green Lane was the backdrop for CTWFC 65s to improve on the last round of games. And, although it wasn't by much, we managed it... w ith a five point haul, the second highest this gameweek, and the second best goal difference at zero, one less than Highworth!    Jeff D, Richard G, Andy G, Phil C, Martin P, Graham N (c), Ollie S, Paul W. The Walking Football Event Report - Calne Over 65s courtesy of perplexity.ai - as there was no forthcoming match report the basics were fed in to an AI app and this is what popped out: Overview Our over 65s walking football team participated in a friendly but competitive event featuring matches against Swindon, Salisbury, Highworth, and Melksham. The team displayed determination, skill, and great sportsmanship throughout the day, finishing with a win, two draws, and one narrow defeat. Summary of Results Calne 1 v 1 Swindon Calne 1 v 0 Salisbury Calne 0 v 1 Highworth Calne 0 v 0 Melksham Match Reports Calne 1 v 1 Swin...

  Graham N (c), Phil C, Geoff R, Ollie S. Andy G, Martin P, Richard G, Paul W. On the first matchday of the 2025 WCWFL 65s we were without doubt the smartest team, in our Omnium tracky tops on the sidelines and in our sponsored shirts on the pitch. A number of opposition players even complemented us.  But when it came to game-time, we didn't look so smart! Getting familiar with new teammates we played okay and we had our opportunities up-front, but both the Melksham and Salisbury keepers in particular, played blinders. Our only goal of the morning came against the Highworth goalie (Charlie!!) when Paul slotted home from a smartly taken free-kick from Ollie.  Our turnout in defence looks promising and Martin made great saves from some formidable opposition, helping keep the tally against us low(ish). The rest of the team played their socks-off in defensive and midfield duties and we're sure we'll be more comfortable in the next round on 5 June, when we will need to play wi...