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Supporters Direct have asked the IFA to stage a mini tournament as part of their annual conference, which is at Enfield Town FC on Sunday the 8th July this year. Matches will be played on the two full size pitches adjacent to the Ground, and will be 30 minute, 11 a side games making the…
WIFC recorded a double header double this Saturday morning, with wins against AFC Wimbledon in the London Cup Semi-Final and Punch Drunk FC, the Ipswich Town supporters team, in the IFA league. Having won their London Cup group comfortably, WIFC continued their good cup form in the bright Bushey sunshine. After a cagey opening, Joel…
Preparations are almost complete for WIFC's weekend double header, as they take on both AFC Wimbledon and Punch Drunk FC, who represent Ipswich in the IFA, at the Met Police Sports Club in Bushey. It's only the second time in the club's history that two games have taken place on the same day - the…
WIFC joint managers Chris Davis and Dave Messenger have selected the squads for Saturday's forthcoming IFA double header. The Internet 'Orns take on AFC Wimbledon in the semi-final of the London Cup, while also entertaining Punch Drunk FC, the Ipswich Supporters side who will be in town for the afternoon game at Vicarage Road, in…
WIFC finally got back to winning ways this weekend with a convincing win against their counterparts from Coventry at the Bushey Met Police Club. Having made a few tactical changes at West Ham last weekend which went unrewarded, joint managers Chris Davis and Dave Messenger kept faith with the formation they'd tried in East London,…
WIFC welcome James Penny and the lads from Coventry City Supporters FC to Met Police this Saturday, for an IFA league clash. Cov's fast improving young side have won 6 of their last 7 games and will present a stern test for the home side, who have only recorded 1 win so far in 2012.…
WIFC went down to a heavy defeat at West Ham last Saturday, but the scoreline doesn't tell the story. Having traveled without a keeper, we lost stand-in Tony Mehegan, borrowed from the hosts, to a nasty head injury early on and with Steve Eustice the only possible deputy we lost one of only two recognised…
Unfortunately this week's efforts to find an opposition have been fruitless and as such we have a second consecutive weekend off.
Unfortunately, the Saints have not been able to get a team. Kingstonian stepped in, but then lost players and have now also dropped out.
WIFC suffered a 4 th defeat in their last 5 IFA games, as a vastly improved Dulwich Hamlet side took the honours in a see-saw match at Belair Park last Saturday.