Sunday 25th April 2010 - Friendly Match

St Ives Town Vets 0-0 Cambridge & Linton Vets

"Even more Reason to play for the Vets" by Simon Clark

With a mixture of rain and sunshine in either half of this morning match both sets of Veterans played out an entertaining draw which saw an excellent second half performance from Saints Director and goalkeeper; Paul Reason.

With only 10 minutes remaining two acrobatic saves denied Cambs & Linton Vets the all important goal to walk away with the bragging rights before the return fixture in May. After the game Reason spoke to the website "I really enjoyed today's game and I was very pleased with my two saves as it was at an important time of the game" he added "I was also pleased that I came and gathered from the resulting corner but overall the lads had a good run out this morning"

Saints Vets Manager; Taffy Roberts announced that there will be a return friendly fixture towards the end of May 2010 and you will be able to see the fixture released on the website.

Sunday 25th April 2010

St Ives Town Vets vs Cambridge & Linton Vets

Kick off for tomorrow morning's Veterans football is 10.30am. Why not come down and support your local Vets side. It is likely to be a very nice day and the bar will be open.

Saturday 24th April 2010

UCL Premier Division

Boston Town 3 St Ives Town 0

The Saints were caught by three early goals against a Lincolnshire side who have yet to concede a League goal in 500 minutes of football. After the game Co Manager; Jez Hall commented "This was a really strange game of football as the scoreline will say that we were well beaten by three goals but that was definitely not the case" he added "We played really well throughout and deserved something from the game. There was only four players in the starting line up from our cup winning side and it was pleasing to see our squad included 4 Under 18 players"

Warren Everdell added "We told the lads at half time that we were not happy is was 3-0 but we were happy with their attitude to the game" Everdell added "Our two strikers; Neil McPhee and Conor Washington are both only 17 years old and they looked very dangerous and at times the Boston defence couldnt cope with them"

UCL Reserve Division Two

St Ives Town Res 5 Olney Town Res 2

This was a clash at the bottom of the Reserve Division Two and the homes ide ran out comfortable victors when they managed to crush their opponents with goals coming from Carl Foreman 2, Ian King, Matt Byrne and Aftab.

Saturday 24th April 2010 - UCL Premier Division

Boston Town vs St Ives Town

The Saints make the long journey into Lincolnshire for this eagerly awaited clash as 5th placed Boston welcome 9th placed Saints to Tattershall Road in the UCL Premier Division. Town visited St Ives on the 7th April 2010 and came away with all three points after a disputed offside goal by Gary Bull but the Saints will be looking to bring the points home to St Ives as they look to climb their way up the table with only a handful of games reminaing of the campaign. Those looking to make the journey can find their ground address and postcode by clicking here

St Ives Town Reserves vs Olney Town Reserves

Those who are looking for some more local football can take a stroll down to Westwood Road as the Reserves are in action at home. Reserves Manager Wayne Singh spoke to the website this morning to say "Boston is a long trek for some people and if any Saints supporters fancy coming to support the Reserves then they would be most welcome" he added "The lads are ready for Saturday and with Olney Town desparately in need of a win to avoid the relegation battle then we are expecting them to come out fighting for the three points.