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WORLD CUP 2004

ENGLAND


Coach-Onyebuchi Ebo

1) Nick Watson QB (Chichester Sharks)
2) Austin Bradshaw QB/FS (Derby Dream)
3) Peter Steel WR/DB (Chichester Sharks)
4) David Giles C/DL (Chichester Sharks)
5) Julian Simms LB/DL (Chichester Sharks)
6) Justin Handley DL (Chichester Sharks)
7) Jon Steele-Mills WR/DB (Chichester Sharks)
8) Steve Wigley OL/DL (Invicta Coyotes)
9) Gurkinder Mann WR/DB (Staffordshire)
10) Alistair Reid WR/DB (Staffordshire)
11) Onyebuchi Ebo OL/DL (Derby Dream)
12) Adam Rasul LB/DB (Team Extreme)
13) Ade Akitoye WR/DB (Derby Dream)
14) Jason Prowse RB/LB (Derby Dream)

 

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Dublin, Ireland - Team England face Ireland National

Team England flag football will be facing Ireland in the second international in the history of the game. The game takes place at the Marlay Park Rathfarnham in Dublin on Saturday 8th of May. Both sides met in May 2000 with the Irish National team winning the encounter by 27-7, this year England are taking a more experienced team though some key players are still missing due to other football commitments. The following list are the 18 experienced players drawn from 6 ESFL sides that will be representing England

John Stevenson, Matt Stevenson, Roy Tanton, Dave Duncan, Simon Allen (all North Devon Dogs)
Matt Heasman, Nick Michael, Abdul Lawal, Vincent Gurrea, Tim Smith, John Parsons, Barnaby Kerr (all Bournemouth Raiders)
Andre Clarke (Leicester Eagles)
Nick Watson (Chichester Sharks)
Nick Moffatt, Martin Brown (all Fen Harriers)
Hitesh Patel (Team Extreme)

Birmingham, England - Easter Bowl

Leicester Eagles won the first English Senior Flag League 5man tournament of 2004 with 3 wins out of 3. North Devon Dogs and Staffordshire A also came out of the round robin tournament unbeaten to start the year well. With seven of the best ESFL sides competing, the games were played to a good standard which has given all the clubs excellent preparation for the season ahead and especially Team USA's visit in June where there will be 2 or 3 sides who will be fancying their chances of a scalp.

Results

Birmingham Raiders 0 - 20 North Devon Dogs
Bournemouth Deckchairs 8 - 20 Staffordshire A
Team Extreme 6 - 25 Chichester Sharks
Leicester Eagles 21 - 14 Birmingham Raiders
North Devon Dogs 32 - 0 Bournemouth Deckchairs
Staffordshire A 20 - 0 Team Extreme
Chichester Sharks 6 - 8 Leicester Eagles
Birmingham Raiders 15 - 0 Bournemouth Deckchairs
North Devon Dogs 0 - 0 Staffordshire A
Bournemouth Deckchairs 2 - 20 Leicester Eagles
Birmingham Raiders 6 - 14 Chichester Sh
arks

Next ESFL tournament will take place in Portsmouth UK, ten  8man teams confirmed to play in the two day event.
 

7th March 2004 - ESFL Allstar report

The Northern Knights triumphed 28-6 over the Southern Pirates in the 9man ESFL Allstar match yesterday. Martin Brown threw passing scores to Lawrence Tallon and Nick Moffatt, but the real damage was done by MVP RB
Obinna Igboesisi who ran for over 100 yards and 2 TD's. The Pirates responded with a 70 yard run by Bradley Smith. The South got some revenge in the 5man challenge with a 18-6 victory. Some of the players that played in this game participated in the World Cup of flag football and will be organizing a tournament in Portsmouth or Derby of which Team USA and may be Team Canada will be present.