Wokingham and Emmbrook “deserved a draw ” says proud boss Eggleston after loss to Bracknell Town
"NOT one of them let me down". That was the opinion of Wokingham and Emmbrook manager Matt Eggleston after his ...
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EMMBROOK CLUB PLANS 100-SEATER GRANDSTAND, PUBLIC MEETING TOMORROW
A LOCAL football club is making grand plans for the future. Trustees of the Emmbrook Sports and Social Club at ...
Eggleston defiant as Sumas face must-win trip to Brackley
MATT EGGLESTON insists Wokingham and Emmbrook can still move away from the foot of the table, but admits they do ...
Wokingham and Emmbrook exit Berks and Bucks Senior Trophy following 4-0 loss at Ascot United
WOKINGHAM and Emmbrook's involvement in the Berks and Bucks Senior Trophy is over following a 4-0 defeat at Ascot United ...
Charlton breaks Binfield hearts as extra-time winner secures Wokingham & Emmbrook a fourth successive Reading Senior Cup triumph
Binfield 1 Wokingham & Emmbrook 2 (After extra-time) An extra-time winner from James Charlton saw Wokingham and Emmbrook fight back ...
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