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Match postponed – Hayes & Yeading

Waterlogged pitch curtails Stones’ on the field activity in a week that had supporters talking more off it. Rearranged fixture to take place Monday 14 March 2016.

Dad’s army is having a bit of a moment reported the Guardian this week. “We’re doomed!” said Private Frazer of the bumbling home guards platoon; the catchphrase long since immortalised and etched into the memory of those who grew up watching this much-loved TV comedy.

And in the week where Catherine Zeta-Jones, Blake Harrison, Bill Nighly and Toby Jones hit the red carpet to promote the 2016 film, we’re doomed! was a sentiment shared by many Stones supporters present at Eastbourne last Saturday.

Hammered 3-0 and with a daunting midweek trip to Dartford to navigate, the signs were looking ominous.

With Dad’s Army 2016 the film officially released next week it was an apt reminder from Wealdstone’s very own Dad’s Army brigade on Tuesday night that there is life in the old dogs yet.

At a combined age of 77, both McGleish and Louis rattled home at Dartford sending out a timely reminder that age is merely a number.

Will the pair continue to fire Saturday?
Find out, 3pm freebets.co.uk stadium v Hayes & Yeading.

 

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