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	Chelmsford City Ladies FootBall Club
		Chelmsford City Ladies retained their Essex County FA Charter Standard title on Saturday at Runwell Hospital.
		City made a clean sweep of all their six matches played to win the tournament for the 2nd year in a row.
		Chelmsford City Ladies first team were treated to a special guest at last weeks training session with Essex County FA’s Gary Piggott coming along to put them through their paces.
	www.chelmsfordcityladiesfc.co.uk (1173 words)

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	www.bartleby.com /cgi-bin/texis/webinator/sitesearch?FILTER=col65&query=chelmsford (204 words)

	Chelmsford - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Chelmsford is home to the Diocese of Chelmsford, and Chelmsford Cathedral is the smallest cathedral in England, built in the 15th and early 16th centuries when it was the parish church of the prosperous medieval town.
		Chelmsford is also home to part of the Anglia Ruskin University and to the grammar schools of Chelmsford County High School and King Edward VI Grammar School founded in 1551 by charter of King Edward VI on the site on an earlier educational foundation.
		Chelmsford was significantly involved in the Peasants' Revolt of 1381, and Richard II moved on to the town after quelling the rebellion in London.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Chelmsford (2135 words)

	Canvey Island v Chelmsford City (27/1/99) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A deep cross came into the area and although he met it perfectly with his head, it was something of a surprise that none of the half dozen defenders, including the 'keeper, could stop the ball that, to be honest, wasn't moving that quickly.
		Chelmsford made several runs at the Canvey defence and almost went into the lead just before half time, on this occasion it was Brian Horne who saved the day, making a second dive at the feet of an attacker to rob him of the ball and an almost certain goal.
		Chelmsford had been playing some lackadaisical square balls across the back of their defence but with a pitch that was extremely heavy and sticky, it was only a matter of time before they got caught out.
	www.canveyfc.com /1998/reports/33.htm (1005 words)

	COLCHESTER LADIES FOOTBALL CLUB - Seniors Match Reports 2003/04
		A City cross in saw keeper Rhian Vincent cut it out well and when the visitors gained a free kick, it was well curled over the wall but the home keeper was up well to claw it down and to gather up as players closed in.
		City then pulled a goal back when a shot on the turn looped up off Antonia Vassallo as she looked to have got in a great block but it spiralled up and over the keeper`s head and into the net (81 mins).
		Once more the City keeper had to be on her toes as she had to dive and push away a shot.
	www.geocities.com /stattoatclfc2003/senchelmsfordcityreservesh150204.html (989 words)

	Old Reports (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Chelmsford are the lowest scorers amongst the top 13 sides in the Eastern Division, 37 goals in 25 matches, and their problems were again highlighted during a frustrating afternoon at New Lodge.
		City’s reward for sticking to their football came on 53 minutes when Morris was chopped down just outside the area, and Keith Newby curled home a stunning free-kick that Wietecha could only touch onto the underside of the bar and down into the net.
		Chelmsford City were indebted to young goalkeeper Gavin Kelly for the continuation of their unbeaten league run, which now stretches back ten games.
	www.chelmsford-city-fc.co.uk /reports.htm (4762 words)

	REPORTS 00/01 Chelmsford City FC
		Chelmsford’s Ian Wiles was sent sprawling in the area but the referee incurred the wrath of both teams by giving a corner, one of many weird and frustrating decisions witnessed by the 484 crowd.
		City will therefore be looking to bounce back on Saturday when they entertain basement dwellers Salisbury.
		City hardly threatened all afternoon and the writing was on the wall as soon as the Leicestershire side went in front on 53 minutes, albeit via a dubious Jamie Lenton penalty awarded for hand-ball against Richard Skelly.
	dspace.dial.pipex.com /town/place/xaj06/city/reports2001.htm (2695 words)

	femaleSOCCER.net
		City went ahead again when Paula Drane latched onto a long ball played by Kerry Binks and slotted it past the oncoming keeper but once again, within minutes, Basildon were level through more bad defending by Chelmsford.
		Chelmsford then picked up the pace and forced a corner which resulted in Paula Drane volleying the ball sweetly in to the back of the net to give City the lead.
		City were unable to settle but eventually top scorer, Angela McPhee broke the deadlock with two further goals from her hard working co-striker, Helen Alder gave City the cushion they needed to make three half time substitutions.
	www.femalesoccer.net /show_news_article?id=1417 (850 words)

	Chelmsford Borough Council - Chelmsford City Home Games to Start in January 2006
		Chelmsford Borough Council and Chelmsford City Football Club have signed an agreement that will allow City to play their home games at Melbourne Park Athletics Centre.
		A legal agreement signed by the Mayor of Chelmsford, Councillor Duncan Lumley and Directors of Chelmsford City FC includes provision of land for a football club clubhouse providing new social facilities and changing rooms, as well as the all-important agreement to hire the pitch from the Council to play their first team home games.
		Paul Hopkins, Joint Chairman for Chelmsford City FC said: "We are delighted that things are now in place to construct the clubhouse and for home games to begin in January 2006.
	www.chelmsford.gov.uk /index.cfm?articleid=9704 (468 words)

	Chelmsford City (h)
		There were no fears that they were to be invaded by a hoard of superhumans, on the contrary, the reputation that preceded Chelmsford City to Devon was one of a struggling but optimistic outfit.
		Chelmsford were totally overwhelmed and had nothing to offer in any area of the field.
		Bursting down the left he made City’s Russ Edwards look decidedly pedestrian and on the half hour he was unceremoniously upended to give Tivvy a free kick from which they did everything but score their fourth.
	members.tripod.com /jon_273/tivertontownseason2003-4/id97.html (1705 words)

	REPORTS 00/01 Chelmsford City FC
		Chelmsford’s Ian Wiles was sent sprawling in the area but the referee incurred the wrath of both teams by giving a corner, one of many weird and frustrating decisions witnessed by the 484 crowd.
		Ex-Cardiff City star Jeff Eckhardt stole through to score with a crisp finish on 65 minutes but despite plenty of pressure the points were destined to stay in Essex.
		City hardly threatened all afternoon and the writing was on the wall as soon as the Leicestershire side went in front on 53 minutes, albeit via a dubious Jamie Lenton penalty awarded for hand-ball against Richard Skelly.
	dialspace.dial.pipex.com /town/place/xaj06/city/reports2001.htm (2695 words)

	Rugby Town FC (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The original amateur Chelmsford club originated in the County town in 1878 and moved to their New Writtle Street ground in 1922, however, when that club folded after sixty years the present club was formed as a professional side in 1938.
		City reclaimed a place in the Premier Division as a consequence of the re-organisations which followed the formation of the Alliance (now the Conference) League and in 1986 they were almost elevated to join that elite group but finished as Runners-Up behind Welling United.
		In May 1998 City thought that they had achieved their immediate ambition of a return to the Premier Division when they finished second to Weymouth, however, a seating technicality meant that promotion was refused.
	www.rugbytownfc.co.uk /clubguide/chelmsford.htm (950 words)

	bath city fc dot com - chelmsford city v bath city
		After an unbeaten run of nine games that has all but secured City's Dr Martens Premier Division place for another season it was two second half goals that saw them on the wrong end of a 2-0 scoreline against Chelmsford City.
		An innocuous challenge by Mike Trought on Watkins two yards in the City area was adjudged a foul by the referee and a penalty was the end result.
		Even a trio of subtitutions for City failed to lift their game and they (understandably?) allowed their fustration to spill over into a number of robust challenges.
	www.bathcityfc.com /version5/report02_36.htm (771 words)

	motd2 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Chelmsford City just played there 1st game in Chelmsford in 8 years, 3000 people were there to watch it.
		Rax we got onto Chelmsford as the link from Taz's original message mentions about them playing their first game at home for 8 years and I wondered why they were called Chelmsford City when in fact they are a town.
		To qualify as a city I always believed that you had to have a cathedral AND a university (apart from Wells I believe, which is the smallest city in the UK apart from the City of London (although no doubt someone will prove me wrong!)).
	www.amberpla.net /motd2.cfm?thread=10798 (1508 words)

	Chelmsford City Football Club Official Website
		City's Support Reaches African Climbs 20/11/2007 News Update Clarets Fan Kevin Ling and fellow football lover Ray Bond recently travelled to Ghana for a three-week charity project based in Atorkor where they also kitted local youngsters out in their club's colours!
		Chelmsford City 2-0 Folkestone Invicta, Saturday 17th November 2007, Chelmsford Sport & Athletics Centre, Kick-Off 3:00pm, Ryman League Premier Division.
		06/11/2007 Match Report Ten-man Chelmsford City safely dealt with the threat of Ryman League Division One North club Witham Town after stepping-up their game to advance to Round Four of the County Cup by a three-goal margin.
	www.chelmsfordcityfc.com (280 words)

	Chelmsford City 0 Afc Wimbledon 3 (from Your Local Guardian)
		Manager Dave Anderson got the reaction he was looking for as AFC Wimbledon proved their promotion credentials in impressive style at high-flying Chelmsford City.
		The impressive Ricky Holmes came within inches of breaking the deadlock for Chelmsford after 13 minutes but he could only shoot wide after his mazy run put him clear on goal with only Andy Little to beat.
		Holmes again and Mario Noto both went close for the home side before D'Sane gave AFC Wimbledon the lead after latching onto a Paul Barnes pass and stroked the ball past Chelmsford keeper Richard McKinney from 12 yards to put his side one up on 33 minutes.
	www.putneyguardian.co.uk /sport/afcwimbledon/display.var.1138647.0.chelmsford_city_0_afc_wimbledon_3.php (557 words)

	Aston Villa F.C. - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Pacy striker Darius Vassell moved to Premiership side Manchester City on 27 July, 2005, for a reported fee of £2 million, and was replaced within a month by Euro 2004 Golden Boot winner Milan Baros, who arrived from Liverpool for a fee of £6.5 million (with a further £0.5 million dependent on appearances).
		George Ramsay and William McGregor) that the club adopted the colours on the coat of arms of the Duke of Edinburgh (claret and blue).
		Aston Villa's key rivals are Birmingham City, West Bromwich Albion, Wolverhampton Wanderers and Coventry City.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Aston_Villa_F.C. (4019 words)

	King's Lynn v Chelmsford City 29/11/97 (FA Trophy) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Lynn went into this FA Trophy tie on the back of an eight match unbeaten run and undefeated in all competitions at The Walks this season, but it was clear from the kick off that their miserable record in the Trophy wasn’t going to take a turn for the better.
		Chelmsford controlled the match on a heavy surface hitting the post and having a shot cleared off the line by Tony Spearing in the opening twenty minutes.
		Chelmsford added their third, 14 minutes from time, from Goddard’s second spot kick of the afternoon after Matthew Wright had tripped Tovey in the box.
	www.thelinnets.co.uk /matchreports/ln291197.shtml (373 words)

	Chelmsford Bed and Breakfast, Cheap Hotel and Guest House Accommodation
		Chelmsford in south east England is the county town of Essex and has been since the 13th century.
		Chelmsford is the home of the first electrical engineering works in the UK and the first ball bearing factory, the products of which were used in the first transatlantic flights.
		Chelmsford is the birthplace of numerous individuals of note including Rod Stewarts fiancee Penny Lancaster, Saint Etienne singer Sarah Cracknell, McFly drummer Harry Judd and former England goalkeeper Nigel Spink
	www.bedandbreakfasts.co.uk /propertysearch.asp?townCity=Chelmsford (818 words)

	Worcester City 1 Chelmsford City 1 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		ST George's Lane is starting to become a millstone rather than a fortress for Worcester City's players who failed to win there for the fourth match in a row during a drab 1-1 draw with Chelmsford City.
		The sparkle, present in a City's play during their run of five wins in six games at the turn of the year, has deserted the side and the prospects of any champagne moments in the near future appear bleak.
		Mark Shail's dismissal just after the break briefly roused City who took the lead through Darren Middleton but Paul Parker's side were soon level and in the end a point was as much as the home side deserved.
	archive.thisisworcestershire.co.uk /2002/4/3/276558.html (623 words)

	Chelmsford City (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Maldon were shocked after 2 minutes when Chelmsford scored from a corner which was not well defended.
		With ten minutes of the half left, Maldon attacked Chelmsford down with a good ball to Terry Warwick who took his chance in shaking off two defenders to slot home to make it 1-1 at half time.
		Both teams in the second half played some good football and until Chelmsford nicked it with ten minutes to go this was a good early in the season run out.
	www.btinternet.com /~angelina1/maldontownfc/matchreports/chelmsford.htm (156 words)

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	Essex Sport from the Chelmsford Weekly News
		Chelmsford City's season was cruelly ended on Monday night with penalty shoot-out heartbreak in their play-off semi-final at Melbourne.
		Essex Intermediate Cup Final Chelmsford 21 Rochford 7 This was another fantastic day, in what has proved to be a tremendous season for the Chelmsford club.
		CHELMSFORD City compete in their biggest week of the season in the next few days, following the final Ryman League game at home to Harrow Borough.
	www.chelmsfordweeklynews.co.uk /sport (245 words)

	Chelmsford City 2 Wealdstone 1 (from Harrow Times)
		Chelmsford City 2 Wealdstone 1 (from Harrow Times)
		On 68 minutes, O'Leary staked his claim for goal-of-the-season, letting fly with a breathtaking volley from the edge of the area.
		Chelmsford keeper Nicholls could only look on in disbelief and admiration.
	www.harrowtimes.co.uk /display.var.566390.0.chelmsford_city_2_wealdstone_1.php (211 words)

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	10/01/04 Moor Green 1 Chelmsford City 0 - Match report (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This was a highlight of an otherwise dreary tie as Moors failed to fire on all cylinders against a Chelmsford side that had came looking for a draw.
		After Moors goal Chelmsford had to change their strategy and pushed forward looking for an equaliser, but it was to little avail.
		He found himself free 20 yards out and as Rachel dashed out to block he rolled the ball under the keepers body only to see Collins back in the 6-yard area to turn the ball for a corner.
	www.moorgreenfc.co.uk /matchreports/rep100104.htm (359 words)

	Sittingbourne v Chelmsford
		Chelmsford City completed the hat-trick over the Brickie’s this season and although the goal came from a harsh penalty decision few in the ground could doubt that the best team on the day had won.
		Chelmsford City are still homeless but this doesn’t stop them being the best supported side in the Dr Marten South Eastern division and they had plenty of support at Central park for this match.
		Chelmsford had two more chances in the next 6 minutes as firstly Stephen Morris headed over from a cross by Brett Girling, and then Berquez fired over from 15 yards out.
	www.sittingbournefc.co.uk /chelmshome.htm (796 words)

	Chelmsford City v Dover Athletic
		Davies was involved again three minutes later when Tommy Tyne's hooked pass over the Chelmsford defence put him through but he was indecisive and shot well over from outside the box.
		In the 26th minute Tyne was the provider once more, bringing down the ball in the box and laying it square to Day who drove the ball at the goalkeeper at the near post when perhaps he could have lifted it over him.
		Their most dangerous moments came from the corners that they earned regularly throughout the match but City's defending at set-pieces was solid enough to keep the aerial threat of Arnott and Wilkins off the scoresheet.
	www.dover-athletic.co.uk /season0304/20040101.html (739 words)

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