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Sunday 9th December 2007 - JBCML Division A2
Rugby Town Colts v Bilton Ajax Ref S.Burrell
Sunday 16th December 2007 - JBCML Division A2
Pinley FCv Bilton AjaxRef D.McCarthy
Sunday 2nd March 2008 - Under 16’s Cup Round 3
Racing Blythe or Brinklow Juniors v Bilton Ajax or Rugby Town Colts
Sunday 2nd March 2008 - JBCML Division A2
Dunlop Juniors 0 - 1 Bilton Ajax
Sunday 9th March 2008 - JBCML Division A2
Hawkes Mill Colts 0 - 5 Bilton Ajax
Sunday 16th March 2008 - JBCML Division A2
Bilton Ajax 2 - 1 Racing Blythe
Sunday 30th March 2008 - JBCML Division A2
Bilton Ajax v Pinley
Sunday 6th April 2008 - JBCML Division A2
Bilton Ajax v Leamington Hibernians
Wednesday 9th April 2008 - JBCML Division A2
Rugby Town Colts v Bilton Ajax
Sunday 13th April 2008 - JBCML Division A2
Kenilworth Wardens v Bilton Ajax
Sunday 20th April 2008 - JBCML Division A2
Coventry Sphinx Juniors v Bilton Ajax
Sunday 27th April 2008 - JBCML Division A2
Bilton Ajax v Kenilworth Wardens
John Bryan Coventry Minor League Under 16a2 Sunday 28th October 2007
John Bryan Coventry Minor League Under 16a2 Sunday 4th November 2007
John Bryan Coventry Minor League Under 16a2 Sunday 11th November 2007
John Bryan Coventry Minor League Under 16a2 Sunday 25th November 2007
John Bryan Coventry Minor League Under 16a2 16th September 2007
Leamington Juniors 1 – 4 Bilton Ajax
The conditions made this a difficult game for both teams but it was Ajax who adapted far better to the driving wind and take the three points. Ajax won the toss and chose to kick with the wind for the first half, this pushed Leamington back and an early chance for Biltons' Greg Tress should have opened the Ajax account straight away. Leamington however still tried to play a passing game but were caught high up the pitch and left space for Chris Fell to exploit, running clear of the back four for the first goal after 20 minutes. The second was similar with Fell outpacing the defence on a break and slotting it very neatly past the keeper. Ajax pushed on with the wind and were rewarded again from a hanging corner, powered home by Jack Enefer. Leamington had a couple of chances but keeper Heatley stood strong. The second half was totally different with Ajax needing all hands to the pump to defend as Leamington powered forward. It was a break away goal from Fell again that really decided it though, a swiftly taken free kick from Ben Franklin which Fell took in his stride to take his hat-trick. Leamington scored one back immediately and never gave up,but credit all the Ajax back four for standing firm for against the one way attack for the last twenty and secure a hard fought victory.
John Bryan Coventry Minor League Under 16a2 23rd September 2007
Bilton Ajax 5 - 0 Hawkes Mill Colts
A flowing end to end game made this a great contest, but in the end Ajax superiority shone through and they blew away Colts with some terrific pass and move football. The first ten minutes showed that both team were prepared to play open game and after Hawkes Mill spurned a couple of half chances, they were hit on the break with a fast flowing move that let Chris Fell clear to open Ajax's account with a fine strike. Colts were having the majority of the game still and were then made to pay for poor finishing again when left back Rob Mansfield broke forward unchallenged to score the second & put Ajax 2-0 up at half time. The second half however was one way traffic, with Ajax gaining in confidence and playing some great passing moves to cut through Hawkes Mill at will. Jack Enefer made it 3, scoring a good header from a Chris Fell corner; then Fell added his second before Tress wrapped it up with the 5th. Ryan Murch and Ben Franklin also went close and there were chances all round for Ajax for the last ten minutes. Credit to the back four and Keeper Heatley too for keeping a clean sheet and giving a good foundation to go forward.
John Bryan Coventry Minor League Under 16a2 30th September 2007
London Road Lions 2 - 2 Bilton Ajax
A close game as the score suggests but bellow par Ajax were lucky in the end to steal a draw after Lions dominated for long periods. A small pitch spoilt the game but it was Lions who were used to the conditions and used them to full advantage by playing a tight pressing game and won the majority of the ball. The first half created little for either team and predictably went nil-nil at the break. Lions then used there share of possession better and as it progressed Ajax struggled with injuries, and with no subs this was to be a long second half. The pressure saw an inevitable goal to Lions who continued to test the excellent stand in keeper Jack Enefer. Again Lions took the game to Ajax and scored a second on a fast break. The second goal however spring Ajax back to life and with ten minutes to go Ajax were buzzing and winning everything all over the pitch. Lions stood off and played with 11 behind the ball which was a major mistake against Bilton. Fell and Murch dropped to run the midfield, pushing Franklin and Joe Jolly as emergency strikers, and Franklin made the most of his chance to pull it back to 2-1. This was an Ajax show now with Lions running scared and the second followed a good passing move that ended with a fine finish from Shaun Gosling to even it out. Time though had then run out and although it was a snatch for the point at the end, 5 minutes more would surely have seen an Ajax win.
John Bryan Coventry Minor League Under 16a2 Sunday 2nd December 2007
John Bryan Coventry Minor League Under 16a2 Sunday 30th March 2008
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