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Well done to all those involved, players there today, players absent today, and all the backroom staff.
After the bitter disappointment of last season, to come back and put it to bed in such dominating style, is so impressive. I so wish I was there, but from a distance, I’m so proud of each and everyone of you!IMG_8538.pngIMG_8540.pngIMG_8543.png
 

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I'm sitting here welling up. What an incredible achievement!!! I'm in awe of the Queen Bees and everyone involved with their epic win. What a season, what a challenge and what a brilliant way to rise to it. Incredible.

Come. On. You. Bees!!!!
 

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Congratulations to All involved

Onwards and Upwards

Will be interesting to see what division we are placed in if the rumours mentioned on the GPG in another thread, are true that Ashford Town want to join the Southern Regional Women's Football League.

It probably makes a lot of sense for the three West Middlesex sides, ourselves, Ashford Town and Denham United to be given lateral moves (Bees and Ashford to The Prem and Denham to Division 1 North) as the league structure is smaller.

Hopefully we can reach the WNL next season
 

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Boston Bee said:
Incredible achievement! Well done to KO and the team!

Would be appropriate and wonderful if they get a proper tribute either before or at halftime of the Fulham match.
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It would, but bear in mind they have their own game at Bedfont kicking off at the same time so wouldn’t be there to see the tribute unless the fixture time could be changed. Maybe waiting until they can be there would be better?
 

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'Ayes B said:
It probably makes a lot of sense for the three West Middlesex sides, ourselves, Ashford Town and Denham United to be given lateral moves (Bees and Ashford to The Prem and Denham to Division 1 North) as the league structure is smaller.
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Denham is in Buckinghamshire...just. I do agree they would be better in Southern D1 - with teams like Slough and Beaconsfield.

However trying to work out how all the teams can be accommodated is very confusing - I think I'll just wait and see. For us I think for travel purposes it would make more sense for us to stay in the L&SE - especially as moving may make it more difficult and less appealing to other teams to move games to the GTech.
 

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PhilE said:
Denham is in Buckinghamshire...just. I do agree they would be better in Southern D1 - with teams like Slough and Beaconsfield.

However trying to work out how all the teams can be accommodated is very confusing - I think I'll just wait and see. For us I think for travel purposes it would make more sense for us to stay in the L&SE - especially as moving may make it more difficult and less appealing to other teams to move games to the GTech.
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Denham is in both Middlesex and Bucks... the ground is in New Denham, Middlesex
 

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'Ayes B said:
Denham is in both Middlesex and Bucks... the ground is in New Denham, Middlesex
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I was going by Google Maps which shows Denham, New Denham and the ground is in Buckinghamshire, Uxbridge is Middlesex. Happy to be wrong.

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Excuse my ignorance, I presume our Bees ladies got promoted...to what league please and many leagues from playing and beating Chelsea's ladies?
 

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Ashford Bees said:
Excuse my ignorance, I presume our Bees ladies got promoted...to what league please and many leagues from playing and beating Chelsea's ladies?
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L&SE Premier probably although as mentioned above they may get moved sideways depending on the geography of promoted and relegated teams.

So they'll be 5th tier with 4 promotions before they are likely to be beating Chelsea on a regular basis.
 

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ToddyBee said:
It would, but bear in mind they have their own game at Bedfont kicking off at the same time so wouldn’t be there to see the tribute unless the fixture time could be changed. Maybe waiting until they can be there would be better?
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Shoot, yes.
 

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Eastern Regional Women's Premier League Champions Luton Town was beaten by the Bees 3-1 in a pre-season friendly.

Southern Regional Women's Premier League Champions Ascot United, were beaten by tge Bees 2-0 in the FA Cup.

South East Regional Women's Premier League Champions Fulham beat Brentford 2-1 in the FA Cup and knocked us out of the League Cup 2-0 when we played 75 minutes without a recognised goal keeper and tactically changed our attacking formation to add an extra midfielder to prevent them shooting from distance.

Our prospects for next season are therefore looking good
 

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Has taken a while for the FA Page to update the Hackney postponement, but its has finally included it in the official results. So here is the official final table of the season:
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Table | Division 1 North | London & South East Regional Women's

Table for Division 1 North in the London & South East Regional Women's
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If you wish to drill into some more stats of the season, you can see them here:

Team stat leaders | London & South East Regional Women's

Team stat leaders for the London & South East Regional Women's
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Highlights are
Most Goals: 197
Most Clean Sheets: 12
Most awarded & converted Penalties: 6

Player stats include the league top scorers:
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