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West Bromwich Albion
Derby County
Nottingham Forest
Ipswich Town
Everton
Coventry City
Newcastle United
Cardiff City
Chelsea
Manchester United
Cardiff City
Stoke City
Leeds United
Leeds United
Leicester City
West Bromwich Albion
Leeds United
Wolverhampton Wanderers
Liverpool
Crystal Palace
Sheffield United
Huddersfield Town
Sheffield United
Manchester City
Liverpool
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Stoke City
Southampton
Stoke City
Newcastle United
Tottenham Hotspur
Manchester United
Stoke City
Everton
Luton Town
Derby County
Stoke City
Ipswich Town
Hereford United
Wolverhampton Wanderers
Hereford United
Crystal Palace
Huddersfield Town
Sheffield United
Huddersfield Town
Leicester City
Nottingham Forest
Coventry City
Chelsea
Leeds United
Tottenham Hotspur
Stoke City
Manchester City
Liverpool
Arsenal
Southampton
H 0-1
A 0-2
A 0-1
H 0-0
H 1-0
H 4-0
A 2-2
H 1-1
H 2-1
A 2-4
A 2-1
H 2-1
A 0-0
H 0-0
H 1-1
A 0-0
A 1-0
H 1-0
H 2-1
A 3-0
H 1-2
A 0-1
H 5-0
H 0-2
A 0-1
H 0-0
A 2-1
A 3-3
H 0-1
H 0-1
A 1-0
H 3-0
N 0-0
A 1-2
H 2-1
H 3-3
N 2-3
A 0-1
A 0-0
A 0-1
H 3-1
H 1-1
A 2-4
A 0-3
H 3-0
A 0-2
H 4-2
A 1-1
A 1-3
H 2-2
H 2-0
A 0-0
A 1-3
H 0-2
A 1-2
H 1-0
The Hammers were first to score at the St Andrew's Ground, Ade Coker opening our account against Birmingham City Reserves. The Midlanders came back to equalise before half-time, but the scores remaind level until after the interval when we went behibd by 1-3 through defensive slips. However, we reduced the arrears when Trevor Brooking shot home from near the penalty-spot, and were a trifle unfortunate not to agin draw level.
TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR : South East Counties League (Div I)
Chadwell Heath
1-1 (Smith M.)
14th August 1971
Day, Yallop, Ellis, Dent (Webb), Kinnear, Brown, Oates, Taylor A., Smith M., Hart, Gregory
The under-18 side began with a home game against Tottenham Hotspur at Chadwell Heath. Malcolm Smith put us in front with a header, but an "own goal" enabled the vistors to equalise before the interval. The second half was evenly-contested, and although scoreless, maintained its interest until the end. The 1-1 result was a fair reflection of the sides.
BRISTOL CITY : Football Combination
DERBY COUNTY : Football League
Baseball Ground
0-2
18th August 1971
Ferguson
McDowell
Lampard
Bonds
Stephenson
Moore
Ayris (Howe)
Best
Hurst
Taylor
Robson
Upton Park
2-1 (Llewelyn, Taylor A.
16th August 1971
Grotier
Watson
Howe
Taylor A.
Marchant
Lock
Barnes
Boyce
Coker
Llewelyn
NOTTINGHAM FOREST : Football League
We made a few changes for Monday evening's duel with Bristol City Reserves but still included a large proportion of the players who made up last season's Youth Team.
The Hammers had a great opportunity to take the lead in the 18th minute when awarded a penalty for a foul, but Barry Barnes' shot rebounded from an upright. Nine minutes later we had another chance (this time when a visiting player was — possibly harshly adjudged to have handled); Alan Taylor accepted the nomination on this occasion, and effectively deceived the 'keeper to put us one up.
Seven minutes after the interval John Watson overlapped down the right and crossed for Dave Llewelyn to head home, and we held the margin until six minutes from time when persistency earned the Ashton Gate men a worthy " consolation." We ended 2-1 ahead.
The form of our youngsters was a pleasing feature, and although conceding age advantage they acquitted themselves well.
