Welcome to Deeping Rangers FC and we hope that everything you need to know about the Club is here.
Our aim is to maintain a community based facility for today’s and future generations. Most of the building blocks for success are already in place and our policy is one of constant improvement to our facilities when it is prudent to do so.
Our club has rich history!
We can never have enough committed individuals to add to our team so if you are interested in joining, in whatever capacity please contact us today. Thank you for visiting our Website and I hope you enjoy your stay.
Yours in sport – Graham Mason.
Chairman, Deeping Rangers Football Club.
2007/08
5th December 2007: On Tuesday 11th December, during the local derby against Bourne Town FC, representatives from Lincs FA will present Deeping Rangers Chairman, Graham Mason with the prestigious FA Charter Standard for non-league clubs. Rangers Manager Tuncay Korkmaz will also be presented with the Manager of the Month award for November from the Eagle Bitter United Counties League.
Everyone is welcome to come down to Outgang road for a 1945 kick-off. All children under 16 get in free when accompanied by a paying adult to all First team and Reserve games.nAndrew Bowell, Media Officer.
19th November 2007: Congratulations go to Dave Dorward (U10 Claret), Simon Robinson (U9 Claret) and Josh Green (U8 Claret) who all passed their FA Coaching Level 1 course at the weekend. Any coach/manager who has not yet attended/passed the Level 1 course should contact Jason Chatham for details of upcoming courses in the area. Jason Chatham, Coaching & Development Officer.
8th November 2007: The club is pleased to announce the appointment of Dave Dorward as new Vice Chairman of the Junior Section. He will be taking over from Kevin Davenport and I’m sure we all wish him well. Mel Reeve, Junior Section Secretary.
1st Oct 2007: Deeping Rangers FC have received two nominations in the Bourne Local, Sports Personality of the Year Awards.
Deeping Rangers First team have been nominated in the category of Team of the Year for winning the UCL Premier Divison last season.
And First team Manager, Tuncay Korkmaz has been nominated in the category Manager/Coach of the Year. Kevin Davenport, Vice Chairman.
September 2007: DRFC were represented at the Sports Fayre at the Deepings School. The event was run during the first week of the new autumn term to encourage children of all ages to get involved in sports, both at the school and with local clubs. Jason Chatham and Dave Dorward spoke to over 30 children aged between 11 and 16 about the opportunities available to them through the club – from playing, coaching and refereeing.
July 2007: DRFC are pleased to announce the appointment of the following managers for the new season.
Under 18 Midweek: Graham Mallen & Tony Howitt
Under 18 Sunday: Rob Jerram
Under 15: Ade Davenport & Martin Bond
Under 8 Blues: Tim Barnes
Under 8 Clarets: Karl Green
“We wish them every success for the future.” Kevin Davenport, Vice Chairman, DRFC.
Our juniors page where you can see our future.
July 2007: Deeping Rangers are holding their annual Summer Soccer School at Outgang Road for school years: Reception, 1 & 2. Weekly sessions will be held on the following
July 2007: Deeping Rangers have gained the prestigious FA Charter Standard for non-league clubs.
July 2007: Deeping Rangers FC unveil their new look website in time for their most exciting season to date.
2006/07
3rd Jun 2007: Deeping Rangers under 9’s are taking the local tournaments by storm as the Clarets powered their way to be crowned champions of the Yaxley Festival of Football
Tuesday, 01 May 2007: After three successive defeats Rangers recaptured their form to book a Hinchingbrooke Cup final place with a 2-0 win against Barton Rovers. Danny Matson gave Deeping the lead six minutes before half time with David Cobb sealing victory twenty minutes from time. Only sour note was the loss of skipper Lee Ellison with a broken wrist.
29 April 2007: Deeping Under 12s win the Lincolnshire Under 12s County Cup. They were aso Runners Up in both their League and League Cup.
25 April 2007: Deeping lost their County Cup final 1-3 against Deeping Moorlands – who avenged their FA Cup defeat earliier in the season. The loss made one of the viewers to place real money bets at uk web casino
23 April: Top of the table Cogenhoe Reserves beat Deeping Rangers 2- 1 in the Eagle Bitter United Counties Reserve League Cup Final at Thrapston Town FC. This was the Reserves second final loss in the last 3 seasons
Tuesday, 17 April 2007: Deeping are Premier Division champions for the first time after a comfortable win 2-0 win at Northampton Spencer. Mark Baines put Rangers on the way to victory after 27 minutes, picking the ball up in midfield and embarking on a solo run before unleashing a stunning shot which went in off the post. The win was sealed two minutes into the second half when Sam Bettinson headed home from a Younis Tajer centre.
16 April 2007: Deeping came second to Wellingborough in terms of attendances – an average of 103 watched each of Deeping’s home UCL games, just ahead of St Neots (97) but well behind Wellingborough (196).
14 April 2007: Deeping win 3-1 at Long Buckby – Deeping now have 3 games to play – all away from home – 2 points from the available 9 will secure the championship
12 April 2007: Deeping draw 1-1 at strongly finishing Potton., Deeping now have 4 games to play – all away from home – 5 points from the 12 available will secure the championship
9 April 2007: In todays final home game of the season Deeping won 1-0 against neighbours Blackstones. Deeping now have 5 games to play – all away from home – 6 points from the 15 available will secure the championship. Fans are ready to bet on the club to win all the way to the finals. There are top online casinos for professional players if you really want to place a bet.
4th April 2007: Deeping Rangers Reserves – currently 4th in their league – beat Norhampton Spencer Reserves – currently 2nd – by 3 goals to 0 in their League Cup semi final. They now play league leaders Cogenhoe Reserves in the final on Monday 23rd April
Sunday 1 Apri: Deeping Under 12s lost their League Cup Final against Wisbech St Mary. Manager, Nigel Reeve was disappointed, but said of his team, “I was proud of the way they conducted themselves today and hope todays result will spur them on to make sure we secure runners up spot in the league, ahead of Wisbech, and that we go to the Lincs Cup Final at the end of April full of confidence.”
31 March 2007: After todays 1-1 draw with form team Potton, Deeping have 7 games to play – but 6 are away from home – 12 points from the 21 available will secure the championship. The main threat comes from Boston Town who are 4 points behind but have played 2 more games
Saturday 10 March 2007: Well done to the U/7’s team who made it through to the semi final round at the Peterborough Embankment tournament today
Saturday, 10 March 2007: Deeping avenged a Knockout Cup exit against Ar Tarn by winning the league fixture on Desborough’s return to Outgang Road. Deeping Rangers knock out Oadby Town in the KO Cup. As in the cup meeting, Desborough took a first minute lead through Jamie O’Neill, but Danny Matson levelled after eight minutes. A 20th minute penalty from skipper Lee Ellison gave Rangers the lead but they only wraped up the win in the closing minutes. Matson scored his second of the afternoon after 89 minutes and four minutes into stoppage time he completed his hat trick.
9 March: Our top performing junior teams are the Under 12s and Under 9s Blue who are both currently 3rd in their leagues. The Under 12s are also in finalists in both their League Cup and Lincs Cup. The Under 11s have also eached their League Cup final. Click here for a summary showing how each of the junior teams is faring in 2006/7
21st February 2007: A 4-1 Deeping Rangers win over second place Boston takes them 12 points clear of the chasing pack at the top of the Eagle Bitter UCL Premier League. And they have set a new record for an unbeaten top flight start in UCL football – now currently 28 games.
17 February: A 2-0 win at St Ives with goals from Matson and Ellison maintains Deepings 9 point lead
14 February: Deeping extended their lead at the top of the Eagle Bitter United Counties League to 9 points and 26 games unbeaten a 1-0 win over local rivals Bourne Town at the Abbey Lawns.
3 February: Deeping win 2-0 at home to Ford Sports with a goal from JPD and a penalty fom Lee Ellisison. With nearest challengers Wellingborough losing Rangers are now six points clear at the top with three matches in hand.
31 January: Hinchingbrooke Cup – Three goals in the opening half hour saw Rangers to a comfortable victory. It took just 43 seconds for Scott Woods to give Deeping the lead, and a brace from skipper Lee Ellison after 10 and 29 minutes all but sealed victory. Stuart Turner scored a 75th minute Athletic consolation.
27 January: A sam Bettinson goal secures a 1-0 home win over Northapton Spencer and maintain a 3 point lead over the chasing 2
20 January: Deeping win 5-1 at home at Newport Pagnell and take a 3 point lead at the top of the UCL Premier League
6 January: Tuncay Korkmaz is the UCL Premier Division Manager of the Month for December. The citation says “his side collected 16 points from six matches during the month to maintain their unbeaten record at the turn of the year.” And they maintain this with a 3-3 home win over St Ives that sees them return to the top of the table.
30 December 2006: Deeping Rangers second string progressed to the semi-finals of the United Counties Football League Reserve League Cup by finishing top of their group with a convincing 7-2 win over their local rivals Holbeach United Res
Tuesday 26 December: Deeping hold on to top spot after beating neighbours Blackstones 2-1 thanks to a Lee Ellison goal well into stoppage time
Saturday 23 December 2006: A big day for Deeping. A 2-0 win over Long Buckby makes it 20 league games undefeated. Meanwhile neighbours Bourne do us a hguge favour by beating Wellingborough and Deeping are league leaders and still have 4 games in hand over the second placed team
Tuesday 12 December: Danny Matson scored 5 times as Deeping demolished Stotfold 10-0. Deeping lead 7-0 at half time! the other scorers were Baines and Stead with 2 each and Ellis. Deeping move into 2nd place after this win. But Wellingborough also won and remain 6 points clear from 5 more games.
8 December: Our top performing junior teams are the under 11s and Under 9s Blue who are both currently 3rd in their leagues.Click here for a summary showing how each of the junior teams is faring in 2006/7
Saturday 9 December 2006: Deeping’s lengthy unbeaten start moved to seventeen games as they completed a double over mid table Holbeach at Carters Park. A lone strike from Jon Stead after 77 minutes gave Tuncay Korkmaz’s side their twelfth league win of the campaign. They remain 6 points behind Wellingborough with 5 games in hand!
Tuesday, 28 November 2006: Sleaford’s first venture into the Lincolnshire FA Senior Trophy ended in defeat, but they ran their unbeaten Premier hosts close, taking the Quarter Final tie into extra time. The initial ninety minutes failed to produce a goal but Rangers took the lead after 97 minutes through John Paul Duncliffe. James Baxter levelled for Sleaford ten minutes later but Deeping won it with a Lee Ellison clincher after 115 minutes.
18 November: Wellingborough regained pole position in the Premier Division after edging out fellow contenders Wootton 1-0. Deeping are third, just two points behind with three games in hand after demolishing hosts Buckingham 4-0 with Jon Stead’s double and one apiece from Andy Chapman and Michael Stevenson, all in the second half.
4 November: Deeping had to be patient at home to Buckingham before goals in the last half hour from Sam Bettinson, Jon Stead and Mark Baines gave them a win 3-0, and are now just 3 point behond Wellingborough with 3 games in hand.
31 October: Our top performing junior team is the under 11s who are currently 2nd of 8 in their league
31 October: Deeping beat Linclnshire neighbours Holbeach 4-0
28 October: David Mosley who played his last game for Deeping last month today played his first game for Raynes Park Vale in the Cherry Red Records Combined Counties League Premier Division, when he came on as a second half substitute. Vale were 1-0 down to a 21st minute own goal but two late goals from Marco Torino and Mosley secured the three points. You can follow Davids progress
28 October: Deeping maintain their unbeaten run in the league with a 2-0 home win over Wootton, whilst leaders Wellingborough lost at home to Yaxley
Tues 24 October: Improving Stotfold made it three games unbeaten with a share of the spoils against still unbeaten Rangers. Deeping took the lead through Lee Ellison just thirteen minutes in but a Joe Philbin reply on the hour gave the Eagles their point.
Deeping overcome Norhampton ONC by 4-1 in the first round of the league cup
17 October: Deeping win 5-1 at S&L Corby to maintain the best record in the league
14 October. League leaders Wellingborough hold Rangers to a 1-1 draw at Outgang Rd – Deeping remain 7 pts behind Wellingborough but with 4 games in hand.
Sat 7 October: This seasons FA Vasse hopes ended with a 1-4 defeat on the Norfolk Broads at Wroxham
Friday 6 October: Deeping Rangers Under 15’s are looking for a goal keeper and outfield players.
Tuesday 3 October: Deeping won 2-1 at Boston with 2 goals from Sam Bettinson early in the second half
Saturday 30th September: Deeping win their Lincolnshire Cup game against Winterton 4-2 with two Lee Ellison goals plus singles from Michael Stevenson and Danny Matson securing a last eight place at home to Sleaford on 2nd December.
Thursday 28 Sept: Deeping Under 18slost at Histon (just outside Cambridge) in the FA Youth Cup first qualifying round.
Saturday 23 September: Deeping beat neighbours Yaxley 3-1 in the FA Vase at Outgang Road, and now play away at Wroxham Town in the next round
16 Sept: After achieving 2 FA Cups wins in a row for the first time, Deeping lost their Ist qualifying round match at Rugby by 1-4
Wednesaday 12 September: Following the 12th September Premier Division programme only leaders Deeping remain unbeaten. Rangers opened up a two point gap at the top with a 3-1 Outgang Road defeat of Bourne. Danny Matson, Sam Bettinson and Dave Cornell netted for the leaders with Miles Mason scoring a penalty consolation for the Wakes.
Saturday 9th September: Deeping top the Premier table after blitzing St Neots 5-0 at Outgang Road. Dave Cornell, John-Paul Duncliffe, Dave Mosley and two goal Danny Matson shared the nap hand. That win, coupled with Keith Gray’s last minute equaliser at the Abbey Lawn which ended Northampton Spencer’s 100% record, took Rangers to the top. Spencer drew 2-2 at Bourne
Saturday 2nd September: Deeping Rangers continued their FA Cup campaign with a 2-1 away win at last seasons FA Vase winners Nantwich Town, with goals from captain Lee Ellison and debutant Matson.
Saturday 26 Aug: Deeping Rangers remained two points off the league leaders by winning 2-1 at Raunds Town. Manager Tuncay Korkmaz and Michael Stevenson gave Rangers their third victory of the season with Richard Tanner replying for the Shopmates
Tuesday 22 August: Deeping dropped their first league points of the season after Yaxley scored from the penalty spot with the final kick of the game, a make the score 1-1
Saturday 19 August: Deeping Rangers opened their FA Cup campaign with a home tie against Lincoln Moorlands, and produced a superb comeback to beat their opponents 5-4 at Outgang Road. After twice leading through John Paul Duncliffe and Dave Mosley Rangers trailed 4-2 until Lee Ellison, Mosley and Andy Ellis turned the tie round.
Tues 15 Aug: Deeping’s first home league game of the season produced a 3-0 victory against S&L Corby with 2 goals from Duncliffe and one from King
Sat 12 Aug: Deeping opened their league campaign with a 2-1 win at Cohgenhoe thanks to goals from Andy Ellis and debutant David Cobb
Tuesday August 8: Deeping warmed up for the new season by becoming the second winners of the Lincs Free Press Cup. In the final, Rangers beat higher grade Spalding 2-0 at the Halley Stewart Field with goals from John Paul Duncliffe and Lee Ellison. In the first round on Wednesday August 2 Deeping beat Bourne 3-1 with goals from Andy Ellis, Richard Challinor and Stuart King;
1 August: At the 2006 AGM held at Deeping Sports Club, Outgang Road, Andy Moore stood down as Chairman and was replaced by the Vice Chairman Graham Mason. The position of Vice Chairman was filled by Kevin Davenport. Rangers also have a new President as Albert Lawrence resigned after long service to the club. His place was taken by Norman Fowler
15 May: Deeping Rangers have appointed Tuncay Korkmaz as their First Team Manager. “Tung” has played for Deeping Rangers for a number of years and last season he was first team Captain, and was also Manager for the last game of the season. This is Tuncay’s first managerial appointment, but he will be assisted by Dave Simpson, who has previously been Deeping Assistant Manager to Chris Beckett. Team coach will be Peter Hall who was coach for Deeping Rangers Reserve Team last season. Sam Seale remains as club physio.
The 33 year old Turk is in his second spell as a Rangers player having returned from Yaxley early in the 2004-05 season. Korkmaz started out as a youth teamer back in his home country with Fenerbahce, he was a professional with them for three years and had loan spells with Second Division clubs Kasimpasa, Istanbulspor and Bandirma. Since moving to England in 1993 he has had spells with Rushden & Diamonds, Cambridge City, Stamford, Wisbech and Spalding.
Successes for season 2005/6: The Under 8s – league champions.The Under 9s Blue – League Cup semi finalists.The Under 11s – league runners up. The Under 13s – PFA Cup winners and league runners up. The Under 16s team – League Cup winners. The Under 18s – beaten finalists in the Eastern Youth League Cup. Deeping A – beaten finalists in the Ancaster Cup. The Reserves- beaten finalists in the UCL Reserve Cup.
2005/06
15 May: Deeping Rangers have appointed Tunkay Korkmaz as their First Team Manager. “Tunch” has played for Deeping Rangers for a number of years and last season he was first team Captain, and was also Manager for the last game of the season.This is Tunkay’s first managerial appointment, but he will be assisted by Dave Simpson, who has previous experience of being an assistent at this level. Team coach will be Peter Hall who was coach for Deeping Rangers Reserve Team last season. Sam Seale remains as club physio.
The 33 year old Turk is in his second spell as a Rangers player having returned from Yaxley early in the 2004-05 season. Korkmaz started out as a youth teamer back in his home country with Fenerbahce, he was a professional with them for three years and had loan spells with Second Division clubs Kasimpasa, Istanbulspor and Bandirma. Since moving to England in 1993 he has had spells with Rushden & Diamonds, Cambridge City, Stamford, Wisbech and Spalding.
29 April: Deeping beat Wootton 3-1 at Outgang Road, with goals from Jarrod Smith, Andy Ellis and Miles Hunter, to keep Rangers in the Premier League
Tuesday 25th April: The First Team lost their Lincolnshire A Cup final at Outgang Road against local neighbours Bourne Town, by a o-1 scoreline.
5 April: Whilst the performances on the pitch by Deeping Rangers senior teams has been up and down this year the club has 2 Lincolnshire Cup Finals and 2 Peterborough Knock Out Cup finals to look forward to. Deeping Rangers Under 12’s and Under 14’s are both playing in their respective Peterborough Knock Out Cup Finals at Chestnut Avenue on 9th April. The same teams have also progressed to the finals of the LIncolnshire Cup for their respective age groups and those two finals are to be played at Boston United’s ground on 30th April.
1 April: Deeping Rangers are looking for a manager for their First Team who play in the Eagle Bitter United Counties League Premier Division. Applications to be sent to the Club Secretary Haydon Whitham, 3 Everingham, Orton Brimbles, Peterborough PE2 5XP. Tel. & Fax 01733 238539. Closing date for applications 17 April 2006.
27 March: A 4-2 victory over Blackstones brought Deeping Rangers’ Under 18s REYL team to just 2 points off the league leaders – 3 points now separate the top 5 teams!
25 March: Deeping have their first league win since January – a 1-0 home victory over Newport Pagnell
22 March: Lincs Cup Semi Final- Rangers emerged victorious against Holbeach for a third time this season. Extra time was needed to settle the issue, Ross Nichols winning it for Deeping after 118 minutes. Goalkeeper John Feetham’s long clearance was flicked on by Tuncay Korkmaz, controlled by Steve Colangelo who played in Nichols to apply the decisive touch. The final. against Bourne Town, is at Outgang Road on Tuesday 25 April at 7.45
16 March: Deeping Rangers have appointed Pat O’Keefe as caretaker Manager of their First Team until the end of the football season. They will then be advertising the post of First Team Manager for the next season.
12 March: Deeping Under 8s secured the club’s first trophy of the season by winning the Peterborough Junior Alliance Under 8s League Championship
1st March: At the beginning of March 2006 3 of Deeping still has 3 of Junior Teams in 1st or 2nd position in their respective leagues. For a full listing click here
18 February: our Under 12s and Under 14s have both won through to their respective league cup finals
11 February: Deeping draw 1-1 at home against S&L Corby – thats 3 draws in a row!
8 February: Deeping Rangers U18s Sunday team lose 3-4 to Louth after extra time in their Under 18’s Lincs Cup Semi-final
7th February: Rangers draw again at home to neighbours, Yaxley
4th February: After last weeks disappointment that the winning run ended, Deeping get a point today with a 1-1 draw at Stotfold.
1st February: At the beginning of February 2006 3 of Deeping still has 3 of Junior Teams in 1st or 2nd position in their respective leagues. The stars,our under 8s unfortunately lost at second placed Yaxley in January but retain top place. Our under 9s Claret team won all 3 January games to retain their second place,and under 11s won both their January games and remain 2nd place too. Our under 12s have stiill only dropped 5 points, still have games in hand in their league and have moved up to fourth.The Under 10 Clarets had an excellent January with 2 wins and a draw. For a full listing click here
Saturday 28 January: Second placed Woodford finally brought Deeping Rangers’ terrific run to an end as they completed the double over the hosts to end a winning sequence of four games. Title chasing Woodford are themselves on a roll at the moment, and this win extends their winning run to five games. Dan Bircham was the Rangers hero in the first half as he saved a penalty to keep the scores at 0 – 0. Deeping managed to hold out for 71 minutes before Russ Dunkley scored the first of his brace for Woodford, with his second goal coming two minutes from time. This took Dunkley’s tally for the season to 21 goals.
Saturday 21 January: Rangers win 4-1 at Harrowby, and have now won 4 in a row and 6 of their last 7 games. The goals came from Liam Palmer, Ross Nichols(2) and Aaron Last. Meanwile the Reserves beat Northampton Spencer at Outgang Rd by the same score!
Monday 16 January: Headlines in the Peterborough ET: “RAMPANT DEEPING MAKE IT THREE WINS IN A ROW”
Saturday 14 January: Rangers beat Desborough Town 4-1 at Outgang Road, and have now won 3 in a row and 5 of their last 6 games. The goal were scored by brothers, Jamie and Jarod Smith, Dave Robertson and Lee Ellison
8 January: Deeping Rangers find themselves with 2 teams in the semi finals of the Lincs Cups. The Sunday U18s beat Mariners of Grimsby in their Quarter Final tie today. Rangers won 3 – 2 with the 3rd goal coming in the last 2 minutes of the game.the First Team had already qualified for their semi final draw.
4th January: At the beginning of 2006 3 of Deeping’s Junior Teams occupy 1st or 2nd position in their respective leagues. The stars are our under 8s who have won all but 1 of their games and have an average result of 6-1. Both our under 9s Claret team and under 11s have only dropped 5 points and find themselves in 2nd place at the turn of the year. Our under 12s have also only dropped 5 points and have games in hand in their league. For a full listing click here
27 December: A late winner from John Paul Duncliffe gave Rangers their second Christmas win. Deeping won 3-2 against Blackstones, with the other goals coming from Smith and Lovas
23 December: Rangers win the first of their Christmas derbys with a 3-0 victory at Bourne, thanks to goals from Lee Ellison, Jarrod Smith and Dave Robertson
18 December: Deepings Press Officer writes “We thought things were looking up following two wins, but the first team lost to Buckingham yesterday. The Reserves are still flying high. They beat Cogenhoe 3 – 1 at Outgang Road. The U18 Midweek Team are now unbeaten in 7 games and are 2nd in their League. The First Team are in the Semi-Final of the Lincs A Cup. The remaining teams are Boston, Holbeach, Bourne, and Blackstones so the remainder of the competition should be interesting. The editor of the UCL magazine is visiting Deeping Rangerrs on 27th December to do a feature on the club for the second issue”.
9 Dececember: Following a 3-0 away win in midweek in the Lincs Cup, Deeping win 3-1 at home to Holbeach, to make it 2 wins in a row and 6 league points against Lincolshire rivals Holbeach.
29 October: Rangers FA Vase run ends with a 0-4 defeat to Buxton Town. In the previous rounds they had had a 1-0 win at Rainworth and a 2-1 home win over Stapenhill.
22 September 2005: Deeping Rangers Football Club celebrated their 40th year with an Anniversary Sportsmans Dinner at the Deepings School. The main guest speaker was Former Arsenal and Scotland Goalkeeper and TV Presenter Bob Wilson. A special guest was Lincoln City FC Manager Keith Alexander.
6 September: Rangers beat top of the table Boston Town 4-3
1 September: Deeping’s FA Cup run this season was short lived. After achieving a 0-0 draw at Oatgang Rd, Deeping lost the replay 0-1 against Norton from Staffordshire.
17 August: Deeping take thieir first 3 points of the season with a 4-2 win at Holbeach
17 August: 2 of last years successful Under 8s squad have joined Boston United’s “Centre of Excellence”.They are Anthony Garmory and Owen Skinner
3 August: THe Lincs Free Press Shield brought a win and a loss for Rangers – a loss on penalties at Bourne and a win against Holbeach
19 July: Deeping Rangers are drawn at home in both the FA Cup and the FA Vase. They play either Norton or Alvechurch in the preliminary round of the FA Cup on 27 August and Stapenhill at home on 17 September in the Vase
2004/05
22 June: Under 7s celebrated victory at the Northborough football tournament. The under 7 team were recently also runners up at Wisbech St Mary and the Yaxley football tournaments.
13 June: There will new people in charge of two of the teams run by Deeping Rangers Football Club next season. The Under 18 Midweek Team, who play in the Ridgeons Eastern Youth League, will be managed by Dave Vaughan, and he will be assisted by Dave Holmes and Phil Jarman. Dave Vaughan previously was U18’s Assistant Manager. The Reserve Team will now be managed by Mac Paget, who will also be assisted by Phil Jarman. They play in the Eagle Bitter United Counties League Reserve Division One. Mac is no stranger to football management and previously managed the Reserve Team for 10 years during which they won 2 League Titles. He has been with Deeping Rangers for 30 years. The new management teams will work closely with the Youth Team Managers to bring players through and to prepare them for first team football.
29 May: At the Yaxley Festival of Football Rangers were runners up at Under 7s and Under 12s. The Under 7s were beaten on penalties in their final, whilst the Under 12s lost 0-1 to PSV.
13 May: At Deeping Rangers Presentation Evening held at Deeping Sports and Social Club, the followung awards were made.
First Team Players’ Player for 2004/5 – Dan Ruscillo
Supporters Player of the season for 2004/5 – Bobby Patterson
Resreves Manager’s Player of the season 2004/5 – Andy Ellis
Eastern Youth League Players’ Player of the season 2004/5 – shared by Aaran Last and Matt Holland
Eastern Youth League Manager’s Player for 2004/5 – Bobby Patterson
A Team Players’ Player of the season 2004/5 – Mark Wilson
A Team Manager’s Player for 2004/5 – Paul Pearson
B Team Players’ Player of the season 2004/5 – Gary Prince
B Team Manager’s Player for 2004/5 – Martin Tooth
Most improved Young Player – Aaron Last
Young Player of the Club – Bobby Patterson
Clubman of the year – Haydon Whitham
30 April: 2 Ashley Stevens goals give Deeping a 2-0 against Raunds in their final UCL Premier League game of the season.
23 April: After 4 defeats in a row in the Eagle Bitter UCL Premier League, Rangers beat Newport Pagnell 4-2 with goals from Nichols(2), Stevens and Guy Last
20 April: Deeping Under 13s win the PFA Cup final at London road by 3-0 against Crowland with goals from Garford, Bayston and Cawthorpe
19 April: Deeping Rangers A team beat Bourne Town Reserves in the Ancaster Cup Semi-Final. The final score was 2 – 2 after full time, and Deeping eventually won the game 3 – 1 on penalties to progress to the final. (NOTE the final was won 3-0 by Blackstones Reserves)
13 April: Deeping Reserves lose their league cup final against Stotfold at St Neots 2-4
Sat 26 March: 3pm 2 goals from Ashley Stevens and one from Keith Gray gave Deeping a 3-2 win over Daventry
25 March: The Easter games match programme contains the Chairmans Easter report which includes news on how the Peterborough League restructure affects the club
24 March: The Under 18s Eastern Youth League team put 6 past March Town to take the season’s 2 match aggregate against them to 14-0!
22 March: Goals from Griffiths and Gray give Rangers a creditable draw at promotion contenders, Potton Utd.
19 March: The Under 16s win the final of their league cup, inflicting a first defeat of the season on opponents PSV. Palmer and Leisner scored in Deepings 2-1 win
16 March: Two goals from Scott Quinney give The Under 18s Eastern Youth League team victory over Grantham
12 March: The Under 11s finish their season as league runners up. The Under 8s finish theier season as league champions.
8 March: Under 18s beat Lowestoft in Semi Final of Eastern Youth League Cup
22 February: Deeping Reserves reach the final of the UCL Reserve Cup by beating Thrapston Town at a very snowy Outgang Road
19 February: Deeping at last get the win they have being threatening for some time, thanks to an Ashley Stevens tat trick they win 4-1 at S&L Corby.
Deeping Rangers U7’s played in a mini-soccer challenge on Peterborough Embankment. They did very well on the day and emerged from the group stage at the top of the pile with an unbeaten record having won 3 and drawn 3. Unfortunately they were beaten 2 – 0 by Yaxley Yellow in the semi-final of the knock out stage, but were awarded player of the tournament. On 5th March the team will be receiving a new kit from their sponors United Vanliners Ltd. This will be presented to the squad at half time during the Peterborough v Barnsley game at Posh’s London Road Ground.
16 February: Deeping’s Under 18s Eastern Touth League team lose their top of the table clash to Bourne 2-3
15 February: The third draw on the trot for Deeping Rangers, and another game they dominated and should have won. The game at St Neots ended 0-0
12 February: Deeping dominated tis game against Northampton Spencer but again only managed a draw with Ashley Stevens scoring for the home team
5 February: A Bobby Lewsham hit trick put Deeping 3-1 ahead at Desborough but the game ended 4-4! The Bobby Lewsam hat trick came in a UCL record time of 2 minutes 58 seconds
2 February: Deeping grap a last minute draw at Boston
27 November: Deepings home game with Newport Pagnell is abandoned when Deeping keeper Ricky Dent is rushed to hospital by ambulance
24 November: After a run of three defeats Deeping bounced back with a 2-1 win at local rivals, Bourne Town, New signing, from Bourne, Bobby Lewesham scored both Deeping Goals.
Thursday 11 November: Deeping Under 18s beat Bourne Town 4-2 in the League Cup, and now play Kings Lynn o=in the Q Finals at Outgang Road on the 8th Dec
Fiday 5 November: Player Pen Portraits are added to this website
Tuesday 2 November: After 3 home defeats Deeping get a satisfying 1-0 at home to Holbeach Utd.
23 October: Deeping lose to a last minute goal again, this time 0-1 at home to Ford Sports
20 October: The Club Chairman, Andy Moore, today gave his thoughts on the season so far
19 October: Boston Town scored in the 90th minute to take the 3 points in this 1-2 loss for Deeping
16 October: goals from Ellison and Garwell secure a 2-1 win at Ford Sports and move Rangers up to 7th in the UCL Premier League
11 October: Ridgeon Youth League Cup – 1st round Deeping U18s win 2-0 away to Wisbech
9 October: Deeping beat Stotfold 2-0, both goals coming from Gianni Santoro
2 October: Deeping suffer a 2-5 reverse at home to the leagues second placed team Cogenhoe Utd
25 September: Rangers draw 2-2 with Long Buckby
21 September: Deeping’s FA Cup adventure came to an end in Leicestershire on Tuesday they lose 1-3 to hosts Coalville who booked a tie against league rivals Rushall Olympic
18 Sept: FA Cup 1st Qualifying round -Deeping draw 2-2 at home to Coalville Town
14 September: Deeping Rangers win a strange league fixture against S&L Corby by 4-2
4 September: Deeping win their FA Cup tie against Glapwell 2-0 with goals from Nichols and Robertson
31 August: The FA Cup will be at Deeping Rangers ground on Saturday 4 Sept for the game v Glapwell, to mark the opening of the new turnstiles acquired from the old Wembley stadium. The FA released this to promote the occasion and interviewed Vince Adams
30 August: Deeping have now won 3 or their first 4 games and scored 12 goals, with 5 coming from new signing Gianni Santoro
16 August: Deeping host the Sheffield United Academy in their final pre season friendly and play well but lose 2-4
14 August: Rangers open their 2004/5 Eagle Bitter United Counties Leaague season with a 2-0 win at Daventry Town. New signing, Gianni Santora scored a goal in each half.
1 July: At the club AGM Andy Moore was elected Chairman, replacing retiring Jon Sandal. And Graham Mason was elected to replace Andy as Vice Chairman.
2003/04
In Season 2003/4 the club won 11 trophies
Our “A” team are Peterborough and District League Cup winners.
Our “B” team are Peterborough and District League Division 3 Champions.
Our Under 18s mid week team are Authentic Football Eastern Youth League North Division Champions, and after winning through 3 qualifying rounds, reached the first round proper of the FA Youth Cup and a tie against Mansfield Town.
Our Under 18s Sunday team are Peterborough Youth League Champions and Cup winners.
Our Under 16s are Peterborough Youth League Champions and League Cup winners.
Our Under 15s are Peterborough Youth League Champions and reachrd the final of the League Cup.
Our Under 13s are PeterboroughJunior Alliance League Runners Up.
ur Under 11s are Peterborough Junior Alliance League Runners Up and Cup semi finalists and Yaxley 2004 “festival of football” winners.
Our Under 10s – Claret are Peterborough Junior Alliance League Champions.
Our Under 9s were Peterborough Junior Alliance League Cup finalists.
Our Under 8s are Peterborough Junior Alliance League Fair Play winners
Highlights of the season :
26 June: Under the leadership of Neil Waumsley the u11s took on six top junior sides at a very well run tournament at Spalding. After the group stage Deeping had a record of won 3, lost 2, drawn 1 and finished runners up in the league stage and so moving into to a semi-final against a strong Lincoln side who had beaten us in the group stage. Revenge was sweet for the boys who put in a tremendous performance to win the game 1-0 with a cool finish from jake mclarnon. The final paird Deeping with Sleaford United, the other team to beat the lads in the group stage, but once again Deeping turned that round with a brave and hard working perfomance coming out on top 2-1 with goals from thomas Waumsley and Callum Fox, with Stephan Gait making a couple of great saves at the other end.
3 June: Our Under 11s successfully defended their trophy at the “Yaxley festival of football” for their age group. With a very tough group to get through including division 1 champions PSV, Deeping qualified for the semi final as runners up to Yaxley, the only team they lost to all day. After overcoming Deaconians in the semis they had their chance of revenge when they met the hosts in the final. Deeping had saved there best football of the day overpowering Yaxley 3-0. Well done to James Jane who was named man of the match.
21 May: At Deeping Rangers Presentation Evening held at Deeping Sports and Social Club, the followung awards were made.
First Team Players’ Player for 2003/4 – John Feetham
Supporters Player of the season for 2003/4 – John Feetham
First Team Managers’s PLayer for 2003/4 – Michael Goode
Reserves Players’ Player for 2003/4 – Dan Jarman
Resrves Manager’s Player of the season 2003/4 Dave Leach=
Eastern Youth League Players’ Player of the season 2003/4 – Dave Leach=
Eastern Youth League Manager’s Player for 2003/4 – Dan Jarman=
A Team Players’ Player of the season 2003/4 – Dave Weston=
A Team Manager’s Player for 2003/4 – James Goode=
B Team Players’ Player of the season 2003/4 – Ally Stubbs=
B Team Manager’s Player for 2003/4 – Andy Gilbert=
Most improved Young Player – James Hindle
Young Player of the Club – Carl Griffithe
Clubmen of the year – Grahem Mason and Haydon Whitham
The awards were presented by Club President Albert Lawrence
20 May: Our “A” team are Peterborough and District League Cup winners. Our “B” team are Peterborough and District League Division 3 Champions. And our Under 18s Sunday Team became Peterborough Youth League Champions
12 May: Deeping Rangers Under 18s mid week team finish their Authentic Football Eastern Youth League North Division season as champions. The team won 14 of their 20 matches and drew 4. The winners of the 4 leagues now play off for the full championship trophy. Deeping play Lowestoft TAll Postsown on Saturday 15 May in their semi final
9 May: Deeping Rangers finish their Eagle Bitter United Counties Premier League season in 17th place (out of 22). The highlights of the season were taking 6 points off each of Boston Town (who finished 5th), Harrowby United (3rd) and Long Buckby (21st), and 4 off each of Lincolshire local rivals Bourne Town (15th) and Spalding United (champions).
Sunday 28 March: Both the Under 16s and Under 18s win their cup finals. Our Under 15s become Peterborough Youth League Champions. You can read a report on Super Sunday
March 15: Our Under 16s are Peterborough Youth League Champions , Our under 13s are PeterboroughJunior Alliance League Runners Up, Our Under 11s are Peterborough Junior Alliance League Runners Up and Cup semi finalists, Our Under 10s – Claret are Peterborough Junior Alliance League Champions, Our Under 8s are Peterborough Junior Alliance League Fair Play winners
Feb 20: In “the Local” Sports Awards 2003 the club had 4 nominations and 2 overall winners, as follows: Our award winners were Under 18 mid week team and David Holmes. In addition Michael Goode and Dan Jarman received nominations. For full details click here
Jan 23: Deeping Rangers under 11s (now Under 12s) , who completed a treble in 2003, winning the Peterborough Junior Alliance League and Cup and the EASY cup were runners up in the Peterborough Evening Telegraphs Team of 2003 competition.
Oct 22: Outgang Rd hosts its first competitive game against a Football League club when the Under 18s Eastern Counties Youth League team face Mansfield Town in the First rpund of the F A Youth Cup. They lost 2-9, after previously winning through 3 qualifying rounds.