Ian Concannon

Happy birthday @debbiebrown1990 my gorgeous girl 🎁🎂 Have a great day, love you so much ❤️❤️❤️

@DidcotTownFC @BeauchampMillie might buy a round…unless she’s like her old man and it defo won’t happen!

The ladies are still celebrating. There may be a few sore heads in the morning. Not everyday you win a trophy though, so enjoy the evening.

Get it there @ManCity 👏⚽️🏆

@chazaustin10 Ledge boot Chaz!

Antique world cups

@DidcotTownFC @BerksandBucksFA Well done ladies. Great result. Enjoy the celebrations 🔴⚪️⚽️🏆

Champions!!!! Congratulations to Didcot Town Ladies @BerksandBucksFA Trophy winners. 🔴⚪️DID 2-1 FIN🔵⚪️ Goals from Holly Ward and Lillie Tredgett win it for Didcot. Report to follow

@MP1871 😂😂

Noisy Crisp eating cunt ….. we’re my final words on the train today …

Come on @ManCity Must win game for the blues ⚽️

@DidcotTownFC Go on Jimbo lad ⚽️

89. GOOOAAALLL Jim Glover

@JoeShep4 A terrific talent who’s been great this season @Tygerhall30 Long may the goals keep coming 👏⚽️👍

Water is wet.

Looks like cordless has resurfaced again @lukecarnell31

@MP1871 @DidcotTownFC I wonder Matthew….🤔

Didcot Town Ladies caused a cup upset to reach their first final since they were reformed in 2024. The ladies beat Division One side Caversham United, turning around a first-half deficit, to win 2-1 and book their place in the Berks and Bucks Cup Final.  A long-range free kick from Maddie Sheppard and an unfortunate own goal inside the final ten minutes won the tie for the ladies.  Didcot started brightly, but it was Caversham who went ahead inside the opening ten minutes. A deep cross being turned in at the far post by Freya Jenkins. Caversham controlled much of the first half and always looked dangerous on the break, with the Didcot defence and goalkeeper working hard to deny Caversham a second goal.  Didcot were battling hard and got into some good positions on a couple of occasions but couldn't apply a finish to bring the game level.  The ladies started to get a foothold in the game late in the half after the introduction of Bella Jones. Bella's hard work in the final third caused Caversham problems, and it continued into the second half. Didcot were now enjoying much more possession and looking dangerous with the wind behind them. As well as Bella, Bea Pratley was hugely impressive with her never-ending energy and desire to put Didcot on the front foot.  The ladies levelled with 20 minutes remaining. A free kick from 35 yards out from Maddie Sheppard, another who had an impressive game, sailed over the keeper and into the net.  Didcot won the game just inside the final ten minutes. An attempted clearance by a Caversham defender went towards the goal, and with the keeper unsure whether to handle the ball or not, she was caught in two minds, and the ball found its way into the net.  Caversham's hopes of getting back into the game were dealt a blow inside the final five minutes when they had a player sin-binned, and Didcot saw out the remaining minutes to reach the final.  Didcot will now face Finchampstead Ladies in the final at a venue and date yet to be confirmed.  Player of the Match - Bella Jones Brought an impetus into the Didcot attack when she came on. Always involved in the game, both breaking up play and in attack.

Happy 7th birthday to our beautiful Eva 🎁🎂 Have a lovely day gorgeous girl. You are loved to the moon and back xx❤️❤️❤️xx

@brian_horton4 @OUFCOfficial It really was a wonderful tribute to a wonderful man.

@OUFCOfficial A fantastic turnout and tribute for John Clinkard brilliant tributes from Peter Rhoades- Brown and Peter Reid and great to see some Everton players there.David Moss and me went to pay our respects we had 5 great years with him at Oxford United RIP Clinks RIP pal 🙏

An emotional afternoon celebrating the life of the ledge that is John Clinkard (clinks) A wonderful tribute to him from family, friends and the football community. Gone, but certainly not forgotten. RIP clinks ❤️🙏 @Georgia_Matt_01 @Everton @reid6peter @OUFCOfficial

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@Rosco_Weathers @Everton Dm you Rosco 👍

@Everton Devastated to hear this news 💔 my thoughts & prayers are with all the Clinkard family 🙏 the best physio I’ve seen & worked with. Does anyone know what the funeral information is?

Everyone at Everton Football Club was deeply saddened yesterday to learn of the passing of our former physiotherapist, John Clinkard. An immensely popular figure during our success in the 1980s, John sadly died at the age of 71 following a battle with cancer. RIP, 'Magnum'. 💙

@Binfieldfc @owensmith_4 Good to see you doing well mate. Keep it going 👍⚽️

𝙊𝙬𝙚𝙣 𝙎𝙢𝙞𝙩𝙝'𝙨 𝙇𝙖𝙨𝙩 3️⃣ 𝙈𝙤𝙣𝙩𝙝𝙨 🔥 ✅ Moles debut ✅ First Moles start ✅ First Senior Goal ✅ First Moles Assist ✅ Penalty won ✅ December Player of the Month @owensmith_4 👏 #BinfieldFC

@Georgia_Matt_01 @OUFCOfficial @DidcotTownFC @wandcfc Your dad was a wonderful man Georgia. He touched so my lives and it’s no surprise how highly regarded he was by everyone. Absolute ledge of a man 🙏💔

Thank you for the kindness, love and support shown to our family this week after the loss of our wonderful dad. Special thanks to @OUFCOfficial, @DidcotTownFC and @wandcfc. The tributes at your matches and kind words have been lovely and a huge comfort and support. ❤️

Over 24 hours….

Absolute legend of a man. Gutted he’s no longer with us 😢💔 let’s give him the respect tomorrow that he deserves. RIP Clinks 🙏