Adam Learoyd

Adam Learoyd was the Didcot Town Player of the match for his performance against Hartpury. The player of the match is sponsored by @Da_fox_14 from Allen & Foxworthy. Thank you for your continued support with the award.

@BanburyUnitedFC What a amazing person RIP ⚽️

𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗰𝗹𝘂𝗯 𝗮𝗿𝗲 𝗱𝗲𝗲𝗽𝗹𝘆 𝘀𝗮𝗱𝗱𝗲𝗻𝗲𝗱 𝗯𝘆 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗻𝗲𝘄𝘀 𝗼𝗳 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗽𝗮𝘀𝘀𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗼𝗳 𝗰𝗹𝘂𝗯 𝘀𝘁𝗮𝗹𝘄𝗮𝗿𝘁 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝘃𝗼𝗹𝘂𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗲𝗿 𝗦𝗶𝗺𝗼𝗻 𝗣𝗲𝗮𝗿𝗰𝗲. Simon was a dedicated and long-serving member of the Banbury United family. A ball boy, he even became the club’s mascot throughout the 1990s and remained a loyal home and away supporter for many years, including following the women’s team. Simon had also volunteered his time as assistant kit man. Simon’s passion and commitment to the club will always be remembered. Our thoughts are with his friends, family and all those who knew him.

Didcot Town captain Adam Learoyd makes his 450th first team appearance for the club this evening.  A huge congratulations to @learoyd89 on another milestone at the club.

23. GOOOOOAAAALLLL MAL 1-1 DID

Didcot Town travel to Malvern Town for their final game before Christmas on Saturday.  🗓Saturday 20th December ⌚️3pm 🆚️ @MalvernTown1946 🏆Southern League Division One South 🏟HDAnywhere Community Stadium… 💷£10 adults / £7 concessions / FREE U16

🎄Final home game before Christmas 🎄 Didcot Town are back in league action this afternoon when we welcome league leaders Portishead Town to the Loop Meadow Stadium.  The turnstiles open at 1pm with the bar accessible once inside the ground.  Come down and get behind the railwaymen.  🗓Saturday, 13th December ⌚️3pm 🆚️ @PortisheadTown 🏟Loop Meadow Stadium Bowmont Water Didcot OX11 7GA  🏆Southern League Division One South 💷Adults £12, Concessions (65+, MOD, Blue Light workers) £8, Under 16s £3, Under 5s Free 📃Programme £2

41. GOOOOAAAALLLL 🔴⚪️DID 2-3 MOU🔵🔵

We are back at home this weekend when we welcome Willand Rovers to the Loop Meadow Stadium. We have a 10-year FA Cup reunion as well. Come down and get behind the railwaymen. The gates and bar will be open from 1pm. 🗓Saturday 8th November ⌚️3pm 🆚️Willand Rovers 🏆Southern League Division One South 🏟Loop Meadow Stadium 💷Adults £12, Concessions (65+, MOD, Blue Light workers £8, Under 16s £3, Under 5s Free

@cheeseyp Thanks mate and hopefully a few more to come 💪🏻

Congrats to our Skipper @learoyd89 a great achievement that from center half.

67. Goal A deep free kick from Cam Mills and Adam Learoyd heads home his 50th goal for the club. 🔴⚪️DID 2-2 SCI🟡🔵

@McKSean18 @DidcotTownFC When I retire I’ll be on the PDC circuit in no time 🤥

Captain @learoyd89 was featured in the last programme in our getting to know you feature. Find out what his favourite film is and which fantastic football club he supports. Featured in this weekends programme is coach Paul Bedwell.

@Chalmers8818 💙

As I say in this , a problem shared is a problem halved. Destroyed me doing this but I felt I needed to get it off my chest It’s a subject that not many open up about but for me it helps talking about it. Always here for anyone in need ❤️

@RaymondWarr1 @DidcotTownFC Thank you Ray 👊🏻

@DidcotTownFC @learoyd89 Well Done Adam

Didcot Town would like to congratulate Adam Learoyd after he was named the Didcot Town Player of the Month for September.  Adam played in all five games during the month. The player of the month award is chosen by the Didcot Town squad.  Congratulations to @learoyd89 on his award.

76. 🔴⚪️DID 2-0 LAR 🔵 Adam Learoyd is found 12 yards out and his left foot shot finds the bottom corner.

76. GOOOOAAAALLL Adam Learoyd doubles the lead.

Didcot Town are back in league action on Saturday when they welcome Larkhall Athletic to the Loop Meadow Stadium.  Following a great win at Melksham Town on Monday evening, the team will be looking to build on that win. The turnstiles open at 1pm with the bar accessible once inside the ground. The Premier League clash between Leeds United and Tottenham Hotspur will be on in the bar. Come down and get behind the railwaymen.  🗓Saturday, 4th October ⌚️3pm 🆚️ @LarkhallAFC 🏟Loop Meadow Stadium Bowmont Water Didcot OX11 7GA  🏆Southern League Division One South 💷Adults £12, Concessions (65+, MOD, Blue Light workers) £8, Under 16s £3, Under 5s Free 📃Programme £2

Didcot Town travel to Melksham Town on Monday evening.  The railwaymen travel to Melksham still without a win this season, but they will have fond memories of their clash at Melksham last season,  when they came away with the points in a 2-1 win.  🗓Monday,  29th September ⌚️7.45pm 🆚️ @MELKSHAMTOWNFC 🏆Southern League Division One South  📍Meads Of Melksham Community Football Stadium, Eastern Way, Melksham, Wiltshire SN12 7GU 💷Adults £10.00, Concessions £8.00, Students 16-18 £5.00, Children £2.00

Didcot Town captain Adam Learoyd scored late to earn the railwaymen a point at Bristol Manor Farm.  Learoyd headed home with eight minutes remaining to earn Didcot their first point of the season.  The railwaymen fought back after going behind just past the hour mark.  The home side started strongly, and only a goalline clearance stopped them from going ahead inside five minutes.  Leigh Bedwell then produced a good save to deny Brandon Bak after the striker got in behind the Didcot defence.  Didcot saw their best chance in the first half cleared away after a goalmouth scramble. Bak went close again for the hosts early in the second half.  The forward hit the outside of the post after good work out wide.  Didcot had a great chance to go ahead five minutes into the second half.  Cam Mills cut the ball back to Kian Duggan, but the midfielder,  who is still waiting for his first Didcot goal,  could only fire wide.  Moments later,  Didcot had another good chance.  This time, Cam McNeill headed wide.  The home side went ahead on 62 minutes.  Mo Djallo had only been on the pitch for one minute when he cut inside and curled his shot into the far corner.  Didcot levelled eight minutes from time.  A deep cross found Learoyd, and his header found its way through a crowded penalty area and into the back of the net.  The railwaymen almost won it in added time.  Owen James found space on the edge of the area, and his goalbound effort was tipped round the post by James Walker in the Farm goal.  A first point of the season, in a much improved performance, to lift the railwaymen off the foot of the table.  Didcot are quickly back in action when they welcome Winchester City to the Loop Meadow Stadium on Monday.