Season 39

[July Fourth]

Breaking News...

BILL GATES SPOTTED IN ISLINGTON, LONDON.

Bill Gates has been spotted in the area, the main reason for this today is because a team called Windows happens to be playing against July Fourth here and theres a good chance that there would have to be a catastrophe worse than a blue screen of death and also a trojan horse infection for July Fourth to lose this one. We actually caught up with Bill and he said ooohhhh.... "don't worry, July Fourth will win this game no problem at all. Even if it means I have to reboot up the system."

There is a possibility that this windows team may have a good connection with the red planet Mars after we played in Mars last season in the Champions League.

July Fourth 7-0 Windows League Round 3
July Fourth 107.3 3N-1-3W-1-2 - Windows 90.2 4-4-2 Classic

July Fourth have continued their excellent start to the season with a fine 7-0 win over Windows. July Fourth started in the right fashion on how to go on this game with putting Windows under some heavy pressure, after a few failed early attacks it was a Ramirez clearance that soon found Miku who was able to turn the ball past the keeper to put us ahead before Windows started to respond to going a goal down with a few effortd themselves but we won a corner in the 27th minute and Michu crossed it in for Mensah to header it in, Ruso got a yellow card for a foul which gave away a free-kick for Mensah to convert, O'Sullivan made it 4-0 before HT from 30 meters and Michu then put a shot wide, in the second half we continued where we left off with Mensah shooting from knowhere to complete his hatrick, we then took our foot off the gas here and after a few substitutions we found our scoring touch once again from O'Sullivan working his way into the box to shot low to beat the keeper for his brace and Crawford beat a defender before laying off to Substitue Norris for him to finish it off.

Goals: Miku (11) Mensah (27,32,49 HAT) O'Sullivan (39,72) Norris (83) MOTM: Mensah

We just setup a new franchise in Islington, London called the Kevin Mensah window cleaning service.