Romford Town presentation goes off without a hitch

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Romford Town presentation goes off without a hitch - 09/08/04

Romford Town Presentation - herrrrrwicked!

The Romford Town presentation night went almost too well with every person in attendance laughing so much they just cannot believe that that man Murrell isn't on stage more often.

The comedy stylings of Rickee Murrell went down well as revelations of the awards were revealed to the masses. Until minutes before the unveiling of awards; players player of the season and managers player of the season, votes were still coming in to decide the champions that would take the awards.

Players player of the season went a deserving Benny Brace with a sterling effort put into every game he played. Brace, usually a rugby boy, stunned players and fans alike with the superb tackles, goals and pure skill that kept Romford Town in it all season, helping to steer them to promotion in their first season.

Chris Jones took the managers player of season award with the admiration of a proud manager. Joneses performances all season being the mainstay of the team with consistancy and dedication matched only by the dedication of Clayton making every effort not to turn up whenever he could think of an excuse.

As we already knew, Stevie Hammond, who played in only a handful of games last season, sweeped the stage with the top goalscorer award nestled tightly between his claw-like hands.

Hammond (right) pictured here receiving his award from grandad and manager Rickee Murrell

Late arrival Paul Crane received the award for Most MOTM's of the season in a ceremony where someone said where's Cranes award and I went and got it. Crane was said to be pleased nonetheless.

Meanwhile the rest of the shindig went well as partygoers and Romford Town regulars continued to drink into the early hours. Nothing went wrong except for the wonderfully prepared cake supplied for the 21st bash being thrown by some non-thinking plank onto the head of his mate.

Ahh, the good old days when the cake wasn't on the floor of the downstairs toilet

The truth of the story too blue for this website, eventually found DMK and Stu Leonard on the end of some disturbing verbal as the aggressive continued for around a minute. Not massively known for his peacekeeping, my bruv stepped up to sort it out, only to find himself on the end of some stick but ready to dish out the physical as things got heated.

Jamie was forever practising his peace-keeping skills

In the end all was well as the night continued well onto 5:30 in the morning at which point a mincing Clayton decided to take the remaining guests home.

With good news I would also like to let you all know that there will be another Barbie on the go in a few weeks time in celebration of the success of Saturday. Dates and times will be on the site as soon as I know what they are.