No Football this week due to bad weather

Hello again,


Thanks to God taking a shower, football was called off due to a waterlogged pitch. However when rain stops play at Wimbledon, they show old match's, so seeing as this blog has only just started and we are half way through the season as they say on Blue peter here are some I did earlier.

And Charlie says as a member of the team Thank you for reading this blog.

Hopefully weather permitting normal service will be resumed next week.

Part of the MCGImages blog is dedicated to my personal work and stories from jobs covered, the other is Dedicated to unfolding story of Redhill Albion as the season continues. This hopefully over the months and years will grow into a complete story of each season, that the team play in. Only time will tell how it goes.

Anyway a bit about the club.Redhill Albion is part of a larger football club, called Redhill Juniors, which in turn is affliated to Redhill Football club senior team. They play in the Tandridge league and are currently second in the table, although for a time were leading it.

The Blog on the is starting halfway through the season and up until this game, the boys were unbeaten.

Report by Gary Stevens.

Cobra Boys 4 - Redhill Albion 1 - Under 9’s Sunday 17th Jan 2009

The long 4 week break between training and the last competitive game owing to arctic weather and the Christmas break put paid the teams momentum. This culminated in the feisty Redhill Juniors losing their first league game of the season.Cobra Boys kicked off the match in style and displayed greater strength and resolve than Redhill. Cobra Boys made very good use of a coupel of very skilful and agile players which presented Redhill with most of the problems in the first half. The half finished with Redhill trailing three nil.

There was one particular dazzling display of grit, determination and skill from Budgen. His talent and awareness is really shining through, and the team would do well to pick up on this.The first half was clearly one sided but the second half was a more fairly contested event with a goal coming from each side. Redhill’s goal coming from O’Donovan.

Next report hopefully Monday 26th Jan Weather permitting

As a post script to this blog have just added a couple of picture that my 9 year son took whilst waiting on the touch line. Looks like I might have some competition.

Season Watch

Greetings everyone,

This is my first posting.
Through this post I hope to give an insight into to a small bit of life in the South of England, especially the changing seasons, as we go through the year.




My main interest as a photographer is in food and farming, and so spend a fair bit of time out in the countryside,

For now though here are some images from the recent cold weather we had in early January.