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Listen to the official Wessex Wanderers anthem performed by Schmuck!

If you want to I’ll change the old formation
Right pass, right time; just the perfect location
I’ve got a good idea
Just you pass it here
We’ll be so good for you

Wessex could be good for you
I’m gonna score for ya!
Take it on and cross too
Go anywhere for you…
We’ll be so good for you

Wessex could be good for you
I’m gonna score for ya!
Lob a ball through to you
Go anywhere for you…
We’ll be so good for you

Sometime when you’re feeling like relegation
Call on me and I’ll give you some defensive foundations
Attack ‘em all the time. A goal!
And move it brother, I’ll make a back heel
We’ll be so good for you.

Wessex could be good for you
I’m gonna score for ya!
Take it on and cross too.
Go anywhere for you…
We’ll be so good for you

Wessex could be good for you
Yee-hoo!
Lob a ball through to you
Go anywhere for you…
We’ll be so good for you

Don’t ask me no questions
I’ll tell you no lies
Use my shoulder to rest on
I will be right by your side, I will be your ears and eyes
Wessex could be good for you
Play me where you want me too
We’ll be so good for you

I can play a good through ball
Viva-roll!
Football is our heart and soul
That’s right!
We’ll be so good for you

Wessex could be good for you
There ain’t nothing we can’t do
Play me where you want me too

I can play a good through ball
Football is our heart and soul
We’ll be so good for you

Wessex could be good for you
Play me where you want me too

I can play a good through ball
Football is our heart and soul
We’ll be so good for you

Wessex superstar Ben Pocock was sensationally accused of being a member of notorious ‘Babyface Gang’ in this weekends edition of the Sun newspaper.

Club officials have reacted angrily to story and quickly released the following statement: “It appeared in the Sun, so of course it’s bullsh*t, everyone knows Bonje isn’t 15!”

Flay is Kung fu fighting,
He’s fast as lightning,
And he’s a little bit frightening!

Saving the best until last, the Wessex boys unleash a footballing master class on their bitter rivals with a goal that is simply a wonderful exhibition of passing football.

Steve Webster’s elegant ball down the line with the outside of his foot, followed by Gary Russell’s excellent cross into Jamie Carnevale who’s sublime control and cushened pass set’s up Myers to fire home and send the Wessex support into a frenzy!

More quality build up from the Wessex boys culminates in Steve Webster’s run from the centre of the park before slotting a perfect through ball to Jamie Carnevale who finishes with aplomb!

More quality footwork from Myers puts the away team 3 nil up in the cross city derby against bitter rivals Ridings High.

The 2nd goal of the classic 2001 cross city derby was slotted home by scouse genius Paul Myers after great link up play with Wessex No.9 Jamie Carnevale.

10 years on, we celebrate Wessex Wanderers hitting 5 of the best against bitter local rivals Ridings High in the famous 2001 cross city derby.

In Part 1 we see the 1st goal; it’s a scrappy affair but it laid the foundation for one of the teams most devastating 45 minutes of attacking football in the clubs history.

Having missed last weekends match with a sore spud, Wessex Wanderers are concerned that going under the knife may be the only option to clear up the players long standing nut niggle.

Surgery would deprive the team of the speedy defenders services for several weeks and would only be sanctioned as a last resort.