MEN AND WOMEN AT HOME ON FESTIVE FUN DAY WEEKEND / ONLINE PROGRAMME

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Hayes and Abingdon tests await in-and-around Santa’s soiree

It’s a festive weekend at The Racecourse including Christmas Members’ Day on Saturday, with the Men and Women in league action over the weekend, and there is a lot to catch up on!

Who won the men’s and women’s player of the month for November? Who are Royal Ascot FC? What’s the deal on Saturday and will Santa bring 3 points down the chimney for the kids (and big kids)? Can Berks County upset the FA Vase odds on the road (where are they heading?), how did Gavin view the week before and does David Burton think ‘overthinking it’ at a young age is thoughtless? This week’s NLP column also homes in on Alan Devonshire, who stepped aside at Maidenhead last weekend.

All of this, and more, is in the online-only matchday programme, here. And there is one final salute to that man, the double-winning club ambassador and all-round nice guy, Mr. George Lock (pictured, shooting-stars.co.uk).

Back to business, and Hayes and Yeading arrive on Saturday (3pm) looking to upset Ascot’s better league form, before Ascot United Women entertain mid-table Abingdon United on Sunday having had two weekends off.

And yes, normal reporting service resumes this weekend!

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