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23/08/2026

Friday 28th August
Village Hotel, Maidstone

23/08/2026

⚽️ FOOTBALL. SPORT. COMMUNITY. MENTAL HEALTH. 💙

The weekend is almost over… so why not do something that makes a difference?

The Head in the Game LIVE AUCTION is NOW OPEN! 🔥

There are some brilliant items up for grabs, including:

👕 England Champions Rugby 2003 squad signed shirt
🏆 Max Dowman certified display
💥 And plenty more!

Every bid helps raise much-needed funds for Head in the Game and its work around mental health through sport.

👉 GET BIDDING NOW:
Head in the Game Auction
https://auctions.bid4charities.com/product-category/head-in-the-game/

And that’s not all…

Come and meet us at the ClubsConnect launch on Friday 28th August at the Village Hotel Maidstone.

🎟️ FREE ENTRY
🤝 Meet the exhibitors
⚽️ Connect with sports clubs
💙 Support mental health through sport
🚀 Discover what ClubsConnect is all about

We want to bring the sporting community together and create a space where clubs, businesses, charities and people can connect.

So tag your club.
Tag your teammates.
Tag your mates.
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Let’s get the auction moving and get people talking. 💙

Sport is more than what happens on the pitch.

⚽🔥 ClubsConnect is getting around Kent!What a way to start the National League South season! 👊Yesterday we were at Folke...
09/08/2026

⚽🔥 ClubsConnect is getting around Kent!

What a way to start the National League South season! 👊

Yesterday we were at Folkestone Invicta FC supporting our ClubsConnect Utility Warehouse partner — and what a result…

💥 Folkestone Invicta 5–1! 💥

Still Game (Just About) | Pat joined Mike Humphery-Smith for the game and, being the opportunists we are, we couldn’t resist getting a photo underneath another familiar ClubsConnect name…

Fluidity Service Limited our IT Support Partner for ClubsConnect ,are also sponsors at the Alcaline Stadium.

It’s brilliant to see businesses exhibiting at ClubsConnect supporting sports clubs across Kent and getting involved in the sporting community.

And this is exactly what ClubsConnect is about:

🏆 Sports clubs
🤝 Great businesses
💡 Practical solutions
📈 Helping clubs grow

📅 28th August 2026
📍 Village Hotel, Maidstone
👥 40 exhibitors
⚽🏉🏏🎾🏑🎯 Sports clubs from across Kent & the South East

The countdown is on…

But the big question is:

WHERE WILL CLUBSCONNECT BE NEXT?

Keep watching… 👊🔥

Visited the Orbital.Net offices this morning and presented Tom with his winning World Cup Duck Trophy and £200 sweepstak...
30/07/2026

Visited the Orbital.Net offices this morning and presented Tom with his winning World Cup Duck Trophy and £200 sweepstake prize.

Alas, the big trophy is going on display elsewhere, however, Tom did get to keep a smaller replica.

Congratulations once again Tom.

Sometimes the best branded merchandise starts with a simple brief.Matthew Ryde at   wanted something smart, practical an...
22/07/2026

Sometimes the best branded merchandise starts with a simple brief.

Matthew Ryde at wanted something smart, practical and in keeping with their brand. We took that brief and produced these rather lovely branded keyrings.

They look professional, feel substantial and, unlike plenty of promotional giveaways, they are likely to be used every single day. For an estate agent, a branded keyring also makes perfect sense. After all, keys are quite an important part of the job!

This is what good merchandise should do. It should reflect the business, suit the audience and keep the brand visible without trying too hard.

Thank you to Matthew for trusting Bay Branded Merch Ltd to bring the idea to life.

If you have an idea, a rough brief or just know you want something different, have a chat with us

We’ll help turn it into something people will actually want to keep.

20/07/2026
🦆🏆 DUCK WORLD CUP FINAL: SPAIN 1-0 ARGENTINA (AET) 🦆Spain are world champions.And, if social media is anything to go by,...
20/07/2026

🦆🏆 DUCK WORLD CUP FINAL: SPAIN 1-0 ARGENTINA (AET) 🦆

Spain are world champions.

And, if social media is anything to go by, pretty much the whole world was cheering.

Well...
..the whole world except a couple of FIFA executives, the POTUS and Argentina.

This was billed as the perfect final.

Instead, it became...
..one for the purists.

And by "purists", we mean people who think watching paint dry is a tactical masterclass.

The first ninety minutes plus stoppage time produced precious little to remember. Chances were rare, quality was strangely absent and the biggest talking point came when Enzo Fernández launched himself into a challenge that sent a Spanish player cartwheeling through the air.

Second yellow. Off he went. Argentina were down to ten men.

Extra time finally gave us the decisive moment. Ferran Torres found the space, found the finish and found Spain's second star. 1-0. Game over.

Then, somehow......it all got worse.

As Spanish players streamed onto the pitch to celebrate, Leandro Paredes completely lost the plot. In scenes more suited to a boxing ring than a football pitch, he threw a haymaker at a celebrating opponent.

There is no excuse. No justification. No place for it. If that's acceptable behaviour, then football has taken a very wrong turn.

As for the entertainment...Wayne Rooney generously described the half-time show as "crap." He was being diplomatic.

Madonna driving Ronaldinho and R9 around the stadium felt less like a World Cup final and more like someone had accidentally mixed football with ketamine.

Tom Cruise standing majestically on a plinth before kick-off merely confirmed that, wherever there is a camera, Tom Cruise will somehow find higher ground.

In many ways......the final was an omnishambles.

And yet...this tournament has been gloriously ridiculous.

The plot twists.

The villains.

The heroes.

The WWE-style storylines.

The outrageous comebacks.

The controversial refereeing.

The endless hydration breaks that nobody asked for.

It's been utterly bonkers.

And somehow...
..absolutely brilliant.

🇪🇸 Second Star Award: Spain, deserved world champions.

⚽ Match Winner Award: Ferran Torres, whose extra-time finish settled the tournament.

🟥 Lost The Plot Award: Leandro Paredes, whose post-match behaviour has no place in football.

🎤 Most Accurate Review Award: Wayne Rooney, whose verdict on the half-time show was impossible to argue with.

🥤 Never Again Award: Hydration breaks. Thanks for everything. Please don't come back.

🏆 Duck Off Rating: 8/10 for the match. 11/10 for the tournament.

Congratulations Spain. World champions.

⭐ ⭐

🦆🏴 **BRONZE MEDAL MATCH: FRANCE 4-6 ENGLAND 🇫🇷🦆Yes.You read that correctly.**France 4. England 6.**More Wimbledon than W...
18/07/2026

🦆🏴 **BRONZE MEDAL MATCH: FRANCE 4-6 ENGLAND 🇫🇷🦆

Yes.

You read that correctly.

**France 4. England 6.**

More Wimbledon than World Cup.

England produced the performance everyone had been waiting for.

The only problem?

It arrived about three days too late.

The Three Lions exploded out of the blocks. Three minutes in, Declan Rice charged forward like a man who'd forgotten he was supposed to be a holding midfielder and buried the opener.

Not long afterwards, Rice turned provider. A delicious pinpoint corner found Ezri Konsa, who powered home England's second.

France were shell-shocked.

England weren't finished.

Marcus Rashford sprinkled a little magic down the flank before Bukayo Saka made it three, and before France had worked out what had hit them, Saka had his second.

**4-0 at half-time.**

Somewhere in the England dressing room, the players must have been asking the same question as the fans.

*"Where was this against Argentina?"*

Didier Deschamps clearly launched every available object around the French dressing room during the interval because **sacré bleu**, an entirely different France emerged for the second half.

Kylian Mbappé made it 4-1.

Bradley Barcola made it 4-2.

Mbappé struck again for 4-3.

Suddenly England were wobbling, and had Michael Olise packed his shooting boots instead of his slippers, France might well have completed one of the greatest comebacks in football history.

England desperately needed something.

They got it when Djed Spence, outstanding all tournament alongside Jude Bellingham, was bundled over by Malo Gusto.

Penalty.

Bukayo Saka stepped up.

No stuttering run-up.

No nonsense.

Just straight into the net.

5-3.

France refused to surrender.

Ousmane Dembélé made it 5-4 in the 96th minute and England fans everywhere began checking whether heart medication was available on the NHS.

Then...

Jude Bellingham.

What happened next barely belonged in the same sport.

He seemed to appear from nowhere, surged half the length of the pitch, skipped past three defenders, fired through the legs of another on the goal line and then casually walked away as though he'd just returned a library book.

**Are you kidding, Jude?**

It was one of those goals that deserved its own standing ovation.

6-4.

Game over.

England leave with bronze medals, their best World Cup finish since 1966, and enough "what ifs" to fill an entire pub.

Because if this England had turned up against Argentina...

Who knows?

🏴 **Gordon Bennett Award:** England, for remembering how to attack... eventually.

⚽ **Box-to-Box Award:** Declan Rice, scorer, creator and absolute menace.

🎯 **No Stutter Required Award:** Bukayo Saka, who buried the penalty with complete authority.

🌟 **Tournament Star Award:** Djed Spence, magnificent again before winning the decisive penalty.

👑 **What On Earth Was That? Award:** Jude Bellingham, whose outrageous solo goal may just be the goal of the tournament.

🏆 **Duck Off Rating:** **10/10.** Ten goals, two completely different halves, panic, brilliance and one unforgettable Jude Bellingham masterpiece.

England take the bronze.

France are left empty-handed.

And every England fan leaves with exactly the same thought...

**If only we'd played like that in the semi-final.**

🦆🏴 **SEMI-FINAL: ENGLAND 1-2 ARGENTINA 🇦🇷🦆It’s not coming home.Not this time.And if ever there was a game that summed up...
15/07/2026

🦆🏴 **SEMI-FINAL: ENGLAND 1-2 ARGENTINA 🇦🇷🦆

It’s not coming home.

Not this time.

And if ever there was a game that summed up England, this was it.

Gordon’s alive!

Antony Gordon gave England the lead and, for a while, it felt as though the dream was gathering pace. Wembley songs echoed around living rooms, pints were raised and thoughts inevitably turned to a final against Spain.

Then England did what England so often do.

They retreated.

Thomas Tuchel blinked first.

The substitutions became more defensive, England dropped deeper and deeper, and instead of trying to win the game, they seemed determined not to lose it.

Against Argentina, that’s a dangerous game to play.

Before any of that, though, the referee had already been putting in a performance worthy of a starring role.

Argentina’s Simeone seemed to have mistaken football for professional wrestling. By half-time alone he could easily have collected half a dozen yellow cards.

He got away with it.

Repeatedly.

The referee’s card stayed in his pocket as though it had been superglued there.

Argentina eventually found their way back into the match, and once England surrendered the initiative, the momentum only seemed to be travelling in one direction.

When the winner came, it felt inevitable.

Heartbreaking.

But inevitable.

Did Argentina deserve to win?

Not really.

Did England deserve to win?

Probably not.

Sometimes football doesn’t reward the better team.

Sometimes it simply rewards the team that takes control when the other one decides to stop playing.

🏴 Gordon’s Alive! Award: Antony Gordon, whose goal briefly had England dreaming.

🟨 Where’s Your Yellow Card? Award: The referee, whose booking policy remains under investigation.

🚌 Parked Bus Award: England, who invited Argentina onto them.

🤦 What Are We Doing? Award: The defensive substitutions that changed the whole feel of the game.

💔 It’s Not Coming Home Award: England, whose wait goes on.

🏆 Duck Off Rating: 9/10. Drama, frustration, controversy and another chapter in one of football’s greatest rivalries.

Argentina reach the final to face Spain.

England will have to settle for a third-place play-off against France.

And somewhere, every England fan is quietly wondering…

“What if we’d just kept attacking?”

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