91. Kilford plays waiting game in crunch derby

Abbey take on Maidenhead at Rosehill tomorrow, needing a win to keep clear of the South West 1 East drop zone.

92. Tom Homer’s versatility is a dilemma for Booth

London Irish coach Toby Booth admits he is still unsure about where goal-kicking star Tom Homer fits best into London Irish’s team.

93. Reynolds demands best ever finish from Redingensians

Redingensians take on Barnstaple at the Old Bath Road ground tomorrow (3pm), seeking their highest ever league finish.

94. Reading ready for basement club

Reading welcome South West 1 East basement club Wimborne to  Sonning Lane for the first time tomorrow.

95. Long: Winning ugly has been key for Reading FC

96. It’s back to basics for Bracknell Bees

Bracknell Bees owners Stuart Robinson and Katie Eleftheriou have expressed their bitter disappointment at some elements of last season’s squad, and have suggested that wholesale changes may have to be made for the 2011/12 campaign.

97. Holyport FC 3 Binfield FC 2

For the second season running, Binfield bowed out of the AM Print and Copy Hellenic Floodlit Cup at the semi-final stage, losing to a vibrant Holyport side 3-2.

Despite manager Mark Tallentire being forced to make a couple of changes, the Moles still looked like they would have enough talent available.

98. Federici, Mills and Hunt play in Reading FC win

99. Cox set for second season at Bracknell Bees

Gareth Cox will stay on as head coach of Bracknell Bees next year, should owners Stuart Robinson and Katie Eleftheriou remain at the helm.

100. Murphy leaving London Irish for Gloucester