Author: LGough

Another year ending in relegation beckons for Hustlers as, despite a battling finish, they lose narrowly to Kraftsmen at the Suffolk. (more…)

A career defining 56 by Lloyd, with good backing by his team-mates, ensured that Hustlers avenged their home defeat by Strollers earlier in the season. (more…)

Hustlers contrived to lose a match they were in a position of winning when they played fourth-placed Telehoist at the Suffolk. (more…)

The Charlton Kings Working Mens Club is now the Charlton Club because working men can no longer afford to live in the area. But, as Hustlers found to their cost, the alley is still the same. (more…)

In a game that had its moments, Whaddon Old Boys scraped home by a narrow margin to leave the Hustlers pointless. (more…)

Although a rejigged Hustlers, under a rejigged captain (Rob), toiled valiantly, it was situation normal against the Outcasts, who were one of the few teams we have already beaten this season. (more…)

Hustlers were like fish out of water at the Suffolk as they were caught hook, line and sinker in an otherwise entertaining match. (more…)

A fighting third leg was all there was to cheer about as the Hustlers were sunk without trace by the high flying All Stars at the Churchdown Club. (more…)

Arborial enthusiasts may dislike the incorrect play on words in the title (Fir Trees are coniferous), but Hustlers chalked up their first win since October. (more…)

Hustlers put up a brave performance against the league leaders but were robbed by a smash and grab spare by Ex-Cons on the penultimate hand. (more…)