THE long-running transfer saga of Greg Williams has taken another twist this week, with the midfielder returning back to Aylebury FC.

The former captain had left the club earlier in the season in favour of their bitter rivals Aylesbury United but he never turned out for the Ducks.

A TRIO of football legends came to town on Friday night to celebrate Aylesbury FC’s charity dinner but there was one notable absentee.

The famous FA Cup, which had been promised at the evening, was left behind by former Tottenham Hotspur player Micky Hazard.

Dons youngster Charlie Collins is expected to make his debut for Aylesbury FC on Saturday after agreeing a loan move to the Zamaretto Southern League club this week.

Eighteen-year-old Charlie, who signed his first professional contract with the Dons this past summer, has tied up a temporary stint with the Buckinghamshire club until January.

AYLESBURY FC manager Mark Eaton was left fuming at the referee after a controversial penalty decision cost his side a place in the next round of the FA Cup.

At 2-1 down in extra time Glen Hawkins appeared to be pulled down in the area but the offence went unnoticed by the officials.

The people behind Aylesbury FC are determined to succeed and have put together a strategy for success both on and off the pitch, with an enthusiastic experienced management team to ensure long term financial stability and create a platform for sustained success. Equally as important is the need to have strong, experienced medical support available to the Club so we are very pleased to have Liz Carson, Chiropractor, as part of our team.

THEY may be leagues apart but there are enough similarities between Aylesbury FC and MK Dons to allow Mark Eaton and his players every right to dare to dream, writes Damien Lucas and James Perkins.

Just ask Pete Winkleman, the MK Dons owner, who set high, and seemingly unrealistic targets, when he formed the club from the old Wimbledon six years ago.

Aylesbury FC threw away a two goal lead on their way to losing 4-2 against Wealdstone in the FA Cup this afternoon (Saturday).

Wealdstone were the worthy winners at Haywood Way over the 90 minutes, but were given a huge scare by an Aylesbury side which plays two levels below them.

Aylesbury FC, who are just five months old and the lowest-ranking team left in the FA Cup, will play Ryman Premier side Wealdstone on Saturday to try to gain a place in the first round proper.

A new semi-professional football club, playing in Aylesbury and managed by former Ducks boss Mark Eaton, has been announced.

The club, called Aylesbury FC, will play at Haywood Way- the former home of Aylesbury Vale, which will no longer exist.