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Hartley Wintney Football Club was to 1986/87; his other clubs included founded in 1897. The club's nickname of Reading, Portsmouth and Aldershot); 'The Row' comes from Hartley Row, a Richard Walden (1985/86 & 1986/87; former hamlet within Hartley Wintney. In formerly with Aldershot, Sheffield Wed the late 1940s and into the 50s playing and Newport County); and Steve Fin- in the Basingstoke League, the club was nieston (1985/86 to 1987/88; previously successful despite having to play on a with Chelsea, Cardiff and Sheffield Utd). farm field with just a small wooden shed; this was Causeway Farm adjacent Within Ian's three years in management, to the village's golf and cricket clubs. the team gained trophies including the Amongst the villagers who ran the club League Title (1982-1983) and Runners was its outstanding secretary, Fred Up (1981-82), Aldershot Senior Cup Cook, who did every job that needed Winners (1980-81), and George Allen doing. Fred Cook's hand written Cup Winners (1981-82). They were also minutes of meetings covering seasons Runners Up in the League Cup (1982- 1948 to 1964 were discovered after his 83) and Aldershot Senior Cup (1981-82). death and make fascinating reading, including the change of During this period a new the club colours from Clubhouse was opened. blue squares to tange- David Willoughby, then rine in July 1956. Secretary and Treasurer, and Bill Mitchell, the then The club moved to its club Chairman and now present ground in President, devoted excep- Green Lane - The Me- tional hours in the embryo morial Ground - in 1953. stages of this venture. A pavilion was erected and the team continued In 2007-08 under manager to play in the Basingstoke League, and Mike Scott, the club gained promotion later in the Aldershot League. to the Combined Counties League Premier Division, but 2008-09 ended in In 1973, Glynn Howell was appointed relegation by a narrow margin. Under Manager. In his six year reign, the team manager and assistant Pete Gray and won the Aldershot Senior League three John Condon, the first team rallied, fin- times in succession, and the Aldershot ishing 5th in CCL Div 1 in 2009-10. Senior Cup. After several seasons in the Coach Louis King then took the reigns Aldershot Senior League, Hartley were as manager, guiding the team to 7th in admitted to the Combined Counties CCL Div 1 in 2010-11. League, which had replaced the Surrey Senior League. A new management team of Neville Roach, assistant Mick Wollen and After the first couple of seasons and two Coach Scott Tarr took charge for 2011- changes of management, the club ap- 12 and it was a notable season with the pointed Ian Bedford as First Team Man- club achieving promotion back to the ager. Once again an influx of senior Combined Counties League Premier players brought Hartley success. Dur- Division. Hartley also had a fine FA Cup ing the 80's these included several nota- run to the Third Qualifying Round. But ble ex-pros: Mick Travers (from 1980/81 the euphoria of promotion was damp- 2 PROUD HAMPSHIRE CLUB SINCE 1897 ened even before the champagne bub- comfortable 9th, after which Dillon bles had burst, when the coaching staff stepped down and Dan Brownlie and and almost the entire squad left en Anthony Millerick were appointed as masse to join Thatcham Town. Joint First Team Managers, with Luke Tuffs coming in as First Team Coach Ex-Millwall defender, Dave Tuttle, was while continuing as Youth Team Manag- given the summer to prepare a new er. It was a very eventful 2015-16. After squad for 2012-13. However, a string of a memorable FA Cup win away at Mer- poor results led to a second change in thyr Town in the Second Qualifying management in less than 4 months, with Round, Hartley battled back from 2-0 24 year-old ex-Basingstoke Town and down to 2-2 away at Conference South Hartley striker, Ben Dillon, given his first Eastbourne Borough, only to be beaten managerial position. Once again there by a goal struck deep in injury time. In was an almost total outflow of players the FA Vase, The Row broke a and Ben, with assistants Jason Minton longstanding club record by reaching and Joe Lawler, set about rebuilding the the 5th Round Proper. In front of a sell- squad, but by this time with Hartley well out 1,300 at Green Lane, eventual final- and truly set adrift at the bottom of the ists Hereford proved too strong, but the table. Their enthusiasm, belief and the Row went on to top the CCL Premier for introduction of a talented group of play- most of the season and claimed the ers quickly restored the spirit around 2015-16 league title, finishing 10 points the club. In what became known as the clear on 106 points. Promotion, howev- season of the club's 'Great Escape', the er, was denied due to ground grading. Row's place in the CCL Premier was secured against all the odds after a truly Faced with attempting to achieve back- remarkable second half of the season. to-back title wins and put in place the substantial ground improvements that Steve Saunders and Dan Brownlie would allow progression, the 2016-17 joined the existing coaching setup and season under co-managers Dan Brown- the 2013-14 season started well. There lie and Anthony Millerick, and coach were wins in the FA Cup to set up a Luke Tuffs, was extraordinary. Pro- home tie in the 4th Qualifying Round for pelled by the goals of strike duo Sam the first time in the club's history, losing Argent and Ross Cook, The Row topped out to Daventry Town in front of a crowd the Combined Counties League Premier of over 1,000. The club finished a cred- Division for the entire season, reached itable 7th in the CCL Premier Division. the semi-finals of the Hampshire County Cup and the final of the Aldershot Sen- A new club crest was commissioned, ior Cup, and secured the required designed by Philippa Bell, incorporating ground grading to take their place in the several elements tracing the village Southern League at Step 4 for the first back to the 13th century when known as time. To top off a wonderful 2016-17, Hertleye Wynteneye, meaning "the Luke Tuffs' Youth team won the Hamp- clearing in the forest where the deer shire FA Youth Cup against a strong graze by Winta's island", hence the tree Aldershot Town U18. and stag motifs. The team took life at Step 4 in their 2014-15 saw the club consolidate its stride and 2017-18 was to prove even place in the CCL Premier, finishing a more remarkable. The Row sat within 3 HARTLEY WINTNEY FC CLUB HISTORY the top four for much of the season, nev- zone, but more astute signings stiffened er dropping below 8th despite the loss the defence and a superb late run saw of key players to other clubs. The man- Hartley finish 8th on 63 points, a hugely agement team responded with some impressive achievement. To remain at astute signings. The Row embarked on the level also required another substan- their first FA Trophy campaign, which tial round of ground grading improve- included wins against higher division ments which stretched the club and its Gosport Borough and Farnborough be- volunteers to the limits, but that too was fore going out in the First Round Proper achieved by the required deadline. The to eventual finalists, Bromley FC. efforts on and off the pitch means Hart- ley Wintney can truly consider itself a As the league campaign risked petering Step 3 club as it prepares for its second out, the signing of Nic Ciardini helped to season in the Southern League Premier keep the momentum going. Hugely im- Division. portant was also the strong central de- fensive partnership of Jack Ball and For season 2019/20, Manager Anthony Liam Eagle. Incredibly, a play-off place Millerick takes sole charge of team se- was secured and the Row won the semi- lection with Dan Turkington no longer in final against AFC Dunstable 2-0. Cam- a position to assist in the capacity of bridge City had triumphed at Hayes & joint manager. After his huge contribu- Yeading FC in the other semi. In front of tion over recent seasons, Head Coach a crowd of over 700 at Green Lane, a Luke Tuffs departed at the end of tense game was decided by a single 2018/19 to begin a managerial career. goal scored by Ciardini and The Row Neil Woodyer joins the coaching staff clinched promotion and made it to the for 2019/20, the back room team com- Southern Premier at Step 3. The final pleted with the introduction of Sports season highlight was in lifting the Alder- Therapist Mark Povey. Hartley Wintney shot Senior Cup with a 4-1 win against Reserves begin a new season in the Eversley & California FC. Suburban League under new manager, Sean Hayes, who captained the A Team Having negotiated the steep climb from in clinching the Aldershot & District Step 5 to Step 3 in just two seasons, it's Football League Senior Division champi- fair to say the club was collectively still onship last season. pinching itself as the first game kicked off in the Evo-Stik League South Prem- ier South, 2018-19 getting off to the best possible start with a 3-1 win away at MEMBER OF: THE SOUTHERN LEAGUE, Poole Town. Dan Turkington was now THE SUBURBAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE, co-manager with Anthony Millerick, with THE BASINGSTOKE AND DISTRICT Sam Rafique, Keith Benjamin and Mark SUNDAY FOOTBALL LEAGUE, Hurst joining Head Coach Luke Tuffs on THE ALLIED COUNTIES YOUTH the coaching side. FOOTBALL LEAGUE. AFFILIATED TO THE HAMPSHIRE Come late September, Hartley even FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION found themselves top for a week, but sustaining the early results proved diffi- cult. After a spell of poor results, the club found itself briefly in the relegation 4 CLUB OFFICIALS 2019-2020

PRESIDENT: William Mitchell VICE PRESIDENT: Nick Vint CHAIRMAN: Luke Mullen VICE CHAIRMAN: Steve Noakes HON. LIFE VICE PRESIDENTS: Dennis Burgess, David Willoughby, Paddy White, Luke Mullen, Brian Barnard, Gerry Wykes LIFE VICE PRESIDENT: Brian Barnard VICE PRESIDENTS: Derek Ames, Len Ashby, Ian Bedford, Ann Bradley, Mick Clarke, Lisa Collins, James Cooke, Neil Doody, Paula Flanders, Andrew Harris, Frank Kenton, David Lenthal, Margaret Lewington, Bob Major, Mark Porter, Mike Roberts, Janet Richardson, Niall Sco, Linda Sco, Josie Shipman, Ray Shipman, Andy Spiers, Chris Stanley, Roy Smpson, Trudy Smpson, Roger Taplin, Nick Vint, Anthony White, David Willoughby, Gerry Wykes, Elayne Duddridge, Mick Bradley TREASURER: Colin Charlton SECRETARY: Phil Blakey, Elayne Duddridge MATCH SECRETARY: Gerry Wykes UNDER 18s SECRETARY: Tommy Ashby BAR SECRETARY: Paddy White MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY: Jeremy Fox, Sue Trimmer COMMITTEE: Ann Bradley, Brendan Devlin, Jeremy Fox, Nick Elkington, Peter Auchterlonie, Ray Boorman SOCIAL COMMITTEE: Sue Trimmer, Lauren Breau, Tracy Collier, Lani Kealoha Charman, Samantha Vallance

FIRST TEAM MANAGER: Anthony Millerick ASSISTANT MANAGER: Steve Noakes FIRST TEAM COACHES: Sam Rafique, Mark Hurst, Keith Benjamin, Neil Woodyer SPORTS THERAPIST: Mark Povey RESERVE TEAM MANAGER: Sean Hayes U18 YOUTH TEAM MANAGER: Tommy Ashby MATCH DAY OFFICERS: Ray Boorman, Jeremy Fox, Phil Blakey PROGRAMME EDITORS: Kevin O’Byrne, Luke Mullen PRESS OFFICER & WEB ADMIN: Kevin O’Byrne

Hartley Wintney F.C. Hartley Wintney F.C. GROUNDSMAN: Eric Howard CLUB PHOTOGRAPHER: Josie Shipman COVER PHOTO: Josie Shipman

Green Lane, Hartley Wintney, Hampshire RG27 8DL Tel: 01252 843586 @HartleyFC 5 WELCOME TO HARTLEY WINTNEY FC

Chairman: Tony Gale

Manager: Steve Conroy BetVictor Southern League League: Southern League Premier Division South Premier Division South Sat 12th October 2019 2018-19: Southern League Premier Division South, 17th of 22 vs The meetings between the two sides Walton Casuals FC last season ended in honours all square, with Hartley winning 2-1 at the Kick Off: 3.00pm Sports Hub - our goals being scored by Parker and Abubakar. The game here at the Memorial Ground saw us defeat- Good afternoon Ladies and Gentlemen ed 4-3 and our goal scorers that day and welcome to the Memorial Ground were Ridge, Parker & Duff. for this BetVictor Southern League, Premier South Division fixture. Our op- Our own fortunes can be summed up ponents today are Walton Casuals. To as pretty poor on the whole, and at their players, officials and supporters times we look like a side devoid of any we extend a warm welcome and hope ideas. Doubtless we can play, but sus- you enjoy your short stay with us. We tained periods of possession are wast- also extend a warm welcome to today's ed when the cross field pass flies out of match officials and hope they too enjoy play or fails to reach its intended recipi- their visit to the Memorial Ground. ent. Also, for some reason we are re- luctant to pull the trigger, opting in- Our visitors, nicknamed the Stags, are stead to pick out a team mate. If you currently 13th in the league with 12 don't shoot you don't score! Maybe we points from 9 games. They are, howev- get a deflection and that bit of unex- er, in a rich vein of form, having won 4 pected luck is the catalyst for a change of their last 5 games including victories in our fortunes. over Merthyr, Yate, Met Police and Weston Super Mare. Their only league The boys will have to be at their best reversal being a defeat away at Wim- today to get anything from the game. I borne Town. know the players and the management will be hurting after recent performanc- A bit about our opponents: es. I also know and sympathise with the frustration felt by the Hartley faith- Full name: Walton Casuals FC ful. Now, however, is not the time to be giving the players stick for things Nickname(s): The Stags that are not going right. We are a team on and off the pitch and we need now Founded: 1948 more than ever to pull together and begin our climb back up the table. Ground: Elmbridge Sports Hub, Walton-on-Thames, Surrey Maybe we have been spoiled by too many years of success. Like all sides, Capacity: 2,500 however, we do not have a divine right 6 VS WALTON CASUALS : 12 OCT 2019 to succeed in all we do. It could be THE ROW 100 CLUB worse, and I could be a Man United fan. Oh hang on ……… re you signed up to the 100 Club, A the monthly draw on the last Fri- Last Saturday the Reserves recorded a 2 day each month? First prize is £100, -1 home win against Dunstable Town second is £25 and a third prize of at U/21. In a hard fought encounter, the Row edged proceedings with goals from least £25 with a rollover if the winner debutant Adam Cornell and the winner isn’t present at the draw. courtesy of Dan Mellor from the penalty spot. Ask at the bar about signing up to our 100 Club. 50% of the funds go back to I hope you all enjoy the game this after- noon. Please get behind the team, and Your Club . £5 per month/£60 per year. as usual thank you for your continued Remember, you have to a) be in the support. draw to stand a chance of winning any- thing, and b) be at the Club when the draw is made if your name comes up

Luke and you want to claim the 3rd prize. #UTR

7 MILLERS

Good afternoon first half. The players showed their ca- and welcome to pability second half and took the game the Memorial by the scruff of the neck, rightfully Ground, in partic- equalising. It would be wrong to say ular to those who Yate didn't have chances within a peri- have made the od of territorial dominance by us, but short hop from again, these occurred from our mis- Walton. takes rather than being opened up by good play. Walton are on a good run of form The manner of the defeat was ex- but that was in- tremely disappointing, and I can assure evitable with you the player/management staff felt some of the play- as flat as any travelling supporter. Go- pic: Mark Sandom ers they have ing full throttle to get the victory, we signed recently, occasionally left ourselves exposed, but who are established, talented players again, a combination of poor execution, at this level and beyond. In Steve lack of composure and bad luck saw Conroy they have a good manager who their peppered goal sustain a series of took Kings Langley to the brink of the near misses. Yes, things aren't going play-offs last season, so it was only our way at that end of the pitch and going to be a matter of time before we've not really had the rub of the they turned a corner. green, but we must take advantage of these periods in the game, as most In contrast, we need to turn a corner teams in this league are capable of after a series of disappointing results. A scoring from nothing. We must also run of three league defeats is extreme- reduce the number of personal errors ly frustrating and disappointing after which have allowed teams to snatch the solid foundation we built for our- points at numerous times this season. selves in our opening games. I felt the Salisbury performance was positive The squad remain upbeat and so they despite the result - if we had been should. We've added quality to the more clinical and better in the final squad and certainly feel we have ad- third, we could have snatched a result vanced from where we were a year there, but that has been a fairly famil- ago. Unfortunately, we don't have the iar theme of late. Our first half showing same points tally, but as you've seen in against Yate was far from satisfactory recent history, a win goes a long way and the players knew that, hence a in this league, and we must do all we completely different performance in the can to ensure we put on a performance second half. today over a sustained period of time that puts us in a position to do that. After we weathered the initial threat, in particular their shape which was caus- Enjoy the game. ing a few issues, we failed to grow into the game as we should have, down to Up the Row a number of un-forced errors, sloppy passing and poor decision making on the ball. All momentum frequently Millers broke down, and we gifted them a Pic: Josie Shipman freak goal to compound a wretched 8

9 10 MATCH REPORT: YATE TOWN

Yate Town v Hartley Wintney, can only get better', blared out; this BetVictor Southern League Prem- was very apt for the match and Hartley ier South. Tuesday 8th Oct 2019 Wintney in particular. Report by David Graham Things did get better and the Row Hartley Wintney's poor form continued pulled level on 48 minutes. Nathan as they lost at bottom club Yate Town, Smart got free on the right and his shot the winner coming in the 93rd minute. was blocked. The ball fell kindly for Adam Cornell. The debutant striker The Row had the first chance on 8 rifled the ball goalwards and it hit the minutes when a Ty Smith corner saw post, the crossbar and the side netting Jack Ball head forward and new signing inside the goal. After a pause, referee Adam Cornell shot over from close Benjamin Williamson awarded the goal range. The home side created the next after the signal from his assistant. chance. A Hartley corner on 12 minutes led to a long ball up field finding Louis Play generally improved from both Britton in the clear. Row keeper, Luke sides as they set out to get the winner. Williams, was off his line and relieved On 50 minutes, the elusive Britton got to see the lob from Britton go wide. free down the middle for a one-on-one with Williams, which the Row keeper Six minutes later, a free kick on the left won. Two minutes later, Williams was by Bradley Webb was won in the penal- again in action as he pulled off a good ty area by Nickolas Peare, whose head- stop from Nickolas Peare. At the other er was blocked. Grant Horton, following end, on 53 minutes, a Row move end- up, shot wide. ed with Ty Smith seeing his effort saved by Forster. On 20 minutes Hartley were unlucky not to go ahead. A Ty Smith corner On 64 minutes, a corner from Smith found Jack Ball and his shot hit Alex found the head of Ball who forced For- Albert and went wide. But then on 24 ster into making a good save. Six minutes the Bluebells went ahead. An- minutes later, with the Row in the as- other long ball forward gave Britton a cendancy, another Ty Smith corner saw chance, but Luke Williams pushed the the ball break to Albert, who saw his striker's shot past the post. From the effort produce another good stop by resulting corner, Ty Smith misdirected the Bluebells keeper. his clearing header and Britton had the easy task of bundling the ball home On 74 minutes, substitute Luke Spokes from close range. for the home side dribbled through the Row defence, his parting effort bringing Play became very scrappy, with both out a good stop from Williams. Then on sides guilty of many misplaced passes. 82 minutes, Britton made space for a Hartley gained a slight edge and the shot and brought out a save from a nearest they came was a shot from Ball well positioned Williams. which brought out a good save from Bluebells keeper, Adam Forster, on 42 Good interplay between Josh Webb and minutes. Sal Abubakar on 87 minutes saw the former see his shot deflected past the HT: YATE TOWN 1 HARTLEY 0 goal. With the Row pressing hard, a cross from Dean Rule found Steve Duff, The half time music, D ream's 'Things whose effort was also deflected away 11 MATCH REPORT: THATCHAM TOWN and past the post. Hartley Wintney v Thatcham Town, Southern League Challenge Into added time of 5 minutes and the Cup 1st Round. Tues 1st Oct 2019 Bluebells were reduced to 10 men Report by David Graham when Bradley Webb picked up a sec- ond yellow card. Hartley Wintney bowed out of the League Cup after losing out by the odd In the third minute of added time, the goal in seven against Thatcham Town. Bluebells snatched the winner, gift Both teams served up a good match wrapped by the Row. considering the conditions of driving rain and wind for some periods of play. Nathan Smart attempted a high, risky cross-field pass from defence. The ball It was the visitors who started the bet- was intercepted by Sam Kamara who ter and their very quick forwards gave fed in Britton for a one-on-one with the Row problems. After a few near Williams and this time the striker kept misses the Kingfishers took the lead on his cool and fired into the corner of the 13 minutes during a very heavy down- net. [D Graham] pour. Adam Kelly did well to create space down the right and his cross was FT: YATE TOWN 2 HARTLEY 1 headed in at the back post by George Jeacock. (0-1) HARTLEY MOTM: Josh Webb The Row responded well and created a Attendance: 167 number of chances following good build up play. On 26 minutes, Alex Al- Match Rating: 2/5 bert got on the end of a right wing cross and headed against the post. YATE TOWN: Adam Forster, Mason Hartley continued the pressure and a Evans, Grant Horton, Nicholas Peare, drive towards goal by Ty Smith saw Josh Ford, Sam Boulton, Sam Kamara, Dean Rule deflect the ball past Paul Joe Guest, Olly Mahew, Louis Britton, Strudley, the popular former Row keep- Bradley Webb. er. (1-1)

Subs: Michael Bryant, Jack Twyman, Hartley remained on top, with Rule and Elliott Knightley, Luke Spokes (on), winger Sal Abubakar causing Thatcham Ross Langworthy. many problems. On 31 minutes, after a number of near misses, the Row went HARTLEY WINTNEY: Luke Williams, ahead. Steven Duff came inside from Louie Paget, Tom Bird, Jack Ball, the left and fired in an unstoppable Alex.Albert, Ty Smith, Nathan Smart right foot shot from 20 yards. (2-1) (c), Josh Webb, Mickel Platt, Adam Cor- nell, Steven Duff. Things looked promising for the Row but they were undone on 37 minutes Subs: Jordan Stepney, Shane Hollamby when the visitors equalised. A long rak- (on for Mickel Platt), Dean Rule (on for ing ball forward eluded the Hartley de- Adam Cornell), Sal Abubakar (on for fence and left Felipe Barcelos with a Tom Bird) clear run in on goal. The striker showed composure in rounding Luke Williams in the Row goal and slotting into the empty net. (2-2) 12 MATCH REPORT: SALISBURY FC

HT: HARTLEY 2 THATCHAM TOWN 2 HARTLEY WINTNEY: Luke Williams, Nathan Smart (c), Callum Abraham- Hartley dominated the initial period of Barlow, Alex Albert, Jordan Stepney, the second half and came close to tak- Josh Webb, Steven Duff, Ty Smith, ing the lead on several occasions. Mickel Platt, Dean Rule, Sal Abubakar. Eventually they got a breakthrough on Subs: Jack Ball (on for Josh Webb), 66 minutes. Abubakar jinked past Tom Bird (on for Jordan Stepney), Lou- Thatcham defenders before being ie Paget, Shane Hollamby. brought down in the penalty area. Ty Smith fired home from the penalty THATCHAM TOWN: Paul Strudley, spot. (3-2) Curtis Angel, Jordan Williams, Samual Barder, Zac Westlake, Matt Day, Adam Having worked hard to get in front, the Kelly, Callum Willmouth, George Row were pegged back almost immedi- Jeacock, Felipe Barcelos, James Ten- ately with an identical goal to the King- nant. fishers' second counter. A through ball Subs: Lamin Sankon, Kyle Toole, Jack seemed to find the Row defence part Alexander (on), Fabio Pinto (on) like the Seas of Galilea, leaving Bar- celos to again dribble around Williams and score into an empty net. (3-3) Salisbury FC v Hartley Wintney, Both sides went after the winner and it BetVictor Southern League Prem- was the Kingfishers on 78 minutes who ier South, Sat 28th Sept 2019 claimed the win. A long, high right Report by David Graham wing cross eluded Williams and substi- tute Fabio Pinto managed to force the Two first half goals from the hosts saw ball home at the back post. (3-4) Hartley Wintney lose out at Salisbury. This was despite a much improved per- Thatcham went down to 10 men on 83 formance from the FA Cup matches minutes when Jordan Williams picked against Chichester City. up a second yellow card after kicking the ball away at a Row free kick. The Hartley started the better and on 3 Row pressed towards the end but the minutes a good move down the left set visitors held on to move into the next up Alex. Albert with a shooting chance. round. The midfielder's effort from 25 yards went over the crossbar. For Hartley, they can take comfort in that they have at last scored again fol- Salisbury took the lead on 6 minutes lowing three matches where they failed with their first attack in the game. to find the back of the net. Best per- Shaquille Hippolyte-Patrick did well to formers on the night were youngsters create space and his cross from the left Sal Abubakar and Dean Rule. [D Gra- was headed home at the back post by ham] Bay Downing. (1-0)

FT: HARTLEY 3 THATCHAM TN 4 Two minutes later a dangerous attack from the Whites saw Downing free HARTLEY MOTM: Sal Abubakar Lewis Benson on the right of the penal- ty area. The winger's low cross was Attendance: 112 just missed by incoming Salisbury for- wards. 13 MATCH REPORT: SALISBURY FC

With the home side in the ascendancy, photo: josie shipman Downing tried his luck from distance but saw his de- flected effort saved by Luke Williams in the Row goal.

Hartley came into the game and had long periods of possession but were unable to unlock the Whites defence to create a chance. On 30 minutes, Benson and Daniel Fitchett combined well for The Row started to dominate posses- the Whites and the latter's low cross sion but it was the home side who across the face of the goal had no tak- looked dangerous on the break. On 69 ers. minutes, a good move down the left created a chance for Hippolyte-Patrick, Two minutes later, a long free kick who saw his shot blocked. from Salisbury into the box was partial- ly cleared and Oliver Knowles saw his Two minutes later, a long free kick on effort from 20 yards held by a well po- the left from Tom Bird gave Ty Smith a sitioned Williams. chance for the Row, from which the substitute shot just over. On 77 Three minutes before the break, the minutes, a shot-come-cross from Bird home side increased the lead. Hippoly- was narrowly missed towards the far te-Patrick made good progress down post by Louie Paget. the left and the ball was worked across the Row's goal to Benson. The winger Two minutes later Hartley had a cut in and sent a left foot shot into the chance when a cross from the left by net. (2-0) Steven Duff found Nathan Smart. The Row skipper elected to blast the ball HT: SALISBURY 2 HARTLEY 0 and it hit keeper Smith full in the face before going for a corner. The Whites The Whites started the second period keeper was down for a period before with a slight edge, although Williams in being stretchered off, but he was the Row goal was not called into ac- thankfully sitting up as he passed us. tion. Hartley came into the game and Tobias Holmes, an outfield player, should have reduced the lead on 58 pulled on the keeper's jersey, and with minutes. Mickel Platt did well to show Salisbury having already used their trickery and elude the last defender. three subs, they had to conclude the Faced with a one on one with Whites match with 10 players. keeper, Thomas Smith, the young strik- er blazed over the bar. Hartley moved Shane Hollamby up front to try and reduce the deficit and 14 MATCH REPORT: CHICHESTER CITY the Row pressed hard. A number of Chichester City v Hartley Wintney, scrambles in the Whites goalmouth en- The Emirates FA Cup 2nd Round sued but the home side held on with Qualifying Replay, Tuesday 24th some brave defensive blocks. September 2019. Report by David Graham A breakaway in the 90th minute saw Elliott Wheeler get a shot away for the A goal early in the second half from Ja- hosts and Williams brought out a good mie Horncastle was enough to separate diving save. the teams and send Chichester City de- servedly into the FA Cup 3rd Qualifying Into the 6 minutes of added time and Round. They will now play Enfield Town Hartley continued to press. Smith set up at home. Webb who saw his effort beat Holmes but it went just past the post. Then The Row continued with the up front good play by Platt set up Webb again, pairing from Saturday of Mickel Platt but the hardworking midfielder shot and Jack Ball. After 3 minutes a Steven over. Duff cross from the left saw the ball break to Platt who shot home from close All in all a much better show by the Row range. However, referee Tristan Greaves after the Chichester 'collywobbles'. How- spotted a push by a Hartley player just ever, the match was decided by the before the ball reached Platt. home side having more know-how in attacking positions to work and score The Chi gained control of midfield and goals. set about probing the Hartley defence. On 5 minutes, a good build up led to a FT: SALISBURY 2 HARTLEY 0 shot from Lloyd Rowlatt which was de- flected wide. Then loose play by the Hartley MOTM: JOSH WEBB Row led to a break on goal on 11 minutes by Kaleem Haitham. The wing- Attendance: 591 er's parting shot went just past the post. SALISBURY: Thomas Smith, Bay After 17 minutes, a dangerous cross Downing, Joshua Summerton, Aaron from Chichester saw Shane Hollamby Dawson, Kevin Amankwash, Nathaniel almost head the ball into his own net Osemi, Lewis Benson, Oliver Knowles, when trying to clear. Daniel Fitchett, Warren Bentley, Shaquille Hippolyte-Patrick. The Row edged into the game but creat- Subs: Tobias Holmes (on), Leroy Lita, ed no chances, and Steven Mowthorpe Gabriel Rogers (on), Elliot Wheeler (on), in the Chi's goal was not called into ac- Ricky Wellard tion. On 39 minutes, Gicu Iordache went on a quick break down the right and was HARTLEY WINTNEY: Luke Williams, unlucky to see his effort blocked. He Louie Paget, Tom Bird, Jack Ball, Shane regained the ball and again saw his sec- Hollamby, Alex. Albert, Nathan Smart ond effort blocked. (c), Josh Webb, Mickel Platt, Dean Rule, Sal Abubakar. HT: CHICHESTER 0 HARTLEY 0 Subs: Jordan Stepney, Steven Duff (on for Sal Abubakar), Ty Smith (on for Chichester continued to do the probing Dean Rule), Callum Abraham-Barlow at the start of the second half and were rewarded on 50 minutes with a good 15 THE PAPERS SAID: KINGS LANGLEY Hartley Wintney FC Reserve Team Shirt Sponsor for 2019/20

16 MATCH REPORT: CHICHESTER CITY goal. Play was moved with crisp pass- Chichester reclaimed some of the play ing from the left of the Hartley area and on 90 minutes a slick move down across to the right. Iordache and Josh the left gave Clack a chance which Clack combined and a low delivery forced a good save from Luke Williams cross was swept home by Jamie Horn- in the Hartley goal. castle from 10 yards. The last chance for the Row to save Two minutes later Hartley thought they the tie came when Rule and Paget had equalised. A Nathan Smart cross combined well down the right and the was headed home by Jack Ball. Howev- latter's parting shot skimmed the cross- er, the celebrations were cut short by bar. the flag of the assistant referee for off- side. The final whistle brought much celebra- tion from the home support. For Hart- Hartley piled on the pressure and were ley a bitterly disappointing defeat. unlucky on 61 minutes when Platt set There was a sense that the home side up Josh Webb who shot from 25 yards. had the greater desire to win, and over The ball hit a defender and looped over the two ties the Row's play looked la- Mowthorpe in goal, but just past the boured. The bright spot was the intro- upright. A left wing corner two minutes duction of Dean Rule, who made a real later saw Shane Hollamby head across difference in the latter stages. goal and Jack Ball headed just over. FT: Chichester City 1 Hartley 0 The introduction of striker Dean Rule for Hollamby saw Ball move back into CHICHESTER CITY: Steven defence. The young striker brought the Mowthorpe, Ryan Davidson, Rob team to life and his movement posed Hutchings, Matt Axell, Connor Cody, problems for the Chi's defence. On 65 Corey Heath, Gicu Iordache, Jamie minutes, Matt Drage picked out a run Horncastle, Josh Clack, Lloyd Rowlatt, by Rule and his parting effort brought Kaleem Haitham. out a save from Mowthorpe. Four minutes later, a cross from the right by Subs: Theo Bennetts, Scott Jones, Rory Smart found the head of Ty Smith who Biggs (on), Ben Pashley (on), Denis saw his effort crash off the crossbar. Gurau, Jimmy Wild, Ant Ender.

On 72 minutes, in the midst of constant HARTLEY WINTNEY: Luke Williams, Hartley pressure, Webb and Duff com- Louie Paget, Tom Bird, Shane Hol- bined and the latter's cross was headed lamby, Matt.Drage, Tyron Smith, Na- just wide by Smart. Two minutes later, than Smart (c), Josh Webb, Mickel Louie Paget and Rule combined well Platt, Jack Ball, Steven Duff. down the right and the latter's cross saw Platt shoot wide. Subs: Alex Albert, Jordan Stepney, Dean Rule (on), Jack French, Callum After 80 minutes Paget again became a Abraham-Barlow, Salhin Abubakar (on) provider and his cross saw Rule bring a save from Mowthorpe. Two minutes Attendance: 210 later, with the pressure intense, a Webb corner was only partly cleared and the follow up shot by Matt Drage was blocked. 17

HARTLEY WINTNEY FC PEN PICS

Nathan Smart Jack Ball Our current club cap- Central defender tain now in his 2nd now in his 3rd sea- season, previously son with us having with Slough Town. helped us to promo- Players’ Player & tion to the Southern Managers’ Player of Premier. Last term’s the Season last term, Supporters’ Player of Nathan is comfortable the Season. across the back or in midfield.

Louie Paget Mickel Platt Louie came through Striker/attacking from our youth team midfielder Mickel setup and has grown (19) came to us on into a versatile player a work experience who can play at full from QPR last sea- back on either flank son. Rejoined at the or anywhere in mid- start of the season field. Former U18 on his release this youth team captain. summer from QPR.

Alex Albert Tyron Smith Alex joined us in Feb Experienced mid- 2019 from Cirencester fielder in his 3rd Town. Comfortable at season with us. the back or in mid- Previously played field. Former clubs with Kingstonian include Worcester and Met Police. City and Smethwick Shares the club Rangers. Previously captain role. played in Romania.

Josh Webb Jack French Hard working and Midfielder with combative midfielder superb first touch with an incredible who finds his way engine. Josh joined out of seemingly Hartley from Met impossible situa- Police ahead of the tions with his tight 2017/18 season. ball control. Terrific Managers’ Player of workrate. the Season last term.

Steve Duff Luke Williams A Hartley fans’ fa- Experienced goal- vourite and club keeper signed in legend, The Train August from Met helped the club to Police. Luke's other two championship previous clubs in- wins and a double clude Slough Town, promotion. Rejoined Hereford, Aldershot us at the end of Town and Harrow November ’18. Borough.

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Ty Newton Chris Harris Tyrone came to us A fast maturing young towards the end of goalkeeper who has last season from featured for Reading Colliers Wood and U23s. A good shot gave us strength in stopper and assured midfield when called handler of the ball on. An absolute who has already competitor, strong in shown us he’s a very the air and hard in capable keeper. the tackle.

Salhin Angel Zapata Abubakar Montes Exciting young After joining late last winger in his 2nd season, the young season with the Row Columbian showed having joined in Dec ‘18. Came through flashes of skill that the JMA Reading suggest he could Football Perfor- repay our entrance mance Programme. fee with one mes- merising move.

Shane Callum Hollamby Abraham-Barlow A versatile player Callum impressed who was key for us Millers when we in the seasons that played Fleet two sea- ignited our climb up sons ago with the the pyramid, Shane young left back up has rejoined us from against Paul Hodges. Basingstoke Town. Brave in his defending and attacking.

Dean Rule Reece Wylie A hugely promising Exciting young central 18 year-old striker midfielder who joins who has come to us us on dual registration from Camberley from Aldershot Town. Town. Scored a hat Confident on the ball, trick in his U18 a natural centre mid- England Schools field player with good debut in Jan 2019. ball control who im- pressed in pre-season.

Tom Bird Jordan Experienced full- back with good Stepney ability on crosses Central defender and free-kicks, and signed in August a fierce left foot after a brief spell shot. with us last season. Previous clubs in- clude Badshot Lea and Farnham Town.

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HWFC PLAYER PEN PICS & SPONSORS

Michael Adam Cornell Campbell Adam formed part Hardworking striker of Bracknell Town’s with great energy & prolific forward line pace. Top goalscor- at step 4 last sea- er for us last term. son. Signed for us Left in the summer towards mid Octo- but rejoined the ber and scored on Row at the end of his debut at Yate September. Town.

Please sponsor a player or member of the Row coaching staff. Details/ options on page 37 You’ll receive recognition in the Match Day Programme & on our Website. And you’ll feel a warm glow of pride inside all season! Please email: [email protected] PLAYER/COACH SPONSORED BY Chris Harris Your name or company name here? Luke Williams Louie Paget Your name or company name here? Callum Abraham-Barlow Tyron Smith Jack Ball Suzanne & Duncan Swan Alexandru Albert Shane Hollamby Nathan Smart Electric Bike Factory Jack French David Graham Joshua Webb Tony Flanders Steven Duff David Willoughby se Salhin Abubakar ea Pl Angel Zapata-Montes ! by ou et Tom Bird Zoom Leisure Y g r, eed d ye Tyrone Newton n e bu la 7 We th p 3 Mickel Platt st a ge o ing pa Dean Rule bo or e ns se o - Adam Cornell sp 35 £ Jordan Stepney om Michael Campbell fr Reece Wylie Your name or company name here? Anthony Millerick Your name or company name here? 22 MANAGEMENT & COACHING STAFF

Anthony Millerick : First Team Manager ‘Millers’ is now in his fifth season with the Row. He has guided us to two league titles, two promotions taking us from step 5 to step 3, a Hampshire Senior Cup Semi-Final, and lifting the Aldershot Senior Cup. Tactically astute and, whilst he can be uncompromising, he has a way with his players that engenders loyalty.

Steve Noakes : Assistant Manager Steve became Millers’ number 2 at the end of Septem- ber 2019, having joined the Row as an experienced player ahead of the 2014/15 season, taking on the captaincy. His presence on the pitch, as well as his ability on the ball, helped guide us from the Combined Counties League to the Southern League.

Neil Woodyer : First Team Coach Neil joins us this season, well known to Millers from Neil’s time as assistant manager at Camberley some 10 years ago. Strong in his opinion yet very willing to hear another point of view, Woody’s approachable manner makes him a real asset.

Sam Rafique : First Team Coach Sam holds a UEFA License and is also currently an academy coach with Aldershot Town FC. Into his second season with us, he’s had spells at Fleet Town, Godalming Town & Camberley Town. Affable and very approachable, Sam works incredibly hard for the Club.

Keith Benjamin : Goalkeeping Coach An experienced goalkeeping coach in his second season with us, Keith brings us a wealth of experience and provides specialist goalkeeper mentoring and coaching to our group of talented ‘keepers.

Mark Hurst : First Team Coach One of the highest regarded football coaches locally, Mark has worked as a coaches' coach at both Fulham and Villareal FC. His experience and approach to helping players achieve their best is hugely beneficial.

Mark Povey : Sports Therapist Mark joined us this season from Wealdstone FC. He comes to us with a wealth of experience in the game, and with fresh ideas and techniques regarding physiotherapy, fitness and general well-being which have already benefited the players.

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Date Opponents Result Att Comp 1 2 3 4 10 Aug A Wimborne Town D 0-0 286 League Williams Paget Bird Ball 13 Aug H Swindon Supermarine L 1-2 228 League Williams Paget Bird Ball 17 Aug H Harrow Borough D 1-1 238 League Williams Paget Abraham-Bar. Ball 24 Aug A Met Police W 0-1 111 League Williams Paget Bird Drage 26 Aug H Gosport Borough D 0-0 305 League Williams Paget Bird Ball 31 Aug A Dorchester Town W 2-3 311 League Williams Smart (c) Bird 1 Ball 1 07 Sep H Spelthorne Sports W 3-0 192 FA Cup 1RQ Williams Paget Bird 1 Ball 14 Sep H Tiverton Town L 1-4 212 League Williams Smart (c) Bird Ball 17 Sep H Fareham Town W 5-1 74 Hants Snr 2 Williams Paget Abraham-Bar. Hollamby 1 21 Sep H Chichester City D 0-0 205 FA Cup 2RQ Williams Smart (c) Bird Hollamby

24 Sep A Chichester City L 1-0 210 FA 2RQ Rep Williams Paget Bird Hollamby 28 Sep A Salisbury L 2-0 591 League Williams Paget Bird Ball 01 Oct H Thatcham Town L 3-4 112 Lg Cup 1R Williams Smart (c) Abraham-Bar. Albert 08 Oct A Yate Town L 2-1 167 League Williams Paget Bird Ball

12 Oct H Walton Casuals League 15 Oct A Beaconsfield Town League 19 Oct A Blackfield & Langley League 22 Oct H Chesham United League

26 Oct TBA Trophy 1RQ 02 Nov A Weston-Super-Mare League 06 Nov Lg Cup 2 09 Nov H Poole Town League 16 Nov A Truro City League 23 Nov H Taunton Town League

30 Nov A Merthyr Town League 07 Dec H Hayes & Yeading Utd League 14 Dec H Salisbury League 21 Dec A Hendon League 26 Dec H Farnborough League 01 Jan A Gosport Borough League 04 Jan H Wimborne Town League 11 Jan A Swindon Supermarine League 18 Jan H Met Police League

25 Jan A Harrow Borough League 01 Feb H Dorchester Town League 08 Feb A Tiverton Town League 15 Feb H Beaconsfield Town League 22 Feb A Walton Casuals League 29 Feb H Blackfield & Langley League 07 Mar A Chesham United League

14 Mar A Poole Town League 21 Mar H Weston-Super-Mare League 28 Mar A Taunton Town League 04 Apr H Truro City League 11 Apr H Yate Town League

13 Apr A Farnborough League 18 Apr H Merthyr Town League 25 Apr A Hayes & Yeading Utd League 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 Hollamby Albert Smart (c) Smith Rule Parker Webb Abubakar Tayo French Hollamby Albert Smart (c) Smith 1 Tayo Parker Webb Abubakar Rule French Hollamby Albert Smart (c) Smith Platt Parker 1 Webb Drage French Tayo Albert Smith Smart (c) French Platt Parker Webb Stepney Abubakar Rule 1 Drage Albert Smart (c) Smith Rule Ogibeifun Abubakar French Webb Duff Drage Albert 1 Abubakar Smith Platt Rule Webb French Hollamby Duff Drage Albert Abubakar Smith Platt 1 Rule 1 Smart (c) French Duff Abraham-Bar. Drage Albert Abubakar Smith Platt Rule 1 Webb French Duff Hollamby

Drage 1 Smith 1 Smart (c) French 1 Platt 1 Ball Duff Rule Newton Stepney Drage Albert Smith Abubakar Platt Ball Webb Paget Duff French

Drage Smith Smart (c) Webb Platt Ball Duff Rule Abubakar Hollamby Albert Smart (c) Webb Platt Rule Abubakar Duff Smith

Stepney Webb Duff 1 Smith 1 Platt Rule 1 Abubakar Ball Bird Albert Smith Smart (c) Webb Platt Cornell 1 Duff Hollamby Rule Abubakar

WALTON CASUALS HISTORY

Walton Casuals FC was formed in July to Franklyn Road. The 1982–83 season 1948, owing its early origins to mem- saw the Casuals win their first major bers of the Armed Forces. The earliest honour, becoming champions of the roots of the club lead back to World Suburban League Southern Section and War II. Following the conclusion of the setting a league record of going 23 war, a group of ex-servicemen returned games unbeaten under manager Kim to their council homes in the Walton-on Harris. The following year the Stags -Thames area. They soon decided to were runners-up behind Sutton United, form an “illegal” Sunday football team, and in the 1986–87 reached the Surrey who would go on to play friendlies Premier Cup Final. against other “illegal” teams through- out the 1946-47 and 1947-48 seasons. Subsequent years saw the club slip into They adopted the name White City FC, a steady decline, regularly finishing in due to the outside walls of their houses the bottom two of the Suburban being painted that colour. League. After 21 years of competing in the Suburban League, In 1948, they decided the club decided to to become a legiti- switch to the Surrey mate Saturday club, Premier League in and Walton Casuals as June 1992 in order to they are currently join the pyramid sys- known were founded. tem. A year of consol- They became affiliated idation paved the way with the Surrey FA for major changes at and acquired the use Franklyn Road the of a pitch at Elm following summer, as Grove Recreation Kim Harris was reap- Ground. The club pointed as manager started off in Division after a successful spell One of the Surrey In- at Hersham RBL and termediate (Central) League and the club expanded into both Sunday gained promotion to the Premier Divi- and youth football. In 1993–94, the sion in 1952–53. Walton Casuals would Casuals won the Surrey Premier go on to finish as runners-up on 3 oc- League Challenge Cup, and in 1994–95 casions: 1954–55, 1956–57 and 1964– the club finished runners-up to 65. The Surrey Intermediate (Central) Chobham in the league. They were also League disbanded in 1965 and the club were losing finalists to Vandyke in the moved into the League’s Western Sec- Challenge Cup. tion for three seasons. During the summer the club was pro- In 1969, the Casuals joined the new moted to the Combined Counties Foot- Surrey Senior League and moved into ball League, and the first four seasons Franklyn Road Sports Field, later known of senior football proved a real strug- as the Waterside Stadium. Two years gle. Finishing bottom of the league in later the club became founder mem- 1996–97, the club avoided relegation bers of the Suburban League, playing thanks to the Combined Counties one season at Walton & Hersham’s League exercising its prerogative to Stompond Lane ground before moving maintain a minimum number of clubs in to Addlestone’s Liberty Lane ground for the Premier Division. With the help of eight seasons. The club then returned Walton charities, installation of flood- 28 WALTON CASUALS HISTORY lights at Franklyn Road was completed nine defeats in as many league games, in Feb 1999, a major hurdle overcome. Mark and Neil Hams left their positions The appointment of Mick Sullivan and by mutual consent in Sept 2014. Tony Garry Clark as joint managers in the Gale and Anthony Gale were drafted in summer of 1999 brought about a dra- as caretaker managers, and immediate- matic improvement. As well as a best- ly picked up the club’s first win. In No- ever finish of 5th, the club won the vember 2014, defender Liam Collins League Cup in 2000. The following sea- was appointed first team manager with son was also relatively successful, with teammate Simon Huckle named assis- a placing of 7th and another appear- tant manager. Collins was able to se- ance in the League Cup final. cure the club’s safety with a comforta- ble 18th-placed finish. At the end of the Although 2002–03 proved a disappoint- season, Che announced his intentions ment, the seeds of success had been to step down from his management sown with Spencer Collins taking over position to focus on his last few sea- as first-team manager in Nov 2002. As sons on the field, while Huckle parted a team capable of much better things ways with the club to join Redhill. slowly began to take shape, ex-West Ham United player Tony Gale was in- Anthony Gale was announced as first stalled as Director of Football. After team manager shortly before the start more team-building in 2003–04, and a of the 2015-16 season and guided the big jump up the table to finish in 7th club to 18th in his first full season in spot, the club took the Combined charge. The following season saw the Counties Football League by storm the Casuals equal their best ever FA Cup year after, finishing 26 points clear at run, reaching the Third Qualifying the top of the table. Initially failing an Round before defeat to Westfield. FA ground inspection, the club launched a successful appeal and The club moved into the Elmbridge Xcel achieved promotion to the Isthmian Sports Hub, a £20 million sports com- League Division One for 2005–06. plex built on the site of the Waterside Stadium, for the 2017–18 season and The club finished 15th in their maiden enjoyed great success in their opening season in the Isthmian League. In 09– year. Losing just two home games 10 the club achieved its best run in the throughout the campaign, Walton se- FA Cup reaching the Third Qualifying cured qualification for the play-offs in Round. The club appointed Neil Ship- the final 15 minutes of the season with perley manager in the summer of 2010 a dramatic conclusion at Ashford Unit- and finishish in 12th place. ed. A semi-final tie at Cray Wanderers ended in a 5–2 victory for the Casuals Mick Sullivan returning to the helm in and booked a final with previous run- October 2011, but after being sacked a ners-up Corinthian-Casuals. After a year later, Danny Carroll took over as goalless 120 minutes, a penalty shoot- manager. With a reprieve saving the out was required. Max Hustwick, Harry Stags in the 2012–13 season, the club Mills, Josh Kelly and Lartey Sarpong all appointed ex-Kingstonian assistant converted from the spot while, Denzel manager Mark Hams as manager, Gerrar made the winning save to earn along with his brother Neil as assistant. a place in the seventh tier for the first The duo rejuvenated the squad and time in the club’s history. guided Walton to their highest ever league finish of 9th. However, after 29 WALTON CASUALS PLAYER PEN PICS

Alex Tokarczyk stonian, Billericay, Slough Town and Alex followed Steve Conroy from Kings Chesham and he was one of Steve Langley and was an immediate target Conroy's first acquisitions for the Stags. for the new gaffer, who made him his first signing. Alex joined Kings Langley Sam Amure from Chesham during last season and a Sam joined the Stags having spent four string of fine performances saw him years in the US playing football and become a fans' favourite and was a big earning a scholarship. Upon his return, factor in Kings Langley's rise up the he came to train with the first team table, which ended with them just and Steve Conroy was impressed missing out on a play-off place. Alex is enough to offer him a place in the first the club vice-captain for 2019/20. team squad.

Elgi Fejzo Manolis Gogonas Elgi is an academy product who was Another one who came and helped us promoted to the first team squad last stay up last season and who decided to season after a string good performanc- stay on board for 2019/20. Known to es caught the eye. He made his first the fans as 'The Tank', Manos has a team debut in the FA Trophy at Car- fantastic work ethic and will run shalton and also stepped in to league through brick walls for his teammates. and cup action for five appearances. Michael Atkinson Ollie Swain Mike is well known at this level and 22 year old Ollie joined us having previ- carries a solid reputation, having per- ously been at National South side Hem- formed well for both Basingstoke and el Hempstead, who snapped him up Farnborough and having seen interest from Bedford Town last season follow- from a number of league clubs. Known ing a solid spell. He has been on the as the 'White Kanté', Mike is a versatile radar of a few league clubs and Steve player who will be a valuable addition Conroy has done well to bring him to to Steve Conroy's new look squad. Walton, where he will no doubt be a huge fans favourite. Brendan Murphy-McVey Brendan played for Basingstoke Town Jay Gasson and Farnborough last season and im- 'Gas' has fast become a cult hero for mediately impressed the Stags fans the Stags fans, having joined us last with his performances in pre-season. A season and being a major factor in our tough tackler, he can certainly hit a survival in his 9 league appearances. football as well as shown with his 40 Gas decided to stick around this season yard wonder strike against Fleet Town. and gives us some solid experience in the back four. Nathan Webb Midfielder Nathan has had spells with Callum Webb fellow Southern Premier clubs Chesham Callum can play in a number of posi- and Beaconsfield and also played over tions and joins us having been with 100 times for Slough Town. More re- Beaconsfield Town last season. His cently he was registered with Hayes & career started out at youth level with Yeading and joins his brother Callum Arsenal and QPR, before he spent three through the door as one of Steve years at Millwall, one as a professional. Conroy's first signings and has been Since then he's had spells with King- made club captain for 2019/20. 30 WALTON CASUALS PLAYER PEN PICS

Keaton August in his three games and was a valued Keaton was born in South Africa, be- member of our Southern Combination fore moving to New Zealand at a very Cup winning squad, and he will now be early age. He started his football career looking to kick on in his first full season in Australia at Brisbane Strikers and in the first team squad. upon moving to England, spent time with West Ham and Brentford. More Cheyce Grant recently he's played for Windsor and Cheyce started out at Tottenham, be- last season for Step 4 side Chalfont St fore moving to National League side Peter AFC, with 8 goals and 5 assists in Borehamwood where he also repre- 21 games. The time is right for the step sented England Colleges. Cheyce im- up to this level and we're sure that pressed throughout pre-season and the Keaton will be a valuable member of management team had no hesitation in the squad this season. making him a part of the first team squad for the coming season. George Pilbeam 23 year old George started out at Arel Amu Brentford, before moving on to AFC 23 year old goalscorer Arel can play up Wimbledon. He played at Step 3 level front or out wide. Previously at Luton last season for Staines Town, however Town and Welling United. A fantastic a change of position resulted in a few spell at Dunstable Town, where he was goals to his name in pre-season, play- top scorer, saw National South side ing as a striker. Hemel Hempstead snap him up, where he scored 6 in 14 since his signing in Max Ndah January. Despite plenty of interest else- 16 year old Max has only recently where, Arel has been impressed with joined the Academy for this coming gaffer Steve Conroy and his team and season, but the pacy winger has al- decided to put pen to paper for the ready shown enough for the gaffer to Stags this season. also make him a part of the first team squad. Max has football in the blood Rohdell Gordon and comes from a fine footballing fami- Rohdell joins us from Royston Town in ly. Dad George will be familiar to plenty the Southern Central Premier, having having played in the Premier League started out in League One for Steven- for Crystal Palace, and older brother age. He also had spells in the National Jamie has Barnet and Torquay on his League and National League South with playing CV. Braintree, Bromley and Hemel Hemp- stead, and has a solitary appearance Harry Shepherd for the Casuals under his belt already, Harry is just 17 and is a forward who back in 2012. spent two seasons as Colney Heath. A powerhouse of a forward, Rohdell He is one of a number of very promis- can play all across the frontline and will ing youngsters on the books now as be a Stags favourite if his pre-season Steve Conroy looks to the future. performances are anything to go by.

George Burnham Another academy player promoted to first team duties last season, George showed his potential straight away by scoring on his debut. He scored twice 31 HARTLEY WINTNEY JUNIOR FC

32 CLUB NEWS

Striker Adam Cornell Joins the Row

We are delighted to announce the signing of striker Adam Cornell. Adam scored on his debut for the club in the league game at Yate Town this week.

Anthony Millerick was pleased to finally land a player that had been a long term target of the club, having been a big part of a prolific Bracknell Town side that made the step 4 play-off finals last season. Talking of the signing just before the midweek trip to Yate, Millers said “32 year old Adam has been in and around the level for a number of years and his experience and know-how will be vital as we look to balance the squad.”

Adam hadn’t played since Bracknell’s play-off final in May, until a run-out with Hartley Wintney’s Reserve Team on Saturday. “After scoring for the reserves on Saturday, Adam joins youngsters Dean Rule and Mickel Platt who have done very well in their short time with us, as well as the returning Michael Campbell, to give us more strength in depth across our forward line,” Millers added.

The speed of Adam's inclusion in the squad has beaten our 'media department' on this occasion, so apologies for the lack of a picture in Hartley colours.

Michael Campbell Returns to The Row Last season's top goalscorer, Michael Campbell, has agreed to rejoin the Row. The popular striker delighted the Hartley faithful last season with his workrate, commitment and goals, and he is sure to be very warmly welcomed back after leaving at the end of last season due to travelling and work commitments. He initially joined Hendon FC in the closed season, the club being closer to home, but departed The Greens shortly after. Hartley Wintney Manager, Anthony Millerick, persuaded the player affectionately known as Mikey to return to The Row, having had two strikers depart the club shortly into the season.

Millers was delighted that Michael agreed to re- turn. "Michael is a great lad, very hard working, very popular in the dressing room and with the fans; he's just the kind of character we need. He has a great personality to go with his pace and ability on the pitch, and for a manager that's a great combination."

Michael (30) began his career at Croydon and has played for Carshalton Athletic, Redhill and Staines Town amongst others.

Since the original announcement, Michael's re- introduction has been delayed due to registration formalities. pic: mark sandom 33

34 CLUB NEWS - AWAY DAYS

November Away Days

We are running coaches to the Weston Super Mare and Merthyr Town games, details as follows:

Weston Super Mare Saturday 2nd November Depart HWFC 10:30 Return 18:00 £20 Non-refundable payment on booking. Bookings close 28th October.

Contact Colin [[email protected]] to secure your seat(s).

Merthyr Town Saturday 30th November Depart HWFC 10:15 Return 18:00 £25 Non-refundable payment on booking. Bookings close 25th November.

Contact Colin [ [email protected] ] to secure your seat(s).

Truro City We are due to play Truro on 16 November and are currently researching accom- modation prices for the Friday and Saturday Nights. If you are interested can you please post a reply to this message on the club website forum. (www.hartleyfc.com)

We are working on discounted rates but this is dependant on the number of supporters interested. An early response would be appreciated. [LM]

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FORTHCOMING FIXTURES

FIRST TEAM

TUES 15th OCT, 19:45 Beaconsfield Town (away) BetVictor Southern Premier South

SAT 19th OCT, 15:00 Blackfield & Langley (away) BetVictor Southern Premier South

TUES 22nd OCT, 19:30 Chesham United (home) BetVictor Southern Premier South

RESERVE TEAM

SAT 12th OCT, 15:00 Westfield Reserves (away) Suburban League Central Division

SAT 19th OCT, 15:00 AFC Hayes Reserves (away) Suburban League Cup

HWFC U18 YOUTH TEAM

WED 16th OCT, 19:30 Alton U18 (home) Allied Counties Youth League

THURS 24th OCT, 19:45 Camberley Town U18 (away) Allied Counties Youth League Cup

WED 30th OCT, 19:30 Camberley Town U18 (home) Allied Counties Youth League

HARTLEY SUNDAY

SUN 13th OCT, 10:30 Chineham Tigers (away) Basingstoke Sunday League Div 3

38 LEAGUE TABLES & RECENT RESULTS

BetVictor Southern League Premier South, Tuesday 8th Oct (Att: 167) Yate Town 2 vs Hartley Wintney 1 25' Louis Britton 49' Adam Cornell 93' Louis Britton

5/10/19 Suburban League Central Division Hartley Wintney Reserves 2 vs Dunstable Town U21 1

9/10/19 Hampshire FA Midweek Floodlit Cup sponsored by Savvy Accountancy Farnborough U19 3 vs Hartley U18 4

6/10/19 Hampshire Vase Cup AFC Prospect Farm Rangers 1 vs Hartley Sunday 5

39 40 THE NLP COLUMN

This week’s NLP programme column afternoon when he saw supporters of was written by DAVID RICHARDSON the club he represents abusing a fellow footballer for the colour of his skin. It All too often in the aftermath of would have been easy to shy away alleged incidents of racism, we see from it but Pools rightly gave him a clubs and leagues put out an ob- platform. ligatory statement and then try to move on as swiftly as possible. Effiong told The NLP: “You hear it and But, following the latest blight on see it out of their mouths. Understand, the game, Hartlepool United de- the fans looked so angry. I’m thinking, serve credit for the way they re- ‘How can I make you that angry that sponded to the unsavoury scenes we you want to give me racial abuse?’ It saw during their game with Dover Ath- wasn’t on and quite upsetting. Even letic, when striker Inih Effiong was sub- their players were devastated by it. ject to racist abuse and gestures from spectators in the Pools end. His team- “We considered walking off. Our gaffer mate Ricky Modeste was also caught asked if we wanted to, their gaffer said up in the incident, while Pools midfield- they would support us if we wanted to. er Gus Mafuta was clearly upset by But we just said, ‘No, let’s get on with what he heard as he told the supporter the game’.” to get out of the ground. Both Effiong and Mafuta feel it is vital An arrest has been made by Cleveland to keep up the conversation. It is im- Police and we hope a heavy sanction is portant their voices are heard. Action handed out should the person be found needs to be firm and strong to eradi- guilty. They have no place in our foot- cate this scar on society and football. ball grounds and we all have a respon- sibility to unite and drive them away.

Both Dover and the National League made their feelings clear in statements released after the game. Dover also pointed out that blame should not be shifted on to the victim. Effiong cele- The NLP is the paper of the non- brated his goal in front of the fans – league game and as a club we urge but that doesn’t give irate people a everybody to support the publication’s pass to racial abuse. efforts by purchasing the paper, or why not take out a subscription and have it Pools reacted well too. With their own delivered to your door each week. players unhappy with what played out, chairman Raj Singh visited their homes on Sunday to talk through what hap- pened. Then, their game against Ches- terfield was used to send out a mes- sage. The front of their programme @Nonleaguepaper and banners carried logos with www.thenonleaguefootballpaper.com ‘Love Pools Hate Racism’. The club also carried an interview with Mafuta, where he was able to put across how he felt that 41

THE STRUGGLE BEHIND THE SCENES

The Future Depends On What We Do Today, Again Our treasurer Colin’s letter first aired in the Gosport programme is worthy of an- other airing. It brings to light the stresses and strains the football club is acutely feeling behind the scenes, and while I believe that those who currently hold the important positions have done an amazing and very professional job, if others don’t soon step forward, the club simply can’t survive at the current level. The requirements of running the business of the club - on and off the pitch 7 days a week - makes it unrealistic to expect that the same people, however talented, can go on delivering the professional level of overall club management without others around to help take some of the strain.

Colin wrote: “… behind the scenes I think that all those involved in running the club would openly admit we are still way off the pace. Yes, we 'get by', but only due to in- credible efforts, in terms of time and money, from certain individuals. But these efforts are taking their toll.”

I don’t feel we just ‘get by’ in terms of the way we handle things in the club - I believe the job being done by the few is very professional - and I don’t think that was Colin’s intention when he wrote that. I completely agree with where Colin is coming from. We are ‘getting by’ in the sense that there are so few doing so much. Colin went on to write: “Do we embrace the fact we are a Step 3 club and make changes to both our commercial and administrative operations to become more self-sufficient and less reliant on a chosen few?” He goes on, “It will require some tough decisions and new strategies, but like it or not football at this level is about money, and without more of it coming into the club we will struggle to sustain football at this level.”

Money is important, but committed people are as important to a football club - actually to any business. Money doesn’t always buy commitment - that’s as true for administrators/helpers as it is for players. We’ve come a very long way, not by paying the biggest wages in whichever league we were in, but in having play- ers, management and club administrators (and in that I include everyone from team secretaries and the chairman, to those showing people where to park and selling the programme) all working toward a singular vision of where we

42 MANY WAYS YOU CAN HELP dreamed the club could get to. We made the grade, but there are those who have paid the price in terms of the workload heaped on them.

Colin highlighted a hugely important issue that all of us who care for this club need to take on board… really take on board, not leave to someone else to think about. The club relies on Millers and his coaching staff to bring in fresh blood out on the pitch, and they’ve done it time after time. But we also need fresh blood and motivated people to help behind the scenes too.

Several have got involved as background volunteers since our CCL days, but we still need more help in all departments. Running this club is no ‘10 minutes every other day’ task. But when the load is spread, it becomes manageable for all.

In the only written response so far to Colin’s letter, apart from my own on our web forum, David Graham wrote: “Looking ahead, the key people to ask are Luke and Elayne, plus of course the committee. Up to now the decision making in virtually every aspect of the club has been spot on... Somehow Luke and Elayne must be supported; it is hard to imagine a more hard working couple for the club.”

Indeed, if these two were a strike force, they’d surely be the league’s top scor- ers year after year. But it has taken its toll, I can see that and I’m sure others have too. And it’s not just them. We all have jobs to do - apart from those fortu- nate enough to be retired - and sometimes it’s very difficult to justify the time spent on club jobs. Then the boys get a win and it carries us through the next week. But if only we could spread the load a little more.

I’m making it sound as if being involved in a football club is like having a stone weight around your neck. It’s not, though it can be at times! Being a part of a successful football club, even more being on the inside, is a special feeling if you love football. The satisfaction it gives is immense. But as a club grows, as the success comes, you need a bigger and bigger squad not just on the pitch but backing it all up… or else you risk putting vital people on the administrative equivalent of the long term injury list!

Please offer to help in whatever way you are able to. Talk to Luke, Elayne, Phil or any committee member. Thank you. [KOB]

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CLUB STUFF YOU NEED TO KNOW

Hartley Wintney Football Club – F.A. League Rule 2.13 Ownership: In accordance with The Football Association Rule 2.13 Publication of Ownership in relation to Step 1 to Step 6 clubs within the football pyramid, we hereby confirm that the Legal Status of HARTLEY WINTNEY FOOTBALL CLUB takes the ‘Form’ of an Unincorporated Association. Hartley Wintney FC has a constitution which sets out the rules that govern its relationship and membership, and elects a Management Committee to run the organisation on behalf of its private members. That committee currently con- sists of the club’s elected Officers. A full copy of the constitution can be found on the Club Web Site: www.hartleyfc.com/club.html (see PDF Club Constitution)

An Excellent Licensed Event Venue Here in Hartley Wintney he Clubhouse at Hartley Wintney FC It's also an ideal venue for Corporate T is well equipped, welcoming and events including sales presentations, available for hire for events of all kinds client events and Christmas parties. at a sensible cost, and you don't need Entertainers can be arranged, given to be a member of the football club to sufficient notice. A multi-activity space hire a room. However big, small, happy provides an ideal setting for meetings, or sad the occasion, the layout of the small conferences, presentations, or as room can be tailored to suit your a base to run a course. We have a needs. range of audio visual, internet Wi-Fi and overhead projection equipment. The kitchen is fully equipped and has a griddle. The bar is well stocked with BOOKING THE CLUBHOUSE alcoholic and soft drinks. Special orders Please make your booking enquiry at for particular wines, beers, lagers and the bar, or by using the contact form ciders can usually be accommodated. on our website. Include your phone number in the message. During times There is a raised stage and a wooden when the Clubhouse is open, the club dance floor, with the remainder of the may be contacted by phone on 01252 room carpeted throughout. 843586.

46 FOOTBALL ON THE BIG SCREEN @HWFC

Saturday 12th October 2019 Georgia v Republic of Ireland EURO 2020 14:00 Sky Sports Main Event

Sunday 13th October 2019 Coventry City v Tranmere Rov League One 12:00 Sky Sports Main Event Scotland v San Marino EURO 2020 17:00 Sky Sports Main Event Wales v Croatia EURO 2020 19:45 Sky Sports Main Event

Monday 14th October 2019 Bulgaria v England EURO 2020 19:45 ITV

Tuesday 15th October 2019 Switzerland v Rep. of Ireland EURO 2020 19:45 Sky Sports Main Event England U21 v Austria U21 UEFA Under-21 19:45 BT Sport 1

Friday 18th October 2019 Cardiff City v Sheffield Wed. Championship 19:45 Sky Sports Main Event

Saturday 19th October 2019 Everton v West Ham Premier League 12:30 BT Sport 1 Crystal Palace v Man City Premier League 17:30 Sky Sports Main Event

Sunday 20th October 2019 Accrington Stanley v Ipswich T. League One 12:00 Sky Sports Main Event Wigan Athletic v Notts Forest Championship 14:00 Sky Sports Main Event Manchester Utd v Liverpool Premier League 16:30 Sky Sports Main Event

Monday 21st October 2019 Sheffield United v Arsenal Premier League 20:00 Sky Sports Main Event

Tuesday 22nd October 2019 QPR v Reading Championship 19:45 Sky Sports Football Tottenham v Crvena Zvezda Champions League 20:00 BT Sport 3 Manchester City v Atalanta Champions League 20:00 BT Sport 2

Wednesday 23rd October 2019 Ajax v Chelsea Champions League 17:55 BT Sport 3 Genk v Liverpool Champions League 20:00 BT Sport 2

full schedule on www.live-footballontv.com

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CLUBS OF THE BETVICTOR PREMIER SOUTH

The clubs in the Premier South 2019-20 for those travelling to away fixtures. Post codes shown for sat-navs but check directions on the host club website before leaving to avoid any ‘dumb’ sat-nav instructions. Mileage shown from our ground is approximate.

Beaconsfield Town 01494 676868 Holloways Park, Windsor Road beaconsfieldtownfc.co.uk Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire HP9 2SE HP9 2SE 35 miles Blackfield & Langley FC 07881 991013 Gang Warily Community & Rec. Centre www.bandlfc.uk Newlands Road, Fawley, Southampton SO45 1GA SO45 1GA 52 miles

Chesham United 01494 783 964 The Meadow, Amy Lane cheshamunited.co.uk Chesham, Buckinghamshire HP5 1NE HP5 1NE 43 miles

Dorchester Town 01305 267 623 The Avenue Stadium, Weymouth Ave dorchestertownfc.co.uk Dorchester, Dorset DT1 2RY DT1 2RY 90 miles

Farnborough FC 07957 936436 Cherrywood Road, Farnborough farnboroughfc.co.uk Hampshire GU14 8UD GU14 8UD 9 miles

Gosport Borough FC 023 9252 5797 Privett Park, Privett Road gosportboroughfc.co.uk Gosport, Hampshire PO12 3SX PO12 3SX 50 miles

Harrow Borough FC 0844 561 1347 Earlsmead, Carlyon Avenue Hosted on pitchero.com South Harrow, Middx HA2 8SS HA2 8SS 40 miles

Hayes & Yeading United 020 8573 2075 The SKYex Community Stadium, www.hyufc.com Beaconsfield Road, Hayes, Middx. UB4 0SL UB4 0SL 34 miles

Hendon FC Silver Jubilee Park, Townsend Lane hendonfc.net Kingsbury, North London NW9 7NE NW9 7NE 44 miles

Merthyr Town 01685 359074 Penydarren Park, Park Terrace merthyrtownfc.co.uk Merthyr Tydfil, Glamorgan CF47 8RF CF47 8RF 140 miles

CLUBS OF THE BETVICTOR PREMIER SOUTH

Metropolitan Police FC 0208 398 7358 Imber Court Sports Club, Ember Lane Hosted on pitchero.com East Molesey, Surrey KT8 0BT KT8 0BT 34 miles Poole Town 01794 517991 Black Gold Stadium, pooletownfc.co.uk School Lane BH15 3JR Oakdale, Poole, Dorset BH15 3JR 75 miles Salisbury FC 01722 776655 Raymond McEnhill Stadium salisburyfc.co.uk Partridge Way, Old Sarum, Salisbury SP4 6PU Wiltshire SP4 6PU 49 miles Swindon Supermarine 01793 828778 The Webbswood Stadium, Supermarine swindonsupermarinefc.com Road, Swindon, Wiltshire SN3 4BZ SN3 4BZ 52 miles

Taunton Town 01823 254909 Viridor Stadium, Wordsworth Drive tauntontown.com Taunton, Somerset TA1 2HG TA1 2HG 112 miles Tiverton Town 01884 252397 Ladysmead, Bolham Road tiverton-town-fc.co.uk Tiverton, Devon EX16 6SG EX16 6SG 132 miles

Truro City 01872 225400 Treyew Road www.trurocityfc.net Truro, Cornwall TR1 2TH TR1 2TH 230 miles Walton Casuals 01932 787749 Elmbridge Sports Hub, waltoncasuals.com Waterside Drive, KT12 2JP Walton-on-Thames, Surrey KT12 2JP 30 miles Weston-super-Mare AFC 01934 621 618 Winterstoke Road, Weston-super-Mare www.westonsmareafc.co.uk Somerset BS24 9AA BS24 9AA 105 miles Wimborne Town 01202 884821 Cuthbury, Cowgrove Road, wimbornetownfc.co.uk Wimborne, Dorset BH21 4EL BH21 4EL 72 miles

Yate Town 01454 228103 The Universal Components Stadium, www.yatetownfc.com Lodge Road, Yate, S. Gloucestershire, BS37 7LE BS37 7LE 83 miles

HWFC GROUND REGULATIONS

1. All persons entering this ground are only admitted subject to these rules and the rules and regulations of the Football Association. 2. The Club reserves the right to prosecute or to eject or cause to be ejected any persons who within the ground or the club premises is considered by the Club its employees or agents (hereinafter called the Club) in their absolute discretion to be, or to have been behaving in any of the following ways: (a) Entering the field of play before or during the course of a game. The field of play is that area within the railings surrounding the perimeter of the pitch and the area beyond the goal line at the Southern Haye end of the ground. (b) Using obscene or abusive language or persistent swearing. (c) Being drunk or under the influence of drink or drugs to any degree. (d) Making vulgar gestures. (e) Using abusive language or behaviour, racial or otherwise. 3. NO bottles, metal cans, glasses, placards, firearms, knives or other similar articles are permitted and the police and club stewards have the right to search any spectator at anytime and to confiscate any article which they consider could be a danger to any other spectators. 4. NO alcohol is to be consumed within the ground. Alcohol may only be consumed within the confines of the clubhouse or other such designated and properly licensed area. All bar areas will close fifteen minutes before kick off time. 5. Climbing of floodlight pylons, fences, stands and other buildings is strictly forbidden and the police and club stewards have the right to eject any persons found doing so. 6. Spectators are advised that they must keep to the designated hard standings within the confines of the ground, these being defined as the walkway to the perimeter of the pitch on 3 sides excluding the area to Southern Haye behind the top goal, the dedicated stand and the sheltered area outside the club house. 7. Spectators are reminded that they must not retrieve any footballs that go in the hedges or rough grass areas. The Club will not be responsible for any injury sustained by any spectator retrieving footballs howsoever caused. A Club Official or designated ball boy will retrieve any balls that exit the field of play. 8. ALL vehicles parked in and around the ground must be properly parked to ensure access for emergency vehicles and to minimise disruption to local residents. All vehicles are parked strictly at the owner’s risk. 9. No unauthorised vehicles are allowed in the Clubhouse/changing room car parking area. The Club reserves the right to remove any vehicle parked in contravention of this regulation. The Club will not be responsible for any damage caused whilst removing the vehicle. By order of The Committee Hartley Wintney Football Club

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BETVICTOR SOUTHERN, PREMIER SOUTH Saturday 12th October 2019, KO 3.00pm

HARTLEY WINTNEY WALTON CASUALS (all orange) (blue & black/blue ) FROM FROM Luke WILLIAMS (gk) Alex TOKARCZYK (gk) (c) Nathan SMART (c) Jay GASSON Tom BIRD Manolis GOGONAS Jack BALL Jerell JOHNSON Shane HOLLAMBY Jude MASON Alexandru ALBERT Michael ATKINSON Salhin ABUBAKAR Stephen WARD Tyron SMITH (vc) David FITZPATRICK Mickel PLATT Andrew OFOSU Dean RULE Rene HOWE Josh WEBB Rhodell GORDON Michael CAMPBELL Harry SHEPHARD Chris HARRIS (gk) Sam AMURE Steven DUFF Goldy CAPELA Callum ABRAHAM-BARLOW Joseph MORRISON Louie PAGET Cheyce GRANT Ty NEWTON Crossley LEMA Adam CORNELL Brendan MURPHY-MCVEY Jordan STEPNEY Nathan WEBB

TODAY’S MATCH OFFICIALS

REFEREE Iain Parsons ASSISTANT Kristian Guyatt ASSISTANT Timothy Bunt