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Tuesday 8Th March 2011 Bicester Town WOOTTON BICESTER TOWN UHLSPORT HELLENIC LEAGUE Bluefin insurance challenge cup SEASON 2010-11 BASSETT TOWN FC FC TUESDAY 8TH MARCH 2011, KICK-OFF 7.45PM Squad Played No. Sub Squad Played No. Sub WOOTTON BASSETT TOWN V BICESTER TOWN Stewart Thompson 1 Jeff Simmonds Liam Edmondson 2 Ashley Johnson Mark McMeeking 3 Ben Williams Matthew Boucher 4 Ian Lovegrove Shaun Carter 5 Gavin Kidd Craig Bowden 6 James Kyberd James Turner 7 Dan Ames Matt Bown 8 Dave Hampton Sam Collier 9 Dan Green Ethan Delaney 10 Adam Lovegrove Sam Packer 11 Craig Pitson Richie Carter 12 Charles Kimbangi Joe Dorey 14 Lenny Sackey Alex Green 15 Nathan Hunt John Beeden 16 Callum Lloyd Shaun Terry 17 James Blake 18 Mitch Wyatt 19 Luke Sharps 20 Damien Teague 21 22 Manager: Dave Turner Manager: Chris Hurley Assistants: Alan Blake & Luke Sharps Assistant: Daniel Tokins Match Officials Referee: R. Beveridge Assist. Ref (Red Flag): R. Dyer Assist. Ref (Yellow Flag): R. Ashman Next Home Games Sunday 13-Mar-11 v Cirencester Ladies (Glos Womens Football League) k-off 2.00pm Tuesday 15-Mar-11 v Abingdon Utd Res (Uhlsport Hellenic League Res Div 1)k-off 7.45pm Thursday 17-Mar-11 v Amesbury Town (Wilts U18 Floodlit League) k-off 7.30pm Saturday 19-Mar-11 v Bracknell Town (Uhlsport Hellenic League Prem Div) k-off 3.00pm keep upto date with the town by visiting the website at wootton bassett town f.c. www.wbtfc.co.uk official matchday programme 2010-11 issue 19 £1.50 WOOTTON BASSETT TOWN FC WOOTTON BASSETT TOWNTOWN FCFC SWINDON LONDON GLASGOW (founded 1882) Gerard Buxton Sports Ground Rylands Way, Wootton Bassett, Swindon, Wiltshire Tel : (01793) 853880 www.wbtfc.co.uk President: Ron Stone Chairman: Paul Harrison Secretary: Rod Carter Treasurer (Club & Youth Section): Dave Topping Club Development Officer: Andy Walduck Head of Senior Section: Chris Jones First Team Manager: Dave Turner Cats HQ Reception First Team Assistant Manager: Alan Blake Reserve Team Manager: Simon Paish Senior Section Treasurer: Steve Martin COLOURDIGITAL COLOURDIGITAL COLOURDIG Head of Youth Section: Peter Yeardley OPYINGB&W COPYINGB&W COPYINGB&W CO Deputy Head of Youth: Nigel Deane NT24X7 PRINT24X7 PRINT24X7 PRINT24X7 PRINT24 Youth Section Secretary: Gill Gascoigne Head of Womans & Girls Section: Bryan Wood WEB ORDERINGONLINE WEB ORDERINGONLIN Under 18 Floodlit Manager: Danny Groom SOLUTIONSDIGITAL SOLUTIONSDIGITAL SOLUTIO Commercial Manager: Simon Baker VICE24X7 SERVICE24X7 SERVICE24X7 SERVICE24 Website Editor and Designer: Scott Smedley Email: [email protected] TERSWE SELL XEROX COPIERS & PRINTERSWE SEL Programme Compiler: Mark Smedley Email: [email protected] Cats Solutions Ltd Two Rushy Platt, Swindon, SN5 8WQ Head of Facilities: Steve Matthews Welfare Officers: Barbara Sealey Maggie Amos Head of Events: Terry Embling Life Members: Micky Woolford (1995) 01793 432913 Rod Carter (2008) Roger Williamson (2008) www.cats-solutions.com Printed by Cats Ltd, Swindon. Programme Printing & Sponsor Front Cover Photo: Sam Collier & Liam Edmondson Wootton Bassett Town FC EDITORIAL would like to thank our kit Good evening and welcome back to Rylands Way for this Bluefin Insurance Challenge Cup sponsors for this season: fixture fixture against Bicester Town. We wish a warm welcome to the players, officials and supporters from Bicester who have made the journey for this fixture and wish them a safe journey Senior Section home. Well done to Dave and the lads for the tremendous result on Saturday, the 4-1 win over Abingdon First Team – TBA Town was a terrific result and will go a long way to securing Premier Division football again next First Team Tracksuits & T-shirts – C.S. Building Services season. Two goals from Sam Collier and one a piece for substitutes Alex Green and Mitch Wyatt doing the damage. and Macmillan Cancer Support Reserves – Ganges Indian Cuisine Tonight sees a break from league action as we look to make it through to the last eight of the League Cup competition. The previous round of this competition was way back in October when Under 18 Floodlit – Quickmovenow.com two goals from Sam Collier booked a place in this round of the competition at the expense of a spirited Rayners Lane side. That day our Division One opponents proved a tough nut to crack and Ladies – Aftech Sheet metal & fabrications and a difficult tie can again be expected tonight. Bicester Town currently occupy fourth place in bristol batteries Division One West with 36 points from 20 games, 11 of which have been won, 3 drawn and they have suffered six defeats. They are currently battling with Clanfield and Purton for that third and possible promotion spot. With leaders Headington Amateurs not having lights third spot may be enough for Bicester to secure a return to the Premier Division. The last time the two sides met was YOUTH SECTION back in 2004-5 when Bicester Town did the double over us, winning 1-0 at Rylands Way and 4-1 Under 18 – Aftech Limited at Bicester, Rob Day scoring or consolation goal that day. In 2003-4 it was honours even as we won 2-0 at home courtesy of goals from John Magani and Geoff Swatton but lost 1-0 at Bicester. Under 16 Girls - SciMAT Ltd Prior to that in the previous three seasons Wootton Basset Town had won all six league games Under 16 - K & M Developments, C.S. Building Services, between the two sides when we were something of a bogey side for Bicester. A.T. Kitchin Homes Looking at what is in tonights programme, Manager Dave Turner looks back at recent games in his From The Dugout column. The From the Archives feature this week goes back to 1997-98 and a Under 15 - GSL UK Limited disappointing season in Division One of the Hellenic League. There is the usual updated league Under 14 Girls - TBA table of the Clubs own Fantasy Football League which still sees Bryan Wood still leading the way although the lead at the top is being eroded week by week. The Youth Section page includes Under 14A – The Barber Shop, th a round-up from young Luke Walduck from games played on Sunday 27 of February together PAS Construction, CCTV Nationwide, with the results from Sunday 6th March. Danny Groom includes a write-up of recent excellent results for the Under 18s who are in the semi-finals of the County Youth Cup and top of the Surehome Construction, Wason & Webb League having hammered nearest rivals Devizes Town 4-1 last week. Under 14B – TBA The next First Team game at Rylands Way is eleven days away when Bracknell Town come to Under 12 – C.S. Building Services Rylands Way. The last time they came to Rylands Way was in the FA Cup in September 2007 Under 11 – Total Value Consultancy, I.C.C. Car & when Bracknell were in the Zamaretto League. Two goals that day from Steve Yeardley saw Wootton Bassett progress through to the next round. The only other time the two sides have met Commercial Vehicle Body Repairs, was earlier this season when Bassett had a bad day at the office, going down 3-0 and also having Babcock Homesafe everyday Shaun Carter sent off. Before that there are games here at Rylands Way featuring the Womens side, the Under 18s and the Reserves. The Womens side are at home on Sunday when Cirencester Under 10A - Quattro Group, High Motive Ladies are the visitors. The Ladies side will be looking to return to winning ways to try and secure Under 10B - WGS Power & Lighting Ltd, High Motive that runners-up spot in the league. The following Tuesday the Reserves entertain high flying Abingdon United Reserves looking to continue the recent improved form. Two days later the Under 9 - S.D.C. South Marston Under 18s play host to Amesbury Town looking to secure three more points in the quest for the Under 8 - TBA league title. Having defeated closest rivals Devizes Town 4-1 last week the destiny of the title is very much in Dannys sides hands now. Win the remaining games and they will be champions. The Training Equipment – Don Rogers Sports Bracknell game is then two days later. First Team Training Kit Sponsor – Milfed Enjoy the game and cheer the lads onto the last eight of this League cup competition. Programme Printing & Sponsor – Cats Solutions Best wishes And all our First Team player sponors and all our groundside board sponsors Mark WORLD OF FOOTBALL this week looking at ....fans clubs Ten days ago, when the Wootton Bassett Town game at Binfield fell victim to a lunchtime postponement, the Smedley family had a decision to make. With Scott already in Woking and with Stuart already on the train out of Waterloo what were we going to do that afternoon? With wife Claire wanting to go shopping in Kingston the solution was easy, a trip to watch AFC Wimbledon play in the Blue Square Premier, AFC Wimbledon playing at the old Kingstonian ground in Kingston. With the car parked up near the shops Stuart, Scott and I set off on foot for the football ground. Now it did not look too far on the map but took us a good twenty five minutes. Not really knowing where we were going and not seeing too many fans heading in the direction of the ground we wondered whether we had gone in the right direction but in the end we had taken the most direct route, the ground is just a little way out of the town centre! The game did attract a crowd of just over 3,000 in a nice little stadium that Swindon Town may well be visiting next season.
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