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WESTFIELD FC Vs HAYES & YEADING Official Matchday Programme 2018-19 PRICE £1 WESTFIELD FC vs HAYES & YEADING UTD Bostik League South Central Division Saturday 2 March 2019 Westfield Football Club established 1953 Woking Park, Kingfield Road, Woking, GU22 9BA 01483 771106 (matchdays) or 07407 480032 Management & Backroom Around the Club Tony Reid Steve Perkins Club Manager Chairman Martyn Lee Dave Robson Assistant Manager Vice Chairman David Powell & Tristan Rees Richard Hill Coach President Tiffany Weedon Michael Lawrence Physio Secretary Jim Lee Darren Pasley Kitman Fixtures Secretary Roger Steer Peter Beale Director of Football Treasurer Tex Gallimore Mick Powell Reserve Team Manager Commercial Manager Mark Long Neil Harding Reserve Team Coach Bar Manager Peter Rumble Neil Collins Youth U18 Team Manager Webmaster & Programme Editor Jerry Hooper Youth U18 Assistant Manager With special thanks to volunteers, fans, sponsors and all who help to support the Club at each game Vice Presidents John Ellesley, Philip Arthur-Wosop, Peter Gales, Nobby Reynolds, Alan Evans, Brian Weston, John McIlhargy, John Ludlow, Mick Joseph, Doreen Cable, Michael Lawrence, Alan Morton, Graham Pope, Colin Rearden, Neil Harding, Pat Kelly, David Robson, Michael Robson, Martin Powell Front cover picture - Arsen Ujkaj takes hold of midfield during the 1-1 draw at Ware FC on 16 February, courtesy & Copyright of Kevin Kuhn www.westfield-fc.com Special thanks to our main CLUB SPONSORS First Team Kit Sponsors 2018-19 www.westfield-fc.com HELLO AND WELCOME to Westfield Football Club Everyone here at Westfield Football Club, its players, officials, supporters and generous sponsors are delighted to welcome you to today’s game in the Bostik League South Central Division. It is indeed a great pleasure to entertain top of the league Hayes & Yeading at Woking Park for what we expect will be a quality game deserving of both clubs’ excellent seasons so far. A particularly warm welcome is also extended to our Match Officials and all those who have travelled from near and far, for what is now our fifteenth home league game in this new division. We hope you all enjoy your afternoon, our facilities and hospitality, of which we are so proud, and have a safe journey home. Our visitors today finished last season in 3rd place in the Evo-Stik Southern League Division 1 East, and were moved across to this new South Central Division following the restructuring of Step 4 at the end of 2017-18. Their form this season is remarkable; sitting 17 points clear at the top, having lost only 2 games all season (15 September 1-0 away to Waltham Abbey, and 17 November 2-1 at Marlow), they need just 3 wins (or 9 points) to be certain of a play-off place, and 19 points to win this Division. It seems unlikely that they will drop many more points, though I’m sure we will give them a good game today, and will probably pick up the trophy the week before Easter. Sound familiar, Westfield? The Yellows’ great results continued this Tuesday with a last-minute diving header from Graeme Purdy securing a narrow victory over a strong and forceful Ashford Town, who look likely to have a say in the final outcome of the play-off places this season. The previous Saturday, we travelled to struggling FC Romania, and managed to dig out a 1-0 win (goal from Aaron Watson just before half-time), despite not really getting into any sort of rhythm. 3 points is 3 precious points at this stage of the season, and despite a few tricky games (Tooting, Bracknell and Cheshunt still to play), manager Tony Reid must be confident of another good finish to Westfield’s season. Enjoy the game. Neil Collins Programme Editor & Webmaster TODAY’S MATCHBALL SPONSOR BILLY LUCAS Match Ball Sponsorship package: The Isthmian Football League strongly supports the FA statement that there should be a * Match day tickets for 2 Adults (U16s free) zero tolerance approach against racism and all forms * Complementary match day programme of discrimination. Accordingly any form of discrimina- * Tea and cake/biscuits at half time tory abuse whether it be based on race or ethnicity, * Mention in matchday programme sexual orientation, gender, faith, age, ability or any * Posters around ground and in clubhouse other form of abuse will be reported to The Football This is all for just £50 - What a great deal! Association for action by that Association. Please contact Dave Robson in the Clubhouse www.westfield-fc.com South Central Division News for Saturday 23 February It seems to have taken Hayes & had the advantage, Gurkan Gokmen finding Yeading United rather a long time to get the net, and that ended the scoring. from goal ninety five to goal one hundred, Northwood are eleventh. but they did it today- and remained fourteen The joint biggest win of the day came points clear at the top of the table with that in the shadow of Heathrow Airport, where goal giving them victory over Ware. Josh Bedfont Sports walloped Uxbridge by five Chamberlain got it in the second half, taking goals to one. Harrison Crawford put Sports them to sixty seven points- Ware drop to ahead twelve minutes before the break, but seventh. the next five goals arrived after the Bracknell Town remain in second interval- and the first of those was an place, and they recorded a three-one win at equaliser from Matthew Woods. That’s as Hertford Town. Liam Ferdinand and Adam good as it got for Uxbridge, however, as Cornell put them two up, before Hertford David Pitt, Charlie Postance, Crawford with halved the arrears through Dara Dada. his second and Scott Harris made more than Ferdinand made the points safe in the sixty sure of victory. third minute. At the wrong end of the table, South Cheshunt sit third, opening the Park remain three points outside the scoring at Chalfont St Peter in the twentieth relegation zone, but second bottom Molesey minute and holding that lead until deep into have a game in hand- and are now level on stoppage time, when Conor Hogan extended goal difference after Sparks were walloped it. The Saints remain fifteenth. at Hanwell Town. Two goals in each half Westfield, in fourth, did the double saw the Geordies win four-nil, with Jeremiah over FC Romania, Aaron Watson getting the Maja and Harry Rush scoring in the first half, only goal of the game, whilst Marlow slipped Calum Duffy and Gareth Chendlik making to fifth, Izzy Bademosi getting the only goal sure- the last two goals coming in the last of the match at Chipstead for the home two minutes of the match. side, which sees the Chips in twelfth. Molesey went to Egham Town in a Two early goals from Hady Ghandour clash of the bottom two, and rather like were enough to give Tooting and Mitcham Charles Dickins in the Muppet Christmas United three points against Waltham Carol the Sarnies were haunted by Marley Abbey at Imperial Fields. Christian and Marley, as Moles forward Hamilton Assombalonga got one back for the Abbotts found the net in each half. Egham are eleven nine minutes from time but the result left points away from safety- and twenty goals- the Terrors only three points away from a with only eleven matches to play, whilst the playoff place. Moles have seen their form improve, with Ashford Town are up to eight place, only one defeat in the last four, at the same and picked up three points despite falling time that South Park’s performances have behind at home to Northwood. Zaied Sabti gone the other way, Sparks now suffering put Woods ahead in the twenty-second four straight defeats. Egham, with only two minute, but that advantage lasted less than a points from the last thirty, seem to need a quarter of an hour, James Cottee equalising. miracle. Five minutes after the break the Tangerines 2018-19 Fixtures, Results & Scorers Date Day Comp H/A Opponents F/T Scorers 11/08/2018 Sat BLSC A Uxbridge 2-2 Carder-Andrews 7' Watson 43' 18/08/2018 Sat BLSC H Ware 3-2 Okai 39’ Carder-Andrews 43’p 75’p 21/08/2018 Tue BLVC A Corinthian-Casuals 1-5 Diau 3’ 25/08/2018 Sat FACP A AFC Stoneham 0-2 27/08/2018 Mon BSCL A Egham Town 1-2 Carder-Andrews 63’p 01/09/2018 Sat BLSC H Marlow Town 1-2 Nkoma 49’ 15/09/2018 Sat BLSC A Molesey 4-0 C-Andrews P6’ 48’ Watson 51’ Cooper-Smith 72’ 22/09/2018 Sat BLSC H Cheshunt 1-4 Watson 52’ 25/09/2018 Tue BLSC H Chalfont St Peter 2-2 Nkoma 8' Cooper-Smith P70' 29/09/2018 Sat BLSC A Chipstead 3-0 Cooper-Smith 58' Watson 84' Efambe 87' 06/10/2018 Sat BLSC H Northwood 1-2 C-Andrews P66’ 13/10/2018 Sat FATP A Ashford Town 0-0 16/10/2018 Tue FATP H Ashford Town 2-3 Watson 56’ Steer P90’ 20/10/2018 Sat BLSC A Ashford Town 0-3 23/10/2018 Tue SSC1 A Whyteleafe 0-1 03/11/2018 Sat BLSC H FC Romania 2-1 Purdy 23’ 61’ 17/11/2018 Sat BLSC H Tooting & Mitcham 2-1 Watson 74’ Efambe 93’ 24/11/2018 Sat BLSC A Hertford Town 3-1 Watson 8’ Hayden 10’ Ujkaj 90’ 08/12/2018 Sat BLSC A Hanwell Town 4-1 Watson 45’ 48’ Nkoma 45’ 75’ Tony Reid 11/12/2018 Tue BLSC A Hayes & Yeading 1-5 Martin 76’ Club Manager 15/12/2018 Sat BLSC H South Park 1-1 Burnham 2’ 22/12/2018 Sat BLSC H Egham Town 5-0 Gallimore 32’ Hayden 37’ Kozakis 50’ 54’ Bellmaine 55’ 01/01/2018 Tue BLSC A Bracknell Town 1-3 Cascoe 9’ 05/01/2019 Sat BLSC H Waltham Abbey 1-0 Purdy 17’ 08/01/2019 Tue BLSC H Bedfont Sports 3-0 Nkoma P42’ 69’ 87’ 12/01/2019 Sat BLSC A Marlow 1-0 Cascoe 66’ 19/01/2019 Sat BLSC H Chipstead 2-0 Nkoma 5’ Kozakis 34’ 26/01/2019 Sat BLSC A Northwood 3-1 Hayden 45’ Watson 65 Nkoma 82’ 05/02/2019 Tue BLSC A Chalfont St Peter 2-2 Watson 13’ 21’ 09/02/2019 Sat BLSC H Uxbridge 4-0 Casco 7’ Frith 16’ Ujkaj 27’ Watson 72’ 16/02/2019 Sat BLSC A Ware 1-1 Steer P85’
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