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Wolverton Town Fc TODAY’S SQUADS OLD BRADWELL UNITED WOLVERTON TOWN (Black & White) (Orange & Black) DAVID KEENE Manager PAUL FISHER BEN DYER Assistant ASHLEY FERGUSON SEAN DOLAN Assistant DAN WILLETT 1 ADRIAN BARCIK ZACH FERRIS 2 ABDUL HAKIM AARON BHASIN 3 SAAJAN SEHAJPAL RYAN WATSON 4 SIMON KING SHAUN ENNIS © 5 PAUL CALNAN JOEL RODWELL-BULLOCK 6 CRAIG DAUBNEY V STEVE MCFADYEN 7 LEVENTE KELEMEN PETER MAXEY 8 CHARLIE PARTINGTON PETER MADDIGAN 9 BEN DICKENS WOLVERTON TOWN FC TOMMY COOKE 10 KARL AINSLEY PETE BENTLEY 11 CRAIG MILLS TOBY CRIBB 12 RODOLFO BRUNO JAMIE WILKIE 14 JED CHAPMAN SCOTT PARKER 15 JAKUB TOMSIK BARRY ROONEY 16 ANDY SHERRATT 17 Spartan South Midlands League Division 2 Saturday 21st November 2015 MR LARRY SMITH (London) Kick Off : 2pm MR RICHARD WILLSON (Barton-Le-Clay) MR DANIEL JONES (Kempston) OLD BRADWELL UNITED FOOTBALL CLUB The club are pleased to welcome Abbey Road Bradwell Village Milton Keynes Eastern Paradise as an official club sponsor Club Website: www.clubwebsite.co.uk/oldbradwellunited Twitter: @oldbradwellutd CHAIRMAN CLIVE CARTER SECRETARY CLIVE CARTER TREASURER KERRY O’NEILL COMMERCIAL MANAGER JAMIE CAVACO-PEREIRA EVENTS & FUNDRAISING SHAUN ENNIS MEDIA MANAGER BEN DYER FOOTBALL COMMITTEE WAYNE TUNGATE FIRST TEAM MANAGER DAVID KEENE FIRST TEAM ASSISTANTS BEN DYER & SEAN DOLAN RES. TEAM MANAGER IAN TROTT RES. TEAM ASSISTANT PETE COOPER CLUB HONOURS Berks & Bucks Junior Cup 1994/95 North Bucks league Division One 1977/78 North Bucks League Division Two 1934/35 OBUFC Exclusive Mention Old Bradwell FC and get 20% off Takeaway (collection Buckingham Junior Charity Cup 1977/78 only) and Dining In Discount on food only Today see’s us finally back in league action following some more cup games. This month, having lost by the odd goal in five in a poor display against Aston Clinton in the Division 2 cup we beat the same opponents last week 4-1 in the Berks & Bucks Intermediate cup. Sandwiched between these 2 games was a postponed Challenge Trophy tie against Chesham United Reserves and a very convincing win and performance against Loughton manor which saw us win 3-0 to record our 6th straight league win, definitely one of our best performances of the season and a score line that flattered Loughton on the day. Our league form is good we have won 6 straight games which due to the many cup games stretch back to the end of August. It’s important we try and keep that going today as again Position: Goalkeeper we have a 3 week break until the next league game. We have a week off next week due to having 3 players playing for the SSMFL Representative Side in Norfolk and then we have the Season Joined: 2013/14 re-arranged Challenge Trophy game against Chesham at the start of December. Today we welcome the Players, Officials and Supporters from Wolverton Town for what we expect to be a really tough game against a Wolverton side that has improved significantly Previous clubs: City colts, Mk Dons on last season and have caused a number of teams some problems this season with some very good results. Team Supported: Northampton Town Whilst our form is good we need to maintain the current levels of performance which have seen us reduce the number of goals we are conceding and also we need to turn our chances into more goals. Something I’m sure will come in time. Favourite Pro Player: Stephen Gerrard Today we have a squad of 16 players made up of all of those who are cup tied and can’t play for the reserves in their Berks & Bucks tie away at Pitstone. That gives us significant options depending on how today’s game is going. The whole issue of being cup tied is not Favourite OB Player: Shaun Ennis an issue we have faced in the past given it’s been very rare to get either of our teams much past the first couple of rounds of any Berks & Bucks cup competitions. Best moment in football: Playing against Arsenal More and more this year we need to and have been able to rotate players through the reserve team to ensure they have sufficient minutes so they are ready when required for the first team. I have 16 players with me today plus there are at least another 5 or 6 all Favourite OB Moment: Reaching the cup final 14/15 capable of playing first team football for the club. Whilst this is good for the club and shows we have significant strength it also means we have players arguably more frustrated than usual with lack of 1st team opportunities whether they are in the reserves or on the bench Claim to Fame: Playing for MK Dons for the first team. I’ve already had to make some tough calls this season on team selection and I'm sure that will be the case throughout the remainder. Having said all of that the attitude of the players has been good, we haven’t had less than 25 to a training session Most Embarrassing Moment: getting lobbed from since Pre Season started which shows how serious the players have been taking it. 50 yards We continue to appreciate the support we have received both home and away and it was also nice to see some of the supporters join us for the club meal last Saturday. Keeno ALL WELCOME, COME & ENJOY A FUN NIGHT!! SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL CLUB & GO HOME RICHER!! th SATURDAY 5 DECEMBER 2015, at BSSC LATE BAR FIRST RACE 8:00pm FUN PRIZES RACE SPONSORS URGENTLY NEEDED PLEASE THE COST IS A BOTTLE OF SPIRIT & A BOTTLE OF WINE SEE ANY OBUFC COMMITTEE MEMBER IF INTERESTED THIS EVENT IS PROMOTED BY AND FOR THE BENEFIT OF, OLD BRADWELL UNITED FC Today we welcome Wolverton Town for the first time this season. Position: Centre Back Wolverton are under new management this season, with Paul Fisher and Ashley Ferguson taking at the start of the season. Previous clubs: Winslow, Olney They currently lie 12th in the table having won 3, drawn 2 and lost 7, Team Supported: Manchester United scoring 24 and conceding 34 along the way. There recent form is DLLLLW, with the win coming against St Albans Reserves in the last game 4-3. Favourite Pro Player: Rio Ferdinand Their leading scorer is Ben Dickens with 16 goals in 17 games in all Favourite OB Player: Toby Cribb competitions. Best moment in football: Captaining OB in the League Cup-Final, but I will be devastated if that is as good as it gets for this team! Favourite OB Moment: Playing away at Tring with a back four that were all ginger. Matthew O’Neill scored a scissor A couple of recent milestones on the player front: kick OG… brilliant! In the same game Nick Bardell overtook Aidan Rooney as leading th appearances with 205, he picked up his 4 red card to extend his Most Embarrassing Moment: Played in a Dads v lads record. Aidan has since appeared in his 205th game. Jamie Cavavo-Pereira went past Luke Carey is now 54 games game when I played for Stony Stratford. My Dad (crasher) without a goal for the Reserves. nut-megged me on the halfway line and smashed it top With 4 goals recently, Barry Rooney moved into 4th in the club goal corner. Absolute bullet of a goal and everybody loved him scoring charts, just 3 behind Adam Mills. for it! My Dad got MOM and a bottle of bubbly… and I got Shaun Ennis picked up his 30th caution for the club. a lifetime of nightmares! RESERVE NORTH WEST DIVISION TWO .
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