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V Whyteleafe SSIITTTTIINNGGBBOOUURRNNEE FFCC 2010 - 11 Kent Senior Cup Winners 09/10 v Whyteleafe Saturday 9th October 2010 KO 3-00 pm RYMAN LEAGUE DIVISION ONE SOUTH Official Matchday Programme £1.50 RAINHAM 01634 236000 www.hidsons.co.uk/nissan For new and used Nissan cars and Nissan commer - cial vehicles in Kent head down to Hidsons Nissan. We have a great range of new cars in our Nissan showroom in Rainham, which includes the funky Nissan Micra, the stylish new Nissan Qashqai and the sensational Nissan 370Z. We also look to cater for your Nissan commercial needs with the spacious Nissan Primastar. You will find some fantastic Nissan offers across our range of vehicles, aftersales care and finance packages. At Hidsons Nissan we undertake Nissan servicing and our highly-trained team will ensure that your Nissan is maintained to the highest standards. We also have the facilities to carry out servicing and MOTs. Hidsons Nissan are members of the Motability scheme which means that we can help disabled peo - ple to use their Motability allowance towards funding a new Nissan Motability car. Take a look at our Nissan showroom in Kent today to view our comprehensive range of new and used Nissan models where our friendly staff will be pleased to assist you. SSiittttiinnggbboouurrnnee FF..CC.. Bourne Park, Central Park Stadium, Eurolink, Sittingbourne ME10 3SB Tel. 01795 435077 www.sittingbournefc.co.uk CLUB OFFICIALS BOURNE PARK President: Mr. Allan Crowshaw GROUND REGULATIONS Chairman: Mr. Andy Spice 1. All persons entering the ground are subject to Treasurer: Mrs. Tania Spice the rules and regulations of The Football Secretary: Mr. John Pitts Association. 2. The club reserves the right to eject or prose - Management Committee: Mr. Andy Spice, cute any person who within the club premises is Mr. David Roche, Mrs. Tania Spice, Mr. John considered by the club committee or its employ - Pitts, Mr. John Cooper (Promotions), Mr. ees to be or have been behaving in the follow - Peter Pitts (Media / Web site), Mr. Peter ing ways: Harris (Stadium Manager), Mrs. Belinda a) Entering the field of play before or dur - Wisdom, Mr. Derek Wakeling (Chief ing the course of the game. Steward), Mr Phil Spice, Mr Mark Rogers b) Using obscene, abusive or racist lan - guage or persistently swearing. Board Room Hospitality: Mrs. Tania Spice c) Being intoxicated by drink or drugs. & Mrs.Sandra Pitts. Mrs Carol Cooper. Further, persons will not be allowed entry to Programme Editor : Mr. John Pitts Bourne Park if in the opinion of the gatemen, Lottery Secretary: Mrs. Hilary Joines. stewards or any members of the management Stadium Announcer: Mr. Tony Ling. committee they are intoxicated. Club Historian: Mr. Tony Rickson. 3. NO bottles or metal cans, glasses or Mr. Stuart Supporters Club Chairman: weapons of any kind are allowed in the ground. Charlesworth. The stewards have the right to search a specta - Supporters Club President & tor if they have grounds to believe that the per - Programme Sales: Mr. Les Rose. son is in possesion of any item that is deemed Club Shop: Ms. Ann Morrison. Turnstile Operator: Mr. John Goatham. to be a danger to other spectators. Club Wefare Officer: Ms . Yvonne Brown 4. Alchohol must only be consumed within the confines of the club house. Club Photographer: Mr. Ken Medwyn 5. The climbing of fences or floodlight pylons and all buildings within the ground is strictly for - 1st Team Manager: Gary Abbott bidden. Assistant Manager: Richard Brady All vehicles parked within the boundaries of Steve Williams 6. Goalkeeping Coach: the club’s car park must be parked within a des - Gary Wisdom Physiotherapist: ignated space. No responsibility is accepted for Under-18’s Manager: Craig Rickwood any mishap that may happen in the car park or Under-18’s Manager: Mark Ansley for any goods that may be left in vehicles in the Under-14s Manager: Paul Burns car park. All vehicles are parked at the owners risk. ABLE GLASS Sittingbourne FC Shirt Sponsor 10/11 Welcome to Bourne Park From The Club Secretary JJoohhnn’’ss JJoottttiinnggss Good afternoon everyone and welcome to It was then the long trip to Arlesey for the FA Bourne Park. Our visitors today are Trophy Preliminary Round. We had to go Whyteleafe. We welcome their Officials, play - there without our two recognised forwards, ers and supporters and of course this after - Tom Bradbrook (in America) and Hicham noons’ match officials. Akhazzan (injured). It was going to be a tall order anyway playing a team in second place It’s been some time since we played a match in the Southern League. The result was a 2-0 here at Bourne Park – 11th September in fact victory for the home team and an unwelcome when we beat Chatham Town comfortably by stat of us being defeated at the first time of two goals to nil. It was then a trip to asking in both the major FA competitions. To Godalming who on paper looked formidable put this in perspective, last season we made opponents. At the time they were second in £15,000 from these competitions. This “loss” the league but the outcome was a compara - of money could have repercussions in the tively easy 2-0 win to us. Just one match future. later, their manager, Chuck Martini left Godalming to take over at Walton & Last Tuesday we visited Burgess Hill Town. Hersham. Chuck then proceeded to decimate Always a strong physical team they looked no the Godalming side by taking a number of different this time. They have signed a couple players with him to Walton (shades of Steve of Italians who they admit themselves “are Lovell) although at the time of writing it does - too good for this standard of football”. n’t seem to have done However, It may seem them much good as far strange but, despite a 3- as results are concerned. 1 defeat, I felt this was Unfortunately, for one of our best displays Godalming, it has had an of the season. Young affect as the 8-1 defeat Dan Palfrey came in and by Metropolitan Police was superb before he testifies – perhaps the had to be substituted due rules on non contract to injury. Jack Hooper players needs looking at? was outstanding in the We then continued on our travels to unaccustomed, to him, Number 5 shirt. It was Ramsgate where we continued our good an uphill battle when Sam Collins was sent of recent run of results against them by winning for a reckless challenge in the first half. The 2-0 and completing the double over them. ten men though came out for the second half in determined fashion and bossed the game So four wins on the trot with no goals con - for the first twenty minutes of this half and got ceded and it all looked good for our trip to a deserved equaliser through Nick Reeves. Whitstable Town who have not had the best However, tiredness told and Burgess Hill of starts this season. Unfortunately, for us, regained the upper hand and a goal in the The Oystermen had different ideas! They 93rd minute gave them a flattering winning played with great passion and purpose and scoreline of 3-1. I am sure that if we had Tom deservedly won by two goals to one. Both Bradbrook playing and eleven men on the Whitstable goals were scored by ex Brickies pitch we would have risen up to third place – David Cory and Jon Neal. and not Burgess Hill. ( Continued over page ) JJoohhnn’’ss JJoottttiinnggss (Cont) I read in the local paper our former sorry to hear that the supporters club player Ben Taylors’ comments about are disbanding. They have raised a how their team (Norton Sports) is great deal of money for the main club packed with Sittingbourne home grown over the years and that, of course, will players and that is why people should be sorely missed. Hopefully the club watch them. All I can say is that if can be resurrected after a period of there are players who think they are time and continue the good work they good enough to play at our level then were doing. We would like to thank our management team would be those who have served on the commit - pleased to look at them. As it is to play tee for the good work that they per - at our level you need to search wider formed. than the local area. Perhaps that is why we are in the Ryman League Our match at Chatham Town sched - hopefully challenging for at least a uled for Tuesday 23rd November had play off spot and Norton Sports are in been brought forward to next Saturday the Kent League and will almost cer - as Chatham Town were also knocked tainly stay there! out of the FA Trophy. Sad to see yet more problems at Next Tuesday evening we are home to Croydon Athletic. This time the Swale rivals Faversham Town. This Chairman , David Le Cluse (aged 44), will be our first meeting with them has committed suicide after, it seems, since they joined the Ryman League. investing £50,000 with previous This is the first round of the Chairman, Mazhar Majeed who has Championship manager Cup and also had all his assets frozen after being we have agreed that this match will implicated in the Parkistan Cricket also be played for the Bob Amor scandal. This, of course follows on Trophy to give it some spice. from Dean Fisher being jailed for Faversham Town are the holders so embezzling £500,000 from his former turn up to see us endeavour to recap - employers, much of which was ture it! ploughed into Croydon Athletic.
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