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Soham Town Rangers Fc SOHAM TOWN RANGERS FC www.pitchero.com/clubs/sohamtownrangersfc/ Main Club Sponsor The FA Carlsberg Trophy vs Chorley FC Saturday November 2nd, 2013 15:00 Offi cial Matchday Programme £2.00 MACRON OFFICIAL BENCH WEAR SUPPLIER TO THE RYMAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE WORK HARD. PLAY HARDER. www.macron.com Welcome to Who’s Who... President: Vinne Jones Life Vice Presidents: Julius Martin Lane J Pendry and P Kelly Chairman: Colin Murfi tt Good afternoon and a warm welcome to fans, players Vice Chairmen: Walter Gray Malcolm Howe and staff from both Soham Town Rangers and our visitors Club Secretary: Karen Prewett Chorley for what is sure to be an exciting cup tie. Both and Simon Cullum teams are competing for a place in the third qualifying Treasurer: Angela Eley Committee: Dave Thomas, Vince round of the FA Carlsberg Trophy, to be played on Mallett, Bett Hornby, Malcolm Saturday November 16th. Chorley currently sit third in Howe, Bob Shaw, Heather Smart, Karen Prewett, Mick Gipp the Evo-Stik Northern Premier League, led by former top- Club Physio: Ian Hart fl ight duo Garry Flitcroft and Matt Jansen as manager Groundsmen: Graham & Brian Eley and player-coach respectively. This, combined with the 1st Team Manager: Steve Fallon fact the Magpies’ home attendance so far this season Assistant Manager: Ian Hart averages at around 686, means today’s clash promises Reserve Team Manager: Andrew Lee to be a well-supported, all-action affair. Unfortunately for Assistant Manager: Brett Fuller the Greens, they have not had the best preparation for Under 18 Manager: Chris Gibson Social Club Manager: Leah the game, having lost to both Thurrock last Saturday and Badcock then Harrow Borough on Tuesday, with second-choice goalkeeper Leigh Follen suffering a long-term injury to Members of: boot. However, after resting some and giving others a Cambridgeshire Football chance to recover, manager Steve Fallon is confi dent of Association The Ryman Football League fi elding his strongest possible side, while new signing Joey Thurlow Nunn Youth League Abbs scored on his debut on Tuesday from the penalty Cambs Kershaw League Cambs Mini League spot. In today’s issue, fans’ favourite Buster Harradine dreams of Wembley in the Big Interview on page 16, and Martin Bromwich will be hoping he’s Just Dancing tonight Contact us as he takes the stage In the Spotlight on page 21. Address: Julius Martin Lane, Soham, Cambridgeshire, CB7 5EQ Enjoy the game and Up the Greens, Tel: 01353 720732 AJ and Liz Editor: AJ Fleet Tel: 07919 563 670 Email: [email protected] Club journalist: Liz Owen Contents Email: [email protected] Photography: Andy Burford Advertising Sales: 4 Managers Chair 21 In The Spotlight vincentmallett@ hotmail.co.uk 7 Last time out 22 Help the club 9 Meet STRFC 24 Ryman League News Please recycle this programme 11 Welcome Chorley 26 Reserves Update when you have fi nished reading it. 12 Chorley History 28 Under 18s Update Front image; Martin Bromwich 14 Meet the opposition 30 Team Check against Grantham Town 16 The Big Interview Image: Andy Burford 3 Top Scorers 2013/14 From the Luke Stanley 7 Buster Harradine 5 Manager’s Chair James Hall 4 James McCabe 2 Jordan Gent 2 We rested a few players on Tuesday Ben Sawyer 2 against Harrow Borough but we didn’t start Connor Wood 2 the game well enough. After 35 minutes we George Darling 2 changed it about but we were already 3-0 Michael Simpson 1 down by then. We played a bit better in Scott Davis 1 the second half, we competed with them Ashley Walter 1 and we didn’t buckle. If you look at how Joey Abbs 1 many we were missing from our starting XI on Tuesday, they’ve done alright against a Honours team from a higher league. Eastern Counties Premier Division Champions Luke Stanley and Chris Lindsay will be fi t for 2007/08 today and Michael Simpson will be back Cambs Invitation Cup Winners too, while we’re hopeful we’ll have a new goalkeeper in as well. 1990/91, 97/98, 98/99, 2005/06 Eastern Counties League It’s a big game and everyone’s looking forward to it. Chorley Millennium Cup Winners will be big, strong and physical and we’ve got to rise to the 2000/01 occasion, which sometimes happens in cup games. If we get a good start, play with a better tempo and play like we did Peterborough and District League Winners against Grantham, we’ve got a chance. 3 Occasions Steve Eastern Counties League Cup Runners Up 2003/04 Eastern Counties 1st Division Runners Up Captain’s View 1992/93 with Michael Simpson Highest League Finish I’ve been on holiday in Wales so I wasn’t Ryman Isthmian League Division available for Tuesday’s game, but we always One North: 2012/13 - 7th (73 knew it was going to be a tough one; they’re Points) in the league above and we’ve had a few FA Cup players out. I saw that they scored early on 3rd Qualifying Round too and it’s always going to be an uphill v Kings Lynn (A) - 1970/71 battle from there. FA Trophy 2nd Qualifying Round Not having a regular ‘keeper does create a v Farnborough (H) - 2008/09 bit of uncertainty. In my experience, ‘keepers v Ramsgate (H) - 2012/13 don’t get injured very often and to have two ‘keeper injuries in a matter of weeks is unusual. It’s a position FA Vase 5th Round where you need continuity – someone who’s confi dent and v AFC Newbury (H) - 2004/05 knows the team – so it’s been very tough. FA Youth Cup We’re all really looking forward to today’s game and I think it 1st Round Proper v Charlton Athletic (H) - 2011/12 will easily be the hardest we’ve played in a couple of years. 2nd Round Proper Hopefully there’ll be a big crowd today and if we get a good v Arsenal (H) - 1974/75 start, you never know what could happen. 4 MACRON OFFICIAL BENCH WEAR SUPPLIER TO THE RYMAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE WORK HARD. PLAY HARDER. www.macron.com 5 Last time out... Tuesday 29th October 19:45 Soham Town Rangers 1 Harrow Borough 4 By Simon Cullum Harrow Borough comfortably progressed to the next round of the League Cup with a 4-1 win at the Lane, scoring all four goals in the fi rst half. The Greens made fi ve changes from Saturday’s side as Dan De’Ath and George Darling returned to the starting XI. With both Dan Bircham and Leigh Follen out injured, Simon Allen stepped up from the reserves to play in goal, while there were debuts for recent signings Barry McGann and Joey Abbs. James McCabe, Martin Bromwich and Buster Harradine dropped to the bench, while Chris Lindsay was absent due to injury. Harrow started the game on the attack and after only two minutes Brandon Horner sent in a shot from the right which Allen just prevented from crossing the line. The Greens’ fi rst attempt came moments later but, after working his way into the area, Ben Sawyer could only fi re wide across goal. The visitors were soon back on the attack, and it remained like this for the rest of the half. Allen tipped Victor Osobu’s low strike wide and Rob Wolleaston fi red over before Borough took control, scoring two goals within a three minute spell. The fi rst came after six minutes when Wolleaston was given space in the area to turn and slot under Allen, before Osobu added a second in the ninth minute, placing Jordan Berry’s ball past the keeper. Abbs, then Scott Davis had opportunities to pull a goal back for the hosts, but both saw goal-bound efforts blocked. The visitors added a third in the 27th minute when Osobu was allowed to run into the area, taking the ball wide of Allen before squaring it to Chendlik, leaving him with an easy fi nish. Wolleaston then received a diagonal ball to fi re low at Allen, and Chendlik had a shot cleared off the line by Jordan Gent, before the hosts made a double change with 11 minutes remaining; Bromwich and McCabe replacing Barry McGann and De’Ath. Berry increased Harrow’s lead in the 38th minute, fi ring a long-range effort past Allen, with Wolleaston and Chendlik also having further efforts before the break. Soham came out a better side after half time and, despite the scoreline, made it more competitive. Darling and Wolleaston both had shots at the opposition keeper, and Abbs had a shot defl ected wide. The Greens were given the opportunity to reply when they were awarded a penalty on the hour mark after Danny Leech upended Gent. Abbs stepped up to send fellow debutant, Harrow goalkeeper James Shea, the wrong way to score his fi rst for the club. He came close to adding a second moments later, but from Connor Wood’s corner, the midfi elder was denied by the woodwork and Gent’s follow-up header was also blocked. Both sides made late alterations and the Greens replaced Abbs with Matt Simpson, a reserves regular making his debut for the fi rst team. Meanwhile for Harrow, Horner and Osobu made way for Michael Barima and Daniel Llacer respectively. As the game progressed, Darling and Chendlik placed wide, Wood saw a left-sided shot saved, whilst Llacer was denied by the woodwork from Shaun Lucien’s corner.
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