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SIDLESHAM FOOTBALL CLUB the Memorial Ground Selsey SIDLESHAM FOOTBALL CLUB SIDLESHAM FC FULLY SUPPORTS THE AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE ‘LETS KICK RACISM OUT OF FOOTBALL CAMPAIGN. FOUL LANGUAGE AND The Memorial ground RACIALLY MOTIVATED ABUSE WILL NOT BE TOLERATED Selsey Road, AND OFFENDERS WILL BE ASKED TO LEAVE THE GROUND Sidlesham, Chichester, SIDLESHAM FC DOES NOT ACCEPT LIABILITY FOR ANY West Sussex. INJURIES TO SPECTATORS OR CLAIMS OF ANY KIND COMMITTEE RESULTING FROM INCIDENTS EITHER IN THE GROUND OR ITS SURROUNDING AREA. ALL SPECTATORS ARE PRESIDENT CYRIL COOPER ASKED TO REMAIN BEHIND THE PERIMETER RAIL AT CHAIRMAN LES JEWISS ALL TIMES SECRETARY STEVE CARSON TREASURER PETER DANIEL FEEL FREE TO PURCHASE DRINKS AT THE BAR BUT FUNDRAISING GROUNDSMAN REMEMBER THAT GLASSES ARE NOT PERMITTED AT PROGRAMME PERRY NORTHEAST THE PITCH SIDE. PLEASE ASK OUR BAR STAFF FOR A ROSIE COLTON PLASTIC ALTERNATIVE AND THEY WILL SUPPLY YOU LESLEY ATKINSON BARRY WITH ONE KEVIN PLAYLE-HOWARD TRACEY PLAYLE-HOWARD 1st TEAM MANAGER DAVE DANIEL ASSISTANT MANAGER NEIL SHERLOCK PHYSIO 2nd TEAM MANAGER SAM BEATTIE Good afternoon everybody and a warm welcome to the players, officials and supporters of Uckfield GOALS Town, another unknown team to us at Sidlesham. A run of only one defeat (1-0 to table toppers JAMES COATES (CORTEZ) 4 Bosham) in their last 7 league outings has put them MOMs in a strong 4th position, which means we can expect another tough game at the memorial ground today. I would also like to welcome our referee MARK CARRINGTON (CAZ) 2 for today Andrew Carter. I’d also like to officially announce club Secre- APPERANCES tary Steve Carson as my assistant for the rest of the season. Another run of poor results has left us out of all cup competitions and JAMES LEAHY (LEAHY) 12 joint bottom of the league. There’s no hiding now we are in a relegation ALEX BROCKWAY (BROCKERS) 12 battle. It doesn’t matter how well we think we’ve played and how good ASSISTS we are individually it is all about results now. It’s time this group of play- ers stood up and showed the people who have put their faith in them, PERRY NORTHEAST (PEZ) 2 how good they really are. The attacking work myself and Neil have put in DAN LORD (LORDY) 2 on the training ground seems to be paying off with 5 goals in 3 games and plenty more chances. Unfortunately we seem to have forgotten the art FANTASY POINTS of defending all over the pitch, having conceded 11 in our last 3 games, CORTEZ 27 where as it had taken 7 games to concede double figures previously. Back to the positives, if we play like the second half last week for the FANTASY POINTS PER rest of the season we will not lose many more games. The front pairing GAME of Johno and Cortez looked sharp and scored 3 between them and also set one up for each other. 17 year old Ollie Longlands was impressive on JAMIE CLAYTON (err JAMIE) 5.5 his debut and the Sailsburys looked good again as full-backs, even Chair- man Les had some praise for the 2nd half performance, so it can’t be all bad. Keep believing and the confidence will return and with it the results we need, starting today. Remember the futures bright the futures yellow and green. COME ON YOU SIDS. Sidlesham Football Club consists of two adult teams, one under 18s and three youth teams. The first team play in the Sussex Captains Log County League and the 2nd team in the West section of the Good afternoon it is nice to have a home game for a change it Sussex County reserve League. The under 18s play in the Sus- feels that we have been on the road fairly consistently already this sex County youth League, and all three youth sides in the Arun season, this may though benefit us in the long run depending & Chichester league. where we are in the table come march! The Sussex County league covers the whole of Sussex. We are seeking sponsorship within all of our teams. The club play their On the pitch it feels like we have taken 2 steps forward and then 1 step back. It is home games in Sidlesham and host clubs from all over the great to see the strikers have started scoring again with smudge getting a couple county every week. Last season the club played approx. 50 for the reserves last week, Cortez also adding to his tally and Johno opening his home matches between both adult sides. With four extra sides account, but it seems that we cant now stop conceding at the other end! this season this will increase. Home fixtures attract between 50- 100 spectators, half of which are travelling from different areas At the start of the season we looked solid defence winning every ball and putting of the county. great tackles in, it feels as if we are now slightly off the pace and perhaps not We are offering you the opportunity to get involved as much or committed 100% in every challenge, i think this is partly due to some poor deci- sion making from some referees but also just not on our game, me included last as little as you would like with various ways of supporting us, week. Saying that looking at the goals conceded column in the league it is in a and advertising your company with Sidlesham Football Club. much better state than some other teams! They options are as follows:- £25 Half page advertisement in match day programme for one The 2nd half display against Eastbourne last week was much better, each team season. member needs to create that for 90 minutes and we looked dangerous and £50 Full page advertisement in match day programme for one caused trouble. If we can tighten up the defence and our strikers doing the busi- season. ness the other end hopefully we will be seeing a few more 3 pts. £50 Sponsor a match day. £50 Website advert on this website that includes a link to your 3pts today against Uckfield will show us we are going in the right way. website. £100 Sponsor a player. Provides the player with a club track- Off the field the Halloween party was well attended and a great effort made by everyone to dress up! suit, polo shirt with your name on the front, and includes a website advert as above. £450 Sponsor the full kit. Provides one team with 16 shirts, James Leahy shorts and socks printed with your company name/logo. Will 1st Team Captain travel the county with us and be worn for every game BUBBLES BARGAIN ‘A Courtez double to late to save the day’ WORLD Sussex intermediate cup Eastbourne UA Res 6 - 3 Sidlesham The game started brightly for Sids popping the ball around and forcing the home For all your party needs team towards their own goal. Unfortunately a mistake by Henderson left the East- bourne striker 1:1 with Leahy only for the home side to go 1 up, this was just the start of a 4 first half goals. Party-ware, stationary, toys, The second came from the penalty spot, a Eastbourne through ball had Leahy rushing out to collect only for the striker to get to the ball first with Leahy pulling greetings cards, novelty gifts out of the challenge the striker left his leg in and fell over with the ball out of play, leaving yellow card for Leahy and a easily dispatched penalty for Eastbourne. and much, much more at low, The 3rd and 4th goals were similar to the first goal for Eastbourne but the ball being played over the top sitting up nicely for the striker both times being able to low prices. lob Leahy in the Sids goal. At the end of the half a glimmer of hope for the Sids when there was good play down the right hand side involving Chris Sailsbury, oli and Coutez, rustling in Johnson puling a goal back. 39 High Street The second half produced a much better tempo from Sidlsham putting East- Bognor Regis bourne under pressure from the kick off, great play from the left hand side involv- ing James Sailsbury and Brockway presented a chance for Courtez which (Next to McDonalds) he dispatched with ease. Sidlesham then let Eastbourne back in the game with another lob, with Leahy thinking that he should have stayed at home with his worst Sids performance of the year. With score now at 5 -2 both teams still had enough in the tank for a couple more goals. 01243 842209 Sidlsham Carried on attacking with some joy again play coming down the wings and resulting in another Courtez finish, his tally now 4 for the season. With time running out a fine shot from Oli and save from the Eastbourne keeper made sure the Sids score stayed at 3, this did not stop Eastbourne adding another at the death with a well taken free kick. Sidlesham Reserves 3 Bosham 5 After two maulings in the last two weeks, the reserves were looking to bounce back with a strong showing from a strong team. However, after starting well and dominating the opening exchanges 3 goals ‘gifted’ in 5 minutes left a mountain to climb. Sids won a penalty just before half time after some good work from Dec Hill down the right, he Left: Perry Northeast, Lee Baldwin was downed with a late tackle from the Bosham centre back. Skipper Smith stepped up and Dan Cobby hold firm in the but a poor penalty was well saved by the keeper.
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