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Tadley Calleva Vs Andover New Street Official Matchday Programme £1 Tadley Calleva vs Andover New Street 9th September 2017 KO: 3:00pm—Barlows Park FA Vase First Qualifying Round Cover Photo by Newbury Weekly News FA Vase - A future trip? The 2017-18 FA Vase kicks off today with the First League Division One in 2014-15. The unsusual second Qualifying Round involving 220 ties of 440 club. This part of their name comes from a long ago merger means that, in theory, any club involved could meet between Rem Social Club and Bootle YMCA. At this any of the other 439 clubs. But, in practice that is time last season they defeated the august sounding obviously not the case. City of Liverpool FC. With clubs competing from the length and breadth Heading south to Nottingham now and the East of England, the FA adopts a form of regionalisation Midlands Counties Football League side CLIFTON to avoid extremely lengthy travelling. This largely ALL WHITES. This is a long time youth set up that works, though many leagues feel that regionalisation embraced adult football in 1973 and lists Gary Birtles is too narrow with clubs far too frequently drawn & Jermaine Jenas amongst its former players. Not against clubs from their parent league. So take the surprisingly they play in an all white strip. GRAHAM regionalisation away and just who could you be ST PRIMS FC, as the name suggests, has religious up against? Well it could be one of the following connotations having been formed in the early 1900’s (selected at random purely because of their unusual to play in a Sunday School League by members of name). the Prim Methodist Church, Graham Street in Derby. They folded in the early 1990’s, but reformed four WEST ALLOTMENT CELTIC FC who sound like years later and now play in the East Counties Midland something from a Scottish Gardeners Question League. Time and are based in North Tyneside. They play in the Northern Football League Division Two. The Finally (for now) we go to the East End of London and club could sadly be on the brink of folding as they SPORTING BENGAL UNITED FC who play at the Mile rent their ground from the Northumberland FA End Stadium in Tower Hamlets. The club was formed who intend to increase the rent for next season by as recently as 1996 to provide football for the Asian over £3000 - with a further review promised for the Community and is ‘operated’ (whatever that means) following season. This, I’m afraid, is rather typical of by the Bangladesh Football Association. the treatment of clubs at this level by the Football Authorities. So by winning enough games a visit to one of the above could be on the horizon! Moving across to Merseyside and to LITHERLAND REYMCA FC who joined the North West Counties by John Gorman, Wessex League Secretary Contents Advertising Club History Sponsorship Packages Tadley FC Editors Note The League Table Welcoming our Visitors Division One Welcome to Barlows Andover New Street The Battlefield Todays Visitors Match Report Starting XI Review of the last game Todays Teams Season 2017- 18 Wessex League / Division 1 Hoping Paul Coventry recovers from his injury last week Front Andover Runners — Editors Note - by Sandy Russell New Street Good afternoon and welcome to Barlow’s Park for win over bottom club AFC Fawley. Christchurch — this FA Vase 1st Round Qualifyer. A particularly remained in touch with a 4-1 away win at Folland Today’s Visitors warm welcome is extended to the players, officials Sports and Downton mainatined their good form and supporters of Andover New Street -FC and with a 2-1 away win at AFC Stoneham. Ringwood also to today’s match officials. Town surprised a few people with a 2-1 home win Today’s visitors have started this season pretty The club was originally called St Mary’s Youth then St over US Portsmouth and neighbours Whitchurch impressively and are currently sitting in 3rd spot - Mary’s Swifts and in 1895 settled under the banner of Having gone through pre-season and our opening United bounced back from the loss to us with 3-1 their best start to a league campaign for a few seasons New Street. competitive games without defeat, we are win over Verwood Town. The remaining games recently, so we are surely in for a very close match this hoping to continue with that form this afternoon ended in draws with Alton drawing 2-2 with Totton afternoon. The club declined during the war years and collapsed - particularly as this is an FA Vase cup-tie and the & Eling and New Milton Town coming back from in the 1950’s only to be reformed in 1961. It shared rewards that are potentially on offer. 3-0 down to draw 3-3 with Romsey Town. Their most recent victory was a good 5-2 home win Walled Meadow with Andover FC and also played at Our best run in this competition came in the 2015- over Hythe & Dibden with striker Zach Neve bagging London Road and The Drove. Finally in 1992 the club 16 season when we reached the 3rd Round proper Next week sees us make two trips to the Isle Of four goals and Callum Sweeney grabbing the other. moved to its present home of Foxcotte Park and then - eventually going out to Newport (IoW) after a Wight in the space of four days. First we tackle Both players are currently the club’s leading league changed its name to Andover New Street in 1999. replay and extra-time. Newport (IoW) in the Sydenhams League Cup, scorers with six and four respectively. returning on Saturday to face East Cowes Vics in The club has played in the Andover & District League, Last Saturday saw us retain the top spot in Wessex League action. Hope some of you can We met competitively three times last season where North Hants League, Hampshire League and Wessex Division One with a 4-2 home win over Weymouth come along and support the lads? we came away with three comprehensive victories; Combination League. When the Wessex League Reserves. Goals from Brett Denham, Shaun 5-1 (home) and 3-0 (away) in the league meetings and and Hampshire League amalgamated at the end of Dallimore, George Hallahan & Danny Vickers Our Reserves will be hoping to bounce back from a a 3-0 (home) win in the semi-final of the North Hants 2003-04, the club moved into Wessex League Division secured all three points. Manager Danny Dolan couple of disappointing results recently when they Cup. However, both teams have changed personnel 1. in the final years of the Hampshire League the club was delighted with the result as well as seeing travel to Folland Sports today and our ‘A’ team considerably over the close season and a tougher finished runners-up and won the League Cup. goals coming from different areas of the side. entertain Herriard Sports in league action this match must be expected today - particularly as the afternoon on the outside pitch. prize is a 2nd Round tie in the FA Vase. The club is continually improving the ground. Plans Elswehere in the league, today’s vistors continued are in place to expand the clubhouse and to move the their great start to the season with a 5-2 home Please note that you can also follow us on Twitter New Street Football Club was formed in the 1890’s changing facilities towards the bottom of the pitch win over Hythe & Dibden. Laverstock & Ford are @tadleycallevafc for latest updates & news on all by the vicar of St Mary’s church to keep youth of the area. New Street is a very proud club and is always in 2nd spot and enjoyed an expected 3-0 home teams including future social events. town off the streets. striving to improve. Welcome to Barlows Park — — Home to Tadley Calleva FC Danny Vickers going close against New Street last season Barlow’s Park is a modern football facility The Park is managed by the BPMA (Barlow’s consisting of several pitches and a Park Management Association). Since clubhouse. taking over in September 2007 ongoing improvements have and continue to be Next Fixture The facilities, which include changing rooms and made. The latest of which include pitch a board room, are also available to other local fencing, hard standing, flood lights and a organisations. club house. Tue 12th Sep Situated in Tadley on the Hampshire/ For further information on Barlow’s Park Berkshire border, it is run by volunteers please call: 0118 9817367 NEWPORT (IoW) v TADLEY CALLEVA on a non-profit basis, to provide football or email: [email protected] Sydenhams League (Wessex) Cup 2nd Round amenities to the local community. — St Georges Park, Newport, I0W PO30 2QH - 19:45 kick-off Alex Charlick signed on at the start of this season Advertise here T 07990517802 Job Done! Tadley Calleva 4 Weymouth Reserves 2 Sydenhams Wessex League Division 1 Saturday 2nd September 2017 Having gone to the top of the league as a result of our squared for strike partner Morgan Turner for an easy 5-0 demolition of near neighbours Whitchurch United tap-in. The concession of the goal just before half time in midweek, we were determined to remain top last certainly had an effect as the visitors had arguably their Saturday with a home win over Weymouth Reserves. The best spell of the match in the opening exchanges of only change to the starting line-up from the Whitchurch the second half.
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