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PTFC Tiverton Programme POOLE TOWN FC Official Matchday Programme £2 EXECUTIVE COACH HIRE THE BEST COACHES AREN’T JUST ON THE PITCH Transport partner of Poole Town Football Club 01202 652222 EVO-STIK LEAGUE SOUTH - PREMIER SOUTH Poole Town FC v Tiverton Town FC Tuesday 12th February 2019 - Kick-Off 7.45pm Welcome To The Black Gold Stadium 2018 - 2019 Season excelsiorcoaches.com Excelsior_ad_football_155x230_0717 v1.indd 1 01/08/2017 13:55:00 WELCOME TO THE BLACK GOLD STADIUM! CLUB INFORMATION Telephone: 01202 674425 Fax: 01202 681167 Ground Address: The Black Gold Stadium CLUB OFFICIALS Oakdale School, School Lane, Poole, Dorset, BH15 3JR No postal facility at this address, please send all correspondence to the registered office address above PRESIDENT KIT MAN KITCHEN SUPERVISOR Clive Robbins Paul Ayley Liz Gower CLUB CHAPLAIN CHAIRMAN ASSISTANT KIT MAN David Price Chris Reeves Shane Lanchbury VICE CHAIRMAN GROUNDSMAN CLUB DOCTOR Richard Gale Chris Kelly Iain Fullerton DIRECTORS CLUB WELFARE OFFICER PHYSIO Pippa Daniels Pippa Daniels Tom Curtis-Benett Steve Griffiths Andy Noonan PROGRAMME EDITORS PRESS OFFICER David Reeves LA Digital Print & Mailing Shaun Spencer-Perkins John Anderson www.ladigitalprint.co.uk SECRETARY Bill Reid PA COMMERCIAL 15 Addison Close Steve Park DEPARTMENT Romsey, Hampshire Alex Pike SO51 7TL CLUB PHOTOGRAPHER 07887 745303 01794 517991 Andy Orman FIRST TEAM MANAGER SUPPORTERS CLUB CHAIR Tom Killick Pippa Daniels HEAD COACH Steve Richardson BAR/CATERING/ SITE MANAGER GOALKEEPING COACH Dick Thomas Andy Fletcher ASSISTANT COACH Michael Hubbard Poole Town Football Club (1991) Limited, Limited Liability Company, Co. No. 02609998 Registered Office: 153 High Street, Poole, Dorset, BH15 1AU Shareholders: Stephen Griffiths, Chris Reeves, Pippa Daniels, Clive Robbins 2 POOLE TOWN FC @PooleTownFC www.pooletownfc.co.uk Our aim at Ableworld is to provide caring solutions for our customers enabling them to enjoy greater independence and more comfortable and active lives. We do this by providing quality products and services at value for money prices Tel: 01202 575819 [email protected] www.ableworld.co.uk 3 3 @PooleTownFC www.pooletownfc.co.uk POOLE TOWN FC TOM TALKS Evening All, Today we welcome the players, officials and supporters of Tiverton Town FC to the Black Gold for another league fixture. The away match, only a few weeks ago, was a closely fought encounter which we ended up winning 2-0. Tiverton are always well organised and combative and I am sure that that will be the case again tonight. The last 7 days have been good for us including a strong performance last Tuesday against Walton Casuals which resulted in a 3-1 victory. I thought we were impressive on the night and created a number of chances, particularly in the first half when the players had to deal with the stigma of conceding a goal during a spell when we had created a huge number of chances. I thought we responded really well to that disappointment and we On the injury front it was a concern to lose managed to get an equaliser just before half James Constable to a hamstring strain against time. In the second half I thought we were Walton Casuals. We are hoping it’s not too much the stronger team and were deserved serious and although it’s unlikely he will be winners in the end. Special mention to young back tonight we are hopeful he may be able Jake Scrimshaw who came off the bench early to be involved on Saturday. Luke Roberts has on and was impressive throughout, I also jarred his knee again against Walton Casuals think his strike partner Sam House deserves and couldn’t play against Swindon. We are a mention because his performances have hoping he might be back tonight but at the been really good since he has been back in time of preparing these notes that is very the side. much in the balance. Luke’s recent form has been exceptional and we need him back in On Saturday we travelled to Swindon the team sooner rather than later. Supermarine. Swindon are a good side I think the players deserve an awful lot of particularly from an attacking perspective. credit for their recent performances and Again we were behind to a goal that was results. I think this is particularly the case very frustrating to concede. However, in bearing in mind the amount of games they the second half we dominated possession have had to play. I looked at our schedule created a number of chances and managed and since we played our visitors away on to get our reward with a late equaliser, again 12th January we’ve played 7 matches whilst through Jake Scrimshaw. Anyone who was at our opponents have only played 2. This gives the game would know that the draw was the you an idea of the effort that the players have minimum we deserved. In the second half had to put in. Bearing in mind the way and Swindon Supermarine barely had a chance the intensity of our style of play I think it’s whereas we had countless opportunities; the hugely impressive that they have managed to players are playing with a lot more confidence produce the level of performances that they of late and that makes a big difference. have. 4 POOLE TOWN FC @PooleTownFC www.pooletownfc.co.uk TOM TALKS Our run of results has got us into the playoff any more postponements). I think this will be position. However, there are clubs around us a real benefit for us because we have a small with games in hand and we badly need to win squad and it gives us time between games tonight. If we can do that and back it up with to recover. Also it reduces the prospect of a result against Frome on Saturday then we injuries. have given ourselves a really good platform going into the later stages of the season. Enjoy the game Once today is out the way we do not have any more midweek league fixtures (barring Tom Recent shots from the rainy evening at home against Walton Casuals a 3-1 win 5 5 @PooleTownFC www.pooletownfc.co.uk POOLE TOWN FC 6 POOLE TOWN FC @PooleTownFC www.pooletownfc.co.uk CAPTAINSCAPTAINS CORNER Evening All, Welcome to tonight’s fixture vs Tiverton Town. We feel we’re finally picking up some momentum as a team, confidence is starting to build and that’s great to see, but it’s absolutely vital we don’t take our foot off the gas and that we keep this ball rolling. We, as a team know what standards we’re capable of and we’re still wanting more. I’m ignoring the league table, I know that if we do what we’re capable of game to game, the table will take care of itself. So tonight we have to go one better than Saturday and get the win. We feel we deserved more than a point at Swindon and that we let them off the hook a little, so tonight we want all 3 points! Get behind the boys tonight, I’d like to think the whole club has now been given a little lift, together let’s move forward! Up the Dolphins Whisk 7 7 @PooleTownFC www.pooletownfc.co.uk POOLE TOWN FC BOARDROOM NOTES Chris Reeves Chairman A warm Black Gold welcome is extended tonight to our friends from Tiverton for a very quick return to the away fixture played in Devon exactly one month ago. Their players, officials and supporters are most welcome. Our visitors tonight have South fixture here at Black Gold, kick off had a mixed season thus far but have 3:00pm, against Frome Town with another demonstrated, through a variety of good opportunity for the team to consolidate quality performances during their league our new found place in the playoff campaign, that on their day they can positions, whilst kicking off at 5:30pm match anyone in the league and of course across the bridge at the County Ground, with ex-Weymouth striker Stewart Yetton our reserve side have a very interesting in their ranks, will always be a threat going fixture. forward. That game is against a visiting team If our lads can replicate the form of the last from the States, Oakwood Soccer Club few games however I am quite sure that all USA. They are on tour from the States Poole supporters here this evening will go and have arranged games against AFC home very happy. Bournemouth and Bristol Rovers and also, of course, ourselves this coming Saturday. The league table is at last beginning to be They have also been able to organise something that we can all take pleasure in some time at Manchester City’s training looking at again! An even greater source complex. All in all a serious trip for the of satisfaction perhaps is the style of play Americans. Steve Harvey has very kindly that the side are now beginning to produce agreed to allow Hamworthy’s facilities to on a regular basis. The energy, the speed be made available for this fixture and the with which the ball is moved, the way in timing of the kick off (5:30pm) is intended which we recover possession having lost it, to allow as many of our supporters who the chances that we are creating and the wish to take in the game, to go across to improved stability at the back have all been Hamworthy after the end of the Frome features of recent performances - long may fixture. The game is against Oakwood’s it continue.
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