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Saturday 22nd August 2015 Kick-off 3.00pm V BILLERICAY TOWN Ryman League Premier Division At Mill Field, Aveley RM15 4SR SPONSORED BY MARK KETTLETY, MK PUBLICATIONS (UK) LTD NEXT HOME MATCH Wednesday 26th August 2015 Kick-off 7.45pm V CANVEY ISLAND Ryman League Premier Division SPONSORED BY IAN AND CRAIG, THE TROP SHOP INSIDE COVER Today’s Sat. 22nd Thoughts From With Line-Ups August 2015 Life-President Glyn Jarvis It is both a privilege and a pleasure to GRAYS ATHLETIC BILLERICAY TOWN write this introductory piece for today’s programme. This is due to the absence on Blue White holiday of Tony Packer, our revered Club FROM: FROM: Finance Director, your usual “introducer”, Lamar Johnson Jack Giddens who has also recently been elevated to the Jey Siva Ola Williams peerage – or at least to the position of Life Sean Cronin Alex Stephenson President of Grays Athletic Football Club. He joins that exclusive group who have Jay Leader Frank Curley (c) apparently put in some constructive time Tommy Cummings Joe Ellul on behalf of our Club over a period of time. James Stevens George Beavan Other recipients of this highly prized, but Glyn and his wife Jenny pictured very lowly paid (in fact, not paid!) position Kenny Beaney Loui Hazlewood at the sunny Goodwood Races are the twins, and former Team Managers Luke Ifil Connor Hubble earlier this month – before they lost and Club Directors, Jeff and Fred Saxton, everything, except Glyn’s shirt! Joao Carlos Tom Derry former Chairman Alan Barnard, former Nathan Ferguson Onome Sodje Directors Jamie Lee and John Turner and Dyas League Cup semi-final with that dra - Alex Addai Teddy Nesbitt another former Finance Director of the matic late penalty winner from the - now Glen Little Jack Edwards Club – me! recovering from injury - Joel Nouble, taking You may have noticed the extensive use us to only our second Isthmian League Cup Mark Bentley Callum Dunne of the word ‘former’ in the last sentence. final. Unfortunately, we were unable to Bradley Tomlinson Harry Baker All readers of this piece must promise keep our 100% record going. That 1992 Dumebi GB-Dumaka Lewis Manor never, ever to mention this to Tony as he 3-1 win over Enfield remains the only win, Lamar Reynolds Tomasz Coracciolo might feel he can now escape the respon - as we succumbed 3-2 to our nemesis Gus Douglas sibilities, trials and tribulations of Hendon in that terrific final at Whyteleafe Directorship by resigning his position. He in April. We all hope that our visitors enjoy Roman Michael-Percil is far too young and more importantly, FAR their short stay today and we wish them a Harry Agombar TOO VALUABLE to resign! Moving on to the safe journey home. I would also like to Perry Tamburrini important business of today’s game, we take this opportunity to thank those sup - Jermaine Osei extend a very warm welcome to the offi - porters who are contributing to the new cials, players and supporters of Craig 12th Man scheme organised by our Callum Maltese Edwards’ Billericay Town F.C. to Mill Field. Supporters Trust to provide much-needed George Kamurasi(GK) Of course, Craig is another member of the funds to help us put a team out this sea - ‘former’ Grays Athletic Football Club. He son. We currently have regular monthly had a successful spell as manager with us donations of £210 going into Club funds, under Mike Woodward from 2000 to 2002 plus £85 for each win and £22 for each and another very short spell in the pre- draw achieved by the team. This will help Referee: season of 2009. our hard-pressed Finance Director meet PAuL HOWARD We have enjoyed good rivalry with ‘the the regular outgoings for players’ travel Assistant Referees: other Blues’ going back nearly 40 years. and out of pocket expenses and is much DAvID GAINSFORD They have got the better of us over 43 appreciated. If the Club has a successful games since our first friendly, a 0-0 draw season, the expenses of a couple of play - DAvID HuTTON on 17 August 1976, with 21 wins to our 15 ers could be covered. There is still the and just seven draws. Cup final wins for opportunity to join our growing list of sup - us in the Essex Thameside Trophy in 1991 porters in this new fundraiser by contact - NEXT HOME MATCH and consecutive Essex Senior Cup wins in ing David Barnes, our Trust Secretary, or Wednesday 26th August 2015 Kick-off 7.45pm 1994 and 1995 are offset by an Athenian any other Trust Committee members who V CANVEY ISLAND League Cup final defeat in 1978, during a are always in attendance just inside the period when Billericay were winning the F. ground by the turnstile on match days. Ryman League Premier Division A. Vase for fun! Most recently, of course, Thank you all your attendance today and SPONSORED BY IAN AND CRAIG, THE TROP SHOP we came out on top in last season’s Robert enjoy the contest. ‘ForeverBlue’ Who’s Who at Officials & Grays Athletic Club Grays Athletic Committee Football Club Honours GRAYS ATHLETIC FOOTBALL CLuB (1982) LTD Conference South Founder Member Club: 2004-05 First Team Manager: Mark Bentley Champions: 2004-05 Corinthian League under 21 Manager: Andy Swallow Founder Member Club: 1945-46 Coach/Scout: David Raven Champions: 1945-46 Runners Up: 1956-57, 1954-55, 1951-52 Physiotherapist: Jack Hughes London League Premier Kitman: Sim Madgewick Champions: 1929-30, 1926-27, 1921-22 Runners Up: 1930-31, 1928-29, 1927-28, 1920-21, 1914-15 Youth Development: Rainer Hein Isthmian League Division One Runners Up: 1999-00, 1987-88 Isthmian League North Division CLuB OFFICIALS AND vOLuNTEERS Champions: 2012-13 Isthmian League Division Two South Chairman: Keith Burns Champions: 1984-85 vice Chairman: Danny Swallow Athenian League Founder Member Club: 1912-13 Chief Executive Officer: Joel Nathan Runners Up: 1982-83 FA Trophy Secretary: Janet Packer Winners: 2005-06, 2004-05 Treasurer: Tony Packer FA Cup 2nd Round: 2005-06 Programme Editor: Glyn Balmer 1st Round: 2008-09, 2003-04, 2001-02, 2000-01, 1988-89, 1952-53 Isthmian League Cup Assistant Programme Editor: Glyn Jarvis Winners: 1991-92 Programme Production: Mark Kettlety (MK Publications) Runners Up: 2014-15 Athenian League Cup Website Manager: Rob Seaman Runners Up: 1979-80, 1977-78 Fundraising: GAFC 1890 Supporters Trust London League Challenge Cup Winners: 1936-1937 Stadium Safety Officer: Steve Boughen Corinthian Memorial Shield Winners: 1979-80, 1977-78, 1946-47, 1945-46 East Anglian Cup LIFE PRESIDENTS Winners: 1944-45 Runners Up: 1954-55, 1943-44 Alan Barnard, Glyn Jarvis, Jamie Lee, Tony Packer Essex Senior Cup Winners: 1994-95, 1993-94, 1987-88, 1956-57, 1944-45, 1922-23, Fred Saxton, Jeff Saxton, John Turner 1920-21, 1914-15 Runners Up: 2012-13, 1988-89, 1965-66, 1957-58, 1954-55, 1953-54, 1952-53, 1925-26, 1923-24, 1919-20 GRAYS ATHLETIC 1890 SuPPORTERS TRuST Essex Thameside Trophy Chairman: Fred Wakeling Winners: 2001-02, 1990-91, 1988-89, 1987-88, 1980-81, 1978-79, 1947-48 vice Chairman: Steve Skinner Runners Up: 1993-94, 1985-86, 1984-85, 1968-69, 1961-62, 1958-59, 1945-46 Secretary: David Barnes Essex Elizabethan Trophy Treasurer: Anthony Auger Winners: 1976-77 Runners Up: 1965-66 Prediction Who Will Win Ryman League Directory League This Season? Premier Division Of Clubs Final League Table 2014-2015 as at 5pm, 19th Elizabeth 147 Billericay Town FC “The Blues” New Lodge, Blunts Wall Road, Billericay, Essex, CM12 9SA Saturday 15th August 2015 20th Kim Ross 142 http://www.billericaytownfc.co.uk/ Bognor Regis Town FC “The Rocks”Nyewood Lane, Bognor Regis, West Sussex, PO21 2TY 21st Graham 137 http://www.therocks.co.uk/ 1st Flintstone 242 22nd Mickyrod 136 Brentwood Town FC “The Blues” The Arena, Brentwood Centre, Doddinghurst Road, Brentwood, 2nd JDockerill2025 233 23rd Don 134 Essex CM15 9NN http://brentwoodtownfc.co.uk/ Burgess Hill FC “The Hillians” Leylands Park, Maple Drive, Burgess Hill,West Sussex 3rd Brian 212 24th Gwatts 132 RH15 8DL http://www.bhtfc.co.uk/ 4th Stewieg 205 25th PDoc1967 128 Canvey Island FC “The Gulls”The Prospect Stadium, Park Lane, Canvey Island, Essex, 5th Teamtalksrus 202 26th MrBridger 125 SS8 7PX http://canveyislandfc.com/home Dulwich Hamlet FC “The Hamlet” Champion Hill Stadium, Edgar Kail Way, Dog Kennel Hill, 6th= Jack C 191 27th David 122 East Dulwich, London, SE22 8DB http://www.pitchero.com/clubs/dulwichhamlet/ 6th= Glynbo 191 28th Shepherd 112 East Thurrock united FC “The Rocks” Rookery Hill, Corringham, Essex, SS17 9LB 8th TerryTibbs 1890 190 29th Stephen 111 http://www.pitchero.com/clubs/eastthurrockunited/ 9th Wolfie 189 30th Pasha 107 Enfield Town FC “Towners” Queen Elizabeth II Stadium, Donkey Lane, Enfield, Middlesex, EN1 3PL http://www.pitchero.com/clubs/enfieldtown/ 10th= Robbo 182 31st Blueblood 103 Farnborough FC “Boro” Cherrywood Road, Farnborough, Hampshire, GU14 8UD 10th= Graysgooner 182 32nd Rhino1890 99 http://www.farnboroughfc.co.uk/ 12th Gazza56 178 33rd Welchandmahoney 94 Grays Athletic FC “The Blues” Mill Field, Aveley, Essex, RM15 4SJ (Groundsharing with Aveley FC) http://www.pitchero.com/clubs/graysathletic/ 13th John M 173 34th Tony Packer 84 Hampton & R.B. FC “The Beavers” The Beveree Stadium, Beaver Close, Station Road, Hampton, 14th Magic 172 35th Grayscan 83 Middlesex, TW12 2BX 15th Graysblue 164 36th Miller 75 http://www.pitchero.com/clubs/hamptonrichmondboroughfc/ Harrow Borough FC “The Boro” Earlsmead, Corylean Avenue, Harrow, Middlesex, HA2 8SS 16th Coursie 156 37th Stiffordblue 72 http://www.pitchero.com/clubs/harrowborough/ 17th Ashingdonblue 155 38th Muttley 58 Hendon FC “The Greens” Earlsmead, Corylean Avenue, Harrow, Middlesex, 18th Kris 150 * indicates missed prediction HA2 8SS (Groundsharing with Harrow Borough FC) http://www.hendonfc.net/ Kingstonian FC “The K’s” Kingsmeadow Stadium, 422a Kingston Road, Kingston-upon-Thames, Surrey, KT1 3PB (Groundsharing with AFC Wimbledon) PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING.
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