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Sydenhams Football League News SYDENHAMS FOOTBALL LEAGUE NEWS #08 HELLO AND WELCOME TO THE LATEST EDITION OF YOUR NEWSLETTER If you have anything to contribute, please do get in touch by email- [email protected] You can keep up to date with all the news from around the League by following us on Twitter at - @Sydwessex You are more than welcome to use any material (excluding attributed photographs) but it would be appreciated if any material used is acknowledged. It is hoped you enjoy reading this each week. With readership quite widespread, not only within our own competition, but across the three counties and beyond- if ANY club has anything they’d like to have published in here, whether that be a request for helpers, promotion of forthcoming events, items required or available for sale please contact the Newsletter Editor. As a general reminder- Match Reports, player news and photos are always welcome- it is your Newsletter! STAT ATTACK LEADING GOALSCORERS- LEAGUE GAMES ONLY PREMIER DIVISION DIVISION ONE Cameron Beard Hamworthy United 4 Robbie Owen Downton 7 Brett Denham Tadley Calleva 4 Liam Magee Romsey Town 6 Jason Parish Baffins Milton Rovers 4 Ryan Hamm Ringwood Town 5 Several on three Justin Bennett Bemerton Heath Harlequins 4 Connor Kelly Newport IOW 4 Details are based on clubs being up to date with records on Full Time at time of going to press. TOP THREE PREMIER DIVISION ATTENDANCES Bashley v Christchurch 211 6 August Bashley v Fleet Town 202 3 August Hamble Club v Christchurch 167 2 August DIVISION ONE Alton V Petersfield Town 173 13 August Andover Town v Romsey Town 158 6 August Laverstock & Ford v Pewsey Vale 150 13 August GOALS RECORD PREMIER DIVISION DIVISION ONE League goals this week 17 56 League Hat Tricks this week 0 4 Sunday, 25 August 2019 19/20 Edition #08 Page 1 of 20 SYDENHAMS FOOTBALL LEAGUE NEWS SOUND AND VISION The Sydenhams Wessex Football League Show is the official podcast of the Sydenhams Wessex League. We’re on air live from the 103.9 Voice FM studios in Southampton from 3pm to 5pm every Sunday and you can also listen live on www.voicefmradio.co.uk from anywhere in the world. You can listen again afterwards 1 hour after the show has finished via the same website and there is also a Voice FM App you can download to your Phone IPad or Computer device. Our aim is to promote all local football and specifically the 40 teams of the Sydenhams Wessex League. So far, we have had managers, chairmen, players, press officers and secretaries joining us as studio guests and phone guests; from 20 Sydenhams Wessex League clubs, as well as guests from local teams both higher up and lower down the pyramid. This is your show and is a platform for your club to promote its events and raise its profile. If your club produces post-match interviews please either email us a copy of the audio or give permission for us to play them on air straight from your website or social media sites, as we will aim to play them on the show. Please come and join us one Sunday – either live in the studio or on the phone. You can email us on either [email protected] or [email protected] Thanks- Cliff Pledge and Greg Dickson PROGRAMME COMPETITION Clubs are reminded that it is a league requirement, that they MUST produce a programme for each home First Team game in the FA Cup, FA Vase, County Senior Cup, League and League Cup- and with that in mind a timely reminder again that we are running the Programme competition again this season. To enter simply send one League or League Cup programme produced for a game in August to the Newsletter Editor at the following address please. Mike Robins Good 7 Wesley Road luck! POOLE BH12 3BE Further copies will be requested as the season progresses around December/January and March/April. Sunday, 25 August 2019 19/20 Edition #08 Page 2 of 20 SYDENHAMS FOOTBALL LEAGUE NEWS MIDWEEK RESULTS Tuesday 20 August Hampshire Senior Cup 1st Round Baffins Milton Rovers 2-1 Tadley Calleva ? Callum Glen Daryll Phillips Dale Mason Brockenhurst 1-2 Petersfield Town 94 Jude Nwachukwu 34 pen Cameron Smith 29 OG 72 Cove 1-2 Horndean 38 Ross Cook Ben Anderson Brandon Jewell Fareham Town 3-3 United Services Portsmouth ? [4-3 on penalties] Frankie Paige 8 Archie Wilcox 38 James Franklyn 13 Jack Ormiston 60 Dec Seiden 82 Scott Hamilton 77 Fleet Spurs 2-0 Solent University ? Andre Smith 10 Liam Jupp 29 Fleet Town 4-4 Whitchurch United ? [4-2 on penalties] Corey Cherrett [2] Taylor Watts 42, 47, 86 Craig Rutledge Billy Oram 90 pen Ryan Long Hamble Club 2-2 East Cowes Victoria ? Nathan Lynch 39 [3-4 on penalties] Barry Mason 83 Jimmi Burton [2] Sunday, 25 August 2019 19/20 Edition #08 Page 3 of 20 SYDENHAMS FOOTBALL LEAGUE NEWS Lymington Town 1-0 Alresford Town ? Steve Flynn 61 Ringwood Town 0-5 AFC Stoneham 53 Scott Hills 3, 7, 37 Josh Clark 48 Arty Kerton 74 Romsey Town 1-5 Bashley 120 Luis <Morais 45 Harry McGrath 7, 74 Will Prior 46, 63 Harry Morgan 69 Totton & Eling 0-3 Andover New Street ? Shane Lock [2] Ilyas Warshow Wednesday 21 August Hampshire Senior Cup 1st Round AFC Portchester 1-1 Alton 56 [7-6 on penalties] Luke Perkins 83 Steve Ramsey 4 Fawley AFC 0-3 Cowes Sports 35 Jimmy Wykes Jez Conway Connor Furmidge Folland Sports 3-3 Andover Town ? [4-3 on penalties] Ben Emens Matt Burt 44, 90+5 Ryan Morgans Jamie Mansell 66 Josh Bertie MIDWEEK MATCH REPORTS John Gorman writes FLEET SPURS 2-0 SOLENT UNIVERSITY FC SOLENT’S poor start to the season continued as a change of Competition bought no change to the results as they exited the Hampshire Senior Cup (and missed out on a trip to Eastleigh in the next round) when going down 2-0 to Sydenhams/Wessex old boys Fleet Spurs at Kennels Lane. The home side play in the Combined Counties League Division One, a step below the University, but have made a decent start to the season and deserved their win on the night. Both sides started brightly with Fleet’s Jacob Bellmaine burying a shot in Solent keeper Alex Londors’ midriff and the visitors’ Ethan Taylor firing over before Londors was at full stretch to keep out an effort from Adam Bellmaine. Solent then had the first chance of the evening when Tam Demunga was allowed to run on from what looked a suspiciously offside position only to shoot wide with just the keeper to beat. With twelve minutes gone Solent were made to pay for the miss as Rob Parrott played the ball over the top of the defence and Andre SMITH lobbed the ball over Londors who was rather in no mans land. Smith, whose pace and control made him a threat all evening, bounced a cross come shot on the top of the crossbar and the visitors were very much on the back foot before gaining a foothold in the game midway through the half. Taylor was stopped by a well-timed last ditch tackle by Naman Nasir and the home side survived three corners in quick succession with their keeper, who was a little below the regulation height, struggling in the crowded area. Solent wasted a free kick on the edge of the box and suddenly found themselves two goals down. Jack Church made a long run down the right, Smith took over and his cross to the far post was headed home by Liam JUPP, who was far from the tallest player in the box. Taylor was denied by keeper Mike Cadle before a cross was deflected in to Demunga’s path some eight yards from goal but the shot was pulled wide of the post and has to be counted as a miss. There was just time for a childish tantrum from Fleet’s James Scott before the half time whistle sounded with the home side two goals to the good. Sunday, 25 August 2019 19/20 Edition #08 Page 4 of 20 SYDENHAMS FOOTBALL LEAGUE NEWS HT 2-0 No doubt reminded of the position at half time Solent rook the game to Fleet on the restart with Taylor, who too often lacked support, twice crowded out and a Demunga cross well held by Cadle before the same player was wide with an acrobatic overhead effort. Smith reminded all of his skill with a fierce drive that was well turned round the post by Londors following a sweeping three man move and the game began to drift away as the temperature began to fall – and it is still August! The Officials them took centre stage as the referee for reasons not apparent blew his whistle, the assistant on the stand side, who had a poor game, rushed on to the playing area, the referee spoke to the Solent Bench on the far side of the pitch and then re-started the game with a dropped ball. All very strange. There was just time for Demunga to fire high and wide before the final whistle came with Fleet still two goals to the good and deserving of their victory. FT 2-0 Solent have lost a number of good players and will be hoping for reinforcements soon for without same their return to the search for League points will not get any easier. On a slightly cynical note the home side have never enjoyed great support and last night’s admission charges were raised high above our Division One prices “because the Officials fees would be higher than usual”.
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