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V TRURO CITY WEALDSTONE FAN-TASTIC FINISH Steve www.wealdstone-fc.com 2017-18 Foster captures the moment the Ruislip Windows & Doors Stand exploded with joy a fortnight ago. Abobaker Eisa (who can just be spotted, mobbed by his team mates to the bottom right of the picture) has just netted the 88th-minute winner against Whitehawk Picture: STEVE FOSTER WEALDSTONE v TRURO CITY aqueoussun photography Blue and white All white Wealdstone v Truro City Jonathan North Tom McHale Saturday October 21, 2017, KO 3pm Glenn Wilson Billy Palfrey Vanarama National League South Ryan Sellers Jamie Richards Josh Hill Ed Palmer Matty Day Ben Gerring Jerome Okimo Ben Harding Shaquille Hippolyte-Patrick Aaron Lamont Sam Cox Noel Keats Dan Fitchett Niall Thompson Danny Green Andrew Neal Abobakar Eisa Cody Cooke Luke Williams Alex Hartridge Elliot Benyon River Allen Stephane Ngamvoulou Stewart Yetton Elliott Godfrey Chris Todd Matthew Whichelow Jordan Copp Alan O’Brien Tyler Harvey Ravan Constable Fletcher Williams MATCH SPONSOR: Alan Couch BALL DONORS: David Leigh and family REFEREE: Paul Harris ASSISTANTS: Christopher Horsman and Giovanni Marasca OBSERVER Douglas Douglas NEXT HOME GAMES: v HAYES & YEADING (Middx Senior Cup) Tuesday Nov 7, 7.45pm v HUNGERFORD TOWN (Vanarama National League South) Saturday November 11, 3pm INSIDE: INTERVIEW Main club sponsor: League sponsors Your award-winning WITH ALAN O’BRIEN matchday programme, Former Newcastle sponsored by the and Republic of Ruislip Social Club Ireland winger £3 WEALDSTONE FOOTBALL CLUB SEASON 2017/2018 GROSVENOR VALE, RUISLIP, MIDDLESEX HA4 6JQ • 01895 637487 • [email protected] • WWW.WEALDSTONE-FC.COM • COMPANY NO. 3953962 PERSONNEL MATCH DAY OPERATIONS MAJOR HONOURS SINCE 1950 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Manager Steve Marshall Chairman Peter Marsden Safety Officer Victor Klarfeld LEAGUE TITLES Vice Chairman Nick Archer Match Day Staff Paul Bowley, Tony 1951 / 1952 Athenian League Directors Paul Fruin, Waller, Richard Hayward, 1973 / 1974 Southern League Division One South Mike Williamson, Pete Worby, Russell Greenberg, Adam Clancey, 1981 / 1982 Southern League Southern Division Dominic Whyley, Nick Symmons Matthew Impey, John Cahillane 1981 / 1982 Southern League Championship President Paul Rumens 1984 / 1985 National League Premier (Gola League) COMMERCIAL & MARKETING 1996 / 1997 Isthmian League Division Three SECRETARIES Commercial Manager Carol Griffiths 2013 / 2014 Isthmian League Premier Division Club Secretary Paul Fruin ([email protected]) (07790 038095) Graphic Design Steve Foster NATIONAL CUPS Company Secretary Andrew Lane IT Consultant Neil Rands 1965 / 1966 FA Amateur Cup Reporting & Social Media Chris Woods 1984 / 1985 FA Trophy CLUB PERSONNEL LIAISON OFFICERS Life Vice-President Alan Couch LEAGUE CUPS WFCSC / Social Club Markie Barton Treasurer Barry Benveniste 1981 / 1982 Southern League Cup WFC / Social Club James Klarfeld General Manager Nick DuGard Press Officer Nick DuGard MIDDLESEX COUNTY CUPS FOOTBALL MANAGEMENT ([email protected]) 1958 / 1959 Senior Cup PA Announcer Ashley Holding Manager Bobby Wilkinson 1962 / 1963 Senior Cup Kit Manager Tony Waugh Assistant Manager Jamie Leacock 1964 / 1965 Senior Cup Boardroom Hospitality Alison Moran, Coach Mike Percival 1967 / 1968 Senior Cup Jacky Shore Physio Stacey Wood 1984 / 1985 Senior Cup Club Photographer Freddie Patmore Goalkeeping Coach Ian Hobbs 2003 / 2004 Charity Cup Web Site Manager Alan & Matt Hill 2010 / 2011 Charity Cup MATCHDAY PROGRAMME NON TITLE-WINNING PROMOTIONS Programme Editor Mark Hyde 1997 / 1998 Isthmian League Division 2 (3rd) Production Martin Read, Tim Parks 1998 / 1999 Isthmian League Division 1 (3rd, annulled) Printing People for Print Ltd. 2003 / 2004 Isthmian League Premier Division (Play-Off) www.peopleforprint.co.uk [email protected] GROUND REGULATIONS People are only allowed entry to The Vale on match days subject to the following rules and regulations: 1) The club reserves the right to eject from the ground any person who is considered to have committed any of the following acts: • Entering the ground through any means other than through the turnstiles or entrances • Entering the field of play before, during or after a game without prior authorisation • Being drunk, or under the influence of alcohol or drugs • Using violence of any nature • Carrying items which may be considered a danger to others, including cans, bottles, or glasses containing alcoholic beverages • Throwing any article onto the field of play • Climbing floodlight pylons, fences, stands or any structure or building • Using obscene or bad language likely to cause offence to others • Hitting the side or back panels of the Bulla stand 2) No spectator ball games. 3) The consumption of alcoholic drinks is permitted INSIDE the social club bar and boardroom areas. 4) Vehicles parked on the Grosvenor Vale site are at the owners’ risk. 5) Wealdstone Football Club supports the FA’s campaign on pyrotechnics (e.g. flares and smoke bombs). Any misuse of such items in and around the Ground will result in those responsible being asked to leave the Ground and, in line with football authority guidance, may result in a report to the Police, potential prosecution and a ban from the Club of up to three years. — Wealdstone FC Board of Directors WRITTEN IN STONE recent home form has shown a marked Mark Hyde improvement as Bobby and his team begin to settle into their new roles. With any luck ood afternoon and welcome to we should see an entertaining contest. Grosvenor Vale for our league Enjoying the hospitality of the boardroom meeting with Truro City who’s today will be our Match Sponsor, David Gofficials, players and supporters we wish an Leigh,who introduces himself below and our enjoyable visit. Ball Donor (who needs no introduction), Life After last season’s close escape, Truro are Vice President Alan Couch. Sponsorship, enjoying life at the top end of the table and as I frequently point out, is of vital are currently just a single point off the top importance to the club and we are extremely spot and should prove be a stern test for us grateful for the generosity of both David and this afternoon. The White Tigers also made Alan. a little piece of history for themselves last Also joining us today as a guest of club weekend as they became the first Cornish president Paul Rumens is ex Stone Jon team in 48 years to reach the FA Cup 1st Pettifer. Welcome back Jon, it’s always a round! Congratulation to all concerned and pleasure to see past players return. good luck at The Valley when you take on Charlton Athletic in a few week time. Enjoy the game From a Wealdstone perspective, our Mark SEASON TICKETS STILL TO BE COLLECTED Can the following fans or if you know them please see Nick DuGard or email [email protected] Joe Render Fiona Johnson Andy Richards Steve Wright MATCH SPONSOR - DAVID LEIGH It has become a family tradition, over the years to sponsor the game that falls on the date nearest to my birthday. I am very proud to be sponsoring the game today – not least because this marks a very signifi- cant birthday for me – and I could ask for no better way of celebrating, than by spending the day with family and friends at Grosvenor Vale. This season has already been a fairly dramatic one – and within just the first three months, we have already seen a number of significant highs and lows. One of the disappointing aspects for me, has been a lack of togetherness, at times, from the terraces. I think that we all need to remember that we are supporters – and so we should support the team. It seems to me that the players and the management are trying to get things right on the pitch; and despite some setbacks, I am sure that everyone from the Chairman to the fan behind the goal, wants the same thing – to see some good football and to get some good results. So let’s all get behind the boys, make some noise and cheer us on to victory. Come on you Stones! BALL DONOR - ALAN COUCH NICK DUGARD Nick updates us on a number of operational matters ood afternoon everyone NON-LEAGUE DAY - I am doing who is focussing on stadium and a warm welcome a wash up with the Prostate management and the operational to our visitors whom Cancer Charity after our very side of things so all will be Ghave made the long trip from successful event two weeks thrown in at the deep end! Cornwall. Truro of course have ago. My contacts at PCUK were If YOU fancy getting involved made a strong start to the absolutely delighted at YOUR in volunteering please see me at season and we will no doubt support on the day via the a game or email me! face another tough game bucket collections, etc and by We are looking at a number today. Bring it on!! now you may have seen some of other projects to potentially great social media publicity. My include a Craft Ale Fair next Here are some updates on a understanding as I type these season and Leo and I have number of operational matters: notes are that we achieved already met with CAMRA for something of a record per head advice. STAND UP FOR WEALDSTONE in terms of the collection take I am also working closely (SUFW)- This fundraiser that totalled well over £300. The with Markie Barton (wearing my continues to be a highly club will also be adding to the supporters club hat) on the Kerry important for the club and the donations with a cheque so we Dixon Evening on 4th November. playing budget and a fantastic will arrange a presentation. A It’s already almost a sell out but way to recognise your favourite big THANK YOU for your great see Markie or Leo at the bar for player LEGEND; or it could be support on the day.
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