Fa Trophy 1St Round Qualifying

HARTLEY WINTNEY FC VS TIVERTON TOWN FC 27TH OCTOBER 2018

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HARTLEY WINTNEY FC CLUB HISTORY

artley Wintney Football Club was founded in 1897 and played in an area ad- H jacent to the village's golf and cricket clubs. In 1953, the club moved to its present ground in Green Lane, known as 'The Memorial Ground'. A pavilion was erected and the team played in the Basingstoke League and, later, in the Alder- shot League.

In 1973, Glynn Howell was appointed Manager. In his six year reign, the team won the Aldershot Senior League three times in succession, and the Aldershot Senior Cup. After several seasons in the Aldershot Senior League, Hartley were admitted to the Combined Counties League, which replaced the Surrey Senior League. After the first couple of seasons and two changes of management, the club appointed Ian Bedford as Manager. Once again an influx of senior players brought Hartley success. Within his three years in management, they gained trophies including the League Title (1982-1983) and Runners Up (1981-1982), Aldershot Senior Cup Winners (1980-1981), and George Allen Cup Winners (1981-1982). They were also Runners Up in the League Cup (1982-1983) and Aldershot Senior Cup (1981-1982).

During this period a new Clubhouse was opened. David Willoughby, the then Sec- retary & Treasurer, and Bill Mitchell, the then club Chairman and now President, devoted excep- tional hours in the em- bryo stages of this ven- ture. Further invest- ments around this time included floodlights, new changing rooms and covered seating.

In 2007-08 under manager Mike Scott, the club gained promotion from Divi 1 of the Combined Counties League, but 2008-09 ended in relegation by a narrow margin. Under manager and assistant Pete Gray and John Con- don, the first team rallied, finishing 5th in CCL Div 1 in 2009-10. Coach Louis King took the reigns as manager when Pete Gray stepped down, guiding the team to 7th in CCL Div 1 in 2010-11.

A management team of ex-Basingstoke Town and Oxford United striker, Neville Roach, Assistant Mick Wollen and Coach Scott Tarr took charge for 2011-12 and it was a notable season, with the club achieving promotion back to the Com- bined Counties League Premier Division. Hartley also had a fine FA Cup run that took them to the Third Qualifying Round, but the euphoria of the cup run and promotion was dampened even before the champagne bubbles had burst, when the coaching staff and almost the entire squad left for Thatcham Town. For the 2012-13 season, ex-Millwall defender, Dave Tuttle, was given the summer to prepare a new squad. However, a string of poor results led to a second change in management in less than 4 months, with 24 year-old ex-Basingstoke Town and Hartley striker, Ben Dillon, given his first managerial position. Once again there was an almost total outflow of players and Ben, with assistants Ja- son Minton and Joe Lawler, set about rebuilding the squad, but by this time with Hartley well and truly set adrift at the bottom of the table. Their enthusiasm, 2 PROUD HAMPSHIRE CLUB SINCE 1897 belief and the introduction of a talented group of players quickly restored the spirit around the club. In what became known as the season of the club's 'Great Escape', the Row’s place in the CCL Premier was secured against all the odds after a truly remarkable second half of the season.

Dillon further strengthened the squad, with Steve Saunders and Dan Brownlie brought in to the coaching setup alongside Jason and Joe. The 2013-14 season started well and there were wins in the FA Cup to setup a home tie in the 4th Qualifying Round for the first time in the club's history, losing out to an in-form Daventry Town in front of a crowd of over 1,000. The cup run took its toll on the league form but the club finished a creditable 7th in the CCL Premier Division.

A new Club crest was commissioned ahead of the 2013-14 season, with a design that is modern but holds true to the traditions of a village club founded over 100 years ago. Designed by Philippa Bell, the current crest incorporates several ele- ments of historical significance. With the village recorded in the 13th century under the name of Hertleye Wynteneye, meaning "the clearing in the forest where the deer graze by Winta's island", the crest shows a tree and a stag, as well as the rose emblem of the Club's home county, Hampshire. The Club's nickname of 'The Row' is taken from 'Hartley Row', a former hamlet within Hartley Wintney. The nickname and the year in which the Club was founded are also incorporated in the crest.

2014-15 saw the club consolidate its place in the CCL Premier Division, finishing a comfortable 9th. Dillon stepped down at the end of the season and Dan Brownlie and Anthony Millerick were appointed as Joint First Team Managers for 2015-16, with Joe Lawler remaining part of the coaching setup, and Luke Tuffs coming in as First Team Coach while continuing as Youth Team Manager.

It was a very eventful 2015-16. After a memorable FA Cup win away at Merthyr Town in the Second Qualifying Round, Hartley battled back from 2-0 down to 2- 2 away at Conference South Eastbourne Borough, only to be beaten by a goal struck deep into injury time. In the FA Vase, Hartley Wintney broke a longstand- ing club record by reaching the 5th Round Proper. In front of a sell-out 1,300 at Green Lane, eventual finalists Hereford proved too strong, but the Row went on to top the CCL Premier Division for most of the season and claimed the 2015-16 league title, finishing 10 points clear on 106 points, with a goal difference of +87 and having lost just four league games all season. Promotion, however, was denied due to ground grading issues. Faced with attempting to achieve back-to-back title wins and put in place the substantial ground improvements that would allow progression, the 2016-17 season under co-managers Dan Brownlie and Anthony Millerick, and coach Luke Tuffs, was extraordinary. The Row topped the Combined Counties League Prem- ier Division for the entire season, reached the semi-finals of the Hampshire Sen- ior County Cup and the final of the Aldershot Senior Cup, and secured the required ground grading to allow the Row to take their place in the Southern League South, making it to Step 4 of the football pyramid for the first time. And to top off a wonderful 2016-17, Luke Tuffs’ Youth team won the Hampshire FA Youth Cup against a strong Aldershot Town U18. 3 HARTLEY WINTNEY FC CLUB HISTORY

The team took life at Step 4 in their stride, helped by the consistency provided by an unchanged management team and settled squad, and the 2017-18 season was to prove even more remarkable than the previous campaign. The Row sat within the top four for much of the season, never dropping below 8th.

They set down a marker in the FA Cup, beating local rivals Basingstoke Town in a replay at Green Lane. Town later responded by signing Hartley's top goalscorer and club captain, Sam Argent. Argent's departure was a huge setback, but the management team responded by bringing in Rowan Vine, the charasmatic ex-professional. Vine restored belief in both the team and the supporters; it was an inspired signing. The Row embarked on their first FA Trophy campaign, which included wins against Gosport Borough and Farnborough FC before going out 0- 2 in the First Round Proper against eventual finalists, Bromley FC.

Vine joined the management team at one of his former clubs battling relegation late in the season. Losing Rowan seemed a massive blow at a critical point, but again the management team made an inspired signing. Nic Ciardini joined from Farnborough and was instrumental in keeping the momentum going. Hugely important was also the strong central defensive partnership that had grown during the second half of the season between Jack Ball and Liam Eagle.

A Play-Off place was secured and the Row won the semi-final against AFC Dun- stable 2-0. Cambridge City had triumphed at Hayes & Yeading FC in the other semi. In front of a crowd of over 700 at Green Lane, a tense game was decided by a single goal scored by Ciardini and so the Row clinched promotion and made it to the Southern Premier at Step 3; a truly outstanding achievement. The final season highlight was in lifting the Aldershot Senior Cup with a 4-1 win against Eversley & California FC.

20182018----19191919 The Club heads into new territory in the Southern League once again as it takes its place proudly in the Evo-Stik League South, Premier South for this season, having negotiated the steep climb from Step 5 to Step 3 in just two seasons. A revised management team is at the helm, with Dan Turkington stepping in as co -manager alongside Anthony Millerick, and there is a new and experienced coaching setup under Head Coach Luke Tuffs, with Sam Rafique, Mark Hurst and Keith Benjamin joining the background team.

We also welcome a new First Team Shirt Sponsor. BOSS Professional Services are a market leading ERP consulting and recruitment business that specialise in the sourcing of high level permanent and contract resources. We are delighted and honoured to have their support, alongside long-time sponsor CSL.

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4 CLUB OFFICIALS 2018-2019

PRESIDENT: William Mitchell VICE PRESIDENT: Nick Vint CHAIRMAN: Luke Mullen VICE CHAIRMAN: Steve Noakes HON. LIFE VICE PRESIDENTS: Dennis Burgess, David Willoughby, Paddy White, Luke Mullen LIFE VICE PRESIDENT: Brian Barnard VICE PRESIDENTS: Derek Ames, Len Ashby, Ian Bedford, Ann Bradley, Mick Clarke, Lisa Collins, James Cooke, Neil Doody, Paula Flanders, Andrew Harris, Frank Kenton, David Lenthal, Margaret Lewington, Bob Major, Mark Porter, Mike Roberts, Janet Richardson, Niall Sco, Linda Sco, Josie Shipman, Ray Shipman, Andy Spiers, Chris Stanley, Roy Smpson, Trudy Smpson, Roger Taplin, Nick Vint, Elizabeth Webb, Anthony White, David Willoughby, Gerry Wykes

TREASURER: Colin Charlton HONORARY SECRETARY: Elayne Duddridge MATCH SECRETARY: Gerry Wykes UNDER 18s SECRETARY: Eric Howard BAR SECRETARY: Paddy White MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY: Jeremy Fox, Sue Trimmer COMMITTEE: Ann Bradley, Dave Williams, Brendan Devlin, Jeremy Fox, Nick Elkington, Peter Auchterlonie SOCIAL COMMITTEE: Sue Trimmer, Lauren Breau, Tracy Collier, Lani Kealoha Charman, Samantha Vallance

FIRST TEAM MANAGERS: Dan Turkington, Anthony Millerick FIRST TEAM COACHES: Luke Tuffs, Sam Rafique, Mark Hurst, Keith Benjamin RESERVE TEAM MANAGERS: Ricky Hogsden, Neil Lancaster A TEAM MANAGER: Andy Storey U18 YOUTH TEAM MANAGER: Luke Tuffs

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to be a healthy debate as to what is wrong with the Row at this present THE BUILDBASE FA TROPHY time. I am all for the free expression of 1ST ROUND QUALIFYING the people who watch the side, and th indeed encourage people to air their 27 October 2018 views. My opinion, for what it's worth, is look where we are. We are holding vs our own whilst bedding in new players. It takes time and it takes belief that we TIVERTON TOWN will get it right. It also takes the sup- Kick Oﬀ: 3.00pm port of the fans to keep the boys galva- nised and focused on the job in hand. It may well be a much used expression but the supporters are very much the 12th man. The team needs you to get Good afternoon Ladies and Gentlemen behind them! and welcome to the Memorial Ground for this BuildBase FA Trophy 1st Quali- Mid-week saw us begin our defence of fying Round tie. Our opponents today the Aldershot FA Senior Cup against are Tiverton Town. To their Step 6 side Fleet Spurs. We players, officials and supporters ran out 4-1 winners with goals we extend a warm welcome and from the returning Liam Eagle, hope you enjoy your short stay Nathan Smart, a Ty Smith pen- with us today. alty and finally a debut goal for Luke King. By all accounts we Our visitors, nicknamed 'Tivvy', should have won by a bigger albeit in the same league as us, margin, but progression to the are another new team to visit next round was the aim and us here today. Tiverton current- this was achieved. ly sit 6th in the league having recorded 19 points from their The other two senior sides 12 games, a record which is not were in action last Saturday, too dissimilar to our own. Re- the Reserves suffering a 2-1 cent results have seen them lose twice; defeat away at Eversley & California. 3-1 away at second placed Salisbury Our goal was scored by Josh James in and 2-1 at home to table toppers Wey- a game where our profligacy in front of mouth. They have also drawn twice, goal cost us dearly. It is certainly not once at home to Farnborough and the an exaggeration to call us the Jekyll & other away at Chesham, both games Hyde team. A bit of consistency would- finishing 1 each. n't go amiss and I know Ricky & Neil are frustrated by the team's incon- Last Saturday saw us eke out an un- sistency. This Saturday the Reserves convincing scoreless draw against have no fixture. Kings Langley FC. By all accounts it was a dour game in which our visitors The A Team continued their excellent probably had the upper hand. We field- form with a victory in the Aldershot ed a much changed side and welcomed Intermediate Invitation Cup over Four Rowan Vine back to the Hartley fold. Marks. Lord Storey's army ran out 6-1 winners, with goals from Ryan Thorpe Reading the Club forum, there seems (2) and one a piece form Ryan Char- 6

VS TIVERTON TOWN : 27 OCT 2018 man, Craig Armstrong, Tom Davis and better atmosphere you create. We are Kieron Robinson. They return to league always open to sensible suggestions for action today when they make the short getting people through the door. If trip to Normandy. you have any ideas, please let us know.

We still need more help in all depart- I hope you all enjoy the game this af- ments, from commercial assistance, ternoon. Please get behind the team ground maintenance and kit washing, and, as usual, thank you for your con- to catering and stewarding. If you can tinued support. help in any way, please make yourself #UTR known to any committee member. We are always looking for active people who can help drive the club forward. Luke

We also have probably the cheapest pint available in the village if you have club membership. Why not use the facility more often - the more you use the Club, the

7 VOICES FROM THE DUGOUT

Good afternoon and goals, both short welcome back to the and long term. The Memorial Ground for players realise this, this all important FA the management Trophy game vs realise this and we Tiverton Town FC. must persevere A warm welcome to whilst maintaining the travelling fans a desire to who have made the improve. long trip up from Devon. This player group has already Tiverton have provided some enjoyed a great start good memories this to the season and, season and we going by what we’ve have every faith heard, will certainly that, perhaps with be one of the teams a few tweaks, they there or thereabouts can provide us with around the top at the many more, end of the season. including today. We realise that today will be a stern test I hope you all enjoy and we are going to the game, and as have to be at our ever, we will all see very best in order to you in the bar progress to the next after. round. UTR Obviously last season’s debut FA Trophy campaign brought tremendous Millers & Turks success, a lot of media coverage, and gave us a platform

upon which we marksandom launched a very good second part of the season. It is our aim and intention to repeat this. Despite performances that haven’t been up to our usual standards recently, we’ve still been very hard to beat. We’ve shown we can be dogged even when we are sub par, but we must be better if we are to achieve our 8

THE ROW : PLAYER SPONSORSHIP

PLAYER NAME SPONSOR Adam Desbois Tyler House Paul Strudley Chris Harris Freddie Gee Matt Evans Nathan Smart Nick Hutchings Louie Paget Mark Harpur Steve Noakes Hartley Wintney Juniors FC Liam Eagle Dave Williams Jack Ball Duncan & Suzanne Swan Luke King Romario Hart Claudio Herbert John Whitehall Josh Webb Tony Flanders Tyron Smith Jack French David Graham Nic Ciardini Colin Charlton Jacques Kpohomouh Mike Parish Michael Campbell David Willoughby Ross Cook Zoom Leisure Jack Beadle Jayden Englefield Rowan Vine Anthony Millerick (manager) James Sharples Dan Turkington (manager) Luke Tuffs (head coach) Sam Rafique (coach) Keith Benjamin (coach) Mark Hurst (coach) Eric Howard (physio) Colin The Kit Man Nic Ciardini & Anna Musgrove

Sponsor a member of the Row. Only £60 for the season and get mentions in the Match Day Pro- gramme & on our Website. Please contact Colin by email: [email protected] 12 THE PAPERS SAID: FLEET SPURS

Fleet Spurs v Hartley Wintney, picked out Nathan Smart’s run through Aldershot Senior Cup 2nd Round the middle and the winger ran on to Tuesday 23rd October ’18 fire past Appleby. (1-2) Report by David Graham In first half added time the Row ex- Current holders, Hartley Wintney, pro- tended the lead. Ross Cook was hauled gressed into the next round of the Al- down inside the penalty area and Tyron dershot Senior Cup with a win over Smith converted the spot kick. (1-3) Fleet Spurs who play three levels low- er, in the Combined Counties Div 1. On 47 mins Hartley added a fourth. A left wing corner from Nathan Smart Hartley pressed from the start and in found the head of substitute Luke King the first minute Ross Cook found space who scored from close range. The then and saw his well struck shot bring out a anticipated goal avalanche did not ma- good save from Mark Appleby in the terialise, due to below par finishing Spurs goal. Six minutes later, a left plus stout and brave defending by the wing cross from Nick Hutchings found Spurs. Goalkeeper Mark Appleby was Ross Cook and his header was deflect- probably man of the match, with many ed wide of the goal. From the resulting smart stops. corner by Nathan Smart, Liam Eagle gave the Row the lead when his flick On 60 minutes, Campbell found space shot found the corner of the net. (0-1) coming in from the left and was unlucky to see his shot crash off the un- On 14 mins, Mikey Campbell setup Jack derside of the crossbar. Many chances Beadle who saw his effort saved by came and went for Hartley and on 86 Appleby. 4 mins later, Cook set Camp- minutes the Row’s most influential bell free but the striker fired wide. With player, Cook, saw his effort saved by the Row missing chances at one end, Appleby and Campbell’s attempted lob their hosts showed how it is done. On on the follow up went wide. Louie Pa- 20 minutes they replied with a well get came on as sub on the right wing worked goal. Rich Swain in midfield and on 88 mins made good progress picked out a good run by Jamil Olwen- before picking out Jack Beadle, who ney through the middle and the winger saw his near post header go wide. scored with a good shot across Adam FT: Fleet Spurs 1 Hartley 4 Desbois into the net. (1-1) FLEET SPURS: Mark Appleby, Jason On the half hour, Beadle gave a chance Dalton, Michael Colfer, Dean Sumner, to Cook whose shot brought out a good Victor Mudhoni, James Scott, Lee Bush, save from Appleby. Six minutes later, Rich Swain, Tom Chillery, Karl Dalla- Beadle this time set-up Jack French way, Jamil Olweny Subs: Chris Barnes, with an opportunity but his effort from Alex Penney, Scott Davies, Mike Ber- the edge of the box lacked power and tram, George Morris Appleby saved. Two minutes later, Cook cleverly set-up Nathan Smart but HARTLEY WINTNEY: Adam Desbois, he shot past the post. Jacques Kpohomouh, Liam Eagle, Jack Ball, Nick Hutchings, Jack French, Ty- On 40 minutes, Jack French was the ron Smith (c), Nathan Smart, Jack Bea- provider to Beadle but his effort was dle, Ross Cook, Mikey Campbell. Subs: saved. However, two minutes later the Louie Paget (on), Luke King (on), Matt long overdue goal arrived. Ross Cook Evans (on), Josh Webb, Nic Ciardini 13 THE PAPERS SAID: HENDON FC

Hartley Wintney vs Hendon FC Half Time: Hartley 1 Hendon 1 Evo-Stik League South, Premier South. Saturday 13th October ’18 The Row came out with all guns blaz- Report by David Graham ing and on 46 minutes should have gone ahead. A ball from the left found Hartley Wintney and Hendon played Luke King unmarked in front of goal. out an exciting match at Green Lane The full back hit the keeper with his with the Dons taking the spoils to first effort and saw his second effort maintain their place amongst the divi- from the rebound saved. sion leaders. It was the visitors who took the initiative early on, and three On 51 minutes, Hippolyte-Patrick got in early corners had the Row under pres- behind the Row defence and his low sure. However on 10 minutes, com- cross went across the front of the goal pletely against the run of play, Hartley without any takers. Five minutes later took the lead. A free kick on the right the Row restored the lead after some found the head of Jack Ball whose pressure. Luke King got in behind the header across goal found Mikey Camp- Hendon defence and his cross found bell. The striker's shot crossed the line Mikey Campbell. His shot was blocked despite the best efforts of Danny but Jack Ball, following up, shot home Boness in the Hendon goal. (1-0) from 5 yards. (2-1)

Three minutes later, Hendon's Ricardo Hartley came close to increasing the German created a chance for himself lead when a long throw from King and his fierce drive was tipped over by found Jack Beadle who saw his effort Adam Desbois. blocked. But it was Hendon who scored next and pulled level on 63 minutes for The game flowed from end to end and, a second time when good work by on 15 minutes, a good Row move saw Marvin Morgan set up Hippolyte- Pat- Jack French feed Jack Beadle who set rick and he ran on to score. (2-2) up Mikey Campbell, but he fired over when well placed. Two minutes later, Hartley had a chance on 65 minutes Hartley had another good chance when when a deft pass from Nic Ciardini set a Webb corner found Jacques Campbell in for a one on one. Boness Kpohmouh and he also shot over. came out and saved well. Play moved down to the other end and Hendon On 21 minutes the Row fashioned a went ahead for the first time on 71 further chance when Campbell set up minutes. New signing Conner Calcutt Josh Webb on the edge of the box. The showed good determination down the midfielder's shot was blocked and Na- left and his cross found Laste Dom- than Smart's follow up went wide. baxe. The midfielder fired a low shot at Three minutes later the Dons pulled goal from 25 yards which found the level. A good move through the left of corner of the net with Desbois appear- midfield fed Marvin Morgan who played ing to be unsighted. (2-3) in Stephane Ngamvoulou and he forced the ball past Desbois. (1-1) Hartley finished strongly and on 85 minutes a Smart cross was only partial- On 41 minutes, Shaqualle Hippolyte- ly cleared. Josh Webb’s volley from the Patrick tried his luck from distance and edge of the area whistled just over. In his shot was saved by the well placed the final onslaught, a Steve Noakes Desbois. throw was cleared to Josh Webb, but 14 THE PAPERS SAID: HENDON FC another well hit effort from the mid- and at this level we must kill games off. fielder was saved by Boness. Obviously other clubs have bigger budgets but we still expect to do well For the Row, the first home loss of the against them." season and the first loss against one of the top sides. In a league where Millers continued, "Jack Beadle had a matches are decided on fine margins, good debut and Nathan Smart had a they will perhaps reflect on this one as good game. In general I'm disappoint- the one that got away. Hendon played ed that we lost a game we should not a good open style of football which have." gave the opportunity of goals at both ends of the park. Unfortunately for "It was a very hard fought win," said Hartley they failed to take at least four Hendon's James Gray. "We planned to gilt edged chances, and at the other get out of the blocks quickly today and end conceded rather soft goals. A good we were pleased with our start. We entertaining match for the big crowd to had good responses on both occasions enjoy. [D Graham] we went behind. It was also a good response after our loss in midweek. Full Time: Hartley 2 Hendon 3 He continued, "I'm very pleased to get Hartley Wintney: Adam Desbois, all three points. Hartley were good on Luke King, Louie Paget, Jack French, the counter attack and will do well this Jacques Kpohomouh, Jack Ball, Josh season. Danny Boness had to make Webb, Nathan Smart, Mikey Campbell, some good saves near the end." Nic Ciardini (capt), Jack Beadle Subs: Claudio Herbert (on for Luke Hartley Wintney v Kings Langley King), Steve Noakes (on for Jacques Evo-Stik League South, Premier Kpohomouh), Tyron Smith, Nick Hutch- South. Saturday 20th October ’18 ings, Matt Evans Report by David Graham

Hendon: Danny Boness, Howard Hall, In the battle of the villages, Hartley Lee Chappell (capt), Luke Tingy, Ro- Wintney and Kings Langley played out mario Jonas, Gianni Crichlow, Stephane a scoreless draw. However, it is the Ngamvoulou, Laste Dombaxe, Richardo Kings who will probably feel they German, Marvin Morgan, Shaquille Hip- should have returned to Hertfordshire polyte-Patrick with the points after being on top for Subs: Taishan Griffith, Matthew New- most of the match. man (on), Connor Calcutt (on), Cole Brown (on), Tyriq Hunte. On 2 minutes, a long ball down field found Mitchell Weiss free down the Attendance: 313 middle and Adam Desbois in the Row MOTM: Romario Jonas (Hendon) goal brought off a good save from the striker's parting shot. After the game, David spoke with Hart- ley co-manager, Anthony Millerick and On 14 minutes, Rene Howe managed Hendon manager, James Gray. to fathom a chance for himself coming in from the right. His lob beat Desbois "I thought we shipped three very soft but Luke King cleared from in front of goals. They were all preventable," said the goal. The Kings remained in the Millers. "We are on a learning curve ascendancy but Hartley registered a 15 THE PAPERS SAID: KINGS LANGLEY chance on 33 minutes. A long free kick week’s FA Trophy match at home to from Josh Webb saw Jack Beadle al- Tiverton Town. [D Graham] most get in at the back post. FT: Hartley Wintney 0 Kings Langley 0 HT: Hartley Wintney 0 Kings Langley 0 Attendance: 242

The same pattern remained after the MATRIX CAD LTD 'MOTM': Adam break. On 56 minutes Desbois showed Desbois (Hartley Wintney) good alertness to save after a long free kick. Kings applied further pressure and Hartley Wintney: Adam Desbois, a series of brave blocks by the Row Matthew Evans, Nick Hutchings, Jack defenders kept the scoreline level. Ball, Luke King, Tyron Smith, Nathan Smart, Josh Webb, Rowan Vine, Nic A long throw from Kings Langley on 63 Ciardini, Jack Beadle minutes saw a scramble in front of the Subs: Jacques Kpohomouh, Louie Pa- Row goal before the ball was scram- get, Jack French (on for Ty Smith), bled clear. Almost immediately, Hartley Ross Cook (on for Rowan Vine), Mi- moved to the other end and Josh Webb chael Campbell (on for Nic Ciardini) set up Tyron Smith, who shot past the post from 20 yards. Kings Langley: Matt Nolan, Gary Con- nolly, Callum Adebiyi, Jorell Johnson, Kings Langley were unlucky not to take Junior Osborne, Elliott Godfrey, Steve the lead on 69 minutes. The effective Ward, Dean Hitchcock, Rene Howe, Howe crossed from the left and found Mitchell Weiss, Roy Syla Callum Adebiyi whose header crashed Subs: Toby Syme, Ryan May, Josh off the crossbar. Three minutes later at Coldicott, Louie Collier, Edu Toiny- the other end, a long throw from Luke Pendred King found the head of Jack Ball who saw his effort pushed over the bar by David spoke with Anthony Millerick af- Kings' keeper, Matt Nolan. ter the game. "I felt we were a bit flat throughout the match. A positive is On 79 minutes, Howe set Weiss free that we kept a clean sheet and this was through the middle and, under pres- achieved with very much a makeshift sure, he shot across the face of the defence. Adam had a good game in goal. But then on 86 minutes the game goal and deserved ‘Man of the Match’. appeared to turn further in the visitors' favour when the Row were reduced to "There is no doubt that every match in 10 men when Luke King received a this league is tough. However, despite second yellow card after a crude chal- not always firing on all cylinders, we lenge. In added time, Howe and Weiss have lost just twice so far in the combined well in the Hartley area but a league." last ditch challenge from Jack Ball saved the day for Hartley. Midfielder and deputy captain, Tyron Smith, added his thoughts. "It was a A match where the Row had to dig very tough game and the important deep to scrape a point. Over the past thing is we stick together and get month the side has lost some form and through this difficult patch. The one confidence. The club will be hoping consolation is that we are not losing." that they can regain some of the spar- kle from earlier in the season for next 16

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Steve Noakes Jacques Experienced defender, Kpohomouh with the Row for Defender recently several seasons. joined, having previ- Previous clubs include ously played for Fleet Town and MET Bangor City, South- Police. Great organiser, port and Droylsden. motivator and tactically Quick, strong and intelligent defender. powerful in the air. Sponsored by Sponsored by Mike Hartley Wintney Parish Juniors FC

Matt Evans Louie Paget Joined us in the closed A versatile player season. A defender, who can play at full Matt has represented back on either flank the Army over 30 times or anywhere in mid- and UK Armed Forces field. Former U18 team 10 times. Played youth team captain. for Rushden & Dia- Sponsored by Mark monds & Winchester. Harpur

Nathan Smart Michael Experienced defender Campbell on dual registration Striker with pace, from Slough Town. good close control Adds a wealth of tal- and an eye for goal. ent, pace and strength Joined the Row this to the squad. summer. Sponsored by David Willoughby

Liam Eagle Jack French Strong central defender Midfielder with su- who enters his fourth perb first touch who year in a Hartley shirt. finds his way out of Has been the rock on seemingly impossi- which many clean ble situations with sheets have been built. his tight ball control. Sponsored by Dave Terrific workrate. Williams Sponsored by David Graham

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Josh Webb Ross Cook Hard working and A prolific goalscorer combative midfielder and a Hartley fans with an incredible favourite. Rejoins engine. Josh joined the Row for 2018/19 Hartley from Met after a successful Police ahead of the spell last season 2017/18 season. with Thatcham Sponsored by Town. Sponsored Tony Flanders by Zoom Leisure

Tyron Smith James King Cultured and experi- Now in his third spell enced midfielder with the Row. Hard now in his 2nd sea- working, gritty and son with us. Previ- dependable defender ously played with who won’t shirk a Kingstonian and Met challenge. Police.

Jayden Nick Englefield Hutchings A young, skilful Attacking full back winger who joined who reads the game us from Winchester extremely well. City. Now in his 2nd Joined us from Farn- season with the borough ahead of Row. the 17/18 season.

Jack Ball Adam Desbois Central defender The young 'keeper now in his 2nd sea- joins the Row on a son with us. Formed season-long work a superb partner- experience placement ship with Liam Ea- from Reading FC. gle to help us to Adam is a member of promotion. Spon- the England U19 sored by Duncan squad. Sponsored by & Suzanne Swan Tyler House

Nic Ciardini Freddie Gee Experienced forward Competent young & midfielder, Nic goalkeeper who has came to us from been re-signed for his 2nd season with Farnborough last us after being on season. ‘Cards’ is dual registration last our club captain for term. 18/19. Sponsored by Colin Charlton

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Luke Perkins Romario Hart A pacey wide mid- A recent addition to field player who likes the squad . Fast, to take on defenders. tricky winger who Joined us from Go- dalming Town mid- has previously way through played for Godalm- 2016/17. Started the ing Town. Picked up season on loan at an injury early on Camberley Town. which has kept him out since August.

Chris Harris Stuart An up and coming Norman goalkeeping talent Stuart is recent who has featured addition to the Row, for Reading U/23. having previously Assured handler of played for Farnham the ball. Was under- Town. Dependable study to Struds last ‘keeper. season.

Nick Sowden Jack Beadle Nick joined us re- Joined the Row in cently, having previ- October 2018, hav- ously played for ing started the sea- Godalming Town. son with Met Poilice. Tenacious and expe- Was a regular goal rienced central mid- scorer during his fielder. time with Ashford Town (Middx).

Luke King The Kit Man Joined us in October As with many of 2018 from Farnbor- those working be- ough. A physically hind the scenes at strong player equal- the Club, our kit ly at home playing man, Colin Charlton, at the back or in juggles several jobs. midfield. A valuable Not a man to be addition to the messed with, as you squad. can tell from his photo!

Rowan Vine Re-joined us in late October. Vastly experienced striker who played an important part for us last season. Previ- ous clubs include QPR, Portsmouth, Luton & Birmingham City. 22 MANAGEMENT & COACHING STAFF

Anthony Millerick ‘Millers’ is now in his 4th season with the Row and undoubtedly our prize possession. A much sought-after manager whose services we are fortunate to retain. Tactically astute and, whilst he can be uncompromising, he has a way with his players that engenders loyalty.

Dan Turkington ‘Turks’ joined as 1st team co-manager alongside ‘Millers’ ahead of the 2018-19 season. Dan managed Camberley Town during one of their most successful spells and brings a wealth of experience. He spent last season away from direct involvement in football but stayed highly involved in the game, watching many step 3, 4 & step 5 games, knowledge he now brings to the Row.

Luke Tuffs 1st Team Head Coach and U18 Youth Team manager, ‘Tuffs’ Holds the UEFA B licence and is an Academy Manager at Pulse Chertsey. Having been with the Row throughout our recent rise up the non-league pyramid, Tuffs is a live wire in every sense, always willing to assist anyone with an interest in the game. Cur- rently helping to forge ever closer links with the Hartley Wintney Juniors Club.

Sam Rafique Sam holds a UEFA License and is currently an academy coach with Aldershot Town FC. He’s had spells at Fleet Town, Godalming Town & Camberley Town, the latter with a considerable success. Sam and Luke Tuffs have known each other well for a number of years; both share the same footballing philosophy.

Keith Benjamin One of the most liked people in local non-league football and an experienced goalkeeping coach, Keith has known Millers and Tuffs for over ten years, having working with them whilst they were players at Camberley Town. He comes with a wealth of experience including recent spells at Farnborough and Kingstonian FC. He now provides specialist goalkeeper mentoring and coaching to our group of talented ‘keepers.

Mark Hurst Mark is one of the highest regarded football coaches locally. He previously worked with Anthony Millerick at Cove FC and has worked as a coaches' coach at both Fulham FC and Villareal FC recently. His coaching experience, and approach to helping the players achieve their best, is sure to benefit everybody directly involved with football at the club. The coaching team are absolutely thrilled to have Mark's qualities within the camp.

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06 Oct A Harrow Borough D 2-2 153 League Desbois L King Paget Ball

09 Oct A Winchester City W 6-7p Hants Snr 2 Desbois Paget 1p Hutchings Smith 13 Oct H Hendon L 2--3 313 League Desbois L King Paget French

16 Oct A Thatcham Town W 8-9p 138 League Cup Desbois 1 Evans Hutchings Kpohomouh

20 Oct H Kings Langley D 0-0 242 League Desbois Evans Hutchings Ball

23 Oct A Fleet Spurs W 1-4 Ald Snr Cup Desbois Kpohomouh Hutchings Eagle 1 27 Oct H Tiverton Town FAT 1Q

03 Nov A Wimborne Town League

10 Nov H Walton Casuals League 13 Nov A Met Police League Cup

17 Nov A Salisbury League 20 Nov H Met Police League 24 Nov A Tiverton Town League 01 Dec H Chesham Utd League

04 Dec H Basingstoke Town Hants Snr 3

15 Dec H Taunton Town League

22 Dec H Poole Town League

26 Dec A Farnborough League 29 Dec A Gosport Borough League

01 Jan H Swindon Supermarine League 05 Jan H Basingstoke Town League 12 Jan A Walton Casuals League

19 Jan H Salisbury League 26 Jan A Met Police League 02 Feb H Wimborne Town League 09 Feb A Kings Langley League 16 Feb A Chesham Utd League 23 Feb H Tiverton Town League 02 Mar H Staines Town League 09 Mar A Taunton Town League 16 Mar H Harrow Borough League 23 Mar A Hendon League 30 Mar H Weymouth League 06 Apr A Merthyr Town League 13 Apr A Frome Town League 20 Apr H Beaconsfield Town League 22 Apr A Swindon Supermarine League 27 Apr H Dorchester Town League 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 Noakes Smith Hart Webb Baxter 1 p Ciardini 1 Herbert Paget French J King Ball Smith Hart Webb Campbell Ciardini Herbert French Perkins Paget Noakes Smith Hart Webb Campbell Ciardini 1 Herbert Ball French Evans Ball 1 French 1 Hart Webb Campbell 2p Ciardini Herbert Englefield Paget Smith Ball Smith French Webb Campbell Ciardini Herbert Kpohomouh Cook Paget Ball Smart French Webb Campbell Ciardini Herbert 1 Smith Baxter Eagle Ball Smith French Baxter Campbell Ciardini Herbert Paget Cook Ball Smith 1p French Smart Campbell Baxter Herbert Noakes Ciardini Cook 1 Noakes Smith French Webb Campbell 1 Ciardini Smart Ball Baxter Herbert Noakes Smith 1p Herbert French Campbell Ciardini 1 Webb 1 Hutchings Sowden Cook 1 Noakes Smith 1p Herbert French Cook Ciardini Webb Evans Ball Campbell Kpohomouh Smith Smart 1 French Campbell Ciardini 1 Webb Herbert Hutchings Beadle

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TIVERTON TOWN FC CLUB HISTORY

The summer of 1913 saw the birth of take over the reins as manager. Town what is now Tiverton Town Football clinched promotion back to the West- Club from the ashes of the rugby club. ern League Premier Division at the end Honorary Secretary, Sid Skinner, pro- of the 1988/89 season, and were to posed the change of code and the embark on an unprecedented twenty newly formed Tiverton Athletic played years of success never outside of the host to Exeter City for the inaugural top four in the Western League, as well match. After the 1921/22 season it was as winning the Devon Cup on penalties decided that a merger between Athletic against cross-town rivals Elmore. and Uffculme St. Peters would take place. The newly formed club, known Former Exeter City defender Martyn as Tiverton AFC, grabbed their first Rogers, who would go on to earn leg- piece of major silverware by pipping endary status at Ladysmead, took over Exminster to the East Devon League from John Owen in the summer of title. It was a championship they would 1991, and the following season the retain for the following three years. club were runners-up to an invincible Clevedon Town and reached the FA A string of championships followed as Vase final at Wembley on the back of the club moved into the Exeter & Dis- some staggering results against higher trict League before war intervened. opposition. Forest Green Rovers were When action got underway again in hit for six, while Barton Rovers and 1946 the club, now with the familiar Buckingham Town both went for four Tiverton Town moniker, relocated from in what was by far Tivvy’s best season a war battered Elms Ground to their to date. The day out at Wembley lost a current home at Ladysmead. The early little of its silver lining as Town were post-war years didn’t see the success defeated 1-0 by Bridlington, but by of the 20s and 30s, but by the time Alf now everything was in place and the Ramsay was preparing for world domi- remarkable rise of a club that was in nation, the likes of Alec Collard and danger of extinction ten years prior Terry Lee were firing Tiverton back to was about to be completed. the top, the club winning consecutive championships in 1965 and 1966. The Western League championship finally arrived at Ladysmead in 1994 But it was only a few years before and stayed in Tiverton the following Tiverton were struggling on and off the year. By this time Tivvy had made pitch. In the early 70s, the brave deci- three appearances in the first round sion to join the Western League was proper of the FA Cup. But it was the FA taken, and while the induction was Vase that was most coveted, and the tough, the club were able to hang on dream was finally realised when Tow through bleak winters. The 1980/81 Law Town were defeated by a single season was the bleakest of them all, Peter Varley goal at Wembley Stadium with relegation to the Western League in May 1998. Not satisfied with just one 1st Division confirmed a little more trip up the 39 steps to lift the cup, than half way through the season. Tiverton went and did it again the fol- Then having hit the lowest point possi- lowing year, this time getting the better ble by finishing bottom of the table in of a very highly-fancied Bedlington Ter- 1984, the club’s fortunes slowly riers thanks to Scott Rogers' late strike. changed, thanks in no small part to the newly appointed John Owen, brought The next step was to take on the chal- to Tiverton as a coach, but soon to lenge of the Southern League, and af- 28 TIVERTON TOWN FC CLUB HISTORY ter an impressive initial season, Tiver- Tivvy steadied the ship with a mid-table ton won promotion to the Premier Divi- finish in 2011/12. After a strong start to sion at only the second attempt. The the next campaign hopes were high, step up in class did little to temper the but a poor run of form saw Saunders Yellows' appetite for success and the leave the club in March 2013. Jamie next two seasons saw them finish re- Ward was appointed until the end of spectably in sixth and then fourth, only the season, and in the summer of 2013 being denied a shot at the Conference John Clarkson took over and quickly after failing to win any of the last five went about assembling a new-look games of the 2002/03 squad. 2013/14 saw campaign. appearances in both the Southern League The latter half of the Cup and Devon Cup following season saw finals, while a third- Tiverton slump from place league finish 2nd to 15th and miss saw Tiverton in the out on a place in the playoffs, but eventual- newly structured re- ly the club finished gional sections of the empty handed, losing Conference. The next both finals and falling five years saw Tivvy in the playoffs to back in mid-table, and eventual promotees, a particularly frustrat- Paulton Rovers. ing 2006/07 had them fighting at the wrong Clarkson chose not to end for much of the season. Winning stay in the managerial seat but re- the Southern League Cup with a 3-2 mained involved at Director-level. Rog- aggregate victory over Hemel Hemp- ers returned, tasked with assembling a stead Town failed to disguise the fact new squad with financial constraints at that there needed to be a period of the fore. It was tough-going initially, rebuilding if Tiverton were to take the but the Yellows gathered themselves to next step up the ladder. The culmina- finish a respectable 8th in 2016, before tion of half a decade of struggle came winning the playoffs the following sea- in 2009/10 when the club finished in son to reclaim a place in the Southern the relegation zone. Tivvy were lucky League's top Division after a six-year to escape the drop due to off-field mat- absence. Tivvy topped the table briefly ters concerning other clubs, and in May early the following season, and finished 2010 Martyn Rogers stepped down as in a creditable sixth position, one place manager, bringing to an end a 19- outside the promotion playoffs. season managerial tenure. Tiverton Town Football Club has a his- Chris Vinnicombe was appointed in his tory of which to be proud, and particu- stead but results were poor and he left larly in recent times some players that the club after just four months, re- have graced the Ladysmead turf have placed by former Plymouth Argyle and been etched into Tivvy legend. But Gillingham midfielder Mark Saunders. without their forefathers none of the However, the slow start to the 2010/11 success of the past 25 years would season proved decisive and Tiverton have been possible, and Tivvy are succumbed to relegation for only the proud to remember all those involved second time in the history of the club. with the club over the last 105 years. 29 TIVERTON TOWN PEN PICS

Martyn Rogers (Manager) Into his years at both Bridgwater and Weston second spell as manager, Martyn led Super Mare. He joined his hometown the club back to the Southern League club, Taunton Town, in 2013 before Premier Division. Currently the club’s swapping Claret and Blue for Yellow in most successful manager after leading the summer of 2016 and was an inte- the Yellows to three FA Vase finals dur- gral part of Tivvy’s promotion winning ing the nineties, winning twice in 1998 season. Last season’s Best Western & 99 and becoming only the third ever Player of the Season. club to successfully defend the trophy. Nick Hurst (Defender) Attacking Colin Nation (Assistant Manager) wing back who can operate on either After injury ended his playing career, flank. Nick began his playing career in Colin was part of the youth coaching the Plymouth Argyle youth set-up be- set ups at Arsenal and Chelsea before fore spending the 2014/15 season at relocating to the South West. Has been Falmouth Town and the following sea- coaching with Tivvy for 13 years. son at Bodmin Town. Joined Tiverton for the 2016/17 promotion season. Scott Rogers (Player/Coach) Scott will forever be remembered by the Tiv- Tom Gardner (Defender) Classy vy faithful after scoring the winning central defender who will likely exceed goal in the 1999 FA Vase final. Well- an amazing 600 career appearances for travelled midfielder, began his career Tiverton this season. Began at Seaton with the Yellows back in 1998 before Town in 1997 and spells at Bridport spells at Forest Green, Bath City, New- and Exmouth Town followed. Joined port County, Eastleigh and Chippen- Tiverton in 2005. Players’ Player and ham. Returned to Ladysmead in the Supporters’ Player of the Season last summer of 2015. term and rightly regarded by many as a club legend. Mathew Thresher (Physio) Joined the Tivvy backroom staff in June 2015. Ben Mammola (Defender) Com- manding centre half. Ben began his Liam Armstrong (Goalkeeper) career in the Exeter & District Leagues Promising young goalkeeper expected before a move to Southern League side to have a high-profile future. Signed his Shortwood United in 2006. Spells at first professional contract with Bristol Willand Rovers (2009-12) and Taunton Rovers this summer. Made 11 appear- Town (2012-15) followed before mak- ances for the Yellows last season on ing the switch to Ladysmead in the loan and has re-join for this season, summer of 2015. Last season’s Manag- again on loan from Bristol Rovers. ers Player of the Season.

Chris Wright (Goalkeeper) Joined George Rogers (Defender) Son of from Witheridge in 2010 and quickly Manager Martyn, George made his de- established himself as one of Tivvy’s but for Tiverton in January 2007. Spent finest custodians despite missing much five seasons at Willand Rovers and re- of his first full season through injury. turned to the Yellows at the start of the 2014/15 season. Jamie Price (Defender) Club captain. Jamie Began his career at Yeovil Callum Hall (Defender) Left sided Town in 2003 before joining Bideford in attacking full back who impressed dur- 2006. He later went on to spend 3 ing a pre-season trial at the start of last 30 TIVERTON TOWN PEN PICS term. Spent 3 seasons at Plymouth Ar- Town and Salisbury. Last season’s gyle before he was released in 2016 Young Player of the Season, scored an and then 12 months at Saltash United. impressive 20 goals in all competitions.

Michael Landricombe (Midfielder) Harry Evans (Centre Forward) Vice captain. Michael can play in de- Powerful centre forward signed this fence as well as midfield and was the summer from Bodmin Town. Began his only player to start all 46 league career at Truro City before spending 12 matches for the Yellows last season. He months at Falmouth Town, then three signed permanently from Plymouth seasons at St. Austell, where he scored Parkway for the start of the 2016/17 35 times in his final season before season. moving to Bodmin Town.

Jack Rice-Lethaby (Midfielder) Jordan Rogers (Centre Forward) Joined the Yellows in October after im- Powerful, pacy centre forward joined pressing against them in a Southern last summer from Taunton Town where league cup tie for Barnstaple Town. he netted nearly 60 times for the Pea- Attacking midfielder who was part of cocks over 2 seasons. Made an instant the youth set ups at Plymouth Argyle impact for the Yellows including a Dev- (2011-15) and Yeovil Town (2016-18). on Cup hat-trick against Buckland Ath- letic before a horrific injury picked up Josh Key (Midfielder) Joined the at St. Ives Town side-lined him for sev- Yellows in the summer on a six-month eral months. Previous clubs include loan period from Exeter City. Pacy mid- Yate Town. fielder who has had previous Southern League experience, a three-month loan Levi Landricombe (pictured below, spell at Bideford during 2017/18. Centre Forward) Prolific centre forward who to date has scored 95 goals Joel Randall (Midfielder) Joined the in only 124 appearances since joining Yellows in the summer on a six-month the Yellows in November 2015 from loan period from Exeter City. Attacking Plymouth Parkway. Parkway signed him midfielder who can operate on either in the summer of 2012, and in the flank and has had previous Southern three-and-a-bit seasons that followed, League experience, a three-month loan he scored 136 goals. spell at Taunton Town during their promotion winning 2017/18 season.

Ethan Phillips (Midfielder) Re-joined this summer after impressing during pre-season. Ethan excelled with the reserves during 2011/12. Re-signed in July 2014 from Bideford and chipped in with his fair share of goals before leaving Tivvy again at the end of 2015/16.

Tom Bath (Centre Forward) Joined the Yellows at the start of 2016/17 and chipped in with vital goals throughout that season, including one in each of the play-off victories over Taunton 31 HARTLEY WINTNEY JUNIOR FC

Hartley Wintney Junior Youth Team - an Orange Sunday The sun was shining in a number of ways when, on the 7th of October, Hartley Wintney Junior's Youth Team secured a convincing 6-1 victory in the North East Hants Youth League. Two early goals on the break had given us a solid platform and by half-time, we were four goals to the good. During the break, Millers joined the team in the changing room emphasising that the right mindset was required to ensure we didn't become complacent during the second half. Despite our opposition immediately pressing us hard to get back into the game, we stayed focused and added another strike before we finished the match off in style with a lovely chip over the onrushing keeper. The goal was reminiscent of Michael Thomas's famous 1989 winner against Liverpool and it put the cherry on the cake of a fine Hartley Wintney display. For Arsenal, that late goal at Anfield completed arguably the greatest-ever title finish in top-flight football. For Hartley Wintney's Youth Team, this victory felt like the start of something that only a few months previous looked like it may not have even been possible. Between 1986 and 1989 George Graham, Arse- nal's manager, had combined new signings such as Alan Smith and Lee Dixon with homegrown talents like Tony Adams and David "Rocky" Rocastle into an extremely effective, well-drilled unit. Graham had three years to build his team but in May 2018, Hartley Wintney had less than three months. The challenge was that we simply didn't have enough players to continue run- ning separate Under 17 and Under 18 teams as part of the Junior Club. To com- pound this, both teams were playing in different leagues, on different days and training at different times. We had to quickly make a decision about the future of the Youth Team or risk not having one at all. Hartley Wintney is not alone in this challenge. Sadly many grassroots clubs experience a loss of players in this age group as the pressures of finishing exams, studying for University and week- end jobs take their toll. Not to mention parties... Many teams are unable to cope & wind up folding but we were determined to put together a new squad of players under a combined Youth Team and started recruiting immediately. The first task was to determine player availability, decide which league we would play in and then combine two teams into a single squad. Once that was estab-

32 HARTLEY WINTNEY JUNIOR FC lished, the next objective was to start working with them in training and put together a clearly defined way of playing as quickly as possible. Many of the players had never met & it showed when we lost 5-0 in our first game of the season. This, along with another defeat, gave us a real insight into the strengths and weaknesses of the team and we have quickly adapted our formation and playing style accordingly. Luke Tuffs and Millers are now leading our coaching sessions and it has been enjoyable seeing the team respond to a more mature and tacti- cal way of training. The players seem to be enjoying themselves and have ex- plained they feel they are being treated more like adults during training and matches. We now have 19 players registered to play and have high hopes for the season ahead. This approach coincides perfectly with our vision of #oneclub . The vision for the Junior Club is simple: Bring the Hartley Wintney Junior Club and Senior Club together under a ‘One Hartley Wintney’ banner. Having been a manager at the Junior Club for 10 years, I'm passionate about this as well as putting together a clear philosophy for the style of play we want to follow, so that all the Junior teams come through the ranks playing 'The Hartley Way’. The expectation is that this will enable them to continue playing for The Row for years to come. In addition, we really want players who don't make it through to the first team to become involved in the coaching side & start taking their coaching badges so they can remain close to the club & become role models for the younger players. For now, our aim for this season is for us to be extremely competitive in the league and hopefully win one of the cup competitions. The last game showed what we are capable of, and we would really welcome your support as we start our journey. When at Home, games are played at Hartley Wintney on Sunday at 2pm. Why not come and watch us before popping into the club afterwards to watch the Premier League? You'd be very welcome to come and join us. Lee Wales & Mathew Pain Hartley Wintney Junior Youth Team Managers

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THE TALK FROM THE TERRACES

Posted by camrosecolin 22-10-18 Posted by Rushy 23-10-2018 I have read recent forum threads, and Good morning Camrose Colin, would like to share views echoed by Your condescending post has moved many other club's supporters, who me to write to this forum for the first watched your rise to Step 3. This time. You do make some valid points, Southern Premier South borders full- Hartley are punching well above our time football and demands far greater weight, we do need to be patient and resources than those familiar to you. As appreciate that the team is doing very newbies to this level of competition, well at this level but that does not you are no longer big fish in a small mean that we should forgo all ambi- pond, but mere minnows in a pool of tion, that is more of a Basingstoke trait. sharks, who will swallow you up and spit you out, without remorse. Let's make a few comparisons as I be- lieve Basingstoke have at least been You feel you are owed top performanc- consistent, consistently the worst per- es weekly from your players and man- formance against potential in the coun- agement. This expectation is totally try. According to the last census Ba- unrealistic, as your club has severe re- singstoke has a population of no less strictions at this level, with minimal than 113,000 people, last years top playing budget and comparatively small non league team ,Macclesfield Town, gates. Whinge incessantly through this has a population of just 52,000. Ba- forum and local media, and you con- singstoke limit their ambition to nicking demn your club to a rapid return to a few of the best players from the Frimley, Ash or Godalming. Get behind "smaller" clubs in the area. Hartley your team and you protect visits to Wintney (population 5,000) now has Salisbury, Weymouth, Staines and Dor- gates about two thirds the size of your chester (or whoever replaces them Basingstoke. Hartley is a small, well next year). run, friendly club with a buzz about it, can you say the same for Basingstoke? Remember, you have no right to Step 3 football - just ask Histon, or similar Posted by KOB 23-10-2018 who have tumbled from grace, rapidly. Fair, level-headed comments from 1st to 10th in three weeks is not the Colin. Rushy, you make valid points too end of the world as a couple of wins - points made by some of the 'stoke will get you back up the table. Don't faithful themselves in the past - but become a one season wonder, Hartley let's avoid turning this into a local is- - set your stall out for the long term, sue. Both clubs have their strengths and back your players and manage- and weaknesses and we would be bet- ment. ter getting on and learning from eachother. It's not about 'us against Posted by Hartley Row 23-10-18 them', it's about how both clubs can There is a lot of sense in camrosecolin's somehow prosper at this elevated level response. We have no devine right and of the non-league game with clubs with we must surey realise this is a hard more resources than both Basingstoke road on which we have embarked. Get and Hartley put together. behind the players and the management. To be a this level is beyond the Let's avoid any tit-for-tat North Hamp- expectation of many involved at the shire rivalry here and concentrate on club. Let's not be over critical, bad per- what we need to do to get behind our formances occur...fact. Ask Jose! boys. 34

THE NLP COLUMN

This week’s NLP programme col- they were chatting away with each oth- umn was written by Pat McLaggon er and really bonding.

There have been three notable wins for “There are certain restrictions at club England over the past week, with level and I fully understand that, I’ve cause for celebration for Gareth been there and know what it’s like hav- Southgate’s senior side and Under-21 ing to play for three points. Here we boss Aidy Boothroyd, while not forget- can afford to give them a bit of poetic ting the work of Paul Fairclough in rais- license to go and express themselves ing the nationwide profile of the Eng- and I like to think they did that.” land C team. For the England senior side, a 3-2 win For England C it was a performance owed much to a courageous first-half that belied the three days’ preparation performance that shunned Spain away the team had for their test against Es- from their prowess moving the ball. It tonia Under-23s, with Alfie Pavey’s con- was Spain’s first defeat at home in 15 version from the penalty spot guiding years as they failed to claw back a 3-0 the Three Lions to a 1-0 victory at Bris- deficit in the second-half despite a goal bane Road. It was a match that saw from Paco Alcacer spicing things up the visitors fail to register a shot on with 30 minutes to play. target and England C uphold the strict- est level of discipline, picking up no There are few lessons more pertinent yellow or red cards. in football than when a team with 26% possession comes out the victor, and The NLP’s reporter rated each player at yet England played very attractive foot- seven or higher, reserving special ball and made their small margin of praise for AFC Fylde’ James Hardy, but possession count – just watch the build there was one disappointment from the -up that allowed Raheem Sterling to evening. Just 635 fans attended the end his Three Lions goal-drought. match which was well promoted by host club Leyton Orient, who had on- The Under-21 side secured their place form centre-back Marvin Ekpiteta play at next summer’s European Champion- the full 90 minutes on his home patch. ship with goals from Reiss Nelson and Kieron Dowell earning the victory over Fairclough won’t be fazed by that after the Scots and booking England’s shot months of scouting across the country at silverware in Italy in 2019. culminated in a win and a clean sheet. A timely reminder that The NLP will be “We pick players who have technical on sale this Sunday with special cover- ability and we want them to go and age dedicated to the FA Cup – another express themselves,” Fairclough told edition extended to 56 pages! The NLP. “I’m extremely happy with the performance considering the short @Nonleaguepaper time we get with them. www.thenonleaguefootballpaper.com

“They were very quiet around the dinner table when they arrived be- cause there was 12 new caps, but by last night 35 UPCOMING FIXTURES

FIRST TEAM SAT 3rd NOV 15:00 Wimborne Town (Away) Evo-Stik Premier South

SAT 10th NOV 15:00 Walton Casuals (Home) Evo-Stik Premier South

TUES 13th NOV 19:45 Met Police (Away) The City Security Services Ltd League Challenge Cup

RESERVE TEAM SAT 3rd NOV 15:00 Dunstable Town (Home) Suburban League Central Division

SAT 17th NOV 15:00 Overton Reserves (Home) ADFA Mark Coombs Trophy 2nd Rnd

A TEAM SAT 27th OCT 15:00 Normandy (Away) Aldershot & District League, Senior

SAT 3rd NOV 14:00 Bournemouth Manor (Away) Hampshire FA Intermediate Cup

SAT 10th NOV 14:00 Sandhurst Sports (Away) Aldershot & District League, Senior

SAT 17th NOV 13:30 Rushmoor Comm. (Home) ADFA Mark Coombs Trophy 2nd Rnd

YOUTH TEAM MON 29th OCT 19:30 Bracknell Town U18 (Home) Allied Counties League, Central

THURS 8th NOV 19:30 Flackwell Heath U18 (Away) Allied Counties League, Central

WED 14th NOV 19:30 Hanworth Villa U18 (Home) Allied Counties League, Central

Will the Reserves & A Team meet in the 3rd Round quarter finals of the ADFA Mark Coombs Trophy? Follow their progress at Green Lane in the Intermediate Challenge Cup competition, with both teams playing at home in Round 2 on 17th November, kick-offs 1.30 and 3.00pm.

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Sunday 28th October 2018 Crystal Palace v Arsenal Premier League 13:30 Sky Sports Premier Lg Manchester Utd v Everton Premier League 16:00 Sky Sports Premier Lg

Monday 29th October 2018 Tottenham Hotspur v Man City Premier League 20:00 Sky Sports Premier Lg

Tuesday 30th October 2018 Burton Albion v Notts Forest Carabao Cup 19:45 Sky Sports Football

Wednesday 31st October 2018 Chelsea v Derby County Carabao Cup 19:45 Sky Sports Football

Friday 2nd November 2018 Aston Villa v Bolton Wanderers Championship 19:45 Sky Sports Football

Saturday 3rd November 2018 AFC Bournemouth v Man Utd Premier League 12:30 BT Sport 1 Arsenal v Liverpool Premier League 17:30 BT Sport 1 Stoke City v Middlesbrough Championship 17:30 Sky Sports Football Wolves v Tottenham Hotspur Premier League 19:45 Sky Sports Premier Lg

Sunday 4th November 2018 Wigan Athletic v Leeds United Championship 13:30 Sky Sports Football Chelsea v Crystal Palace Premier League 16:00 Sky Sports Premier Lg

Monday 5th November 2018 Huddersfield Town v Fulham Premier League 20:00 Sky Sports Premier Lg

Tuesday 6th November 2018 Crvena Zvezda v Liverpool Champions League 17:55 BT Sport 3 Tottenham v PSV Eindhoven Champions League 20:00 BT Sport 2

Wednesday 7th November 2018 Man City v Shakhtar Donetsk Champions League 20:00 BT Sport 3 Juventus v Manchester Utd Champions League 20:00 BT Sport 2 39

CLUBS OF THE EVO-STIK PREMIER SOUTH

A summary of the clubs in the Premier South for those travelling to away fixtures. Post codes shown for sat-navs but check directions on the host club website before leaving to avoid ‘dumb instructions’. Mileage shown from our ground is approximate.

Basingstoke Town 01256 327575 The Ark Cancer Charity Stadium btfc.co.uk The Camrose, Western Way RG22 6EZ Basingstoke, Hampshire RG22 6EZ 12 miles

Beaconsfield Town 01494 676868 Holloways Park, Windsor Road beaconsfieldtownfc.co.uk Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire HP9 2SE HP9 2SE 35 miles

Chesham United 01494 783 964 The Meadow, Amy Lane cheshamunited.co.uk Chesham, Buckinghamshire HP5 1NE HP5 1NE 43 miles

Dorchester Town 01305 267 623 The Avenue Stadium, Weymouth Ave dorchestertownfc.co.uk Dorchester, Dorset DT1 2RY DT1 2RY 90 miles

Farnborough FC 07957 936436 Cherrywood Road, Farnborough farnboroughfc.co.uk Hampshire GU14 8UD GU14 8UD 9 miles

Frome Town AFC 01373 464087 Blindmans Brewery Stadium frometownfc.co.uk Berkley Road, Frome, Somerset BA11 2EH BA11 2EH 72 miles

Gosport Borough FC 023 9252 5797 Privett Park, Privett Road gosportboroughfc.co.uk Gosport, Hampshire PO12 3SX PO12 3SX 50 miles

Harrow Borough FC 0844 561 1347 Earlsmead, Carlyon Avenue Hosted on pitchero.com South Harrow, Middx HA2 8SS HA2 8SS 40 miles

Hendon FC Silver Jubilee Park, Townsend Lane hendonfc.net Kingsbury, North London NW9 7NE NW9 7NE 44 miles

Kings Langley FC Global Metcorp Stadium, Gaywood Park, kingslangleyfc.co.uk Hempstead Road, Kings Langley WD4 8AL Hertfordshire WD4 8AL 48 miles

CLUBS OF THE EVO-STIK PREMIER SOUTH

Merthyr Town 01685 359074 Penydarren Park, Park Terrace merthyrtownfc.co.uk Merthyr Tydfil, Glamorgan CF47 8RF CF47 8RF 140 miles Metropolitan Police FC 0208 398 7358 Imber Court Sports Club, Ember Lane Hosted on pitchero.com East Molesey, Surrey KT8 0BT KT8 0BT 34 miles Poole Town Black Gold Stadium, pooletownfc.co.uk School Lane BH15 3JR Oakdale, Poole, Dorset BH15 3JR 75 miles Salisbury FC 01722 776655 Raymond McEnhill Stadium salisburyfc.co.uk Partridge Way, Old Sarum, Salisbury SP4 6PU Wiltshire SP4 6PU 49 miles

Staines Town 01784 469240 Wheatsheaf Park Wheatsheaf Lane stainestownfootballclub.co.uk Staines-upon-Thames, Surrey TW18 2PD TW18 2PD 25 miles Swindon Supermarine 01793 828778 The Webbswood Stadium, Supermarine swindonsupermarinefc.com Road, Swindon, Wiltshire SN3 4BZ SN3 4BZ 52 miles

Taunton Town 01823 254909 Viridor Stadium, Wordsworth Drive tauntontown.com Taunton, Somerset TA1 2HG TA1 2HG 112 miles Tiverton Town 01884 252397 Ladysmead, Bolham Road tiverton-town-fc.co.uk Tiverton, Devon EX16 6SG EX16 6SG 132 miles Walton Casuals 01932 787749 Elmbridge Sports Hub, waltoncasuals.com Waterside Drive, KT12 2JP Walton-on-Thames, Surrey KT12 2JP 30 miles Weymouth FC 01305 785558 Bob Lucas Stadium, Radipole Lane theterras.com Weymouth, Dorset DT4 9XJ DT4 9XJ 96 miles Wimborne Town 01202 884821 Cuthbury, Cowgrove Road, wimbornetownfc.co.uk Wimborne, Dorset BH21 4EL BH21 4EL 72 miles

CLUB STUFF YOU NEED TO KNOW

Hartley Wintney Football Club – F.A. League Rule 2.13 Ownership: In accordance with The Football Association Rule 2.13 Publication of Ownership in relation to Step 1 to Step 6 clubs within the football pyramid, we hereby confirm that the Legal Status of HARTLEY WINTNEY FOOTBALL CLUB takes the ‘Form’ of an Unincorporated Association. Hartley Wintney FC has a constitution which sets out the rules that govern its relationship and membership, and elects a Management Committee to run the organisation on behalf of its private members. That committee currently con- sists of the club’s elected Officers. A full copy of the constitution can be found on the Club Web Site: www.hartleyfc.com/club.html (see PDF Club Constitution)

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46 HWFC GROUND REGULATIONS

1. All persons entering this ground are only admitted subject to these rules and the rules and regulations of the Football Association. 2. The Club reserves the right to prosecute or to eject or cause to be ejected any persons who within the ground or the club premises is considered by the Club its employees or agents (hereinafter called the Club) in their absolute discretion to be, or to have been behaving in any of the following ways: (a) Entering the field of play before or during the course of a game. The field of play is that area within the railings surrounding the perimeter of the pitch and the area beyond the goal line at the Southern Haye end of the ground. (b) Using obscene or abusive language or persistent swearing. (c) Being drunk or under the influence of drink or drugs to any degree. (d) Making vulgar gestures. (e) Using abusive language or behaviour, racial or otherwise. 3. NO bottles, metal cans, glasses, placards, firearms, knives or other similar articles are permitted and the police and club stewards have the right to search any spectator at anytime and to confiscate any article which they consider could be a danger to any other spectators. 4. NO alcohol is to be consumed within the ground. Alcohol may only be consumed within the confines of the clubhouse or other such designated and properly licensed area. All bar areas will close fifteen minutes before kick off time. 5. Climbing of floodlight pylons, fences, stands and other buildings is strictly forbidden and the police and club stewards have the right to eject any persons found doing so. 6. Spectators are advised that they must keep to the designated hard standings within the confines of the ground, these being defined as the walkway to the perimeter of the pitch on 3 sides excluding the area to Southern Haye behind the top goal, the dedicated stand and the sheltered area outside the club house. 7. Spectators are reminded that they must not retrieve any footballs that go in the hedges or rough grass areas. The Club will not be responsible for any injury sustained by any spectator retrieving footballs howsoever caused. A Club Official or designated ball boy will retrieve any balls that exit the field of play. 8. ALL vehicles parked in and around the ground must be properly parked to ensure access for emergency vehicles and to minimise disruption to local residents. All vehicles are parked strictly at the owner’s risk. 9. No unauthorised vehicles are allowed in the Clubhouse/changing room car parking area. The Club reserves the right to remove any vehicle parked in contravention of this regulation. The Club will not be responsible for any damage caused whilst removing the vehicle. By order of The Committee Hartley Wintney Football Club

47 48 LEAGUE TABLES & RECENT RESULTS

Evo-Stik Premier South, 20th October 2018 (Att: 242) Hartley Wintney 0 vs Kings Langley 0

Aldershot Senior Cup, 2nd Round, 23rd October 2018 Fleet Spurs 1 vs Hartley Wintney 4 Jamil Olwenney 20' Liam Eagle 8’ Nathan Smart 42’ Ty Smith (pen) 45’ Luke King 47’

20/10 Suburban League, Central Division Eversley & Calif. 2 v Hartley Res 1

20/10 Aldershot Intermediate Invitation Cup Four Marks 1 v Hartley ‘A’ 6

18/10 Allied Counties Youth League, Central Binfield U18 3 v Hartley U18 1

49 THE BUILDBASE FA TROPHY 1ST ROUND QUALIFYING 27th October 2018, 3.00pm KO

HARTLEY WINTNEY (from) TIVERTON TOWN (from) ALL ORANGE ALL WHITE Adam Desbois (gk) Liam Armstrong Paul Strudley (gk) Nick Hurst Stuart Norman (gk) Callum Hall Louie Paget Ben Mammola Matt Evans Jamie Price Jack Ball Tom Gardner Nick Hutchings Joshua Key Steve Noakes Mike Landricombe Liam Eagle Joel Randall Nathan Smart Tom Bath Tyron Smith Levi Landricombe Josh Webb Scott Rogers Jack French Jordan Rogers Rowan Vine Ethan Philips Nic Ciardini (c) Harrison Davis Ross Cook Jack Rice-Lethaby Michael Campbell George Rogers

Luke King Jack Beadle Jacques Kpohomouh

TODAY’S MATCH OFFICIALS REFEREE Ciaran Barlow

ASSISTANT Shaun Tobin

ASSISTANT Nicholas Whittington 50 51