A SPONSORS VIEW

or the third season in a row, The Guild was pleased to be match Fsponsor for Wealdstone Football Club and on a somewhat damp Monday evening in March, Wealdstone welcomed Welling United in a match.

Under floodlights at Wealdstone’s home, Grosvenor Vale, the match proved a cagey affair with the hosts scoring in the last minute to secure three vital points. As match sponsors, The Guild awarded the Man of the Match Above - Man of the match as chosen by the Guild Ricky Award to the scorer of the late goal Ricky Wellard, for his Wellard collecting his award overall dominant performance. Below- Ricky grabbing his late winner The Guild and Wealdstone FC share their historic roots in Harrow and we place great value on being an active player in our local community and on our support of our local team in their quest for league football. Peter Smallwood, Guild Public Affairs said, “Wealdstone is a community club, run by the fans for the fans. We are pleased to have a continuing relationship with them and look forward to sponsoring them again in the future”. Paul Rumens, Wealdstone Club President said, “The Guild are ongoing supporters and friends of the club and we value their support greatly.” DAVE PRATT

PIC. STEVE FOSTER WEALDSTONE v EASTBOURNE BORO ASSESSING OUR RIVALS

For the first time in a couple of years we’ve decided to revive this ‘Progwatch’ feature, where we run the rule over our fellow National League South clubs’ programmes and decide that ours is much better. It’s a time-honoured format that works! Stones director (and self- confessed programme buff) Pete Worby, pictured below, has volunteered to provide the words so, offended officials of our rival clubs, he’s the one to seek out and berate this time around! PROG WATCH 2017-18 hose of us who purchase our summed up the lack of effort put into actually read. With nearly 23 pages home programme will be well this programme. of adverts I guess the Commercial aware of its quality and The highlight of the programme – Manager might be pleased but it’s Tcontent. We have long been the Manager’s Notes on page 5 !! an uninspiring effort. blessed, or should I say spoilt, with a SCORE: 5/10. SCORE: 7/10 (slightly generous magazine product that delivers week DARTFORD This 52 pager mark due to the £2.50 selling price!). in and week out. It is against the from Dartford that retails at CHELMSFORD CITY A bumper standard of our programme that I £2.50 certainly flatters to 64 page programme for our measure the offerings produced by 2deceive. At first glance it looks pretty replay Trophy trip to Essex – all other clubs. Tim has asked me to good but a closer inspection reveals 3the more impressive because it was review our away programmes, so a distinct lack of content. Lots of produced at short notice following a here goes.. photographs and some nice lay-out 1-1 draw at Grosvenor Vale three OXFORD CITY I have to say in parts but sadly, pretty much a days before. that I was far from impressed complete lack of interesting words to I like the content and lay-out of the by the offering from the cathe- stats pages and I also like the large 1dral city. A 40-page player photo on the 2 programme that centre pages (perhaps retails at £2.50 had something for us to little by the way of consider at some original offering... and stage). It’s had it not been for the professionally laid out, fact that City had nicely printed and pretty beaten Colchester Utd decent. in the FA Cup the It doesn’t match a week before one Wealdstone programme wonders what on earth for “readability” but it the programme does sell for £2.50 so a contributors would thumbs up from me and have written about! it gets a high score. They gave an entire SCORE: 9/10 (would page (see above, next have been 8.5 but the to the cover) given over selling price of £2.50 to advertising the next earns the 9!). two matches - and that WEALDSTONE v EASTBOURNE BORO ASSESSING OUR RIVALS

CONCORD RANGERS A massively disappointing programme from Concord 4Rangers. The one thing to admire is the low charge of £2 for this 44 pager as there is little else to put in the positive column – unless of course you like reading the seven pages devoted to Concord Rangers’ Club History and Pen Pics of the Concord players - plus even a Concord Rangers team photo. I imagine that their supporters must love reading this week after week! There’s even a full page quiz that has a whole 5 quiz questions (answers the following issue!!) – truly awful. I would happily have gone for a 2/10 but due to the low selling price it earns a SCORE OF 3/10. HAMPTON & RICHMOND all the participants in National page centre-fold photograph. For a club that’s currently League South. A poor poor effort. The lowlight, without question, surely getting an awful lot of things SCORE: 3/10 has to be the full page quiz 5right, it’s something of a shock for BOGNOR REGIS TOWN The containing a whopping 10 questions. the Hampton programme to be quite only redeeming feature about Thanks to a couple of original arti- such a shocker. At £2.50 for just 40 the programme issued by the cles (one on the subject of Bovril pages I thought it was simply 6Boggies is the fact that it sells for and another debating what consti- appalling – there were 12 pages of £2. About 4 pages of readable tutes a “fan favorite”) the programme what you would call original writing content including a decent editorial is just good enough to be classed as but astonishingly the programme and a decent set of Manager’s average. editor saw fit to include 3 pages Notes but that’s about it. Due to the SCORE: 5/10 from someone who was giving a low price this 40 page programme, BRAINTREE TOWN My initial round up about how his “imaginary” nearly half of which are adverts, reaction to the Braintree Town Hampton side were doing on his scores a 4 rather than a 3. Oh, and programme was that it was Football Manager computer game. did I say how (below) average the 8somewhat Mickie Mouse. It’s just 28 Bizarre or what? Yet another cover was? SCORE: 4/10 pages, virtually lacking in colour, programme that leaves the writer TRURO CITY The Truro devoid of quality photographs and distinctly unimpressed – a half page printed on plain, non glossy paper. listing Hampton’s timeline, an index programme was just 32 pages which makes the cover price of However, it’s actually quite quirky that fills half a page, a page about and I like it. It contains an awful lot the history of local street names, a 7£2.50 seem somewhat excessive. It’s yet another pretty unimpressive of information with a very small font whole Club Directory page simply size being used – it’s crammed full listing the names and addresses of effort with the highlight being another double of information. It’s a decent read which isn’t something you can say about many of the programmes we come across in National League South. Also on the plus side - it sells for £2. SCORE: 7/10 More reviews in next Satur- day’s super Stones programme! WORLD of BALL The column for Wealdstone fans to air their views on the wonderful world of football. (Email us to have your say.) Talking ’bout our next generation (of supporters)

o there I was, alight- not going to QPR, Chelsea, ment? A decently competitive ing at Ruislip Gardens Fulham, Brentford, Watford or game, that’s for sure. A club Sand traipsing along the any of the other professional at a level high enough to have West End Road on my way to alternatives London has to a significant following, highly The Vale. Ahead of me was offer. Instead, they’ve chosen likely. But what about chang- a gaggle (an unfairness? an to follow the stones, the mighty ing ends? The ability to move acne?) of teenagers, scurry- mighty stones. freely between stand and club ing along and chatting nine to house? Travelling to away the dozen about something or Pass the duchy games at clubs which are, in other. And then I realised what You hear a lot of total rubbish the most part, reasonably easy they were saying - they, like about young people these to get to? me were on their way to the days. We’re told that ‘millen- Many young fans may well Vale, just as excited as I was nials’ and ‘Generation Z’ want have been taken to a profes- about the game ahead. different things to the genera- sional match for their first Of all the truly amazing tions before them. And, sure, game and also to the Vale un- things to have happened to our to an extent they always do. All der their own steam. And they club since we took root in Ruis- young people want to be dif- will then have an opportunity to lip, attracting a new generation ferent to their parents in some work out where their allegianc- of support has to be among form. But ultimately, what we es really lie, taking into account the most gratifying. We’ve got all want is the sights, sounds the value of these specifically youngsters considering our and all-round sensory overload non-league liberties. league position, our budget, of a football match in full cry. the potential for new player X After all, what is the typical Teen Age Riot - it’s a sight for sore eyes. And teen going to be looking for The question is: Will Ruislip’s if they’re coming to us, they’re from their football entertain- young people support the professional clubs their fathers support - or will they make their own way in the footballing world? One factor today is cost. Back in the 1970s and 1980s your typical teenager could easily afford the ticket and travel involved in attending a professional football match. Today, the tickets at least are considerably more expensive. So it is fortunate indeed that West Middlesex has such a rich variety of non-league clubs. Wherever you live in the

TODAY’S WORDS BY MARTIN READ

westernmost part of God’s own without, whatever their level, double - was intoxicating. county you’re probably never is atmosphere. And goodness So anyway, welcome The more than four miles from an knows how much this Satur- Youth. You join our number at active non-league club of some day past proved* that we at an exciting time. I hope that form. That said, Ruislip and its Wealdstone have nailed the yet more will join you. environs has always been a atmosphere part. Any young relatively underserved football person keen on live football is (* Written before our second catchment area. The town definitely going to be seduced leg Trophy semi showdown had never been a footballing by the particular brand of raw with Brackley. Whatever the hotspot until 2008 - but then it partisan atmosphere we pro- scoreline, I have no doubt we’ll had never had a club capable vide heere in spades, whatever have attracted a few more new of lighting such a footballing the fixture. faces to the terraces.) fire as Wealdstone. Ruislip Manor FC played on Lip Service this very pitch for more than I know, because that’s what sixty years without gaining the happened to me. Back when results, and thus the traction me and my mates were fresh necessary, to enter the non- out of school our footballing league stratosphere. But since education took place on the we’ve been at The Vale we’ve terraces at Lower Mead and hosted two FA Cup first round by extension Earlsmead, ties against professional oppo- Church Road, Honeycroft, sition and two FA Trophy semi- Claremont Road, Underhill, finals, to say nothing of the Chestnut Avenue, The Warren, play-offs and our 2013/2014 The Leas Stadium, Southbury title winning run. In doing this Road, even here at Grosvenor we’ve laid down the infrastruc- Vale. We attached ourselves ture to attract the attention of a to the Wealdstone throng, new generation, and one that firstly through the Lower Mead can choose to support its own turnstiles and then taking turns local club - one that really is on our respective provisional closest to where they live. driving licenses to get to away games. The whole experience, Mmmh Mmmh peppered with relegations, Of course, it’s more than that. championship winning seasons One thing no club can thrive and, of course, the 1985 = Yellow Card = Goal = 2nd Player Substituted NLS = National League South MCC = Middlesex Charity Cup = Red Card = Penalty = 2nd Substitute Used FAC = FA Cup S = Straight Red = 1st Player Substituted = 3rd Player Substituted FAT = FA Trophy WEALDSTONE FC = Man of the Match = 1st Substitute Used = 3rd Substitute Used MSC = Middlesex Senior Cup FIXTURES & RESULTS | SEASON 2017 / 2018 JULY Competition Result Crowd Pos. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 16 17/GK 25 Hampton & Richmond MSCF 0-1 481 — North Oshodi Okimo Harwood Hill Brown Whichelow Cox Benyon Fitchett Wellard Godfrey Hunt Anastasiou Hunt AUGUST 5 CONCORD RANGERS NLS 2-1 752 8 North Oshodi Okimo Green Hill Brown Wellars Cox Benyon Fitchett Eisa Hippolyte-Patrick Godfrey Osei-Bonsu Hunt Kearney 8 St.Albans City NLS 1-2 654 13 North Oshodi Okimo Ijaha Hill Brown Hippolyte-Patrick Cox Benyon Green Eisa Fitchett Godfrey Wellard Hunt Osei-Bonsu 12 Gloucester City NLS 2-2 403 13 North Oshodi Okimo Ijaha Hill Brown Hippolyte-Patrick Cox Benyon Green Eisa Fitchett Godfrey Wellard Hunt Osei-Bonsu 14 HAVANT & WATERLOOVILLE NLS 0-1 922 14 North Oshodi Okimo Green Hill Brown Hippolyte-Patrick Cox Benyon Fitchett Eisa Godrey Osei-Bonsu Wellard Ijaha Kearney 19 CHELMSFORD CITY NLS 0-2 908 18 North Oshodi Okimo Green Pollock Brown Hippolyte-Patrick Cox Benyon Fitchett Eisa Godfrey Wellard Whichelow Kearney Constable 26 Eastbourne Borough NLS 1-1 631 18 North Oshodi Okimo Pollock Brown Wellard Hippolyte-Patrick Cox Benyon Green Eisa Fitchett Whicelow Godfrey Ijaha Constable 28 HEMEL HEMPSTEAD TOWN NLS 1-1 966 18 North Oshodi Brown Pollock Hill Okimo Hippolyte-Patrick Green Benyon Fitchett Eisa Whichelow Wellard Godfrey Sellers Constable SEPTEMBER 2 East Thurrock United NLS 1-1 411 18 North Oshodi Brown Hill Day Whichelow Wellard Okimo Fitchett Green Hippolyte-Patrick Mohamed Benyon Godfrey Osei Sellars 5 Weston-super-Mare NLS 1-5 416 20 North Oshodi Brown Hill Day Wellard Whichelow Okimo Fitchett Ngamvoulou Mohammad Benyon Sellers O’Brien Green Godfrey 9 BOGNOR REGIS TOWN NLS 3-0 845 18 North Oshodi Sellers Brown Day Wellard Whichelow Okimo Fitchett Green Eisa Hill O’Brien Godfrey Osei Ngamvoulou 11 POOLE TOWN NLS 4-1 807 14 North Oshodi Sellers Hill Day Wellard Whichelow Okimo Fitchett Green Eisa Benyon O’Brien Godfrey Osei Ngamvoulou 16 FAVERSHAM TOWN FAC2Q 4-0 414 14 North Oshodi Sellers Hill Day Wellard Whichelow Okimo Fitchett Green O’Brien Benyon Eisa Ngamvoulou Williams Constable 23 Bath City NLS 0-0 645 18 North Oshodi Sellers Brown Day Wellard Whichelow Okimo Fitchett Green Eisa Benyon Williams O’Brien Cox Ngamvoulou 30 Burgess Hill Town FAC3Q 0-1 590 20 North Cox Okimo Brown Day Wellard Ngamvoulou Williams Benyon Green Eisa Fitchett O’Brien Hippolyte-Patrick Hill Godfrey OCTOBER 7 WHITEHAWK NLS 2-1 953 14 North Wilson Sellers Hill Day Williams Hippolyte-Patrick Okimo Fitchett Green O’Brien Goodger Wellard Ngamvoulou Eisa Brown 14 Chippenham Town NLS 0-0 723 12 North Wilson Sellers Hill Day Williams Cox Okimo Fitchett Green Hippolyte-Patrick Goodger Eisa Brown Ngamvoulou Wellard 21 TRURO CITY NLS 2-1 817 11 North Oshodi Sellers Wilson Day Cox Whichelow Okimo Hippolyte-Patrick Green Eisa Goodger Fitchett Wellard Brown Hill 28 Welling United NLS 2-1 666 11 North Oshodi Sellers Olomowewe Day Cox Sellers Okimo Hippolyte-Patrick Green Eisa Goodger Hill Whichelow Fitchett Ngamvoulou NOVEMBER 7 HAYES & YEADING UTD MSC2 3-0 169 11 North Oshodi Sellers Olomowewe Day Williams Whichelow Okimo Okojie Green Eisa Tiryaki Brown C Ngamvoulou Fitchett O’Brien 11 HUNGERFORD TOWN NLS 1-0 1,021 11 North Oshodi Sellers Olomowewe Day Cox Williams Okimo Okojie Green Eisa Goodger Fitchett Brown Hippolyte-Patrick Whichelow 18 Oxford City NLS 2-3 349 10 North Oshodi Sellers Olomowewe Day Wellard Hippolyte-Patrick Okimo Tiryaki Green Eisa Goodger Fitchett Brown Williams Whichelow 21 Dartford NLS 3-3 669 11 North Oshodi Sellers Olomowewe Day Cox Williams Okimo Tiryaki Green Eisa Goodger Fitchett Ngamvoulou Brown Whichelow 25 CHELMSFORD CITY FAT3Q 1-1 520 11 North Oshodi Sellers Brown Olomowewe Cox Williams Okimo Tiryaki Green Eisa Goodger Wellard Whichelow Wilson Hippolyte-Patrick 29 Chelmsford City FAT3QR 2-1 TBA 11 North Oshodi Brown Olomowewe Day Cox Sellers Okimo Tiryaki Green Eisa Goodger Fitchett Williams Wellard Whichelow DECEMBER 2 BRAINTREE TOWN NLS 3-1 861 11 North Olomowewe Brown Wilson Day Williams Sellers Okimo Fitchett Green Eisa Goodger Benyon Wellard Hippolyte-Patrick Whichelow 9 Concord Rangers NLS 1-3 287 11 North Oshodi Brown Olomowewe Day Williams Hippolyte-Patrick Okimo Fitchett Green Eisa Goodger Wellard Cox Ngamvoulou Benyon 16 WINGATE & FINCHLEY FAT1 1-0 371 11 North Oshodi Brown Wilson Day Wellard Sellers Cox Goodger Green Eisa Benyon Olomowewe Hippolyte-Patrick Fitchett Ngamvoulou 23 ST ALBANS CITY NLS 1-3 911 12 North Oshodi Brown Wilson Day Cox Sellers Okimo Pratt Green Eisa Goodger Ngamvoulou Fitchett Wellard Olomowewe 26 Hampton & Richmond NLS 1-1 817 13 North Oshodi Sellers Olomowewe Brown Cox Ngamvoulou Okimo Pratt Green Eisa Goodger Wellard Day Wilson Fitchett JANUARY 1 HAMPTON & RICHMOND NLS 0-3 929 13 North Oshodi Sellers Olomowewe Day Cox Ngamvoulou Okimo Pratt Green Eisa Goodger Wilson Johnson-Schuster Whichelow Fitchett 13 HEREFORD FAT2 1-0 909 13 North Olomowewe Okimo Wilson Oshodi Cox Whichelow Wellard Fitchett Green Eisa Goodger Tiryaki Day O’Brien Sellers 16 HAMPTON & RICHMOND MSCQF 1-0 172 13 North Johnson-Schuster Okimo Oshodi Gayle Cox Artwell Wellard Pratt Green Allen Goodger Bonfield Olomowewe Day Tiryaki 20 Bognor Regis Town NLS 3-0 706 13 North Johnson-Schuster Okimo Oshodi Gayle Cox Whichelow Wellard Pratt Green Eisa Tiryaki Allen Fitchett Artwell Olomowewe 27 WESTON-SUPER-MARE NLS 2-1 760 11 North Johnson-Schuster Okimo Gayle Oshodi Cox Allen Whichelow Pratt Green Eisa Tiryaki Wilson Fitchett Olomowewe Goodger FEBRUARY 3 WARRINGTON TOWN FAT3 2-1 601 12 North Olomowewe Okimo Wilson Oshodi Wellard Whichelow Cox Tiryaki Green Artwell Goodger Day Sellers Fidgett Bonfield 10 Truro City NLS 3-1 391 12 North Johnson-Schuster Gayle Oshodi Cox Whichelow Wellard Pratt Green Allen Goodger Wilson Fitchett Fitchett Sellers Otudeko 13 STAINES TOWN MSCSF 3-3 (5-6 Pens) 12 North Johnson-Schuster Sellers Gayle Wilson Cox Allen Fitchett Pratt Green Otudeko Goodger Tiryaki Day Whichelow Artwell 17 DARTFORD NLS 1-2 1,002 12 North Ogle Okimo Gayle Oshodi Johnson-Schuster Fitchett Cox Pratt Green Allen Goodger Tiryaki Wilson Whichelow Bonfield 19 GLOUCESTER CITY NLS 1-2 788 12 North Ogle Okimo Gayle Oshodi Cox Fitchett Wellard Pratt Green Otudeko Tiryaki Tiryaki Wilson Whichelow Day 24 Billericay Town FATQF 5-2 1,823 12 North Ogle Okimo Wilson Oshodi Cox Whichelow Wellard Tiryaki Green Bubb Goodger Day Otudeko Fitchett Artwell MARCH 5 WELLING UNITED NLS 1-0 783 12 North Johnson-Schuster Okimo Gayle Wilson Cox Whichelow Wellard Tiryaki Green Bubb Pratt Allen Day Fitchett Kearney 10 Braintree Town NLS 2-2 510 12 North Johnson-Schuster Okimo Gayle Day Cox Whichelow Wellard Pratt Green Bubb Tiryaki Fitchett Wilson Allen Sellers 13 Havant & Waterlooville NLS 0-1 806 12 Constable Sheppard Sellers Oshodi Wilson Gayle Ngamvoulou Cox Tiryaki Pratt Fitchett Day Bubb Okimo Allen Ogle 17 Brackley Town FATSF1 0-1 1,250 13 North Sheppard Sellers Oshodi Wilson Okimo Wellard Cox Tiryaki Green Bubb Fitchett Whichelow Olomowewe Ogle Constable 24 BRACKLEY TOWN FATSF2 ------— 26 EASTBOURNE BOROUGH NLS ------— 31 EAST THURROCK UNITED NLS ------— APRIL 2 Hemel Hempstead Town NLS ------— FRIENDLY RESULTS 2017/2018 7 BATH CITY NLS ------— 9 Hungerford Town NLS ------— July 4 Bedfont Sports (a) W 2-1 Eisa 2 11 OXFORD CITY NLS ------— July 8 Fulham (h) W 1-0 Kearney 14 Poole Town NLS ------— July 11 Slough Town (a) D 2-2 Fitchett, Harwood 16 Chelmsford City NLS ------— July 15 Watford (h) 1-0 Eisa 21 CHIPPENHAM TOWN NLS ------— 28 Whitehawk NLS ------— July 18 Maidenhead Utd (h) 1-1 Green July 22 Reading (h) W 6-1 Benyon 2 (1pen), Eisa 2, Hippolyte-Patrick, Anastasiou July 29 Hitchin Town (a) W 4-2 Eisa, Tiryaki, Green, Fitchett October 31 Uxbridge (a) 7-1 (Whichelow, Goodger x3, Fitchett, Benyon, Tiryaki WEALDSTONE v EASTBOURNE BORO REWIND <<<<<<<<<< 41 years ago, Duck Saturday March 26, 1977 (Southern League Premier Divi- sion): Burton Alb (Home) W2-1 hits his 200th goal to t the time of this match we were just starting to come out of the doldrums of our Aown bleak midwinter and indeed spark amazing scenes this was a vital win for the Stones. George held at the club but he was We were firmly in the mire but an ON THIS DAY IN God in the eyes of what was then a impressive end of season run saw STONES HISTORY predominantly young fan base. He us comfortably safe in the end. is still the club’s record goalscorer Burton were mid-table so good BY GORDON MCKAY with 251, and some 40 years on opposition when you desperately there is little sign of that being need points - and the game had deserved and we doubled our lead challenged. Indeed its difficult to the added interest of George Duck on the hour mark when the see that being beaten in the being stuck on 199 goals for the maestro himself George Duck modern era as players just don’t club and anxious to hit the double thumped a volley from the edge of hang around long enough. ton. the box which led to wild celebra- George had seven seasons with Considering our form a healthy tions and a pitch invasion. us, so an average of just over 35 a crowd of over 900 turned out at Burton nabbed a consolation near season. Not bad eh! Lower Mead for this one and were the end but we held on for a much George only left us when we treated to a much improved perfor- welcome win. achieved a place in the first-ever mance. Bobby Moss gave us a For our newer fans its difficult to National League in 1979 as he first half lead which our dominance comprehend the hero status that didn’t fancy the travelling, and he went on scoring regularly for the next six or so years with Dagenham, Harrow and Hendon to CONTINUED OVERPAGE

George Duck (right) hurdles this tackle in a 2-1 win over Weymouth that preceded the match v Burton. Who got both goals? You guessed it! WEALDSTONE v EASTBOURNE BORO REWIND <<<<<<<<<<

Some lovely tributes and stats for George Duck at the end of that season.. but (above) the club’s struggles brought their own problems with some unsavoury fans (probably young Mr McKay and his pals) prompting the club’s Harry Benjamin into a strong response in the programme.... end up with a grand total of 439 up to the game goals in his senior career... a having to staggering total and definitely the persuade my best goalscorer I’ve ever seen. great friend Some player and a true Stones Tony Platt that legend. we just HAD to go because one Saturday March 26 1994, day when things Southern League Div One were much better South: Braintree A) Drew 2-2 we would eason 1993/94 saw what is remember this generally accepted as the day. I don’t think worst ever Wealdstone side we had many Sin living memory. Our financial more than 25 fans woes had taken their toll and we at Braintree that afternoon but it from that splendid character Vic were paying just expenses to put was a true test of loyalty. Only the Schwartz and a Floyd Dennis a side out. Of course as in all real diehards were there and when penalty. I can’t remember too much things in life you get what you we have days like we had at Biller- about the game but I know we had pay for, and we certainly did. icay last month, winning an FA a good day out and of course were At this point we were on a run Trophy quarter final in front of 500 happy at having stopped the rot. of 13 successive defeats in the travelling fans then I can assure In fact we only had to wait league. Not only that, we hadn’t you it means so much more to the another week for our next win when won in the league for 16 games likes of us who witnessed those we trounced Dunstable 4-0 .This (stretching back to November truly dark days. was a tough season for the fans 20th when we beat Weymouth And indeed we were rewarded but many of those are still around 3-0 at home. with a 2-2 draw, our goals coming and able to enjoy happier times. I remember in the week leading WEALDSTONE v EASTBOURNE The day we took on <<<<<<<<

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