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MATCH SPONSOR V NEWMARKET TOWN THURLOW NUNN LEAGUE PREMIER DIVISION v NEWMARKET TOWN Saturday 14th August 2021 Kick-Off : 3.00pm MATCH SPONSOR BARNES PRINT (E.A.) LTD - Producing Programmes since 1987 T: 01362 691980 ♦ www.barnesprint.com Officials Of The Club - 2021/22 NOTTCUTTS PARK, FYNN ROAD, WOODBRIDGE, SUFFOLK IP12 4LS Tel: 01394 385308 ♦ Email: [email protected] www.woodbridgetownfc.com Club President : DAVID LEECH Life Vice-Presidents : ANDREW DALBY, DAVID LEECH & KEITH RATTLE MANAGEMENT BOARD Chairman : ADAM DALBY Vice Chairman : PAUL LEECH Secretary : MARY ABLETT Minutes Secretary : HOLLY SCOTT Treasurer : RICHARD SCOTT Facilities Manager : RICHARD SCOTT Commercial Manager : DAVID MILLER Head of Media & Marketing : BEN RAMSEY Director Of Football : MARK SCOPES Head of Football Development : GLENN SNELL Board Member : KEITH RATTLE Relocation Project Manager : ROB DOOLE Fundraising Manager : VACANT Veterans Representative : SIMON FRYATT Youth Representative : MARK WILLIAMS Ladies Representative : SI STEWART TEAM MANAGERS 1st Team Manager : LEON MOORE 1st Team Head Coach : GLENN SNELL Coach : DAVE BOWMAN Physios : DAVID WHITE & KATY SEALY Development (Reserve) Manager : MARK WILLIAMS Under 18s Thursday Manager : LIAM SCOPES Veterans Manager : SIMON FRYATT Ladies Manager : SI STEWART We Offer You A Warm Welcome Good afternoon and welcome to this Thurlow Nunn League, Premier Division match against our friends from Newmarket Town. We offer a warm welcome to the Officials, players and supporters of ’The Jockeys’ this afternoon, we hope they enjoy their stay and have a safe journey home later. This welcome is also extended to the match officials, we please ask that you give them the respect they deserve both on and off the pitch. We also welcome our match sponsors today, we hope everyone associated with Homestyle enjoys the match. We hope you have an enjoyable time this eafternoon and a safe journey home later. From The Vice-Chairman Good afternoon and welcome to the players and officials of Newmarket Town. I’m sure it will be a tough game as they always have been over the years! I’m sure a lot of teams will have taken note of an impressive start for The Jockeys with maximum points from the first two games and progression in The FA Cup. Our league form has seen a win and a loss and it was another defeat against Step 4 Corby Town in The FA Cup last week. The score really doesn’t tell the story as we took a depleted squad and battled so hard. If the lads take some of that passion into the league we’ll soon be collecting some wins. I have always enjoyed my visits to Newmarket playing, managing and supporting with Woodbridge and also scoring but let’s not go into that. I must say how superb the club looks now with its 4G pitch and the clubhouse facilities are also great with fantastic staff who always make you feel welcome, and let’s not forget to mention they make you miss your train home. We’ll look forward to our trip there in March. Let’s hope for a good game for everyone to enjoy and a safe journey home for The Newmarket contingent. Paul Leech - Vice chairman Introducing Our Match Sponsor Homestyle have been in business since 1999 and have grown to be one of the biggest local window & door companies in the area. The company was started by Graham Shemmings and now all his family are involved in running the business to make them a truly local family business. They have sponsored the club for over two years, building and supplying the dugouts for the main pitch in 2019 and further to this they supplied new windows for the club house earlier in the year. They have also joined our members discount scheme, where a 5% discount can be obtained on showing a valid club membership card when purchasing and having work carried out by them. Many of you know Graham being Woodbridge born and bred and for his time as a member of the board some twenty years ago our best wishes go to him at this time as he recovers from major surgery in July. A big thank you to everyone at Homestyle! 1st Team Results & Fixtures DATE OPPONENTS H/A COMP W/L/D KO/RES 31/07/21 Ely City A League Won 1 - 0 03/08/21` BRANTHAM ATHLETIC H League Lost 0 - 2 07/08/21 Corby Town A FAC EPR Lost 1 - 3 14/08/21 NEWMARKET TOWN H League 3.00pm 24/08/21 KIRKLEY & PAKEFIELD H League 7.45pm 28/08/21 LAKENHEATH H League 3.00pm 01/09/21 Long Melford A League 7.45pm 04/09/21 Thetford Town A League 3.00pm 11/09/21 WOODFORD TOWN H FAV 1QR 3.00pm 18/09/21 Swaffham Town A League 3.00pm 21/09/21 GORLESTON H League 7.45pm 25/09/21 MARCH TOWN UNITED H League 3.00pm 28/09/21 Whitton United A League 7.45pm 02/10/21 Wroxham A League 3.00pm 09/10/21 MILDENHALL TOWN H League 3.00pm 12/10/21 HADLEIGH UNITED H League 7.45pm 16/10/21 Fakenham Town A League 3.00pm 23/10/21 MULBARTON WANDERERS H League 3.00pm 26/10/21 Walsham Le Willows A League 7.45pm 30/10/21 Haverhill Rovers A League 3.00pm 06/11/21 FAKENHAM TOWN H League 3.00pm 13/11/21 Hadleigh United A League 3.00pm 20/11/21 Mildenhall Town A League 3.00pm 27/11/21 NORWICH UNITED H League 3.00pm 04/12/21 Lakenheath A League 3.00pm 11/12/21 THETFORD TOWN H League 3.00pm 03/01/22 WHITTON UNITED H League 3.00pm 08/01/22 Kirkley & Pakefield A League 3.00pm 15/01/22 LONG MELFORD H League 3.00pm 29/01/22 Brantham Athletic A League 3.00pm 05/02/22 ELY CITY H League 3.00pm 19/02/22 March Town United A League 3.00pm 26/02/22 WALSHAM LE WILLOWS H League 3.00pm 05/03/22 Norwich United A League 3.00pm 12/03/22 SWAFFHAM TOWN H League 3.00pm 19/03/22 Newmarket Town A League 3.00pm 02/04/22 WROXHAM H League 3.00pm 09/04/22 Mulbarton Wanderers A League 3.00pm 16/04/22 HAVERHILL ROVERS H League 3.00pm 18/04/22 Gorleston A League 3.00pm Fixtures will change throughout the season League - Thurlow Nunn Premier Division ♦ FAV - F.A. Vase ♦ FAC - F.A. Cup TNL CC - League Cup ♦ SPC - Suffolk Premier Cup Craftsman Jeweller Spend the day with us and make your own wedding rings All Jewellery handmade to order 80 Thoroughfare Woodbridge IP12 1AL - Tel: 01394 647117 www.woodbridgejewelleryworkshop.co.uk Looking forward to some sparkling performances this season! Thurlow Nunn Premier Division PL W D L GD PTS 1 Brantham Athletic 3 2 1 0 3 7 2 Wroxham 2 2 0 0 6 6 3 Gorleston 2 2 0 0 5 6 4 Newmarket Town 2 2 0 0 4 6 5 Whitton United 2 2 0 0 2 6 6 Mildenhall Town 2 1 1 0 2 4 7 Lakenheath 2 1 1 0 1 4 8 Hadleigh United 3 1 1 1 1 4 9 Walsham Le Willows 2 1 0 1 1 3 10 Woodbridge Town 2 1 0 1 -1 3 11 Fakenham Town 3 1 0 2 -2 3 12 Mulbarton Wanderers 2 0 2 0 0 2 13 Haverhill Rovers 1 0 1 0 0 1 14 Kirkley & Pakefield 2 0 1 1 -1 1 15 Norwich United 2 0 1 1 -2 1 16 Thetford Town 3 0 1 2 -7 1 17 March Town United 2 0 0 2 -3 0 18 Ely City 2 0 0 2 -3 0 19 Swaffham Town 2 0 0 2 -3 0 20 Long Melford 1 0 0 1 -3 0 Clinic in Great Bealings 07546 058 446 E: [email protected] A Birds Eye View - By John Middleditch Good afternoon everyone and welcome to our second home match of the new season against Newmarket Town, The Jockeys progressed to the next round of the FA Cup with a win at Wellingborough on Saturday. As Norwich United progressed in their FA Cup match, our trip to Blofield has been rescheduled for the 5th of March 2022. Our first league match resulted in a 1-0 away win at Ely City, Luke Mallett's well taken goal the difference between the two sides and a first 3 points of the season for the Woodpeckers. We lost our first home match of the season against Brantham Athletic 2-0, against a well organised away side, a wonder goal after only 4 minutes and the same player scored in the last minute to clinch the three points. We travelled to Corby Town last week in the FA Cup Extra Preliminary Round, losing 3-1 but after leading for 86 minutes their substitutes made the difference in the latter stages. Callum Sinclair's sublime finish after 6 minutes opened the scoring and superb defending in particular from Alfie, Rhys and Liam. I lost count of how many corners the home side had in the game but without several squad members a superb effort from all 11 players who started the match who should be very proud of their efforts from start to finish. I travelled on the Coach and had a great day and even met their club mascot, surely a sign of a big club!! I was very impressed with their facilities, in particular their clubhouse which I'm sure which was also a nightclub and had no less than 13 large screen TVs.
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