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Toolstation Western League Division One Wells City v Welton Rovers Saturday 1st September 2018

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Wells City Football Club joined the Western record in the 2009-10 season by reaching the League Division Two and won the Western semifinals of the Premier Cup (losing to League Title in 1950. Declining performances Town of the Southern League (South culminated in relegation to the second division & West) by two goals to nil); following magnificent after the 1956-57 season and after three seasons wins against Town and Street Football in the Western League Division Two, Wells City Club (in the third and fourth round respectively). left the league. Wells City was crowned Toolstation Western Wells City rejoined the Somerset Senior League League Division One Champions at the end in 1960-61 with the Reserves competing in the of the 2009-10 season, however after only a Mid-Somerset Football League. The club finished brief spell of 3 seasons in the Premier Division very much mid-table until 1965-66 when they found themselves relegated back into Division were third behind Street and Welton Rovers One in 2012-13. Reserves. They were Runners-up behind Paulton Rovers in 1971-72. After a period of consolidation, City’s 2015-16 season saw double success. Relegation from the Somerset Senior League Premier Division occurred at the end of the 1977- Not only was promotion back to the Western 1978 season with promotion to the top section League Premier Division achieved, but they F. GRIFFITHS & SONS being gained at the end of the 1979-80 season. also won the Somerset Premier Cup – beating Unfortunately 1981-82 saw relegation yet again five teams from higher divisions, all away from QUALITY BUTCHERS for Wells. home – including Weston-super-Mare of the . Promotion back to the Premier Division of 57 HIGH STREET the County League was a long time in arriving, The 2017/18 season saw Wells City relegated, not until the start of the 1994-95 season finishing bottom of the Western League WELLS would Wells City grace the top flight Somerset Premier Division. County Football. Soon the yo-yo effect happened once more with relegation at the end The 2018/19 season has seen manager Nathan of the 1997-98 season followed by bouncing Truckle able to put his own team together and FINEST QUALITY MEATS straight back up in 1998-99. add to his backroom staff. Tom Clifford-Jones joins from Somerton as joint first team manager, Wells City would finally reclaim the Somerset Steve Bayliss also steps up from the U18’s to be HOME MADE PIES Senior Cup in 2006-07 season defeating Burnham first team coach, Steve Vowles remains as physio. on Sea at Weston-super-Mare’s Woodspring Stadium 2-1. Nathan, CJ and Bomber have already brought a more ‘local’ feel back to the club with a young HOT LUNCH MENU DAILY After an absence of almost fifty years, vibrant side. Pre-season has been promising, Wells City returned to the Western League and Wells go into the forthcoming season full Division One in 2008-09 and after a mid-table of optimism. TEL: 01749 672319 finish that season, had their best season on Printed at St Andrew’s Press of Wells 01749 672477 Wells of Press Andrew’s Printed at St Toolstation Western Good afternoon League Division One

Firstly, a warm welcome to the players, officials and supporters of today’s opponents, Pos Team P W D L GD Pts Welton Rovers. Following our frustrating results in our first three fixtures of the season, it was nice to get back-to-back wins against Town and 1 Corsham Town 4 3 1 0 8 10 Town. 2 Cheddar 4 3 0 1 7 9

3 Devizes Town 4 3 0 1 2 9 The Radstock game was an interesting one, where we could and should have won a bit more comfortably had we taken a few more of our second half chances, but the 4 Warminster Town 5 3 0 2 1 9 lads saw the game out to record our first win of the season. The final score was 2-1, 5 Bishops Lydeard 6 3 0 3 -1 9 with goals coming from James Bayliss and Ryan Stiles. The man of the match award 6 Bishop Sutton 4 3 0 1 -2 9 went to Liam Davies for a tirelessly harworking performance. 7 Chard Town 4 2 1 1 3 7

The Keynsham game played on the following Tuesday evening was a brilliant 8 Sherborne Town 4 2 1 1 2 7 performance against a side being tipped for promotion this season. Every single 9 Longwell Green Sports 3 2 0 1 3 6 player did the club proud, putting on an impressive performance and certainly 10 Wells City 4 2 0 2 -1 6 setting the standard for the season. 11 Welton Rovers 4 1 2 1 1 5

After going a goal behind in the first few minutes we reacted quickly, with goals from 12 Keynsham Town 4 1 1 2 0 4 Harry Davidson and Jack Spence meant we went in at half-time 2-1 up. Keynsham 13 Oldland Abbotonians 3 1 1 1 0 4 came out of the blocks quickly in the second half but the lads stood firm, and with 17 year old Tom Creed making a couple of excellent saves in goal, we eventually sealed 14 Ashton & Backwell United 3 1 1 1 -1 4 the win with a last minute Billy Manning strike. 15 Town 3 1 1 1 -1 4

16 Calne Town 4 1 1 2 -2 4 I would just like to say a big thank you to our travelling supporters on the night. Your support is massively appreciated by ourselves and the players. 17 Radstock Town 5 1 1 3 -3 4 18 Chippenham Park 4 1 0 3 -5 3 On to today’s game. Welton, like ourselves, have picked up a couple of good results 19 Telephones 3 0 1 2 -2 1 over the last couple of weeks, so so today will be another good test. We hope to record our first home win of the season in front of our loyal supporters. 20 Portishead Town 5 0 0 5 -9 0

Enjoy the game! CJ and Trucks decline followed, culminating in relegation at the end of Huish Park on Tuesday 4 May 2010, saw the team the 1981–82 season and it took six years to regain their win 4–2 on penalties after a goalless 90 minutes and Premier Division status. This was achieved when Steve extra time. Coles led the club to the First Division championship in Today’s visitors: 1987–88, finishing a single point ahead of Chard Town. On May 19, 2010, after a successful season in 2009–10, manager Mark Harrington handed in his resignation as The Modern Era 1st team coach to the bemusement of supporters at the club. The club appointed Mark Leaney at very short Welton Rovers Their status was lost again with relegation in 1991–92 notice, and Leaney’s squad struggled in the Premier until 1999–2000 when, under manager Adrian Britton, Division before he left the club and handed over to Welton returned to the Premier Division, finishing as Nick Beaverstock. Unfortunately Welton’s fate was Welton Rovers were one of the founding members single division league in 1945–46. The following season runners up to unbeaten Devizes Town. Since then they sealed and relegation followed. of the Western Football League. The club itself being was notable for the havoc caused by the weather with have maintained their status and with new manager formed in 1887 and throughout the years has achieved only two of the 31 clubs in the League completed their Chris Mountford, 2005–06 was the most successful Beaverstock completed one season in the First Division success both at local and regional level. Welton fixtures. Welton, in Division One, completed only 20 season since the 1970s, ending with a fourth place taking the club to seventh position after a fantastic provided a chance for the local people of the Midsomer games out of 34 and were relegated. They remained finish. In June 2007 part of the main stand was damaged run in. Sadly Nick could not continue due to work Norton and Radstock areas to forget their hard lives, in Division Two until 1959–60, when they finished by fire. and handed over to former manager Stuart Minall. many as coal miners in the local as champions, four points ahead of Stonehouse. In 2012-13 was a hard season for Welton as they finished and escape and either play or support their local team 1960–61 they again won the Somerset Senior Cup, and At the end of the 2007–08 season, Chris Mountford sixteenth, however a re-structuring at the club had playing at West Clewes at Welton. retained it for the following two seasons. In 1961–62 left the club and was replaced by a new managerial been agreed with Stuart Minall becoming chairman, Rovers played all their home games at nearby Radstock team at the helm of Welton Rovers, of Mark Harrington Nick Beaverstock returning as the start of season Early club history Town, while the pitch at West Clewes was levelled. (ex-Bath City and Paulton Rovers) and assistant 2013-14 with former first team manager Malcolm Beck Graham Colbourne. After rebuilding the squad with the as his assistant and they finished 6th. Last season the Founded in 1887, Welton Rovers provided the Return to professionalism addition of 11 new players Welton finished the season a rebuilding of the team continued and they finished as opportunity for the mining community of Midsomer commendable 8th in the league table while reaching the runners up and promotion to the Premier division. Norton and Radstock to play and watch football. One The return to professional status and the arrival of semi-finals of two cup competitions. During the season Welton were also able to complete of a number of long-established clubs in the North former Huddersfield Town and Bristol City striker the installation of two new grandstands. Season 2015-16 Somerset coalfield, their ground, West Clewes, is the Arnold Rodgers as manager led to a period of In anticipation of the 2009–10 season, Harrington made saw Welton struggle in the Premier division and were oldest in the area. unprecedented success in the mid-1960s. They won wholesale changes to the first-team squad with Gary relegation at the end of the season. Clive Scott has the Championship on three successive occasions: Banks, Lee Bryant, Timmy Thompson, Danny Maye and been appointed the first team manager with assistant Welton Rovers joined the Western League in 1903–04, in 1964–65 they finished three points ahead of Ollie Edwards joining the club to assist with Welton’s being Mark Brown for season 2016-17. along with near neighbours Radstock Town and in Bideford; in 1965–66 they finished eleven points clear push for improvement. 1906–07 they won the Somerset Junior Cup for the of Portland United; and in 1966–67 they were five first time, sharing it with fellow finalists Camerton after points ahead of . The 2009–10 season saw the first team compete in the a replay. They also won the league title for the first time top 3 for a large proportion of the season when injuries in 1911–12, losing only two games and finishing four In 1964–65 Welton also reached the first round proper and suspensions took their toll in early March resulting points ahead of Barry District. In 1911–12 they won the of the FA Cup, losing to Weymouth after a replay. In in a 5th place finish in the league. In the Les Philips Somerset Senior Cup, a trophy they retained for the 1965–66 Welton Rovers were unbeaten for the entire League Cup Welton lost 1–0 to an extra time goal in next two seasons. league season, Ian Henderson scored a club record 53 the semi-finals to the eventual winners Hallen. goals (including six hat-tricks) and on 11 September On their return to football after the Great War, Welton 1965 Welton won 10–0 at Dorchester Town. The pinnacle of the 2009–10 season saw Welton win won their fifth Somerset Senior Cup but unfortunately the Somerset Premier Cup for the first time in the in 1922–23 after finishing as runners up by two points The following season Welton again reached the club’s history, overcoming Paulton Rovers, Chard Town, to Weymouth, went into liquidation. The ground at first round proper of the FA Cup, losing 3–0 at Wellington and Town on the way to beating West Clewes was sold to the Miners Welfare and it was Bournemouth & Boscombe Athletic. However financial Bridgwater Town in the final. The final, at Yeovil Town’s only the generosity of local miners’ contributions that problems affected the club and Rodgers departed to enabled the club to stay in existence. Bath City, followed by ten players. With the decline of the coal industry at this time (the last coal was mined The club rejoined the League in 1924–25 and in 1975), the Miners Welfare donated the ground to the throughout the remainder of the 1920s achieved high local authority for continued use for football and since | league placings without adding another championship. then, Welton have leased West Clewes from the local 20 Chamberlain Street, Wells 01749 685000 They did, however, win the Somerset Senior Cup in council. 1924–25 and again the following season. After a number of mid table finishes, in 1973–74 the The 150 seat grandstand at West Clewes was built club, now managed by former Bristol Rovers player www.chalmershb.co.uk just before the Second World War but when football David Stone, won their fifth championship by a single resumed afterwards, Welton finished bottom of the point from Taunton Town. However, a long period of First team season so far... @CityWellsFc

Date Comp Opposition Venue WDL Result Goalscorers 2017 04 August WL Ashton & Backwell United H L 1-2 Warren 08 August WL Bishops Lydeard A L 0-3 11 August FAC Shaftesbury Town H L 2-5 Crook, Davies 18 August WL Radstock Town A W 2-1 Bayliss, Stiles 21 August WL Keynsham Town A W 3-1 Davidson, Spence, Manning 01 September WL Welton Rovers H 08 September WL Bishop Sutton A 15 September WL Bristol Telephones H 22 September WL Longwell Green Sports A 29 September WL Portishead Town H 06 October WL Chard Town A 13 October WL Devizes Town H 27 October WL Wincanton Town A 03 November WL Corsham Town A 10 November WL Oldland Abbotonians H 17 November WL Sherborne Town H 24 November WL Keynsham Town H 01 December WL Calne Town H 08 December WL Chippenham Park A 15 December WL Cheddar H 26 December WL Warminster Town A 29 December WL Bristol Telephones A

2019 05 January WL Wincanton Town H 19 January WL Welton Rovers A 26 January WL Chard Town H

02 February WL Oldland Abbotonians A 09 February WL Calne Town A 16 February WL Chippenham Park H 23 February WL Radstock Town H 02 March WL Portishead Town A 09 March WL Bishop Sutton H 16 March WL Longwell Green Sports H 23 March WL Devizes Town A 23 March WL Cheddar A 06 April WL Corsham Town H 13 April WL Ashton & Backwell United A 19 April WL Warminster Town H 22 April WL Sherborne Town A 27 April WL Bishops Lydeard H

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Match Officials Dave Healey Chris Connor Jake Patch Division One WERZ League News ER TO? Midweek action son to the second, with the sides heading to the changing rooms level at 2-2, with Plan your Wells City first team away travel with these details: Cheddar returned to winning ways in the Kyle Norris scoring twice for Radstock in First Division on Tuesday evening, coming response to goals from Chris Abbot and from behind to defeat Bishops Lydeard Robbie Cox for the hosts. Norris then Team Address Postcode Miles 3-2 at Bowdens Park. Ryan Brereton and completed his hat-trick soon after the Ashton & Backwell United West Town Road, Backwell BS48 3HQ 21 interval, with further goals from Sam Greg- Harry Millar had both struck to hand the Bishops Lydeard Cothelstone Road, Taunton TA4 3BA 31 visitors a 2-1 lead early in the second ory and Jacob Hill to extend the visitors half, but it was the Cheesemen who came lead. Portishead responded thanks to Cox’s Bishop Sutton Wick Road, Bishop Sutton BS39 5XN 12 out on top thanks to a brace from Adam second of the afternoon, but Radstock hit Bristol Telephones Stockwood Lane, Bristol BS14 8SJ 18 Jones and a 25-yard free-kick from Ricky back once again with Norris firing home Calne Town Bremhill View, Calne SN11 9EE 43 Bennett. Wells City grabbed their second his fourth from the penalty spot, not long Chard Town Zambard Lane, Chard TA20 1JL 40 away victory in the space of four days, with after he had seen an earlier effort from goals from Harry Davidson, Jack Spence the spot thwarted. Portishead continued Cheddar Draycott Road, Cheddar BS27 3RL 8 and Billy Manning helping them come from to push forward and grabbed two late Chippenham Park Bristol Road, Chippenham. SN14 6LR 37 behind to defeat Keynsham Town 3-1 after goals, with Cox completing his hat-trick, Corsham Town Lacock Road, Corsham SN13 9HS 36 the home side had taken a second minute before Hamish Hurst scored the 11th and Devizes Town Nursteed Road, Devizes SN10 3DX 38 lead through James Ollis. Longwell Green final goal during a pulsating 90 minutes of Sports were in fine form during their home action. It was a successful day all round for Keynsham Town Bristol Road, Keynsham BS31 2BE 20 victory over Portishead Town, with Danny the visiting teams in the First Division, with Longwell Green Sports Shellards Road, Longwell Green BS30 9DU 22 Welton Rovers claiming a 2-0 win away at Carter, Connor Britton, Sam Ford and Ali Oldland Abbotonians Castle Road, Oldland Common BS30 9SZ 22 Bamford all getting on the scoresheet to Warminster Town thanks to goals in either help them to a thumping 5-0 win at Shel- half from Aaron Seviour and Dave Cooper. Portishead Town Bristol Road, Portishead, Bristol BS20 6QG 24 lards Road. Corsham Town also claimed victory on Sherborne Town The Terrace Playing Field, Sherborne DT9 5NS 28 the their travels, moving top of the table Warminster Town Weymouth Street, Warminster BA12 9NS 24 thanks to a 5-0 victory at Cothelstone Saturday 25th August Welton Rovers North Road, BA3 2QD 12 Road against Bishops Lydeard. An own-goal In an astonishing encounter at Bristol handed them the half-time lead, with Lewis Wincanton Town Moor Lane, Wincanton BA9 9EJ 18 Road, 11 goals were scored, with Radstock McCarron and Josh Bright adding two of Town eventually defeating Portishead 6-5. the four second half scores. The first-half was a quiet affair in compari- Reserves season so far... @WellsCityRes

Date Comp Opposition Venue WDL Result Goalscorers 2018 11 August SCD1 Mendip Boardwalk A L 1-4 Kay 18 August SCD1 & Tickenham Reserves H L 1-3 Cornish 25 August SCD1 Bridgwater Town Reserves H L 0-3 01 September SS Cup Town A 08 September SCD1 Mendip Boardwalk H 15 September SCD1 Yatton & Cleeve Unoted A 22 September SCD1 Somerton Town H 29 September SCD1 Burnham United A 13 October P&FD Cup Timsbury Athletic A 20 October SCD1 Minehead AFC A 27 October SCD1 Hengrove Athletic Reserves H 17 November SCD1 Keynsham Town Reserves A 24 November SCD1 Nailsea & Tickenham Reserves A 01 December SCD1 Uphill Castle A 08 December SCD1 Burnham United H 15 December SCD1 Long Ashton A 22 December SCD1 Hengrove Athletic Reserves A 29 December SCD1 Timsbury Athletic H 2019 12 January SCD1 Saltford H 19 January SCD1 Long Ashton H 09 February SCD1 Winscombe H 23 February SCD1 Timsbury Athletic A 02 March SCD1 Keynsham Town Reserves H 09 March SCD1 Somerton Town A 16 March SCD1 Staplegrove A 23 March SCD1 Winscombe A

30 March SCD1 Minehead AFC H 06 April SCD1 Bridgwater Town Reserves A 13 April SCD1 Staplegrove H 20 April SCD1 Uphill Castle H 27 April SCD1 Saltford A 04 May SCD1 Yatton & Cleeve United H

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