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Match Programme 2020-2021 MATCH PROGRAMME 2020-2021 VERSUS MAIN SPONSOR Brixham AFC 5th September 2020 Club Info Honours Fixtures 2020/21 The Exeter & District Premier League FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Champions 1961/62 & 1963/64 Runners Up 2002/03 SOUTH WEST PENINSULA DEVON AND EXETER LEAGUE Senior One FOOTBALL LEAGUE EAST DIVISION 3 WEST Champions 1959-/60, 1978/79 & 1963/64 Runners Up 1995/96 5/9/20 HOME LGE Brixham AFC 19/09/20 AWAY LGE Bravehearts 1st Senior Two 8/9/20 HOME LGE Honiton Town 26/09/20 HOME LGE Witheridge 2nds Runners Up 1997/98 12/9/20 AWAY LGE Plymouth Marjon 10/10/20 AWAY LGE Amory Green Rovers 1st Junior Three 15/9/20 HOME LGE Sidmouth Town 17/10/20 AWAY LGE Halwill 2nd Champions 1949/50 & 1959/60 19/9/20 AWAY FAV Welton Rovers 24/10/20 HOME LGE Elmore 3rd Intermediate Five 23/9/20 AWAY LGE Bovey Tracey 31/10/20 AWAY LGE Bradninch 1st Runners Up 1994/95 07/11/20 HOME LGE Amory Green Rovers 1st WHO’S WHO AT 26/9/20 AWAY LGE Stoke Gabriel EDENVALE PARK Intermediate Four 29/9/20 HOME LGE Crediton United Champions 1995/96 3/10/20 HOME LGE Holsworthy AFC East Devon Senior Cup President 6/10/20 AWAY LGE IlfracombeTown OTHER SECOND TEAM FIXTURE Steve Light • Tel: 01884 266509 Winners 1984 Runners Up 1982 13/10/20 HOME LGE Torridgeside AFC DATES TO BE CONFIRMED 17/10/20 HOME LGE Millbrook AFC Chairman Axminster Hospital Cup Winners 1993 21/10/20 AWAY LGE Ivybridge Town Brian Horner • Tel: 07969 857708 Runners Up 2000, 2003, 2007 & 2009 24/10/20 AWAY LGE Dartmouth AFC Grange Cup 31/10/20 HOME LGE Torpoint Athletic Club Secretary Winners 1993 & 1994 7/11/20 AWAY LGE Newton Abbot Spurs Marcus Scott • Tel: 07740 168072 Runners Up 1999 14/11/20 HOME LGE Elburton Villa Golesworthy Cup 18/11/20 AWAY LGE Sidmouth Town Football Secretary Winners 1993, 1994 & 1999 Alan Slark • Tel: 07731 939784 21/11/20 HOME LGE Torrington AFC Grandisson Cup 24/11/20 HOME LGE Bovey Tracey Runners Up 1999 28/11/20 HOME LGE Ivybridge Town Treasurer Devon Premier Cup 12/12/20 AWAY LGE Honiton Town Gary Ridge • Tel: 01884 34644 Winners 1999 Runners Up 1985 19/12/20 AWAY LGE Brixham AFC Morrison Bell Cup 26/12/20 AWAY LGE Axminster Town CLUB DETAILS Winners 2002 28/12/20 HOME LGE Elmore AFC Runners Up 2003 2/1/21 HOME LGE Plymouth Marjon Address Devon Football League 9/1/21 AWAY LGE Holsworthy AFC Edenvale Park Speeds Meadow, Runners Up 1997/98 & 1998/99 16/1/21 HOME LGE Stoke Gabriel Duke Street, Cullompton. EX15 1DW County League Website of the Year 23/1/21 AWAY LGE Millbrook AFC Winners 2006 30/1/21 HOME LGE Dartmouth AFC Runners Up 2007 Telephone 6/2/21 AWAY LGE Torpoint Athletic 01884 33090 County league Programme of the Year 13/2/21 HOME LGE Newton Abbot Spurs Winners 2000, 2002 & 2007 20/2/21 AWAY LGE Elburton Villa County league Sportsmanship Award Club Colours 27/2/21 AWAY LGE Crediton United Winners 2005 Red & Black Shirts, Black Shorts. 3/3/21 AWAY LGE Torridgeside AFC Change Colours - White & Blue SWPL Respect Award Runners Up 2009 6/3/21 AWAY LGE Torrington AFC 20/3/21 HOME LGE IlfracombeTown 1st Team Manager Fair Play Winners Award Winners 2012 2/4/21 HOME LGE Axminster Town Liam Raybould 5/4/21 AWAY LGE Elmore AFC Tel: 07711 053456 U18 Somerset Floodlight Youth League Runners Up 2012 2nd Team Manager U18 Somerset Floodlight Youth League (South) Winners 2015/16 James Smith LGE = League WCP = League Cup FAV = FA Vase DSL = Devon St Lukes Tel: 07868 294472 SWPL Best Ground Award Winner 2016/17 & 2018/19 Kick-off Times: Saturdays 3.00pm / Evenings 7.30pm (Cup matches kick off 30 mins earlier) www.cullomptonrangersfc.co.uk www.cullomptonrangersfc.co.uk For your patio Cullompton Rangers Football Club and paths YOUR LOCAL Bradstone pavings and walling LEGAL EXPERTS The long-standing Cullompton Agents Treated timber decking and supporting the Clubs and town We’re here for you supports over the years. Contact us now for advice Geotextile underlay for pavings Hire of the clubhouse and its We Value, Sell and and gravel Offering a full range of legal services. Survey Houses Chippings for driveway Our servicesfacilities include: forDirect lawyer your contact No eventhidden costs and carry out much other property-related and rockeries • Residential Conveyancing Same-day response Free Initial Assessment professional work. • Personal Injury Open • Medical Negligence(£50 deposit toCullompton be paid at timeExeter of booking. Newton Abbot Phone us now for our footballers’ 07.45 - 17.15 Mon - Fri 38 High Street, 21 Southernhay East, 66 Queen Street, • DisputeReturnable Resolution after clubCullompton, is cleaned Devon andExeter, NO Devon Breakages)Newton Abbot, Devon discounted rates for selling. 08.00 - 12.30 Sat • Wills, Trusts & Probate EX15 1AE EX1 1QQ TQ12 2ER • Commercial Services 01884 33818 01392 285000 01626 330127 Free Valuations given for sale purposes Station Road, • Divorce & Separation Cullompton, EX15 1BQ. • Commercial Property 01884 - 33333 e-mail: [email protected] Tel: 01884 33405 Changing the way you see lawyers. www.thorneandcarter.co.uk Fax: 01884 34505 01884 33818 [email protected] WWW.DUNNANDBAKER.CO.UK PARTY TIME BIRTHDAYS * WEDDINGS DISCO’S * WORK’S DO TEL: 07740 168072 CULLOMPTON RANGERS SPEARINGS Cullompton Rangers FC began life in 1945 and originally played in the East Devon Victory League. The COACHES initial headquarters for the Club were the Cullompton School Playing Fields, but they soon moved to Speeds Meadow, their current base and were there for a short time before moving to land adjoining the COACH HIRE M5 motorway. Next stop was the area known as Knightswood, and then, Court Drive, before a return to their current home. The Club badge depicts the business’s which were prominent in the town at the 24 - 53 Seater time the Club was formed, namely a ropes works, glove makers and a woollen factory. The most successful era for the Club was the early 1960’s when the Senior Side swept all before them winning the Devon & Exeter League Premier Division in both 1961 and 1964 but it was not until 1984 that real success Tel: 01884 820224 was enjoyed by the Club once again, winning the East Devon Senior Cup under the management of Marcus Scott, the current Club Secretary. The standard of the First Team has improved steadily over the years and the Eves: 01884 820762 Club became founder members of the Devon County League when it began life in 1992. The Club has moved with the times as the Devon League was replaced by the South West Peninsula League in 2007 and Rangers have been members of the Premier League ever since. Floodlights were installed in 1998 which allowed the club to enter the FA Vase and latterly the FA Cup. During the late spring of 2010 magnificent new changing rooms were completed at a cost of £220,000. During the past 12 months we have carried out extensive improvements at Edenvale Park installing new perimeter fencing and also investing £40k on new drainage with the help of grants from Viridor and the Football Foundation. We are extremely fortunate to have our own Supporter’s Club who continue to make a fantastic contribution to the smooth running of the Club. There have been numerous managers in charge of playing matters at the Club over the last decade. At the turn Willand Garage, Nr Cullompton EX15 2RG of the century they were managed by former Exeter City player Ray Pratt who finished runners up with his team in 1997/8 and again in the following season. Other managers in recent seasons have been Phil Margrett’s who led the team to a Throgmorton Cup Final. Since Phil we have seen Steve Rowlands, Jason Rees, Richard Pears and Lee Annunziata at the helm before the current manager Peter Buckingham picked up the reins in the Summer of 2010, he was then joined for the 2011/12 campaign by Richard Pears who returned to the Club. Peter stood down at the end of that season and Rangers then appointed Plymouth based Dane Bunney with Tony Ali as his assistant. At the start of 2013 Dane stood down and was replaced by Mike Taylor who joined us after a successful spell managing Witheridge. Tony left the Club at the end of the season and his role was taken over by Ray Pryse. For the start of the 2014/5 campaign James Ward was at the helm with his assistant Paul Short. James enjoyed a successful playing career at Yeovil Town and managed Tiverton Town for a short spell. Unfortunately James had to finish his short stint at the Club who then appointed first team captain Dan Kenyon with Liam Raybould as his Number 2. Rangers went on to finish a creditable 12th. That season Dan added Matthew Scott and Liam Raybould to his backroom staff. Dan stood down at Christmas 2015 due to work commitments and his two lieutenants took over until the end of the season. We were then very fortunate to recruit Hedley Steele as our manager who is vastly experienced in local football having served his apprenticeship at Bickleigh, Exmouth and Willand Rovers. In his first full season in charge the management team led us to a very creditable 9th position in what is a very competitive league but after only five games into the new season Hedley resigned and was replaced by Liam with Matthew as his assistant.
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