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Tadley Calleva Vs Whitchurch United Official Matchday Programme £1 Tadley Calleva vs Whitchurch United 29th August 2017 KO: 7.45pm—Barlows Park Sydenhams Wessex League Division One Cover Photo by Newbury Weekly News Hampshire Senior Cup Tadley Calleva 3 Cowes Sports 2 Hampshire Senior Cup 1st Round Tuesday 22nd August 2017 This was a very fine win against Wessex Premier penalty, striker Darren Williams curled his shot round Division opposition that takes us into the 2nd round the post. Williams did make amends midway through where we have been drawn at home to Bashley FC - the half when his well placed shot beat keeper Kieran also from the Wessex Premier Division. Greene and nestled in the corner of the net. The game was only three minutes old when we took The game was buzzing at this stage and Greene was the lead through Sam Hamilton - he collected the ball on hand to make a couple of fine saves whilst Danny on the edge of the box and chipped a beauty over Vickers came close for us at the other end. keeper Ed Hatt and under the crossbar. We continued With time running out it looked as though we had to press and Darryl Phillips came closest when he secured victory when substitute Aaron Parfitt struck curled a free-kick over the wall which was well saved an excellent free-kick into the bottom corner leaving by Hatt in the Cowes goal. Cowes were further the keeper helpless. punished by the referee in the 40th minute when defender Craig Insley was deemed to have stamped However, deep into added time , Cowes struck again on Darryl Phillips. Not only was Insley shown a straight when Jimmy Wykes flighted a corner straight into red card, but his side suffered a ‘double whammy’ the net at our far post - leaving us a little nervous. when Hamilton’s well flighted free-kick was glanced It proved to be too little too late though and we into the corner of the net by the alert Connor Thorne emerged from a tense cup tie with a great win that giving us a well deserved 2-0 half-time lead. sees us pitched against another Premier Division side Bashley FC. Cowes were given the chance to haul themselves back into the match just 5 minutes after the re-start Team; Greene, Kingston (Coventry), Nurse, Hill, Walsh, after Charlie Hill was adjudged to have brought down Vickers, Thorne, Kinge (Charlick), Denham, Phillips Jimmy Wykes in the box. However, from the resulting (Parfitt), Hamilton. Unused Subs; Walker, Fawcett Contents Advertising Club History Sponsorship Packages Tadley FC Editors Note The League Table Welcoming our Visitors Division One Welcome to Barlows Whitchurch United The Battlefield Todays Visitors Match Report Starting XI Review of the last game Todays Teams Season 2017- 18 Wessex League / Division 1 Kallum Thomas makes his return to the squad Keep it going! Whitchurch — Editors Note - by Mike Warth United Good evening and welcome to Barlow’s Park for In the next round we are at home to another this Sydenhams Wessex League Division One Wessex Premier Division side in the form of — match. A particularly warm welcome is extended Bashley FC - this game being played on the 19th Today’s Visitors to the players, officials and supporters of near September. neighbours Whitchurch United - and also to Whitchurch United visit us tonight for a local derby Leagues. The club has had four grounds over the years tonight’s match officials. Results in our division at the weekend saw as they are the nearest team geographically to us in with their final move being to Webbs Meadow - which Laverstock & Ford continue to march on at the top the league. Having been relegated from the Premier was re-named Longmeadow in 1955. In 1953/54 they On Saturday we picked up another welcome three of the table with a fine 5-1 win at home over Totton Division at the end of last season they have struggled reached the final of the Hampshire Intermediate Cup points on our visit to Downton. Goals from Brett & Eling. Andover New Street (who we play in the FA so far to get going this term having picked up just one losing 3-1 to Netley Sports at The Dell - it is reported Denham, Archie Fawcett and Paul Coventry seeing Vase in a few weeks) continued their fine start with win - that win being a 2-1 home win over East Cowes that for that game, and for an earlier tie on the Isle of us home without reply. Craig Atkinson had an an impressive 3-2 victory at US Portsmouth. There Vics on Saturday with goals from Jack Ormiston & Wight, the town was deserted. Around this time the excellent game in goal coming in for the injured were also wins for AFC Stoneham who saw off David Panter. club was known as the ‘Jamboys’ because of the jam Kieran Greene and pulling off some fine saves. New Milton Town 1-0, Romsey Town who defeated factory in the town - long since closed - but the club The only sour note on a satisfying afternoon was Verwood Town 2-0 and Hythe & Dibden who were The last time we met was in the final of the North has recently re-adopted the nickname. picking up yet another serious injury - this time for 4-3 winners over the unpredictable Ringwood Hants Senior Cup at the end of the 2015/16 season stand-in skipper Danny Vickers who was forced to Town. In the final match, Alton and Christchurch which saw the ‘Jamboys’ take the trophy with a They joined the Hampshire League in 1958 and leave the field on a stretcher. managed a point apiece in a 0-0 draw. 3-1 win. We last met in the league in 2012/13 (the between 1989 and 1992 they won promotion twice season they were promoted to the Premier) where and joined the Wessex League for the 1992/93 season. Manager Danny Dolan was very pleased to pick This coming Saturday we are at home to Whitchurch were victorious at Barlow’s Park with a After two years at that level they were relegated back up the three points and continue on an unbeaten Weymouth Reserves, kick-off 3pm. 1-0 win - whilst at Longmeadow the game ended 1-1. into the Hampshire League only to immediately gain run, although he also feels there is room for Seems to us we are due a win! promotion again and then gain a further promotion improvement in certain aspects of our play. A mention also for Chris Hollis and his young in 2012/13 - when as runners up behind Brockenhurst reserve side who have started with two wins from Whitchurch United was formed in 1903 by an took them to the Wessex Premier Division for the first Last Tuesday evening we progressed into the two after a fine 2-1 home win over Newport (IoW). amalgamation of Whitchurch Rovers & Whitchurch time in their history. 2nd round of the Hampshire Senior Cup with a An Own Goal and one from Tyrell Reid did the job. Albion with records showing that the former were battling 3-2 win over Wessex Premier League side playing as far back as 1886. The club joined the Last season they finished in 21st place and were Cowes Sports in a bit of a thriller. Goals from Sam Please note that you can also follow us on Twitter Basingstoke League in 1906 and for many years relegated back into Division One after four seasons in Hamilton, Connor Thorne and Aaron Parfitt did the @tadleycallevafc for latest updates & news on all played local football in the Basingstoke & Andover the top flight. job for us. teams including future social events. Welcome to Barlows Park — — Home to Tadley Calleva FC Our Reserve side have opened this season with two fine wins Barlow’s Park is a modern football facility The Park is managed by the BPMA (Barlow’s consisting of several pitches and a Park Management Association). Since clubhouse. taking over in September 2007 ongoing improvements have and continue to be Next Fixture The facilities, which include changing rooms and made. The latest of which include pitch a board room, are also available to other local fencing, hard standing, flood lights and a organisations. club house. Sat 2nd Sep Situated in Tadley on the Hampshire/ For further information on Barlow’s Park Berkshire border, it is run by volunteers please call: 0118 9817367 TADLEY CALLEVA v WEYMOUTH RESERVES on a non-profit basis, to provide football or email: [email protected] Sydenhams League Division One amenities to the local community. — Barlow’s Park, Tadley - 15:00 kick-off Brett Denham who opened the scoring at Downton Advertise here T 07990517802 We like a Clean Sheet Downton 0 Tadley Calleva 3 Sydenhams Wessex League Division 1 Saturday 26th August 2017 This was probably a tighter game than the scoreline and only an excellent save by Craig Atkinson from a suggests. However, in saying that, we fully deserved to powerful Ben Smith header prevented us from going in take all three points in an away match that we have found at the break on level terms. pretty difficult in the past. We had the chance to increase our lead immediately at Huge credit must go to the back line and particular praise the start of the 2nd half when Paul Coventry beat the for keeper Craig Atkinson in keeping a clean sheet and offside trap only to see his shot well saved by keeper ensuring that our hosts could not get themselves back Ball.
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