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Knebworth Reserves Vs Wormley Knebworth Reserves vs Wormley YFC HSCL Reserve & Development North & East Division Saturday 10 January 2015 2.00pm kick off at Knebworth Recreation Ground Raja Tandoori Restaurant & Takeaway Knebworth High Street 01438 813321 / 816778 Facilities Management www.freidman.co.uk Club Contacts… Chairman Vice-Chairman – senior section Stuart Biddle Dan Looney [email protected] [email protected] 07974 938651 07786 114108 Club Secretary Vice-Chairman – youth section Clare Biddle Sean Westcott [email protected] [email protected] 01438 237871 / 07967 140219 07793 654816 Treasurer – senior section Vice-Chairman – veterans section Danny Griffiths Alastair Moye [email protected] 07799 332877 07879 610771 First team Manager Fixtures & Results – senior section Ady Bird Nigel Goodridge 07597 374231 07738 981085 Reserve team Manager Programme Editor Frazer Triggs John Albon 07841 779481 [email protected] www.knebworthfc.co.uk @KnebFC www.flickr.com/photos/KnebFC The Red Lion, Woolmer Green Sports bar with pool table, darts and jukebox Two flat screen televisions and big screen showing live sports Large beer garden with children’s play area Famous carvery on Wednesdays and Sundays! 26 London Road, Woolmer Green, Knebworth, SG3 6JP 01438 813 236 Welcome to Knebworth Recreation Ground… This afternoon we host, for the first time ever, Wormley Youth FC at the Recreation Ground. Our visitors have had a mixed season and currently sit just above the K’s in the table so we can expect a tough game this afternoon. I’d like to welcome the players, staff, officials and supporters from Wormley along with today’s referee Mark Hays. We hope you all have an enjoyable afternoon with us and a safe journey home. I’d also like to wish everyone connected with the football club a Happy New Year. Let’s hope 2015 is a good year on and off the field. The Ks Reserves will be under new management today with Frazer Triggs taking over from Nigel and Jeff although Nigel will be staying on to assist him. Everyone connected with the club would like to thank them for their hard work and efforts so far. There is a short profile on the new man in today’s programme. Included today are the usual mix of scores and league tables from the HSCL and this week’s Non-League Paper column which focuses on the end of Non- League involvement in the FA Cup for another season. We are still looking for people to take on some small weekly or monthly tasks to share the burden of running your football club; an hour a week or a few hours each month. If you’d like to get involved, please get in touch with Stuart. Please join us back at the pub after the game where food is generously laid on and live sports are shown on television – it’s just down the road and you’ll be warmly welcomed! Enjoy the game! John If you have any feedback or suggestions, email [email protected] Non-League Paper programme column by Steve Coney SO that's that then. The Non-League FA Cup flame is extinguished a lot earlier than usual, but as one door closes another often opens. The third round weekend was void of any big upsets. Good games nonetheless – how the TV companies will still be kicking themselves for not broadcasting Blyth's ding-dong with Birmingham live. But round four will, sadly for all concerned, be without one of ours. Dover were disappointing against Crystal Palace, while Wrexham were ten minutes away from sending Stoke City packing. Equally as heart-breaking was Derby's penalty winner three minutes into injury time that saw off a sickened Southport. Gateshead were meanwhile left wondering what would have happened if West Brom hadn't appointed Tony Pulis in the run up to their 7-0 defeat. It gave Albion a major pick-me-up. We all require some giant-killings in our life, right? If you need to get your hit of upsets, the FA Trophy could provide what you're looking for. There's a big weekend in store for the competition and some top matches in prospect. Wrexham were winners back in 2013 and travel to Stockport County today, while Ryman South side Burgess Hill welcome Vanarama Conference Dartford. Gosport Borough, the finalists from last season of course, are this afternoon hosting Braintree Town – can Alex Pike's side repeat the feat and return to Wembley? We have already had our fair share of FA Trophy headlines. Conference leaders Barnet were humbled 6-2 at home by Concord Rangers in the first round last month having held Martin Allen's side to a goalless draw in the original tie. That wasn't all. A strong Bristol Rovers side were dumped out at home to Conference South Bath City but making our front page were Burgess Hill Town – the side undefeated in league football in England's top eight divisions went to Aldershot Town and won. Can they carry that on today? The FA Trophy is sometimes seen as a side-dish with the main course of the FA Cup on most fans' lips. But the taste of a run to Wembley can't be ignored – and with many of the big hitters already tumbling out, it's about time the competition was ramped up off the field. The Football Association have put an extra emphasis on their promotion of the FA Cup this season and they need to do the same for Non-League's showcase competition. While we haven't had the number of upsets in the FA Cup as we would have liked, the FA Trophy will always produce. Facilities Management Services Freidman creates intelligent facilities management service solutions designed exclusively to meet the unique requirements of each client. Its offering grows with its client's business, often evolving into a comprehensive portfolio of services. Building Services Maintenance . Cleaning & Support Services . Office Support Services . Security Services . Health and Safety www.freidman.co.uk Contact us Head Office: Tel: 01438 810 000 Kenilworth House Fax: 01438 489 447 150/152 London Road Email: [email protected] Knebworth Hertfordshire SG3 6EY Club News… New Management for Ks Reserves… Former Ks talisman Frazer Triggs makes a welcomed return to the club this week to become Reserve team manager. Triggs spent nine years terrorising county league defences for the Ks, racking up 193 appearances and a record 126 goals, before semi- retiring to Sunday league football. Having been player-manager of his Sunday side for four years, the time has come for a new challenge. Vice Chairman Dan Looney said: “we’re really looking forward to having Frazer back on board. His experience of county league football, and history with the club, are the perfect combination to develop our young players and prepare them for first team football in the years to come.” Chairman Stuart Biddle thanked Nigel Goodridge and Jeff Pratt for their contribution so far, “Nigel has given so much time and effort organising and managing the team, particularly over the past 12 months, and Jeff’s help at training and matches is greatly appreciated – my personal thanks go to both of them. They’ll both still be around, with Nigel assisting Frazer and Jeff’s sons will be some of those looking to push for first team football.” ___________________________ Local Scene… Last Week’s Results… SENIOR SECTION Senior Premier Division Bushey Sports Club 0 - 4 Cuffley Lemsford P - P Whitwell Letchworth Garden City P - P Belstone Eagles Mill End Sports P - P Chipperfield Corinthians Standon and Puckeridge P - P Sarratt SENIOR SECTION Senior Division One Buntingford Town P - P Old Parmiterians Evergreen P - P Hatfield Town Reserves Hinton P - P Cheshunt Reserves Kimpton Rovers P - P Colney Heath Reserves Aubrey Cup Round 2 AFC Hatfield 0 - 11 Wormley Rovers For all your blinds requirements 0800 781 2183 [email protected] www.mdmblinds.co.uk As a local firm you will deal with us from initial phone call through to the fitting of your blinds, and then for any after sales support should it be required. How we work… 1. Free Quotations with no obligation or pressure 2. Free advice, but we always let you decide what’s best for you 3. Free expert measuring and fitting 4. 13 years hands on experience with leading blinds companies 5. We’ve seen it all and get around 99% of all known problems. Vertical Roller Venetian Wooden blinds blinds blinds blinds Roman Conservatory Patio Window blinds blinds awnings shutters 15 Station Road, Knebworth, SG3 6AP Local Scene… HSCL League Tables… Senior Division One P W D L F A GD Pts Buntingford Town 13 10 0 3 41 17 +24 30 Old Parmiterians 13 9 2 2 49 20 +29 29 Broadfields 13 7 1 5 42 25 +17 22 Cheshunt Res 12 7 0 5 29 24 +5 21 Colney Heath Res 14 7 0 7 29 41 -12 21 Evergreen 13 6 2 5 34 33 +1 20 Hampstead Heath 11 6 1 4 30 22 +8 19 Hinton 12 6 1 5 30 30 0 19 Knebworth 13 5 2 6 27 22 +5 17 Hatfield Town Res 9 2 0 7 12 37 -25 6 AFC Hatfield 12 1 1 10 9 38 -29 4 Kimpton Rovers 9 1 0 8 17 40 -23 3 North and East Division P W D L F A GD Pts Cuffley Res 11 7 2 2 38 20 +18 23 * Goffs Oak Crusaders 10 8 1 1 29 16 +13 22 Letchworth GC Eagles Res 10 5 2 3 32 12 +20 17 FC Lemsford 8 5 1 2 30 13 +17 16 Buntingford Town Res 10 5 1 4 25 21 +4 16 Hertford Town U21s 7 4 1 2 18 11 +7 13 Wormley YFC 9 4 0 5 23 21 +2 12 Hertford Heath Res 9 3 1 5 17 24 -7 10 Knebworth Res 9 3 0 6 17 29 -12 9 Wormley Rovers Res 9 2 1 6 9 22 -13 7 St Ippolyts 10 0 0 10 12 61 -49 0 Regency Barbers wish all Knebworth FC teams the very best for the 2014/15 season Regency Barbers 30 The Glebe Chells Stevenage SG2 0DJ Tel 01438 359338 OPENING HOURS Monday 8.00am – 5.30pm Tuesday 8.00am – 5.30pm Wednesday 8.00am – 12.30pm Thursday 8.00am – 5.30pm Friday 8.00am
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