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On behalf of myself and the club, let me the trip down. We were very good that extend a warm Good Friday welcome day and deserved at least the point to our visitors today, Wellington FC, for we came away with; proving we can our earlier than normal 1pm kick off. compete with all the top teams in the We hope their supporters, players and division. Hopefully that will continue officials enjoyed a short and stress- today. We have witnessed some free journey getting here today and very decent football this season and enjoy a safe journey home. Today is of although we are looking increasingly course our last home league fixture of likely to finish no higher than 4th, I am the 2018-2019 season. Where has the sure we will apply ourselves properly in time gone?! our remaining few fixtures and continue Of course, we are still hurting as a the good progress we have made into club following events at Willand Rovers next season. last Tuesday in the semi-final of the Les Finally, on a personal note, I would Phillips Toolstation League Cup. Thank like to thank all our fans, players, you to all of you who made the journey management, sponsors, match to support the team– we can’t help but day helpers, volunteers and fellow have been left wondering what might committee members for all the help and have been. Willand were good but we support you have given me this season. matched them and could have beaten It remains a huge privilege to be them in 90 minutes, so to go out on chairman of Bridgwater Town FC and penalties at the semi-final stage again, I want to take this opportunity to wish twice in two years running, is tough to you all a very Happy Easter. Enjoy the take. All we can do is dust ourselves game this afternoon and thank you for down and go again today against a the fantastic support, home and away, good Wellington side. I am sure the of the team this season. boys will show their character and See you all back at Fairfax in August bounce back. hopefully! Our last league game, at time of writing, was away to league leaders Come on Bridgy ! Plymouth Parkway. Thank you to all Adrian Byrne those who joined the coach and made Club Chairman

BTFC Life Members Pete Besley | Peter Criddle | Eddie Pike | Keith Setter | Alan Hurford

WE’VE MET BEFORE!

Wellington FC

02 Sep 1981 A 0 0 GML 19 Sep 1981 H 2 0 Davis Sutton (N) FAC 168 28 Nov 1981 H 3 0 Bell Butt Sutton (N) GML 17 Dec 1994 A 1 3 Lazenby SDL 22 Apr 1995 H 3 0 Aherne Howe Nicholls SDL 13 Sep 1996 A 2 0 Hawkins 2 SDL 16 Dec 1996 H 3 0 Tucker 3 SDL 26 Dec 2017 H 1 2 Llewellyn (J) TWL 233 17 Feb 2018 H 5 3 Camper, Jenkins, Llewellyn (J), Pearse, Taylor LPC 143 30 Mar 2018 A 1 3 Llewellyn (T) TWL 109 26 Dec 2018 A 1 1 Llewellyn (J) pen TWL 135

With Wellington being situated approximately 10 kilometres closer to Bridgwater than either Clevedon or Shepton Mallet this fixture constitutes our local derby. A quick glance at the results table above will show that our visitors have had slightly the better of recent match-ups. Last season Wellington beat us home and away in league fixtures. This season it was a late Jake Llewellyn penalty, that managed to secure a last gasp point for us at North Street on Boxing Day. It may be the large number of ex Wellington players in our ranks that fire our opponents on but they certainly do seem to be ‘up for it’ every time we meet them. George Painter made 14 appearances for our visitors early this season before his switch to Fairfax Park. He joins a Bridgy contingent that amassed close on 400 appearances and 100 or so goals for Wellington over the past four seasons. Namely, Tom Ellis 129 games and 10 goals, Ian Bellinger 107 (48), Sam Towler 67 (19), George Painter 54 (1) and Jack Taylor 44 (20). I think that Carl Jones may have made some appearances for them too! Both Sam and Ian alongside Glen Wright scored against us in Wellington’s 3- 1 home win last season. Sam scored another in their 5-3 LPC defeat. In the reciprocal 2017-18 fixture Jake Llewellyn grabbed a late consolation goal after Tim Legg and Paulo Borges had put our visitors in front. Last season Wellington finished up in 15th place, taking 42 points from 38 games. The season before that they were promoted to the Premier Division as Champions of Division One. At the moment, they are in 16th spot and comfortably safe from the threat of relegation. Joe Chamberlain is their main source of goals and he is ably backed by Josh Wadham , Glen Wright and Conor Bryant. The nucleus of the Wellington side has stayed largely the same in recent seasons despite defections here. Conor and Jack Bryant, Scott Drayton, Glen Wright, Jack Bown-Porter and Tim Legg have all made more than 100 appearances each for our visitors. ParadeDental Practice

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their first two seasons. This was followed up by claiming runners-up position in season 1951/52, thus gaining promotion The first football club to bear the town’s to Division One. The Club were to remain name was formed on 28th January 1898 in the top division of the Western League at a meeting held at the Cross Rifles public for the next 30 years, winning the Western house on Bath Road. Bridgwater AFC League title twice, in seasons 1967/68 and entered the Somerset Senior League, 1980/81. playing at Sydenham House on Bath Season 1982-83 saw the club make the bold Road, and lifted the Somerset Senior Cup move up to the Southern League Midland in their first full season, beating Yeovil Division, but after only two seasons at the Casuals 1-0 in the Final played at Wells. higher level, and with mounting debts, the Unfortunately, the Club was forced to club went into voluntary liquidation….the disband in 1901 due to lack of support and end of an era! financial difficulties. But like a phoenix from the ashes, Two years later, another Bridgwater AFC Bridgwater Town (1984) FC was formed was formed and played for ten years by a loyal band of club stalwarts and in local leagues from their base in the started life at a new home, Fairfax Park, Westonzoyland Road area of the town. in Division Two of the Somerset County 1914 saw this club fold due to the outbreak League. Unfortunately, with a young and of World War One. inexperienced side relegation followed 1919 saw the birth of local works side Wills at the end of their first season, but Athletic who played in local leagues from steady progression including a hat-trick their Victoria Park home. In 1921 they of Somerset County League titles, the changed their name to Bridgwater Town Western League Division One title and FC and moved to Chilton Park from where runners-up spot in the Western League they played for ten further years, winning a Premier Division in season 2006/07, few minor honors, until football came to an earned the club a place back in the end in the town until after World War Two. , 23 years after Crown Dynamos, based at the Crown the heartbreak caused by the demise of Inn, St John Street, were formed in 1946 the old club. playing at Eastover Park. They played The first three seasons back at the higher in the Bridgwater & District League for a level were fairly successful for ‘The year before progressing into the Somerset Robins’ with the team just missing out on Senior League - finishing a creditable 3rd the end of season play-offs in 2007/08 in 1948. That year also saw the Club move (6th) and 2008/09 (7th) and missing out to a new venue, Castlefields and change on promotion after being beaten at home its name to Bridgwater Town AFC. by Cirencester Town after extra time in In season 1949/50 the Club were accepted the Play-Off final in 2009/10 after finishing into the Western League Division Two and the regular season in 3rd place. Season two fifth place finishes were achieved in 2008/09 also saw the team reach the Final A Brief Club History

of the Southern League Cup losing on Southern with Dorchester aggregate to Atherstone Town. Town and was replaced in the role by However, the Club was left reeling with the Phil Hucker. With 6 games of the season departure of joint managers Craig Laird remaining, Dave Pearse took charge but & Leigh Robinson and a mass exodus of by then, relegation was a certainty so players during the summer of 2010. Bridgwater Town began 2017/18 in the Seasons 2010/11 and 2011/12 saw the Toolstation Western League with Dave club battling at the wrong end of the table still in the role alongside former Barnstaple under the leadership of former reserve joint manager Karl Baggaley. team manager Rob Dray. A solid eighth place in the league along Another club stalwart Kevin Milsom took with good runs in the FA Cup and FA charge for season 2012/13 and after Vase and a narrow Les Phillips Cup an indifferent start, things looked to be semi-final defeat to Shepton Mallet was a coming together by Christmas. Then the strong return to Step 5 and the club hope wet weather caused all sorts of problems to perform well this season, once again for the team who eventually had to play under the stewardship of Dave and Karl. 21 league fixtures in just 57 days! They The Club also run a reserve side who finished a disappointing 19th. compete in the First Division of the In 2014/15 Bridgwater Town FC 1984 Somerset County League. They were finished 12th in the Evo-Stik South & Premier League champions in seasons West League and were semi finalists in 2008/09 and 2009/10. The Under 18s the Somerset Premier Cup under the squad play in the South West Counties management of Richard Fey who moved Youth League. on to Paulton Rovers at the start of the 2015/16 season. 2015/16 saw a new look team under the stewardship of former Taunton Town player and manager Paul West. Whilst the club languished nearer the foot of the table, relegation was never a real threat and Paul bought and brought through a fantastic crop of younger players in a bid to help shape the future and ethos of the club. Paul’s resignation at the end of season 2015/16 paved the way for the return of former manager Craig Laird. At the start of 2017, after early exits in the FA Cup (Plymouth Parkway), FA Trophy (North Leigh) and with just two league victories, Craig chose to further his career in the We extend our thanks and gratitude to all the local companies and individuals who support Bridgwater Town FC, both financially and with services rendered. Today’s Match Ball & Match Day sponsors

Like us on facebook @BridgwaterTown1984Fc Follow us on twitter @O cialBTFC84 @BTFCRessies @BTFCLive BTFC club shop online http://www.thefootyfactory.com/product-tag/bridgwater-town/ Squad Squad Jake Viney Josh Mclean Dave Thorne Sam Bryant Kurt Robinson © Jack Bown-Porter Mark Armstrong George Painter Tim Legg Tom Ellis Scott Drayton Harry Horton Glen Wright Mike Duffy Jack Bryant Jack Taylor Joe Wylie Jake Brown Sam Jones Jake Llewellyn Conor Bryant Subs from: Josh Wadham Sam Towler Joe Chamberlain Charlie White George Rogers Dave Pearse Lewis Pocock Cameron Birch Scott Townsend Harry Hamblin Ian Bellinger Mitch Woodgate Patrick O’Halloran Josh White Manager: Clive Jones Carl Jones Assistant Manager: Ben Welch Joe Swift Physio: Mike Hall

Managers: Karl Baggaley & Dave Pearse Colours: White shirts, grey shorts Goalkeeping Coach: Steve Laker Sports Therapist: Taylor Cornish and white socks

Red & White Goalkeeper: Pink

Referee - Richard Lawrence Assistants - Nicholas Eckland / Alastair Francis George Painter: Playing Squad Defender signed in December from neighbours Wellington. 2018/19 Harry Horton: Despite successful spells at Yate and Tiverton Town, County Cup winner Harry returned to Bridgwater Town last season and will again be looking to impress.

Harry Hamblin: A talented young member of the reserve side who featured Jake Viney: heavily during pre-season and will be looking to push for a Former Wellington keeper Jake was the Players and regular first team place. Supporters player of the year in 2015/16 and during his time with the club has established himself as a great shot stopper. Sam Towler: Signed by former manager Paul West, Sam returns to Dave Thorne: Bridgwater after a successful spell with Wellington where he A strong right back who joined after a successful spell with was part of the Division One winning squad. Shepton Mallet. A consistent per-former, Dave was last year’s ‘Manager’s Player of the Season’. Jake Brown: Goal scoring midfielder signed from Melksham after a spell Jake Llewellyn: as captain with Wells. A talented left sided player who was signed from Clevedon Town. He made his first team debut in 2014 for Weston and Mark Armstrong: made over 60 appearances. An experienced, hardworking, tough tackling midfielder who joined us from Cheddar. Mark has had spells at Barnstaple Tom Ellis: Town, Chard, Clevedon Town and Shepton Mallet and was a A ‘no nonsense’ defender, Tom was captain of the Wellington consistent high performer last season. side which won the Toolstation Division One League in 2016/17. His height makes him a threat from set pieces and Ian Bellinger: he comes with an eye for goal. With a pre-season hat-trick to his name, Ian returns to Bridgwater as a winger with a reputa-tion for goals. A league Lee Begg: winner with Wellington, Ian also has a prolific record in front A former player at Street, Lee has been a consistent performer of goal for Tiger Old Boys of Bridgwater. wherever he has been asked to play in the side. Dave Pearse: Mike Duffy: Hugely experienced, Dave returned to Bridgwater Town as Mike is a popular, committed and tough tackling midfielder joint player/manger with Karl Baggaley last season and will who made the step up from our reserve side and has held be looking to build on an eighth-place finish and league cup down a regular start ever since. A member of the triumphant semi-final along with extending his playing career. County Cup reserve team (lashing home the winning penalty) of 2014/15, last season Mike was the winner of the coveted Cameron Birch: Luke Buckingham Award for his achievements both on and Makes the step up to the first team squad after consistent off the field. performances and goals in our reserve team.

Kurt Robinson: Patrick O’Halloran: A former Player’s and Manager’s Player of the Season. Kurt Another exciting prospect who is a product of the ‘player brings experience, calm and knowledge after spells with pathway’ being established through BTC and our reserve Ipswich Town, Northampton Town, Rushden and Diamonds, squad. Chelmsford City and Concord Rangers. Kurt has played a key role in supporting a very young and changing side in Jack Taylor: recent seasons and we are delighted to again have him as A prolific striker with Berrow and Middlezoy, Jack signed from our club captain. Wellington and was last sea-son’s top goal scorer, Supporters Player of the Season and Player’s Player of the Season. He Josh White: has now hit 50 goals in 53 games for Bridgwater! A strong defender who has played at various levels with the club, Josh lifted Somerset Senior Cup as captain of the reserve Carl Jones: side in the 2014/15 season. After a short break from football Returns for his third spell at the club after signing from he returned to the side in fantastic fashion last season. Glastonbury.

Charlie White: Joe Swift: Another proud member of the County Cup winning squad Midfielder signed midway through the season from Roman from 2014/15, Chaz has made the move from reserve team Glass St George. to first team regular with some spirited displays. From the Dug Out…..

Good Afternoon all, So, this is the last report for another season. Fingers crossed it’ll be a top 4 finish; another semi-final and, I hope you agree, plenty of entertaining football.

I feel this year we have made some great progress and are now are regarded as one of the best teams in the league. The players have been fantastic, but you guys as supporters both home and away; have made this season even more enjoyable.

An average attendance of 240 is a big increase from last season and way ahead of any other club in the league. So next year, we are hoping to push that on to well over 300, which would be another massive achievement.

Thank you all for your fantastic support and encouragement. Baggs, I and all the lads can’t wait to see you all next season.

It’ll be here before we know it!

Pearsey

WELLINGTON ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL CLUB CLUB HISTORY

The Club traces its ultimate formation back to 1892 and for many seasons played in leagues based around Taunton and Tiverton. In the early 1960s it gained elevation to the Somerset Senior League and succeeded in achieving Western League status in 1978 which has been retained ever since, making the Club one of the League’s longest continuously serving members.

The Club entered the Western League in the First Division in 1978/79 season and has played at Premier Division level from 1981/82 to 1984/85 and 2008/09 to 2010/11. All other seasons were at Division One level. Back in the Premier Division last season following their promotion as First Division Champions at the end of the 2016/17 season the First Team finished a creditable 15th. They also reached the semi-final of the Somerset Premier Cup losing 4-1 away to Southern League Paulton Rovers. They hope to build on these achievements in the forthcoming season.

The Club’s Reserve side play in the Devon and Exeter League Division One. Having finished eighth for two seasons, unfortunately, the team struggled last season but will play at the same level this year.

The Third team played in Division Six of the Devon and Exeter League last season having gained promotion from Division Seven by finishing third at the end of 2016/17. They ended the season in a creditable eighth place but will transfer to the Taunton Saturday League Division Three for the new season.

The Club’s Ladies side finished sixth in the Somerset County Women’s League First Division last season. The team play a full role in both the playing and non-playing aspects of the club.

This season the Club will be running 22 teams in its Youth and Mini Sections. These teams see both boys and girls playing from the age of eight right through to eighteen. The Club also has two Disability teams.

There are exciting times ahead, as part of the local Playing Pitch Strategy the Club are currently in talks with the local Council’s with a view to moving to a larger ground which will consolidate football in the town on one site.

Outside of its core footballing activities the Club is home to several darts and skittles teams and it runs a full programme of social events for members and non-members alike. The Function Room and Lounge are available for hire.

BRIDGWATER TOWN FC 1ST TEAM FIXTURES 2018/19

DATE OPPONENTS H/A COMP ATT F A SCORERS 7/8/18 BUCKLAND ATH H TWL 243 2 0 LLEWELLYN 2 11/8/18 CHEDDAR A FAC 120 2 3 TAYLOR, J WHITE 18/8/18 CADBURY HEATH H TWL 201 1 1 TAYLOR 21/8/18 HALLEN A TWL 38 2 1 BROWN, C WHITE 25/8/18 BRISLINGTON H TWL 176 6 0 TAYLOR 5, THORNE 1/9/18 CHIPPING SODBURY A TWL 50 8 0 BROWN,TAYLOR,ELLIS,HORTON,TOWLER,ROBINSON, BELLINGER, BURROWS. 4/9/18 PLYMOUTH PARKWAY H TWL 298 0 1 8/9/18 HENGROVE ATH A TWL 55 4 1 BEGG, ELLIS, TAYLOR (PEN), ROBINSON 15/9/18 EXMOUTH A FAV 183 0 3 22/9/18 BRADFORD TOWN H TWL 202 6 2 J WHITE, TAYLOR 2, TOWLER, DUFFY, HORTON 29/9/18 CLEVEDON TOWN A TWL 145 0 1 7/10/18 BRIDPORT H TWL 371 1 0 ELLIS 10/10/18 WELLS CITY H SPC 173 2 1 BELLINGER, TAYLOR 13/10/18 SHEPTON MALLET A TWL 127 5 1 BELLINGER, TAYLOR 2, HORTON 2 20/10/18 RG ST.GEORGE H TWL 201 4 4 LLEWELLYN (PEN), TAYLOR 3 27/10/18 CHIPPING SODBURY H TWL 194 4 0 LLEWELLYN 2 (PENS), OG 2 30/10/18 WELTON ROVERS A LPC 69 3 1 PEARSE,BROWN, TAYLOR 3/11/18 BRISLINGTON A TWL 53 1 0 TAYLOR 10/11/18 SHORTWOOD A TWL 39 4 2 BELLINGER, ELLIS, HORTON, O’HALLORAN 14/11/18 CLEVEDON A SPC 105 1 3 BELLINGER 17/11/18 ODD DOWN H TWL 253 2 1 BEGG, TAYLOR 23/11/18 CRIBBS H TWL 266 1 1 HORTON 27/11/18 RG ST GEORGE H LPC 87 2 0 TAYLOR, BEGG 1/12/18 RG ST.GEORGE A TWL 5 3 TAYLOR 2, HORTON, O’HALLORAN, TOWLER 8/12/18 BUCKLAND ATH A TWL 119 3 5 TAYLOR, BROWN, ALLAN 15/12/18 WILLAND ROVERS H TWL 203 1 4 TAYLOR 22/12/18 BITTON H TWL 217 2 2 ARMSTRONG, LLEWELLYN pen 26/12/18 WELLINGTON A TWL 135 1 1 LLEWELLYN pen 29/12/18 BRADFORD TOWN A TWL 136 0 0 5/1/19 WESTBURY UNITED H TWL 237 2 1 BROWN, LLEWELLYN pen 12/1/19 HALLEN H TWL 253 1 0 TAYLOR 2/2/19 SHORTWOOD H TWL 273 2 1 DUFFY, TAYLOR 15/2/19 CLEVEDON TOWN H TWL 364 3 2 TAYLOR, BROWN 2 23/2/19 BRIDPORT A TWL 121 2 0 LLEWELLYN pen, SWIFT 2/3/19 SHEPTON MALLET H TWL 219 4 1 TAYLOR 2, BROWN, LLEWELLYN pen 5/3/19 CALNE A LPC 2 1 BELLINGER, BROWN 9/3/19 BITTON A TWL 107 1 1 JONES 23/3/19 HENGROVE ATH H TWL 212 2 1 BROWN, TOWLER 30/3/19 ODD DOWN A TWL 54 3 0 TOWLER, TAYLOR 2 6/4/19 PLYMOUTH PARKWAY A TWL 194 1 1 BROWN 10/4/19 WILLAND ROVERS A LPC 185 1 1 Lost on penalties TAYLOR 16/4/19 CRIBBS A TWL 19/4/19 WELLINGTON H TWL 22/4/19 WESTBURY UNITED A TWL 24/4/19 WILLAND ROVERS A TWL 27/4/19 CADBURY HEATH A TWL

I TOWN PLAYERS’ STATISTICS 2018/2019 season (up to 15/4/19)

APPS SUBS GOALS JAKE VINEY 32 0 0 DAVE THORNE 30 2 1 JAKE LLEWELLYN 36 2 10 BRETT TROWBRIDGE 3 0 0 JOSH WHITE 12 2 2 TOM ELLIS 35 0 4 SAM TOWLER 32 7 5 MARK ARMSTRONG 26 9 1 JACK TAYLOR 38 0 33 DAVE PEARSE 6 7 1 MIKE DUFFY 19 3 2 IAN BELLINGER 22 8 6 JAKE BROWN 32 5 11 KURT ROBINSON 28 3 2 STEVE HOLLAND 0 3 0 LEE BEGG 19 1 3 CHARLIE WHITE 14 11 1 HARRY HAMBLIN 1 1 0 HARRY HORTON 34 4 7 STEVE LAKER 1 1 0 RYAN BURROWS 0 3 1 JAMES ANNISON 4 0 0 LEWIS HEMBREY 1 0 0 MATT REDMAN 1 0 0 CAMERON BIRCH 0 3 0 JOSH GRACIE 3 2 0 PATRICK O’HALLORAN 2 12 2 JAMIE MOSS 0 1 0 LIAM WINTER 0 2 0 STEVE OLIVER 2 0 0 JOE SWIFT 0 3 1 CARL JONES 1 6 1 CRAIG ALLAN 4 3 1

GEORGE PAINTER 11 0 0

NOAH COPPIN 0 1 0

CONNOR SIDLEY-ADAMS 1 0 0

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Toolstation Western League Premier Division as at 15th April 2019

P W D L GD PTS

1 Plymouth Parkway P35 W28 D2 L5 GD67 PTS86

12 PlymouthWilland Rovers Parkway 3534 2827 24 53 6777 8685

23 WillandBitton Rovers 3435 27 4 34 7763 85

34 BittonBridgwater Town 3533 2721 48 4 6345 8571

45 BridgwaterWestbury United Town 3335 2122 85 48 4530 71

56 WestburyClevedon TownUnited 35 2219 51 815 3012 7158

67 ClevedonBuckland AthleticTown 35 1916 17 1512 1216 5855

78 BucklandBradford TownAthletic 35 1615 710 1210 1614 55

89 BradfordCribbs Town 3534 15 108 1011 146 5553

910 CribbsShepton Mallet 3435 1514 83 1118 6-6 5345

1011 SheptonChipping MalletSodbury Town 35 1412 36 1817 -631 4542

1112 ChippingBridport Sodbury Town 3534 12 65 17 -316 4241

1213 BridportOdd Down (BATH) 3435 12 5 1718 -617 41

1314 OddWellington Down (BATH) 35 12 53 1820 -1715 4139

1415 WellingtonCadbury Heath 3534 1210 39 2015 -1534 39

1516 CadburyHallen Heath 3435 1011 95 1519 -3417 3938

1617 HallenBrislington 35 118 54 1923 -1726 3828

1718 BrislingtonRoman Glass St George 35 87 47 2321 -2630 28

1819 RomanHengrove Glass Athletic St George 35 74 76 2125 -3060 2818

1920 HengroveShortwood Athletic United 35 41 6 2528 -6088 189

20 Shortwood United 35 1 6 28 -88 9

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Uhlsport Somerset County League Division 1 as at 15th April 2019

P W D L GD PTS 1 Mendip Broadwalk 28 19 2 7 28 59 2 Keynsham Town Reserves 26 16 3 7 35 51 3 Bridgwater Town FC Reserves 27 15 5 7 19 50 4 Minehead AFC 25 14 3 8 12 45 5 Winscombe 27 14 2 11 21 44 6 Saltford 27 12 8 7 12 44 7 Uphill Castle 25 13 4 8 32 43 8 Timsbury Athletic 26 13 4 9 23 43 9 Somerton Town 25 13 3 9 19 42 10 Yatton & Cleeve United 27 10 7 10 8 37 11 Nailsea & Tickenham Reserves 24 9 3 12 -21 30 12 Staplegrove 22 8 3 11 -6 27 13 Burnham United 25 7 4 14 -15 25 14 Hengrove Athletic Reserves 24 6 6 12 -6 18 15 Wells City Reserves 26 3 1 22 -72 10 16 Long Ashton 26 2 4 20 -89 10

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