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Talk of the Town TALK OF THE TOWN Farnham Town Football Club // Official Matchday Programme // Issue 08 // £1 Farnham Town vs Badshot Lea // Tue 20 Oct 2020 // Kick-Off 7:30pm Cherry Red Records Premier Challenge Cup 2nd Round President P Cooper Vice President R.G. Bridger Chairman P Tanner Vice Chairman D Nelson Club Secretary J Lowe Treasurer T Butcher Matchday Secretary R King Committee Members M Morgan, J Parker, P Dale, E Cardona, D Wilson, P Smith, R Moore Programme Design & Edit JMA Programmes @JMAProgrammes [email protected] First Team Manager C Millard First Team Asst Manager A Sharratt Coach Gary Atree Physio Nathan Kim Sing Welcome once again to the Memorial Ground for better with every game and its been good to see the Cherry Red Record Premier Cup 2nd Round the new faces returning week after week & long tie with our friends from just over the Coxbridge may this continue. Roundabout, Badshot Lea. Result apart, we hope that all the players, officials and supporters from It’s been good to see everyone adhering to our our visitors enjoy their visit. Covid measures and doing their best to help us on that score. That said, I need to take this It's been several years since our two sides met – opportunity to remember everybody that alcohol indeed the last time we did The Town were a is not allowed within the stadium itself and must Premier Division side whilst the Baggies were in only be consumed within the clubhouse and beer Division One so tonight sees a reversal of roles garden. Whilst we know that some clubs in and it’s a credit to the Committee and adjoining counties who play at our level do allow management of Badshot Lea that they’ve now alcohol to be consumed within the ground, established themselves as one of the top sides in Surrey FA forbid this at all levels. Thank you for that division. We’ll certainly have to be at our your co-operation on this best tonight, but we showed last season that we can hold our own against sides in a higher Hopefully tonight’s game will be a cracker with division and I feel that we have a better squad some added spice that there are several players this time around so who knows? from both sides who have played for the other. We then face 2 games on the road as we visit Saturday’s game against the CCFL’s other Tooting Bec & British Airways on the next 2 Baggies, Bagshot, certainly came to life in the Saturday’s. It would be great to see some more 2nd half with 5 goals and you’ll have to go some of our supporters backing us away from home way to see a better winning goal than Matt too. Glass’s with a fantastic cross from Elliot Cardona met on the volley leaving the keeper helpless Enjoy the game and just reward for the side not letting Paul Tanner numerous dubious decisions from the referee get to them and keeping on plugging away. Chairman We had another bumper attendance against Bagshot & hopefully they’ll be another tonight for the Combined Counties closest derby (groundshares apart). The atmosphere is getting Hello and welcome to the Memorial Ground. supporters become our 12th man? Can our supporters drive our team on and give them We extend a particular warm welcome to the the confidence to play without a fear of losing? players, officials and supporters of Badshot Lea FC The fan base is growing every single week. It is also becoming more vocal at each game. I Last Saturday Bagshot, who seem to be our think tonight we will need you to be at the top bogey team, proved to be a much tougher nut of your game to help us be successful. We to crack than many would have predicted prior know you will do all you can to do this. to the game. Credit to them because they didn’t come to defend in numbers and actually Enjoy the game. came to play. Colin While I still thought we were the better side it could have been argued a draw would have #UpTheTown been a fairer result. When you reflect on the game I would disagree. Having missed one penalty we should have had two others but for a strange set of refereeing decisions. Let’s just say Saturday the referee didn’t have his best day! On to tonight in the league cup against our closest rivals. My job is to take the emotion out of the game. To focus the team on doing their jobs individually and collectively. I also have to remember my objectives for the season and to not divert from them. We are the underdogs. We are not expected to win this game but this is when our supporters can really play their part. It will be unusual for us to be in the underdog position at home this season. Can the Farnham Town Football Club is a senior level football club six of the Premier Division for three consecutive seasons, based In Farnham, Surrey, England. in 1998-99 they finished in 13th position, then 10th in 1999-2000 before suffering relegation from the Premier Established in 1906 through the merging of Farnham Division in 2000-2001 season. They bounced straight back Bungs (the Farnham Brewery) and the Farnham Star. The the following season but then endured four tough seasons club was one of the founder members of the London back in the Premier Division, with bottom four finishes Spartan League in 1975. They reached the Fourth Round of every season culminating in relegation back down to the FA Vase in the 1976-77 season and won the London Division One in 2005-2006. Again, the club bounced Spartan League Cup in 1978 . straight back and in 2006-2007 they won the Division One title under the guidance of Barry Bridger, but were denied At the end of the 1979/80 season Farnham Town left the promotion due to the Memorial Ground not meeting the London Spartan League and applied to the Combined desired grading by the league. The club then spent Counties League, their application was accepted and they another four seasons in Combined Counties Division One. finished 4th in their first season. The 1986/87 season saw Farnham take second place to Ash United in the league Farnham gained promotion from Combined Counties campaign. The glory days finally arrived in the 1990/91 Division One in the 2010-2011 season after finishing season when the club won the league title. In the 1991/92 second behind Worcester Park. In Paul Tanner’s first season, the Town got a clean sweep of the major trophies season at the helm he gained automatic promotion back to by winning the Combined Counties Premier League, the the Premier Division at the first attempt, which after only Dan Air Elite Cup and the Dan Air Challenge Cup. Having retaining four members of the side from the previous won the league, the club applied and were accepted to the year’s squad - who finished mid-table, was quite an Diadora League, however funds for necessary ground achievement. Paul Tanner’s side also won the Combined improvements could not be generated which resulted in Counties Fair Play Award for 2010-2011 after going the the club not having a league to play in for the 1992/93 whole season without having a man sent off, a record to be season. proud of. In a very successful year for the club on the whole, Dean Nelson’s reserve side finished second behind In 1993/94 Farnham Town were accepted back into the Mole Valley in the Combined Counties Reserve Division, Combined Counties League where they continue to ply their trade. From 1995-1998 Farnham finished in the top a record to be proud of. In a very successful year for the Invitation Cup where they lost to eventual winners Hartley club on the whole, Dean Nelson’s reserve side finished Wintney second behind Mole Valley in the Combined Counties Reserve Division, improving on fourth position the previous Luke Turkington arrived as manager in the summer of season. Farnham Ladies also finished second in their 2018 along with Lee Pollard as his Assistant. There was respective league to cap quite a remarkable season in little success in any of the cup competitions but in the Geoff Chapple’s final season as Chairman. In 2011, Ray league The Town made all the early running until hitting a Bridger took over as chairman from Geoff Chapple. sticky patch from mid-January until late February. The club recovered to finish the season strongly but with only 1 The 2015/16 season saw the club lift the Cherry Red guaranteed promotion place this blip in form ultimately Records Premier Challenge Cup whilst also reaching the proved costly. final of the Aldershot FA Senior Cup In the 19/20 season The Town were clear in 2nd place and The 2017/2018 was ultimately one of disappointment to looking certs for automatic promotion back to the the club. A good start saw the club go on its best FA Vase Combined Counties Premier Division before the Covid run in decades, the defeat of higher league opposition in pandemic struck and the FA decided to null and void the the County Cup and reaching 12th place on the back of a season. This decision saw Luke & his assistant move on to long undefeated run by early November. However defeat in try their luck at a higher level with Alresford Town.
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