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Knaphill V Bournemouth Saturday 5Th August - Kick Off 3Pm Emirates FA Cup Extra Preliminary Round Knaphill Football Club #strongertogether Official Match Day Programme #1 Knaphill v Bournemouth Saturday 5th August - Kick Off 3pm Emirates FA Cup Extra Preliminary Round club information KNAPHILL FOOTBALL CLUB Brookwood Country Park, Redding Way Knaphill, Woking, Surrey GU21 2AY Who’s Who… Useful Contacts #1 Chairman - David Freeman Clubhouse: 01483 475150 Vice Chairman - Jim Ahmed Treasurer - Caroline Hills Senior Football Secretary: Mike Clement Football Secretary - Mick Clement T: 07795 322031 e: [email protected] Match Secretary - Nick Croshaw Club Welfare Officer - Caroline Chew Match Secretary: Nick Croshaw Bar Manager - Caroline Hills T: 07804 698806 e: [email protected] Social & Fundraising - Vacant Club Photographer - Andy Fitzsimons Commercial & Marketing: David Freeman & Jim Ahmed First Team Manager - Keith Hills David Freeman T: 07717 307511 e: [email protected] First Assistant Manager - Danny Perks Jim Ahmed T: 07972 729767 e: [email protected] Head Coach - Alex Lumley Goalkeeper Coach - Andy Rowe Official Website: Physiotherapist - Jenny Thraves www.knaphillfootballclub.co.uk Kit Man - John Cooper Official Facebook: Reserve Team Manager - Richard Keown Official Knaphill FC Reserves Assistant Manager - Steve Hobbs Official Twitter: Reserves Coach - Barry Losty @KnaphillFC U18’s Manager - Barry Losty Official Instagram: U18’s Assistant Manager - Steve Hobbs knaphill_fc U18’s Coach - Andy Elliot Mini Knappers Coaches - Tom Davis & Connor Close Executive Management Committee: Dave Holloway, David Freeman, Jim Ahmed, Caroline Hills, President - Dave Holloway Mick Clement, Mick Garbutt, Nick Croshaw, Ray Coombs Life Vice Presidents: Carl Barker, Mick Garbutt, Sean Carrigy, Gavin Wilcox, Trevor Winham, Football Appointments Committee: Bob Russell, Bob Pritchard, Phil Gasson, Kenny Bye, Dave Holloway, David Freeman, Mick Clement, Jim Ahmed, Ray Coombs, Bryan Freeman, John Wood Mick Garbutt Affiliated :to The Football Association, The Surrey County Football Association, The Combined Counties Football League, The Suburban Football League, The Allied Counties Youth League Official Knaphill FC @KnaphillFC @knaphill_fc FA Standard Chartered Club Kit Sponsors: Bolam Premier Sportswear, Charcoal Grill, EWS, We are always on the look out for help on matchdays or to get involved with the club. Speak to any club official and we will be happy to have a chat. The club will continue to support our chosen charity again this season, Woking Hospice, supported by our local rivals Westfield FC. hillsey’s view... the gaffer keith hills Good afternoon and welcome to Redding Way for our FA Cup game against Bournemouth FC.#1 I hope our visitors today enjoy their short stay with us and have a safe journey home. Pre season has seen some changes in clientele, Kevin Bailey my assistant sadly resigned his post as assistant manager due to personal reasons, Kevin put some great ideas into the squad and will be missed by all. This season I have brought in some new and old faces. Danny Perks comes in as assistant manager, with his knowledge of players and the changing game he will be a fantastic asset to the club. Alex Lumley comes in as head coach, his training and contribution towards the squad will be an excellent addition this season. Steve Pearman comes in as part of the management and coaching staff to help out with the day to day running of the squad. On the field we have had incomings and outgoings. Danny Taylor returns after his short trip across to Westfield, striker Danny Turner and midfielder Gavin Muir joins us from Badshot Lea, midfielder Luke Whiddett joins us from Farnham Town, Harry Roberts joins us from Ashford Town, Harry Rapley joins us from Frimley Green and Roberto Dos Santo joins us from Bath FC. Departing the club is Josh Coke who joins Guildford City and most notably Charlie Postance who has signed for Ryman League side Whyteleafe. Although our pre season has been very hit and miss I do believe that once this set of players click and gel then we will be a force to beat. Onto today and as in any cup game you just never know, our opposition today are as much in the dark as we are as in how each other play, this sets up to be a very exciting encounter so I hope you enjoy the game this afternoon. Thank you for your support. 4 ‘Although our pre season has been very hit and miss I do believe that once this set of players click and gel then we will be a force to beat’. #1 A LOOK BACK…THE FA CUP FAIRFORD TOWN 1 KNAPHILL 3 - SATURDAY 16TH AUGUST 2014 The stage was set on Saturday for Knaphill’s debut in the FA Cup, and what an excellent start it was with a 3-1 win away to Hellenic League club Fairford Town, to give them a passage through to the next round where they were to play hosts to Badshot Lea with then two Premier Division clubs meeting at Redding Way on Saturday 30th August. Early pressure and a fast opening pace had Knaphill taking control of the opening stages, and after just ten minutes Jamie Daltrey drilled a superb stike through the Fairford rearguard which found the net between keeper and his near post to make it 1-0. Such was the speed and swiftness of Knaphill’s attacking play and possession that they strengthened the lead in the 18th minute. Josh Watkins surged forward towards goal and neatly slipped the ball past the keeper with ease. Two goals up and into cruise control as the half progressed. Fairford were limited to producing any threat and testing Richard Shelley in the visitors goal, with any creativity from midfield fizzled out before the 18 yard box. Knaphill kept up the pressure with Daltrey being instrumental in several attacking moves to add to his early opening goal. A LOOK BACK…THE FA CUP FAIRFORD TOWN 1 KNAPHILL 3 - SATURDAY 16TH AUGUST 2014 But it was not until three minutes before halftime that they enhanced their two goal margin. Prior to that, Fairford had their rare effort on goal in the 40th minute with Luke Cordery steering his shot just wide of the post. Knaphill’s third goal came from Watkins who latched onto a through ball and delivered into the far corner of goal to finish the half with a comfortable lead. The second half didn’t see Knaphill add to their first half scoreline, they had chances to put away another three goals, but the goal route didn’t have the same finishing effect as the first forty five minutes. On 57 minutes, Fairford were awarded a penalty, but the spot kick was diverted onto the edge of his near post by Shelley then spin up and the follow up headed over the bar. Knaphill substitute Jahmal Ramsay went close after 63 minutes, his shot just wide of the far post. By the middle of the half Knaphill’s fluency had slipped a bit in comparision to the first half as the home side started to find a bit more space when moving forward, and Matt Boucher was given a free header to easily plant past Shelley after 72 minutes. In the final fifteen minutes, Knaphill had two good opportunities, Watkins fired over when well placed, and a shot from Ramsay had the keeper palming the ball away for a corner. Fairford had a couple of chances in the latter stages of the game, but Knaphill’s overall performance gave them their first win Team: Shelley, Green, Taylor,Paterson, Doble, on an afternoon they made their first Daltry(Norman 73),Harris, Close, Watkins, appearance in the FA Cup competition. Hogsden(Ramsey 60),Oakley(Ruggles 80). KNAPHILL FOOTBALL CLUB CHARITY PARTNER Knaphill FC are proud to be a charity partner for Woking & Sam Beare Hospices Half the each home gates receipts between Knaphill v Westfield and the return fixture will be donated to the charity whilst both teams play for local bragging rights and the Woking Hospice Cup each season. Away Bournemouth THE STORY OF “THE POPPIES” The club was founded at a Meeting held in Abbotts Auction Mart in Old Christchurch Road by eight enthusiastic gentlemen presided over by Alderman J Nethercoate (later to become Mayor of Bournemouth) on 11 September 1875. It was decided to call the club Bournemouth Rovers and is one of the oldest clubs in the country being founder Members of the Football Association, the Hampshire F.A. and the Bournemouth F.A. A brief spell as Bournemouth Dean Park (where an all white kit was chosen) Bournemouth FC was adopted in 1889 having amalgamated with another local side- Bournemouth Arabs. The club was among founder members of the Hampshire League and up to joining the Wessex League in 1986 had played entirely in the Hampshire League, except for a short spell at the turn of the 20th century. Earliest record of playing in the FA Cup was a 6-0 defeat at Kennington Oval against Old Westminsters back on 1 November 1884. The club played the second game in the inaugural Hampshire League campaign of 1896/97, going down 1-0 to Ryde Sports on 12 September 1896, finishing sixth from eight. The club has had three homes during its history with their first ground being at a place called East Common near the Bournemouth railway station and Dean Park (current home of Dorset County Cricket) before moving to Victoria Park, which was formerly a farmer’s field. The first taste of County success came in winning the West Division in 1905 and then again in 1910. Poppies became County Division Champions either side of the Great War in 1914 and 1922, picking up the Hampshire League Shield in 1913, with Wheeler scoring 76 goals that season from 47 matches including 9 in a 19 day period.
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