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welcome to THRAPSTON TOWN
oday we welcome Thrapston Town Football Club to Season 2010-11: The Glassworld Stadium for our first ever FA Vase This turned out to be collectively the most successful Tgame. Thrapston defeated our fellow Thurlow Nunn season Thrapston Town FC has experienced since joining Division Once neighbours, March Town United 2-1 in the the UCL. The season started with the appointment of a previous round. new 1st Team Manager in Joe Smyth.
The club was founded as Thrapston Venturas in 1960, and A complete new playing staff was also recruited and the first played in the Kettering Amateur League. The club new structure saw the 1st Team finish Runners Up in Div1 quickly moved up the ladder with a series of promotions and win promotion to the UCL Prem for the first time in and in 1967 contested the Northants Lower Junior Cup their history. Along the way was a memorable FA Vase final losing to Kings Sutton. run culminating in defeat by eventual Semi Finalists, Kings Lynn in front of a home crowd of almost 500. By the seventies Venturas were among the leading lights Another record for the club. in local football. They dominated the KAL with champi - onships in 1971, 1973, 1974, 1977 and 1978. They also The Res Team also saw benefits to having an improved won the Munton Cup four times, completing a double in squad. They not only came Runners Up to a funded Kings 1971 and 1977. Lynn Res side and gained promotion in their own right to Res Div1; but they also went on to win the Res KO Cup A new challenge was sought in 1978 as Thrapston joined beating higher graded Blackstone 3-2 in the final. the UCL. The club finished third in Division Two in their second campaign and were placed in Division One as a 2010/11 season saw the club have its most successful result of league organisation. season with the 1st team under the management of Joe Smyth gaining promotion to the UCL Premier Division, The club's first success on the county front saw the the first time in the clubs history. The Reserves managed reserves win the Lower Junior Cup in 1981, the first team by Dom Berardi also gained promotion to Reserve followed suit in 1989 when a 5-1 replay drubbing of Division 1 and against all expectations beat higher Perkins Sports brought the Junior Cup to Chancery Lane. opposition Blackstones Res 3 – 2 to win the UCL Reserve Further Cup successes followed in 1999 when Bugbrooke Division KO Cup. were beaten in a penalty shootout, 2001 when UCL Division 1 Champions Daventry Town were beaten 3-1 2011/12 saw us struggle to compete in the Premier and 2004, the 3-0 defeat of Cottingham at Nene Park Division and with two managers departing during the bringing down the curtain on the lengthy managerial season our membership of the top UCL division was to be reign of Gary Petts. short lived with us being relegated at the end of the season. The club changed its name to Thrapston Town in 1995, and fortunes have been improved in recent years. In 2000 2012/13 season is seeing us start back in Division 1 with Town took the runners-up medals, their best performance a whole new Management team for both our First and in the league, and finished in the top five in each season Reserve teams headed up by Ian Walker as First team between 2003 & 2006. Last season saw Thrapston Town manager and Glenn Symonds returns to the club to finish 11th in UCL Division One but claim 2 victories in manage our Reserve team. the F.A. Vase Competition for the first time.
The Chancery Lane ground has been the club's home since formation and was improved in the summer of 2006 by the building of new Changing Rooms and installation of floodlights and spectator seating.
In June 2009 we proudly received our FA Charter Standard Award.
08 STATS Thrapston Town 2012/13
Date Opponents Comp F - A United Counties League Division One 10th August Cogenhoe United (h) FA Cup 2 - 0 PWDL F AGD Pts 1 AFC Rushden & Diamonds 4310 8 17 10 18th August AFC Rushden & Diamonds (a) UCL Div One 0 - 3 2 OadbyTown 330017 3 14 9 25th August Peterborough Northern Star (a) FA Cup 0 - 3 3 Wellingborough Whitworth 3300 9 36 9 4 Northampton ON Chenecks 422010 82 8 1st September March Town United (a) FA Vase 2 - 1 5 Eynesbury Rovers 421112 93 7 6 Rothwell Corinthians 3200 5 23 7 8th September Northapton ON Chenecks (a) UCL Div One 2 - 2 7 Northampton Sileby Rgs 3201 8 53 6 15th September Cambridge University Press (a) FA Vase 8 Raunds Town 4202 6 51 6 9 Potton United 4202 410 -6 6 22nd September Bugbrooke St Michaels (a) UCL Div One 10 Rushden & Higham United 3111 4 40 4 11 Northampton Spencer 4112 910 -1 4 29th September Stanwick Rovers (a) Northants Cup 12 Bourne Town 4112 712 -5 4 13 Bugbrooke St Michaels 1100 2 02 3 13th October Burton Park Wanderers (a) UCL Div One 14 Buckingham Town 4103 812 -4 3 19th October Wellingborough Whitworth (h) UCL Div One 15 Olney Town 4103 4 9-5 3 16 Thrapston Town 2011 2 5-3 1 17 Wootton Blue Cross 4013 3 9-6 1 18 Burton Park Wanderers 2002 0 5-5 0 19 Harrowby United 4004 511 -6 0
Thurlow Nunn Division One Leading Goalscorers Name Club Games Played Goals J Jackson Swaffham Town 68 L Trimmer Cambridge University Press 37 S Bugg Newmarket Town 45 L Clift Cambridge University Press 35 K Andrade Braintree Town Reserves 44 J Appiah-Kubi Braintree Town Reserves 5 4 A Clarke Whitton United 54 R Harper Swaffham Town 44 C Jennings Ipswich Wanderers 54 G Molloy Cambridge University Press 64
09 LEAGUE NEWS
DEREHAM THROUGH IN FA CUP Butler scored midweek while the latter was This week’s Bulletin has the same headline as also on target in the first half at Brantham last week’s with Dereham Town winning before the home side equalised through a through another round of the FA Cup to claim 63rd minute Ben Garnham penalty. £3,000 from the FA Prize Fund. Woodbridge Town continued their fine start to
The Magpies completed a comfortable 4-1 the season and are now up to third in the table k victory at Bugbrooke St Michaels on Saturday after beating Wivenhoe Town 2-1. and will be eagerly awaiting Monday’s draw to u . see who their opponents are to be in the Second HOLT’S EVENTFUL START Qualifying Round on September 22nd. Holt United Youths had an eventful introduction o
Also in Monday’s draw will be Wisbech Town to the Thurlow Nunn Youth League in their first c who held Kettering Town to a goalless draw in ever league match on Monday evening. Home . front of 527 spectators at the Fenland Stadium side Wisbech Town took the lead after only 6½ e on Saturday. The replay is on Tuesday evening at seconds and then went into a 3-0 lead only for u Nene Park. Holt to come back for a 5-3 victory. Norwich United and Hadleigh United’s brave FA g
Cup runs ended in South Essex with Norwich YOUTH CUP ERROR a United going down by the odd goal in three at It the last Bulletin it was stated that 11 Thurlow e
Grays Athletic after a lengthy delay following an Nunn Youth League teams have entered this l injury to a Planters player. season’s FA Youth Cup – it should have said that 11 sides begin in the Preliminary Round. Further n
FA VASE sides start in the First Qualifying Round later in n 22 Thurlow Nunn League teams will be playing the month. in the Second Qualifying Round of the FA Vase u
this coming Saturday with Gorleston against IN THE FIRST DIVISION n Newmarket Town one of the stand out ties. Three sides remain unbeaten in the First Division
Gorleston are unbeaten in the Premier Division with leaders Cambridge University Press w while the Jockeys, relegated at the end of last winning by the odd goal in seven at Great season, boast a 100% record in the First Yarmouth Town; second place Saffron Walden o l Division. Town coming away from Debenham LC with a r Team Bury and Brightlingsea Regent meet each 2-0 victory; and third placed Newmarket Town other in the opening tie on Friday evening at beating Team Bury 4-1. u
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CONGRATULATIONS TO CORNARD UNITED A sensational 35 yard goal by Jack Durey in . It was a red letter day for Cornard United on Long Melford’s FA Vase win over Bowers &
Saturday. Pitsea last Saturday has gone viral after being w Following a run of 16 straight defeats they posted on YouTube. tasted victory for the first time since October It can be seen at:- w 2011 with a single goal success over "http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MGIw -
Stowmarket Town in the First Division Knock Out BuLeznc&sns=em" w Cup. Keep up to date with the latest news from the Thurlow Nunn IN THE PREMIER DIVISION League by scanning the QR code Gorleston are up to second in the Premier on the right with your smartphone. Division table after a 2-0 Tuesday night victory over Thetford Town and a 1-1 draw at Brantham Athletic on Saturday. Bradley Hough and Ricci
10 THURLOW NUNN LEAGUE RESULTS FIXTURES
Saturday, 01September 2012 Saturday, 15 September 2012 Premier Division Premier Division Brantham Athletic 2 Wisbech Town 1 Ely City v Brantham Athletic Diss Town 1 Norwich United 4 Kirkley & Pakefield v Wisbech Town k Ely City 4 Wivenhoe Town 1 Mildenhall Town v CRC
FC Clacton 0 Dereham Town 4 First Division u Thetford Town 2 Woodbridge Town 0 Braintree Town Res v Debenham LC . First Division Cornard United v March Town United Saffron Walden Town 1Brightlingsea Regent 0 Great Yarmouth Town v Stowmarket Town Swaffham Town 3 Braintree Town Res 1 Tuesday, 18 September 2012 o Team Bury 2 Cambridge University Press 3 Premier Division Whitton United 3 Downham Town 0 Dereham Town v Gorleston c FA Vase 1st Round Qualifying First Division . Cornard United 0 Haverhill Rovers 11 Fakenham Town v March Town United
CRC 0 Fakenham Town 1 Newmarket Town v Stowmarket Town e Felixstowe & Walton United 2 Kirkley & Pakefield 1 Saturday, 22 September 2012 Godmanchester Rovers 2 Rothwell Corinthians 1 Premier Division u Great Yarmouth Town 1 Gorleston 4 Brantham Athletic v Mildenhall Town Halstead Town 2 Basildon United 0 CRC v Woodbridge Town
Ipswich Wanderers 2 Eton Manor 1 Dereham Town v Haverhill Rovers g Long Melford 3 Bowers & Pitsea 2 FC Clacton v Walsham-le-Willows
March Town United 1Thrapston Town 2 Godmanchester Rovers v Diss Town a Newmarket Town 3 Mildenhall Town 2 aet, FT 2-2 Gorleston v Wisbech Town Stanway Rovers 3 Debenham LC 1 Hadleigh United v Thetford Town Tuesday September 4th 2012 Kirkley & Pakefield v Wivenhoe Town e Premier Division Norwich United v Felixstowe & Walton United l Gorleston 2 Thetford Town 0 Stanway Rovers v Ely City
First Division First Division n Great Yarmouth Town 0 Team Bury 1 Cambridge University Press v Debenham LC Saturday, 08 September 2012 Halstead Town v Cornard United Premier Division Ipswich Wanderers v Brightlingsea Regent n Brantham Athletic 1Gorleston 1 Long Melford v Swaffham Town
Diss Town 2 Ely City 2 March Town United v Great Yarmouth Town u Felixstowe & Walton United 3 CRC 3 Newmarket Town v Fakenham Town Godmanchester Rovers 1 Stanway Rovers 2 Stowmarket Town v Whitton United n Mildenhall Town 4 FC Clacton 1 Team Bury v Downham Town Thetford Town 1 Haverhill Rovers 2 First Division Knockout Cup Walsham-le-Willows 0 Kirkley & Pakefield 0 Saffron Walden Town v Braintree Town Res
Woodbridge Town 2 Wivenhoe Town 1 Tuesday, 25 September 2012 w First Division Premier Division Braintree Town Res 1 March Town United 3 Felixstowe & Walton United v Hadleigh United o Brightlingsea Regent 2 Swaffham Town 1 Thetford Town v Diss Town Debenham LC 0 Saffron Walden Town 2 First Division l Fakenham Town 1 Ipswich Wanderers 1 Saffron Walden Town v Newmarket Town r Great Yarmouth Town 3 Cambridge University Press 4 Red Insure Cup Newmarket Town 4 Team Bury 1 Brantham Athletic v Cornard United Whitton United 2 Halstead Town 3 Brightlingsea Regent v Braintree Town Res u First Division Knockout Cup Ely City v Downham Town
Cornard United 1 Stowmarket Town 0 Swaffham Town v Fakenham Town h FA Cup Whitton United v Woodbridge Town
Aveley 6 Hadleigh United 1 Wisbech Town v March Town United t
Bugbrooke St Michaels 1Dereham Town 4 . Grays Athletic 2 Norwich United 1 Wisbech Town 0 Kettering Town 0
Tuesday, 11September 2012 w First Division Downham Town 0 Fakenham Town 4 Team Bury 1Debenham LC 2 FA Cup w Kettering Town 3 Wisbech Town 0 w
11 Ridgeons League Division One PWDL F AGD Pts 1 Cambridge University Press 660022 10 12 18 2 Saffron Walden Town 651017 4 13 16 STATS 12/13 3 NewmarketTown 550012 39 15 4 Swaffham Town 640219 7 12 12 5 Braintree Town reserves 631218 14 4 10 DATE OPPONENTS COMP H/A FAATT 1 2 6 Whitton United 622212 10 28 AUGUST 7 Fakenham Town 622210 82 8 Sat 11 Cornard United TN1 A5240 P Peachey S Paterson 8 March Town United 522110 82 8 Tue 14 Stowmarket Town TN1 H 3065 P Peachey S Paterson 9 Ipswich Wanderers 6222 8 71 8 Sat 18 Ipswich Wanderers TN1 A2132 P Peachey S Paterson 10 Team Bury 722310 12 -2 8 11 Brightlingsea Regent 721411 12 -1 7 Sat 25 Long Melford TN1 A5240 P Peachey S Paterson 12 Debenham LC 621314 19 -5 7 SEPTEMBER 13 Halstead Town 4202 6 9-3 6 Sat 01 Team Bury TN1 A3252 P Peachey S Patersn 14 Great Yarmouth Town 611412 18 -6 4 Sat 08 Great Yarmouth Town TN1 A4360 P Peachey S Paterson 15 Downham Town 5113 614 -8 4 Sat 15 Thrapston Town FAV H 16 Stowmarket Town 5104 416 -12 3 Sat 22 Team Bury TN1 H 17 Long Melford 5023 611 -5 2 Sat 29 Swaffham Town TN1 A 18 Cornard United 4004 314 -11 0 OCTOBER Sat 06 Brightlingsea Regent TN1 H Ridgeons League Premier Division Tue 09 March Town United TN1 A Sat 13 PWDL F AGD Pts Tue 16 Over Sports CIC H 1 Dereham Town 550015 2 13 15 Sat 20 Newmarket Town TN1 H 2 Gorleston 541014 4 10 13 3 Woodbridge Town 7412 9 8 1 13 Tue 23 Godmanchester Rovers RIC A 4 Mildenhall Town 540115 5 10 12 Sat 27 Braintree Town Reserves TN1 H 5 Wisbech Town 531113 3 10 10 NOVEMBER 6 Stanway Rovers 6312 8 4 4 10 Sat 03 March Town United D1C A 7 Norwich United 530210 91 9 Sat 10 8 Kirkley & Pakefield 5221 7 6 1 8 Sat 17 Fakenham Town TN1 H 9 Walsham-le-Willows 5221 5 5 0 8 Sat 24 Whitton United TN1 H 10 Thetford Town 8224 712 -5 8 11 Brantham Athletic 5212 6 7-1 7 DECEMBER 12 Wivenhow Town 6213 711 -4 7 Sat 01 Stowmarket Town TN1 A 13 Hadleigh United 4202 3 3 0 6 Sat 08 Saffron Walden Town TN1 H 14 CRC 613214 15 -1 6 Sat 15 Braintree Town Reserves TN1 A 15 Haverhill Rovers 5203 811 -3 6 Sat 22 Long Melford TN1 H 16 Ely City 612312 13 -1 5 Wed 26 Newmarket Town TN1 A 17 Godmanchester Rovers 5122 6 8-2 5 Sat 29 Debenham LC TN1 A 18 Felixstowe & Walton Utd 4112 510 -5 4 JANUARY 19 FC Clacton 7025 617 -11 2 20 Diss Town 8026 926 -17 2 Sat 05 Cornard United TN1 H Sat 12 Brightlingsea Regent TN1 A Sat 19 Halstead Town TN1 A
FEBRUARY Sat 02 Sat 09 Debenham LC TN1 H Sat 16 Ipswich Wanderers TN1 H Sat 23 Fakenham Town TN1 A MARCH Sat 02 Great Yarmouth Town TN1 H Sat 09 Downham Town TN1 A Sat 16 Swaffham Town TN1 H Sat 23 Downham Town TN1 H Sat 30 Halstead Town TN1 H APRIL Mon 01 Saffron Walden Town TN1 A Sat 06 Sat 13 March Town United TN1 H Sat 20 Whitton United TN1 A
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S Paterson C Lindsay L Upcott W Lawton 1 J Watson 1 L Whitehead M Lambert S Sabey G Mollloy L Trimmer 2 C Paterson R Flitton T Beck J McDermott 1 G Lawton S Paterson C Lindsay L Upcott W Lawton J Watson L Whitehead M Lambert S Sabey G Molloy 1 L Trimmer 2 C Paterson R Flitton T Beck J McDermott G Lawton S Paterson C Lindsay L Upcott C Paterson J Watson 1 L Whitehead M Lambert S Sabey G Molloy 1 J McDermott R Flitton T Beck Y Rerizani A Blandford L Crick S Paterson C Paterson L Upcott W Lawton J Watson G Molloy 1 M Lambert S Sabey L Clift 1 L Trimmer 3 J Hampshire T Beck L Whitehead A Blandford
S Patersn J Hampshire L Upcott W Lawton J Watson G Molloy 1 T Beck S Sabey L Clift 1 L Whitehead 1 C Paterson M Lambert A Blandford * N O’Donohue A Wright S Paterson J Hampshire C Paterson W Lawton J Watson T Beck M Lambert S Sabey L Clift 3 L Whitehead 1 C Lindsay G Molloy A Blandford N O’Donohue G Daniels
13 CLUB NEWS
Division One. We were due to entertain the opening day and following this up CLUB NEWS Debenham LC, but FA Cup fixtures have with a 3-3 draw at Girton United led to the rearrangement of some games Reserves last Saturday. The A team travel Today’s FA Vase game in the league. We will now host to Orwell today. If today’s FA Carlsberg Vase 2nd Round Debenham LC in February 2013. Qulaifying game is level at the end of 90 We will be looking to extend our 100% Positions available minutes, 30 minutes extra time shall be record and have the opportunity to gain We are always on the look out for played. If the scores are still level, a our first double fo the season having individuals who would like to help in the replay will take place at Chancery Lane, beaten Bury 3-2 recently at Ram running of Cambridge University Press Thrpaston on Tuesday 18th September, Meadow. FC. Various positions are available for kick off 7.45pm. interested parties. These include Reserves matchday help, such as hospitality, The winners of today’s tie will meet The Reserves fine start to the season match reporting and photography. Thurlow Nunn Premier Division came to an end with a 2-0 home defeat Please contact [email protected] if you are opposition in the first round proper. The to fellow unbeaten side Soham United. interested or know of anyone who is. winners face a trip to the winner of the Press are still well placed in the league Godmanchester Rovers v Thetford Town with 9 points from 4 games played. tie - the two sides promotoed from Full reserve fixtures are available on the Division One last season. club website. The Reserves make the An ideal venue for lyourong trip tobusiness, Wimblington to dleisureay. and sporting event Next home game We are back in action here at the A Team GlassworForld S tfurtheradium ne informationxt Saturday wh epleasen contact Nataša Jevtić on 01223 765129, or by email:The [email protected] A team have made a good start to we entertain Team Bury in Thurlow Nunn the season, winning 4-2 at Papworth on
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follow us on twitter for the latest club news & information www.twitter.com/cupfc @cupfc 14 CLUB HISTORY CLUB HISTORY ambridge University Press Football Club was founded Premier League and were runners-up in 1893, making us the oldest club in the city of in the Challenge Cup to Fulbourn CCambridge affiliated to the Cambridgeshire Football Institute. The reserves finished 3rd in Association. We are older than both Cambridge City (1908) 1a missing promotion by one point and Cambridge United (1912). The oldest club in the city, and the A Team finished in 4th place. however, is Cambridge University AFC, who enjoy a direct The newly formed Youth Team affiliation to the Football Association. finished runners-up in the Eastern 2013 will see our 120th birthday and we proudly remain an Junior Alliance Under 18 Suffolk Division and won the amateur club. Magners Cup, quite an achievement with most of the side It took the club 20 years to win its first honour, claiming the aged under 17. A number of youth team players represented prestigious Cambridgeshire Senior Cup (Now Challenge Cup) the senior sides throughout the season. in 1913/14. In 1928/29 the Cambridgeshire League Division 2 2009/10 saw further success with the First Team finishing as title was won, with the Division 1 title sealed two years later. runners-up in the Kershaw Premier league, the reserves The club won the Cambridgeshire Premier League for the missing out on promotion by one point again and the A Team only time in its history in 1934/35. finishing as Division 2a Champions. The Veterans won the On 31st August 1932, the club made history by becoming the inaugural Cambridgeshire FA Veterans Cup, whilst the under first team to visit the Abbey Stadium, losing 2-0 to the then 18's were once again runners-up in the Eastern Junior Abbey United. Alliance and the newly formed under 15's finished 4th in It was some 30 years later that further success was achieved their debut Eastern Junior Alliance season. Eight members of when the club won the Division 2b title in 1967/68. The club the under 15 squad also represented Cambridge Schools in had a long wait for the next piece of silverware, which was the English Schools Trophy where they finished as runners-up won in 1985/86 with the capturing of the Cambridgeshire to Liverpool Schools, with the final played at Anfield. Junior Cup. The First team’s second placed finish allowed us to apply for The last 20 years has seen the clubs honours list increase promotion to the Ridgeons Eastern Counties League Division dramatically. In 1992/93 the Division 2a title was won, with One. The 2010/11 season saw Press finish in a creditable the reserves winning Division 3b a year later in 1993/94. The fourth placed, just outside the promotion places. The reserves reserves gained double success in 2002/03 winning the had a fantastic campaign winning the BIS Division One Division 3b title and the John Ablett Cup. championship and promotion to Kershaw League football. In 2003/04 the Cambridgeshire Senior B title was won, and a The A team maintained their BIS 2a status, the Under 16’s year later runners-up spot in Senior A was achieved to send finished in third place in the Eastern Junior Alliance and the the club into the Kershaw Premier League. During the Veterans were runners-up in the Cambridgeshire Veterans 2004/05 season, Nigel Dixon was appointed Manager. Cup. The clubs first year in the Kershaw Premier in 2005/06 saw a 2011/12 season saw a new era as we entered a partnership respectable fourth place finish. with Histon FC that enabled us to home games at The For 2006/07, Cambridge University Press came on board as Glassworld Stadium, with Histon using the Cass Centre for the clubs major sponsor, with the club benefiting from new training. The first team finished eighth in the Ridgeons club clothing and equipment bearing the Cambridge Univer - League Division One.The Reserves side earned a second sity Press logo. All three teams did not disappoint in 2006/07, successive promotion, finishing as runners-up in Senior B and with the First Team finishing 3rd in the KPL, Reserves 4th gaining promotion to Senior A, one level below the Kershaw (and winning the Cambridgeshire Junior Cup) and the A Team Preier. The A team finished in 7th place in Division 2a. 3rd. At the end of the 2011/12 season, manager Nigel Dixon Season 2007/08 saw further success with the First Team resigned. The club moved quickly to install former Histon and finishing 4th, but claiming the Kershaw Premier League Cup Cambridge City manager, Graham Daniels into the role. with a 2-1 victory over Waterbeach at Histon’s Glassworld For this season we are once again carrying a local charity on Stadium. Jordan McDermott scored both Press goals. The our First Team shirts, Following previous seasons, where we reserves won Division 2a without losing a game and retained have raised over £2,00 for the Teenage Cancer Trust, Cystic the Junior Cup, whilst the A Team won Division 3a. The club Fibrosis Trust and Red Balloon Learner Centres, this year our also created a link with local junior side Fulbourn Falcons, club charity is Romsey Mill. with Falcon’s Under 16’s using the Cass Centre for home We also contInue to support the Cambridge & District matches. Falcon’s won the Colts League and Cup double that Schools FA, sponsoring the team kits and tracksuits and season. allowing games to be played at the Cass Centre. In 2008/09 the First Team again finished 3rd in the Kershaw
15 PLAYER PROFILE PLAYER PROFILE Scott Paterson Name Scott Paterson
Nickname Scotty P
Date of Birth 24 August 1988 (24 years)
Place of Birth Cambridge
Position Right Back
Previous clubs Histon, Cambridge City
Team Supported St Johnstone Biggest joker After me, Chris Lindsay or Simon Swinton Best dressed team Current job Roofer Ant Blandford mate Worst dressed team Ambition To replace Watty as captain Michael Lambert mate Footballing idol Kenneth Paterson Best trainer Jack Watson
Likes People with great banter Worst trainer Michael Lambert / Ant Blandford Who will win 2012/13 Dislikes Craig Paterson Manchester United Premier League Best moment in Reaching final of Schoolboys Cup Sponsor Andy Ross football VETERANS
Date Opponents Comp F - A Goalscorers 21 Aug CUP A Fri 5 - 2 09 Sep Royston Town Veterans Fri 6 - 0
16 RESERVES & A TEAM RESERVE TEAM Date Opponents Comp F - A Goalscorers 15 Aug Fulbourn Institute Res KSA 2 - 0 Lewin, Pendlebury Kershaw Senior A PWD LGD Pts 22 Aug Great Paxton KSA 2 - 1 Barham, Beck 1 Soham United 55 0 013 15 25 Aug Girton United KSA 5 - 0 Lewin (2), J McDermott (2), Pendlebury 08 Sep Soham United KSA 0 - 2 2 Fulbourn Institute Reserves 53 1 1 5 10 15 Sep Wimblington KSA 3 Cherry Hinton 53 1 1 4 10 22 Sep Hundon KSA 29 Sep Castle Camps KSA 4 Cambridge City Reserves 43 0 1 6 9 06 Oct Castle Camps WCC 5 Cambridge University Press Reserves 43 0 1 6 9 13 Oct Wisbech Town Res WCIC 20 Oct Cherry Hinton KSA 6 Great Paxton 53 0 2 5 9 03 Nov Wimblington KSA 7 Fenstanton 52 1 2 0 7 10 Nov Great Paxton KSA 8 Castle Camps 42 0 2 4 6 17 Nov Wisbech Town Res KSA 24 Nov Fulbourn Institute Res KSA 9 Hemingfords United 51 2 2 -6 5 08 Dec Fenstanton KSA 10 Milton 51 0 4 -3 3 15 Dec Soham United KSA 22 Dec Milton KSA 11 Girton United 41 0 3 -5 3 05 Jan Hemingfords United KSA 12 Wimblington 30 1 2 -5 1 12 Jan Castle Camps KSA 26 Jan Fenstanton KSA 13 Hundon 40 1 3 -8 1 02 Feb Needingworth United KSA 14 Needingworth United 40 1 3-16 1 09 Feb Milton KSA 23 Feb Cambridge City Res KSA 02 Mar Needingworth United KSA 09 Mar Girton United KSA 16 Mar Debden KSA 30 Mar Cherry Hinton KSA 06 Apr Hundon KSA 20 Apr Cambridge City Res KSA 04 May Hemingfords United KSA A TEAM Date Opponents Comp F - A Goalscorers BIS Division 2a PWD LGD Pts 01 Sep Papworth NMC2a 4 - 2 Brown (3), Tobin 1 Orwell 220 0 6 6 08 Sep Girton United Res NMC2a 3 - 3 Brown, Darlow, Powell 15 Sep Orwell NMC2a 2 Ashdon Villa 211 0 6 4 29 Sep Ashdon Villa NMC2a 3 Abington United 211 0 4 4 27 Oct Balsham NMC2a 4 Cambridge University Press A 211 0 2 4 03 Nov Linton Granta Res NMC2a 5 Girton United Reserves 202 0 0 2 10 Nov Cambourne Rovers NMC2a 6 Linton Granta Reserves 202 0 0 2 17 Nov Great Chesterford NMC2a 24 Nov Ashdon Villa NMC2a 7 Thaxted Rangers 202 0 0 2 01 Dec Orwell NMC2a 8 City Life 202 0 0 2 15 Dec Abington United NMC2a 9 Great Chesterford 201 1 -1 1 22 Dec City Life NMC2a 10 Balsham 000 0 0 0 05 Jan Balsham NMC2a 11 Cambourne Rovers 100 1 -4 0 19 Jan Abington United NMC2a 26 Jan Thaxted Rangers NMC2a 12 Great Shelford Reserves 100 1 -6 0 02 Feb Great Shelford Res NMC2a 13 Papworth 200 2 -7 0 09 Feb City Life NMC2a 16 Feb Linton Granta Res NMC2a 02 Mar Cambourne Rovers NMC2a 16 Mar Great Shelford Res NMC2a 23 Mar Girton United Res NMC2a 30 Mar Thaxted Rangers NMC2a 06 Apr Great Chesterford NMC2a 13 Apr Papworth NMC2a
17 NON LEAGUE PAPER The Non-League Paper Programme Column By Stuart Hammonds SIR Alex Ferguson has been telling his young had a sponsorship deal with broadcaster Chris Manchester United players which cars they are Evans’ TV company, though the only noticeable able to select as part of the Premier League benefit – if you can call it that – were the hideous giants’ new sponsorship deal with Chevrolet. green, yellow and blue tracksuits we got to wear The Scot’s counterpart at Mickleover Royals, with the bright orange ‘Ginger Productions’ logo. Shaun Staniford, would do well to follow suit and That deal came about as a result of director Barry advise his own lads not to accept the Central Aplin’s daughter Suzi being an old girlfriend of the Midlands League side’s latest backer’s freebies. one-time presenter of The Big Breakfast, which Local butcher Rob Stafford offered any Royals leads me nicely into the most unusual sponsors’ player scoring a hat-trick the reward of a pound of kick-back of my career. his shop’s finest sirloin steak – and goal-hungry When playing for Ware in 2007-08, we reached striker Kirk Francis promptly gobbled one up in the FA Cup first round proper – a run that got the the Derbyshire side’s 5-4 win over South whole of the Hertfordshire town talking and Normanton Athletic. supporting us in any way they could. It got me harking back to my own playing career, We drew Blue Square Bet Premier full-timers Kid - starting in the same East Midlands area with derminster and hosted them at Wodson Park in Northern Counties East side Arnold Town. front of a full house. Firstly, about how our assistant-manager, Bill The crates of Lucozade energy drink the local Brindley, told me I needed to start eating steaks supermarket manager handed to our kitman and drinking Guinness to help me ‘fill out’. when he went in wearing his Ware top were I was a student at Loughborough University at the appreciated, bearing in mind our part-time status. time and on a Tuesday night, I’d catch the bus But any positive effect they may have had was home to Nottingham before borrowing my mum’s negated by the pre-match bacon and egg baps car to complete the journey to Gedling Road. the local greasy spoon café had given us from As well as throwing her my holdall of dirty their van outside the main stand. washing, I’d ask what she’d done me for my tea As a Ryman One North club, we’d been on a ‘roll’ and, because of what Bill had said, it would al - to get that far – but there was no getting ‘pasta’ ways be steak and chips. the professionally prepared Harriers, who beat us I’m not sure he meant it as a pre-match meal – 2-0! but luckily she didn’t give me a pint of the black stuff or my tackles would have been even more mistimed! While playing for the Eagles, every man-of-the- match would be rewarded with a sponsor’s bottle of champagne – or should I say cheap sparkling wine to match our not-so-fizzy football. I then moved south to play for Sutton United, who
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