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Bedfont & Feltham THE OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMME OF BEDFONT & FELTHAM F.C. Season 2016-17 The In memory of Jim Tate Price £1 Yellows www.bedfontandfelthamfc.co.uk @BedfontFeltham /BedfontFeltham Affiliated to The Middlesex FA Members of The Cherry Red Records Combined Counties Football League Premier Division Saturday 28th January 2017 ~ Kick-Off: 3.00pm Bedfont & Feltham v Hartley Wintney The Cherry Red Records Combined Counties Football League, Premier Division Good afternoon everyone. This afternoon, we welcome the players, officials and supporters of Hartley Wintney Football Club; and our three match officials. We hope that all visitors enjoy their brief visit to The Volume 4, Issue 20 Orchard and have a safe journey home afterwards. Welcome to The Orchard for our twenty-first home fixture of the season, which is in the Premier Division of the Combined Counties Football League. The weather has been ‘seasonal’ of late, to say the least. Due to this, our home fixture v Staines Town in the Quarter-Final of the Southern Combination Cup and our away fixture at Epsom & Ewell were both postponed (although they have both been subsequently rearranged – see the fixture list inside). Our last league match saw us lose 2-3 at Horley Town. Craig Tomkins and Shakeel Morris scored our goals. Our visitors, Hartley Wintney are some twenty-three points above second-place Westfield and are on course for a second consecutive Premier Division title. We did cause them an upset back in August, by beating them 3-2 away. Hicham Abdellah scored a brace and Rashid Obbadi scored the third goal. Their Hampshire Senior Cup match v AFC Totton was abandoned on Tuesday night despite them being 1-0 up. Manager Aaron Morgan has recently signed six new players, including Jacob Lambe who made a fast impact by scoring against Abbey Rangers recently. More about Aaron and his plans for the team inside. Our next league fixture is away to Windsor, next Saturday. We then face a trip to Sutton Common Rovers on Monday 6th. They currently play at Sutton United on their 3G pitch, so unless there’s an inordinant amount of snow (memories of Willi Seuke sweeping the touchlines at The Arena), that fixture should definitely be on! Keep up-to-date with The Yellows via our website, Twitter and Facebook accounts. Enjoy the match and see you again soon. Rob. *for those of you counting programmes, issue 18 was a double issue covering 2 fixtures! www.bedfontandfelthamfc.co.uk - Twitter: @BedfontFeltham - Facebook: /BedfontFeltham Premier Division Directory ~ Season 2016-17 AFC HAYES HANWORTH VILLA Farm Park, Kingshill Avenue, Rectory Meadow, Park Road, Hayes UB4 8BZ off Hounslow Road, Hanworth TW13 6PN ABBEY RANGERS Addlestone Moor, HARTLEY WINTNEY Addlestone KT15 2QH The Memorial Playing Fields, Green Lane, BADSHOT LEA Hartley Wintney RG27 8DL Ash United FC, Shawfields Stadium, Youngs Drive, HORLEY TOWN Ash GU12 6RE The New Defence, Anderson Way, Horley RH6 8SP BEDFONT & FELTHAM The Orchard, Hatton Road, KNAPHILL Bedfont TW14 9QT Brookwood Country Park Football Ground, off Strathcona Gardens, BEDFONT SPORTS Knaphill GU21 2AY Bedfont Sports Club, Hatton Road, Bedfont TW14 8JA NORTH GREENFORD UNITED Berkeley Avenue, CAMBERLEY TOWN Greenford UB6 0NX Krooner Park, Krooner Road, Camberley GU15 2QP RAYNES PARK VALE Prince Georges Playing Field, CB HOUNSLOW UNITED Grand Drive, London SW20 9DZ The Orchard, Hatton Road, Bedfont TW14 9QT SPELTHORNE SPORTS Spelthorne Sports Club, CHERTSEY TOWN Staines Road West, Alwyns Lane, Ashford TW15 1RY Chertsey KT16 9DW SUTTON COMMON ROVERS COLLIERS WOOD UNITED Sutton United FC, Wibbandune Sports Ground, Borough Sports Ground, Robin Hood Way, Gander Green Lane, Sutton SM1 2EY London SW20 0AA WALTON & HERSHAM EPSOM & EWELL Stompond Lane Sports Ground, Chipstead FC, High Road, Stompond Lane, Chipstead CR5 3SF Walton-on-Thames KT12 1HF FARNHAM TOWN WESTFIELD Mead Lane, Woking Park, Kingfield Road, Farnham GU9 7DY Woking GU22 9BA GUILDFORD CITY WINDSOR The Spectrum, Parkway, Stag Meadow, St Leonards Road, Guildford GU1 1UP Windsor SL4 3DR Fixtures & Results August 2016 Opponents TUESDAY 2 HOME CCL EPSOM & EWELL L 2-9 Saturday 6 Away FAC EP AFC Longlevens L 2-4 SATURDAY 13 HOME CCL WESTFIELD L 0-3 TUESDAY 16 HOME CCL ABBEY RANGERS L 1-3 Saturday 20 Away CCL Hartley Wintney W 3-2 SATURDAY 27 HOME CCL RAYNES PARK VALE L 0-2 Monday 29 Away CCL Bedfont Sports L 1-4 September Tuesday 6 Away PCC Redhill (Played at The Orchard) L 0-4 SATURDAY 10 HOME FAV1Q SANDHURST TOWN W 3-0 Saturday 17 Away CCL Farnham Town L 1-5 TUESDAY 20 HOME CCL CAMBERLEY TOWN L 1-5 SATURDAY 24 HOME FAV2Q SUN SPORTS L 2-4 Tuesday 27 Away SCC Hanworth Villa W 1-0 October SATURDAY 1 HOME CCL BADSHOT LEA L 0-1 Tuesday 4 Away CCL North Greenford United D 1-1 Saturday 8 Away CCL Spelthorne Sports L 0-2 Wednesday 12 Away CCL Colliers Wood United L 0-3 SATURDAY 15 HOME CCL KNAPHILL L 0-3 TUESDAY 18 HOME CCL AFC HAYES L 1-3 Saturday 22 Away CCL Hanworth Villa D 2-2 Wednesday 26 Away MCC Broadfields United – score 1-1 @ 90 mins W 5-4 pens SATURDAY 29 HOME CCL WINDSOR W 1-0 November SATURDAY 5 HOME CCL SUTTON COMMON ROVERS L 1-2 TUESDAY 8 HOME MSC HANWORTH VILLA (PLAYED @ HANWORTH VILLA) L 0-4 Saturday 12 Away CCL Chertsey Town D 3-3 Tuesday 15 Away CCL AFC Hayes W 4-1 SATURDAY 19 HOME CCL WALTON & HERSHAM L 1-4 December SATURDAY 3 HOME CCL GUILDFORD CITY D 2-2 SATURDAY 10 HOME CCL NORTH GREENFORD UNITED L 0-3 TUESDAY 13 HOME CCL CHERTSEY TOWN D 2-2 Saturday 17 Away CCL Camberley Town L 0-5 TUESDAY 27 HOME CCL CB HOUNSLOW UNITED W 3-1 Fixtures & Results continued January 2017 MONDAY 2 HOME CCL HANWORTH VILLA L 0-4 Saturday 7 Away CCL Abbey Rangers L 1-4 THURSDAY 12 HOME SCC STAINES TOWN P-P Tuesday 17 Away CCL Horley Town L 2-3 Saturday 21 Away CCL Epsom & Ewell P-P SATURDAY 28 HOME CCL HARTLEY WINTNEY February Saturday 4 Away CCL Windsor Monday 6 Away CCL Sutton Common Rovers SATURDAY 11 HOME CCL HORLEY TOWN Saturday 18 Away CCL Walton & Hersham THURSDAY 23 HOME SCC STAINES TOWN SATURDAY 25 HOME CCL FARNHAM TOWN March Saturday 4 Away CCL Knaphill Tuesday 7 Away CCL Epsom & Ewell Saturday 11 Away CCL Badshot Lea SATURDAY 18 HOME CCL COLLIERS WOOD UNITED Saturday 25 Away CCL Westfield April SATURDAY 1 HOME CCL SPELTHORNE SPORTS Saturday 8 Away CCL CB Hounslow United Saturday 15 Away CCL Raynes Park Vale MONDAY 17 HOME CCL BEDFONT SPORTS Saturday 22 Away CCL Guildford City TBA: Away MCC Hanwell Town Key: CCL: Cherry Red Records Combined Counties Football League, Premier Division FAC: FA Cup FAV: FA Vase MCC: Middlesex FA Senior Charity Cup MSC: Middlesex FA Senior Challenge Cup PCC: Premier Challenge Cup SCC: Southern Combination Cup #: After Extra Time BOLD TYPE: Home Fixture Past Meetings Today’s fixture is the first time that Bedfont & Feltham and Hartley Wintney have met since Bedfont and Feltham joined forces. Some previous results from Feltham and Bedfont’s separate tenures are below: 2001/02 (Premier Div) Feltham 0 – 0 Hartley Wintney 01/09/01 Hartley Wintney 0 – 2 Bedfont 01/12/01 Hartley Wintney 1 – 1 Feltham 02/02/02 Bedfont 2 – 0 Hartley Wintney 13/04/02 2002/03 (Premier Div) Hartley Wintney 0 – 2 Feltham 26/08/02 Hartley Wintney 3 – 1 Bedfont 28/09/02 Feltham 0 – 2 Hartley Wintney 18/01/03 Bedfont 5 – 1 Hartley Wintney 22/02/03 2003/04 (Premier Div) Hartley Wintney 1 – 1 Bedfont 23/09/03 Hartley Wintney 3 – 1 Feltham 13/12/03 Bedfont 3 – 4 Hartley Wintney 24/04/04 Feltham 9 – 0 Hartley Wintney 01/05/04 2004/05 (Premier Div) Hartley Wintney 0 – 0 Feltham 05/02/05 Bedfont 4 – 2 Hartley Wintney 19/02/05 Feltham 0 – 0 Hartley Wintney 19/03/05 Hartley Wintney 0 – 2 Bedfont 23/04/05 2006/07 (Div 1) Hartley Wintney 2 – 1 Feltham 23/12/06 Feltham 4 – 1 Hartley Wintney 07/04/07 2007/08 (Div 1) Hartley Wintney 2 – 2 Feltham 06/10/07 Feltham 1 – 2 Hartley Wintney 12/01/08 2008/09 (Premier Div) Hartley Wintney 2 – 3 Bedfont 23/08/08 Bedfont 3 – 2 Hartley Wintney 29/11/08 2009/10 (Div 1) Feltham 2 – 2 Hartley Wintney 29/08/09 Hartley Wintney 4 – 1 Feltham 12/12/09 2010/11 (Div 1) Feltham 0 – 5 Hartley Wintney 06/11/10 Hartley Wintney 1 – 3 Feltham 12/03/11 2011/12 (Div 1) Feltham 1 – 3 Hartley Wintney 19/11/11 Hartley Wintney 2 – 1 Feltham 07/01/12 Premier Division League Table Up-to and including Tuesday 24th January P W D L F A Pts GD 1. HARTLEY WINTNEY 30 25 3 2 100 29 78 + 71 2. WESTFIELD 27 17 6 4 62 31 57 + 31 3. HANWORTH VILLA 30 17 5 8 51 33 56 + 18 4. HORLEY TOWN 27 15 5 7 64 41 50 + 23 5. WALTON & HERSHAM 27 13 11 3 45 26 50 + 19 6. CAMBERLEY TOWN 27 14 4 9 56 32 46 + 24 7. EPSOM & EWELL 27 13 7 7 59 38 46 + 21 8. KNAPHILL 27 14 3 10 56 50 45 + 6 9. WINDSOR 29 11 6 12 55 50 39 + 5 10. GUILDFORD CITY 31 11 6 14 61 65 39 - 4 11. ABBEY RANGERS 28 11 5 12 47 52 38 - 5 12.
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