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Suffolk Premier Cup Final Suffolk Premier Cup Final Wednesday, May 8th 2019 v at Portman Road, Ipswich Town FC Official Souvenir Programme £1.00 Sponsored by P1 Premier Cup Final | 8th May 2019 Respect Code of Conduct Spectators We all have a responsibility to promote high I understand that if I do not follow the Code, any/ standards of behaviour in the game all of the following actions may be taken by my club, County FA or The FA: This club is supporting The FA’s Respect programme to ensure football can be enjoyed in I may be: a safe, positive environment. • Issued with a verbal warning from a club or Play your part and observe The FA’s Respect league official Code of Conduct for spectators • Required to meet with the club committee • Obliged to undertake an FA education course I will: • Obliged to leave the match venue by the club • Applaud effort and good play as well • Requested by the club not to attend as success future games • Always Respect the match officials’ decisions • Suspended or have my club • Remain outside the field of play and within membership removed the Designated Spectators’ Area • Required to leave the club along with (where provided) any dependents • Let the coach do their job and not confuse the players by telling them what to do In addition: • Encourage the players to Respect the • The FA/County FA could impose a fine and/or opposition, referee and match officials suspension on the club • Avoid criticising a player for making a mistake – mistakes are part of learning • Never engage in, or tolerate, offensive, insulting, or abusive language or behaviour TheFA.com/Respect P2 Premier Cup Final | 8th May 2019 Welcome Please remember there is a third The KBB Centre and NEFF are team involved in tonight’s match. very proud to sponsor the local Our team of officials have been county cup finals. appointed as a result of their Both companies fully support performances throughout the Youth football and sporting season and deserve to be involved initiatives and are absolutely in this stage of the competition as delighted to be involved. much as the two playing teams. The Suffolk FA were looking for The game is sure to be tense and cup sponsors and the chance to competitive and could be decided have a top brand manufacturer in by the smallest of margins. Whilst NEFF willing to help support The we’re unlikely to all agree with KBB Centre’s links with Suffolk every decision the officials make, FA was an opportunity not to be please rest assured that decisions missed. The KBB Centre are a 5 will be made with the best of Star MasterPartner for NEFF and intentions. Therefore I trust you we have a lot of innovative things as spectators, players and team Good evening ladies and happening with them this year, officials will join the match officials gentlemen, and a warm welcome both with showroom changes in adhering to RESPECT Codes of to the final of the KBB NEFF Suffolk and new NEFF products. Premier Cup here at Ipswich Town Conduct at all times; a Spectators’ FC. Code of Conduct is included We are particularly excited within this programme and Codes about NEFF’s main event of Thank you to all our colleagues of Conduct applying to all match their 2019 calendar, which is at Ipswich Town for their hard participants are displayed in the the launch of NEFF’s ‘Home work, time and commitment in respective changing rooms. Connect’ which will be available staging tonight’s showpiece final on display in our showroom in If the scores are level at the end to another Suffolk football season. June. of normal time, we go straight to This competition has been a penalty shoot-out. So please do We’d like to wish all the teams played since 1958-59 and the save any fingernails just in case! who have made it this far the road to this year’s final has been very best of luck! as exciting as ever. Reaching this Football should be the best final crowns successful seasons experience For All. Please cheer, Roger Peck (left) & Patrick Peck for the two teams. Leiston, who congratulate and encourage as (right), Directors of The KBB compete in the Evo-Stik League much as possible in a respectful Centre South Premier Division Central, manner for all involved. Let the will be appearing in their third game begin… final in four seasons. Felixstowe & #AThrivingLocalGame Walton United, who have enjoyed an excellent first season in Bostik Richard Neal League North, will be playing in Chief Executive Officer their first final since 2014. My Suffolk Football Association congratulations go out to both teams for reaching this final, and best wishes for the game. P3 Premier Cup Final | 8th May 2019 INSURANCE MADE FOR FOOTBALL CLUBS - TEAMS - COACHES 0345 872 5060 [email protected] bluefinsport.co.uk Authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Registered in England No: 931954. 70x100.indd 1 15/03/2016 14:50:48 Q 2 UALITY & RELIABILITY SINCE 199 P4 Premier Cup Final | 8th May 2019 Q UALITY & RELIABILITY SINCE 1982 Cup Competitions Manager Then there are the County Representatives attending each semi final and final making sure the County standards are met and a special thanks to all host clubs who have so readily agreed to host County matches. I would also like to make a special mention of David Mayes of the Thurlow Nunn League whose help is always valued throughout the rounds in identifying available venues causing the least amount of disruption for our partner leagues. Radio Suffolk has seen the coverage of our live semi-final draws on the Non-League hour of their Thursday Night Sports Social programme reach bigger audiences thanks to the enthusiasm of Graeme Mac and David Mann and, of course, our own Nick Garnham whose passion for the County Cup competitions is truly admirable. My own football career never reached great heights. I played in a Primary Cup Semi-Final but didn’t make the final squad but one of my I once worked with a northern lad who supported team-mates looked back at his time in local Everton. I used to ask him the Everton result every football when our club celebrated an anniversary time they lost and then on one occasion I tried and wrote the most sincere and heart warming to wind him up by saying ‘Never mind, it’s only sentiments about this wonderful game that we a game’. His reply was instant. ‘Aye, but it’s a play in our most beautiful County. He wrote: passionate game’. How right he was. “Without the enthusiasm of the people that run our club, it is unlikely that we would be here Tonight’s final sees the culmination of hard work, tonight. From a personal point of view I would skill, determination, some luck and plenty of have missed out on some of the happiest and passion, but that’s just the two teams playing on proudest moments of my life, moments that I the pitch. For me, I cannot organise the Suffolk FA have shared with people that have become my County Cups without a team with no less passion, closest friends. Who said football was only a but no-one sees them and without them occasions game? It’s far more important than that.” like tonight would not take place. My squad consists of the referee co-ordinators Ian Adrian Moye Smillie, Graham Apperley, Ian Atkins, Mel Stickland County Cup Competitions Manager and Alan Dale. Darryn Marsh, Bruce Badcock and Suffolk FA Richard Neal are alongside myself when the tough, and not always popular, decisions have to be made, and Ruth Ward makes sure the administration for the finals is fully in control. P5 Premier Cup Final | 8th May 2019 Previous Finals 1958-59Jack Ainsley Bury Town – Midfielder.2 - 1 Long Melford Jack of all 1987-88 Sudbury Town 3 - 1 Newmarket Town 1959-60trades Bury– can Town literally 3 - 1 Sudbury play Town anywhere, (after 0-0 draw) 1988-89 Sudbury Town 3 - 1 Bury Town 1960-61the team’s Bury Town top 5goalscorer - 3 Long Melford and penalty 1989-90 Sudbury Town 4 - 2 Bury Town 1961-62taker. Signed Bury Town on 4 - a2 Lowestofttwo-year Town deal (after from 1-1 draw) 1990-91 Stowmarket Town 3 - 2 Haverhill Rovers 1962-63Leiston Stowmarket during the 2 - 0 pre-season Lowestoft Town of 2018- 1991-92 Sudbury Town 1 - 0 Stowmarket Town 1963-6419 teaming Bury Town up 3with - 0 Lowestoft brother Town Stuart. (after 2-2 draw) 1992-93 Sudbury Town 2 - 1 Brantham Athletic 1964-65Previously Bury Town a professional 4 - 1 Lowestoft at Town Ipswich Town 1993-94 Newmarket Town 2- 1 Sudbury Town 1965-66Jack has Bury returned Town 2 - 1 Haverhillhome toRovers play for his 1994-95 Newmarket Town 1 - 0 Felixstowe Town (after 1-1 draw) 1966-67local club. Lowestoft Town 3 - 0 Stowmarket 1995-96 Bury Town 0 - 0 Woodbridge Town (5-4 on pens) 1967-68Stuart Ipswich Ainsley Town – 4Defender/Midfielder. - 1 Bury Town Stuart joined the club for his second spell 1996-97 Newmarket Town 1 - 0 Stowmarket Town (after 0-0 1968-69 Ipswich Town 5 - 0 Lowestoft Town draw) in the summer of 2014 from Lowestoft 1969-70 Ipswich Town 6 - 1 Sudbury Town Town after their promotion to the Football 1997-98 Sudbury Wanderers 5 - 2 Lowestoft Town (after 0-0 1970-71 Bury Town 1 - 0 Sudbury Town (after 0-0 draw) draw) Conference.
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