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HARTLEY WINTNEY FC CLUB HISTORY
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PROUD HAMPSHIRE CLUB SINCE 1897
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HARTLEY WINTNEY FC CLUB HISTORY
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CLUB OFFICIALS 2020-2021
PRESIDENT TREASURER William Mitchell Colin Charlton VICE PRESIDENT: SECRETARY Nick Vint Phil Blakey
CHAIRMAN Elayne Duddridge
Luke Mullen MATCH SECRETARY VICE CHAIRMAN Gerry Wykes Steve Noakes SUBURBAN LEAGUE SECRETARY HON. LIFE VICE PRESIDENTS David Ray Dennis Burgess, David Willoughby, UNDER 18s SECRETARY Paddy White, Luke Mullen, Brian Tommy Ashby Barnard, Gerry Wykes BAR CHAIRMAN VICE PRESIDENTS Paddy White Derek Ames, Len Ashby, Ian Bedford, MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY Ann Bradley, Mick Clarke, Lisa Collins, Jeremy Fox James Cooke, Neil Doody, Paula COMMITTEE Flanders, Andrew Harris, Frank Ann Bradley Kenton, David Lenthal, Brendan Devlin Margaret Lewington, Bob Major, Jeremy Fox Mark Porter, Mike Roberts, Janet Nick Elkington Richardson, Niall Scott, Linda Scott, Peter Auchterlonie Josie Shipman, Ray Shipman, Ray Boorman Andy Spiers, Chris Stanley, Roy SOCIAL COMMITTEE Stimpson, Trudy Stimpson, Roger Tracy Collier Taplin, Nick Vint, Elayne Duddridge, Lani Kealoha Charman Mick Bradley Samantha Vallance FIRST TEAM MANAGER SPORTS THERAPIST Anthony Millerick Yasser Adnan ASSISTANT MANAGER DEVELOPMENT TEAM MANAGERS Steve Noakes Andy Hunt FIRST TEAM COACHES Ross Weatherstone Neil Woodyer U18 YOUTH TEAM MANAGERS Mark Hurst Dan Ryan Keith Benjamin Steve Bates MATCH DAY OFFICERS CLUB PHOTOGRAPHER Ray Boorman Josie Shipman Jeremy Fox SOCIAL MEDIA Phil Blakey Luke Mullen PRESS OFFICER & WEB ADMIN Tyler House Hartley WintneyKevin F.C. O’Byrne Ashton Kirby MATCH DAY PROGRAMME GROUNDSMAN Tyler House Vacant
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WELCOME TO HARTLEY WINTNEY FC
ood evening Ladies and Ground: Mayesbrook Park, Gentlemen and welcome to the Dagenham Memorial Ground for this G rd Emirates FA Cup 3 Qualifying Round Capacity: 2,500 (200 tie. seated)
Our visitors today are Barking FC. To Chairman: Rob O’Brien all their players, management, committee and supporters, we extend a Manager: Justin Gardner warm welcome and hope you enjoy your short stay with us this evening. League: Isthmian League South Central Barking’s progression to Division this round has come courtesy of victories over The Row suffered their Heybridge Swifts; 2 nil in first league defeat at the the Preliminary Round; a weekend when we were resounding 6-1 against spanked by Hendon. Dunstable Town in the 1st Qualifying Round Personally, I thought we and a win on penalties played some decent stuff against Kings Langley in early in the game, but a the 2nd Qualifying number of unforced errors Round. Kings Langley gave the initiative to the play in the Southern home side and we found League Premier Central, ourselves 2 nil down at the the same level as we play at, so there break. will be no cause for complacency on our part this evening. Hendon were lucky that their ‘keeper remained on the pitch following a A bit about our opponents blatant handball outside the area. The only people not to see it were??? Had Full Name: Barking Football Hendon been reduced to 10 then the Club whole dynamic of the game changes and who knows what the outcome may Nickname(s): The Blues have been. That said, soundly beaten and with several players unavailable, Founded: 1880 (refounded we cannot have too many complaints. 2006)
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WELCOME TO HARTLEY WINTNEY FC
Back to tonight’s encounter, we are home fixture against Badshot Lea. again bound by the FA Cup’s stringent Again, this will be a 7:30pm kick off. alcohol rules and in these difficult times Please come along and support the we can only apologise for the boys if you can. Season ticket holders somewhat draconian measures that are and club members gain free entry. in place. This coupled with the early closing is not something we welcome Please follow the social distancing albeit we understand the need. We ask directives, they are in place for your you for your patience with all things safety. Following the guidelines will safety related in these difficult times. keep us open.
The Development side continued their Get behind the team tonight and thank Suburban League Premier campaign you for your support. on Saturday and secured a well-earned point at Maidstone United. Their record now reads played three, won one, Luke drawn one and lost one. #UTR
The Under 18 side commence their league campaign tomorrow night with a
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MILLERS
ood evening everyone and a carried a big threat throughout the warm welcome to the game and created some very good G Memorial Ground for tonight’s chances, whilst we stuttered. Emirates FA Cup tie. There is no question that we missed To everyone the unavailable players on Saturday connected and changing shape to get a strong with Barking 11 on the pitch also wasn't ideal, but and all first we need to be more resilient than that time visitors, display. Even when playing badly or we hope you playing against a team that are enjoy your rampant, you find a way of staying in time with us. a game and we didn't do that.
Welcome back Tonight's game will be completely to the Row different and as ever, league faithful and standings, form etc. become less thank you for relevant. photo: Mark Sandom all of your support of We will be boosted by getting a few late. I can assure you it doesn't go key players back into the fold and we unnoticed at away grounds. have enjoyed home comforts of late.
It was great to see so much orange in The players know what they must do the ground at Hanwell and then again in order to get into the next round and at Hendon. The vocal support at it has become crystal clear of late home has also been great to hear what style of play suits us best. and no doubt this helps the players. We'll need more of this tonight. I am sure Barking have done their homework on us, as we have them, The result and performance on and we will read absolutely nothing Saturday was uncharacteristic for this into their current form. Everyone we group of players but it should work as have spoken to about them has been a wake up call. We can't keep on complementary and we will take giving teams an early head start, absolutely nothing for granted. whether that’s goals or just the opportunity for the opposition to Enjoy the game. establish themselves in games. UTR Although we rallied after the early goal and played some pretty football, gaining territory etc., Hendon always Millers
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TONIGHT’S OPPOSITION
arking Football Club returned to Between 1978 and 1983, Barking the Isthmian League in 2017 reached the second round of the FA B following a gap of 13 seasons. Cup on four separate occasions. In 1978-79, they overcame Southern The club has competed in many League side Yeovil Town in the first guises throughout its history, which round, but were then beaten by Fourth dates back to at least 1880 when Division Aldershot. Barking Rovers were formed. From 1896 to 1900, another side, Barking The following year, they stunned Third Woodville, played at the Vicarage Division Oxford United in the first Field, which was later used by Barking round with a 1-0 win, but Reading Institute, whose name changed to triumphed 3-1 in the second round. Barking in 1902. After again reaching the first round in In Barking’s early years, they 1981-82, the Blues beat Bideford, competed in the South Essex League, before losing a second round replay at the London League and later the Third Division side Gillingham after the Athenian League, and changed their initial tie ended 1-1. name to Barking Town in 1919. Reverting to their old name in 1932, The last of those cup runs, in the 1983 Barking became champions of the -84 season, saw the Blues knocked Athenian League three years later in out by eventual semi finalists Plymouth 1935. Argyle, and marks the last time Barking have played a match in the Barking were invited to join the proper rounds of the competition. Isthmian League in 1952 and floodlights were installed at the In 1990, Mayesbrook Park was Vicarage Field in 1958; the club deemed unfit to host Premier Division became the first in the Isthmian football by the Isthmian League, but League to play a match under its own Barking were spared relegation when lights. a vote at the league’s AGM went in their favour. In 1973, Barking were required to leave the Vicarage Field by the council However, a 14-year stay in the and moved to its present ground, Isthmian Premier ended a year later Mayesbrook Park. when the club finished 21st and suffered the first relegation in its Under manager Eddie McCluskey, history. After five seasons in Isthmian Barking won the Isthmian League Division One, the club was relegated Premier in the 1978-79 season and again in 1996. were named FA Non-League Team of the Year. In 2001, the Blues won promotion back to Division One and became
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Barking & East Ham United. to set up tonight’s tie, while their FA Trophy campaign was ended after Following restructuring of the league in they were beaten by Margate in a first 2004, Barking & East Ham United qualifying round replay. were transferred to Southern League Division One East for 2004-05 and Barking’s Recent FA Cup Record 2005-06, reaching the play offs in both 2020–21 seasons. 2Q Kings Langley (h) 2-2 (Barking won on pens) Following the tragic death of chairman 1Q Dunstable Town (h) 6-1 Peter Webster in late 2004 and the PR Heybridge Swifts (h) 2-0 subsequent liquidation of the parent 2019–20 company, the club was demoted to the 1Q Kings Langley (a) 1-3 Essex Senior League in 2006 and their PR Aveley (h) 2-1 name reverted to Barking again. 2018–19 PR Bowers & Pitsea (a) 0-1 Barking’s renaissance started when 2017–18 Mick O’Shea and Rob O’Brien guided 2Q Dartford (a) 1-3 the club to third place in the 2014-15 1Q Gorleston (a) 4-0 season and won the Gordon Brasted PRr Saffron Walden Town (a) 4-3 Memorial Trophy. PR Saffron Walden Town (h) 0-0 2016–17 This progress was maintained in 2016- PRr Stanway Rovers (a) 2-3 17 when Glen Golby and Steve Willis PR Stanway Rovers (h) 0-0 led the Blues to the Essex Senior EP Takeley (h) 2-0 League championship, and promotion back to the Isthmian League. First Team Squad 2020–21 Barking spent two seasons in Isthmian Manny Agboola – Goalkeeper League Division One North, now under The hero in the Blues’ penalty shootout the management of current boss win in the last round. Saved three spot Justin Gardner. The Blues finished kicks from Kings Langley players as 10th and 12th before they were Barking won 3-2. transferred to the South Central Division for the 2019-20 season. Jack West-Astuti – Goalkeeper
Former Melbourne City goalkeeper At the time that last season was who was between the sticks for prematurely ended, Barking were 9th with a record of 14 wins, 4 draws and Barking in their preliminary round win 11 losses from 29 matches. They were over Heybridge Swifts last month. knocked out of the FA Cup in the first qualifying round by Kings Langley, Jacob Adeyemi – Defender who incidentally they beat 10 days ago Centre back who has featured
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TONIGHT’S OPPOSITION regularly for the Blues so far this Junior Dadson – Midfielder season, including in the win against Lively winger in his second season at Kings Langley in the last round. Barking. Scored in the last round against Kings Langley. Joe Bruce – Defender Experienced central defender and a Dominic Green – Midfielder regular in the Barking line-up. Missed Joined the Blues earlier this year and his spot kick in the shootout win has past Football League experience against Kings Langley. with the likes of Peterborough United and Dagenham & Redbridge. Came off Louis Dillon – Defender the bench in the last round and netted Full back who recently signed for the one of Barking’s three successful Blues and has made two appearances penalties. off the bench so far this season. Ben O’Brien – Midfielder Junior Luke – Defender Captain of the 2016-17 Essex Senior Another recent signing who played the League winning side who has now full 90 in the last round for the Blues. A racked up nearly 400 appearances for regular starter so far this season. the Blues.
Albie Sheehan-Cozens – Defender Sam Owusu – Midfielder Summer signing from South Park who Recently returned for a second spell at has made three starts so far this the club and has featured regularly for season for the Blues. the Blues so far this season.
Ricky Tarbard – Defender Shermandin Artmeladze – Forward Full back who has been at Barking Scored in the shootout win against since they won the Essex Senior Kings Langley in the last round, but League four seasons ago. Started out was sent off in his most recent in the reserves before becoming a appearance for Barking. regular in the first team. Michael Dixon – Forward Donnell Anderson – Midfielder Powerful striker in his second season Another regular in the Blues line-up at the club. Regularly among the goals since joining the club at the beginning for the Blues last season. of last season. David Fallah – Forward Max Bradford – Midfielder Came off the bench in the last round Key player for the Blues in recent against Kings Langley and scored in seasons who has featured regularly in Barking’s penalty shootout win.. the FA Cup this season.
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TONIGHT’S OPPOSITION
nside forward John “Jack” Leslie Argyle, Bob Jack, had been informed was born in Canning Town, London that Leslie had been selected to play I on 17th August 1901. for the England national team against Ireland. Following the end of the First World War and while still a teenager, Leslie However, the FA committee that had joined local side Barking Town, who chosen Leslie had not seen him play, played in the London League. and were not aware that they had selected the first black player to be Leslie would later form part of one of called up to an England squad. the most successful sides in Barking’s early history and his phenomenal After later finding out what had goalscoring record means, even today, happened and objecting to having a he still ranks as one of the club’s all- black player represent the national time highest goalscorers. team, Leslie’s call up was withdrawn.
In the 1919-20 season, Barking Town Never selected for his country again, won the Essex Senior Cup and a year Leslie later remarked, “They must later, the club became champions of have forgot I was a coloured boy.” It the London League Premier Division was not until Viv Anderson’s first for the first ever time. England cap in 1978 that a black player finally represented the national In June 1921, Barking Town agreed team in a full international match. the sale of Leslie and two of his teammates, Frank Richardson and Alf In 1935, after 14 years at Plymouth Rowe, to Third Division club Plymouth Argyle, Leslie retired from playing and Argyle, who paid just £10 each for worked as a scout for the club. their new signings. In the 1960’s, having returned to East As part of the deal, the two clubs London, West Ham United and future played in a friendly match and Leslie England manager Ron Greenwood scored against his former club in a 2-2 invited Leslie to join his backroom staff draw. as a boot boy and Leslie cleaned the boots of World Cup winners Bobby He made his Argyle debut in a 0-0 Moore, Geoff Hurst and Martin Peters. draw with Merthyr Town in November 1921 and would go on to score 137 Leslie died in 1988 but is still widely goals in 401 appearances, a record regarded as one of Plymouth Argyle’s which leaves him fourth in the club’s greatest ever players. list of all-time top goalscorers. In 2013, the club unveiled a mural of However, it was not just a good Leslie inside their stadium and, in scoring record in the lower leagues 2019, they named their new that Leslie became known for. boardroom in his honour.
In 1925, his manager at Plymouth The Jack Leslie Campaign was then
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BARKING launched in July this year, with the Argyle, Leslie’s two former clubs, primary aim of raising the £100,000 united, and their fundraising efforts required to build a statue of the man helped the campaign to hit its target who should have been England’s first after just six weeks, with donations black player. having now surpassed £130,000.
Supporters from Barking and Plymouth
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HARTLEY WINTNEY JUNIOR FC
SOUTHERN LEAGUE PREMIER SOUTH
mile Ngoy’s late strike was Mazzone sealed the win with his fifth enough for Dorchester Town to goal of the season. E win 1-0 over league leaders Tiverton Town on Saturday. Taunton Town remain unbeaten this season following a 1-0 away win The result saw the Magpies pick up against Farnborough. three points for the first time this season and inflict a first league defeat Owen Howe scored the game’s only on Tivvy, who had started the goal in the second half as Farnborough campaign with four straight wins. drop to the bottom of the table.
Truro City climbed three places up to Salisbury and Poole Town also boast 2nd with a 2-0 home win over Yate unbeaten league records so far this Town. season and played out a 2-2 draw.
Jamie Richards put the home side in Played in front of the maximum crowd front early on, before substitute Alex of 600, Jamie Whisken and Tony Lee Battle’s second half goal secured a were on target for Poole in the first half, comfortable victory over the Bluebells. but Salisbury fought back to rescue a point. Swindon Supermarine continued their good start with a 1-0 win over Substitute Harry Baker halved the Chesham United. deficit in the second half, before Marvin Brooks grabbed a late equaliser Conor McDonagh scored Marine’s against his former club. winner in the second half as the Generals lost for the first time in the Harrow Borough picked up their first league this season. point of the season with a 1-1 draw against Weston-super-Mare. Jack Mazzone scored twice as Metropolitan Police won 3-1 against George Moore put Harrow in front, but Gosport Borough. Nick McCootie equalised for the Seagulls seven minutes later. Mazzone opened the scoring in the 11th minute, before Ben Shroll doubled Beaconsfield Town’s home match with the Met’s lead on the stroke of half Hayes & Yeading United finished time. Dan Wooden pulled one back for goalless as the Rams’ wait for a first Boro early in the second half, but win of the season goes on.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE PREMIER SOUTH
Pos. Club P W D L GF GA Points
1 Tiverton Town 5 4 0 1 13 3 12
2 Truro City 5 3 1 1 9 3 10
3 Poole Town 4 3 1 0 8 5 10
4 Swindon Supermarine 5 3 0 2 8 7 9
5 Metropolitan Police 5 2 2 1 11 7 8
6 Taunton Town 4 2 2 0 5 2 8
7 Hendon 5 2 2 1 10 8 8
8 Salisbury 4 2 2 0 7 5 8
9 Chesham United 5 2 2 1 3 2 8
10 Gosport Borough 5 2 1 2 9 6 7
11 Hayes & Yeading United 5 1 3 1 6 5 6
12 Weston-super-Mare 4 1 2 1 6 6 5
13 Yate Town 5 1 2 2 5 7 5
14 Walton Casuals 4 1 1 2 5 8 4
15 Dorchester Town 4 1 1 2 3 7 4
16 Wimborne Town 4 1 1 2 2 7 4
17 HARTLEY WINTNEY 4 0 3 1 2 6 3
18 Beaconsfield Town 5 0 2 3 2 6 2
19 Harrow Borough 5 0 1 4 2 10 1
20 Farnborough 5 0 1 4 2 10 1
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TONIGHT’S OTHER FIXTURES
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Date Opposition Result Position Att Competition 1 2 3 4
12 Sep H Hamworthy United W 1-0 299 FA Cup Prelim Williams Smart (c) Bird Gater
19 Sep A Walton Casuals D 1-1 8th 150 League Williams Burden Bird Hollamby
22 Sep H Erith & Belvedere W 5-0 254 FA Cup 1QR Williams Smart (c) Bird Drage
29 Sep A Chesham United D 0-0 14th 373 League Williams Smart (c) Bird Drage
03 Oct A Hanwell Town W 5-3 280 FA Cup 2QR Williams Smart (c) Bird Drage
06 Oct H Beaconsfield Town D 1-1 16th 242 League Williams Smart (c) Bird Drage
10 Oct A Hendon L 0-4 17th 291 League Williams Stow Bird Drage
13 Oct H Barking FA Cup 3QR
17 Oct H Salisbury League
24 Oct A Harrow Borough League
27 Oct H Yate Town League
31 Oct Trophy 3QR
03 Nov A Swindon Supermarine League
07 Nov H Wimborne Town League
14 Nov H Truro City League
17 Nov A Poole Town League
21 Nov A Taunton Town League
24 Nov H Weston-super-Mare League
05 Dec A Hayes & Yeading United League
08 Dec H Swindon Supermarine League
12 Dec A Tiverton Town League
19 Dec H Dorchester Town League
26 Dec A Farnborough League
02 Jan H Gosport Borough League
09 Jan A Salisbury League
16 Jan H Hendon League
23 Jan A Beaconsfield Town League
30 Jan H Walton Casuals League
13 Feb H Chesham United League
27 Feb H Hayes & Yeading United League
02 Mar A Yate Town League
06 Mar H Harrow Borough League
13 Mar A Wimborne Town League
20 Mar H Tiverton Town League
27 Mar A Dorchester Town League
03 Apr A Metropolitan Police League
05 Apr H Farnborough League
10 Apr H Poole Town League
17 Apr A Truro City League
24 Apr H Taunton Town League
01 May A Weston-super-Mare League
03 May A Gosport Borough League 08 May H Metropolitan Police League
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Drage Stow Webb Griffiths Wright 1 Parker Argent Hollamby Nuur Smith
Hollamby Drage Smith (c) 1 Nuur Webb Wright Parker Argent Eatwell Burt Gater
Hollamby 1 Smith Griffiths Nuur Wright 2 Parker 1 Argent Stow Eatwell Burt 1
Hollamby Smith Stow Griffiths Wright Parker Nuur Webb Eshun
Hollamby Smith 1 Stow Griffiths Eshun 1 Parker 2 Nuur Gater Webb Burt
Hollamby Smith Stow Griffiths Argent 1 Burt Webb Raggett Nuur
Gater Smith (c) Griffiths Nuur Argent Burt Webb Raggett Smart Eatwell
MATCH REPORT
HENDON 4 Hartley responded well and played HARTLEY WINTNEY 0 some neat football. On eight minutes, Sam Argent set up Josh Webb some The Pitching In Southern 20 yards out. The midfielder’s powerful League Premier South, shot was beaten out by Rihards Saturday 10th October 2020 Matrevics in the Dons goal. Match report by David Graham On 14 minutes, good work by Dean Hartley Wintney’s six match Stow down the left opened up a chance unbeaten run came to an end for Anis Nuur. His shot was deflected, following a heavy defeat at Hendon. and Argent reacted quickly to head onto the top of the crossbar. As last Tuesday, they were missing a number of their regular players, Seven minutes later, with Hartley including strikers Kingsley Eshun, Mitch holding an edge, Lukas Burt created an Parker and Ben Wright. opening for Dom Griffiths, who saw his shot saved by a well-positioned Like last year’s fixture at Silver Jubilee Matrevics. Park, Hartley conceded a very early goal. On two minutes, following a Hendon’s lively forwards looked the Hendon corner, Shaun Lucien’s cross more incisive and, on 22 minutes, Joe found the head of an unmarked Joe Howe set up Lucien who saw his shot White. The striker’s looping header deflected wide. went over the Row defence and goalkeeper Luke Williams and went in A minute later, Hendon almost off the post. increased their lead when a cross from Photo: Josie Shipman
Anis Nuur in possession photo: Josie Shipman
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HENDON (A) the left found Jayden Clarke unmarked and his powerful header brought out an amazing point blank save from Williams. However, from the resulting corner, the home side increased their lead.
Hendon worked the ball in following a short corner on the right. Lucien moved towards the area and his shot went through a crowd of players into the corner of the net.
Hartley were struggling and, on 27 minutes, Lucien gave Howe an opening which he blazed wide.
Just before half time, there was a moment of controversy. A long ball Dean Stow heads the ball clear photo: Josie Shipman forward saw Matrevics rush from his goal. As the ball bounced, he appeared to handle it while well outside field with a three on two situation. the penalty area. Referee Daniel Solomon Sambou had options on both Simpson was poorly positioned and the sides but picked the best one in Clarke, assistant referee, who had a decent who ran on and shot home. view, must have thought the ball hit the keeper’s chest and Matrevics was The Row almost pulled a goal back on saved from an early bath. 60 minutes when Matt Drage saw his header from a Ty Smith corner crash On the stroke of half time, Nuur gave off the underside of the crossbar. Argent a chance and the striker saw his effort saved by Matrevics. Both sides had chances as the game entered the final stages. The best Like the first half, the Row were very opportunity for Hartley came in the 85th slow out of the blocks and conceded minute when a good run and cross two goals in the first six minutes. A from substitute Josh Eatwell found no spell of Dons pressure on 49 minutes takers. [D Graham] ended with a corner from the right. Lucien’s flag kick found Toby Byron, Hartley Line-Up: Williams; Stow, who headed in powerfully, Gater, Drage, Bird; Smith (c), Webb, unchallenged. Griffiths, Nuur; Burt, Argent.
Two minutes later, Hartley won a Subs: Raggett (replaced Griffiths), corner, but when Matrevics punched Smart (replaced Webb), Eatwell the ball clear, Hendon broke quickly up (replaced Burt), Hollamby, Ikpo Ondo.
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MATCH REPORT
HARTLEY WINTNEY 1 Eshun was unfit following his fine BEACONSFIELD TOWN 1 efforts in the FA Cup the previous Saturday. The Pitching In Southern League Premier South, Sam Argent made a welcome return to Tuesday 6th October 2020 the line-up after injury and made up the Match report by David Graham strike force with Shane Hollamby and Lukas Burt. Hartley Wintney maintained their unbeaten start to the season, The Rams included the much-travelled extending the record to six matches, strikers Jefferson Louis and James while Beaconsfield Town put their Ewington in their line-up. first point on the board, having lost all their opening league fixtures until Beaconsfield had the first chance on 12 this game. minutes when a well worked free kick saw Callum Webb feed Luke Neville The Row were some way short of their who shot wide. best, with three of their four main strikers missing. Two minutes later, Hartley recorded their first effort when Argent found Ben Wright and Mitch Parker began space coming in from the left and shot
three match suspensions, and Kingsley just wide.
(l-r) Nathan Smart, Dean Stow, Matt Drage and Tom Bird Pic: Josie Shipman Pic:Josie 28 Hartley Wintney v Barking
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A minute later, a Josh Webb corner Burt was again in action on 69 minutes found Hollamby who headed over. The as he created a chance for himself but Row held an edge and looked again shot wide. threatening from corner kicks. The Rams looked more threatening as On 19 minutes, the Rams had a break the game entered its latter stages and and Jordan Ajanlekoko was unlucky to they pulled level on 72 minutes. see his effort deflected narrowly wide. Louis and Bayley Brown combined in Webb had a chance for Hartley on 26 midfield to feed the overlapping Webb. minutes and curled his effort just wide. The full back's cross was turned into the net at the near post by Ewington. Two minutes later, a Ty Smith corner was headed wide by Hollamby. On 80 minutes, Beaconsfield had a penalty claim turned down when After 39 minutes, the Row took the substitute Harry Scott went down in the lead. A good move down the left saw area. Tom Bird and Hollamby combine to create an opening for Argent. The Three minutes from the end, Hartley Hartley striker scored with a good shot substitute Toby Raggett got free for the from the edge of the box. Row and rounded Forster. However, faced with a tight angle, he rolled the On the stroke of half time, Beaconsfield ball across the front of the goal and ‘keeper Adam Forster brought off a somehow the backtracking good save from a Dean Stow free kick. Beaconsfield defenders managed to clear. The Rams came out of the blocks quickly in the second period and almost Despite some late pressure, Hartley pulled level in their first attack. Louis were unable to further test the fed Ewington, who was clean through. impressive Forster in the Rams goal. [D However, Luke Williams in the Hartley Graham] goal pulled off an excellent save. Hartley Line-Up: Williams; Smart (c), On 48 minutes, the Hartley defence Stow, Drage, Bird; Smith, Griffiths, had a narrow escape. Beaconsfield’s Webb; Burt, Hollamby, Argent. Webb made ground down the right and his low cross eluded everyone when Subs: Raggett (replaced Hollamby), only a tap-in was required. Nuur (replaced Webb), Gater, Eatwell, Beauchamp. Hartley responded and Burt managed to get on the end of a Stow pass but shot wide.
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FIRST TEAM SQUAD 2020–21
Anthony Millerick, Tyron Smith, Midfielder: Manager: ‘Millers’ has The club’s vice-captain been Hartley manager and regular penalty taker since 2015 and has since now in his fourth season guided the club to two with the Row. Awarded Combined Counties Manager’s Player of the league titles and successive Season in the summer after some promotions in 2017 and 2018. His other excellent performances. achievements in that time include winning the Aldershot Senior Cup, Luke Williams, reaching the semi final of the Goalkeeper: Joined the Hampshire Senior Cup and guiding the club last summer and club to an 8th placed finish in its first played 38 times in all ever season at Step 3. competitions last season, more than any other Steve Noakes, Assistant player. Winner of the Supporters’ Manager: ‘Noaksey’ Player and Players’ Player of the became Hartley assistant Season awards. manager in 2019 after a five-year spell as a player Joe Gater, Defender: at the club. A central Featured regularly for the defender and former club captain, he club after joining midway was part of the squad that won back-to- through last season and back Combined Counties league titles, scored twice in Hartley’s followed by promotion to Step 3 via the Aldershot Senior Cup play-offs in 2018. quarter final win back in February.
Hartley’s first team staff also includes Sam Argent, Striker: highly regarded coaches Mark Hurst Former club captain who and Keith Benjamin, who joined in re-joined earlier this year. 2018, and Neil Woodyer, who arrived Scored 50 goals in a year later. Yasser Adnan has joined successive seasons the club this season as our new sports during his first spell as therapist. Hartley won back-to-back league titles.
Nathan Smart, Defender: Josh Webb, Midfielder: Hartley’s club captain in Now in his fourth season each of our three seasons at the club and remains a as a Step 3 club. An fans’ favourite. Helped experienced player and the club to win promotion leader who was awarded in his debut season Players’ Player of the before winning Managers’ Player of the Season in his first year at the club. Season a year later as Hartley achieved a top half finish.
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FIRST TEAM SQUAD 2020–21
Shane Hollamby, Matt Drage, Defender: Defender: Made a Arrived midway through successful return to Hartley’s first season at Hartley last season as Step 3 and helped steer one of the standout the club to a top half performers. Won back-to- finish. Briefly left Hartley back Combined Counties league titles last season but has featured regularly in a previous spell with the club. since his return in February.
Tom Bird, Defender: Dominic Griffiths, Experienced player who Midfielder: Young and established himself as exciting playmaker who Hartley’s first choice left joined in the summer and back after joining at the made his debut in the beginning of last season. club’s opening match of One of the club’s most consistent the season. performers last term and turned down offers from other clubs to remain a Anis Nuur, Midfielder: Hartley player this season. Attacking midfielder who has shown grown Dean Stow, Midfielder: potential since joining the Set piece specialist who club from Westfield in the re-joined Hartley for a summer. second spell in the summer. Captained the Ben Wright, Striker: side that won promotion Experienced recent to Step 3 via the play-offs in 2018. signing who scored on his Hartley debut against Kingsley Eshun, Hamworthy United in Striker: Scored against September. Former clubs the Row for Hendon last include Basingstoke Town, season before joining in Peterborough United and Braintree February. One to watch Town. this season. Chris Harris, Goalkeeper: Mitchell Parker, Striker: Highly rated second Now in his second spell choice goalkeeper who is with the club after re- dual registered with joining in January. Has a Combined Counties side good goalscoring record Frimley Green. Won man and netted four times of the match in Hartley’s 3-0 away win away at Harrow Borough last season, vs Walton Casuals last season. which sparked an upturn in the club’s form.
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FIRST TEAM SQUAD 2020–21
Ethan Burden, Defender: Exciting four years playing in the USA. young full back who joined from Combined Counties League side Ascot Cameron Rohart-Brown, Defender: United. Made his Hartley debut in the Young full back signed from Hellenic club’s first league match of the season. League side Burnham and has dual registered with Isthmian League club Josh Eatwell, Defender: Recent Westfield. signing for the U23 Development squad who made his first team debut as a Sonny Haynes, Midfielder: Recent substitute against Walton Casuals in signing who has shown great potential September. since joining Hartley following his release by Swindon Town. Lukas Burt, Striker: Re-joined Hartley for a second spell in the summer after
photo: Josie Shipman
photo: Josie Shipman
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U23 DEVELOPMENT TEAM
Hartley U23 away After Saturday’s deserved draw at this Saturday Maidstone United, the Row’s Development team are on their travels Chippenham Town again for another Suburban League (Suburban) v Premier fixture this weekend. Hartley Wintney U23 Development Hartley face Chippenham Town, who Saturday 17th October 2020, kick have lost their first four matches, at Hardenhuish Park. off 3pm
SUBURBAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE PREMIER DIVISION TABLE
Pos. Club P W D L GF GA Points
1 Corinthian U21’s 4 3 0 1 11 6 9
2 Slough Town U23 4 3 0 1 8 4 9
Sutton Common Rovers 3 4 3 0 1 8 5 9 Development
4 Hanworth Villa Reserves 4 3 0 1 8 6 9
Maidstone United 5 5 2 2 1 12 8 8 Development
6 Metropolitan Police Reserves 3 2 1 0 8 6 7
7 Oxford City U23 4 2 1 1 9 11 7
8 Bromley U23 3 1 1 1 5 4 4
HARTLEY WINTNEY U23 9 3 1 1 1 5 4 4 DEVELOPMENT
10 Aldershot Town U23 4 1 0 3 11 9 3
11 Abbey Rangers Development 4 1 0 3 5 7 3
12 Woking U23 5 1 0 4 10 13 3
13 Lingfield Reserves 3 1 0 2 2 7 3
Chippenham Town 14 4 0 0 4 8 20 0 (Suburban)
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CLUB NOTICEBOARD
Hartley Wintney Football Club – F.A. League Rule 2.13
Ownership: In accordance with The Football Association Rule 2.13 Publication of Ownership in relation to Step 1 to Step 6 clubs within the football pyramid, we hereby confirm that the Legal Status of HARTLEY WINTNEY FOOTBALL CLUB takes the ‘Form’ of an Unincorporated Association. Hartley Wintney FC has a constitution which sets out the rules that govern its relationship and membership, and elects a Management Committee to run the organisation on behalf of its private members. That committee currently consists of the club’s elected Officers. A full copy of the constitution can be found on the Club Web Site: www.hartleyfc.com/club.html (see PDF Club Constitution)
Are you signed up to the Hartley Wintney FC 100 Club?
This is a monthly draw which takes place on the last Friday of each month at 7pm. There are three prizes. The first prize is £100, the second is £25 and the third prize, the club prize, is £25, but to you have to be at the club when the draw is made to win this. If the winner isn’t present, the money rolls over to the next draw.
Ask at the bar about signing up to our 100 Club. 50% of the funds go back to Your Club. £5 per month/£60 per year. Remember, you have to a) be in the draw to stand a chance of winning anything, and b) be at the club when the draw is made if your name comes up and you want to claim the club prize.
Upcoming Fixtures at the Memorial Ground:
Hartley Wintney U18 v Badshot Lea U18 Wednesday 14th October, 7:30pm kick off Allied Counties Youth Football League Central Division
Hartley Wintney v Salisbury Saturday 17th October, 3:00pm kick off The Pitching In Southern Premier Division South
Hartley Sunday v Republic of Chineham Res Sunday 18th October, 10:30am kick off Basingstoke & District Football League Division Two
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GROUND RULES AND REGULATIONS
1. All persons entering this ground area. All bar areas will close fifteen are only admitted subject to these minutes before kick off time. rules and the rules and regulations 5. Climbing of floodlight pylons, of the Football Association. fences, stands and other buildings 2. The Club reserves the right to is strictly forbidden and the police prosecute or to eject or cause to be and club stewards have the right to ejected any persons who within the eject any persons found doing so. ground or the club premises is 6. Spectators are advised that they considered by the Club its must keep to the designated hard employees or agents (hereinafter standings within the confines of the called the Club) in their absolute ground, these being defined as the discretion to be, or to have been walkway to the perimeter of the behaving in any of the following pitch on 3 sides excluding the area ways: to Southern Haye behind the top (a) Entering the field of play before goal, the dedicated stand and the or during the course of a game. sheltered area outside the club The field of play is that area within house. the railings surrounding the 7. Spectators are reminded that they perimeter of the pitch and the area must not retrieve any footballs that beyond the goal line at the go in the hedges or rough grass Southern Haye end of the ground. areas. The Club will not be (b) Using obscene or abusive responsible for any injury sustained language or persistent swearing. by any spectator retrieving footballs (c) Being drunk or under the howsoever caused. A Club Official influence of drink or drugs to any or designated ball boy will retrieve degree. any balls that exit the field of play. (d) Making vulgar gestures. 8. ALL vehicles parked in and around the ground must be properly parked (e) Using abusive language or to ensure access for emergency behaviour, racial or otherwise. vehicles and to minimise disruption 3. NO bottles, metal cans, glasses, to local residents. All vehicles are placards, firearms, knives or other parked strictly at the owner’s risk. similar articles are permitted and 9. No unauthorised vehicles are the police and club stewards have allowed in the Clubhouse/changing the right to search any spectator at room car parking area. The Club anytime and to confiscate any reserves the right to remove any article which they consider could be vehicle parked in contravention of a danger to any other spectators. this regulation. The Club will not be 4. NO alcohol is to be consumed responsible for any damage caused within the ground. Alcohol may only whilst removing the vehicle. be consumed within the confines of the clubhouse or other such By order of The Committee designated and properly licensed Hartley Wintney Football Club
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HARTLEY’S HISTORY IN THE FA CUP
2003-04 PRE SLADE GREEN A 2-1 1Q BRACKNELL TOWN A 2-3 2004-05 PRE ASH UNITED H 1-2 2008-09 EP COVE H 3-1 PRE GOSPORT BOROUGH A 0-5 2009-10 EP HOLMESDALE H 1-2 2010-11 EP MOLESEY A 2-0 PRE WHITEHAWK H 2-2 PREr WHITEHAWK A 0-4 2011-12 EP PETERSFIELD TOWN A 2-1 PRE ALRESFORD TOWN A 4-1 1Q BASHLEY H 1-0 2Q BIDEFORD H 2-1 3Q BASINGSTOKE TOWN A 0-4 2012-13 EP HOLMER GREEN H 2-1 PRE WANTAGE TOWN A 1-4 2013-14 EP KIDLINGTON A 1-1 EPr KIDLINGTON H 5-2 PRE BADSHOT LEA A 3-2 1Q CAMBERLEY TOWN H 0-0 1Qr CAMBERLEY TOWN A 2-0 2Q EASTBOURNE TOWN A 5-1 3Q CLEVEDON TOWN H 1-1 3Qr CLEVEDON TOWN A 4-3 4Q DAVENTRY TOWN H 1-6 2014-15 EP FRIMLEY GREEN H 2-1 PRE ARDLEY UNITED A 1-1 PREr ARDLEY UNITED H 0-0 (Ardley United won 5-4 on penalties) 2015-16 EP CHINNOR A 2-0 PRE BANBURY UNITED H 5-2 1Q FLEET TOWN H 1-1 1Qr FLEET TOWN A 4-0 2Q MERTHYR TOWN A 1-0 3Q EASTBOURNE BOROUGH A 2-3 2016-17 EP SPELTHORNE SPORTS A 3-4 2017-18 PRE BROCKENHURST A 5-1 1Q BASINGSTOKE TOWN A 2-2 1Qr BASINGSTOKE TOWN H 1-0 2Q CINDERFORD TOWN A 0-1 2018-19 PRE BAFFINS MILTON ROVERS A 4-1 1Q DORKING WANDERERS A 0-2 2019-20 1Q SPELTHORNE SPORTS H 3-0 2Q CHICHESTER CITY H 0-0 2Qr CHICHESTER CITY A 0-1
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Luke WILLIAMS (GK) Manny AGBOOLA (GK)
Nathan SMART Ricky TARBARD
Tom BIRD Junior LUKE
Matt DRAGE Ben O’BRIEN
Joe GATER Joe BRUCE
Tyron SMITH Albie SHEEHAN-COZENS
Dominic MORGAN-GRIFFITHS Sam OWUSU
Anis NUUR Donnell ANDERSON
Sam ARGENT Max BRADFORD
Lukas BURT Shermandin ARTMELADZE
Josh WEBB Dominic GREEN
Dean STOW Louis DILLON
Shane HOLLAMBY Isaac WESTENDORF
Kingsley ESHUN Michael DIXON
Ethan BURDEN Junior DADSON
Josh EATWELL Jacob ADEYEMI
Toby RAGGETT David FALLAH
Chris HARRIS (GK) Jack WEST-ASTUTI (GK)
NEXT HOME MATCH: v Salisbury
Saturday 17th October 2020, Kick Off 3:00pm
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