OFFICIAL HARTLEY WINTNEY FC MATCHDAY PROGRAMME: £2 the rowhartleyfc.com v BARKING | EMIRATES FA CUP 3rd QUALIFYING ROUND TUESDAY 13th OCTOBER 2020 | KICK OFF 7:30PM HARTLEY WINTNEY FC CLUB HISTORY 2 Hartley Wintney v Barking PROUD HAMPSHIRE CLUB SINCE 1897 Hartley Wintney v Barking 3 HARTLEY WINTNEY FC CLUB HISTORY 4 Hartley Wintney v Barking 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 Hartley Wintney v Barking 5 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) 6 Hartley Wintney v Barking 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 Hartley Wintney v Barking 7 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 8 Hartley Wintney v Barking Hartley Wintney F.C. 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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.