FLACKWELL HEATH SEASON 2010-11 SEASON 2010-11 wootton bassett town f.c. bassett f.c. town wootton official matchday programme 2010-11 issue 09 £1.50 programme 2010-11 official matchday
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Programme Printing & Sponsor Front Cover Photo:Shaun Carter is wrestled out of it at Bracknell Wootton Bassett Town FC EDITORIAL would like to thank our kit Good afternoon and welcome back to Rylands Way for this Uhlsport Hellenic Premier League sponsors for this season: fixture against Flackwell Heath. We wish a warm welcome to the players, officials and supporters from Flackwell Heath who have made the long journey for this fixture and wish them Senior Section a safe journey home. It is with great sadness that I have to report the death of our former Chairman John Reynolds. First Team – TBA John was Chairman for three seasons from 1994-95 through to 1996-97 having joined the Club in First Team Tracksuits & T-shirts – C.S. Building Services the early 1980s when son Marcus was playing for our Youth Team (the Club had just one youth side at that time), a side managed by myself. When I went to University a month or so into the and Macmillan Cancer Support season, John and my father took over the running of the Youth side that was at the time playing Reserves – Ganges Indian Cuisine in the Mid Wilts League. The side included some very good players including Danny Groom, Steve Thomas, Paul Gerrish, Dave Alstowe and Gavin Russ, as well as Johns son Marcus. The Under 18 Floodlit – Quickmovenow.com side did well in the league and also made the Cup final at Devizes Town where they met Devizes Saints in the final back May 1981, a game which I still hold a copy of the match day programme. Ladies – Aftech Sheet metal & fabrications and Following this initial involvement in the Youth set up John remained involved in the Club and, as bristol batteries noted above, eventually took over the helm as Chairman. After stepping down as Chairman John continued writing match reports for the programme and was still writing the reports when the Clubs website first came into existence. Our thoughts are with his family and friends at this sad YOUTH SECTION time. Having not made a First Team game for some time it was good to catch two games last week Under 18 – Aftech Limited played down my neck of the woods. On a cold Wednesday night it was disappointing to see the Under 16 Girls - SciMAT Ltd side go down 3-0 at Ascot after such an excellent first half. It was an eventful game and Scoops match report on the disappointing evening at Ascot Racecourse is included in tonights Under 16 - K & M Developments, C.S. Building Services, programme. The 3-0 score certainly flattered the home side who played the whole of the second A.T. Kitchin Homes half with just ten men and the last couple of minutes with just nine. Once we went behind you could see the confidence visibly drain from the side and this was carried over into the first half on Under 15 - GSL UK Limited Saturday away at Rayners Lane in the cup. In what was probably the worst half I have seen from Under 14 Girls - TBA the side all season, there was a total lack of confidence on the ball and a lot of arguing amongst the players and we really did not get much of a look in against what was a mid-table Division Under 14A – The Barber Shop, One side. A stern talk at half time from coach Turner seemed to do the trick though, as a much PAS Construction, CCTV Nationwide, improved second half saw us through to the next round courtesy of another two goals from Sam Collier, taking his total in all competitions to 16 for the season. Surehome Construction, Wason & Webb Looking at what is in tonights programme, the From the Archives feature this week looks back Under 14B – TBA to 1960-1 when Mickey Jefferies was banging in the goals for Wootton Bassett Town in the Under 12 – C.S. Building Services Wiltshire League Premier Division. The Player Profile this week features Craig Bowden. The August edition of the Clubs newsletter Touchline is once again featured and the Moonraker Under 11 – Total Value Consultancy, I.C.C. Car & features the heroics this week from Swindon Supermarine in the FA Cup. There is the usual Commercial Vehicle Body Repairs, updated league table of the Clubs own Fantasy Football League, which sees yours truly jump up into fourth place but Ladies Section Head Bryan Wood continues to lead the way. World of Babcock Homesafe everyday Soccer reproduces an article that Scoop wrote for the London School of Economics Newspaper Under 10A - Quattro Group, High Motive on the subject of the England football team whilst the Youth Section page includes a round-up from the last two weeks of action. Under 10B - WGS Power & Lighting Ltd, High Motive Please note that the First Team are again at home on Tuesday night when a much improved Under 9 - S.D.C. South Marston Oxford City Nomads are the visitors to Rylands Way fresh from an excellent win in midweek Under 8 - TBA against Reading Town We can certainly expect a much tougher encounter than the last time the two sides met and your support would be very much appreciated from Dave and the team again Training Equipment – Don Rogers Sports on Tuesday night, 7.45pm kick-off for this one. First Team Training Kit Sponsor – Milfed Enjoy the game and cheer the lads on to three more points.
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It was quite fitting that less than 24 hours after Gary Lineker asked the poignant question whether England could win the next World Cup in a true tear-jerker of a documentary that current Three Lions boss Fabio Capello called up uncapped, 33-year-old forward Kevin Davies. That is after attempting, unsuccessfully it must be added, to lure Emile Heskey out of international retirement.
Surely that answered the question posed by the jug-eared face of Walkers Crisps and Match of the Day there and then, by demonstrating how bare the cupboard the Italian has to choose from actually is. When youre considering giving debuts to players closer to the end, rather than the beginning, of their careers it suggests the future is rather bleak.
Merely to float that particular question though, after the shower of s**t produced during the summer in South Africa, was ludicrous. Particularly so given Lineker witnessed firsthand the tragicomedy enacted by Capellos merry men, most of whom comprised what was billed as English footballs Golden Generation.
Having failed miserably to live up to that hype not just this year, but at every tournament since 2002, failure to qualify for the 2008 European Championships in Austria and Switzerland being the nadir, a less precious metal should really prefix the term generation used to describe the era Gerrard, Lampard, Owen, Terry et al have been a part of. Tinfoil, with its shiny exterior but culpability for crumpling under the slightest of pressure, perhaps?
Strangely though the lingering post-World Cup malaise, demonstrated by Linekers forty minute autopsy that didn’t really delve deeply into the multitude of problems holding the national team back and only really offered the one solution: copy Spain, has been mixed with a faint but noticeable rekindling of optimism.
And all because of a pair of positive results against middleweights Bulgaria and Switzerland to begin the Euro 2012 qualifying campaign, and the promotion of a couple of talented, albeit highly inexperienced, youngsters to the main squad. Whether or not they become permanent fixtures, something which will go hand-in-hand with whether they can become permanent fixtures at club level, is another question. Currently, the list of young English players who are appearing in the Premier League on a regular basis is miniscule. And it is an environment in which young talent can flourish that is, above all else, needed in this country. But that is just not going to be compatible with the ethos of clubs in the top flight, particularly that of those at the top.
By all means, Capello could have plumped for 21-year-old Newcastle United forward Andy Carroll, who has so far transferred the form he showed last season in The Championship to the highest level of English football, instead of Davies; indeed, the last time the Italian overlook the ponytailed Geordie he was branded as a jackass by the bastion of serious journalism that is The Sun.
In addition to him Marc Albrighton, Phil Jones and current media darling Jack Wilshere have all been receiving extensive playing time so far this season. But the spotlight being placed on the latters young shoulders through comparisons with the likes of teammate Cesc Fabregas so early into his career is worrying. During their formative years, players need to be given the chance to grow without such lofty expectations hanging over them. Yet the majority of their peers, including the likes of Kieran Gibbs, Daniel Sturridge and Chris Smalling, all highly touted and at a critical period in their development, continue to see their opportunities limited. Unless given the chance to do more than just perfect the art of bench warming, no doubt more introspective documentaries will be available for Lineker to front. FROM THE DUGOUT
Firstly I would like to welcome the players, officials and supporters of Flackwell Heath to Ryland’s Way. We hope you enjoy your short stay with us and will join us all for a drink in the bar after the game.
At last we are at the end of October. We always knew October was going to be a tough month with every team we played being in the top eight, and in all honesty most of them will be there at the end of the season.
Although we lost the majority of those games we can take some positives from our learnings. One thing for sure at this level, if you do not stay focused and compete for the whole 90 minutes you will end up on the wrong end of a defeat.
November will be tough but there are definitely some winnable games in those fixtures. The important thing is that we learn from our defeats and make sure we become a better team for our experience.
On Monday we had our first mixed training session with the Reserves and I can only say how pleased I am with the calibre of the youngsters we are attracting to the club. Young Jack Paish and Pittsy have been very impressive for the Reserves over the last few games. Simon (Paish) and Simon (Packer) are doing a great job with the way that they are developing our youngsters. I firmly believe that a few of the youngster will be around the fringes of the First Team squad over the coming months.
One young player you will see making his debut at home in the next couple of games is Elliot Knight. Elliot has just been released by Swindon and has agreed to join us for the coming season. He is definitely one to watch and will be a great asset to us over the coming months.
The First Team had a night out after our cup win at Rayners Lane on Saturday. Unfortunately I could not make it as I had a prior engagement. The lads obviously missed my company because each and every one of them was kind enough to text me late into the evening, to tell me what a wonderful Mgr I was and how much they all missed me. Actually most of the texts were too rude to mention. Let’s just say that! I never died, I have a father, nothing was inserted anywhere is should not have been. Cannot wait to see you all on Saturday
OPPONENTS HISTORY
Flackwell Heath FC • Club History Team Profiles Flackwell Heath FC Jamie Jackson Goal Keeper Sam Southerden Defence Flackwell Heath FC was founded in 1907 and the club joined the High Wycombe and Has played for Slough, Harrow Borough, A member of the Flackwell Heath youth team District League for its inaugural season. The Heathens proved to be a major force in Marlow, Chesham Utd and Flackwell Heath. that won the Allied Counties League in 2004. local football, having won twelve Wycombe League championship titles and the High Also helped local rivals Burnham into the FA Moved on to Burnham to gain first team Cup 1st round during a loan spell in 2005/06. experience and returned to Wilks Park during Wycombe Senior Challenge Cup on a record twelve occasions. Returned to Wilks Park for this season. the summer. Commanding presence. Age 23
In the 1950’s Flackwell joined the Great Western Combination League and won this Adam Durrant Defence Harry Pritchard Defence league twice before returning to the Wycombe League. Stylish defender who started his career at Exciting young talent, joined the club last Maidenhead United where he won two Berks season, established himself as first choice and Bucks Senior Cups and one Ryman left back. An attacking threat down the left League Cup. Moved to Oxford City in 2005 with his accurate passing ability. and joined Flackwell in January 2009. Age 27
Mark Weedon Defence Ben Sturgess Defence Stylish but powerful central defender who Ben joined the Heathens in October 2009 and signed from Uxbridge in July 2009. Previously has added tremendous energy to the midfield with Brentford, also appeared for Harrow department. Runs all day and has a Borough, Wealdstone and Watford. Age 31 never-say-die attitude.
James Tripp Defence Jack Harding Midfield A very reliable full back. His composure and An uncompromising defender, Jack was a ability on the ball is exceptional which makes member of Flackwell Youth's Allied Counties him not only a threat going forwards but also a League winning team of 2003/04. Has calming influence when defending. Previously recently re-joined The Heathens from played for Chalfont Wasps. Chalfont Wasps
In the 1970's they continued their success and the clubhouse was built as the first stage of their rise into Eamon McConigely Midfield James Pritchard Midfield senior football. The clubhouse was opened in 1974. In 1975 The Heathens won the Berks and Bucks Experienced mid fielder who also plays Started out at Marlow FC where he scored Intermediate Cup and the Reading Senior Cup. In 1977 the club achieved Senior status and moved up into Gaelic Football. Formerly with Slough Town, 100 goals from midfield. Moved on to the Hellenic League Division One. Promotion to the Premier Division was achieved at the first attempt. After Maidenhead United and Burnham. Uxbridge in 2006 then Slough Town in 2007, five seasons in this league, during which time floodlights were installed at Wilks Park, Flackwell were before joining Flackwell as player/assistant elected into the Athenian League. In 1984 they joined the expanding Isthmian League. The clubs first manager in December 2008. season in this competition saw them playing in Division Two (North) and against some tough opposition they finished in a respectable eighth position. The following season Flackwell was switched to Division Two Paul Shone Midfield Nathan Poulton Midfield (South) where life turned out to be even tougher. At the end of season 1990-91, after finishing below Paul started out with Flackwell Heath Youth Played last season for Bracknell Town and mid-table, The Heathens found themselves placed in the newly formed Ryman League Division Three. and progressed through to the first team joined up with The Heathens for the current before moving on for spells at Wokingham campaign. Impressive in the pre-season In 2002/03 Flackwell reached the 4th qualifying round of the FA Cup, losing 4-1 at home against Crawley Town and Chalfont Wasps. Returned to Wilks friendlies with his combative skills and neat and finished third in the newly formed Ryman League Division Two the highest position achieved to date. Park for this season. Age 28 passing ability. The Youth team also won the Allied Counties League Southern Division in this year. The High Wycombe Senior Challenge Cup for a record twelfth time in 2003/04, beating Prestwood 4-0 in the Sam Walters Midfield Adam Paget Midfield final at Adams Park, the home of Wycombe Wanderers. Product of the Heathens Allied Counties Fast and skillful left sided midfield player who Youth League Championship winning side has recently joined for his second spell with In season 2004/05 The Heathens reached the 4th Qualifying Round of the FA Cup for the second time in from last season. Loaned out to Marlow The Heathens. Previously played for Chalfont three years, this time losing 3-0 at Ryman Premier Division Billericay Town and were runners-up in the United last season to gain experience and Wasps and Beaconsfield SYCOB. Age 23 Ryman League Associate Members Cup, losing 2-1 after extra time to Division Two champions Ilford on sure to be a prominent figure in the future. their own ground. Callum Coull Midfield Riccardo Cannon Forward The veterans team won the FA Umbro Sunday Cup, a feat which was repeated in 2006 and 2007. After Skillful mid fielder who chips in with his fair In his fourth season at Wilks Park, Riccardo is winning the first final the lads went to The Bernabeu Stadium and played against Real Madrid veterans for share of goals. Formerly with Marlow United. a prolific goalscorer. Scored over 70 league the European Cup and lost by 3-1. goals thus far and over 100 in all competi- tions. Flackwell finished fourth in Ryman League Division Two in 2005/06, narrowly missing out on promotion. After the end of 2006/07 the FA reorganised the non-league pyramid and we were due to be relegated into the South Midlands Spartan League until Barking and East Ham United went out of business and we were Lloyd Buston Forward Adam Harman Forward given the opportunity to take their place in the Ryman Division One (North). Top Goalscorer in the Allied Counties League Young striker, formerly with Marlow FC and Unfortunately we finished bottom of the league and were relegated into the Hellenic Premier Division for Central Division last season. Youngster with Marlow United. Suffered a cruciate ligament season 2007/08. lots of potential. injury two years ago but now firmly back amongst the goals. Joined Flackwell in July The first season back in the Hellenic League saw the Heathens finish in 9th position and also reach the final 2010 of the High Wycombe Senior Challenge Cup where they were beaten 2-1 by Chalfont Wasps. Season Danny Jordan Forward Lee Thompson Forward 2008/09 was another one of inconsistency and Terry Glynn resigned at the end of October 2008 and was Formerly with Slough Town and AFC Hayes Predatory striker who joined Flackwell from replaced by one of our former club captains, Matt Flint. Matt brought in ex-Marlow and Slough Town for whom he was top goalscorer in the Chalfont St Peter in December 2009 and midfielder James Pritchard and in their first full season they led the team to a creditable fourth place in the Southern League Division One South & West went on to score 22 goals before the end of Hellenic League Premier Division and to the final of the Reading Senior Cup, whilst the under 18's Youth in 2007/08. Joined Flackwell in July 2010 the season. The Heathens very own 'Fox in team won the Allied Counties League Central Division for the second time. the Box'. FROM THE ARCHIVES - 1960-61 OPPONENTS PEN PICS
Flackwell Heath FC • Club History Team Profiles Flackwell Heath FC Away Goalscorers Jamie Jackson Goal Keeper Sam Southerden Defence CalneFlackwell & Harris Heath Utd FC was founded W 7 - 1 in 1907 Jefferies and the 2, clubStark joined 2, Slocombe the High Wycombe 2, Teetgen and Has played for Slough, Harrow Borough, A member of the Flackwell Heath youth team ChippenhamDistrict League Town for Resits inaugural W 4 - 2season. Jefferies The Heathens 3, Teetgen proved to be a major force in Marlow, Chesham Utd and Flackwell Heath. that won the Allied Counties League in 2004. local football, having won twelve Wycombe League championship titles and the High Also helped local rivals Burnham into the FA Moved on to Burnham to gain first team Chippenham United W 3 - 1 Rose, Taylor, Teetgen Cup 1st round during a loan spell in 2005/06. experience and returned to Wilks Park during Wycombe Senior Challenge Cup on a record twelve occasions. Returned to Wilks Park for this season. the summer. Commanding presence. Age 23 Clandown L 0 - 1 DevizesIn the 1950’sTown Flackwell joined L 0 - the4 Great Western Combination League and won this Adam Durrant Defence Harry Pritchard Defence league twice before returning to the Wycombe League. Stylish defender who started his career at Exciting young talent, joined the club last Frome Town L 1 - 2 Nash Maidenhead United where he won two Berks season, established himself as first choice Melksham Town D 4 - 4 Jefferies 3, Woods and Bucks Senior Cups and one Ryman left back. An attacking threat down the left League Cup. Moved to Oxford City in 2005 with his accurate passing ability. Paulton Rovers D 2 - 2 Slocombe, Teetgen and joined Flackwell in January 2009. Age 27 Peasedown W 5 - 1 Stark 2, Nash, Jefferies, G.Taylor Mark Weedon Defence Ben Sturgess Defence Pinehurst L 0 - 4 (to confirm result) Stylish but powerful central defender who Ben joined the Heathens in October 2009 and Purton W 2 - 1 signed from Uxbridge in July 2009. Previously has added tremendous energy to the midfield with Brentford, also appeared for Harrow department. Runs all day and has a Radstock Town W 2 - 0 Hamilton, Embling Borough, Wealdstone and Watford. Age 31 never-say-die attitude. Stonehouse L 1 - 6 Jefferies Swindon B.R. L 0 - 4 James Tripp Defence Jack Harding Midfield Swindon Town A W 3 - 1 Jefferies, Teetgen, Woods A very reliable full back. His composure and An uncompromising defender, Jack was a ability on the ball is exceptional which makes member of Flackwell Youth's Allied Counties Warminster Town L 1 - 4 him not only a threat going forwards but also a League winning team of 2003/04. Has calming influence when defending. Previously recently re-joined The Heathens from Westbury United L 2 - 4 played for Chalfont Wasps. Chalfont Wasps
In the 1970's they continued their success and the clubhouse was built as the first stage of their rise into Eamon McConigely Midfield James Pritchard Midfield FAsenior Amateur football. Cup The clubhouse was opened in 1974. In 1975 The Heathens won the Berks and Bucks Experienced mid fielder who also plays Started out at Marlow FC where he scored ExtIntermediate Prelim v Swindon Cup and Victoriathe Reading (A) Senior W 5 - Cup.0 In Teetgen, 1977 the Nash, club achieved Slocombe, Senior Wood, status Jefferies and moved up into Gaelic Football. Formerly with Slough Town, 100 goals from midfield. Moved on to the Hellenic League Division One. Promotion to the Premier Division was achieved at the first attempt. After Prelim v Bromham (A) L 1 - 2 Teetgen Maidenhead United and Burnham. Uxbridge in 2006 then Slough Town in 2007, five seasons in this league, during which time floodlights were installed at Wilks Park, Flackwell were before joining Flackwell as player/assistant elected into the Athenian League. In 1984 they joined the expanding Isthmian League. The clubs first manager in December 2008. Wiltsseason Senior in this Cup competition saw them playing in Division Two (North) and against some tough opposition they finished in a respectable eighth position. The following season Flackwell was switched to Division Two Paul Shone Midfield Nathan Poulton Midfield Prelim(South) where v Warminster life turned (A) out to be W even 3 - 2 tougher. Stark At 2, the Teetgen end of season 1990-91, after finishing below Paul started out with Flackwell Heath Youth Played last season for Bracknell Town and 1stmid-table, Round vThe Westbury Heathens Utd found (H) themselves L 1 - 5 placed E. inTaylor the newly formed Ryman League Division Three. and progressed through to the first team joined up with The Heathens for the current before moving on for spells at Wokingham campaign. Impressive in the pre-season In 2002/03 Flackwell reached the 4th qualifying round of the FA Cup, losing 4-1 at home against Crawley Town and Chalfont Wasps. Returned to Wilks friendlies with his combative skills and neat and finished third in the newly formed Ryman League Division Two the highest position achieved to date. Park for this season. Age 28 passing ability. The Youth team also won the Allied Counties League Southern Division in this year. 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Joined Flackwell in July ToThe identify first season back in the Hellenic11 League saw the Heathens finish in11 9th position and also reach the final 2010 of the High Wycombe Senior Challenge78 Cup 4 where they 6 were beaten 88 2-1 by Chalfont Wasps. Season Danny Jordan Forward Lee Thompson Forward 2008/09 was another one of inconsistency and Terry Glynn resigned at the end of October 2008 and was Formerly with Slough Town and AFC Hayes Predatory striker who joined Flackwell from replaced by one of our former club captains, Matt Flint. Matt brought in ex-Marlow and Slough Town for whom he was top goalscorer in the Chalfont St Peter in December 2009 and midfielder James Pritchard and in their first full season they led the team to a creditable fourth place in the Southern League Division One South & West went on to score 22 goals before the end of Hellenic League Premier Division and to the final of the Reading Senior Cup, whilst the under 18's Youth in 2007/08. 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in their three games and have lost five points. First came a 4-0 defeat at Devizes, then one of the same magnitude from Swindon BR, and then a no-core draw with Frome. Frome were actual League leaders Flackwell Heath over Easter. Formed: 1907 Nickname: Heathens As a consequence Wootton Bassett had slipped down to seventh place in the table. Things did improve with a 2- Chairman: Geoff Turner Secretary: Brian Kirby 0 away win at Radstock courtesy of goals from Hamilton and Stan Embling and when Clandown were the Rosecroft, 16 Fennells Way, Flackwell Heath visitors to Rylands Way as two goals from Mickey Jefferies and one from Pete Teetgen gave Wootton Bassett a Bucks HP10 9BY 3-0 win. In between Bassett went down 3-0 in a midweek home fixture against Melksham. Two disappointing Tel: 01628 528549 defeats followed a 4-1 defeat against Warminster and then a 2-1 away defeat at Frome accelerated the fall down Ground: Wilks Park, Magpie Lane, Heath End Rd, Flackwell Heath HP10 9EA the table. The defeat at Frome was not helped by a neck injury to keeper Dave Jones which resulted in a hospital Tel: 01628 523892 visit. Lou Nash scored the consolation goal. Wootton Bassett returned to winning ways with the visit of Manager: Matt Flint Westbury, 3-1 the final score in this one. Two midweek defeats, one which was against Westbury (2-4) and the Capacity 2,000 other being against Calne & Harris (1-3). A 4-0 away defeat at Pinehurst completed a disappointing end to the Seats: 150 Covered: 150 Colours: All Red season which had seen Wootton Bassett Town slip down to a final tenth placed finish in the table.
Ground Junction 4 of M40 follow signs A404 (High Wycombe). Turn The final league table for the season and results and scorers (where known) for games played are shown below: Directions: right at traffic lights halfway down Marlow Hill, signposted Flackwell Heath. Ground 3 miles on left. Wiltshire League Premier Division - 1960-1961 Pos Team P W D L F A Pts 1 Pinehurst 34 24 2 8 108 48 50 2 Frome Town 34 22 5 7 97 47 49 League Performance - Last Ten Seasons Current Form (Last Five Games) 3 Stonehouse 34 21 5 8 106 54 47 1 Date Opponents Result 2 26-Oct-10 Kidlington (H) W 3 - 1 4 Warminster Town 34 19 9 6 103 60 47 3 3 23-Oct-10 Headington Amat (H) W 6 - 5 5 Melksham Town 34 17 6 11 102 82 40 4 4 4 4 16-Oct-10 Shrivenham (A) D 2 - 2 6 Clandown 34 19 1 14 89 64 39 5 5 12-Oct-10 Ascot United (H) W 3 - 0 7 Paulton Rovers 34 16 7 11 81 76 39 6 9-Oct-10 Thame United (H) D 0 - 0 8 Swindon Town A 34 16 6 12 71 74 38 7 9 Westbury United 34 17 4 13 66 73 38 8 Top Scorers (Last Five Seasons) 10 Wootton Bassett Town 34 15 7 12 75 63 37 9 9 9 Season Name Goals 11 Chippenham United 34 14 8 12 80 62 36 10 2009-10 Lee Thompson 22 12 Devizes Town 34 15 0 19 71 70 30 11 2008-09 Ricardo Cannon 26 13 Swindon B.R. 34 10 4 20 57 74 24 12 2007-08 Ricardo Cannon 29 14 Radstock Town 34 9 5 20 55 67 23 13 2006-07 15 Chippenham Town Res 34 9 4 21 74 116 22 14 2005-06
Position in League 15 16 Purton 34 9 4 21 45 102 22 16 16 League Crowds (Last Five Seasons) 17 Calne & Harris Utd 34 8 3 23 57 103 19 17 Season Average Highest Total 18 Peasedown 34 4 4 26 48 150 12 18 2009-10 51 168 1,080 19 2008-09 56 87 1,181 Home Goalscorers 20 20 2007-08 48 80 1,015 Calne & Harris Utd L 1 - 3 21 2006-07 74 161 1,545 Chippenham Town Res W 3 - 2 Jefferies 3 22 22 2005-06 59 73 878 Chippenham United W 3 - 2 Jefferies 2, Stark 00/01 01/02 02/03 03/04 04/05 05/06 06/07 07/08 08/09 09/10 Clandown W 3 - 0 Jefferies 2, Teetgen SEASON Devizes Town L 1 - 2
Isthmian League Div 2 / Frome Town D 0 - 0 Isthmian League Div 3 1North Hellenic Premier Melksham Town L 2 - 3 Paulton Rovers W 7 - 0 Teetgen 3, Jefferies 2, Stark, Nash Peasedown D 1 - 1 T.Taylor Top scorer in both 2007-8 and 2008-9, Ricardo Cannon, seen Pinehurst W 5 - 0 Jefferies 3, Teetgen 2 here being marked by Shaun Purton D 1 - 1 Jefferies Carter and Luke Sharps. Radstock Town W 2 - 1 Woods, Slocombe Stonehouse L 1 - 2 Teetgen Swindon B.R. D 2 - 2 Nash, Teetgen Swindon Town A W 5 - 0 Teetgen 4, Jefferies Warminster Town D 1 - 1 Teetgen Westbury United W 3 - 1 Rose, ? , ? FROM THE ARCHIVES - 1960-61 PREVIOUS MEETINGS
Teetgen header. Jefferies completed his hat-trick in the second half and the win lifted Wootton Bassett into Frustrated Flackwell forced into replay second place on 17 points, level on points with three other teams in a congested top of the table. Wilks Park, 16th August 2008 The first two weeks of December saw the players of Wootton Bassett kicking their heels, a scheduled fixture at Frome being postponed. When they returned to action the momentum was continued with a narrow 2-1 win at The FA Cup continued its trend of bringing the best out of Wootton Bassett Town as they forced Hellenic Rylands against Radstock Town, Jack Woods and Alan Slocombe the Wootton Bassett scorers. The two week Premier side Flackwell Heath into a replay after a 1-1 draw. break had seen them drop down to fourth place in the table. A disappointing Christmas Eve defeat at Clandown It could have been a shock win though, but Matt Rolfe pooped that party with a last minute equaliser, followed, with the home side scoring the only goal of the game. powerfully heading home from a perfectly placed Adam Morris free kick. On the balance of play, Rolfe’s goal was a deserved one as his side dominated in terms of possession and The first game of the New Year witnessed the heaviest defeat of the season as Wootton Bassett went down 6-1 at Stonehouse. Wootton Town found themselves 3-1 down at the break with Mike Jeffries and Jack Woods played some sublime football, knocking the ball about with much confidence. having missed golden opportunities. Jefferies had scored for Bassett just before the break but they then However, they endured a frustrating day as their visitors more than rose to the challenge and limited their conceded three goals in the second half. The Football Pink carried the following report on the game which chances with some brilliant defending; Stewart Thompson was certainly thankful as he had a quieter day included references to the notoriously heavy Rylands Way pitch: than he would have expected to have. Inside the opening ten minutes, both sides had come close to breaking the deadlock. Nathan Jack flashed a Stonehouse who are hanging onto the leaders tails so grimly treated Wootton Bassett with exactly the powerful left footed drive just past the right post before a delightful chipped Shaun Terry through ball set same scant courtesy that they had extended to Pinehurst YC the week before a 6-1 defeat. This was a Ryan Banks free at the other end. However, his first time drive sailed wide when he had the chance to bear blow to Wootton Bassett’s championship hopes but it was definitely Stonehouses day, a day when all down on goal. their shots seemed fated to be on the target and the difficult ones to stop. Both sides were hampered by Bassett were slightly wasteful when they possessed the ball in the opening 45 minutes, but having to adjust the condition of the ground which the Wootton Bassett folk described as awful and when Bassett, used to the frenetic pace Flackwell were setting, that was no surprise. as they are to one of the heaviest grounds in the league, says that it must have been in a pickle. They were very nearly made to pay for squandering the ball with just under 20 minutes gone when Jack was able to advance with the midfield caught out and he eventually teed up Riccardo Cannon, but his weak effort Struggling Peasedown were the next visitors to Rylands Way and Bassett trailed after six minutes having was easily collected by Thompson. conceded a penalty. Bassett had much of the play and their pressure paid off when T.Taylor equalised in the The Bassett ‘keeper was then beaten just before the break, however he had the left upright to thank as second half. This was certainly a point dropped against a struggling side and left Wootton Bassett in seventh Cannon’s glancing header rebounded off it after Richie Glynn had redirected a Leigh Mason corner back into place but with five games in hand on teams above them in the table and only four points adrift of top spot. Next the danger area. up was another home game with high flying Melksham Town the visitors. The two sides shared eight goals and the points with the visitors equalising a minute from time much to the disappointment of the Bassett faithful. The visitors settled well after the restart and began looking like the more dangerous of the two sides. Mickey Jefferies notched a hat-trick for Bassett with Jack Woods adding a fourth. The Club were without a First Debutant Adam Field forced a fine save from Carl Dennison with a shot from a tight angle, following another Team fixture the following week but it was interesting to read in the Football Pink of 28th January 1961 that the incisive pass from Banks. A heavy first touch cost Field though as it allowed the ball to run away from him, future of Cirencester Town Football Club was in the balance due to a lack of support. The next scheduled game but still the Flackwell ‘keeper was made to work to keep the score deadlocked. against Pinehurst was postponed and when Wootton Bassett returned to action Chippenham Town Reserves At the other end, it continued to be a frustrating day in front of goal for the home side. Bassett’s centre back were the visitors to Rylands Way. Bassett secured both points courtesy of a 3-2 win with another Mickey pairing of Chris Oram and Shaun Carter were seemingly impregnable, whilst full backs Richie Carter – a half Jefferies hat-trick which included a penalty after Pete Teetgen was brought down. This took his total goals for time replacement for captain Luke Sharps, who sustained a knock – and Luke Preston were giving their wide the season to 20. Jefferies was again on the score sheet the following week as Wootton Bassett romped to their men little room to manoeuvre. biggest win of the season, a 7-0 home win over Paulton Rovers. Pete Teetgen fired a hat-trick with Jefferies All Flackwell managed to muster from open play were wayward long range efforts or shots which were bagging a brace, including an overhead kick, with Lou Nash and Alex Stark adding the other goals. blocked. A rasping free kick from Jack forced a save out of Thompson, but that was basically it for the irritated hosts. February ended with an excellent away win at Peasedown that was played in very windy conditions. The two The score, therefore, looked as though it would remain how it started. But that was until Craig Shand found sides turned round at the break goalless but goals from Lou Nash, Mickey Jefferies, Granville Taylor and two the back of the net for Bassett. long range efforts from Alex Stark secured a 5-1 victory which lifted Bassett up into fifth place. A 1-1 draw Banks again set things in motion with a lofted pass to Terry. The tricky front man brought the ball down and with another leading side in Warminster Town, Pete Teetgen with the Bassett goal, kept the momentum going rode a strong challenge before poking the ball square to an unmarked Shand. and was followed by a good 3-1 away win at Chippenham United, Johnny Sandy Rose, Granville Taylor and His fellow former Hungerford teammate sent a low effort towards goal, which Dennison got a glove too, but Pete Teetgen with the goals. Rose, like Alex Stark, was a RAF lad who hailed from Dundee. At this stage the ‘keeper couldn’t do enough to prevent from trickling over the line. A second seemed on the cards for Wootton Bassett remained in fifth place in the table, eight points behind the leaders but with seven games in Shand moments later as he went for glory from range with Dennison stranded, but he sent the ball hand, and had dropped the fewest points. The Football Pink commented that if it were not for the lee-way they agonizingly wide. have to make up Wootton Bassett would be prime favourites for the championship. From this emerged fresh emergency within the Flackwell ranks and Rolfe spared their blushes with under 60 The paper had talked them up too soon as the next outing saw a disappointing and surprising heavy 4-0 defeat at seconds of normal time to go. It was a delicious delivery from the deep by Morris, but an unstoppable Devizes Town on a day when all the leading contenders who were playing lost with the exception of Pinehurst. header from the centre back. The first game in April saw Wootton Bassett draw 0-0 with leaders Frome Town. Easter Monday, however, was Scoop’s Man of the Match: Shaun Carter – was a commanding figure at the heart of defence for Bassett as a day to forget as Bassett again lost 4-0 away, this time to Swindon BR. This was quickly followed by a 2-1 he – along with partner Chris Oram – made life as miserable as possible for Flackwell’s front two. home defeat at the hands of Devizes Town, Lou Nash with the first goal for Wootton Bassett in four games. The Football Pink of 8th April 1961 highlighted the bleak Easter period for Bassett: Scoop Rating: 8/10 – it was disappointing to concede the late equaliser, but in the end it was a fair result following great performances from both sides. Flackwell played the football, but Bassett answered back There is no doubt Easter has been an upsetting time for some of the contenders for the league with a spirited display to thwart their opponents. championship, particularly Wootton Bassett and Warminster. Wootton Bassett have not scored a goal PLAYER PROFILE FROM THE ARCHIVES - 1960-61
Personal involvement in the Extra Preliminary Round of the FA Amateur Cup. Wootton Bassett progressed to the next Name: Craig Bowden round courtesy of a 5-0 away win at Swindon Victoria. Under the headline Shocks in Store for the Vics the Date of Birth: 12th May 1991 Football Pink of 17th September carried the following report: Place of Birth: Swindon There were shocks in store for unbeaten Swindon Victoria when they found themselves trailing 3-0 to Occupation: Pilot Wootton Bassett at half time of their FA Amateur Cup Preliminary Round tie. The Vics were the first to Marital Status: Single make an attack of any consequence and only a fine save by Jones prevented left winger Wakely from Nickname: Bowds scoring. Wootton Bassett should have opened the scoring in the 15th minute when Slocombe received a Football pass with only the goalkeeper to beat but the right wingers shot went right into goalkeeper Titcombes Position: Defender hands. However, Teetgen did manage to score two minutes later, Titcombe failing to reach the cannon- No. of Seasons at Bassett: Two ball shot. Wootton Bassetts forwards were now constantly on the attack and ably supported by wing Previous Clubs: Forest Green & Swindon Town half Nash and Freegard had the Swindon defence worried. It was one of the wing halves Nash who put Make of Boots: Adidas Wootton Bassett further ahead in the 25th minute. Wootton Bassetts right winger Slocombe made up for Footballing Idols: Steven Gerrard his earlier mistake in the 33rd minute when he nodded home a model Teetgen centre. Although Swindon Team Supported: Liverpool Vics staged a comeback just before half time they could not find the necessary penetrating force to Team You Despise Most: Man Utd score. Wood and Jefferies scored for Wootton Bassett in the second half. Best Ground Ever Played At: Rylands Way Wootton Bassett returned to league action with a 3-1 away win over Swindon Town A completing a quick Worst Ground Ever Played At: double. Bassett came from one down to record the win courtesy of goals from Mike Jefferies (penalty), Peter Best Player Ever Played With Liam Edmundson Teetgen and Jack Woods. This win took Wootton Bassett back to the top of the table. Interest in the FA Best Player Ever Played Against James Townsend Amateur Cup was surprisingly ended by Bromham. One nil down at the break due to a penalty Peter Teetgen Greatest Football Memory Istanbul 2005 scored in the second half but Bromham also found the net to progress in the competition. The Football Pink Teammates noted that Chris Simpkins had left Wootton Bassett Town to join Swindon BR. The first league game in October Most Skilful: Ryan Thomas saw Pinehurst visit Rylands Way. A Mike Jefferies hat-trick and a brace from Pete Teetgen gave Wootton Hardman: Dave Turner Bassett a comfortable 5-0 win over fellow title challengers Pinehurst and took Wootton Bassett back to the top Biggest Joker: Sam Collier of the table. Secretary Percy Stone had been required to find a new goalkeeper for the game and had signed Biggest Moaner: Carter Brothers - love an argument Sammy Golding, the ex-Swindon Victoria keeper in time for the match. The Football Pink noted that Golding Worst Dressed: Sean Bailey had little to do on his debut. Despite the next league game with Westbury being postponed due to the scheduled Most Intelligent: Luke Sharps opponents being in FA Amateur Cup action Wootton Bassett still held on to top spot. Thickest: Shaun Terry Action returned on 22nd October with a long trip down to Somerset to play Paulton Rovers. Sammy Golding had Vainest: James Turner somewhat more to do and made some outstanding saves in the first half as Wootton Bassett came back to Least Likely to Score on a Night Out: Taz - he is violent! Wiltshire with a point, Alan Slocombe and Pete Teetgen the scorers. However, the dropped point cost Wootton Bassett top spot as Warminster edged ahead on the basis of a better goal average. It was not the dropped point Craig Bowden (defender) for which the game will be remembered but the circumstances surrounding Dave Jones appearance. With Alex After drifting in and out of the starting eleven for a while last season, Bowden eventually made the Stark a no show Wootton Bassett were forced to employ regular keeper Dave Jones as an outfield player. Many right back position as his own as the youngster produced a number of mature, impressive sides will have played a keeper on the pitch due to player shortages but how often will they have performed in performances to cement his place in the team. The defender is the son of Andy Bowden, a member of the normal day shoes and on a muddy pitch as well! Despite the footwear handicap, Jones set up the equaliser Bassetts 1987/88 Wiltshire League Division One championship winning side, who scored six goals, for Pete Teetgen. The Football Pink of 29th October 1960 carried the following at the end of its report on the the majority from the penalty spot, during that campaign. And his composure and unflappability seem game: to have been passed down to his son judging by how he performed in his first season of senior football. Having played under Dave Turner as a youth, Bowden spent two years in the Forest Green No praise is too high for Golding or for Jones for his most sporting effort in such conditions and in Rovers youth side before following in his fathers footsteps and signing for the Rylands Way outfit. such footwear. After the match Mr Cooksey[Wootton Bassett Town Chairman] was much concerned at Committed in the tackle and more than comfortable when on the ball, his first appearance came as a substitute in the FA Cup Extra Preliminary round tie against Westbury United and he then made his the state of Daves shoes, but when told that the club would do something about it Dave replied, Oh no, first start ten days later in a 6-1 thumping of Headington Amateurs. In all he made 26 appearances last I think they will be all right, you see they were brand new. May Wootton Bassett long have such season. characters and sportsmen.”
November commenced with a County Cup fixture against Warminster Town. Two goals from Alex Stark and one from Pete Teetgen gave Wootton Bassett the win by the odd goal in five. There was a similar result the following week in the home league fixture with Chippenham United. Jefferies put Wootton Bassett in front before Alex Stark extended the lead making it 2-0 at the break. Jefferies scored a second after half time but Craig Bowden Chippenham scored two of their own but Wootton Bassett held on to take both points. Interest in the County Cup was ended when Wootton Bassett lost 5-1 at home to Westbury United, E. Taylor with the consolation goal. November ended with a 4-2 away win at Chippenham Town Reserves. Wootton Bassett found themselves 3-0 up at the break in a game played in slippery conditions courtesy of two goals from Mike Jefferies and a Pete FROM THE ARCHIVES - 1960-61 MOONRAKERs Wiltshire Football Scene
Season 1960-61 Its Now or Never The one big story this week in Wiltshire Football concerns the tremendous performance by Swindon Supermarine in the FA Cup that sees them through to the First Round Proper, joining fellow Wiltshire What was going on in the world side Swindon Town FC in the draw on ITV last Sunday lunchtime. The first game between The season started with Please Dont Tease by Cliff Richard and the Shadows at number one and ended with Supermarine and Bath City resulted in a 0-0 draw and for many this was seen as a great achievement Blue Moon by Marcels at the top of the charts. Elvis Presley spent most weeks at number one with Its Now Or in itself, but that the general consensus was that Bath would easily win the replay. A source close to Never. A whole host of African nations were gaining independence including Ivory Coast and Chad. At the same the Sports Desk of the local newspaper indicated to me on the night of the game that the local reporter time Cyprus gains its independence from Britain. The newly named Beatles begin a 48 night residency at a assigned the match was not best pleased to have to go to Bath on a wet and miserable night to cover a Hamburg Club. Cassius Clay wins the gold medal in the Olympic heavyweight boxing. South Africa withdraws game that Supermarine would lose heavily in any event. My same source did note to said reporter that from the Commonwealth of Nations. Tottenham become the first team in the 20th Century to win English league he should have more faith and might actually witness some history being made and how prophetic and cup double. Jimmy Hill and the PFA are successful in abolishing the maximum wage and the binding of that was to prove! players to clubs for life. Swindon Town finish 16th in Division Three. Supermarine kept their remarkable FA Cup story going with a late 4-3 win at Blue Square Premier The Wiltshire Premier League saw a host of new teams join from North Somerset and Gloucestershire following outfit Bath City. Nick Stanley, Matt Robinson, Leigh Henry and Kyle Lapham scored the all- the demise of the Second Division of the Western League. New teams joining the Western League included the important goals as Marine came from 3-1 down to make the First Round proper of the FA Cup for the first teams of Chippenham United and Frome Town, as well as Radstock Town, Clandown, Paulton Rovers and first time in their history. The drama went right to the end as a late wonder save from the Peasedown from North Somerset and Stonehouse from Gloucestershire. Supermarine keeper denied the Blue Square Premier side a late equaliser. Marine can now look forward to the prospect of a home clash against Eastwood from the Blue Square North. It has certainly th The Football Pink of 20 August 1960 included the usual pre-season news which included a note about been the Collier familys year in the competition, with manager Mark Colliers son Sam having scored Swindon Town A (basically Swindon Towns Youth side who played in the Wiltshire League) and reference to a four during Wootton Bassett Towns run to the First Qualifying Round. Swindon Town will be away personality who would later feature heavily in Wootton Bassett Towns greatest successes. The paper noted the to Plymouth in the First Round so there is the possibility of Supermarine being the Wiltshire side that following: goes the furthest in this years competition which would be a fantastic achievement. Salisbury City failed to join the two Swindon sides in the First Round draw losing 3-0 away at Corby Town. Swindon Town might have won the league last season had they been able to keep their early season team together but youngsters like Bob Woodruffe, Ernie Hunt, Mick Summerbee and Micky Woolford In the Hellenic League Cup both Wiltshire Premier League sides are through to the next round of the played their way out of the team and into the seniors ranks. Bluefin Insurance League Cup. Wootton Bassett won 2-1 away at Rayners Lane thanks to two goals from Sam Collier whilst Highworth had a fine 3-1 away win at Kidlington, two goals for TJ Bohane Mick Woolford, who had played three times for Swindon Town the previous season against Bournemouth, and one for Kevin Tate doing the damage. Highworth followed this up on Tuesday night with another Bradford and Brentford, was to play a big part in the history of Wootton Bassett Town Football Club but more excellent result defeating high flying Shortwood United at the Elms by three goals to two. This win th on that later. The same article also noted that there were problems at Wootton Bassett on the eve of the season. lifted them intoThe 10 Sydenhams place Football in League the (Wessex) table. In the Toolstation Western League Corsham Town continueexplore TheFAto tumble down the table. A 3-1 defeat at Another club to have to face a building process are Wootton Bassett. Ken Pewsey and Stan Embling Wellington was followed by an identical result on Tuesday night away to Brislington when they have hung up their boots while county inside forward Ronnie Mair has left the district. This will be no conceded three goals in the second half before scoring a consolation late on. Wiltshire sides continue new experience for Secretary Percy Stone. He has faced such a position more than once in the 30 to lead the way in the Wessex League Division One. Downton maintained top spot with a hard fought unbroken years he has held office. This time his job has been made harder by Treasurer Mr Jack 1-0 away win at Horndean whilst Pewsey Vale won 2-1 at Petersfield to remain second. The league Hitchcock departing from the district without a successor being appointed as yet. FT Home Sign In tables for the Wessex League Division One and Western PremierThe Division Sydenhams are shown Football below. League (Wessex) Such was the state of affairs that the Club were forced to make the decision to fold the Reserve Team, which Season: 2010/11 Division: Division One Hit Counter: 3080851 had been in existence for many seasons, due to a lack of players. Percys search for new players saw Alan 2010/11 Division One One Select Cup Cup / Competition / Competition Slocombe join from Westcott Youth Centre as replacement for Mair, while Chris Simpkins was returning from After selecting wait for screen to refresh After selecting wait for screen to refresh After selecting wait for screen to refresh military service just in time to replace Stan Embling. Chris Freegard was promoted from the Reserves to replace Moonraker Home News Fixtures Results Stats Email Sub Contact RESPECT Feeds F-T WAP left half Ken Pewsey. 2010-2011 Season Toolstation Western Football League League Table Recent Results Upcoming Fixtures Postponed/Cancelled Teams Premier Division POS P W D L F A GD PTS DATE HOME RESULT AWAY The season opened with the visit of Swindon BR to Rylands Way. Lou Nash celebrated his appointment as P W D L F A Pts 1 Downton 12 10 2 0 30 9 21 32 L 26/10/10 Amesbury Town 1 - 5 Ringwood Town captain by putting Wootton Bassett in front and Pete Teetgen extended the lead. However, a penalty conceded 1 Larkhall Athletic 12 8 1 3 32 18 25 2 Pewsey Vale 15 9 3 3 34 26 8 30 L 23/10/10 AFC Portchester 4 - 0 Amesbury Town 2 Willand Rovers 13 7 4 2 28 16 25 3 AFC Portchester 14 9 2 3 29 18 11 29 L 23/10/10 East Cowes Victoria 1 - 2 Fleet Spurs just before the break brought the visitors back into the game and they secured a share of the points thanks to a 3 Bitton 12 7 322210 24 4 Whitchurch United 16 9 1 6 34 16 18 28 L 23/10/10 Horndean 0 - 1 Downton second half equaliser. The following week new Gloucestershire side Stonehouse were the visitors to Rylands 4 Corsham Town 13 7 3 3 20 16 24 5 Horndean 14 7 2 5 35 30 5 23 L 23/10/10 Hythe & Dibden 8 - 2 Cowes Sports 5 Ilfracombe Town 12 7 2 3 24 11 23 6 Ringwood Town 10 7 1 2 27 12 15 22 L 23/10/10 Pewsey Vale 2 - 1 Petersfield Town Way and they left with both points following a 2-1 win, Pete Teetgen with the consolation goal for Wootton 6 Barnstaple Town 14 7 2 5 25 31 23 7 United Services Portsmouth 13 6 2 5 35 23 12 20 L 23/10/10 Ringwood Town 2 - 1 Tadley Calleva Bassett in a game played in difficult windy conditions. A Mike Jefferies penalty gave Wootton Bassett Town a 7 Bishop Sutton 11 6 232313 20 8 Petersfield Town 13 6 2 5 23 19 4 20 L 23/10/10 Shaftesbury 0 - 4 Andover New Street 8 Odd Down (Bath) 11 6 2 3 18 10 20 point in a 1-1 home draw with near neighbours Purton. 9 Hythe & Dibden 12 6 1 5 28 20 8 19 L 23/10/10 Stockbridge 0 - 6 Warminster Town 9 Bristol Manor Farm 10 6 1 3 23 15 19 10 Fleet Spurs 12 5 1 6 28 23 5 16 L 23/10/10 Verwood Town 1 - 3 Whitchurch United 10 Street 15 6 182731 19 11 Tadley Calleva 15 5 1 9 31 44 -13 16 Cup 19/10/10 Bournemouth 2 - 0 Whitchurch United 11 Radstock Town 10 5 1 4 21 17 16 September commenced with an excellent 7-1 away win at Calne & Harris United. Mervyn Jefferies, new signing 12 Warminster Town 13 4 3 6 28 28 0 15 Cup 19/10/10 Downton 8 - 1 Tadley Calleva 12 Dawlish Town 13 4 452127 16 13 Cowes Sports 13 4 3 6 24 29 -5 14 * Cup 19/10/10 East Cowes Victoria 1 - 3 Winchester City Alan Slocombe and Alex Stark all bagged a brace and Pete Teetgen had scored the third Bassett goal. This was 13 Sherborne Town 11 4 2 5 16 17 14 14 East Cowes Victoria 13 3 4 6 23 29 -6 13 Cup 19/10/10 Lymington Town 4 - 0 Hythe & Dibden 14 Wells City 12 3 271922 11 followed by a quick return match with Purton which Wootton Bassett won 2-1. Three days later a four goal 15 Verwood Town 10 3 3 4 18 24 -6 12 Cup 19/10/10 Totton & Eling 2 - 0 Petersfield Town 15 Longwell Green Sports 12 3 2 7 12 21 11 16 Stockbridge 13 3 3 7 19 35 -16 12 Cup 19/10/10 United Services Portsmouth 2 - 3 Hayling United display from Pete Teetgen helped Wootton Bassett to a 5-0 home win over Swindon Town A, Jefferies with the 16 Brislington 11 2 451120 10 17 Welton Rovers 10 1 3 6 7 24 6 17 Shaftesbury 14 2 5 7 19 32 -13 11 L 16/10/10 AFC Portchester 2 - 3 Verwood Town other. Three wins in the space of a week and this latest win took Wootton Bassett back to the top of the table 18 Hallen 11 1 2 8 11 28 5 18 Andover New Street 14 3 1 10 21 46 -25 10 L 16/10/10 Amesbury Town 5 - 4 East Cowes Victoria after six games. Wootton Bassett Town were dislodged from the top spot the following week due to 19 Wellington 11 1 1 9 16 29 4 19 Amesbury Town 12 2 2 8 14 37 -23 8 L 16/10/10 Cowes Sports 1 - 3 Horndean Table detail * adjustment made See all results
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It is Ascot by three (short) lengths
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Position Colours Form Name Trainer 6 Yellow & Blue WLWWLL Ascot United Stuart Scammell 13 Red & White WLLLLL W. Bassett T Dave Turner 1902/03 Wiltshire Senior Cup Runners-up Surface: Good to firm, firm in places Wootton Bassett Town, after a spirited performance, faded down the final stretch and in doing so 1902/03 Advertiser Cup Runners-up lost by three lengths, albeit short ones, against early form side Ascot United. In a physical, and at 1903/04 Wiltshire Senior Cup Runners-up times petulant, encounter, neither side finished the ninety minutes with its full complement of 1905/06 Wiltshire County League Runners-up starters. Neck and neck with twenty minutes to go after Bassetts rearguard stoically ensured any counters 1930/31 Calne & District League Runners-up from the home side were kept in check, Ascot caught their visitors napping when Tim Standing 1931/32 Calne & District League Champions drilled a first time effort from twenty yards into the bottom right corner to open the scoring. The 1933/34 Vale of White Horse Cup Winners classy midfielder was somewhat lucky to still have been on the pitch though after a crunching, needless challenge on Ethan Delaney had only merited him a yellow card minutes prior. After going 1934/35 Calne & District League Champions a goal behind, Bassett ran out of breathe, unable to deliver a counterpunch. The gap was widened Calne & District League Cup Winners seven minutes later as Dave Turners side shot themselves in the foot. Substitute Elliot Knight had 1935/36 Calne & District League Champions only been on the pitch a matter of minutes, and this showed as he played a wayward back pass straight to home forward Jon Bennett, who galloped past a helpless Stewart Thompson before Calne & District League Cup Runners-up slotting the ball comfortably home. Trying desperately to claw their way back, Bassett were then 1938/39 Brotherhood Cup Winners caught on the break with eleven minutes remaining following a clinical counter. A swift passing 1953/54 Vale of White Horse Cup Winners move saw the ball fall to a wide open Sam McIntyre on the left wing, and he cut inside before drilling the ball into opposite corner from the edge of the box. 1957/58 Chippenham & District League Division 2 Champions 1958/59 Wiltshire League Division 1 Champions The final score though certainly flattered the hosts, who were made to work extremely hard for the victory. Ascot narrowly edged an extremely tight first half, but were unable to convert their 1978/79 Wiltshire County League Division 2 Runners-up territorial advantage into a goal. The best chance of the opening period arguably fell to Bassett as a Wiltshire County League Subsidiary Cup Winners header from a Matt Bown corner was blocked on the line. However, Ascot must be credited not only 1982/83 Wiltshire County League Division 4 Runners-up for some of the football they played (Bassett equally got the ball on the deck and stroked it around, albeit unfortunately not to the same effect as the hosts), but also for the way they did not cave in 1983/84 Wiltshire County League Ghia Senior Cup Winners after being reduced to ten men just before the break when Rob Saunders was dismissed for a foul 1984/85 Wiltshire County League Division 2 Champions mouthed tirade directed at Jon Beeden. On the other hand, some of Stuart Scammell’s sides antics Wiltshire County League Ghia Junior Cup Runners-up were disappointing. This is not to say Bassett were angels on the night, because they were not; the five bookings , two of which were received by Beeden, were testament to that. But the way in which 1987/88 Wiltshire County League Division 1 Champions the Ascot players constantly hounded the referee, and took it upon themselves to wind up their Wiltshire Senior Cup Runners-up opponents left a poor taste. Two cases in the dying stages of the game highlight this. Firstly, the 1988/89 Wiltshire County League Ghia Junior Cup Runners-up reaction of defender Paul McGrotty, who was also sent off for two bookable offences, to the kind of jostling you see at every corner kick was uncalled for. In needlessly squaring up to Beeden, the man 1989/90 Hellenic League Division 1 Cup Winners the defender was marking, there is no doubt that McGrotty helped earn the Bassett full back a 1993/94 Hellenic League Division 1 Cup Winners suspension. Then, after having been beaten by pace, substitute Simon Knight wrestled Delaney to 1994/95 Hellenic League Division 1 Cup Runners-up the floor before copying the tactics of his teammate and going head-to-head with the young forward. By this point, three minutes into stoppage time and with almost a dozen cards already 1998/99 Wiltshire Senior Cup Winners produced, the referee showed a modicum of common sense and only delivered a stern warning. 2000/01 Wiltshire Senior Cup Winners Sadly the ugly side of their game took a shine of the beautiful side of it. Hellenic League Reserves Division 2 West Champions
Scoops Man of the Match: James Turner, while Tim Standing pulled the strings effectively from the 2009/10 Hellenic League Division 1 West Runners-up centre of midfield for the hosts, Turner impressively did the same for Bassett. He was effective in breaking up attacks with well timed tackles and his passes never went astray.
Scoop Rating: 7/10, two mistakes cost Bassett against opponents they matched up to extremely well for the majority of the game. Both sides played attractive football, although the game became farcical towards the end with a number of petty fouls being committed and bookings dished out at will. BASSETT’S HELLENIC RECORD LADIES SECTION IN FOCUS Gloucestershire County Womens League Season 2010-11 Division Three Fixtures WOOTTON BASSETT TOWN F.C. 22 YEARS IN THE HELLENIC LEAGUE 1 Date Opponents H/A Competition Result Scorers 2 2 Sun 05 Sep Wiltshire Area FC A League W 9 - 0 Longo 3, Spratt 2, Walker 2, James, Blake 3 3 4 4 5 5 5 5 Sun 12 Sep AEK Boco Reserves H League W 7 - 1 Spratt 2, McFadzean 2, Polden, Oaks, Jefferies 6 7 7 Sun 19 Sep Cirencester Town Reserves A League W 9 - 1 Walker 3, Polden 2, Oakes 2, James, Hopkins 8 8 9 9 9 Sun 10 Oct Quedgeley Wanderers A League D 4 - 4 Walker 2, Longo, Spratt 10 10 10 11 11 Sun 24 Oct Gloucester City Reserves H League D 2 - 2 12 12 12 12 13
Position 13 Sun 31 Oct Shirehampton A League 14 15 15 15 Sun 14 Nov Wiltshire Area FC H League 16 16 17 18 Sun 21 Nov Tetbury Town H League 19 19 20 Division 1 Sun 28 Nov AEK Boco Reserves A League 21 21 22 Premier Division Sun 05 Dec Cirencester Town Reserves H League 88/89 89/90 90/91 91/92 92/93 93/94 94/95 95/96 96/97 97/98 98/99 99/00 00/01 01/02 02/03 03/04 04/05 05/06 06/07 07/08 08/09 09/10 Sun 19 Dec Tetbury Town A League SEASON Sun 16 Jan Quedgeley Wanderers H League Season Div P W D L F A Pts Position Sun 23 Jan Gloucester City Reserves A League 1988/89 1 28 11 7 10 50 41 40 5 out of 15 1989/90 1 30 13 8 9 52 35 47 7 out of 16 Sun 06 Feb Shirehampton H League 1990/91 1 30 11 8 11 32 36 41 8 out of 16 Sun 13 Feb SCS A League 1991/92 1 32 10 8 14 45 59 38 12 out of 17 1992/93 1 30 8 6 16 40 53 30 12 out of 16 Sun 06 Mar SCS H League 1993/94 1 34 15 8 11 65 57 53 9 out of 18 1994/95 1 38 18 5 15 67 68 59 9 out of 20 1995/96 1 34 12 9 13 50 64 45 10 out of 18 1996/97 1 32 9 8 15 37 50 35 11 out of 17 1997/98 1 32 12 6 14 67 58 42 10 out of 17 Gloucestershire County Womens League Season 2010-11 1998/99 1 32 17 7 8 64 43 58 5 out of 17 1999/00 1 28 15 7 6 54 32 52 3 out of 15 Division Three League Table 2000/01 P 38 14 10 14 54 60 52 13 out of 20 2001/02 P 42 11 9 22 39 75 42 19 out of 22 P W D L F A Pts 2002/03 P 40 10 10 20 36 70 40 15 out of 21 2003/04 P 42 11 5 26 38 73 38 16 out of 22 1 Gloucester City Reserves 5 4 1 0 37 3 13 2004/05 P 42 6 9 27 30 85 27 21 out of 22 2005/06 1W 34 17 10 7 58 30 61 5 out of 18 2 Quedgeley Wanderers Ladies 7 4 1 2 25 7 13 2006/07 1W 32 13 5 14 60 59 44 11 out of 18 3 SCS Ladies 6 2 0 4 2 14 12 2007/08 1W 34 11 3 20 43 66 33 15 out of 18 2008/09 1W 32 17 9 6 61 31 60 4 out of 17 4 Wootton Bassett Town 5 3 2 0 31 8 11 2009/10 1W 30 20 7 3 74 34 67 2 out of 16 2010/11 1W 11 5 1 5 20 20 16 14 out of 22 5 AEK Boco Reserves 6 3 0 3 5 14 9 Total 757 286 165 306 1,136 1,199 1,020 37.8% 21.8% 40.4% 6 Cirencester Town Reserves 6 3 0 3 2 16 9 7 Wiltshire Area Womens FC 6 3 0 3 1 25 9 Nickname Bassett Record Gate 2,103 v Swindon Town (1991) 8 Tetbury Town 5 1 0 4 1 3 3 Best Gate - 2008/9 104 v Corsham Town Average Hellenic Attendance 2009/10 60.1 (08/09 = 71.8) 9 Shirehampton Ladies 6 1 0 5 1 22 0 Top Scorer - 2009/10 Sam Collier - 20 Goals WBTFC FIRST TEAM PEN PICS FOOTBALL PYRAMID 2010/11 Wootton Bassett Town FC • Club History Team Profiles Wootton Bassett Town FC Wootton Bassett Town formed in 1882 and are one of the oldest Clubs in Stewart Thompson Goal Keeper Liam Edmundson Defence Step1 League/Division Wiltshire. Their ground at Rylands Way was donated by local dignitary Gerard In his third season with the Club. Eighty Youngster who made the step up to regular Buxton for sporting activities. appearances already and one of the best if First Team starter last season with 35 Conference National (24 clubs) Bassett’s early success came in the Wiltshire Senior Cup, making the final in not the best keeper in Division One West last appearances. Further great things expected 1 (Blue Square Bet Premier League) season. this season in the Premier. (B) both 1902-3 and 1903-4, losing to Warminster 3-1 in a replay before going Promoted to League Two of The Football League: Champion and winner of 2nd-5th playoff. Relegated to either Conference North or Conference South: 4 clubs. down 3-0 to Swindon Town Reserves the following season. They folded for a period pre World War 1 before re-forming in the Calne & District League. After Chris Oram Defence Luke Sharps Defence Conference North (22 clubs) Conference South (22 clubs) (Blue Square Bet North) (Blue Square Bet South) finishing runners-up in 1930-31 they went one better the following year Another player in his third season with over Played for Bassett when last in Hellenic 2 seventy appearances. Very strong in the air Premier. Likely to feature less this season (B) Promoted to Conference National: Champions of each division; winning the championship. and one of the most consistent performers after becoming part of the management team the winners of a 2nd-5th playoff in each division will also be promoted. since joining. in the summer. Relegated to Step 3 leagues: 3 clubs from each division. A short unsuccessful spell in the Swindon & District League saw the team return to the Calne League where they were champions again in 1934-35. Having won the Calne League for the second time Northern Prem. League (22 clubs) Southern League (22 clubs) Isthmian League (22 clubs) Shaun Carter Defence Craig Bowden Defence 3 (Evo-stick League) (Zamaretto League) (Ryman League) Bassett moved up into Wiltshire League Division 2. Promotion was achieved in the first season and the Premier Division Premier Division Premier Division team remained in the top division until the start of World War II. Centre back returning to the Club after Cultured youngster who starred in last (C) playing for Shrivenham last season. Made 44 seasons promotion winning side making 26 Promoted to Conference North or South: Champion and winner of 2nd-5th playoff for each league. After the war Bassett recommenced in the County Senior League but they struggled. In 1956-57 a appearances for the club in 2008-9, scoring appearances. Cool in possession another Relegated to Step 4 leagues: 4 clubs from each league. reorganisation of football in Wiltshire saw the creation of a Premier Division and Bassett found twice. Always encourages teammates! who big things are expected of in the Premier. Northern Northern Southern Southern themselves in the second tier. Season 1958-59 was to see the first title secured when Bassett finished Premier League Premier League Football League Football League Isthmian League Isthmian League (Evo-stick (Evo-stick (Zamaretto (Zamaretto (Ryman League) (Ryman League) top of Division 1. Back in the top tier the highest place finish was 8th in Season 1967-68. Then, following John Beeden Defence Matt Bown Midfield League) League) League) League) Division One Division One another reorganisation in Wiltshire Bassett found themselves in the Wiltshire Combination where they Former Swindon Town Centre of Excellence Another youngster who joined us last season 4 2 Division One Division One Division One Division One South North were to remain until 1976-77 which saw the formation of the current Wiltshire County Football League. player who played for Wiltshire League from Highworth Town. Fast strong midfield (D) champions New College and Swindon player with valuable previous experience of North* South Midlands South & West The second season in the new league saw Bassett relegated but they were to bounce straight back in Supermarine last season making his the Hellenic Premier. *All divisions of 22 clubs except Northern Premier North which has 23 due to successful FA appeal of Chester City 1978-79 when they finished runners-up. Unfortunately momentum could not be maintained and they Southern League debut against Hednesford. Promoted to Step 3 leagues: Champion and winner of 2nd-5th playoff for each league. were immediately relegated to Division 2 where they remained for 5 seasons. A second league title was Relegated to Step 5 leagues determined by NLS Committee: 2 clubs from each league. Ryan Banks Midfield Ryan Thomas Midfield Combined Counties League Premier Division | Eastern Counties League Premier Division | Essex Senior League | Hellenic League Premier secured in 1984-85 when Bassett were promoted back to Division 1. This time the team were able to Division | Kent League Premier Division | Midland Football Alliance | Northern Counties East League Premier Division | Northern League hold their own and after finishing 6th and 4th they then achieved their greatest success in 1987-88 when Fast and hard working midfield player who Skilful youngster and part of last seasons Division One | North West Counties League Premier | Spartan South Midlands League Premier Division | Sussex County League Division One scored 8 times in both the past two seasons. promotion side when used predominantly as | United Counties League Premier Division | Wessex League Premier Division | Western League Premier Division Inspirational captain of last seasons an effective sub. Will be looking to break into 5 they won the Division 1 title, elevating the Club into the Hellenic League, where they have remained Promoted to Step 4 leagues determined by NLS Committee: Total of 12. starting eleven this season. (F) since. promotion winning side. Clubs must have applied to the Football Association for promotion to Step Four for the 2011/12 season by 31 December 2010, must then pass ground grading requirements (Grade E by 31 March 2011), and must finish in the top two places in their league to be eligible for promotion. If Throughout their first eleven seasons Bassett kept a steady mid table position. In 1999-2000 they there are more clubs applying for promotion than places available, priority is given to champion clubs of the respective leagues. finished 3rd in Division One West and gained promotion to the top flight of the Hellenic. First season in James Turner Midfield Terry Adams Midfield Relegated: Arranged according to separate agreements with Step 6 leagues, as approved by the FA. the Premier resulted in a respectable twelfth position and a County Cup triumph. The next season they Combined Counties League Division One | East Midlands Counties League | Eastern Counties League Division One | Hellenic League Another product of Cirencester Academy, Former Swindon Town trainee who had a Division One East | Hellenic League Division One West | Midland Combination Premier Division | Northern Counties East Division One | made the first round of the FA Vase but just avoided relegation. The next two seasons saw Bassett finish youngster James made most appearances in tremendous first season at the club and was a 6 Northern League Division Two | North West Counties League Division One | South West Peninsula League Premier Division | Spartan South last seasons promotion winning side, key part of last seasons promotion winning Midlands League Division One | Sussex County League Division Two | United Counties League Division One | Wessex League Division One | mid table but the following season they were relegated after finishing bottom of the league. Many narrow showing great maturity scoring twice in 37 side. (G) West Midlands Regional League Premier Division | Western League Division One appearances. defeats by a single goal cost Bassett their place in the top division though the Club did make their first Promotion and relegation: Arranged according to separate agreements with appropriate leagues. venture into the FA Cup since 1950-51. Bassett missed immediate promotion back to the Premier Midfield Anglian Combination Premier Division | Bedfordshire Football League Premier Division | Brighton Hove and District League Premier Division | Division by one point in 2005-06 and went close again in 2008-09, finishing fourth in Division One West. Richie Carter Midfield Sean Bailey Cambridgeshire League Premier Division | Central Midlands League Supreme Division | Cheshire Association Football League Division One | Cultured midfield player who rejoins the club Former Cirencester Academy player who has Crawley and District League Premier Division | Dorset Premier League | East Berkshire League Premier Division | East Sussex Football However, promotion back to the Premier Division was secured at the end of last season as Bassett been playing for Poole Town whilst at League Premier Division | Essex and Suffolk Border League Premier Division | Essex Olympian Football League Premier Division | from Shrivenham. Made 45 appearances for Gloucestershire County League | Hampshire Premier League | Hertfordshire County League Premier Division | Kent County League Premier finished level on points with champions Slimbridge following a dramatic final day win at Easington. In his club in Season 2008-9 when he was player of university. Very skilful and tricky player likely to shine in the Premier. Division | Leicestershire Senior League Premier Division | Liverpool County Premier League | Manchester Football League Premier Division | second season as manager, Dave Turner registered Bassett’s highest number of points and goals in any the year. Mid Sussex Football League Premier Division | Middlesex County Football League Premier Division | Midland Combination Division One | season in the Hellenic League. North Berks Football League Division One | Northamptonshire Combination Premier Division | Northampton Town Football League Premier 7 Division | Northern Football Alliance Premier Division | Oxfordshire Senior Football League Premier Division | Peterborough and District Football League Premier Division | Reading Football League Senior Division | Somerset County Football League Premier Division | South Sam Collier Forward Shaun Terry Forward West Peninsula League Division One East | South West Peninsula League Division One West | Staffordshire County Senior Football League Top scorer with 22 goals last season after Popular Wootton Bassett lad who missed the Premier Division | Suffolk and Ipswich Football League Senior Division | Sussex County League Division Three | Wearside Football League | The Club continues to converting to striker from full back. His goals whole of last season due to injury. Could be West Cheshire Amateur Football League Division One | West Lancashire Football League Premier Division | West Midlands Regional League were vital in securing promotion and great key to success given his goal scoring record Division One | West Sussex Football League | Wiltshire Football League Premier Division | Worthing and District Football League Premier grow with active youth Division things expected again. at Premier level. and girls sections and at Promotion and relegation: Arranged according to separate agreements with appropriate leagues. the end of Season Note: If Step 7 leagues have other divisions below this level, then only the division at Step 7 is considered part of the National League System. 2008-9 became the first Ethan Delaney Forward Alex Green Forward club in Wiltshire to be Recent signing from Cirencester Town having Nine goals in eighteen appearances last Notes awarded FA Charter graduated from their academy. Quick, agile season before moving to Hungerford Town. and skilful, played three times for Cirencester Subsequently transferred to Shrivenham in 1. Relevant FA Ground Grading requirement shown under each Step number. Community Club status. last season in the Southern league. Premier and experience at this level will be 2. At Step 4 FA Ground Grading category E is required for clubs seeking promotion from Step Five. Clubs have to achieve Category D no later Plans to relocate to a vital. than 31 March in the season following promotion. purpose built site on the Dave Turner Manager Alan Blake Asst.Manager edge of the Town are In his third season in charge of Wootton Assistant Manager who can still hold his own Wootton Bassett Town are currently at Step 5 in the expected to finally come Bassett Town and looking to establish Bassett playing the game despite being in twilight of to fruition in the near in the Premier Division after guiding the club to his playing days. 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Sunday 17th October 2010 Five In A Row!
The Under 10 Bs led the way for Wootton Bassett Towns youth teams this weekend as they continued their fine form with a 3-1 away win against Swindon Supermarine. Hadley Bridgman led the way with a brace, Jake Ball ……… ……. completing the scoring. The victory was their fifth in a row since an opening day loss and they now sit joint top of Division Four. A Tyler Amos brace inspired the Under 14 A team to a 4-1 victory against Shaw A, with Official Web Sites: www.hellenicleague.co.uk & www.football.mitoo.co.uk support being supplied by both Lewis Taylor and Dale Richards. The win means Bassett leapfrog Shaw into fifth, whilst more importantly keeping them in touch of the leading pack. There was a first win of the season for th Bulletin No 012/2010-2011 Boot Room Chatter 17 October 2010 the Under 14 Girls, who comfortably saw off bottom side Lavington Juniors by two goals to nil.
The Roving Reporter pops into Rylands Way The Under 14 As, reigning champions at their age group, were blanked by Robins. But with an equally stout Wootton Bassett Town 0 – 3 Reading Town defensive effort from the hosts, they still retain an unbeaten record following a goalless draw, although they The first half was dominated by Reading with striker Marcus Richardson winning nearly every ball in the air up missed out on an opportunity to go joint top. There was no such luck though for the Under 18s as their Wiltshire front. Bassett’s midfield failed to show and it was down to long balls by the home side in an attempt to attack. In Youth Cup hopes were dashed in the opening round. They came up short in their visit to Castle Combe Colts, the end they only got one shot on target in the first half. losing 3-1. James French was on target from the penalty spot for Bassett. It took Reading 16 minutes to take the lead when Luke Farrugia crossed accurately for Marcus Richardson to head in. Wootton Bassett showed briefly half way through the first period, but conceded a second from a break by The Under 9s suffered another cruel defeat, this time at the hands of Ferndale Rodbourne A. Bassett started Reading, which resulted in a corner. The corner was half cleared, but was then pumped back into the now unmarked Danny Longwood who headed home. The third came right on half time, Richardson combined with Brett magnificently and took a 3-1 lead into the break thanks to a Billy Richardson pair and a further strike from Rann in a one-two before Richardson pushed it sideways for Luke Farrugia to tap into the empty net. Nathaniel O'Dwyer. But the visitors stormed back in the second half to win by the odd goal in seven. Despite Half Time: 0 – 3 another valiant effort, it means three of the Under 9s four losses have been by a solitary goal this season. Wootton Bassett substituted their mid field at the start of the second half and it changed the game completely. Hopefully their fortunes will soon turn around. One thing is for sure though, spectators for their matches are Bassett attacked for most of the half, restricting Reading to quick breaks. It was Reading’s defence to shine now, always bound to be entertained! and they accomplished it well, preventing Bassett from creating a clear chance, and it was Reading’s fast breaks which created some good half chances, but keeper Stewart Thompson was on form. The question was, why did For Bassetts other teams though there was less good news, with a few heavy defeats. The Under 10 As went into the home side not change things around sooner, as the game was far more even when they did but with a three the weekend joint top of Division Three but were convincingly beaten by Wroughton Youth, who triumphed 5- goal lead Reading were able to comfortably defend. 0. The Under 16s meanwhile suffered at the hands of title favourites Ferndale Rodbourne, who won by eight goals without reply. Finally, the Under 14 Bs remain winless and without a point in Division Two after a 3-0 loss against Malmesbury Youth. One West Round Up One East Round Up Finchampstead conceded a goal in each half to a County Cup ties restricted today’s league program to Sunday 24th October 2010 just two fixtures. Cheltenham Saracens slaughtered revitalized Newbury, courtesy of Russell Benham Malmesbury Victoria by 8-2 with one from Luke and Jamie Green. Holyport’s undefeated record was Off The Mark At Last Davis, pairs from Jamie Hammond and Mike Rhodes surrendered after losing by the odd goal in three to visitors, Chalfont Wasps. Lewis Driver put Holyport and a five minute hat-trick from Carl Griffiths. Mark Having suffered seven straight losses to begin their season, the Under 14 B team came to life as they saw into the lead just after the break but Fred Trip scored Field and then Matt Russell from the penalty spot hit off fellow early season strugglers Laverstock and Ford 3-1. Making the victory even more impressive was twice to take the points for Wasps. Milton United the Vics’ consolations. that it came on the road. While success has been unfamiliar for them this season, it has been something for a were turned over by a struggling Rayners Lane outfit, habit of the Under 14 As, who reclaimed their spot at the top of Division One with a solid 2-0 away win against Winterbourne United had a creditable draw with 2nd conceding twice without reply thanks to Dene Gardner and Mark Woolley. Penn & Tylers Green GESS courtesy of goals from Ross Algar and Josh Coventry. The clean sheet was their third in a row, and they placed Cricklade Town. Ashley Knight put the home have so far conceded just two goals in five games played in all competitions. side into an early lead from the spot and Crick had to remain at the foot of the table after an exciting wait until the closing minutes before Ben Carter encounter with Farnborough Reserves. The visitors replied also from the spot were 4-0 up at half time through Jack Thompson, The Under 10 As contest away against Penhill Knights was arguably the feature game of the weekend for Dan Bowden with a pair and Jordan Pearce but a Bassetts youth sides and it did not disappoint. The sides went into the game first and second in Division Three,
sterling second half effort saw Penn pull three back and after a well fought game, neither side could be separated as they drew 2-2. Bassetts protagonists were 'Bluefin' Insurance Brokers Challenge Cup through Chris Hurst, Jamie Hunt and Matt Miller, but Matthew Botham and Benjamin King. At the same age group there was disappointment for the B team, who Purton were 2-0 down to Letcombe thanks to a Pete it was not enough to affect the final outcome. South suffered a defeat by the odd goal in three away against Hungerford Town Juniors. Joe Mitchells seventh goal of Horswell double either side of half time before Kilburn’s Abdi Yasser was on hand to score the only the season proved not to be enough, leaving Bassett in a three-way tie atop Division Four. Ashley Gooch was able to claw one back early in the goal of the game just before the break against high second period for Purton but it was not enough to flying Hungerford Reserves, to earn some very For the second consecutive week, the Under 11s fell to a defeat by the narrowest of margins. Goals from Zach start a revival leaving Letcombe to claim the win and welcome but unexpected points. Woodley Town Bunce and Declan Cox had given them a two goal half time lead, but Division Three leaders Pewsey Vale hit progress through to the next round and a tie at cruised past Didcot Reserves. Danny Isaiew scored Premier leaders Ardley United. twice early in the game to give the home side a back with three unanswered second half strikes to snatch the points. The Under 12 team put up a brave fight comfortable cushion. Danny Cox pulled one back for against Ferndale Rodbourne, but remain without a point following a 5-2 reverse. Meanwhile, the Under 18s the visitors just before half time, but Luke Williams slumped to their second league defeat of the season, going down without much of a fight as they were beaten 3- settled the nerves and the result with his second half 0 by Old Town United A. effort in the 55th minute. Heavy defeats were suffered by both the Under 16 and Under 15A sides. The former were thumped 5-1 at home by league leaders Highworth Town Juniors H, while second place Wickham Wanderers put seven past the latter Official Web Sites: www.hellenicleague.co.uk & www.football.mitoo.co.uk without reply. Both Bassett teams remain in the middle of the pack of their respective divisions.
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Bulletin No 013/2010-2011 Boot Room Chatter 24th October 2010
The Roving Reporter pops into Petersfield Park Cheltenham Saracens 3 - 0 Bicester Town These two teams started level on points near the top of Division One West. The start was fast and end to end, Bicester should have scored in the first minute. A fast break down the right and a short cross from Sam Houlihan, found Adam Lovegrove clear, five yards in front of the net, but somehow he hit it wide. As the game settled it was Saracens who came to the fore. The overall speed and fast passing stretched the Bicester defence but It took nine minutes for the first goal. A quick ball through the Bicester defence found Luke Davis clear, and he hit it across the FA CUP keeper for the opener. Five minutes later a corner by Saracens was hit low along the six yard line. Mike Rhodes wrong footed the defenders with a good dummy leaving the ball for the unmarked Sam Slender behind him to virtually tap home for the home sides second. Bicester were now almost reduced to breaks and failed to make any THE ROAD TO WEMBLEY FOR WOOTTON BASSETT TOWN F.C. inroads into the centre of Saracens defence and were reduced to long shots, mainly from Daniel Ames. Saracens Date Round Opponents Prize Money added a third just before half time. Luke Tovey ran the length of the field down the left before crossing accurately 14-Aug-10 Extra Preliminary Round v Bradford Town A D1-1 to Jamie Hammond near the far post. Keeper Jeff Simmonds forced him back, before his attempted cross has half 17-Aug-10 Extra Preliminary Round - R v Bradford Town (*won 4-3 on pens) H D3-3* £750 blocked, But Carl Griffiths got to it first and chested down for Hammond to hammer the ball across the keeper into 28-Aug-10 Preliminary Round v Almondsbury UWE A W1-0 the far net. Bicester looked to have been shaken up at half time and came out firing, pushing their mid field well £1,500 forward. Saracens withdrew into a compact defence, leaving Hammond up front to run a lonely road. However the 11-Sep-10 First Qualifying Round v Hamble ASSC A D 1-1 defence did its job and prevented Bicester from creating any real chance, and registering a clean sheet at last. 14-Sep-10 First Qualifying Round - Rep v Hamble ASSC H L0-2 25-Sep-10 Second Qualifying Round v Old Woodstock Town H Premier Division Round Up One West Round Up 9-Oct-10 Third Qualifying Round v Farnborough A Leaders Ardley United were too good for strugglers Cheltenham Saracens were comfortable 3-0 23-Oct-10 Fourth Qualifying Round v Dover Athletic H winners over Bicester Town. All the goals were Fairford Town, winning by 4-2. On target for Ardley 6-Nov-10 First Round v Gillingham A were Danny Bone, Troy Bryan and the well travelled scored before the break thanks to Luke Davis, Ian Concannon with two. Scoring Fairford’s Simon Slender and Jamie Hammond. 27-Nov-10 Second Round v consolations were James Skinner and Dan Bailey. Easington Sports took all the points in their fixture 8-Jan-11 Third Round v In front of a bumper crowd of 205, local rivals Ascot with struggling Malmesbury Victoria after Tom Foley, 29-Jan-11 Fourth Round v United and Binfield had to settle for a point each Alex Feaver and Dan Watkins had all found the back 19-Feb-11 Fifth Round v after sharing four goals. Ian Davies gave the Moles of the net. 12-Mar-11 Quarter Final v the lead just after the break but Sam McIntyre soon Lydney Town were two up at the break thanks to replied for the home side. Andy Lunn scored what Matty Timmins and Adam Price against visitors, 16-Apr-11 Semi-Final v looked like the winner for the Yellamen in the last Letcombe, but they let the game slip slightly when 14-May-11 Final v minute of the game, but there was enough time for Pete Horswell scored twice in five minutes just after Jack Tallentire to rescue a point for the visitors. the break. However, they remain unbeaten in the Bracknell Town were lucky to grab a point against league. FA VASE the improving Carterton after sharing half a dozen Trowbridge Town were no match for Purton and goals. Harry Swabey scored twice early in the first were three down through Steve May, Marcus Hall half for the Robins with Fletcher replying for the and Jamie Richards before replying late in the game THE ROAD TO WEMBLEY FOR WOOTTON BASSETT TOWN F.C. Kilkenny Lane outfit. Two own goals from the Robins through Mark Totterdale. Date Round Opponents Prize Money then put the visitors in the driving seat, but Dean Tytherington Rocks were behind to a Pete Moulder 4-Sep-10 First Round Qualifying Bye Thomas popped up to score an equaliser in the final strike just before the break for lowly Hook Norton, moments of the game. Shortwood United’s dip in but Shaun Thorp and Jimmy Potts from the spot 18-Sep-10 Second Round Qualifying v Devizes Town A Won 4 - 0 £900 form looks well and truly over after their fine 6-0 were on hand to take the result for the Rock with 2-Oct-10 First Round Proper v Cadbury Heath A Lost 1 - 2 crushing of Pegasus Juniors. Hitting the target for their second half strikes. 13-Nov-10 Second Round Proper v Downton A the Wood were Ross Casey, Chris Mortlock, Luke Winterbourne United made comfortable work of Bennyworth with a brace and Andy Hoskins, with an dispatching Launton Sports who remain anchored at 4-Dec-10 Third Round Proper v own goal making up the total. Witney United had a the foot of the table, with goals from Ben Dowdell 22-Jan-11 Fourth Round Proper v splendid 5-2 win over Thame United, with strikes and Sam Vile and an own goal in the last minute of 12-Feb-11 Fifth Round Proper v from Conor Allmond, Tommy Lewis, Lewis Colwell the game. and Sam Wright with a pair. 5-Mar-11 Sixth Round Proper v 26-Mar-11 Semi-final v Official Web Sites: www.hellenicleague.co.uk & www.football.mitoo.co.uk 8-May-11 Final winners v
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Clanfield 2 v 1 Newbury 'Bluefin' Insurance Brokers Challenge Cup Cricklade Town 2 v 5 Henley Town Clanfield booked their ticket into the next round after for Bassett. Oxford City Nomads were turned over by a close fought tie with Newbury which finished 2-1 Hungerford Town Reserves after Matty Pedder Didcot Town 0 v 1 South Kilburn with the Mays, Craig and Dean scoring for Clanfield scored a goal in each half. Shrivenham were Easington Sports 3 v 0 Hook Norton and an own goal making up the total for Newbury. embarrassed by Chalfont Wasps after shipping half Cricklade Town came unstuck in their encounter with a dozen goals. Lining up for the turkey-shoot were Farnborough 2 v 5 Holyport Henley Town, losing 2-5. David Aquaviva’s late strike Fred Tripp with a brace, Neil Hayers, Ross Crawford, Flackwell H (win on pens) 0 v 0 Thame United for visitors South Kilburn was enough to settle the Alfie Cumber and Chris Shennan. Replying with result with Didcot Town Reserves. Wantage Town Shrivvy’s consolations were Shane Davis and Chris Headington Amateurs 1 v 0 Penn & Tylers Green were down to visitors, Finchampstead at the break Cox. Slimbridge won a closely fought contest with Hungerford Town 4 v 2 Winterbourne United after an own goal but a second half revival including Wokingham & Emmbrook. Marvin Roberts gave the four goals in the final five minutes saw them Swans an early lead but Sam Duffelen equalized late Malmesbury Victoria 0 v 2 Bicester Town comfortably through. Lining up for score sheet duty in the game. However, Mike Brant slotted home the Purton 1 v 2 Letcombe were Tom Butler and Rich Claydon with two-a-piece, winner in the last minute of the tie. In a real ding- Liam McCullough, Gavin Jones and Dan Keen. dong battle, Flackwell Heath and Headington Rayners Lane (won on pens) 2 v 2 Launton Sports Kidlington were outplayed on the day by visitors Amateurs hit goals galore which saw a final score of Reading Town 8 v 0 Fairford Town Highworth Town. Kevin Tate gave the Worthians an 6-5 in a match for the spectators. Scoring for the early lead but Mark Baker equalized shortly before Heathens were Riccardo Cannon, Nathan Poulton, Trowbridge Town 0 v 4 Slimbridge the final whistle to give Kiddy a lifeline. However Lee Thompson with two, Danny Jordan and Adam Tytherington Rocks 2 v 2 Chalfont Wasps ( win on pens) Terry Bohane settled the result with two goals in Paget and for the unlucky losers, Liam Morbey, extra time for the Worthians. Jamie McQuaig, Aaron Williams, Ben Cuff and Jay Wantage Town 7 v 1 Finchampstead Old Woodstock Town and Abingdon Town were Hill. Milton United were turned over in extra time by involved in an eight goal thriller which saw the cup specialists, Holyport. On target for the men from Second Round Abbots come through in extra time. Ryan Brooks the Heights was Nathan Smith but claiming the Ardley United v Letcombe with two and Luke Ingram hit the target for Old winner for the visitors was Jamie Handscomb with a Woodstock but the Abbots’ heroes were Dean brace. In another stormer of a game, Woodley Town Kidlington 1 v 3 Highworth Town Forbes and Jelroy Constant with a pair each and lost to Reading Town by 6-3. On target for Woodley Old Woodstock Town 3 v 5 Abingdon Town Sam Gordon. Rayners Lane went ahead through were Jim Nightingale, Jamie Fairchild and Dan Ben Gill in the first few minutes against Wootton Cripps but leading the charge for the Town in front of Oxford City Nomads 0 v 2 Hungerford Town Reserves Bassett Town but strikes either side of the break 182 spectators were Jamie Piercey with a hat-trick, Shrivenham 2 v 6 Chalfont Wasps from Sam Collier were enough to settle the outcome Luke Farrugia, Lyle Smith and Danny Lingwood . Woodley Town 3 v 6 Reading Town Flackwell Heath 6 v 5 Headington Amateurs Registrations & Transfers Transfers – Period from 18th to 22nd October
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Slimbridge 2 v 1 Wokingham & Emmbrook Conor Hunt Abingdon Utd Thame United Division Registered Transferred Total Wantage Town v Witney United Robert Joyce Letcombe Wantage Town Premier 1124 43 1167 Carterton v Easington Sports Dean O'Regan Thatcham Town Newbury One West 667 14 681 Milton United 1 v 2 Holyport Shaun Pearce Kidlington Vet's Oxford City Vet's One East 755 18 773 Lee McMullen Shrivenham Highworth Town Chinnnor v Bicester Town Reserves 152 3 155 Dan Franklin Wootton Bass' Fairford Town Clanfield v Shortwood United Veterans 388 1 389 Jack Wells Oxford City Nom' Hook Norton Henley Town v Pegasus Juniors TOTALS 3086 79 3165 Josh Smith Wokingham & Em Ascot Utd Adam Loveridge Clanfield Cheltenham Sar's South Kilburn v Ascot United BRC & RESULTS Ashley Gale Slimbridge Gloucester City The next BRC will be issued on 6th NOVEMBER. Third Round v Official Web Sites: www.hellenicleague.co.uk & www.football.mitoo.co.uk v v v v v v v Quarter Finals v v v v Semi Finals v v Final v TOUCHLINE - LATEST ISSUE UNDER 18 FLOODLIT LEAGUE
October has been a mixed month so far with two great Wootton Bassett Town Under 18 home wins over previously unbeaten Devizes and Wiltshire County Floodlit League - Season 2010-11 Chippenham followed by a disappointing defeat at Amesbury. The home win against Devizes was well Date Oppenents H/A K-off Result Scorers deserved as we dominated the game from start to 9-Sep-10 Shrewton Utd A W 2 - 0 Topping, OG finish and the only surprise was that we won by a 15-Sep-10 Melksham A D 3 - 3 Lever, Richens, Topping solitary goal from Tom Blackford despite creating 20-Sep-10 Chippenham Town A L 1 - 3 Topping numerous chances. This was followed in my opinion by the best display of this season against Corsham to 7-Oct-10 Devizes Town H W 1 - 0 Blackford WBTFC Newsletter Volume 8, August 2010 WBTFC.CO.UK win 5-1 with goals from Adam Topping (2) Nathan 14-Oct-10 Corsham Town H W 5 - 1 Topping 2, Alstowe, Hawkins, Ciaran Alstowe and a sublime chip from Hawkins, Richens Nathan Richens. The score could easily have been 21-Oct-10 Amesbury Town A L 2 - 4 Hooper 2 Welcome: Well that summer break was over quickly! So what’s been happening at the club over the summer? Of course the six-a-side double figures if it was not for the Corsham keeper festival was held in June and once again proved the togetherness of this club in organising such a well run tournament, and thank you to all having a fantastic game. I think those that saw the 28-Oct-10 Bemerton Heath H H 19:30 who played their part. We have had to undertake some ground improvements at Rylands Way following the promotion of our first team to the game would say that the quality of passing football on 2-Nov-10 Bradford Town A 19:30 Hellenic Premier Division, the most visible change being the re-build of the home and extension of the away dug outs as required for ground show was superb and evidence that when everyone is 11-Nov-10 Calne Town H 19:30 grading. Less visible is the maintenance work undertaken on the ground surround. This was all made possible by the hard work of our available we will be a match for anyone. 17-Nov-10 Corsham Town A 19:30 volunteer staff and my thanks go to you all. It may also be that the works undertaken by our landlord, the Sports Association, in the clubhouse 25-Nov-10 Chippenham Town H 19:30 is new to you, with the windows, furnishings and decoration being completed post seasons end. It really has made the clubhouse a much more In saying this though football is a strange game as the 2-Dec-10 Pewsey Vale A 19:30 inviting prospect, and I’d remind all that through your membership of the football club you are a member of the Association and welcome to performance against Amesbury was a bit of a surprise visit the bar at any time – certainly cheaper than many a bar. Income over the bar helps secure the future of the Sports Association and in turn following the previous two games mentioned above. 9-Dec-10 Melksham H 19:30 our use of the football pitch for a very reasonable cost. Lastly I'd like to welcome you all to this new season, and thank you for playing your part Amesbury were certainly up for the challenge and for 15-Dec-10 Devizes Town A 19:30 in helping us to provide the footballing opportunities we do to your community. Paul Harrison - Chairman me seemed to physically dominate our lads which 6-Jan-11 Shrewton Utd H 19:30 does not happen that often. Amesbury took an early 13-Jan-11 Calne Town A 19:30 lead which was equalised by a 25 yard Brad Hooper Senior teams: Welcome to the season 2010/2011 – Youth teams: Welcome back to the season after the strike and at 1-1 we had two good chances to go ahead 20-Jan-11 Amesbury Town H 19:30 Time seems to be running away, and the older I get the quicker it summer holiday. Most people can take advantage from the short break but did not convert them and then conceded another 3-Feb-11 Bradford Town H 19:30 goes! Only in a blink of an eye we were celebrating promotion to in football but behind the scenes it is traditionally the busiest time of the goal just on half time. The second half saw us chasing 10-Feb-11 Bemerton Heath H A 19:30 st the Premier league with the 1 team and celebrating end of year for the committee with endless rounds of meetings and AGMs. This the game but sloppy defending saw two further TBA Pewsey Vale H 19:30 season with the reserves and the U18s. A huge amount of work season we welcome several new faces and changes within the youth Amesbury goals before Brad Hooper scored his has been undertaken at Rylands this close season this has been section. Jeremy Smith joins us as our new dedicated under 8s manager second direct from a corner to leave the final score at part of the ground grade developments required to enter the and thanks to the sterling work undertaken by Community Football we 4-2. Premier League (I won’t apologise for saying that too often – we are now able to field two sides at this age group. Our under 11s, will for Overall though at the time of writing these notes we have been waiting a long time), this work has been done the first time, be competing in the FAs latest initiative… 9 a side. In my are top of the league after a 1/3 rd of the season (6 voluntary with many people putting in vast amount of their time opinion this has long been overdue and will allow young players to Games) has passed which is really pleasing to ensure we can play Premier Football. Many thanks must go to gradually make that step up from mini football to the full 11 a side game. considering the numerous enforced change made as Pete Yeardley, Steve Matthews, Pup to name a few, but a I would also like to acknowledge the assistance received from Andy mentioned in the last set of notes. Finally I would like massive thanks must go to Simon Paish as without his efforts we Clinch and Wootton Bassett council in ensuring that we have a to congratulate Danny Hale,Adam Topping, Joe would not have completed the work in the required timeframe. dedicated 9 a side pitch available within our community. Our under 18s Shepherd,Tom Glass, Jack Ellis and Nathan Hawkins We held a “Help for Heroes“game playing against the 1st Rifles will also have a new manager this season in Paul Cooper. Paul has who have all been selected for this seasons Wilts U18 at the back end of July and I am pleased to confirm that we proved to be a major asset since joining us last season and his County squad with Joe, Danny, Jack and Adam raised £500 on the day with a prospect of a further £500 being involvements at all age levels has proved invaluable (I’m just glad he featuring in the 5-0 win over Cambridgeshire FA donated by BP Oil, this money will be split between the 1st Rifles doesn’t have a real job and an understanding wife!!). The under 18s earlier in the month. Casualties of war Fund and Help for Heroes Fund. I would like to team will provide that crucial stepping stone towards the transition from thank all who helped in making the day rewarding and financially youth to senior football. With Simon Paish now in charge of the reserves beneficial to the two well deserving funds. Back onto football, expect to see more of our youth players taking this path through their Danny whilst writing this column the 1st Team have won the opening two own club. After many years promising, I am pleased to advise that Mark st league games and drew the 1 Home league game. We also O, Dwyer will now provide specialist coaching to that mostly overlooked Wilts U18 Floodlit League saw an excellent replay win in the FA Cup and have been part of a football team…the goal keeper! Mark will hold specialist awarded an away trip to Almondsbury in the next round. The sessions to all our keepers on a rota basis and although initially these P W D L GD PTS reserves have not seen any league action to date but have had are at Lydiard Park it is hoped to transfer these to the senior pitch under 1 Wootton Bassett 6 3 1 2 3 10 some excellent results in their pre-season games and I know floodlights during the winter months. The final area we are looking at is Simons hard work will not go unrewarded this year. The u18s communication to all members of our section. We hope to introduce two 2 Melksham Town 6 3 1 2 2 10 have also not yet seen any action but again Danny has been section administrators (mini and youth) who will collate all membership, 3 Devizes Town 4 3 0 1 9 9 hard at work behind the scenes preparing the side for this year’s contact details etc of everyone within the club. It is hoped that this will 4 Chippenham Town 6 3 0 3 0 9 coming games. To finish I have been fortunate to work with ease the burden on our treasurer, secretary and managers and provide some dedicated people who have given so much to this club, that important two way communication channel with our players and 5 Shrewton Utd 6 3 0 3 0 9 one of whois Rod Carter who has decided to step down at the families. Finally a plea…. Most of our managers are a shy bunch (well 6 Amesbury Town 5 2 1 2 1 7 end of this season from his position as Club and Senior Section apart from Burkey and Dave Terry!) so during the long season they Secretary. He will be much missed and I will over the coming would appreciate help, both practical and emotionally. They all 7 Corsham Town 4 2 1 1 1 7 Newsletters be speaking about Rod and what he has achieved undertake their roles free of charge and for the love of the game and 8 Bemerton HH 7 2 1 4 -8 7 for this club for now. If anyone is interested in applying for this without their commitment we would have no club. Sometimes a hand or 9 Bradford Town 3 1 1 1 -2 4 role please let me know. Please continue to Support us. HAVE A a few words of encouragement go a long way and I know from personal GREAT SEASON experience how satisfying it can make it if you feel others are supportive 10 Pewsey Vale 3 0 0 3 -6 0 Chris Jones – Section Head of Senior Football of you. Enjoy the season ahead and remember… the referee is always right! Pete Yeardley –Section Head of Youth Football
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WOOTTON BASSETT TOWN FOOTBALL CLUB SEASON 2010/11 RESERVE TEAM FIXTURES Ladies & Girls: This close season has by far been the most difficult for the girls section to date. With Mark stepping down I was more than happy when Geoff Tidy agreed to be the U16 coach for the season, but as we near the first games of the season for the girls Date Opponents H/A Competition Result Scorers teams already the U16 team need players to be able to play 11 a side. Anyone involved in girls football in Wiltshire knows there is problems Sat 4-Sep-10 Wantage Town Res H League W 5 - 1 English 2, Topping, Franklin, OG in getting girls to carry on playing through into the adult game, and with this in mind I have taken on an active role as a committee member of the ladies and girls league and will be registration secretary whilst trying to understand where the problems are. Sat 11-Sep-10 Ardley United Res A League L 1 - 2 Franklin When I look back to when my own daughter first started to play football the mixed ability of the group was very wide, even now 7 of the same Sat 18-Sep-10 Kidlington Res H League L 2 - 4 Smith, Topping players playing ladies football at Wootton Bassett are still of different ability but they are more aware off their strengths and weaknesses when playing. As said above we are looking for players not only for the U16 & U14 sides that we have running this season, but also still looking to Tue 21-Sep-10 Highworth Town Res A League L 0 - 4 start new teams in the girls section at the U10 and U12 age groups. Anyone who would like to help or idea’s please contact me on my e-mail [email protected] or through the club web site using the contact us tab. Sat 25-Sep-10 Cheltenham Sara Res H League L 0 - 3 My message to anybody looking to coach younger player’s boys or girls is the need to keep football fun. Tue 28-Sep-10 Carterton Res A League L 1 - 5 Shepherd Bryan Wood “Woody” – Section Head of Ladies & Girls Sat 9-Oct-10 Maidenhead Utd Res H League L 2 - 3 Spencer, Terry Wed 13-Oct-10 Cheltenham Sara Res A League W 2 - 1 Shepherd, Tearle Respect: I would like to take this opportunity to remind us all of the FA’s Respect campaign, aimed at addressing unacceptable behaviour in football, both on and off the pitch. It covers all involved in the game – players, managers/coaches, club officials, and spectators Sat 16-Oct-10 Abingdon Town Res A League W 5 - 0 Tearle 2, Spencer 2, Smith including parents of youth players. I would urge you to visit the FA’s Respect webpage at www.thefa.com/Leagues/Respect where guides for Tue 19-Oct-10 Fairford Town Res H League L 2 - 3 Tearle, Terry all are available together with a film in which Ray Winstone demonstrates some of what Respect tries to eradicate. It’s also important to remind you that we as a club are liable to disciplinary charges from the FA for any inappropriate behaviour, including verbal, from not only Sat 30-Oct-11 Wantage Town Res A League players but also officials and spectators. Please help us to participate in this great game the right way. Paul Harrison - Chairman Sat 6-Nov-10 Ardley United Res H League Tue 9-Nov-10 Fairford Town Res A Cup Sat 20-Nov-10 Finchampstead Res H League Sat 4-Dec-10 Fairford Town Res A League Tue 7-Dec-10 Thatcham Town Res H League Sat 11-Dec-10 Abingdon Utd Res A League Senior Team Sponsorship: Our senior section relies Sponsor Focus: In this newsletter we are Sat 18-Dec-10 Cirencester Town Res A League on external funding, and with a running cost of some £13,000 just to focusing on the great British pastime, the local curry Sat 8-Jan-11 Abingdon Town Res H League breakeven you can see it’s just like running a business. Gate receipts are our house. The Ganges, located in the High Street, has been only income stream, but these are insufficient and we are very dependent on trading for twelve years and offers high quality Indian Sat 15-Jan-11 Kidlington Res A League the support of local business through sponsorship and/or advertising. cuisine. WBTFC would like to thank the Ganges for all Sat 12-Feb-11 Binfield Res A League However the current climate is making it very difficult to attract this support. their support of the club. We are close to appointing a commercial manager to help drive this forward The restaurant at 147 and 148 High Street offers Sat 19-Feb-11 Abingdon Utd Res H League in the future, but for now would ask you all to consider a large selection of Indian cuisine. if you know of any potential companies we might Take-away available with 10% discount. Sat 26-Feb-11 Carterton Res H League contact and send our commercial prospectus to. Sat 12-Mar-11 Finchampstead Res A League Sponsorship starts from as little as £30. Please send www.ganges.co.uk any ideas to Chris Jones at [email protected] Sat 19-Mar-11 Thatcham Town Res A League Sat 26-Mar-11 Binfield Res H League Club development: Pete has already commented that the What’s On? Sat 2-Apr-11 Maidenhead Utd Res A League closed season is far from closed for the coaches nor committee members. Seniors: Sat 9-Apr-11 Cirencester Town Res H League Firstly I would like to thank Simon Paish for encouraging me to help with Please support both the knocking down the old dugouts, I have never ached so much before, I think I First team and reserves, Tue 19-Apr-11 Highworth Town Res H League will stick to my day job, sitting behind a computer or two. Along with the this makes all the difference, visit www.wbfc.co.uk for the ground grading we have created two U8 teams in readiness for the new fixture list. The first team will play in the FA Cup on season, it looks like we have filled the vacancy for the Commercial Manager, Saturday 11th away to Hamble ASSC and then play in the we have added Community football webpage and created a web shop second round of the qualifying stages of the FA Vase, covering merchandise. We also hosted a Wiltshire Coaching Association away, against either Devizes Town or Amesbury Town on session for thirty five coaches from local clubs. We must not underestimate the 18th September. the effort which goes into running both the Holland Tour and the 6 aside tournament, both of which wereagain very successful. We have failed to create an U13 team for this year and so will be looking to form a partnership with Brinkworth Cats providing player exit routes as well as filling what will be “Monday night” a potential gap in three years time. Also outstanding is the creation of the 5pm – 6pm: Reception & Year 1 – Lime Kiln Sports manager’s booklet. It’s that time of the year when the football development Hall. plan is reworked, moving it on one year. Meetings have been held and the 6pm - 7pm: Years 2 – Year 4 - Lime Kiln Sports Hall. plan is currently being revised. This will set out the objectives for the new Years 5 -Year 7 – W.B. School Astroturf (Please call season. Andy Walduck – Club Development Officer Matt to book your space before you look to attend (07859 794621)
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Number Number Goals of 1 0 0 - 10 11 - 20 21 - 30 31 - 40 41 - 50 51 - 60 61 - 70 71 - 80 81 - 90 Time (Minutes) ACROSS 7 Paul Dickov’s Athletic (6) Last Season 8 Aberdeen’s Cup Winners Cup winning captain (6) Appearances 2010/11 Starts As Sub Total Goals Total Goals 10 One of Man Utd’s Champions League Final victims (7) 1 Sam Collier 21 - 21 16 37 22 11 Deposed by Joe Hart (5) 2 Richie Carter 20 1 21 - -- 12 Three time Champion Hurdler See You ____ (4) 3 Liam Edmundson 17 2 19 1 35 1 13 ____ Boys of Berne (5) 4 Craig Bowden 17 2 19 - 26 - 17 US Ryder Cup captain (5) 5 John Beeden 18 - 18 4 -- 18 Hungarian from WBA to Fulham (4) 6 Stewart Thompson 18 - 18 - 34 - 7 Matt Bown 15 2 17 2 14 3 22 Third fastest off spinner to take 100 Test wickets (5) 8 Terry Adams 14 3 17 2 32 6 23 Left Colchester to boss Norwich (7) 9 James Turner 13 4 17 1 37 2 24 2002 was the last of his 10 Ryder Cup appearances for Europe (6) 10 Shaun Carter 16 - 16 - -- 25 Leeds centre with the most Super League appearances ever (6) 11 Ethan Delaney 8 8 16 1 -- 12 Ryan Banks 15 - 15 1 35 8 DOWN 13 Alex Green 14 1 15 7 18 9 1 Yorkshire’s outspoken critic of Kevin Pietersen recently (7) 14 Sean Bailey 5 8 13 - 2 1 2 Sale Sharks’ Park (7) 15 Chris Oram 8 3 11 - 31 3 3 Two time Giro winner, Ivan ____ (5) 16 Ryan Thomas - 7 7 - 22 3 4 SKY team leader who had a disappointing Tour de France (7) 17 Luke Sharps 3 2 5 - 20 - 5 Woodward or Mendonca (5) 18 Adam Miles 3 - 3 - -- 6 Lovable heavyweight who first tasted defeat against James ‘Bonecrusher’ Smith (5) 19 Lee Moulton 1 1 2 - -- 9 Paul ____, left winger who was Chelsea’s first black player in the 80s (9) 20 Shaun Terry 1 1 2 - -- 14 Striker who moved to Leeds from Swindon in the summer (7) 21 Elliott Knight 1 1 2 - -- 15 National winning trainer _____ Williams (7) 22 Ben Jarrett 1 - 1 - -- 16 Signed for Stoke from Ipswich just before the transfer window closed (7) 23 Jack Paish 1 - 1 - -- 19 Kiwi who scored Test cricket’s fastest double century against England in 2002 (5) 24 Nathan Hall 1 - 1 - -- 20 Presenter from 5 Live to SKY’s Goals on Sunday and now back to 5 Live (5) 25 Fraser Joyce - 1 1 - 15 1 21 Marvin ____, young Dutchman struggling to justify his £3m + fee at Boro (5) 26 Phil Tearle - 1 1 - 1 1 Own Goals 1
FIXTURES & RESULTS SEASON 2010/11 uhlsport HELLENIC LEAGUE premier DIVISION
Old Oxford Wokingha Wootton Abingdon Ardley Ascot Bracknell Fairford Flackwell Highworth Woodstock City Pegasus Reading Shortwood Thame Wantage Witney m & Bassett Town United United Binfield Town Carterton Town Heath Town Kidlington Town Nomads Juniors Town United Shrivenham Slimbridge United Town United Emmb Town
Abingdon Town 30-Nov 2 - 2 0 - 0 22-Feb 4 - 1 06-Nov 22-Jan 08-Jan 12-Feb 0 - 2 12-Mar 9 - 1 11-Dec 26-Feb 1 - 3 09-Apr 26-Mar 27-Dec 1 - 2 2 - 2 19-Apr
Ardley United 19-Mar 05-Feb 1 - 1 4 - 1 5 - 0 4 - 2 04-Dec 27-Dec 08-Mar 22-Feb 15-Jan 3- 0 02-Apr 08-Jan 5 - 0 23-Apr 0 - 2 3 - 3 06-Nov 3 - 0 18-Dec
Ascot United 18-Dec 2 - 3 2 - 2 27-Dec 0 - 2 08-Dec 09-Mar 0 - 2 13-Nov 26-Feb 15-Dec 12-Mar 4 - 1 1 - 3 03-Nov 3- 2 02-Apr 20-Nov 22-Jan 2 - 3 3- 0
Binfield 05-Feb 16-Feb 03-Jan 13-Dec 30-Oct 6 - 1 19-Mar 26-Mar 15-Jan 11-Apr 28-Feb 4 - 2 27-Dec 04-Dec 2 - 0 24-Jan 2 - 0 07-Mar 3 - 1 3- 1 26-Feb
Bracknell Town 01-Mar 12-Feb 25-Jan 12-Mar 3 - 3 18-Dec 0 - 3 02-Nov 26-Mar 16-Apr 2 - 0 02-Apr 15-Jan 2 - 3 TBA 2 - 3 2 - 3 04-Dec 26-Feb 03-Jan 3- 0
Carterton 1 - 3 11-Dec 1 - 2 22-Feb 3 - 5 3 - 0 26-Feb 15-Jan 02-Nov 13-Nov 02-Apr 26-Mar 12-Feb 0 - 4 2 - 2 08-Mar 30-Nov 18-Dec 03-Jan 1 - 2 12-Mar
Fairford Town 1 - 1 2 - 2 15-Jan 08-Jan 0 - 1 19-Feb 1 - 3 05-Mar 22-Feb 2 - 3 0 - 3 30-Nov 1 - 2 27-Dec 12-Mar 12-Apr 13-Nov 30-Oct 02-Apr 02-Nov 20-Nov
Flackwell Heath 0 - 3 25-Jan 3 - 0 2 - 0 05-Mar 23-Nov 05-Feb 0 - 2 3- 1 11-Dec 12 - 0 3- 0 4 - 0 26-Mar 15-Jan 01-Mar 05-Apr 02-Nov 12-Feb 27-Dec 23-Apr
Highworth Town 4 - 0 0 - 3 19-Mar 18-Dec 30-Nov 06-Nov 04-Dec 20-Nov 25-Jan 3- 2 6 - 1 29-Mar 22-Mar 3- 2 22-Jan 19-Feb 1 - 1 02-Apr 1 - 0 12-Mar 03-Jan
Kidlington 20-Nov 14-Dec 19-Feb 02-Apr 06-Nov 08-Feb 23-Nov 22-Mar 30-Oct 1 - 2 5 - 1 4 - 1 08-Jan 22-Jan 1 - 2 2 - 1 27-Dec 05-Mar 12-Mar 2 - 1 09-Apr
Old Woodstock Town 03-Jan 0 - 0 06-Nov 03-Nov 22-Jan 09-Apr 26-Mar 2 - 2 09-Mar 18-Dec 19-Feb 04-Dec 3- 5 4 - 3 05-Mar 05-Feb 3- 2 15-Jan 19-Mar 5 - 2 24-Nov
Oxford City Nomads 30-Oct 20-Nov 2 - 7 09-Apr 24-Nov 1 - 5 30-Mar 18-Dec 12-Feb 03-Jan 08-Jan 06-Nov 3- 2 5 - 2 26-Jan 1 - 2 2 - 4 18-Mar 04-Dec 26-Feb 0 - 8
Pegasus Juniors 15-Jan 13-Nov 0 - 7 05-Mar 30-Oct 1 - 1 03-Jan 19-Feb 23-Nov 11-Dec 2 - 4 05-Feb 19-Mar 0 - 6 2 - 1 1 - 3 16-Apr 1 - 6 14-Dec 3- 2 0 - 2
Reading Town 3- 2 22-Jan 30-Oct 1 - 1 08-Mar 04-Dec 3 - 1 03-Jan 05-Feb 2 - 4 12-Mar 05-Mar 18-Dec 19-Feb 2 - 1 06-Nov 23-Apr 01-Mar 0 - 0 1 - 0 26-Mar
Shortwood United 3 - 0 30-Oct 05-Mar 3 - 3 20-Nov 19-Mar 08-Mar 1 - 1 22-Feb 0 - 1 02-Apr 22-Mar 12-Feb 2 - 2 18-Dec 3 - 0 06-Nov 25-Jan 8 - 2 15-Jan 4 - 1
Shrivenham 02-Apr 24-Nov 0 - 2 11-Dec 09-Apr 20-Nov 2 - 2 2 - 2 15-Dec 05-Feb 30-Oct 27-Dec 08-Jan 26-Feb 1 - 3 04-Dec 19-Feb 1 - 2 0 - 2 13-Nov 06-Nov
Slimbridge 3- 2 03-Nov 16-Apr 2 - 1 2 - 1 27-Dec 12-Feb 12-Mar 2 - 1 26-Feb 01-Dec 22-Jan 2 - 0 20-Nov 03-Jan 2 - 0 05-Mar 2 - 0 1 - 1 18-Dec 13-Nov
Thame United 02-Nov 03-Jan 1 - 2 23-Nov 11-Dec 25-Jan 09-Apr 08-Jan 26-Feb 19-Mar 20-Nov 08-Mar 22-Jan 14-Dec 12-Mar 3- 1 30-Oct 05-Feb 16-Nov 04-Dec 22-Feb
Wantage Town 23-Nov 12-Mar 2 - 1 06-Nov 19-Feb 5 - 0 22-Jan 22-Feb 11-Dec 1 - 1 26-Mar 08-Oct 26-Feb 09-Apr 3- 1 25-Sep 26-Mar 1 - 0 07-Jan 12-Feb 1 - 2
Witney United 08-Mar 1 - 3 0 - 4 20-Nov 1 - 1 09-Nov 0 - 0 3- 2 4 - 3 1 - 2 27-Dec 1 - 3 09-Apr 07-Dec 11-Dec 26-Mar 15-Jan 5 - 2 1 - 5 05-Feb 19-Feb
Wokingham & Emmb'k 05-Apr 09-Apr 11-Dec 22-Jan 1 - 1 05-Mar 19-Mar 2 - 1 4 - 1 1 - 2 14-Dec 5 - 2 20-Nov 30-Nov 23-Apr 08-Mar 1 - 1 22-Mar 2 - 1 30-Oct 08-Jan
Wootton Bassett Town 05-Mar 22-Mar 04-Dec 30-Nov 19-Mar 22-Jan 25-Jan 30-Oct 2 - 0 1 - 3 2 - 2 02-Nov 27-Dec 0 - 3 05-Feb 12-Feb 11-Dec 15-Jan 16-Apr 05-Apr 2 - 1 Saturday, 04 September 2010:[-1 Reading point] Town 0 v 0Witney United Tuesday, 10 August Town2 2010:v Fairford 3Old Woodstock Town [-3 points] 1Cetna aaesRsre 21 8 15 12 4 Abingdon Town Reserves 2 15 2 Reserves Carterton 14 8 Reserves Binfield 13 Finchampstead Reserves 12 Cheltenham SaracensReserves 11 Abingdon United Reserves 10 0Highworth Town 10 9Ofr iyNmd 5401 56 12 64 25 11 0 4 Town Fairford 15 22 Pegasus Juniors 21 Shrivenham 20 16 Oxford City Nomads 20 19 20 5 Carterton 18 1 21 Thame United 21 5 17 24 33 32 Bracknell 11 Town 16 30 2 8 Abingdon Town 3 15 3 7 6 Town Wootton Bassett 14 12 17 Witney United 13 Wokingham & Emmbrook 12 Old Woodstock Town 11 oto ast onRs1 02 9 26 20 7 0 3 10 Res Town Wootton Bassett 9 TownReserves Fairford 8 23 Wantage Town Reserves 7 12 39 Town Reserves Cirencester 0 6 2 7 Highworth Town Reserves 5 9 Thatcham Town Reserves 4 Ardley United Reserves 3 Reserves Kidlington 2 United Reserves Maidenhead 1 Reading Town 9 Ardley United 1 6 Flackwell Heath Flackwell 6 Kidlington 5 Ascot United 4 Shortwood United 3 Slimbridge 2 Binfield 8 Wantage Town 7 LEAGUE TABLES -2010/11 UHLSPORT League Hellenic 2010-2011 Season Premier Division Premier UHLSPORT League Hellenic Reserve Division One 2010-2011 Season 37152 122 21 23 27 5 26 27 1 4 7 3 13 7 14 51 21 34 14 42 1 4 10 15 58344 727 17 28 41 4 17 29 29 3 3 29 8 30 44 1 7 15 29 9 51 2 32 5 13 9 19 3 28 18 9 3 17 2 10 15 36522 623 16 26 28 2 16 33 5 3 6 2 13 8 13 30491 34 33 7 13 9 9 57 4 14 0 12 33 1 16 13 2 10 12 3 15 37 2 13 23 8 15 19 15 18 3 5 26 3 16 24 1 6 14 31 4 30 3 8 10 4 19 4 13 39 4 25 8 16 4 5 17 Pts A F L D W P 04152 613 26 28 5 1 4 10 Pts A F L D W P 31 13 15 13 3 13 1 5 4 14 10 8 8 0 1 15 19 4 1 16 14 2 23 5 4 4 2 0 17 11 7 5 1 14 1 24 7 5 2 2 7 5 9 63 3 36 6 4 19 8 8 0 9 6 1 6 6 0 9 26 1 4 8 1 7 8 1 5 0 6 9 2 11 7 1 5 1 7 ON THE ROAD WITH THE LADS CUPS - SEASON 2010/11
HELLENIC LEAGUE FLOODLIT CUP SPONSORED AM PRINT & COPY With promotion to the Premier League there will be a lot of unfamiliar grounds to visit SEASON 2010-11 this season. The table below shows the addresses of all the grounds we will be visiting in 2010/11. This includes the postcode to enter into your Sat Nav. A rough First Round Abingdon United 1 v 3 Hungerford Town estimate of the distance from Wootton Bassett is also shown. This information has Ardley United 1 v 2 Holyport been taken from the excellent Non-League website run by Mike Avery which can be Bracknell Town 1 v 2 Kidlington found at www.mikeavery.co.uk Carterton 2 v 1 Highworth Town Team Address Postcode Distance Cheltenham Saracens 1 v 2 Slimbridge (Miles) Reading Town 3 v 2 Didcot Town Abingdon Town Culham Road, Abingdon OX14 3HP 46 Wantage Town 5 v 0 Bicester Town Second Round Ardley United The Playing Fields, Oxford OX27 7NZ 52 Ascot United 5 v 3 Reading Town Road, Ardley Binfield 8 v 1 Milton United Ascot United Ascot Racecourse, Car Park SL5 7RA 59 Fairford Town 2 v 3 Cirencester Town 10, Winkfield Road, Ascot Flackwell Heath 3 v 5 Carterton Binfield Hill Farm Lane, Binfield RG42 5NR 56 Gloucester City 2 v 1 Hungerford Town
Hook Norton 1 v 2 Newbury Bracknell Town Larges Lane, Bracknell RG12 9AN 56 Maidenhead United 2 v 0 Henley Town Malmesbury Vics 2 v 5 Abingdon Town Carterton Kilkenny Lane, Carterton OX18 1DY 25 Shortwood United 0 v 1 Clanfield Shrivenham 2 v 1 Kidlington Fairford Town Cinder Lane, London Road, GL7 4AX 21 Thatcham Town 2 v 0 Old Woodstock Town Fairford Holyport 4 v 1 Lydney Town Flackwell Heath Wilks Park, Magpie Lane, HP10 9EA 68 Slimbridge 3 v 0 Oxford City Nomads Heath End Road, Flackwell H Wantage Town 2 v 0 Pegasus Juniors Highworth Town Elm Recreation Ground, SN6 7DD 12 Wokingham & Emmbrook 1 v 0 Thame United Highworth Wootton Bassett Town 0 v 1 Witney United Kidlington Yarnton Road, Kidlington OX5 1AT 43 Third Round Old Woodstock Town Eynsham Hall Park, North OX29 6PN 46 Abingdon Town v Carterton Leigh Binfield v Wantage Town Oxford City Nomads Court Place Farm Stadium, OX3 0NQ 54 Clanfield v Witney United Marsh Lane, Oxford Holyport v Cirencester Town Pegasus Juniors Old School Lane, Hereford HR1 1EX 80 Maidenhead United v Slimbridge Shrivenham v Newbury Reading Town Scours Lane, Tilehurst, RG30 6AY 43 Thatcham Town v Gloucester City Reading Wokingham & Emmbrook v Ascot United Shortwood United Meadowbank, Shortwood GL6 0SJ 23 Quarter Finals v Shrivenham The Recreation Ground, SN6 8BJ 16 v Shrivenham v Slimbridge Wisloe Road, Cambridge, GL2 7AF 29 v Glos Thame United Sports Park, Hithercroft Rd, OX10 9RB 48 Semi Finals Wallingford v Wantage Town Alfredian Park, Manor Road, OX12 8DW 31 v Wantage Final Witney United Polythene UK Stadium, OX29 7WT 31 v Downs Rd, Witney, Oxon Wokingham & Bracknell Town FC. Larges RG12 9AN 56 Emmbrook Lane, Bracknell
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5 WSXP Fix Res Tab 3 Ascot United 49 55 7 4 61 67 26 59 49 54 45 134 20 87 58 105 29 49 58 4 59 2,155 103 4 Binfield 31 53 7 4 59 64 19 55 47 53 43 131 17 84 55 102 23 45 56 4 55 2,011 96 CROSSWORD ANSWERS5 WEST Fix Res Tab 5 Bracknell Town 46 53 4 3 62 64 19 55 47 53 43 131 17 84 55 102 26 45 59 0 55 2,039 97 1,439 69 6 CCL1 Fix Res Tab 6 Carterton 20 28 61 68 69 12 45 13 18 9 18 69 41 42 16 42 31 20 5 69 25 7 Fairford Town 25 41 67 63 64 12 76 8 30 22 31 70 51 28 12 38 33 20 18 64 21 1,587 76 6 EAST Fix Res Tab c 8 Flackwell Heath 31 38 20 19 19 45 58 68 32 38 28 131 29 96 67 114 26 58 41 19 68 2,090 100 9 Highworth Town 23 39 59 55 56 13 8 67 29 23 30 76 43 33 3 37 30 17 19 56 12 1,459 69 6 HELW Fix Res Tab c 10 Kidlington 13 11 49 47 47 18 30 32 29 8 5 105 34 56 29 57 23 20 13 47 43 1,433 68 SP RTSXW RDS© 6 HELE Fix Res Tab c 11 Old Woodstock Town 14 15 55 53 53 9 22 38 23 8 11 76 38 48 24 49 27 21 5 53 38 1,364 65 12 Oxford City Nomads 9 16 45 43 43 17 31 28 30 5 11 109 30 57 30 58 18 19 14 43 54 1,416 67 6 MCOM Fix Res Tab c 13 Pegasus Juniors 88 94 135 132 132 69 70 131 75 105 76 109 119 66 79 60 127 107 72 132 81 4,120 196 6 WMRL Fix Res Tab c 14 Reading Town 25 44 18 14 15 41 52 29 44 34 38 29 119 72 43 90 14 23 38 15 43 1,683 80 ACROSS 15 Shortwood United 53 109 87 84 85 42 28 96 32 56 48 57 65 72 35 11 76 59 44 85 23 2,492 119 6 EMC Fix Res Tab c 7.OLDHAM 8.MILLER 10.CHELSEA 11.GIVEN 12.THEN 13.YOUNG 17.PAVIN 18.GERA 22.SWANN 16 Shrivenham 23 39 58 55 55 16 12 67 3 29 24 30 80 42 44 62 27 13 20 55 16 1,544 74 23.LAMBERT 24.LANGER 25.SENIOR 6 NCE1 Fix Res Tab c 17 Slimbridge 61 103 105 102 102 42 38 114 37 57 49 58 59 89 11 62 94 77 45 102 29 2,871 137 Return Journey (Miles) DOWN 18 Thame United 13 34 29 23 26 31 36 24 33 23 26 18 127 14 83 27 101 15 28 26 54 1,581 75 6 NLD2 Fix Res Tab c Step 5 Hellenic Lge Prem Abin Ardl Asco Binf Brac Cart Fair Flac High Kidl Old Oxfo Pega Read Shor Shri Slim Tham Want Witn Woki Woot Total Average 1.BOYCOTT 2.EDGELEY 3.BASSO 4.WIGGINS 5.CLIVE 6.BRUNO 9.CANOVILLE 14.PAYNTER 19 Wantage Town 12 30 49 45 46 20 20 57 17 20 21 19 106 23 59 13 77 15 20 46 31 1,493 71 1 Abingdon Town 23 49 31 46 20 25 32 22 13 14 10 87 25 53 22 60 14 11 17 46 46 1,333 63 15.VENETIA 16.WALTERS 19.ASTLE 20.PAYNE 21.EMNES 6 NWC1 Fix Res Tab c 20 Witney United 17 20 58 56 57 5 18 41 19 13 5 14 72 38 44 20 45 28 20 57 34 1,364 65 2 Ardley Utd 21 Wokingham23 & Emmbrook 55 53 54 2846 3753 394 393 120 1562 1664 19 94 55 45 47 108 53 3943 102 131 34 17 30 84 20 55 54102 5326 1,90545 59 91 55 2,039 97 http://www.mikeavery.co.uk/2011%20Site/EnglishFootballStatsWholeLevel1-10.htm[08/09/201022 Wootton 18:40:53] Bassett Town 46 52 59 56 56 25 21 68 12 43 38 54 80 43 23 16 29 48 31 31 56 1,775 85
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WILTSHIRE COUNTY SENIOR CUP Premier Division SEASON 2010-11 Home Team Lowest Highest Average Total Games First Round Amesbury Town 2 v 0 Shrewton United Binfield 6 67 284 134 804 Bradford Town v Chalke Valley Wokingham & Emmbrook 7 60 379 116 811 Devizes Town 0 v 1 FC Chippenham Shortwood United 8 64 202 106 849 Malmesbury Vics Bye Witney United 10 51 218 104 1,040 New College Swindon 0 v 3 Warminster Town Reading Town 7 76 162 103 724 Pewsey Vale 0 v 2 Corsham Town Bracknell Town 7 54 146 94 659 Westbury United 4 v 3 Wootton Bassett Town Wroughton 0 v 4 Purton Kidlington 6 67 117 94 564 Bemerton Heath Harlequins Bye Ascot United 9 46 205 92 830 Calne Town Bye Wootton Bassett Town 5 54 184 90 451 Cricklade Town Bye Highworth Town 7 59 132 86 605 Downton Bye Shrivenham 6 47 97 70 420 Highworth Town Bye Ardley United 9 36 123 60 543 Laverstock & Ford Bye Melksham Town Bye Thame United 2 47 68 58 115 Trowbridge Town Bye Flackwell Heath 8 30 75 57 458 Second Round Abingdon Town 8 31 85 56 450 Bemerton Heath Harlequins v Warminster Town Slimbridge 8 41 70 54 434 Calne Town v Downton Oxford City Nomads 7 38 86 53 374 Corsham Town v Laverstock & Ford Carterton 7 25 75 49 345 Cricklade Town v Purton Pegasus Juniors 9 36 62 48 428 Highworth Town v Amesbury Town Fairford Town 7 38 64 47 328 Malmesbury Vics v Bradford Town or Chalke Valley Melksham Town v Westbury United Wantage Town 7 31 82 47 331 Trowbridge Town v FC Chippenham Youth Old Woodstock Town 6 36 42 40 238 Quarter Finals v v v v Semi Finals v v Final v
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2010-2011 Season Games Last Appeared For Player Goals UHLSPORT Hellenic League Played Division One (West) See Appearances Flackwell Heath Jordan D 15 15 P W D L F A Pts See Appearances Wantage Town Claydon R 10 11 1 Headington Amateurs 8 8 0 0 29 8 24 See Appearances Binfield Davies C 13 11 See Appearances Ascot United Bennett J 17 10 2 Cricklade Town 9 5 3 1 28 14 18 See Appearances Witney United McKeon S 16 9 3 Cheltenham Saracens 10 5 2 3 26 13 17 See Appearances Shortwood United Mortlock C 14 9 4 Winterbourne United 10 5 2 3 24 16 17 See Appearances Ardley United Bone D 14 8 5 Purton 8 5 1 2 19 12 16 See Appearances Wokingham & Emmbrook Cornell A 12 8 6 Lydney Town 7 4 3 0 20 10 15 See Appearances Binfield Davies I 13 8 7 Bicester Town 9 4 2 3 15 13 14 See Appearances Thame United Stewart A 5 8 8 Easington Sports 9 4 2 3 15 15 14 See Appearances Shortwood United Allard A 17 7 9 Letcombe 10 3 3 4 21 25 12 See Appearances Kidlington Deabill J 11 7 See Appearances Wantage Town Edney G 13 7 10 Tytherington Rocks 9 3 2 4 20 18 11 See Appearances Shortwood United Green M 17 7 11 Clanfield 8 3 2 3 11 16 11 See Appearances Ascot United McIntyre S 14 7 12 Trowbridge Town 10 3 1 6 13 20 10 See Appearances Ardley United Nicholls M 15 7 13 Hook Norton 7 0 2 5 5 15 2 See Appearances Flackwell Heath Thompson L 14 7 14 Malmesbury Victoria 9 0 2 7 7 29 2 See Appearances Bracknell Town Yorke-Goldney R 12 7 15 Launton Sports 9 0 1 8 3 32 1 Note: If Games Played always less than Goals then appearances have only been recorded for games in which the player football.mitoo has scored.
Bicester Cheltenham Cricklade Easington Headington Hook Launton Lydney Malmesbury Trowbridge Tytherington Winterbourne Clanfield Letcombe Purton Town Saracens Town Sports Amateurs Norton Sports Town Victoria Town Rocks United 10 Bicester H14 18 Sep 28 Aug 2 Oct 19 Feb 9 Apr 12 Mar 30 Oct Aug 3 Jan 12 Feb 18 Dec 15 Jan 2 Apr 22 Jan Town A14 2-0 3-3 0-1 2-1 21 30 Cheltenham 23 Oct 16 Oct 11 25 Sep H14 A14 12 Mar 27 Dec 13 Nov 9 Apr Aug 8 Jan 22 Jan Aug 19 Feb 6 Nov Saracens 3-0 8-2 Dec 0-0 3-1 2-2 30 11 11 Sep H14 21 Aug 30 Clanfield 27 Dec 11 Dec 26 Mar Aug 5 Mar 12 Feb Aug 8 Jan 5 Feb 26 Feb 20 Nov 1-4 A14 1-1 Oct 2-0 2-2 Cricklade 11 Sep 11 18 Sep 9 Oct 25 Sep 14 Aug 20 Nov 22 Jan H14 A14 19 Mar 19 Feb 2 Apr 30 Oct 8 Jan 12 Mar Town 2-1 Dec 6-0 3-0 6-4 7-4 28 Easington 27 23 Oct 18 Sep 4 Sep 14 Aug 5 Feb 30 Oct 2 Apr 4 Dec H14 A14 15 Jan 20 Nov 18 Dec 5 Mar Aug Sports Dec 3-0 2-1 2-1 2-2 1-2 Headington 2 Oct 25 Sep 28 Aug 13 21 Aug 26 Feb 6 Nov H14 A14 12 Feb 3 Jan 22 Jan 2 Apr 5 Mar 11 Dec 8 Jan Amateurs 2-1 4-0 2-1 Nov 4-2 H14 2 Oct 15 Hook Norton 8 Jan 18 Dec 3 Jan 6 Nov 9 Apr 19 Mar 4 Dec 12 Mar 26 Feb 20 Nov 12 Feb 30 Oct A14 1-1 Jan Launton 30 Aug 2 Oct 26 H14 14 Aug 28 Aug 26 Feb 15 Jan 5 Feb 27 Dec 11 Dec 22 Jan 2 Apr 30 Oct 13 Nov Sports 0-3 0-0 Mar A14 1-4 1-4 21 Aug 30 Aug 9 Oct 27 4 Sep Letcombe 13 Nov 26 Mar 9 Apr 15 Jan 19 Feb H14 A14 8 Jan 5 Feb 19 Mar 26 Feb 2-0 1-6 4-0 Dec 0-1 9 Oct 4 Sep 23 Oct H14 19 21 Aug Lydney Town 19 Mar 3 Jan 4 Dec 18 Dec 20 Nov 5 Feb 6 Nov 12 Mar 2 Apr 6-3 4-0 2-2 A14 Feb 1-0 Malmesbury 21 Aug 28 Aug 11 Sep 18 Sep 12 15 Jan 12 Feb 5 Mar 9 Apr 20 Nov 26 Mar H14 A14 3 Jan 30 Oct 11 Dec Victoria 1-1 1-3 1-2 1-6 Mar 11 14 Aug 30 Aug 25 Sep H14 18 Sep Purton 26 Mar 19 Mar 3 Jan 18 Dec 16 Apr 6 Nov Sep 4 Dec 12 Feb 22 Jan 3-1 1-1 7-2 A14 1-3 1-3 11 23 Trowbridge 28 Aug 14 Aug 9 Oct 30 Aug 5 Mar 6 Nov 26 Feb 22 Jan Sep 4 Dec 9 Apr Oct H14 A14 18 Dec 27 Dec Town 0-4 1-3 2-0 2-0 1-1 1-3 Tytherington 9 Oct 11 Sep 23 Oct 21 Aug 18 Sep 20 30 Aug 6 Nov 5 Feb 5 Mar 19 Feb 15 Jan 27 Dec 26 Mar H14 A14 Rocks 0-1 1-2 2-1 6-1 3-3 Nov 3-1 Winterbourne 9 Oct 4 Sep 16 Oct 23 Oct 11 Sep 13 5 Mar 8 Jan 23 Apr 19 Feb 16 Apr 5 Feb 19 Mar 3 Jan H14 A14 United 2-3 4-1 1-1 3-0 2-0 Nov
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http://www.football.mitoo.co.uk/ResultsGrid.cfm?DivisionID=12834&LeagueCode=HLNC2010[24/10/2010 09:12:12] Wootton Bassett Town FC Season 2010-2011 First Team Fixtures, Results, Teams & Scorers Date Opponents H/A R Crowd 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 10-Aug Pegasus Juniors A W2-0 55 Thompson Bowden Beeden Edmundson S.Carter R.Carter Adams Green (1) Collier Bown Banks (1) Oram Joyce 14-Aug Bradford Town (FAC Ex Prelim) A D1-1 70 Thompson Bowden Beeden Oram S.Carter R.Carter Adams Green Collier (1) Bown Banks Edmundson Delaney Bailey 17-Aug Bradford Town (FAC Ex Prelim Replay) H D3-3* 82 Thompson Edmundson Beeden (1) Oram S.Carter R.Carter Adams Green Collier (2) Bailey Banks Bowden Delaney Turner 21-Aug Oxford City Nomads A W8-0 54 Thompson Edmundson Beeden Bowden S.Carter R.Carter Adams (1) Green (4) Collier (1) Delaney (1) Banks Oram Thomas Turner (1) 24-Aug Old Woodstock Town H D2-2 54 Thompson Edmundson Beeden Bowden S.Carter R.Carter Adams Green (1) Collier (1) Delaney Banks Bown Thomas 28-Aug Almondsbury UWE (FAC Prelim) A W1-0 62 Thompson Bowden Beeden Oram S.Carter R.Carter Adams Green Collier (1) Bown Banks Turner Thomas 30-Aug Highworth Town H W2-0 184 Thompson Bowden Beeden (1) Edmundson (1) S.Carter R.Carter Turner Delaney Collier Bown Banks Tearle Thomas 4-Sep Bracknell Town A L0-3 87 Thompson Bowden Beeden Edmundson S.Carter R.Carter Turner Green Collier Bown Banks Oram Thomas Adams 7-Sep Wokingham & Emmbrook H W2-1 71 Miles Bowden Beeden (1) Edmundson S.Carter R.Carter Turner Green Collier (1) Bown Banks Adams 11-Sep Hamble ASSC (FAC 1QR) A D1-1 94 Miles Bowden Beeden (1) Edmundson S.Carter R.Carter Turner Green Collier Bown Banks Adams Delaney Bailey 14-Sep Hamble ASSC (FAC 1QR Replay) H L0-2 86 Miles Bailey Beeden Edmundson Oram R.Carter Adams Green Collier Bown Banks Turner Delaney 18-Sep Devizes Town (FAV QR2) A W4-0 26 Thompson Bowden Beeden Edmundson Oram Turner Adams Green (1) Collier (1) Bown (2) Banks Bailey Delaney R.Carter 21-Sep Kidlington H L1-3 84 Thompson Bowden Oram Edmundson S.Carter R.Carter Adams (1) Turner Collier Delaney Banks Bailey 25-Sep Wantage Town A W2-1 31 Thompson Bowden Oram Edmundson Turner R.Carter Adams Green Collier (2) Delaney Banks Bailey 2-Oct Cadbury Heath (FAV QR3) A L1-2 62 Thompson Bowden Beeden Edmundson Turner R.Carter Adams Green Collier Bown Banks Bailey Delaney 5-Oct Witney United (F/L) H L0-1 61 Thompson Jarrett Paish Edmundson Bailey R.Carter Moulton Terry Collier Delaney N.Hall Bown Thomas Sharps 9-Oct Westbury United (CC1) A L3-4 70 Thompson Bowden Beeden Edmundson S. Carter R.Carter Adams Green Collier (3) Bown Turner Bailey Delaney Sharps 12-Oct Shortwood United A L1-4 64 Thompson Bowden Beeden Sharps S.Carter R.Carter Bailey Delaney Collier (1) Bown Turner Green Thomas 16-Oct Reading Town H L0-3 58 Thompson Bowden Beeden Edmundson S.Carter R.Carter Sharps Delaney Collier Bown Turner Bailey Moulton Terry 20-Oct Ascot United A L0-3 51 Thompson Bowden Beeden Edmundson S.Carter R.Carter Adams Sharps Collier Bown Turner Delaney Knight 23-Oct Rayners Lane (BICC) A W2-1 48 Thompson Knight Beeden Oram S.Carter R.Carter Adams Bailey Collier (2) Bown Turner Edmundson Bowden 30-Oct Flackwell Heath H 2-Nov Oxford City Nomads H 6-Nov Shrivenham A 13-Nov Slimbridge A 20-Nov Fairford Town A 24-Nov Old Woodstock Town A 27-Nov BICC Cup 3rd Round 30-Nov Binfield H 4-Dec Ascot United H 11-Dec Slimbridge H 18-Dec Ardley United A 27-Dec Pegasus Juniors H 3-Jan Highworth Town A 8-Jan Wokingham & Emmbrook A 15-Jan Thame Utd H 22-Jan Carterton H 25-Jan Fairford Town H 5-Feb Shortwood United H 12-Feb Shrivenham H 19-Feb Witney United A 22-Feb Thame Utd A 26-Feb Binfield A 5-Mar Abingdon Town H 12-Mar Carterton A 19-Mar Bracknell Town H 22-Mar Ardley United H 26-Mar Reading Town A 5-Apr Witney United H 9-Apr Kidlington A 16-Apr Wantage Town H 19-Apr Abingdon Town A 23-Apr Flackwell Heath A FAC - FA Cup, F/L - Floodlight Cup, FAV - FA Vase, CC - County Cup, BICC - Challenge Cup, SC - Supplementary Cup * AET, Won 4-3 on penalties