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Sydenhams Football League News 2019/20 Edition Number 49 SYDENHAMS FOOTBALL LEAGUE NEWS 2019/20 EDITION NUMBER 49 Hello and welcome to the latest edition of your Newsletter, if you have anything to contribute, please do get in touch by email- [email protected] You can keep up to date with all the news from around the League by following us on Twitter at - @Sydwessex You are more than welcome to use any material (excluding attributed photographs) but it would be appreciated if any material used is acknowledged. It is hoped you enjoy reading this each week. With readership quite widespread, not only within our own competition, but across the three counties and beyond- if ANY club has anything they’d like to have published in here, whether that be a request for helpers, promotion of forthcoming events, items required or available for sale please contact the Newsletter Editor. As a general reminder- Match Reports, player news and photos are always welcome- it is your Newsletter! Saturday, 06 June 2020 Page 1 of 15 SYDENHAMS FOOTBALL LEAGUE NEWS 2019/20 EDITION NUMBER 49 BEST SCORES SUMMARY HOME VICTORIES TEAM SEASON OPPONENTS SCORE AFC PORTCHESTER 2014/15 Folland Sports 8-0 AFC STONEHAM 2019/20 Amesbury Town 9-0 ALRESFORD TOWN 2013/14 Christchurch 7-1 ALTON 2007/08 Ringwood Town 9-1 [1] AMESBURY TOWN 2009/10 Andover New Street 9-3 ANDOVER NEW STREET 2005/06 Hythe & Dibden 7-1 ANDOVER TOWN 2013/14 East Cowes Victoria 11-0 BAFFINS MILTON ROVERS 2016/17 Andover New Street 9-0 BASHLEY 1987/88 Portsmouth Royal Navy 8-0 [2] BEMERTON HEATH HARLEQUINS 1993/94 Downton 9-2 BOURNEMOUTH 1994/95 BAT Sports 8-0 [3] BROCKENHURST 1994/95 Petersfield Town 9-0 CHRISTCHURCH 2016/17 Pewsey Vale 11-1 COWES SPORTS 2002/03 Downton 8-0 DOWNTON 2010/11 East Cowes Victoria 8-1 EAST COWES VICTORIA 2012/13 Stockbridge 9-0 FAREHAM TOWN 2007/08 Ringwood Town 10-0 FAWLEY AFC 2009/10 Andover New Street 10-1 FLEET TOWN 1994/95 Petersfield Town 14-0 FOLLAND SPORTS 2001/02 Swanage Town & Herston 8-0 [4] HAMBLE CLUB 2016/17 East Cowes Victoria 14-0 HAMWORTHY UNITED 2017/18 Petersfield Town 9-0 HORNDEAN 2007/08 Downton 8-0 HYTHE & DIBDEN 2019/20 Andover Town 8-2 LAVERSTOCK & FORD 2017/18 Folland Sports 9-0 LYMINGTON TOWN 2017/18 Petersfield Town 8-1 NEW MILTON TOWN 1992/93 Romsey Town 11-1 [5] NEWPORT (IOW) 2013/14 Christchurch 12-0 PETERSFIELD TOWN 2013/14 Andover New Street 14-0 PORTLAND UNITED 2019/20 Amesbury Town 12-2 RINGWOOD TOWN 2008/09 East Cowes Victoria 8-0 ROMSEY TOWN 2018/19 Folland Sports 9-0 SHAFTESBURY 2006/07 Petersfield Town 7-0 SOLENT UNIVERSITY FC 2016/17 Whitchurch United 9-0 [6] TADLEY CALLEVA 2007/08 AFC Aldermaston 10-1 TOTTON & ELING 2015/16 Pewsey Vale 9-1 US PORTSMOUTH 2007/08 Hythe & Dibden 10-0 VERWOOD TOWN 2006/07 East Cowes Victoria 9-0 WHITCHURCH UNITED 2009/10 Shaftesbury 14-1 NOTES [1] - as Alton Town [2] - precursor to US Portsmouth In the event of the result [3] - precursor to Totton & Eling occurring on more than [4] - as Hamble ASSC one occasion ONLY the [5] - as AFC Lymington most recent is shown. [6] - as Team Solent Saturday, 06 June 2020 Page 2 of 15 SYDENHAMS FOOTBALL LEAGUE NEWS 2019/20 EDITION NUMBER 49 AWAY VICTORIES TEAM SEASON OPPONENTS SCORE AFC PORTCHESTER 2009/10 AFC Aldermaston 8-0 AFC STONEHAM 2018/19 Andover Town 10-1 ALRESFORD TOWN 2017/18 Petersfield Town 7-0 ALTON 2018/19 Verwood Town 7-1 AMESBURY TOWN 2014/15 Team Solent 8-2 [1] ANDOVER NEW STREET 2017/18 Folland Sports 7-3 ANDOVER TOWN 2013/14 Hayling United 8-0 BAFFINS MILTON ROVERS 2019/20 Amesbury Town 5-0 BASHLEY 1988/89 Horndean 8-1 BEMERTON HEATH HARLEQUINS 2001/02 Swanage Town & Herston 8-1 BOURNEMOUTH 1995/96 Swanage Town & Herston 11-0 BROCKENHURST 2012/13 US Portsmouth 8-0 CHRISTCHURCH 2019/20 Solent University 6-0 COWES SPORTS 2012/13 Laverstock & Ford 8-0 DOWNTON 1995/96 Swanage Town & Herston 9-1 EAST COWES VICTORIA 2011/12 Tadley Calleva 8-0 FAREHAM TOWN 2006/07 Bemerton Heath Harlequins 8-0 FAWLEY AFC 2009/10 AFC Aldermaston 9-0 FLEET TOWN 1991/92 Horndean 7-0 FOLLAND SPORTS 2009/10 Andover New Street 9-2 [2] HAMBLE CLUB 2016/17 Pewsey Vale 9-1 HAMWORTHY UNITED 2010/11 New Milton Town 8-3 HORNDEAN 2010/11 Fleet Spurs 8-2 HYTHE & DIBDEN 2019/20 Pewsey Vale 10-0 LAVERSTOCK & FORD 2016/17 Alton 9-0 LYMINGTON TOWN 2010/11 Romsey Town 6-2 NEW MILTON TOWN 1992/93 Romsey Town 9-0 [3] NEWPORT (IOW) 1989/90 Brockenhurst 9-0 PETERSFIELD TOWN 2014/15 Bournemouth 8-0 PORTLAND UNITED 2017/18 Baffins Milton Rovers 6-0 RINGWOOD TOWN 2015/16 Fleet Spurs 7-1 ROMSEY TOWN 2019/20 Pewsey Vale 7-0 SHAFTESBURY 2016/17 East Cowes Victoria 7-1 SOLENT UNIVERSITY FC 2017/18 Brockenhurst 6-1 TADLEY CALLEVA 2014/15 East Cowes Victoria 9-1 TOTTON & ELING 2015/16 Andover New Street 7-0 US PORTSMOUTH 2006/07 Blackfield & Langley 8-1 VERWOOD TOWN 2010/11 Fleet Spurs 7-2 WHITCHURCH UNITED 2010/11 Tadley Calleva 8-1 NOTES [1] - precursor to Solent University FC In the event of the result [2] - as Hamble ASSC occurring on more than [3] - as AFC Lymington one occasion ONLY the most recent is shown. Saturday, 06 June 2020 Page 3 of 15 SYDENHAMS FOOTBALL LEAGUE NEWS 2019/20 EDITION NUMBER 49 THIS WILL GET YOU MOVING 1. The first section of London Underground opened in 1863, but between which two stations? 2. There are eight counties in England with no motorway apart from Dorset or Isle of Wight name two? 3. Which station in London is the terminus for Eurostar? 4. Which Derbyshire village would you find the National Tramway Museum? 5. What is the nickname of Shinkansen High Speed train first launched in 1964 in Japan, due to its appearance and speed? 6. What form of personal transport was launched by inventor Dean Kamen in 2001? WAY OUT WEST – A BLAST FROM THE PAST FA CUP with Budweiser 2nd QUALIFYING ROUND SATURDAY 1 OCTOBER 2011 BOURNEMOUTH 0 TRURO CITY 0 In sweltering conditions (and yes we’re talking October here) a fantastic performance by Bournemouth in probably one of the best games seen at the Vic in the last decade, and the team came so close to causing an upset and taking the scalp of a club some 64 places above them in the pyramid system. Kicking towards the Winton End in the opening period the game started at a frantic pace and stayed at a very high level for the whole contest, and whilst there would have been long periods when it was difficult to say who was the higher placed team, hats off to both teams. A nasty injury saw Warren withdrawn before the half hour mark so the home side had to have a hasty realignment. The first real chance of the game came on 38 minutes although both keepers had already had a few good touches of the ball. Daysh launched a free kick from around 15 yards inside his own half into the Winton goalmouth. Sandercombe didn’t make a clean catch and was forced to drop on the ball under pressure from Rowley. Into the second period in front of one of Bournemouth’s best gates for years on 53 minutes Keeler won the ball out wide and his cross picked out Saadi whose first time effort rolled painfully wide of the target. The White Tigers were under the cosh for a period of time and within two minutes Daysh had a great header that flashed over the bar and Saadi again had a chance to get a goal on the hour mark when his curling free kick hit the side netting from close to 25 yards out. Just prior to this though, Truro’s Watkins had also curled an effort just wide of the target. Bournemouth still looked to be the team most likely to score with Blake and Daysh again both coming close, the introduction of Iglewski and Stone nearly paid off replacing Saadi and Pinder as the game entered the final few minutes. With time running out Conference South fitness began to come to the fore and Smith came very close to breaking the hearts of the home support when his shot rolled along the crossbar before being cleared to safety, Bournemouth defended courageously in the final moments to deny the visitors the win, and set up a mouth-watering but difficult replay in Cornwall in three days. POPPIES: Max Frampton, Kane Daysh, Dan Taylor, Joe Byrne, Wayne Crutcher [Captain], Jon Blake, Jake Rowley, Tommy McCormick, Martin Warren (Justin Keeler), Fawzi Saadi (Mariusz Iglewski), James Pinder (Luke Stone). Unused John Wyatt, Max Crow, Dan Alcon, Kenny Vaughan. TRURO CITY: Tim Sandercombe, Edward Palmer, Scott Walker, Arran Pugh, Joe Broad, Danny Clay, Les Afful, Andrew Taylor [Captain], Stewart Yetton (Cody Cooke), Andrew Watkins, Dan Smith. Unused: Kieren Conibear- Trathen, Marcus Martin, Jake Ash, Lee Hodges. REFEREE: Derek Eaton. Saturday, 06 June 2020 Page 4 of 15 SYDENHAMS FOOTBALL LEAGUE NEWS 2019/20 EDITION NUMBER 49 FA CUP with Budweiser 2nd QUALIFYING ROUND REPLAY TUESDAY 4 OCTOBER 2011 TRURO CITY 3 BOURNEMOUTH 2 This was the furthest Bournemouth had gone in the competition, both in terms of geography and also for a decade in terms of the game, and the long trek to the far west nearly paid dividends for Bournemouth this evening.
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