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Enfield Town Football Club Pitching in Isthmian League Premier Division 2020-21 Fixtures THE TOWN PITCHINGLEATHERHEAD IN ISTHMIAN LEAGUE PREMIER DIVISION SATURDAY 10TH OCTOBER 2020 • KICK-OFF 3.00PM OFFICIAL PROGRAMME £2.00 1 FROM EVERYONE AT Enfield Town WELCOMEGood afternoon all and welcome to the QEII for Football Club today’s visit of Leatherhead. We wish them a safe Telephone: 07787 875650 journey back to Surrey this evening. Web: etfc.london Leatherhead, like ourselves, and for ordering your tickets Company registration: 04270717 have had a mixed start to online, we’ll look to refine things ELECTED SOCIETY OFFICERS the campaign but will come as we go along and are always Chairman: Paul Reed Vice-Chairman: Paul Millington into the match today in high happy to hear your feedback Company Secretary: Akin Yilmaz spirits following their win over and suggestions as we adapt to Directors: Dave Bryant, Mark Worthing in a high scoring football in a Covid world. Thompson, Ciaran Glennon, game on Tuesday night. We too One area that we’ve had to Les Gold, Ram Ismail, Nigel Howard, Christine Hamilton, Ken Brazier, were involved in a high scoring review again following the more Geoff Lee, John Dolan encounter but unfortunately recent government guidelines Life Presidents: too many of them ended up in is our bar set-up and the need Roger Reed, Keith Wortley our own net down at Horsham. to enforce table service. We ENFIELD TOWN FC Clearly we need to tighten up at thank you in advance for your Football Secretary: Nigel Howard the back having conceded nine patience as we learn to adapt Match Secretary: John Dolan Programme & Press: Ken Brazier in our last two games and it was to the new ways of doing things. JETS Co-ordinator: Rachel Dawson clear from seeing the game on Please do listen to and respect MANAGEMENT TEAM Tuesday that the whole team our stewards, they have all Manager: Andy Leese need to contribute to this as the volunteered their time to make Assistant Manager: Mario Noto goals we conceded often came today as safe and as enjoyable First Team Coach: Steve Wales from losing possession in our as possible. We’re extremely GOOD LUCK, LADS! Goalkeeping Coach: Jake Murphy Head of Football Operations: attacking third. fortunate to have such a large London’s premier waste recycling company are proud to be Graham Dodd I know that Andy and Mario percentage of our supporter Sports Therapist: John Abbott will have worked very hard to base willing to put themselves Kit Man: Neil Butterfield main sponsors of the Towners for what promises to be an correct this on the training pitch forward for these roles and on MATCHDAY PROGRAMME on Thursday night and hopefully behalf of everyone at the club I exciting season. Design: Alchemy Creations 01438 748666 we’ll see an improvement today. would like to thank you for your Print: JJ Sports Promotions We don’t have to look too far for efforts and continued support. 01543 426413 inspiration in correcting defensive Some good news is that Statistician: Jim Cunneen Pictures: Phil Davison, Tom Scott frailties, Leatherhead were on we finally have a date from Domestic & Commercial Weighbridge Services - the receiving end of a 7-0 defeat our floodlight contractors to CLUB HONOURS earlier in the season and then complete the upgrade and Skip Hire Bring your waste to us Ryman League Division One North Runners-Up 2011/2012 followed if up with two successive I’m pleased to say that the • • Play-Off Winners 2011/2012 clean sheets. As a wise man once work will be undertaken on 19th Essex Senior League said, football is a funny old game! October and they should be Winners 2002/2003, 2004/2005 Waste Collection & 100% Recovery Runners-Up 2001/2002 Our Covid operations seemed fully operational for the Margate Clearance Services from waste Essex Senior League Cup to go very well at the Lewes fixture on 20th. Winners 2001/2002, 2003/2004 game and we had some We continue to play midweek Capital Counties Feeder Leagues Trophy Winners 2001/2002 really positive feedback from games for the next couple of Middlesex Charity Cup supporters, our visitors and the weeks and it’s important that Winners 2001/2002, 2007/2008 match officials. As a result we we get back to winning ways Runners-up 2005/2006, 2009/10 have increased our capacity for quickly. Please do get behind the Gordon Brasted Memorial Trophy Winners 2002/2003 today and hope to be able to team again today and over the 020 8960 4646 www.powerday.co.uk Middlesex Senior Cup further increase this should things coming weeks. Runners-up 2002/2003, 2015/16 go well again this afternoon. Powerday Enfield - Enfield Materials Recycling Facility, Jeffreys Road, Brimsdown, London, EN3 7UA Middlesex Super Cup Winners 2009/2010 Thank you to you all for adhering Paul Reed Velocity Trophy Winners 2018/19 to the plans we’ve put in place Chairman 3 Official dealers of FROM THE BENCH Shelving, racking & mezzanine floors ANDY LEESE Welcome to Leatherhead for this Isthmian League Premier Division match. They have had a decent start to the season, and we will have to be at our best to get DESIGN SUPPLY INSTALL anything from the game Our best will need to be 100% better than what we have served up the last two games. After a decent opening week against the backdrop of all the issues we had, we won our opening two league games and, even though we exited the FA Cup on penalty kicks in Peterborough after a hard fought game, I felt we deserved better. That was definitely not the case at Bishops’ Stortford where we played our best football for a while but defended poorly as team. The same pattern followed at Horsham earlier this week, and it is a cause for concern. We identified and addressed the issues after the Stortford game but it seems we did not take on board what was agreed to rectify some basic issues. Horsham opened us up in the second half and we made some horrible errors that cost us. It has been addressed again this week but the players are in no doubt that it is unacceptable to perform like that. Too early to be worried, maybe, but we have to start taking responsibility for performances and the application of the work we do. And preferably immediately if we are serious about our ambitions. The demands we make of each other have to increase, and I need to see a reaction to the dismal showing on Tuesday night. As I said last time within this pages the management team has been minus Ed Thompson - while his son pursues a career at Tottenham. We have recruited Jake Murphy as goalkeeping coach Your support for the team will be vital again this to replace Ed, and I am sure you will all welcome season. The club continues to be a great story; I Supporting Enfield! him to the club. The relationship with Nathan and have seen it close up in midst of the covid-19 crisis. Alfie is an important one as goalkeepers like to Let’s all work together to make that story even work a certain way to stay sharp and focused. I better. am sure Jake will improve the lads and ensure that Andy Leese Good luck to the Town they are fully prepared each week. Manager The Isthmian Football League strongly supports the FA statement that there should be a zero tolerance approach against racism and all forms of discrimination. Accordingly any form of discriminatory abuse whether it by reason of age, disability, gender reassignment, race, religion and belief, marriage and civil partnership, pregnancy and maternity, sex and sexual orientation or any other form of abuse will be reported to The Football Association for action by that Association.” (The FA 0800 085 0508 / Kick it Out 020 7253 0162). The Isthmian League and all Member Clubs in the 020 8880 1919 League are committed to promoting equality by treating people fairly and with respect, by recognising that inequalities may exist, by taking steps to address them and providing access and opportunities for all members of the community. www.penwright.co.uk 5 EXCLUSIVE DEALS FOR ETFC MEMBERS FROM LOCAL COMPANIES. SHOP LOCAL. SEE BELOW FOR THE LATEST DISCOUNT OFFERS. OUR CLUB, OUR COMMUNITY. DISCOUNT COMPANY CONDITIONS OF MEMBER DEAL Various ETFC CLUB SHOP Various discounts on a number of items £20 ENERGIE GYM They will waive the £20 joining fee. Old Park Ridings Contact name is Richard. 30% BUSH HILL PARK GOLF CLUB 30% off Green Fees + other discounts. Contact name is Jenny Benge. 20% TOBY CARVERY Up to six diners. Excludes breakfast and drinks. Carterhatch Lane Excludes Xmas day and Boxing day. Contact name is Adam. 20% COMPUTER KRAYZEE Discount off servicing. Contact name is Kaz. Morrisons, Southbury Road 20% ROMA BELLA Discount off all takeaways. Contact name is Teymour. Cambridge Road 12% WOK WITH YOU Up to four diners. Excludes drinks and takeaways. Opp Town Library Contact name is Simon or Linn. 10% JEMCA - TOYOTA New and used vehicles. Cambridge Road 10% COMPUTER KRAYZEE Discount off parts. Contact name is Kaz. Morrisons, Southbury Road 10% LADYSMITH CAFÉ Discount off food for two people. Contact name is Ali. Ladysmith Road 10% FLAWLESS DRY CLEANERS Discount off all services. Contact name is Mustafa. Chaseside 10% AUTOSTORE Bike and car parts. Bike servicing. 10% off. 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