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On behalf of myself, the fans and the Now a pleasing development to tell you committee of Bridgwater Town FC let me about. The club was recently approached by extend a warm welcome to our Fairfax Park Will Pilborough who offered to re-open the visitors today, Roman Glass St. George FC. long since closed club shop on home match We sincerely hope all their supporters, days. In the spirit of #betterneverstops players and officials enjoyed a comfortable the committee agreed to give Will the journey getting down here and of course opportunity. As well as hopefully selling we wish them a safe journey home after the Bridgwater Town FC merchandise, Will game too. also makes clever scale models of different Well, the boys are currently on a nice little football stadia which he will also sell and run with three wins out of the last three donate some of the profits back into the games in all competitions. At time of writing, football club. Pop in, say hello and have a Bridgwater Town FC sit proudly at the top of look! the Toolstation Western Premier division. I Finally, a big thank you to you the know there is a long way to go and there magnificent Bridgwater Town fans who are teams with games in hand on us but I have been turning out in ever increasing always feel it is better to have points in the numbers to support your home-town team bag coming into the winter months when this season. injury, postponements and suspensions The buzz around the ground is now fantastic start to bite for every team. It was also very on match days; please continue to support pleasing to witness a great comeback by the our team vocally and positively from the lads after going a goal down versus Wells terraces home and away, it is appreciated City in the Somerset Premier Cup to win by not only the players but by all of us 2-1. Hopefully our good form and attitude associated with the club. continues today. Of course, it won’t be easy this afternoon; Roman Glass St. George have had a Come on Bridgy ! respectable start to their league campaign too and they are currently 8th but this is Enjoy the game today, probably a false position as they have 3 games in hand on us. I am sure it will be Adrian Byrne another great, competitive game. Club Chairman

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WE’VE MET BEFORE!

ROMAN GLASS ST The two sides do not appear to have met before in their current guises despite the fact that our opponents are Bristol’sGEORGE oldest football FC club. However, back in 1947 one of our precursors, a fledgling Crown Dynamos FC, drew Bristol St George FC in a qualifying round of the FA Amateur Cup. It was their one and only entry into this long established competition. The fixture was played at Eastover Park (aka Cranleigh Gardens), which being a public recreation field was presumably roped off for the occasion. Changing facilities were located in part of the Crown Inn in St John Street. The local newspaper reporter estimated the crowd at 1300 souls and stated that the gate takings were £50.00. In today’s money, taking inflation into account, this would equate to in excess of £1,700. The Dynamos had a good share of possession by all accounts but were punished for their mistakes by a more experienced and polished side. Before the game and during half-time music was provided by the Bridgwater Silver Band. Bristol St George actually played in the very first Amateur Cup competition back in 1893-4. They reached the 3rd Qualifying Round (the last 32) but went out to Plymouth Home Park. In the 1960’s Bristol St George FC was usually the last surviving West Country club in the Amateur Cup, which was dominated by London-based Isthmian and Athenian and County Durham based Northern league sides.

Sep 13th 1947 H 2 5 Kinsella, Matthews FAAC Q1 1300

Left: Andy Gurney, the former Swindon Town and Swansea City professional, who is now the manager of Roman Glass. He made his League debut for Bristol Rovers in 1992 and by the time he was forced to retire through an ankle injury in 2006 he had made 430 appearances for a range of clubs that also included Torquay United and Reading. Indeed, Andy commanded a £100,000 transfer fee when moving from the ‘Gulls’ to the ‘Royals’. He scored goals for every one of his Football League employers and ended with a very creditable total of 46. In January 2010 he signed for us. The then manager, Rob Dray, described the arrival of this ‘battling midfielder’ as a ‘coup’ for the club. Andy made around 6 appearances for an injury hit and struggling Town team before deciding to retire. In that short time he scored a spectacular free kick goal that gave us a 2-1 victory at Wimborne Town and earned praise for his endeavour, attitude and commitment to the cause. One suspects that the same attributes have helped make his managerial career such a success. ParadeDental Practice

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In season 1949/50 the Club were accepted into the Western League Division Two and two fifth place finishes were achieved in their first two seasons. The first football club to bear the town’s This was followed up by claiming runners- name was formed on 28th January 1898 up position in season 1951/52, thus at a meeting held at the Cross Rifles gaining promotion to Division One. The public house on Bath Road. Bridgwater Club were to remain in the top division AFC entered the Somerset Senior of the Western League for the next 30 League, playing at Sydenham House years, winning the Western League title on Bath Road, and lifted the Somerset twice, in seasons 1967/68 and 1980/81. Senior Cup in their first full season, Season 1982-83 saw the club make the beating Yeovil Casuals 1-0 in the Final bold move up to the Southern League played at Wells. Unfortunately, the Club Midland Division, but after only two was forced to disband in 1901 due to lack seasons at the higher level, and with of support and financial difficulties. mounting debts, the club went into Two years later, another Bridgwater voluntary liquidation….the end of an era! AFC was formed and played for ten But like a phoenix from the ashes, years in local leagues from their base Bridgwater Town (1984) FC was formed in the Westonzoyland Road area of the by a loyal band of club stalwarts and town. 1914 saw this club fold due to the started life at a new home, Fairfax Park, outbreak of World War One. in Division Two of the Somerset County 1919 saw the birth of local works side League. Unfortunately, with a young and Wills Athletic who played in local leagues inexperienced side relegation followed from their Victoria Park home. In 1921 at the end of their first season, but they changed their name to Bridgwater steady progression including a hat-trick Town FC and moved to Chilton Park from of Somerset County League titles, the where they played for ten further years, Western League Division One title and winning a few minor honors, until football runners-up spot in the Western League came to an end in the town until after Premier Division in season 2006/07, World War Two. earned the club a place back in the Crown Dynamos, based at the Crown , 23 years after Inn, St John Street, were formed in 1946 the heartbreak caused by the demise of playing at Eastover Park. They played the old club. in the Bridgwater & District League The first three seasons back at the higher for a year before progressing into the level were fairly successful for ‘The Somerset Senior League - finishing a Robins’ with the team just missing out on creditable 3rd in 1948. That year also the end of season play-offs in 2007/08 saw the Club move to a new venue, (6th) and 2008/09 (7th) and missing out Castlefields and change its name to on promotion after being beaten at home Bridgwater Town AFC. by Cirencester Town after extra time in A Brief Club History

the Play-Off final in 2009/10 after finishing of 2017, after early exits in the FA Cup the regular season in 3rd place. Season (Plymouth Parkway), FA Trophy (North 2008/09 also saw the team reach the Leigh) and with just two league victories, Final of the Southern League Cup losing Craig chose to further his career in the on aggregate to Atherstone Town. Southern with Dorchester However, the Club was left reeling with Town and was replaced in the role by the departure of joint managers Craig Phil Hucker. With 6 games of the season Laird & Leigh Robinson and a mass remaining, Dave Pearse took charge exodus of players during the summer of but by then, relegation was a certainty 2010. so Bridgwater Town began 2017/18 in Seasons 2010/11 and 2011/12 saw the the Toolstation Western League with club battling at the wrong end of the table Dave still in the role alongside former under the leadership of former reserve Barnstaple joint manager Karl Baggaley. team manager Rob Dray. A solid eighth place in the league along Another club stalwart Kevin Milsom took with good runs in the FA Cup and FA charge for season 2012/13 and after Vase and a narrow Les Phillips Cup an indifferent start, things looked to be semi-final defeat to Shepton Mallet was a coming together by Christmas. Then the strong return to Step 5 and the club hope wet weather caused all sorts of problems to perform well this season, once again for the team who eventually had to play under the stewardship of Dave and Karl. 21 league fixtures in just 57 days! They The Club also run a reserve side who finished a disappointing 19th. compete in the First Division of the In 2014/15 Bridgwater Town FC 1984 Somerset County League. They were finished 12th in the Evo-Stik South & Premier League champions in seasons West League and were semi finalists in 2008/09 and 2009/10. The Under 18s the Somerset Premier Cup under the squad play in the South West Counties management of Richard Fey who moved Youth League. on to Paulton Rovers at the start of the 2015/16 season. 2015/16 saw a new look team under the stewardship of former Taunton Town player and manager Paul West. Whilst the club languished nearer the foot of the table, relegation was never a real threat and Paul bought and brought through a fantastic crop of younger players in a bid to help shape the future and ethos of the club. Paul’s resignation at the end of season 2015/16 paved the way for the return of former manager Craig Laird. At the start We extend our thanks and gratitude to all the local companies and individuals who support Bridgwater Town FC, both financially and with services rendered.

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Like us on facebook @BridgwaterTown1984Fc Follow us on twitter @OfficialBTFC84 @BTFCRessies @BTFCLive BTFC club shop online http://www.thefootyfactory.com/product-tag/bridgwater-town/ Squad Squad Jake Viney Josh Dempsey Dave Thorne Ryan Dunn Kurt Robinson (c) Sam Wentland Mike Duffy Jason Bert (C) Josh White Matthew Guy Tom Ellis Jordan Greenwood Harry Horton Mark Armstrong Rhys Hodgson Jack Taylor Ibrahim Sarr Ian Bellinger Ryan Radford Jake Llewellyn Lewis Wentland Sam Towler Nathan Legge Charlie White Mike York Dave Pearse Adam Growcott Jake Brown Ken Oni Ryan Burrows Harry Hamblin Chris Tzjimtsa Jacob Watson Tyler Davis

Managers: Manager – Andrew Gurney Karl Baggaley & Dave Pearse Assistant – Liam Greening Goalkeeping Coach: Steve Laker 1st team Coach – David Doe Physio: Taylor Cornish Gk coach – Adam Growcott Red & White Physio – Thomas Baylis

Referee : Ciaran Barlow Assistants : Stephen Kay & Mike Halford Playing Squad Charlie White: 2018/19 Another proud member of the County Cup winning squad from 2014/15, Chaz has made the move from reserve team to first team regular with some spirited displays.

Harry Horton: Despite successful spells at Yate and Tiverton Town, County Cup winner Harry returned to Bridgwater Town last season and will again be looking to impress. Jake Viney: Former Wellington keeper Jake was the Players and Harry Hamblin: Supporters player of the year in 2015/16 and during his A talented young member of the reserve side who featured time with the club has established himself as a great shot heavily during pre-season and will be looking to push for a stopper. regular first team place.

Dave Thorne: Sam Towler: A strong right back who joined after a successful spell with Signed by former manager Paul West, Sam returns to Shepton Mallet. A consistent performer, Dave was last Bridgwater after a successful spell with Wellington where he year’s ‘Manager’s Player of the Season’. was part of the Division One winning squad.

Jake Llewellyn: Mark Armstrong: A talented left sided player who was signed from Clevedon An experienced, hardworking, tough tackling midfielder who Town. He made his first team debut in 2014 for Weston and joined us from Cheddar. Mark has had spells at Barnstaple made over 60 appearances. Town, Chard, Clevedon Town and Shepton Mallet and was a consistent high performer last season. Tom Ellis: A ‘no nonsense’ defender, Tom was captain of the Ian Bellinger: Wellington side which won the Toolstation Division One With a pre-season hat-trick to his name, Ian returns to League in 2016/17. His height makes him a threat from set Bridgwater as a winger with a reputation for goals. A league pieces and he comes with an eye for goal. winner with Wellington, Ian also has a prolific record in front of goal for Tiger Old Boys of Bridgwater. Lee Begg: A former player at Street, Lee has been a consistent Dave Pearse: performer wherever he has been asked to play in the side. Hugely experienced, Dave returned to Bridgwater Town as joint player/manger with Karl Baggaley last season and will Mike Duffy: be looking to build on an eighth-place finish and league Mike is a popular, committed and tough tackling midfielder cup semi-final along with extending his playing career. who made the step up from our reserve side and has held down a regular start ever since. A member of the triumphant Ryan Burrows: County Cup reserve team (lashing home the winning A speedy striker stepping up in grade after signing from penalty) of 2014/15, last season Mike was the winner of Cronies FC in Exeter, Ryan scored a memorable double in the coveted Luke Buckingham Award for his achievements the FA Vase at Fareham last season. both on and off the field. Jack Taylor: Kurt Robinson: A prolific striker with Berrow and Middlezoy, Jack signed A former Player’s and Manager’s Player of the Season. Kurt from Wellington and was last season’s top goal scorer, brings experience, calm and knowledge after spells with Supporters Player of the Season and Player’s Player of the Ipswich Town, Northampton Town, Rushden and Diamonds, Season. Chelmsford City and Concord Rangers. Kurt has played a key role in supporting a very young and changing side in Jake Brown: recent seasons and we are delighted to again have him as An exciting, goal scoring, player who joins, after playing our club captain. a key role for Melksham Town in their promotion to the Southern League last season. Former clubs include Wells Josh White: City and Street. A strong defender who has played at various levels with the club, Josh lifted Somerset Senior Cup as captain of the reserve side in the 2014/15 season. After a short break from football he returned to the side in fantastic fashion last season. From the Dug Out….. So, another busy week gone but another two wins - 1 cup; 1 league. After the disappointing exits in the FA Vase and FA Cup, the remaining 2 cups are competitions in which we want to go far. Wells City proved a tough test, the win was great but to have 5 Reserves called up showed the faith we have in our young Reserve squad. They will all be better for the experience, I’m sure. On Saturday at Shepton we were excellent. It was a great away performance in which we defended as a unit and were clinical in taking our chances. We now have two consecutive home games now to look forward to and a real opportunity to consolidate our place at the top of the league. #betterneverstops

Pearsey Roman Glass St George

A SHORT HISTORY clubs in the Country such as Hendon, Dagenham, Hayes and Leytonstone in The club Roman Glass St George is the front of crowds numbering thousands. result of an amalgamation between St George won the County league in Bristol St George and Roman Glass. 1969/70 and was runners-up twice Bristol St George was formed in 1882 before a gradual decline in fortunes until and is the oldest club in Bristol. They in 1987 the club were expelled from the were founder members of the GFA in league due to sub standard facilities. A 1886 and won the GFA Senior Challenge return to the Premier Combination saw Cup on two occasions 1894 and 1895 a brief improvement resulting in winning beating Eastville Rovers 3-1 on the first the Premier Division in 1992/93. With occasion. no promotion gained the club nosedived and were in danger of folding when The club also entered the FA Cup in Roman Glass stepped in. 1891 and the inaugural FA Amateur Cup in 1894. The current ground at Bell Roman Glass originated as a street team Hill was opened with a match between called Wyndham Wanderers in 1960 and a Bristol & District XI and the English played in the Bristol Church of champions Aston Villa in 1894. In 1897 League and then joined the Bristol & the club turned professional and spent District League in 1974. The club enjoyed two seasons in the Birmingham & District moderate success gradually climbing the League. The club reverted to amateur leagues and in 1980 changed its name to status in 1901 and continued that way Roman Glass. The club began to decline until joining the Western League in until in 1990 Roger Hudd took over as 1928. In 1935 after struggling financially manager and steered them to win the they dropped out and joined the Bristol Division 4 title the club continued to & District League once again. They won improve gaining successive promotions the first division only once in 1949/50 until the amalgamation in 1995. but were always a leading team until they became founder members of the Roman Glass St George in the Premier Bristol Premier Combination in 1957. St Combination immediately gained George played in this league winning it success, winning promotion to the five seasons in succession from 1963/64 Premier Division that season and then season to 1967/68 until they joined the winning that league in 1998/99 season Gloucestershire County League on its to earn promotion to the County League. formation in 1968. The club won the County league in 2001/02 and then season 2006/07 The Sixties was the Golden era for the which resulted in promotion to the club as in addition to winning these Toolstation (Western) League, a league league titles they also managed to win the club last played in, in 1935. the Gloucestershire Senior Amateur Cup, five times which included four successive seasons. Success was also found in the FA Amateur Cup when they regularly took on the top amateur BRIDGWATER TOWN FC 1ST TEAM FIXTURES 2018/19

DATE OPPONENTS H/A COMP ATT F A SCORERS 7/8/18 BUCKLAND ATH H TWL 243 2 0 LLEWELLYN 2 11/8/18 CHEDDAR A FAC 120 2 3 TAYLOR, J WHITE 18/8/18 CADBURY HEATH H TWL 201 1 1 TAYLOR 21/8/18 HALLEN A TWL 38 2 1 BROWN, C WHITE 25/8/18 BRISLINGTON H TWL 176 6 0 TAYLOR 5, THORNE 1/9/18 CHIPPING SODBURY A TWL 50 8 0 BROWN,TAYLOR,ELLIS,HORTON,TOWLER,ROBINSON, BELLINGER, BURROWS. 4/9/18 PLYMOUTH PARKWAY H TWL 298 0 1 8/9/18 HENGROVE ATH A TWL 55 4 1 BEGG, ELLIS, TAYLOR (PEN), ROBINSON 15/9/18 EXMOUTH A FAV 183 0 3 22/9/18 BRADFORD TOWN H TWL 202 6 2 J WHITE, TAYLOR 2, TOWLER, DUFFY, HORTON 29/9/18 CLEVEDON TOWN A TWL 145 0 1 7/10/18 BRIDPORT H TWL 371 1 0 ELLIS 10/10/18 WELLS CITY H SPC 173 2 1 BELLINGER, TAYLOR 13/10/18 SHEPTON MALLET A TWL 127 5 1 BELLINGER, TAYLOR 2, HORTON 2 20/10/18 RG ST.GEORGE H TWL 27/10/18 CHIPPING SODBURY H TWL 30/10/18 WELTON ROVERS A LPC 3/11/18 BRISLINGTON A TWL 10/11/18 SHORTWOOD A TWL 17/11/18 ODD DOWN H TWL 24/11/18 CRIBBS H TWL 1/12/18 RG ST.GEORGE A TWL 8/12/18 BUCKLAND ATH A TWL 15/12/18 WILLAND ROVERS H TWL 22/12/18 BITTON H TWL 26/12/18 WELLINGTON A TWL 29/12/18 BRADFORD TOWN A TWL 5/1/19 WESTBURY UNITED H TWL 12/1/19 HALLEN H TWL 2/2/19 SHORTWOOD H TWL 9/2/19 WILLAND ROVERS A TWL 16/2/19 CLEVEDON TOWN H TWL 23/2/19 BRIDPORT A TWL 2/3/19 SHEPTON MALLET H TWL 16/3/19 CRIBBS A TWL 23/3/19 HENGROVE ATH H TWL 30/3/19 ODD DOWN A TWL 6/4/19 PLYMOUTH PARKWAY A TWL 19/4/19 WELLINGTON H TWL 22/4/19 WESTBURY UNITED A TWL 27/4/19 CADBURY HEATH A TWL

TOWN PLAYERS’ STATISTICS 2018/2019 season (up to 19/10/18)

APPS SUBS GOALS JAKE VINEY 13 0 0 DAVE THORNE 12 0 1 JAKE LLEWELLYN 12 1 2 SYD CAMPER (no longer at BTFC) 2 2 0 JOSH WHITE 7 0 2 TOM ELLIS 13 0 3 SAM TOWLER 12 1 2 MARK ARMSTRONG 9 3 0 JACK TAYLOR 13 0 14 DAVE PEARSE 2 4 0 MIKE DUFFY 11 1 1 IAN BELLINGER 4 5 3 JAKE BROWN 8 4 2 KURT ROBINSON 11 1 2 STEVE HOLLAND 0 3 0 LEE BEGG 6 0 1 CHARLIE WHITE 4 4 1 BRETT TROWBRIDGE 3 0 0 HARRY HORTON 9 2 4 RYAN BURROWS 0 3 1 JAMES ANNISON 1 0 0 LEWIS HEMBREY 1 0 0 MATT REDMAN 1 0 0 CAMERON BIRCH Clubhouse0 1 0 JOSH GRACIE 0 1 0 Sponsors [email protected] Tel: 01278-429615 Fax: 01278-238084 Toolstation Western League Premier Division as at 17th October 2018

P W D L GD PTS 1 Bridgwater Town 11 8 1 2 27 25 2 Willand Rovers 10 8 1 1 16 25 3 Westbury United 8 8 0 0 17 24 4 Clevedon Town 10 8 0 2 8 24 5 Bradford Town 11 5 1 5 -1 16 6 Bitton 6 5 0 1 10 15 7 Plymouth Parkway 8 5 0 3 4 15 8 Roman Glass St George 8 4 2 2 13 14 9 Wellington 10 4 1 5 0 13 10 Buckland Athletic 10 4 1 5 -2 13 11 Hallen 9 4 0 5 4 12 12 Cadbury Heath 8 3 3 2 -1 12 13 Odd Down (BATH) 8 4 0 4 -2 12 14 Brislington 10 3 1 6 -6 10 15 Cribbs 8 3 0 5 -5 9 16 Shepton Mallet 10 3 0 7 -10 9 17 Chipping Sodbury Tn 9 2 0 7 -21 6 18 Bridport 6 1 1 4 -2 4 19 Hengrove Athletic 9 1 0 8 -15 3 20 Shortwood United 9 0 0 9 -34 0 YOUR CLUB NEEDS YOUR SUPPORT!

GOLD SPONSORSHIP DEAL £1,500.00 SPONSOR A MATCH BALL 6 Season Tickets £75.00 per game 6m advertising Board for 3 years 4 Match Day Tickets Listing on our Sponsors Page PA Announcement during Match in digital Programme Reserved Seating in the Grandstand Acknowledgement and click through Mention in the Match Day Report link on our website (Local Press & Social Media) Reciprocal acknowledgement in our Social Media INDIVIDUAL PLAYER SPONSORSHIP £100.00 per season SILVER SPONSORSHIP DEAL Listing on ‘Player Sponsors’ board in clubhouse £1,000.00 Listing on our Sponsors Page 4 Season Tickets in digital Programme 3m advertising Board for 3 years Acknowledgement and click through Listing on our Sponsors Page link on our website in digital Programme Acknowledgement and click through PITCHSIDE ADVERTISING BOARDS link on our website 3 metre board for 3 years: £300 Reciprocal acknowledgement 3 metre board for 1 year: £135 in our Social Media 6 metre board for 3 years: £600 6 metre board for 1 year: £270 BRONZE SPONSORSHIP DEAL The advertising board to be provided by £500.00 the sponsor and should be manufactured 2 Season Tickets on an aluminium composite board Listing on our Sponsors Page 762mmx3000m/6000mm in digital Programme Acknowledgement and click through link on our website Reciprocal acknowledgement If you wish to discuss sponsorship in our Social Media in any form please contact: Bob Buckingham SPONSOR A MATCH BTFC Vice Chairman £200.00 per match & Commercial Manager 8 Match Day Tickets [email protected] Reserved Seating in the Grandstand 07966 386091 Reserved Car-parking PA Announcement during Match Half Time Hospitality: Refreshments Nomination of Man of the Match Mention in the Match Day Report (Local Press & Social Media) Bridgwater Town Reserves 2018 - 2019

Tom Starks (GK) Connor Watts Callum Ham Finley Wilkinson Cameron Birch Tom Hopkins Max Cattle Jacob Mead Josh Champion Liam Winter Paul Grant Richard Ball Harry Hamblin Josh Gracie Lewis Hembery Connor Linham Jamie Howell (GK) James Annison (GK) Jamie Moss Charlie Dodd Matt Redman Patrick O’Halloran Tom Sage Tyrese Stewart Luke Taylor Uhlsport Somerset County League Division 1 as at 17th October 2018

P W D L GD PTS 1 Bridgwater Town FC Reserves 6 5 0 1 13 15 2 Saltford 7 4 3 0 7 15 3 Keynsham Town Reserves 6 4 1 1 4 13 4 Winscombe 6 4 0 2 9 12 5 Somerton Town 6 4 0 2 9 12 6 Nailsea & Tickenham Reserves 6 4 0 2 5 12 7 Minehead AFC 6 4 0 2 2 12 8 Yatton & Cleeve United 6 3 2 1 9 11 9 Mendip Broadwalk 8 3 1 4 -4 10 10 Staplegrove 6 2 2 2 3 8 11 Timsbury Athletic 7 2 1 4 -1 7 12 Uphill Castle 7 2 1 4 -2 7 13 Hengrove Athletic Reserves 6 1 2 3 -5 5 14 Burnham United 5 1 0 4 -4 3 15 Wells City Reserves 8 1 0 7 -19 3 16 Long Ashton 6 0 1 5 -26 1

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