STONES’ MOST SHOCKING WINS REWIND SPECIAL BY TIM PARKS

was a school teacher in Pinner in the ran the game from the first minute 1980s): “I saw quite a bit of the until the last but that shouldn’t detract Stones during their glory days 35 from everyone else who were flaw- So, to the big question.. Have we years ago and I don’t remember a less. Bath looked punch drunk with no performance like yesterday’s. As for answer to what we threw at them. big City defeats, well we lost 7-1 in the Brennan, Maynard and the current Trophy to East Thurrock the year board deserve a huge amount of EVER racked up such a dazzling before they were promoted - as credit for what they’ve managed to put they were lower level that together on the pitch... I never thought

was more of a shock than I’d see a Stones side with so much REWIND 08.02.2020 yesterday. We’ve had quality playing such attractive football. win in a top-of-the-table game? a few hammerings in If last weekend was like following a wo weeks on from that stellar perfor- come but that display was so impressive I the league over the Football League club, today was like mance against Bath City here at the couldn’t hold back the emotion - I was years but not when watching a Football League side. Vale, we thought we’d try something up out of my seat when every goal we’ve been high ‘ROYAL BLUE’ (another on the busy Tdifferent for this ‘Rewind’ feature... yes, it’s the went in! placed in the table and forum): “Yes, an astonishing perfor- all-time stonking wins for the Stones. As the manager knows though, on a good run. mance and indeed atmosphere. The The reality is, however, that never before we have to do that now every PETER JOHN-BAPTISTE on the Romans absolutely routed by the best has a 1st v 2nd League encounter ended up in week as you’re only as good as Forum: ‘I have to agree with Charlie. Wealdstone FC football ever seen. We such a resounding win in Wealdstone history. your last performance... and we Some of the football was sublime. All should remind ourselves that Bath had It truly was a one-off, with the icing on the were f*****g brilliant!” the little one-twos and triangles. only conceded 23 goals in 26 league cake the fact that it was watched by the MARK STILLMAN (Bath City Press officer, in Beautifully simple... simply games before today - the tightest biggest home crowd for a league match since an email on the Sunday morning ) ‘I woke up beautiful. defence of them all. Today, they took it 1988. That game was the other end of the half an hour ago. Dreamt that my team got DARREN LINDEN (also on the seven times and the manner of it.. spectrum - a 6-0 defeat by Barnet in our last annihilated by the league leaders and barely forum): ‘That was the complete Great scenes, special scenes - some Conference National season. had a kick. One of those days where we performance from the best new fans, young fans and the rest of First off, let’s get some reaction from were useless for whatever reason and Stones side since the double us in a little bit of shock at those Stones fans, players and luminaries, both Wealdstone had the game of their life. winners of 1985. The quality numbers on the scoreboard. Maybe, by word , email and from the Fans Forum.... “Go on and win that league now. If was astonishing and Bath just maybe we sense the possibility, GEORGE DUCK, Wealdstone goalscoring Havant do I’ll feel sick - your club do things can have no excuses, the dream of a return to the top flight hero of the 70s (and who also spent a short the right way and yesterday, in the press ‘Majestic’ Billy they were blown away of non-league football after 32 years. time on loan at Bath) was at the game with our box you wouldn’t have known who had won Clifford rose to the by the pace, tempo Much to do yet but undeniably some ex keeper John Morton: ‘I said to Morty at the or lost 7-0. I remember things like that, occasion and and ability we had momentum is building and clean end, I’ve never seen a non-league team play and it was the same after totally ran the on the ball. Billy sheets will prevail. A wonderful after- like that for 90 minutes. They were so quick our play-off defeat to you game.. and he Clifford was noon for the whole club. Seriously, and clever with pace everywhere, up front and last season” scored from majestic - he well bloody done! outside the box! CONTINUED OVERPAGE at the back. That was as close as you can get MARTIN POWELL (a to a perfect performance... and when you play long-time Bath fan who really well the goals don’t always 3-0 Bill Clifford (4) smacks in the first 2-0 Holy Grail at 1-0 the Vale: A

...and Connor Smith 1st half we’ll headed in for 3-0 never forget Frankie Artus own goal makes it 2-0 REWIND STONES’ MOST SHOCKING WINS CONTINUED... 08.02.2020 SUDHIR RAWAL (also via the Forum): stretches back to 1963. The Isthmian were thrashed at Lower Mead (7-2) but both “Darren mentioned that this was our best League of my formative years was made up of these games were between essentially performance since the Conference days; ‘Simply devastating.. of small number of very good sides, a mid-table teams with no more than league I’d certainly say that you need to go back number of reasonable teams and a handful points riding on the outcome. Arguably the to 1997 when we played Braintree in the of clubs fielding players not up to standard finest performance by a Wealdstone team Ryman League Div 3 at the White Lion the perfect storm.. an required. The Wealdstone teams of that that decade was the wonderful 3-2 win over Ground for a performance of this nature period did not need to pull out exceptional Hereford United (then in the old 3rd division) in a game of such importance. Braintree performances to thrash certain teams. One in an FA Cup replay. But a different score, came to the WLG in second place, just overwhelming display oddity was our 7-0 thumping of a very good totally different competition and different as Bath did today, and were blown away Wycombe Wanderers towards the end circumstances to the Bath game. 6-0 on a fiesty night in front of 411 fans! of the 1966/67 season (mentioned The 1980s saw some Today we were magnificent, carrying on the next pages). For passion wonderful Wealdstone perfor- on from the second half against Havant that’s so hard to beat’ and intensity, few matches could mances and victories that left last week. We annihilated them, tore into team in our division would’ve fared any better get near the FA Cup encounter the fans of the time buzzing, them from the off, the crowd was up for it from against the quality we showed yesterday. between the Stones and Steve- but it is difficult to bring to the start as well, as we murdered them. They Hard to really pick a stand out performer but nage Town in 1965. Stevenage mind anything quite as over- may have lost their will to win in the second for me Connor Smith these last two games were a decent semi-pro club whelming as the 7-0 Bath half but we tore them ragged in the first with a has been the catalyst. Been exactly the kind of and we were a very good destruction. stellar performance. player I expected him to be when we signed amateur side. It was a bruising Outstanding: There is perhaps just one When you consider Bath’s travelling him, and he allows Billy Clifford to get forward encounter and despite Town match that gets close to what support, there were over 1,200 home fans at Connor and do what he does best. The midfield trio of having their talisman creator, the Smith was witnessed a couple of the Vale. Perfect storm in that most of the local Smith, Charles and Clifford is seriously effec- ex-Spurs star Johnny Brookes, weeks ago. The 1st v 2nd London pro clubs weren’t playing - or were at tive. Phillips may find it hard to break back in. sent off before half time, they were encounter v Braintree Town in Hull in Chelsea’s case for a late kick off. Also great to have Danny Green back in the leading 5-3 with just 7 minutes left. The February 1997 (also featured over- Many more performances like this and we side and on his game as he links things drive, commitment and skill the team page) could well be welcoming Barnet for a league together very nicely and I noticed at Havant game! demonstrated to pull it back and win 6-5 But was it as good as Wealdstone’s 7-0 how vocal he is organising things in our own was just fantastic. It was one of those battering of Bath City? Well, as the son of ‘SIGN HIM UP’ (another one on the Forum): box at corners. Next Saturday can’t come magic afternoons at Lower Mead in front of God, George Duck, opined after the Bath “That performance yesterday was simply soon enough! UTS!!! over 2,500 spectators when the baying game, “Out-played, out-paced, out-thought – breathtaking! Just wow! I’m not sure we’ve MICK FISHMAN (long-time Stones fan who home crowd were effectively sucking the a complete domination and the total perfor- seen a better performance from any team in is definitely NOT on the Forum): ‘Was this ball into the opposition’s net. mance. My utmost privilege to be there. The the since we got the greatest-ever performance?? Tricky. Wealdstone teams handed out the very most outstanding 90-plus minutes I’ve EVER promoted. Torquay were very good at our Football is a human, emotional and occasional 7 goal drubbing in the 1970s. seen in the non-league game”. place last season, Bromley and Sutton both subjective game. What are the measures? The game following the heroic 4-3 defeat to Who would dare disagree with the great very good the season they won the league but Aldershot in the FA Cup in 1975 saw the man? Not me! we were simply rock solid at the back and Skill, intensity, passion, the level of the opposition, the particular circumstances? Stones hammer Gravesend & Northfleet OVERPAGE: THREE OF THE BEST... absolutely devastating going forward. Bath 7-1. The following season A P Leamington seem to be pointing the finger very firmly at Possibly all of those things. themselves but to be honest I don’t think any My time of supporting Wealdstone 6-0 7-0 ...and it got 4-0 even better ..and Michael Phillips ..and then Greenie rounded it off after one with banged Billy Clifford was after the his left to denied another goal in from 20 make it 5-0 decided to get among 5-0 yards for six break! the goals with a right-foot blast.... REWIND STONES’ MOST SHOCKING WINS CONTINUED... 08.02.2020

And now... a look at a from Steve Bircham’s cross. second half. Ten minutes later, Catley few of the most Mick Vincent, in his Supporters was at fault (oh joy!) when trying to sensational Stones Club notes the following week, hang onto a ferocious Fergus Moore wins of all time. 1997 pointed out that the Change of drive and Garner pounced for 4-0. On Starting with the Icis League Div 3 Hart regulars would have been 72 minutes, Garner - having the time of closest comparison happy with a draw before his life - banged in No.5 to the Bath City Stones 6 Annihilation, 23 0 the game. And cer- from a Hammatt cross years ago... Braintree tainly wanted the and by this time, as the game to end at half ball ricochetted around n extraordinary per- time. But what a their goalmouth, Brain- formance brought this half we would have tree were just begging extraordinary been denied then! for the game to stop. Aresult against our main Braintree tried Finally, disappoint- challengers for the Isthmian to rally but the ingly, it did, but not Division Three title on a cold impressive Paul before Tony Smith had Tuesday night in February McKay set up the rocketed in a sixth goal 1997. equally-impressive that left Catley on his For many Stones fans - even Terry Hibbert to fire knees. And strangely long in the tooth ones like me - in a third goal just subdued. this was the most fired-up and five minutes into the committed performance ever Wealdstone 6 Braintree 0 witnessed from a Wealdstone side. Eighteen months earlier, our .... what a fabulous night Wycombe are club had decided that the only way out of our financial mess was to leave the Southern that was at the White Lion! walloped by League and take voluntary suggests that Braintree keeper Paul Catley relegation two divisions lower to the Ry- (who had apparently baited the large con- man (isthmian) bottom rung. We hadn’t tingent of Stones fans at Cressing Road) devastating bounced straight up into Div Two, as was largely many had predicted, but just missed out responsible for the inspirational perfor- Dillsworth and were thus in a division now strength- mance of skipper Fergus Moore and his ened by clubs like Braintree who had men. 1967 followed an identical path to our own. ou could sense the mood of the Gordon Bartlett, in his second season in players as soon as the game charge, was under real pressure to deliver kicked off. Braintree had done Stones 7 promotion - and a 2-0 defeat at Brain- Ythemselves no favours by bizarrely sack- Wycombe 0 tree’s Cressing Road ground just before ing their manager a day or two before the Christmas (which punctured a Stones game - just after he’d won the Manager of run of 12 successive wins) reintroduced the Month award, of course - and they were negative thoughts that we would miss out missing injured top scorer Wade Falana. again. But the Stones tore into them from the start So we had a lot to prove when the Es- and the vociferous 411 crowd (our biggest April 15 1967, Isthmian League: Wealdstone 7 sex side visited the White Lion ground of the season so far) were under the ‘Ken- Wycombe Wanderers 0 (where we were ground sharing with land- nel” cover and baying for a goal. The un- or those among us who were watching lords Edgware Town)... but no one could believably one-sided first half was only 13 Wealdstone back in the 1960s (and there have predicted the fire and brimstone that minutes old when Bryan Hammatt turned are still a few dozen) this match back in April greeted the arrival of The Iron. in a Simon Garner cross-shot for 1-0... F1967 will resonate with the immensity of the win Our Press Officer at that time, Graham and after a whole succession of missed over Bath. And it was extraordinary in many ways. Sharpe, had been watching the Stones for chances and excellent goalkeeper (it has to The Stones were celebrating the exact anniver- about 40 years and immediately stuck this be said) by the aforementioned Mr Catley, sary of winning the FA Amateur Cup at Wembley match in his top five games of all time. we finally went in 2-0 ahead when centre - still considered to be the peak of Wealdstone- CONTINUED OVERPAGE In his article reproduced opposite, he back Roy Marshall bulleted in a header CONTINUED OVERPAGE REWIND STONES’ MOST SHOCKING WINS CONTINUED... 08.02.2020

Left: the Harrow Ob- server reports on Ed- And night the die’s finest hour while (below) he gallops through the Hendon rampant blues defence at Wembley. Inset pictures: Eddie (No.6) enjoys the post- buried poor match celebrations . Bottom picture: Walk- ing out of the Wembley Gravesend... tunnel with Charlie November 1975, Southern Townsend League Prem: Wealdstone 7 Gravesend & Northfleet 1 his bolt from the blue, 45 years ago, was the climax of a breathtaking Tweek for the Stones - yes, a bit like following up the 4-2 win at Havant with that Bath mauling. The previous Saturday had seen an exhilarating FA Cup First Round trip to Aldershot (in those days mid table in the equivalent of League One) that ended in an unlucky 4-3 defeat. 1975 I remember feeling so proud of that display - Southern League and then thrilled when Stones 7 we took out the frustra- Gravesend 1 tion of an unjust defeat on Gravesend at Lower Mead on the Tuesday night. watching for those of that It’s the closest I’ve ever vintage, but they were having seen to the irresistible force a pretty dismal season mid-table in the Isthmian of our display against Bath. League and the visit of title-chasing Wycombe Gravesend (now rebranded filled many with dread. as Ebbsfleet Utd) were a Yet, like a fortnight ago, we took our chances decent Southern League brilliantly. And finished off the Wanderers with side but we swept them an unsurpassed cameo appearance from Eddie aside, seemingly every shot Dillsworth, our powerful midfielder who had been flying past shell-shocked a star of the Amateur Cup-winning Stones on his keeper Cowan. 20th birthday. But it couldn’t last. Eddie So here he was, on the bench the day before Presland’s outfit were a his 21st and probably feeling a bit miffed. But he Jeckyll and Hyde side and certainly made his mark! Four goals in 45 minutes he was sacked within four cemented his place in Stones’ history, and club months with that same XI statistician Pete Worby tells me that Dillsworth looking odds-on for relega- played in 36 of our 38 Isthmian League matches tion. They survived.. but only that season but only scored four goals ... all in just, thanks to Dunstable’s that one half of a game! resignation. APPEARANCES 2019/2020 FIRST TEAM, up to & inc. @ 1/02/2020 A = STARTING APPEARANCES • S = APPEARANCE AS SUBSTITUTE • G = GOALS SCORED * = HAS NOW LEFT CLUB

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