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Sheerwater 20Th April 2010.Pub redOfficial Knaphill Football Cluband Matchday Programme 2009-black2010 - £2.00 V sheerwater 20.04.10 Kick off 6:30pm INSIDE Fox In The Box Online...On Matchdays...On The Knappers… Inside Talk with Chris Fox wwww.knaphillfootballclub.co.uk Plus One on One with Wes Harrison WHO’S WHO Knaphill Football Club President Brookwood Country Park Vacant Redding Way Vice Presidents Carl Barker Knaphill Mick Garbutt GU21 4AY Sean Carrigy Tel: 01483 475150 Gavin Wilcox Chairman www.knaphillfootballclub.co.uk Terry Chapman Acting Vice Chairman No Smoking Inside The Facility Carl Barker Club Secretary Bryan Freeman HONOURS Treasurer 1980- Woking & District League John Wood League Cup, Invitation Cup, Challenge Cup, First Team Manager League Champions Bob Pritchard 1981/82 - Surrey Intermediate League Assistant Manager Premier Division Three Runners Up Dave Freeman 1982/83 - Surrey Intermediate League First Team Coach Premier Division Two Runners Up Ian Savage 1990/91 - Surrey Intermediate League League Cup Runners Up First Team Physio & Therapist 1999/00 - Surrey Intermediate League Melissa Lamey Reserve Premier Division Three Runners Up Reserve Team Manager 2004/05 - Surrey Intermediate League Matt Chesterman Reserve Premier Division One Runners Up Reserve Team Assistant Manager 2005/06 - Surrey Intermediate League Dan Conquer Premier Division One Champions Reserve Team Physio 2006/07 - Surrey Intermediate League Vacant Premier Division Champions Club Sports & Injury Therapist 2007/08 - Combined Counties League Geoff Mathis Division One Secretary of The Year 2007/08 - Combined Counties League Commercial Manager Division One Programme of The Year Vacant Ground & Facility Manager Peter Annette TELEPHONE NUMBERS Catering Manager Chairman - Terry Chapman Joan Annette 01483 771175 - 07912 341288 Club Development Club Secretary - Bryan Freeman Carl Barker 01932 560738 - 07876 162904 Nick Croshaw Youth Section Representative email: [email protected] Ian Durkin Clubhouse Ladies Representative 01483 475150 THE FORMATION Sean Carrigy A & B Teams Representative MAIN SPONSORS James Taylor Affordable Rentals Press Officer SIDE UK Bryan Freeman Website Manager Nick Croshaw AFFILIATED TO Programme Editor The Football Association Dave Freeman The Surrey County Football Association Management Committee The Combined Counties Football League Terry Chapman, Wayne Griffthis, Bryan Freeman, The Guildford & Woking Alliance League John Wood, Nick Croshaw, Carl Barker, Sean Carrigy, The Surrey Primary League Ian Durkin, James Taylor, Peter Annette The Surrey County Womens Premier League KNAPPERs matters Club Secretary Bryan Freeman writes on all matters involving the Knappers. Good evening and welcome to players, officials and partially courtesy of not clearing our lines properly. supporters from Sheerwater, also tonight’s three A more in depth report on this game and the Woking & District League League Cup, Invitation Cup, Challenge Cup, match officials, and of course our own supporters, Chobham fixture elsewhere in this programme. for this local derby encounter in Division One. Halfway through a busy April, and without doubt the Our Reserves had mixed fortunes last week, on busiest month of the current season, which has Thursday they lost 1-0 to Sheerwater Reserves at come about due to the number of re-arranged Redding Way, but bounced back to gain maximum fixtures for the majority of Clubs. Already we’ve points in the 2-0 win against South Park, also at home seen some surprise results popping up since the on Saturday. Matt Chesterman’s team continue their beginning of the month, one of which was busy programme away to Mole Valley Reserves Sheerwater coming away with a good result from tonight, then this Thursday are home to Frimley Green Cobham last Tuesday with a 2-1 win. Reserves, and away to Hanworth Villa Reserves on Saturday. Five games in 10 days - now that’s a busy list Since our last home game here on 10th April and the of fixtures ! Now, this Club has never been in a 3-1 win over Chobham, the swift return to play them position before of having a team play that number of again three days later on 13th April, brought about games in such a short space of time, and they’ve got Combined Counties League the same scoreline. Matt Baker put us one up after three more games to play in May. six minutes, Chobham equalised after 25 minutes, and Knaphil regained the lead just before halftime Meanwhile back with the first team, and would you with a header from Ricky Hogsden. Nick Darnell believe with all these fixtures going on, we’ve got a made it 3-1 in the 54th minute and Knaphill’s 12th win blank Saturday this week. Our opponents were going on the trot became a Club record. That win made it to be Cobham at home this Saturday, but they are 85 goals scored in the League this season and put us now playing at Worcester Park, all due to the league into third place with 69 points. leaders having to make it the last home game at their ground due to cricket taking over there. Consequently Next on the fixture agenda was the meeting of two after playing 4 games in 11 days, we now play just one of the top four teams in Division 1 when last in nine ! Saturday Knaphill returned to Cobham’s ground (where we beat Cobham 2-1 at the end of January) …and finally fixtures coming up….Thursday 29 April v to play Mole Valley SCR. That’s where our proud 12 Bedfont Sports at home kick-off 6.45pm, then away to match winning run came to an abrupt halt, as we Sheerwater on Saturday 1st May, away to Farnham on suffered a 2-0 defeat, both goals coming in the first Monday 3rd May kick-off 11.30am, and last fixture the half. re-arranged game at home to Cobham on Saturday 8th May kick-off 3pm. Mole Valley took a 1-0 lead after just three minutes, a soft goal it was too. A big kick upfield by their That’s it until next week… keeper, bounced once, deceived Richard Shelley as he flipped the ball onto the bar and dropped at the Enjoy the game… feet of Jay Holden who bundled the ball in from close range. Holden also got Mole Valley’s second goal, Bryan OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMME KNAPHILL VS SHEERWATER KNAPPERS MATTERS SEASON 09/10 sheerwater fc visitors todays Sheerwater Football Club was formed in 1958 and founded by the late John French. Sheerwater joined the local Woking & District League.Sheerwater progressed through the Divisions to obtain Intermediate status in the Surrey Intermediate League (Western) in the 1967-68 season. This enabled the club to progress to a senior level, playing in the Combined Counties League for a number of seasons. In the 1982-83 season Sheerwater joined the new Surrey County Premier League which was formed for those Clubs who could not fulfil the Senior criteria. Sheerwater were relegated after a number of seasons in the Surrey County Premier League to the South Eastern Intermediate League, which was the only space made available to the Club. Sheerwater were then determined to either gain promotion or move to a more regional Intermediate League. They were granted two sideways moves, firstly to the Surrey Combination League and then moved to the Surrey Intermediate League (Western). In the 1991-92 season Sheerwater gained promotion back to The Surrey County Premier League but were relegated once more but were granted a pass back to the SCPL due to a wrong decision to relegate the Club the previous season. In 2002 the Surrey County Premier League was disbanded as all the Clubs and League officers had decided to join the Seagrave Haulage Football League, forming the new Division One League for the season 2003-04. The League has now a new sponsor so the League is now known as the Cherry Red Records Combined Counties League. Last season Sheerwater finished 9th in the league.The club are proud of achieving 50 years in football and celebrated this occasion on Saturday 22nd November 2008 with over 270 guests at the H G Wells Conference Centre in Woking Town Centre. Latest News from Sheerwater FC Due to the resignations of managers John Comer and Adie Wilson on Saturday March 27th we will be looking for a new management team for next season. The proposed funding for floodlights has been turned down by the FA due to the length of the pitch not meeting the League's criteria. The League have stated that even if we have floodlights erected we would still be based as a relegated club. This is why the grant has been turned down as they feel that we would eventually be relegated and the money would be wasted. This excuse is very annoying to the club as any club in the league that has been given funding could be relegated in the future if in a relegated position. Once the league has all the clubs with the correct criteria, the relegation process will operate with a club with funding so what's their point?. Sheerwater FC are now looking for a new site and a less expensive way of purchasing floodlights to continue in the Combined Counties League for as long as its possible. OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMME KNAPHILL VS SHEERWATER VISITORS SEASON 09/10 OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMME KNAPHILL VS SHEERWATER RESPECT SEASON 09/10 the first time We met Saturday 15th September 2007 Combined Counties League Division One - Knaphill 4 Sheerwater 4 OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMME KNAPHILL VS SHEERWATER FIRST TIME WE MET SEASON 09/10 the LAST time We met Wednesday 6th May 2009 Combined Counties League Division One - Sheerwater 0 Knaphill 2 OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMME KNAPHILL VS SHEERWATER LAST TIME WE MET SEASON 09/10 NEXT UP AWAY..
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