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CHAIRMAN Joe Dixon CHIEF OPERATIONS OFFICER Kevin Rowell CLUB SECRETARY Steve Parsons MANAGER Mahrez Bettache ASSISTANT MANAGER Hamza Marchoud DIRECTOR OF FOOTBALL Peter Stanford

COACHES Mitch Garrett PHYSIOTHERAPISTS Sam Codling, Zoë Rush KIT MAN Steve Ryan

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Good afternoon and welcome ment to our new groundsman, Steve Honey and to Wheatsheaf Park for this, his team (Darren Varney and Mark Williams) that our first BetVictor Isthmian the game went ahead at all after so much rain. League match for 32 days! We Klajdi Cani made a welcome return from injury – welcome our opponents from but perhaps it was a little too soon as he had to Hertford Town Football Club, come off with 15 minutes to go. who – amazing as it may seem – are making their first visit to Wheatsheaf Park Likewise, our near neighbours Hanworth Villa of in almost thirty-five YEARS! We hope they have the Combined Counties League did well to get a pleasant stay here in our company, and a safe Tuesday’s match on, as we made the short 7 mile journey home afterwards. trip top contest a Middlesex Senior Cup tie – our fourth consecutive cup match in four different A special welcome today goes to our friends competitions. Thankfully there was no animosity from THE SWEDISH MASSIVE. Despite a couple after the somewhat fractious visit we made in of drop-outs through illness and the excitement pre-season, and we found them most welcoming of their local side, IK Brage, going for promotion hosts. A very well taken goal by Scott Walker in to Sweden’s top-flight from ‘Superettan’, there only 8 minutes put us in the driving seat, but is expected to be a magnificent seven members whether we took our foot off the pedal, or our from our only overseas Supporters’ Club, and hosts raised their game, the Villains deservedly it will be great to see Göran and the lads once drew level through Turnell Sinclair on 33 minutes. again. Vi hoppas att ni har en bra dag i Wheat- We unfortunately lost Niran Butler (injured) soon sheaf Park, och att er stöd hjälper att glädja till afterwards, and Hanworth continued their good laget till framgång i eftermiddag. work in an end-to-end second half, eventually taking a 75 th minute lead when Sinclair’s shot Last week’s FA Trophy tie did not go as we had went in off the foot of the post. When former hoped, when we held a strong Heybridge Swifts Swans legend André Scarlett (now Assistant side for 50 minutes, but eventually went down Manager) came off the bench for the home side 2-0 on an afternoon of torrid weather. It’s a testa- with 10 minutes to go, he must’ve been hoping to #COMEONYOUSWANS 4

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help see his side through to the 2 nd Round – but day, but that game has simply been moved back this young Staines side had other ideas, and they 24 hours to Sunday 27 th . We have provisionally came back strongly to snatch victory with goals arranged to go to Fleet Town in the Aldershot on 85 and 88 minutes. Isaac Thompson got the Senior Cup on 12 November, although that equaliser, completing a great run with an equally could be in doubt as our League Cup game with good shot that went in off the foot of the far post, Ashford will not be able to be played on 5 th (we’ll and he also had a hand in setting up the winner, be at Barnet), and so may have to take this date which Dara Dada-Anité lashed into the roof of the instead. Finally, the Youth’s home League Cup net from 15 yards. game v Bracknell was rained off here on Monday, and so we are likely to play it AT BRACKNELL on The reward for that victory is an intriguing visit to 30 th October. Barnet FC in the next round. Early indications are that the game will be played as scheduled on 5 There are also some changes of th November, 7:45 at The Hive – their impressive personal behind the scenes, too, new stadium. beginning with the appointment of HAMZA MARCHOUD as While on the topic of fixtures, please note that Assistant Manager to there have been some changes, as listed on the Mahrez Bettache, with relevant page in today’s issue. Tuesday’s League effect from last Satur- Cup game at Bedfont is off (Ashford’s drawn FA day 12 th . Trophy tie required a replay last Tuesday, thus Then on Thursday bumping their own MSC tie with Bedfont to next (17 th ), PETER week, and sending our game back to late Novem- STANFORD was ber, by which time it may be a ‘dead rubber’). made Director of Cheshunt have been given a home draw in the FA Football, adding to Trophy, which means that their tenants, FC his duties with the Romania, cannot host us as planned next Satur- U18 side.

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The departure has also been announced of James Lee (who took over the Commercial Manager’s duties from Angie Payne on 2 July, prior to Angie’s departure from the Club in the first week of September), and this role is now being undertaken by an external consultant, Anthony Williams. Mahrez Bettache is now clear of his suspension, although is intending to scale back his playing involvement to concentrate on team management.

Mahrez has also made several new signings, so we welcome to the Club Zaid Al-Hussaini, Rúben Martins Dantas Carvalho, Joel Flavien Howard (who briefly played under Cristian Colás last pre-season), and Adam Toubal, as well as adding Youth ‘keeper Armando ‘Mundi’ Shkoza to the senior squad. We will introduce all the newcomers more fully in a future edition, but for now we wish all our new recruits, on and off the field, every success at STFC.

In case you were wondering where our skipper JOEY TAYLOR was for the past couple of games, he was away on international duty! He was in the Montserrat side who contested two CONCACAF Nations League fixtures, alongside two others who’ve played for us in the past, Adrian Clifton and Corrin Brooks-Meade. (Joey’s brother Lyle, himself an ex-Swan, was also in the team for their two games last month, but was not involved this time). On Sunday they went down 2-0 at home to El Salvador, but on Wednesday they gained a hugely creditable 0-0 draw in the Dominican Republic, to virtually ensure they won’t be relegated to League C next time. For a nation of just 5200 people, that’s a remarkable achievement against countries with 6½ and 10½ MILLION inhabitants respectively. We wish them luck in the remaining games on 16 & 19 November.

As mentioned in the last edition, we welcomed Catherine Horne and her daughter Emma to the game on Saturday, to carry out a small act of remembrance for her late father, Jim, who passed away in June. Catherine has asked me to extend her thanks to all at STFC for their support in this difficult year. Jim was our Secretary from 1982-9, and a Life member for the last 30 years of his life. Sad to say, Catherine had to advise us that her mother Avice, had passed away in hospital in Gosport just 12 weeks after her husband, and once again we extend our sympathies to the family. AVICE C. HORNE (1 April 1937 – 8 October 2019): Mrs Horne first got involved in the Club through helping in the boardroom from 1982/3, and the teabar from Sept ’83 until 1987/8. She also helped with the Juniors, and in particular doing registration for the innovative STFC Mini-League, working alongside founder Mick Clarke and his son Bob. She joined the STFC Committee in 1988, serving in 1988/9 as our Reserve Team Secretary (a post which made her one of the first women to enter the Sutton United FC boardroom, for a Suburban League AGM!) Following the resignation of her husband, took over the Secretary’s job in February ’89, serving until summer 1990, and again from 9 Mar to 15 Jul 1991. She was also Match Secretary for season 1990/1. After leaving Staines, she had spells as Secretary at both Hampton FC and Ruislip Manor FC. She assisted Jim with his Middlesex FA duties, but also became Registrations Secretary of the County League in her own right for season

1993/4; after that she was made a Vice-President, which was uplifted to a Life Vice-Presidency thereafter. Avice’s funeral takes place at 1pm on Wednesday 6th November at Christ Church, Stoke Road, Gosport.

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TODAYS PROGRAMME

There are now THREE ways in which you can enjoy the STFC official matchday programme! The first is of course the traditional paper copy, which has been thoroughly redesigned by our new consultant Sam ‘Berni’ Bernard, and is printed by Tony Vella at Print Direct Solutions of Langley [www.print-direct. net]. The physical programme is sponsored and promoted by the Staines Town FC Supporters’ Club, so please do your bit to support the Club by purchasing one (a snip at £2) and also by providing any feedback to David Norris, Christine Harberd, or John Blair in the Shop. Meanwhile, Clive Stevens and Jaki Green of JustBeThere.com provide an online version which you can access by visiting and registering at www.justbethere.app, or by pointing your smartphone camera at this (new) QR code to gain immediate access, and/or to download it free of charge. The JBT edition includes additional interactive content, quizzes, Club shop, enhanced graphics, and several other experimental and innovative features (including an audio version for the visually impaired or simply to listen to in bed), and we are proud to be the initial partners of what we hope will become a major player in the world of “e-programmes”. This version is extensively reformatted by Clive, and is optimised for reading on a smartphone or tablet computer while at the game, but works just as well on a PC or tablet. JBT have also uploaded a back catalogue of old programmes, including those previously produced in hard copy, for you to enjoy free of charge. Lastly, STFC’s own online portals allow you to view and download, completely free of charge, an exact replica of the physical edition, which once downloaded, you are authorised to print copies for your use in colour, black & white, or with colour only on the cover sheets as with the physical edition. Don’t forget that in addition to the programme you are looking at right now, which we term “Part 1”, we also have a “Part 2”, available only as a physical document from the Club Shop. This 80 page Handbook is split in two for production reasons, each volume costing £3, of both together for £5. Volume I mainly deals with historical data—a Club history, honours board, past and present names, grounds, managers, and Life Members, and full stats of last season (senior and Academy). Volume II concentrates on the current season, with addresses, fixtures, cup draws, who’s who, statutory info and more. Today’s edition is number 9 – because number 8 was produced (and kindly printed by Dan Norris / Hemisphere Freight) for last Monday’s U18 game v Bracknell which was rained off.

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HERTFORD.indd 8 18/10/2019 15:37:26 SWANS TODAYS VISITORS HERTFORD LOCATION AND FORMATION Hertford is the county town of Hertfordshire, with a present population of around 28,000. Three rivers join the Lea at this point, and it flows into the Thames at Bow. It has a small castle (which housed the English Parliament for a while when London was beset by plague in 1563). Notable residents have included musicians Deep Purple and George Ezra, ‘Biggles’ author WE Johns, and Jane Wenham, one of the last convicted witches in England. Eager to avoid being detained, she opted to undergo ‘trials’, but fluffed her recital of The Lord’s Prayer, and was found to have a bottle of ‘magic potion’ under her pillow; however, when accused of flying, the judge pointed out that this was not actually against the law! Although sentenced to death, she was not in fact executed. The club was established in 1901 as Port Vale Rovers, were quickly renamed Hertford FC, and then merged with Hertford United FC to become Hertford Town FC. Two other local sides, Blue Cross FC and Horns FC, were absorbed in 1908. GROUND The original club played at Hartham Park, but in 1908 they moved to the Hertingfordbury Park ground of one of the merging teams, Blue Cross. The original covered terrace dates to 1950, but parts of it were later demolished and rebuilt. The original seated area burnt down in 1946 but was replaced by a 200-seat structure in 1959. Floodlights were added in 1956, and the current capacity is 6500, with 1500 under cover. LEAGUES The Club joined the new Herts County League (Eastern Division) in 1908, and were runners-up in the first season. They remained in this division (with a break for WW1) until 1920, albeit that in 1919/10 it was called the Central Division, finishing 2 nd again in 1914. In the same period, they also played in the east Herts League, winning it in 1913 and ’14. After one season in the Middlesex League, they switched to the Spartan League in 1921, initially in Division 1. Subse- quent reorganisations saw them as members of Division 1 East in 1928/9, and of a new Division 1 a year later. Their runners-up spot in 1939 saw them elevated to the Premier Division, but that next season was abandoned through war, and they were placed in the Central Division for the resumption in 1945/6, finishing bottom. They were however placed in the next season’s Premier Division, but again finished bottom, and resigned from the league for a season while exiled from their fire-ravaged ground in 1947, before making a return in Division 1 East. This they won in 1950, returning to the Premier, where they were runners-up un 1956 and ’57. In 1959 they joined the Delphian League, and enjoyed immediate success, finishing as runners-up at the first attempt, and champions in each of the next two seasons. They had made a very strong start to the next season, 1962/3, but the league was abandoned due to the big freeze, and replaced by an ‘emergency competition’, in which Hertford were win- ners of the Eastern Division, only to lose a play- off against Western table-toppers Edmonton. They also won the League Cup that year. The next season, Delphian League clubs en masse formed a new Athenian League 2 nd Division (renamed Division 1 a year later), and Hertford consistently finished in the top 7 throughout their nine years of membership, winning exactly 60% of their 268 games, and winning the League Memorial Shield in 1968. They then spent the 1972/3 season in the Eastern Counties League, finishing 3 rd and winning the League Cup, and immediately switched to the new Isthmian League Division 2, along with Staines Town. Although coming 3 rd in their first campaign, they struggled for the next three seasons, after which it was renamed Division 1 and Hertford’s fortuned improved … until coming bottom in 1985 and dropping to Division 2 North. The 1981 reorganisation saw them placed in Division 3, from which they were promoted as runners-up in 1998, only to suffer relegation a year later. They would also appear in Division 1 North for one season (2002/3) following another restructure, but were again relegated after one campaign. In 2006 they moved to the Spartan South Midlands League, spending a total of 10 years in the Premier Division, with the best being the first two and the last two: a runners-up spot in 2017 saw them return to the Isthmian fold, for the first season in Division 1 North and the second and third – rather surprisingly in Div 1 South Central. NATIONAL CUPS Hertford Town first entered the FA Cup in beating Luton amateur in their inaugural tie. Their best run was in 1973/4 when they lost 2-1 at Hillingdon Borough in the 4 th Qualifying Round. Their best FA Trophy showing was to make Round 2 in 1979/80, and they have reached the 3 rd Round of the FA Vase four times. Hertford’s FA Vase involvement dates right back to a 1909 defeat by St Albans City. After falling at the last qualifying round in 1924/5, ‘25/6, ‘33/4, and ‘50/1, they finally reached the 1 st Proper in 1955/6, after eliminating Crown & Manor, Epping T, Tufnell Park Edmonton, Bish- op’s Stortford, and Aylesbury United. They went on to beat Eastbourne Utd before going down 3-0 to Kingstonian in the 2 nd Proper in front of 5000 fans at home. Further 1 st Round appearances came in 1960/1 (v Corinthian-Casuals), and ‘68/9 when they lost to Wealdstone in a FOURTH replay! They reached the last 32 again in ‘73/4, equalling their best run, but lost 1-0 at Highgate United (Birmingham). REGIONAL CUPS A successful 1962/3 season saw them lift the East Anglian Cup, with 3000 people seeing them defeat Boston United 1-0 in the final at home. They have also won the Hertfordshire Charity Shield (1920, ’21, ’36, ’50, ’60, 2015), Herts Senior Cup (1967, ’90), and Herts Charity Cup (1973)

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Hugo ATKINSON: Central defender, Elliot James BAILEY: Striker. Was formerly with Mildenhall Town and with the club last season but left for Romford. Welwyn Garden City, returning in August. Other previous clubs include Ware, Hitchin Town, Dunstable, and St Albans City.

Dane BATT: Attacking midfielder. Teen- Samuel James BELSHAW: Forward, ager signed in August from Colney 18. Sam is a local teenager and Heath. Hertford fan who was with Hatfield Town last term.

Kit BROWN: Midfielder, 20. Came up Prince William DOMAFRIYIE: Forward, 20. Signed in the summer after a through the ranks at Ware FC, where 2 year scholarship in the USA. He is he was one of their youngest ever 6’ tall, and can play on either wing. First Teamers, making his début Started at West Ham United’s at just 16. He went on to play development u16-u18 sides, under Ken Charlery at London and after trials with Atvidabergs Colney. (Sweden) and Welling United, played for Northern Oklahoma College and University of North Georgia. #COMEONYOUSWANS 10

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Kouadio Georges EHUI: Midfielder / Luke Theo GYMER: Attacking mid- defender, 25. Georges comes from the fielder. Former Biggleswade Town Ivory Coast and is well- schemer who joined Hertford travelled in English football since just before the start of the cur- gaining a scholarship with rent season. Started his career Wycombe Wanderers. After a as a junior with St Albans City. loan at Eastbourne Borough, he moved on to Corby Town in 2013, and has subsequently appeared for Egham Town, before doing last pre-season with Staines Town

Nicholas Michael HAYES: Goal- Benjamin HERD: Defender and Player/ keeper, age 20, born in Clacton-on- Manager, 34, born Welwyn Garden City. Sea. Nick was associated with Ben is a highly experienced campaigner Ipswich Town as an u18 player, who started as a Watford junior, and and gained experience while went on to play over 150 games for on loan with Dunstable. He Shrewsbury Town in 2005-9, including has made 3 appearances for a Wembley play-off. His next 4 years England u17s, and must be one were spent at Aldershot Town. He then of the few England goalies ever to had a season at Hemel Hempstead save a penalty against Germany! Town and three with St Albans City, before leaving to take the reins at Hertford in May 2019.

Max Nathan JESSOP: Centre back. An August signing from Niall Owen JONES: Midfielder, Hatfield Town, Max was in the 18. Snapped up in August from Herts U18 Cranfield United of the Beds representative team last sea- County son, and previously appeared League. for Potters Bar Town.

Harold JOSEPH: Defender who Percy KIANGEBENI: Defender has also seen service with Enfield who, along with Joseph, helped Town, Hendon and Wingate & Enfield Town to a 4 th place Finchley. finish in the Isthmian Premier in 2017.

Marco Jose MERLO: Midfielder. Elias Ashley MOSES: Attacking Former Watford youth player who midfielder. A cultured player who joined from FC Vysocina Jihlava, has seen service with Sheffield having spent last season as a Wednesday, and who subse- pro’ in the Czech Republic. quently appeared for Fulham, Redbridge, Cockfosters, Hen- don, Leverstock Green, Edgware Town, Hadley, Northwood, and Aylesbury Vale Dynamos. Joined Hertford from Arlesey Town in time for the new season. #COMEONYOUSWANS 11

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Hugo Constantine Samuel OYENIRAN: Defender. ODOGWU-ATKINSON: Former Ebbsfleet United junior Centre back. A former Totten- who later played for Tilbury u23, ham Hotspur youth player who Herne Bay, Billericay Town u23, spent part of last season with Norwich United, Barton Rovers, Mildenhall Town. and Northwood.United.

Isaac Dizolele PEDRO: Mid- Silviu-Andrei RUS: Full back. field. A young talent who was Made his Isthmian début at just spotted at Broxbourne Borough 16 for Potters Bar Town. and signed for the Blues in August.

Samuel John WHITING: Left Sukru Jan YILDIZ: Centre back, back. Sam joined in the summer 19. Started the pre-season with and was previously with Staines Town, playing one Aylesbury game, andthen joined Enfield United and Ware. Borough, from where he was snapped up by Hertford in September. Last term he gained Middlesex U18 rep honours while with Potters Bar Town.

Kevin ZOLA: Midfielder. Former- Ben WEYMAN ly with Enfield Town.

Connor Guy McBRIEN Ikem ODEH (midfield / forward from Big- gleswade Town)

Bankuna TSHIKALA (winger, ex Hitchin)

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The tenth instalment of League clubs to draw in the quickly things can change Non-League Day was a crowds too. We must now in football following a bad roaring success – now let’s encourage our start. Challinor can make sure the event’s friends and ‘non-regulars’ probably feel a bit hard legacy continues! The to come back again done-by that their game annual occasion was throughout the season after was called off last weekend celebrated up and down the having a taste of the Non- because of Sutton’s country in soggy but high League experience. Non- travel problems. As it spirits last weekend. There League Day doesn’t have to happened, he ended up out was no shortage of media be just once a year! of a job. He’ll have plenty of publicity or promotion by It’s that time of year when suitors. the country’s top chairmen and owners start With most leagues having clubs to encourage their getting a bit twitchy over the already played a healthy (or fans to turn out for their trigger. Last unhealthy depending on local clubs during the week we saw three National how you look at it!) international break. Big League managers axed in amount of games, the names from the game led as many days. First, Craig picture of how a club’s by Crystal Palace boss Roy Hignett left season might play out is Hodgson also lent their Hartlepool United on starting to become clearer. support with the former Thursday and within a few Those in charge will be England manager recording hours Garry Hill was on his asking themselves, ‘stick or a special video message to way at Ebbsfleet United. twist?’ fans for Non-League Day’s Managerial departures official charity come with the territory Prostate Cancer UK. these days and nothing Premier League Aston surprises anyone in football. Villa, Crystal Palace and But many of us were caught Southampton were among off guard when AFC Fylde the made it a hat-trick on By David Richardson; top flight clubs Saturday by parting provided by the Non- tweeting their support. company with Dave League Paper, published Championship Challinor. It was only in by Greenways Publishing, representatives included May that the Coasters were and forwarded by Edd Preston North End as celebrating FA Trophy glory Paul (Advertising Execu- Saturday’s downpours at Wembley having missed tive) and Kellie Discipline failed to dampen spirits. Of out on promotion to the (Secretary & CEO, Isthmi- course there were plenty of Football League in the play- an Football League). fantastic schemes off final there the and offers delivered by Non- week before. It shows how

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STAINES TOWN KEY: STATISTICS # = player # captain; (#) = player # substituted; s = used substitute; x = sent-off; First Team Results & - = unused substitute; e = after extra time; Line-Ups p = penalty; og = own goal. Season 2019/2020 DENNESS-BARRETT

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Date Ven Opponents Comp Result STFC Scorers Att GERRAR Denzel CHOULES Dan Joey TAYLOR PAUL Rhys DADA-ANITÉ Dara Aaron IBE BETTACHE Mahrez ANDELL-GIBBONS Tashae CANI Klajdi Che KRABBENDAM Isaac THOMPSON DIXON Louis RICHARD Isi Mack MISKIN BUTLER Niran YILDIZ Jan Sukru THOMAS Malachi COKER Malaki REGIS Chris BARRETO Calvin McCALLUM Aaron WAREHAM Jayden Stefan WRIGHT LODGE Ashley PHILPOT Jamie HALL Cory Scott WALKER MILENGE Gradi DEMBY Andrew KINSABA-MUSI Jean-Luc NDAH Maxwell HILL Charlie JÚNIOR Edson AMURE Samuel Antonio SIMEONE Emmanuel OSEI-ASOMAH AHMED Mustafa SHKOZA Armando Brennan Jul-13 A Haringey Borough fr D 3-3 Krabbendam, Barreto, Regis 116 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) s s s s s s s s s s s -

Jul-16 A Hanworth Villa fr D 2-2 Cani, Regis 65 2 (3) 4 (7) s (6) s s (10) s 1 (5) - s (11) s s s (8) (9) -

Jul-20 H AFC Wimbledon XI fr W 4-0 Cani 2, Bettache, Thompson 211 (1) s (3) (5) (7) 6 (8) (10) s (11) s s 2 (4) s s s 9 s

Jul-23 A Spelthorne Sports fr W 1-0 Dada-Anité 103 (1) s (3) 5 s (6) (8) (10) (9) (11) s s 2 s (7) s 4 s s

Jul-27 A Horsham YMCA fr W 7-0 Krabbendam, Demby, Dada-Anité, Paul 2, Coker, Cani 87 1 s 3 s (8) (6) s (11) s s s (4) 10 9 (2) s (5) (7)

Aug-03 A Merstham fr D 1-1 Philpot-p 134 (1) s 3 (8) 6 s s (11) s s 5 s 4 (10) 9 (2) (7)

Aug-17 A Ware BILsc D 3-3 Bettache, Paul, Demby 170 1 3 5 (7) 6 10 - (11) 2 - 4 8 9 - s s

Aug-20 H Marlow BILsc D 2-2 Krabbendam 2 195 1 3 5 6 10 s 11 - 2 s 4 8 (9) - - (7)

Aug-24 A Phoenix Sports FACp W 6-0 Bettache, Krabbendam 3, Philpot 2 111 - 3 5 8 6 10 s 11 1 - 2 - (4) (7) (9) - s s

Aug-26 A Uxbridge BILsc L 1-2 Philpot 110 1 3 (8) 6 (10) - 11 - 5 s (4) 7 9 2 s s

Aug-31 H Harlow Town BILsc L 1-2 Cani 190 1 3 5 (8) 6 10 s 11 - - 4 (7) (9) s 2 s

Sep-03 A Northwood VT g8 W 3-2 Krabbendam 2, Philpot 84 1 3 5 7 6 (9) (11) s - 2 (4) 8 s - 10 s

Sep-07 A Hanwell Town FAC1q W 3-2 Krabbendam 3 215 1 5 s 6 10 11 - 2 (4) 8 (9) - s (7) 3 s - -

Sep-14 A South Park BILsc L 0-3 - 88 1 3 5 (8) 6 10x 11 - 2 s 4 (9) - - 7 s

Sep-17 A Northwood BILsc L 1-3 Dada-Anité 118 1 3 8 10 11 - s (4) 7 - (9) - 2 s 5 6

Sep-21 A Haringey Borough FAC2q L 0-5 - 343 3 6 7 5 - s 1 (2) s 11 - 8 - (9) 10 (4) s -

Sep-24 H Uxbridge VT g8 D 0-0 - [lost 1-4 on penalties] 79 3 5 10 6 s 1 (2) (4) 8 s 9 7 (11) - s -

Oct-12 H Heybridge Swifts FATp L 0-2 - 106 5 10 6 (9) s 1 2 (7) - 4 s - s 11 3 (8) - -

Oct-15 A Hanworth Villa MSC1 W 3-2 Walker, Thompson, Dada-Anité 51 10 6 7 1 2 (5) s - (4) 8 s 9 (11) 3 s -

Oct-19 H Hertford Town BILsc #COMEONYOUSWANS 16

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