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STAINES v HANWELL TOWN TOWN

Tuesday 29th October 2019 – kick-off 7:45pm GMT BetVictor Isthmian League – Division One South Central

CHAIRMAN Joe Dixon CHIEF OPERATIONS OFFICER Kevin Rowell CLUB SECRETARY Steve Parsons INTERIM MANAGER Mahrez Bettache ASSISTANT MANAGER Hamza Marchoud DIRECTOR OF FOOTBALL/YOUTH MANAGER Peter Stanford COACHES Mitch Garrett PHYSIOTHERAPISTS Sam Codling, Zoë Rush KIT MAN Steve Ryan YOUTH COACHES Jack Oxenham, Mitch Garrett

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ood evening and welcome to Wheatsheaf Park for this, our first League match against Hanwell Town in close to a century, On 10 th December 1923, players from Staines Lagonda, as we were then known, got changed with their counterparts from Hanwell Town at The White Lion pub (between where Pets Corner now stands and the Iron Bridge – ie under the South Street junction), walked down Mill Mead (still there, but now truncated) to the ground at Hammonds Farm (now under the Reservoir), and contested a Great Western Suburban League fixture. Staines were pushing for top spot, but had been beaten 3-1 in the away game just three weeks earlier – however, they more than avenged that scoreline by winning both points after a 10-0 victory!

The positions are now somewhat reversed, as it is Hanwell, recently deposed at the top of the table, who are out to avenge the reverse they suffered in the FA Cup at Reynolds Fields just under 8 weeks ago. On that occasion we were royally entertained by the Hanwell officials, and in return we welcome them to our home, and hope they enjoy the evening with us, and have a safe journey back to the northern part of Middlesex later on.

Since then, our fortunes have waned somewhat, and on Saturday – without kicking a ball – we slipped from the 19 th place in the table to which we’d been adhering for some while, to 20 th and last place. The previous week’s disappointing injury time capitulation against a rather limited Hertford side, marshalled brilliantly by their player manager Ben Herd, saw us miss the chance to climb above them and several other teams, and we were fortunate not to go bottom on the day when our neighbours Ashford also let a lead fritter away to defeat against Uxbridge – only our better goal difference keeping us above them. But on Saturday, despite fighting back once from 2-0 down, Hertford eventually lost 5-3 to Ashford, who duly clambered above us. Then on Sunday we travelled the Cheshunt to face another struggling team, FC Romania, again knowing that a win would see us rise five places. A nondescript first half was followed by the hosts breaking the deadlock with two quick strikes, but we found those reserves of determination that have served us well in early games, to strike back – first with a goal from the penalty spot by débutant Arif Hattabi, and then, right on 90 minutes, a super strike by Isaac Thompson salvaged a point.

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We are still bottom, and still without a league win since 9 March, but responses like that lend justification to Mahrez’s squad rebuilding programme, and comparisons cannot realistically be made with last season while we remain competitive in all our League games, rather than shipping an average of 4 goals a time as we did in 2018/19.

We’ve added quite a few players to the Senior Squad in the last couple of weeks, and we will take this opportunity to introduce them in two stages – the second tranche will appear in Saturday’s edition for the visit of Bracknell.

Zaid AL-HUSSAINI Right winger / striker, 19. He began with the Phoenix Academy, but was then spotted by Derby County, where he spent a year and a half in their PL2 squad. During that period, he had a month’s loan loan last season with Gloucester City, appearing twice for them in the National League North, and an international match at U19 level for Iraq. Initially joining Potters Bar Town after his release by The Rams in summer 2019, he started the following season with Hampton & Richmond Borough, signing for Staines that October, as the first official signing for new boss Mahrez Bettache.

Joel FLAVIEN HOWARD Left winger / attacking midfielder, 20. Joey came up through the Development system at Colchester Road, until moving on at 16 to play youth team football for Sutton United and Metropolitan Police. From there he was signed by the Crystal Palace Foundation u19s, and is proud to have scored a goal at Selhurst Park. Played one pre-season game for Staines Town in July 2018, but signed for Carshalton Athletic, and had a spell dual registered with AFC Croydon Athletic later in the campaign. Began the 2019/20 season at Horley Town, then registered for Balham, before joining Staines in October 2019.

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Rúben MARTINS DANTAS CARVALHO Left winger / central attacking midfielder, 18. Ruben joined Staines Town in October 2019 following a very short stay at Cheshunt FC, having spent the previous season at Enfield Borough, and earning a trial with Peterborough United. Before that he had five years with the Chelsea Centre of Excellence. He was born in Portugal.

Adam TOUBAL Winger / attacking midfielder, 23. A former Fulham U18 player, who then had a short spell with Cray Wanderers before gaining experience in Algeria with ES Sétif, and in the Gibraltar National League with Mons Calpe SC. Upon returning to England, he has played for Forest Hill Park, Holmsdale, Glebe, Peckham Town, and AMG Ballerz before joining Staines Town in October 2019. He is 5’8” tall, and last season was called into the Algeria U23 squad.

Among others to be signed, we have added several of Pete Stanford’s U18 players to the squad to provide additional cover, including Mustafa ‘Musti’ AHMED, Lewis HENDERSON, ‘keeper Armando SHKOZA. As always, the ‘downside’ is that several players have had to be released (or in these cases – a ‘soft release’, ie they remain registered). Dan Choules was effectively in this category from the start of the League season, and – due to injury – Jack Battie even before that; Samuel Amure, Aaron McCallum, James Philpot, and Denzel Gerrar have not made the transition between managers; and more recently Andrew Demby was added to the ranks of the ‘soft departees’. Max Ndah is trialling at Colchester; Klajdi Cani continues to nurse his thigh injury, and Calvin Barreto ws sadly absent at the weekend owing to a family funeral abroad.

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HANWELL.indd 6 28/10/2019 13:09:05 SWANS The fixture list later in this edition has been updated. Please note that in a week’s time, we travel to THE HIVE, the superb new home of BARNET FC, for our Middlesex Senior Cup 2 nd Round tie – do try to make the trip if you can. Kick-off is at 7:45pm. Before that, we entertain Bracknell here next weekend, but the following weekend’s visit to Barking will be off if they win their FA Trophy replay tonight. We have fixed up dates for our two games in the ‘lesser’ cup competitions (the Southern Combination and Aldershot Senior Cups) – 3 & 10 December as listed, and have a new date for the Ashford Velocity Trophy game. Finally, please note that our “home” Youth League Cup match vs Bracknell, postponed a couple of weeks ago, is going to be played AT BRACKNELL TOWN FC tomorrow night, 7:45pm.

Sadly, we have news of another loss to bring you, brought to our attention via former committee members Max Angliss and Andy Jones. JAMES ‘Jimmy’ CUMMINS has passed away in the middle of this month, at the age of just 38, leaving two young children. An appeal has been launched at Max Angliss’s pub, The Foresters Arms (Egham), to help defray his funeral expenses. Our sympathies go to his family and friends. James William Cummins was born in Chertsey on 22 March 1981, and lived in Englefield Green when he signed for Chris Davey’s Staines Town Youth team at the start of season 1998/9. Originally a midfielder, he became a prolific goalscoring forward in his young career. While still at school, he was selected, in quick succession, for his school team, then for Runnymede District, and then for Surrey Schools, before coming to the attention of Southampton FC where he played as a schoolboy. In season 1997/8 he was at Egham Town, quickly progressing through the youth ranks there to earn a First Team place. After crossing the river, he made his Club début for Staines on 29.7.98, in a Youth team friendly at Flackwell Heath which we lost 3-2. By the end of that season, he was top scorer in our Youths, and had made his first Reserve team appearances, beginning with a defeat against his old club, Egham, on 18.3.99. He was added to the First Team squad during 1999/2000, making his début in the 4-0 Ryman league win over another local side, Chertsey Town, on 6.5.00. Two weeks earlier, he had scored a rare double hat-trick in the Reserves’ Player of the Year. He was involved in almost a third of the First Team games in 2000/1, and bagged his first senior goal in a Middlesex Senior Cup tie against Hanwell Town. He scored a total of exactly 50 goals at all levels for the Club. However, with our ground- share at Chertsey and the consequent closure of the Reserve side, which was still seen as James’ ‘bread and butter’, he did not return to the Club for season 2001/2. Nicknamed ‘Owen’, he worked for Savoy Tailor’s Guild, a menswear firm, and was interested in golf, lawn tennis, and running.

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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, 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 for reading on a smartphone or tablet computer while at the game, but works just as well on a PC. 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.

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HANWELL.indd 9 28/10/2019 13:09:10 SWANS TODAYS VISITORS HANWELL EARLIER CLUBS An earlier Hanwell FC played in the London League in beating Harefield United in the Premier Division Cup final 1898/9 and 1902-5, and the Great Western Suburban of 2003. A stumble at the end of 2004/5 saw them slip League 1905-11. They first entered the FA Cup in from leading the table most of the season to 2nd place 1903/4 but failed to win any of their 7 ties. However, behind Potters Bar Town, but despite the resignation of their first FA Amateur Cup campaign of 1904/5 was Duffy midway through the following campaign, Danny more successful, scoring 25 goals in 6 games to reach Vincent and Pat Gavin guided them to 3rd place and the 1 st Round Proper before losing to Ealing. promotion to the Southern League. They were relegated back after just one season, and endured something of FORMATION a slump. That was until 2013- 14, the most successful Hanwell Town was originally founded in 1920 by a team season in the club’s history, as they won the Spartan of ‘Geordies’ working in the area and it is believed that South Midlands League with a 14 point lead over this explains the black and white striped colours which Ampthill Town, with a record of P42 W35 D6 L1 F127 are still used today. The pre- WW2 history of the club A36. Back in the Southern League Central Division, they is largely undocumented, but it was reformed in 1947. finished 7th, just outside the play offs. In 2018, the club There are now over 20 youth sides at the club, which was switched from the Southern to the Isthmian League has Charter Standard accreditation at both senior and Division 1 South Central. junior levels. NATIONAL CUPS GROUNDS In 2013-14, they reached the FA Vase 5th Round, but For 20+ seasons up to June 1981 they played at Ealing were hampered by fixture congestion, beating Ashford Central Sports Ground, but then achieved a ground of Town less than two days before the big tie with Ampthill their own at Reynolds Field where they remain today. which was lost 3-1. In 1925/6, at Staines’ expense, they Volunteers worked hard to get the former hunting lodge reached the 1 st Round Proper of the FA Amateur Cup, ready for the new season, and it enabled them to gain losing to Uxbridge. senior status in 1983. The lights were installed in 1989, COUNTY CUPS and improvements have been made steadily ever since, The club’s first major honour was to share the 1926 which has enabled it to attract many prestigious games Middlesex Junior Charity Cup with rivals Roxeth & Har- to Reynolds Field. row Old Boys. They won the London Senior Cup in 1992 and ‘93, and were finalists in ‘94. In 1993 they reached LEAGUES the Middlesex Charity Cup final, losing in extra time to The club played in the London League from 1924 Harrow Borough at Uxbridge, and they again lost in this to 1927. They were members of the Great Western final in 2001, this time to Ashford Town (Middx). They Suburban League between 1921 and ’25, initially under were Middlesex Senior Cup finalists in 2015, but lost 1-0 the name Hanwell Athletic. Upon reformation, Hanwell to a late Harrow Borough penalty. played in the Dauntless League, climbing the divisions with promotions in four successive years. They then PERSONNEL switched to the Harrow, Wembley & District League Former Staines Town man Roy Nairn managed the (although leaving a 3rd XI in the Dauntless), remaining side from 1986-1998, and later became coach and was here until 1970, during which time they reached 8 cup rewarded with a testimonial visit from Chelsea to mark finals ... and lost the lot! The club gained promotion to his 20th anniversary there in 2002/3: Hanwell’s 5-3 win the Middlesex County League for 1970/1 and in that was achieved with the help of a goal by Martin Rowlands. season won the League Cup, under the captaincy of Bob Martin’s father Arthur is a legend at both Staines and Fisher, who is now Chairman. Upon achieving senior Hanwell, having played 351 games for the Swans be- status, they stepped up to the London Spartan League, tween 1971 and ‘80, and then played for The Geordies immediately winning the Senior Division and with it from 1982, as did all five of his sons, Adam, Keith, Martin, promotion to the Premier. In 1994 they met Willesden Stephen and Anthony, with Keith holding the scoring Hawkeye in the League Cup Final at Charlton Athletic’s record and managing the side from 2010-2011 before Valley ground, although losing the replay at the start of handing over to another ex-Swan, Tommy Williams along the next season. They finished 12th in the final season with Luke Evans. Ray Duffy had three spells as manager of the Spartan League, meaning they were placed in between 1998 and 2019, spanning 997 matches in all. the Senior Division of the newly merged Spartan South Bob Fisher received a 50-year medallion from the FA, Midlands League for 1998/9. For 1998/9 Ray Duffy and had a stand named after him at Reynolds Field after took over as Manager from Roy Nairn, and immediately completing 60 years. Ron Walker, who passed away in guided them to promotion to the Premier as runners-up 2011 at age 90, was Secretary for over 40 years up to to Homer Green on goal difference. They then enjoyed 1988 and is one of those whose contribution to HTFC top-half finishes in 6 of the next 7 seasons, as well as has been enormous.

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Sheridan CAMPBELL Kieron CATHLINE (Defender): (Forward): Signed after impress- Keiron joined at the start of last ing in pre-season, he previously season for his first experience played at Beaconsfield Town, of non-league football having Flackwell Heath, Knaphill, and previously being with Ipswich Ascot United. Town, Watford, and QPR. deservedly won the Manager’s Player of the Year award, and is still celebrating his goal against Bracknell that came after an 80 yard run!.

Filip CHAŁUPNICZAK (Goal- Gareth CHENDLIK (Forward): keeper): Product of the QPR Joined at the start of last season College Academy, he has also from Dorking Wanderers having appeared for the Middlesex previously played for Hemel Youth rep side, Wealdstone Hempstead Town, Harrow Bor- u18s, Bedfont & Feltham and ough, and Leighton Town. He has trialled with AFC Wimbledon. became a fans’ favourite with his committed play and finished the season as the club’s leading goal scorer.

Gianni CRICHLOW (Forward): Luke DALEY (Goalkeeper): Gianni’s skill, pace, and direct- Signed in the summer from ness for Hendon u23 when Hayes & Yeading United having playing against Hanwell previously played for AFC brought him to their attention. Dunstable and Berkhamsted. He spent eight years in the Earlier in his career, the 6’4” academy at keeper played for England at QPR. College level against Italy..

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Dwayne DUNCAN (Central defender): Tayshan HAYDEN-SMITH (Mid- A commanding defender, Dwayne fielder): Tayshan had experience joined midway through last season with Egham Town, Merstham, after spells with Chesham Northwood, Enfield Town, and United, Potters Bar Town, and FC Kitzbühel (Austria), and Harpenden Town, where he joined Hanwell from Cypriot bagged a remarkable 15 goals side ENAD Polis Chrysochous. in 2017-18.(1 appearance). Good on the ball and likes to get forward.

Joel JACOBS (Full back): Joel was a regu- Danny JULIENNE (Central midfielder): lar member of the Bracknell Town side that Two Staines appearances in the early just missed out on promotion last sea- days of Steve Cordery’s management son. He brings a wealth of experience here. Now 37, he has played for to the side having also previously Hayes, Wealdstone, Northwood, played for Egham Town, Ashford Town (Middx), Chalfont St Peter, Hendon, Uxbridge, and Egham and North Greenford United. A Town. dead ball specialist with his sweet left foot. Started with Staines Town Juniors and played a couple of Acade- my games for Staines in 2008/9.

Harvey KILLEEN (Forward): Rob LANEY (Forward): Signed Harvey is a product of Hanwell’s this year from Hadley, having Youth system having joined the previously been among the club at 14 and reached the goals at Cockfosters, Hill- u18’s within two years, ingdon Borough, Wingate & quickly advancing to the First Finchley, and a 2013/14 stint Team squad. He played in the with Hanwell. now-defunct Brentford Academy, and trialled at QPR.

Luke MAGUIRE (Midfielder): Jeremiah MAJA (Forward): The Luke joined from Uxbridge having brother of FC Bordeaux star Josh previously played at Chalfont Maja, Jeremiah made an St Peter from where he pro- immediate impression when gressed from the U18s to the joining the club midway through First Team. In last season’s last season scoring twice on his matches against his old club, he début against Bedfont Sports. scored in one, and was red-carded in the other!

Andrew O’BRIEN (Defender): A Harry RUSH (Midfielder): Harry tall, strong, resolute defender who joined last winter having excelled joined from Greystones United for Harrow Borough U23’s in an FC in Ireland last season having amazing 8-6 defeat by Hanwell. moved over to take a job with His hard-working approach The Football Association. and eye for goal Immediately His claim to fame is that he secured him a regular spot in appeared on Liverpool FC TV the First Team. when he was gifted a pair of size 11 boots by Virgil Van Dijk!

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Terlochan SINGH (Forward): Hugo SOPTE (Goalkeeper): A Former Tilbury, Basildon United, new signing after 4 seasons with and Sporting Bengal player, Windsor whom he captained ‘Toch’ overcame injury to and for whom he made over captain Glebe last season and 175 appearances. He was represent Panjab at the CONIFA earlier with Hayes & Yeading World Cup. United as deputy ‘keeper in their Conference South days.

Liam TACK (Midfielder): New Harry TAMPLIN (Central de- signing after two years at Thame fender): A First Team regular since United, he can play either signing in summer 2018, after a wide or in the middle, and loves year out of the game following a a long-range shot. knee injury and three operations. He started his career at Luton Town for whom he made one senior appearance, and subsequently played for Chesham United, Kings Langley and Metropolitan Police.

David TAYLOR (Midfielder / club Brian TESTOLIN (Forward): A captain): David enjoyed a wonderful tricky winger, earlier with Barnet, season with Chertsey Town, winning who has an eye for goal, and the Combined Counties League and is now in his second season the FA Vase at Wembley: he scored for the club having joined from one of the penalties that won the semi-final vs Northwich Victoria. Uxbridge. Bagged a hat-trick His earlier clubs includedHarrow against Egham Town last Borough (4 seasons) followed by a season. league title during his year in Australia.

David THOMAS (Midfielder): Harry TUCKER (Defender): A Previously with Uxbridge, where he versatile player who joined in won the Middlesex Charity pre-season having previously Cup. played for Egham Town, Ayles- bury United, and Kings Langley

Callum WOODCOCK (Forward): Jack WALDREN (Full back): Joined A new signing from Chalfont St at the start of the 2018-19 season Peter having previously having previously played for Hemel played for Chesham United Hempstead Town, Harrow Borough, for whom he played 20 senior and Kings Langley. Now over the games after stepping up from leg injury that severely disrupted his the 2018/19 season, he likes to bomb down the left or utilise his trusted left U18s. foot at dead-ball situations.

Wayne CARTER (Joint Manager): Joined Chris MOORE (Joint Manager): the club in February 2018 following his From June 2017 to the following departure from Egham Town where January, he was Manager at Egham he was working alongside Chris Town, whereupon he decided to Moore as Player/Coach. He thenap- restart his playing career at Han- peared in every game until the well. He made 16 appearances for end of that season, and continued Brentford as a full time professional to appear sporadically since then. and also played for Dagenham & Previously played for Wealdstone, Redbridge, Northwood and Uxbridge. Northwood, Hendon, and Uxbridge.

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THE NON-LEAGUE COLUMN on the game was twice suspended, Yeovil have reacted in a similar the recent incident at Haringey Haringey Borough walked off the way. Boss Darren Sarll says they Last Sunday’s front page of The pitch following alleged racism stand alongside Haringey and the Non-League Paper was going towards goalkeeper Valery club say they will be cooperating to be about the First Round Douglas Pajetat. Two men, aged with the investigation which Proper of the FA Cup. About the 23 and 26, have since been The FA say is ongoing. The tie excitement of the upcoming draw arrested on suspicion of racially is to be replayed on Tuesday, at Maldon & Tiptree as Non- aggravated common assault. October 29. If proven, the two League clubs eagerly awaited The incident came in the 65th supporters should never watch a those life-changing ties to come minute following a Yeovil penalty game of football in this country out of the hat – and what a draw where he claims he was spat again. Of course, 99.9 per cent it turned out to be. It was going at and verbally abused by fans. of Yeovil fans will be ashamed to be about those clubs daring The match didn’t restart and of what has allegedly happened. to dream. Isthmian Premier was abandoned. Boss Tom Hopefully anyone who has seen club Carshalton Athletic after Loizou also said defender Coby or heard anything comes forward they upset National League Rowe was targeted. English to ensure the investigation can side Dagenham & Redbridge. football was appalled when be as thorough as is needed. As Or Nantwich Town, who beat the men’s senior team was on we’ve said before, we all have National League North high-fliers the end of horrific abuse and a responsibility to drive this King’s Lynn Town. Then there there have been calls for strong abhorrent behaviour out of our was the story of Kingstonian action against Bulgaria and game and out of our society. No beating higher league opposition their authorities. We are equally footballer, no person, should be in Dartford. There was also appalled at these allegations. FA attacked just because of their the drama at Potters Bar Town chairman Greg Clarke spoke in skin colour. In a high-profile (whose team included Thomas the immediate aftermath of the competition, Haringey’s actions Gogo and R’avan Constable), Bulgaria game. He rightly pointed will be seen far and wide. who scored an equaliser against out that we must also look at the Hopefully this can be a stepping neighbours Barnet in the 11th game in this country because stone towards a better future. minute of stoppage time to set there are issues that clearly need Their stand is to be applauded. up a replay. And there was the addressing. There is no hiding In times gone past, the incident excitement of goalkeeper Alan from that fact. The conversation may not have come to light until Julian heading an injury-time must include what we are doing after the game. By stopping an equaliser at Sutton United to about our game. It’s four weeks FA Cup game in its tracks, the keep Billericay Town’s FA Cup since allegations were made message will be louder. Racists dream alive. The front page during the National League game are not welcome in our football was supposed to carry pictures between Hartlepool United and grounds at any level. Only then capturing all the emotion of this Dover Athletic. Dover players can we get back to talking about great competition on another Inih Effiong and Ricky Modeste the football. action-packed day in Non-League were subjected to racist abuse football. Instead, for the second and gestures. Pools players By Matt Badcock; provided time in a month, it carried a story heard it and were upset at what by the Non-League Paper, about allegations of racism. Once they saw coming from some published by Greenways Pub- again, the ugly side of society of their home fans. While they lishing, and forwarded by Edd has reared its head in Non- considered walking off the pitch, Paul (Advertising Executive) League, and English, football. in the end the game was played and Kellie Discipline (Secre- On the back of the shameful to a conclusion. Hartlepool were tary & CEO, Isthmian Football scenes in Bulgaria when England rightly praised for their response League). players were racially abused and to the situation and it looks like #FOLLOWTHEYOUSWANS 15

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KEY: STAINES TOWN STATISTICS # = player # captain; (#) = player # substituted; First Team Results & s = used substitute; x = sent-off; - = 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 AL-HUSSAINI Zaid Joel FLAVIEN HOWARD OLARERIN Simeon OLAREWAJU Michael Arif HATTABI Rúben MARTINS DANTAS CARVALHO 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 {L1-4 pens) VT g8 D 0-0 - 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 L 2-3 Lodge, Ibe 119 3 5 (10) 6 11 1 2 (7) s 4 8 - - s (9) s

Oct-27 A FC Romania BILsc D 2-2 Hattabi p, Thompson 82 3 5 8 - 7 1 s - 4 s - (9) 2 6 10 (11)

Jan-28 H Hanwell Town BILsc

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