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FLEET TOWN V STREET F.C FLEET TOWN v STREET F.C. Saturday December 29th 2018 – 3.00 P.M Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South Today’s Fleet Town ‘Man of the Match’ is Sponsored by Easi–Leaflets http://easi-leaflets.com SPONSORED BY WELCOME TO CALTHORPE PARK Good afternoon and welcome to Calthorpe Park the home of Fleet Town F.C. for today’s Evo- Stik League South Division 1 South fixture. In particular the Committee, Players, Management and supporters of our visitors Street who have travelled up from Somerset. Our Boxing Day fixture against Thatcham Town attracted our best home attendance of the season which was really pleasing. However the manner of our second successive 2-1 defeat of The Christmas Holiday was certainly not at all pleasing. Again we played very well and dictated nearly all the match but somehow ended up trying to save the game with only 9 players on the pitch. Unfortunately, at this level young teams like us who try to play football are continually being disadvantaged by naïve officials who are bullied in to handing out Red and Yellow cards for innocuous challenges by experienced ex-pros who do it as part of their game. Very disappointing and not at all in the spirit of Christmas ! Anyway enough said its now on to today’s game against Street. They have just come up to play in the Southern League for the first time in their long history having spent over 50 of their previous years in The Western League. They have made an excellent start as well and currently lie in 7th place with 28 points from the 17 games they have played. Street will present a tough test for us but one we will be really up for as we try to end the bad spell we are currently on. As today is our last home match of the year we would like to really thank our supporters especially ‘The Fleet Massiv’ who have been absolutely fantastic and stuck with us throughout what has been a fairly difficult one at times. You are all very much appreciated. Let’s hope 2019 will be a better one ! Happy New Year to you all and hopefully we will see all our home supporters back here next Saturday for the home league game against Highworth Town. ‘Come on you Blues ‘ Martin Griffiths ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ CHAIRMAN: Alec Grant YOUTH TEAM MANAGER: Neil Selby VICE CHAIRMAN : Richard Whittington COMMITTEE MEMBERS: WEBSITE MANAGERS : Harry Cannon & Matt Thorne Alec Grant, Richard Whittington, CLUB WELFARE OFFICER : Chris Arnold Harry Cannon, Darren Edwards Nathan Cookson & Sam Waters CLUB SAFETY OFFICER : Lyn Bevan CLUB SECRETARY : Richard Whittington PROGRAMME EDITOR : Martin Griffiths HEAD OF FOOTBALL : Sam Waters CLUB SHOP MANAGER : Claire Whittington FIRST TEAM MANAGER : David Kelly HOSPITALITY : Carol Black ASSISTANT MANAGER : Tommy Taylor TEA BAR : Maria Horsenail FIRST TEAM COACH : Chris Neate GROUNDSMAN ; Bryan Smith SPORTS THERAPIST : Edward Hensby 01252 623804 www.fleettownfc.co.uk Fleet Town F.C. Crookham Road, Fleet, Hants, GU51 5FA Fleet Town is an unincorporated association, managed by a committee, currently comprising of the following individuals: Alec Grant, Richard Whittington, Harry Cannon, Darren Edwards, Sam Waters and Nathan Cookson. FLEET TOWN PLAYER SPONSORSHIP Any players who are not sponsored below are available at £50 per season-please contact a committee member for details BRENDAN NORRIS ENOW OJONG Sponsored by Dave Machin Sponsored by Blue Hornets BILLY ORAM JOE WILSON Sponsored by Alec Grant Sponsored by ABDUL RAJAB DANILO CADETE Sponsored by Blue Hornets Sponsored by Fleet Massiv STUART DERRY DANIEL FRAMP Sponsored by Sponsored by Carol Belcher SAM WATERS DAVID KELLY Sponsored by Matthew Thorne Sponsored by Blue Hornets LEYTON AVENELL CHRIS NEATE Sponsored by Blue Hornets Sponsored by Matthew Thorne ED HENSBY SAM WILLIAMS Sponsored by Blue Hornets Sponsored by Angus Youngson MESHACH WILLIAMS Sponsored by Martin Griffiths Sponsored by Fleet Massiv C Chelsea Kitchens and Bathrooms Ltd T: 01252 811464 5 Kings Parade E: info@chelseakitchensandbathrooms.co.uk Kings Road Fleet GU51 3AB FIXTURES AND RESULTS 2018/19 Date Opponents H/A Competition Score Result Att. Sat Aug 18 Street A Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South 3-0 L 193 Tue Aug 21 Blackfield & Langley H Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South 0-2 L 120 Sat Aug 25 Petersfield Town H Emirates F.A. Cup Preliminary Round 3-1 W 141 Mon Aug 27 Thatcham Town A Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South 6-0 L 212 Sat Sep 1 Bristol Manor Farm H Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South 2-2 D 83 Tue Sep 4 Farnborough H Southern League Challenge Cup Preliminary Round 1-3 L 143 Sat Sep 8 East Grinstead H Emirates F.A. Cup 1st Qualifying Round 1-2 L 159 Sat Sep 15 Bideford A Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South 2-1 L 195 Tue Sep 18 Hamble Club H Hampshire Senior Cup Round 2 2-0 W 46 Sat Sep 22 A.F.C. Totton H Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South 2-5 L 148 Sat Sep 29 Yate Town A Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South 4-2 L 214 Sat Oct 6 Mangotsfield United H Evo-Stik League South Division1 South 1-2 L 73 Sat Oct 13 Barnstaple Town H Buildbase F.A. Trophy Preliminary Round 2-1 W 104 Tue Oct 16 Badshot Lea H Aldershot Senior Cup Round 1 2-1 W 67 Sat Oct 20 Slimbridge A Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South 1-3 W 75 Sat Oct 27 Salisbury H Buildbase F.A. Trophy 1st Qualifying Round 0-3 L 267 Sat Nov 3 Paulton Rovers H Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South 2-3 L 110 Tue Nov 13 Romsey H Russell Cotes Cup Round 2 1-0 W 55 Sat Nov 17 Cinderford Town A Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South 1-2 W 110 Sat Nov 24 Barnstaple Town H Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South 4-3 W 95 Tue Nov 27 Winchester City H Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South 1-2 L 101 Sat Dec 1 Cirencester Town A Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South 4-0 L 126 Mon Dec 3 Southampton F.C. A Hampshire Senior Cup Round 3 at AFC Totton’s Ground 1-0 L 101 Sat Dec 8 Evesham United H Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South 1-4 L 123 Sat Dec 15 Larkhall Athletic A Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South 1-3 L 70 Sat Dec 22 Melksham Town A Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South 1-2 L 382 Wed Dec 26 Thatcham Town H Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South 1-2 L 217 Sat Dec 29 Street H Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South Tue Jan 1st Moneyfields A Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South Sat Jan 5 Highworth Town H Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South Tue Jan 8 Lymington Town A Russell Cotes Cup Round 3 Sat Jan 12 Blackfield & Langley A Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South Sat Jan 19 Bideford H Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South Sat Jan 26 A.F.C. Totton A Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South Sat Feb 2 Yate Town H Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South Sat Feb 9 Mangotsfield United A Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South Sat Feb 16 Slimbridge H Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South Sat Feb 23 Paulton Rovers A Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South Sat Mar 2 Larkhall Athletic H Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South Sat Mar 9 Evesham United A Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South Sat Mar 16 Barnstaple Town A Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South Sat Mar 23 Cirencester Town H Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South Sat Mar 30 Winchester City A Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South Sat Apr 6 Cinderford Town H Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South Sat Apr 13 Melksham Town H Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South Sat Apr 20 Bristol Manor Farm A Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South Mon Apr 22 Moneyfields H Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South Sat Apr 27 Highworth Town A Evo-Stik League South Division 1 South MATCH RANGE A Brief History of Street F.C. Founded in 1880, Street Football Club is one of the oldest clubs in Somerset and was christened with the nickname “The Cobblers” due to a large shoe making history in the area. The club’s early years were fairly successful, winning the Somerset Senior League on four occasions before the end of the century, the first time being the 1882/83 season. The club also had early success in the Somerset Senior Cup as they lifted the trophy in 1898 and again 2 years later. After winning the Somerset Senior League again in 1909/10, and the Somerset Senior Cup the following year, the club made the decision to join the Western League. With the Western League being put on hold in 1914 due to WW1, Street re-joined the league at the start of season 1919/20 in division 2. Unfortunately, the division was disbanded three years later so the club rejoined the Somerset Senior League, where they remained for the next eight years before re-joining the Western League for the 1930/31 season. The first season back in division 2 was none too successful, finishing 16th out of 17, but two years later Street were runners-up to Swindon Town Reserves - a feat they repeated in 1938 when finishing 2nd behind Weymouth - but in those days there was no automatic promotion from division 2 into division 1.
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