THE OFFICIAL 2020/2021 MATCHDAY PROGRAMME
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SATURDAYSATURDAY 26TH 17TH SEPTEMBER OCTOBER 2020, 3PM BUILDBASE FA TROPHY - SECOND QUALIFYING ROUND JOINT CHAIRMAN... CHRIS DAYNES
Good Afternoon and a warm There is of course prize money to play for welcome back to the Goldstar this afternoon, and although we never budget Ground for this afternoon’s for a cup run, it would prove a very useful bonus to the club, this year more than ever. FA Trophy tie. We welcome the With lower matchday receipts, higher players, officials and supporters costs to staging matches and overall revenues of Westfield for their first ever across the club showing a 30% decrease due trip to Felixstowe, and to today’s to the effects of Covid, we’re relying on everyone Match Officials. to do what they do best and come together I think it’s fair to say the last 2 home games as one to get us through the challenging have given fantastic value and been a great months ahead. Of particular concern is the advert for non-league football. A last minute loss of sponsorship, and we would urge winner in the local derby with AFC Sudbury anyone with any contacts they think may be a larger pool of helpers, it eases the workload and a last gasp equaliser in an intriguing interested in supporting the club, big or small, for everyone and enables us to cover the battle with Coggeshall shows the huge strides to contact me so I can approach them. essential matchday jobs. As well as free the squad have made this season, where Equally important is the ongoing admission to the game, you’ll also get fed and quite possibly we would have lost both those fund-raising schemes, and if you are not watered, so if you can help on a regular basis, games, but when you keep on going to the already taking part in the Seasiders Lottery, or just now again, please do let us know. end it can pay off, and so it proved. the Red & White Club or the Golden Goal, Our new ticketing website - We were brought back down to Earth please consider joining, Speak to myself or felixstowefootball.ktckts.com - is now live, with a bump last Saturday at Maldon & Tiptree, Stuart Daynes to join. with tickets for the next 2 home games on sale but again, where last season there was a (Hullbridge next Saturday and Witham on gulf between the sides, this time we were not Halloween). There are no fees and it’s an far off taking something from the game. At ...there’s nothing like a good cup run to engage support. easy way to guarantee your place at the 1-0 down with an hour gone, we missed the We haven’t had enough cup match, reduce cash handling and fastback best opportunity of the match, and within a success over the years, so entry into the ground. couple of minutes the game was lost. The maybe this is our time! On Wednesday we are on the road to difference between the teams being a bit of Cambridge City in the Isthmian League. belief. I think maybe we had lost the game in Cambridge are advising supporters to our heads before we started, because of the It may be only mid-October, but with the purchase a ticket in advance online for this stature of our opponents, but this team Firework Spectacular cancelled this year, match, and we hope to see the travelling needs to have the belief and confidence that the Christmas Draw becomes even more Seasiders out in force at Histons ground. they can match and beat sides like Maldon. important. Tickets should be on sale from Enjoy the match today, whilst following the After a break in midweek, Westfield stand this afternoon, with a first prize of £300 cash Covid rules, and with your support let’s hope we in the way of another step along our FA Trophy and dozens of other fantastic prizes on offer. are celebrating come 5pm today. Don’t forget, journey. It’s a tough tie against a team that If you can take a few books to sell to friends, there is no extra time being played this year, have started the season well, but Westfield family or work colleagues please do come so if the scores are level after 90 minutes we will be saying the same about us. Although and collect some. go straight to penalties… but after our last the league is our bread and butter, there’s We are also appealing for additional experience of a shoot out, I don’t think my heart nothing like a good cup run to engage the volunteers to join our Matchday Support Team, could take it, so let’s finish the job in 90 mins! support. We haven’t had enough cup success not just on First Team games, but at any of over the years, so maybe this year is our time! the fixtures played at the ground. If we have Chris Daynes
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ““The Isthmian Football League strongly supports the FA statement that there should be a zero tolerance approach against racism and all forms of discrimination. Accordingly, any form of discriminatory abuse whether it by reason of age, disability, gender reassignment, race, religion and belief, marriage and civil partnership, pregnancy and maternity, sex and sexual orientation or any other form of abuse will be reported to The Football Association for action by that Association.” (The FA 0800 085 0508 / Kick it Out 020 7253 0162). The Isthmian League and all Member Clubs in the League are committed to promoting equality by treating people fairly and with respect, by recognising that inequalities may exist, by taking steps to address them and providing access and opportunities for all members of the community.” IMPORTANT INFORMATION - IMPORTANT INFORMATION
UPDATED Information from the Joint Chairman & Club Covid Officer
Clubhouse Toilets The clubhouse closes at 10pm. This mainly With the function room closed, the building will affects midweek match nights. Last orders will be reconfigured to allow for a new access to be at 9.30pm. the lobby toilets through the hospitality door. This will be clearly signposted. Matchday Food and Drink corridor toilets will still be available as normal. Following a visit from Environmental Health, we Masks are adapting our matchday operations once All staff will now wear masks or visors at all again. From now on, all food and drink must be times. Although not mandatory within the ground, consumed whilst seated, and not be taken we are now encouraging all visitors and supporters away to consume around the ground. to wear a face covering when in the ground. • Food can still be ordered at the Snack Bar Many other clubs are doing the same. outside the hatch, but must be eaten at a table. Test and Trace • The Bar is table service only, and also must We have been instructed by the FA to use the be consumed whilst seated at a table. official NHS test & Trace QR code, replacing our • The outside can/bottle bar is no longer evePASS app. Posters will be at all entry and permitted. service points.
To facilitate these changes, the following Football, and supporters at our level is on a alterations will be taking place - knife edge at the moment. There are many things we cannot control with the pandemic, The pitchside tarmac area will not be available but what we can do is stick rigidly to the rules to stand and view the match. Additional tables and protocols that have been put in place to and chairs will be added to this area, and the minimise the risk to us all. If we all do our bit function room opened, to allow for table service and follow the rules we stand a much better both inside and outside the clubhouse. chance of football being allowed to continue in front of spectators. Staff will take your order and payment at the table and bring your drinks to you. Thank you for your cooperation and patience.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION - IMPORTANT INFORMATION IMPORTANT INFORMATION - IMPORTANT INFORMATION FROM THE DUGOUT ANDY CRUMP
Welcome back to the Goldstar for this afternoon’s FA Trophy Second Qualifying Round fixture against Westfield. This is the first time the football club have played at this stage of the competition and Stuart, myself and the players will be looking to ensure that the club doesn’t miss the opportunity to keep the cup run going today in performance against a Brantham Side who front of our home crowd. have come out of the blocks this season in Westfield will certainly prove tough both the league and FA Cup. We spoke opposition and have made a positive start with the players before the game about to the season, scoring freely in recent maintaining a standard and professionalism weeks, so today should be a good one for that removed the risk of these fixtures the fans but we know we will have to be at becoming banana skins. It was pleasing from young players coming into the side. our very best today. to utilise the depth in the squad and in Another huge plus point was the return of Since we were last at the Goldstar, particular giving full debuts to Dan and George Clarke. His four goals in 20 minutes we successfully progressed to the next Caleb who certainly showed a maturity will do his confidence no harm, but as he round of the Premier Cup with a professional in their performance that you would hope reminded me after, a return to full fitness and being back in the starting 11 remains the most important thing to him. Those who joined us on the road to Maldon on Saturday were reminded of the quality of the side who cruelly had the deserved prize and reward of promotion taken away from them in March. Whilst Wayne Brown has had to rebuild the side that experienced so much success, there is no doubt they will be right up there again this season and I was pleased to see them progress again in the FA Cup on Tuesday night. We learnt a lot from Saturday, but that’s only important if we can use that over the forthcoming weeks starting today in the FA Trophy.
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hen you are bored, and well have still been playing TNL football, but there is no home game a dramatic last minute finish saw us score a for a fortnight, you look second and winning goal to lift the crowd, W and we were on our way! at the strangest things on your Of course there were many other factors computer… Me? I look at statistics. and several key personnel that made it Yes, I can be quite boring at happen - a new clubhouse not being the times - comments not required! least of these, but for me that Saturday Less than ten years ago, our average afternoon when Liam Hillyard headed into attendance (League games only) was 79, the roof of the net for 2-1 was perhaps the and we peaked at 118 paying through the high moment of my then 46 years gate. We didn’t have a turnstile then, just involvement with the Seasiders - and I love Jim Seymour, who guarded the gate, where we are now! collecting the monies. The pitch was a 50 In memory of John Kimble Snr. metre walk from the clubhouse & there was a natural disconnect between spectators/ supporters/club members & clubhouse, Season Comp Finish Attendance Low High Average purely through geography. 2011/12 TNL 18th 11th 57 130 110 For me, the turning point that took us 2012/13 TNL 14th 14th 54 118 79 from a middle of the table Thurlow Nunn 2013/14 TNL 3rd 6th 61 204 114 League side to a competitive, step 4 club, 2014/15 TNL 5th 4th 76 203 112 playing in the Isthmian League North with 2015/16 TNL 4th 2nd 56 240 123 an average gate of well over 300, was the 2016/17 TNL 2nd 2nd 87 395 187 17th September 2016 - when 416 2017/18 TNL 2nd 1st 120 1541 414 spectators paid to watch us in the 2nd Qualifying Round of the FA Cup, at home 2018/19 Isthmian (N) 11th 1st 215 663 397 against the then National League side 2019/20 Isthmian (N) 16th 2nd 212 424 312* Bishop’s Stortford. Had we lost, we might 2020/21 Isthmian (N) N/A 1st 332 391 362 *2019/20 Season voided
LEFT: Liam Hillyard celebrates after scoring against Bishop’s Stortford ABOVE: Tony Barnes joins the happy band of players as they leave the field on that memorable day CLUB NEWS...
HELP SAVE THE FELIXSTOWE FIREWORKS SPECTACULAR!
With this years event cancelled due to Covid-19, the future of the towns public display is in severe danger. The event has raised thousands of pounds for local charities in its 12 year history, as well as funds to provide football opportunities to all ages within the football club. The end of the display will be a huge loss to Felixstowe.
We’re hoping to raise £5,000 to secure the future and enable 2021 to be the biggest and best yet... literally coming back with a bang!
For more information and to donate visit www.crowdfunder.co.uk/save-felixstowe-firework-spectacular/backers#start SEASIDERS RELEASE NICK INGRAM
The Seasiders have released forward Nick Ingram and he has signed for Woodbridge Town. The size and strength of the squad has meant limited opportunities for Nick. He has been a brilliant person around the Club during his spells here and he will be sadly missed. We wish Nick all the best for the future.
UNDER 18’S DRAWN HALLOWEEN QUIZ AWAY IN CUP Friday 30th October. 7pm for 7.30pm start. The Under 18’s have been drawn away Max of 30 people. Teams of 4-6. £10 per to Whitton in the next round of the Suffolk head including choice of basket meal FA boys midweek cup. The game will be (chicken & chips, burger & chips etc). played on Thursday 12th November at Adults only. To buy tickets contact 7.45pm. Good luck boys! [email protected]
Photo by Stephen Waller OUR SQUAD ... THE SEASIDERS
Introducing the Felixstowe & Walton United FC playing squad and management team for the 2020/2021 season.
CALLUM josh ROBINSON kerridge Goalkeeper defender Callum joined the club in the summer Josh joined the club from AFC from Stowmarket Town. He started Sudbury four seasons ago. his career at Colchester United Comfortable on the ball, strong before playing for Wroxham, AFC in the air, Josh likes to chip in with Sudbury and spent time on loan at his share of the goals and was SPONSORED BY: Brantham Athletic last season. SPONSORED BY: recently announced as the new Matthew Daynes Steve Friston Chris Daynes & Kate Ayriss club captain.
dan callum davis bennett centre back right back With over 300 appearances for the Callum is in his second spell at the club ‘Denzil’ is a powerful centre club having re-joined in late 2018. back with a no nonsense approach An attacking full back with one to the game. Great in the air and of the best ball deliveries in a strong tackler. A very popular non-league football. Callum has SPONSORED BY: member of the squad, loved by the SPONSORED BY: plenty of experience from his time Andy Clarke/ Chris Worrall Springcroft CDR Ltd fans and swept the floor winning all Kedan Logistics Ltd at Ipswich U18s, Stoke City U21s Matt Hope 3 senior player awards in 2019. and Notts County.
stuart miles ainsley powell defender/midfielder forward
Stuart joined the club for his second ‘Milo’ spent the 2014/15 season spell in the summer of 2014 from with Whitton United returning to the Lowestoft Town. Previous clubs Seasiders where he learnt his trade. include Chelmsford City and AFC There has never been any doubt in Sudbury. Stuart spent 10 years at his natural football ability but Milo SPONSORED BY: SPONSORED BY: Emirates Logistics Services Ipswich Town, winning the FA Youth The Kimbles has now become one of the most Barry Caley Cup in 2005. Stuart has a sweet left Suffolk Carpet Wavers/ prolific goal scorers the club has foot and a great work ethic. SCW Racing ever had. Port Side Solutions jordan leon matthews ottley-gooch midfielder midfielder Jordy, a one club man and a Leon signed for the club during manager’s dream. Equally happy the summer and is another vastly in midfield or in the No10 shirt. experienced player at step 3 and Always gives 110% and somehow 4 level. Previous clubs include covers every blade of grass. With Leiston, Bury Town, Hadleigh Utd SPONSORED BY: his fair share of goals and tackles SPONSORED BY: and Stowmarket Town. Leon is very Dave Banks & Ollie Ray Wade Plymouth Argyle FC Supporters he is a great all round player. Steve & Kate Garnham versatile but is predominantly a dynamic midfield player.
jamal kyle wiggins jopling midfielder defender Joining the Seasiders from the Kyle joined the club in the summer SIL in 2015/16, ‘Jamma’ soon of 2019 after spending part of the established himself as a first team previous season on loan from regular becoming an integral part Colchester United. Another player of the squad. A technically talented for the future, Kyle is already a hit SPONSORED BY: footballer and very comfortable SPONSORED BY: with the supporters after his classy Winnifred McClean Chris Walne on the ball. displays at the back.
curtis henry haynes-brown barley centre back midfielder Curtis joined this summer from Stanway Henry signed for the club in 2019 Rovers and has a fine Isthmian league following his contract expiring at pedigree. He started his career with Ipswich Town, another popular AFC Sudbury before moving on to young player who had also been on Lowestoft Town. Curtis signed for then loan from the then EFL Championship SPONSORED BY: EFL club Yeovil Town and spent time SPONSORED BY: club the previous season. Les Soall Steve Foley Transport Ltd George & Shirley Ainsley at Cambridge United, AFC Wimbledon, Macclesfield Town and Maldon & Tiptree.
armani ollie scharr canfer winger/right back forward
Armani played for Felixstowe & Walton Ollie made a dramatic impact when back in 2016 before moving on to he joined the club in November Leiston Town and then Lowestoft where 2019, signing from Mildenhall he helped them avoid relegation in Town. “Canfs” burst onto the scene the 2018/19 season. Armani has scoring 9 goals in 13 games. The SPONSORED BY: SPONSORED BY: fans love his non-stop running and Bulmers Buoys also had spells at Needham Market Chris & Jayne Ryan and brings with him plenty of Steven Seeley desire to cause defensive headaches experience playing at step 3 level. for the opposition. sam lamell nunn howell defender midfielder Sam originally joined on loan from Signed from Brightlingsea Regent in the Stowmarket Town midway through last summer, Lamell will bring something season. He has previously played at different to the pitch for us this season. a higher level for Lowestoft Town, Bury He can play on both wings or in the Town and Needham Market. Sam number 10 position and brings pace SPONSORED BY: suffered with injuries last season SPONSORED BY: and trickery to the side. He has Richard & Jenny Bugg DRS Logistics Ltd but Boards and Crumpy had seen Steven Seeley previously played for Stowmarket Town, enough to make his signing a must. Debenham LC and Brantham Athletic.
george tyger clarke smalls forward winger George signed at the same time as 17yr old Tyger joined during the summer Sam Nunn, also from Stowmarket Town and has a highly promising future in the and has previously played for Ipswich game, creating quite a stir in the football Town, AFC Sudbury, Needham Market, world with some dazzling goals and Brightlingsea Regent and Brantham performances for Saffron Walden SPONSORED BY: Athletic. George is a powerful player SPONSORED BY: and Haverhill. Tyger started at Richard & Jenny Bugg Maze Logistic Solutions Ltd with the speed to match. Jan & Phil Griffiths Tottenham Hotspur Youth and also Paul & Elliott Arbon had a trial at Arsenal in March 2020.
noel rhys aitkens henry centre midfielder forward
Noel’s signing for the club in the Rhys re-joined the Seasiders in the summer caused a stir amongst the summer of 2020 after a season at non-league world, joining from step Leiston. He played a crucial role in 3 Leiston and being described by the 2018-19 side playing at step 4 manager Boardley as “the best for the first time and has previously SPONSORED BY: SPONSORED BY: played for Ipswich Town, Southend DRS Logistics Ltd midfield player in this area”. Noel is Sarah Wade, Finesse Foot Health Danny Soall quick, strong, can tackle, is athletic United, Maldon & Tiptree, Needham and can really play football! Market, AFC Sudbury & Bury Town.
Daniel CALEB Leggett PALMER defender/midfielder WINGER
Dan is just 18 years old, his previous At just 17, Caleb has an eye for goal clubs include Walsham and Hadleigh. and a defence splitting pass. He can He is a cultured left sided Centre play anywhere across the midfield and Back who is equally comfortable at has a great left foot. Caleb spent time Left Back or in Midfield. He has linked at ITFC academy, Diss, Whitton, SPONSORED BY: up with the first team squad this SPONSORED BY: TBC Stan Baston Sudbury, Needham and captained his season. One to look out for over the Suffolk Schools side. Looking to coming seasons. establish a place in the fist team squad. STUART ANDY BOARDLEY CRUMP mANAGER ASSISTANT MANAGER Stuart started his footballing career Andy returned to Felixstowe at Ipswich Town leaving in 2004 after & Walton United as Assistant 10 years and being unable to break Manager following the appointment into the premier league squad. He of Stuart Boardley in 2019. Having went on to play in League One for enjoyed success in previous spells SPONSORED BY: Torquay United but following relegation SPONSORED BY: at the club as both player and First Pat Haseman/Felixstowe Radio Chris & Jayne Ryan Andy & Kim Wilding left to play for Suffolk clubs Sudbury, Team Coach, he is keen to ensure Leiston and Felixstowe. the club establish themselves at Step 4 and continue to be a crucial In October 2018 he was appointed part of the local community for as Manager of Step 3 side Leiston both junior and adult players and but left one year later to link up supporters. with Felixstowe and Walton as their Manager as they look to establish themselves at Step 4 of the footballing pyramid.
gARY STUART HAMMOND sTEVENSON GOALKEEPER COACH COACH Gary is in his third season with the After hanging up his playing boots club. He was part of the double Stuart joined Felixstowe Utd as a fitness winning team with Walton Utd before coach/physio, then on to Trimley to help the merger with Felixstowe. He has coach his son’s team from the U8s a wealth of experience having to U16s. Stuart rejoined the Seasiders to coach the U18s which lead him SPONSORED BY: previously played for Stowmarket, SPONSORED BY: Ryecroft Freight Ltd Hawkeye Construction on to being part of the first team staff. Woodbridge and Ipswich Wanderers. Investments Ltd Stuart is an FA level 2 coach and an Gary is also the club Treasurer. FA level 1 mentor.
CHARLOTTE LONG FIRST TEAM SQUAD/ PHYSIO PLAYER & MANAGEMENT Charlotte graduated from the SPONSORSHIP 2020/21. University of Worcester in 2014 with a BSc Hons in Sports Therapy, SPONSORSHIP IS enabling her to gain full membership AVAILABLE FOR £50 to The Society of Sports Therapists. SPONSORED BY: She worked as the lead Sports Paul Secker Contact Les Soall to choose your player Therapist for Leiston FC before joining the Seasiders in Oct 2019. Email: [email protected] THE OTHER SIDE ... WESTFIELD FC
estfield Football Club was formed in 1953 as Westfield WBoys Club, playing in the Woking and District League and also running a youth team.
The 1950s From the start the Club had success in the competitions it entered. Among the trophies won in the early years were the Surrey Youth Invitation Cup in 1953/54, the Surrey Junior Charity Cup in 1954/55 and 1955/56, the Surrey Junior Cup (at the first attempt) in 1955/56 and the Surrey Youth Cup in 1956/57. Following several seasons in local league football, the Club made the break into Surrey Intermediate football using the present ground at Woking Park, Kingfield. Successes soon came and, after becoming League Champions and Cup winners on matured and there followed three tremendous several occasions in the subsequent seasons for the senior side, when they won seasons, the Club decided to apply for the Surrey Senior League Cup in 1971/72, THE senior status. The application was followed by the League and Cup double in MANAGEMENT accepted in 1964 and after one season in 1972/73, and the League Championship the Parthenon League, Westfield met the again in 1973/74. TEAM necessary ground grading requirements and joined the Surrey Senior League. The 1970s and 1980s Simon Lane The Surrey Senior League was disbanded First Team Manager The 1960s and reformed as the Combined Counties Westfield’s future success in senior football Football League in 1978, and Westfield FC Matt Brown sprang from their ability to attract the best became founder members and retained First Team Coach local youngsters, and they were successful membership until 2018. Success, however, in winning the Surrey Youth Cup again in was more difficult to achieve and in recent Gareth Newton 1966/67 and 1969/70, and the Surrey Youth times the closest the senior team came to Goalkeeper Coach Shield in 1969/70 and 1970/71. This talent honours was in 1989/90, when they lost the final of the Combined Counties League Cup to Hartley Wintney in extra time. Westfield’s THE PLAYERS Youth team won the Surrey Youth League’s U18 Division Cup in 1978. Renell McKenzie-Lyle Goalkeeper 2000-2003 During the early 2000s, with former Woking Keval Patel player John Cassidy as manager, the senior Goalkeeper side improved their league position, finishing sixth in season 2000/01. That season saw the Joel Nakatani-Brown Club enter the FA Vase again, having only Left Back previously entered in 1974 for 3 seasons, performing beyond expectations before Jake Rumble losing in the Fourth Round to Ryman Left Back League Arlesey Town, on the way beating Wantage Town, Sidley United, Lewes and Chris Allen Bowers United. Centre Back OWEN ROBERTS
Owen Roberts Centre Back Mo Sabo Centre Back Picture - Celebrations in April 2018 for Westfield FC - courtesy and Copyright Andy Fitzsimons at Woking News & Mail George Headley Centre Back Season 2002/03 saw Westfield enter the and coach John Comer took over the running FA Cup for the first time, losing at home to of the senior teams for the start of the Caleb Wright Dorking in the Preliminary Round. 2007/08 season. Centre Back Westfield continued to compete at youth level and they won the Combined Counties 2007-2010 Kai Davis Youth League Cup in 1991/92, as well as being In the close season of 2007/08, following a Right Back runners-up in the League. Following the highly credible 4th place finish, Martin resigned installation of floodlights in 1998, the U18 as manager due to personal circumstances; Rylan Myers team joined the Southern Youth Floodlight his departure signalled the exits of both Right Back League as members of the Western Division. David Howells and John Comer. In July The Club also ran a Youth team playing 2008 the position of 1st Team Manager was Cameron Rohart-Brown in the West Surrey Boys League, winning the filled by Steve Plunkett, the ex-Godalming Left Wing Back U14 Challenge Cup and Premier Division in Town Reserves boss, though he was replaced 1999/00, the U15 Premier Division, Challenge within 4 months by the returning Dave Robson, Jimmy Comer Cup and Surrey County Cup in 2000/01, U15 as the club attempted to rebuild following a Centre Midfield Division 2 in 2002, the U16 Premier Division mass exodus of players. in 2001/02, and the U15 Division 2 in 2002/03. Dave Robson did a fine job stabilizing JORDAN the club, but after an indifferent 2009/10 ELLIS 2003-2006 was replaced by joint managers, Craig Moore Following the end of the 2003/04 season, and John Comer. Westfield lost both First and Reserve Team Off the pitch there was good news, as managers. John Cassidy moved to Frimley building of the new facilities commenced in Green, and thereafter back to Farnham Town, 2010/11 and it promised to be a good season and Graham Pope moved to Godalming & as the management duo assembled the Guildford to manage their reserve team in best squad since the 2008 season. However, the Suburban league. Westfield recruited despite some wonderful results, the team Paul Donaghy from Guildford-based Merrow struggled to find consistency, and finished as first-team manager, and Dave Robson a disappointing 13th in the table. There was – long-time Westfield player – took over better news for the reserves who finished Jordan Ellis the reserves. 4th in the reserve league, and reached the Left Midfield At the end of 2005/06 Westfield were final of the league cup, where they went down relegated to the 1st Division, due to new to double-winning side Mole Valley SCR. Troy Timothy ground-grading regulations after a very Centre Midfield acrimonious conflict with the league. 2011-2015 Numerous commitments from league officials During the summer of 2011, Craig Moore Ryan Marklew were reneged upon, and after months of decided to step down to concentrate on Centre Midfield appeals and meetings, Westfield had to playing, leaving John Comer as sole manager. accept their unwelcome fate. He promoted Kevin Bailey from the reserves IK Hill After a mid-table Division 1 season and to be his assistant, and following Dave Kelly’s Attacking Midfield partly because of the league-enforced resignation as reserve team manager relegation, Manager Paul Donaghy decided appointed David Robertson. Paolo Giamattei to resign as First Team manager to join In May 2011 the old pitch was dug up and Centre Midfield Godalming and Reserve Team manager raised a metre, before being re-seeded and Dave Robson also quit. The team of ex-player in June the old Clubhouse was demolished. Romanas Virvilas Martin Powell, ex-Spurs stalwart David Howells The club moved into the new facilities in Centre Midfield GIANLUCCA finish. A close semi-final play-off defeat to ZANRE BOTTI Bracknell Town did little to detract from a remarkable achievement. 2019-20 saw Tony’s team again keep up the pressure at the top of the table, and were lying in a playoff position before the season was curtailed by Covid-19 cancellations, leading to the whole Isthmian League being declared null and void with 28 out of 38 league games played. By that time, the manager had decided to look for a new challenge and unfortunately many of our Gianlucca Zanre Botti long-standing players took the same decision. Striker It was a disappointing end to a great few years. Into the fray for season 2020-21 steps Aidan King new manager Simon Lane, who has the not Centre Midfield August 2011 with a thrilling opening match in inconsiderable task of building a team almost the FA Cup against Peacehaven & Telscombe, from scratch, and we wish him well in trying to Jamie Splatt in which the Sussex side eventually ran out sustain our previous good record at this level. Defender 6-3 winners, in front of a crowd of 190. The following month a new record attendance for Lueol Workneh Haile a league fixture at Woking Park was set when Westfield FC - Club Left Wing 325 witnessed the fixture against Guernsey. Honours & Honours The season saw another improvement on CARL the pitch, where a position of 8th was achieved & Records BOWER and the team reached a cup final for the first time in nearly 20 years. However they Surrey Senior League went down 4-2 to Warlingham on the day. Champions: 1972–73, 1973–74 The following season the Club gained Parthenon League promotion in third place, and played Walton Runners-up: 1962–63 Casuals Reserves in the final of the Surrey Premier Cup, going down 2 goals to 1 in a Combined Counties Premier League close game. Runners-up: 2016-17 Winners: 2017-18
In season 2013/14, with John Comer Surrey Senior League Cup continuing as manager, the Club had their Winners: 1971–72, 1972–73 best league finish since 1981, ending in Carl Bower fourth place. Combined Counties Premier League Cup Full Back With John Comer’s departure, Martin Beard Runners up: 1989–90 Winners: 2016-17 was appointed for the 2014-15 season. Combined Counties Division One Darnell After a run of indifferent results, Martin was Challenge Cup Goather-Braithwaite replaced by Dan Snare, who improved the Runners-up: 2011–12 Striker side to finish mid- table. Surrey Saturday Premier Cup ADERI 2016 to date Runners-up: 2012-13 DEDE For the 2016-17 season, Tony Reid was Surrey Saturday Junior Cup appointed manager, and enjoyed a stunning Winners: 1954-55 Runners-up: 1955-56, season, finishing second in the League behind 1957–58 Hartley Wintney and winning the League Cup in May. The following season the Club Surrey Junior Charity Cup continued to play exciting, attacking football, Runners-up: 1954–55 scoring an amazing 145 goals, whilst conceding Surrey Senior Cup best performance only 45, and became deserved Champions Fourth round: 2002 vs Sutton Utd with a fantastic 106 league points. As the 2018-19 season began, we said FA Cup best performances farewell to the Combined Counties League First qualifying round: 1973 vs Lion Sports Aderi Dede after 40 years of continuous competition, and (FA Amateur Cup) 2013 vs Aylesbury Utd Striker started an exciting journey into Step 4 of and 2019 vs Chipstead non-league football. Having lost some key FA Vase best performances players from the previous campaign, it took Maciej Tajs Fourth round: 2001 vs Arlesey Town Striker several months for Tony Reid to find a settled Third round: 2017 vs Crowborough Athletic side, but then after Christmas a wonderful Selim Saied run of 13 wins, 4 draws and 4 defeats saw Best Attendances Striker Westfield finish in fifth place, to gain a 325 vs Guernsey FC 20 Sep 2011 401 vs play-off place and our highest-ever league Frimley Green 7 May 2013 Pentalver Container Logistics Contact us today: Specialists 0333 150 2673 [email protected] • Road Haulage • Container Storage • Container Sales Our depots: • Container Conversions Cannock • Reefer Services and Sales Felixstowe Southampton • Cargo Handling London Gateway • Container Maintenance and Repair Tilbury Buildbase FA Trophy 2nd qualifying round fixtures - SATURDAY 17th october - 3pm KO
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TUESDAY 6TH OCT SUFFOLK PREMIER CUP SECOND ROUND Brantham Athletic 2 Felixstowe & Walton 6 Second half demolition job sends Seasiders through to Quarter Finals of the Cup
Felixstowe & Walton United progressed to the Quarter Finals of the Suffolk Premier Cup with a resounding victory at Brantham Athletic on Tuesday Evening. An Own Goal and Armani Scharr had put the Seasiders 2-1 up at the break before an incredible four goal substitute appearance from George Clarke, back from a defender touching the ball over the line a lengthy injury layoff, saw Felixstowe run out after debutant Caleb Palmers header had hit convincing winners. the crossbar and bounced down onto the goal HOW WE The Seasiders showed the depth of their line. 4 minutes later and it was 2-0, Armani squad by rotating the starting eleven, whilst Schaar racing clear and producing a brilliant still putting out a very strong side; there were finish from 20 yards across the goalkeeper, the LINED UP... debuts for Caleb Palmer and Dan Leggett, offside appeals from the home side ignored and a return to the side for Jamal Wiggins, by the officials. Brantham were back in the Callum Robinson Armani Schaar and Stuart Ainsley. game on 40 minutes when a well-executed Callum Bennett Brantham started the game brightly, going free kick was played back into the box and Stuart Ainsley close to an opening goal after just two minutes, Johnathan Lee headed home. Callum Robinson down quickly to save the Any momentum the home side may Dan Leggett smart strike. After a fairly even opening 26 have been building before half time quickly Josh Kerridge (c) minutes it was the away side that took the lead, dissipated as Felixstowe came out strongly Jamal Wiggins Jordy Matthews Henry Barley Caleb Palmer Miles Powell Armani Schaar
SUBS Ollie Canfer Sam Nunn Lamell Howell George Clarke Kyle Jopling a cross from the right being smartly converted from Johnathan Lee for his second goal. 5 minutes later and George Clarke had his hat trick, showing his determination and eagerness to be in the right place at the right time when the chance looked lost, Goalkeeper Plummer dropping a cross, Clarke on hand to poke home the loose ball. Armani Schaar nearly doubled his goal tally for the game, being an inch short of converting a neat cross at the far post. In what was an exhilarating second half, Clarke completed the scoring with his fourth goal, just 20 minutes after coming on, a cross from the right evading the keeper and Clarke smashing the ball in off the bar. in the second half. Caleb Palmer worked a than a minute for him to extend Felixstowe’s Seasiders boss Stuart Boardley spoke great chance on 50 minutes and his shot lead, firing home from close range to the after the game. “I am really pleased, but from a wide position had to be tipped away delight of the 50+ Seasiders supporters in there is still improvement to be made, at by former Seasider Plummer in the attendance. Georges pace and power was a times for 5 or 10 minute spells we were a bit Brantham goal. It was the introduction of joy to watch and he was relentless in his sloppy and we allowed them to get on top George Clarke after an hour that turned a play, 5 minutes after his introduction and he for those small spells, but largely I thought good game into a game that will live long in was at it again, this time scoring a stunning we were the better side and looked the more the memory. George joined the club late last goal to make it 4-1, forcing his way through dangerous side going forward. We chose to year and played on through the pain and two defenders before unleashing an rotate the squad a little bit tonight and give restrictions of a serious toe issue, scoring six unstoppable strike from 25 yards. Brantham Caleb Palmer and Dan Leggett their debuts, goals in his dozen or so matches. His scored their second of the night shortly after, which was fantastic. Both are good young surgery in the early summer was followed by players and did well, they are more than a lengthy rehabilitation process and his hard capable at playing at this level, it just shows work was evident immediately. It took less the strength of the squad that we have.”
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SATURDAY 10TH OCT ISTHMIAN NORTH LEAGUE Maldon & Tiptree 3 Felixstowe & Walton 0 Seasiders fall to first League defeat
Second place Maldon & Tiptree ran out convincing 3-0 winners against previously unbeaten Felixstowe & Walton Utd. Adam Vyse was the star man for the Jammers, his hat trick taking his tally to five goals in the last three games. Felixstowe had their chances in a game where they were always second best, but struggled to really test the goalkeeper. Felixstowe were missing Miles Powell through illness, whilst Sam Nunn and Leon Ottley-Gooch were back in the starting eleven after being rested for the 6-2 Suffolk match, Henry Barley could have put the away Premier Cup victory at Brantham in midweek. side ahead after 11 minutes, poking the ball The star of that evening, four goal George past the goalkeeper who was wrong-footed HOW WE Clarke was again on the bench as he but he managed to correct his positioning works his way back to full match fitness. and smother the ball. It was the home side LINED UP... The away side were as always well who took the lead after 13 minutes, Felixstowe supported at a bright but chilly stadium that lost the ball in midfield and a neat one two managed to avoid the heavy rain that affected created space for Adam Vyse to strike a sweet 1. Callum Robinson other games closer to home during the finish into the bottom corner from 20 yards. 2. Callum Bennett afternoon. Felixstowe were making a The Seasiders were struggling to make 3. Kyle Jopling reasonable start to the game, looking quick any real inroads into the Maldon defence and lively in a fairly even opening to the during the first half and were restricted to 4. Leon Ottley-Gooch 5. Josh Kerridge 6. Sam Nunn 7. Henry Barley 8. Jordy Matthews 9. Ollie Canfer 10. Armani Schaar 11. Lamell Howell
SUBS 12. George Clarke 14. Curtis Haynes-Brown 15. Jamal Wiggins 16. Stuart Ainsley 17. Gary Hammond Photos courtesy of Thomas Bradford
mainly set pieces, but unlike many games so post from what looked to be a cross shortly really didn’t get hold of the game like we far this season, the quality of the set pieces after and then effectively made the game would have liked to and three errors led to was not sufficient to trouble Maldon’s tight safe on 64 minutes when Adam Vyse was on three goals. Maldon didn’t outplay us, for defence. Maldon were close to a second hand at the far post to deflect in a scrappy large spells of the game it was very equal midway through the half when a long range goal after Robinson had struggled with a but they took their chances, we made three effort was well tipped over the bar by Callum swirling cross into the box. There was a hint mistakes and they defended very well. Games Robinson in the visiting goal. Sam Nunn of an own goal but Vyse was awarded his in this league come down to fine margins but did head straight at the goalkeeper from a second goal of the afternoon. He didn’t have at the end of the day Maldon were better corner but the half ended with a one goal to wait long to complete his hat trick, than us today, sometimes you have to hold lead for the home side. The talk at half time converting from the penalty spot after a trip your hands up and say well done to them amongst the supporters was that whilst we in the area. Robinson again cleverly tipped and move on. We could have equalised just hadn’t created too much, a one goal lead a long range strike over the bar as Maldon before their second goal and that could for the home side was narrow enough that threatened to move further ahead. Ollie Canfer have changed the game but I just didn’t a way back into the game was possible. and Lamell Howell had similar chances as feel like we showed the character that we Felixstowe did start to create chances in the game petered out, both forcing their way have done of late and that was the most the second half, the best of which came on into the box but shooting straight at the disappointing thing for us.” He went on to say. 52 minutes, Henry Barley with some great goalkeeper on each occasion. “We were missing a few loud characters play on the wing and crossing for Armani Seasiders Manager Stuart Boardley that lead by example and get into people Schaar whose stooping header agonisingly was disappointed after the game. “We were and I think we were a little bit too quiet and hit the foot of the far post and Lamell Howell in the game for long periods but felt we just a little bit too nice if I’m honest. That’s following up from close range could only fire didn’t show enough character to be brutally disappointing because I felt coming into the ball over the bar amidst desperate honest, it’s a harsh thing to say about your today’s game that we had a real chance defending from Maldon. The Jammers hit the own side but we huffed and puffed and we here today to turn them over.”
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SEPTEMBER
DATE H/A OPPONENTS TIME TYPE SCORE ATTENDANCE SUN 13 A HASHTAG UNITED 4PM FA CUP - PRELIM D 1-1 (13-12 P) 300 SAT 19 A GREAT WAKERING ROVERS 3PM LEAGUE D 0-0 132 SAT 26 H GREAT WAKERING ROVERS 3PM FA TROPHY - 1ST QUAL W 2-1 202 TUE 29 H AFC SUDBURY 7.45PM LEAGUE W 3-2 332 OCTOBER SAT 3 H COGGESHALL TOWN 3PM LEAGUE D 2-2 391 TUE 6 A BRANTHAM 7.45PM SUFFOLK PREMIER CUP W 2-6 92 SAT 10 A MALDON & TIPTREE 3PM LEAGUE L 3-0 224 SAT 17 H WESTFIELD 3PM FA TROPHY - 2ND QUAL WED 21 A CAMBRIDGE CITY 7.45PM LEAGUE SAT 24 H HULLBRIDGE SPORTS 3PM LEAGUE TUE 27 A BURY TOWN 7.45PM LEAGUE SAT 31 H WITHAM TOWN 3PM LEAGUE
NOVEMBER SAT 7 A BRENTWOOD TOWN 3PM LEAGUE SAT 14 H HISTON 3PM LEAGUE SAT 21 A GRAYS ATHLETIC 3PM LEAGUE SAT 28 H TILBURY 3PM LEAGUE
DECEMBER SAT 5 A DEREHAM TOWN 3PM LEAGUE SAT 12 A ROMFORD 3PM LEAGUE SAT 19 H CANVEY ISLAND 3PM LEAGUE SAT 26 A BASILDON UNITED TBC LEAGUE MON 28 H HEYBRIDGE SWIFTS 3PM LEAGUE
JANUARY SAT 2 A SOHAM TOWN RANGERS 3PM LEAGUE SAT 9 H AVELEY 3PM LEAGUE SAT 16 H BURY TOWN 3PM LEAGUE SAT 23 A HULLBRIDGE SPORTS 3PM LEAGUE SAT 30 H MALDON & TIPTREE 3PM LEAGUE FIRST TEAM FIXTURES 2020/21...
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DATE H/A OPPONENTS TIME TYPE SCORE ATTENDANCE SAT 6 A COGGESHALL TOWN 3PM LEAGUE W 1-5 SAT 13 H ROMFORD 3PM LEAGUE SAT 20 A CANVEY ISLAND 3PM LEAGUE SAT 27 H BRENTWOOD TOWN 3PM LEAGUE
MARCH SAT 3 A WITHAM TOWN 3PM LEAGUE SAT 13 H GRAYS ATHLETIC 3PM LEAGUE SAT 20 A HISTON 3PM LEAGUE SAT 27 A TILBURY 3PM LEAGUE APRIL SAT 3 H DEREHAM TOWN 3PM LEAGUE SAT 5 H BASILDON UNITED 3PM LEAGUE SAT 10 A AVELEY 3PM LEAGUE SAT 17 H GREAT WAKERING ROVERS 3PM LEAGUE SAT 24 A AFC SUDBURY 3PM LEAGUE MAY SAT 5 H CAMBRIDGE CITY 3PM LEAGUE SAT 12 A HEYBRIDGE SWIFTS 3PM LEAGUE SAT 19 H SOHAM TOWN RANGERS 3PM LEAGUE
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HOME AWAY TOTAL POS P W D L P W D L P W D L F A +/- PTS 1 Tilbury 3 1 1 1 2 2 0 0 5 3 1 1 8 5 +3 10 2 Maldon & Tiptree 2 1 1 0 2 1 1 0 4 2 2 0 6 2 +4 8 3 Great Wakering Rovers 3 1 1 1 2 1 1 0 5 2 2 1 8 9 -1 8 4 Histon 1 0 0 1 3 2 1 0 4 2 1 1 5 4 +1 7 5 Soham Town Rangers 2 1 1 0 2 1 0 1 4 2 1 1 5 4 +1 7 6 Dereham Town 2 1 1 0 4 1 0 3 6 2 1 3 6 6 0 7 7 Grays Athletic 2 0 1 1 2 2 0 0 4 2 1 1 4 5 -1 7 8 Hullbridge Sports 1 0 0 1 3 2 0 1 4 2 0 2 11 7 +4 6 9 Bury Town 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 2 0 0 2 0 +2 6 10 Aveley 2 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 3 2 0 1 4 3 +1 6 11 Cambridge City 2 1 0 1 2 1 0 1 4 2 0 2 3 3 0 6 12 Canvey Island 2 0 1 1 2 1 1 0 4 1 2 1 5 2 +3 5 13 Brentwood Town 2 0 1 1 2 1 1 0 4 1 2 1 3 4 -1 5 14 Felixstowe & Walton United 2 1 1 0 2 0 1 1 4 1 2 1 5 7 -2 5 15 Romford 3 1 0 2 3 0 2 1 6 1 2 3 3 7 -4 5 16 Basildon United 2 0 1 1 2 1 0 1 4 1 1 2 8 4 +4 4 17 Coggeshall Town 2 1 0 1 2 0 1 1 4 1 1 2 5 5 0 4 18 AFC Sudbury 2 1 0 1 2 0 1 1 4 1 1 2 6 9 -3 4 19 Heybridge Swifts 3 1 0 2 2 0 0 2 5 1 0 4 6 8 -2 3 20 Witham Town 3 0 0 3 1 1 0 0 4 1 0 3 3 12 -9 3 15A WALTON AVENUE, FELIXSTOWE, IP11 3HH
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POS P W D L F A GD PTS 1 Gas Recreation First 7 6 0 1 20 6 14 18 2 Colne Athletic First 7 4 2 1 12 9 3 14 3 Great Bentley First 6 4 1 1 19 9 10 13 4 West Bergholt First 6 4 1 1 11 6 5 13 5 White Notley First 6 4 0 2 21 13 8 12 6 Stanway Pegasus First 5 4 0 1 17 9 8 12 7 Dedham Old Boys First 5 3 1 1 7 3 4 10 8 Alresford Colne Rangers First 7 3 1 3 8 11 -3 10 9 Tiptree Heath First 6 3 0 3 14 13 1 9 10 Earls Colne First 6 1 4 1 7 8 -1 7 11 Brantham Athletic F.C. Reserves (Sat) 6 2 0 4 9 12 -3 6 12 Hatfield Peverel First 6 2 0 4 12 17 -5 6 13 Little Oakley Reserves 8 1 3 4 11 17 -6 6 14 Sudbury Sports F.C. First 4 1 2 1 10 7 3 5 15 Lawford Lads First 6 1 2 3 6 14 -8 5 16 Flitch United First 5 0 3 2 3 8 -5 3 17 Felixstowe & Walton United FC Reserves 6 1 0 5 9 17 -8 3 18 Barnston First 6 0 0 6 4 21 -17 0 SEASIDERS CLUB SHOP
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OCTOBER THU 1 H COPLESTONIANS 7.45PM SUFFOLK FA MIDWEEK CUP L W 4-1 THU 8 A WOODBRIDGE TOWN 7.45PM TN YOUTH LEAGUE CENTRAL W 4- W 1-3 THU 15 H IPSWICH WANDERERS 7.45PM TN YOUTH LEAGUE CENTRAL THU 22 A LEISTON 7.45PM TN YOUTH LEAGUE CENTRAL THU 29 H NEEDHAM MARKET 7.45PM TN YOUTH LEAGUE CENTRAL
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POS P W D L P W D L P W D L F A +/- PTS 22 Teams, 30 qualified coaches and over 1 Tilbury 3 1 1 1 2 2 0 0 5 3 1 1 8 5 +3 10 300 girls and boys involved from ages four to sixteen - it is fair to say that 2 Maldon & Tiptree 2 1 1 0 2 1 1 0 4 2 2 0 6 2 +4 8 Felixstowe & Walton United Youth Section 3 Great Wakering Rovers 3 1 1 1 2 1 1 0 5 2 2 1 8 9 -1 8 is a real hub of the local community. 4 Histon 1 0 0 1 3 2 1 0 4 2 1 1 5 4 +1 7 Being a hub brings with it responsibility 5 Soham Town Rangers 2 1 1 0 2 1 0 1 4 2 1 1 5 4 +1 7 to do what we as a club believe is right for our players, who of course are also 6 Dereham Town 2 1 1 0 4 1 0 3 6 2 1 3 6 6 0 7 our children, and as a Community club 7 Grays Athletic 2 0 1 1 2 2 0 0 4 2 1 1 4 5 -1 7 we have an ever evolving ethos that “Football has to be fun for seeks to put the development of the kids or it doesn’t make sense” 8 Hullbridge Sports 1 0 0 1 3 2 0 1 4 2 0 2 11 7 +4 6 It is their path and our coaches are there player and the person first while at the to help and guide them along the way. – Johan Cruyff 9 Bury Town 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 2 0 0 2 0 +2 6 same time making it fun. Ideally, we want all the players and their 10 Aveley 2 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 3 2 0 1 4 3 +1 6 Everyone wants to win, but that isn’t the families to remain within our club, regardless main focus at our club! 11 Cambridge City 2 1 0 1 2 1 0 1 4 2 0 2 3 3 0 6 of ability, through to their late teens, and 12 Canvey Island 2 0 1 1 2 1 1 0 4 1 2 1 5 2 +3 5 Guiding the coaches to support the players regardless of the standard of football they and helping them make the right decisions, play, to still feel part of our club. 13 Brentwood Town 2 0 1 1 2 1 1 0 4 1 2 1 3 4 -1 5 overcoming the low’s while putting the Felixstowe & Walton United Youth Section 14 Felixstowe & Walton United 2 1 1 0 2 0 1 1 4 1 2 1 5 7 -2 5 high’s into perspective, is our focus! were one of the first three clubs in the UK 15 Romford 3 1 0 2 3 0 2 1 6 1 2 3 3 7 -4 5 to host the Real Madrid Summer Soccer 16 Basildon United 2 0 1 1 2 1 0 1 4 1 1 2 8 4 +4 4 Camp in August 2017 and it has now become an annual event (Covid year 17 Coggeshall Town 2 1 0 1 2 0 1 1 4 1 1 2 5 5 0 4 2020 excluded!) “There are times not to 18 AFC Sudbury 2 1 0 1 2 0 1 1 4 1 1 2 6 9 -3 4 22 Teams – 1 Club. coach. The urge is to step in 19 Heybridge Swifts 3 1 0 2 2 0 0 2 5 1 0 4 6 8 -2 3 and show them. Sometimes 20 Witham Town 3 0 0 3 1 1 0 0 4 1 0 3 3 12 -9 3 it’s better to let them make a mistake. Sometimes they learn more from the mistake “What do you think ….. ?” “Could you than being told what to do” ….. ?” “How can we….. ?” these are – Dennis Bergkamp questions we want our players to answer by both word and deed on the field of play.
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YOUTH FOOTBALL Club Youth Chairman Tam Ward 07787 918014 [email protected] Director of Youth Football Matt Hope 07809 390441 [email protected] Youth Vice Chairman Scott Dunne 07790 820396 [email protected] Youth Development Jason Thompson 07718 287426 [email protected] Youth Secretary Boys Rachael Long 07794 771883 [email protected] Youth Secretary Girls Ruth Ward 07745 062337 [email protected] Child Welfare Officer Lynne Hakes 07977 134411 [email protected] Pitch Hire Coordinator (Langley Avenue) Andy Gordon 07889 634274 [email protected] Pitch Hire Coordinator (Dellwood) Stuart Gordon 07453 963697 [email protected] Junior Committee/Quintus Nigel Long 07703 694550 [email protected] Junior Committee David Brewster 07969 171073 [email protected] Junior Committee Nikki Gordon [email protected] Junior Events Sub Committee Ruth Ward 07745 062337 [email protected] Junior Events Sub Committee Stuart Gordon 07453 963697 [email protected]
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Felixstowe & Walton United Football Club is owned and managed by Felixstowe & Walton United Football Club Ltd (by guarantee) registration number 10076800. The Chairman & Director of the Company is Andy Wilding. SQUADS Saturday 17th October 2020, 3pm FA Trophy - 2nd Qualifying Round Felixstowe & Westfield FC Walton United FC Manager: Stuart Boardley Manager: Simon Lane Assistant Manager: Andy Crump Kit: Yellow & Black Kit: Red & White Callum Robinson Chris Allen Daniel Davis Gianluca Zanre Botti Stuart Ainsley Carl Bower Josh Kerridge Jimmy Comer Callum Bennett Kai Davis Miles Powell Aderi Dede Jordan Matthews Jordan Ellis Jamal Wiggins Paolo Giamattei Curtis Haynes-Brown Darnell Goather-Braithwaite Armani Schaar Lueol Workneh Haile Leon Ottley-Gooch George Headley Kyle Jopling IK Hill Henry Barley Aidan King Ollie Canfer Ryan Marklew Sam Nunn Renell Mckenzie-Lyle (GK) George Clarke Rylan Myers Noel Aitkens Joel Nakatani-Brown Lamell Howell Keval Patel (GK) Tyger Smalls Owen Roberts Rhys Henry Cameron Rohart-Brown Caleb Palmer Jake Rumble Daniel Leggett Mo Sabo red/yellow - goals - played Selim Saied Jamie Splatt Maciej Tajs MATCH OFFICIALS Troy Timothy Referee: Mr Jack Wilmore Romanas Virvilas Assistant Referee: Mr George Lowe Caleb Wright Assistant Referee: Mr Mahdi Elhalawany MATCH SPONSOR: Springcroft CDR Ltd