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Clapham Old Xaverians Football Section Teamsheet No: 5 for matches Saturday 14th October 1995 1st XI v.Opposition to be arranged Arnold McGuire G & S Webb All players to call Spencer McGuire by Thurs evening Leathern J & M McGowan Parle Maloney S O'Shea Sekula 2nd XI v. Old Wokingians Res (League) Burke McDonald McManus Maloney R AWAY at Loop Road Woking KO 3:00 Thornton Cefai Williams P & A Comerford Depart Morden Station 1:30 Brown Dooner Donald 3rd XI v. Opposition to be arranged Coulstock Pitter Quinn Megoran Roszowski All players to call Chris Megoran by Thurs evening D Slattery Mc Sherry Walsh Hutter Lansiquiot Pollard Murr 4th XI v. Queen Marys College OB HI (LOB Minor Cup) AN Other Locke Spiteri McKeown Eaton HOME at 2 16 Grand Drive, Raynes Park KO 3:00 Fitzgibbon Marquis Taggart Grace Nicholl Depart Morden Station 2:15 CHANGE KIT Adidoph Pettlev Rooney Carth 5th XI v. Shene OG V ( LOB Novets Cup) Grubb D Keogh Stewart Chez Coughlan HOME at Orchard KO 3:00 O'Brien Davom Stidworthy Bertie Faulkner Depart Norbury Station 2:00 Williams B 6th XI v. Old Wokingians VIII (League) Grubb B Condon Dolan Pugh Henderson HOME at Orchard KO 3:00 Parrish Hartnett Sanderson Charles C Depart Norbury Station 3:00 Charles P Best McElhatton 7th XI v. Shene OG VII (League) Abbott Rigby Peake Roszowski V Stuart HOME at Norbury KO 3 :00 McLoughlin J & M Ryan G Wardley All players to ground 2:00 Backovic Tarroni O'Sullivan Stitson Ryan F unavailable to play please phone 1st XI Spencer McGuire 2nd XI Arthur Williams 3rd XI Chris Megoran 4th XI Tommy Fitzgibbon (H) 0181-697-7708 (H) 0 18 1-767-17 13 (H) 0 17 1-407-6640 (H) 0 181-764-9734 (0) 0 181-653-9899 (M) 0585-625336 (M) 0973-6 16327 (M) 0956-390 126 5th XI Andy Brannon 6th XI Dan Condon 7th XI Vic Roszkowski Vets XI Michael Burke (H) 0181-878-0652 (H) 0 17 1-737-3959 (H) 0 18 1 670-8235 (H) 0 181 644 1228 (0) 0 17 1-303-3005 (0) 0 17 1-257-4 108 Last weeks results 1st XI v. Kew Association Cup AWAY Lost 0-3 2nd XI v. Old Tennisons III League AWAY Won 3-1 Williams A 3 3rd XI v. Shene OG III League AWAY Won 6-4 Pollard 2 Coughlan 2 Lansiquoit 2 4th XI v. Glyn OB IV League HOME Won 10-3 Nicholl 3 Carth 3 Marquis 2 Locke Abidoph 5th XI v. NO GAME 6th XI v. Old St Marys IV League HOME Won 9-2 Charles C 6 Sanderson Best Charles P 7th XI v. Glyn OB VIII League HOME Won 4-1 Tarroni 2 Ryan G Wardlev TRAINING: Now at Bishop Thomas Grant School, Beiltrees Grove Streatham Common on Tuesday evenings starting at 7.00 pm. REFEREES: We desperately need club referees (qualified or not qualified) to help officiate our home matches. Please phone Eddie O'Brien if you can help on 0 18 1-644-1803 (H) or 0 17 1-52 5-3446 (0). WANT TO BECOME A QUALIFIED REFEREE? Courses starting soon - contact Cohn Garvey. ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS: Don't forget to bring your cheque book with you on Saturday. £25.00 waged, £10.00 student/unemployed, schoolboys Nil. Pay your captains or send a cheque to Steve Platt, 56 Kestral Avenue, Herne Hill, SE24. CAPTAINS/DISCIPLINARY MEETING this Saturday 6:15 at the clubhouse, S Webb, P Williams and R O'Brien invited to attend. REMINDER: Old Boys' Football League Annual Dinner - Thurs. 9th November 1995 ROLLING STONES NIGHT SATURDAY 28TH OCTOBER 1995 AT NORBURY CLUBHOUSE Congratulations to the 7th XI 100% record in the Old Boys' League Keep it up! PLAY WELL - PLAY FAIR Clapham Old Xaverians Football Section Teamsheet No: 4 for matches Saturday 7th October 1995 1st XI v. Kew Association (AFA Surrey Senior Cup) Arnold McGuire G & S Leathem J Webb Parle AWAY at Lazards Sports Ground Staines Rd East Sunbury KG 3 -00 McGowan Maloney S Brown O'Shea T Sekula Depart .Morden Station 12:45 2nd XI v. Old Tenisonians III (League) Coulstock MacDonald Maloney R Thornton AWAY at Arthur Rd Motspur Park KO 3:00 Stygal T Comerford Dooner Slattery Quinn Depart Morden Station 2:00 Williams P & A 3rd XI v. Shene OG III (League) Baretta Pitter Roszkowski D Walsh Megoran AWAY at Queen Elizabeth Walk Barn Elms KO 2:30 Lansiquiot McSherry Smith Nutter Pollard Depart Balham Station 12:45 EARLY KICK OFF Carth 4th XI v. Glyn OB IV (League) A N Other Adidoph Locke Grace Spiteri HOME at Norbury CHANGE KIT Fitzgibbon Marquis Nichol Taggart Eaton All Players to report to ground by 2:15 McKeown Pettley 5th XI v. Opposition to be arranged Keogh Stewart Chez Brannon O'Brien Davorn All players to call Andy Brannon by Thurs evening Stidworthy Bertie Faulkner Williams B 6th XI v. Opposition to be arranged Grubb B Condon Nix McLoughlin M Bailey All players to call Dan Condon by Thurs evening Henderson Sanderson Best Parrish Charles C 7th XI v. Glyn OB VIII (League) Abbott Rigby Peake Roskowski V Stuart J HOME at Orchard KO 3:00 CHANGE KIT McLoughlin J Ryan G Wardley Backovic Depart Norbury Station 2:00 --. Coughlan Tarroni O'Sullivan S unava a e toplay pl ease- - 1st XI Spencer McGuire 2nd XI Arthur Williams 3rd XI Chris Megorm 4th XI Tommy Fitzgibbon (H) 0 18 1-697-7708 (H) 0 181-767-17 13 (H) 0 17 1-407-6640 (H) 0 18 1-764-9734 (0) 0 18 1-653-9899 (M) 0585-625336 (M) 083 1- 182796 (M) 0956-390126 5th XI Andy Brannon 6th XI Dan Condon 7th XI Vic Roszkowski Vets XI Michael Burke (H) 0 18 1-878-0652 (H) 0 17 1-737-3959 (H) 0 18 1 670-8235 (H) 0 18 1 644 1228 (0) 0 17 1-303-3005 (0) 0 17 1-257-4 108 Last weeks results 1st XI v. Old Tenisonians League AWAY Drew 2-2 Sekula (pen) Park 2nd XI v. Carshahon Res Cup HOME Won 2-0 Williams A Williams P 3rd XI v. Old Meadonians IV League AWAY Won 3-1 Huffer Slattery OG 4th XI v. Old Wokingians League HOME Won 9-1 Carth 3 Nicol 3 Stygal P 2 Spiteri 5th XI v. Glyn 0.B VI League AWAY Lost 0-1 6th XI v. Old Dorkinians V League AWAY Drew 3-3 Henderson Williams J OG 7th XI v. Old Paulines Friendly HOME Won 15-5 Charles C 10 Tarroni 2 Backovic McLoughlin J Coughlan TRAINING: Now at Bishop Thomas Grant School, Belhrees Grove Streatham Common on Tuesday evenings starting at 7.00 pm. REFEREES: We desperately need club referees (qualified or not qualified) to help officiate our home matches. Please phone Eddie O'Brien if you can help on 0181-644-1803 (H) or 0171-525-3446 (0). ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS: Don't forget to bring your cheque book with you on Saturday. £25.00 waged, 110.00 student/unemployed, schoolboys Nil. Pay your captains or send a cheque to Steve Platt, 56 Kestral Avenue, Herne Hill, SE24. REMINDER: Old Boys' Football League Annual Dinner - Thurs. 9th November 1995 ROLLING STONES NIGHT SATURDAY 28TH OCTOBER 1995 AT NORBURY CLUBHOUSE CONGRATULATIONS TO EDDIE AND ROSEMARY ON THE BIRTH OF THEIR SON AIDEN JAMES PLAY WELL - PLAY FAIR CLAPHAM OLD XAVERIANS Teamsheet No. 3 for matches Sat. 30th. Sept. 1995 1st XI v. Old Tenisonians (Premier) • Anderson McGuire G & S. McGowan AWAY at Arthur Road, Motspur Park K.0 3.00 p.m. Leathern J. Maloney S. Conneely Directions : Depart Morden Station 2.00 p.m. Sekula O'Shea Webb Parle 2nd XI v. Carshaiton Res (AFA Surrey Inter Cup) *Change* Burke Platt Stewart Maloney R. HOME at Norbury K.o.3.00 p.m. Kit Quirke Cefai MacDonald Brown Directions : All players must report at ground by 2.00 p.m. Healy Williams A & P. 3rd XI v. Old Meadonians IV (Div 2 South) Arnold Hitter Roszkowski D. AWAY at Riverside Lands, Barnes 13ri. Chiswick K.0 3.00 Bitter McSherry Whelan Slattery Pollard Directions: Depart BALHAM STATION 1.00 p.m. Murr Quinn Walsh Dooner 4th X1 v. (lid Wokingians IV (Div 3 South)* Coulstock Thornton Locke Stygal Lennon HOME at Orchard K.o. 3.00 p.m. Leathern D. Nichol Fitzgibbon Taggart Directions : Depart Norbtuy Station 2.00 p.m. Marquis Smith R. Eaton Povey Carth O'Brien R 5th XI v. Glyn 0.13. VI (Div. 5 South) . Grubb D. Pettley Stewart Chez Keogh AWAY at Reigate Road, Priest Hill K.o 3.00 p.m. Brannon O'Brien Davorn Stidworthy Directions : Depart Morden Station 1.30 p.m. Williams Berrie 6th XI v. Old Dorkinians V (Friendly) Grubb B. Condon Nix McLoughlin Pugh • AWAY at Pixham Lane, Dorking K.o 3.00 p.m. Parrish Henderson Sanderson Charles P. Directions : Depart Morden Station 1.30 p.m. Herbert Best Faulkner McElhatton 7th XI v. Opposition to be arranged (Friendly) All available players to contact Vic Roszkowski. If unavailable to play phone immediately : 1st XI - Spencer McGuire 0181.697 7708 (H) 0181-653 9899 (0) 2nd XI - Arthur Williams 0181-767 1713 (H) 0585 625336 (Mobile) 3rd XI - Chris Mcgoran 0171-407 6640 (I-I) 0973 616327 (Mobile) 4th XI - Tommy Fitzgibbon 0181-764 9734 (H) 0956 390126 (Mobile) 5th XI Andrew Brannon 0181-878 0652 (H) 0171-303 3005 (0) bth XI - Dan Condon 0171-737 3959 (H) 7th XI - Vic Koszkowski 0181-670 8235 (H) 0171-257 4108 (0) Last Saturday's results : 1st X I v.
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    Westside v Epsom & Ewell Shirts: Yellow Shirts: Red & White Westside Football Club Shorts: Royal Blue Shorts: Red A Community Club founded in 1996 Socks: Royal Blue Socks: Red Played Sub Played Sub Goalkeeper: Lime Green Goalkeeper: Affiliated to the Surrey County Football Association Members of the Combined Counties Football League Ryan Bell Conor Young Ayman Dahdouh Ben Ashton Michael Daley Dwayne Agyemang Sami Eyles Gideon Acheampong Sian Forsythe Lloyd Connelly Roy Gayle Jacob Skelley Zak Guest Tony Martin Club website: www.westsidefc.org.uk Nathan Hunter-Moses Jordan Martin Zachary Johnson-Read Tommy Smith John Jupp Bobby Bennett Alex Lever Harvey Brinkley Theo Medhurst Jake Robinson Jason Mensah Ijah Currie-Wilson Chris Oguniana Jacob Sewell Marlon Pinder Charlie Penny James Richards Jay Jones Szyrus Shokova Afolabi Soyemi-Ololade Ryan Smith Madju Kinona Michael Tia Tariq Straker Nathan Turner Daniel Penfold Joshua Walters Tevon Webster Season 2020-21 Giordino Zabotti CHERRY RED RECORDS COMBINED COUNTIES LEAGUE DIVISION ONE Manager: Steve Walters Manager: Sam Morgan Assistant Manager: Dean Ennor Coach: Tim Moffatt WESTSIDE Coach: James Richards Physio: Paul Marshall V Physio: Graham Holder EPSOM & EWELL SATURDAY 24 OCTOBER 2020 Assistant Referees: Referee: KICK-OFF: 3.00 pm Dave Sheldrake Martin Etheridge Roger Wells Matchday Programme £1.00 Thank you to our Sponsors Thank you to our Sponsors ESU CONSULTING The Global leader in Consulting to deliver comprehensive Data & Analytics Recruitment energy solutions to the market 3rd Floor,