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2019-20 Issue #9 19/10/19 vs Hastings United FC BetVictor Isthmian League South East Division Insideyour Heath match programme From the dugout with Who’s who at 6 gafferShaun Saunders Haywards Heath President: Tony Hillman Chairman: Michael Cottingham Visitors to Hanbury Park Club Secretary: John Rea 10 - Hastings United FC Treasurer: Anne Taylor Committee: Doug Austen-Jones, Mike Blake, Michael Cottingham, Bob Gray, Paul Hartman, Match Reports and Pics - Tony Hillman, Stuart Morgan, 14 All recent games covered John Rea, Mark Russ, Tony Sim, Anne Taylor, Barry Thomas Trustees: Alan Jenkins, Mike Lewis Fixtures Secretary: Tony Sim Park Life - The latest news Head of Communications & Media: Stuart Morgan 16 from Hanbury Park Commercial Manager: Position Available Groundsman: Roy Staughton Player Interview - Safety Officer: Tony Hillman Turnstile Stewards: Dave Ellmer, 18 We speak to Lloyd Cotton Barry Thomas, Paul Hartman Bar Manager: Lesley Batchelor Boardroom Host: Looking Back - Part 8 - Doug Austen-Jones Tea Bar Manager: Paula James 27 ‘Creeping Professionalism’ Club Photographers: Grahame Lehkyj, Tony Sim From The Terraces - East Stadium Announcer: Neal Freeman Football Management 28 Grinstead Home (& Away) First Team Manager: Shaun Saunders Assistant Managers: Tom Graves, Roy Staughton Next home game for the Blues ... Team Coach: Mark Russ, Goalkeeping Coach: Paul Batchelor Physio: John Fairley Head of Player Recruitment: Saturday October 26th, 3pm Ryan Taylor vs Aylesbury United U18s Youth Team Manager: Gareth Stobart FA Trophy 1st Qualifying Rd Coach: Position Available Club Address Hanbury Park Stadium, Allen Road, All welcome! Haywards Heath, West Sussex, RH16 3PT Ownership In accordance with the Football Association’s Standardised Rule 2.13 (Publication of ownership) in relation to Step 1 to Step 6 clubs within the National League System, the legal form of Haywards Heath Town FC is that of an unincorporated association. It has a constitution which sets out the rules that govern its relationship and membership, and elects a management committee to run the organisation on behalf of its members. twitter.com/HHTFC | facebook.com/haywardsheathtown.fc | 3 Haywards Heath Town FC Hanbury Park Stadium Ground Regulations PLEASE TAKE A MOMENT TO READ THROUGH THE DO NOT smoke within either the Roy Hatt Family Stand GROUND REGULATIONS OF HAYWARDS HEATH or the clubhouse as these areas are strictly smoke-free. TOWN FOOTBALL CLUB (the “Club”). OBSERVING Smoking elsewhere within the Ground is permitted in THESE REGULATIONS WILL MEAN A SAFER, designated areas. HAPPIER AND MORE POSITIVE EXPERIENCE FOR The Club excludes to the maximum extent permitted by law EVERYONE AT THE CLUB’S GAMES. any liability for loss, injury or damage to persons/property in or around the Ground. Entry to the Hanbury Park Stadium (the “Ground”) is expressly subject to acceptance by the visitor of these No guarantees can be given by the Club that a match will Ground Regulations and the rules and regulations of The take place at a particular time or on a particular date and Football Association and The BetVictor Isthmian Football the Club reserves the right to reschedule the match without League. Entry to the Ground shall constitute acceptance of notice and without any liability whatsoever. these Ground Regulations. All persons seeking entry to the Ground acknowledge the Notwithstanding possession of any ticket, the Club reserves Club’s right to search any person entering the Ground and the right to prosecute or to eject or cause to be ejected to refuse entry to or eject from the Ground any person any persons who within the Ground or is considered by refusing to submit to such a search. the Club in its absolute discretion to be, or to have been behaving in any of the following ways or otherwise fails to Any individual who has entered any part of the Ground comply with these Ground Regulations: designated for the use of any group of supporters to which he does not belong may be ejected from the Ground either • entering the field of play before or during the course of for the purposes of his own safety or for any other reason. a game; • using threatening, racial, homophobic or discriminatory PLEASE COMPLY at all times with any and all instructions behaviour; foul, obscene or abusive language, or persistent of any steward or officer of the Club and/or any police swearing; officer. Failure to comply with any instruction may lead to • being drunk or under the influence of drink or drugs to your immediate ejection from the Ground. any degree; • making vulgar gestures; By entering the Ground, all persons are acknowledging that • chanting anything of an indecent or racial nature; photographic images and/or video recordings (and/or stills • throwing any object within the Ground without lawful taken from video recordings) may be taken of them and authority or excuse; may also be used in televised coverage of the game or by the Club or any recognised football authority for marketing DO NOT bring into the Ground any bottles, metal cans, or promotional purposes. glasses, placards, firearms, knives, fireworks, smoke canisters, flares, weapons, dangerous or hazardous Entry into the Ground is confirmation that all persons have items, laser devices or any article that might be used as consented to such use of their image. If these images a weapon and/or compromise public safety. Any person should feature an individual prominently the Club will make in possession of such items will be refused entry to the reasonable efforts to gain the consent of that person before Ground. publishing such images, however, if this is not possible, then entry into the Ground shall be deemed consent unless DO NOT bring into the Ground any sponsorship, the Club is notified in writing to the contrary. promotional or marketing materials save in respect of official club merchandise and/or other football related If any such person is under 18 years of age, the parent, clothing worn in good faith nor may you offer (either free guardian, or responsible adult who is accompanying them or for sale by any person) any goods (including literature) into the Ground shall be deemed to have provided consent of any nature without the express prior written permission on their behalf. of the Club. Please enjoy matches at the Ground, but remember that if DO NOT obstruct gangways, access ways, exits and you bring children to matches you remain responsible for entrances, stairways and like places. their safety and welfare at all times. 4 | www.haywardsheathtownfc.co.uk to Hanbury Welcome Park Stadium A warm welcome to Haywards Heath Town FC ood afternoon and welcome to Hanbury After having a break away from Hanbury for GPark Stadium for this afternoon’s league several weeks the matches now hit us thick match with Hastings United. My welcome and fast, and I thank all of those that turn out extends to the management team, players, in all weather to support the team. I know the supporters and match officials in what will players appreciate it massively. no doubt be a brilliant match with plenty of atmosphere. Next Saturday we have a change to the original league fixture after Luke Glover’s winner in I must be honest last season when we met the Buildbase FA Trophy, and now welcome Hastings I personally thought they were the Aylesbury United in the first qualifying round. best footballing side in the league. We did Again your support will be needed to give the however show incredible spirit and took not lads that extra lift. only three points at home in a real battle of a I would like to finish by saying how nice it match, but also three points down at the Pilot is to have the mascots walk out with the Field. Anyone there that day would certainly players, and encourage you to bring children, say it was a smash and grab but certainly a grandchildren or even great grandchildren game to remember with some great goals. along and walk out with the players. We are a family club and they are the future so let’s I was really surprised that the team didn’t get them involved now. Please speak to Leslie gain promotion, but selflessly pleased we can behind the bar if you would like to put a little welcome them again today and get to visit the ones name down. Pilot Field, which will be twice this season next week in the Velocity Cup and then again for Enjoy the game today. Come On You Blues! our league match later in the season. Stu Morgan Haywards Heath Town FC Club Honours Sussex County League Division Three Cup winners Champions 1949–50, 1950–51, 2000–01, 2008–09, 2012–13 1969–70, 2017-18 Eastern Division champions Sussex Senior Cup 1945–46 Winners 1941–42, 1957–58 Division One champions 2015–16 Sussex RUR Cup League Cup winners 1972–73, Winners 1943–44, 1966–67, 2017-18 1974–75, 1975–76 Division Two Cup winners 1983–84, Sussex Intermediate Cup 2015-16 (then League One Cup) Winners 2012–13 twitter.com/HHTFC | facebook.com/haywardsheathtown.fc | 5 SaundersShaun ood afternoon and welcome to Hanbury Park Stadium for this afternoon’s league game against HastingsG United FC. My welcome extends to the management team, players, club officials and supporters of today’s opponents. I hope you all enjoy today’s game and have a safe journey home. I’ve said publicly before that Hastings for me were the best footballing side we played last season by a long way. Even though we beat them twice, on the way out of the Pilot Field last season for sure we were embarrassed to take all the points.
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