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WHO’S WHO AT MOUSEHOLE AFC President Malcolm Brown Chairman Tim Richardson Vice Chairman Peter Robinson Secretary Darren Woodard Treasurer Mark Trevail First Team BANK HOLIDAY MONDAY, 1ST MAY 2017 Player-Manager Steve Parker-Billinge Captain Billy Curtis First Aider John Bailey MOUSEHOLE v Kit Manager Darren Woodard PLYMSTOCK UNITED Assistant Referees Darren Woodard, James Prisk, Richard Walke SOUTH WEST PENINSULA LEAGUE Reserves Team DIVISION 1 WEST Manager Harry Tonkin Kick off 2pm Assistant Manager Mark Trevail TODAY’S REFEREE: IAN ROBERTS Women’s Team League Match No. 33 of 34 Managers Dawn Bateman & Leanne Harvey Groundsman Mike Prisk Committee GRATEFUL THANKS TO MOUSEHOLE AFC’S 2016/17 KIT SPONSORS Chairman, Vice Chairman, Secretary & Treasurer (as above), plus: ADDITION ACCOUNTANTS PENZANCE Dawn Bateman, Jenny Ellis, Mark Ellis, Tony Ellis, James Fisher, Tom Hooper, MAIN KIT SPONSOR….. Leanne Harvey, Les Ladner, Andrew Large, Steve Parker-Billinge, James Prisk, and now sponsor of Mike Prisk, Sarah Prisk, Brian Richardson, Nicola Richardson, Mousehole Primary School’s new kit! Norma Richardson, Jackie Robinson, Harry Tonkin, Richard Walke PEAKES OF TOLCARNE, FUNERAL DIRECTORS : 36 ADDITIONAL SHIRT SPONSOR MOUSEHOLE AFC (First Team) FIXTURES & RESULTS - 2016/17 SEASON THE WEST DIVISION: ESSENTIAL TRIVIA SAT 13 AUG H MILLBROOK 15.00 League Won 4-1 (HT 0-1) WED 17 AUG H WENDRON UNITED 18:30 League Won 3-0 (HT 0-0) THIS SEASON’S TOP FOUR CONFIRMED Sat 20 Aug A Liskeard Athletic 15:00 League Won 1-0 (HT 0-0) Champions: Sticker - promoted to the Premier Division WED 24 AUG H ILLOGAN RBL 18:30 League Won 1-0 (HT 0-0) Runners-up: Elburton Villa SAT 27 AUG H WADEBRIDGE TOWN 15:00 League Won 5-1 (HT 3-0) Third place: Plymstock United SAT 03 SEPT H PLYMOUTH MARJON 15:00 League Won 3-0 (HT 1-0) Fourth place: Millbrook Wed 07 Sept A Penryn Athletic 19:30 League Won 2-0 (HT 0-0) RELEGATED SAT 10 SEPT H STICKER 15:00 League Lost 0-4 (HT 0-0) Vospers Oak Villa SAT 17 SEPT H WADEBRIDGE TOWN 14:30 League Cup R1 Won 4-2 (HT 0-1) Wed 21 Sept A Porthleven 19.30 League Lost 2-3 (HT 1-0) REPRIEVED FROM RELEGATION Sat 24 Sept A Millbrook 15:00 League Won 4-1 (HT 3-0) Penzance - though finishing in the second relegation spot, only one team Sat 01 Oct A Illogan RBL 15:00 League Lost 1-3 (HT 1-2) from the feeder leagues is currently eligible (on ground standard and Sat 08 Oct A St Agnes 14.00 Cornwall Senior Cup R1 Won 3-1 (HT 1-1) league position) for promotion to the West Division, and so only one team SAT 15 OCT H ILLOGAN RBL 14.30 League Cup R2 Won 1-0 (HT 1-0) will be relegated (Vospers). Also, Tiverton Town Reserves have confirmed SAT 22 OCT H ELBURTON VILLA 15:00 League Lost 0-4 (HT 0-1) they are withdrawing from the Premier Division, which means only one team will be relegated from the Premier to the West Division (St Blazey). Sat 05 Nov A Dobwalls 14:00 Cornwall Charity Cup R1 Won 2-1 (HT 1-0) Sat 19 Nov A Plymstock United 14:15 League Lost 2-3 (HT 1-2) COMING UP TO THE WEST DIVISION SAT 26 NOV H VOSPERS OAK VILLA 14:15 League Won 8-1 (HT 2-1) Ludgvan - by passing the ground grading and finishing high enough in the Sat 03 Dec A RNAS Culdrose 14.00 Cornwall Senior Cup R2 Won 2-0 (HT 0-0) Cornwall Combination League Sat 17 Dec A Wendron United 14:15 League Won 2-1 (HT 2-0) HOW DOES THIS AFFECT NEXT SEASON’S WEST DIVISION? Mon 26 Dec A Penzance 11:00 League Won 6-0 (HT 4-0) MON 02 JAN H HOLSWORTHY 14.00 League Cup R3 Won 2-0 (HT 1-0) St Blazey and Ludgvan replace Sticker and Vospers. Travelling distances from Mousehole AFC: SAT 07 JAN H ST DENNIS 14:15 League Drew 2-2 (HT 1-0) St Blazey 53 miles, Ludgvan 6 miles Sat 14 Jan A Millbrook 14:00 Cornwall Senior Cup R3 Lost 1-4 (HT 0-1) (Sticker was 45 miles, Vospers was 81 miles) SAT 21 JAN H PENRYN ATHLETIC 14:15 League Drew 0-0 Shorter away travel by 67 miles (134 miles round trip) SAT 28 JAN H HOLSWORTHY 14:15 League Won 4-1 (HT 2-0) Total away travel for league games reduces from 1902 miles to 1768 miles Sat 11 Feb A Plymouth Marjon 15:00 League Lost 2-3 (HT 1-1) Only 4 Devon sides in West Div’n: Marjon, Plymstock, Elburton, Holsworthy Sat 18 Feb A Holsworthy 15:00 League Drew 2-2 (HT 1-0) THE SEAGULLS’ NEAREST RIVALS NEXT SEASON (miles one-way) Wed 22 Feb A Bodmin Town 19.30 League Cup Quarter Final Lost 0-7 (HT 0-3) Penzance (2) Sat 25 Feb A Elburton Villa 15:00 League Lost 0-6 (HT 0-3) Ludgvan (6) SAT 04 MAR H PORTHLEVEN 15:00 League Drew 1-1 (HT 1-1) Porthleven (17) SAT 11 MAR H WENDRON UNITED 14:00 Cornwall Charity Cup QF Lost 1-2 (HT 0-0) Illogan RBL (22) SAT 18 MAR H LISKEARD ATHLETIC 15:00 League Drew 1-1 (HT 1-1) Wendron United (25) Sat 25 Mar A Sticker 15:00 League Lost 1-4 (HT 0-2) Penryn Athletic (29) Tue 28 Mar A Wadebridge Town 19.30 League Lost 2-4 (HT 2-3) CLOSEST PLAYING RECORDS!!! (before today) SAT 01 APR H BUDE TOWN 15:00 League Drew 1-1 (HT 0-1) Mousehole P 34 Won 13 Drawn 7 Lost 12 Goals 70 v 63 GD 7 Pts 46 Sat 08 Apr A Dobwalls 15:00 League Drew 2-2 (HT 0-0) St Dennis P 34 Won 13 Drawn 7 Lost 12 Goals 69 v 64 GD 5 Pts 46 FRI 14 APR H PENZANCE 11:00 League - Good Friday Lost 1-2 (HT 1-0) FEWEST GOALS SCORED (before today) Mon 17 Apr A St Dennis 15.00 League - Easter Monday Lost 3-10 (HT 2-3) SAT 22 APR H DOBWALLS 15.00 League Lost 1-2 (HT 0-1) Vospers, with 38 goals in 31 matches Sat 29 Apr A Bude Town 15.00 League Won 3-0 (HT 1-0) MOST GOALS CONCEDED MON 01 MAY H PLYMSTOCK UNITED 14.00 League - May Bank Holiday Penzance’s mid-week defeat at Liskeard (by 7-2 after being 2-0 up), saw Sat 06 May A Vospers Oak Villa 15.00 League their ‘goals against’ tally top 100, and after a 3-1 loss at Sticker on Saturday it now stands at 105, with all their fixtures completed. Mousehole Reserves and Mousehole Women’s results are on page 27 02 35 Tim Richardson: Chairman’s Welcome Hello to you all for our last home match of the season, against our visitors Plymstock United from the other side of Plymouth. Always a difficult side to beat, they have had their best season for over ten years, finishing 3rd on this occasion. The First team have one match left after today, next Saturday at Vospers Oak Villa, who were relegated on Saturday as they now cannot catch up with second -bottom Penzance. Vospers suffered in 2015 from the sudden departure of the management team and half their first-team squad after finishing runners-up (sounds familiar?), and in their case they never fully recovered.. Since our last home match against Dobwalls ten days ago, which we lost 2-1 in a game which yet again could have gone either way (see match report on page 11), we went to sunny Bude Town on Saturday and came way with an impressive 3-0 win against all the odds - only 11 players available, no substitutes, two injuries during the match, a heroic team performance, a first win for three calendar months, and a clean sheet! After all the massive problems since Christmas - none of their own making - Steve and the lads fully deserved this and they made us feel very proud (match report is on page 7). The biggest victims of the January upheaval have been the Reserves. With more than half a dozen regular first-teamers either leaving in January or unwilling to turn out, the gaps had to be filled by players from the Reserves, leaving Harry’s side short of numbers and THIS SEASON’S WEST DIVISION CLUBS experience at Trelawny League level. As a result - and despite their best efforts - the Reserves are now on the brink of relegation, having found the run-in just too much. They’ll Grounds, postcodes & distances (from Trungle Parc) be safe only if Penryn crash in their last four games, or something happens at the AGM - both probably unlikely. So, spare a thought for the Reserves - but I’ve got no doubt they've got the character to bounce back next season (see page 13). PENZANCE: Penlee Park. TR18 4NE. 2 miles. PORTHLEVEN: Gala Parc. TR13 9LQ. 17 miles. The Women’s team came up against St Agnes away last Sunday and although losing 6-3 gave ILLOGAN RBL: Oxland Parc. TR16 4DQ. 22 miles. the prospective champions plenty to think about (see report on page 22). Dawn and Leanne’s WENDRON UNITED: The Underlane. TR13 0EH. 25 miles. team have one fixture left, which is scheduled for Sunday 14th May at home against Penryn PENRYN ATHLETIC: Kernick.
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