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Rrane Our First Game Until We Have Tried and Tested All Aspects of Facility rrane our first game until we have tried and tested all aspects of facility from playing on the pitches to pouring a pint in the bar and Life President: Frank King ensuring there is hot water in the showers. This in itself will take time but get ready to move home games from Lancing by around mid Directors: season. I can't wait !! Kevin Borrett (Chairman), John Lines (CEO), Mark Butler (Finance) David Hillier, Paul Osborn (Commercial) James Clewlow (Legal Advisor and Company Secretary), Jeff Barrett Club Committee: The above plus: Sean Bravery (chairman), Annie Raby, Mark Wells, Sam Borrett, Jeanie Charman Roger Charman, Joe Clarke, Ray Farrell, Howard Frogley, Paul Ockenden Nigel Smithers, Matt Dale, Mark Barrett, Paul Osborn HORSHAM FOOTBALL Club Secretary CLUB Jeff Barrett 07712 888980 Email: [email protected] FOUNDED 1881 Youth Secretary & Child Welfare Officer: Annie Raby 07800 922442 Email: [email protected] Health & Safety Officer: Roger Charman Major honours Programme: Mark Wells West Sussex Football Website: Mark Wells League Commercial: 1899-90, 1900-1, 1925-6 Programme advertising: Sue Bravery Email: [email protected] Sussex County League Matchday advertising: Paul Osborn 07748802424 Email: [email protected] 1931-2, 1932-3, 1933-4, 1935-6, 1936-7, 1937-8, Vice Presidents: S.Bravery, Mrs J Brittain, G Brittain, J.Dale, T.Dickinson, D.Duffield 1946-7 Southern Combination Mrs J.Mallard, W.Michel, D.Rick, J.Smyth, E.Stephens, Howie the Hornet Football League Life Members: 2015-16 Jeff Barrett, Roger Charman, Clive Edwards, Howard Frogley, Adam Hammond Sussex RUR Cup Frank King, Maureen Smith, Nigel Smithers, Ted Streeter, Eric Wright, Miss Joan Young 1900,Annie 1931, 1932, 1934 Raby, Ivan Raby, Mark Wells, John Lines (Jt), 1935, 1936,1937, Trustees: A.Baker, D.Burstow, C.Edwards, F.King 1938 (Jt), 1946, 1949 FOOTBALL (Jt), 1951,1952, 1957 1st Team Manager: Dominic di Paola Sussex Floodlight Cup 1st Assistant Manager: Adam Westwood 1977-8, 2001-2 1st Team Coach: Jon Meeney Sussex Senior Cup Goalkeeping coach: Andy McCarthy 1934-5, 1938-9, 1949-50, InjuryTherapist: Stephanie Apps 1953-4, 1971-2, 1973-4, Kit Man: Darren Etheridge 1975-6 Youth Development Officer: Ivan Raby FA Cup 1st Round U16 Manager: Adam Hartley Coach: U13 Green Manager: Ian Scott Coach: Ellis McKay, Andrew Stowell 1947-8, 1966-7 U13 Amber Manager: Tony Massimo Coach: Steve Bridle, Aaron Coniff-Broom FA Cup 2nd Round U12 Manager: Paul Brown Coach Alex Bethell, Ross Butterfill 2007-8 U11 Manager: Sam Jones, Matt Robinson Metropolitan League 1951-2 website: www.horsham-fc.co.uk Athenian League Division Two 1969-70 Athenian League Division One 1972-3 Isthmian League Division Three 1995-6 Life President: Frank King Directors: Kevin Borrett (Chairman), John Lines (CEO), Mark Butler (Finance) David Hillier, Paul Osborn (Commercial), Jeff Barrett James Clewlow (Legal Advisor and Company Secretary) Club Committee: The above plus: Sean Bravery (chairman), Annie Raby, Mark Wells, Sam Borrett, Jeanie Charman, Roger Charman, Joe Clarke, Ray Farrell, Howard Frogley, Nigel Smithers, Matt Dale, Mark Barrett, HORSHAM FOOTBALL Jack Everley CLUB Club Secretary FOUNDED 1881 Jeff Barrett 07712 888980 Email: [email protected] Youth Secretary & Child Welfare Officer: Annie Raby 07800 922442 Email: [email protected] MAJOR HONOURS Health & Safety Officer: Roger Charman West Sussex Football Programme: Mark Wells League Website: Mark Wells & Matt Dale 1899-90, 1900-1, 1925-6 Commercial: Matchday advertising: Paul Osborn 07748802424 Email: [email protected] Sussex County League 1931-2, 1932-3, 1933-4, Vice Presidents: 1935-6, 1936-7, 1937-8, S.Bravery, Mrs J Brittain, G Brittain, J.Dale, T.Dickinson, D.Duffield 1946-7 Mrs J.Mallard, W.Michel, D.Rick, J.Smyth, E.Stephens, Metropolitan League Howie the Hornet 1951-2 Athenian League Life Members: Division Two Jeff Barrett, Roger Charman, Clive Edwards, Howard Frogley, Adam Hammond, Frank King, 1969-70 Maureen Smith, Nigel Smithers, Ted Streeter, Eric Wright, Miss Joan Young, Annie Raby, Ivan Raby, Mark Wells, John Lines Athenian League Trustees: A.Baker, D.Burstow, C.Edwards, F.King Division One 1972-3 FOOTBALL Isthmian League 1st team manager: Dominic Di Paola Division Three st 1 team assistant manager: Adam Westwood 1995-6 1st team coach: Jimmy Punter Goalkeeping coach: Andy McCarthy Southern Combination Injury therapist: Stephanie Apps Football League Kit man: Darren Etheridge 2015-16 U14 Amber manager: Tony Massimo Coach: Steve Bridle Sussex RUR Cup U14 Green manager: Ian Scott Coach: Andy Stowell, Rob Carter 1900, 1931, 1932, 1934 U13 manager: Paul Brown Coach: Alex Bethell, Ross Butterfill U12 manager: Ben Pugh (Jt), 1935, 1936,1937, U11 manager: Sam Jones Coach Matt Robinson 1938 (Jt), 1946, 1949 (Jt), 1951,1952, 1957 website: www.horsham-fc.co.uk Sussex Floodlight Cup 1977-8, 2001-2 Sussex Senior Cup 1934-5, 1938-9, 1949-50, 1953-4, 1971-2, 1973-4, 1975-6 The Isthmian Football League and Horsham FC strongly support the FA FA Cup 1st Round statement that there should be a zero tolerance approach against 1947-8, 1966-7 racism and all forms of discrimination. Accordingly any forms of nd discriminatory abuse, whether it be based on race or ethnicity, sexual FA Cup 2 Round orientation, gender, faith, age, ability or other form of abuse will be 2007-8 reported to the Football Association for action by that association. RESULTS Bostik League South East Division Table Saturday 12 January P W D L F A Pts Bostik South East Division Ashford United 2 Whitstable Town 0 1 Cray Wanderers 21 17 3 45 18 54 48 East Grinstead Town 0 Cray Wanderers 2 2 Hastings United 21 14 2 5 49 24 44 Greenwich Borough 2 Herne Bay 7 Horsham 1 Whyteleafe 0 3 Ashford United 21 12 3 6 46 21 39 Hythe Town 0 Haywards Heath Town 0 4 Horsham 21 12 2 7 41 28 38 Phoenix Sports 3 Hastings United 3 Ramsgate 2 Guernsey 2 5 Whyteleafe 21 10 5 6 42 27 35 Sevenoaks Town 4 Faversham Town 1 6 VCD Athletic 21 11 1 9 39 37 34 Three Bridges 1 VCD Athletic 2 7 Haywards Heath Town 21 9 6 6 37 29 33 Tuesday 15 January 8 Hythe Town 21 9 5 7 42 37 32 Parafix Sussex Senior Cup quarter-final 9 Phoenix Sports 20 7 8 5 41 38 29 Haywards Heath Town 3 East Preston 1 10 Sevenoaks Town 21 8 4 9 29 30 28 Saturday 19 January 11 Ramsgate 21 7 6 8 34 33 27 Bostik South East Division Ashford United 7 Greenwich Borough 0 12 Three Bridges 21 8 3 10 37 41 27 Cray Wanderers 3 VCD Athletic 1 13 Guernsey 21 7 3 11 30 40 24 East Grinstead Town 4 Three Bridges 4 Hastings United 3 Whyteleafe 0 14 East Grinstead Town 21 6 5 10 36 43 23 Haywards Heath Town 1 Guernsey 2 15 Whitstable Town 21 6 5 10 18 34 23 Hythe Town 0 Sevenoaks Town 0 Phoenix Sports 1 Horsham 0 16 Faversham Town 21 5 4 12 33 58 19 Ramsgate 4 Sittingbourne 0 17 Sittingbourne 20 5 2 13 25 40 17 Whitstable Town 1 Faversham Town 2 18 Herne Bay 20 5 2 13 35 51 17 Tuesday 22 January 19 Greenwich Borough 21 5 1 15 28 58 16 Parafix Sussex Senior Cup quarter-final Bognor Regis Town 5 East Grinstead Town 3 20 Thamesmead Town 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Bostik South East Division Thamesmead Town withdrawn due to liquidation.Record expunged Sittingbourne 1 VCD Athletic 2 CULVER ROAD GROUND REGULATIONS FIXTURES Spectators may not bring the following into the ground: musical Saturday 26 January instruments, drums, klaxons, air horns, whistles, fireworks, smoke bombs, Faversham Town v Cray Wanderers flares, glass bottles/containers, tin cans or any object that may be deemed Greenwich Borough v Whitstable Town to be dangerous. Spectators may not bring alcohol or food and drink into Herne Bay v Hastings United the ground. Spectators must, if required, submit themselves to be Horsham v Ramsgate searched in order that the club can prevent any prohibited items from Sevenoaks Town v East Grinstead Town being brought into the ground. The club reserves the right to eject from Sittingbourne v Haywards Heath Town the ground and prosecute any person who has: Three Bridges v Ashford United a) Failed to comply with an instruction given by a County FA or club VCD Athletic v Hythe Town official, steward or police officer Whyteleafe v Phoenix Sports b) Thrown missiles of any description c) Encroached onto the playing area IMPORTANT d) Made obscene, racist or insulting gestures or used obscene, racist or Horsham FC does not accept any liability for insulting language any injury to or claims of any kind from, e) Used violence of any nature spectators arising from incidents either within f) Climbed on any building, wall, fence or floodlight equipment the ground or its precincts. All spectators must g) Defaced or committed any act of vandalism against Horsham Football remain behind the pitch barrier at all times. All Club or Sussex County Football Association property vehicles are parked in the car park at the h) Taken glasses or glass bottles outside the clubhouse building owner’s risk and the Horsham Football Club accepts no liability for any losses or damage to The following are not allowed in the ground under any circumstances: vehicles of any kind. Parking is not allowed on Dogs (except assistance dogs) Culver Road. Ball games, scooters, skateboards etc. Greetings Today's match is sponsored by Holly Osborn and the matchball provided by Peter Tanner, to both of whom we offer our very grateful thanks.
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