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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 GOOD FRIDAY, 14TH APRIL 2017 Player-Manager Steve Parker-Billinge Captain Billy Curtis First Aider John Bailey MOUSEHOLE v Kit Manager Darren Woodard PENZANCE Assistant Referees Darren Woodard, James Prisk, Richard Walke SOUTH WEST PENINSULA LEAGUE Reserves Team DIVISION 1 WEST Manager Harry Tonkin Kick off 11:00am Assistant Manager Mark Trevail TODAY’S REFEREE: STEVE ANNIS Women’s Team League Match No. 29 of 34 Managers Dawn Bateman & Leanne Harvey Groundsman Mike Prisk Committee GRATEFUL THANKS TO MOUSEHOLE AFC’S 2016/17 KIT SPONSORS Dawn Bateman, Jenny Ellis, Mark Ellis, Tony Ellis, James Fisher, Leanne Harvey, Les Ladner, Andrew Large, James Prisk, Mike Prisk, ADDITION ACCOUNTANTS PENZANCE MAIN KIT SPONSOR….. Sarah Prisk, Brian Richardson, Nicola Richardson, Norma Richardson, and now sponsor of Jackie Robinson, Richard Walke Mousehole Primary School’s new kit! 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) New champions Sticker went 30 league games unbeaten, including a Sat 20 Aug A Liskeard Athletic 15:00 League Won 1-0 (HT 0-0) record-breaking 20-match winning run, but their first defeat of the season WED 24 AUG H ILLOGAN RBL 18:30 League Won 1-0 (HT 0-0) last Saturday at home to Plymouth Marjon means they now cannot achieve SAT 27 AUG H WADEBRIDGE TOWN 15:00 League Won 5-1 (HT 3-0) a historic unbeaten season and they cannot better Mousehole’s title- SAT 03 SEPT H PLYMOUTH MARJON 15:00 League Won 3-0 (HT 1-0) winning number of victories last season. Sticker (to date): Played 31 (out of 34), Won 26, Drew 4, Lost 1 Wed 07 Sept A Penryn Athletic 19:30 League Won 2-0 (HT 0-0) Mousehole (last season): Played 32 Won 30, Drew 1, Lost 1 SAT 10 SEPT H STICKER 15:00 League Lost 0-4 (HT 0-0) SAT 17 SEPT H WADEBRIDGE TOWN 14:30 League Cup R1 Won 4-2 (HT 0-1) After Sticker, the teams with the fewest league defeats so far are: Wed 21 Sept A Porthleven 19.30 League Lost 2-3 (HT 1-0) Elburton (4), followed by Plymstock, Mousehole & St Dennis (each with 9) Sat 24 Sept A Millbrook 15:00 League Won 4-1 (HT 3-0) Sat 01 Oct A Illogan RBL 15:00 League Lost 1-3 (HT 1-2) The teams with the most draws are: Sat 08 Oct A St Agnes 14.00 Cornwall Senior Cup R1 Won 3-1 (HT 1-1) Penryn, Liskeard and Bude, with 8 each (just under a quarter of the SAT 15 OCT H ILLOGAN RBL 14.30 League Cup R2 Won 1-0 (HT 1-0) matches they’ve played) SAT 22 OCT H ELBURTON VILLA 15:00 League Lost 0-4 (HT 0-1) Sat 05 Nov A Dobwalls 14:00 Cornwall Charity Cup R1 Won 2-1 (HT 1-0) The three worst goal differences belong to: Sat 19 Nov A Plymstock United 14:15 League Lost 2-3 (HT 1-2) SAT 26 NOV H VOSPERS OAK VILLA 14:15 League Won 8-1 (HT 2-1) Vospers (minus 46), Penzance (minus 40) and Bude (minus 22) Sat 03 Dec A RNAS Culdrose 14.00 Cornwall Senior Cup R2 Won 2-0 (HT 0-0) Sat 17 Dec A Wendron United 14:15 League Won 2-1 (HT 2-0) The team with the fewest games left to play this season are: Mon 26 Dec A Penzance 11:00 League Won 6-0 (HT 4-0) Plymouth Marjon (they’ve played 33 out of 34), and Wadebridge (32) MON 02 JAN H HOLSWORTHY 14.00 League Cup R3 Won 2-0 (HT 1-0) SAT 07 JAN H ST DENNIS 14:15 League Drew 2-2 (HT 1-0) The teams with the most games left to play are St Dennis (7), followed Sat 14 Jan A Millbrook 14:00 Cornwall Senior Cup R3 Lost 1-4 (HT 0-1) by Mousehole (6) SAT 21 JAN H PENRYN ATHLETIC 14:15 League Drew 0-0 SAT 28 JAN H HOLSWORTHY 14:15 League Won 4-1 (HT 2-0) The league season finishes on Saturday 6th May with: Sat 11 Feb A Plymouth Marjon 15:00 League Lost 2-3 (HT 1-1) Elburton/Illogan, St Dennis/Liskeard, Vospers/Mousehole & Wendron/Bude Sat 18 Feb A Holsworthy 15:00 League Drew 2-2 (HT 1-0) Wed 22 Feb A Bodmin Town 19.30 League Cup Quarter Final Lost 0-7 (HT 0-3) The Charity Cup final will be between Penryn & Sticker on Wednesday Sat 25 Feb A Elburton Villa 15:00 League Lost 0-6 (HT 0-3) 10th May at Godolphin Atlantic AFC, Newquay SAT 04 MAR H PORTHLEVEN 15:00 League Drew 1-1 (HT 1-1) SAT 11 MAR H WENDRON UNITED 14:00 Cornwall Charity Cup QF Lost 1-2 (HT 0-0) Ten teams are separated by 7 points: SAT 18 MAR H LISKEARD ATHLETIC 15:00 League Drew 1-1 (HT 1-1) From Penryn in 5th with 44 points, to Porthleven in 14th with 37 points Sat 25 Mar A Sticker 15:00 League Lost 1-4 (HT 0-2) Tue 28 Mar A Wadebridge Town 19.30 League Lost 2-4 (HT 2-3) SAT 01 APR H BUDE TOWN 15:00 League Drew 1-1 (HT 0-1) Bude Town’s 31 points from 9 wins and 8 draws includes a 4-point Sat 08 Apr A Dobwalls 15:00 League Drew 2-2 (HT 0-0) deduction for failing to fulfil the away fixture at Plymstock before FRI 14 APR H PENZANCE 11:00 League - Good Friday Christmas. They were also fined £250 by the League. Plymstock were Mon 17 Apr A St Dennis 15.00 League - Easter Monday awarded 2 points. SAT 22 APR H DOBWALLS 15.00 League Sat 29 Apr A Bude Town 15.00 League Mousehole have so far achieved two league ‘doubles’, beating Millbrook MON 01 MAY H PLYMSTOCK UNITED 14.00 League - May Bank Holiday (4-1 both home and away) & Wendron (3-0 home, 2-1 away) Sat 06 May A Vospers Oak Villa 15.00 League Still to come: Penzance today (6-0 away), & Vospers away (8-1 at home) Mousehole Reserves and Mousehole Women’s Fixtures and Results are on page 27 02 35 Tim Richardson: Chairman’s Welcome A warm Trungle Parc welcome to you all for this morning’s much-anticipated local derby against Penzance, and to all our ex-Seagulls players - I look forward to a drink or two with them after the match. Today we are collecting and donating for a local cause very dear to our hearts - the RNLI Penlee Lifeboat Station Appeal - and hope it will help them towards their target. RNLI reps in- cluding crew members will be here today, so do take the opportunity to have a chat with them, and most importantly give them a donation - every little bit helps (but so do big bits!). Penzance have recovered somewhat since their low point at Christmas, and it looks as though it’s now in their own hands to get to a position of safety (more on page 17). However, they can’t expect any sympathy or charity from us on the field today! Next season could be interesting if Penzance escape the drop and Ludgvan come up - some excellent local derbies, but also competition for players, I guess. As Steve says on page 5, we’ve become the ‘draw specialists’, with 7 in the last 12 league matches. Most of those games could have gone either way, so credit is due to the rebuilt squad for getting a point (and maybe turn draws into wins in the last part of the season?). At present we’re 7th in the table - which com- pares well, in the circumstances, with the 5th position at the start of January - but with all clubs having played a different number of games, we could finish the season there, or slightly higher, or even lower. On to other matters: THIS SEASON’S WEST DIVISION CLUBS Commiserations to Josh Otto for losing narrowly in the Cornwall team in the national youth cup final two Grounds, postcodes & distances (from Trungle Parc) weeks ago. Reports of the match show what a good game he had in defence. PENZANCE: Penlee Park. TR18 4NE. 2 miles. We hope to have confirmation during next week of the details of the pitch drainage project including the PORTHLEVEN: Gala Parc. TR13 9LQ. 17 miles. start date ILLOGAN RBL: Oxland Parc. TR16 4DQ. 22 miles. Thanks to the new planning permissions, the bookings for camping are looking good - 300% up on this WENDRON UNITED: The Underlane. TR13 0EH. 25 miles. time last year PENRYN ATHLETIC: Kernick. TR10 8RX. 29 miles. ST DENNIS: Boscawen Park. PL26 8DW. 43 miles. Two First team match reports are on pages 7 and 11 STICKER: Burngullow Park. PL26 7EN. 45 miles. WADEBRIDGE TOWN: Bodieve Park. PL27 6EA. 53 miles. The last Reserves’ match report is on page 13 DOBWALLS: Lantoom Park. PL14 4LR. 64 miles. LISKEARD ATHLETIC: Lux Park. PL14 3HZ.
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