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WESTFIELD FC vs UXBRIDGE FC Bostik League South Central Division Saturday 9 February 2019

Westfield Football Club established 1953 Woking Park, Kingfield Road, Woking, GU22 9BA 01483 771106 (matchdays) or 07407 480032 Management & Backroom Around the Club Tony Reid Steve Perkins Club Manager Chairman Martyn Lee Dave Robson Assistant Manager Vice Chairman David Powell & Tristan Rees Richard Hill Coach President Tiffany Weedon Michael Lawrence Physio Secretary Jim Lee Darren Pasley Kitman Fixtures Secretary Roger Steer Peter Beale Director of Football Treasurer Tex Gallimore Mick Powell Reserve Team Manager Commercial Manager Mark Long Neil Harding Reserve Team Coach Bar Manager Peter Rumble Neil Collins Youth U18 Team Manager Webmaster & Programme Editor Jerry Hooper Youth U18 Assistant Manager

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WELCOME to Westfield Football Club established 1953 Everyone here at Westfield Football Club, its players, officials, supporters and generous sponsors are delighted to welcome you all to today’s game in the Bostik League South Central Division. A particularly warm welcome is extended to our Match Officials and all those who have travelled from Uxbridge Football Club for our thirteenth home league game in this new division. We hope you enjoy your day, our facilities and hospitality, and have a safe journey home. It’s also a relief to see today’s game on, following last Saturday’s postponement against Ashford Town, and the pitch has not been played on since the reserves had a creditable 4-1 victory over Aldershot Reserves last Tuesday week, including a full-match run-out for Aaron Watson. He knocked in a couple of early goals at Chalfont St Peter on Tuesday night, but the home team came back strongly in the second half to earn a deserved point. Our visitors today finished last season in 15th place in the Evo-Stik Southern League Division 1 East, and were moved across to this new South Central Division following the restructuring of Step 4 at the end of 2017-18. Their recent form is patchy, having won only one of their last ten games, although they did put five past struggling Molesey in their last away game on 19 January. They currently sit mid-table, in 14th place. The Westfield lads continue to hold their own at this new level, and sit in the place-off places (on goal-difference of +14, which could be a factor later in the season). Six wins and two draws in the last ten games, only two defeats (both away vs Hayes & Yeading and Bracknell Town) since that game against Ashford in October, and it’s all looking very positive for Tony Reid’s men. Two away games at Ware and FC Romania next, so hoping to keep that momentum going before our next home game vs Hayes & Yeading (!) on Saturday March 2nd. Enjoy the game. Neil Collins Programme Editor & Webmaster

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South Central Division News for Saturday 26 January

The first goal of the afternoon involved leaders his gloves to young Northwood fan Lewis- credit to Hayes & Yeading United, which might well have Gary for being a good sport and a generous chap! been expected- but it went to home side Ashford Tooting & Mitcham United saw Daryl Coleman Town, Mark Bitmead putting them ahead. The dismissed at Hertford Town, but almost immedi- Tangerines lead lasted half an hour, Toby Little ately took the lead through Stefan Ilic. After the equalising, and when Little put United ahead with break Ruben Soares-Junior got an equaliser a quarter of an hour remaining that, surely was against the ten men and surely Town had the that. But it wasn’t- and Ashford did something that advantage- but they couldn’t take it, Sol Patterson- nobody had done since December 1st, taking a Bohner finding a winner. point from Hayes when Bitmead got an equaliser Goal machine Chiduben Onokwai put FC Romania with three minutes remaining. ahead at Chipstead in the 9th minute, but the James Clarke put Marlow ahead at Hanwell Chips were level by the break, Izzy Bademosi with Town, and they’d doubled that lead before the the equaliser- and took the lead in the second half break through Devontae Romeo. Clarke had his through Ibitayo Oyebola. That’s how it remained, second- and Marlow’s third- nine minutes after the and Chips ended the day in fourteenth place. break, and his hat trick from the spot eleven Waltham Abbey had slipped outside the top five minutes later- and still Marlow weren’t done, Chris with some inconsistent form recently, but it Ovenden firing in their fifth with 22 minutes to go. looked as if normal service had resumed when Adam Richards made it six, sixteen minutes before Tim Ogunrinde put them ahead at Uxbridge. The the end, and Marlow climb to second. sending off of home defender Ben Peden gave the Second place Bracknell Town were looking to Abbotts a man advantage too, and Ogunrinde close the gap on Hayes as they travelled to made the most of that when doubling his tally- Bedfont Sports, but fell behind just after the and that of his side- 21 minutes after the break. hour, Charlie Postance opening the scoring. They The match finished -2 0, and Abbey remain sixth. grabbed a point just before the end, however, Third bottom South Park travelled to Chalfont St Adam Cornell with an equaliser, but drop to third Peter and fell behind on the stroke of half time, courtesy of Marlow’s victory. Our image shows Frankie Jones with the opener, but Charlie Pitcher League Chair Nick Robinson presenting a Manager equalised fifteen minutes after the break. It got of the Month Award to Sports boss Paul Johnson. better for Sparks, who moved seven points clear Cheshunt started the day in fourth place knowing of the bottom two when Great Evans got a winner that victory could take them as high as second, nine minutes from time. and given that visitors Molesey haven’t been able Bottom side Egham Town brought in a new strik- to buy a victory- and indeed had lost their last six- er just before kick off, but it didn’t seem to help Craig Edwards men, unbeaten in seven, were them much as a Brandon Adams double gave certainly the favourites. Just being the favourites visitors Ware a two goal lead before the hour. A doesn’t get you the points, however, they have to third- from Dan Cowley- made it three with four- be earned- and goals from Hafeez Sanusi, Dave teen minutes remaining. Ware are eighth, six Kendall did just that- but results elsewhere kept points off the playoff places, whilst the Sarnies are the Ambers fourth. nine points behind third bottom South Park. Westfield were looking to continue their excellent form at Northwood, and Greg Hayden gave them the lead just before the break. Tremayne Charles equalised for the Woods thirteen minutes after the break, but Aaron Watson restored the Westfield lead only seven minutes later- and a third from Tinashe Nkoma made the victory certain and kept the Woking side in fifth. After the match Westfield keeper Gary Ross gave a pair of South Central News Tuesday 5 February

Hayes and Yeading United ensured that they second half, and Ellis Brown got remain twelve points clear at the top of the South what turned out to be the winner for Central Division with victory at Northwood- but Abbey with twenty six minutes remaining. they were made to work extremely hard for it. Lee Tooting & Mitcham United are seventh, and left Barney and Scott Donnelly put the away side two it very, very late to pick up victory at Bedfont up before the break, but they were unable to add Sports- it was the eighty-eight minute before to them after it, and when Zaied Sabti pulled one Danny Bassett got the only goal of the game. The back for Woods with nineteen minutes to go the Terrors were down to ten men by then, Saidou rest of the promotion contenders must have Khan having picked up a straight red card just crossed their fingers- but United held on for before the hour mark. another three points. Ware are eighth, courtesy of a three-nil victory Marlow remain in second place, but they left it over an almost entirely new Hertford Town late, coming from behind to grab victory two team, the home side bringing in thirteen players minutes from time at Uxbridge. Craige Tompkins yesterday. Dave Cowley got two, Brandon Adams put the home side ahead from the spot with 22 the other. minutes remaining, but the lead lasted only three At the wrong end of the table, Egham Town seem minutes before Jay Welch found an equaliser, and rather marooned, five points behind second then Chris Ovenden got that late winner. bottom Molesey and now twelve points behind The rest of the top five had less good fortune. third bottom South Park. Both of their rivals Cheshunt entertained tenants FC Romania and scored impressive away victories last night- the fell to a surprise 3-2 defeat despite a Mark Moles at Ashford Town, the Sparks at Chipstead. Hughes double, George Taban, Chuduben South Park fell behind at High Road to an early Onokwai and Cosmin Sandu ensuring that the goal from Luke Elliott, but came out all guns Wolves triumphed; whilst Westfield could take blazing after the break and scored four of their only a point at Chalfont St Peter despite going own, two from the marvellously-named Great into a 2-0 lead early on, Aaron Watson with both Evans and one each from Sam Remfry and goals. Jack read pulled one back before the break, Chevan Xavier. Molesey, however, were never and Michael Kalu got the Saints equalised eleven behind against the Tangerines, Marley Hamilton minutes from time. putting them ahead in the first half and scoring Waltham Abbey are level on points with what was to be the winner in the second, Nathan Westfield, and they were another side to come Wood getting the goal in the middle of a three- from behind- on this occasion at Hanwell Town. two victory. Nebay Haile got the opener- and Rob Clark gave the Abbotts the lead, but Callum equaliser- for Ashford, but although Kofi Lockhart Duffy turned things around with two goals in -Adams was able to make the last ten minutes quick succession before the break. Nathan rather tense for Molesey they held out for a Koranteng levelled matters three minutes into the vital three points.

Aaron Watson slots home the first of his 2 goals in the 2-2 draw at Chalfont St Peter last Tuesday V A BLOODY R ! By Matt Badcock of Non-League Paper

For years the debate around technology raged. Should football have it? Should it not? Will it help? Will it take away the spontaneity and disrupt the flow of the game? The answers still aren't all that clear. In last year's Russian World Cup there were some decisions where its use made absolute sense. There were others times that left everyone scratching their heads. Essentially it is used in four scenarios. Goals and whether there was a violation in the build -up like an offside or foul. The next is for penalty decisions – general fouls aren’t reviewable unless it is a direct red card. And the final option is for cases of mistaken identity when yellow or red cards are issued. The system is something everyone is clearly getting used to – referees, players and fans. That is a big part of the problem. Having held off for so long, it's like to football powers were so desperate to use it that the process has been completely rushed. Supporters inside the stadium and at home watching on TV don't fully know what is happening. In cricket and rugby, we at least hear the conversation between the officials. In American Foot- ball, decisions are literally announced to the crowd. But football too often treats its fans - customers - like a school child with a box of matches. The lack of transparency that masks many areas of the game is the same here. Eventually showing a replay doesn’t really cut it. Clips should be shown inside stadiums and we should hear the officials arrive at their verdict. Instead fans in the ground wait for a man with his finger in his ear to make an arm signal. VAR is not something Non-League clubs are going to be worrying about any time soon, if ever. Apart from when it comes to the FA Cup. The system was introduced during last year’s competition. Let’s be clear. If correct decisions are being reached because of it, then all well and good. But surely there has to be a level playing field. The fact is, not all grounds have it. Take the other weekend, for example. Championship side Sheffield Wednesday were awarded a penalty at Chelsea. VAR was in operation, the decision was looked at and the Chelsea defender clearly won the ball. Penalty overturned and on we go – although Wednesday would have felt they should instead have been awarded a corner rather than the drop ball that restarted the game. Last Monday night, Barnet had Brentford on the ropes. Having fallen behind, Darren Currie’s side swung the tie back their way with two quick goals from Shaq Coulthirst. But just seven minutes later, Brentford were thrown a lifeline. Referee Andy Madley adjudged David Tutonda to have fouled Ollie Watkins in the box. Replays clearly show there was no contact. It’s not even up for debate. Watkins, probably expecting contact, went down untouched. He’s since apologised. Despite the game being shown live on BT Sport and replays within seconds showing a clear angle, there was nothing that could be done because VAR was having the night off. Brentford scored, went on to take the lead before Dan Sparkes’ wonderful free-kick made it 3-3 and booked a replay. It’s all Sliding Doors, but who’s to say if VAR had been deployed that Barnet wouldn’t have gone on to win the game 2-1 and proceed to the fifth round, banking £180,000 while they’re at it? There has to be parity across the competition to keeps its integrity. VAR should only come into operation from a certain stage, say, the quarter-finals. Where it is likely most clubs will be in the Premier League and able to cope with what is needed or arrangements can be made. It can’t be one set of rules for the fortunate big boys and another for the so-called minnows. 2018-19 Fixtures, Results & Scorers Date Day Comp H/A Opponents F/T Scorers 11/08/2018 Sat BLSC A Uxbridge 2-2 Carder-Andrews 7' Watson 43' 18/08/2018 Sat BLSC H Ware 3-2 Okai 39’ Carder-Andrews 43’p 75’p 21/08/2018 Tue BLVC A Corinthian-Casuals 1-5 Diau 3’ 25/08/2018 Sat FACP A AFC Stoneham 0-2 27/08/2018 Mon BSCL A Egham Town 1-2 Carder-Andrews 63’p 01/09/2018 Sat BLSC H Marlow Town 1-2 Nkoma 49’ 15/09/2018 Sat BLSC A Molesey 4-0 C-Andrews P6’ 48’ Watson 51’ Cooper-Smith 72’ 22/09/2018 Sat BLSC H Cheshunt 1-4 Watson 52’ 25/09/2018 Tue BLSC H Chalfont St Peter 2-2 Nkoma 8' Cooper-Smith P70' 29/09/2018 Sat BLSC A Chipstead 3-0 Cooper-Smith 58' Watson 84' Efambe 87' 06/10/2018 Sat BLSC H Northwood 1-2 C-Andrews P66’ 13/10/2018 Sat FATP A Ashford Town 0-0 16/10/2018 Tue FATP H Ashford Town 2-3 Watson 56’ Steer P90’ 20/10/2018 Sat BLSC A Ashford Town 0-3 23/10/2018 Tue SSC1 A Whyteleafe 0-1 03/11/2018 Sat BLSC H FC Romania 2-1 Purdy 23’ 61’ 17/11/2018 Sat BLSC H Tooting & Mitcham 2-1 Watson 74’ Efambe 93’ 24/11/2018 Sat BLSC A Hertford Town 3-1 Watson 8’ Hayden 10’ Ujkaj 90’ 08/12/2018 Sat BLSC A Hanwell Town 4-1 Watson 45’ 48’ Nkoma 45’ 75’ 11/12/2018 Tue BLSC A Hayes & Yeading 1-5 Martin 76’ 15/12/2018 Sat BLSC H South Park 1-1 Burnham 2’ 22/12/2018 Sat BLSC H Egham Town 5-0 Gallimore 32’ Hayden 37’ Kozakis 50’ 54’ Bellmaine 55’ 01/01/2018 Tue BLSC A Bracknell Town 1-3 Cascoe 9’ 05/01/2019 Sat BLSC H Waltham Abbey 1-0 Purdy 17’ 08/01/2019 Tue BLSC H Bedfont Sports 3-0 Nkoma P42’ 69’ 87’ 12/01/2019 Sat BLSC A Marlow 1-0 Cascoe 66’ 19/01/2019 Sat BLSC H Chipstead 2-0 Nkoma 5’ Kozakis 34’ 26/01/2019 Sat BLSC A Northwood 3-1 Hayden 45’ Watson 65 Nkoma 82’ 02/02/2019 Sat BLSC H Ashford Town P 05/02/2019 Tue BLSC A Chalfont St Peter 2-2 Watson 13’ 21’ 09/02/2019 Sat BLSC H Uxbridge 16/02/2019 Sat BLSC A Ware Tony Reid 23/02/2019 Sat BLSC A F C Romania Club Manager 02/03/2019 Sat BLSC H Hayes & Yeading 09/03/2019 Sat BLSC A Tooting & Mitcham BLSC Bostik League South Central BLVC Bostik League Velocity Cup 16/03/2019 Sat BLSC H Hertford Town FAC FA Cup FAT FA Trophy 23/03/2019 Sat BLSC A Bedfont Sports SSC Surrey Senior Cup 30/03/2019 Sat BLSC H Hanwell Town Westfield score listed first 06/04/2019 Sat BLSC A South Park 13/04/2019 Sat BLSC H Molesey Picture courtesy and Copyright of Andy Fitzsimons 20/04/2019 Sat BLSC A Waltham Abbey at Woking News & Mail 22/04/2019 Mon BLSC H Bracknell Town 27/04/2019 Sat BLSC A Cheshunt www.westfield-fc.com

Bostik League Statistics South Central Division League Table as at 8 February 2019 Pos Team Pl W D L F A Diff Pts 1 Hayes & Yeading United 24 19 3 2 97 23 74 60 2 Marlow 24 14 6 4 42 20 22 48 3 Bracknell Town 23 12 8 3 63 35 28 44 4 Cheshunt 24 12 8 4 47 29 18 44 5 Westfield 24 13 4 7 49 35 14 43 6 Waltham Abbey 25 14 1 10 41 35 6 43 7 Tooting & Mitcham United 24 12 5 7 45 35 10 41 8 Ware 25 11 7 7 56 39 17 40 9 Ashford Town (Middx) 24 11 4 9 42 46 -4 37 10 Hanwell Town 25 8 8 9 45 51 -6 32 11 Northwood 24 9 5 10 41 47 -6 32 12 Bedfont Sports 24 9 4 11 43 48 -5 31 13 Chipstead 25 9 3 13 43 50 -7 30 14 Uxbridge 24 8 5 11 37 46 -9 29 15 Chalfont St Peter 24 6 10 8 33 36 -3 28 16 Hertford Town 25 5 8 12 39 57 -18 23 17 FC Romania 24 7 2 15 28 62 -34 23 18 South Park 23 6 3 14 30 49 -19 21 19 Molesey 23 3 5 15 19 49 -30 14 20 Egham Town 24 2 3 19 16 64 -48 9

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UXBRIDGE FC

In the late 19th century the game of was reformed in 1879. In 1886 Uxbridge FC "football" was growing in popularity and on amalgamated with another local club, the 3rd February 1871 a group of eminent Uxbridge Crescents, and played under this local businessmen held the inaugural name in season 1886/87, before reverting to meeting of Uxbridge Football Club. A local plain old Uxbridge the following season. It solicitor, Mr William Gardiner, was elected as was at this time that the Red Shirts, which the Club's President and the club's colours are still worn today, were adopted and the were chosen as white shirts with a light blue nickname "The Reds" was born. Their first Maltese cross and a light blue velvet cap trophy was won in 1889 when they lifted the with silver tassel. Friendly games against West Middlesex Cup, defeating Colnbrook 1- local opposition were played in the early 0 in the Final. The end of the 19th century years, until the FA Cup was entered in 1873. was a particularly successful period for The A First Round Victory over Gitanos set-up a Reds as they won the West Middlesex Cup Second Round tie against eventual finalists on three further occasions and also won the Royal Engineers, which the Engineers prestigious Middlesex Senior Cup twice. In narrowly won 2-1. It was at this time that 1894 they beat the 3rd Grenadier Guards 2-0 Uxbridge could boast amongst its ranks a and repeated that success two years later Full England International. Hubert Heron with a 3-2 victory over local rivals Southall in played for England on two occasions whilst a replay in front of over 5000 spectators. The an Uxbridge player before he moved to outstanding achievement however was in Wanderers FC where he gained further reaching the final of the F.A. Amateur Cup in International honours. His brother Francis, 1898. This was the clubs first season in the formerly of Uxbridge, also played for competition and they had to win eight ties England after joining him at Wanderers FC. before meeting Middlesbrough in the final at The club changed its colours to Oxford Blue Crystal Palace. and Cambridge Blue shirts in 1874 but they Unfortunately their North East rivals proved were in financial difficulties and folded later too strong for them on the day and ran out 2 that year. The main problem for Uxbridge -0 winners. During this successful period for was the lack of a permanent home ground (a the club they became founder members of problem that was to plague them until the Division Two of the Southern League in middle of the next century), the committee 1894, finishing fourth in their first four sea- searched the town for a suitable base but sons. However in season 1898/99 they were thwarted at every turn and they led a finished next to bottom and the dwindling nomadic existence, moving ground every crowds (averaging around 500) meant that few years. The enthusiasm for a team in financially the club was once again in Uxbridge was still prevalent and the Club trouble. A decision was therefore taken to withdraw from the Southern League and join over three quarters of a century of search- the local Middlesex League to try and ing, a ground of their own was purchased. A stabilise the club. However, a majority of the piece of land in Clevelend Road, Cowley was more talented players joined other clubs bought for £5,800 by then president Mr W. S. and they struggled in their new Try. The ground was named after a large surroundings, finishing bottom with only house that stood on the land and one point from their 14 games. At the end of "Honeycroft" was the new home of Uxbridge the season the club had a deficit of £130 and Football Club. During this period they won with few players the club once again folded. their only Championship to-date when they For two years much fund raising amongst were crowned Corinthian League Champi- the local community finally saw the clubs ons at the end of the 1959/60 season. They debts paid and the reformed Uxbridge FC also won the Middlesex Senior Cup for the joined the West Middlesex League for the third time in 1951 when they defeated Hayes 1902/03 season. In 1904 the Great Western 2-1. Suburban League was entered and here This was a successful period in the clubs they stayed until the outbreak of the First history as they finished in the top five of the World War. Their best finish during this Corinthian League on no less than eight oc- period was as Runners-Up to Brentford casions and crowds were averaging around Reserves in 1910/11. They also won the the thousand mark. A re-organisation of Non Middlesex Charity Cup on two occasions in -League football saw the end of the Corinthi- 1908 and 1913 and the West Middlesex Cup an League in 1963 and club found itself once was won twice more in 1909 and 1913, as again in Division One of the Athenian they looked to re-establish themselves as a League. This was a lean time for The Reds, force in the football world. Following the end they were relegated to Division Two in 1967 of hostilities Uxbridge joined the Athenian and financial problems once again beset League and added "Town" to their name. An them. They gained national publicity in 1976 unsuccessful first Athenian League cam- when England were looking for a side to play paign saw them relegated back to the Great as part of their warm-up for the forthcoming Western Suburban League in 1920. A World Cup campaign. Uxbridge took on a full successful four seasons saw them back in strength England at Wembley, losing 8-0. the Athenian League in 1924 where they The ground problems that had blighted Ux- remained until 1937. The Middlesex Charity bridge throughout their history surfaced Cup was won for the third time in 1935 as once again and the club had to find a new Finchley were beaten 4-3. Two poor seasons home. In 1978 they moved to their current saw them finish bottom of the Athenian headquarters in Horton Road, Yiewsley. A League in 1936 and 1937 and the club failed former works Sports & Social Club they have to be re-elected. They joined the Spartan developed the site to the superb standard League for the 1937/38 season, dropping you see today. Over the past 31 years they "Town" from their name and at the end of have added floodlights (opened by the visit the campaign stood proudly at the summit. of Arsenal in 1981), new stands, fencing and Championship celebrations however were in recent times a new clubhouse was cut short when it was discovered that The opened and car park laid. On the playing Reds had played an ineligible player and front the club won the Middlesex Charity were deducted six points, placing them in Cup for the fourth time in 1982, their first third position behind Champions Marlow. silverware for 22 years, and moved to the Following the debacle of their one and only Isthmian League in the same year, winning season in the Spartan League they resigned promotion to Division One in 1985. The Final and joined the London League prior to the Second World War. During the war years they continued to play and joined the newly formed Great Western Combination League before re-joining the London League in 1945, finishing as Runners -up to Edgware Town. Uxbridge were found- er members of the Corinthian League in 1946 and remained in this league for the Our first ever league game at Step 4 next seventeen years. Finally in 1948, after finished 2-2 at Uxbridge last August of the AC Delco Cup (League Cup) was three before George Talbot took the reigns reached in 1986, where they met Premier for 14 seasons in 1992. Current Manager Division Champions Sutton United. The Reds Tony Choules is confident he can take the failed to stop Sutton completing "The club to the next level and has guided the Double" though, losing 3-1 in the Final in club to the play-offs twice in recent seasons. front of over a thousand spectators at Imber In the 2012/13 season the Club lifted the Court, the home of Metropolitan Police FC. Middlesex Charity Cup for the Fifth time in Uxbridge entered the London Challenge Cup its history, defeating a young Brentford side for the first time in the 1992/93 season and 5-2 in the final at Honeycroft, the club then hence followed a love affair between the retained the trophy a year later beating Reds and the magnificent trophy. In the Wembley FC 3-1 in the final. eight seasons they entered the competition In 2016 we lost our long-serving President, they reached five finals, winning on three Alan Odell at the age of 92. Alan's occasions in 1994, 1997 and 2000. Their last relationship with the club started when he piece of silverware came in 2001 when the was 8 years old, later he was Secretary and Middlesex Senior Cup was won for the Vice-President. Alan spent a number of fourth time. Harrow Borough were defeated years at the Football Association working 3-0 in the Final held at Honeycroft. In 2004 alongside a number of England Managers the club were moved across the pyramid to with Sir Alf Ramsay, Bobby Robson and Ron the Southern League and have reached the Greenwood to name a few. All at Honeycroft Play-Off Finals on two occasions. In 2004/05 will sadly miss him. they lost on penalties, after leading Maldon This season we have re-joined the Isthmian Town in extra-time, and in 2007/08 they League sponsored by Bostik after leaving at narrowly lost 0-1 at Oxford City. During the the end of the 2003/04 season. The challeng- last 40 years Uxbridge have had only five es are the same and the travelling slightly different managers. Ron Clack was in charge less but the competitive nature of the for 18 years from 1970, followed by Peter competition still stands. Marshall for one season, Michael Harvey for

League honours Isthmian League Division Two South: Runners-up: 1984–85 Corinthian League: Winners: 1959–60 Runners-up: 1948–49 Great Western Suburban League: Runners-up: 1910–11 London League: Runners-up: 1945–46

Records Best league performance: 4th in Southern League Eastern Division, 2004–05 & Southern League Division One Central, 2011–12 Best FA Cup performance: Second round, 1873–74 Best FA Amateur Cup performance: Final, 1897–98 Best FA Trophy performance: Second round, 1998–99, 1999–2000, 2000–01, 2008–09 Best FA Vase performance: Fourth round, 1983–84

Recent Uxbridge Results Westfield League Appearances & Goals Player Position Apps As Sub Goals Pens Yellow Red Gary ROSS Goalkeeper 23 2 Tinashe NKOMA Wide Midfield 22 3 9 Adam BELLMAINE Left-back & Midfield 21 4 1 2 Louie DOWNEY Centre Midfield 21 6 8 Dale BURNHAM Centre-half 19 4 1 4 George FRITH Midfield 18 2 Aaron WATSON Attacking Midfield 18 2 13 1 William EFAMBE Wide Midfield 17 10 2 Arsen UJKAJ Midfield 14 3 1 1 Kiye MARTIN Striker 13 10 1 Harry CARTER Midfield 13 3 1 Julius MNGADI Full-back 13 3 2 T'Sharne GALLIMORE Midfield 12 5 1 1 Gregory HAYDEN Centre-half 12 3 1 Graeme PURDY Striker 11 5 3 1 Matt STEER Centre-half 10 5 1 1 5 Karle CARDER-ANDREWS Midfield 9 6 5 3 John OYENUGA * Right-back 8 1 1 Qudus BOLAJI Midfield 8 7 Antonios KOZAKIS Striker 8 3 3 1 Jack Dean Full-back 8 2 1 Dylan CASCOE Attacking Midfield 8 2 Charlie HESTER-COOK Midfield 7 4 Leavan SULLIVAN Defender 6 2 2 1 Adam NEW Centre-half 6 3 Daniel CHOULES * Full-back 6 3 Daryl COOPER-SMITH * Striker 5 3 2 Stephane TRAH Striker 4 3 Andrew MENSAH Striker 4 3 Jahmal KING * Centre-half 4 1 Jason DWUMFUO Midfield 3 2 * no longer registered player

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Westfield Football Club Westfield FC is an unincorporated association, operating as a members club. Proud members of the Bostik Isthmian League.

Affiliated to the Surrey County FA and the English FA. established 1953

Surrey Senior League Surrey Saturday Premier Cup Champions : 1972–73, 1973–74 Runners-up : 2012-13

Parthenon League Surrey Saturday Junior Cup Runners-up : 1962–63 Winners : 1954-55 Runners-up : 1955-56, 1957–58

Combined Counties Premier League Surrey Junior Charity Cup Runners-up : 2016-17 Winners: 2017-18 Runners-up : 1954–55

Surrey Senior League Cup FA Cup best performance Winners : 1971–72, 1972–73 First qualifying round : 2013-14 v Aylesbury Utd

Combined Counties League Cup FA Vase best performance Runners up : 1989–90 Winners : 2016-17 Fourth round : 2000–01 v Arlesey Town

Combined Counties Football Division One Best Attendance Challenge Cup 325 vs Guernsey FC 20 Sep 2011 Runners-up : 2011–12 Ground Regulations All persons entering the ground and facilities of Westfield Football Club are subject to the following regulations Definition- in these regulations "The Club" shall mean Westfield Football Club 1. The Club reserve the right to eject any person who is considered by the Club to have acted on the Club premises in, but not exclu- sively to, any of the following ways: A. Using obscene or abusive language or persistently swearing B. Using terms of abuse, whether racial or otherwise C. Making or inciting abusive or vulgar gestures and/or taunts directed at players, officials or opposition supporters D. Being drunk or under the influence of alcohol or drugs E. Entering the field of play at any time either before, during or after the course of the game F. Behaving in a manner likely to bring either the Club or the game into disrepute G. Behaving in a manner which interferes with the comfort, enjoyment or safety of other spectators The Club may, at its absolute discretion, bar from entry any person prosecuted or ejected under this rule for such length of time as it sees fit. The Club also reserves the right to bar, as above, anyone guilty of such behaviour at games involving the Club away from home. 2. Any such person barred from the ground/facilities shall not enter or attempt to enter the ground/facilities during the term of any such bar and any person found on the Club premises or facilities during such term may be prosecuted by the Club in the County Court for damages or trespass and/or injunction. 3. The consumption of intoxicating liquor is permitted only in the Clubhouse and the Boardroom. 4. No bottles, glasses or cans shall be brought into the ground/facilities and the police and Club officials shall have the right at their absolute discretion to search any spectator at any time and confiscate any such items covered in this regulation. 5. The climbing of balcony railings, stands, lighting structures or any other building in the ground is strictly forbidden. 6. All persons entering the ground/facilities do so at their own risk. 7. Refund of cash admission charges paid will not be made under any circumstances. The right of admission is reserved and may be refused without reason given. 8. Any person barred under these regulations has the right of appeal to the Club Committee. Such appeal to be made in writing to the Club Secretary within fourteen days of the notification of such bar. 9. Visiting players and officials will become temporary members for the day. 10. Paying spectators will become temporary members for the day.

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Manager: Tony REID Manager: Tony CHOULES From: From: Adam BELLMAINE Hafid BOUNYAFE Dale BURNHAM James BURGESS Harry CARTER Charlie CAHILL Daryl COOPER-SMITH Dragos C STEFANOAICA Louie DOWNEY Zaine GANGEDEEN William EFAMBE Hossam HASSAN George FRITH Luke JOYCE-DWANKA T'Sharne GALLIMORE Luke MAGUIRE Gregory HAYDEN Charlie MALIN Kiye MARTIN Paul McCARTHY Andrew MENSAH Ben PEDEN Julius MNGADI Tyrone PINK Adam NEW Matt SINCLAIR Tinashe NKOMA Anthony THOMAS Samuel OLANIPEKON David THOMAS Graeme PURDY Justin THOMPSON Gary ROSS (GK) Craige TOMKINS Matt STEER Kevin WARNER Leavan SULLIVAN Cory WATSON Stephane TRAH Andrew WHORMS Arsen UJKAJ Mitchell WISEMAN Aaron WATSON Matty WOODS Joe WRIGHT Saleh ZAHEER

Midfield dynamo Louie Downey competes for the ball against Assistant Manager: Bedfont Sports last month Paul MILLS Image © Andy Fitzsimons Woking News & Mail

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