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Guernsey 9Th December 2011.Pub knaphill fc official matchday programme 2011/2012 theknappers iday december 9 2011 v guernsey kick off 7.30pm combined counties league division one inside - touchline talk - youth update - match action MATCH SPONSOR MAIN SPONSOR CLUB SPONSOR KIT SUPPLIER what’s inside… clubdirectory KNAPHILL FOOTBALL CLUB Brookwood Country Park Football Ground, touchline talk Redding Way, Knaphill Surrey GU21 2AY phil ellery Chairman David Freeman Vice Chairman in opposition Vacant Club Secretary guernsey fc Bryan Freeman Treasurer John Wood Membership Secretary the news in red and black Mick Garbutt Director of Communications bryan freeman Nick Croshaw Ladies Secretary Pam Lawrence Youth Team Secretary questions & answers Nick Croshaw Matchday Manager george pearce Peter Annette Clubhouse Manager Joan Annette in reserve First Team Manager Phil Ellery andy martin First Team Assistant Manager Steve Potter First Team Coach Graham Thornton youth team update First Team Coach Paul Thornton nick croshaw First Team Assistant Coach Tom Davis Goalkeeper Coach Matt Edwards match action Reserve Team Manager Andy Martin feltham Reserve Team Assistant Manager Gary Taylor Sports Injury Specialist clubcontacts Laura Steed Youth Team Manager Clubhouse - 01483 475150 Gary Taylor Club Secretary - Bryan Freeman 01932 560738/07876 162904 Youth Team Coach email: [email protected] Mark Dawber Director of Communications - Nick Croshaw 01252 878126/07804 698806 Ladies Team Manager Matchday Manager - Peter Anette - 07510 664774 Roy Lawrence Official Website - www.pitchero.com/clubs/knaphillfootballclub U18’s Girls Team Manager Adie Wilson President Dave Holloway Vice Presidents - Carl Barker Bob Russell executivemanagementcommittee Mick Garbutt Kenny Bye David Freeman, Nick Croshaw, Carl Barker, John Wood, Sean Carrigy Phil Gasson Dave Holloway, Trevor Winham, Pam Lawrence, Bryan Freeman Gavin Wilcox Mick Garbutt Trevor Winham John Wood touchlinetalk with the gaffer phil ellery Firstly I would like to welcome Guernsey FC to Redding Way, I think everyone will agree that Guernsey are the team to beat and the team to aspire too this season, their football has been of a standard two, three levels higher than step six and I wish them luck on there undoubted climb up the football pyramid. Having been at Knaphill for just over a month I'm starting to form a team that can compete in this league week in and week out, its difficult to come in midway through the season and sign all the players that you wish to have for various reasons however, I am extremely happy with the players that have come in and I am very happy with the players who were already at the club, a couple of players have left the club after feeling they were not in my plans which is a shame but that’s football. They say football is a funny old game and I think I agree, in our last game here at Redding Way we played Bookham off the park and won the game 4-0 with some quality football, we followed that with a solid 2-0 win away to local rivals Sheerwater, Fantastic, two wins in a row and two consecutive clean sheets and we think we've cracked it, however, our next match proved to be a different kettle of fish and the kettle stunk as we were awful, ill disciplined and unprofessional throughout and it cost us the match against a side who had been on a terrible run and we ended up losing the game 2-0, we had two players sent off, missed a pen, hit the post and got everything we deserved, Nothing!! The Feltham defeat may well be a blessing in disguise, we've had a very good training session for tonight’s game and the players are ready and focus for our biggest game of the season and we hope we all do the club proud. Come on the Knappers!! Phil. Kick It Out is football's equality and inclusion campaign. The brand name of the campaign - Let's Kick Racism Out of Football - was established in 1993 and Kick It Out established as a body in 1997. Kick It Out works throughout the football, educational and community sectors to challenge discrimination, encourage inclusive practices and work for positive change. The campaign is supported and funded by the game's governing bodies, including founding body the Professional Footballers Association (PFA), the Premier League, the Football Foundation and The Football Association. 2004 marked ten years of campaigning. If you see or hear racism then call 0800 16 99 414 Prejudice and racism in any part of life is not acceptable and football should be no different KNAPHILL F.C AGAINST RACISM KNAPPERS CLUB SHOP Items available include official Club Training Wear and Replica Kit JOMA Academy Collection Fleece Training Top £20.00 £27.00 JOMA Academy Collection Cotton Sweatshirt JOMA Academy Collection Hoodie £50.00 £30.00 JOMA Academy Collection Bench Jacket JOMA Champion Training Short £16.00 JOMA Turtle Neck Undergarment £30.00 In conjunction with Side Team Kits and JOMA, a wide range of matchday clothing for the players and supporters alike... To place an order for clothing please contact John Chapman on 01483 771175 or email: [email protected] with your order For programmes please contact Bryan Freeman on 01932 560738 or email: [email protected] Loads more to view by visiting the club shop via the club website: www.pitchero.com/clubs/knaphillfootballclub the news in red and black all the latest team news from redding way Good evening everyone and a warm welcome to Redding Way to the Guernsey players and officials for this our first Friday night league match in Division One. Since Knaphill and Guernsey met for the opening game of the season, our visitors have taken vast strides in their first season of league football and proudly sit top of the League with 18 wins from 20 matches and 55 points, their only loss being away to Spelthorne Sports. Plenty of goals have come forth from the team which currently stands at 78 scored with just eleven conceded in those twenty games. Knaphill were the first team to play Guernsey at their Footes Lane Stadium on the 6th August which saw the league newcomers start with a resounding 5-0 win over us, which included a hat-trick from Ross Allen in the space of six minutes with all of Guernsey’s goals coming in the first half. Ross has become a very prolific goalscorer and only last Saturday had another hat-trick in the 6-1 win over Cobham. I can foresee a League record coming up by the end of the season for the number of goals scored from one player, also a goals tally record from the team. Promotion favourites ? Very much so, and now have 14 games remaining including tonight’s match. About the only figure Knaphill are on level par with Guernsey, is we’ve both played 20 matches! Both clubs are well up on their fixtures and ahead of other clubs in Division One. Since our last home game, the 4-0 win over Bookham, with goals from Michael Pym(2), Craig Knowles, and Matt Ward, Knaphill made it back to back wins in the away game at local rivals Sheerwater with a 2-0 success, making it six points in the space of five days, and two clean sheets. Michael Pym was on the scoresheet again with the first goal, with Kemo Maphela scoring a cracking goal at the start of the second half. Then last Saturday away to Feltham and a challenge to make it three wins on the trot. But unfortunately no goals, no points and a 2-0 defeat which left the team 13th in the table. Feltham took the lead after twenty minutes, but the opportunity to equalise came two minutes later when Knaphill were awarded a penalty after Maphela was fouled in the box, but Steve Coultas sent his spot kick wide of the post. Knaphill created a number of chances in the first half, but the hosts led by that single goal at halftime. Two minutes into the second half and Knaphill were trailing 2-0, and didn’t really create enough opportunities to get themselves back in the game, and to add to their woes of the disappointing result, two players, Steve Coultas and Matt Ward were both red carded for two bookable offences. Knaphill Reserves pulled themselves back to winning ways following the defeat by Westfield, when they beat Bedfont Sports Reserves 3-1. Last Saturday’s league game at home to Farnham Town Reserves was postponed due to waterlogged pitch. On Thursday of last week, Knaphill Youth had a 4-1 win over Flackwell Heath Youth in the 2nd round of the Allied Counties League Cup. There’s more news and comment on the Reserves, the Youth team, and Ladies team, elsewhere in the programme. Looking ahead to the remaining fixtures this month, and next Saturday 17th December Knaphill visit Hartley Wintney kick-off 3pm, and on Tuesday 27th December there’s our local derby at home to Westfield kick-off 12.00. With no games on Saturday 31st December, it’s into 2012 and the first game of the New Year will away to Eversley on Monday 2nd January, and Knaphill’s first match at home next month will be against Frimley Green on Saturday 7th January kick-off 3.00pm. ....and finally……Enjoy the game, have a safe journey home, and a Happy Christmas to you all…… Bryan HELP WANTED Do you have time and interest to help out at Knaphill? twitter.com/Knaphill_fc We’re always looking for people who have interest in football to help at the club.
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