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PROGRAMME | 2019/20 | NUMBER: 09

#WE ARE SEASIDERS FELIXSTOWE & WALTON UNITED VS BRENTWOOD TOWN

SAT 02 NOVEMBER 2019 - 3PM - ISTHMIAN NORTH

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What a cracking game on Tuesday against Maldon. They might be top of the league, they might have played 17 and won 17 but I thought we matched them in all areas on the field of play. OK, so we lost 2-0 but that wasn't a reflection on the game. Had we not spurned our chances I feel we might have got something out of the game. So, on to Brentwood Town. This will be an interesting game. Brentwood sit one place above us in the league and are just 1 point ahead. Their goal deficit is slightly better than ours so nothing much between us. Taking in to consideration the way we played last Tuesday evening , I am confident that we should pull off a much needed three points.

Enjoy the fireworks tomorrow evening. It will be spectacular, believe me. In the bar ready to purchase are the draw tickets for the Grand Christmas Draw, and for your diaries, on the 25th November, Ipswich Town Heritage Society are delivering a session on the history of Ipswich Town FC. I have seen this for myself and I can recommend you should attend for an incredible insight into our professional cousins’ birth to the FROM THE CHAIRMAN THE FROM modern day game.

Let’s all get behind the Seasiders and cheer them to a decent result.

As ever, best wishes

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Wonder 17 over 9 goals football, hours shootouts! to penalty they changed why 1 Alvechurch Oxford City 1 aet 1 aet Alvechurch 0 Alvechurch Oxford City 2 November 22nd Mon 0 Alvechurch Sat November 20th 1 Alvechurch Oxford City 1 Wed November 17th 2 Alvechurch November 15th Mon Tue 9th November Sat 6th November different! completely for something now And FA Maggie 1971/72 Round 4th Qualifying Cup wasn’t it So tax. poll the paying avoided Fobbing, had to from tax after all! the poll with up came who Thatcher who Bampton, men to Thomas as commissioner, when answer the Brentwood, to by Brentwood in summoned occurred were Stanford Revolt and Peasants' Corringham the of event first inns. and pubs local in regularly met they - instigators the of some for place meeting the The was Brentwood 1381, of Revolt Peasants' the During …. this know people many not Now, non- related! football - somewhere there in gems hidden are there host, we clubs the all like but repeat, to want don’t I so programme this in elsewhere found be can history club’s destination football Brentwood between me got that van A35 Austin 1960’s points… green my about all you tell and off here wander could I M25. no was there course of and road, the on today’straffic of 20% @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ THE VISITORS

Football in the town of Brentwood has a long and colourful history going back to the 19th century when the original Brentwood FC reached the quarter finals of the FA Cup in 1886, where they were beaten 3-1 by the eventual winners Blackburn Rovers. In the 1950s and 1960s the town had a successful amateur club, Brentwood & Warley, who were three times winners of the Delphian League. In 1965 they turned ‘professional’, becoming Brentwood Town and rapidly rose to the heights of non-league football. Brentwood Town became a force in the Southern League Premier Division and produced some heroic performances in the FA Cup, reaching the third round proper in 1969-70. However, at the end of that season the club effectively folded and amalgamated with another Southern League club, Chelmsford City. The current Brentwood football club was founded in 1954 under the name of Manor Athletic and the first ground was at King George's Playing Fields (Hartswood). In 1957 they moved to Larkin's Playing Field where they played in the Romford and District League, the Southern Essex Combination and the London and Essex Border League before joining the Essex Olympian League in 1967. Here they won the League Cup in 1968 and were then runners-up four years in a row. Following the demise of Brentwood Town in 1970, Manor found themselves the most senior club in the district and adopted the town name, changing from Manor Athletic to Brentwood Athletic, and then becoming Brentwood FC in 1972. In 1974 they joined the Essex Senior League. For many years there was a question mark against the club's senior status and in 1976/77, although they were allowed to stay in the Essex Senior League, they were deprived of their senior status for a year. In that season Brentwood created history by winning the Essex Intermediate Cup in the same season as the Reserves won the Essex Junior Cup. In 1992 Larkin's finally lost its senior status and the Club had to enter a ground sharing arrangement with East Thurrock in order to continue in the Essex Senior League. With the help of the local council Brentwood at last found a new home at The Brentwood Centre and the first game there was played on October 9th 1993. Undoubtedly, the most famous player ever to have played for Brentwood was Jimmy Greaves. Greaves had been a friend of David Emerick, who was the Brentwood Manager in 1975, since their school days at Hainault. James Peter Greaves, who was living in Upminster, and had retired from West Ham in 1971 at the tender age of 30, signed for Brentwood on 21st December 1975, aged 34. He played against Witham Town on 27th December but it was the only time that he did not score on his debut as they lost 0-2. On 12th May 1976, Jimmy played at Billericay with a temperature of 83 degrees and 887 turned up for a midweek, 6.30 pm kick off. In fact when Greaves played, his presence always added 150 to the normal gates of Essex Senior League clubs. Gates at Larkins also increased even though the club were not able to enforce an admission charge at their unenclosed ground to which the Club had to allow free The biggest game that Jimmy played in for Brentwood was his last, at the end of that season, before his July 1976 move to Chelmsford City. It was the Essex Senior League Cup Final against the all-conquering Basildon United, played on 22nd May 1976 at Bowers United FC. Greaves had already been mainly responsible for despatching Bowers 5-3 in a second round replay, scoring a hat-trick in the process and replying to a wag in the crowd who shouted " Three lucky goals!" that "they don't bother to describe them in record books, they just count them!". THE VISITORS

The pen picture for Greaves in the cup final programme was very laid back, describing, arguably the greatest player ever to appear in the Essex Senior League as "a great asset in midfield". Brentwood trounced Basildon United 3-0 and the goal scorers were Dave Jeffs and Doug Young (2). Brentwood finally won the Essex Senior League title for the first time in season 2000-01. They had previously been runners-up on no less than four occasions. The Senior League Cup has been won on three occasions in 1976, 1979 and 1991, and they were cup runners-up in 1984. Derrick Stittle holds the record as the league's longest serving manager having been in charge from 1978 to 1999, one of the longest reigns in the history of English non-league football. 1995/96, in their second season in the FA Vase, Brentwood reached the third round, further than any other Essex Senior League club. They also won the Harry Fisher Cup after a penalty shootout with Fords at Barking F.C. 1996/97 saw the launch of an Under 18 side and the club now runs six youth teams from the U13 age group through to U18 in the Eastern Junior Alliance, plus under-21 and vets teams. The youth teams have been particularly successful in cup competitions and in 2014 the Under-18s reached the final of the Essex County Cup for the third season running. In 2015 an amalgamation with the Doddinghurst Olympic youth football club saw the club’s youth section expand further to include teams from under-7 upwards. The start of the 1999/2000 season saw the most significant changes since the move to the Brentwood Centre in 1993, with the installation of the club's first floodlights and the appointment of Paul Delea as first team manager following the retirement of Derrick Stittle. The floodlights meant a return to the FA Vase after a two-season absence and entry into the FA Cup and FA Youth Cup for the first time ever. In May 2001 the championship race came to a thrilling end in the final game of the season at Southend Manor where a 4-3 victory, after trailing 3-0 early in the second half, clinched Brentwood's first ever Essex Senior League title. In February 2004 the Essex County FA officially gave permission for the club to change its name and re-adopt the title of Brentwood Town. There was some success in 2005/06 as Brentwood reached the final of the Essex Senior League Cup, losing 2-0 to Hornchurch in a closely fought battle, but 2006/07 season saw a remarkable upturn in the club’s fortune. In the most successful season in the club’s history, Brentwood Town won the Essex Senior League treble of league title and both league cup competitions. The title was won by six points and Barkingside were beaten 4-0 in the final of the Gordon Brasted Trophy, while Romford were finally beaten in a penalty shootout in the Essex Senior League Cup final. This success was matched off the field where a tremendous effort saw the facilities at the Brentwood Centre improved to enable the club to successfully apply for promotion to the Isthmian League. The management team of Steve Witherspoon and Amin Levitt led the team to more success 2007/08. There were good runs in both the FA Cup and FA Trophy but, despite amassing an impressive 77 league points, they finished sixth in the Isthmian Division One North and just missed out on a play-off place. Owing to family commitments, Steve Witherspoon stood down at the end of the 2007/08 season, and new manager Carl Griffiths and assistant Scott Canham had to rebuild the squad after a number of that successful team moved on. Despite this, the team made a tremendous start to the Isthmian League season, remaining unbeaten until mid-November, and eventually finished in third place, but were beaten by Waltham Abbey in the play-off semi-final. THE VISITORS

Owing to family commitments, Steve Witherspoon stood down at the end of the 2007/08 season, and new manager Carl Griffiths and assistant Scott Canham had to rebuild the squad after a number of that successful team moved on. Despite this, the team made a tremendous start to the Isthmian League season, remaining unbeaten until mid-November, and eventually finished in third place, but were beaten by Waltham Abbey in the play-off semi-final. The start of 2009/10 season saw another change of management with the experienced Les Whitton taking over and aiming to build on the success of recent seasons. A season of consolidation ended with a mid-table position but in January 2011 Les stood down and Steve Witherspoon once more took over and he led the team on a remarkable run that only ended with an extra time defeat in the Ryman North play-off final at Wingate & Finchley. The next two seasons saw a mid-table finish and for the 2013/14 season, Les Whitton returned as 1st team manager until he stood down in November. Adam Flanagan and Danny Dafter were then appointed as joint managers and the team made good progress, picking up enough points to move them comfortably clear of the Ryman North relegation zone by the end of the season. In 2014/15, with much of the same squad from the previous season, including ten players that had progressed through the youth setup, they exceeded all expectations by finishing fourth to reach the Ryman North play-offs. The season then had a perfect ending with a penalty shootout win over AFC Sudbury in the semi-final and an amazing second half performance resulting in a 5-0 win against Thurrock in the play-off final, meaning promotion to the Isthmian Premier for the first time. The two managers, Flanagan and Dafter, both moved on after this success and the Club appointed Dean Holdsworth as their new manager. Dean played for Wimbledon and Bolton Wanderers and had previously managed at Redbridge, Newport County, Aldershot Town and Chelmsford City. But in November 2015, Dean stood aside due to increased business commitments and the experienced George Borg took temporary charge until Mick Flanagan, father of Adam, was appointed for the rest of the season. However, that first season in the Ryman Premier ended in relegation back to Ryman North and for the 2016/17 season former Wadham Lodge manager Tony Ievoli was appointed. Tony stood down in March 2017 and Craig Shipman took over as manager and steered the team away from relegation for the next two seasons, followed by a mid-table finish in 2018/19. The 2019/20 season sees a new committee and a new manager in Ryan O’Rawe, a former Brentwood player who returns in a player/manager role. 10 MATCH REPORTS and make ourselves vulnerable to the counter attack. 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Date Time H/A Opponents Type Att Score Tue 09 Jul 19:00 A Colchester United U23 Friendly - 1 - 6 Thu 11 Jul 19:45 A Framlingham Town Friendly - 3 - 1 Sat 13 Jul 13:30 A Harwich - Charity Cup Friendly - 1 - 2 Tue 16 Jul 19:45 A Newmarket Town Friendly - 1 - 3 Thu 18 Jul 19:45 A Brantham Athletic Friendly - 1 - 3 Sat 20 Jul 15:00 A Woodbridge Town Friendly - 3 - 4 Tue 23 Jul 19:45 H Ipswich Under 18s Friendly - 1 - 1 Sat 27 Jul 15:00 H West Ham XI Friendly 472 3 - 2 Tue 30 Jul 19:45 A Walsham Le Willows Friendly - 0 - 3 Fri 02 Aug 19:45 A Leiston Friendly - 1 - 3 Tue 06 Aug 19:45 H Cranes Sports Friendly - 2 - 4 Sat 10 Aug 15:00 A Herne Bay FC Friendly 162 2 - 3 Sat 17 Aug 15:00 H Great Wakering Rovers League 424 1 - 4 Tue 20 Aug 19:45 A AFC Sudbury League 262 1 - 0 Sat 24 Aug 15:00 A AFC Sudbury FAC Prelim 201 1 - 2 Mon 26 Aug 15:00 H Heybridge Swifts League 370 1 - 2 Sat 31 Aug 15:00 A Soham Town Rangers League 136 0 - 3 Tue 03 Sep 19:45 A Bury Town Velocity 210 1 - 5 Sat 14 Sep 15:00 H Cambridge City League 325 3 - 1 Tue 17 Sep 19:45 A Coggeshall Town League 102 0 - 0 2 - 2 Sat 21 Sep 15:00 H Heybridge Swifts Velocity 262 7 - 6 pens Tue 24 Sep 19:45 H Maldon & Tiptree Velocity 120 1 - 3 Sat 28 Sep 15:00 A Maldon & Tiptree FATrop EP 120 0 - 5 Tue 01 Oct 19:45 A AFC Sudbury Velocity 95 0 - 4 Sat 05 Oct 15:00 A Hullbridge Sports League 105 1 - 3 Tue 08 Oct 19:45 A Bury Town Suff Prem 2 209 1 - 4 2 - 2 Sat 12 Oct 15:00 H Coggeshall Town Velocity 263 5 - 4 pens Sat 19 Oct 15:00 H Bury Town League 424 1 - 2 Sat 26 Oct 15:00 A Witham Town League 78 1 - 3 Tue 29 Oct 19:45 H Maldon & Tiptree League 267 0 - 2 Sat 02 Nov 15:00 H Brentwood Town League Sat 09 Nov 15:00 A Histon League Sat 16 Nov 15:00 H Grays Athletic League Sat 23 Nov 15:00 A Tilbury League Sat 30 Nov 15:00 H Dereham Town League Sat 07 Dec 15:00 H Romford League Sat 14 Dec 15:00 A Canvey Island League Thu 26 Dec 15:00 H Basildon United League FIRST TEAM FIXTURES 2019/20

Date Time H/A Opponents Type Att Score Wed 01 Jan 15:00 A Heybridge Swifts League Sat 04 Jan 15:00 H Soham Town Rangers League Sat 11 Jan 15:00 A Aveley League Sat 18 Jan 15:00 A Bury Town League Sat 25 Jan 15:00 H Hullbridge Sports League Sat 01 Feb 15:00 A Maldon & Tiptree League Tue 04 Feb 19:45 H Coggeshall Town League Sat 08 Feb 15:00 A Romford League Sat 15 Feb 15:00 H Canvey Island League Sat 22 Feb 15:00 A Brentwood Town League Sat 29 Feb 15:00 H Witham Town League Sat 07 Mar 15:00 A Grays Athletic League Sat 14 Mar 15:00 H Histon League Sat 21 Mar 15:00 A Cambridge City League Sat 28 Mar 15:00 H Aveley League Sat 04 Apr 15:00 A Great Wakering Rovers League Sat 11 Apr 15:00 H AFC Sudbury League Mon 13 Apr 15:00 A Basildon United League Sat 18 Apr 15:00 H Tilbury League Sat 25 Apr 15:00 A Dereham Town League

TODAY’S FIXTURES ISTHMIAN NORTH DIVISION TABLE 1 Felixstowe & Walton United 362 2 Bury Town 355 3 Canvey Island 274 4 Aveley 253 5 Grays Athletic 250 6 AFC Sudbury 247 7 Heybridge Swifts 235 8 Dereham Town 201 9 Soham Town Rangers 192 10 Histon 183 11 Cambridge City 178 12 Tilbury 167

AVERAGE ATTENDANCES 13 Hullbridge Sports 143 14 Maldon & Tiptree 135 15 Basildon United 134 16 Coggeshall Town 132 17 Brentwood Town 128 18 Great Wakering Rovers 127 19 Romford 115 20 Witham Town 94

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Date Time H/A Opponents Type Att Score Sat 13 Jul 16:30 A Harwich Friendly - 6 - 1 Sat 20 Jul 15:00 H Trimley Red Devils Friendly 65 2 - 1 Sat 27 Jul 14:30 A Haughley Friendly - 4 - 2 Sat 10 Aug 15:00 H Achilles Friendly - 2 - 5 Fri 16 Aug 19:45 A AFC Sudbury Res League - 0 - 3 Wed 21 Aug 19:45 H Debenham League 91 0 - 3 Sat 24 Aug 15:00 H Kings Lynn Res League 62 3 - 2 Tue 27 Aug 19:45 A Leiston Res League - 1 - 4 Sat 31 Aug 15:00 H Mulbarton League 65 0 - 4 Sat 07 Sep 15:00 A Needham Market Res League - 1 - 2 Sat 14 Sep 15:00 A Kings Lynn Town Res League - 2 - 1 Sat 21 Sep 12:00 A AFC Sudbury Res CNET 1 - 2 - 4 Tue 24 Sep 19:45 A Little Oakley LC Cup - 1 - 5 Sat 28 Sep 15:00 H Cornard United League - 0 - 3 Tue 01 Oct 19:45 A Wivenhoe KO Cup - 2 - 4 Sat 05 Oct 15:00 H Norwich CBS League 91 1 - 2 Fri 11 Oct 19:45 A Ipswich Wanderers League - 2 - 2 Sat 19 Oct 15:00 A Sheringham League - 1 - 5 Sat 26 Oct 15:00 H Haverhill Borough League 41 2 - 1 Tue 29 Oct 19:45 A Cornard United League - 1 - 3 Sat 09 Nov 15:00 H March Town United League Sat 16 Nov 15:00 A Wisbech St Mary League Wed 20 Nov 19:45 H Needham Market Res League Sat 23 Nov 15:00 H Lakenheath League Sat 30 Nov 15:00 A March Town United League Sat 14 Dec 15:00 H Diss Town League Sat 21 Dec 15:00 H Leiston Res League Fri 27 Dec 19:45 A Framlingham Town League THE RESERVES

Date Time H/A Opponents Type Att Score Fri 03 Jan 19:45 A Debenham LC League Sat 11 Jan 15:00 H Great Yarmouth Town League Sat 18 Jan 15:00 H Downham Town League Sat 01 Feb 15:00 A Fakenham Town League Sat 08 Feb 15:00 H Sheringham League Sat 15 Feb 15:00 A Diss Town League Sat 22 Feb 15:00 H Framlingham Town League Sat 29 Feb 15:00 A Great Yarmouth Town League Sat 07 Mar 15:00 H Fakenham Town League Sat 14 Mar 15:00 A Norwich CBS League Fri 20 Mar 19:45 H AFC Sudbury Res League Sat 28 Mar 15:00 A Haverhill Borough League Sat 11 Apr 15:00 A Mulbarton Wanderers League Mon 13 Apr 15:00 H Ipswich Wanderers League Sat 18 Apr 15:00 A Downham Town League Sat 25 Apr 15:00 H Wisbech St Mary League UNDER 18s

Date Time H/A Opponents Type Att Score Thu 25 Jul 19:45 A Brantham Athletic Friendly 7 - 0 Thu 01 Aug 19:45 H Westerﬁeld Friendly 1 - 0 Tue 06 Aug TBC A Bury Town Friendly 1 - 2 Thu 15 Aug 19:45 H Hadleigh United League 62 6 - 2 Thu 22 Aug 19:45 A Leiston FC League 3 - 6 Thu 29 Aug 19:45 A Woodbridge Town League 1 - 1 Wed 11 Sep 19:45 A Needham Market Midweek Cup 0 - 5 Thu 19 Sep 19:45 H Cambridge City FAY Cup 1Q 1 - 0 Thu 26 Sep 19:45 H Leiston FC League 0 - 5 Thu 03 Oct 19:45 A AFC Sudbury FAY Cup 2Q 0 - 11 Thu 17 Oct 19:45 H Framlingham Town League 1 - 2 Thu 31 Oct 19:45 A Whitton United League Wed 06 Nov 19:45 A Hadleigh United League Thu 14 Nov 19:45 H Stowmarket Town League Thu 21 Nov 19:45 H Woodbridge Town League Thu 28 Nov 19:45 A Ipswich Wanderers League Thu 05 Dec 19:45 H Needham Market League Thu 12 Dec 19:45 H Coplestonians FC League

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Executive Committee President Dave Ashford Director Andy Wilding Club Secretary Mike Titchener Treasurer Gary Hammond Chief Operating Officer Chris Daynes Senior Football Liaison Officer Tony Barnes Junior Football Liaison Officer Tam Ward Committee President Dave Ashford Chairman Andy Wilding Vice Chairman/Senior Football Liaison Officer Tony Barnes Chief Operating Officer Chris Daynes Treasurer Gary Hammond Secretary Mike Titchener Media Barry Grossmith Supporters Club Membership Secretary Stuart Daynes Fixture Secretary Les Soall Youth Section Chairman Tam Ward Youth Section Vice Chair Scott Dunne Ground Improvement/Maintenance Andy Clarke Events/Commercial Graham Fisher Safeguarding Lynne Hakes Match Day Co-ordinator Mike Sharman Other Officials Matchday MC Sponsored by Felixstowe Radio Steve Foley Seasiders TV Carole Robinson Website Mark Owen Online Magazine The Media Team Clubhouse Manager Christine Daynes Hospitality Winnifred McClean Senior Football Ist Team Manager Stuart Boardley Assistant Manager Andy Crump Coach Stuart Stevenson Coach Simon Betts Coach Alex Egelton Goalkeeping Coach Gary Hammond Reserves Manager Kevin Baker U18s Manager Craig Chidlow U18s Assistant Manager Andy Porter felixstowefootball.co.uk

Youth Football Club Youth Chairman Tam Ward Youth Vice Chairman Scott Dunne Youth Development Jason Thompson Youth Secretary Boys Rachael Long Youth Secretary Girls Ruth Ward Child Welfare Ofﬁcer Lynne Hakes Pitch Hire Coordinator (Langley Avenue) Andy Gordon Pitch Hire Coordinator (Dellwood) Scott Gordon Junior Committee/Quintus Nigel Long Junior Committee David Brewster Junior Committee Nikki Gordon Junior Events Sub Committee Ruth Ward Junior Events Sub Committee Stuart Gordon

First Name Surname PLAYER SPONSORSHIP GAMES GOALS Emirates Logistic Services – Steve & Stuart Ainsley 15 Kate Garnham Henry Barley Steve Foley Transport Ltd 14 Callum Bennett Andy & Kim Wilding 14 Daniel Bloomﬁeld 1 Joseph Bloomﬁeld 12 Pablo Chaves de Nova 2 George Clarke 3 Joshua Collins Chris & Jayne Ryan 1 Daniel Crump 9 Daniel Davis Vote Denzil Club 15 1 Thomas Debenham Richard & Jenny Bugg 12 3 Oliver Dunlop 1 Jayden Gipson 1 Adam Hanson 11 1 Fernando Herrera Munoz John Kimble Snr – Chris Walne 5 Liam Hillyard Paul & Elliott Arbon 1 James Hubbard 3 Nicholas Ingram 10 1 Kyle Jopling 9 Josh Kerridge Steve Friston 12 Jacob Lay 8 Joshua Lee 3 Martin Brooks - Dave Banks & Jethro Jordan Matthews 13 1 – Plymouth Argyle FC Supporters Jack Newman 5 1 Samuel Nunn 2 Rory Porter 3 Portside Solutions - Suffolk Carpet Miles Powell 16 6 Weavers/SCW Racing Christopher Ribchester 1 Armani Schaar Chris Worrell 18 3 Isaac Skubich 6 Jack Spurling Stan Baston 9 Jamal Wiggins Ray Wade - Andy & Kim Wilding 10

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