Season 2020-21 Official Match Day Programme

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ISSUE NO. 118 £2.00 Tuesday 15th September 2020 Kick off 7.45pm Meridian Sports & Social Club, Charlton Park Lane, Charlton, SE7 8QS Tel: 0208 856 1923

CHAIRMAN / SECRETARY/FIXTURE SECRETARY: Dwinder Tamna COMMITTEE: Jasmine Brinkley, Tammy Brinkley WEBSITE: www.meridianfc.co.uk WEBMASTER: Dwinder Tamna PROGRAMME EDITOR: Grant Wilbur Meridian VP FC SOCIAL MEDIA: Dwinder Tamna @MeridianFC CLUB PHOTOGRAPHER: Jenny Verrillo MAIN SPONSORS: EURO CAR AUCTIONS and KF Candles Meridian VP FC SHIRT SPONSORS: EURO CAR AUCTIONS and KF Candles @MVPFCofficial

TEAM MANAGER: Dwinder Tamna Meridian VP FC ASSIST MANAGER & FIRST TEAM COACH: Sean Boothe @meridianvp_fc FIRST TEAM COACH: Hamzah Collins GOALKEEPER COACH: Paul Daley CLUB CAPTAIN: John Foster VICE CAPTAIN: Saidou Camara

Ground Rules: Please note that our stadium is a family environment and also a NON SMOKING and ALCOHOL FREE facility. Please could everyone including spectators please respect this. Anyone found not adhering to these rules will be asked to leave the facility immediately by the management. This is by Order of The Meridian Sports and Social Club Management.

Respect: The Southern Counties East Football League supports the ‘Swearing – Let’s Tackle It’ campaign and strongly condemns the use of foul and abusive language at foot - ball matches. The League also strongly supports recent FA statements that there should be a zero tolerance approach against racism and all forms of discrimination, accordingly any form of discriminatory abuse whether it be based on race or ethnicity, sexual orien - tation, gender, faith, age, ability or any other form of abuse will be reported to the rele - vant County Association for action by that Association. A warm welcome goes out to Lewisham Borough Premier Division clubs have enjoyed some good Community our visitors this evening and to the attendances so far this season. Hollands & Blair match officials, supporters and all in attendance enjoyed 267 versus Crowborough, Beckenham of tonight’s game. We at MVP hope you enjoy 300 against Glebe, Chatham Town 299 against your brief visit and wish you all a safe journey Punjab, Sheppey United 300 against Canterbury home. City and Rusthall 250 against Croydon. . These attendances are worthy of a level above Tonight we entertain Lewisham Borough (). Community for our second league fixture at home. In our opening game here against Sutton Here at Meridian we could certainly do with Athletic we lost 0-2 with a very new looking some bigger attendances. If everyone attending squad. Captain John Foster stated after the games was to bring a friend it would double the game: “It was a hard game out there today. We gate. If you can’t bring a friend bring the wife or switched off and got caught out. Sutton Athletic better still bring someone else’s wife! kept the ball well and did what they had to do.” There are opportunities for spomsorship and On a positive note, last Tuesday (September 8th) advertising here at Meridian whether it be spon - Meridian VP Youth soring the kit of a team travelled to player, advertising Ramsgate in the FA on the website or in Youth Cup Preliminary the match day pro - Round and moved into gramme. Match the next round follow - sponsorhip and ing a resounding 5-2 match ball sponsor - victory. ship is also available and as we are on If you are reading this Twitter, Facebook on the night, you will and Instagram your have entered the business or compa - ground noticing Covid- ny name can get 19 warnings and guidelines regarding social dis - quite some coverage. tancing. Following the Governments new laws & guidelines, the FA have issued a statement that Thank you for your support and let’s get our first saying that spectators at our level are allowed to win of the season tonight! continue to attend, providing guidelines are adhered to. It is imperative that we all adhere to Enjoy the game. the guidlines because firstly, we don’t want to spread Covid-19 and secondly we don’t want to ALLEZ MVP! lose the benefit of attending matches.

It is interesting to note that given all the issues surrounding attendance to matches, SCEFL DATE VENUE COMP ATT OPPOSITION RESULT SCORE ATT SCORERS

05.0920 H LGE 40 Sutton Athletic L 0-2 40

15.09.20 H LGE Lewisham Boro

19.09.20 A FAV Walton & Hersham

26.09.20 A LGE Football Utd

KEY: LGE = SCEFL Division One FAV = FA Vase TodaysTodays VisitorsVisitors

Founded 2003 – Merged Moonshot FC, Ten Em Bee FC and Elms FC to form Lewisham Supporters – London Borough of Lewisham, Borough (Community) Football Club – nick - Simpson’s Consultancy Services, The Rising name ‘The Boro’ Sun PH, Inspire Futsal Academy, Bellstep London Ltd Founder Members - Ray Simpson, George Davis, Joe Collymore and the late Clinton Affiliated to London FA & Kent FA Rhule The Directors are determined and commit - Home ground - Ladywell Arena, Silvermere ted in further developing this Senior club Road, Catford, SE6 4QX which represent the people of Lewisham. The Club are still looking to progress further Awarded Senior Status 2006. Awarded and are still developing their stadium. The Charter Standard Club 2010 aim of the Community Club is to be accessi - ble to Lewisham residents and to be sup - 2011/12 season secured place in the new ported by the Lewisham business sector. Step 6 Kent Invicta League Club Honours: 2013 secured place in Kent County Under 21 League 2015/16 FA Respect, Fair Play & Sportsmanship Winners (Kent Invicta Former members of Vandanel Kent County League) League (Premier Division) 2011/12 David Leach Memorial Trophy - Former Members of the Southern Youth Winners League 2010/11 John Denham Fairplay Award Members of Lewisham Football Partnership (Academy) - Winners (former Chairman Ray Simpson) 2010/11 David Leach Memorial Trophy - 2016/17 Secured place in Southern Counties Winners East Football League (Div 1) 2006/07 GR Roofing Cup - Runners up 2016/17 Grand Opening of the Clinton Rhule 2005/06 British Energy Kent County - 100 Seater Stand Premier Division Winners 2003/04 British Energy Kent County - Division 1 West 2017/18 Entered FA Vase and FA Youth Cup Winners 2017/18 Secured place in Combined Counties Under 18 League (North) Lewisham Borough have kept things quiet whilst players having the during pre-season and will also be hoping to opportunity to feature go under the radar once the season gets against some very good under way. opposition.

Manager Owen Spence is pleased with the “The squad has been fully squad that he has brought together and integrated from last season. We went feels that with a good start they could end through a transition during my arrival in up surprising a few people, and a few teams January and some signings were very new too. to the club. The time off has allowed such players to build bonds between each other, “I am very hopeful that Lewisham Borough as well as the coaches and backroom staff. will be one of the dark horses this season Most of the players are not known amongst that nobody will expect to be challenging at the SCEFL league, but I’m sure will make an the top end of the table. We started to show impact quite early on. I have focused on glimpses of what Lewisham are capable of building a squad capable of competing before COVID ended last season premature - against established players and teams in the ly with results against Thamesmead SC and SCEFL league and build a name of their own FC Elmstead. This season we plan to start on in the process. the front foot and take it game by game; then see what position we are in after the First up for Lewisham Borough was a trip to first half of games during the season. Snodland Town, a team many fancy to be challenging for honours this year. Lewisham “I expect the season to be an interesting came away with a point following a 1-1 journey for all involved at non-league level. draw. Aidan Dwyer scoring for the visitors. Our season will be an honest and deter - mined approach for all opposition we come LAST SEASON against. Every game will be competitive and Today’s teams met here on 5th October and I believe we will hand out a few unexpected it was Lewisham who took the spoils scoring results along the way. a goal in each half to win 0-2.

“We have kept our pre-season very quiet, as MERIDIAN VP: Ben Ashton, Gideon we wanted to focus on the team without Acheampong, Daniel Akintimetin, Amadi distractions around COVID and the non- Ugochukwu, Jacob Skelly, Micah Banton, league circuit. Pre-season was a time for us Martin Begg, Timothy Moffatt, Leslie Juch, to embed our philosophy and style of play Adrian Spence, Dewain West. Subs: Alfie we intend to bring into the new season. It Collins, Brandon Hobbs, Trey Small. also allowed us to look at new players that would fit into and improve our existing LEWISHAM: Mohamed Savage, Kristupas squad; and also add another dimension to Burba (Sent Off 75), Jerome Cole, Cairo our group. We have been steady and sys - Duhoney-Burton, Kieran Hughes, Steven tematic behind the scenes; building the Ikpeme, Bruce Muchenje, Charles Opoku, environment so the players not only devel - Josh Owen, Darnell Simpson-Tomlinson, op individually but as a collective. Game by Archie Todd. Subs: Khalifa Jabbie, Harry game our team principles began to flourish, Main, Rymel Samms. MIDWEEK REPORTS spot. Monday 7th Sept Deal Town returned from Aylesford with Billy Bennett was the star for Sheppey United maximum points following a 2-0 victory over as the Ites came from behind to beat K Sports. A first half Troy Howard’s free-kick Canterbury City 4-1. Following a Rolando gave the Hoops the lead with Billy Munday Onu opener for City Bennett fired home a heading home the second on hat-trick with Harrison the hour mark. Deal are now Carnegie also netting for level on three points with K Sheppey in front of a sell-out Sports with both having a win crowd at the Total Power and a loss after their 2 games Stadium. played. Balham are the fourth side to Tuesday 8th Sept have won their opening two Tunbridge Wells made it two games so far. wins from two, with 2 Clean Sheets after a 4-0 home victory An early Tom Read penalty over Bearsted. Matt Day got gave us the only goal of the the ball rolling 8th minute with game in a tight affair against Robbie Bissett doubling the Fisher. scoreline before the break. A late Josh Frogatt double sealed matters giving Wells Corinthian recovered from weekend heart - the 3 points and an early place break to take the points at at the top of the table. home to Lordswood. They also recovered from going 1-0 Chatham Town are also two down here, with Samson from two. Manager Scott Alalade giving the Lords the Lindsey wasn’t particularly lead before Josh Stirman and impressed with his troops on Josh James scored for the Saturday, despite winning, but Hoops in a 2-1 win. he had nothing to complain about here as they convincing - Beckenham Town and Glebe ly beat Punjab United 5-0 at shared the spoils in a 2-2 draw the Bauvill Stadium. Jack Evans at Eden Park Avenue. In front volleyed home the first before of the maximum allowed Luke Rooney smartly finished crowd Becks twice took the from distance for the second. Ryan Hayes lead through Harvey Brand then Tunde then Moses Abioye made it a quickfire 4 with Aderonmu but each time Glebe quickly...... Evans completing matters from the penalty FIRST DIVISION

POS P W D L F A GD PTS 1 Kennington 2 2 0 0 10 2 8 6 2 Rochester Utd 2 2 0 0 7 2 5 6 3 Greenways 2 2 0 0 6 1 5 6 4 FC Elmstead 2 1 1 0 5 3 2 4 5 Croydon 2 1 1 0 5 4 1 4 6 Snodland Town 2 1 1 0 3 2 1 4 7 Rusthall 2 1 0 1 7 4 3 3 8 Holmesdale 2 1 0 1 7 6 1 3 9 Lydd Town 2 1 0 1 8 8 0 3 10 Sutton Athletic 2 1 0 1 2 6 -4 3 11 Lewisham Borough 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 12 SC Thamesmead 1 0 0 1 2 4 -2 0 13 Meridian VP 1 0 0 1 0 2 -2 0 14 Stansfeld 1 0 0 1 3 6 -3 0 15 Forest Hill Park 2 0 0 2 1 5 -4 0 16 Kent Football Utd 2 0 0 2 2 7 -5 0 17 Bridon Ropes 2 0 0 2 1 7 -6 0 Updated 12.09.20 PREMIER DIVISION

POS P W D L F A GD PTS 1 Tunbridge Wells 2 2 0 0 9 0 9 6 2 Chatham Town 2 2 0 0 9 3 6 6 3 Sheppey United 2 2 0 0 8 3 5 6 4 Welling Town 2 2 0 0 5 3 2 6 5 Balham 3 2 0 1 4 3 1 6 6 Punjab United 3 2 0 1 6 6 0 6 7 Beckenham Town 2 1 1 0 4 2 2 4 8 Crowborough Ath 3 1 1 1 5 4 1 4 9 K Sports 3 1 0 2 4 3 1 3 10 Hollands & Blair 2 1 0 1 3 2 1 3 11 Corinthian 1 1 0 0 2 1 1 3 12 Deal Town 2 1 0 1 2 2 0 3 13 Erith Town 2 1 0 1 3 4 -1 3 14 Bearsted 2 1 0 1 2 5 -3 3 15 Lordswood 3 1 0 2 3 7 -4 3 16 Erith & Belvedere 2 0 1 1 4 5 -1 1 17 Fisher 2 0 1 1 0 1 -1 1 18 Glebe 2 0 1 1 2 6 -4 1 19 AFC Croydon Ath 3 0 1 2 1 7 -6 1 20 Canterbury City 2 0 0 2 2 6 -4 0 21 Tower Hamlets 3 0 0 3 5 10 -5 0 Updated .12.09.20 equalised with replies from Jamie Philpot appearances in his two spells with the then Eric De Melo. Brickies and played in almost every position for them, including in goal after Adam AFC Croydon and Erith & Belvedere also fin - Molloy got sent off in an FA Cup tie against ished even with Nahum Green and Steve Thamesmead Town and in 2017-18 he laid Springett both scoring in a 1-1 on a stunning 22 goals draw at the Mayfield Stadium. from midfield. He is a ver - satile performer, he can Wednesday 9th Sept. play full-back, on the wing Hollands & Blair defeated and in midfield and will Crowborough 2-0 with goals add both versatility and coming from Joe Kane and experience to the current Sam Welch. The win for Blair Blair squad. gets them off and running with their first points of the In the other fixture Welling Tom Loynes season. Early on Blair suffered Town won by the odd goal an injury to their keeper causing an outfield in five at Tower Hamlets. player to take the gloves before they were reduced to ten men while still Saturday 12th September in the first half. Blair fielded With the FA Cup dominat - their new signing Tom Loynes ing the fixture list there as a first half substitute. were just the four Premier Loynes has nine years of Division games for us today experience at Isthmian but as usual there was League level with the likes of plenty of drama and plenty Sittingbourne, Whitstable of goals. Town, Ramsgate and most recently Faversham Town. He Seven of them came at the made 18 appearances for the Mayplace Ground as Lilywhites under James Crowborough Athletic Collins towards the end of picked up there first win of the 2019-20 season having the season with a 5-2 victo - left Sittingbourne, for a sec - ry over Tower Hamlets. ond time, in November 2019 Rhys Bartlett scored twice which followed a potentially career threaten - for the Crows with Jack Funnell, Danny ing knee injury which had kept him out of the Powell and Scott Taylor also netting while game for ten months or so. Loynes, who Javaan Campbell and Denilson Carvalho graduated from the Gillingham youth set up scored for the hosts. and Dover Athletic Academy, he made 150 There was just the one goal at Cobdown, and the top of the table thanks to a comfortable it came late, as Ryan Mahal scored in injury victory over Sutton Athletic. Callum Peck time to give Erith Town the win over K scored a hat-trick for the ‘Ton’ with Tom Sports. Scorer, Craig Calvert and Gary Lockyer shar - ing the other half of a total that sees the Punjab United picked up their second win of leaders make it 10 goals in their two games this young season when coming from behind so far. to beat Balham 2-1. Tom Read opened the scoring for Balham in the 29th minute before Holmesdale were also big scorers today as quickfire goals from Ben Francis and they raced into a 4-1 lead at the break, and Emmanuel Kadiki saw Punjab take a half- eventually winning 5-2 at home to Lydd time lead from which they held on to Town. through to the end. Ola Rabiu and Nathan Lordswood returned Palmer both netted but from the Mayfield Shameek Farrell was the Stadium with maximum real star with his hat- points after a 2-0 win trick coming on his against AFC Croydon. A debut at Oakley Road Kieran Sharp header and and meaning Dale Hicham Akhazzan penal - Horton’s double for the ty gave the Lords their Lydders were just mere first points of the season with both goals consolation. coming in an entertaining second half. The game of the day was at the Jockey Farm Saturday’s seven First Division games pro - Stadium with two of the certain promotion duced seven winners with late goals prevent - contenders providing us with a 5-goal thriller. ing draws and leaving us with three sides with a hundred per cent record after two Rusthall took an early lead through Jefferson games played. Aibangbee but then saw their advantage reversed by quickfire strikes from Jack Sims We were also given 34 goals in total, an and Andy Somo. incredible amount from just seven games with an average coming in at almost five per It looked like the Rustics had earned a draw match. when Lorenzo Cuozzo netted a late leveller but Sims had other ideas and deep into injury Six of those goals came at the London Hire time he got the winner, giving Croydon (pic - Ground, with Kennington getting them all, as tured) a precious and vitally important three the Dan Scorer’s side took their place back at points. Rochester United won for the second time in Snodland Town won in similar style too. two games as they beat season debutants SC Thamesmead 4-2 at Rede Court Road. Forest Hill Park had taken a first half lead at Potyn’s but a Dan Ashton leveller and late Joe Jack Carthy and Lucas Payne both netted Sands winner meant that all 3 points stayed doubles for the Spartans while Mayowa at FIRST DIVISION Olufeko also grabbed a brace for the defeat - GOALSCORERS ed ‘Acre’. Jerome Walker FC Elmstead 4 Jack Carthy Rochester United 3 FC Elmstead were 3-1 winners at Bridon Andy Somo Croydon 3 Callum Peck Kennington 3 Ropes as they moved on to 4 points from Gary Lockyer Kennington 3 their 2 games played so far this season. Jefferson Aibangbee Rusthall 3 Shameek Farrell Holmesdale 3 Jack Jeffrey Greenways 2 Jerome Walker scored twice last week and he Craig Calvert Kennington 2 repeated that feat again today with Marcus Callum Flynn Kent Football Utd 2 Lucas Payne Rochester United 2 Cassius sealing the points for Elmstead in the Mayowa Olufeko SC Thamesmead 2 final minute of the game. Dale Horton Lydd Town 2 Jack Syms Croydon 2 Harrison Hume Rochester United 2 Greenways also scored in the last minute but Ollie Milton Stansfeld 2 their goal was even more vital as it was the Andy Pierce Greenways 2 Aaron Kleman Greenways 1 difference between them and Kent Football Brad Cross Greenways 1 United at the Efes Stadium. Ola Rabiu Holmesdale 1 Dan Carpenter Holmesdale 1 James Jeffrey Kennington 1 Andy Pierce scored an early opener for the Tom Scorer Kennington 1 Greens who then saw the hosts keeper sent Aiden Dwyer Lewisham Borough 1 Klaidi Krasniqi Lydd Town 1 off soon after making it look like this would Conor Weatherall Lydd Town 1 be a stroll in the park for the visitors. Anthony Oladipupo Lydd Town 1 Louis Anderson Rusthall 1 Danny Lear Rusthall 1 Kent Football United didn’t see things that James Miles Rusthall 1 way though and stayed in the game, eventu - Lorenzo Cuozzo Rusthall 1 Adam Turton Snodland Town 1 ally levelling through a Callum Flynn free- Sam Ryan Stansfeld 1 kick. Sean Nicholls Sutton Athletic 1 George Acland Sutton Athletic 1 Marcus Cassius FC Elmstead 1 It wasn’t to be for KFU though as just as it Ola Rabiu Holmesdale 1 looked like the points would be shared Pierce Nathan Palmer Holmesdale 1 Dan Ashton Snodland 1 popped up again, to score the winner giving Joe Sands Snodland 1 Greenways the perfect start to the season Martin Ivanov FHP 1 from their 2 games played. Updated 13.09.20 FIXTURES Lewisham Borough v Balham TUESDAY 15th SEPTEMBER Lydd Town v Broadbridge Heath Premier Division Punjab United v Bearsted Bearsted v Chatham Town Raynes Park Vale v Rusthall Crowborough Ath v K Sports Redhill v Snodland Town Deal Town v Sheppey Utd Sheerwater v Sporting Club Thamesmead Erith & Belvedere v Beckenham Town Stansfeld v Knaphill Fisher v Tower Hamlets Walton & Hersham v Meridian VP Glebe v Corinthian Wick v AFC Croydon Athletic Punjab Utd v Tunbridge Wells Worthing United v Greenways

First Division First Division Meridian VP v Lewisham Borough Sutton Athletic v Rochester United Sunday 20th September WEDNESDAY 16th SEPTEMBER FA Vase First Qualifying Round Premier Division Croydon v Sheppey United (at Glebe FC) Balham v Welling Town Epsom & Ewell v Bridon Ropes Canterbury v Hollands & Blair Erith Town v AFC Croydon RESULTS SATURDAY 12TH SEPTEMBER SATURDAY 19th SEPTEMBER Premier Division Premier Division AFC Croydon 0-2 Lordswood Canterbury City v Corinthian K Sports 0-1 Erith Town Chatham Town v Glebe Punjab United 2-1 Balham Lordswood v Welling Town Tower Hamlets 2-5 Crowborough Ath

FA Vase First Qualifying Round First Division Beckenham Town v Littlehampton Town Sutton Athletic 0-6 Kennington Billingshurst v FC Elmstead Snodland Town 2-1 Forest Hill Park Crowborough Athletic v Molesey Rusthall 2-3 Croydon Enfield Borough v Tower Hamlets Rochester United 4-2 SC Thamesmead Erith & Belvedere v Loxwood Kent Football Utd 1-2 Greenways Fisher v Little Common Holmesdale 5-2 Lydd Town Forest Hill Park v Lingfield Bridon Ropes 1-2 FC Elmstead Holmesdale v Kent Football United Horley Town v Hollands & Blair K Sports v Tunbridge Wells Kennington v Erith Town New look MVP lose opening game......

Meridian VP 0 Sutton Athletic 2 H-T 0-0 SCEFL Division One Saturday 5th September All the hard work of the first half was Match report by Sean Boothe unravelled within five minutes of the sec - ond half by a bullet header from a corner Meridian VP opened the season at home by Sutton’s Sean Nicholls in the 47th min - to Sutton Athletic hoping to set a marker, utes. Two minutes later Emmanuel Akinte but just fell short after switching off just was dispossessed and in an attempt to after half time. win the ball back conceded a penalty for a challenge from behind. The Penalty was The home team fielding only two players duly despatched by George Acland to from last season in the starting line-up, double the visitors lead. looked organised led by new Club Captain John Foster at Centre Half and partnered Meridian made a spirited attempt to get by Zach Beeden. back into the New signing game but didn’t Charlie Martin quite threaten made his debut in the visitors goal, goal and made with the only some good early shot of note saves. Completing coming from the back five was John Foster Callum Berg at when he Right-Back and stepped into the Jordy Luvovadio at midfield, curling Left-Back. one just wide.

The opening exchanges were fairly even The home side made changes bringing on with both teams defending resolutely. Raul Lupuescu for Saidou Camara, Adrian Meridian’s midfield trio of Jess Samba, Spence for Jason Kaate and Aldo Vani for Saidou Camara and Emmanuel Akinte Billy Reavill. The changes made an impact worked tirelessly to win the ball back with but wasn’t enough to retrieve a point the front three of Ross Obazee, Jason from the game. Kaate and Billy Reavill also worked hard to defend from the front. MoTM: Callum Berg SPONSORHIPSPONSORHIP && ADVERTISINGADVERTISING OPPORTUNITIESOPPORTUNITIES PROGRAMME ADVERTS: various sizes, Business Card, Half Page, Full Page all for the whole season.

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2018-19 SCEFL1 Meridian VP 2 - 0 Greenways

2017-18 SCEFL1 K-Sports 3 - 1 Meridian VP

2016-17 SCEFL1 Meridian VP 0 - 1 Rusthall

2015-16 K-INV Meridian VP 0 - 4 Glebe

2014-15 K-INV Eltham Pace 0 - 3 Meridian VP

2013-14 K-INV Bearsted 3 - 0 Meridian VP

2012-13 K-INV Bearsted 7 - 0 Meridian VP

2011-12 K-INV Hollands & Blair 5 - 1 Meridian VP Test your Manchester United knowledge

1. Manchester United legend Sir Matt Busby served most of his playing career with which English club?

2. The 'United Trinity' refers to which trio of Manchester United players, as featured in a statue outside Old Trafford?

3. Who netted United's first-ever goal?

4. How many Manchester United players were in 's Euro 2016 squad?

5. Who was the captain of Manchester United in the inaugural 1992/93 season?

6. Which former Manchester United player had the nickname 'Chicharito' on his shirt? And what's the translation?

7. Eric Cantona scored the first hat-trick in the Premier League; how many hat-tricks did he score for Manchester United in the Premier League in total?

8. Which former favourite managed a Welsh club in 2014?

9. Who made 206 consecutive league appearances between 1977 and 1981?

10. Who comes third in the list of most appearances after Ryan Giggs and Sir Bobby Charlton?

11. Who scored four goals in 13 minutes against Nottingham Forest in the Premier League in 1999?

12. Which manager gave Dennis Law a free transfer in the summer of 1973 (after 11 years at the club)? And where did Law go?

Quiz anwers further on in programme. Photographs by Jenny Verrillo

MVP 0-2 Sutton Athletic Pics: Jenny Verrillo 5th September 2020

MERIDIAN VP AWARDED FUNDING TO HELP THEM RETURN TO ACTION

Great news for SE7 today, as Meridian VP are celebrating receiving funding from the Premier League to help them prepare for the restart of football and safe return of sup - porters to their stadium.

The Matchday Support Fund grant will help Meridian VP put in place measures that will make their ground safer for the 2020/21 season given the challenges caused by COVID-19.

The Matchday Support Fund is managed by the Football Stadia Improvement Fund (FSIF), which is financed by the Premier League and supports non-league and Women’s Football Pyramid clubs with the cost of improvements to their grounds.

The Matchday Support Fund follows the recent Pitch and Club Preparation Funds, which saw £8.7m in grants awarded by the Premier League, The FA and Government’s Football Foundation to prepare the country’s playing surfaces and facilities for the return of football.

Dwinder Tamna Chairman of Meridian VP said: “ The Matchday Support Fund has enabled us to put in measures that will now allow Meridian VP to receive spectators and supporters to games being staged at Meridian Sports & Social Club. " Saturday 12th Macauley Murray scoring in the first minute Burgess Hill Town V-V Hollands & Blair and from there they never looked back with Deal Town 4-1 Sittingbourne Ben Chapman, Jack Paxman and Kane Smith Erith & Belvedere p1-1 Alford netting before Kane Rowland hit a consola - Newhaven 1-2 Corinthian tion effort for the Brickies. Sheppey United 4-1 Uxbridge Stansfeld 2-3 Little Common Corinthian avoided another penalty shoot- Tooting & Mitcham 2-2p Fisher out by just 4 minutes when Frankie Morgan Tunbridge Wells p1-1 Beckenham Town scored a late winner at Newhaven. Alexander Westside 0-2 Chatham Town Jack Billings had given Corinthian a 44th Whyteleafe 4-0 Bearsted minute lead before Henry Watson headed the hosts level mid way through the second Eight SCEFL sides went into Monday’s First half. It looked like the Hoops were heading to Qualifying Round draw on a super day for our their second shoot-out in a week until teams in the FA Cup. Morgan popped up, netted an 86th minute winner and put his side By comparison only two through to the First reached the same stage last Qualifying Round of this year so today’s results were historic competition. definitely something to be celebrated. – And at eight Chatham Town had a more grounds they were! comfortable route to the next stage than most. Jack The Total Power Stadium Evans relaxed any Chats certainly would have hosted nerves with an early open - some celebrations following er with Moses Abioye dou - Sheppey United’s 4-1 win bling the scoreline on the over Step 4 side Uxbridge. hour mark. Two away Jack Midson scored twice games and two 2-0 wins for for the ‘Ites’ in between Chatham Town in the FA goals from Harrison Cup this year. Carnegie and Richie Hamill as Sheppey booked their place in the next Three SCEFL sides progressed on penalties round draw. with just Beckenham Town losing out on spot kicks after they drew 1-1 at League As did Deal Town, who also beat higher level counterparts Tunbridge Wells. Becks had opposition 4-1. The Hoops got off to the per - taken the lead at the Culverden with Ayo fect start at the Charles Ground with continued...... to twice come from behind to eventually win FA CUP through but they did it thanks to equalisers Preliminary Round continued... from Christian Udo and Josh Biddlecombe. Bolarinwa scoring in the 37th minute but Wells quickly levelled thanks to a Robbie That led to a penalty shoot out from where Bissett strike. With the score still 1-1 at full Tooting could only score one of their four time and no extra time to be played the kicks taken giving our SCEFL side the win and game went to penalties with the hosts com - a place in the next round draw. ing out on top 4-1 to go through. Hollands & Blair will also be in the draw but Erith & Belvedere also won on spot kicks fol - will await official confirmation from the FA lowing a 1-1 draw after Marlon Patterson that they will progress after they were had cancelled out a late unable to play at Burgess Hill Alford FC opener. Both Town due to a number of pos - sides missed several penal - itive COVID tests in the home ties before the Deres even - camp. tually won out and it is them that will now eagerly await the draw on Stansfeld and Bearsted both suffered FA Cup Monday afternoon. defeats with the Bears losing 4-0 at Whyteleafe and Stansfeld coming off second South London is the Black and White of best in a five goal thriller at home to Little Fisher tonight, after Ajay Ashanike’s side held Common. their nerve best from the spot to get past Tooting & Mitcham. The FA Cup First Qualifying round took place on Monday with the games being held on An impressive total of 93 travelling Fish fans Tuesday 22nd September. Unfortunately this made up a crowd of 398, creating a terrific programme went to print before the draw. atmosphere for FA Cup football. Fisher had

Deal Town defeated Sittingbourne 4-1 Pic courtesy Deal Town. ClubClub HistoryHistory

The club was originally started as a five date. The long term ambition of Chairman aside team which consisted of four Tamna Dwinder Tamna is for the club to progress brothers and colleagues playing for other to the Isthmian League at Step 4. teams. The club was incorporated in 1995 to give it an identity and progression into Season 2015-16 saw Meridian VP enter the the world of grassroots football. FA Vase for the first time enjoying a mag - nificent 7-2 away win at St. Francis Rangers The club joined the Dartford & District before bowing out in the First Round losing League in 1995 playing at Mayplace 1-4 at home to Lordswood. Two years later Playing Fields, Perry Street, Crayford. the club went one better reaching the Many successes were achieved, winning Second Round proper after victories the Bawcutt League Cup twice and also los - against Deportivo Galicia and Hollands & ing finalists on three occasions and the Blair however, the run came to an end fol - club also finished League Runners up on lowing a 3-0 defeat at Horley Town. The two occasions. club also reached its highest ever points tally (49) in a league season, unfortunately At its forefront as always has been it was not enough for the points per game Chairman Dwinder Tamna, who has been ration to qualify for entry into the FA CUP. involved in the club now for over twenty years being the driving force from day one. The club also had a youth system which His vision of achieving the highest possible covered all age ranges and the highlight of status slowly becoming a reality. this was our first ever FA Youth Cup entry where our U-18’s achieved far beyond The club has grown from strength to what was expected of them reaching the strength eventually becoming a member Third Qualifying Round before finally being of the FA Football Pyramid in 2003, plying defeated by Shoreham away. The U-18’s its trade in the Kent County Football were one match away from playing League at Step 7. In 2010 the club were Millwall FC in the First Round Proper. proud to achieve FA Charter Standard Status. Following a disappointment of last season the club are looking for a much improved In 2011 the club became a founder mem - 2020-21 Season and aiming at a top four ber of the Kent Invicta League at Step 6. finish under the Management Team of Following a merger with Valley Park F.C. Dwinder Tamna and his Assistant Manager the club changed its name to Meridian V.P. and First Team Coach Sean Boothe. Other in 2013. In 2016 the Kent Invicta League Coaching staff include First Team Coach became the Southern Counties East League Hamzah Collins and Goalkeeping Coach (SCEFL) where the club have remained to Paul Daley. RecentRecent LeagueLeague andand FAFA VaseVase RecordRecord

LEAGUE RECORD FROM 2003 HONOURS

SEASON LEAGUE P W D L F A Pts POS Season 2014 / 2015 2003-04 K CO-3W 22 2 3 17 21 63 9 11/12 Kent FA U14’s Youth Cup - Winners 2004-05 K CO-2W 24 6 3 15 31 58 21 10/13 2005-06 K CO-2W 24 6 2 16 38 67 20 10/13 Season 2013 / 2014 2006-07 K CO-2W 24 3 5 16 34 71 14 12/13 Beckenham Hospitals Charity Cup - 2007-08 K CO-2W 22 6 4 12 25 36 22 9/12 Winners 2008-09 K CO-2W 24 3 3 18 27 78 12 12/13 2009-10 K CO-2W 22 3 5 14 31 56 13 * 11/12 Season 2012 / 2013 2010-11 K CO-2W 24 4 4 16 32 73 15 * 12/13 Hospitals Charity’s Cup - Winners 2011-12 K INV 30 7 6 17 51 85 27 15/16 2012-13 K INV 30 6 3 21 40 80 21 15/16 Season 2011 / 2012 2013-14 K INV 28 4 4 20 31 85 16 14/15 Southern Veterans League - 2014-15 K INV 30 9 4 17 38 63 31 12/16 Champions 2015-16 K INV 38 14 7 17 71 92 49 12/20 2016-17 SCE-1 36 9 2 25 45 78 29 17/19 Season 2004 / 2005 2017-18 SCE-1 36 11 6 19 67 82 39 15/19 Hospitals Charity’s Cup - Runners Up 2018-19 SCE-1 34 7 3 24 31 96 24 18/18 2019-20 SCE-1 Season declared nul and void Season 2002 / 2003 Bawcutt League Cup - Winners Keys Cup - Runners Up F.A. VASE RECORD Season - 2001 / 2002 2015-16 1Q St Francis Rangers A 7-2 Bawcutt League Cup - Runners Up 1 LORDSWOOD H 1-4 Hospitals Charity’s Cup - Runners Up 2016-17 1Q Shoreham A 2-8 2017-18 2QF C DEPORTIVO GALICIA H 0-0 Season - 2000 / 2001 (Meridian VP won 3-1 on penalties) Bawcutt League Cup - Winners 1 HOLLANDS & BLAIR H 2-0 Dartford & District League - Runners 2 HORLEY H 0-3 Up 2018-19 1Q SOUTHWICK H 0-1 2019-20 1Q HASSOCKS H 0-2 Season - 1999 / 2000 Bawcutt League Cup - Runners Up NICKNAME: The MVP Dartford & District League - Runners GROUND: Seating 150, Standing 400. Up RECORD ATTENDANCE: 70 v Kent Football United in SCEFL 26-8-13 and v Snodland in SCEFL 03-06-19 Season - 1998 / 1999 Bawcutt League Cup Runner Up So, where were we? areas go into lockdown.

It’s been six long months since the 2019/20 sea - The way this year is going, it wouldn’t be a sur - son came to an end which saw most Non- prise to see a disastrous spell of weather over League clubs have their campaigns abandoned the winter too! with roughly half a dozen weeks remaining. Only time will tell as to whether Non-League Football is on its way back thick and fast now will have to deal with those challenges but for with the preliminary round of the FA Cup taking now we should enjoy being back to what we place today while some leagues are already enjoy most, even if the environment has several fixtures in. Steps 3 and 4 get underway changed somewhat. next weekend (19th) while the National League will begin on October 3rd. Thank you to our loyal readers for supporting The Non-League Paper throughout the sum - There has never been a more challenging time mer! for Non-League clubs and their volunteers, hav - ing to implement important Covid-19 regula - Even though football came to a halt, we contin - tions and adapt financially. ued to make sure the paper was still on news - stands every Sunday and Monday morning We’ve seen over pre-season how well clubs throughout the summer. have managed the situation and it is crucial football, particularly Non-League, can continue We interviewed the likes of Chris Wilder, Les to prove it is capable of staging matches safely. Ferdinand, Stuart Peace and Chris Waddle while doing our best to keep you updated on At the time of writing, the National League is the latest news – as we have done for the last still waiting for the green light to admit fans – it 20 years! is thought they will be allowed to in time for the season’s start. Below Steps 1 and 2, clubs We’re massively grateful to all the players, can allow up to 30 per cent of ground grading managers, clubs, leagues and everyone else for capacity at the level. answering their phones to talk to us! But, cru - cially, we wouldn’t have been able to do it For most teams, this isn’t an issue but league without the backing of our readers – thank you! chiefs at Steps 3 and 4 are pushing for the limit to be changed to 30 per cent of ground capaci - The Non-League Paper is on sale every Sunday ty to benefit the more well-supported clubs. and Monday featuring match action, fixtures, results and tables from Steps 1-7 At this stage, the season getting underway, fin - gers crossed, won’t be too much of an issue. Edd Paul Bigger problems, perhaps, lie in wait should we Non League Paper experience a second wave of the virus or local The Kent League commenced in 1966, Prior to this the Kent County Football Association The Eastern Section was dominated by military League existed from 1894-95 to 1958-59. In sides both stationed in Folkestone. The 1st 2016 the Kent League League was renamed North Staffordshire Regiment took the title by six the Southern Counties East Football League. points from 2nd Kings Royal Riffles.

Season 1910-11 in the Kent League Division Deal Cinque Ports moved from their London One saw Crystal Palace Reserves and Millwall Road Ground to the Charles Sports Ground in Reserves join the fold along with promoted Mill Road. The Kentish Gazette newspaper had Orpington and 2nd Royal Irish Rifles. tried to encourage senior football in Canterbury. It had been said that because of the strong hold The Kent County Football Association who gov - that cricket took, football could not flourish in the erned the Kent League at the time, decided that city. All looked well when Canterbury City joined there would be a Division One Play-off for the the Eastern Section but by December they with - Championship. I was contested by Palace and drew, having played seven games. Their final Millwall and the closeness of the two clubs was game ended in controversy when the match was evident at Arsenal where the game abandoned due to the behaviour of their oppo - was played. It took extra time to separate the nents Folkestone. two teams and it was Millwall who took the title with a 1-0 victory. In Division Tow Western Section only six clubs contested the title. Army Service Corps narrow - Northfleet United, champions the previous sea - ly pipped Cray Wanderers for the title. At the son finished second from bottom but it was other end of the table Tonbridge Onward FC fin - Orpington who found the jump up from Division ished bottom with Tonbridge F.C. one place Two Eastern Section too much, became wood - above. en spoonists. KENT LEAGUE DIVISION ONE SEASON 1910-11 - FINAL TABLE

P W D L F A Pts 1 Millwall Reserves 26 20 2 4 72 24 42 2 Crystal Palace Reserves 26 20 2 4 86 36 42 3 New Brompton Reserves 26 17 4 5 59 28 38 4 Sittingbourne 26 12 7 7 58 46 31 5 Metrogas 26 12 6 8 69 53 30 6 Chatham 26 12 5 9 42 37 29 7 Gravesend United 26 8 6 12 37 53 22 8 Rochester 26 9 4 13 43 66 22 9 United 26 9 3 14 51 56 21 10 2nd.Royal Irish Rifles 26 9 3 14 45 60 21 11 Sheppey United 26 7 6 13 49 55 20 12 Dartford 26 7 5 14 35 52 19 13 Northfleet United 26 7 4 15 38 64 18 14 Orpington 26 3 5 18 42 83 11 Championship play-off: Millwall Reserves 1 Crystal Palace Reserves 0 (at Woolwich Arsenal) PREVIOUS 2020-21 TOTAL

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Please contact: Dwinder Tamna Hawkinge Town had been fashioned in 2013 with the view of giving the established Hawkinge Youth Club players an opportunity step up into senior football and therefore completeing an nat - ural progression. Following the departure of Abel, arcle by Grant Wilbur the club appointed Did Williams (who had a youth football pedigree with local rivals New Romney) as manager, charged with the task of forming a Season 2019-20 labeled by many as The Season team comprising experienced players and players That Never Was following the disrupon caused who had come through the Under-18's. by Covid-19 and it's devastang effects. Many leagues in the non league pyramid declared the A squad was assembled and started Season 2019- premature ending of the season with results and 20 in disasterous fashion. A 7-1 home defeat was league tables declared null and void. followed up by another four straight defeats including a 10-0 club record defeat away at This situaon caused a few ripples of annoyance Staplehurst & Monarchs. Hopes were raised in parculary those wanng to be promoted howev - September when a 7-1 demolion of fellow strug - er. the majority of clubs accepted the situaon glers Oord United gave the club their first points reluctantly. Of course as you would expect the of the season however, this change of fortune money driven Premier League resumed their sea - was short lived as the following week they lost 6- son in June behind closed doors. This situaon is 1 away. To rub salt into gaping wounds the club a whole topic of debate in itself and one that then suffered a whopping 13-1 defeat in the Kent won't be covered here. Intermediate Challenge Shield this me to lower league opposion Guru Nanak. The season hit an In the lower echelons of the all-me low when Hawkinge suffered the humili - non league pyramid aon of a club record 18-1 home defeat to League Hawkinge Town had a leaders Staplehurst & Monarchs. wretched season by all accounts. Following the As you would expect the manager departed and departure of their manager the incoming Sco Porter, who had recently at the end of the previous moved into the town, took over in November. season when a mass exodus Porter who had previously managed at Isthmian of players also ensued. This is not uncommon in League level brought in a plethora of new players football at this level. and immediately restored the club to winning ways and slowly Hawkinge moved away from the The club play their league football in the Kent relegaon zone to mid-table safety. County League Premier Division. Formed in 2013 they joined the league in Division Three East and Who could have predicted what was to follow won this aer losing just one game, their last with all Kent County League fixtures being sus - match of the season. The following season pro - pended in March before the season was eventu - moon to Division One East was achieved. Season ally declared abandoned with all results null and 2017-18 saw the club finish runners-up and pro - void due to the pandemic of Covid-19. moon the Premier Division secured. The follow - ing season Town finished in mid-table not bad for For Hawkinge Town the null and voiding of all a consolidaon season. Due to having just the results means that all the club record defeats will bare facilies the club had reached as far as it not be recorded for posterity, meaning only those could go. As so oen happens a successful and that watched or were involved in those matches ambious manager will become frustrated and will remember that they ever took place, sparing manager Damian Abel departed for local rivals the club from having to remember the worst sea - New Romney. son in their short history. The Southern Counes East Football League teams. Gradually, the reserve sides were all is an for teams based shied down into the lower divisions. in Kent and the South East, which was estab - lished in 1966. Unl 2013 it was known as In 2013 the league changed its name to the the Kent League. Southern Counes East League, to reflect the fact that not all of its member clubs played The first Kent League (Kent County Football within the county of Kent. Associaon League) was formed in 1894 and was governed by the Kent County F.A.) It At the end of the 2015–16 season, the league folded in 1959. With dwindling gates many merged with the recently formed Kent clubs gave noce of their leaving for the Invicta League and the laer became the Southern League. The remaining clubs joined lower division of the merged league. the newly formed Aetolian League or the Metropolitan League. Despite many of the The Southern Counes East Football league same clubs having spells in membership, now operates two Divisions. The Premier there is no direct connecon between the Division is at Step 5 of the Non -League two compeons. Pyramid with the First Division at Step 6. The promoted teams from the Premier will enter The current incarnaon of the league was the Isthmian League at Step 4 with relegated formed in 1966 as the Kent Premier League teams from the First Division likely to enter (changing to Kent Football League in 1968), the Kent County League which is a regional and in its early years many of its members feeder league. were reserve sides of Southern League

SCEFL DIVISION ONE CLUB DIRECTORY

Bridon Ropes : Meridian Sports Ground, Charlton Park Lane, Charlton, SE7 8QS Croydon : Croydon Sports Arena, Albert Road, South Norwood, SE25 4QL FC Elmstead : London Hire Ground, Lower Road, Hextable, Kent BR8 7RZ Forest Hill Park : Ladywell Arena, Silvermere Road, Catford, London SE13 4QX Greenways : Cobdown, Station Road, Ditton, Kent ME20 6AU Holmesdale : 68 Oakley Road, Bromley, Kent BR2 8HG Kennington : Homelands Stadium, Ashford Road, Kingsnorth, Ashford, Kent, TN26 1NJ Kent Football United : Glentworth Club, 154 Lowfield Street Dartford DA1 1JB Lewisham Borough : Ladywell Arena, Silvermere Road, Catford, London SE6 4QX Lydd Town : The Lindsey Field, Dengemarsh Road, Lydd, Kent TN29 9JH Meridian VP Meridian Sports, Charlton Park Lane, Charlton, London SE7 8QS Rochester United : Rochester Utd Sports Ground, Rede Court Rd Strood, Kent ME2 3TU Rusthall : Jockey Farm Stadium, Nellington Road, Rusthall, Tunbridge Wells Kent TN4 8SH Snodland : Potyn's Sports Field, Snodland Community Centre, Paddlesworth Road, Snodland, Kent ME6 5DL Sporting Club Thamesmead : Baylis Ave, Thamesmead, SE28 8NJ Stansfeld : Foxbury Ave, Chislehurst, Kent, BR7 6SD Sutton Athletic : London Hire Ground, Lower Road, Hextable, Kent BR8 7RZ

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