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WHO’S WHO AT MOUSEHOLE AFC President Malcolm Brown Chairman Tim Richardson Vice Chairman Peter Robinson Secretary Darren Woodard Treasurer Mark Trevail TODAY’S MATCH AT First Team Manager Steve Parker-Billinge SATURDAY 7TH JANUARY 2017 Assistant Manager Mark Vercesi Kick off 2:15 pm Coach Ron Vercesi Captain Billy Curtis First Aider John Bailey MOUSEHOLE v Kit Manager Darren Woodard Assistant Referees Darren Woodard, James Prisk ST DENNIS Reserves Team SOUTH WEST PENINSULA LEAGUE Manager Harry Tonkin DIVISION 1 WEST Assistant Manager Mark Trevail TODAY’S REFEREE: ALAN HOON Women’s Team Managers Dawn Bateman & Leanne Harvey Groundsman Mike Prisk GRATEFUL THANKS TO MOUSEHOLE AFC’S 2016/17 KIT SPONSORS Committee Dawn Bateman, Jenny Ellis, Mark Ellis, Tony Ellis, Leanne Harvey, ADDITION ACCOUNTANTS PENZANCE MAIN KIT SPONSOR….. James Fisher, Les Ladner, Andrew Large, James Prisk, Mike Prisk, and now sponsor of Sarah Prisk, Brian Richardson, Nicola Richardson, Norma Richardson, Mousehole Primary School’s new kit! Jackie Robinson, Richard Walke PEAKES OF TOLCARNE, FUNERAL DIRECTORS : 36 ADDITIONAL SHIRT SPONSOR MOUSEHOLE AFC (First Team) FIXTURES & RESULTS - 2016/17 SEASON SUMMARY OF FIRST TEAM STATS (before today’s fixture) Updated 1st January 2017 See pages 10 & 11 for detail SAT 13 AUG H MILLBROOK 15.00 League Won 4-1 (HT 0-1) WED 17 AUG H WENDRON UNITED 18:30 League Won 3-0 (HT 0-0) Total matches played: 22 Sat 20 Aug A Liskeard Athletic 15:00League Won 1-0 (HT 0-0) League matches: 16 WED 24 AUG H ILLOGAN RBL 18:30 League Won 1-0 (HT 0-0) SAT 27 AUG H WADEBRIDGE TOWN 15:00 League Won 5-1 (HT 3-0) Cup matches: 6 (SWP League Cup 3, Cornwall Charity Cup 1, Cornwall Senior Cup 2) SAT 03 SEPT H PLYMOUTH MARJON 15:00 League Won 3-0 (HT 1-0) Wed 07 Sept A Penryn Athletic 19:30 League Won 2-0 (HT 0-0) League wins: 11/16 (69%) Cup wins: 6/6 (100%) SAT 10 SEPT H STICKER 15:00 League Lost 0-4 (HT 0-0) SAT 17 SEPT H WADEBRIDGE TOWN 14:30 League Cup R1 Won 4-2 (HT 0-1) Total goals scored: 58 Total goals conceded: 26 Wed 21 Sept A Porthleven 19.30 League Lost 2-3 (HT 1-0) Highest winning margin: 8-1 Vospers (h) Sat 24 Sept A Millbrook 15:00 League Won 4-1 (HT 3-0) Sat 01 Oct A Illogan RBL 15:00 League Lost 1-3 (HT 1-2) Highest losing margins: 0-4 Sticker (h), Elburton (h) Sat 08 Oct A St Agnes 14.00 Cornwall Senior Cup R1 Won 3-1 (HT 1-1) SAT 15 OCT H ILLOGAN RBL 14.30 League Cup R2 Won 1-0 (HT 1-0) Most appearances: (all matches, including as named sub) SAT 22 OCT H ELBURTON VILLA 15:00 League Lost 0-4 (HT 0-1) 22: Billy Curtis- the only player ever-present in the starting line-up! Sat 05 Nov A Dobwalls 14:00 Cornwall Charity Cup R1 Won 2-1 (HT 1-0) Sat 19 Nov A Plymstock United 14:15 League Lost 2-3 (HT 1-2) 21: Steve Parker-Billinge SAT 26 NOV H VOSPERS OAK VILLA 14:15 League Won 8-1 (HT 2-1) 20: Wade Brown Sat 03 Dec A RNAS Culdrose 14.00 Cornwall Senior Cup R2 Won 2-0 (HT 0-0) 19: Lewis Caspall, Wayne Quinn, Frazer Cadman Sat 17 Dec A Wendron United 14:15 League Won 2-1 (HT 2-0) Mon 26 Dec A Penzance 11:00 League Won 6-0 (HT 4-0) MON 02 JAN H HOLSWORTHY 14.00 League Cup R3 Won 2-0 (HT 1-0) Total number of players named in match-day squads: 30 SAT 07 JAN H ST DENNIS 14:15 League Sat 14 Jan A Millbrook 14:00 Cornwall Senior Cup R3 Players who have left since start of season: Matt Laithwaite, Wayne Quinn SAT 21 JAN H PENRYN ATHLETIC 14:15 League SAT 28 JAN H HOLSWORTHY 14:15 League Players not playing for rest of season after surgery: Steve Burt, Luke Johnson SAT 04 FEB H WENDRON UNITED 14.00 Cornwall Charity Cup QF Sat 11 Feb A Plymouth Marjon 15:00 League (Cornwall Senior Cup QF) Top goal scorers (all matches): Sat 18 Feb A Holsworthy 15:00 League 16: Mark Vercesi (includes 7 penalties) Wed 22 Feb A Bodmin Town 19.30 League Cup Quarter Final Sat 25 Feb A Elburton Villa 15:00 League 11: Tim Nixon SAT 04 MAR H PORTHLEVEN 15:00 League 9: Wade Brown Sat 11 Mar A St Dennis 15:00 League SAT 18 MAR H LISKEARD ATHLETIC 15:00 League Home attendances (League matches): Sat 25 Mar A Sticker 15:00 League Highest 96 (Elburton), Lowest 38 (Vospers), Average 75 Tue 28 Mar A Wadebridge Town 19.30 League SAT 01 APR H BUDE TOWN 15:00 League Average for all West Division clubs: 55 Sat 08 Apr A Dobwalls 15:00 League Position in attendance league table: 3rd FRI 14 APR H PENZANCE 11:00 League Highest home attendance (all matches): 123 v Holsworthy, League Cup R3, 02.01.17 SAT 22 APR H DOBWALLS 15.00 League Sat 29 Apr A Bude Town 15.00 League Disciplinary cards (all matches): 4 Red, 23 Yellow MON 01 MAY H PLYMSTOCK UNITED League SAT 06 MAY H VOSPERS OAK VILLA League Position in disciplinary league table: 11th out of 18. 02 35 Mousehole Reserves and Mousehole Women’s Fixtures and Results are on page 27 Tim Richardson: Chairman’s Wel- come Welcome to you all and our visitors from St Dennis for a match that marks the mid-point in our league season. As the article on page 17 shows, St Dennis aren’t having the sort of season they might have hoped for. They’re eight places below us in the league table, but on the other hand we are having to come to terms with various changes, so the match might be closer than the form-book sug- gests. All the very best wishes to our new player-manager Steve Parker-Billinge, who has stepped up to the plate and got us off to an important first win last Monday . On page 5 you’ll see the full club statement which we published this week, explaining the recent management changes. I’m sure you’ll all join me in wishing Wayne Quinn well in the future. His record speaks for itself, a superb three and a half years that will live long in the memory, and a great deal of hard work as well. Quinny still has a THIS SEASON’S WEST DIVISION CLUBS huge amount to contribute to football, in whatever capacity he chooses. Grounds, postcodes & distances (from Trungle Parc) Monday’s victory over Holsworthy (see match report on page 15) gave us five wins in a row, took us into the quarter-finals of the League Cup, and PENZANCE: Penlee Park. TR18 4NE. 2 miles. earned us a very useful £400 in prize money for being the longest- PORTHLEVEN: Gala Parc. TR13 9LQ. 17 miles. surviving West Division club in this year’s competition. We would have ILLOGAN RBL: Oxland Parc. TR16 4DQ. 22 miles. liked a home draw against a Premier Division side next, but going to Bodmin WENDRON UNITED: The Underlane. TR13 0EH. 25 miles. Town (see page 31) will still be a great evening. PENRYN ATHLETIC: Kernick. TR10 8RX. 29 miles. ST DENNIS: Boscawen Park. PL26 8DW. 43 miles. We’re in cup action again next Saturday (14th) at Millbrook in the Cornwall STICKER: Burngullow Park. PL26 7EN. 45 miles. Senior Cup 3rd round (K.O. 2pm, with extra time & penalties if needed). WADEBRIDGE TOWN: Bodieve Park. PL27 6EA. 53 miles. We’ve recorded a league double (4-1) against them this season, so no doubt DOBWALLS: Lantoom Park. PL14 4LR. 64 miles. they’ll be out for revenge. Support needed! Details on page 31. LISKEARD ATHLETIC: Lux Park. PL14 3HZ. 64 miles. BUDE TOWN: Broadclose Park. EX23 8DR. 80 miles. After that we’ve got three home Saturday matches in a row (see page MILLBROOK: Jenkins Park. PL10 1EN. 80 miles. 2). VOSPERS OAK VILLA: Weston Mill. PL2 2EL. 81 miles. PLYMOUTH MARJON: Derriford Road. PL6 8BH. 83 miles. Mousehole Reserves are away at St Day today, and home against Troon PLYMSTOCK UNITED: Deans Cross. PL9 7AZ. 87 miles. next Saturday (14th, 2.30). If you’re not going to Millbrook come and give ELBURTON VILLA: Haye Road. PL9 8HS. 88 miles. Harry Tonkin and his team your valuable support! HOLSWORTHY: Upcott Field. EX22 6HF. 88 miles. Mousehole Women in 3rd place visit 4th place Bude tomorrow, and then No. of away grounds: 17 return to Trungle Parc on Sunday 15th when Wadebridge Town are the Shortest round trip: 4 miles (to Penzance) visitors (2.30). A game well worth watching! Longest round trip: 176 miles (to both Elburton Villa & Holsworthy) Average round trip over 17 away games: 112 miles For Reserves’ & Women’s Team matches, admission is free and the clubhouse is open all afternoon.. Total ‘away’ miles over the season: 1902 miles (plus cup games) We’re now up to Part 6 (on page 14) of Sean Perrott’s fascinating series on 34 The Seagulls’ early history. Part 5 took us up to half-time in the very first 03 04 33 MOUSEHOLE AFC TEAM MANAGER: CLUB STATEMENT Player-manager Wayne Quinn has stepped down as player-manager at Mousehole AFC.
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