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CHAIRMAN BAR/CATERING/ ASSISTANT COACH Chris Reeves SITE MANAGER Michael Hubbard Dick Thomas VICE CHAIRMAN KIT MAN Richard Gale Paul Ayley KITCHEN SUPERVISOR DIRECTORS Liz Gower Pippa Daniels ASSISTANT KIT MAN Steve Grifths Shane Lanchbury Andy Noonan CLUB CHAPLAIN David Reeves GROUNDSMAN David Price Shaun Spencer-Perkins Chris Kelly John MacArthur CLUB DOCTOR CLUB WELFARE OFFICER Iain Fullerton SECRETARY Pippa Daniels Bill Reid 15 Addison Close PROGRAMME EDITORS PHYSIO Romsey, Hampshire LA Digital Print & Mailing Tom Curts-Bennet SO51 7TL www.ladigitalprint.co.uk 01794 517991 PRESS OFFICER PA John Anderson FIRST TEAM MANAGER Steve Park Tom Killick COMMERCIAL HEAD COACH CLUB PHOTOGRAPHER DEPARTMENT Steve Richardson Andy Orman Alex Pike Poole Town Football Club (1991) Limited, Limited Liability Company, Co. No. 02609998 Registered Ofce: 153 High Street, Poole, Dorset, BH15 1AU Shareholders: Stephen Grifths, Chris Reeves, Pippa Daniels, Clive Robbins 2 3 3 POOLE TOWN FC @PooleTownFC www.pooletownfc.co.uk @PooleTownFC www.pooletownfc.co.uk POOLE TOWN FC TOM TALKS TOM TALKS of teams probably going down as far as for AFC Bournemouth. It is a hugely Afternoon All, Chesham in thirteenth place that stll excitng game for him to be involved in Today we welcome the players, feel they can challenge for that one spot. and everyone at Poole wishes him the supporters and ofcials of Beaconsfeld Therefore, to say it’s going to be a very very best of luck. Hopefully, by the tme Town FC to the Black Gold stadium for difcult task is a bit of an understatement you read these notes we will all be in a this league fxture. but we are certainly really motvated for positon to congratulate Jake on getng the challenge ahead. A win today would through to the next round! The away match was a closely fought 1-1 be a step in the right directon. draw. That is probably a fair refecton I thought the crowd numbers had been of the game. I note from recent results We are in quite good shape injury wise. much beter for our recent games and that Beaconsfeld have not been in Obviously we are without Jake Smeeton I am hoping that the gradual increase great form but their last two matches, today but I am very confdent that both in numbers can contnue again today. I although defeats, have been against Luke Roberts and James Constable will hope then that myself and the players Taunton Town who are obviously a very be back in contenton to start the match can give you the performance and result powerful outit and Kings Langley away afer being out for around a month. They that you all deserve for your ongoing from home which is always going to be have been big losses and to have them loyal support. a difcult fxture. Once again, there is no back available for selecton will be a big doubt that Beaconsfeld are going to be a boost for us. Enjoy the game very strong opponent and we need to be Last Saturday at Harrow was a strange at our best. game. If you look at the score line you I am preparing these notes on the day would probably say that it was extremely of young Jake Scrimshaw’s FA Youth It has been two matches since my last one sided and that we must have been Cup match against Manchester City notes - Frome a week ago last Saturday very poor. I do not actually think that Tom was not an amazing game but a very good either of those things was true. Certainly result for us, being a 3-0 victory. When in the frst half it was a closely fought CAPTAINSCAPTAINS CORNERCORNER I say it wasn’t an amazing game I felt match and we were probably a litle bit Frome came with very limited ambiton unfortunate to be behind. In the second Afternoon All, in terms of trying to win the game. They half we were disappointng and I thought Good to be back home afer last weeks horrid away fxture were very defensive throughout even Harrow played very well. As I said, we at Harrow. A game in which we just weren’t good enough all when we were 2-0 up and had a man weren’t dreadful but we weren’t as good over the park. The pitch was absolutely shocking so that didn’t sent of. It meant that the game probably as we needed to be. We certainly need help the style of football that has got us so much success over wasn’t brilliant as a spectacle but as I have to improve today. I know that and the the past month but that most certainly isn’t an excuse, we just said it was a vital and welcome result. players know that. weren’t good enough on the day. There were some good performances throughout the team and I thought all 3 Things are stll very interestng in terms It’s massive we get back on track today then last week can just goals were very well taken. Marvin did of the league table. It is probably going be a minor blip in our run. I’m stll only concentratng on our results, I don’t care what brilliantly to set up Jake Scrimshaw for to be very difcult for us to catch the other teams are doing, we just need to make sure we do the business game by game. two excellent fnishes in the frst half and teams currently occupying to top four then Sam Grifn scored a really good spaces. Certainly that appears to be the Our reverse fxture away against Beaconsfeld was a tough game. We came away with a opportunist goal in the second half. It was case afer last week’s result. Therefore, point but felt we could have got more from the game. They were a big, strong side and a good solid performance only marred realistcally there is one spot for us to I expect today to be a decent batle. by the sending of of Jake Smeeton. It challenge for and that is ffh spot. If we was probably a deserved second yellow secured it, it would mean playing away Get behind the boys and let’s keep our home from going strong! card and it resulted in a two match in all our playof matches but I am not suspension. Thankfully Jake had already desperately worried about that because Up the Dolphins! arranged a holiday to Disneyland so he our away form is so good. In any event, wasn’t going to be available for the next securing that place is a long way of at two matches in any event. the moment and there are a number Whisk 4 5 5 POOLE TOWN FC @PooleTownFC www.pooletownfc.co.uk @PooleTownFC www.pooletownfc.co.uk POOLE TOWN FC BOARDROOM NOTES FriendlCAPTAINSy, straigh tCORNERforward, efcient Chairman Chris Reeves Expert legal advice and legal services for A very warm Black Gold greetng is today extended to the players, ofcials you and your family. and supporters of Beaconsfeld Town FC who are most welcome. I trust that they enjoy their short stay with us. Our opponents have had a season where they have demonstrated that they are to enjoy a good spectacle and hopefully a capable of matching any oppositon in the Poole Town victory. Potentally, Wimborne league. They have produced some fne will await us in the fnal and we do of course performances and currently lie very frmly have a score to setle with the Magpies and in mid-table. if I am not getng too far ahead of myself a Dorset Senior Cup fnal in April against our Last week’s result at Harrow was a great near neighbours will certainly be a fxture disappointment afer a terrifc run which to saviour. We have to get past Weymouth has taken us very frmly into playof frst of course and Tuesday night will contenton. Knowing the desire for determine whether or not that happens. success that is inherent throughout our squad I know only too well how anxious I know Alex Pike is going to be putng the team will be to get out onto the feld together a set of notes for today’s today and put the memory of last week’s programme and I will not repeat what defeat behind them. The quality of the Alex has to say but do take note of some performances that have been produced by very interestng forthcoming atractons the team prior to last weekend have been which we are planning as fundraisers • Residential, commercial and development conveyancing / property matters which will both bring in much needed exceptonal. The results have been good • Divorce and other family and children issues. Fixed fee divorces revenue on the one hand but also provide but the performances at tmes have been • Wills, Probate and Trusts, Lasting Powers of Attorney, the Law and the Elderly even beter. all those atending with a great evening’s entertainment on the other. • Personal Injury/Accident claims (No Win No Fee available) • Construction and Contractual disputes This afernoon I am so desperately hoping that Luke Roberts and James Constable are Not least in terms of what’s on the horizon • Employment issues/claims & Business/Company/Commercial/Partnership matters ft enough to return to the fray. They will is Michael Walker’s testmonial, make a • Legal aid available be like two spectacular new signings. note of Wednesday 20th March in your diaries when we will be playing against Let there be no mistake we are very keen to AFC Bournemouth’s U21 side for Michael’s recover our Natonal League South status beneft and hopefully there will be a really and confrming our positon in the playofs good turnout to demonstrate just how is of course a vital frst step towards highly Michael is regarded in our afectons. achieving that goal. The next league fxture for the team is SOLICITORS This coming Tuesday we have a Dorset away at Chesham next Saturday and the Senior Cup semi-fnal clash with Weymouth next home league fxture for the team is a where every client matters taking place here at the Black Gold, kick-of fortnight today when we take on Merthyr 7:45pm. This is the business end of the here on Saturday 16th March kick-of 3:00pm. Poole Wimborne competton of course and it is a trophy 153 High Street, Poole 25 East Street, Wimborne BH21 1DU that having got to the semi-fnal we very Telephone: 01202 674425 Telephone: 01202 880382 much want to win. It does mean a lot to Enjoy the game and don’t forget the 50/50 any local club I would suggest winning the tckets. Dorset Senior Cup and being regarded as www.jacobsreeves.co.uk “top dog” in the County. I am very much hoping that there is a really good crowd Chris Reeves We are an approved Member of Accident Line 6 7 Accident Line is the only personal injury referral scheme endorsed by Te Law Society 7 A Community Legal Aid Lawyer POOLE TOWN FC @PooleTownFC www.pooletownfc.co.uk @PooleTownFC www.pooletownfc.co.uk POOLE TOWN FC SUPPORTERS CLUB EXECUTIVE The main objectve of Poole Town Football Supporters’ Club (PTFSC) is to help and support the COACH HIRE Directors of the Football Club in their endeavours to provide and maintain frst-class football in Poole. Throughout the year we raise money to fund projects and last season donated thousands of pounds towards the massive efort required for ground grading and improving facilites. This income came from various sources such as subscriptons, 100 Club, 50:50 tcket sales, merchandise and social events.
So far this season we have purchased the following items to help the players to recover from THE BEST injuries: • A portable recovery unit which is used afer a game or training; the machine pumps all the lactc acid out of the body and helps the body to recover more quickly (essental when they have been playing two games per week!) COACHES • three massagers which can be used for specifc injury problems and loaned out to players as necessary
The equipment has been much appreciated by the players and the physio, Tom Curts-Bennet. AREN’T Adult membership is £10 per year, junior membership (under 18) is £5 family membership for £25. Benefts (with proof of membership): • £5 of the cost of travel to away games on the team coach. Contact Bill Reid or Pippa to book; limited number of places available. JUST ON • Discounts on PTFSC social events, including the End of Season Presentaton Night • Occasional promotons/special ofers at the club shop • Birthday card signed by the players for junior members • Other benefts may be added when available
THE PITCH The current list of ofcers and commitee members is as follows: Life President: Dave Mathews Transport partner of Poole Town Football Club Chair: Pippa Daniels Vice-Chair: Marilyn Gower Secretary: Lisa Cann 01202 652222 Treasurer: Pippa Daniels Commitee: John Anderson, Richard Brown, Mike Christopher, Peter Lewis, Dave Osman, Sylvia Palmer, Martn Smith, Rob Sowerby. Please contact Pippa, ([email protected]) Lisa or Marilyn to join PTFSC or to renew your membership. AWAY COACH TRAVEL The next coach trip will be to Chesham Utd on Saturday 9th March the departure time should be 10.00 am –TBC. Usual prices apply. Coaches start from Poole Stadium Coach Park, free car parking available. Prices - Supporters Club members - £20.00 and £15.00 for concessions, Non members pay an additional £5.00. For Bookings and to join the Supporters Club go to the Club Shop.
excelsiorcoaches.com8 9 9 POOLE TOWN FC @PooleTownFC www.pooletownfc.co.uk @PooleTownFC www.pooletownfc.co.uk POOLE TOWN FC CHAPLAINS CORNER LATEST PLAYER STATS Welcome to today’s game and to our visitors from Beaconsfeld. We wish you a safe journey home. The coming week sees pancake day on Tuesday and the beginning of Lent on Ash Wednesday. In school assemblies over the past few days I have been trying (and failing!) to perfect my technique for fipping pancakes, and refectng on why the traditon of pancakes emerged for ‘Mardi Gras’ (French for ‘fat Tuesday’), the day before the beginning of Lent (when we look forward to hostng Weymouth Town for the semi-fnal of the Dorset Senior Cup). The idea of pancake day/Shrove Tuesday was to use up the sweet ingredients that people would do without in the six and a half weeks before Easter. There’s a traditon of giving something up for Lent - for me this year it’s the fzzy drinks that I have too many of - you may have seen me consuming these on the touch line or in the bar! Going without things in Lent is for two reasons: frst, to remember the temptaton of Jesus in the desert, when He drew deeply from his well of knowledge of the Old Testament in resistng three big temptatons; and second to recall his willingness to do without even life itself by dying on the cross for the good of people like you and me. Giving things up for Lent is about much more than ditching bad habits. It’s about refectng on the changes that God wants to see in our lives. Over the weeks before Easter, coinciding with the end-of-season run-in, I hope you’ll take tme to consider some changes that would be in order, and then have the strength to put these into practce.
Wishing you God’s best,
Rev David Price (Vicar of St John’s, Poole) 01202 740235 [email protected]
10 11 11 POOLE TOWN FC @PooleTownFC www.pooletownfc.co.uk @PooleTownFC www.pooletownfc.co.uk POOLE TOWN FC Supporter of the Month We have decided to try out a new feature for the programme to celebrate those unsung heroes who help to keep this great club running. This all came about as I was thinking of a way to announce my grandson’s departure for Canada on a 2 year work permit. This will be his last home game before leaving on his adventure. Once I decided how to present it, I realised that this interview could be a format that could be repeated for any of our fans and will now become a permanent programme feature. RTS. What is your name and where do you live? Dom. I’m Dom Guile and I live in Poole RTS. What was your frst game? Dom. The frst game I saw Poole play was vs VTFC (now Sholing) during the 2008-09 season, which we drew 1-1 resultng in us winning the Wessex Premier League. RTS. Who introduced you to Poole Town? Dom. Chris Kelly, he’s a family friend and had recommended that we come and watch a game. Been hooked ever since! RTS. Who is your favourite player of all tme? Dom. That would most probably be Kevin Gill. To this day I think he was the most entertaining player to wear a Poole shirt. I remember him running down the wing like a rocket and his crosses were inch perfect! Current favourite is Luke Roberts. RTS. Who is your all tme hero? Dom. It has to be Tommy Killick. He has done an amazing job with the club. Guiding us to multple promotons and hundreds of wins. He is an amazing manager………, except for when he backchats the referees! RTS. What was the best game you ever saw? Dom. This is a really hard queston, as I’ve seen loads of good games following Poole. I would say the best game I’ve seen was vs Spennymoor in the FA Vase, we were 0-2 down but ending up winning 3-2 with Super-sub Steve Smith infamously scoring a goal that came of his back-side! RTS. What was the best goal you’ve seen? Dom. Michael Charles vs Didcot. I remember it so well. He was subbed on for his frst appearance and with his frst touch of the game he chipped the goalkeeper, I remember that goal so vividly. We won 4-0 that night! RTS. What is your best memory? Dom. The best memory I’ve got as a Poole fan is when we went up to Newcastle for the weekend on the team coach to watch Poole play Whitley Bay in the FA Vase. We lost the match but it was a great weekend either way. Our aim at Ableworld is to provide caring solutions for our RTS. What is your worst game or memory? customers enabling them to enjoy greater independence and Dom. Losing 5-0 away to Yate Town in the FA Cup. They were botom of the league at the tme whilst more comfortable and active lives. we were top, so losing 5-0 just made it even worse. They were our bogey team that season, gave us a few hard games. RTS. Who was/is your favourite supporter? We do this by providing quality products and services at Dom. Martn Cooper, RIP. He was a lovely guy with a great sense of humour, always had the tme to value for money prices shake our hands and have a chat at the games. Also had an amazing knowledge of music.
Thanks Dom, I think everyone will join me in wishing you well for the next 2 years on your adventures. Tel: 01202 575819 [email protected] www.ableworld.co.uk Rob 12 13 13 POOLE TOWN FC @PooleTownFC www.pooletownfc.co.uk @PooleTownFC www.pooletownfc.co.uk POOLE TOWN FC NLP COLUMN The battle to stay up in the National League is Havant & Waterlooville, Dover, Barnet, promising to be one of the most interesting Boreham Wood and Maidenhead to drop down aspects of the Non-League campaign. to the National League South if they suffered relegation. The fact that you currently have teams such as Chesterfield and Aldershot in the lower This throws up a potential logistical nightmare echelons of the division really goes to show for the National League as it now appears highly just how high the standard in the National likely that some serious re-structuring of teams League has become over the past few years. in the North and South will be needed over the summer. Gone are the days where a massive gulf in class used to exist between the top and the bottom of Teams such as Hemel Hempstead, Oxford City, the table and I can honestly say that this season Gloucester City could therefore be in for a has heralded some of the most competitive nervous wait because as things stand they be games at Step 1 level that I have ever seen. victims of a restructure.
It will be fascinating to see how the battle to Of course, there is not a huge amount that can remain in the league evolves as the season really be done about this as both leagues need enters its business end and with just five points to contain 22 teams but you have got to spear a currently separating 21st and 15th position, thought for a southern based team that ends up there a plenty of teams that could get dragged getting moved into the National League North. into trouble before the campaign’s end. Travel costs will be much higher, while the When glancing at the bottom of the National long journeys to places such as Blyth and York League table however, a rather interesting piece would certainly take their toll on the players. of information soon emerges. It is an unfortunate situation but that is the Currently seven of the bottom eight teams are nature of filtering a nationwide division into two based towards the south of the country. distinct regional blocs. On any normal occasion, you would expect anyone from Braintree, Maidstone, Aldershot, Hugh Varl ey
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14 POOLE TOWN FC @PooleTownFC www.pooletownfc.co.uk SECRETARY’S CORNER POST LATEST ACTION SHOTS WELCOME BACK: So just 10 more games including today Welcome back to the Black MARCH OUTSTANDING FIXTURES Gold Stadium this afernoon ARE: for our latest game in the Saturday 9th 2018/2019 season we are back in Away v Chesham Utd Evo-Stk League South – Premier South acton. Today we welcome Saturday 16th Beaconsfeld Town to the Black Gold Home v Merthyr Town for the frst tme ever in league acton; they joined the Southern League in Saturday 23rd 2008. We have already made the Away v Taunton Town journey to Holloways Park back in December with the game fnishing in Saturday 30th a 1 – 1 draw. A warm welcome to our Home v Hendon visitors and refereeing team; we wish them all a safe journey home. WYVERN PREMIER DIVISION: Poole Town Reserves – Saturday 23rd FIXTURES FOR MARCH ETC + CUP v AFC Portchester they won 4 - 2. NEWS: Then in the rearranged home game Our next match acton is this Tuesday in the 3rd Rd of the John Stmpson 5th March when we host Weymouth Memorial Trophy v Bush Hill was on Some great acton winning at home against Frome 16th February 2019 in the Dorset Senior Cup Semi Final Wednesday 27th February the team – 7.45 pm. The game will be over went through with a 6 – 0 win. Coming 90 minutes with 30 minutes extra + up on Saturday 9th March – Home penaltes if required to setle the te v Salisbury – 2.00 pm. Wednesday on the night. 13th – Home v Christchurch – 7.45 Admission will be reduced for this pm and Saturday 23rd March – Home game: v Hamble Club – 2.00 pm. Adults: £8.00 Concessions: £5.00 YOURS IN SPORT U18’s: £3.00 Accompanied U13’s: Free Should we progress to the fnal the Bill Reid date is Tuesday 9th April which I imagine will be played at The County Ground, Hamworthy. In the other semi fnal Bridport will take on Wimborne Town on Wednesday 6th March.
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COMMUNITY TOM KILLICK MICHAEL HUBBARD 50+ Walking Football Manager Assistant Coach
Took over in May 2004, previously a Town player Was with Poole as a player untl the later part of with a long non-league career as a prolifc striker, the 2011/2012 season when Poole made their Non-League Player of the Year 1991/2 + member of return to the Southern League, he departed the F.A. Vase winning Wimborne team in 1991/92. to Wimborne Town and has over the past few Football, For A Arrived from Salisbury City where he was Assistant seasons played for several local clubs. The club, in partnership with The National ll Manager. Steered club to promoton in his frst year and established Poole as a powerhouse team League Trust run every Tuesday from 6-7pm in the Wessex Premier Division. Winning the last walking football for over 50+’s. Every session three ttles and promoted to The Southern South & West in 2011-12, he built a squad to fnish 2nd gives the players excerise as well as in their frst year and missed out on Promoton in ANDY FLETCHER connecting socially with other local attendees. the play-of fnal but won the league outright in Goalkeeping Coach 2012-13, winning the Dorset Senior cup in 2010, 2013 and 2014. 2014/15 – took side to runners-up The sessions are aimed at providing football Team Work in the Premier and Red Insure Cup winners adding the Southern Premier ttle in 2015/16 + a 5th Arrived pre-season 2018/2019 to replace Robbie experience at a calm and steady pace while place in Natonal League South in 2016/2017 prior Yates. Played in goal for local teams over the to the relegaton reverse of last season. years & stll playing today. Played for his regiment delivering an excellent standard of football and the Royal Armoured Corps during his tme development and teamwork. SPONSORED BY: PIPPA DANIELS in the armed forces, coaches youth football at Lytchet Red Triangle. Also part of the Between the Stcks goalkeeping All sessions are hosted by Callum Brooks, coaching set-up who’s more than qualified to help aid those Enthusiasm JAMIE WHISKEN SPONSORED BY: MIKE CHRISTOPHER wanting their objectives achieved. (Captain) Defender
Jamie Whisken The defender was one several players that moved STEVE RICHARDSON west to Poole Town from AFC Toton in the Coach summer of 2013. The defender’s main positon is in central defence but he can also play along the back four as he is just as comfortable going Support forward as he is in defence. He started his career Tafy is back at the club to resume his long tme at AFC Bournemouth, where he only managed to associaton with Tom Killick. He played over play one game in the league cup against Wigan 400 games for Poole Town and was also with Athletc. He has also played for Basingstoke Town, Wimborne Town, Weymouth, Basingstoke Town Bognor Regis and Farnborough Town took over as and Dorchester Town as well being player/ captain of the side during the 2013/14 season. manager at Salisbury City, the highlight being Totals – 252 Appearances and 11 goals. captain and top goal scorer when Wimborne as a SPONSORED BY: MARILYN AND MICHAEL GOWER Wessex League club won the FA Vase at Wembley Every Tuesday Night | 6-7pm | The Old Sports Hall in1991/1992. at Oak Academy | Entrance off of Duck Lane, BH11 9JJ AVAILABLE TO BE SPONSORED: SPONSORED BY: DORSET CHILDRENS FOUNDATION • TOM CURTIS-BENETT - PHYSIO • DAVID PRICE - CHAPLAIN PAUL AYLEY - KIT MAN - SPONSORED BY WENDY SHORT • IAIN FULLERTON - CLUB DOCTOR • PHIL HOOPER - HEAD STEWARD SHANE LANCHBURY - ASSISTANT KIT MAN SPONSORED BY MIKE WINCHESTER 18 19 19 POOLE TOWN FC @PooleTownFC www.pooletownfc.co.uk @PooleTownFC www.pooletownfc.co.uk POOLE TOWN FC POOLE TOWN FC - PLAYER PROFILES POOLE TOWN FC - PLAYER PROFILES PETER O’CONNOR WILL SPETCH JOSH LESLIE-SMITH CORBY MOORE Goalkeeper Defender Defender Full Back/Midfield
SPONSORED BY: SPONSORED BY: SPONSORED BY: RESOURCE RECRUITMENT PIPPA DANIELS ROB THE SHIRT AND DOM Jamie Whisken Signed 9th August 2018 he played for Banbury Home grown talent from our Youth sides who Progressed through the youth ranks to make his debut in the Natonal League at Bath City on the 17th Arrived back at the club in 2016/2017 afer United Youth, Oxford United and Walsall rightully claimed frst team status. Afer April 2017, part of the Southern League squad this transferring from Chelmsford City was with the club previously during a loan spell from Forest Academies and England school boys ( south transferring to Suton Utd late in 2013/14 he season. west). He gained a Football Scholarship to sufered injury problems he arrived back at Green. Described as a Midfelder but has been Tatnam at the end of October 2014 now fully converted in a full back role also played with Frome Bournemouth University. As an adult has played Town and Bishop’s Stortord. Was a member of the forEasington Sports, Westland Sports and was established in the Poole Town back line. JAKE SMEETON Southampton Academy and has also played for Indy named “Dorset premier league pick of the league Appearances: 317 Goals 32. Eleven in the USA. goalkeeper his last club was Clapton FC playing in Defence Essex senior league. MARVIN BROOKS SPONSORED BY: SAM HOUSE Midfield JOHN ANDERSON OLLY BALMER Forward Striker SPONSORED BY: Signed from Dorchester Town on the 29/12/2016. GUTTER CLEANING Was the skipper at Dorchester, Jake was previously SPECIALISTS with Poole prior to moving to the Avenue Stadium. SPONSORED BY: Last season was badly disrupted by injury problems ANDY NOONAN for him. Home grown talent who came through from the youth reserve system establishing himself in the Recent arrival from Wessex Premier side, Lymington Returns to Poole Town from Blackfeld & NL League side. He played a major part in the ADAM GRANGE Town made his debut v Taunton Town on the 13th Langley. Young striker who was top goal scorer club success forming a formidable partnership October. in 2016/2017 as the Poole Town U18’s won the with Steve Devlin in central midfeld. Although his Forward South West Countes League & Cup double and normal positon is in midfeld, he has also been progressed to the FA Youth Cup 2nd Rd Proper, used as central defence when numbers have been established himself in the 1st team squad last short at the back, top goal scorer in 2015/16. SPONSORED BY: JAMES BOOTE season. In 2017/2018 he scored 25 goals in 11 Departed in summer 2017 to Salisbury FC but RICHARD GALE Midfield games for the Poole Town Development squad. came back to the club at the end of November 2017. Appearances 276 72 goals Signed at the later end of 2016/2017 from Wessex Premier side, Andover Town. 2017/2018 saw Adam sufer injury problems but hopefully 2018/2019 LUKE CAIRNEY will see him back to his full potental. Previously SAM GRIFFIN at Portsmouth he received a call-up to the England Goalkeeper Schoolboys squad in January 2016. Recent arrival on loan from AFC Bournemouth a 1st Forward year Professional who has been with Cherries for 6 years. SPONSORED BY: JACK DICKSON MARJU VEELMA SPONSORED BY: CHILFROME DELICATESSEN Midfield OLI LOWES
Transfer arrival from Thatcham Town and made Another new arrival in July 2018 also from Forward SPONSORED BY: his debut v Salisbury on the 14/8/2018. Spent last Blackfeld & Langley where he was the Supporters PETER AND OLIVE REEVES season with Wessex side, Andover Town, he is also Player of the Year for 2017/2018 part of their the Army FA and Combined Services keeper and Wessex Premier winning squad last season. prior to joining the Royal Engineers spent 10 years Came through the youth teams, debut away at with Burnley. Truro City on 8th October 2013. Went to the USA on a football scholarship at the end of 2015/16 was back for the 2017/2018 season but sufered injury Another young striker who has come through the problems during the last campaign. youth system at the club recent experience with the 1st team squad. 20 21 21 POOLE TOWN FC @PooleTownFC www.pooletownfc.co.uk @PooleTownFC www.pooletownfc.co.uk POOLE TOWN FC POOLE TOWN FC - PLAYER PROFILES
STEVE DEVLIN Midfield JAKE SCRIMSHAW Forward SPONSORED BY: SYLVIA PALMER Steve Devlin Young striker who has signed on a loan deal from Joined from Dorchester Town in January 2012 AFC Bournemouth arrived at the end of October and and has made the central midfeld place his own, made his debut v Portland Utd in the Dorset Senior he also has a keen eye for goal from direct free Cup scoring 6 goals in the 7 – 1 win. kicks. In 2012/13 Devlin made 39 appearances, the midfelder scored important goals in helping Poole Town win the Southern League South & West & Dorset Senior Cup double. In 2013/14 JEZ BEDFORD he was again top goalscorer for the Club with 19 Midfield goals, 16 in the league. 2016/17 named in the NL South team of the season previously named SPONSORED BY: in the Southern Premier team of the season. MARILYN & MICHAEL GOWER Jez is a local lad who spent tme on loan with the club last season from Portsmouth but has now returned LUKE ROBERTS to the club this season following his release by the Forward League One club.
SPONSORED BY: THE RWA JAMES CONSTABLE Forward Signed from AFC Toton in pre-season 2014/15. 2015/16 saw him come into his own with some quality goals and followed this up in 2016/17 with another tremendous season. 2016/17 was named Players Player, Supporters Player + Supporters Professional footballer with more than 12 years Club Player of the Year. Sufered an ACL injury in in the game, played at League 1, League 2 and the 2017/2018 pre-season and thus missed all of conference level. Represented country at England 2017/2018 back in the 1st team squad for the new C, and captained Oxford United in promoton to the campaign. football league in 2010. Clubs played for include MATCH RANGE Chippenham Town, Walsall, Kidderminster Harriers, Shrewsbury Town, Oxford United and currently at Eastleigh Football Club in the Natonal League. MICHAEL WALKER Was on loan last season at Poole and recently Defender re-signed on another loan deal from Eastleigh.
SPONSORED BY: SYLVIA PALMER Jamie Whisken AVAILABLE TO BE SPONSORED: First signed in 2004 but has also been on the books of • JAMES CONSTABLE • SAM HOUSE • Dorchester Town, Wimborne Town and Weymouth fnally returned for 2014/2015 previously captain at • JAKE SCRIMSHAW • PETER O’CONNOR • Poole Town. Returned from long term injury in the fnal few matches of 2017/2018 and now back in the 1st team • ASSISTANT COACH MICHAEL HUBBARD • squad.
22 23 23 POOLE TOWN FC @PooleTownFC www.pooletownfc.co.uk @PooleTownFC www.pooletownfc.co.uk POOLE TOWN FC FIXTURES & RESULTS FIXTURES & RESULTS KICK DATE OFF OPPONENT COMP VENUE WLD F-A ATT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 August 2018 11/08/2018 15:00 Hartley Wintney EVO H L 1-3 349 Hutchings Williams Smeeton Spetch Whisken Petefer Grifn Moore Brooks Clarke (1) Dickson Leslie-Smith O’Connor Devlin Grange Balmer 14/08/2018 19:45 Salisbury EVO A W 2-1 885 Cairney Williams Leslie-Smith Spetch Whisken Moore Grifn (1) Devlin Clarke (1) Brooks Grange Smeeton Hutchings Petefer Balmer Lowes 18/08/2018 15:00 Basingstoke Town EVO A W 2-1 395 Cairney Williams Leslie-Smith Spetch (1) Whisken Moore Grifn Devlin Clarke Brooks (1) Grange Petefer Hutchings Hubbard Balmer Waters 25/08/2018 15:00 Metropolitan Police EVO H D 2-2 299 Cairney Williams Leslie-Smith Smeeton Whisken (1) Moore Grifn Petefer Clarke Brooks (1) Grange Balmer Hutchings Jamison Gillespie Bedford 27/08/2018 15:00 Wimborne Town EVO A W 4-0 918 Cairney Williams Leslie-Smith Spetch Whisken Moore Grifn Petefer Clarke Brooks (1) Bedford(1) Balmer Hutchings Gillespie (2) Grange Smeeton September 2018 01/09/2018 15:00 Staines Town EVO H L 0-2 362 Cairney Williams Smeeton Spetch Whisken Petefer Leslie-Smith Moore Clarke Balmer Bedford Jamison Hutchings Grange Dickson Richardson 08/09/2018 15:00 Shafesbury Town FAC1Q A W 1-0 439 Cairney Leslie-Smith Smeeton Spetch Whisken Petefer Bedford Moore Roberts (1) Clarke Grifn Grange Hutchings Brooks Balmer Jamison 15/09/2018 15:00 Hendon EVO A L 0-1 263 Cairney Moore Leslie-Smith Spetch Whisken Petefer Grifn Devlin Clarke Henry Roberts Bedford Hutchings Grange Smeeton Balmer 22/09/2018 15:00 Cinderford Town FAC2Q H W 3-0 298 Cairney Moore Williams Leslie-Smith Spetch Whisken Petefer (1) Bedford Brooks Roberts (1) Gillespie (1) Grifn Hutchings Clarke Balmer Grange 29/09/2018 15:00 Farnborough EVO H W 6-0 422 Cairney Williams Leslie-Smith Spetch Whisken Petefer Bedford (1) Moore Henry (3) Brooks Roberts (1) Gillespie (1) O’Connor Grifn Clarke Devlin
October 2018 4-2 PENS 02/10/2018 19:45 Dorchester Town F.C. SLC1R A W 1-1 227 Rolleston Dickson Grifn Jamison Waters Clarke Lowes Devlin Henry (1) Balmer Grange Turner Smeeton McKay Herrington Richardson 06/10/2018 15:00 Horsham F.C. FAC3Q A D 1-1 355 Cairney Williams Leslie-Smith Grifn Whisken Petefer Bedford Moore Gillespie (1) Brooks Roberts Devlin O’Connor Grange Mitchell Gilot 09/10/2018 19.45 Horsham F.C. Replay FAC3Q H W 2-1 381 Cairney Williams Leslie-Smith Grifn Whisken (1) Petefer Bedford Moore (1) Gillespie Brooks Roberts Devlin Smeeton Grange Dickson Gilot 13/10/2018 15:00 Taunton Town EVO H W 1-0 406 Cairney Williams Smeeton Leslie-Smith Whisken Moore Grifn Devlin Petefer Brooks (1) Bedford House O’Connor Gilot Balmer Grange 16/10/2018 19:45 Gosport Borough EVO A L 3-2 263 Cairney Williams Smeeton Leslie-Smith Whisken Moore Grifn Devlin (1) Petefer Brooks (1) Bedford Davis Rolleston Grange Gilot House 20/10/2018 15:00 Haringey Borough FAC4Q A L 1-2 403 Cairney Williams Smeeton Spetch Leslie-Smith Moore Grifn Devlin (1) Bedford Petefer Roberts Grange O’Connor Davis Dickson Gilot 27/10/2018 15:00 Frome Town FAT1Q H W 2-1 271 Cairney Williams Smeeton Spetch Whisken Moore Grifn Devlin Gilot Brooks (1) Bedford (1) House Leslie-Smith Davis Gillespie November 2018 03/11/2018 15.00 King’s Langley EVO A W 3-0 228 Cairney Williams Smeeton Spetch Whisken Moore Bedford (1) Devlin (1) House Brooks Grifn (1) Davis Petefer Leslie-Smith Gillespie Grange 06/11/2018 19:45 Portland United DSC1 H W 7-1 172 Rolleston Dickson Smeeton Leslie-Smith Jamison Davis Bedford Devlin Gillespie Scrimshaw (6) Grange Turner Sampson (1) Brooks Hubbard 10/11/2018 15:00 Brentwood Town FAT2Q A D 2-2 159 Cairney Williams Smeeton Spetch (1) Whisken Petefer Grifn Moore House Brooks (1) Bedford Davis Scrimshaw Leslie-Smith Gillespie 13/11/2018 19:45 Brentwood Town FAT2QR H W 4-1 276 Cairney Williams Leslie-Smith Spetch Whisken Dickson Grifn (1) Moore Gillespie (1) Brooks House (1) Grange Petefer Smeeton (1) Scrimshaw 17/11/2018 15:00 Walton Casuals EVO A W 4-0 206 Cairney Williams Leslie-Smith Spetch Whisken Dickson Grifn Moore Gillespie (1) Brooks Scrimshaw Bedford (1) Davis (1) Petefer House Grange (1) 20/11/2018 19:45 Wimborne Town SLC2R A L 0-3 221 Rolleston Camp Smeeton Grange Alhevba Hubbard Sampson Davis McKay Bedford MarikJ Turner Herrington Richardson 24/11/2018 15:00 Dorking Wanderers FAT3Q H L 2-3 285 Cairney Williams Leslie-Smith Spetch Whisken Dickson Grifn Moore Gillespie (1) Brooks (1) Scrimshaw Smeeton Petefer Davis House December 2018 01/12/2018 15:00 Frome Town EVO A D 1-1 290 Cairney Williams Leslie-Smith Spetch (1) Whisken Dickson Grifn Moore Gillespie Brooks House Grange Smeeton Petefer Bedford 04/12/2018 19:45 Swanage Town and Herston FC DSCQF H W 10-2 104 Rolleston Hubbard (1) Mckay Smeeton Williamson Petefer Bedford (1) Davis (3) House (2) Scrimshaw (1) Grange (1) Sampson (1) Turner Herrington Richardson 08/12/2018 15:00 Beaconsfeld EVO A D 1-1 93 Cairney Williams Leslie-Smith Spetch Whisken Dickson Grifn Moore Constable Brooks Roberts (1) Gillespie Bedford House Smeeton 11/12/2018 19:45 Merthyr Town EVO A W 2-0 279 Cairney Williams Leslie-Smith Spetch Whisken Smeeton Grifn (1) Moore Constable (1) Brooks Roberts Dickson House Gillespie Bedford 22/12/2018 15:00 Hartley Wintney EVO A L 3-4 255 Cairney Williams Leslie-Smith Spetch Whisken Smeeton Grifn Moore Constable (1) Brooks Roberts (1) Gillespie House Dickson Bedford Grange 26/12/2018 12.30 Wimborne Town EVO H L 2-5 818 Cairney Leslie-Smith Smeeton Spetch Whisken Moore Grifn Dickson Constable (1) Brooks Roberts (1) Scrimshaw Bedford Gillespie House 29/12/2018 15:00 Salisbury EVO H D 2-2 623 Cairney Williams Smeeton Spetch Whisken Moore Grifn Devlin Constable Gillespie Roberts (1) House (1) Bedford Leslie-Smith Scrimshaw January 2019 01/01/2019 15:00 Weymouth EVO A D 2-2 1270 Cairney Williams Smeeton (1) Spetch Leslie-Smith Grange Grifn Moore Constable Dickson Roberts Gillespie O’Connor Scrimshaw (1) House Bedford 05/01/2019 15:00 Gosport Borough EVO H D 1-1 383 Cairney Williams Smeeton Spetch Leslie-Smith Dickson Grifn Moore Constable Brooks Roberts (1) Grange O’Connor House Gillespie Bedford 08/01/2019 19:45 Dorchester Town EVO H L 0-1 472 Cairney Williams Smeeton Spetch Leslie-Smith Dickson Grifn Moore Constable Brooks Roberts Lowes Rolleston Bedford Gillespie House 12/01/2019 15:00 Tiverton Town EVO A W 2-0 223 Cairney Dickson Smeeton Spetch Leslie-Smith Bedford Grifn Moore Constable (1) Brooks Roberts (1) Lowes Hubbard House Richardson 15/01/2019 19.45 Swindon Supermarine EVO H L 2-5 294 Cairney Dickson Smeeton Spetch Brooks Boote Grifn Moore Constable Bedford Roberts (2) Lowes House Balmer Jamison 22/01/2019 19:45 Harrow Borough EVO H D 3-3 277 Cairney Williams Leslie-Smith Spetch Whisken Smeeton Grifn Moore Constable (1) Brooks (1) Roberts Scrimshaw (1) House Bedford Dickson 26/01/2019 15:00 Dorchester Town EVO A W 2-0 597 Cairney Bedford Leslie-Smith Spetch Whisken Smeeton Grifn Moore Constable (1) Brooks (1) Roberts Dickson O’Connor Boote House Williams 29/01/2019 19:45 Chesham United EVO H D 0-0 211 Cairney Bedford Leslie-Smith Spetch Whisken Smeeton Grifn Moore Constable Brooks Roberts Grange House Boote Dickson February 2019 02/02/2019 15:00 Kings Langley EVO H W 3-0 629 Cairney Dickson Smeeton Leslie-Smith Whisken House Grifn Moore (1) Constable (1) Brooks (1) Roberts Grange O’Connor Bedford Hubbard Boote 05/02/2019 15:00 Walton Casuals EVO H W 3-1 257 Cairney Dickson Smeeton Leslie-Smith Whisken House (1) Grifn Moore Constable Brooks Roberts (1) Grange Bedford Boote Scrimshaw (1) 09/02/2019 15:00 Swindon Supermarine EVO A D 1-1 242 Cairney Dickson Smeeton Leslie-Smith Whisken House Grifn Moore Scrimshaw (1) Brooks Bedford Spetch O’Connor Boote Grange Hubbard 12/02/2019 19:45 Tiverton EVO H W 3-0 301 Cairney Dickson Smeeton Leslie-Smith Whisken House (1) Grifn (1) Moore Scrimshaw (1) Brooks Bedford Spetch Rolleston Boote Grange Roberts 16/02/2019 15:00 Frome Town EVO H W 3-0 474 Cairney Dickson Smeeton Leslie-Smith Whisken House Grifn (1) Moore Scrimshaw (2) Brooks Bedford Spetch O’Connor Boote Grange Roberts 23/02/2019 15:00 Harrow Borough EVO A L 0-4 202 Cairney Dickson Leslie-Smith Spetch Whisken House Grifn Moore Scrimshaw Brooks Bedford Grange O’Connor Boote Constable Hubbard March 2019 02/03/2018 15:00 Beaconsfeld Town EVO H 05/03/2018 19:45 Weymouth DSCSF H 09/03/2019 15:00 Chesham United EVO A 16/03/2019 15:00 Methyr Town EVO H 23/03/2019 15:00 Taunton Town EVO A 30/03/2019 15:00 Hendon EVO H April 2019 06/04/2019 15:00 Farnborough EVO A 13/04/2019 15:00 Basingstoke Town EVO H 20/04/2019 15:00 Metropolitan Police EVO A 22/04/2019 15:00 Weymouth EVO H 27/04/2019 15:00 Staines Town EVO A Goalscorers Sub 1 Sub 2 Sub 3 Yellow Card Red Card 25 POOLE TOWN FC @PooleTownFC www.pooletownfc.co.uk @PooleTownFC www.pooletownfc.co.uk POOLE TOWN FC BEACONSFIELD TOWN FC BEACONSFIELD TOWN FC
CALLUM WEBB – Defender Age: 23 JORDAN AJANLEKOKO – Midfeld Age: 25 BRENDAN MATTHEW – Forward Age: 24 SQAUD Previous Clubs: Millwall, Slough Town, Previous Clubs: Wycombe Wanderers (Youth) Previous Clubs: AFC Wimbledon (Youth) / Canvey Island, Welling United, Egham Town, / Chelsea (Youth) / Burnham / Egham Town Fulham (Youth) / Egham Town Chesham United Along with Wes Daly, AJ was joint ‘Managers A summer 2018 capture from Egham Town RAVAN CONSTABLE Younger brother of midfelder Nathan, Player of the Season” for 2017-18 and where he played over 200 games and scored CALLUM WEBB Callum is a former professional at Millwall. previously won successive ‘Young Player over 100 goals. He originally joined The Rams in the 2017 / of the Season’ awards during his frst spell MAYOWA BALOGUN 18 season and was part of the Championship at Beaconsfeld SYCOB. Chips in with some DAN BROWN – Midfeld Age: 29 REECE YORKE winning squad. Is able to play in a variety of important goals and always gives 100% Previous Clubs: Northwood / Maidenhead positons. commitment to the club, both on and of the United / Wealdstone / Staines Town LUKE NEVILLE pitch. The second Dan Brown to play for The Rams, this Dan is a highly experienced midfelder WES DALY JEROME ECCLESTON – Defender Age: 27 Previous Clubs: Southall / AFC Hayes / WES DALY – Midfeld Age: 34 with over 150 frst team appearances for LOUIS STEAD Egham Town Previous Clubs: QPR / Raith Rovers / Bromley Maidenhead United in the Conference South. Joined in the summer of 2018. JORDAN AJANLEKOKO A former ‘Players Player of the Season’ at AFC / AFC Wimbledon / Maidenhead United / Hayes, the athletc Jerome joined The Rams Boreham Wood / Basingstoke Town / Hemel Hempstead Town / Egham Town JON-JO BATES - Midfeld Age: 27 BRENDAN MATTHEW in the summer of 2017 and played 30 tmes Previous Clubs: Bedfont Town, Dagenham & in the Championship winning team despite a Club captain and joint ‘Managers Player of CHARLIE LOSASSO the Year 2017-18”, Wes made nine frst team Redbridge, Northwood, Beaconsfeld SYCOB, couple of injuries interruptng his season. Uxbridge, Chesham United THOMAS GOGO appearances for QPR as well as helping AFC Wimbledon to two consecutve play-of Making a welcome return to The Rams in LUKE NEVILLE – Defender Age: 24 December 2018 (and scoring the winner JEROME ECCLESTON Previous Clubs: Staines Town / Egham Town semi-fnals and playing over 100 games for Basingstoke Town. against Basingstoke Town!), Jon-Jo frst played JON-JO BATES A PE Teacher, Luke joined The Rams in the for The Rams in 2013. A former professional summer of 2017 having made over 100 CHARLIE LOSASSO – Midfeld Age: 26 at Dagenham & Redbridge Jon-Jo has also DAN BROWN appearances for previous club Egham Town. Previous Clubs: Reading (Youth) / played over 100 games for Uxbridge and over MARVIN MORGAN Vice captain of the team, Luke played every Salisbury (loan) / Whitehawk (Loan) / AFC 50 for Chesham United. game bar one in The Rams championship AARON MINHAS Bournemouth / Farnborough / Slough Town winning season and is hugely popular with SYCOB’s ‘Player of the Year’ for 2016-17 and MARVIN MORGAN – Forward Age: 35 the fans, winning the Club Sportsman of the winner of last season’s ‘Goal of the Year’ with Previous Clubs: Yeading / Woking / Aldershot RAVAN CONSTABLE – Goalkeeper Age: 24 Year award. his FA Cup corker against Chalfont St. Peter. Town / Shrewsbury Town / Plymouth Argyle / Previous Clubs: Barnet (Youth) / Wealdstone His season was ended early in a game v Fleet Havant & Waterlooville / Bath City / Hendon / Enfeld Borough / Poters Bar Town REECE YORKE – Defender Age: 27 Town but he is now fully recovered and will be Vastly experienced centre forward and Jamaican born Ravan joined The Rams in Previous Clubs: Met Police / Burnham / looking to reproduce the form that had plenty former professional with Shrewsbury Town November 2017 on loan from Wealdstone, Egham Town / Slough Town / St. Albans City of ‘bigger’ clubs regularly watching him. and Plymouth Argyle. Amongst his many initally as cover for the injured Jamie Norris. / Wealdstone achievements Marvin scored the frst ever He played 17 games before being recalled A former England Schoolboys internatonal AARON MINHAS – Midfeld Age: 23 League Cup goal for Aldershot Town. Outside football he runs his own fashion range called due to Wealdstone’s run to the FA Trophy and briefy a professional with Barnet, Reece Previous Clubs: Windsor / Reading Town Fresh Ego Kid which is highly popular with semi fnals. Now signed permanently he will rejoined The Rams in December 2017 having A regular in the Panjab Natonal team, numerous celebrites. Joined The Rams in start the season as Rams frst choice keeper. played for SYCOB back in 2013. A solid reliable Aaron has been with The Rams since 2015- compettor he has formed a strong central 16. Scored the frst ever Beaconsfeld Town November 2018 from Hendon. defensive partnership with Luke Neville. compettve goal and ended last season as top scorer with 14 goals. Also won ‘Players THOMAS GOGO - Winger and a new signing MAYOWA BALOGUN – Defender Age: 22 Player of the Season” for the 2017/18 season. from Staines. Previous Clubs: Edgware Town / Hendon / Kings Langley / Bedford Town LOUIS STEAD – Midfeld Age: 26 A former full tme scholar at Wigan Athletc, Previous Clubs: Chalfont St. Peter / Egham Mayowa joined The Rams in the summer of Town / Northwood / North Greenford United / Hemel Hempstead 2018. A qualifed football coach and a former A summer 2018 signing from neighbours youth County Cricket player. Chalfont St. Peter, Lewis is an experienced campaigner with over 250 career games. 26 27 POOLE TOWN FC @PooleTownFC www.pooletownfc.co.uk @PooleTownFC www.pooletownfc.co.uk POOLE TOWN FC BEACONSFIELD TOWN FC HISTORY
Though formed as recently as the summer of 2017 the roots of Beaconsfeld Town The 2013-14 campaign saw Gary Meakin take over as manager just fve days before the FC stem from Beaconsfeld SYCOB which was founded in 1994 following a merger start of the season and with only fve players on the clubs books – to fnish eighth and between Beaconsfeld United and Slough Youth Centre Old Boys - hence the ‘SYCOB’ reach the quarter-fnals of the League Cup was a fne achievement as was a runner up in the club’s name. spot in the Berks & Bucks FA Senior Cup, Chesham United gaining revenge for defeat 12 months earlier. The 2014-15 season saw a partnership with the FAB Academy who United dated back to 1921 and were themselves a coming together of two local teams provided the bulk of the teams players under the stewardship of Andy Hurley and Nas whilst Slough Youth Centre formed their frst football team in 1938. With Slough Bashir. That partnership contnued into 2015-16 season with Geof Warner as manager Youth Centre Old Boys unable to progress due to a lack of ground provisions and as The Rams fnished in a respectable ninth place while the 2016-17 season saw them United themselves struggling on and of the feld at the tme the decision was taken to under the joint stewardship of Andy Hurley and Leigh Wooldridge and ended with a amalgamate the two clubs and so Beaconsfeld SYCOB was born. 16th place league fnish though a run to the Fourth Qualifying Round of the FA Cup was a ‘Best Ever’ for SYCOB. Initally playing in the London Spartan Premier Division, and with Fred Deanus as chairman, Beaconsfeld chalked up a series of Top Five fnishes before fnally winning The 2017-18 season saw the return of Gary Meakin as the frst manager of the new- the league in 2000-01 under the guidance of Simon Delahunty. However they were ly named Beaconsfeld Town, with Chris Coyle as chairman. The Rams had virtually a refused promoton to the Isthmian League due to some harsh technicalites over the whole new team and, helped by an amazing away record, they kept in touch with the terms of their lease. A further three seasons were spent in the Spartan South Midlands League paceseters to fnally gain top spot on the last day of the season and claim the Premier Division before SYCOB again won the league in 2003-04 and this tme gained Evo-Stk League South, East ttle. promoton to the Southern Football League - Division One East. 2018-19 sees Beaconsfeld Town competng at Step Three for the frst tme in their The Rams made solid progress in their early years at Step Four and over three seasons history in the newly formed Evo-Stk League South Premier South division.. played in three diferent leagues – Division One East, Division One West and fnally Division One South & West from where they were relegated in 2006-07. However the appointment of ex-player Jamie Jarvis, ably assisted by Peter Scot and with Bob Breen as chairman, saw The Rams not only win the Spartan South Midlands Premier Division at the frst atempt but also win the Berks & Bucks FA Senior Trophy and the Premier Division League Cup, a fantastc treble of silverware. Promoted to Division One South & West, the club fnished a highly creditable fourth place and made the play-ofs before losing out to AFC Toton. Moving to the Southern League Midland Division for 2009-10 and with Fred Deanus returning as chairman, SYCOB then went through a succession of managers, players, highs and lows untl fnishing in botom place in 2010-11. Only a reprieve and a league restructure saved The Rams from the drop but since then they have gone on to over achieve for a club of its size.
Under the guidance of Byron Walton they fnished ffh in the 2011-12 season and lost out in the play-of fnal to Bedworth United. The following season and with James Pritchard at the helm they again fnished ffh but lost out to Rugby Town in a play-of semi-fnal though the season did fnish with some silverware following a fne win over Chesham United in the Berks & Bucks FA Senior Cup.
28 29 POOLE TOWN FC @PooleTownFC www.pooletownfc.co.uk @PooleTownFC www.pooletownfc.co.uk POOLE TOWN FC KIDS & COMMUNITY POOLE TOWN FOOTBALL CLUB ptfckids.co.uk EASTER & HALF TERM I’m delighted to announce that this week past and present, of our armed forces as we have launched a new website, ptckids. well as an NHS day amongst others. We have co.uk, which will be dedicated to the Soccer Schools planned for 2019, free tcket SOCCER CAMPS 2019 promoton of the Club’s work with local ofers for local families and hopefully a major On the pitches at Oak Academy, Duck Lane, Bournemouth BH11 9JJ kids and the wider community. The website 2 day football tournament open to youth follows the launch earlier in the year of our teams across the area. Join our fun soccer schools being run by our qualified coaches. bi-annual Community Newsleter, Birthday Aimed at boys & girls between 7-14, players will be put into age appropriate groups. Partes at the BlackGold Stadium and our Last, but not least, we have a secton on the Kids Initatve. site for the 30 or so of our teams that play below the frst team. We are extremely The Kids Initatve is growing and evolving proud of our youth, ladies, ability counts and and is now atractng interest from a number walking football teams and we will endeavour of sponsors. We contnue to engage with to keep visitors up to date with news from all more and more local children’s charites and of them. schools with ofers to them of free tckets, COACHED SESSIONS free coaching places and fund raising support. If you would like us to keep you updated with all our latest news and ofers please sign up TOURNAMENTS I am very grateful for the considerable help to our newsleter on the site and we will keep and support from Alex Pike, our Commercial you posted. FOOTBALL SKILLS Manager and Dick Thomas, our General Manager. Together we have many ideas in the With best wishes PENALTY SHOOTOUTS pipeline for forthcoming events which will MEDALS & TROPHIES AWARDED DAILY include match days dedicated to members, Richard Gale
Vice Chairman EASTER HOLIDAY SUMMER HALF TERM Tuesday 9th April 2019 Tuesday 28th May 2019 Wednesday 10th April 2019 Wednesday 29th May 2019 BOOK NOW! BOOKING COMMENCES Monday 25th March!
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SPONSORED BY: GALE HOMES AND INVESTMENTS LTD £20 per day or £35 for 2 days To book please complete the registration form 30 31 31 POOLE TOWN FC @PooleTownFC www.pooletownfc.co.uk @PooleTownFC www.pooletownfc.co.uk POOLE TOWN FC COMMERCIAL MATTERS UPCOMING HOME FIXTURES Good afernoon, I hope we have a fantastc Some of you may be aware that we entertained Dorset Senior Cup SF afernoon’s football, everyone is stll wondering Chelsea for a couple of hours, whilst that trained where last Saturday’s result sprung from, afer the in preparaton for the AFC Bournemouth game, way we had been performing. although it did not help them with the result!!!! Poole Town v Weymouth Lets hope it was a bad day at the ofce and we can Tuesday 5th March 2019 7:45pm contnue on that upward spiral of form we were I would like to add my praises to Chris Kelly our all enjoying before last weekend’s surprise result. groundsman, Chelsea sent a representatve to check the pitch and facilites about a month before Evo-Stik Southern League I have been working on a number of commercial they arrived and expressed surprise at the great deals, in deed in my last notes, I reported I was on standard of pitch presented to them, so well done Poole Town v Merthyr Town the verge of signing something excitng, although Chris you are a credit to your profession and our that deal is not dead in the water, it is fair to say it club. Saturday 16th March 2019 3:00pm is stalling, as the ever optmist, I will never give up on any deal untl I am told “No” So I am afraid at Chelsea asked me for a price to hire our facilites, Michael Walker Testimonial Match this present tme its a “Watch this Space” I ofered them to them free of charge, providing they gave us three signed shirts, two VIP hospitality A piece of business that was concluded this week, tckets (either rafe prizes or aucton) and a pre Poole Town v AFC Bournemouth U21s was the naming rights of the North Stand, it will season friendly against their Under 23 team, Wednesday 20th March 2019 7:45pm stll contnued to be sponsored by 1st Waste, but which they agreed too. This week Joe Edwards, we have signed a three year deal to call the stand the manager of the U23’s, contacted me and asked by a diferent name. I will give all the fnite details, if we could play them on Tuesday 5th March, due Evo-Stik Southern League once the signage by LA Digital is completed and to a cancelled fxture, I liaised with Tommy and a grand unveiling, probably at our next Saturday unfortunately that is the night we play Weymouth Poole Town v Hendon home game. We will also carry a story behind in the Dorset Senior Cup Semi, when replying to the renaming in the corresponding Match Day Joe Edwards, he confrmed he will bring Chelsea Saturday 30th March 2019 3:00pm Programme. here for a pre season friendly, so a date to keep your eyes out for. The profle of the club has been Evo-Stik Southern League I am very close to tying down another excitng further enhanced due to our liaison and links with sponsorship package, with another prominent Chelsea Football Club. local frm, which will be of huge beneft to the club, Poole Town v Basingstoke Town the paperwork was due for completon yesterday Please make a note to save the following dates in Saturday 13th April 2019 3:00pm (Friday) so by the tme my notes are read the deal your diary, Sunday 28th April 2019 at Tatnum KO could have been done, again I will update you all in 3pm The Lashings FC V Non League Legends FC my next programme notes. and Poole Town FC Golf Day Friday 14th June 2019 at Hamptworth Golf Club, 1pm shotgun start. Our club is like any other, we rely on our brilliant TOP DOLPHIN GOAL SCORERS fans getng involved, by either volunteering for All the details for tckets and entry forms will be jobs or paying hard earned money to atend published shortly. home matches, a board of directors working for JAKE SCRIMSHAW 15 the beneft of the club, steering us in the right Please enjoy the game and get behind our team LUKE ROBERTS 12 directon and of course our valued sponsors. today, your support is so appreciated by many. MARVIN BROOKS 10 Even in this current economic climate, with the uncertainty of Brexit and the knock on efect it has Alex RICHARD GILLESPIE 8 with company’s fnancials, this club stll manages JAMES CONSTABLE 7 to atract companies and local businessman, who JEZ BEDFORD 6 are happy to support our club. This proves to me that we have a product that people love and want Alex Pike SAM GRIFFIN 6 to share in. If you are the commercial manager of Commercial Manager SAM HOUSE 5 the club, that is music to my ears. Tel: 07887 745303 KORREY HENRY 4 WILL SPETCH 3 MICHAEL WALKER TESTIMONIAL MATCH STEVE DEVLIN 3 CORBY MOORE 3 Wednesday 20th March 2019 7:45pm JAMIE WHISKEN (C) 2 With an appearance from Charlie Austin FRANKLYN CLARKE 2 32 Entry £10 adults and £5 concessions ADAM GRANGE 2 33 JAKE SMEETON 2 POOLE TOWN FC @PooleTownFC www.pooletownfc.co.uk @PooleTownFCPOOLE TOWN www.pooletownfc.co.uk FC @PooleTownFCPOOLE TOWN www.pooletownfc.co.uk FC THE STEVE DEVLIN APPEAL Steve Devlin is one of the most popular players ever to have appeared in our colours.
We signed him from Dorchester in January 2012 paying a four fgure fee for his services - something prety much unheard of these days. To say it has been money well spent is an understatement.
He has provided our supporters with so much pleasure over the years. As all Poole fans know Steve has torn a cruciate ligament %5($.)$67_/81&+_',11(5 - the injury all footballers dread due to its devastatng impact on life and one’s ability to work let alone playing football.
The club has authorised a crowd funding page for supporters to show Steve their support for him and his family at this very difcult tme.
It can be accessed by the following link: www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/stevedevlinptc
Chris Reeves, Chairman Poole Town Football Club
A YOUNG PTFC SUPPORTER CHATS One of our younger fans say’s it as it is in a quick chat with Mum! Mum: What is your name, age and where do you live? Henry, I will be 9 in three weeks and I live up the road from the pitch. Mum: So Henry, who is your favorite football team? Henry: Poole Town but if Dad asks it’s Pompey FC! Mum: What was your frst game? Henry: Can’t remember as I was just too excited to be there and on a school night, Corner Corby scored and they won! Mum: I think It was the Horsham replay. Mum: Who is your favourite player? Henry: Sam Grifn of course! Mum: Why Sam? Henry: He helps score the goals, passes it to Luke and Jake so they can smash it in. Mum: What do you enjoy about going to the game? Henry: I like to watch, cheer, sing the songs, “back of the net Poole Town” I shout out a lot to the players too! Mum: What do you shout out? Henry: Get in the game Grif! or Get on your game to the team. Mum: What positon do you like to play in? $921%($&+ Henry: All positons but Dad wants me to be a Pompey goal keeper! 08'()25'_&+5,67&+85&+ Mum: Best half tme snack? Henry: The chicken nuggets! Mum: Best hair cut? Henry: Clean sheet Cairney! Mum: Hope it is a clean sheet this week! %+$1_ Mum: Anything else you want to talk about? Henry: Why does Tom always tell the refs of? Mum: Umm, ask Tom! 34 $921%($&+#12,6
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