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The Bassett Bulletin Bassett The Royal Wootton Bassett Town 17/19-20 v Longlevens AFC Uhlsport Hellenic League Premier Division Saturday 11th January 2020 K.O. 3.00PM The Bassett Bulletin The £1.50 Club Officials Season 2019-20 Senior Club Honours President: Mark Smedley Chairman: Andy Walduck [email protected] Vice Chairman: Pete Yeardley [email protected] Club Secretary: Ian Thomas [email protected] Treasurer : Mike Price [email protected] Club Development Officer: Vacant Head of Senior Section: Paul Davis [email protected] Head of Ladies Section: Anthony Moore [email protected] Head of Youth Section: Mari Green [email protected] Head of Veterans Section: Nick Warren [email protected] Head of Senior Coaching: Mick Byrne [email protected] First Team Manager: Sam Collier [email protected] Club Sports Therapist: Kara Gregory [email protected] Dev Team Manager: Stephen Yeardley Ladies Team Managers: Jonny House James Goddard Programme Editor: Mark Smedley [email protected] Seniors Match Secretary: Paul Curtis Press and Media Officer: Stuart Smedley [email protected] Website Editor and Designer: Scott Smedley [email protected] Welfare Officer: Life Members: Micky Woolford (1995) Pete Yeardley (2012) Bryan Wood (2017) Rod Carter (2008) Ron Stone (2013) Scott Smedley (2018) Roger Williamson (2008) Dave Topping (2016) Stuart Smedley (2018) Paul Harrison (2012) Mark Smedley (2016) Gordon Reeves (2019) RWBTFC photos in today’s programme courtesy of Steve Green 2 47 Wiltshire Premier Shield Today’s Teams Royal W. Bassett Town v Longlevens AFC The Wiltshire FA have re-introduced the Wiltshire Premier Shield for Home Team Squad No. Sub Visitors Team Squad No. Sub Season 2019-20 after a break of 7 seasons. Whilst previously the 1 Ellis Parker 1 Ash Wintle 2 George Ford 2 Brad Martin competition involved just the 4 sides playing at Step 4 and above, 3 Alfie Presley 3 Dave Merrick the re-introduced Shield will now include the clubs playing at Step 5. 4 Aaron Oakley 4 Elliot Kennedy This means there will be 10 teams entering this season’s Shield and 5 Carl Evans 5 George Callinan 6 Caine Bradbury 6 Harry Emmett we will be one of the lowest level teams in the cup competition. The 7 Kai Robinson 7 Isaac Johns 10 teams will be Swindon Town, Chippenham Town, Salisbury, 8 Gio Wrona 8 James Barnett Swindon Supermarine, Melksham Town, Highworth Town, Westbury 9 Mark Francis 9 Joe Haswell 10 Landon Golding 10 Kane Winman United, Bradford Town, Amesbury and Royal Wootton Bassett Town. 11 Dan Warre 11 Ollie Long The one and only season we have played in this competition before 12 Dale Richards 12 Ryan Dunn was Season 2001-2 when we defeated Bemerton Heath Harlequins 14 Josh Shama 14 Shaun O'Connor 15 Charlie McCuish 15 Tommy Callinan in the First Round 1-0 before knocking out Swindon Supermarine 2-0 16 TJ Bohane 16 Will Emery in the Second Round. We eventually went out at the Semi-Final 17 Adam Corcoran 17 Ed Smyllie stage losing 2-0 to Swindon Town. 18 Brad Pagliaroli 18 19 Lee Beale 19 WILTSHIRE COUNTY PREMIER SHIELD 20 Matt Bulman 20 21 Ben Paul 21 SEASON 2019-20 22 Matt Bennett 22 23 Jack Amitaga 23 First Round 24 Oliver Crosby-Clarke 24 25 Tony Joyce 25 Amesbury Town 1 - 5 Salisbury 26 26 Westbury United 4 - 1 Royal W.Bassett T Bradford Town bye Dugout Team Dugout Team Chippenham Town bye Manager: Sam Collier Manager: Craig Martin Assistant: Matt Bulman Assistant: Tommy Callinan Highworth Town bye Coach: Coach: Kacey Johnstone Melksham Town bye Therapist: Jennifer Higgins & Emma Day Swindon Supermarine bye Swindon Town bye Match Officials Referee: Tom Green Assist. Ref (Red Flag): Terry Cleasby Assist. Ref (Yellow Flag): Calli Smith Second Round Bradford Town 3 - 4 Swindon Supermarine Next Home Games Sun 12-Jan-20 v Torquay United (South West Regional Women's League Prem Div) Kick-off 14:00 Highworth Town 0 - 1 Chippenham Town Sat 18-Jan-20 v Ludgershall Sports (Fountain Trophies Cup 1st Round) Kick-off 13:45 Salisbury FC 3 - 1 Melksham Town Thur 23-Jan-20 v Melksham Town (Corsham Print Wiltshire Senior League U18 Division) Kick-off 19:45 Westbury United 0 - 7 Swindon Town Sat 25-Jan-20 v Pewsey Vale (Corsham Print Wiltshire Senior League Premier Division) Kick-off 14:15 Sat 08-Feb-20 v Bishops Cleeve (Uhlsport Hellenic League Premier Division) kick-off 15:00 Semi Finals Swindon Supermarine - Chippenham Town At Royal W.Bassett Town SNES SWINDON Swindon Town - Salisbury At Melksham Town 38 Havelock St, SN1 1SD. Tel 01793 434 673 Final SNES ROYAL WOOTTON BASSETT - 111 High St, SN4 7AU. Tel 01793 851 483 46 3 Editorial & Club News Welcome to Longlevens AFC Good afternoon and welcome to this Uhlsport Hellenic League fixture against Longlevens Opponents view of the game….. AFC. We hope all from Longlevens who have made the journey from Gloucester enjoy their short stay with us this afternoon and we wish them a safe journey home. When the two Westfields 3 Royal Wootton Bassett Town 2 sides met back in September goals from Danny Langford, Alfie Presley and Gio Wrona gave us a 3-1 away win. When preparing the “Previous Meetings” page for today’s programme it Allpay Park, 4th January 2020 made me realise how much our side has changed in terms of playing personnel since the Westfields extended their lead at the top of the uhlsport Hellenic League Premier Division start of the season, with just Caine Bradbury, Gio Wrona, Alfie Presley and Carl Evans from with a hard-fought 3-2 home win over visiting Royal Wootton Bassett. Westfields, who that side that won at Longlevens likely to feature today. Longlevens sit just two points but won 6-1 away at Wootton Bassett in September, found the visitors a much stronger unit five places above us in the table and a win today would see us move above them. and Westfields had to battle all the way to secure the 3 points as the visitors showed far more endeavour and gave a gritty performance. Brimscombe & Thrupp and Westfields Our last home game of 2019 saw us pick up three points from an excellent 4-2 win over Westfields had to overcome the fact that they lost goalkeeper Joe Gorman on the hour and Brimscombe & Thrupp, helped by an impressive display from the evergreen Matt Bulman in without a substitute keeper on the bench Westfields’ defender Kane Kahaki went in goal the Bassett goal. With Declan Lehmann now playing over in the US, Matt took over in goal and had to work hard to assist his defence in securing all 3 points. whilst a replacement for Declan was being sought. A series of impressive saves ensured we ended the year on a high, our goals coming courtesy of Mark Francis (2), Dan Warre and Dev Earlier, Westfields had started the game with a dream start when Ben Miller put a curling Team manager Steve Yeardley who was making a rare First Team appearance this season. shot into the net in only the first minute to give Westfields the lead but the visitors came Unfortunately for Steve his day ended with a one game suspension as he was sent off for storming back when Mark Francis pulled a goal back on the half hour. Westfields then restored their advantage when Cameron Peters seized on an opportunity in the 6yd box to two yellow cards. Going back to the goal keeping position, Sam and Matt have secured the put Westfields back 2-1 in front at the break. services of young Ellis Parker from Chippenham Town to replace Declan and Ellis made his debut for the club last week in the Dev Team game against Frome Collegians. Welcome to After the interval Westfields found the visitors much more forthright as they came looking Bassett to Ellis, who made a good start to his Bassett career in that Dev Team game last for an equaliser but when Westfields lost Gorman on the hour they had to reshuffle the week. side with Kahaki taking the gloves and the green jersey and substitute central defender Paul Hurrell coming in to play alongside Ryan Green. Another good performance to start the New Year saw us eventually lose 3-2 away at Westfields last Saturday. Given how they comfortably won here at the Gerard Buxton Sports It was slightly against the run of play that Westfields went 3-1 ahead when they burst Ground earlier in the season we ran them really close this time. I understand from those forward and Aidan Thomas rifled home a shot from 15yds into the bottom corner of the that made the long journey to Westfields that this was one of the best away performances net to give Westfields a 3-1 lead. The home side, urged on by 162 home spectators, then of the season by our young side and the champions elect certainly knew they had been in a had to defend well and twice Ollie Butler and Ryan Green got in good tackles to keep the tough game at the final whistle. Their match report from the game is included in today’s visitors at bay but Mark Francis then pulled a goal back on 80 minutes when he rifled home programme along with our own that appeared on the club website. a shot from just inside the penalty area. Ladies Team Westfields then lived dangerously and only a saving tackle by Sam Gwynne and a quick Unfortunately the Ladies side did not have a good start to the New Year, losing 3-1 away at clearance up front eased the pressure before Kahaki was called into action again when he Ilminster Town last Sunday.
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