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I’ve been welcoming Clubs, their players, officials and January, but was postponed due to the weather. supporters to Redding Way for our home matches Our only league game since 12th December was at Woking & District League since 14 November in my programme notes, but all South Park on 2nd January in a 1-1 draw, Ian Savage League Cup, Invitation Cup, Challenge Cup, th to no avail as they’ve all been postponed! slotting home a 75 minute penalty for a share of the points. Our last home game at Redding Way was played on Saturday 7 November, and here we are 11 weeks Looking ahead to fixtures coming up – next later welcoming everyone for today’s match for Wednesday away to Met.Police kick-off 7.30pm, then which we hope is being played ! I would also like to on Saturday 30 January away to Cobham kick-off 3pm, say that this afternoon is a ‘welcome back home’ for and for our third successive away game a visit to the Knaphill players and management who have only Feltham on Wednesday 3rd February kick-off 7.45pm. known away games in almost 3 months. Finally, the next home game is on Saturday 6th February kick-off 2pm against Municipal, Both Clubs here today were out of action last week- who we beat 3-0 away at the beginning of October. end like everyone else in the League, although there was just one league match that went ahead at Since the resignation of Reserve team manager Adie Combined Counties League Staines Lammas. The previous meeting between Wilson, the Club have appointed a new manager Matt Warlingham and Knaphill resulted in an emphatic 5-0 Chesterman, who takes up the managerial reins for win for us way back in August. what will be his first game in charge for the fixture away to Crescent Rovers Reserves this afternoon. With today’s match marking the halfway stage of our We wish Matt and the team all the best for their League programme, a fixture pile up will be building league programme in the second half of the season. up in the latter stages of the season when to date we have to play Bedfont Sports, Farnham Town, Meanwhile, enjoy the game today, and let’s hope we Cobham, and Chobham at home, plus two League can now have a successive run of matches over the games away at Crescent Rovers and Westfield. next few weeks – and some good results !……… The latter now re-arranged for Tuesday 9th February, and between now and the end of the season we Bryan have 20 games remaining.

A brief summary of that period between November Next Match… and January since the last programme notes has seen Met Police (a) a 6-2 win away at Coulsdon in November, followed by two 1-0 league defeats at Worcester Park and Wednesday January 27th Frimley Green in December, and in between those Kick off 7.30pm two matches a 5-2 win in the Surrey Premier Cup Surrey Premier Cup 4th Round away at Tooting & Reserves, which brought us a 4th round tie away to Metropolitan Police, the @ Imber Court current Cup holders, on Wednesday 27 January at th Imber Court. This tie was originally scheduled for 13

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Chairmans Chatter WITH TERRY CHAPMAN

You may have noticed that we have not played at The match finished 1-1 and we could have won late th Brookwood Country Park since I think it was the 7 on but for the heroics of one or two South Park November. players.

Our pitch has been waterlogged since then. This means It is with regret that I had to accept the resignation we have either had continuous rain alongwith snow of Adie Wilson our Reserve Team Manager. and frozen pitches and of course as we all know the Adie had done a good job for us since he took over. pitch drainage is just not working. The latter is the He was becoming increasingly frustrated with events problem, Serco have been unable to get on the pitch both on and off the pitch. I wish him well with his with the equipment they have at hand. In my opinion new club and hope he finds the success he is looking the drainage system under the pitch has either for. collapsed or the level of drains put in at the onset were not good enough. As one door closes another one opens. We have managed to get the services of Matt Chesterman. It is quite worrying that we will have floodlights in place Matt was Assistant Reserve Team Manager at Cove soon and be unable to play on the pitch. I am also until recently and comes highly recommended. With convinced that this is a money issue. This needs to be this appointment will come some younger players properly budgeted for and sorted once and for all. and the necessary drive and enthusiasm required from this very challenging job. Over the last few days perhaps weeks we seem to have had a few issues both on and off the pitch, Also we have managed to bring in a physio namely unfortunately this has coincided with very heavy work Phil Ties. We are extremely happy that Phil is joining commitments for myself. Not that that is meant as an us. excuse but we all need to make sure we are doing our Off the pitch I am hoping for an update on the jobs properly and are fully committed to the club. floodlights and the additional ground improvements

I was driving to work this morning thinking we have from Woking Borough Council so hopefully I can struggled a bit this season with the teams and off the update you all in the next matchday programme. field but then I thought we all need to be more However for all the latest news please visit our positive. Moaning and groaning is easy, so my hugely popular website, commitment to this club will be renewed and I hope I www.knaphillfootballclub.co.uk. can pull all of you along with me. Don’t forget to keep taking part with the Lottery Despite two disappointing results before Christmas our Bonus Ball. All the money made from this is ploughed last game was back at the beginning of this month back in to the club. We have completed 20 weeks so far which means the club has made £660.00, when we travelled to South Park.

OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMME KNAPHILL VS WARLINGHAM CHAIRMANS CHATTER SEASON 09/10 This money so far has gone to provide the players with training facilities. The winning number this week was Number 25. Unfortunately again this was won by one of the punters in the Sun public house in Englefield Green. The lady in question is called Yvonne. Believe it or not that was her first effort and the winning ball was the same number as the week before. TERRY’S TEASER’S

1. Out of the 92 teams, whose ground is at the highest altitude?

2. Name 2 teams in the leagues of England and Scotland who each have the letters A, B, C, D and E in them.

3. Which league football team is closest to the River Mersey?

4. Name 3 England captains who have played for Scunthorpe United?

5. What was used in the 1973 FA Cup Final and never used again?

Answer on the ‘Photo Fun’ page

Thought for 2010. “Things can only get better” Good Luck to all of our teams this weekend.

Terry Chapman

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THE NEWS IN RED AND BLACK

All the latest league and club news

Bedfont Sports FC

Congratulations to Bedfont Sports FC who have become the latest CCL club to “light up”. They started their first league match under lights on Wednesday 16 December, when Staines Lammas FC were the visitors. Lammas won the match 1-0. Gary Fennessey

Sad news received from Dot Eason, Secretary Coulsdon United

“One of our players, Gary Fennessey has died, as yet of unknown causes, and was found on Boxing Day. Gary had not played for a while due to injury and then breaking his leg in a Sunday game. He had also previously played for . He leaves a very young family. Gary was 28 years old and was a very pleasant young man. His brother plays for Croydon Municipal so the family has a lot of ties with the CCFL.”

BUKTA Teams Of The Month December 2009 (Highest Sportsmanship Marks)

Premier Division : Colliers Wood United FC

Division One: Chobham FC

Club Shop Updated

In conjunction with the club's teamwear suppliers 'Side', in Westfield and JOMA, the Knaphill Football Club club shop has now been updated with a number of new items, all reasonably priced for Knaphill Football Club members and supporters. There will also be a number of additional items including tracksuits and fleeces added to the shop shortly.

Premiership Highlights & Reviews

You can now view for free Barclays Premiership highlights and match previews on the Knaphill Football Club website. Click on the logo on the right hand side of the club's website homepage to view.

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Programme Back Issues

Available now and for a limited time only are the programme back issues. Please contact Club Secretary Bryan Freeman for more details on matchdays or on 01932 560738

Injury News

Danny Mills is still sidelined with a hamstring which has troubled him since pre-season. Millsy is hoping to return to full training at the end of January.

Micky Walters is still out with a knee injury. The experienced defender pick up the problem against South Park on the 10th October. Micky has resumed light training and is not likely to return until January or February.

Feltham Announce New Manager Feltham are pleased to announce the appointment of Roman Forrester, who will take charge of the team immediately. Roman has coaching badges and has previously played with clubs such as Chelsea, Reading and more recently at Godalming Town, where he also coached . He will also be bringing in his own coaching staff as well as some likely high strength signings.

Everyone at Feltham would also like to thank Caretaker Manager Bob Barnes and his assistant Simon Brand who together over the past couple of month have held the club together and kept a core of the squad.

Chairman Brian Barry said "We thank Bob and Simon for all their hard work and commitment in holding the club together. Now after some time and consideration we have selected Roman as the man we feel fit to get us out of this mess and to build a platform to really excel and challenge next season."

Dorking Announce New Manager

Dorking have also announced a management change with Dave Argent leaving the Club after just two matches in charge. Dorking have promoted from within and Argent’s replacement is Pete Augustine, currently head coach at the Club.

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Knaphill Football Club began its life in 1924 at Waterer's Park.Waterer's Park was left to Woking Urban District Council in 1924 by Mr Anthony Waterer of Knaphill Nursery. The Recreation Ground was originally part of the nursery called "Blue Gates Field" and the park was laid out by Woking Council between 1924 and 1928 - the task taking so long as the bottom part of the field was very "soggy", whilst the rest was uneven and infested with moles. And these conditions can still be seen over 70 years later! Very little history is known about the Club between 1924 and 1980, although we do know that the team colours were originally red and white. In 1980 Knaphill were represented in the Old Woking and District League (now Guildford and Woking Alliance League) in Division 3 under Manager Dave Holloway. Dave took them from Division 3 through promotion to the Surrey Intermediate League. Dave then left Knaphill to take over Conference side Woking's reserve and youth teams. The late Andy Westcott took over the Manager's position at Knaphill in 1984. Andy successfully took the Club from Division 3 to the Premier Division 1, at the same time Clive Howes was running the Reserve Team, who also won promotion from Division 3 to the Reserves Premier Division 1.Geoff Poulton was to go on to take over the running of the Reserve Team from Clive Howes.

In 1990, Mick Garbutt became the Manager of Knaphill and Paul Bambini was running the Reserve Team. Mick Garbutt left the Club in 1994 to join up with Colin Lippiatt and Geoff Chapple at Woking. After this time the club went into decline and was struggling for players for both the First and Reserve Teams. The decision was taken by then Senior Secretary, Sean Carrigy, to approach local team Heathlands, who were playing in the Guildford and Woking Alliance League. Heathlands found themselves struggling for facilities but not players; this gave the two teams the opportunity to amalgamate. Season 1995/96 saw the arrival of Greg Anderson as Manager, with Sean Carrigy running the Reserve Team. In 1996 Dave Freeman took over from Greg as First Team Manager. The Reserve Team Manager's position was handed over to Noff Diliberto in 1997; he left the Club a year later, when Carl Barker took over. Season 2002/03 saw 2 new men at the helm with Mick Garbutt in charge of the 1st Team and Frank Walters in charge of the Reserves. Paul Bailey took over midway through 2002/2003; Carl Barker then had a second spell as Reserve Team Manager with Danny James as Reserve Team Coach and Dave Freeman as 1st team coach.

At the start of the 2003/2004 season the club formed a third team named KNAPHILL 'A' to play in the Guildford & Woking Alliance League due to volume of players at the club. Carl Barker took over as A Team Manager with Danny James in charge of the Reserves. The 2004/2005 season brought about further changes at team management level seeing Dave Freeman retiring from playing due to injuries and being appointed as 1st Team Manager with Mick Garbutt stepping down to Assistant Manager. There was also a new man at the helm for the A Team with Kevin Fletcher taking over from Carl Barker who had taken up the Chairman role. The club also moved into there new ground at Redding Way and the re-development of the Waterers Park ground, due to finished by April 2005, giving Knaphill Football Club some of the best facilities in the Surrey area.

In the 2004/2005 season the Reserves finished Runners Up to Old Rutlishians and the A Team were beaten by a last gasp winner in the Junior Cup Semi-Final against Shepperton FB with 1st Team finishing 7th in there respective division.

Season 2005/2006 was destined to be a big season for the club with the club established at its new ground at Redding Way and the A Team reverting back to Waterers Park having had the facilities rebuilt. 1st Team Manager Dave Freeman continued in charge for the 2005/2006 campaign and appointed former professional with Bristol City, Bob Pritchard, who has also managed at senior level with Chertsey Town, amongst others, as 1st Team Coach. Kevin Fletcher was appointed Reserve Team Manager having impressed by running the A Team the previous season. The 2005/2006 season did prove successful as we won the Division One title on the last day of the season against nearest rivals Virginia Water and gained promotion to the Premier Division.Season 2006/2007 continued with Dave Freeman in charge of the 1st Team and Paul Bailey re-appointed as Reserve Team Manager. The A Team management was split during the season. Martin Hobson took charge during the first few months but had to resign due to work and family commitments. Gavin Wilcox and Tim Handley then took over until the end of the season.

The 1st Team claimed back to back titles by winning the Premier Division Championship which resulted in us achieving promotion to the Combined Counties Football League, the most successful period in the clubs history up to then. Bob Pritchard took over from Dave Freeman as Manager who became Bob’s assistant during September 2007.

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The 2007/08 season was the busiest the club has ever endured. Over 45 matches were played at Redding Way and the pitch was still the best in the league at the end of the season. Bob Pritchard and Dave Freeman led the club to a very commendable 7th place in the CCL, our first in senior football. The early season had seen Knaphill pushing for a top 5 position, but poor runs over the Christmas & Easter periods saw the clubs performances drop off the leading runners; still 7th place was an excellent result considering the circumstances. Steve Hutton led the Reserves campaign, a massive 40 games with a mixture of good and bad results, beating the leaders of the league on at least two occasions, but dropping too many points by conceding late goals. The A Team had an up and down season eventually finishing in 7th place in the GWAL 3rd Division table.

The closed season also saw the amalgamation of Knaphill FC and Knaphill Wanderers (the junior sides) at long last under the Knaphill FC banner. The Wanderers will keep their identity for the coming season and plans to achieve the highly sought after FA Community Charter status will continue in earnest.

The 2008/09 season started with a most welcome new face, the former Bisley and Farnborough Assistant Manager, Ian Savage. Ian joined us as player/coach and with his experience and knowledge this club has the right to feel proud that he chose to join Knaphill after receiving many other offers from teams at higher levels. Steve Hutton has left his post as Reserve Team manager for pastures new in the summer and was replaced by the very experienced Graham Pope, however Graham left the club in November due to personal reasons and side is now run by Adie Wilson and Lee Cook.

The A Team is now under the control of James Taylor and Brendan Baker who received the good news at the GWAL AGM that their team is to play in the 2nd Division last season after wholesale changes in the leagues constitution. With a reduction in League games in Division One to 34 from 38 in 2007/08, Knaphill entered two new Cup competitions. the Anagram Trophy and the Southern Combination Cup, both of which saw an early exit. However, the team kept a high profile in the League staying in the top half of the table all season, eventually finishing in fifth place. They could have become champions had they won their last game of the season when, in a tightly bunched set of teams in the top six. Knaphill on 69pts needed to win at Farleigh to pip Staines Lammas to the title. Disappointingly they lost 3-2, so near yet so far.

The Reserves finished ninth in their Division with the second half of the season providng a 17 match sequence losing just two games. Adie Wilson having taken over in November from Graham Pope gelled well his players and together that was shown with the results. The A team won promotion to Division 2 of the GWAL, their second move up the ladder having been promoted from Division 3 to Division 2 the previous season. The new season sees a B team starting their first season in Division4(North).

In the close season Terry Chapman was voted in as the new Chairman, replacing Nick Croshaw who stood down after two seasons. The newly formed Ladies side will also come under the senior banner and once again enhance on the size of the football club. Plans for floodlights and hard standing alongwith a 100 seated stand at Redding way are moving forward with the help of Woking Borough Council who continue as in recent years to support the football club.

So, a challenge ahead for individuals, players and management combined for the new season 2009/10.

From Possibility To Actuality

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Warlingham F.C was founded in 1896 and is affiliated to the Surrey F.A. The clubs base is at Church Lane, Warlingham where they moved in the early twenties. At this time they amalgamated with Warlingham C.C to form Warlingham Sports Club. In the early years the team played at various local venues. The current Church Lane site was left to the people of Warlingham for the pursuit of sport and is now used to support our junior teams and our "A" and "B" teams and 2 Veterans teams. For the coming season 2009-2010 (and 2010-2011) we have entered into a ground sharing agreement with Ryman South team Merstham. This allows us to retain our position in the Combined Counties league and pursue promotion to the CCL premier division. In the meantime we will continue to look for alternative local sites to build our own facility to meet the ever increasing demands of the Football Association.

Our reserve team will continue to play at Verdayne (Hamsey Green Playing Field), which was leased, from Tandridge District Council in March 2004 specifically to allow us to gain promotion to the Cherry Red Records Combined Counties league. In our long history we have gained virtually every honour available in Intermediate football and also achieved success at the next level having won the Combined Counties Div 1 title in season 05/06 and the Reserve section in both 04/05 and 06/07. In September 2008 we completed work on a new floodlit Astro training facility which has improved what we can offer our members in both our adult and colts sections.

Season 08/09 was a year of consolidation with all 6 adult teams finishing comfortably within their respective leagues. Again it fell to the evergreen Vets to deliver our success. Our Vets "A" won the Surrey Vets Cup 10 years after our hat trick of success in the late nineties. They were also runners up in the league and reached the league cup final. We were also runners up in the Jersey Vets Tournament narrowly losing our title after our victory in 2008. Our U9's reached the final of the Tandridge League cup. We ran 6 senior teams during season 2008-09 and will do so again during 2009-2010. Our Colts section will grow to 10 teams and continues to provide a regular flow of talent for our senior teams.

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Chris Fox netted The Last Time We Met two goals against the Wars Tuesday August 18 2009 Warlingham 0 Knaphill 5

What a difference a few days make in football at the start of a new season. Having gained just one point from their first two games, Knaphill’s last two have produced maximum points from both, scored nine goals, and in the convincing 5-0 win against Warlingham, they showed all the right ingredients, pace, purpose, and an excellent team performance at Merstham’s ground on Tuesday night.

Knaphill made their presence felt with a strike after just six minutes. Following an early scare which produced a couple minutes of desperate defending, they cleared their lines, went on the attack as James Wills worked well down the left flank, delivered the perfect shot from just outside the 18 yard box and into the far corner of goal to make it 1-0. After 13 minutes, it could have been two, as Nick Darnell’s short lob forward found Chris Fox in the box, but his hurried effort blazed over the bar. Soon after Ricky Hogsden advanced towards goal and the keeper who pounded his effort away.

The visitors defence had to be aware of a quick break from Warlingham as a bit more composure by the home side might have paid dividends, whilst at the other end, Knaphill had two opportunities to increase their lead. Another dangerous run on the left, saw Wills deliver the perfect cross for Matt Baker to knock home goal number two from 6 yards after 25 minutes. Five minutes later, following an initial contribution from Hogsden, it was Baker’s drive from 20 yards which had his goal mark stamped on it to nestle in the back of the net.

Matt Baker netted Then a hasty clearance from Vic Flynn averted danger as the home side had a th twice, one of which couple of cracks at goal. In the 34 minute, Knaphill came close to a fourth had his goal mark goal when a through ball from Wills, was latched onto by Fox as he raced stamped towards goal, but was thwarted by the keeper. Shortly before halftime two on it further efforts from Knaphill went wide of the post. Taking their comfortable 3-0 lead into the second half, Baker’s stinging shot brought out an excellent save by Murch in the home goal, turning it over the bar. Prior to that, Knaphill’s keeper Danny Wheeler, saved well from James Ang.

But Knaphill’s next goal was a well worked effort, Wills was against instrumental in the move as he slipped the ball to Fox who tucked away his shot from eight yards for a 4-0 lead. It was Fox again who was on target in the 75th minute when a poor clearance by the defence allowed him to latch onto the ball and calmly slot home for his second and Knaphill’s fifth. Warlingham could have notched at least a couple of goals in the latter stages of the game, but for a couple of good saves from Wheeler, some timely defending and a bit of off target shooting.

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ACTION REPLAY

Combined Counties League Division One Redding Way Saturday November 7 2pm

KNAPHILL 2 Darnell 62, 90+3

STAINES LAMMAS 5 Whatford 20 & 67, Copeland 30 & 45, Smithers 85 THE MATCH IN MINUTES

20 Lammas striker Ben 30 Copeland extends 45 Poor defending as 62 Knappers back in it Whatford powers through the visitors lead against Copeland grab his when Darnell pulls one to put the visitors in front the run of play second and Lammas third back with wonder goal

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Harvey Redrup Brainch Randall Miles Ridley 85 Game over as 90 Darnell grabs his Tomlinson Munns Smithers nets Lammas second with a header at Davis (Cann) Lodge fifth the far post Fox (Campbell) C.Baker Darnell Wilmore(Bullen) Hogsden Watford M.Baker Smithers Blythin Copeland (Fish)

Subs Not Used: Edwards

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This week Bryan Freeman gets the Inside Talk from player coach Ian Savage……

Player coach Ian Savage made a big impact when he joined Knaphill at the beginning of last season and introduced a tough but beneficial coaching/training programme with the First and Reserve teams, and also became instrumental on the pitch.

But then Ian has always proved his worth from the time his early playing days started in football. On leaving school at the age of sixteen, he grabbed the opportunity to be part of the Southampton FC YTS scheme and was with there for three years gaining valuable footballing experience at a top pro Club. That experience, Ian took with him when he left Southampton and moved nearer to home by joining Farnborough Town in the Football Conference.

A three year spell proved very productive during his 3 year stay at Cherrywood Road with over 100 appearances for Boro. Ian became a player not to rest on his laurels at one Club, and moved onto play for five different Clubs over a period of time. After leaving Farnborough, Ian played for Wokingham, Hampton & Richmond Borough, Salisbury, Borehamwood, and Dulwich Hamlet. His time at Dulwich was a shorter stay where he sustained a broken leg and was out of football for over 2 years.

The passion and need to continue playing was still very much within Ian Savage the player, and when fully fit and raring to be part of the action again, he joined Hartley Wintney as coach, and for one season was playermanager. Never short of a challenge, Ian went on to take his experience to Godalming for 2 years as playercoach at the then Combined Counties League side. In his second season there, the Club won the Premier Division title. Moving on…Ian was part of the Bisley squad that won the League title in season 2005/06. After Bisley he packed in playing, but that wasn’t to be for too long!

The next move was back to Farnborough in his coaching role. By then, League titles were following Ian around, and Farnborough became the third successive club where he was involved with a title winning side. It was then Knaphill who were to benefit from Ian’s coaching skills when he joined the Club for season 2008/09, Knaphill’s second season in the Combined Counties. This followed a conversation with Manager Bob Pritchard and a visit to the ground, where Ian saw the potential in getting involved with a local Club who were moving very much onwards and upwards.

OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMME KNAPHILL VS WARLINGHAM INSIDE TALK SEASON 09/10 The players early reaction to the new coaching/training regime, found it tougher than they were used to, but realised it was beneficial to them all for fitness and skills. Ian being very influential with the players not only in training but in that first season on the pitch as a player as well. With the team finishing in 5th place in Division 1 last season, after missing out on the title in the last match of the season, Ian thought the team had ‘over achieved’ last year in their total of 34 games, winning 22 and losing nine of league games, and playing some good football, the right way.

Ian feels the team are under achieving this season, with other Clubs ‘more aware of us’ despite what he feels is a better side, which is not performing as well as last season, and missing players like Jonathan Lloyd, Jason Greenwood and Gavin Evans. Plus there are some stronger teams showing up in Division 1 this season. At this stage there have been too many games lost, but the team are capable of doing better. There are still 20 games remaining, half the season, and a good run could bring the side higher up the Division One table.

“At this stage there have been too many games lost, but the team are capable of doing better. There are still 20 games remaining, half the season, and a good run could bring the side higher up the Division One table”.

OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMME KNAPHILL VS WARLINGHAM INSIDE TALK SEASON 09/10

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THE JURY’S OUT:

Drogba or Torres? Torres

Chinese or Indian? Indian

Caribbean with the Mrs or Magalluf with the lads? Caribbean

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Who’s the best player you’ve ever played with? Joe Cole

Position: Striker Who’s the loudest manager you’ve played under? Mick McCarthy - Millwall Date of Birth: 27/09/1982 Which star player do you play like? Wayne Rooney Place of Birth: Chertsey Who’s your travelling partner? Ricky or Shelley Marital status: Engaged Which three words best describe you? Outgoing, Firey, Job: Assistant Manager at Howdens Committed

Former clubs: Millwall, West Ham Epsom Eagles Which newspapers do you read? The Sun

Nickname: Bakes Best Dress sense at Knaphill? Ian Savage

THE LAST… Worst Dress sense at Knaphill? Adie Wilson

Car you bought? Renault Megane Covertable Who is the joker at the club? Ian Savage & Brian Murphy Film you saw? Fast & Furious How much cash do you have on you now? £410 Book read? Pele - Autobiography What radio station do you listen to? Kiss FM Trophy won? Top Goalscorer Knaphill 2008/09 Five people you would LEAST like round for a dinner Goal scored? Saturday 21st November party? Didier Drogba, Arsene Wenger, Gordon Brown, Jedward, Martin Ansell Time you were sent off? v Liphook in the Intermediate days AND FINALLY… Injury? Broken hand If you won the lottery what would you first? Buy a Time you paid to watch a football match? Staines Lammas v House and Car Hanworth Villa at Ashford Town FC Who is your best friend in football? Many friends in Time you had a takeaway? Thursday 19th November football

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Firstly I would like to thank Terry, Bob and his team for or two new faces, which will hopefully strengthen all their support in making me feel welcome at Knaphill. the side. We have already signed Mike Norris from After meeting Bob over the Christmas period things Bagshot Lea, and Mike Ford who brings with him first moved pretty quickly, and after seeing the facilities at team experience from Cove. Along with these two a the club I had no doubts what so ever in accepting the number of youth players have already signed position as Reserve Team Manager. including Joe Turner, Tom Chisholm and Jack Ball, all As announced recently on the website I will be assisted of who have the ability to play at a higher level in the by Dan Conquer, along with Phil Ties joining me from future and have a bright future at Knaphill. Cove as the team Physio. Forthcoming Fixtures In addition to the above, also helping out will be Andy Martin who has also joined from Cove, bringing with Saturday 23rd January 2010 him a youth set-up for next season. Andy’s youth side Reserve Division beat Aldershot Town in last seasons Hampshire Cup Crescent Rovers Reserves v Knaphill Reserves Final and they already have a number of players who Saturday 30th January 2010 are more than capable, and have already made the Reserve Division step up to senior football. Knaphill Reserves v Frimley Green Reserves Saturday 6th February 2010 Teams are looking more and more to youth set-ups to Reserve Division continue the long-term progression of the club, and Bookham Reserves v Knaphill Reserves hopefully see young local players making the first team. Saturday 13th February 2010 At Knaphill with the coaching of Dave and Ian, along Reserve Division with the facilities, the quality of young players and the Knaphill Reserves v Staines Lammas Reserves experienced players already at the club we have every opportunity of achieving this. 2009-2010 Season Cherry Red Records Combined Counties Football League Our main aim for the reserves is to put together a Reserve Section squad that can back up the first team and in time P W D L F A Pts provide Bob with a number of players who have 1 Worcester Park Reserves 16 13 1 2 53 19 40 progressed through from the reserves. The experience 2 Westfield Reserves 19 11 3 5 50 29 36 of the likes of Kevin Ross, Dan Conquer and Mick 3 Farnham Town Reserves 14 10 2 2 43 17 32 Walters will help the younger players progress in senior 4 South Park Reserves 15 8 4 3 63 18 28 football. Hopefully it will become apparent to the 5 Bedfont Sports Reserves 13 8 3 2 33 12 27 better young players in the sounding area that they will 6 Bookham Reserves 16 8 2 6 38 27 26 get opportunities of senior football at Knaphill, and this 7 Mole Valley SCR Reserves 13 7 3 3 23 21 24 in time will help attract and convince these players to 8 Eversley Reserves 13 6 5 2 31 20 23 come to Knaphill. 9 Crescent Rovers Reserves 13 7 2 4 29 31 20 10 Frimley Green Reserves 18 6 2 10 25 32 20 With the weather over the last few weeks it has been 11 Warlingham Reserves 14 6 2 6 31 22 17 somewhat frustrating not to have had any games on, 12 Hanworth Villa Reserves 16 5 1 10 24 37 16 but it has given us the opportunity to see what players 13 CB Hounslow United Reserves 14 4 3 7 21 32 15 we have available and any areas that we may need to 14 Sheerwater Reserves 15 4 1 10 13 53 13 strengthen. It’s clear that the club already has a 15 Farleigh Rovers Reserves 16 3 3 10 17 34 12 number of players with lots of ability and who should 16 Knaphill Reserves 13 3 2 8 29 31 11 be knocking on the door of the first team squad. 17 Staines Lammas Reserves 12 2 1 9 17 33 7 However the break in games has allowed us to add one 18 Chobham Reserves 14 1 0 13 9 81 3

OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMME KNAPHILL VS WARLINGHAM PLENTY IN RESERVE SEASON 09/10 One on One with MARTIN COOK THE JURY’S OUT:

Drogba or Torres? Drogba

Chinese or Indian? Chinese

Caribbean with the Mrs or Magalluf with the lads? Magalluf

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Who’s the best player you’ve ever played with? Richard Taylor (Goldsworth Park Rangers) Position: Defender Who’s the loudest manager you’ve played Date of Birth: 4th January 1988 under? Martin Ansell - Chobham

Place of Birth: Chertsey Which star player do you play like? Martin Keown

Marital status: Single Who’s your travelling partner? Anyone I can get a lift with ! Job: Delivery Driver Which three words best describe you? Slow, Hairy, Former clubs: Westfield, Chobham Positive

Nickname: Cookie Which newspapers do you read? The Sun

THE LAST… Best Dress sense at Knaphill? Liam Fisher

Car you bought? Ford Focus Worst Dress sense at Knaphill? Lewis Griffiths

Film you saw? Saw 5 Who is the joker at the club? Vic Flynn

Book read? Paul Gascoigne Autobiography How much cash do you have on you now? £10

Trophy won? County Cup Goldsworth Park Rangers What radio station do you listen to? Radio 1

Goal scored? Playing for Goldsworth Park Rangers Five people you would LEAST like round for a dinner party? Cristiano Ronaldo, Gordon Brown, Ashley Cole, Time you were sent off? Chobham 2 years ago Neil Warnock, Paris Hilton

Injury? Broken Nose last season AND FINALLY…

Time you paid to watch a football match? If you won the lottery what would you first? At Aldershot last season Buy a house

Time you had a takeaway? 6 November Who is your best friend in football? Paul O’Reilly

OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMME KNAPHILL VS WARLINGHAM ONE ON ONE SEASON 09/10

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We take a look back through the photographic archives for our LIGHTS last encounter here at Redding Way against our visitors CAMERA 28/03/2009 ACTION KNAPHILL 2 warlingham 1

Matt Baker surrounded by Warlingham players

Michael Pym tries to get away from a Warlingham defender

Michael Pym is Nick Darnell gets a shot away congrulated after opening the scoring

OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMME KNAPHILL VS WARLINGHAM LIGHTS CAMERA ACTION SEASON 09/10

Nick Darnell battles with a Warlingham player

Lee Crozier in action

Michael Pym misses from close range

Matt Edwards gets beaten to the ball

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OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMME KNAPHILL VS WARLINGHAM LIGHTS CAMERA ACTION SEASON 09/10

CHERRY RED RECORDS COMBINED COUNTIES FOOTBALL LEAGUE Division One Directory & Constitution Season 2009/2010

Bedfont Sports - Bedfont Sports Recreation Ground, Hatton Road, Bedfont, Middlesex TW14 8JA Tel No: CB Hounslow United - Osterley Sports Club, Tentelow Lane, Norwood Green, Southall, Middx UB2 4LW Tel No: 0208 547 7055 Chobham - Chobham Recreation Ground, Station Road, Chobham, Surrey GU24 8AZ Tel No: 01276 857876 Cobham - Downside Bridge Road, Cobham, Surrey KT11 3SY Tel No: 01932 866386 Coulsdon United -Netherne CASC, Woodplace Lane, Coulsdon, Surrey CR5 1NE Tel No: 01737 557509 Crescent Rovers - Wallington Sports & Social Club, Mollison Drive, Wallington, Surrey SM6 9BY Tel No: 0208 647 2558 Croydon Municipal - Croydon Sports Arena, Albert Road, SE25 4TL Tel No: Eversley - Eversley Cross, Reading Road, Eversley, Hampshire, RG27 0NS Tel No: 0118 973 2400 Farleigh Rovers - Parsonage Field, Harrow Road, Warlingham, Surrey CR6 9EX Tel No: 01883 626483 Farnham Town - Memorial Ground, Babbs Mead, West Street, Farnham, Surrey GU9 7DY Tel No: 01252 715305 Feltham - Bedfont F.C, The Orchard, Hatton Road, Bedfont, Middlesex TW14 9QT Tel No: 0208 890 7264 Frimley Green - Frimley Green Recreation Ground, Frimley Green Road, Frimley Green GU16 6SY Tel No: 01252 835089 Hartley Wintney - Memorial Playing Fields, Green Lane, Hartley Wintney, Hants RG27 8DL Tel No: 01252 843586 Knaphill - Redding Way, Knaphill, Surrey GU21 2AY Tel No: 01483 475150 Mole Valley SCR - Downside Bridge Road, Cobham, Surrey KT11 3SY Tel No: 07757 980497 Sheerwater - Sheerwater Recreation Ground, Blackthorne Crescent, Sheerwater, GU21 5QJ Tel No: 01932 348192 South Park - George’s Field, Whitehall Lane, South Park, , Surrey RH2 8LG Tel No: 01737 245963 Staines Lammas - Laleham Recreation Ground, The Broadway, Laleham, Staines Middx TW18 1RZ Tel No: 01784 465204 Warlingham - Merstham F.C, Moatside, Weldon Way, Merstham, Surrey. RH1 3QB Tel No: 01737 644046 Westfield - Woking Park, Elmbridge Lane, Kingfield, Woking, Surrey GU22 7AA Tel No: 01483 771106 Worcester Park - Skinner Field, Green Lane, Worcester Park, Surrey KT4 8AJ Tel No: 0208 337 4995

OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMME KNAPHILL VS WARLINGHAM CLUB DIRECTORY SEASON 09/10

For ALL matchday enquires please Just the contact Bryan Freeman ticket Tel - 01932 560738 AT HOME Croydon Municipal Combined Counties League Division One Saturday February 6 2010 Kick off 2.00pm Redding Way

Last Time We Met Saturday 3rd October 2009 Combined Counties League Division One Croydon Municipal 0 Knaphill 3 (Cann 2, Hogsden)

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AWAY INFO Directions: A3 from Central London or M25 Junction 10, then A309 to Scilly Isles roundabout, turn into Hampton Court Way to first roundabout, turn left into Ember Court Road and Ground faces after 300 yards, or South-West Trains to Thames Ditton or Esher, then 10 minutes walk. Met Police Reserves Surrey County F.A Premier Railway Station: Thames Ditton or Esher Cup Quarter Final Ground Capacity : 3000 Wednesday January 27 2010 Seats: 900 Kick off 7.30pm Covered Standing: 2100 Floodlighting: Yes Admission: £3.00

FOLLOW THE KNAPPERS HOME AND AWAY

OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMME KNAPHILL VS WARLINGHAM JUST THE TICKET SEASON 09/10

CLASSIC CLASHES season 2007/08

THE KNAPPERS FIRST EVER COMPEITATIVE MATCH WITH SHEERWATER AT THE RECREATION GROUND RESULTED IN A 2-1 WIN OVER THERE LOCAL RIVALS ALMOST TWO YEARS AGO TO THE DAY. KNAPPERS GOALSCORERS ON THE DAY WERE NATHAN BATCHELOR AND ORANDO PIKE.

FOLLOW THE KNAPPERS sheerwater 1 knaphill 2

OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMME KNAPHILL VS WARLINGHAM CLASSIC CLASHES SEASON 09/10 THE FIXTURE LIST

DATE OPPOSITION K.O RES COM ATT Starting eleven Sat 8 Aug Crescent Rovers H 1-1 L Wheeler Campbell Flynn Branch Walters Savage Tue 11 Aug Frimley Green H 1-3 L Wheeler Campbell Flynn Branch Walters Savage Sat 15 Aug CB Hounslow Utd A 2-4 L Wheeler Miles Flynn Branch Savage Fox Tue 18 Aug Warlingham A 0-5 L Wheeler Miles Flynn Branch Savage Fox 2 Sat 22 Aug Hartley Wintney H 3-5 L Wheeler Miles Flynn Mills Savage Fox Sat 29 Aug Farleigh Rovers A 1-2 L Shelley Campbell Branch Miles Flynn Fox 1 Mon 31 Aug Westfield H 2-0 L Shelley Campbell Branch Miles Flynn Fox Sat 5 Sept Worcester Park H 1-3 L Shelley Campbell Walters Gamble Flynn Fox Sat 12 Sept Mole Valley SCR H 3-3 L Shelley Campbell Branch Gamble Flynn Savage Sat 19 Sept Staines Lammas A 1-3 L Rogers Harvey Branch Savage Flynn Tomlinson Sat 26 Sept Ash Utd H 3-4 PC2 Shelley Miles Branch Savage Flynn Tomlinson Tue 29 Sept Hartley Wintney A 3-0 D1C Rogers Campbell Walters Miles Tomlinson Branch Sat 3 Oct Croydon Municipal A 0-3 L Rogers Campbell Branch Miles Tomlinson Cann 2 Sat 10 Oct South Park H 3-5 L Nash Gamble Walters Miles Flynn Edwards Sat 17 Oct Eversley A 2-1 L Rogers Campbell Branch Miles Gamble Savage Wed 21 Oct Guildford City A 2-1 SCC1 Rogers Harvey Branch Miles Flynn Cann Sat 31 Oct Feltham H 4-1 L Shelley Miles Branch Greene Tomlinson Harvey Tue 3 Nov Chipstead Reserves* A 2-2 CC2 Shelley Harvey Branch Greene Tomlinson Savage Sat 7 Nov Staines Lammas H 2-5 L Shelley Harvey Branch Miles Tomlinson Davis Sat 21 Nov Coulsdon Utd A 2-6 L Shelley Miles Burns Branch Greene Parrington 1 Wed 2 Dec Tooting & Mitcham Res A 2-5 CC3 Shelley Miles Burns Greene Tomlinson Parrington Sat 5 Dec Worcester Park A 1-0 L Shelley Campbell Burns Miles Tomlinson Parrington Sat 12 Dec Frimley Green A 1-0 L Shelley Harvey Branch Miles Greene Parrington Sat 2 Jan South Park A 1-1 L Shelley Cox Branch Miles Greene Darnell Sat 23 Jan Warlingham H L Wed 27 Jan Met Police Res A CC4 Sat 30 Jan Cobham A L Wed 3 Feb Feltham A L Sat 6 Feb Croydon Municipal H L Tue 9 Feb Westfield A L Sat 13 Feb Hartley Wintney A L Sat 20 Feb Farleigh Rovers H L Sat 27 Feb Farnham Town A L Sat 6 Mar CB Hounslow Utd H L Sat 13 Mar Coulsdon Utd H L Sat 20 Mar Bedfont Sports A L Sat 27 Mar Eversley H L Sat 3 Apr Sheerwater H L Mon 5 Apr Mole Valley SCR A L Tues 13 Apr Chobham A L

Compeitition Key: CCL1 = League CC = County Cup PC = Premier Cup D1C = Division One Cup SCC = Southern Combination Cup Home Fixtures in Red *After extra time

Statistics key: 1st sub on/off 2nd sub on/off 3rd sub on/off Yellow Card 2 Yellows Red Card Substitutes Fisher Darnell Hogsden Baker 1 Mason Alexander Wills Jeffery Cook Rogers Fisher Darnell Hogsden Baker Mason Alexander Tomlinson Wills Fox 1 Shelley Wills 1 Darnell Hogsden 1 Baker 2 Mason Alexander Campbell Walters Wills 1 Darnell Hogsden Baker 2 Mason Alexander Walters Fisher Wills 1 Darnell Hogsden Baker Mason 1 Alexander 1 Walters Fisher Mercer Branch Alexander Darnell 1 Hogsden Baker Edwards Walters Savage Harvey Savage Darnell Hogsden 2 Baker Edwards Walters Alexander Harvey Savage Darnell Hogsden Alexander Harvey Miles Fisher Fisher Darnell Hogsden 2 Cann 1 Edwards Walters Pike Cann Savage Hogsden Fox Edwards Miles Walters Campbell Harvey Fox 1 Darnell Hogsden 2 Cann Edwards Harvey Cann Fisher Fox Darnell Hogsden Edwards Wills Harvey Cann Fisher Fox Darnell Hogsden 1 Edwards Wills Harvey Baker Walters Davis Gamble Fox Darnell Hogsden 1 Cann Branch Harvey Campbell Murphy Baker 2 Fox Darnell Hogsden 1 Baker Edwards Harvey Murphy Cann Tomlinson Fox Darnell Hogsden Baker 1 Edwards Campbell Murphy Davis Savage Darnell Hogsden Baker 3 Edwards 1 Campbell Murphy Davis Fox 1 Darnell Hogsden Baker 1 Blythin Campbell Murphy Davis Fastnedge Fox Darnell 2 Hogsden Baker Blythin Campbell Cann Edwards Fox Savage Hogsden 3 Baker 1 Harrison 1 Harvey Cann Davis Fox 2 Savage Hogsden Baker 2 Edwards 1 Harvey Davis Branch Fox Savage Hogsden Baker Harrison Branch Davis Edwards Alexander Fox Savage Hogsden Alexander Edwards Campbell Davis Darnell Cox Fox Savage 1 Alexander Parrington Greenwood Harvey Davis Edwards

Dates to be confirmed: Sheerwater v Knaphill, Knaphill v Bedfont Sports, Knaphill v Farnham Town, Knaphill v Cobham Knaphill v Chobham, Crescent Rovers v Knaphill

Trivia Quiz Answers 1. Paul Ince 2. Brooking - Surnames of the scorers of the winning goals in the F.A Cup finals for each year 3. London, Liverpool, Birmingham, Bristol, Nottingham, Sheffield, Manchester and Stoke

THE RESULTS &&AND FIXTURES

Results - Saturday 16th January Today’s Fixtures - Saturday 23rd January 2010

Division One th Staines Lammas 3 Eversley 3 FA Carlsberg Vase – 4 Round All other matches postponed Chertsey Town v Plymouth Parkway Premier Division Results - Tuesday 19th January Badshot Lea v Epsom & Ewell Banstead Athletic v Bedfont rd Bookham v Sandhurst Town – 3 Round Colliers Wood United v Chessington & Hook Hanworth Villa 0 Northwood 3 nd United Surrey Senior Cup – 2 Round Croydon v Ash United Dorking P v Woking P Egham Town v Camberley Town rd Surrey Senior Cup – 3 Round Hanworth Villa v Molesey Badshot Lea 4 Raynes Park Vale 3 Horley Town v Guildford City Berks & Bucks Senior Trophy – 3rd Round North Greenford United v Dorking Sandhurst Town 2 Binfield 1 Wembley v Cove Aldershot Senior Cup – 2nd Round Alton Town P Hartley Wintney P Division One EL Records Premier Challenge Cup – 3rd Round Bedfont Sports v Sheerwater Camberley Town 3 Egham Town 0 CB Hounslow United v Crescent Rovers Premier Division Coulsdon United v Croydon Municipal Eversley v Cobham Bedfont 6 Ash United 1 Farnham Town v Chobham Wembley 2 Banstead Athletic 3 rd Feltham v Westfield Division One Challenge Cup 3 Round Hartley Wintney v Frimley Green Bedfont Sports P Mole Valley SCR P Knaphill v Warlingham Division One South Park v Mole Valley SCR Frimley Green P Chobham P Worcester Park v Staines Lammas

Surrey Intermediate Cup – 4th Round Results - Wednesday 19th January Farleigh Rovers Res v Reigate Priory Royal Holloway OB v Staines Lammas Res Virginia Water v Worcester Park Res rd Surrey Premier Cup 4th Round Reserve Challenge Cup – 3 Round Cobham 4 Worcester Park 1 Warlingham Res v South Park Res Reserve Division Division One Chobham Res v Eversley Res Feltham 1 Eversley 2 Crescent Rovers Res v Knaphill Res Frimley Green Res v Bedfont Sports Res Mole Valley SCR Res v Hanworth Villa Res Sheerwater Res v CB Hounslow United Res Westfield Res v Bookham Res

OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMME KNAPHILL VS WARLINGHAM FIXTURES & RESULTS SEASON 09/10 THE STATS Player appearances & goals 2009-10 Combined Counties League Division One LEAGUE CUP TOTAL P W D L F A Pts PLAYER App Goals App Goals App Goals 1 Worcester Park 23 15 7 1 54 21 52 2 Hartley Wintney 20 13 4 3 61 29 43 Richard Shelley 9 4 13 3 Mole Valley SCR 18 12 5 1 57 21 41 Dan Cox 1(1) 1(1) 4 Cobham 19 12 5 2 48 19 41 Gavin Branch 15(2) 5 20(2) 5 Staines Lammas 23 12 5 6 51 31 41 Nathan Miles 16(1) 1 17(1) 6 Farleigh Rovers 21 13 2 6 38 26 41 Stephen Greene 4 2 6 7 South Park 19 10 4 5 41 29 34 Mark Tomlinson 7(2) 4 11(2) 8 Farnham Town 17 10 2 5 44 24 32 Matt Burns 2 1 3 9 Eversley 19 9 5 5 42 26 32 Lee Gamble 5(1) 5(1) 10 Bedfont Sports 18 9 5 4 32 22 32 Sean Harvey 3(3) 1 4(3) 11 Knaphill 19 8 3 8 45 37 27 12 Warlingham 21 8 1 12 32 45 25 Ian Savage 16 1 2 18 1 13 Westfield 21 7 2 12 42 41 23 Chris Fox 15(1) 6 5 2 20(1) 8 14 Frimley Green 19 7 2 10 30 35 23 Craig Parrington 4 1 1 5 1 15 Crescent Rovers 19 5 5 9 34 41 20 Tom Davis 2(4) (2) 2(6) 16 CB Hounslow United 19 5 5 9 31 44 20 Nick Darnell 16(1) 3 4 20(1) 3 17 Sheerwater 20 6 2 12 27 45 20 Ross Blythin 1 1 2 18 Croydon Municipal 21 5 4 12 38 58 19 Matt Edwards 10(2) 1 4 1 14(2) 2 19 Chobham 20 6 1 13 32 56 19 Jason Greenwood 1 1 20 Feltham 23 3 1 19 26 78 10 Ricky Hogsden 17 15 5 2 21 17 21 Coulsdon United 21 0 0 21 13 90 0 Matt Baker 13(2) 10 3 3 16 13 Greg Alexander 10(2) 1 10(2) 1 Wes Harrison 2 1 2 1 Danny Mills 1 1 Micky Walters 4(5) 1 5(5) Vic Flynn 12 2 14 Jordan Fastnedge (1) (1) (2)

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OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMME KNAPHILL VS WARLINGHAM THE STATS SEASON 09/10 5 knaphill12 34 67890

In figures Taking a numerical look back through our archives

86 3-1

The scoreline when we beat Warlingham at our visitors former ground 2003 Is the number of years the The Verdayne Gardens Knaphill Football Club has last season. Was the last time been formed. Assistant Manager Dave Freeman played for Knaphill before his playing days were cut short by 190 injury. The number of goals Matt Baker has scored for A year ago today we defeated local rivals Sheerwater 3-0 at Knaphill The Recreation Ground with 2 goals from Ricky Hogsden and 3-0 Michael Pym

Was the number of goals we 77 scored in the league in our first season in the C.C.L The year that we won the Surrey Intermediate Premier Division title and promotion to The Combined Counties 2007 Football League. Latest match REPORT

Cherry Red Records Combined Counties League Division One Saturday 2nd January 2010 South Park 1 Knaphill 1

Having been out of action for three weeks, Knaphill’s season recommenced with a visit to South Park on Saturday where they shared the points in the 1-1 draw, a result that showed a fair reflection of equality between the two teams. Knaphill though went very close to grabbing all three points in the closing minutes of the game. Without strikers Matt Baker and Ricky Hogsden the Club’s leading striking duo, that extra finishing touch of chances was lacking in the first half, although the second half saw a more effective approach in Knaphill’s play. The first chance for the visitors came after eight minutes when Jason Greenwood, making his first appearance of the season after a few months in America, swung over a cross which lone front man Greg Alexander headed over the bar. Greenwood’s performance showed he will be an asset to the team in a brief spell at the Club before returning to the States. On 27 minutes Alexander did have the ball in the net, but was offside.

Earlier a move between Gavin Brainch and Alexander almost produced a goal, but the final effort was block by Polley in the home goal. South Park also had their opportunities in the opening 25 minutes before they took the lead on the half hour when a cross from the left saw Whiting-Balcombe rise to plant a header past Richard Shelley’s vain attempt to gather the ball to make it 1-0. Three minutes later, the home side created more danger in the Knaphill defence with an effort which came back off the bar.

Knaphill started the second half with more zest and bite in their play with a better approach than the first half. They had an appeal for a penalty turned down after 64 minutes, before forcing three corners within a couple of minutes. After 75 minutes, Craig Parrington ventured into the 18 yard box, only to be brought down, and from the resul- tant penalty, Ian Savage scored from the spot kick for the equaliser. South Park went close to regaining the lead after 78 minutes with a header that struck the bar that left Shelley rooted to the spot, expecting it to go over the bar. A minute later Knaphill came close, Daniel Cox releasing a stinging drive just over the bar.

Two substitutions spurned Knaphill with a late flurry of chances. Tom Davis had a shot looking goalworthy, thwarted by the outstretched leg of the keeper, then Matt Edwards saw one effort blocked near the line and another looking set for the top corner, headed clear over the bar by a defender. Knaphill close to a possible winner, but finishing with a deserved share of the points.

Team: Shelley, Cox, Miles, Greene, Branch, Fox(Davis), Savage(Harvey), Darnell, Parrington, Greenwood, Alexan- der(Edwards) Booked: Savage Scorer: Savage 75mins pen

OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMME KNAPHILL VS WARLINGHAM MATCH REPORT SEASON 09/10

THE SQUADS knaphill warlingham Played Goals Played Goals 1 Richard Shelley 1 Danny Eaton 2 Dan Cox 2 Anthony Williams 3 Gavin Branch 3 Michael Brown

4 Nathan Miles 4 Danny Pledge 5 Stephen Greene 5 Paul Stuart 6 Craig Parrington 6 Paul Ennor 7 Chris Fox 7 Danny McDiarmid 8 Nick Darnell 8 James Cecil 9 Ricky Hogsden 9 James Ang 10 Matt Baker 10 Lee Jansen 11 Matt Edwards 11 Liam Neaves 12 Tom Davis 12 Darren Robinson 14 Ian Savage 14 Robert Brown 15 Wes Harrison 15 Ben Stuart 16 Sean Harvey 16 Chris Gadd 17 Lee Gamble 17 Danny Ramsey 18 Matt Burns 18 19 Mark Tomlinson 19 20 Greg Alexander 20 21 Ross Blythin 21 22 Matt Murrell 22

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