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FC Roast 2.30PM SATURDAY 6TH OCTOBER 2018 at the STRAY DOG A5 Clapton CFC.Qxp Layout 1 18/09/2018 11:20 Page 1 MIDDLESEX COUNTIES LEAGUE DIVISION 1 CENTRAL & EAST vs FC Roast 2.30PM SATURDAY 6TH OCTOBER 2018 AT THE STRAY DOG A5 Clapton CFC.qxp_Layout 1 18/09/2018 11:20 Page 1 CLAPTON COMMUNITY FC WE ARE THE CLAPTON N O P A S A R A N GMB Union are in full support of the fan-owned Clapton Community Football Club and wish them a successful first season 2018/19 Warren Kenny Penny Robinson Regional Secretary Regional President #WeAreTheClapton www.claptoncfc.co.uk www.gmblondon.org.uk JOIN ONLINE GMBLondonRegion www.gmb.org.uk/join @GMBLondonRegion 2 A5 Clapton CFC.qxp_Layout 1 18/09/2018 11:20 Page 1 CLAPTON COMMUNITY FC WE ARE THE WELCOME CLAPTON N O P A S A R A N Matchday We are Clapton CFC. If you’ve ever had dreams of owning Magazine a football club, you’ve come to the No. 2 right place. With your first year of membership, you get a £1 share in the 2018/19 club and you can join our committees, keep our club going, and vote on important issues. If you have suggestions or want to lend a hand, page 11 has a list of all the committees and the emails to get in touch. GMB Union are in full support of the fan-owned Clapton Community Football Club and wish them a successful first season 2018/19 Warren Kenny Penny Robinson Regional Secretary Regional President #WeAreTheClapton www.claptoncfc.co.uk www.gmblondon.org.uk JOIN ONLINE GMBLondonRegion www.gmb.org.uk/join @GMBLondonRegion 3 Geoff catching up with fans after the league win NEWS NEWS NEWS NEWS away at Ealing FC. That means we are hopeful we can start First batch of CCFC taking further pre-orders soon. Not yet, but shirts are here soon! If you wish to find out when we can take As Tom Petty sang, the waiting is the pre-orders again, register your email hardest part. address on our site claptoncfc.co.uk So we must thank everyone who pre- We are planning to use some of the income ordered a Clapton CFC kit for their patience for a permanent commemoration of the while we have quietly been working out how to International Brigades – we are speaking to handle the amazing and unexpected demand. the International Brigades Memorial Trust about this. The story of our Spanish Republic-inspired away shirt somehow went around the world, Thank you so much for your patience. No and friends and comrades, particularly in pasaran! Spain and Britain, started ordering the away kit faster than our manufacturer Rage Sport could make them. Dan Evans designs Never in our wildest dreams did we expect progamme cover 5,400 kits to be pre-ordered. More importantly, we have been humbled to hear We called out in the last programme for so many personal stories about the Spanish artists/designers/illustrators to get involved Republic and the International Brigades. and put themselves forward to design one Much, more on that to follow. of the programme covers and the response hs been amazing. The team at Rage have risen to the challenge of fulfilling the orders, working First off the mark is the work of Dan Evans non-stop. Maurizio Affuso from Rage said: (@danxdraws on Instagram) who drew Eliot “I do not sleep.” Crosbie about to tuck into a roast, let’s hope he does this same this afternoon. There is finally some good news as Rage have shipped a big batch of shirts – which If you want to try your hand and design a as you can see from the photo at the top of cover, email us at [email protected] the page has arrived in East London! or through our social media channels. We’ll get in touch and give you access to a load We’ve partnered up with a delivery team at of assets so you can go wild. Weengs, which is getting ready to ship them out. They should start arriving at people’s If design isn’t your thing but want to doors within the next week or so. contribute with the articles, views, photography, illustration, recipes, tips or The rest of the pre-ordered kits are still interpretive modern dance, drop us an being made and will be shipped when we email and we’ll put you in touch with the receive further deliveries from Rage over the “Matchday Magazine” team. next few weeks. NEWS NEWS NEWS NEWS 4 A WORD FROM THE GAFFER It was good to get back to winning ways last weekend with the 4-2 victory at South Kilburn. Though once again we had to come from behind. I didn’t think we played badly in the first half. It was just one lapse of concentration at the back. From then on, I thought we dominated the game. We wanted to take the momentum from the second half of the Hutton game the previous week, where we turned a 3-0 half-time deficit into a narrow 5-4 defeat, into this game. So we kept the formation and personnel pretty much the same. We would like a cup run so it was great to progress to the next round. However, it’s back to league action this weekend and our first game at home. We want to build on the Ealing Town game, our only league game so far where we came back to take all three points against good opposition. I think most, if not all, title contenders at any level, base their title campaigns on very strong home form. We will look to be no different and aim to get maximum points from all our home games in particular. That’s not to talk down FC Roast who will be tough opponents having won in the cup and run Stonewall close in their only league game. Despite the neutrals loving the goalfests at CCFC games recently, conceding 7 goals in 2 games is never ideal for a manager. So we will aim to rectify that today and make it back to back wins and hopefully a second clean sheet. 5 If there can be such a thing as a ‘feelgood defeat’, this was it. BBC ESSEX PREMIER CUP 22/09/2018 REPORT : CLAPTON CFC 4 HUTTON FC 5 On a drizzly autumn day, just over 400 and moving play forward. Clapton’s people saw Clapton CFC’s first competitive attackers were also linking up brilliantly: game at The Stray Dog – and they were Stanley, Nielsen and Eliot Crosbie taking treated to a barnstormer that will live long in turns to play each other in on goal with first the memory. touch flicks from long balls. The Tons looked dead and buried at half- This bore fruit when the outrushing Hutton time but mounted a dramatic comeback, goalkeeper brought down Stanley, who only to lose out to the odd goal in nine as took the chance to fire home from the spot Hutton progressed to the second round of himself – handing the Tons a lifeline. Shortly the BBC Essex Senior Cup. after that, Crosbie burst through on goal and finished smartly for 2-3 to really bring The Essex Olympian side stamped their the contest back to life. authority on the opening stages, racing into a 2-0 lead with little over 20 minutes played. The Essex side then scored a penalty against the run of play to make it 2-4, but Going forward, Clapton were struggling just one minute later and Clapton had to open up their opponents and problems reduced the deficit again through a back were compounded by injuries that forced post header from Oshin. off defender Andrew Lastic and midfielder Phil Blakesley. The ding-dong half continued with the visitors extending their lead to 3-5 from The only glimpse of threat from the home yet another penalty, when substitute Tom side in the first 45 came when Sherwin Carding was adjudged to have backed into Stanley spun away from his man only to fire a Hutton player – a decision described as straight at the keeper, after nice work from ‘very harsh’ by Ocran. Stefan Nielsen on the left wing. Keeper Dan Anfossy did well to get a hand Hutton added a third goal just before the to the low effort, but it agonisingly looped break, slotting home the rebound to a free over him into the top corner. kick that had rattled the bar. With the tie seemingly put to bed, many Clapton fans Yet again, Clapton bounced back. Stanley were hoping for little more than a show of shot past the Hutton goalie at his near post mercy in the second half. to set up a thrilling finale. In spite of some CCFC players looking dead on their feet, But as was the case on the previous having put in immense shifts harassing Saturday, when Clapton had turned around Hutton’s players all over the park, the late a 1-0 deficit against Ealing Town to win 1-2, chances were all at the right end. the performance improved dramatically after the break. As the rain teemed down and the fans turned up the volume, Anfossy made his Player-manager Geoff Ocran – who named way forward for an injury time free kick. The himself on the bench – switched from three dream of the most dramatic equaliser in the at the back to a 4-4-2 formation and the history of our club (of any club?!) seemed on. more direct style immediately caused Hutton all sorts of problems.
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