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ASHFORD TOWN MIDDLESEX F.C.

vs Uxbridge Saturday 18th January 2020 | KO 3:00pm

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#ASHUXB 3 @ashfordtownmx CONTENTS Page 6: Welcome to the RPS Page 8: Recent Action - Bracknell Page 10: Today’s League Fixtures Page 12: Today’s Opponents - Uxbridge Page 22: First Team Player Profiles Page 26: League Directory Page 30: Recent Action - FC Romania Page 32: Fixtures & Results Page 34: League Table Page 36: Appearances & Goalscorers Page 40: CCL Under 18’s Page 42: Ashford Town Women Page 44: The Non-League Paper Page 48: Today’s Squads

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Ashford Town (Middlesex) Football Club Limited

The Robert Parker Stadium, Short Lane, Stanwell, Middlesex TW19 7BH Telephone: 01784 245908 Email: [email protected] Website: ashfordtownmiddlesexfc.com

Member of the BetVictor Isthmian League, affiliated to Middlesex and Surrey FA’s, and an FA Charter Standard Community Club

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Directors: First Team Manager:Russell Canderton Nick Bailey (Chairman) Assistant Manager:Liam Balmer Graham Felce (Vice-Chairman) Alan Constable (General Secretary) First Team Coach:Adam Frailing Paul Blair (Football Secretary) Goalkeeper Coach:Steve Honey Steve Clark (Finance Director) Physio: Martin O’Connell Chris Canderton (Membership Secretary) Steve Honey Women’s Team Manager:Will Boye Robert Parker CCL Under 18’s Manager:Finn Kemp Patrons: CCL Under 18’s Assistants:David Gully, Sam Eason Russell Grant - The Lord of Ashford in Middlesex Ray Dorset Groundsmen: Liam Balmer, Steve Honey

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Life Vice-Presidents: Paul Burgess Alan Constable Gareth Coates @ashfordtownmx #ASHUXB 5 @ashfordtownmx Welcome to the RPS Alan Constable At the �me of wri�ng there is some doubt about Saturday’s match but if it goes ahead, we welcome Uxbridge FC to Short Lane this a�ernoon. It is fairly typical of this season that probably our best performance of the season was the win at Uxbridge in a compe��on that didn’t really ma�er and last week the gloom con�nued with us losing to FC Romania in what was termed “a must win” game. That is very wrong as there are plenty of matches le� but it was a game that might just have enabled us to turn the corner, had we been successful. It wasn’t to be as, a�er turning round one apiece we conceded two very poor goals to go 1-3 down and Dan Brown’s penalty near the end le� us too li�le �me to resurrect anything from the match. It was hard on us on the run of play but an ongoing failure to take chances and poor defensive errors can only lead to one thing and that’s defeat. Every match though presents a new challenge and if we can’t be up for today, presumably up against many of the players who le� us at the end of last season, we never will be. Last midweek was a complete washout and we now have a fixture headache to fit everything in. It can only be one match at a �me though and we will have another try against Hartley Wintney here on Tuesday in the Aldershot Senior Cup. Next Saturday we travel to Harlow Town, with whom we drew here earlier on. The Ladies enjoyed a thrilling match last Sunday against QPR Women, unbeaten all season and we came away with a credible 2-2 draw. Tomorrow the team face a long trip down to the coast to play against Eastbourne Town in the London and SE Regional League and on Thursday there will be another a�empt to play the Isthmian Women’s Cup match against Enfield Town back here at Short Lane.

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Ashford 2 - 4 Bracknell

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Club History In the late 19th century the game of “football” was growing in popularity and on the 3rd February 1871 a group of eminent local businessmen held the inaugural mee�ng of Uxbridge Football Club. A local solicitor, Mr William Gardiner, was elected as the Club’s President and the club’s colours were chosen as white shirts with a light blue Maltese cross and a light blue velvet cap with silver tassel. Friendly games against local opposi�on were played in the early years, un�l the FA Cup was entered in 1873. A First Round Victory over Gitanos set-up a Second-Round �e against eventual finalists Royal Engineers, which the Engineers narrowly won 2-1. It was at this �me that Uxbridge could boast amongst its ranks a Full England Interna�onal. Hubert Heron played for England on two occasions whilst an Uxbridge player before he moved to Wanderers FC where he gained further interna�onal honours. His brother Francis, formerly of Uxbridge, also played for England a�er joining him at Wanderers FC.

The club changed its colours to Oxford Blue and Cambridge Blue shirts in 1874 but they were in financial difficul�es and folded later that year. The main problem for Uxbridge was the lack ofa permanent home ground (a problem that was to plague them un�l the middle of the next century), the commi�ee searched the town for a suitable base but were thwarted at every turn and they led a nomadic existence, moving ground every few years. The enthusiasm for a team in Uxbridge was s�ll prevalent and the Club was reformed in 1879. In 1886 Uxbridge FC amalgamated with another local club, Uxbridge Crescents, and played under this name in season 1886/87, before rever�ng to plain old Uxbridge the following season. It was at this �me that the Red Shirts, which are s�ll worn today, were adopted and the nickname “The Reds” was born. Their first trophy was won in 1889 when they li�ed the West Middlesex Cup, defea�ng Colnbrook 1-0 in the Final. The end of the 19th century was a par�cularly successful period for The Reds as they won the West Middlesex Cup on three further occasions and also won the pres�gious Middlesex Senior Cup twice. In 1894 they beat the 3rd Grenadier Guards 2-0 and repeated that success two years later with a 3-2 victory over local rivals Southall in a replay in front of over 5000 spectators. The outstanding achievement however was in reaching the final of the F.A. Amateur Cup in 1898. This was the clubs first season in the compe��on and they had to win eight �es before mee�ng Middlesborough in the final at Crystal Palace.

Unfortunately, their North East rivals proved too strong for them on the day and ran out 2-0 winners. During this successful period for the club they became founder members of Division Two of the

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Southern League in 1894, finishing fourth in their first four seasons. However, in season 1898/99 they finished next to bo�om and the dwindling crowds (averaging around 500) meant that financially the club was once again in trouble. A decision was therefore taken to withdraw from the Southern League and join the local Middlesex League to try and stabilise the club. However, a majority of the more talented players joined other clubs and they struggled in their new surroundings, finishing bo�om with only one point from their 14 games. At the end of the season the club had a deficit of £130 and with few players the club once again folded. For two years much fund raising amongst the local community finally saw the club’s debts paid and the reformed Uxbridge FC joined the West Middlesex League for the 1902/03 season. In 1904 the Great Western Suburban League was entered and here they stayed un�l the outbreak of the First World War. Their best finish during this period was as Runners-up to Bren�ord Reserves in 1910/11. They also won the Middlesex Charity Cup on two occasions in 1908 and 1913, as they looked to re- establish themselves as a force in the football world. Following the end of hos�li�es Uxbridge joined the Athenian League and added “Town” to their name. An unsuccessful first Athenian League campaign saw them relegated back to the Great Western Suburban League in 1920. A successful four seasons saw them back in the Athenian League in 1924 where they remained un�l 1937. The Middlesex Charity Cup was won for the third �me in 1935 as Finchley were beaten 4-3. Two poor seasons saw them finish bo�om of the Athenian League in 1936 and 1937 and the club failed to be re-elected. They joined the Spartan League for the 1937/38 season, dropping “Town” from their name at the end of the campaign stood proudly at the summit. Championship celebra�ons however were cut short when it was discovered that The Reds had played an ineligible player and were deduced six points, placing them in third posi�on behind Champions Marlow. Following the debacle of their one and only season in the Spartan League they resigned and joined the London League prior to the Second World War. During the war years they con�nued to play and joined the newly formed Great Western Combina�on League before re-joining the London League in 1945, finishing as Runners-up to Edgware Town. Uxbridge were founder members of the Corinthian League in 1946 and remained in this league for the next seventeen years. Finally, in 1948, a�er over three quarters of a century of searching, a ground of their own was purchased. A piece of land in Cleveland Road, Cowley was bought for £5,800 by then president Mr W.S. Try. The ground was named a�er a large house that

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stood on the land and “Honeycro�” was the new home of Uxbridge Football Club. During this period, they won their only Championship to-date when they were crowned Corinthian League Champions at the end of the 1959/60 season. They also won the Middlesex Senior Cup for the third �me in 1951 when they defeated Hayes 2-1. This was a successful period in the club’s history as they finished in the top five of the Corinthian League on no less than eight occasions and crowds were averaging around the thousand mark. A re- organisa�on of Non-League football saw the end of the Corinthian League in 1963 and club found itself once again in Division One of the Athenian League. This was a lean �me for The Reds, they were relegated to Division Two in 1967 and financial problems once against beset them. They gained na�onal publicity in 1976 when England were looking for a side to play as part of their warm-up for the forthcoming World Cup campaign. Uxbridge took on a full-strength England at Wembley, losing 8-0. The ground problems that had blighted Uxbridge throughout their history surfaced once again and the club had to find a new home. In 1978 they moved to their current headquarters in Horton Road, Yiewsley. A former works Sports & Social Club they have developed the site to the superb standard you see today. Over the past 31 years they have added floodlights (opened by the visit of Arsenal in 1981), new stands, fencing and in more recent �mes a new clubhouse was opened and car park laid. On the playing front the club won the Middlesex Charity Cup for the fourth �me in 1982, their first silverware for 31 years, and moved to the Isthmian League in the same year, winning promo�on to Division One in 1985. The Final of the AC Delco Cup (League Cup) was reached in 1986, where they met Premier Division Champions Su�on United. The Reds failed to stop Su�on comple�ng “The Double” though, losing 3-1 in the Final in front of over a thousand spectators at Imber Court, the home of Metropolitan Police FC, Uxbridge entered the London Challenge Cup for the first �me in the 1992/93 season and hence followed a love affair between the Reds and the magnificent trophy. In the eight seasons they entered the compe��on they reached five finals, winning on three occasions in 1994,1997 and 2000. They won the Middlesex Senior Cup for the fourth �me in 2001, defea�ng Harrow Borough 3-0 in the Final held at Honeycro�. In 2004 the club were moved across the pyramid to the Southern League and have reached the Play-Offs on three occasions. In 2004/05 they lost on penal�es, a�er leading Maldon Town in extra-�me, in 2007/08 they narrowly lost 0-1 at Oxford City and in 2011/12 they lost 2-1 at Bedworth United in the Semi-Finals. In 2018 Uxbridge were moved back across the pyramid, re-joining the Isthmian League in the South Central Division. They have won the Middlesex Charity Cup on three more occasions in the last seven years. Defea�ng Bren�ord in 2013, Wembley in 2014 and last season Ashford Town (Middlesex) at Hanwell Town FC. In the summer of 2016 the Club lost one of its stalwarts when long serving President Alan Odell passed away. Alan had been associated with The Reds for over 80 years, firstly as a supporter and player in his youth, before serving in various official du�es as a commi�ee member. He is sadly missed. This season Uxbridge have appointed only their sixth manager over the past 49 years. Ron Clack was in charge for 18-years from 1970, followed by Peter Marshall for one season, Michael Harvey for three, before George Talbot took the reins for fourteen seasons in 1992. In 2006 Tony Choules

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became the man in charge, being replaced by Danny Edwards for the current campaign. Danny is a 40-year-old UEFA A licensed coach who spent the past 15 years as manager of Chalfont St Peter AFC before deciding to leave at the end of last season. He steered Chalfont St Peter to Step 4 of the league system in 2011, as well as reaching the 3rd Qualifying Round of the Football Associa�on Challenge Cup on three occasions. Danny will be bringing with him a confident team which includes Fred Cummings as his Assistant Manager, Fred is well known to the followers of the Red Army as a comba�ve centre half with 320 First Team appearances for Uxbridge in the 1980’s.

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#ASHUXB 21 @ashfordtownmx The 2019/2020 Tangerines Player Profiles

Sam Mason Goalkeeper Signed from Woking FC for 2019-2020 where he was back-up keeper in 2018-2019, making a number of 1st Team appearances.

Sponsored by: Josh Wilson Goalkeeper Josh has had to step up from the Under-18’s earlier than expected due to injury to Sam Mason earlier in the season. Has impressed with his handling and confidence throughout a number of cup and league appearances.

Aaron Petch Left Back / Left Wing A player from Ashford’s junior ranks. Plays anywhere down the left flank and has returned to Ashford this season after a short spell with Chertsey Town.

Joe Noakes Defender Joined Ashford this season and at home in defence or midfield. Has played for a number of Wessex League clubs.

Matt Surmon Defender Broke into the 1st team towards the end of last season, and another player from the junior ranks. As a central defender with height and great composure, he is now an automatic choice.

Sponsored by: Alan Constable

Robert Mundow Striker Robert is a recent acquisition from Leatherhead FC. Has also played for Guildford City.

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Teddy Williams Striker After a great season for the U16’s in 2018-2019 Teddy has stepped up well with the new U18 side this season, and also for the first team scoring in pre-season and an appearance more recently.

Scott Todd Striker Experienced striker, who returned to Ashford this season bringing strength to the front line. Injury has blighted much of his return but he is now back amongst the matchday squad.

Russell Canderton Sponsored by: Lynne Morgan

Ashford Town (Middlesex) FC 2019-2020

Back row (from left to right): Sam Humphreys, Tommy Brunton, Robert Mundow, Kelvin Adjei, Joe Noakes, Harrison Okwu-Ndubuisi, Hafid Bounyafe

Middle row: Dan Brown, Nathan Pooley, Matt Surmon, Josh Wilson, Sam Mason, Darryl Harrison, Teddy Williams, Rylan Myers

Front row: Joe Green, Scott Weight, Adam Frailing (Coach), Liam Balmer (Assistant Manager), Russell Canderton (Manager), Steve Honey (Goalkeeper Coach), Max Webb (Captain), Aaron Petch

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South Central Division 2019/2020

Ashford Town (Middlesex) FC Barking FC Robert Parker Stadium, Short Lane, Stanwell Mayesbrook Park, Lodge Avenue Middlesex TW19 7BH Dagenham RM8 2JR ashfordtownmiddlsexfc.com barking-fc.co.uk

Bedfont Sports FC Bracknell Town FC Bedfont Sports Recreation Ground Larges Lane Hatton Road, Bedfont TW14 9JR Bracknell RG12 9AN bedfontsportsclub.co.uk bracknelltownfc.com

Chalfont St Peter Chertsey Town FC Mill Meadow, Gravel Hill 28 Alwyns Lane Chalfont St Peter SL9 9QX Chertsey KT16 9DW chalfontstpeterafc.co.uk chertseytown-fc.co.uk

Chipstead FC FC Romania High Road Theobalds Lane Chipstead CR5 3SF Cheshunt EN8 8RU chipsteadfc.com fcromania.com

Hanwell Town FC Harlow Town FC The Powerday Stadium, Perivale Lane The McCullochs Arena, Elizabeth Way Greenford UB6 8TL Harlow CM19 5BE hanwelltownfc.co.uk harlowtownfootballclub.co.uk

Hertford Town FC Marlow FC West Street Alfred Davis Memorial Ground Hertford SG13 8EZ Oak Tree Road, Marlow SL7 3ED pitchero.com/clubs/hertfordtownfc marlowfc.co.uk

Northwood FC South Park FC Acretweed Stadium, Chestnut Avenue King Georges Field, Whitehall Lane Northwood HA6 1HR South Park, Reigate RH2 8LG northwoodfc.com Southparkfootballclub.co.uk

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Staines Town FC Tooting & Mitcham United FC Wheatsheaf Park, Wheatsheaf Lane Imperial Fields, Bishopsford Road Staines, Middlesex TW18 2PD Morden SM4 6BF stainestownfootballclub.co.uk tmunited.org

Uxbridge FC Waltham Abbey FC Honeycroft, Horton Road Capershotts, Sewardstone Road West Drayton UB7 8HX Waltham Abbey EN9 1NX uxbridgefc.com pitchero.com/clubs/walthamabbeysenior

Ware FC Westfield FC Wodson Park, Wadesmill Road Woking Park, Kingfield Road Ware SG12 0UQ Woking GU22 9BA warefc.co.uk westfield-fc.com

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FC Romania 3 - 2 Ashford

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#ASHUXB 31 @ashfordtownmx Fixtures & Results Date H/A Opponent Comp Result Scorers 06 Jul 2019 N CB Hounslow PSF 1-3 Trialist 16 Jul 2019 A Spelthorne Sports PSF 0-2 20 Jul 2019 A Abbey Rangers PSF 0-2 23 Jul 2019 A Colliers Wood PSF 3-3 Adjei (2), Trialist 27 Jul 2019 A Camberley Town PSF 3-4 Weight, Surmon, Williams 30 Jul 2019 A Molesey PSF 1-2 Adjei 03 Aug 2019 H Southall FC BOWL 1-2 Adjei 06 Aug 2019 H Staines Lammas PSF 1-3 Williams 10 Aug 2019 H Basingstoke Town PSF 3-4 Webb, Adjei (2) 17 Aug 2019 H Chalfont St Peter BVISC 0-4 20 Aug 2019 A Tooting & Mitcham United BVISC 1-3 Webb 24 Aug 2019 A Sutton Athletic FAC 0-6 26 Aug 2019 H Westfield BVISC 0-4 31 Aug 2019 A Bracknell Town BVISC 0-4 03 Sep 2019 H Bedfont Sports VT 0-2 07 Sep 2019 H Northwood VT 0-1 14 Sep 2019 H Barking BVISC 1-1 Brown 17 Sep 2019 H Chertsey Town BVISC 1-2 Brown 21 Sep 2019 A South Park BVISC 3-3 Brown, Brunton, Okwu-Ndubuisi 05 Oct 2019 H Harlow Town BVISC 1-2 Brown 12 Oct 2019 H Canvey Island FAT 2-2 Adjei, Todd 15 Oct 2019 A Canvey Island REPLAY 0-5 19 Oct 2019 A Uxbridge BVISC 2-3 Brunton, Bounyafe 22 Oct 2019 A Bedfont Sports MSC 0-2 26 Oct 2019 A Hertford Town BVISC 5-3 Adjei (2), Brown (2), Brunton 29 Oct 2019 A Uxbridge VT 3-0 Surmon, Petch, Brown 02 Nov 2019 H Bedfont Sports BVISC 0-1 09 Nov 2019 A Marlow BVISC 1-1 Brown 12 Nov 2019 A Staines Town VT 0-2 16 Nov 2019 H Northwood BVISC 1-3 Adjei (pen) 19 Nov 2019 H Guildford City SSC 1-1 Mundow

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Date H/A Opponent Comp Result Scorers 23 Nov 2019 A Hanwell Town BVISC 1-0 Brown 30 Nov 2019 H Waltham Abbey BVISC 0-1 07 Dec 2019 A Ware BVISC 0-6 14 Dec 2019 H Chipstead BVISC 0-2 28 Dec 2019 A Westfield BVISC 0-5 04 Jan 2020 H Bracknell Town BVISC 2-4 Harrison, Pooley 11 Jan 2020 A FC Romania BVISC 2-3 Brown (2) (1 pen) 14 Jan 2020 H Kensington & Ealing MCC P-P 18 Jan 2020 H Uxbridge BVISC 21 Jan 2020 H Hartley Witney AC 25 Jan 2020 A Harlow Town BVISC 28 Jan 2020 H Staines Town BVISC 01 Feb 2020 H South Park BVISC 04 Feb 2020 A Chertsey Town BVISC 08 Feb 2020 H Ware BVISC 15 Feb 2020 A Chipstead BVISC 22 Feb 2020 A Bedfont Sports BVISC 29 Feb 2020 H Hertford Town BVISC 07 Mar 2020 A Northwood BVISC 14 Mar 2020 H Marlow BVISC 21 Mar 2020 A Barking BVISC 28 Mar 2020 H FC Romania BVISC 04 Apr 2020 A Chalfont St Peter BVISC 11 Apr 2020 H Tooting & Mitcham United BVISC 13 Apr 2020 A Staines Town BVISC 18 Apr 2020 H Hanwell Town BVISC 25 Apr 2020 A Waltham Abbey BVISC

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SOUTH CENTRAL DIVISION LeagueTable

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#ASHUXB 35 @ashfordtownmx Appearances & Goalscorers LEAGUE CUP TOTAL NAME A S G A S G A S G Kelvin Adjei 12 6 3 6 2 1 18 8 4

Hafid Bounyafe 5 5 1 3 2 0 8 7 1

Will Boye 1 0 0 2 0 0 3 0 0

Dan Brown 13 0 10 3 2 1 16 2 11

Tommy Brunton 19 0 3 7 2 0 26 2 3

Aaron Bryan 6 0 0 4 0 0 10 0 0

Joe Green 5 1 0 4 0 0 9 1 0

Darryl Harrison 14 1 1 5 1 0 19 2 1

Sam Humphreys 14 2 0 6 2 0 20 4 0

Ivan Machado 2 5 0 1 1 0 3 6 0

Sam Mason 19 0 0 4 0 0 23 0 0

Vitor Monteiro 3 2 0 2 2 0 5 4 0

Robert Mundow 2 7 0 3 1 1 5 8 1

Rylan Myers 6 3 0 3 0 0 9 3 0

Joe Noakes 15 2 0 6 0 0 21 2 0

Harrison Okwu-Ndubuisi 7 3 1 3 1 0 10 4 1

Aaron Petch 12 3 0 6 2 1 18 5 1

Nathan Pooley 0 8 1 4 2 0 4 10 1

Matt Surmon 19 0 0 8 0 1 27 0 1

Scott Todd 2 3 0 2 2 1 4 5 1

Warren Tom 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0

Max Webb 15 0 1 7 1 0 22 1 1

Scott Weight 17 1 0 5 1 0 22 2 0

Teddy Williams 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0

Josh Wilson 1 0 0 5 0 0 6 0 0 KEY: A = Appearances S = Substitute Appearances G = Goals

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#ASHUXB 39 @ashfordtownmx Fixtures &Results U18Date H/A Opponent Comp Result Scorers T.Williams (4), Woollard (2), 29 Jul 2019 A Leatherhead Youth PSF 9-2 Poole, Carlisle-Smith, Trindade T.Williams, Poole, 21 Aug 2019 H Hampton & Richmond PSF 3-2 Carlisle-Smith (pen) 28 Aug 2019 A Spelthorne Sports PSF 1-2 T.Williams

04 Sep 2019 A Hayes & Yeading FAYC 0-3

10 Sep 2019 A Cranleigh CCL 0-6

16 Sep 2019 A Leatherhead Youth F 2-1 O’Reilly-Guyett, Carlisle-Smith

23 Sep 2019 H Manorcroft United CCL 1-2 Edwards

07 Oct 2019 A Rayners Lane MXYC 0-1

21 Oct 2019 A Leatherhead Youth CCL 2-2 Hellyer, T.Williams

28 Oct 2019 H Manorcroft United CCLC 1-4 T.Williams Carlisle-Smith (2), Hellyer, 11 Nov 2019 H Fleet Spurs CCL 4-2 Woollard 18 Nov 2019 H Chertsey Town GMC P-P

25 Nov 2019 A Spelthorne Sports CCL P-P

09 Dec 2019 H Knaphill CCL 2-8 T.Williams, Carlisle-Smith

13 Jan 2020 H Cranleigh CCL P-P

27 Jan 2020 A Manorcroft United CCL

17 Feb 2020 H Godalming Town CCL

24 Feb 2020 H Leatherhead Youth CCL

10 Mar 2020 A Fleet Spurs CCL

16 Mar 2020 H Spelthorne Sports CCL

31 Mar 2020 A Knaphill CCL

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Tony Ford Under 18 Division West

#ASHUXB 41 @ashfordtownmx AT FC ashfordtownmiddlxlfc.comWomen Date H/A Opponent Comp Result Scorers 14 Jul 2019 A Walton Casuals PSF 3-3 Neufville, Huse, Cheatley 21 Jul 2019 H Maidenhead United PSF 3-1 Benham, Head, Neufville 04 Aug 2019 H AFC Wimbledon PSF 2-8 Cheatley, Isaacs 07 Aug 2019 A Enfield Town PSF 3-4 Kriebel, Down, Neufville 11 Aug 2019 H Moneyfields PSF 2-2 Down, Novakovic 18 Aug 2019 H Denham United CUP 4-1 Benham, Neufville(2), Isaacs 25 Aug 2019 H Whyteleafe WFL 3-2 Pearson, Neufville, Baker Neufville, Harte, Johnson, 01 Sep 2019 H Oxford City CUP 5-2 Down(2) 08 Sep 2019 A Dartford WFL 2-5 Head(2) Baker, Cheatley, Huse, 15 Sep 2019 H Eastbourne Town WFL 5-1 Neufville(2) 22 Sep 2019 H Saltdean United CUP 0-1 29 Sep 2019 H Dulwich Hamlets CUP P-P 06 Oct 2019 H Dulwich Hamlets WFL 1-1 Head 13 Oct 2019 A Eastbourne Town WFL P-P 20 Oct 2019 H Denham United WFL 1-2 Cheatley 24 Oct 2019 A Northwood Ladies CUP P-P 27 Oct 2019 A Dulwich Hamlets WFL 0-2 03 Nov 2019 A Denham United CUP 1-1 Wilson 10 Nov 2019 A Denham United WFL 2-1 Cheatley(2) 17 Nov 2019 A Crystal Palace CUP 3-4 Cheatley(2), Neufville Johnson, Cheatley(2), Down(2), 21 Nov 2019 A Northwood CUP 8-1 Neufville(2), Huse 24 Nov 2019 A Saltdean United WFL P-P 01 Dec 2019 A Fulham CUP 0-5 Pearson, Cheatley (3), Huse 05 Dec 2019 A Actonians Ladies CUP 2-3 Cheatley, Down 08 Dec 2019 A Aylesford WFL 6-1 Down, Huse, Cheatley (4) 15 Dec 2019 H QPR CUP P-P 12 Jan 2020 H QPR WFL 2-2 Cheatley, Wilson 26 Jan 2020 A Fulham WFL 02 Feb 2020 H Dartford WFL 16 Feb 2020 A Whyteleafe WFL

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POS TEAM P W D L F A +/- PTS

1 Dulwich Hamlet 10 7 2 1 24 8 16 23

2 QPR 8 7 0 1 21 13 8 21

3 Whyteleafe 11 5 2 4 27 25 2 17

4 Dartford 9 4 2 3 28 20 8 14

5 Ashford Town (Middlesex) 8 4 1 3 20 15 5 13

6 Fulham 9 3 3 3 18 17 1 12

7 Denham United 10 3 0 7 18 27 -9 9

8 Saltdean United 8 0 4 4 14 22 -8 4

9 Eastbourne Town 7 1 1 5 6 17 -11 4

10 Aylesford 6 1 1 4 7 19 -12 4

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By David Richardson The managers probably won’t thank us for saying it but it’s always great to see Non-League talent move up into the Football League. We’ve seen a host of players make the step up just in this past week – all with their own stories to tell. Josh March has worked his way up the divisions with Alvechurch and, a�er hi�ng 24 goals in 27 games for Leamington, is moving up to League Two with Forest Green. March told us in last week’s paper of how Non-League football has prepared him for the step-up – one he wasn’t ever sure he’d get a crack at a few years ago. Reeco Hacke�-Fairchild quickly made an impression with Bromley during this campaign and he’s been snapped up by Portsmouth. Then Barnet’s Jack Taylor is stepping up to Peterborough United – a club well known for mining Non-League over the years with great success – for a fee of £500,000 which could rise to £1 million with add-ons. Our columnist and BT Sport commentator Adam Virgo recently wrote that Taylor is the best midfielder in the Na�onal League. Perhaps Posh were reading! The moves didn’t stop there with Rob Atkinson joining Oxford United from Eastleigh. The young defender has impressed for the Spi�ires this season having joined in the summer from Basingstoke Town. It just goes to show how much talent there is throughout Non-League football. Of course, for the managers it’s not great �ming. They’ve lost important players at an important part of the season. It’s not as straigh�orward as just going out and handpicking a replacement. It does, however, reflect well on them and their clubs. Non-League football thrives and survives on giving young footballers the opportunity to showcase their talent and the pla�orm to push onto the League. Are there more footballers just wai�ng for their chance? You can be sure of it.

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Matlock Town have had their ground broken into for the third �me in three months. They certainly aren’t the only Non-League club to suffer at the hands of mindless thieves. It is soul destroying for the hard-working volunteers that put in all the hours they can to their club only to have to clear up the mess. Unfortunately many Non-League clubs and grounds are so� targets. O�en tucked away and with alcohol and other stock, or the prospect of cash le� inside – they are an appealing proposi�on. Clubs no doubt have insurance but the costs of addi�onal security only add an extra burden.

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Tangerine & white stripes All sky blue Black shorts, tangerine socks

1 Sam Mason 1 Paul McCarthy

2 Harrison Okwu-Ndubuisi 2 Mark Goodman

3 Aaron Bryan 3 James Mulley

4 Joe Noakes 4 Calum Duffy

5 Darryl Harrison 5 Reece Yorke

6 Matt Surmon 6 Mark McLeod

7 Rylan Myers 7 Mark Bitmead

8 Max Webb (C) 8 Alan Hedley

9 Dan Brown 9 Callum Bunting

10 Kelvin Adjei 10 Alex Paine

11 Tommy Brunton 11 Jack Beadle

12 Hafid Bounyafe 12 Elliott Poley

14 Sam Humphreys 14 Luke Heneghan

15 Nathan Pooley 15 Abdul (Samad) Kazi

16 Aaron Petch 16 Mahlondo Martin

17 Scott Todd 17 Tyler Tobin

Manager: Russell Canderton Manager: Danny Edwards Assistant: Liam Balmer Assistant: Fred Cummings

Match Officials Programme Sponsor Matchball Sponsor Referee |Alastair Higgs Assistant |Shawn Barclay Assistant |Robert Claussen

Next up at home Hartley Witney Tuesday 21st January 2020 | KO 7:45pm Aldershot Cup

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