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Evo-Stik League Southern Division 1 South and West Yyyyyy Saturday 21St January 2017 – Kick Off 3.00P.M £2 Evo-Stik League Southern Division 1 South and West yyyyyy Saturday 21st January 2017 – Kick off 3.00p.m. Winchester City Bideford F.C. Red and black shirts, All blue red shorts and socks From: From: No Lewis Noice No. Joe Moore WINCHESTER CITY REVIEW Brendon Norris Stephen Reed 2016 – 2017 Danny King Will Richards Adam Tomasso Sean Downing Matt Evans Chris McGrath Stuart Mott Kai Fisher Adam Roberts Chris McPhee Stuart Green Ben Watson Lewis Tallack Programme printed by Kevin Sqire Craig Feeney Billy Tucker Joe Briggs Matty Andrew Jason Silver Dan Western Jamie Ford Dan Harrison Howard Neighbour Ian Sampson Jack Hannam Sam Stevens Andy Jenkinson Nick Barker Joe Hayward Manager – Sean Joyce Robbie Matthews Coach – Nick Barker Physio – Anthony Beal Danny Smith Olly Searle WINCHESTER CITY v BIDEFORD F.C. Evo-Stik League Southern - Division 1 South and West Manager – Ian Saunders Assistant Manager – Jason Hampson Goalkeeping Coach – Jamie Cotton Physio – Mark Gibson Saturday 21st January 2017 MATCH OFFICIALS Referee: Ben Knight Assistant Referee: Jacob Wright Assistant Referee: Dave Cotton 24 2 2 23 WINCHESTER CITY 2016 – 2017 Sponsored by Denplan Football Association Full Member Club Affiliated to the Hampshire Football Association and North Hants Divisional Football Association Members of The Evo-Stik League Southern Members of the Wyvern Football Combination League Members of the Southampton and District Tyro League Members of the Hampshire Youth League Members of the City of Southampton Youth League MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE President - Terry Bone Vice President - Steve Brine MP Life Vice Presidents - Terry Paine MBE, John Moody RPSL Chairman - Paul Murray Vice Chairman- Darell Gowers Website and Stadium and Clubhouse Manager Secretary - Martin Moody Treasurer/Director of Football - David Malone Head of Commercial – Neil Wilson Web Manager – Steve Rainbird Programme Editor - John Moody Car Parking and Stadium - Sally Statham Bar Manager and Social Media - Kevin Watkins Match Announcer - Wayne Elkins Players Shirt Sponsors and Travel Manager - Rob Conway Youth Football - Elliott Trodd Shop Manager and Membership Secretary – Rich Pickett They Also Serve Pitch Side Catering – Ronnie Thomas, Rhiannon Trinder, Suzannah Taylor and Summer Thomas. Gate – Ally Brown, Tom Pickett and Simon Woods Bar – Sam Beadle Club Shop – Clash and Rod Youngman Ground/Car Parking – Dave Green and Sally Statham Board Room Host – John Moody Club House Catering – Judy Malone, Tina Elkins, Judith Towerton and Margaret Moody 50/50 Draw – Judy Malone and Judith Towerton Chief Steward – Ally Brown Our Jolly Yellow Coats (Stewards) - Gemma Percival, Ally Brown Official Photographer – Tony Smith 3 22 Official Programme Seller – Tina Elkins The Chairman's Notes This afternoon we welcome the players, fans, Management and officials of Bideford AFC here to the Denplan after their long journey up from the West Country. It is a trip of 155 miles and must be one of the longest in this league. And they have to do the same trip in reverse after the match! Still, we had to do the same trip in December, when the Citizens overcame the Robins by two goals to one. Both clubs are only one point apart and are both are next to each other just in the top half of the table. Winchester do have two games in hand, but it will be a close game today. Matt Evans is suspended for this game following his sending off for two yellow against Larkhall last Saturday. We are through to the semi finals of the Hampshire Senior Cup for the second year running following our one nil win over Sholing on Tuesday night. The scoreline could have been greater but for a fine display by their goalkeeper Gosney. We are now in the draw for the semis with Basingstoke and AFC Bournemouth also through so far. Hartney Wintney and AFC Totton are still to play next Tuesday. Two notes for your diaries off the pitch. As usual, we will be venue for the end of the Winchester 10K race on Sunday 26th February. We will also be hosting the annual Winchester City Classic Car and Bike Meet once again on Bank Holiday Monday 29th May from 8am to 12 noon. Please come if you can and if you are able to help, please let me know. It is a big event and we can do with all the help that we can get. Another bit of information is that we have changed the day of any home midweek games from Wednesday to Tuesday. There are none in the diary at the moment, but in future Tuesday will be the night for such matches. Kind Regards Paul Murray Chairman 4 21 OUR SPONSORS City's Cup Honours List City's League Honours List F.A. Vase Southern League Winners 2004 Play-off quarter finalists 2016 Hampshire Senior Cup Wessex Premier League Winners 1931 and 2005 Champions 2003-2004, 2005-2006, 2011-2012 Finalists 1888 and 2016 Runners Up 2004-2005, 2014-2015 Hampshire Tournament Cup Hampshire County League Winners 1888 Champions 1928-1929 Finalists 1889, 1890 Hampshire League Premier Division Hampshire Floodlit Cup Champions 2002-2003 Winners 2005 Finalists 2003 Hampshire League Division 1 Champions 2001-2002 Russell Cotes Cup Runners Up 1929-1930, 194 -1950, 1970-1971 Winners 1955 and 1971. Hampshire League Division 2 North Hants Senior Cup Champions 1957-1958, 1973-1974, 1991-1992 Winners 1982, 1987, 2002, and 2015 Hampshire League Division 3 North Hants League Cup Runners Up 1967-1968, 1979-1980 Winners 2003 Hampshire League Division 3 East Southampton Senior Cup Runners Up – Reserves 1949-1950, 1951-1952 Winners 1950, 1952, 2001, 2003 Finalists 1909 Hampshire League North Division Champions 1904 -1905, 1928-1929 Basingstoke Senior Cup Runners up 1909-1910, 1911-1912, 1919-1920 Finalists 2002 Hampshire League Championship Shield Andover and District Open Cup Winners 1928-1929 Winners 2002 Hampshire League Combination Division 2 Hampshire Intermediate Cup Champions 2005-2006 Winners 1952, 1968, 1973, 2002 South Hampshire League Wessex League Cup Champions 1896-1897, 1897-1898, 1898-1899 Winners 2004 North Hants League Wyvern Challenge Shield Champions 2002-2003 Finalists 2013 Hampshire League League Cup Winners 1994, 2003 Hampshire League Combination Cup Finalists 2002 Hampshire Chronicle Cup Winners 2005 Southern Newspapers Invitation Cup Winners 1971 Inter-League Challenge Champions 2001, 2002 20 5 The Manager in his own words Christmas footy highlight on TV Looking back to our superb game against Despite all the super Shortwood United Ian said, “It was a great games we watched the game for the neutral – I seem to be saying over the holiday period, that quite a lot lately! the highlight for me was the Paddy Power advert We’re good value at the moment going 'Turnaround steward' - forward. We concede a few too – not brilliant. If you did not because we’re poor defensively, but catch it, google 'Paddy because games are quite open.” Power Turnaround Steward'. Message from America Paddy Power’s latest humorous ad campaign saw a disillusioned Tweeting from the USA he said of the Larkhall Athletic match : “worst thing football Steward ever is watching the game via twitter.” collaborate with the crowd on a re-worded cover of …...................................................................................................................... Bonnie Tyler’s 1983 power ballad ‘Total Eclipse of the Heart’. ‘Turn around. Stop Press Every single game I feel a little bit left out, so I have to turn and face the CITY THROUGH TO SEMI-FINAL stands. Turn around. Sholing 0 Winchester City 1 Every now and then I get a little bit tired of listening to the jeers of the crowd. After totally dominating the tie on Tuesday night, it Turn around steward. is surprising that we only won the game 1- 0! Still every single game I’m taking part. A solitary Howard Neighbour goal separated the two teams, but the definite man of the match was Turn around steward. the Sholing 'keeper Ryan Gosney. Gos denied Craig Feeney on several occasions, but luckily he Yet every single game I’m taking part, ’cause I placed a bet on you, that your was unable to deny us the goal we richly deserved. team will lose this fixture. And despite my awful view, I’ll be smiling on forever. Briggs supplied the near-post cross and Neighbour did the honours with a powerful header. And there’s nothing that your keeper can do, ’cause it’s only clipped in off the bar.' So, for the second season running, we progress to the semi finals of the Hampshire Senior Cup. Dedicated to City's yellow coats! 66 6 19 6 Malcolm's Welcome We welcome Bideford to Winchester for this afternoon’s game. The only previous game between the clubs prior to this season was the 2004 F. A. Vase semi final where we won the second leg 4-0 after the first leg finished all square at 3-3, with Andy Forbes and Ian Mancey scoring three times for Winchester over the two legs. That season both ourselves and Bideford finished champions of their league with impressive records so this was a good result for us.The two clubs could have also met in this season’s F. A. Trophy if Bideford had beaten Fleet, but in the last Saturday game before Christmas we won 2-1 at Bideford with Stuart Green and a late Craig Feeney penalty giving us the points having been 1-0 behind at the interval, but looking the more likely team to score during the first half. Bideford football club were formed in 1890’s and spent a lot of their early career in the North Devon League and were in that league until they joined the Western League in 1949. They won division 3 of this league at the first attempt with 19 wins and 1 draw from 20 league games.
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