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President:TomHarris LifeVicePresident:HaroldNeeds Chairman: Kevin Sturmey Chief Executive: Kevin Sturmey HONOURS ViceChairman:BrianPollard LEAGUE HONOURS ViceChairman:AlanSlade Director: Dominic Stead SOUTHERN LEAGUE DIVISION ONE ClubSecretary:AlanSlade Champions 2017-18 Fixture Secretary: Martin Dongworth

WESTERN PREMIER DIVISION LIFE MEMBERS Champions 1968-69, 1989-90, 1995-96, Mr D Budge, Mr M Dongworth, Mrs J Ellis, Mr T Gibbs, 1998-99, 1999-2000, 2000-01 Mrs E Harris, Mr J Mayled, Mr P,Mayled, Mr R Musker, SOUTHERN LEAGUE PREMIER SOUTH Mr H Needs, Mrs M Needs, Mr A Payne, Runners-Up 2018-19 FOOTBALL OPERATIONS CUP HONOURS Head of Football: Rob Dray Assistant Manager: Matt Villis FA VASE First Team Coach: Michael Meaker Winners 2000-01 Goalkeeping Coach: Len Bond Sports Therapists: Dave Lukins, Antony Cornish SOMERSET PREMIER CUP Sports Masseur: Paul Edwards Winners 2002-03, 2005–06, 2013-14, Kit Manager: Kevin Sturmey 2014-15, 2016-17 Club Doctor: Dr Tim Norbury

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CONTACT DETAILS Safety Officer: Roger Conway Head Steward: Dave Ryan Taunton Town Football Club Cygnet Healthcare Stadium Match-Day Co-Ordinator: Rob Wenham Wordsworth Drive Welfare Officer: Neil White Taunton Turnstile Manager: Jason Mayled Somerset Stadium Announcer: Nick Rickards TA1 2HG Bar Manager: Dan Franklin Website: www.tauntontown.com Club Shop Manager: Lee Derrick Phone: (01823) 254909 E-mail: [email protected] Away Travel Manager: Rob Wenham

Twitter: @TauntonTownFC Club Photographers: Colin Andrews, Ashley Harris Facebook: Taunton Town FC Instagram: Taunton Town FC Media Team: Daniel Howell, Andy Power, Josh Perkins, You Tube: Peacocks TV Darren Harris Company Registration No: 1582031 Limited By Guarantee COVID/19 Lead: Rob Wenham Taunton Town Football Club does not tolerate discrimination of any sort at the club, on the pitch or in the stands. COVID/19 Support Team: Catherine Herbert, If you experience any form of discrimination, help us to eliminate it from football by reporting it. Adam Kent, Rachael Coles THE AWAY END

METROPOLITAN POLICE On 6th July 1829, Sir Robert Peel formed the Season 1981/82 the club finished 3rd in Metropolitan Police, the first organised Police Division One, missing promotion by just two Force in the world, with an office overlooking points. the Thames at Whitehall known as Scotland Yard, a name that has become famous However, fortunes changed and in 1984/5, as throughout the world, and also became a result of finishing third from the bottom, the synonymous with the Metropolitan Police. Blues were relegated to Division Two (South). Ironically, in that 1984/5 season the Blues Ninety years later, in 1919, the Metropolitan enjoyed their best run in the F.A. Cup, Police Football Club was formed, playing reaching the First Round Proper. The home tie friendly matches until joining the Spartan against Dartford was subsequently featured League in 1928. Apart from the war years on the BBC's "Match of the Day" programme. (1939-45), the club remained in that Defeat against Dartford was followed by a competition until 1960. During that time the run of defeats in the league, which saw the Blues were League Champions eight times, Blues drop into one of the four relegation runners-up once and League Cup winners places introduced that season. once. In 1960 the Blues joined the Metropolitan League, winning the League Cup On returning to Division Two (South) the in 1969. Blues finished 7th in both 1985/6 and 1986/7. During 1987/88 the Blues led the In 1971 the Blues were accepted into the Division Two (South) table in January by Southern League and played in Division South seven points but they were overhauled by until 1977, under Team Manager Vic Rouse, Chalfont St Peter, who won their last two the former Wales and Crystal Palace games of season and became champions by goalkeeper. just one point. The Blues were runners-up by virtue of a one-goal difference over Dorking. In 1977, the Blues moved to the Isthmian It was a nail-biting finish to a season in which League, becoming one of the founder the Blues lost just two league matches, both members of the restructured Division Two. A away. successful first season (1977/78) resulted in the club finishing runners-up to Epsom & The next two seasons saw the club finish in Ewell and being promoted to Division One. In mid-table in Division One but in 1990/1 the club finished second from bottom and were relegated into the newly formed Division Two During the next few seasons the club of the restructured Diadora (Isthmian) continued to finish in the top half of League. The club remained in Division Two Division Two and in 1999/2000 reached for several years, always finishing in the top the 5th Round of the F.A. Vase (last 8), half but just outside the promotion positions. losing to the eventual winners Deal In 1993/4 the Blues again reached the First Town. Round Proper of the F.A. Cup, losing 2:0 to Crawley Town. In 2002/3 the Ryman League was restructured and the Blues were placed Season 1994/5 saw the club celebrate its in Division One South. That season the 75th Anniversary with a game against the club finished second from bottom and Army and the opening of a new grandstand at faced the prospect of relegation. By a Imber Court. The Blues finished in 5th stroke of good fortune, only three teams position in Division Two and ended the were relegated from Divisions One North season with a thrilling victory in the Carlsberg and South, therefore, we found ourselves Trophy, defeating Collier Row in a penalty in a relegation play-off against Wembley shoot-out following a 1:1 draw after extra- who finished second from bottom in time. Division One North. Fortunately, we won both legs of the play-off and retained our THE AWAY END place in Division One South. Another poor seasons, winning the semi final play off match season in 2003/4 saw us finished just above 1:0 against Fleet Town, but losing 0:1 to Cray the relegation places in 20th position. Wanderers in the final.

Following the F.A. restructuring of the non- In 2009/10 MPFC had a disappointing Ryman league pyramid, in 2004/5 we found ourselves Division 1 South league campaign. After a poor in the Ryman League Division One. In their start the club was never in a position to mount a first full season in charge, the new serious challenge for a play off position and management team of Jim Cooper, assisted by finished in 10th position. However, this Gavin MacPherson and John Nicholson, had disappointment was off-set by winning the an immediate impact and we finished 5th inthe London Senior Cup for the first time in the club’s Division One, thus qualifying for the play-offs history, beating AFC Wimbledon in an exciting (introduced as part of the F.A. restructuring) final, 4:3 on penalties, after the match ended 4:4 where we played Bromley. An evenly balanced after extra time. encounter ended with the scores 1:1 after extra time but we lost 4:3 in the penalty shoot- The 2010/11 season proved to be the most out. exciting in the club’s history, culminating in the club winning the Ryman League Division 1 In 2005/6 we finished in 4th position in the South Championship by the narrow margin of Ryman Division One but again fell at the play- one goal. Bognor Regis Town had a 2 point off semi-final stage, losing 1:0 to Dover advantage during the latter stages of the Athletic. season and that was the situation when the clubs lined up for the final match. Bognor were Further F. A. restructuring resulted in a Ryman held to an unexpected draw by Chatham Town League Division 1 North and Division 1 South and with the Met managing to scramble a 1:0 in 2006/7 and the club finished in sixth win against Merstham, it was enough to win the position in the Division 1 South. With only one title with a goal difference of 61 against club promoted automatically, the club narrowly Bognor’s 60. missed out on a play-off place. However, the club reached the final of the Senior Cup So, for the first time in the club’s history it for the first time since 1933 but was beaten 4- competed in the Ryman League Premier 1 after extra time by Tooting & Mitcham Division during the 2011/12 Season. The club United, the score after 90 minutes was 1-1. got off to a flying start and at Christmas found themselves in 4th position but unfortunately fell In 2007/8 the Blues finished 4th in the Ryman away in the second half of the season and League Division 1 South but for the third time finished in 12th position. in four years was beaten in the play-off semi final, this time 2-0 by Cray Wanderers. The 2012/13 Season proved to be the most successful in the clubs history at that stage, In 2008/9 the club again finished in 4th finishing in 6th position in the Ryman League position in the Ryman Division One South, thus Premier Division, missing out on a play-off qualifying for the play offs for the 4th time in 5 place on goal difference (9 goals). The club had a good run in the F.A. Cup, reaching the struggled with form and consistency which First Round Proper, eventually losing 2:1 to resulted in a relegation battle that went to the Crawley Town from League One of the last game of the season. Football League. The 2017/18 season was again one of mixed The 2013/14 Season was less successful in emotions with the 1st X1 in the hunt for play respect of the Ryman League Premier off places for the majority of the season Division in that we spent much of the season before falling away and finishing 10th. We in mid-table, eventually finishing in 17th reached the final of the Bostik League Cup position. Although we were knocked out of where we lost 5-3 to Billericay Town aet. the FA Cup and FA Trophy at an early stage, we reached the final of the London Senior In the 2018/19 season due to FA Cup and Surrey Senior Cup. restructering we were moved from the Bostik The 2014/15 Season ended with us reaching league to the Southern League which led to the Ryman League Premier Division playoffs, the departure of our long serving manager albeit, via an unusually set of circumstances. Jim Cooper, a number of players and also We actually finished in 6th position in the greatly increased travelling costs. Gavin Premier Division but after a protracted series Macpherson was appointed manager with of appeals, Enfield Town were deducted 3 Jon Nurse as his assistant and they gave points and we ended up in 5th position. youth a chance which they took with both Unfortunately, we lost the playoff semi final hands playing outstanding football and 2:1 to Hendon. However, we enjoyed success commitment to finish 3rd in the league and in the Surrey Senior Cup, beating Merstham then beating Salisbury and Poole Town in the 2:0inthefinal. play offs. We then had to play a super play off final against Tonbridge Angels winners of the In 2015/16 we finished in 12thposition. We Bostik league play off for promotion to the had mixed fortunes in the cup competitions, , Unfortunately we lost falling at the first hurdle in the FA Cup after a 3-2 aet .We had a tremendous run in he FA reply with Sittingbourne and the first Round of Cup reaching the 1st Round proper where we the London Senior Cup to London Bari on lost to AFC Newport County of League 2.We penalties. We faired marginally better by won the Surrey Senior Cup beating Tooting reaching the 2nd round of the Ryman League and Mitcham 2-0 in the final. Cup and the 3rd round of the Surrey Senior Cup before losing to Tooting & Mitcham and In the season 2019/20 we lost some Molesey respectively. We had a decent run in important players from last season amongst the FA Trophy losing eventually in the 3rd them Nesta Guinness-Walker signed for Qualifying round to a good Wealdstone side Wimbledon, Bertie Schotterl returned to after beating AFC Hornchurch and Canvey Germany, Ethan Chislett signed for Aldershot, Island in previous rounds. Max Blackmore returned to Wesfield .Despite this setback we were sitting comfortably in The 2016/17 season was one of mixed mid table when the season was ended by the emotions and ups and downs. The 1st X1 Covid 19 pandemic. THE AWAY END MEET THE VISITORS RHYS FORSTER (Goalkeeper) string of impressive displays. The teenager is Extremely promising young goalkeeper younger brother of ex Met and current AFC signed in October 2019 from CB Hounslow Wimbledon midfielder Ethan Chislett. United. Rhys has previously been at AFC Bournemouth where he was unlucky not to JUNIOR ELDSTAL (Defense/Midfield) earn a professional contract. Has a Malaysian-Swedish footballer started his reputation for saving penalties. career with Aldershot Town before moving abroad to play for Johor Darul Ta'zim F.C and LEE AXWORTHY (Goalkeeper) went on to represent the Malaysian National A product of the Brentford`s scholarship team having 20 international caps. Junior has programme, Lee was snapped up in February actually played against Messi. Joined the Met 2020 from Holmer Green. in February 2019.

OLIVER ROBINSON (Centre Back) LUKE ROBERTSON (Central Midfield) Ollie is in his fifth season in a Blue shirt. Came through the youth team ranks at the Made club captain in July 2019, a Met and was part of the famous FA youth cup commanding centre half who has previously team that eventually lost at Wolves. After a played for Walton Casuals and Molesey. brief move to Farnborough, Robbo returned to Imber Court in October 2018 and was a major SIMBA KUDYIWA (Centre Back) part of the team that won the Southern A summer signing from Aldershot, the League play off in May 2019. teenage centre back has looked composed during pre-season and will be pushing to RUDY APPAIH-ALLEN (Central Midfield) cement a first team spot this season. Another graduate of the successful U18 team. Defensive minded midfielder who has ALEX FISHER (Left Back) played a wide range of positions making him Joined the Met from Ashford Town in June Mister Versatility. 2018. The former QPR youngster was a major part of the successful 2018/2019 campaign LOUIS BIRCH (Central Midfield) helping win the play offs and the Surrey A tough tackling midfielder who was part of Senior Cup and continues to improve season the club’s very successful reserves. Now a upon season. massive part of the 1st team who can aso fit in to the back four when required. ZAC CHISLETT (Right Back) Another graduate of the succesful youth SAMMY De SAINT CROIX (Wide Midfield) system at Imber Court, Zac broke in to the A pre-season signing from Frimley Green. first team during the 19/20 season with a Started at Aldershot before spennding several years playing out in the New Zealand Premier League with Hawke's Bay & North Shore United among others.

OLIVER KNIGHT (Wide Midfield) An attacking midfielder who joined the club at TOM CURSONS(Striker) the start of the 2018/2019 season from A product of the Academy system, Tom broke Frome Town. His previous clubs are Forest in to the first team picture last season and Green Rovers and Cirencester Town. Played a will be pushing for a starting berth in 20/21. massive part in the successful 2018/2019 season. GAVIN MacPHERSON (Manager) Appointed as manager at the start of KAI HAMILTON (Wide Midfield) 2018/2019 season following the resignation A former Reading and Colchester trialist, Kai of Jim Cooper. Gavin has been with the club is a quick direct winger. Signed from CB for a number of years as a player, and Jim's Hounslow in July 2019 Kai quickly impressed assistant for over 12 years. Regarded by his and has gone on to establish himself as peers and many players as a fantastic, regular member of the side. innovative coach. Previously as a player, was a professional footballer at Barnet and GEORGE FRITH (Midfielder) Carlisle, played on loan at Wealdstone, A marauding midfielder who is on his second Slough Town and Woking. stint at Imber Court having returned in December 2019 from Westfield. George JON NURSE (Assistant Manager) previously played for Slough Town before An Ex professional and International injury kept him side-lined for the 2017/18 footballer who has now turned his hand to season. coaching. Having won the FA Trophy, the National League and League 2 playoffs as a JACK MAZZONE (Forward) player he has now won National League and Mazza joined the Met in June 2018 having Southern League playoffs as a coach. Has previously played for Woking, Hendon and been with the Met 4 years and is an integral South Park. Known for the spectacular, Jack part of the Management Team. has been the clubs top scorer for the past 2 seasons and will play a pivotal role leading the forward line.

MAX BLACKMORE (Forward) A prolific front man, Max returns to Imber Court after a season away at Westfield where he was the clubs leading scorer in 19/20, scoring 19 in 24 league games.

HOME AWAY TOTAL P W D L P W D L P W D L F A DIFF PTS 1 Tiverton Town 2 2 0 0 3 2 0 1 5 4 0 1 13 3 +10 12 2 Truro City 3 2 1 0 2 1 0 1 5 3 1 1 9 3 +6 10 3 Poole Town 2 2 0 0 2 1 1 0 4 3 1 0 8 5 +3 10 4 Swindon Supermarine 2 1 0 1 3 2 0 1 5 3 0 2 8 7 +1 9 5 Metropolitan Police 3 2 1 0 2 0 1 1 5 2 2 1 11 7 +4 8 6 Taunton Town 1 1 0 0 3 1 2 0 4 2 2 0 5 2 +3 8 7 Hendon 3 1 1 1 2 1 1 0 5 2 2 1 10 8 +2 8 8 Salisbury 3 1 2 0 1 1 0 0 4 2 2 0 7 5 +2 8 9 Chesham United 3 0 2 1 2 2 0 0 5 2 2 1 3 2 +1 8 10 Gosport Borough 2 1 0 1 3 1 1 1 5 2 1 2 9 6 +3 7 11 Hayes & Yeading 2 1 1 0 3 0 2 1 5 1 3 1 6 5 +1 6 12 Weston-super-Mare 1 0 1 0 3 1 1 1 4 1 2 1 6 6 0 5 13 Yate Town 2 1 0 1 3 0 2 1 5 1 2 2 5 7 -2 5 14 Walton Casuals 2 0 1 1 2 1 0 1 4 1 1 2 5 8 -3 4 15 Dorchester Town 3 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 4 1 1 2 3 7 -4 4 16 Wimborne Town 2 1 0 1 2 0 1 1 4 1 1 2 2 7 -5 4 17 Hartley Wintney 1 0 1 0 3 0 2 1 4 0 3 1 2 6 -4 3 18 Beaconsfield Town 3 0 1 2 2 0 1 1 5 0 2 3 2 6 -4 2 19 Harrow Borough 3 0 1 2 2 0 0 2 5 0 1 4 5 11 -6 1 20 Farnborough 3 0 1 2 2 0 0 2 5 0 1 4 2 10 -8 1 PLAYER STATS - ALL MATCHES

Players Name Appearances Goals Players Name Appearances Goals Ben ADELSBURY 7 0 Dan SULLIVAN 7 2 Ollie CHAMBERLAIN 7 0 Jake WANNELL 7 0 Jay FOULSTON 7 0 Owen HOWE 7 3 Nick GRIMES 7 1 Dan McBEAM 4 1 Joe GUEST 7 0 Ross STALEY 3 0 Gethyn HILL 7 2 Lee LUCAS 2 0 Toby HOLMES 7 9 Lloyd IRISH 7 0 Jamie SHORT 7 1 COLUMN

The international break very rarely affects Non-League clubs, but Non-League is increasingly influencing the international scene.

Each season we see more players deservedly earn moves into the Football League – and some even go on to reach the absolute peak.

Over the last seven months the football pyramid has become even more divided, with ‘Project Big Picture’ now trying hard to increase the gap, but the importance of lower-league clubs to the product on the pitch has never been more obvious.

Six players in Gareth Southgate’s latest England squad have had stints in Non-League and there were five in the side Ryan Giggs picked for Wales when the two teams met last week.

Nick Pope started the friendly fixture at Wembley having begun his career in the Eastern Counties League with Team Bury before progressing to Bury Town in the .

Following his move to Charlton Athletic, Pope went on loan to Harrow Borough, Welling United, Cambridge United and Aldershot Town for more crucial experience of first team football.

The back-up England keepers against Wales, Jordan Pickford and Dean Henderson, are also no strangers to Non-League. Pickford had loan spells at Darlington and Alfreton Town while Henderson played in goal for Stockport County just over four years ago when they were in National League North. He’s also pushing to become Manchester United’s number one.

Centre-back Tyrone Mings impressed in senior football at Yate Town and Chippenham Town in the Southern League before a successful trial at Ipswich Town forged the start of his top-flight career.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin made his England debut, and scored, in the 3-0 win over Wales. A debut goal was nothing new to the Everton striker, as a 17-year-old he bagged on his first appearance for Stalybridge Celtic against Hyde on Boxing Day when Sheffield United sent him out for game time. On New Year’s Day, in the reverse fixture, he scored twice and set up three.

Danny Ings also got in on the act at Wembley, scoring his first goal for his country via a bicycle kick. Ten years ago, he was netting in Non-League at Dorchester Town on loan from Bournemouth.

Many others in the England squad either started or showed their talents in the lower reaches of the Football League before stepping up into the Premier League spotlight.

Non-League football and its clubs play a vital role in developing players just as much as the top- flight academies – every player has a different path and their roots should not be forgotten. Since 1965 www.joma-sport.com 2020/21 FIXTURES & RESULTS

DATE COMPETITION OPPONENTS VENUE KO/SCORE ATTENDANCE

Sept 19th League Hayes & Yeading United Away 1-1 D 246 Sept 22nd FAC 1st Q Wantage Town Home 5-0 W 349 Sept 26th League Walton Casuals Home 2-0 W 427 Sept 29th League Truro City Away 1-1 D 515

Oct 3rd FAC 2nd Q Tiverton Town Away 3-5 W 560 Oct 6th League Salisbury Home P-P N/A Oct 10th League Farnborough Away 0-1 W 421 Oct 13th FAC 3rd Q Truro City Home 4-2 W 584 Oct 17th League Metropolitan Police Home 3:00pm - Oct 24th FAC 4th Q Tonbridge Angels Away 3:00pm - Oct 27th League Dorchester Town Home 7:45pm - Oct 31st FAT 3rd Q TBA TBA TBA -

Nov 3rd League Yate Town Away 7:45pm - Nov 7th League Gosport Borough Home 3:00pm - Nov 14th League Hendon Away 3:00pm - Nov 17th League Merthyr Town Home 7:45pm - Nov 21st League Hartley Witney Home 3:00pm - Nov 28th League Poole Town Home 3:00pm -

Dec 5th League Beaconsfield Town Away 3:00pm - Dec 8th League Yate Town Home 7:45pm - Dec 12th League Swindon Supermarine Away 3:00pm - Dec 19th League Harrow Borough Home 3:00pm - Dec 26th League Weston-super-Mare Away 3:00pm -

Jan 2nd League Tiverton Town Home 3:00pm - Jan 9th League Metropolitan Police Away 3:00pm - Jan 16th League Farnborough Home 3:00pm - Jan 23rd League Salisbury Away 3:00pm - Jan 30th League Hayes & Yeading United Home 3:00pm - DATE COMPETITION OPPONENTS VENUE KO/SCORE ATTENDANCE

Feb 6th League Walton Casuals Away 3:00pm - Feb 13th League Truro City Home 3:00pm - Feb 20th League Poole Town Away 3:00pm - Feb 27th League Beaconsfield Town Home 3:00pm -

Mar 2nd League Dorchester Town Away 7:45pm - Mar 6th League Chesham United Home 3:00pm - Mar 13th League Gosport Borough Away 3:00pm - Mar 20th League Swindon Supermarine Home 3:00pm - Mar 27th League Harrow Borough Away 3:00pm -

Apr 3rd League Wimborne Town Away 3:00pm - Apr 5th League Weston-super-Mare Home 3:00pm - Apr 10th League Merthyr Town Away 3:00pm - Apr 17th League Hendon Home 3:00pm - Apr 24th League Hartley Wintney Away 3:00pm -

May 3rd League Tiverton Town Away 3:00pm - May 8th League Wimborne Town Home 3:00pm -

TBA League Chesham United Away TBA - CYGNET HEALTHCARE STADIUM REGULATIONS Persons entering this stadium must abide by the Stadium Regulations as printed in the matchday programme and displayed on posters inside the stadium. Failure to do so may result in ejection from the premises, a ban from attending any future events and also be the subject of a football banning order. Admission to and the right remain within the stadium is strictly on condition that any person attending will adhere to the Stadium Regulations as detailed below.

1. AllpersonsmustcomplywithanydirectionsgivenbyaSteward,ClubOfficialorPolice Officer. 2. Encroachmentontotheplayingarea,sterilearea,oritsadjoiningpartsisprohibited. 3. Climbingonanybuilding,wall,fenceoranyotherstructureisprohibited. 4. Personsmustnotthrowanyobjectontothepitchorwithinthespectatorareas. 5. Personsmustnotbeinpossessionof,and/orlightinganyfireworkorflare. 6. Chantingorsingingofanobscene,indecent,discriminatoryoroffensivenatureisnot permitted. 7. Personsmustnotuseobscene,indecent,discrminatory,offensiveorthreateninglanguage. 8. Personsmustnotuseobscene,indecent,discrminatory,offensiveorthreatening gestures. 9. PersonsmustnotdamageordefaceClubandStadiumproperty. 10. Personsmustnotdamage,defaceorobstructanynoticeoradvertisement. 11. Alcoholmustnotbebroughtintothestadium. 12. PersonsmustnotconsumealcoholthathasnotbeenpurchasedatTauntonTownFC. 13. Personsmustnotconsumealcoholinanyalcoholfreedesignatedareas. 14. Therewillbezerotolorancetoalcoholabuse/misuse. 15. Therewillbezerotolorancetodrugpossession,useandabuse. 16. SmokingispermittedinthestadiumexceptinareasdesignatedasaNoSmokingarea. 17. Umbrellasarepermittedwithinthestadiumbutmustnotbeusedifobstructing the view of other spectators.

Spectators must also note the following:

A) TheClubdoesnotacceptanyresponsibilityorliabilitywhatsoeverforanylossordamageto vehicles or their contents, or any other personal property brought onto the Clubs premises andstadium. B) TheClubisunabletoacceptanyadditionalresponsibilityforminorsattendingmatches beyondthosematterscoveredbytheStadiumRegulations. C) PhotographyanduseofvideoincludingCCTVisinoperationatallmatchesandeventsand maybeusedinanyofourmediachannelsaswellaspressreleases. D) DogsonaleadarepermittedintheStadiumbuttheyremainthesoleresponsibilityoftheir owner at all times.

THE CLUB RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CARRY OUT PERSONAL SECURITY SEARCHES AND/OR REFUSE ADMISSION TO ANY PERSON AT ANY TIME, WITHOUT EXPLANATION. MATCH RANGE TODAY’S TEAMS

Southern League Premier South HEAD OF FOOTBALL MANAGER ROB DRAY GAVIN MacPHERSON

S O O O S O O O O 1. LLOYD IRISH O O O O RHYS FORSTER O O O O 2. JAMIE SHORT O O O O BEN SCHOLL O O O O 3. JAY FOULSTON O O O O ARSENUJKAJ O O O O 4. BEN ADELSBURY O O O O JUNIOR ELDSTAL O O O O 5. NICK GRIMES O O O O ALEX FISHER O O O O 6. JAKE WANNELL O O O O OLLIE KNIGHT O O O O 7. OLLIE CHAMBERLAIN O O O O LUKE ROBERTSON O O O O 8. LEE LUCAS O O O O GEORGE FRITH O O O O 9. TOBY HOLMES O O O O SAMMY DE STCROIX O O O O 10. DAN SULLIVAN O O O O MAXBLACKMORE O O O O 11. JOE GUEST O O O O JACK MAZZONE O O O O 12. JAKE MAWFORD O O O O ZAC CHISLETT O O O O 14. GETHYN HILL O O O O JUDE MOLLOY O O O O 15. DAN McBEAM O O O O RICKY JOHNSON O O O O 16. JORDAN COPP O O O O ELIAS NICHOLS O O O O 17. OWEN HOWE O O O O TOM CURSONS O O O O 18.ROSS STALEY O O O O O O O O 20. JAMIE PRICE O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O

MATCH OFFICIALS Referee Assistant Referee Assistant Referee RYAN SAWARD JAMES HOOPER GEORGE GROSS