HARTLEY WINTNEY V MARLOW EVO STIK LEAGUE SOUTH, EAST

MATCH DAY PROGRAMME TUESDAY 20 FEBRUARY 2018 7.30pm KICK OFF

HARTLEY WINTNEY v MARLOW EVO STIK LEAGUE SOUTH, EAST

HARTLEY WINTNEY FC HISTORY

Hartley Wintney Football Club History Hartley Wintney Football Club was founded in the North Hampshire village of Hartley Wintney in 1897 and played in an area adjacent to the village's golf and cricket clubs, the facilities not quite being up to today's standard, with only a horse trough or the pond to remove the heavy mud from a sub-standard pitch. The Club's nickname of 'The Row' comes from 'Hartley Row', a former hamlet within Hartley Wintney. In 1953, the club moved to its present ground in Green Lane, known as 'The Memorial Ground'. A pavilion was erected and the team played in the Basingstoke League and, later, in the Aldershot League. In 1973, an influx of players under new manager Glynn Howell put the club firmly on the local football map. In his six year reign, the team won the Aldershot Senior League three times in succession, and the Aldershot Senior Cup. After several seasons in the Aldershot Senior League, Hartley were admitted to the Combined Counties League (previously Surrey Senior League). After the first couple of seasons and two changes of management, the club appointed Ian Bedford, and once again an influx of senior players brought Hartley success. Within his three years in management, they gained trophies including the League Title (1982-1983) and Runners Up (1981-1982), Aldershot Senior Cup Winners (1980-1981), and George Allen Cup Win- ners (1981-1982). They were also Runners Up in the League Cup (1982-1983) and Al- dershot Senior Cup (1981-1982). The club gained promotion from Division One of the Combined Counties League in 2007-08 under manager Mike Scott, but 08-09 began poorly and, despite a change of management, the season ended in relegation by a narrow margin. Under the management team of Pete Gray and John Condon, the first team rallied in 09-10, finishing 5th in CCL Div. 1, and 7th in season 10-11 under manager Louis King after Pete Gray had stepped down for family reasons. The 2011-12 season under manager Neville Roach, Assistant Mick Wollen and Coach Scott Tarr was a notable one for the club as they again achieved promotion to the Com- bined Counties League Premier Division, as well as having a fine FA Cup run that took them to the Third Qualifying Round. However, end-of-season celebrations were damp- ened when the coaching staff left to join Thatcham Town. The entire squad bar two players departed, so new manager Dave Tuttle was faced with the task of rebuilding a squad competitive enough for the CCL Premier. A string of poor results led to a second change in management in less than 4 months, with 24 year-old ex-Hartley player, Ben Dillon, given his first managerial position already deep into the 2012-13 season. Once again there was an almost total outflow of players from Tuttle's squad, and Ben, with assistants Jason Minton and Joe Lawler, set about rebuilding the squad, but by this time with Hartley set well adrift at the bottom of the table. The introduction of a talented group of players restored the spirit around the club, and in what became known as the club's 'Great Escape' season, Hartley Wintney's place in the CCL Premier was secured against all the odds after a truly remarkable second half of the season.

HARTLEY WINTNEY FC HISTORY

Ben further strengthened the squad for 2013-14, with Steve Saunders and player/coach Dan Brownlie brought in to the coaching setup alongside Jason and Joe. The season started well and there were notable wins in the FA Cup on a run that took the club to the 4th Qualifying Round for the first time in its history. The cup run took its toll on league form but the club finished a creditable 7th in the Premier Division.

After a comfortable 9th place finish in 2014-15, Ben Dillon stepped down and Dan Brownlie and Anthony Millerick were appointed Joint First Team Managers, alongside coaches Joe Lawler and Luke Tuffs. With strong additions to the playing squad, it was an eventful 2015-16 season. After a memorable 1-0 win away at Southern League Mer- thyr Town in the 2nd Qualifying Round of the FA Cup, Hartley took Conference South Eastbourne Borough to the wire, losing out to an injury time winner. In the FA Vase, a longstanding club record was broken by reaching the 5th Round Proper played in front of a sell-out 1,300 at Green Lane against the eventual finalists, Hereford FC. And despite the cup commitments, the club topped the CCL Premier Division for most of the season and claimed the 2015-16 league title. Promotion, however, was denied due to ground grading issues. Faced with huge challenges on and off the pitch - to achieve back-to-back title wins and put in place the necessary ground improvements to take advantage of any second opportunity for promotion - the 2016-17 season was perhaps the club's best yet, topping the Combined Counties League Premier Division for the entire season, reaching the semi-finals of the Hampshire senior county cup and the final of the Aldershot Senior Cup, and securing the required ground grading to allow the club to take its place in The Evo-Stik (Southern) League South; the first time in its history that the club has made it to Step 4 of the English football pyramid. To top off a wonderful 2016-17 season, our young Youth team won the Hampshire FA Youth Midweek Floodlit Cup, winning on penalties against a strong Aldershot Town U18. Hartley Wintney FC has come a long way, from 'village side' in every sense of the term, to today's 7 days a week modern football club. The football club has established a clear line of progression for young players with the establishment of an U18 Youth setup, currently playing in the Allied Counties Youth League, a Reserve team playing in the Suburban League, and an A Team playing in the Aldershot & District Football League. MEMBER OF: THE EVO-STIK LEAGUE SOUTH THE SUBURBAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE THE ALDERSHOT & DISTRICT FOOTBALL LEAGUE THE ALLIED COUNTIES YOUTH FOOTBALL LEAGUE AFFILIATED TO THE HAMPSHIRE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION

WELCOME TO HARTLEY WINTNEY FC

EVO STIK SOUTH, EAST DIVISION Hartley Wintney v Marlow Kick Off: 7.30pm

Good evening ladies and gentlemen and On Saturday the first team secured three welcome to the Memorial Ground Hartley points with a 4-1 win over basement boys Wintney for this Evo-Stik South, East Divi- Arlesey. Shocked into life by the opposition sion league clash against Marlow. To all taking the lead the team responded with their players, officials and supporters we extend a warm welcome and hope you en- goals from the returning Paul Hodges (2), joy your short stay with us here at Hartley Adam Everiss and a screamer from Jack Wintney. French to spare the blushes. Man of the The two sides are no strangers to each oth- Match for Hartley was Ty Smith. er this season having met twice previously. On both occasions Marlow have been victo- No game last Saturday for the Reserves rious winning 3-0 at home in the league and however the A Team were in action record- 2-1 here at the Memorial Ground in the BFB ing a 6-3 win away on the 3G at Wey Valley. Cup. Our visitors at the time of writing are I’m told the game was lit up by a worldy currently fifteenth in the league with 33 points from 27 games. A look at their recent from manager And Storey. There are how- results only emphasises the size of our task ever varying accounts. today. Marlow current form: Please get behind the team tonight as we 06 Jan a Rushden & D drew 0-0 look to keep up our push for the play offs. Its good to see players coming back from 13 Jan H MONEYFIELDS won 3-0 injury etc. We have a strong squad and with 16 Jan H AYLESBURY UTD lost 1-0 the frequency of games will need everyone to play their part. 27 Jan H EGHAM won 4-2 Please get behind the boys tonight! 10 Feb a Kempston lost 2-1 Luke 17 Feb H NORTHWOOD won 1-0

v MARLOW 20 FEBRUARY 2018

HARTLEY WINTNEY FOOTBALL CLUB CLUB OFFICIALS SEASON 2017-2018

PRESIDENT: William Mitchell VICE PRESIDENT: Nick Vint CHAIRMAN: Luke Mullen VICE CHAIRMAN: Steve Noakes HON. LIFE VICE PRESIDENTS: Dennis Burgess, David Willoughby, Paddy White, Luke Mullen LIFE VICE PRESIDENT: Brian Barnard VICE PRESIDENTS: Derek Ames, Len Ashby, Ian Bedford, Ann Byelong, Mick Clarke, Lisa Collins, Neil Doody, Paula Flanders, Andrew Harris, Frank Kenton, David Lenthal, Margaret Lewington,Bob Major, Mark Porter, Mike Roberts, Janet Richardson, Niall Scott, Linda Scott, Josie Shipman, Ray Shipman, Andy Spiers, Chris Stanley, Roy Stimpson, Trudy Stimpson, Roger Taplin, Babe Trim- mer, Nick Vint, Elizabeth Webb, Anthony White, David Willoughby & Gerry Wykes TREASURER: Colin Charlton HONORARY SECRETARY: Elayne Duddridge MATCH SECRETARY: Gerry Wykes UNDER 18s SECRETARY: Luke Mullen BAR SECRETARY: Paddy White MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY: Jeremy Fox/Sue Trimmer SOCIAL SECRETARY: Vacant COMMITTEE: Ann Byelong, Dave Williams, Brendan Devlin, Vicki Ta- plin, James Taplin, Jeremy Fox, Ian Brownlie, Paul Wilkins . FIRST TEAM MANAGER: Dan Brownlie, Anthony Millerick FIRST TEAM COACHES: Luke Tuffs RESERVE TEAM MANAGER: Rick Hogsden; Neil Lancaster A TEAM MANAGER: Mark Stimpson YOUTH TEAM MANAGER: Luke Tuffs, MATCH DAY OFFICERS: Ray Boorman, Jeremy Fox PROGRAMME EDITOR: Luke Mullen/ Dan Brownlie WEB DESIGNER/ADMINISTRATOR Kevin O’Byrne

GROUNDSMAN: Eric Howard/David Martin Hartley Wintney F.C. Wintney Hartley Green Lane, Hartley Wintney, Hampshire RG27 8DL Tel: 01252 843586

MANAGEMENT POST MATCH MUSINGS

After the Arelsey match, reporter David the start of play. Graham sought the words of Hartley's "Arlesley games have been becoming joint team managers, starting with Dan tighter and they have been losing recent- Brownlie: ly by just the odd goal," Millers contin- "This was definitely a game of two ued. "From this match we must focus on halves. In the first half there seemed to the positives and the way we responded be a lack of quality in the final third of to losing the goal. the pitch, and also a lack of urgency. The big positive is we did not panic when we We will improve on what we see as the went behind. Paul Hodges coming on negatives. Our squad is strong and we changed the game." have good options within our players to compete against either physical and/or "It is important to keep on winning skilful teams." games, and keeping in the right mentality to achieve it," added Anthony Miller- ick. "Although it was not pretty at times, we would have taken a 4-1 score line at

THE FANS SPEAK

Brief summary from a fans point of view. shrewd introductions at the right time and a team spirit that should never be Not sure that the strikers chosen for The under estimated. Enjoy the rest of your Row were experienced enough to break weekend guys. :-) down a resolute Arlesey side that worked their socks off for the first 45 minutes. Mick Reynolds

When Arlesey opened the scoring I was confident enough to sing "It's just a con- solation". Thank you Millers and Brownlie for not leaving me with egg on my face as the changes made had a huge impact from the hour mark onwards. Arlesey Keeper Dion Gibbs made at least 3 superb saves in the 2nd half to keep out goal- bound efforts. The Row got there with

WHAT THE PAPERS SAY: ARLESEY TOWN

All the action in this fixture between in-form minutes later, a long throw from Adam Hartley Wintney and luckless bottom mark- Everiss found Dean Stow who shot over. ers, Arlesley Town, took place in the second The Row applied a lot of pressure and the period. In a very poor first half it was Hartley Blues had to be thankful for three splendid who were generally on top but without hav- saves in quick succession from their keeper, ing a creative edge. Dion Gibbs, to keep them on par. First Gibbs On 3 minutes, Jack French won the ball in made a smart save from Paul Hodges coming midfield and his shot from 20 yards went just in from the right. He was then well placed to over the bar. Around the 15 minute mark the push over a fierce drive from Jack French. Row applied some pressure but the nearest Then finally he saved point blank from a they came to a goal was a Ty Smith effort header by Jack Ball. which was wide. Hartley finally got the breakthrough on 71 On 28 minutes some notable action arrived. minutes when a left wing corner was not Hartley were awarded a free kick some 25 properly cleared by the visitors' defence. yards from goal after a run by Jayden Eng- Paul Hodges took full advantage to fire into lefield was halted by a desperate challenge. the net from 12 yards (2-1). The Row skipper Dean Stow’s shot brought On 78 minutes, a Dean Stow free kick from out a good save from the visitors' keeper, 25 yards went just past the post, but it was Dion Gibbs. just 3 minutes later, on 81 minutes and after The visitors' first effort of note arrived on the considerable pressure, that the Row added a stroke of half time. Danny Nickels-Benson third. Paul Hodges controlled a pass well into and Taylor Rhiney combined well and the the penalty box and set-up Adam Everiss, latter's shot went just over the bar. who scored with a shot from the edge of the It was the visitors who had the first chance box (3-1). after the break, on 51 minutes, when Taylor Three minutes later Hartley added a fourth. Rhiney created space and saw his shot go After a flowing move through midfield, Jake wide. Baxter intelligently set-up Jack French, who The Row had a glorious chance to go ahead scored with a fierce drive from the edge of on 55 minutes when Declan Shuttleworth the penalty box (4-1). and Jack French combined to set-up Jake On 87 minutes, a Dean Stow cross found Paul Baxter. The striker made a poor connection Hodges whose clever flick went over the bar. when well placed. The remaining minutes saw an amazing exhi- A minute later it was the visitors who took bition of goalkeeping from Dion Gibbs in the the lead. Taylor Rhiney made good progress visitors' goal to keep the scoreline in respect- down the left and his in-swinging cross was able proportions. First he made a smart save touched into the net at the back post by Billy from Paul Hodges after being set-up by Dean Lannon (0-1). Stow. Then in added time he saved a point Hartley were quick to respond and three blank driven shot from Jake Baxter following minutes later pulled level. Two minutes after an assist by Paul Hodges. However the best coming on as substitute, Paul Hodges went was left to last when he somehow managed on a run from midfield and his low shot from to save a powerful free kick from Ty Smith. [D 20 yards found the corner of the net (1-1). Graham] On 62 minutes, Liam Eagle flicked on a set FULL TIME: HARTLEY 4 ARLESLEY TOWN 1 piece to Jake Baxter, who shot wide. Three

WHAT’S HAPPENING AT HARTLEY WINTNEY FC

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WHAT MILLERICK’STHE FANS SAY: MUSIINGS ARLESEY

Dan and Millers summed it up perfectly in have a cutting edge to finish off all the pos- their comments to David after the game. session we had, and probably tried to force it at times, understandably. And Dion Gibbs Dan: "In the first half there seemed to be a put in a superb display of goalkeeping - lack of quality in the final third of the pitch, when I saw him line-up I thought he looked and also a lack of urgency. The big positive on the short side (for a keeper) and might is we did not panic when we went behind. be vulnerable; not the first time I was prov- Paul Hodges coming on changed the game." en wrong, it was a terrific effort from him.

Millers: "It is important to keep on winning The keeper asking how long there was to games, and keeping in the right mentality to go, with 19 minutes left of the FIRST HALF, achieve it... We will improve on what we followed by their central defender asking see as the negatives. Our squad is strong the same thing 4 minutes later, and the and we have good options within our play- keeper asking again 5 minutes after that, ers to compete against either physical and/ suggested their manager had put them on a or skilful teams." bonus to get to half time all square. I hope that was the case, because they'll have de- Of course it was a frustrating first half and served it - they defended pretty well in the there was a lack of urgency from us you first half and frustrated us, and you can see often see when a team in the lower reaches how they've managed to make it a lot hard- comes to play a team towards the top end. I er for teams to score against them in recent was delighted to see Jayden given a good times. But a good win for us in the end, and hour of very valuable first team experience, some very nicely taken goals. and Dec, still very much on his return after his long layoff, the chance to have a go Well done boys. Now on to Marlow, who alongside Jake up front. But of course have 2 out of 2 on us so far this season, so Hodgey changed the game. The tempo in- despite their league position it's clearly go- creased very noticeably the moment he ing to take a good performance to get a took his first touch, and his first goal was result on Tuesday night. wonderfully well taken - it was the creative spark we were lacking and the whole team came to life the moment he entered the pitch. It takes that, players like Hodgey, to make things happen but it wasn't all down to him. Ty deserved his MOTM, and for me Evo was right up there too, being one player whose tempo and workrate from the first whistle was excellent. A few were a little back on their heals at times, but I didn't think anyone played poorly, we just didn't

MILLERICK’S MUSIINGS WHAT THE FANS SAY: ARLESEY

With a fantastic run of nine wins out of ten through and we eventually ran out easy in the league since the beginning of the winners thanks to the faith Dan and Mil- year, and exceeding everybody's expecta- lers have in the boys to produce when it tions at the Club, it would churlish to criti- matters. cise our lacklustre first half performance, but you have to remember the lads all Marlow Tuesday will be a different kettle work hard during the week at different of fish because they tore us apart at their jobs and sometimes this leaves them may place and we will have to be quick out of be a little lethargic, and you have to take the blocks to k eep them at bay, but hope- all this into account. especially with play- fully the winning mentality we have estab- ers out injured, suspended, or like Hodges lished continues and we can keep the returning that day from ski-ing (lucky devil pressure up on the leaders. I dont think it was the Olympics). However UP THE ROW all that said the quality in the squad shone

HANTS LONDONER: A Ground Hoppers take on a run down the middle and scored with a on the Game low shot into the bottom corner. Gibbs in the Lack lustre first half where the closest Hartley away goal saved from Hodges, then a volley Wintney came to scoring was from set pieces from French and a header from Ball as Hartley when an in swinging corner from Everiss was grabbed on the line by Gibbs in the away goal. Wintney spurred on by Hodges searched for Stow also had a free kick charged down by the another goal. Hodges duly obliged soon after defensive wall after the keeper was penalised when a corner was only half cleared and Hodg- for picking up a back pass and another free kick es swept the ball into the net through a crowd from Stow was well saved by Gibbs. Hartley of players. The game was turning into the Wintney ran at Arlesey from midfield but their Hodges Show when he found space on the forwards posed little threat as the away de- right and picked out Everiss in the centre who fence looked comfortable in possession. Arlesey almost broke the deadlock near half had plenty of time to find the corner of the net. time when they combined well down the right Hartley Wintney soon added a fourth when and Taylor-Rhiney shot over the bar. HT 0-0. French unleashed a low volley outside the pen- Wondered at half time if would have been alty area which took a slight deflection before better to have gone to Aldershot but thought ending up in the far bottom corner of the goal. they would lose and unfortunately proved Gibbs denied Hodges his hat trick with a smart right. Second half a vast improvement as Hart- save and another save from Baxter who finally ley Wintney pushed forward but it was Arlesey produced a decent goal bound strike, before who took a surprise lead after Lannon who had the keeper flung himself across his goal to keep earlier been flagged offside when almost on out a powerful free kick from Smith. There was the end of a Taylor-Rhiney cross, managed to little to choose between both sides for the first divert a cross from the same player past Stru- hour considering Arlesey are marooned at the dley in the home goal. The goal stirred Hartley bottom of the league and Hartley Wintney only Wintney from their slumbers and minutes lat- started to perform as promotion hopefuls er, substitute Hodges with his first touch went when Hodges came on as substitute. FT 4-1.

MARLOWMILLERICK’S HISTORY MUSIINGS

It was on November 22nd 1870 at the Com- to come when the Club's long-serving Honor- pleat Angler Hotel on the banks of the ary Secretary Alfred Davis, who had held Thames that Great Marlow Football Club was office at the Club since 1891, died in 1924. It formed and so began the history of one of was decided that a fitting memorial to him the oldest clubs in the country. In the last century the Club was a major force in the would be to provide a permanent home for game and as one of the original entrants in Marlow F.C. An appeal proved to be very the first F.A Cup competition in 1871/72 con- successful and the “Alfred Davis Memorial tributed a share of the £25 that bought the Ground” saw its first game in 1928. The pic- first trophy. In the very first year of the com- turesque grandstand dates from 1930’s and petition a certain Cuthbert Ottaway turned followed the establishment of an Association out for Marlow and just a year later he was who issued Share Certificates in connection to captain the national side against Scotland in the first ever officially recognised interna- with a Building Fund and was built to cele- tional match. brate the Club's revival and the Spartan Marlow have the unique distinction of being League Division Two championship. the only club to have applied for entry to every competition since its inception alt- Apart from a war-time break Marlow contin- hough they were unable to compete once in ued in the Spartan League until 1965 when the 1910/11 season. In 1882 they reached entry was gained to the Athenian League the semi-finals where they lost out to even- Division Two. Promotion to Division One was tual winners Old Etonians 0-5 at the Oval. secured in season 1970/71. Here Marlow Two Amateur Cup semi-finals and a host of Berks & Bucks Senior Cup wins were among remained until 1984 when they joined the many honours won in this golden age. In Isthmian League. Having finished bottom of 1894 Marlow rejected the opportunity to join Division Two in 1985 the appointment of the newly-formed Southern League in order Mike Keen as Manager heralded a rapid rise to retain their amateur status and allowed in status. Promotion to Division One came Tottenham Hotspur to begin their climb to the very next season and then after just one the top flight by taking their place season in Division One the championship was The Club's ground until 1919 was Crown won after a two horse race with Grays Ath- Meadow, now the Riley Recreational Ground. letic and along with it promotion to the An enforced move to the Star Meadow Premier Division. (which was unfenced) and the worsening financial situation resulted in the need to Here Marlow found things much tougher and play in a more local competition than the Christmas arrived without a win and from a Great Western Suburban League and Marlow position at the foot of the table, however a joined the Reading and District League. This late season Houdini act saw them escape and was a dark period for the Club and worse was secure their new-found status.

MILLERICK’S MUSIINGS MARLOW HISTORY

When Keen left his assistant Dave Russell who had been in the Premier League the took over and brought in Laurie Craker as season before, where the home side were Coach. Under them good times returned grateful to progress by a 2-0 scoreline. and the Berks & Bucks Senior Cup was won Season 1995/96 saw a finish in in eighth for the first time that century with a victo- spot but the following one got off to a ter- ry over local rivals Wycombe Wanderers rible start from which the Club was never and the F.A Cup First Round was reached, able to recover – and despite victories over also for the first time that century, with an virtually all the top sides, relegation was away tie at West Bromwich Albion the re- confirmed on the last day of the season. ward. Season 1992/93 saw even more F.A Russell returned for the following season Cup success with progression this time to and with him high hopes but the season the Third Round and a tie with Tottenham proved to be one of under-achievement Hotspur that was switched to White Hart and a new team of Graham Pritchard and Lane where almost 27000 saw the Blues Derek Sweetman took over for 1998/99 give a very creditable performance. The and provided a period of stability which Diadora (Isthmian) League Cup was won to saw finishes in mid-table. Following the finish the season on a high note by beating departure of Pritchard just before season Molesey. 2001/02 Sweetman took over the reins 1993/94 must rate as the most successful and his first game in charge saw the cap- ever with Marlow again reaching the First ture of the Associate Members Trophy in a Round of the F.A Cup where a 0-2 home final held over from the previous season. defeat against Plymouth Argyle was fea- The side finished the season in 9th position tured on T.V, while in the league a highest- in the league – the highest for some time – ever position of third was achieved. The before restructuring saw them move from Berks & Bucks Senior Cup was won again Division Two to the newly-formed Division with a 1-0 win over local rivals Chesham One North for season 2002/03 where an Utd. to round off a highly memorable sea- 11th place finish was achieved. In the F.A son. Trophy they progressed to the Third Round At the end of that season Russell and Crak- before going out at Dagenham & Red- er left for Slough Town and took several bridge. players with them. A new squad and slow Marlow again found themselves in new start left a lot to do in the league and rele- surroundings the following season having gation followed. In the F.A Cup things were been moved to Division One South and very different. The First Round saw Division although inconsistent form saw them finish Two table-toppers Oxford Utd. defeated 2- 16th in the league they again had an excel- 0 at Oak Tree Road and the Blues became lent run in the F.A Trophy which took them the first winners of the Littlewoods Pools' to the Fourth Round for the first time in Giant Killers award . After another home their history. Several notable victories saw victory over Trophy holder's Woking se- them through before a strong Tamworth cured a place in the Third Round Proper outfit ended their run at Oak Tree Road. once again and a trip to Swindon Town,

MARLOWMILLERICK’S HISTORY MUSIINGS

The reorganization of the non-league game after Christmas. Assistant Steve Croxford saw them in different surroundings for the took over and although performances and fourth time in four seasons with entry into results improved towards the end it was The Southern League where they competed not enough to avoid relegation. in the Western Division for season 2004/05 Season 2012/13 found Marlow in in the and finished in 13th spot. Kevin Stone had Uhlsport Hellenic League with a new man- moved into the manager’s seat towards the agement team headed by Mark Bartley end of the season and enjoyed a great run. eager to recapture some of the glories of 2005/06 and in the same league and in the past and this they did, winning the more familiar surroundings seemed to suit league championship by a 16 point margin the side and for most of the season they and scoring 123 goals in 36 games to return hovered around the play-off positions and to the Southern League where the next two eventually finished in 6th spot. A play-off seasons saw them consolidate with finishes spot was confirmed on the final day of the in and 17th and 11th positions respectively. season and although a 1-2 defeat at Brack- For 2015/16 Marlow were moved once ley Town followed the Club were pleased again – to the South & West division – with the progress. which again meant increased travelling and Season 2006/07 in the South & West Divi- associated costs and the loss of some key sion saw a successful run of results promise another play-off berth but a last day defeat players and several local derbies, making at Winchester City saw them fall just short life much more difficult than it really need- whilst season 2007/08 was a little more ed to be. In the circumstances a mid-table disappointing with some very good results finish was achieved and a return to the Cen- failing to offset a poor run around Febru- tral Division for 2016/17 aided a finish in 4th ary/March with a final finish just outside place (on goal difference) and achieved a the play-offs resulting. play-off place, with third-placed Barton Season 2008/09 saw the Club moved yet again into the Midland Division and another Rovers running out 2-0 victors at their inconsistent season followed finishing with ground. a defeat to Windsor & Eton in the final of the Berks & Bucks Senior Cup at M.K Dons stadium. The following two seasons saw some good results against the top sides but indifferent ones against the lower teams and ended with mid-table finishes even though a bright start in 2010/11 saw them briefly at the top of the table. 2011/12 did not start at all badly but soon developed into one where victories were very hard to come by and following a string of poor results long-standing manager Stone left just

MILLERICK’S MUSIINGS HARTLEY WINTNEY FC GROUND REGULATIONS

1. All persons entering this ground are only admitted subject to these rules and the rules and regulations of the Football Association. 2. The Club reserves the right to prosecute or to eject or cause to be ejected any persons who within the ground or the club premises is considered by the Club its employees or agents (hereinafter called the Club) in their absolute discretion to be, or to have been behaving in any of the following ways: (a) Entering the field of play before or during the course of a game. The field of play is that area within the railings surrounding the perimeter of the pitch and the area beyond the goal line at the Southern Haye end of the ground. (b) Using obscene or abusive language or persistent swearing. (c) Being drunk or under the influence of drink or drugs to any degree. (d) Making vulgar gestures. (e) Using abusive language or behaviour, racial or otherwise. 3. NO bottles, metal cans, glasses, placards, firearms, knives or other similar articles are permitted and the police and club stewards have the right to search any spectator at anytime and to confiscate any article which they consider could be a danger to any other spectators. 4. NO alcohol is to be consumed within the ground. Alcohol may only be consumed within the confines of the clubhouse or other such designated and properly li- censed area. All bar areas will close fifteen minutes before kick off time. 5. Climbing of floodlight pylons, fences, stands and other buildings is strictly forbid- den and the police and club stewards have the right to eject any persons found doing so. 6. Spectators are advised that they must keep to the designated hard standings within the confines of the ground, these being defined as the walkway to the perimeter of the pitch on 3 sides excluding the area to Southern Haye behind the top goal, the dedicated stand and the sheltered area outside the club house. 7. Spectators are reminded that they must not retrieve any footballs that go in the hedges or rough grass areas. The Club will not be responsible for any injury sus- tained by any spectator retrieving footballs howsoever caused. A Club Official or designated ball boy will retrieve any balls that exit the field of play. 8. ALL vehicles parked in and around the ground must be properly parked to ensure access for emergency vehicles and to minimise disruption to local residents. All vehicles are parked strictly at the owner’s risk. 9. No unauthorised vehicles are allowed in the Clubhouse/changing room car parking area. The Club reserves the right to remove any vehicle parked in con- travention of this regulation. The Club will not be responsible for any damage caused whilst re- moving the vehicle. By order of The Committee Hartley Wintney Football

Date Opponents Result Att Comp 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 12 Aug H Northwood W 2-0 135 L Maddock Eagle C Greenwood Eagle L New Stow Jones Paris Argent (1) Hodges (1) Everiss Tennant French Paget

16 Aug A Beaconsfield Town W 2-1 144 L Strudley Eagle C Greenwood Eagle L (1) New Stow French Tennant Argent (1) Hodges Everiss Duff Parfitt Paget

19Aug A Brockenhurst W 5-1 133 FAC Prelim Strudley Eagle C Greenwood Eagle L (1) New Stow (1) French Duff Argent (2) Hodges Everiss Paget Jones Tennant (1)

26 Aug H Hanwell Town W 5-1 115 L Strudley Eagle C Paget Eagle L New Stow Everiss (1) Jones Argent (3) Hodges (1) Perkins French Duff Paris

28 Aug A Marlow L 3-0 125 L Strudley Eagle C Paget Eagle L New Stow Perkins Jones Argent French Tennant Greenwood Noakes Parfitt

02 Sep A Basingstoke Town D 2-2 544 FAC 1Qual Strudley Paget Perkins Eagle L Noakes Paris Duff French Argent Hodges (2) Stow New Everiss Parfitt

05 Sep H Basingstoke Town W 1-0 620 FAC 1Qual R Strudley New Everiss Eagle L Noakes Paris Duff French Argent (1 p) Hodges Stow Paget Perkins Parfitt

09 Sep H Kempston Rovers W 2-1 130 L Strudley Paget Everiss New Noakes Paris Duff French Argent Hodges Stow Perkins Parfitt Tennant

16 Sep A Cinderford L 1-0 157 FAC 2Qual Atkinson Eagle C Paget New Noakes Paris Duff Stow Argent Hodges Perkins French Tennant Williams

19 Sep H Brockenhurst W 6-0 61 HSC Strudley Eagle C (1) Paget Eagle L Noakes Paris Perkins French Argent (1 p) Hodges Tennant (3) Duff King New

23 Sep H AFC Dunstable W 1-0 122 L Strudley Paget Diak New Noakes French Tennant Webb Argent (1) Hodges Duff Perkins Greenwood Baxter

26 Sep A Egham Town W 2-1 108 L Strudley Eagle C Greenwood New Noakes Webb Tennant French Argent Hodges 1 Baxter Eagle L 1 Duff Parfitt

30 Sep A Arlesey Town W 6-1 66 L Gee Eagle C Duff Eagle L 1 Noakes Webb Tennant 1 French Argent (2) Hodges 1 Baxter 1 Parfitt Paris Dansie

04 Oct A Farnborough W 6-1 162 BFB Cup Gee Paget Webb Stow (1) Noakes Paris Parfitt (1) French Baxter (1) Hodges (2) Englefield (1) Mitchell Williams Bath

07 Oct A Slimbridge W 1-0 106 FAT Prelim Strudley Eagle C Paget Eagle L Stow Duff Webb French Baxter Hodges (1) Everiss Englefield Buck Bath

14 Oct H Chalfont St. Peter D 1-1 143 L Strudley Paget Paris New Stow Duff Webb French Baxter Hodges Everiss Parfitt Englefield Frise

17 Oct A Bedford Town D 1-1 125 L Strudley Eagle C Paget Eagle L (1) Stow New Webb French Baxter Hodges Everiss Parfitt Englefield Paris

21 Oct A Aylesbury L 2-0 84 L Strudley Eagle C Paget Eagle L Stow New Webb French Baxter Hodges Everiss Duff Parfitt Englefield

24 Oct H Hayes & Yeading L 1-6 151 L Atkinson Eagle C Paget Eagle L New Stow (1 pen) Parfitt Duff Baxter Hodges Everiss French Webb Englefield

28 Oct A Swindon Super Marine W 3-0 157 FAT 1Q Strudley Paget Duff Eagle L Noakes French (1) Webb Hodges Baxter (1p) Vine (1) Everiss New Buck Englefield

04 Nov H Barton Rovers W 7-0 140 L Strudley Paget Duff Eagle L (1) Noakes French (1) Webb Hodges Baxter (4) Vine (1) Everiss New Stow Tennant

11 Nov H Gosport Borough W 3-0 216 FAT 2Q Strudley Paget Duff Eagle L Noakes French Webb (2) Hodges (1) Baxter Vine Everiss Stow Paris Parfitt

14 Nov H Marlow L 2-1 94 BFB 2 R Gee Eagle C Hutchings New Buck (1) Paris Parfitt Stow Baxter Perkins Tennant Englefield Hodges Vine

18 Nov H Cambridge City L 2-1 160 L Strudley Stow Duff Eagle L Noakes French Webb Hodges Baxter Vine(1) Everiss Tennant Paget Paris

22 Nov A Aylesbury United W 2-0 85 L Strudley Stow (1 p) Hutchings Eagle L Noakes French Webb Hodges Baxter (1) Vine Everiss Tennant Paris Paget

29 Nov A Farnborough W 2-1 255 FAT 3 Q Strudley Stow Hutchings Eagle L Noakes French Webb Hodges (1) Baxter (1) Vine Duff Paris Eagle C Englefield

02 Dec A AFC Rushden & Diamonds L 2-0 483 L Strudley Stow Hutchings Eagle L Noakes French Webb Hodges Baxter Vine Duff Eagle C Everiss Paget

06 Dec A Alresford Town L 2-1 81 HSC 3R Harris Stow Paget Eagle C Tennant Paris Webb (1) Everiss Perkins Vine Duff Frise Englefield Pipero

09 Dec H Moneyfields W 5-1 125 L Strudley Paget Eagle C Eagle L Stow Paris Webb (1) Hodges (1) Baxter (1) Vine (2) French Perkins Tennant Everiss

st 16 Dec H Bromley L 2-0 482 FAT 1 Round Strudley Duff Stow Eagle L Noakes Paris Webb Hodges Baxter Vine French Perkins Tennant Everiss

19 Dec A Uxbridge D 2-2 84 L Harris Duff Eagle C Eagle L Stow Paris Webb Hodges (1) Baxter Vine French Paget Tennant (1) Ball

23 Dec A Northwood L 3-1 96 L Harris Paget Eagle C (1) Eagle L Stow Paris Webb Hodges (1) Baxter Vine Tennant French Everiss Frise

06 Jan H Bedford Town W 2-0 166 L Gee Rees Duff Eagle L Ball Stow Webb Hodges (1) French Vine (1) Everiss Tennant Eagle C Englefield

09 Jan A Chertsey Town W 4-0 68 ASC Gee Paget Duff Eagle L (1) Ball Stow (2;1 pen) Tennant Hodges (1) French Ball Everiss King Englefield Parfitt

13 Jan A Hanwell Town W 4-2 101 L Strudley Rees Duff Eagle L (1) Stow French Webb Hodges (1) Tennant Vine (1) Everiss Paget Baxter (1) King

16 Jan H Ashford Town W 2-1 154 L Strudley Paget Duff Eagle L Stow French Webb Hodges Ciardini Vine (2) Everiss Baxter Ball King

23 Jan H Beaconsfield L 1-0 138 L Strudley Paget Duff Eagle L Stow French Webb Hodges Ciardini Vine Baxter Everiss Tennant King

27 Jan A Barton Rovers W 3-1 88 L Strudley Paget Stow Eagle L Ball Everiss Webb Hodges (2) Ciardini Vine Baxter (1) Duff Englefield King

30 Jan A Thame United W 3-1 73 L Gee Paget Stow (1 pen) Eagle L (1) Ball Everiss Webb Hodges Ciardini Vine Baxter (1) King Englefield Shuttleworth

03 Feb H Egham Town W 7-1 124 L Gee Duff (2) Stow Eagle L (1) Ball Everiss (1) Webb Hodges (1) Smith King Baxter (2) Shuttleworth Englefield Vockins

11 Feb A AFC Dunstable W 1-0 142 L Strudley Shuttleworth Stow (1) Eagle L Ball Everiss Webb French Smith King Baxter Tennant Englefield Parfitt

17 Feb H Arlesey Town W 4-1 138 L Strudley King Stow Eagle L Ball Everiss (1) Englefield French (1) Smith Shuttleworth Baxter Hodges (2) Duff Paget

20 Feb H Marlow L

24 Feb A Chalfont St Peter L

27 Feb H Thame L

03 Mar H Aylesbury L

06 Mar A Knaphill ASC Qtr

10 Mar A Hayes & Yeading L

13 Mar A Fleet Town L

17 Mar A Moneyfields L

24 Mar H AFC Rushden & Diamonds L

31 Mar A Kempston Rovers L

02 Apr H Fleet Town L

07 Apr A Cambridge City L

14 Apr H Uxbridge L

21 Apr A Ashford Town L 28 Apr H Aylesbury United L Date Opponents Result Att Comp 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 12 Aug H Northwood W 2-0 135 L Maddock Eagle C Greenwood Eagle L New Stow Jones Paris Argent (1) Hodges (1) Everiss Tennant French Paget