2021/22 ISSUE 1 - BUGBROOKE ST MICHAELS vs - Bugbrooke St. Michaels FC
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OFFICIAL MATCH DAY PROGRAMME
BUGBROOKE ST MICHAELS
vs
ROTHWELL CORINTHIANS
UNITED COUNTIES LEAGUE PREMIER DIVISION SOUTH
TUESDAY 3rd AUGUST 2021 I 7:45pm KICK OFF
THE BADGER
2021/22 - ISSUE 1
BUGBROOKE ST MICHAELS FC
in association with
Bugbrooke St Michaels FC
The Badgers, founded 1929
WHOS WHO
PRESIDENT - WILLY MARRIOTT
CHAIRMAN - KEVIN GARDNER
VICE-CHAIRMAN - NIGEL THOMAS
CLUB SECRETARY - GRAHAM CONNEW
YOUTH SECRETARY & TREASURER - NICK INWOOD
FIXTURES SECRETARY - DAVE MELLOR
GROUNDSMAN - DANNY POWELL
WELFARE OFFICER - BEN ROBINSON
MANAGEMENT / COACHING TEAM
FIRST TEAM - JAMIE FORREST
RESERVE TEAM – DALE WALTON
‘A’ TEAM - MARIUS OBREJA
‘B’ TEAM - DAVE ASHWELL
LADIES TEAM - CHARLOTTE GIBBS / STUART WHITE
UNDER 18s - DANIEL POWELL
UNDER 16s - PAUL LEWIS
UNDER 15s - DARREN SMITH
UNDER 14s BLUE - MARIUS OBREJA
UNDER 14s BLACK - MARK LINNELL
UNDER 13s WHITE – RYAN NASH
UNDER 13s BLACK - SIMON WHEELER
UNDER 12s BLUE - NICK INWOOD
UNDER 12s BLACK - CHRIS ASHTON
UNDER 10s WHITE – TONY HILL
UNDER 10s BLACK - DANIEL BLAND
UNDER 9s - IAN MARRIOTT
THE GAFFER
I’d like to extend a warm welcome to the
players, officials and supporters of
Rothwell Corinthians who are this
evening's visitors to the Sett.
Tonight’s fixture represents our first
game back at Step 5 of the Pyramid and
whilst it may not have been achieved in
the manner that any of us wanted,
promotion to the newly formed United
Counties League South is just reward for
our efforts over the course of two
disrupted seasons.
With promotion secured we have moved quickly to
add both experience and quality to an established “Promotion to the
squad with Dan White being the only notable newly formed
departure over the summer.
United Counties
The summer has also seen changes to the League South is
management team with Dale Walton having taken the just reward for our
reigns of the Reserve Team. With several youthful efforts”
additions, I am looking forward to working with Dale
and the players as we look to bring further success to
the club over the course of the season.
That said make no bones about it, moving up to Step 5
will pose a significant challenge as we come up against
Some well established clubs who have large budgets
to play with; rest assured we are up for the challenge!
Anyway, enjoy the game, lets hope we end the
evening with our first 3 points on the board before we
Programme Contributions:
start our journey on the road to Wembley when March
Town United are the visitors for Saturday’s FA Cup tie. Editor: Nick Inwood
Photography: Finbarr Carroll
I hope to see you back at the Sett soon.
Jamie
THE FUTURE SETT
Whilst football has stood still
there has been plenty
happening behind the scenes
at the Sett during lockdown.
Back in May we received
confirmation that Bugbrooke
St Michaels had been awarded
a grant from the Premier
League,
The six-year tapered grant, part of the Foundation’s Grass Pitch Maintenance Fund,
will help us to improve the quality of our grassroots pitches at Bugbrooke.
The investment was provided following the completion of a pitch inspection using
the Football Foundation’s specially developed app, PitchPower, which is a mobile tool
used for assessing the quality of grass football pitches. We will now be able to use
the grant to complete the maintenance work identified in their PitchPower
Assessment Report, which includes applying fertiliser, aeration, seeding and other
maintenance practices.
These grants are key to the Foundation’s aim to help create 5,000 more quality
pitches before the end of 2024, in line with the FA’s Grassroots Strategy. Alongside its
PitchPower assessment tool, the Football Foundation has also created an online
grounds keeping community called The Hive to provide expert support and advice to
clubs. Anyone can find out more and sign up at
https://footballfoundation.org.uk/grass-pitch-improvement
“Nick Inwood, Youth Secretary and Under 12s Blue Coach said: As an expanding
and progressive club we have a high level of demand on our grass pitches. In securing
this grant it will enable us to undertake a schedule of works that will improve the
quality of pitches at Bugbrooke thus providing better playing surfaces for our users.
With this being a 6-year programme, it further highlights our commitment to long
term improvement and sustainability of our facility.
This work represents another step on our journey, with the club having recently placed
an order for four new sets of 11v11 goals on wheels which again will contribute
significantly towards our ambition of providing the best facilities that we can – we are
extremely grateful to the Football Foundation and their partners for their support”
Robert Sullivan, Chief Executive of the Football Foundation, said: “This grant
award to Bugbrooke St Michaels for improvements to the quality of their grass pitches
is vital for the local community as they get back to playing football. Our Grass Pitch
Maintenance Fund is supporting clubs across the country, helping them enhance and
sustain their pitches to improve access to good quality facilities for grassroots players.”
“This is part of our wider ambition to get more people involved in football, regardless of
their background, age or ability. By unlocking the power of pitches, we can help
transform the lives of players and strengthen communities through the nation’s
favourite game.”
The Grass Pitch Maintenance Fund provides eligible clubs and leagues with a tapered
six-year grant to help them sustain pitches already at a 'good' level or higher and
enhance pitches that are either considered 'poor' or 'basic’.
Hot on the heels of this at the end of June
we were able to confirm that we have
been successful in securing funding via a
Football Foundation Stadia Grant that will
enable us to replace the perimeter
fencing, pitch rails and ball stop nets
behind the goals.
This represents phase one of our planned ground improvements with phase two
being the installation of a new covered spectator facility, something that we hope
will follow later in the year.
This work is being undertaken with a view to us achieving the ground grading that
is required for Step 5 football.
This represents another significant step forward for the club as earlier in June we
were able to purchase four new sets of 11v11 goals for use by our grassroots
teams.
We pride ourselves on being a community club and whilst it will take time for our
members to reap the rewards, we hope that the investment that we are making
demonstrates our ambition to provide the best possible facilities that we can.
TODAY’S VISITORS
ROTHWELL CORINTHIANS
This evening’s visitors Rothwell Corinthians began to play competitive football when
they joined the Kettering and District Amateur League in 1934 .
The idea of the team was first put forward in a terrace house in Littlewood Street. At
that time, the league had three divisions and the Corinthians were placed in the
Second Division.
When football resumed after the Second World War, the Corinthians were playing at the old recreation ground.
This venue was their headquarters for most of the the next twenty years.
The Corinthians introduced their first Reserve Team into the league in 1950 and, nine years later, they brought
the first senior league honours to the club when they became Champions of Division Three.
The following season the first team won the First Division Championship, and they repeated this feat in 1964.
However, the following season they were relegated and by the end of the decade they found themselves in the
Third Division.
It was not until 1979 that they began to get themselves noticed again as they were promoted to the First
Division and also managed to reach the N.F.A. Area Cup Final.
The 1980-81 season marked the beginning of the emergence of the club as we know it today. With the move to
Rothwell Town’s Cricket Ground came a more professional approach to the organisation of the club.
Coinciding with this the League had re-styled itself as the East Midlands Alliance and lifted its standards, a
move much appreciated by the Corinthians. In 1984 the Corinthians gained promotion to the Premier Division.
Meanwhile, behind the scenes the club had purchased the land on which the present facilities are located.
These facilities were officially opened by Northampton Town in 1986.
Season 1989-90 saw the Corinthians lift their first Premier Division Championship. The season 1994-95 saw
them secure their second Premier Championship, and after consultation with the United Counties league
Management Committee, promotion was secured. Recent seasons has seen three appearances in the
Northamptonshire Junior Cup Final with a win registered in 2008
Promotion to the United Counties Premier Division was achieved the same season under the management of
Frank Lelapi assisted by Paul Smith.
With Lelapi and Smith standing down after one season at the higher-level Corinthians changed managers each
of the following two seasons but struggled in their time at Step 5.
They still managed however to win the Youth League Cup and Reserve Supplementary Cup in 2009/10 but the
First team dropped back down into UCL Division 1.
Shaun Sparrow joined as manager rejuvenating the club with promotion back to the Premier Division in 2015
and more recently with Jim Scott as joint manager saw three mid table finishes.
The Reserves have also had recent success with two UCL knockout Cup Finals in 2016 and 2017 , winning the
first, and were losing finalists in the NFA lower Junior Cup in 2014.
Our former Manager Mitch Austin took the reigns for the 2019/20 season and led the team to the 1st
Qualifying round of the FA Cup and the UCL Knockout Cup Final before its curtailment.
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The Badgers, founded 1929
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Bugbrooke, Northamptonshire
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