FA CUP 3RD QF ROUND TUESDAY 13 OCTOBER 2020 WIMBORNE TOWN FC VS MAIDSTONE UNITED - ONLINE PROGRAMME
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ONLINE PROGRAMME
FA CUP 3RD QF ROUND
TUESDAY 13 OCTOBER 2020
WIMBORNE TOWN FC VS MAIDSTONE UNITED
From the Directors Box Good evening and a warm welcome to Cuthbury to our visitors from Maid- stone United. We extend our hospitality to the visiting officials. players, staff and supporters and hope that you enjoy your time with us and have a safe journey home. Tonight, we play Maidstone United who are in the National League South which one level above us. They are in fifth position in their league after they drew on Saturday against Havant and Waterlooville. This is the furthest we have been in the F.A. Cup for 28 years, so with the great supporters we have cheering us on let us see if we can progress further! Last Tuesday we played Farnborough and with a good overall performance the second half saw us secure 2 goals giving us a 2-1 win giving us a well-earned 3 points. Our man of the match was Aidan Shepherd who was our double goal scorer. Well done Aidan! So hopefully the boys can turn in a good performance again as they did for that game. We did not have a game on Saturday so after a good break let us look forward to a good entertaining game against this higher league side. With a bigger crowd expected for this match please remember all the safety guidelines in place and be extra cautious in keeping your distance and wear masks when moving around. It is with great sadness that we announce that Steve Harvey ex-chairman of Hamworthy United F.C. and a former board member here at Wimborne has sadly died. We as a club extend our condolences to Steve’s family and all at Hamworthy United. Hoping the weather is kind to us and we can all enjoy this evenings game. Tony Tony Grant - Chairman
Wimbonre Town FC
CLUB LINE UP 2020 -2021 SEASON
1982-83
Pre Bridport
Wimborne Town in the FA Cup
a 3-2
1995-96
Pre Bournemouth a 4-0
1Q Falmouth Town a 2-1 1Q Dorchester Town a 2-2
2Q St Blazey h 3-2 1Qr Dorchester Town h 0-2
3Q Bath City h 1-0 1996-97
In The Directors Box: Behind the Goal:
Club President: Ken Stewart Matchday Co-ordinator: Tony Grant 4Q Merthyr Tydfil h 1-0 Pre Andover h 1-1
Chairman: Tony Grant Clubhouse Manager: Clive Bailey R1 Aldershot a 0-4 Prer Andover a 1-0
Commercial Director: Graham Bell (email: clivebaileywtfc@gmail.com) 1983-84 1Q Forest Grn Rov a 0-6 1Q Cove h 5-0
Community Director of Football: Secretary: Paula Wheatley & Wayne Jones 1984-85 2Q Witney Town a 1-2
Matty Holmes (email: wimbornetownfcsecretary@outlook.com)
Finance Director: Lee Merrifield Fixtures Secretary: 1Q Paulton Rovers a 4-0 1997-98
Football & Youth Development Paula Wheatley & Wayne Jones 2Q Frome Town h 1-3 Pre Falmouth Town h 3-2
Director: Terry Wateridge wimbornetownfcsecretary@outlook.com 1985-86 Pre Weston S-M h 2-5 1Q Odd Down a 4-1
Joint Treasurers: Dawn Haywood 1986-87 2Q Tiverton Town a 1-11
On the Pitch: Chief Steward/Covid Officer: Darren Jones
Manager: James Stokoe Stewards: Mark Dale, Peter Stroud, Ross Grant 1Q Clandown h 2-2 1998-99 1Q Falmouth Town a 1-3
Assistant Manager: Mark Gamble First Aid: Darren Jones 1Qr Clandown a 2-1 1999-00
Goalkeeping Coach: Matt Maybury Matchday Announcer: Denis Cadd 2Q Chippenham Town h 1-1 1Q Torrington a 2-0
Coach: John Macey Match Reporter: Graham Dunn
Club Captain: James Stokoe Club Travel: Excelsior Coaches
2Qr Chippenham Town a 1-0 2Q Newport County a 1-1
Sports Therapist: Imogen Still Turnstiles: Colin Blake, Rudi Cucka, 3Q AFC Totton a 0-0 2Qr Newport County h 0-3
Kit Man: Jeff Robbins Simon Plank 3Qr AFC Totton h 1-0 2000-01
Development Squad Manager: Tea Room: Ann Barham, Elaine Plank, 4Q Bognor Regis Town h 2-5 EP Bridport h 2-0
Darren Shepherd Trish Robbins
Groundsman: Brian Sibley Complimentary Gate: Tony Jackson 1987-88 Pre Weston S-M a 1-2
50/50: Bryan McCann 1Q Melksham Town a 3-1 2001-02
Youth Section: Programme Seller: Brian Brewer 2Q Oxford City h 2-1 Pre Tuffley Rovers a 5-2
Chairman: tbc 3Q Yeovil Town h 0-4 1Q Bideford a 0-1
Youth Secretary: Sally Woods Supporters Club:
(email: sally_woods@hotmail.co.uk) Chairman: 1988-89 1Q Weston S-M h 3-5 2002-03
Welfare Officer: Peter McGinty Supporters Club: Steve Rimmington, Bryan 1989-90 Pre Swanage & H h 0-2 Pre Dawlish Town a 3-0
Female Community Officer: TBC McCann, John Macey, Wayne Jones, Jeff 1990-91 1Q Weston S-M a 1-3
Robbins, Dawn Haywood, Paula Wheatley, Pre Bideford h 3-2 2003-04
Media: Helen Farr and Daren Ford
Media Team: TBTV Supporters Club Shop: Paula Wheatley 1Q Liskeard Athletic a 2-5 Pre Elmore a 3-1
Social Media: Wayne Jones 1991-92 1Q Weymouth h 1-2 1Q Backwell United a 4-1
Club Photographers: Steve Harris, Magpies Online: 1992-93 2Q Mangotsfield United a 0-3
Marc Harris
Videographers: Dave Briggs, TBTV
Website: www.wimbornetownfc.co.uk Pre Bournemouth h 1-1 2004-05 Pre Yate Town h 1-2
Twitter: @WimborneTownFC Prer Bournemouth a 3-1 2005-06
Web Design & Hosting: Atomic Websites –
hello@atomicwebsites.co.uk Facebook: @WimborneTownFC 1Q Newport IoW a 3-2 EP Slimbridge a 1-0
Website Advertising: Instagram: @OfficialWTFC
2Q Bashley a 1-3 Pre Chard Town a 0-0
info@wimbornetownfc.co.uk Club email: info@wimbornetownfc.co.uk
Programme Printing: LA Digital Print 1993-94 Prer Chard Town h 2-0
(sales@LAdigitalprint.co.uk) Club Historian: Ken Fergus Pre Westbury United h 5-0 1Q Cirencester Town a 3-5
1Q Poole Town a 0-0 2006-07
1Qr Poole Town h 2-0 EP Welton Rovers a 0-2
2Q Thame United a 3-2 2007-08
3Q Waterlooville h 0-1 EP Street a 5-2
1994-95 Pre Brislington a 5-0
1Q Thame United a 0-0 1Q Clevedon Town a 0-4
1Qr Thame United h 3-3
1Qr Thame United a 1-3
Player Profiles 2020 - 2021 Eastleigh watched by his family (and 3,000
plus others).
DAN STRUGNELL: DEFFENCE
Date of birth: 11.11.1985 - Winchester
Debut: 12 Sept 2020 vs AFC Portchester
LEWIS GUNSTONE-GRAY: Previous Club: Gosport Borough
JAMES STOKOE: PLAYER/MANAGER SCOTT ARNOLD: DEFENCE GOALKEEPER Dan was at AFC Bournemouth from age
Date of Birth: 11.11.85 - Winchester
Date of Birth: 22.02.1985 - Poole Date of birth: 07.05.98 - Salisbury 12 to 20. He then spent 7 years at Havant
June 2013 Debut: 29.09.07 vs Hayling Utd
RE- Signed: July 2011 Debut: 10 Sept 2019 vs Poole Town & Waterlooville achieving back to back
In two spells with the club, James has made
Debut: 30 Sept 2003 vs Bridport (League Challenge Cup) promotions from the Ryman Premier and
over 450 appearances and scored over 100
Previous Club: Bournemouth Poppies Dual-signed with Christchurch. National League South, playing in the
goals. His previous clubs include Eastleigh,
After playing for The Magpies 2003-10, National League in 2018-19. Last season
Bashley, Lymington & New Milton, and
Scott returned to the club after a season with LUKE HOLMES: MIDFIELD he was at Dorchester for a brief spell before
Farnborough. Appointed Player /Assistant
Bournemouth Poppies. He has made over Date of birth: 07.03.1997 - Poole joining Gosport. While at AFCB Dan had
Manager 2019/2020. 550 appearances for WTFC now recovered Signed: Originally signed October 2015, his first taste of senior football in loan at
from a serious knee injury sustained in re-joined June 2016 after spells with Wimborne in 2011.
MARK GAMBLE: PLAYER ASSISTANT December 2018. Dorchester and Poole, left 2019, resigned Dan’s most memorable football moment was
MANAGER/STRIKER August 2020 making his debut for AFCB as a substitute. “I
Date of Birth: 16.10.1986 - Ballymuney CALLUM CHUGG: DEFFENCE Previous Clubs: Dorchester and Poole came on after about 15 minutes. It was away
Signed: August 2020 Date of birth: 23.02.1998 at Rochdale and I’ve never been so nervous,
Previous Club: Hamble FC Signed: August 2020 JAMIE HENRY: MIDFIELD but it was an amazing experience.”
Previous Club: A.F.C Totton Date of birth: 17.02.1997 - Glasgow
JOHN MACEY: COACH Signed: 2020 EDWARD PHILIPS: GOALKEEPER
Began his career as a goalkeeper at Bristol SAM DAVIDSON: DEFFENCE Previous Clubs: Pollock FC Date of birth: 16.11.2001 - Poole
City before playing for Grimsby Town, Position: Defence Signed: August 2020
Newport County and Minehead, amongst Date of birth: 15.08.96 - Poole LOUIS KELLAWAY: MIDFIELD Previous Club: Wimborne Town FC
others. Debut: 12 March 2016 vs Swindon Date of birth: 27.02.1997 - Poole Development
Supermarine
IMOGEN STILL: PHYSIOTHERAPIST Previous Club: Hamworthy United JACK LOVELL: FORWARD AIDAN SHEPHERD: FORWARD
Appointed 2020. Imogen graduated from Sam has made over 150 appearances for the Date of birth: 19.11.1993 - Salisbury Position: Forward
Solent University as a qualified Sports and club. Although he mostly plays at centre- Previous Clubs: Verwood Town, Bemerton Date of birth: 15.04.01, Bournemouth
Exercise Therapist. She worked as a therapist back, Sam is accomplished in midfield too. Health Harlequins Debut: January 2018 when 16 years old
at AFC Totton for over three years before Aidan joined Wimborne’s Under 13s in
joining Wimborne in the summer. CHARLIE GUNSON: MIDFIELD BILLY MAYBURY: DEFFENCE 2013, progressing through the age groups.
At school Imogen played for the West of Date of birth: 25.04.1997 - Winchester Date of birth: 2.9.1993 Poole Dual-signed with Shaftesbury.
England development squad for hockey. Debut: 12 Sept 2020 vs AFC Portchester Signed: Originally signed for Wimborne He says the best game he played in
She is currently studying for a Masters Previous Club: Blackfield & Langley August 2012 – 2019, resigned August 2020 was against Andover Town in the 2019
degree in Physiotherapy at Chichester Charlie played for Andover Town and AFC Previous Clubs: AFCB and Poole Town Hampshire Cup Under 18 final. “I scored our
University. Totton before joining Blackfield in 2018 first goal, assisted the second, and received
where he helped them become Southern IAN OLIVER: DEFFENCE man-of the-match – it was my final youth
JEFF ROBBINS: KIT MANAGER League Div One S&W champions. Date of birth: 09.10.1985 - Southampton game.”
Has been with the club for many years. He is The biggest game Charlie has played Signed: August 2020
a loyal, hardworking and a vital member of was when making his debut for England
the team Schoolboys Under 18s against Wales at
Player Profiles 2020 - 2021 2008-09
Wimborne Town in the FA Cup cont’d
2015-16
EP Dawlish Town a 0-0 Pre Cowes Sports a 5-0
Ep r Dawlish Town h 3-2 1Q Witheridge AFC h 3-2
Pre Odd Down a 2-0 2Q Blackfield & Langley h 1-6
STEFAN PENNY: DEFFENCE CURTIS YOUNG: FORWARD 1Q Tiverton Town h 0-1 2016-17
Date of birth: 12.10.01 - Poole Date of birth: 11.12.98 - Poole 2009-10 Pre Alresford Town h 1-1
EP Radstock Town a 1-0 Pre r Alresford Town a 0-1
Debut: 13 Aug 2016 v Evesham Utd Debut: 11 Aug 2018 vs Farnborough Pre Sherborne Town h 2-1 2017-18
Previous Club Hamworthy United Previous Club: AFC Totton 1Q Clevedon Town a 2-4 Pre Andover Town a 3-3
Curtis was at AFC Bournemouth from 2007 2010-11 Pre r Andover Town h 1-2
JAKE SINCLAIR: STRIKER to 2017. He then had a season at AFC Totton Pre Bideford a 2-1 2018-19
Date of birth: 29.11.1994 - Bournemouth before joining The Magpies in 2018. 1Q Sherborne Town h 1-3 Pre Newport (IW) h 6-0
Signed: August 2020 He says the best goal he has scored was for 2011-12 Pre Godalming T h 1-2 1Q Dorchester Town h 1-1
Previous Club: Odd Down Totton against Bideford. “I got the ball on the 2012-13 Pre Fareham Town h 0-1 1Q r Dorchester Town a 0-3
right wing, cut onto my left, and from about 2013-14 Pre Hamworthy Utd h 1-3 2019-20 1Q Truro C a 1-2
2014-15 2020-21
CAMERON SMITH: MIDFIELD 25 yards hit the top corner.” Pre St.Austell h 3-2 Pre AFC Portchester h 3-0
Date of birth: 13.09.2001 - Bournemouth 1Q Frome a 0-2 1Q Barnstaple Town a 3-2
Signed: August 2020 2Q Melksham Town h 0-0
Wimborne won 5-4 on pens
BILLY TERRELL: GOALKEEPER
Date of birth: 31.08/2003 - Southampton
Signed: August 2020, on work experience
Behind the Goal The Emirates FA Cup 2020-21
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The Emirates FA Cup 3rd Round Qualifying selected ties
Tuesday 13 October
Bristol Manor Farm vs Cray Wanderers
Christchurch vs Dulwich Hamlet
Hartley Wintney vs Barking
Hayes & Yeading U vs Chipstead
Sholing vs Walton Casuals
Taunton Town vs Truro City
Weston-s-Mare vs Larkhall Ath
Wimborne Town vs Maidstone Utd
Wimborne Town 2 Farnborough 1 - League - 6 Oct 2020 - Att: 160 Wimborne Town 2 Farnborough 1 - League - 6 Oct 2020 cont’d
We had waited 350 minutes for a first was passed on to Luke Holmes whose But with the Cuthbury faithful "holding showed real determination as he drove
league goal of the season, and then shot was saved by Beach; the keeper out for a hero, who's gotta be strong his side forward when a goal down.
two came along in nine minutes. Home- then saved from Young before Charlie and gotta be fast", step forward Aidan A special mention, too, for the
grown talent Aidan Shepherd scored Gunson's effort was blocked; Louis Shepherd. On 80 minutes, Holmes Farnborough fans who made the
both goals as Wimborne overturned Kellaway won the ball in midfield and played the youngster in on the left of journey to give their team great support.
Farnborough's 46th minute opener to passed to Young but Shepherd could the box, and at last he beat Beach to It was a cracking evening which
bag the points. only manage minimal contact on his find the net. Then 9 minutes later, the showed why we love non-league
Callum Chugg returned in central pass; Beach then saved a Shepherd same duo, the same result. This time football.
defence, and Manager James Stokoe shot and one from Jack Lovell. And Holmes' shot from the edge of the box Wimborne: Terrell, Strugnell, Maybury,
gave 19-year old Shepherd his first we'd only just reached the mid-point of was too hot for Beach to handle, and Davidson, Shepherd, Kellaway
start of the season, with Jake Sinclair the half. Shepherd fired home the rebound. Cue (Penny79), Young, Holmes, Lovell
dropping to the bench. Next the teams exchanged free-kicks wild celebrations - on and off the pitch. (Sinclair 66), Gunson, Chugg
Wimborne and Farnborough had on the edge of the area. The Wimborne In between the goals, Farnborough's Unused subs: Langdon (gk), Arnold,
amassed just one goal between them in wall did its job, and in the next minute Cullen talked himself into a second Smith
their combined six league games this the Borough wall did likewise to keep yellow from referee Parsons which
out Gunson's effort. Holmes had a shot reduced the visitors to 10 men, and Match stats Magpies Borough
season, so a goal-fest seemed an
unlikely outcome, but what a cracking blocked; Sam Davidson brought the Gunston had to race back to see off a Goal attempts:
first half of end-to-end football the ball out of defence and his slide-rule quick Borough counter-attack. But once - on target 7 2
teams served up. Farnborough were a pass released Shepherd only for his ahead, Wimborne sensibly saw out the
- off target 12 6
young, fit, and fast team who broke shot to be blocked, and in the next game.
minute Davidson got in the way of a Corners 5 4
quickly; Wimborne confidently played Aidan Shepherd (below) deserves the
the ball around and created a host of Borough effort. It was an exciting half, plaudits for his first two-goal haul. Sam Fouls 10 12
chances in the first period, playing all that was lacking was a goal. Maybe Davidson and Callum Chugg were Offside 0 7
towards the Hospital end. That first half in the second half ... immense in defence, and Luke Holmes Cards 2Y 1R, 1Y
saw 16 attempts on goal - 11 by The And in the first minute after the break, a
Magpies, 5 by Borough. goal did arrive. But it was Farnborough
Billy Maybury opened proceedings in who scored. An attack down the right
the third minute with a 25 yard effort, ended with a cut-back from the by-line
but at a comfortable height for keeper and Reece Miller slotted home from
Liam Beach, the first of his many saves. close range. Three minutes later,
In the next minute, at the other end, Shepherd tricked his way along
Nathan Wood just failed to get a good Borough's by-line but his cut-back was
contact on a low cross. Then Borough's cleared. Lovell had one shot blocked
central defender, Bradley Pearce, and fired another over the bar;
launched the first of numerous long Maybury's diagonal found Young who
throws into the box. He took most of the crossed for Shepherd but a defender
visitors' throws, and, if it was in the final did enough to force the striker to shoot
third of the pitch, you knew where it wide. Then that man Beach saved from
was going. Shepherd again after being played
through by Holmes.
After Borough's full-back Ezra
Ikebuasi's exhilarating runs were For a time Wimborne lost their way, and
stopped near the danger zone, found it difficult to break down the
Wimborne's attacks mounted. Billy Borough defence.
Continued
Terrell's long clearance to Curtis Young
Wimborne Town FC - History in 1991/92, 1993/4 and 1999/2000
and twice finished runners-up, in
Wimborne Town became the first
ever Dorset club at any level to
1992/93 and 1996/97. Wimborne contest a Wembley final.
won the Wessex League Cup in During that same historic season,
“THE MAGPIES” Wimborne’s first senior hon-
our came in 1937 with the Dorset
1993/94 to become the first club
to achieve the League and Cup
Wimborne also won the Dorset
Senior Challenge Cup and Wessex
Senior Amateur Cup but this turned double and this feat was repeat- League championship to complete
Wimborne Town Football Club out to be the last honour for some ed in 1999/2000 & 2007/08. They a unique treble of trophies.
was formed in 1878 and originally while and it was not until 1964 that were also runners-up in 1990/91 and
catered for both football and rugby. this success was repeated. After 1995/96. Season 2009/10 saw the Club,
In 1884 the South Hampshire and another lean spell, this time 17 managed by Alex Browne, gain
Dorset Football Association was years, Wimborne won the Dorset In recent years, Wimborne Town promotion to the Southern
formed with Wimborne as one of League Division One championship have appeared in 12 County Cup League, the highest position in the
the founder members. Three years without losing a match. The Re- Finals. The Dorset Senior Challenge non-league pyramid that
later the Club became a found- serve team retained the champion- Cup Final has been contested Wimborne Town has occupied in
er member of the Dorset County ship the following season. eight times with victories in 1991/92 its history.
Football Association. and 1996/97. Wimborne have also
In 1981, following the installation reached the Dorset League Cup Steve Cuss was appointed
The Club’s first success came in 1913 of floodlights and the construc- Final on four occasions. manager in June 2011 and he led
when they won the Dorset Minor tion of a perimeter wall and new The Magpies entered FA competi- the Magpies to 12th spot in the
Cup for the only time. A year later changing rooms at their Cuth- tions for the first time in many years table in season 2012/13. After four
they were runners-up in the Dorset bury ground, Wimborne were ad- in 1982/83 when wins over Bridport, years of service, during which time
Junior Challenge Cup. mitted to the First Division of the Falmouth Town, St Blazey, Bath City Steve established the Club in the
Western League. They immediately and Merthyr Tydfil earned them a Southern League and led them
The Thirties were a triumphant established themselves among visit to Aldershot, then a Football to the First Round Proper of the
period in Wimborne Town’s his- the leading clubs, just losing League side, in the First Round FA Trophy in 2014/15, he resigned
tory as they carried off the Dorset out on third spot to local rivals Proper. That’s where the Wemb- in November 2015, club stalwart
League Division Two title three Swanage on goal difference. The ley dream ended, however, with a Paul Roast took over as caretaker
times and finished runners-up on a 1984/85 season saw Wimborne gallant 4-0 exit. boss before replacement Simon
further occasion. The Magpies were Town’s most successful in the West- Before 1992, Wimborne Town’s Browne the brother of previous
also runners-up in Dorset League ern League when they finished best performances in the FA Vase manager Alex took over full time.
Division One in 1939. This period also in third place, this time ahead of had brought them Third Round Unfortunately, Simon’s financial
proved successful for Wimborne Swanage on goal difference. appearances on three occasions. expectations for the 2016-17
in cup competitions. The Dorset However, that record was eclipsed season could not be met, the
Junior Challenge Cup was won Wimborne Town joined the in 1992, when the Club, led by playing budget being slashed
twice in three final appearanc- Wessex League in 1987 and stayed Chairman Brian Maidment & and most of the squad leaving,
es and the Magpies enjoyed four for he next 23 seasons, finishing manager Alex Pike, enjoyed an epic relegation was avoided and he re-
Dorset Junior Amateur Cup victo- outside the top eight only once. run to the Wembley final where signed in May 2016.
ries in five seasons between 1935 During that time the Magpies they defeated favourites Guiseley
and 1939. won the title on three occasions, 5-3 to lift the trophy. In so doing, Meanwhile, Chairman Ken Stewart
stepped down in January 2016 and was replaced by Paula Henley. Paula Results and Fixtures 2020 - 21
put together an experienced and professional Board of Directors and Seo 12 AFC PORTCHESTER FAC W 3-0 180 Arnold, Young, Shepherd
lead the club towards a bright future. Seo 19 Tiverton Town SL L 0-5 302
Seo 22 Barnstaple T FAC W 3-2 147 Holmes, Gunson, Lovell
In July 2016, ex professional and former AFC Bournemouth Pre-Academy Seo 26 CHESHAM UTD SL L 0-1 259
Lead Coach, Matty Holmes joined Wimborne Town as 1st Team Manager. Sep 29 Dorchester T SL D 0-0 267
Matty brought his brother Danny with him. Together, they work hard on Oct 3 MELKSHAM TOWN FAC D 0-0 183 Wimborne won 5-4 on penalties
introducing a new brand of football, which has proved both pleasing to Oct 6 FARNBOROUGH SL W 2-1 160 Shepherd (2)
Oct 13 MAIDSTONE UNITED FAC
the eye and effective. Matty assembled a strong but young squad which
Oct 17 Weston-super-Mare SL
achieved our then highest position in the Southern League of 11th.
Oct 24 HENDON SL
The team improved on that in 2017-18, finishing 3rd on 77 points, having
Oct 27 Truro City SL
scored over 100 goals, and winning the Dorset Senior Cup for the first Nov 7 Hartley Wintney SL
time in 21 years. The euphoria was muted by a play-off final defeat by Nov 14 Yate Town SL
Swindon Supermarine in a penalty shoot-out. However, the restructuring Nov 17 METROPOLITAN POL SL Next League Fixtures
of leagues at Steps 3 and 4, and the demise of Shaw Lane FC led to a late Nov 21 HARROW BOROUGH SL Saturday 17 October
promotion for Wimborne as the highest performing team not already Nov 25 Gosport Borough SL Gosport Borough vs Harrow Borough
promoted. Nov 28 HAYES & YEADING U SL Hartley Wintney vs Salisbury
Dec 5 Swindon Supermarine SL Hayes & Yeading U vs Truro C
In 2018/19 The Magpies played at Step 3 for the first time in their history Dec 12 BEACONSFIELD T SL Poole Town vs Hendon
in the Southern League Premier South. After an initial struggle, they held Dec 19 Walton Casuals SL Swindon S’marine vs Dorchester Town
their own in the bottom half of the table. And on a dramatic last day of Dec 26 SALISBURY SL Taunton Town vs Met Police
the season, when seven teams were in danger of falling into the third Jan 2 Poole Town SL Tiverton Town vs Farnborough
relegation spot, Wimborne ended up in 14th place, albeit with just three Jan 9 WESTON-S-MARE SL Weston-s-Mare vs Wimborne Town
points to spare. Jan 23 Farnborough SL Yate Town vs Chesham Utd
Jan 30 TIVERTON TOWN SL
In September 2019 Matty Holmes stepped down as Wimborne Team
Feb 6 Chesham U SL
Manager to concentrate on building and setting up the new Wimborne
Feb 13 DORCHESTER T SL
Town FC Elite Academy, something that Matty had been building up
Feb 20 Hayes & Yeading U SL
since his time with Wimborne Town FC.
Feb 27 SWINDON S’MARINE SL
Matty’s brother Danny stepped up from Assistant Manager to become Mar 2 TRURO CITY SL
Manager with James Stokoe taking on the role as Assistant/Player Man- Mar 6 Hendon SL
ager. When the 2019/20 season was abandoned in March, Wimborne Mar 13 HARTLEY WINTNEY SL
were lying in 15th place. Mar 20 Beaconsfiled Town SL
As thoughts turned to the next season, and with club budgets under Mar 27 WALTON CASUALS SL
serious scrutiny, Danny Holmes resigned as Manager. The Board wast- Apr 3 TAUNTON TOWN SL
ed no time in appointing club legend James Stokoe as Manager, and Apr 5 Salisbury SL
he brought in another former player, Mark Gamble, as his Assistant. But Apr 10 Metropolitan Police SL
with only five players remaining from the previous season, and on a vast- Apr 17 YATE TOWN SL
ly reduced budget, the new management duo set about rebuilding the Apr 24 Harrow Borough SL
team. May 1 GOSPORT BOROUGH SL
With the move to the new stadium just months away, there is renewed May 3 POOLE TOWN SL
May 21 Taunton Town SL
optimism at the Club at the start of the 2020/21 season.WTFC Player Stats 2020-21 Premier Division South - Sat 10 Oct round-up Southern League website
Tiverton Town still lead the early Pitching However, Harry Baker reduced the deficit
This Season Club Total In Southern Football League Premier in the 67th minute and then the Whites
Division South table after Saturday`s earned a share of the spoils with an 88th
As at 6 Oct Start Sub Goal Start Sub Goal round of matches, despite suffering their minute leveller from Marvin Brooks.
first defeat of 2020/21.
Scott Arnold 4 1 1 527 31 38 Taunton made it two wins and two draws
And it was a Dorchester Town side from four games with a 1-0 success at the
Lewis Beale 2 0 0 2 0 0 winning for the first time this season in Easy as HGV Stadium against
Addwell Chipangura 0 0 0 0 1 1 the league to date who inflicted defeat on Farnborough, who have still yet to find a
the Yellows. A goal 4 minutes from time win. The Peacocks sealed victory,
Callum Chugg 6 0 0 6 0 0 from sub Kpama Ngoy sealed victory for courtesy of a 72nd-minute goal from
the Magpies. Owen Howe.
Sam Davidson 4 1 0 156 11 8
Chesham United and Hartley Wintney Harrow Borough and Beaconsfield Town
Mark Gamble 1 0 0 95 5 77 also suffered their first defeats of the are the other two teams still looking for
2020/21 campaign on Saturday. that elusive first three-point haul of
Charlie Gunson 7 0 1 7 0 1 The Generals were beaten at the 2020/21.
Lewis Gunstone-Gray 0 0 0 4 0 0 Meadow also by a single goal scored for Harrow at least got themselves off the
Swindon Supermarine by Conor nil-point mark after sharing a 1-1
Jamie Henry 2 2 0 2 2 0 McDonagh on the hour-mark. Earlsmead draw with Weston-super-
The Row suffered a comprehensive 4-0 Mare. George Moore gave Boro a 17th-
Luke Holmes 7 0 1 148 20 22 minute lead which Mick McCootie levelled
defeat at the Silver Jubilee Stadium by a
7 minutes later.
Louis Kellaway 5 0 0 137 20 10 Hendon side winning for the second time
in five games. Joe White bagged a brace Beaconsfield picked up a second draw
James Langdon 0 0 0 0 0 0 for the Greens after 3 and 24 minutes to after an uninspiring 0-0 draw with Hayes
put the hosts in control. Five minutes into & Yeading United at Holloways Park.
Jack Lovell 5 1 1 101 9 22 the second half Toby Byron made it 3-0 Truro City moved up to second spot with
Regan Mason 0 0 0 0 0 0 and Jayden Clarke made it game over a third win from five games against Yate
with a fourth just 3 minutes later. Town at Treyew Road. Goals from Jamie
Billy Maybury 7 0 0 315 18 15
The defeat leaves Hartley Wintney with Richards after just 5 minutes and Alex
Reece Mitchell 0 0 0 0 0 0 three draws and a defeat from their four Battle 6 minutes from time saw the White
games and still looking for a first win. Tigers return to winning ways after their
Stefan Penny 0 5 0 117 42 12 That leaves just Poole Town, Taunton midweek defeat.
Aidan Shepherd 1 6 3 6 27 6 Town and Salisbury protecting unbeaten Metropolitan Police recorded their second
starts. win of the campaign to date at Imber
Jake Sinclair 5 1 0 5 1 0 Salisbury and Poole faced each other at Court against Gosport Borough, who
the Raymond McEnhill Stadium and it were losing for a second time.
Cameron Smith 0 0 0 0 1 0 Jack Mazzone gave the Met an 11th-
looked as though the Dolphins were
minute lead that new loan signing from
James Stokoe 0 1 0 428 45 107 heading towards maintaining their
unbeaten start with a win as they led 2-0 Aldershot Town, Ben Schroll, doubled
Dan Strugnell 7 0 0 24 0 0 by the 35th minute, courtesy of a 7th right on the stroke of half-time.
minute Jamie Whisken effort and a 35th Dan Wooden reduced the deficit 5
Billy Terrell 7 0 0 7 0 0 minutes after the restart, only for
minute penalty won by Tony Lee after he
had been taken down by Bristol Rovers Mazzone to bag his second and the Met`s
Curtis Young 7 0 1 57 27 12 third 13 minutes from time to seal victory.
loanee Liam Armstrong in the box and
Own goal 0 converted by the victim.Non-League Paper Programme Column - Sam Emery - 6 Oct 2020
HERE WE go again. This week, Boris
Johnson urged people to go back to the
Last week’s £10m Government bailout to
the National League at least papers over
Maidstone United - club history
cinemas following the Cineworld’s deci- the cracks for a few months but, at the
sion to temporarily close its 127 theatres time of writing this, clubs are still waiting Club nickname: Stones Year founded: 1897, reformed 1992
across the UK, affecting 45,000 jobs. for news of their reimbursements and with Stadium name: Gallagher Stadium Stadium capacity: 4,191
It comes at the end of a damning week for their season underway. Indeed, poor
Club owners: Oliver Ash and Terry Casey
the film industry with the launch of the communication throughout has been a
forthcoming James Bond film No Time To huge issue during this uncertain summer. Chairman: Bill Williams
Die being put back to 2021. Manager: Hakan Hayrettin (2020-)
Personally, I’m still dismayed by a lack of
Sadly, it’s an all-too familiar story in these assistance, and greed sometimes, of the
strange Covid times, bearing a striking mega-rich Premier League and its mem- Maidstone United Football Club was founded in 1897. Following the demise of the Football League
comparison to the football industry, which ber clubs during this crisis. No fewer than side in 1992, the club was reborn as Maidstone Invicta and joined the Kent County League Division
too has been left to pick up the pieces six players in Gareth Southgate’s England Four for the 1993/94 season. They won the title at the first attempt and also picked up the West Kent
from the effects of the global pandemic. squad for the current games boast a Non- Challenge Shield and the Tunbridge Wells Charity Cup.
So, the question remains then Boris, if League background. Doesn’t that show
you are pleading with people to go back that football at this level is impacting high- Following a restructuring of the league, they were promoted to Division Two and won the title again
to watching films in the cinema - a small, er up the Pyramid? as well as lifting the Kent Junior Cup. After three seasons in Division One, the Stones finally earned
enclosed arena with very little room for promotion to the Kent County League Premier Division with former player turned manager Jason Lillis
In the week when Macclesfield Town
manoeuvre or ventilation – then why can’t were wound up by the High Court for
at the helm. Lillis has a place in Stones’ history as the only player to appear in Maidstone United’s
fans return to football in a much larger, debts totalling £500,000, Chelsea spent first and last games in the Football League.
outdoor, socially-distanced environment? £22 million for a replacement goalkeeper.
Last Saturday, 15 Vue Cinemas – Cine- A couple of weeks later, Arsenal then opt- In their second season in the Kent County League Premier Division – during which Maidstone
world’s main market rival – showed live ed to severely damage their once proud United were awarded senior status – the Stones finished as runners-up to Bearsted and duly earned
Premier League matches, well attended community ties by dumping its much- promotion.
by fans. How can you watch football in a loved mascot Gunnersaurus - for the sake
cinema but not an open-air stadium? of £120-a-week - before then spending The club returned to the Kent League for the 2001/2002 season and played their home games at
That’s madness. £45 million on Thomas Partey. Central Park in Sittingbourne. There were several highlights during the campaign, including their first
Quite frankly, I’m amazed – and mightily I’m not suggesting bailouts of those pro- ever match in the FA Vase in which the Stones defeated Hellenic League Carterton Town 4-1.
relieved - that more proud, well-estab- portions but what a gesture it would be
lished football clubs haven’t fallen foul to from the 20 Premier League clubs if they Maidstone became league champions on the last day of the season when they defeated Deal Town
these testing Covid times and credit for put aside, say, £1 million each, to at the Charles Sports Ground. The following week the Stones completed the Kent League and Cup
that lies with the people who work tire- strengthen their community ties when it is double after defeating Whitstable Town 2-0 at Folkestone Invicta’s Cheriton Road.
lessly – usually without financial reward – needed most and keep local clubs alive?
to keep our clubs alive. Cineworld’s demise is a worrying turn of The highlight of the 2002/2003 season was the club’s return to the FA Cup. With the added attraction
But, with a second Coronavirus wave events for the entertainment industry, of of being chosen by the BBC for The Road To Cardiff, the Stones started their cup trail at Ramsgate
threatening to kick in and tougher restric- which sport plays a significant part. and on the way defeated Tonbridge Angels and Newport (IoW) before losing to Boreham Wood in the
tions gradually being put in place, there Agreed, Boris, let us support our cinemas, Second Qualifying Round in front of a home crowd of 937.
comes a point when something has to theatres and music venues – socially
give, as Cineworld have shown. distanced, of course – but how about In the league the club led the table for almost the entire season but following the late resignation of
including football stadiums in that too? Faversham Town, the League Management Committee decided the title would be awarded to the club
with the highest points earned per match average. The Stones lost the league title by 0.14 points!
Silverware was forthcoming though, as the club won the Kent Senior Trophy for the first time with a
3-0 victory over Cray Wanderers at Chatham Town FC.
The Stones were crowned Kent League champions in 2006 for the second time and secured the
league and cup double, with the title being won on the last day of the season with a resounding 4-1
win away to Sevenoaks Town. The Kent League Cup was also won again with a 4-1 hammering ofMaidstone United - club history Maidstone United - Squad
VCD Athletic at Folkestone Invicta’s Cheriton Road ground. Promotion to Ryman League Division One
South was confirmed at the end of the season.
The Stones repeated their championship victory for a second successive season when, yet again on
the last day of the campaign, they travelled to Walton Casuals and secured the Ryman League Division
One South title with a 2-1 win.
Following another promotion the club spent five years in the Ryman League Premier Division with
little in the way of playing success. An eight-year groundshare agreement with Sittingbourne ended
and for two seasons the Stones moved to The Homelands in Ashford.
The Chairman of 19 years, Paul Bowden-Brown, stepped down in October 2010 and with the club in
dire financial straits Oliver Ash and Terry Casey took over as joint chairman and owners. The 2010/11
season ended in disappointment as the Stones were relegated for the first time in their history to
Ryman League Division One South but off the field the exciting stadium plans were taking shape.
Construction work started during the 2011/12 season. Although the Stones missed out on the
play-offs at the end of that campaign, the £2.6million Gallagher Stadium was completed and 2,226
watched first match between Maidstone and Brighton & Hove Albion on Saturday 14 July. HAKAN HAYRETTIN
Hakan took over as manager this summer, having worked as head coach under
The first season back in the county town ended in a massive celebration when the Stones won John Still. A midfielder in his playing days, he had spells at clubs including Barnet,
promotion to the Ryman Premier Division beating Faversham Town 3-0 in the play-off final. Cambridge United and Wycombe Wanderers. Hakan moved into management in
2003 and, either side of his time at Luton, managed at Waltham Forest, Thurrock,
At the end of the 2013/14 campaign Maidstone missed out on a play-off place by two points but Grays Athletic and Braintree Town.
silverware came in the form of the Robert Dyas League Cup.
TERRY HARRIS
Terry linked up with Hakan this summer, having worked together previously at Luton
The following season was one to remember; the Stones made it to the second round proper of the FA Town. His arrival at the Gallagher Stadium came after signing off from Dagenham &
Cup, beating League Two Stevenage Town in a first round replay in front of BT Sport cameras and a Redbridge following his fourth spell with the Essex club. He was part of the Boreham
capacity crowd. The season ended in style with the Ryman Premier Division title and with it promotion Wood management team when the club made it to the Vanarama Promotion Final
to the Vanarama National League South. at Wembley in 2018.
During the 2015/16 season the club again qualified for the first round proper of the FA Cup where IBBY AKANBI
they narrowly lost 1-0 at home to League Two side Yeovil Town in front of a record-breaking crowd of Ibby was with Crystal Palace as a youngster before dropping into non-league. He
2,811. After finishing third in the league the Stones faced Ebbsfleet United in the Promotion Final at put pen to paper with the Stones after impressing last summer and went on to score
Stonebridge Road. The match finished 2-2 after extra time and Maidstone won the resulting penalty 11 goals in 36 appearances.
shoot-out 4-3 to win promotion to the Vanarama National League.
JUSTIN AMALUZOR
The first season back in non-league’s top flight ended with a 14th place finish and a further expansion A former Dartford youth player, Justin was snapped up by Barnet in 2015 and quickly
of the Gallagher Stadium. The opening of The Genco Stand in March 2017 saw capacity rise to 4,200 broke into the Bees’ first team, then playing in League Two. Loan spells at Hayes
and just shy of that figure watched the fifth anniversary game against Crystal Palace that summer. & Yeading, Hemel Hempstead, Hampton & Richmond and Bognor Regis followed,
before a permanent move to Braintree at the start of the 2018/19 campaign. He
joined the Stones in February 2019 and has since made 44 appearances, scoring on
The Stones’ three-year stay in the National League came to an end the season before last, and the club 12 occasions.
were in ninth place when Coronavirus ended the campaign, with nine games still to play.RAPHE BROWN club. While signed for the Gunners, he had loan spells with Watford, Brighton &
Raphe returned to his former club Herne Bay this summer after a season playing for Hove Albion, Lincoln City and AFC Wimbledon. A permanent move to Dagenham &
VCD Athletic. Recommended to the Stones during pre-season, his time as a trialist Redbridge followed in 2012 and in two spells with the east London side – including
paid off with Hakan Hayrettin signing him up at the end of last month. last season – he made more than 75 appearances. In between his Victoria Road
days, the 30-year-old played for Gillingham, Barnet and Eastleigh.
NOAH CHESMAIN
Noah signed last summer after his contract at League Two Colchester United expired. SAIDOU KHAN
A product of Millwall’s fruitful youth academy, he made one league appearance for Signed from Tooting & Mitcham United, after a recommendation from Stones coach
the Lions before embarking on two loan spells in the National League with Welling Ryan Gordon who knows the 24-year-old having coached him at the University of
United and Boreham Wood. After leaving Millwall, he signed for Colchester and East London. The central midfielder earned a deal after impressing last summer and
spent time on loan at Hitchin Town and Hungerford Town the season before last. attracted interest from league clubs before the season was brought to an abrupt
end.
RAVAN CONSTABLE
The Jamaican-born shot stopper signed for the Stones after impressing this pre- KRESHNIC KRASNIQI
season. The former Barnet and Wealdstone keeper spent last season with Potters The 25-year-old Kosovo-born midfielder ended last season at National League
Bar, having signed for the Hertforshire outfit from Hayes & Yeading. South champions Wealdstone, signing just three weeks before the campaign was
brought to an abrupt end. He signed there from Concord Rangers, where he made
SAM CORNE 35 appearances and scored six goals for the Beach Boys – appearing in a league
Sam’s senior career started with Welling United in 2013 and after four seasons at and FA Trophy match against his new club. Krasniqi began his career in the Cypriot
Park View Road, he signed for Braintree Town and worked under Stones boss Hakan Third Division during 2013 with Ormideia. The midfielder earned a move to First
Hayrettin. During his time at Welling he got an England C call-up and attracted Division side Ethnikos Achna, which included a loan at THOI Lakatamia. He then
interest from league clubs. Prior to signing at the Gallagher, he played for Greenwich moved to England, playing for Billericay Town before spells at Enfield Town, Barking
Borough and Ashford United – scoring 21 goals in 40 games for the Nuts & Bolts – and Heybridge Swifts.
while focusing on his football coaching qualifications.
CHRIS LEWINGTON
JOE ELLUL Initially signed as a goalkeeping coach, Lewington was thrust into first team action
The 31-year-old central defender swapped one MUFC for another, having spent and the 32-year-old impressed, performing well in the league over the past two
last season with National League side Maidenhead United. Before arriving at York seasons.
Road last June, he enjoyed a three-month spell with New Zealand Premiership side
Tasman United. His previous clubs include East Thurrock United, Billericay Town and IBRAHIM OLUTADE
Braintree Town, where he worked under Hakan Hayrettin prior to his departure to The striker joined the Stones last summer from Leatherhead after scoring 13 goals
the Gallagher Stadium. for The Tanners. He returned to his former side last season for two loan spells.
GEORGE ELOKOBI GEORGE PORTER
Club captain Elokobi will need no introduction to most fans of the English game, After a brief spell with the club in 2015, George returned to the Gallagher last
having made his name at Wolverhampton Wanderers, playing for the Black Country month. The 28-year-old began his career at Cray Wanderers in 2009 and following
club in both the Premier League and Championship. Also formerly of Colchester a number of impressive displays signed for Leyton Orient in 2010. He joined Burnley
United, Nottingham Forest, Bristol City and Oldham Athletic amongst others, in 2012 and following his release two years later, he had spells at Rochdale and
George joined the Stones following his departure from Aldershot Town in summer Dagenham & Redbridge, before joining Welling United in 2015 and then going on
2019. George is now coaching and inspiring the next generation in his role at the to Bromley a year later, where he made more than 100 appearances.
club’s football academy.
SCOTT RENDELL
JAKE EMBERY Scott was Hakan Hayrettin’s first signing after taking over as manager. The
The 21-year-old joined the Stones in February 2019. A former student at Maidstone vastly experienced forward, who played league football for Cambridge United,
Grammar School, Jake signed from Isthmian South East side Herne Bay, where he’d Peterborough United and Wycombe Wanderers, joined the Stones after a one-year
scored 21 goals that season. stint with National League outfit Eastleigh. Prior to the Spitfires, he made more
than 100 appearances for Aldershot Town and was the National League’s top scorer
GAVIN HOYTE during two seasons with Woking.
In a professional career spanning more than a decade, Gavin started at Arsenal from
the age of nine and went on to make several senior appearances for his boyhoodPitching In Southern League Premier Division South - as at 10 Oct
P W D L F A GD Pts
1 Tiverton Town 5 4 0 1 13 3 10 12
2 Truro City 5 3 1 1 9 3 6 10
3 Poole Town 4 3 1 0 8 5 3 10
4 Swindon Supermarine 5 3 0 2 8 7 1 9
5 Metropolitan Police 5 2 2 1 11 7 4 8
6 Taunton Town 4 2 2 0 5 2 3 8
7 Hendon 5 2 2 1 10 8 2 8
8 Salisbury 4 2 2 0 7 5 2 8
9 Chesham United 5 2 2 1 3 2 1 8
10 Gosport Borough 5 2 1 2 9 6 3 7
11 Hayes & Yeading United 5 1 3 1 6 5 1 6
12 Weston-super-Mare 4 1 2 1 6 6 0 5
13 Yate Town 5 1 2 2 5 7 -2 5
14 Walton Casuals 4 1 1 2 5 8 -3 4
15 Dorchester Town 4 1 1 2 3 7 -4 4
16 Wimborne Town 4 1 1 2 2 7 -5 4
17 Hartley Wintney 4 0 3 1 2 6 -4 3
18 Beaconsfield Town 5 0 2 3 2 6 -4 2
19 Harrow Borough 5 0 1 4 5 11 -6 1
20 Farnborough 5 0 1 4 2 10 -8 1
Leading Goalscorers Average Attendances
Alex Fletcher Tiverton T 5 Weston-super-Mare 535
Jack Mazzone Met Police 5 Salisbury 505
Tony Lee Poole T 4 Chesham Utd 482
Francis Amartey Hayes & Y U 3 Truro City 456
Marvin Brooks Salisbury 3 Taunton Town 427
Toby Holmes Taunton T 3 Dorchester Town 343
Zack Kotwica Swindon S 3 Poole Town 291
Andrew Neal Truro C 3 Wimborne Town 210
Patrick Suraci Gosport B 3 Walton Casuals 169
Joe White Hendon 3 Met Police 135
Dan Wooden Gosport B 3 Beaconsfield Town 95Around the leagues as at 10 Oct 2020 Introducing Jamie Henry
Vanarama National South Southern League Div One South What’s your football history? Which professional player do you most
P G.D. Pts P G.D. Pts Aberdeen FC for 3 years, captaining admire?
Dorking W 2 +5 6 Basingstoke T 5 +8 13 the under 20s team and winning the My idol was always Steven Gerrard.
Hungerford T 2 +5 6 Cirencester T 5 +10 12
league. Went on loan to Arbroath for Always admired his ability to take a
half a season during my time at game by the scruff of the neck and
Ebbsfleet U 2 +3 4 AFC Totton 5 +10 10
Aberdeen. Then signed with Arbroath in score goals. Even better now he is
Oxford C 2 +2 4 Paulton R 5 +6 10 2017 playing half a season there and Rangers manager also!
Maidstone U 2 +1 4 Highworth T 6 +1 10 then moved onto Annan playing half a
St.Albans C 2 +1 4 Willand R 6 -2 10 season at Annan Athletic. After this I Which team do you support?
Dartford 2 +1 4 Winchester C 4 +5 9 signed for Pollok FC who are a big semi I am a Rangers supporter, always been
Eastbourne B 2 0 3 Sholing 5 +3 9 pro club in Glasgow. Signed for Pollok my team since I was very young and
at Christmas 2018 and played there followed them over Europe the last
Bath C 2 0 3 Slimbridge 6 0 8
until I signed for Wimborne this year. couple of years which has been
Tonbridge A 2 0 3 Larkhall A 5 +1 7 brilliant.
Slough T 2 -1 3 Frome T 4 +1 7 What’s your preferred position?
Chippenham T 2 -2 3 Bristol Manor F 5 -2 7 Centre Midfield is my preferred position What was the first live game you can
Havant & W’looville 1 0 1 Cinderford T 5 -10 6 as I like to get around the pitch and put remember going to?
in tackles turning defence into attack. First live game I can remember was
Concord R 1 0 1 Bideford 6 -2 4
Have also played right back at Rangers vs Peterhead. I can’t
Dulwich H 1 0 1 Evesham U 4 -3 4
Aberdeen, Arbroath and Pollok. I feel I remember what age I was but it was a
Chelmsford C 2 -1 1 Moneyfields 4 0 3 can play well at right back also but do cup game for Rangers, my dad took me
Hampton & R B 2 -1 1 Melksham T 4 -4 3 prefer centre midfield. along too. It wasn’t my first Rangers
Welling U 1 -1 0 Thatcham T 5 -6 3 game but the furthest back I can
What’s the biggest game you’ve played
Hemel Hempstead 2 -4 0 Barnstaple T 5 -7 2 in? remember.
Billericay T 2 -4 0 Mangotsfield U 4 -9 0 Played against Ross County for Continued on next page
Braintree T 2 -4 0 Arbroath in the league cup in Scotland.
We got put out on penalties but it was a
great game to play in.
Also the year we won the reserve
Wessex Premier Division league at Aberdeen we played against
P G.D. Pts Celtic and won 3-0. Celtic had the likes
Fareham T 7 +13 18 Baffins Milton R 7 -1 7 of Kieran Tierney and Calum McGregor
Hamworthy U 6 +17 16 AFC Stoneham 5 3 6 playing so to get such a victory was
Lymington T 5 +14 15 Tadley Calleva 5 -5 6 great result!
Horndean 7 +4 14 Brockenhurst 5 -2 5 Tell us about your most memorable
Blackfield & L 6 +7 13 Hamble Club 5 -2 5 football moment.
AFC Portchester 5 +8 12 Alresford T 6 -7 5 Most memorable football moment was
also a big game. It was for the Scotland
Fleet T 6 +5 10 Portland U 7 -19 4
Schoolboys international team against
Bashley 5 0 9 Shaftesbury 6 -9 3 England at Ewood Park. We drew 1-1
Christchurch 5 +5 8 Amesbury T 6 -9 1 with myself setting up our goal. I got
Bournemouth 7 -9 8 Cowes Sports 5 -13 0 man of the match that game which I
was really pleased with.Introducing Jamie Henry cont’d Introducing James Langdon
What can we supporters expect from always said in the changing room after What's your football playing history? What's the best advice you've been
you? everyone was having a laugh ‘right ● Swanage Town and Herston FC – given about playing football?
I will always give 100% for the club. I lads, there’s a time to work and a time 1st team 2015-2020 Always trust your ability, never stop
like to cover all the pitch in games to play’. This meant right cut the banter ● Dorset County Rep team u16’s learning .
breaking up play and getting the ball now and let’s get focusing on the game (2014)
down to start attacks, and get the odd ahead. Everyone knew after he said ● Southampton FC Futsal academy What do you do for your "day job" ?
goal too! this that it was time to tune into the (2014-2016) Just graduated Bournemouth
game. ● Saints Foundation National League University, current Sports and Leisure
What are your ambitions in football? Futsal Team (2015-2017) team leader at a holiday resort.
I am not the type to look into the future Which other sports are you good at?
Medals:
too much. I have a goal to play at the I fancy myself as a decent table tennis Which other sports are you good at?
● National League Futsal Champion
highest level I possibly can, but I more player, used to go to a club in Glasgow Swimming and Cricket .
(2015)
focus on the present and what I can do with a friend if we were bored, but apart
● Dorset League Cup Winners Welcome to Wimborne, James.
in the next game. from that I haven’t really played any
(2016/17) Thanks for your time in answering our
other sports.
What’s the best advice you’ve been questions.
What's your preferred position?
given about playing football? Welcome to Wimborne, Jamie. We’re We can see why your nickname is
Goalkeeper
I wouldn’t call this advice but my really pleased you’ve joined us. “smiler”.
manager at Arbroath, Dick Campbell Thanks for your time in answering our Tell us about your most memorable
who is a legend in the Scottish game, questions. football moment
Pulling off a worldie on my debut for
county, but dislocating my shoulder in
the process…
Which professional player do you most
admire, and why?
Hampshire Combination & Development League 10 Oct 2020 Iker Casillas – Playing at the highest
level since the age of 18, being
POS P W D L F A GD PTS consistently great and leading his club
and country to the height of football.
1 Laverstock & Ford 4 3 0 1 10 7 3 9
2 Bemerton Heath Harlequins 3 2 1 0 12 4 8 7 Which team do you support and why?
3 United Services Portsmouth 3 2 1 0 9 5 4 7 Southampton Football Club (I ask why
sometimes as well...) - family tradition.
4 Hamworthy United 5 2 1 2 13 15 -2 7
5 Salisbury 5 2 1 2 8 11 -3 7 What was the first live game you can
remember going to?
6 Wimborne Town 3 2 0 1 14 8 6 6 Southampton vs Newcastle 2004 (3-3)
7 Romsey Town 3 2 0 1 6 6 0 6
What can we supporters expect from
8 Fareham Town 2 1 0 1 8 3 5 3 you?
9 AFC Stoneham 4 1 0 3 12 14 -2 3 Hard working, supportive, and always
smiling.
10 Petersfield Town 5 1 0 4 7 17 -10 3
11 Totton & Eling 3 0 0 3 2 11 -9 0 What are your ambitions in football?
To grow as a player and personMANAGER: JAMES STOKOE MANAGER: HAKAN HAYRETTIN
NAVY BLUE & WHITE STRIPES BLACK SHORTS & SOCKS AMBER & BLACK
BILLY TERRELL (GK) CHRIS LEWINGTON
DAN STRUGNELL GAVIN HOYTE
BILLY MAYBURY RAPHE BROWN
KRESHNIC KRASNIQI
SAM DAVIDSON
CHARLIE SEAMAN
SCOTT ARNOLD © GEORGE ELOKOBI
LOUIS KELLAWAY GEORGE PORTER
CURTIS YOUNG SAM CORNE
LUKE HOLMES SCOTT RENDELL
JAKE SINCLAIR IBRAHIM OLUTADE
CHARLIE GUNSON JUSTIN AMALUZOR
NOAH CHESMAIN
CALLUM CHUGG
JAKE EMBERY
STEFAN PENNY CHRISTIE PATTISON
CAMERON SMITH RAVEN CONSTABLE
AIDAN SHEPHERD JOE ELLUL
JACK LOVELL SAIDOU KHAN
JAMES LANGDON DOMINIC ODUSANYA
NECATI GENCH
IBBY AKANBI
DAVID AGBOOLA
MATCH OFFICIALS DE NIRO PINTO
REFEREE ALEX BLAKE WATERLOOVILLE JAYDEN RANDELL
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