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OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMME V KIDDERMINSTER HARRIERS
OF SOUTHPORT FC SATURDAY 28TH AUGUST
ISSUE 02 I £1.50 KICK OFF 3.00PM
#ONEPORT
LIAMS
SOUTHPORT
FOOTBALL CLUB
The Pure Stadium, Haig Avenue,
LINES
Southport, PR8 6JZ Can I start my notes today North East referees curse
Tel: 01704-533422 by welcoming Russ Penn struck again. We do always
Fax: 01704-533455 and his Kidderminster seem to be on the end of
Website: southportfc.net squad, officials and some rough decisions up
Twitter: @southport_fc supporters to The Pure there. It was another good
Stadium for this performance and I have no
Directors: Ian Kyle, Liam Watson & afternoon’s match. complaints about the effort
Steven Porter
We always knew we had a the lads put in and it was
President: Sam Shrouder very tough start to the season galling to come away with
In accordance with paragraph 2.13 of rules of The National and albeit we are only two nothing. We should have gone
League, the Club makes the following statement:
Southport Football Club is a Company, limited by shares, games in we welcome the very 2-0 up and that could have
registered in England and Wales with early pacesetters this made a big difference but to
registered number 01486711. afternoon who are top of the lead go behind then go in
The following individuals hold a significant interest in
Southport Football Club (defined as being more than
table after a brilliant opening level at half time in an
10% of the voting rights): day 2-1 win at York City was excellent first half showed the
Ian Kyle
followed up with a comfortable character these lads have and
3-0 home win against Blyth I couldn’t ask for more.
Manager: Liam Watson Spartans. Once again we had great
Assistant Manager: Jon McCarthy Some people were saying backing up there. It was a
Secretary: Mark Lockyear 01704-533422 after the Gloucester City game horrible journey up in some
secretary@southportfc.net that they didn’t look that good dreadful rain it’s a long way
Head Of Commercial: Steve Dewsnip 07956 780437 but to go on and trounce York and no coach so to see so
commercial@southportfc.net
4-0 at home isn’t bad going is many of you there was really
Events Manager: Claire Kyle events@southportfc.net it. Maybe we didn’t get the appreciated. Thank you.
Physio: Dan Gabrielson credit we deserved for that The run of early season
Kit: Hamish Morton (V) performance in our 2-2 draw. tough games continues on
Groundsman: Vacant It was a great afternoon only Monday with a trip to AFC
Programme Editor & Sales: Rob Urwin (V) spoilt by not being able to find Fylde the favourites for the
contact rob@southportfc.net 077900-41514 the winner. It did show we can title. Lots has been said about
Club Chaplain: Paul Taylor give a good account of AFC Fylde these last few
Vice Presidents: Michael Braham, Paul Darwin, ourselves. I would like to months but all that needs to
Frank Hill, Suzanne Hill, Keith Mitchell, Andrei Le Roi, thank everyone for their be forgotten on Monday and it
Sandy Tittershill, Trevor Vearncombe, support at that game, the would be great to see as
Steve West & Steve Wignall
positive vibes from kick off many of you there as
Programme Design: Simon Cooper
Excel Print Ltd
until the 95th minute really possible. Get behind the lads
helped the lads, you will never for 90 minutes and let us do
Website & Media Manager: Rob Urwin
appreciate how much your our talking out on the pitch.
Matchday Media: Alan Jones, Amos Wynn, James support helps and we have a Finally a reminder you can
Pendleton & James Houghton (V)
team of young lads here who catch up with my post match
Video: Gaz Newton
need your backing. thoughts from every game on
Technical Services: Les Rooney (V) What can I say about the our website at southportfc.net
Club Shop Manager & Volunteer game at Spennymoor. The Enjoy the game
Co-ordinator: Christine Classon (V)
Club Shop Matchday: Christine Classon,
Liam
Kerry Hartwell (V)
Matchday Announcer: Nicola Cave (V)
Photography: Julia Urwin (V) & Ian Fairbrother
#ONEPORT03
BOARDROOM MATTERS
By Steve Porter
Good afternoon and welcome to fans back in the ground. Playing Gloucester had real meaning –
Football is back, and things have really moved on. We all still
the Pure Stadium. Firstly, may I feel that apprehension of possible disruption, of games being
called off but for now we are being extremely careful and
welcome Kidderminster Harriers sensible.
Directors, Staff, Players, and fans Welcome back to you all.
With the new players Liam has brought in, as well as Mark
to Haig Avenue. Enjoy your short Lockyear (Secretary), Steve Dewsnip (Head of Commercial and
Operations) it feels like a new start.
stay with us and a have a safe With every new season, we have new players, and it takes a
journey home. few weeks/games to make a judgement of their ability and
personality. Julia and I had a great chance to find out what type
of characters we have when we did the team photos.
We took all the players head and shoulder shots and a goal
celebration photo. Believe me, it brought out real character
from the lads. We just need to see a lot more of the goal
celebrations on the pitch!!
From the two games I have seen, we must be happy with the
way our young team have responded to the opponents we have
played. I don’t want to talk about bad decisions as we are
always going to get them, for and against us over a season.
Yes, it was very hard to swallow the decision at Spennymoor
but it was still a great performance.
At the Gloucester game we saw the opening of the new fan-
zone. It’s going to be another asset to the football club.
Jonathan, Kayley and Paul have worked really hard to get it
finished. I have to say a big thank you to Jon and Kayley for
handing over the keys to the fan zone. It will be of great
benefit in many ways to both the fans and the football club.
I also have to mention Rob Urwin and Dan Hayes for the
online interviews they have been conducting. It’s been great to
see some old familiar faces. Unfortunately, the day after Brian
Kettle’s interview, I had a message from him to inform me that
his Mum had sadly passed away. So, from all at Southport FC,
we send Brian and his family our very sincere condolences.
Enjoy today’s game and cheer the lads on. Come on the
The last programme notes I wrote were for the non-event port!!
game against Curzon Ashton on the 9th of January. (My wife
Steve
Jan’s birthday). A 60th birthday we will never forget. Not the
disappointment of missing Curzon - we both had Covid!! I’m
sure you are all aware, that was the start of my horrible Covid
illness so it’s with great pleasure that I am writing these notes
in better health.
The Gloucester game had been a long time coming. Yes, we
had the pre-season games, and it was brilliant to see all our
04#ONEPORT
COMMERCIAL
I am just approaching the end of my fourth
week at the football club and wow, what an
incredible and thoroughly enjoyable
whirlwind of a time it has been.
With responsibility for both commercial activities and We are blessed with a wonderful and ‘proper’ non-
operational matters, I knew that Ian and his fellow league stadium that is the envy of many other clubs at
directors were not joking when they said it would be an our level with not only attractive footballing facilities but
exceptionally busy role with many challenges ahead as also impressive function rooms and lounges that we are
we start to move into the post-lockdown era. And, that is seeing an ever-increasing interest in hiring. If we are to
certainly how it has proved to be thus far! meet our ambitions of maintaining and growing a
As with any new job, there have been (and continue to sustainable business to support the successful team on
be) so many different people to meet, get to know and the pitch that we all so desperately want to see, then it is
build relationships with, but I am delighted to say that vital that we not only provide an attractive matchday
the welcome I have received from so many different experience to keep our fans coming back through the
quarters and the reaction I have had from pretty much turnstiles (in increasing numbers), but also that we
everyone so far has been nothing short of fantastic and further build our non-football related income streams
so very encouraging. If however, I have not yet had the too.
pleasure of meeting you, do please feel free to get in Turning back to matchday activities, we have a great
touch if there is anything regarding the club and its range of ways that you can get involved in our exciting
commercial activity in particular, that you want to discuss journey and show your support for the club by way of
with me. match and matchball sponsorships and stadium
Southport Football Club has a fantastic history and, advertising opportunities, each of which provide you with
quite rightly, a superb heritage and I am very much fabulous brand awareness benefits. Additionally, why not
looking forward to playing my part in continuing to drive take advantage of our matchday VIP hospitality package
the club forward off the pitch. I believe we have a great which really is the best way to watch The Port in style.
opportunity to do just that and we have some very There is a huge amount going on behind the scenes
exciting and successful times ahead. and so much more to come in the future. In the
It has been brilliant to witness the genuine excitement meantime, why not come and join us on this exciting
around the club and the ground on matchdays in journey and help bring the good times back to
particular, about the return of being able to play Southport!
competitive football and, crucially, having our wonderful
supporters back in the ground to cheer the team on. #UpThePort #COYSandgrounders
Liam and Macca are doing a great job with the exciting
young squad they have put together and this, coupled Best wishes,
with the encouraging start we have made on the pitch
against two hotly-tipped sides in our first two league
games, really helps me in my efforts to rejuvenate and
drive forward the commercial activities and presence of
Steve
the club in the most professional way possible.
Head of Commercial Steve Dewsnip
E commercial@southportfc.net T 07956 780437 or 01704 533422
#ONEPORT05
CLUB NEWS
MATCH DATA MAKE A PLEDGE
Rob is running the Make A Pledge scheme again this season
Match 1 and you can pledge on anything you want either over the
Southport 2 Gloucester City 2 season or in a particular game. Give it a go and add even
Saturday 14 August more to the matchday experience. Mail rob@southportfc.net
Scorers: Carver 16 pen , Woods 68 with any pledge you care to make.
Line Up: Mason, Oliver (Vassallo 46), Doyle J, Benjamin, Anson,
Tharme, Woods, Carver (Archer 88) Doyle C, Hmami, Bainbridge
Unused Subs McMillan, Watson and Munro WALKING FOOTBALL UPDATE
Att: 801 Our Walking Football Group return to play back at
Media MOTM: Connor Woods Dunes Leisure on Wednesday September 1st.
The sessions run from 11am to 12 every Wednesday and
Match 2 everyone male and female over the age of 40 is welcome to
attend with a £2 charge per session.
Spennymoor Town 3 Southport 2 We can accommodate a maximum of 20 people at Dunes
Saturday 21 August when we go back there. That is the ideal number to allow us
Scorers: Hmami 16, Carver 45+4 to play 4×5 a side games in a little round robin group. If less
Line Up: Mason, Doyle J, turn up we are flexible with the teams.
Benjamin(Munro 26), Anson, Tharme, All abilities are welcome. We try and make it fun, friendly
Woods, Carver, Doyle C, Hmami(Archer and welcoming.
85), Vassallo(Watson 66), Bainbridge. The Walking Football is a Southport FC Community project
Unused Subs: McMillan & Oliver. currently being looked after by Rob Urwin and you can
Att: 1312 contact Rob by e-mail rob@southportfc.net or call 077900-
Media MOTM: Marcus Carver 41514 to book a place if you have never been before, or for
more details.
Every player needs to register with name, contact number
FANZONE and an e-mail address when available.
Come along and have a go, it’s a great way of keeping fit
and the aching muscles soon disappear!
THE SANDGROUNDERS BOOK
The Sandgrounders-The Complete League History of
Southport FC written by Geoff Wilde and Michael
Braham is critically acclaimed as the best Football
Club History Book ever written and we are delighted
to have had a copy donated to the club to put up for
auction.
The book has been very kindly given to the club by Colin
Meakin’s wife Chris. Colin passed away in 2019 and his
brother John who is a lifelong Southport fan has passed the
book to us to raise money for the club with all the proceeds
Liam cuts the ribbon to formally open The Fanzone going directly to the club. The reserve price has been met
ahead of the game against Gloucester. It is in excellent condition. Bids can be made
A great facility for our fans to use on a Matchday. The to rob@southportfc.net or by phone 077900-41514 up
Fanzone provided by Trust in Yellow is now operated by the Club. until 6pm on Tuesday August 31st.
06#ONEPORT
#ONEPORT
SELF INDULGENCE
With apologies for a touch of self indulgence here but a little pic of
my grand-daughter Elsie Rose in her Southport kit which Collo and
Claire (her other grandparents) got for her. They grow so quickly
Today’s
she is already too big for it. I’m not sure how Daddy, sadly a Man
United fan, felt about it but he was outnumbered.
MascotS
Our double mascots this week are Harry
Cottam and Leighton Hock who
supporters may remember were the two
boys who did the sponsored bike ride
completing 50 laps of the pitch
perimeter and raised over £2000 for
Club funds. Enjoy your day noys.
Harry Cottam aged 9 (10 on 29th August )
attends St Patrick’s School plays for Southport
FC U 11s and his favourite Southport player is
Jack Bainbridge.
Leighton Hock aged 8 attends St Aidens in
STAT OF THE WEEK WIgan plays for Southport FC u10s and his
favourite Southport player is Cam Mason.
Josh Hmami became the 400th Southport player to score a Non
League League goal when he found the back of the net at
Spennymoor last week and gets the congratulatory hug from
Connor.
#ONEPORT07
2021-22 Fixtures
DAY DATE
AUGUST
V OPPONENTS COMP R SCORE ATT PTS POS SCORERS
Sat 14-Aug-21 H Gloucester City Lge D 2-2 801 1 * Carver (pen), Woods
Sat 21-Aug-21 A Spennymoor Town Lge L 2-3 1312 1 13 Hmami, Carver
Sat 28-Aug-21 H Kidderminster Harriers Lge
Mon 30-Aug-21 A AFC Fylde Lge
SEPTEMBER
Sat 04-Sep-21 H Gateshead Lge
Sat 11-Sep-21 A Brackley Town Lge
Sat 18-Sep-21 FAC 2Q
Sat 25-Sep-21 H Chorley Lge
OCTOBER
Sat 02-Oct-21 FAC 3Q
Sat 09-Oct-21 A York City Lge
Sat 16-Oct-21 H Alfreton Town Lge
Sat 23-Oct-21 A Kettering Town Lge
Tue 26-Oct-21 H Darlington Lge
Sat 30-Oct-21 H Chester Lge
NOVEMBER
Sat 06-Nov-21 A Guiseley Lge
Sat 13-Nov-21 H Boston United Lge
Sat 20-Nov-21 A Leamington Lge
Sat 27-Nov-21 FAT2
DECEMBER
Sat 04-Dec-21 H Hereford Lge
Sat 11-Dec-21 A Blyth Spartans Lge
Sat 18-Dec-21 FAT3
Sun 26-Dec-21 A Curzon Ashton Lge
Tue 28-Dec-21 H Farsley Celtic Lge
JANUARY
Sun 02-Jan-22 H Curzon Ashton Lge
Sat 08-Jan-22 A AFC Telford Lge
Sat 15-Jan-22 H Bradford (Park Avenue) Lge
Sat 22-Jan-22 A Gloucester City Lge
Sat 29-Jan-22 H Guiseley Lge
FEBRUARY
Sat 05-Feb-22 A Chester Lge
Sat 12-Feb-22 A Boston United Lge
Sat 19-Feb-22 H Leamington Lge
Tue 22-Feb-22 H Blyth Spartans Lge
Sat 26-Feb-22 A Hereford Lge
MARCH
Sat 05-Mar-22 H Brackley Town Lge
Sat 12-Mar-22 A Chorley Lge
Sat 19-Mar-22 H York City Lge
Tue 22-Mar-22 A Darlington Lge
Sat 26-Mar-22 A Alfreton Town Lge
APRIL
Sat 02-Apr-22 H Kettering Town Lge
Sat 09-Apr-22 A Kidderminster Harriers Lge
Fri 15-Apr-22 H AFC Fylde Lge
Mon 18-Apr-22 A Farsley Celtic Lge
Sat 23-Apr-22 H Spennymoor Town Lge
Sat 30-Apr-22 A Gateshead Lge
MAY
Mon 02-May-22 H AFC Telford Lge
Sat 07-May-22 A Bradford (Park Avenue) Lge
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APPS & SCORERS League Match Stats #ONEPORT09
Player 21
Sponsors 22 Sponsor a player shirt in 2021-22 for £300 inc VAT
for the home shirt payable in full or by
12 x £25 instalments or £180 inc VAT
also payable in full or 12 x £15 instalments
for the change shirt.
Contact Steve Dewsnip via e-mail
to commercial@southportfc.net
or call 07956-780437 to book your player.
Player Home Change
Cam Mason The Jack Carr Lads
Charlie Oliver Manchester Sport Rehab
Jack Doyle Southport FC U9’s
Russell Benjamin Oliver Cowan Bridge Club
Adam Anson Suzanne Hill
Doug Tharme Mike Corcoran
Connor Woods Rich & Kerry Hartwell
Charlie Munro Pinetree Garden Maintenance
Jordan Archer Corridor Bar
George Newell Frank Hill
Marcus Carver Eckersley Blinds
Isaac Buckley-Ricketts Warwick Thomson Chrissie Lockyear
Tony McMillan
Chris Doyle Barsigns UK Barsigns UK
Josh Hmami Mike Corcoran Mason Partners
Dylan Vassallo John Hardisty Rob & Julia Urwin
Niall Watson Nicola & James Cave
Jack Bainbridge DC Law Just Wings
Liam Watson Pinetree Garden Maintenance
Jon McCarthy Frank & Suzanne Hill
#ONEPORT11Kidderminster
Harriers
LUKE SIMPSON KEZIAH MARTIN
Talented goalkeeper made the number one jersey at Aggborough Keziah is one player hungry to stamp his authority on the
his own after signing on the eve of the final game of pre-season. Harriers team after being only able to show glimpses of his
The former York City and Barrow man kept clean sheets talents last season. The former Burnley man signed a new, one-
aplenty during the brief 2020/21 season and is signed on for year deal in the summer.
the campaign ahead. He enjoyed a strong 2021 summer programme, netting his
first goal in a Harriers shirt in the friendly at Halesowen.
CALEB RICHARDS
Ex Southport 9 games 2017-18 NYAL BELL
Caleb enjoyed a hugely fruitful first season at Aggborough on Harriers boss Russ Penn has landed his first new recruit for
loan from Norwich City, despite the relative shortness of the 2021/22 with the addition of striker Nyal Bell.
campaign. The all-action forward joined the club following the end of his
He opted to shun interest elsewhere to return to time at Stockport County. Nyal was a product of the Rochdale
Worcestershire on a permanent basis in the summer, joining on a youth system and made his professional debut there before
free transfer from the Canaries having featured as an almost spells at the likes of Gateshead and Altrincham.
ever-present under Russ Penn in 2021/22. He joined Stockport in 2018 and spent three years there.
A powerful full-back, Caleb impresses at both ends of the Part of their National League North title winning side, he became
pitch. an Edgeley Park regular thanks to his pace and eye for a goal.
NATHAN CAMERON OMARI STERLING
Commanding central defender Nathan Cameron joined Harriers Livewire wide man Omari Sterling bagged four goals in his first
after spending time with the squad during pre-season. Harriers season last time around, including a brace in the away
Cameron has previously been with the likes of Coventry City, win at Chorley.
Bury and Wigan Athletic, and has more than 200 EFL The St Kitts & Nevis International has had a busy summer
appearances to his name while also being an England U20 representing his country and will no doubt enjoy performing in
International earlier in his career. front of the Harriers faithful this term.
Before joining the Reds, he featured for Cheltenham, Solihull
JOE FOULKES Moors and Gloucester among others.
A summer loan acquisition from Walsall, penning a six-month stay
at Aggborough just days after featuring against the Reds for his ALEX PENNY
parent club in a friendly. Penny is itching to finally get his Kidderminster Harriers career
The 18-year-old is a strong, competitive full-back who has off and running after two false dawns.
been part of the Saddlers Academy from the age of seven. Joining the club just weeks before the 2019/20 season was
curtailed, Penny was a regular feature the following term before
MARK CARRINGTON the campaign was shelved after just 17 matches.
With a little bit of luck, it should be third time lucky for the
The vastly experienced Mark Carrington joined Harriers as a
former Boston defender.
summer signing in 2021.
At home in the heart of midfield but also more than
comfortable across the back line, Carrington will also bring JAIDEN WHITE
versatility to the Harriers squad. He comes to Worcestershire for Always an eye-catching performer, Jaiden showed serious flashes
a fresh start after leaving Wrexham. He’d made almost 250 of what he’s capable in the early parts of 2020/21, and will be
appearances there, becoming a fans’ favourite during an eight- keen to continue that progress in the coming campaign.
year spell at the Racecourse Ground. Jaiden is a graduate of the Harriers Academy and first signed
a pro deal in 2019.
12#ONEPORTPlayer Pen Pics
2021-22
LEWIS MONTROSE home – and goalscoring touch – last season.
Former Boston and Leamington man Sam scored six goals in
Former Gillingham man Montrose wasted no time settling into life
2020/21, by far his best return. The haul included screamers
with Harriers after joining last summer, and played all bar one of
against Darlington, Farsley and Curzon to name a few.
last season’s matches.
He ended the term as skipper and signed a new deal soon
after, with Penn saying: “It’s massive for us to have him with us ETHAN FREEMANTLE
next season, it’s a boost to the team and the club as a whole.” Another Academy graduate, Ethan began to make his mark on
The influential midfielder counts York, Wycombe and Stockport the first team last season with some tireless performances,
among his other former clubs. notably on the road for Russ Penn’s men.
Ethan netted his first professional career goal with a fine
ASHLEY HEMMINGS header at Gloucester in January.
Popular performer Hemmings inked a new one-year Harriers deal
back in February, having already made 38 appearances and KAI LISSMORE
scored 12 goals. Kai enjoyed a fine first season with our Academy last year,
Hemmings himself said he’d felt “loved” at Aggborough since winning our U23 Coaches’ Player of the Year award and spending
his arrival in 2019, and Russ Penn added: “I’m grateful to have time with the England Colleges National Team in 2021.
been able to tie Ash down as he’s a big player for us – it offers The 17-year-old was part of a number of Academy players to
him security but also gives us the boost of knowing he’ll be a spend the full pre-season with the first team, with the midfielder
Harriers player for a while yet.” now taking his place in the first team squad.
His previous clubs include Wolves, Dagenham and Boston.
JAMIE EMERY
KEITH LOWE Young 18-year-old goalkeeper joined to push Luke Simpson and
Arguably ‘Mr Kidderminster Harriers’, Keith Lowe now has 150 give competition between the sticks at Aggborough with Tom
appearances in a red shirt under his belt across three spells at Palmer out on loan.
Aggborough. Jamie is a product of the West Bromwich Albion youth system.
The evergreen defender, formerly of Wolves, York and
Cheltenham, is one of the most experienced campaigners in the
entire division, and missed just 32 minutes of action in the
2020/21 season.
The composed defender is a favourite with players, staff and
fans at Aggborough..
CLIFF MOYO
Man mountain Cliff Moyo will again bring power and experience to
the Harriers side after signing a new deal in the summer.
The former Halifax and Alfreton man has one shy of 50
appearances for the Reds since signing in 2019, but will
unfortunately begin his season a little later, having injured his
Achilles in pre-season.
SAM AUSTIN
First joining Harriers in 2016, Sam Austin now has 172
appearances in a red shirt under his belt. He has played in
virtually every position since then, and more than found his
#ONEPORT13LAST WORD Without wanting or looking for
any sympathy as I do it all for the
love of the club to give you an
gave up waiting for the login at
11pm but got up early Sunday to
see if it had arrived. It hadn’t. The
idea of what happens post match funny thing was I contacted the
this was my Saturday night after help desk to get the login and
the Gloucester game. they gave me an e-mail to contact
Match finishes 4.50, match info which came back out of office until
sheet for PA completed. Interviews Tuesday!! The login eventually
with Liam and Josh Hmami carried arrived at 8.40 on Tuesday
out, programmes sorted in the morning. I am just waiting on
shop to see who had collected, getting a fine from the National
home via Busy Bee for tea (I do League for failing to comply with
have to eat) and home by 6pm. the requirement to have the
The interviews then have to be footage uploaded by 8am Sunday!
put together and edited if Right I’ve got that off my chest
necessary (not on this occasion). and on to the football. I have really
Website to be updated and all enjoyed the first two games and
the stats. even though we have just the one
Life is calming The coup de gras comes with point, we knew they would be hard
the match footage! We were and all we can ask is the lads to
down a bit after a advised at 6.15 on the Friday that give 100% effort on the pitch and
frantic few weeks there is a new partner we have to they have so no complaints from
upload the footage to with very me.
getting things on little guidance coming our way. I missed what had actually
track for the new They want it uploading within happened at Spennymoor which
15 hours (by 8am Sunday) which caused all the furore at the end of
season. sounds easy enough but if you the game. It’s hard typing and
don’t have a login it is rather keeping up when you are solo at a
difficult. They also want whole game. Liam explained it in his post
match, not in pieces so we have to match with me and I could then
pull it all together into one file and see why everyone had got
then save it which takes as long annoyed. The referee Mr Urwin is
as the match runs. You then have no relation of mine by the way!
to upload the footage which can It’s Fylde on Monday, one we
take another hour plus as long as are all looking forward to! Talks of
you have a decent internet boycotting the game? No. Lets all
connection. Luckily I do. That’s go and get right behind the lads.
Saturday night taken care of. I Could be an interesting afternoon!!
Rob
14#ONEPORTTODAY’S LINE-UPS
Southport Kidderminster Harriers
MANAGER: Liam Watson MANAGER: Russ Penn
01 Cam Mason n 01 Luke Simpson n MATCH OFFICIALS
02 Charlie Oliver n 02 Alex Penny n REFEREE
03 Jack Doyle n 03 Caleb Richards n Kristian Silcock
04 04 Nathan Cameron n
Russell Benjamin n 05
ASSISTANT REFEREE
05 Adam Anson n
Keith Lowe n Martyn Mitchell
06 Lewis Montrose n ASSISTANT REFEREE
06 Doug Tharme n 07 Sam Austin n Karl Buckley
07 Connor Woods n 08
08
Mark Carrington n
Charlie Munro n 09 Amari Morgan-Smith n
09 Jordan Archer n 10 n
Ashley Hemmings n
10 George Newell n 11 Omari Sterling n
11 Marcus Carver n 12 Joe Foulkes n southportfc.net
12 Isaac Buckley-Ricketts n 13 Tom Palmer n
13 Tony McMillan n 14 Nyal Bell n
14 15 Keziah Martin n
Chris Doyle n 17
15 Josh Hmami n
Ethan Freemantle n /SouthportFC
18 Kai Lissimore n
16 Dylan Vassallo n 19 Jaiden White n
17 Niall Watson n 20
18
Cliff Moyo n
Jack Bainbridge n 21 Jamie Emery n @southport_fcYou can also read
