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POOLE TOWN FC www.pooletownfc.co.uk
2021/22
POOLE TOWN FC
V
FARNBOROUGH FC
21 AUGUST 2021 - KO 3.00PM
Pitching-In Southern League - Premier South
THE BLACK GOLD
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POOLE TOWN FC
Poole Town Football Club
Telephone: 07771 604289 Fax: 01202 681167
Ground Address: The Black Gold Stadium, Oakdale School, School Lane,
Poole, Dorset, BH15 3JR. There is no postal facility at this address,
please send all correspondence to the registered office.
PRESIDENT Clive Robbins Poole Town Football
CHAIRMAN Chris Reeves Club (1991) Limited.
VICE CHAIRMAN Pippa Daniels Limited Liability Company
DIRECTORS David Reeves Co. No. 02609998
Shaun Spencer-Perkins
John MacArthur Registered Office:
Andrew Rossiter 153 High Street, Poole,
Dorset, BH15 1AU
CLUB SECRETARY Bill Reid
15 Addison Close, Shareholders:
Romsey, SO51 7TL. Chris Reeves
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Pippa Daniels
YOUTH AND COMMUNITY
Clive Robbins
LIAISON OFFICER Richard Gale
GENERAL MANAGER Phil Hooper Richard Gale - Has a
GROUNDSMAN WWCS significant interest as
CLUB WELFARE OFFICER Pippa Daniels defined by the FA
HEAD STEWARD James Winchester
FIRST TEAM MANAGER Tom Killick
ASSISTANT MANAGER Michael Hubbard
GOALKEEPING COACH Andy Fletcher
COACH Richard Gillespie
KIT MANAGER Paul Ayley
ASSISTANT KIT MANAGER Wendy Ayley
PHYSIO Tom Curtis-Bennett
CLUB DOCTOR Iain Fullerton
CLUB CHAPLAIN David Price
SUPPORTERS CLUB CHAIRMAN Pippa Daniels
PA Steve Park
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The Chairman
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A warm Black Gold welcome is
extended this afternoon to our
visitors from Farnborough Football
Club. If this afternoon’s fixture is as
entertaining and action packed as
the first two league fixtures of our There is just one “but” I have to throw into
21/22 campaign, then no one will the equation and that is that some of the
leave the ground feeling that they language used in the vocal support from
have not had their money’s worth. behind the goal was a little unfortunate to
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say the least. I have expressed my wish
On Tuesday the players continued and indeed request that supporters refrain
their work rate, commitment and from Anglo Saxon expletives in their singing
high press that they had displayed and through these notes I would urge those
in the second half at Gosport. Tony representations yet again. There are many
Lee had limped off in that game and youngsters that attend our games and they
had a huge ice pack attached to a should not have to hear bad language of that
swollen knee. He was determined to order. That said, the vocal support that the
start on Tuesday despite not being team receives is very much appreciated and
fully fit and produced yet another long may it continue.
of those five star performances in
our colours that we are fast getting Next weekend we are away at Harrow on
used to. Four goals in two games Saturday and home here on the bank holiday
tells its own story! Monday v Dorchester, kick off 3.00pm for
what will hopefully be a brilliant occasion
The football produced by the and a huge home attendance!
team in the first half was eagerly
appreciated by the 400 strong Enjoy the game and don’t forget the 50:50
home crowd - how good was it to tickets!
see the ground buzzing in the way
that the Black Gold does when the
home supporters get solidly behind Chris
a dynamic Poole side. Let’s hope we
get more of the same today. Chris Reeves
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The Captain
Jamie Whisken
Captain
Afternoon All
It’s good to be home again after the success of
Tuesday evening and getting our first 3 points
on the board. Lift off!!!
That was so much more important than people
probably realised but that now gives us the lift
and confidence to kick on. Backing up Tuesday’s
win with another win today will really kick us
on but we’re very aware Farnborough will be
a tough outfit.
One of my previous clubs so always good to
play against them, still have great people at the
club & always a pleasure to see them.
Anyway let’s get behind the boys today, kick on
& get this season seriously rolling!!!
Up the dolphins
‘...let’s get
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boys today ’
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The referee points to the spot for the penatly against Tiverton on Tuesday.
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Welcome to today’s game and to our visitors from
Farnborough, we hope you have a safe trip home.
Last week I found myself driving through the edge
of Farnborough, while visiting someone I know
from my years in my previous parish in that part of
northeast Hampshire. It got me to thinking about
all the different places we live/work/visit in life –
people today are so much more mobile than we
were in previous centuries, and travel and moving
are part of many people’s experience. And, even if
we ourselves stay put, the media bring the world
to us – it has been humbling and tragic to see
how things have unfolded in Afghanistan recently. God’s nature. Wherever we find ourselves, He is
there. As the Bible says in Joshua 1.9, we can have
Speaking personally for a moment, I have moved courage because God is with us wherever we go.
home 23 times and been privileged to live, work in
and visit many countries, getting a taste of life in Wishing you His best,
many places. But the more I have moved around,
the more I have found myself reflecting on how Rev David Price
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The History of Poole Town FC
In the Beginning great improvements to the club house and area
in general. Poole led the way in the league for
Poole FC were formed on 20th September 1890 much of the 2007-08 season slipping up early in
by the merger between two local sides, Poole the new year to eventually finish 4th once more.
Rovers and Poole Hornets, who can trace their They also had a good run in the F.A. Vase reaching
origins back to 1880, thus the club celebrated the 4th round but again suffered disappointment
their centenary in 1980 with some high profile on their other cup competitions.
games against the likes of Manchester Utd, WBA
and Manchester City. 2008 to date - Sustained Success at last: - That
elusive Silverware finally arrived in the 2008-
The Recent Years: 09 season. Poole Town won the Wessex Premier
2000 – 2008: The new millennium saw the club title and were to finish as the second best team
continue to stride forward but further silverware of 1,600 Football Association clubs in the whole
remained just beyond their grasp despite of England, based on points per match, with the
becoming a force in every league they played following record: played 42, won 38, drawn 2, lost
in. Starting in the Hants Premier division the 2. At the time of securing the title they had been
Dolphins finished runners up in 2000-01, 5th in unbeaten in the league and were the top team
2001-02, 4th in 2002-03, and 3rd in 2003-04. in the country, but then they inexplicably lost
their last two league games! They also won the
Re-alignment of the leagues for the 2004-05 Dorset Senior Cup (beating Dorchester 2-0 aet),
season saw them join the newly formed Wessex in a thriller at Weymouth’s Radipole Lane ground
Division 2 and gain promotion at seasons end and reached the semi finals of the League Cup.
finishing runners-up to Lymington Town FC, the They were, however denied promotion to level 4
two clubs being 21 points ahead of the rest of the due to inadequate ground grading at the Tatnam.
pack. 2006-07 Poole joined the top flight of the They won the Wessex League Title again in 2009-
Wessex and gained a credible 8th in the much 10 by an impressive 18 points and reached the
tougher league. For the 2006-07 the division final of the League Cup, but again failed to gain
was renamed Wessex Premier and Poole started promotion after the plans to build a new ground
promisingly again but their challenge for honours at Bracksome Rec fell through.
faded with a series of poor results over the
Christmas period, however they recovered to The real coup for the 2009-10 season was more
finished strongly in 4th. In this period there has personnel, Top goalscorer, Charlie Austin made
been some good cup runs too. Poole reached the successful leap from Poole to Swindon Town
the Trophyman League Cup quarter-finals in in the Football League Division One and is now
both 2002-03 and 2003-04 and the latter year lining up for Burnley in the Championship, as an
also saw the Dolphins reach the semi-final of established talent. 2010-11 and Poole reached
the Dorset Senior Cup losing 1-2 to Gillingham. the F.A. Vase semi finals losing out to Whitley
They repeated the feat again in 2006-07 losing Bay. They also won Wessex Premier title for the
the semi-final to Sherborne by the same margin. third successive season once more by a huge 20
2005-06 saw them get to the Dorset Senior Cup point margin and at last gained Promotion back
final but the gods contrived to deny them success to their spiritual home in the Southern league
against Hamworthy on the night. after a 15 year absence having finally been given
permission to make improvements to the ground
Their first year in the Wessex in 2004-05 saw to take advantage of the offered Promotion. The
them reach the semi-finals of the League cup first season back in 2011-12 saw them make a late
against all the odds losing to Thatcham Town charge to secure second place behind Champions
over two legs, and the following season they Bideford. They beat Hungerford convincingly in
reached the semi’s again, losing out to Andover the play off Semi’s and were minutes away from
that year. The club moved to its current home at winning the Final against Gosport . But hopes of
Tatnam Farm during this period and continual a second straight promotion were dashed by two
ground improvements saw the erection of a late goals from Steve Claridge to send Gosport up
stand and bar and refreshment facilities and to the Southern Premier.
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2012-2013 saw the club win the Southern South 2017-18 saw a final day relegation with the club
& West Division by 14 points in addition they won dropping back into the Southern Premier after 2
the Dorset Senior Cup, being 4 – 1 winners over seasons.
Wimborne Town at The County Ground,
Hamworthy and finish up with a treble winning 2018/19 saw the club reach the Southern
the Southern League Championship Trophy League – Premier South play off final after
match beating Central Division champions securing 5th spot in the table, after winning the
Burnham – 1 – 0 on their own ground. Thus for semi final away at Taunton Town which went to a
2013-14 promotion to the now named Calor dramatic penalty shootout AET only to lose out at
League Premier Division was achieved. 2013/14 Metropolitan Police by a 1– 0 score line. They did
saw a 7th place finish and also disappointment secure the Dorset Senior Cup v Wimborne Town
coming so close to a FA Cup 1st Rd spot losing winning 5 – 0 at Dorchester Town in April.
out to Conference South side Staines Town in a
replay at Poole. Off the field by the end of March The 2019/20 season saw Poole on course for a
a new clubhouse, dressing room improvements, Playoff spot, before the league was abandoned,
new covered standing, new seating installed, due to the Covid-19 Pandemic.
new boardroom, new office, new tea bar and new
toilets were in place. The 2020/21 season Poole were top of the league
and looking strong contenders for promotiono,
2014/15 saw the club in the mix for promotion to before the league was abandoned once again just
Conference South throughout the season after Christmas, due to the Covid-19 Pandemic.
unfortunately the final results saw them fall short
losing a final day match to Corby Town who won
the title. Tuesday 31st March the club won the
Red Insure Southern League Cup for the first
time drawing 0 – 0 with Corby Town at Tatnam,
Poole taking the trophy on the away goals rule
after their 1 – 1 at draw at Corby on the 18th
March, they were also the winners of the Fair Play
award for the Premier Division. The newly formed
U21 side also won the Dorset U21 Development
League and the U18’s reached the 1st Rd Proper
of the F.A. Youth Cup finally losing out to Torquay
Utd. The players from the previous season stayed
together and 2015-16 saw the club go one better
and achieve promotion as champions of the
Southern Premier Division winning the title by
a margin of 9 points from 2nd place Redditch
Utd thus yet another new challenge now awaits
in the National League South, the club lost out
v Whitehawk in the FA Cup 4th Qualifying Rd
down in Brighton. Which means over the last 9
seasons the club has won 5 league titles and been
runners-up on 2 occasions.
2016-17 saw a 5th place finish in National League
South but no play-off place due to ground grading
issues despite major ground improvements once
again at Tatnam to stave off threats of demotion.
Tatnam was also now re-named the Black Gold
Stadium. Poole Town U18’s also reached the 2nd
Rd Proper of the FA Youth Cup losing out to Leyton
Orient at Poole in front of a 300+ crowd.
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Manager & Coaching Team
TOM KILLICK Sponsored By:
MANAGER Pippa Daniels
Took over in May 2004, previously a Town
player with a long non-league career as a 2nd in their first year and missed out on
prolific striker, Non-League Player of the Promotion in the play-off final but won the
Year 1991/2 & member of the F.A. Vase league outright in 2012-13, winning the
winning Wimborne team in 1991/92. Dorset Senior cup in 2010, 2013 and 2014.
Arrived from Salisbury City where he 2014/15 18/19 – took side to runners-
was Assistant Manager. Steered club to up in the Premier and Red Insure Cup
promotion in his first year and established winners adding the Southern Premier title
Poole as a powerhouse team in the Wessex in 2015/16 & a 5th place in National League
Premier Division. Winning the last three South in 2016/2017 prior to the relegation
titles and promoted to The Southern South reverse of season 17/18. Made play offs
& West in 2011-12, he built a squad to finish 2018/2019.
MICKY HUBBARD
ASSISTANT MANAGER
Was with Poole as a player until the latter part of the 2011/2012 season when Poole
made their return to the Southern League, he departed to Wimborne Town and has
over the past few seasons played for several local clubs.
RICHARD GILLESPIE
COACH
Joined on the playing staff back in 2013/2014 from AFC Totton previously also with
Eastleigh and Bashley with well 350 goals to his credit. Suffered on the injury front
during his playing career with Poole but still produced an amazing goals to appearance
ratio. Eventually moved to Dorchester Town late in 2018/2019 but returned the same
season on the coaching side, has now officially retired from playing.
Appearances: 102 Goals 51.
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GOALKEEPING COACH
Arrived pre-season 2018/2019 to replace Robbie Yates. Played in goal for local teams
over the years & still playing today. Played for his regiment and the Royal Armoured
Corps during his time in the armed forces, coaches youth football at Lytchett Red
Triangle. Also part of the Between the Sticks goalkeeping coaching set-up.
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Goalkeepers
MARK CHILDS Sponsored By:
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Outstanding Goalkeeper signed from
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Defenders
JAMIE WHISKEN Sponsored By:
DEFENDER Marilyn & Michael Gower
The defender was one several players
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defender’s main position is in central defence but he can also play along the back
four as he is just as comfortable going forward as he is in defence. He started
his career at AFC Bournemouth, where he only managed to play one game in the
league cup against Wigan Athletic. He has also played for Basingstoke Town,
Bognor Regis and Farnborough Town took over as captain of the side during the
2013/14 season.
WILL SPETCH
DEFENDER
Home grown talent from our Youth sides who rightfully claimed first team status.
After transferring to Sutton Utd late in 2013/14 he suffered injury problems he
arrived back at Tatnam at the end of October 2014 now fully established in the
Poole Town back line.
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Defenders
SAM JACKSON
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New arrival for 2019/2020 from Dorchester Marilyn
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THIAGO CAZE DA SILVA
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DAN BARTLETT
MIDFIELD
Was previously at Southampton until he was
18 then spent two years as a pro at Coventry
until he was released this Summer. He had a
serious injury whilst at Coventry which he has
fully recovered from.
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Midfielders
CORBY MOORE
MIDFIELD
Arrived back at the club in 2016/2017 after transferring
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from Chelmsford City was with the club previously during RTS, Dom
a loan spell from Forest Green. At one stage converted to and
a full back role but was eventually back into his midfield
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JOSH CARMICHAEL
MIDFIELD SPONSORED BY:
Another new arrival for 2019/2020, this time from
Weymouth midfielder who can operate as a central
defender. Was with AFC Bournemouth for 10 years and
made 4 1st team appearances until his release in 2016.
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and made appearances for them at U16 and U19 level.
LUKE HOLMES
MIDFIELD
Previously with Wimborne Town, Luke is a skillful and
creative player who also chips in with goals.
JEZ BEDFORD:
MIDFIELD
Jez is a local lad who spent time on loan with the club from
Portsmouth but returned to the club, this in 2018/2019
following his release by the League One club.
SEAN WRIGHT
MIDFIELD
Versatile attacking midfielder with an eye for goal
previously with Dorchester Town and Hamworthy Utd.
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Forwards & Strikers
TONY LEE
STRIKER
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Strong and capable proven goalscorer
Second spell at Poole. Was Wimborne Pippa Daniels
Town’s top scorer in 2019/2020 season.
LUKE BURBIDGE
FORWARD
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WILL FLETCHER
FORWARD
Formerly with Hamworthy and Wimborne.
JOE WICKHAM
FORWARD
BAILEY ROWE
FORWARD
A Full British Virgin Island international
with 5 caps and 2 goals for the senior side.
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Farnborough Football Club is the re-birth of as manager came to an end in November 2011, and
Farnborough Town FC that was liquidated on 25 his replacement came in the guise of Chertsey Town
July 2007. manager Spencer Day, and a return to part time
football.
Farnborough Football Club started life in season
2007/08 in the Southern League Division One With the change of manager came an upturn of
South & West and it was a season that turned to fortunes, and a run of six successive league wins
glory as the club won the Championship and with it spanning January through March pulled Boro away
promotion to the Southern League Premier Division. from the danger zone, although a five point deduction
The League title was secured under manager Andy imposed by the Football Conference took the club
Clement with 89 points and an impressive 120 back into trouble, but Blue Square South football
goals being scored in the process that underlined a was secured on the penultimate Saturday with a
fantastic achievement for the clubs new beginnings. solitary goal victory over Havant & Waterlooville.
Despite the success, the club and Andy Clement In 2012/13 the club enjoyed a relatively successful
mutually agreed that due to the extra demands season on the pitch, playing a good brand of football
in the next step up a change of manager would be but again were blighted by off field issues, a four point
made and former Crawley Town and Basingstoke deduction was confirmed in January for the playing
Town manager Francis Vines took up the reigns in of an ineligible player due to International Clearance
the summer of 2008, assisted by former Reading issues and was followed by the loss of a further ten
and Basingstoke Town midfielder Steve Richardson. points after the club entered administration on the
eve of the final league match of the season, despite
Farnborough’s Cherrywood Road ground had a this the club still finished a creditable 14th place.
large face-lift and investment was being put into a
number of areas under the leadership of former Season 2013/14 encountered early problems in
Chairman Simon Hollis and the Board of Directors. that despite the club coming out of administration
and entering a CVA there were a number of issues
Boro almost made it back-to-back promotions, just involving our membership of The Conference that
missing out in the BGB Southern Premier play-off needed to be resolved. We were finally granted
final, losing 1-0 to Gloucester City. That came after permission to play after the first 5 matches had
Vines’ men had led the way for six months of the been postponed and took the field on Saturday 7
campaign, before losing the title to Corby Town in September against Dover Athletic winning 1 - 0.
the final game of the season. On the positive side, the club was also boosted
by a major sponsorship deal with well known
In the summer of 2009, it was announced that Vines bookmakers Paddy Power. Despite the initial
would not remain as manager, with Steve King difficulties Boro retained their status in the Football
replacing him as first team boss. Justin Skinner also Conference South and finished the season in a
arrived as assistant manager, with both signing full- respectable 16th position.
time deals. Season 2009-10 saw Farnborough go
onto win the Southern League and with it promotion Historical financial debt problems continued to dog
to the Blue Square South. the club in season 2014/15 which remained under
a CVA and this inevitably left the manager with no
Season 2010-11 saw ‘Boro for the second time in choice but to implement a reduced player budget.
their short history follow up a Championship with a The consequences of this long term handicap finally
second place finish, and after accounting for Woking came home to roost when Boro finished 20th in the
in a two legged play-off semi-final, fell again at the Vanarama Conference South suffering relegation to
last hurdle, Ebbsfleet United winning promotion the Ryman Premier.
to the Blue Square Premier in front of a record
Rushmoor Community Stadium crowd exceeding The 2015/16 season didn’t start much better. An
4,000. application during the close season for Farnborough
Steve King left the club in May 2011, replaced by to vary the terms of it’s CVA dragged on and wasn’t
former Hayes & Yeading manager Garry Haylock, settled until 5 weeks into the new season, too late to
and the club declared that it was transferring to full implement the 1 league drop punishment for such
time status. action. Instead we were placed in the impossible
position that we would be relegated at the end
Following a poor run of results, Haylock’s tenure of the season regardless, unless we finished in
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the bottom 4 in which case it would be a double The 2017/18 season started off in disaster when
relegation! Added to this we were again starting new recruits Connor Calcutt and Kieron Forbes both
the season 5 weeks late having to play catchup. picked up serious injuries in our final pre-season
Despite an impressive 5-1 win at home to Lewes in match against Molesey Town. This hampered our
our first game of the season, the very tight playing progress and lead to some disappointing results.
budget coupled with the knowledge we were being With the reorganisation of the leagues, and only 1
relegated meant the manager struggled to get in the team being relegated, the board took the decision
right calibre of players and soon we found ourselves to reduce the playing budget around Christmas
in a double relegation spot, where we remained for time and the yellows fielded a very young, but still
the majority of the season. very exciting team for the remainder of the season.
Never in danger of relegation, Boro finished towards
Off the field things were beginning to look a little the lower end of the table. However, there were
brighter, thanks to the hard work of the owners, the some great highlights along the way, most notably
CVA was paid off early and the club was debt free for silencing the home crowd at eventual league
the first time in many years! A final push in the last 10 winners, Hereford, beating them 1-0 and beating
matches of the season saw Farnborough turn their long time league leaders King’s Lynn Town 5-2 at
form around and 25 points out of a possible 30 saw home against all expectations.
us climb out of the relegation zone and finish 18th.
So it was just the one league relegation punishment Season 2018/19 proved to be a year of
but a re-defining of the league’s geographical consolidation. After a disastrous first half to the
borders also resulted in a sideways move to the season and wholesale squad changes, Boro came
Southern Central. good around the christmas mark and went on an
unbeaten run resulting in the January team of the
2016/17 season got off to a good start, with month award. For a while it looked like playoffs were
Farnborough briefly leading the charge before a possibility but it was just a step too far and after a
dropping back to the second position behind slight dip towards the end of the season, finished in
Royston Town. A season long chase ensued, waiting a commendable 9th place in the league. Midfielder
for Royston to slip up, a slip that never materialised, Kurtis Cumberbatch was ever present and picked
and the Boro had to settle for second place and up both the fan’s player of the season and player’s
home draw in the playoffs. The team stayed stable player awards, as well as top scoring.
throughout the season, based on the successful
late season squad from the previous year with a Onto the eventful 2019/2020 season, the season
few local favourites in the guise of Nic Ciardini, that never was! An up and down season on many
Josh Huggins and Perry Coles added. The start fronts. An opening day loss to a fancied Poole Town
of the season saw us graced by the presence of was one of several lows, which included 0-7 and
former Norwich/Reading/Bristol Rovers star, 0-5 home defeats to Tiverton and Wealdstone, the
Jamie Cureton, before he departed for higher level latter sending Boro crashing out of the FA cup. The
football at Eastleigh. On the coaching side, long passing of club stalwart, Chris Cook who lost his
time assistant coach, Leigh Dynan, left to pursue a fight with cancer.
manager’s role at Whyteleafe, but Spencer wasted
no time in bringing in Jon Reed whose knowledge of In contrast, several highs also, 4-0 home victories
the Southern league proved to be invaluable. against Taunton, Yate and Hendon, and an impressive
1-3 away victory at Weston-super-Mare. The high
A late season run by Egham Town saw them arrive at flying Boro squad making their way to Truro, LHR to
The Rushmoor Community Stadium as playoff semi NQY return! - Alas it was all in vain, with the outbreak
final opponents but Farnborough were also a team of the Covid 19 virus, the league was suspended in
in form, and having secured the services of Cureton March and declared Null and Void.
again, along with former favourite, Scott Donnelly,
were just too strong, coming out on top with a 4-0 With the outlook for season 2020/21 pretty bleak
winning scoreline. again due to the Covid 19 pandemic, Farnborough
decided to “risk” a low budget approach for the
Onto the playoff final, and in front of 1000 plus start of the season, and it proved to be the correct
Boro supporters, the Yellows secured a nervous, decision when the season faltered after just 8
but comfortable 2-0 victory over Barton Rovers to matches.
signify their return to the Southern Premier League.
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Management age of 12, before moving to Stade Malherbe Caen
in France, followed by a two-year spell at AFC
Spencer Day Bournemouth.
Manager
Joined Farnborough in November 2011 and Southampton-born Rose has a host of experience
oversaw a turnaround in the club’s fortunes throughout the Non-League pyramid, more
securing their status in the Conference South in recently heading up the defences for Hemel
the following three seasons. After 2 relegations, Hempstead Town, Havant & Waterlooville and
mainly due to off field issues, successfully gained Weymouth.
promotion to the Southern Premier Division in Typically deployed at centre-back and standing
the 2016/17 season through the playoffs after at 1.93 metres tall, Jordan will add some much-
finishing the season a comfortable 2nd. needed height to the Farnborough back-line this
Known for getting the most from a small budget, season.
Spencer has brought a period of stability to
Farnborough, ready for the next era where we set
our sights on some success.
Dante Baptiste (19)
Goalkeeper
On a season-long loan from Premier League
Carl Garstang Watford, Dante impressed in pre-season despite
Coach his young years. Formerly of Norwich City,
UEFA B licensed Carl joins the Boro coaching Baptiste joined Watford in July 2018 and was
team this season after being player manager at a regular in the U18s, before more recently
Camberley Town progressing into the U23s.
James Gray Boro’s new custodian is familiar with Non-
Coach League, having experienced brief loan spells with
UEFA B and FA Youth Award licensed coach, Wingate & Finchley and Hendon where he saved
James has held various coaching positions in four penalties in a shoot-out on one occasion.
local football including Aldershot U23’s coach,
Farnham Town FC 1st team coach, University of Richard Orlu (33)
Surrey Ladies Manager and Aylesford Ladies FC Defender
coach. Back for his second spell in Hampshire, having
initially played for the Club during the 2012/13
season, Richard has a vast amount of National
Players
League experience, having performed for Dover
Athletic, Woking, Welling United, Hampton &
Richmond Borough and most recently Dulwich
Hamlet.
Courtney “CJ” Fearn (Club Captain) Seth Owens (22)
(25) Defender
Defender/Midfielder Seth started his career as a youngster at Wingate
A product of the Farnborough Youth Academy, CJ & Finchley, but at the age of 13 was snapped up
has a first class attitude and is eager to learn and by Brentford, where he remained for 6 years,
progress in the game. A talented and hardworking working his way through the junior academy, to
defender/midfielder, was Young Player of the earn a two year scholarship, and play a total of 43
Season in 2013/14 and supporters’ Player of the Youth team games. During his final year, he went
Season in 2014/15, 2015/16 and 2017/2018. to Hayes & Yeading United on work experience,
and appeared in the Conference South. In July
Jordan Rose (31) (Captain) 2016 he transferred to AFC Wimbledon where
Defender he was awarded a 2 year pro contract and made
Jordan started his career at Southampton at the 6 first team appearances. Unfortunately, a knee
P o o l e To w n F C v F a r n b o r o u g h F C | 2 6Farnborough - Players
injury sustained while on loan at Whitehawk
early in 2017/18 meant that his contract was not league. He returns for his second Boro spell this
renewed. Now free of injury, his 6’1” frame is an season, and will be one to watch in the heart of
asset in the centre or left side of the defence. He the midfield.
joined Boro in season 18/19 from Staines.
Sam Deering (30)
John Oyenuga (26) Midfield
Defender Joining Farnborough this season, following
A true fans favourite, the ever smiling John the expiration of his contract at full-time outfit
rejoined the yellows in 19/20, having departed Dagenham & Redbridge, the former England C
for Welsh Premier League outfit, Connah’s Quay International started his career with Oxford
Nomads in August 2017 United in 2006 - where he won the Conference
A pacey right back, other former clubs include Play-Off Final to achieve promotion to the
Walton and Hersham and Westfield. Football League - before moving on to Barnet and
Cheltenham Town.
Tom Leggett (25)
Defender/Midfield An intelligent playmaker with an eye for goal,
After progressing through the Southampton Boro’s new recruit boasts a wealth of Step 1
academy and captaining their under-18 side, Tom and 2 experience having recently turned out for
moved to Aston Villa in 2014 and became a regular Whitehawk, Ebbsfleet United and Billericay Town
for their under-23’s in Premier League 2, making over the past few years.
over fifty appearances, captaining the side whilst
training with the first-team. During this time he Michael Fernandes (22)
also received a call up for the Wales under-19’s, Attacking Midfield
for their Euro Under-19 Championship qualifying A product of the Conquest Football Academy in
campaign. Middlesex, Michael is a talented young winger,
and made his debut for Farnborough against
After being released by Villa, Tom has spent time Hitchin Town scoring two goals.
with Eastleigh and Basingstoke before joining Returning this season for a second spell, Michael
Boro from Gosport. has been plying his trade at Colchester United,
where he signed first year pro papers.
Louie Paget(23)
Defender/Midfield Youel Emmanuel (23)
Signing for Boro towards the end of 19/20 season Midfield
from Neighbours, Hartley Wintney, Louie returns
for season 21/22 ready to impress. A versatile Nic Ciardini (32)
player who can play at full-back or anywhere in Midfield
midfield. Nic is simply a club legend. Having started as a
The athletic youngster came through Hartley kid for Farnborough Youth and progressing right
Wintney’s youth team set-up and is their former through the ranks to the first team, he spent
U18 Captain, signing First Team forms in August seven seasons turning out for his local Yellows,
2015. before a move to Lewes in 2011.
Harry Cooksley (26) Returning to Boro in 2012/13, the following
Midfield season saw him on the move again, this time for a
A product of Reading and QPR youth setups, Harry three season spell with Havant and Waterlooville.
spent 2 seasons playing college soccer in the USA, He returned for a third spell in 2016 before
before returning to the UK with Aldershot Town turning out for Kingstonian and then Hartley
and AFC Wimbledon. He then had a spell with Wintney before injury curtailed his playing
Mallorca B before making his Farnborough debut career. Following surgery, Nic had a burning
in 2019, making 12 appearances for the Yellows. desire to turn out for his beloved Boro once again
2019/20 saw Harry once again overseas with and impressed in pre-season, rightfully earning
Pinzgau Saalfelden in the third tier of the Austrian his place in this year’s squad.
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Reggie Young (22)
Midfield
Reggie returns for his third spell at the Club from
National League South outfit Hemel Hempstead
Town, where he bagged 7 assists in a 2020/21
season cut short.
Comfortable on the left and right, Young is ready
to add to his 58 appearances and 12 goals in a
Boro’ shirt from 2018/19 and 2019/20.
George Butler (17)
Midfield
Joining the first team squad this season, George
is ever-present in the heart of midfield in Ben
Murray’s Farnborough Academy side that
competes in the Tactic League T1 South.
Before being enrolled into Farnborough Football
Academy last year, the youngster played for
Woking based Goldsworth Park Rangers from the
U6 team all the way through to U16.
He’s worked hard and earned his right to train
with the first team and compete for a place in
matchday squads.
Joseph Chidyausiku (23)
Striker
Joseph Chidyausiku is an attacking player
who has previously played for St Albans City,
Chelmsford City, Bradford Park Avenue, and
Havant & Waterlooville.
Elijah Simpson (24)
Striker
Joining Boro from league rivals Beaconsfield
Town, Elijah previously played for Tooting and
Mitcham FC and Westfield FC.
P o o l e To w n F C v F a r n b o r o u g h F C | 2 8League Cup
THE SOUTHERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE CHALLENGE CUP
PRELIMINARY ROUND
To be played week commencing 6th September 2021
Barnstaple Town versus Plymouth Parkway (Tue)
Barton Rovers versus Biggleswade Town (Tue)
Barwell versus Alvechurch (Tue)
Bideford AFC versus Taunton Town (Tue)
Cirencester Town versus Stratford Town (Tue)
Colney Heath versus Hertford Town (Tue)
Evesham United versus Banbury United (Mon)
Farnborough versus Metropolitan Police (Tue)
Hendon versus Harrow Borough (Tue)
Gosport Borough versus Winchester City (Wed)
North Leigh versus Beaconsfield Town (Tue)
Paulton Rovers versus Highworth Town (Wed)
Redditch United versus Merthyr Town (Tue)
Royston Town versus Welwyn Garden City (Tue)
St Ives Town versus Lowestoft Town (Tue)
Swindon Supermarine versus Larkhall Athletic (Tue)
Tamworth versus Coalville Town (Tue)
Willand Rovers versus Tiverton Town (Wed)
Ties to be played on a single leg basis
If the scores are level at the end of 90 minutes, the tie will be decided by the taking of kicks from the penalty
mark in accordance with the procedure adopted by the International Football Association Board.
Dates for forthcoming rounds:
First w/c 4th October 2021
Second w/c 1st November 2021
Third w/c 29th November 2021
Fourth w/c 10th January 2022
Semi-Final w/c 14th February 2022
Final (1st Leg) w/c 21st March 2022*
Final (2nd Leg) w/c 28th March 2022*
* The League Challenge Cup Final may be played on a single date, dependent upon the fixture schedule
towards the end of the season and will be decided by the Board of Directors
P o o l e To w n F C v F a r n b o r o u g h F C | 2 9Upcoming Home Fixtures
Below are the confirmed home fixtures to end of October 2021
(Gaps in dates are for FA Cup, FA Trophy and League Cup Games
- These could be home or away so wathc this space!)
Sat Aug 21 Farnborough H 3.00 pm
Mon Aug 30 Dorchester Town H 3.00 pm
[Bank Holiday Monday]
Tue Sep 14 Taunton Town H 7.45 pm
Sat Oct 2 Beaconsfield H 3.00 pm
Tue Oct 12 Truro City H 7.45 pm
Sat Oct 16 Hendon H 3.00 pm
Sat Oct 23 Hayes & Yeading H 3.00 pm
The School Car Park in School Lane is back in use, and
tickets can be purchased on the gate or you can buy
them online through our website :
www.pooletownfc.co.uk
Ticket Prices
Adult £12,
Concession £8
U18 £5
Accompanied U13 £1.
P o o l e To w n F C v F a r n b o r o u g h F C | 3 0Matchday Teams
Poole Town FC v Farnborough
Mark Childs (GK) Dante Baptiste (GK)
Thiago Caze Da Silva Louie Paget
Sam Jackson John Oyenuga
Declan Rose Nic Ciardini
Jake Smeeton Seth Owens
Will Spetch Jordan Rose
Jamie Whisken © Michael Fernandes
Jack Dickson Sam Deering
Corby Moore CJ Fearn
Josh Carmichael Harry Cooksley
Sean Wright Regie Young
Jez Bedford Tom Leggett
Luke Burbidge Joseph Chidyausiku
Will Fletcher George Butler
Tony Lee Elijah Simpson
Luke Holmes Youel Emanuel
Bailey Rowe Richard Orlu
Joe Wickham
Manager: Tommy Killick Manager: Spencer Day
Assistant Manager: Micky Hubbard Coaches: Carl Garstang / James Gray
Coach: Richard Gillespie Kit Manager: Mike Long
Kit: White/Navy shirts, white
Kit: Black & Gold Stripe Shirts
shorts and white socks.
Black Shorts & Black Socks
Goalkeeper – Red
MATCH OFFICIALS
Referee: Paul Barber (Bournemouth)
Assistant Referees: Thomas Copping (Southampton)
Nigel Whitfield (Ferndown) Final Score Attendance
P o o l e To w n F C v F a r n b o r o u g h F C | 3 1Reid all about it !
SECRETARY’S CORNER POST Saturday 4th September we enter the FA Cup
in the 1st Qualifying Rd the draw is still awaited
– this should be out this Monday the 23rd
SECRETARY’S CORNER POST.
August following the Preliminary Rd games
WELCOME BACK:
this weekend.
A warm welcome to our visitors Farnborough
and our refereeing team we wish them all a
Remember that replays are back this season.
safe journey home – to all at the game please be
Our first league action into September sees an
respectful of the personal space of individuals
away trip to Metropolitan Police on the 11th
as we are still under the cloud of the pandemic.
September followed by a home game v Taunton
Those of you with access to the internet please
Town on Tuesday 14th September. Saturday
where you can please pass on any news etc to
18th is FA Cup 2nd Qualifying Rd day so no
our supporters who are not able to access the
league fixtures for that day but there may be
on-line programme.
some rearranged ones!!
REID ALL ABOUT:
SIN BIN ERROR SEES THEM PLAY IT AGAIN: Two away trips finish off September for us with
Brixham AFC 1 Bridgwater Utd 2 Kings Langley on Saturday 25th and a local
Having won through in this FA Cup Extra derby at Salisbury on Tuesday 28th – 7.45 pm.
Preliminary Rd game, Bridgwater pointed out Southern League Cup Draw: We have avoided
an error of the referee to the powers at be at the Preliminary Round although 11 Premier
the FA. Having already sent off a player with a South Clubs do have games. 1st Rd games will
straight red card the referee instead of issuing be in the week commencing the 4th October.
a 2nd yellow to a Bridgwater player sent him to See the stats page in this edition for the full list
the sin bin for a 10-minute rest and cool down of fixtures.
period of course the sin bin system is not used
FA YOUTH CUP:
in FA Cup games.
The Youth side have been drawn away at
Bemerton Heath Harlequins in the Preliminary
The resulting decision was that the game
Rd – the game is being played on Thursday 2nd
should be replayed at Fairfax Park, Bridgwater
September with a 7.00 pm kick off. Should they
on Tuesday 17th – and it finished with the same
progress they will be away to either Dorchester
result as last time a 2 – 1 win for Bridgwater in
Town or Fareham Town in the week beginning
front of a 223 crowd.
the 13th September in the 1st Qualifying Rd.
This weekend the Step 4 sides enter the fray
HAMPSHIRE COMBINATION & DEVELOPMENT
and on Monday we will know who we will be
U23’s DIVISION:
facing in the 1st Qualifying Rd.
Poole Town Reserves – They start their season
with a home league game v Laverstock & Ford
11 Wessex clubs this weekend are involved in
on Wednesday 18th August kick off at 7.45 pm.
8 ties. Baffins Milton Rovers face ex Wessex
side Sholing while Lymington Town now of TRAVEL NEWS:
the Southern League entertain Bournemouth There will be a team coach this season and
Poppies. In the Western League 5 teams are the next trip will be to Harrow Borough on
through with 3 teams facing Southern League Saturday 28th August. All supporters must
opposition with one all Western League tie take a LFT and provide evidence of a negative
Bridgwater Utd v IIfracombe Town. result in order to travel on the coach. No
timings as yet for this trip. Please book at the
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August – Dorchester Town are our visitors –
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Saturday 7th August 2021
FT Poole Town FC 0 4 AFC Bournemouth X1
Saturday 31st July 2021
FT Poole Town FC 1 4 Cirencester Town 196
Saturday 24th July 2021
FT Poole Town FC 0 2 Torquay United 396
Wednesday 21st July 2021
FT Poole Town FC 1 1 Lymington Town
Saturday 17th July 2021
FT Winchester City 2 6 Poole Town FC
Wednesday 13th July 2021
FT Shaftesbury Town 1 6 Poole Town FC
Thursday 8th July 2021
FT Merley Cobham FC 0 5 Poole Town FC
Jack Dickson racing down the right wing at Gosport!
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Table correct as at: 20 August 2021
Pos Team P W D L F A +/- Pts
1 Hayes & Yeading United 2 2 0 0 9 2 7 6
2 Taunton Town 2 2 0 0 6 2 4 6
3 Weston-super-Mare 2 2 0 0 4 1 3 6
4 Beaconsfield Town 2 2 0 0 3 1 2 6
5 Farnborough 2 1 1 0 3 1 2 4
6 Yate Town 2 1 1 0 2 1 1 4
7 Walton Casuals 2 1 1 0 1 0 1 4
8 Harrow Borough 2 1 0 1 4 2 2 3
9 Hendon 2 1 0 1 6 6 0 3
10 Poole Town 2 1 0 1 5 5 0 3
11 Gosport Borough 2 1 0 1 4 4 0 3
12 Truro City 2 1 0 1 3 5 -2 3
13 Metropolitan Police 2 0 2 0 1 1 0 2
14 Tiverton Town 2 0 1 1 1 2 -1 1
15 Merthyr Town 2 0 1 1 3 5 -2 1
16 Chesham United 2 0 1 1 1 3 -2 1
17 Salisbury 2 0 1 1 1 3 -2 1
18 Hartley Wintney 2 0 1 1 2 5 -3 1
19 Swindon Supermarine 2 0 1 1 1 4 -3 1
20 Wimborne Town 2 0 1 1 1 4 -3 1
21 Dorchester Town 2 0 0 2 2 4 -2 0
22 Kings Langley 2 0 0 2 0 2 -2 0
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P o o l e To w n F C v F a r n b o r o u g h F C | 3 8Fixtures & Results
Saturday 14th August 2021 Attendance
FT Dorchester Town 1 2 Beaconsfield Town 358
FT Farnborough 0 0 Walton Casuals 402
FT Gosport Borough 4 3 Poole Town 429
FT Harrow Borough 1 2 Yate Town
FT Hayes & Yeading United 3 0 Swindon Supermarine 247
FT Kings Langley 0 1 Weston-super-Mare 181
FT Merthyr Town 2 2 Hartley Wintney 593
FT Metropolitan Police 0 0 Salisbury 311
FT Tiverton Town 0 0 Chesham United 262
FT Truro City 0 4 Hendon 205
FT Wimborne Town 1 4 Taunton Town 595
Tuesday 17th August 2021
FT Chesham United 1 3 Farnborough
FT Hartley Wintney 0 3 Harrow Borough 208
FT Hendon 2 6 Hayes & Yeading United 312
FT Kings Langley 0 1 Beaconsfield Town 266
FT Poole Town 2 1 Tiverton Town 398
FT Salisbury 1 3 Truro City 642
FT Swindon Supermarine 1 1 Metropolitan Police 238
FT Taunton Town 2 1 Dorchester Town 526
FT Walton Casuals 1 0 Gosport Borough 248
FT Weston-super-Mare 3 1 Merthyr Town 791
FT Yate Town 0 0 Wimborne Town 171
Saturday 21st August 2021
3pm Chesham United v Merthyr Town
3pm Hartley Wintney v Wimborne Town
3pm Hendon v Dorchester Town
3pm Poole Town v Farnborough
3pm Salisbury v Harrow Borough
3pm Swindon Supermarine v Kings Langley
3pm Taunton Town v Metropolitan Police
3pm Tiverton Town v Beaconsfield Town
3pm Walton Casuals v Truro City
3pm Weston-super-Mare v Gosport Borough
3pm Yate Town v Hayes & Yeading United
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