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POOLE TOWN FC www.pooletownfc.co.uk
2021/22
POOLE TOWN FC
V
BEACONSFIELD TOWN
2 OCTOBER 2021 - KO 3.00PM
Pitching-In Southern League - Premier South
THE BLACK
P o o l eGOLD
T o w n FSTAD
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POOLE TOWN FOOTBALL CLUB
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.
IN THE BOARDROOM
PRESIDENT Clive Robbins CLUB SECRETARY
CHAIRMAN Chris Reeves Bill Reid
VICE CHAIRMAN Pippa Daniels 15 Addison Close,
DIRECTORS David Reeves Romsey, SO51 7TL.
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John MacArthur
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GENERAL MANAGER Phil Hooper
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TEAM MANAGEMENT Dorset, BH15 1AU
FIRST TEAM MANAGER Tom Killick
ASSISTANT MANAGER Michael Hubbard Shareholders:
GOALKEEPING COACH Andy Fletcher Chris Reeves
COACHES: Richard Gillespie Pippa Daniels
Jody Rivers
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The Chairman
Chris Reeves
Chairman
A very warm welcome is extended today to
our friends from Beaconsfield in the shape
of their players,officials and supporters.
They have had some fine results among
their games so far this season and we will
have to be at our best if the three points are on the night, a quality goal from the well again
to be won. Tony Lee and a well earned point in Wiltshire.
An awful lot seems to have happened since This coming Tuesday evening sees our first clash
my last set of notes produced for the FA Cup of the season with near neighbours Wimborne and
tie with Chippenham two weeks ago. The lads our first visit to their new home when we travel
were in my opinion superb in both games for a Southern League Cup tie. That will be an
w w w . P O O L E T O W N F C . C O . U K
demonstrating that they would certainly interesting evening I have no doubt as both teams
not be out of place in the division above, will undoubtedly want to give much needed pitch
matching our higher ranked opponents time to players pressing for regular inclusion in
in the first game and at times completely the starting eleven. The following night our u23
outplaying them on their own patch in the side are in action here against Andover in their
replay without getting the reward that their own league cup ok 7.45.These boys play delightful
efforts fully deserved. Those that weren’t football and I can assure you there are far worse
there to see the quality of the performance ways of spending an evening!
will perhaps only focus on the 1-0 defeat.
Finally I have to mention our magnificent skipper
The loss against Kings Langley last weekend Jamie Whisken who completed 350 appearances
was quite literally one of those afternoons for the Club in the first game v Chippenham.
that in all probability will never be repeated. We have been privileged to have had Jamie in
The catalogue of misfortune that the lads our ranks for so many years. He has been an
had to overcome proved just too much and inspirational leader of the team on and off the
in hindsight perhaps understandably so. The field and a brilliantly consistent performer never
frustration was compounded when the video letting his high standards slip. Thanks for all you
footage which we were convinced would have done for us Jamie and I for one hope very
provide the foundation for a successful much that you will carry on doing it for a lot
appeal against Corby’s red card proved longer yet!
inconclusive as the camera zipped away
from the incident at just the crucial moment. Enjoy the game and don’t forget the 50:50 tickets
Given that in such appeals it is a mandatory
requirement to have video evidence we now
have to do without him for three matches.
Chris
Tuesday night at Salisbury gave the lads Chris Reeves
the chance to bounce back from the Kings Chairman
Langley disappointment and to be fair the
quality of their play amid a frenetic local
derby at a ground where most teams get
beaten went a long way to reminding the
non league football world that it is the
Chippenham displays and not the Kings
Langley performance that defines where the
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Welcome Jody Rivers!
We are delighted to announce a new addition
to our coaching team in the shape of Jody
Rivers. Jody has been involved with the first
team since preseason got underway and
has impressed with the sessions he has put
on and for the way he has settled into the
group. Jody has over 15 years coaching
experience and has visited some of the
biggest Clubs in this country and abroad
studying the techniques of some of the elite
coaches in the game. He was previously first
team coach at Dorchester and had a spell
as interim manager in 2019. His “day job”
involves running his own successful football
academy for children based in Southampton
and Salisbury where he lives. Welcome to
the Club Jody-we are delighted to have you
involved.
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P o o l e To w n F C v B e a c o n s f i e l d To w n F C | 1 0The Captain
Jamie Whisken
Captain
Afternoon All,
Big home game today, a game we massively
need to get three points in!!! After last
Saturdays away result, which was obviously
disappointing, we bounced back with a solid
performance versus Salisbury. A game in
which we were adamant we deserved the win.
With our goals (One which was offside & a stone
wall penalty) we should have had, but we’ll take
the performance and move on.
Beaconsfield always prove to be a tough test
for us. It’ll take a big performance to get the
three points but we’re ready for the battle.
Get behind the lads, this will be a huge three
points and propel us back amongst it.
C'mon you Dolphins!!!!!!
‘Get behind the
Whisk lads, this will
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Jamie Whisken
Team Captain be a huge three
points... ’
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SECRETARY’S CORNER POST
WELCOME BACK: Southern League Cup Draw:
A warm welcome to our visitors Beaconsfield In the1st Rd we have been drawn away at
Town for our latest Pitching In Southern Wimborne Town on Tuesday 5th October – **
League – Premier South fixture and our Note the early kick off 7.30 pm. Wimborne are
refereeing team we wish them all a safe in FA Cup action today so check their result
journey home – to all at the game please be at Hampton & Richmond in case a replay is
respectful of the personal space of individuals required. The game is over 90 minutes and
as we are still under the cloud of the pandemic. penalties if required to decide the result.
Those of you with access to the internet please Buildbase FA Trophy: Draw awaited.
where you can please pass on any news etc to We enter at the 3rd Qualifying Rd stage on
our supporters who are not able to access the Saturday 30th October.
on-line programme.
FA YOUTH CUP:
REID ALL ABOUT: The Youth side won away at Bemerton Heath
1996 & ALL THAT: Harlequins in the Preliminary Rd winning 5
June 1996 = No ground, no team and Trevor – 1. On Wednesday evening 15th September
Parker is appointed as the new Poole Town they took on Dorchester Town away in the 1st
Manager and life starts in Hampshire Division Qualifying Rd and won through 2 – 1. The 2nd
1 on the 17th August 1996 with a home game v Qualifying Rd game away at Gosport Borough
Moneyfields kick off 3.00 pm out at Holt Utd at on Thursday 30th though was a 2 – 0 defeat.
Gaunts Common in front of around 150 hardy
souls. HAMPSHIRE COMBINATION & DEVELOPMENT
Starting times that season varied greatly 7.30 U23’s DIVISION:
pm, 6.30 pm, 3.00 pm, 2.15 pm & 1.45 pm. Poole Town Reserves – Their next homes
The team for that 1st game was: games are Wednesday 6th October v Andover
Shane Wheeler, Scott Bradford, Mark Barton, Town in the U23 Challenge Cup and Wednesday
Darren Biggs ©, Chris Smith, Mark Allan, 13th October v Weymouth in the U23 League –
Danny Peach, Steve Hillyer, Adam Hanley, both kick off at 7.45 pm. Admission: Adults -
Chris Collinge, Craig Wilson – Subs: Stuart £5.00 Concessions - £3.00 U16’s – Free
Richmond, Mark Smith, Gavin Davis (GK). Season Tickets holders – Free.
Unfortunately the result was a 1 – 0 defeat in
fact it was not until a 1 – 1 home draw in the Today Saturday 2nd October they were due
5th game of the season that the 1st point was to be in Dorset Senior Trophy 1st Rd action at
gained v Hayling Utd. Stalbridge from the Dorset Senior League but
Stalbridge could not raise a team. They are
FIXTURES FOR OCTOBER ETC: also due away at Hamworthy Utd on Tuesday
Next up in the league is a Saturday trip to 19th October – 7.45 pm.
Swindon Supermarine on October 9th. The
home game v Truro City due on the 12th TRAVEL NEWS:
October has been moved due to County/ The next trip will be to Swindon Supermarine.
League Cup clashes for the Cornish outfit. So All supporters must take a LFT and provide
then Hendon visit us on Saturday 16th October evidence of a negative result in order to travel
and then on Tuesday 19th October it is the long on the coach. Please book at the Club Shop.
evening trip to Merthyr Town. Saturday 23rd
October and it is home v Hayes & Yeading Utd YOURS IN SPORT
and then it is the visit of Truro City on Tuesday BILL REID.
26th October.
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I do not usually react to negative postings
on the Club’s Fans Forum but I do respect
the fact that supporters have been waiting
a long time for the “Big Announcement”and
with our lease of the Black Gold having just
over three years to run I understand the
concerns expressed.
I guess it shouldn’t surprise me that the
default position of a minority is to suggest
that we have no plan and that all is doom and
gloom-suffice to say that that is far from the
truth. What we have been working on with
interested stakeholders including of course actively involved in the process which of late
BCP Council over the last few years is an has gathered renewed momentum. There
immense project which will dramatically are a number of main players that want it to
change the shape of so much of the Town. happen and let me say with some force that
Our relocation is an integral part of that BCP Council have proved to be good friends
project. The fact remains that the board of the Club in this process.
is under a confidentiality embargo and
however much we might all wish it to be Rest assured that as soon as I am able to
different that fact remains. make that “Big Announcement” I will be only
too delighted!!
As you would expect we are keeping the
Trust that operates the Oakdale School in The Club is in a good place and we have a
the loop and our discussions with that Trust great future ahead of us.
are positive – clearly there may well be a
period of overlap and we are making plans
accordingly.
Chris
Chris Reeves
The Club do not control the pace of the
Chairman
project nor the timing of it coming into the
public domain. Suffice to say that we are
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Welcome to today’s match and to our visitors
from Beaconsfield, we hope you have a safe
trip home.
Sadly I’m not able to attend today’s game,
but it’s for a good reason: St John’s will be in
the midst of a ‘Real lives’ weekend, hosting
a series of events for people of all ages,
thinking about life and faith with Australian
visitor Glen Scrivener.
This evening’s event will see Glen many ways. There’s something wonderful
interviewing Major General Tim Cross CBE, about the way Jesus changes lives for the
then speaking himself about the Christian better. It’s inspiring to see in others and a
message, drawing together some of the gratifying privilege to experience oneself
strands of what Tim has said. It should be what it is to be caught up in the purposes of
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Tom Killick
Manager
Today we welcome Beaconsfield to the Black Gold.
They have started the season strongly and are
two places below us in the table. They recently
beat Truro away which is no easy task. Looking at
the league table we need to start picking up points
at a good level if we are to make ground on the
leading pack.
I was away last week due to a family commitment have in the changing room. We will miss him but
I just could not miss. I hate missing games but on wish him the best of luck at Dorchester and I
this occasion felt it was something I had to do. We would like to thank him for all he has done for us.
had a bad day with already being short of players He will be welcome back anytime .
and then losing Tony Lee to illness on the coach
journey to the game. I’ve watched the game back In terms of the playing side I am hoping we will
and it wasn’t a terrible performance but their have a new face on board today on loan but I am
first goal was a bad mistake on our part and then not going to give details here as at the time of
Corby was in our view harshly sent off. That put preparing these notes it has not been finalised. I
us in a really difficult position of having to chase a am always looking for players who might improve
game with ten men away from home and although us and that process never stops. It’s the old story
we had good spells just couldn’t quite pull it off. though that they have to be in a position where
they will improve the group we have. Getting
Salisbury was a much better game for us. We players of the right calibre at a financial level we
were tenacious and energetic and in the first half can afford is difficult and sometimes you have to
were the better side. We scored a good goal to go be patient and sometimes its important not too
in front and were then very unlucky when we had overlook the players you already have. If you
an effort cleared off the line, a massive penalty bring someone in on loan and as a result end
appeal turned down and then a goal disallowed up losing one of your permanent players it can
for off side. If we had gone two goals in front I cause problems when the loan player returns to
would of expected us to go on and win the game. his parent club. Also you have to be sure any loan
However, with only a one goal lead, Salisbury players are really going to buy into the team work
fought back in the second half and a hard fought ethic and are fully motivated to not only progress
draw was probably a fair result. Salisbury are a their own careers but help the club along the way.
very good side so I think it was appositive result
for us. Once again thank you so much to all you
supporters who are travelling to our away
On a sad note I have to announce that Thiago matches and making such a difference to us with
Casa Silva has left us to join Dorchester. I am your vocal encouragement. Hopefully we will
gutted to lose Thiago. He is a real warrior on the have a good number here today and we can give
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Whisk and he understandably became frustrated
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Tom
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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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TOM KILLICK Sponsored By:
MANAGER PIPPA DANIELS
Took over in May 2004, previously a Town player
with a long non-league career as a prolific striker, Non-League Player of the Year
1991/2 & member of the F.A. Vase winning Wimborne team in 1991/92. Arrived
from Salisbury City where he was Assistant Manager. Steered club to promotion in
his first year and established Poole as a powerhouse team in the Wessex Premier
Division. Winning the last three titles and promoted to The Southern South & West
in 2011-12, he built a squad to finish 2nd in their first year and missed out on
Promotion in the play-off final but won the league outright in 2012-13, winning
the Dorset Senior cup in 2010, 2013 and 2014. 2014/15 18/19 – took side to
runners-up in the Premier and Red Insure Cup winners adding the Southern
Premier title in 2015/16 & a 5th place in National League South in 2016/2017
prior to the relegation reverse of season 17/18. Made play offs 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.
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ANDY FLETCHER
GOALKEEPING COACH
MIKE CHRISTOPHER
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.
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.
JODY RIVERS
COACH
Jody has over 15 years coaching experience and has visited some of the biggest
clubs in this country and abroad studying the techniques of some of the elite
coaches in the game. He was previously first team coach at Dorchester and
had a spell as interim manager in 2019. His “day job” involves running his own
successful football academy for children based in Southampton
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DEFENDER
The defender was one several players that moved GOWER
west to Poole Town from AFC Totton in the summer of
2013. The 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
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Right Back signed from Yeovil Town summer
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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.
CORBY MOORE
MIDFIELD
Sponsored By:
Arrived back at the club in 2016/2017 after
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previously during a loan spell from Forest Green. At one
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into his familiar midfield role. Also played with Frome Town and Bishop’s Stortford.
Was a member of the Southampton Academy and has also played for Indy Eleven in the USA.
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MIDFIELD
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. Prior to moving to Weymouth he
spent time with Gosport Borough. Born in Poole, he is eligible to play for Scotland
and made appearances for them at U16 and U19 level.
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.
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LUKE HOLMES
MIDFIELD
Previously with Wimborne Town, Luke is a skillful and
creative player who also chips in with goals.
SEAN WRIGHT
MIDFIELD
Versatile attacking midfielder with an eye for goal
previously with Dorchester Town and Hamworthy Utd.
JOE WICKHAM
FORWARD
BAILEY ROWE
FORWARD
A Full British Virgin Island international
with 5 caps and 2 goals for the senior side.
WILL FLETCHER
FORWARD
Formerly with Hamworthy and Wimborne.
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TONY LEE
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Strong and capable proven goalscorer
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WHAT would football look like if heading didn’t The unique match, which ended 5-5, featured
exist? Last Sunday we found out at Spennymoor ex-Spennymoor and Middlesbrough players and
Town’s Brewery Field. ex-professionals, some with Premier League and
international experience, representing the two
The National League North club hosted the first teams, Head for Change and The Solan Connor
adult football match without heading to raise Fawcett Family Cancer Trust.
money and continue the conversation about the
safety of players. Team Solan won on penalties in front of 390
people, who witnessed potentially the start of the
The fixture, organised by charity Head for biggest change the game will have ever seen.
Change, only allowed headers in the penalty area
for the first half and then restricted all heading Heading is a fundamental part of football but it is
during the second. without doubt damaging to the human brain and
that’s why options are being explored to lessen it.
Professor Willie Stewart from Glasgow University Being only allowed to head the ball in the penalty
published research showing that footballers area, during the first-half of the fixture, meant
are up to five times more likely to suffer from there was still a goal threat from crosses and set
dementia than the general population. pieces and long balls could be played forward.
He believes that neurodegenerative brain Ironically, James Marwood, the former Gateshead
disease is linked to heading after further studies and Forest Green Rovers striker, scored the
showed that defenders were more at risk than opener with his head after Gavin Cogdon had hit a
goalkeepers, who rarely head the ball. post with a diving header at the other end.
Dr Judith Gates, co-founder of Head for Change, There was just one incident when the rules were
set up the charity after her husband Bill, who forgotten and a defender nodded down a long ball
played for Middlesbrough and Spennymoor, was forward resulting in a free-kick awarded to the
diagnosed with dementia in 2014. Bill, 77, was opposition.
forced to retire aged 29 after regularly suffering
migraines. When heading was removed entirely from the
match in the second half, the change was evident,
“I want people to come away from today with played more like a 5-a-side game with shorter
knowledge and the facts that the dangers of passing and where aerial duels don’t exist.
heading in football is not a myth,” said Judith, who
saw her husband kick-off the special match. “We But this was why the match was an important
are not proposing to ban heading but there needs practical experiment to discover how football
to be a discussion about how to protect people would be affected and to keep the conversation
who are playing football. going.
“The time for action is now, the weight of evidence What are your views on heading in football?
from the studies in this country and the USA Email us: NLP@GreenwaysPublishing.co.uk
means we can no longer ignore this. There are
too many former players who are no longer with
us because of neurodegenerative disease.
“My husband Bill is here today, but he will not
remember it tomorrow. We have to protect the
players of the future.”
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BEACONSFIELD TOWN FC CLUB HISTORY
Though formed as recently as the summer South Midlands Premier Division at the
of 2017 the roots of Beaconsfield Town first attempt but also win the Berks &
FC stem from Beaconsfield SYCOB which Bucks FA Senior Trophy and the Premier
was founded in 1994 following a merger Division League Cup, a fantastic treble of
between Beaconsfield United and Slough silverware.
Youth Centre Old Boys (hence the “SYCOB”
in the Clubs name). Promoted to Division 1 South & West, the
club finished a highly creditable fourth
United dated back to 1921 and were place and made the Play Offs before losing
themselves a coming together of two out to AFC Totton. Moving to the Southern
local teams whilst Slough Youth Centre League Midland Division for 2009 / 10,
formed their first football team in 1938. Beaconsfield SYCOB then went through
With Slough Youth Centre Old Boys a succession of managers, players,
unable to progress due to a lack of highs and lows until finishing in bottom
ground provisions and United themselves place in 2010 / 11. Only a reprieve and a
struggling on and off the field at the time league restructure saved The Rams from
the decision was taken to amalgamate the the drop but since then they have gone
two clubs and so Beaconsfield SYCOB was on to over achieve for a club of its size.
born. Under the guidance of Byron Walton they
finished fifth in the 2011-12 season and
Initially playing in the London Spartan lost out in the Play Off Final to Bedworth
Premier Division, and with Fred Deanus as United. The following season and with
Chairman, Beaconsfield SYCOB chalked James Pritchard at the helm they again
up a series of Top Five finishes before finished fifth but lost out to Rugby Town
finally winning the league in 2000 / 01 in a Play Off Semi-Final though the season
under the guidance of Simon Delahunty. did end with some silverware following
However they were refused promotion to a fine win over Chesham United in the
the Isthmian League due to some harsh Berks & Bucks FA Senior Cup.
technicalities over the terms of their
lease. A further three seasons were spent 2013-14 saw Gary Meakin take over as
in the Spartan South Midlands Premier manager just five days before the start of
Division before Beaconsfield SYCOB again the season and with only five players on
won the league in 2003 / 04 and this time the clubs books – to finish 8th and reach
gained promotion to the Southern Football the Quarter Finals of the League Cup
League (Division One East). was a fine achievement as was a runner
up spot in the Berks & Bucks FA Senior
The Rams made solid progress in their Cup, Chesham United gaining revenge for
early years at Step 4 and over three defeat twelve months earlier.
seasons played in three different leagues
– Division 1 East, Division 1 West and The 2014-15 season saw a partnership
finally Division 1 South & West from with the FAB Academy who provided
where they were relegated in 2006 / 07. the bulk of the teams players under the
However the appointment of ex-player stewardship of Andy Hurley and Nas
Jamie Jarvis, ably assisted by Peter Scott, Bashir. That partnership continued into
saw The Rams not only win the Spartan 2015-16 season with Geoff Warner
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as manager as The Rams finished in a formed Evo-Stik League South Premier
respectable ninth place whilst the 2016- South division, The Rams achieved a
17 season saw them under joint managers highly credible 12th place finish as well as
Andy Hurley and Leigh Wooldridge and reaching the First Round of the F.A. Trophy
ended with a 16th place league finish for the first time in their history, losing
though a run to the Fourth Qualifying out to eventual finalists Leyton Orient.
Round of the F.A. Cup was a “Best Ever”
for SYCOB. The truncated 2019/20 and 2020/21
seasons saw plenty going on off the field
The 2017-18 season saw the return of as the club expanded with the establishing
Gary Meakin as the first manager of the of an Academy as well as Under 23 / 18
newly named Beaconsfield Town, with / 17 and 16 teams and plans in place to
Chris Coyle as Chairman. The Rams had add further age group sides as well as
virtually a whole new team and, helped a Ladies team. A brand new 3G playing
by an amazing away record, they kept surface was commissioned over the
in touch with the League pacesetters to summer of 2021 as The Rams look to build
finally gain top spot on the last day of the for the future both on and off the pitch.
season and claim the Evo-Stik League
South, East title. Competing at Level 3 for
the first time in their history in the newly
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Alex Tokarczyk – Goalkeeper Alex Lafleur – Defender
Age: 29 Age: 21
Previous Clubs: Chesham United / Farnborough Previous Clubs: Salisbury / Chalfont St Peter /
/ Hanwell Town / Hemel Hempstead Town / Moneyfields / Harrow Borough
Basingstoke Town / Kings Langley
A summer addition to The Rams squad, Alex
Vastly experienced stopper who has played in is an attack minded left back who came up
Scotland for both Montrose and Falkirk. Joined through the ranks at Watford and Luton Town.
The Rams from neighbours Kings Langley
Luke Neville – Defender
Aymen Azaze – Goalkeeper
Age: 26
Age: 19 Previous Clubs: Staines Town / Egham Town
Previous Clubs: Barnet
A PE Teacher, Luke made over 100 appearances
Belgium born Aymen is a professional with for Egham before joining Beaconsfield in
Barnet for whom he played 12 First Team the summer of 2017. Has now played over a
games in the 2020/21 season. Signed on loan century of games for The Rams. Mr. Reliable.
for The Rams in September 2021.
Oliver Sprague – Defender
Jordan Aghatise – Defender
Age: 28
Age: 23 Previous Clubs: Hendon / Welling United /
Previous Clubs: Greenwich Borough / Bedfont Billericay / Northwood / St. Albans
Sports / Grays Athletic / Kettering Town / Fleet
Town Experienced defender who joined The Rams
from Romford at the start of the 2020/21
Tough tackling, committed defender who season. Played over 150 times for Hendon as
has also appeared for Dulwich Hamlet in the well as spending time in Cyprus with Aspis Pyla
National League South. A Manchester United FC. A Q.P.R. supporter.
supporter.
Callum Webb – Defender
Babs Jarra – Defender
Age: 26
Age: 29 Previous Clubs: Millwall / Slough Town /
Previous Clubs: Harrow Borough / Thatcham Chesham United / Kingstonian / Walton
Town / Swindon Supermarine Casuals
A former Player Of The Year at Thatcham Town A former professional at Millwall, Callum
with whom he enjoyed victory in the FA Vase has had two previous spells with The Rams
at Wembley, winning Man of the Match in the including 15 games during the Championship
process. winning season. Brother of midfielder Nathan.
Marcus Johnson-Schuster – Defender Jordan Ajanlekoko – Midfield
Age: 26 Age: 28
Previous Clubs: Hungerford Town / Wealdstone Previous Clubs: Wycombe Wanderers (Youth) /
/ Swindon Supermarine / Basingstoke Town / Chelsea (Youth) / Burnham / Egham Town
Braintree Town
Fans favourite ‘AJ’ always gives 100%
A former Scholar at Blackpool FC, Marcus runs commitment to the club both on and off the field.
his own football coaching company and joined Won two successive Young Player Of The Year
The Rams just prior to the start of the 2021-22 awards during a previous stint with SYCOB
season.
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for whom he played over a century of games Hayes & Yeading United. A Chelsea supporter
and has also made over 100 appearances for who is a teacher in ‘real life’.
Beaconsfield Town.
Kensley Maloney – Midfield
Andrei Chirac – Midfield Age: 25
Age: 18 Previous Clubs: Harrow Borough / Bracknell
Previous Clubs: U18 Town / Westfield / Binfield
Andrei is the first of the newly established An Arsenal supporter and ex-England
Beaconsfield Town U18 side to make the step Schoolboys U18 player, Kensley joined The
up to the First Team. Made his debut against Rams in the summer of 2021 from neighbours
Harrow Borough in the League Cup. A Liverpool Harrow Borough.
supporter.
Oli McCoy – Midfield
Scott Davies – Midfield Age: 24
Age: 33 Previous Clubs: Birmingham City / Yeovil Town
Previous Clubs: Reading / Wycombe Wanderers (Loan) / Wealdstone (Loan)
/ Aldershot Town / Oxford United / Crawley
Town / Wealdstone / Slough Town Oli first played at Holloways Park for SYCOB
in the 2016/17 season. This brought him to
A former professional with the likes of the attention of Birmingham City for whom
Wycombe, Oxford United and Bristol Rovers he signed a professional contract, making
Scott also earned three caps for the Republic many appearances for their U23 side during a
Of Ireland U21 side. Joined The Rams on a dual three and a half year stay. Joined The Rams in
registration with neighbours Slough Town in October 2020.
August 2021.
Aaron Minhas – Midfield
Scott Donnelly – Midfield Age: 28
Age: 33 Previous Clubs: Beaconsfield SYCOB / Windsor
Previous Clubs: QPR / Aldershot Town / / Reading City
Swansea City / Wycombe Wanderers /
Newport County / Havant & Waterlooville Aaron made over 90 appearances for SYCOB
between 2015-17 and was also an integral
Vastly experienced former pro who played part of The Rams Championship winning side
League football with the likes of QPR and of 2017-18, scoring Beaconsfield Town’s first
Wycombe Wanderers Part of the Aldershot ever competitive goal. Has played international
Town and Newport County sides that won football for the Panjab national team in the
promotion to the Football League. Joined from CONIFA World Cup.
neighbours Hayes & Yeading United with whom
he played over 100 games.
Bajram Pashaj – Midfield
Age: 27
Toby Little – Midfield Previous Clubs: Harrow Borough / Staines
Age: 32 Town / Egham Town
Previous Clubs: Hayes & Yeading United /
Kingstonian / Chesham United / Basingstoke Joined from Harrow Borough during the 2017
Town / Woking / 18 season. Fully established as a regular in
the side before two long term injuries curtailed
Vastly experienced midfielder who has played his last couple of campaigns. Now happily now
over 500 career games including over 150 for back to full fitness.
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Carl Stewart – Midfield Gary Meakin – Manager
Age: 24 Age: 37
Previous Clubs: Watford / Oxford City / Marlow Previous Clubs Managed: Hillingdon Borough /
/ Bedfont Sports Northwood / Wingate & Finchley / Beaconsfield
SYCOB / Burnham / Egham Town
A former professional at both Watford and
Polish side Zaglebie Sosnowiec. Joined The Gary played for the likes of Hendon, Doncaster
Rams in the summer of 2021. Rovers, Northwood and Telford United before
injury put paid to his playing career. In his first
Antonis Vasilou – Midfield spell at SYCOB he led the club to a runners
Age: 20 up spot in the Berks & Bucks Cup as well as a
Previous Clubs: Barnet / St. Albans (Loan) highly respectable eighth place in the league.
In a brief second spell he led the club away
A Cypriot U19 international Antonius joined The from the relegation zone before moving onto
Rams on loan from National League Barnet for Egham Town where he achieved consecutive
whom he is a full time professional. Play Off places. Installed as the first manager
of Beaconsfield Town he led The Rams to the
Dylan Kearney – Forward Evo-Stik League South, East title in 2017/18
and a highly respectable 12th place in the
Age: 24 Premier South in 2018/19, the clubs highest
Previous Clubs: Hayes & Yeading United /
ever placing.
Harrow Borough / Hendon / Uxbridge / Sutton
United / Dulwich Hamlet
Wes Daly – Assistant Manager
Signed from neighbours Hayes & Yeading Age: 38
United for whom he made his debut aged 18. Previous Clubs Played For: QPR / Raith Rovers
Dylan is a proven goal-scorer for all the clubs / Bromley / AFC Wimbledon / Maidenhead
he has represented. Has played in the National United / Boreham Wood / Basingstoke Town /
League for Sutton United. Hemel Hempstead Town / Egham Town
Tyrone Lewthwaite – Forward Wes retired from football at the end of the
truncated 2019/20 season having been
Age: 22 Captain of The Rams for whom he played over
Previous Clubs: Hampton & Richmond Borough
100 games and led to the Evo-Stik League South,
/ Chesham United / Watford (Youth)
East title in 2017/18. A former professional
with both QPR and Raith Rovers Wes also
Arsenal supporting Tyrone joined in December
played a major part in AFC Wimbledon’s rise
2020 from Hampton & Richmond. Has previously
up the Non League ladder and played over 500
played many times for Rotherham United U18
senior games.
side also making the bench for the First Team.
A Northern Ireland U19 international.
Ryan Wharton – Coach
Jefferson Louis – Forward Age: 37
Previous Clubs: Marlow / Chalfont St Peter
Age: 42 / Royston Town / Hendon / St. Albans City /
Previous Clubs: Loads!
Harefield United
An ex-Pro for the likes of Oxford United, Bristol
Ryan played for Beaconsfield SYCOB back in
Rovers, Mansfield Town and Wrexham. Joined
the 2010/11 season. A no nonsense centre
The Rams from local rivals Chesham United.
half in his playing days he was appointed First
Has also played international football for
Team coach in the summer of 2021.
Dominica.
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www.tandmglass.comUpcoming Home Fixtures
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(Gaps in dates are for FA Cup, FA Trophy and League Cup Games
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Sat Oct 2 Beaconsfield H 3.00 pm
Sat Oct 16 Hendon H 3.00 pm
Sat Oct 23 Hayes & Yeading H 3.00 pm
Tue Oct 26 Truro City H 7.45 pm
Tues Nov 9 Weston Super-mare H 7.45pm
Sat Nov 20 Chesham United H 3.00pm
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Poole Town FC v Beaconsfield Town FC
Mark Childs (GK) Alex Tokarczyk (GK)
Thiago Caze Da Silva Aymen Azaze (GK)
Sam Jackson Jordan Aghatise
Declan Rose Babs Jarra ©
Jack Dickson Marcus Johnson-Schuster
Will Spetch Alex Lafleur
Jamie Whisken © Luke Neville
Dan Bartlett Oliver Sprague
Corby Moore Callum Webb
Josh Carmichael Jordan Ajanlekoko
Sean Wright Andrei Chirac
Jez Bedford Scott Davies
Luke Burbidge Scott Donnelly
Will Fletcher Toby Little
Tony Lee Kensley Maloney
Luke Holmes Oli McCoy
Bailey Rowe Aaron Minhas
Joe Wickham Bajram Pashaj
Carl Stewart
Antonis Vasilou
Dylan Kearney
Tyrone Lewthwaite
Jefferson Louis
Manager: Tommy Killick Manager: Gary Meakin
Assistant Manager: Micky Hubbard Assistant Manager: Wes Daly
Coach: Richard Gillespie Coach: Ryan Wharton
Physio: Dominic Burchett
Kit: Black & Gold Stripe Shirts Kit: White Away Kit
Black Shorts & Black Socks
MATCH OFFICIALS
Referee: Iain Parsons (Salisbury)
Assistant Referees: John Davison (Houghton le Spring) Final Score Attendance
Victoria Davison (Houghton le Spring)
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