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Saturday August 28th 2021 KICK OFF : 3.00PM VS Flackwell Heath FC Spartan South Midlands Football League Premier Division Todays Match SPonsor : FREEMANS ACCOUNTANTS First Team Sponsor PROPERTY ZONE
WELCOME A very warm welcome to todays match officials, the players, committee & supporters of Flackwell Heath Football Club for this Spartan South Midlands Premier Division Match. Todays fixture is our first fixture with Flackwell Heath, and our now our fourth game in the Premier Division. As we have seen from our first three League matches, this division will be decided by fine margins. We have led in every match and if chances were taken we should have had a 100% return on points. Lets hope todays match is as entertaining as the first three New Salamis Committee Chairman : Mihali Mihalakis Vice Chairman : Stathis Efstathiou Hon.Secretary : Sotiris Louca First Team General Manager : Andrew Kouroushi Treasurer : Athos Aristidou Committee : Sotiris Louca, Joe Neophitou, Panny Phylactou, Mario Georgiou, George Arti, Chris Kalli, Tony Constantinides, Serge Costa, Tony Paraschou, Chris Charalambous Head of Youth : Peter Xiouri First Team Management : Manager : Danny Bailey Assistants : Les Cleevely, Andrew Kouroushi GK Coach : Lysandros Demetriou Physio : Asshwin Giridran
MEET The GAFFER Danny Bailey in profile Danny began his career in football as an apprentice with Bournemouth, turning professional and making his league debut in the 1980–81 season. After only one further league appearance for Bournemouth, he dropped out of league football, joining Dagenham. He later joined Walthamstow Avenue, from whom he joined Torquay United on a free transfer in March 1984. His only league appearance for the Gulls came during the 1983–84 season, a 2–1 defeat away to Hartlepool United on 17 March. In 1984, Bailey moved to Grays Athletic. He subsequently joined Wealdstone from Wembley and in August 1989, returned to league football with Exeter City, again on a free transfer. His career took off, quickly establishing himself in the side, and after 64 league games, in which he scored two goals, he moved to Reading in December 1990 for a fee of £50,000 as the first signing under new owner John Madejski. In his first season and a half at Reading, he played 50 league games, scoring twice. However, out of the first team at the beginning of the 1992–93 season, he was loaned to Fulham making three league appearances. Still unable to break back into the Reading line-up, he returned to Exeter City on a free transfer in December 1992, and quickly re-established himself at St. James Park. In the summer of 1997, he was released after 152 further league appearances in which he scored four goals. Continued ..........
He joined Farnborough Town, beginning a journey around various non-league sides, quickly moving on to Slough Town in the 1997 close season. He remained at Slough until the end of the 1997–98 season, scoring one goal in the FA Trophy, but was one of many players sacked during a summer that saw Slough in deep financial trouble and eventually voted out of the Conference. He joined Telford United on a short-term contract on 21 August 1998, with the e mphasis on the short-term. He moved to Forest Green Rovers in September 1998, playing in the 1999 FA Trophy final, at which time "Non-League on the Net" r eported that he was based in London, where he owned his own fitness centre. In the close-season of 1999 he was released by Forest Green, joining Welling United on 29 July 1999. "The Kentish Times" linked him with moves to Basingstoke Town in December 1999, and Crawley Town in January 2000, however he remained at Welling and was released in the summer of 2000. In September 2000 he returned on a free t ransfer to play for Forest Green Rovers. In December 2000, he left Forest Green for a second time, moving to Aylesbury United, though he stayed only a few months at Aylesbury, moving to Grays Athletic in February 2001. He later played for Weston-super-Mare before joining Bath City in March 2002. He was released at the end of the season and joined Redbridge from where he joined Weymouth in November 2002,[8] playing regularly until the end of the season. He was without a club from August 2003 to November 2003 when he joined Chippenham Town. He later played for Stansted from where he joined Chesham United in December 2005, playing nine times until mid-February. He later joined Ware. In March 2008 he became first team coach at Potters Bar Town. Danny had spells Playing at other senior clubs, before setting up his Bailey Elite Coaching Centre with his brothers, and still plays to this day. The story goes on.
New Salamis Football Club History New Salamis FC were formed in 1971 by fans of Cypriot club Nea Salamis Famagusta, with the Cypriot based club acting as a parent club to their fans in the UK. Playing in the KOPA (Cypriot Football League) a British League set-up for Cypriots in London, the club won countless honours and left the league in season 2017/18 as the leagues most successful team, winning 12 League Titles. The club also won a record 7 London County Cups. In the 2015/16 season the club won the FA Sunday Cup, following a 1-1 draw with Barnes at Selhurst Park and winning on penalties. In 2016/17 the club lost to Hardwick Social Club on penalties again following a 1-1 draw, at Brammall Lane. Many of the players still play for the team today. In 2018/19 we moved into the Herts County Senior League, playing our matches at Enfield Town FC. In our first season we won the presitgous Aubrey Cup Final, and also acheived promotion to the Spartan South Midlands League, after finishing runners up. Season 2019/20 saw us participate in the Spartan South Midlands League Division One at Step 6, our ambition to achieve promotion to Step 5. In March 2020 when the Covid-19 pandemic hit, we sat top of the certain of a top four finish and promotion. We also were the top scorers in all top 10 Divisions as the season was null and voided. Last season saw the team reach the first round of the FA Cup, in our first season, and when the season was curtailed in November , we had managed to amas enough points to be promoted to the Premier Division on points per game over two season, this season sees a new chapter.
CLUB HONOURS HERTS SENIOR COUNTY PREMIER DIVISION Runners Up 2018/19 HERTS SENIOR COUNTY AUBREY CUP Winners 2018/19 FA SUNDAY NATIONAL CUP CHAMPIONS 2015-16 Runners-up 2016-17 KOPA LEAGUE FIRST DIVISION WINNERS ( x 12 ) 2017/18, 2016/17, 2015/16, 2014/15, 2012/13, 2011/12, 2010/11, 2008/9, 2000/2001, 1999//2000, 1993/94, 1984/85 Runners-up 2009/10, 2001/02, 1998/99, 1995/96, 1991/92, 1988/89 KOPA LEAGUE CHALLENGE CUP WINNERS 2017/18, 2016/17, 2013/14, 1995/96, 1994/95, 1987/88 Runners-up 2009/10, 2005/06, 2002/03, 1996/97, 1991/92, 1988/89 KOPA LEAGUE FIRST DIVISION CUP WINNERS 2017/18, 2016/17, 2013/14, 2005/06, 1995/96, 1994/95, 1987/88 Runners-up 2009/10, 2002/03, 1996/97, 1991/92, 1988/89 LONDON FA SUNDAY CHALLENGE CUP WINNERS ( x 7 ) 2017/18, 2016/17, 2014/15, 2013/14, 2010/11, 2009/10, 2007/8, 1981/32 Runners-up 2005/06
Flackwell Heath • Club History Flackwell Heath FC was founded in 1907 and the club joined the High Wycombe and District League for its inaugural season. The Heathens proved to be a major force in local football, having won twelve Wycombe League championship titles and fourteen High Wycombe Senior Challenge Cup finals. In the 1950’s Flackwell joined the Great Western Combination League and won this league twice before returning to the Wycombe League. In 1956 the club moved to its current home, the new ground being donated by the Wilks family. Through the 60s and 70's the club continued their success on and off field and the new clubhouse was built in 1974 as the first stage of their rise into senior football. In 1975 The Heathens won the Berks and Bucks Intermediate Cup and the Reading Senior Cup. In 1977 the club achieved Senior status and moved up into the Hellenic League Division One. Promotion to the Premier Division was achieved at the first attempt. After five seasons in this league, during which time floodlights were installed at Wilks Park, Flackwell were elected into the Athenian League. In 1984 they joined the expanding Isthmian League. The clubs first season in this competition saw them playing in Division Two (North) and against some tough opposition they finished in a respectable eighth position. The following season Flackwell was switched to Division Two (South) where life turned out to be even tougher. At the end of season 1990-91, after finishing below mid- table, The Heathens found themselves placed in the newly formed Ryman League Division Three. At this stage the club installed a 150 seater stand to stay in senior football, and new home changing rooms were built to comply with new ground gradings. For the next 10 years the club carried out further ground improvements and they established themselves in senior football. In 2002/03 for the first time in their history Flackwell reached the 4th qualifying round of the FA Cup losing 4-1 at home against Crawley and finished third in the newly formed Ryman League Division Two, the highest position achieved to date. n season 2004/05 The Heathens reached the 4th Qualifying Round of the FA Cup for the second time in three years, this time losing 3-0 at Ryman Premier Division Billericay Town and were runners-up in the Ryman League Associate Members Cup, losing 2-1 after extra time to Division Two champions Ilford on their own ground. Flackwell finished fourth in Ryman League Division Two in 2005/06, narrowly missing out on promotion. After the end of 2006/07 the FA reorganised the non-league pyramid and we were due to be relegated into the South Midlands Spartan League until Barking and East Ham United went out of business and we were given the opportunity to take their place in the Ryman Division One (North). Unfortunately we finished bottom of the league and were relegated into the Hellenic Premier Division for season 2008/09. The 2014/15 season saw us gain promotion into the Southern League Division 1. However, a late move by the Southern League of us from the Central Division into the South West Division meant FHFC were unable to accept promotion and we stayed in the Hellenic League Premier Division for season 2015-16. 2014-15 also saw us with places in the final of the Berks & Bucks Trophy (losing to Windsor FC) and the High Wycombe Senior Challenge Cup (winning against Penn & Tylers Green FC). Earlier that season we reached the fourth qualifying round of the FA Cup losing to Conference side Weston Supermare 4-1. For the first time in club history we also reached the last sixteen of the FA Vase losing 3-2 to Shaw Lane Aquaforce. 2015/16 season under the continued management of Graham Malcolm assisted by Paul Shone saw us finish 3rd in the Hellenic League also winning 3 cup finals – the Berks & Bucks Senior Trophy (against Newport Pagnell FC), the Uhlsport Challenge Cup (against Brackley Town Saints) and the Wycombe Senior Cup (against Pitstone and Ivinghoe FC).
Total CLUB Appearances & Goals
Saturday FA NATIONAL GAME
Player Appearances Goals
Hervel, Ryan 75 14
Mehmet, Deniz 66 35
Georgiou, Harrison 59 36
Chambi, Andreas 58
Georgiou, Charlie 54 28
Lutaaya, George 52 23
Georgiou, Richard 49 54
Anastasiou, Andy 45 1
Smith, Robert 39
Foster, Luke 38 2
White, Lee 37 3
Durnin, Luke 36 4
Michael, Antonio 36 6
Kyriacou, John 34 4
Artimadies, Christian 29 3
Becka, Johan 27 2
Kouroushi, Nicholas 24 3
Plowright, Xavier 24 2
Portou, Kyri 23 14
Xiouri, Chris 22 4
Rose, Marcus 21
Bonnet Johnson, Sean 19 5
Anastasiou, Michael 18 3
Austin, Courtney 17 16
Loizou, Andy 17 2
Byfield, Austin 17
Marku, Henry 16 3
Sanderson, Jordan 16 1
Krasniqi, Arti 15 6
Mustali, Kevin 15
Oujdi, Alla 15
Arthur, Chris 14 2
Grantham, Josh 14 4
Campbell, Tyler 13 7
Crowley, Charles 13
Lowen, Phil 13 3
Tandon, Freddy 13
Fenton, Dean 12 3
Cekrezi, Amrildo 11
Mckenzie, Leon 11 12
Fisher, Leon 9 2
Ovie, Rasheed 9
Rapai, Irnti 8 4 Staunton, Joe 8 1 Cumanaj, Andreas 7 1 Price, Perry 7 Ademiluyi, Michael 6 1 Ioannou, Antony 6 Furlong, Antony 6 Rosero, Junior 5 5 Stephenson, Dillian 5 Atkinson, George 4 Forde, Tyler 4 Llewellyn, Ted 4 1 Murphy, Vinny 4 2 Panagiotou, Paris 4 1 Rifat, Ahmet 4 1 Walsh, Matthew 4 Augustin, Ezequiel Pezzolesi 3 Bancans, Connor 3 1 Ellis, Mason 3 Georgiou, Amelio 3 Reynolds, Tyrese 3 Rose, Jamal 3 Richmond, Tashan 3 2 Luke, Darnell 3 Diakiesse, Lauric 2 1 Dupray, William 2 Filip, Antonio 2 Sulollari, Klodian 2 Asamoah, Derek 2 2 Gogoa, Landry 2 1 Achaempong, Richard 1 Armah, Elias 1 Beattie, Conor 1 Boxer, Panny 1 Carvell, Steven 1 Christou, Dimitri 1 Chrysanthou, James 1 Dearman, Joe 1 Knight, David 1 Markatis, Harry 1 Papacosta, Max 1 Piggot, Scott 1 1 Saluh, Rasheed 1 Smith, Jamie 1 Turkmann, Baris 1 Mullings, Shamir 1 2 21.08.21
FIXTURES & RESULTS
SEASON 2021-22
Key : HOME FIXTURES BOLD, SSMFL (Spartan South Midlands Football League), FAC (FA CUP), FAV (FA VASE)
Date Opposition Comp Result Att Goalscorers
06/08/2021 Kensington & Ealing Boro FACEP 1-3 115 Antonio Michael
10/08/2021 Harefield United SSMFL 1-1 105 Tashan Richmond
14/08/2021 Leighton Town SSMFL 2-3 52 G.Lutaaya, D.Asamoah
21/08/2021 London Colney SSMFL 0-3 32 D.Asamoah, T.Richmond, L.Gogoa
28/08/2021 Flackwell Heath SSMFL
31/08/2021 Harpenden Town SSMFL
04/09/2021 Leverstock Green SSMFL
12/09/2021 Hackney Wick FAV
14/09/2021 Oxhey Jets SSMFL
18/09/2021 Ardley United SSMFL
02/10/2021 Milton Keynes Irish SSMFL
09/10/2021 Aylesbury Vale Dynamos SSMFL
13/10/2021 Baldock Town SSMFL
16/10/2021 Risborough Rangers SSMFL
23/10/2021 Holmer Green SSMFL
30/10/2021 Arlesey Town SSMFL
06/11/2021 Dunstable Town SSMFL
13/11/2021 Crawley Green SSMFL
20/11/2021 Tring Athletic SSMFL
27/11/2021 Flackwell Heath SSMFL
30/11/2021 Oxhey Jets SSMFL
04/12/2021 Leighton Town SSMFL
11/12/2021 Broadfields United SSMFL
18/12/2021 Ardley United SSMFL
28/12/2021 Hadley SSMFL
08/01/2022 Harpenden Town SSMFL
29/01/2022 Arlesey Town SSMFL
05/02/2022 Leverstock Green SSMFL
12/02/2022 Baldock Town SSMFL
22/02/2022 London Colney SSMFL
05/03/2022 Holmer Green SSMFL
12/03/2022 Tring Athletic SSMFL
19/03/2022 Dunstable Town SSMFL
26/03/2022 Milton Keynes Irish SSMFL
02/04/2022 Harefield United SSMFL
09/04/2022 Aylesbury Vale Dynamos SSMFL
16/04/2022 Hadley SSMFL
23/04/2022 Crawley Green SSMFL
30/04/2022 Risborough Rangers SSMFL
Broadfields United TBC
Fixtures subject to change
due to additional cup matchesSpartan South Midlands Football League Premier Division - Fixtures, Results, Table SSMFL Premier Division League Table
Spartan South Midlands Football League
Premier Division - Fixtures, Results, Table
This Week’s Fixtures
This week’s FIXTURES :Season 2021 - 2022
Match Day Sponsors
Match
Match Day Sponsor Date Match
Day
1 AAZ Properties Ltd 14/08/2021 Leighton Town FC
2 Freemans Accountants 28/08/2021 Flackwell Heath FC
3 Max Distribution Ltd 04/09/2021 Leverstock Green
4 Fig Tree Grill 14/09/2021 Oxhey Jets FC
5 Ameva Properties 18/09/2021 Ardley United
6 Andrew Lloyd Estates 02/10/2021 Milton Keynes Irish
7 Cos Of London 16/10/2021 Risborough Rangers
8 33Six 13/11/2021 Crawley Green
9 Frosty Hire 20/11/2021 Tring Athletic
10 GNG 11/12/2021 Broadfields United
11 Cally Steels 28/12/2021 Hadley
12 GT Design 08/01/2022 Harpenden Town
13 Demetri Bespoke 29/01/2022 Arlesey Town
14 CG Heating 12/02/2022 Baldock Town
15 Meatland 22/02/2022 London Colney
16 Noahs Ark 05/03/2022 Holmer Green
17 Tiny Tots 19/03/2022 Dunstable Town
18 Next Stop Mortgages 02/04/2022 Harefield United
19 Sydney Rocks 09/04/2022 Aylesbury Vale Dynamos
20 The Penridge Suite
21 Canons Fish Bar
22 KricossMatch Day Sponsors Season 2021 - 2022
SQUADS
TOday’s GAME
New Salamis v Dan Aristidou Aaron Watkins
Flackwell Heath FC Derek Asamoah Brandon Eaton
Saturday 28th August 2021 Johan Becka Tyler Gregory
Kick Off : 3.00pm Austin Byfield Mo Ceesay
Spartan South Midlands Andreas Chambi Patrick Phillips
Premier Division Luke Durnin Jack Taylor
Luke Foster Alan Akerman
Anthony Furlonge Jack Shakespeare
Adam Thomas
NEXT HOME GAME Charlie Georgiou
Harrison Georgiou Sid Gbia
New Salamis v Richard Georgiou Sam Loades
Leverstock Green Landry Gogoa Jonathan O’Sullivan
Sat 4th September 2021 Ryan Hervel Phil Pryor
Ko 3.00pm Arti Krasniqi Jamie Essex
SSMFL Premier Division Andy Loizou Ben Fraser
Darnell Luke James Burrell
Deniz Mehmet Cory Hathaway
Today’s Antonio Michael Simeon Weekes
Kane Guy
Officials Harry Philippou
Tashan Richmond Aiden Higgs
Referee : Stephen Bates Jordan Sanderson Ashley Howell
Asst : Darren Fenner Harvey Simson
Asst : Grant Mulcahy Joe Staunton
Freddy Tandon
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