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STEYNING TOWN
COMMUNITY FOOTBALL CLUB
v PAGHAM FC
Saturday 7 August 2021 | 15:00
Emirates FA Cup
Extra Preliminary Round
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WELCOME
BARROWMEN BOSS GERRY MURPHY PENS HIS THOUGHTS FOR THE MATCHDAY PROGRAMME AS STEYNING TOWN
WELCOME PAGHAM TO THE BIRCHWOOD GROUND IN THE EMIRATES FA CUP
A warm welcome to everyone today at We have introduced an u23s team this season
the Birchwood Ground including all those which will be made up predominantly of 1st
involved with Pagham FC for this Extra team players looking for minutes or coming
Preliminary Round tie in the Emirates FA back from injury and u18s looking for the next
Cup. step before seniors so keep an eye for fixture
update and come and support the boys aswell
We turn our attention to FA Cup today with a
as the 1st team.
tough home tie against Pagham FC.
Thank you for your support.
After winning our first 2 games in the league
we go into this game with confidence but are Gerry
fully aware that one off games can go either
way but hopefully we can progress to next
round.
As a club its important to have a clear pathway
from juniors right through to seniors and over
the previous 2 seasons we have had a very
successful u18s set up which has seen 2 or
3 players representing the 1st team also but
unfortunately most of those players go on to
University so makes it difficult in some ways.
Steyning Town CFC 3
OUR CLUB
Steyning Town Football Club was established in 1892 and
was originally called Steyning. The club became founding
members of the West Sussex Football League in 1896, joining
the junior Division.
The club joined Division 2 of the Brighton, Hove & District
Football League for the 1919–20 season, remaining in Division
2 until the end of the 1933–34 season, when they finished
The Birchwood Ground, The Shooting as champions and gained promotion to Division 1. The club
Field, Steyning, West Sussex, BN44 3RX spent three seasons in the top division of the league before
being relegated, but they finished as champions two seasons
Founded: 1892 later in the 1938–39 campaign but were not promoted
After WWII, the club was still playing in Division 2 of the
Chairman: Ian Nichols Brighton & Hove league until the end of the 1951–52
Vice Chairman: Vacant campaign when they gained promotion to Division 1. The
Treasurer: Richard Woodbridge 1963–64 campaign saw the club leave division one, when
Committee Member: Mark Munns after finishing as runners-up, gaining promotion to Division 2
General Manager: Gerry Murphy of the Sussex County League.
Club Secretary: Aelred Wilkinson
Match Secretary: David Kennett For the next 17 seasons, Steyning stayed in Division Two
Kit and Equipment Officer: Paul Hart of the Sussex County League, until they gained promotion
U18 Secretary: Paul Hart as champions, to Division One at the end of the 1977–78
Senior Football co-ordinator: Paul Hawkins campaign. After their first season in Division one the club in
Ladies & Girls Football co-ordinator: 1979, they changed their name to their present one.
Karen Bridgewater After winning the Sussex league the club left the league, to
Youth Co-ordinator: Adrian Ridley become one of the founder members of the Wessex Football
Junior and Minis co-ordinator: Iain Staines League in 1986. Later leaving to join the Combined Counties
Health & Safefy Officer: Vacant Groundsman: Football League. At the end of their fifth season in the
John Brown Combined counties league, the club returned to the Sussex
county league but was placed in Division two.
First Team manager: Gerry Murphy
First team Head Coach: Paul Ettridge The next four seasons saw the club remain in Division Two
First team Asst Manager: Paul Hawkins until they were relegated to Division Three at the end of the
Ladies First team manager: Danny Norris 1996–97 campaign. At the fifth attempt, the club managed to
Under 18s manager - West: George Staples escape from Division three and return to Division two when
Under 18s manager - North: Kinsley Iorpenda they finished as runners up behind Pease Pottage Village at
Under 18s manager - Arun: Paul Ettridge the end of the 2001–02 season.
Club Physio: Vacant In 2013, Steyning Town FC merged with the Steyning Strikers
(Juniors) to become Steyning Town Community FC with 18
Registration Secretary: Laurence Bennett teams from men down to U6’s and two girl’s teams.
Club Welfare Officer: Gemma Manvell &
Nigel Younger The club was awarded Sussex FA’s Community Club of the
Sponsorship and PR Manager: Geoff Balmont Year in 2016 and 2017. On 16 October 2015, the club opened
its new 3G pitch at the Shooting Field ground after 3 months
of preparation and groundwork by Velocity. The 3G surface
cost the club over £450,000 and was funded by a donation
from the Wilson Memorial Trust, other private investors and an
HSBC loan.
The 2018-19 season was a very successful season for the
club. The 1st team got promoted to the Premier Division
of the Sussex Combination Football League after finishing
Runners Up and won the League Cup beating Wick FC 4-0 in
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THE ‘PINGDEMIC’
WE TAKE A LOOK AT HOW COVID AND GETTING ‘PINGED’ CAN EFFECT THE FOOTBALL SEASON AS IT
GETS UNDERWAY
The new English football season gets under way English Football League, at an estimated cost of
this weekend with EFL Cup games taking place - £5m.
but does a flurry of cancelled pre-season fixtures
This term, there is no requirement to be tested.
suggest another campaign will be disrupted by the
coronavius pandemic? It is acknowledged by all parties that players are at
greater risk of both catching coronavirus or being
Matches at Bournemouth and Sheffield Wednesday
‘pinged’ as a close contact than they were last
mark the first competitive domestic fixtures played
season - because footballers were in strict ‘elite sort’
with no coronavirus restrictions in place since March
bubbles and had far less interaction with the general
2020.
public, both in their professional and personal lives.
Covid-19 infections remain high - although they are
Now with restrictions lifted for the general public,
falling - and a nationwide record of self-isolation
the leagues are trying to navigate their way through
alerts from NHS contact tracing has led to worries
this. At present, this means there is no mandatory
of a ‘pingdemic’ spreading to football. Already a
requirement for clubs to test players.
number of pre-season fixtures have been disrupted
or cancelled as a result of outbreaks or close contact The EFL has issued guidance to all its clubs, for both
tracing issues in recent days. training and on matchdays. Under that guidance,
there are two sets of protocols, red and green. Most
Manchester United’s friendly at Preston on Saturday
clubs are under the green protocols, which rely on
is the latest to be called off because of positive
daily screening to check if any players or staff are
cases, while Norwich have been similarly impacted,
showing symptoms. The EFL believes this is better
Arsenal scrapped their US pre-season tour and
than simply doing nothing.
Newcastle lost three goalkeepers to self-isolation for
one fixture. Red protocols would be triggered if there was a local
coronavirus outbreak; if local or national restrictions
So with the season about to start is there potential
were imposed by the government; or if EFL doctors
for chaos?
carrying out spot checks at clubs discovered the
We look at the changes that have been made and regulations were not being adhered to.
why football could have a problem.
Moves to red protocols would be made by the league
Last season, the Professional Footballers’ after consultation with the clubs and would involve
Association paid for players to be tested across the testing.
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THE CHAIRMAN
WE CATCH UP WITH STEYNING TOWN CHAIRMAN IAN NICHOLS WHO TALKS ABOUT THE LATEST NEWS FROM IN AND
AROUND THE BIRCHWOOD GROUND AHEAD OF TODAY’S EMIRATES FA CUP TIE
I am delighted to welcome everyone to the The two teams today are fairly evenly matched
Shooting Field for this extra preliminary so we are expecting an exciting game with
round of the Emirates FA Cup. Today’s hopefully a Steyning win!
visitors are Pagham.
Have a great afternoon and dont forget to pick
This season we find ourselves having already up some meat raffle tickets.
played two league matches prior to the FA Cup
Once again we have Steph Gretton to thank for
fixture.
his kind sponsorship of the meat raffle for this
For the Barrowmen it is 6 points from two season.
games, away and at home, and a second place
Thank you for your support.
behind Saltdean on goal difference.
Ian
For the visitors a win and a loss but new
signing Langford looks to be finding his
shooting boots already.
Talking of new signings our own Josh Bradley
punished his old club Loxwood on Tuesday
night with a superb long-range goal.
Andrew Younger, who has come up through
our youth section, gave another excellent
display winning man of the match as chosen
by matchday sponsors Working Away from
Home. Thanks to Paul, Grant, Jack and Milky
for their kind sponsorship.
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FIXTURES & RESULTS THE LATEST FIXTURES, RESULTS AND SCORERS FROM THE 2021/22 SEASON DATE OPPOSITION H/A COMP RESULT ATT. SCORERS 31 JULY EASTBOURNE UNITED A SCFL P 3-1 105 GATHERN, HOWELL, CLARKE 03 AUG LOXWOOD H SCFL P 3-0 130 BRADLEY, HOWELL, BOLD 07 AUG PAGHAM H FAC EP 14 AUG AFC UCKFIELD TOWN A SCFL P 17 AUG LITTLEHAMPTON TOWN H SCFL P 24 AUG BROADBRIDGE HEATH A SCFL P 28 AUG HASSOCKS A SCFL P 31 AUG PAGHAM H SCFL P 03 SEPT PEACEHAVEN & TELSCOMBE H SCFL P 11 SEPT RAYNES PARK VALE A FAV Q1 18 SEPT BEXHILL UNITED H SCFL P 21 SEPT HORSHAM YMCA A SCFL P 25 SEPT FAV Q2 28 SEPT ALFOLD H SCFL P 02 OCT CRAWLEY DOWN GATWICK A SCFL P 09 OCT SALTDEAN UNITED H SCFL P 16 OCT NEWHAVEN H SCFL P 23 OCT LITTLE COMMON A SCFL P 30 OCT LINGFIELD H SCFL P 06 NOV EASTBOURNE TOWN A SCFL P 13 NOV AFC VARNDEANIANS A SCFL P 20 NOV EASTBOURNE UNITED H SCFL P 27 NOV BROADBRIDGE HEATH H SCFL P 04 DEC LITTLEHAMPTON TOWN A SCFL P 11 DEC AFC UCKFIELD TOWN H SCFL P 18 DEC LOXWOOD A SCFL P 28 DEC EAST PRESTON H SCFL P 03 JAN PAGHAM A SCFL P 15 JAN HORSHAM YMCA H SCFL P 22 JAN ALFOLD A SCFL P 29 JAN CRAWLEY DOWN GATWICK H SCFL P 12 FEB SALTDEAN UNITED A SCFL P 19 FEB NEWHAVEN A SCFL P 26 FEB LITTLE COMMON H SCFL P 12 MAR EASTBOURNE TOWN H SCFL P 19 MAR LINGFIELD A SCFL P 25 MAR PEACEHAVEN & TELSCOMBE A SCFL P 09 APR BEXHILL UNITED A SCFL P 16 APR HASSOCKS H SCFL P 19 APR EAST PRESTON A SCFL P 23 APR AFC VARNDEANIANS H SCFL P 10 #Barrowmen
SCFL PREMIER REVIEW
THE LATEST FIXTURES, RESULTS, GOALSCORERERS AND TABLE FROM THE 2020/21 MACRON STORE SOUTHERN
COMBINATION PREMIER DIVISION
P W D L F A W D L F A +/- Pts
SALTDEAN UNITED 2 1 0 0 6 0 1 0 0 3 0 9 6
STEYNING TOWN COMMUNITY 2 1 0 0 3 0 1 0 0 3 1 5 6
EASTBOURNE TOWN 2 1 0 0 2 1 1 0 0 2 0 3 6
LINGFIELD 2 1 0 0 2 1 1 0 0 1 0 2 6
LITTLE COMMON 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 4 0 4 4
NEWHAVEN 2 1 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 1 1 2 4
LITTLEHAMPTON TOWN 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 6 4 2 3
ALFOLD 2 1 0 1 5 3 0 0 0 0 0 2 3
PEACEHAVEN & TELSCOMBE 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 2 0 3
BEXHILL UNITED 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 3 4 -1 3
PAGHAM 2 1 0 1 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 -3 3
EAST PRESTON 2 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 3 -3 1
AFC UCKFIELD TOWN 2 0 0 1 0 3 0 1 0 0 0 -3 1
BROADBRIDGE HEATH 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 -1 0
CRAWLEY DOWN GATWICK 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 -1 0
EASTBOURNE UNITED ASSOCIATION 1 0 0 1 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 -2 0
HORSHAM YMCA 1 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 -2 0
AFC VARNDEANIANS 2 0 0 1 4 6 0 0 1 1 2 -3 0
LOXWOOD 2 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 3 -4 0
HASSOCKS 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 6 -6 0
SCFL PREMIER DIVISION FIXTURES & RESULTS TOP SCORERS 21/22
Saturday 31 July Saturday 7 August Joseph Benn
AFC Uckfield Town 0-3 Saltdean United
AFC Varndeanians 4-6 Littlehampton Town
Emirates FA Cup Ex. Preliminary Round
AFC Varndeanians v Farnham Town
Littlehampton Town 4
Alfold 2-3 Bexhill United Ashford Town (Mx) v AFC Uckfield Town
Tom Boyle
East Preston 1-1 Newhaven
Eastbourne United 1-3 Steyning Town
Badshot Lea v East Preston
Bexhill United v Peacehaven & Tel
AFC Varndeanians 4
Horsham YMCA 0-2 Eastbourne Town Broadbridge Heath v Littlehampton Town
Kieran Pamment
Loxwood 0-1 Lingfield
Pagham 0-4 Little Common
Chatham Town v Eastbourne United
Crawley Down Gat. v Welling Town Saltdean United 3
Peacehaven & Tel 1-0 Crawley Down Gat. East Grinstead Town v Alfold
Sam Lemon
3
Eastbourne Town v Guildford City
Tuesday 3 August Hanworth Villa v Loxwood Alfold
Alfold 3-0 East Preston Hassocks v Spelthorne Sports
Broadbridge Heath 1-2 Pagham Jersey Bulls v Horsham YMCA Reece Hallard
Eastbourne Town 2-1 AFC Varndeanians
Lingfield 2-1 Peacehaven & Tel
Lingfield v Egham Town
Newhaven v Camberley Town
Saltdean United 2
Little Common 0-0 AFC Uckfield Town Saltdean United v Frimley Green
Max Howell
Newhaven 2-0 Bexhill United
Saltdean United 6-0 Hassocks
Staines Town v Little Common
Steyning Town v Pagham Steyning Town 2
Steyning Town 3-0 Loxwood
Trevor McCreadie
Saltdean United 2
Steyning Town CFC 11We would like to wish all the Steyning Football Teams all the best for the season. Thank you for all the
support you have given Steyning Butchers. We welcome all our customers old and new alike, so why
not pop in and meet Mick and his team for some local quality meat, joints, steaks, our very own best in
town smoked and sweetcure back bacon and our delicious range of hand made sausages.
Christmas is just around the corner. We are now taking orders for your Christmas meats and local
Bronze Turkeys, free range white Turkeys, Geese, Capons, ribs of Beef and more. If you are looking for
something different or would like some assistance then we are always happy and here to help.
We shall look forward to seeing or hearing from you.
(Telephone Orders taken)
With Thanks
Mick
77-79 High Street, Steyning, West Sussex, BN44 3RE
Come on the Barrowmen!
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Steyning Town Community FC | 7MATCH ACTION
STEYNING TOWN 3
LOXWOOD 0
Steyning Town made it two wins out of two The rest of the half continued to flow from end
in the Sussex County football league last to end and became a bit niggly however Town
night with a convincing three nil win over were delighted to get to the half-time whistle
Loxwood FC. with their three-goal lead in tact.
The game got off to a really fast start and in the After all the excitement of the first half the
first minute Ex Loxwood man Bradley missed second half was a bit of an anti-climax as
a one-on-one and unbelievably in the second
minute Bennett, who was a threat all night,
also missed a one-on-one lobbing over the Town seemed happy to sit back on their three-
bar after the keeper narrowed the angle. A fast goal lead and nullify anything that Loxwood
start. could throw at them. The whole half saw very
few chances at either end and Town were able
to see out the game with little alarm. Last years
The visitors responded immediately and U18s player Andrew Younger again impressed
missed a couple of good chances themselves at centre half alongside Murphy.
one of which bought an excellent save from
town keeper Hawkins. Frenetic stuff and only
10 minutes gone. Overall a pleasing performance in patches
however a home win is always very welcome
and a healthy crowd of 130 were there to see
The match started to turn in Steyning’s the action. We wish Loxwood all the best for
favour in the 15th minute when Bradley hit the remainder of the season.
a stunning valley from 30 yards which gave
Loxwood keeper Trigwell no chance. What an
introduction on his home debut.
Six minutes later it was two as the lively Howell
broke through the middle after a neat move
and lobbed home in style.
Unbelievably minutes later it was three as
Bradley was brought down in the box and
Bold made no mistake from the spot sending
Trigwell the wrong way.
Steyning Town CFC 13ASK GERRY
THE BARROWMEN SUPPORTERS HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO QUIZ FIRST TEAM BOSS GERRY MURPHY IN TODAY’S
MATCHDAY PROGRAMME
2021 has been a tough old year so far and with Q: I always played in a 4-4-2 formation, do you
lots of uncertainty still around, we thought think that is old fashioned now or do you think
who better to give us some sound advice then we will see that back in the Premier League
the man that makes tough decisions every this season?
week………The Steyning Town Community Foot-
A: I don’t think many teams will play 4 4.2 now
ball Club 1st Team Manager – Gerry Murphy, in
most likely to be 4.3.3 or or 3.4.3
our new feature called……………..ASK GERRY:
Ben Aged 7:
Tony Aged: 63
Q: What advice would you give me if I want to
Q: What’s the number one meal you have when
be a Professional Footballer?
celebrating a win?
A: Work hard in training and listen to any help
A: Burger shack chairman’s choice
or advice along the way but you really do need
Richard Aged 57: to enjoy it also.
Q: If you had to choose an Olympic sport to
take part in, what would it be?
A: oh…… definitely shooting
Nico Aged 13:
Q: What colour football boots would you wear, if
you were playing in today’s era?
A: Black adidas copas
Tom Aged 35:
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NON-LEAGUE INVESTMENT
READ STUART FULLER’S (@THEBALLISROUND) LATEST ARTICLE AS HE EXPLAINS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
INVESTMENT AT PREMIER LEAGUE AND NON-LEAGUE LEVEL
“Sack the board, sack the board!” the alternative is no football club at all. Fans may
We’ve all heard it in football stadiums, radio shows want change out of frustration but often it is better
and social media forums up and down the coun- the devil you know and unless there is a solid plan
try. Yet it is one of the most ludicrous statements to replace the resources, fans may not really want to
football fans fall back on when things aren’t going in “sack the board”.
the right direction on and frequently, off the pitch.
Technically, nobody but the board themselves can There’s no doubt that if the club was put up for sale
sack the board and there’s very little chance of that today, there would be a queue of potential investors
happening. stretching from the Olympic Park back to Upton Park.
There’s certainly been no shortage of rumours about
All football fans, irrespective of the level their club potential investors, including a rumoured £400m bid
plays at, have felt anger and frustration at times just last month from a group of US investors.
about the performance of the club on and off the Down in the Non-Leagues the situation is a bit dif-
pitch. It only takes a poor performance on a Saturday ferent. Every summer we hear of another club being
afternoon and a few pints later in the evening for taken over by someone with money. “The plan is to
some of the loyalist fans to take to Social Media to be playing in the Football League within five years” or
vent their feelings about those running the club. the like is a phrase we have all heard so many times.
There are currently 383 clubs from the Premier Only a very small number of clubs have managed
League down to Step 4 of the National Game. At a that journey - Forest Green Rovers, Fleetwood Town
guess less than ten percent actually make a profit and Salford City are notable exceptions to a rule that
every year, which means the vast majority will be fi- nearly always ends in tears.
nancially supported by one or two individuals. These
people tend to be directors and will be doing so on The community, or in Germany 50+1 rule, does give
the most part because they love the club they are in- power to the fans, and does allow them to “sack the
volved with. Of course, there will be some exceptions board” in instances. Our model at Lewes FC means
to this where the owners intentions are hidden, dare that anyone can sign up to be a owner and that one
I say nefarious, but on the whole, football clubs exist share not only means that the fans can vote (or not)
because of illogical economic reasoning. for the board of directors, and stand themselves at
the annual elections.
There are some businesses up and down the country
that run at a loss but are supported by a labour of In the ideal world fan power would carry more weight
love. Some independent book stores in quaint town in the governance of the game but with the current
centres, where browsers of the books are plentiful moves by the professional game and more impor-
but actual customer numbers are dwindling. Ever tantly, the Premier League to create a financial model
increasing rents, utilities and staff costs do not make that suits them, the potential for fans to have a say
up the shortfall on falling revenues and so they on how their clubs are run is rapidly disappearing.
survive because of the loyalty of the owner. Many At the top end football clubs are no longer viewed
football clubs are the same. as “nice to have’s” but serious investment vehicles
For the vast majority of clubs, especially those in the for wealthy individuals and global organisations. At
Non-Leagues, volunteers fill almost every position. the grass roots end, where investment comes in the
Volunteers who put their hands in their pocket to form of time more so than money, there is no such
cover a bill, pay for some kit, replace essentials in thing as a return on time, resources or finance.
the ground or simply ensure that players are paid
on a weekly basis. Only a small proportion of fans
really know or understand this, so to hear the dissent
from the terraces often hurts. Many of them are
only still doing the same thing that they always have
because there is nobody else stepping forward and
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Steyning Town CFC 17MATCH PREVIEW
AFTER LOSING THEIR OPENING GAME, PAGHAM GOT THEIR SEASON UP AND RUNNING ON TUESDAY NIGHT WHEN
THEY BEAT BROADBRIDGE HEATH 2-1 AT NYETIMBER LANE
Gerry Murphy’s Barrowmen will look to Neither Town nor their opponents have ever
take their strong league start into the got beyond the Second Qualifying Round.
FA Cup as the road to Wembley begins on
Saturday. Pagham took the honours in all three
meetings last season as the sides met once in
Steyning have prevailed in both of their the regular season before the lockdown-
opening two league contests against enforced curtailment, and then again at the
Eastbourne United and Loxwood, and welcome group stage of the inaugral, end of season
divisional rivals Pagham to the Shooting Field Supplementary Shield.
in the extra preliminary round of the world’s
oldest and most prestigious knockout cup. There is £1,125 up for grabs for the extra
preliminary round winners, with the draw for
637 clubs begin the “March to the Arch” in the the next round having already been made – a
150th season of the famous trophy, with sides visit from Combined Counties League Sutton
often pitted against local rivals at this stage Common Rovers awaiting Saturday’s victors.
with the competition’s early rounds
regionalised to prevent long journeys. Murphy’s With excitement building towards what is
men won two rounds in 2020-21, beating K always a fantastic day in the diary for clubs at
Sports and Hanworth Villa respectively before this level, our admission prices are as follows:
Sheppey proved too strong in the First
Qualifying Round. £7 for adults, £2 for U16 and £4 Concessions.
We hope to see as many of you as possible to
The Lions of Pagham, meanwhile, knocked out cheer on the team and support the lads.
Combined Counties Fleet Town before falling
to Hampshire-based AFC Stoneham of the By Jamie Spoor
Wessex League in the Preliminary Round.
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Steyning Town CFC 19the teams
STEYNING TOWN PAGHAM OFFICIALS
RED & WHITE WHITE & BLACK
MANAGER MANAGER Referee
GERRY MURPHY KERRY HARDWELL
Assistant
BOBBY BENNETT JACK BARNES
TOM BOLD JOE BENNETT Assistant
JOSH BRADLEY GEORGE BINGHAM
ROB CLARK JAMIE CARROLL
GEORGE COUSINS CALLUM CHALMERS
MARSHALL DARBY
RYAN DOYLE
JOE CLARKE
SAM CONNOLLY
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