Tuesday September 14th 2021 - KICK OFF : 7.45PM VS Oxhey Jets FC Spartan South Midlands Football League Premier Division Todays Match SPonsor : ...

Tuesday September 14th 2021
KICK OFF : 7.45PM

VS Oxhey Jets FC

Spartan South Midlands
Football League Premier Division

Todays Match SPonsor :
FIG TREE GRILL, POTTERS BAR

First Team Sponsor
PROPERTY ZONE

WELCOME
A very warm welcome to todays match officials,
the players, committee & supporters of Oxhey Jets FC
Football Club for this Spartan South Midlands Premier Division
Match.

Todays fixture is our first fixture with Oxhey Jets at this level..
As we have seen from all of our League matches, this division
will be decided by fine margins. Our match vs Leverstock Green
was an end to end affair which saw us run out 3-2 winners, this
match was followed up by a 4-1 away win against Hackney Wick in
the FA Vase 1st Qualifying round.

We are now rewarded with a home tie vs Takeley FC from the
Essex Senior League in the next round.

Onto today’s match, lets hope we continue our fine form of recent
weeks.

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, Mark Toumazos
Head of Youth : Peter Xiouri

First Team Management :

Manager : Richard Georgiou
Assistants : Ryan Hervel
GK Coach : Lysandros Demetriou
Physio : Asshwin Giridran

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

CLUB HISTORY
The current General Manager John Elliott founded Oxhey Jets in 1972. Playing their first season
as an under 12 team in the South West Herts Youth League, having been playing friendly
matches as the 2nd Oxhey Boys Brigade team for two years before that. A winning start in the
League cup final on the last game of the season saw the club move on, and more youth sides
were added to the clubs structure, with the original side moving up through the age groups. In
the 1978-79 season the team having out grown youth football moved to the Watford and District
men’s Saturday league, and at the first attempt won the Division one championship without
dropping a point, this prompted an application to the Hertfordshire Senior County League, which
was turned down because their home ground was an open playing fields. We instead went into
the West Herts Saturday league, and started to prepare the old school pitch at the Chilwell
Gardens site ready for another application to join the County League. Chilwell was ready for
use and the runners up spot was secured with Three matches to spare, and became the first
Oxhey side in history to win The Watford Peace Memorial Shield.

The Herts Senior County League was increased in size and Oxhey were elected into Division
one in 1981 and were promoted to the Premier division in 1983.
The Biggest change to happen to the club was in the 2000-2001 season having moved from
their old Chilwell Gardens site, to a new Two million pound complex in Altham Way (using Met
Police Bushey for a season), Jets new ground; “The Boundary Stadium” was built to almost
Rymans League standard.

While the ground was being built, the First team secured there highest ever Honour, Premier
Division Champions of the Hertfordshire Senior County League, and the reserves finished
Champions as well. This was to be the start of the best run the club, and County had ever seen.
The following season the first team retained the Championship, while becoming the first team
to add the prestigious Aubrey cup and the Hertfordshire Senior Charity County Cup in the same
season, the Reserves also retained the championship and added the reserve cup as well to
become another first in the County league, winning the double-double. 2002-03 saw the records
come tumbling again as all were retained by the first and reserves and the Rickmansworth
Charity cup was added to the haul on Easter Monday by the first team for the first time, giving
the clean sweep.

2003-04 started with only one aim, promotion to the Minerva South Midlands league, with all
the ground improvements complete, the team needed to do the job one more time, as this time
the application for the much earn promotion would be made. This aim has been achieved as
the First team secured a top two place. They also won the Rickmansworth charity cup again
and were Winners of the Highly Prestigious St Mary’s Cup. The Reserves retained the World
Class Homes Reserve Division one Championship and won the Minerva South Midlands
Reserve Floodlight Cup at the first attempt beating holders Dunstable in the final. The 4th team
finished R/up in the West Herts League Div 2 and the Sunday team crowned a great season by
winning the Marathon Sunday Leagues Charity Cup and were runners up in the League.

2004-05 Season was beyond anybodies dream in the club, the first team winning a treble trophy
season. The Minerva Division one Championship was won at the first attempt, winning the
division by seven points clear, this was added to the Hertfordshire Centenary Trophy that had
been won at The Letchworth County ground in April, beating Hatfield Town 2-0. The triple was
sealed in the last game of the season, beating Tring Athletic in the Minerva Floodlight cup final
on penalties after a 0-0aet game. The division one-cup final was lost to Biggleswade.

The 2005-06 season, our first in the premier division, saw us finish in 13th place. We entered
the FA Cup for the first time and reached the semi-final of the Herts FA Senior Challenge Cup

where we lost to Bishop’s Stortford in extra time. Our path to the semi-final gave us our first
ever fixture against football league opposition when we met Barnet at home.
Our 2 – 1 victory was watched by a club record crowd of 257, an event that was marked by a
presentation to the club, from Barnet, to commemorate the occasion.

The 2006-07 season was without doubt the Clubs best ever season, finishing 7th in the Premier
Division and reaching the Premier Division cup final where we lost to Edgware Town by the only
goal of a closely fought cup tie. The highlight of the season was in the FA Cup when we visited
AFC Wimbledon in the second qualifying round, where despite defeat we all spent an
unforgettable day. In the FA Vase we reached the third round proper where we lost at Ipswich
Wanderers. Our giant killing act continued in the Herts Senior Challenge Cup when we defeated
St. Albans City by 4 goals to 1 before losing, in the next round, to Borehamwood in extra time,
after drawing 1 – 1 at the end of normal time.

The 2007-08 season was a difficult one for the Club due to the long term injuries suffered by
many of the key players. We finished in 19th position in the league and lost to Welwyn Garden
City in the Herts FA Charity Shield semi-final. We did however reach the final of the St. Mary’s
Cup where we were soundly beaten 5 – 1 by Hemel Hempstead Town from the BGB Football
League.

The 2008 – 09 season saw us finish in 13th position in the league and we reached the final of
the South Midlands Floodlight Cup where we lost by 2 goals to 1 to Royston Town. Our Reserve
team finished as champions of Reserve Division 1 which they won by 9 clear points.
The Club reached two County Finals during the 2009-10 season. The first being the
Intermediate Cup, where the Reserves were beaten 3 – 0 by Hemel Hempstead Town
Reserves. Our second visit to The County Ground saw us win the Charity Shield, for the first
time, beating St Margaretsbury, by 4 goals to 2. In the League our reserve team retained the
Reserve Division 1 title and the first team finished a very creditable 11th following a poor start to
the season. We again reached the St. Mary’s cup final, finishing once more as runners-up to
Hemel Hempstead Town.

The 2010-11 season saw us finish in 19th position, which equalled our worst ever position since
joining the league. Our reserves finished as runners-up, losing the league title, which they had
held for two years, on the last day of the season. We needed a victory at Crawley Green, but
we could only draw with, what was their first team, and Hadley beat us to the title.

During the 2011-12 season, as we approached the club’s 40th anniversary, we were once again
a successful cup team despite our lowly 17th position finish in the premier division. We were
only the second South Midlands side to reach the Herts Senior Challenge Cup Final where we
met and were well beaten by Bishops Stortford. Our second county final saw us beat Kings
Langley in the Herts FA Charity Shield to lift the title for the second time in the last three seasons.
Our third cup final was The St Mary’s Cup where we again met Hemel Hempstead Town, and
the only goal of the game from Andrew Lomas secured victory for us over our old rivals in this
competition. During the season we broke our club attendance when a total of 376 supporters
watched as we were narrowly beaten by Hendon by 2 goals to 1 in the FA Cup.

The 2012-13 season was the clubs most successful league season. Due to the worst weather
for many years we finished the last few weeks of the season playing 3 matches each week and
the runners-up spot was lost on the last day of the season. We finished in 3rd position behind
Aylesbury United and Dunstable Town, who completed the season without losing a league
fixture. We retained the Herts FA Charity Shield defeating Hertford Town 4 – 0 in the final, and
the last match of the season in mid May saw us beat Cockfosters to win the South Midlands
Floodlight Cup.

In Her Majesty the Queens 2013 birthday honours list the club founder John Elliott was awarded
the British Empire Medal for services to young people and the community in South Oxhey. This
was a great and much deserved reward for over 40 years of hard work creating and managing
Oxhey Jets Football Club.

The start of the 2013-14 season was a difficult one for the Club as we found out that all except
three of last season’s team had decided to move to other clubs. With just two weeks to kick off

Wayne Gladdy was appointed as manager to try and put a team together. At the end of January
with just 20 points gained, Wayne started to recruit new players and from then on we only lost
one league match which secured our status for the new season. We also reached the final of
the St Mary’s Cup where we beat Leverstock Green 3 – 2. Our reserves finished as runners-up
in the Herts FA Intermediate Cup and our Academy team were winners of the Allied Counties
East Division.

The 2014-15 season saw us continue building for the future under our manager Wayne Gladdy
and we finished mid table in 12th position with 57 points. Our success was largely due to the
goals from Lee Armitt who finished as the league’s leading goalscorer with 35 goals in 30
games. Our Third team, consisting of our most senior players, reached two cup finals run by the
West Herts Saturday league but unfortunately finished as runners-up in both.

After two managerial changes at the start of the 2015-16 campaign we found ourselves in a
relegation battle during the second half of the season. Bob Wyatt took over the reins and
following many new signings a more settled side was found for the last two months and a 17th
position was achieved. The re-building will continue next season. Our Academy provides a
source of new talent and several members have played at both reserve and first team levels
during the season. Our Vets team reached the Webster cup final and finished runners-up losing
to the only goal of the game.

The 2016-17 season saw us continue the rebuilding process under manager Lee Stedman and
a 15th position with a points total of 49 was achieved. Our final run in saw us lose just one of our
last eight league fixtures and we were awarded team of the month for April. Our Vets team for
the third year running reached the Webster cup final and again finished as runners-up. They did
however finish as Division 1 champions beating their closest rivals The Engineer in the last
match of the season.

The 2017 – 18 season saw us struggling to achieve a mid -table finish and with just a few
matches left to play we were in a relegation position. With the help of new managers Tim
O’Sullivan and Pat Fallon we won our last two fixtures and secured our premier division status.
We now look forward to the new season.
Our Vets team finished as league runners-up in their first season in the Herts Senior County
League

Our managers Tim and Pat in the 2018-19 season took us to 9th position in the league which
was our highest finish since 2013. The last match of the season saw us in the final of the West
Herts FA St. Mary’s Cup where we narrowly lost by the only goal of the game to Berkhamsted.
The reserve team were the team of the season, winning the Herts FA Intermediate Cup at the
County Ground beating Royston Town Reserves by 2 goals to nil. They finished as runners-up
in the Herts County League Senior Division and also reached the final of the Aubrey Cup where
they lost by the odd goal in three to premier division runners-up New Salamis who will be playing
in the Spartan South Midlands League from next season.

The 2019 – 20 season saw Stuart Atkins appointed as first team manger following the retirement
from football management of Tim and Pat. The season was disrupted by the
Covid-19 pandemic and was curtailed after March 7th with us in 5th position after the 29 matches
played.

The start of the 2020 -21 season was delayed due to the pandemic. Matches started during mid
-September and we only managed to complete 12 league matches when lockdown was
introduced and the league was once again curtailed. At this stage we were in 2nd position with
25 points.

Total CLUB Appearances & Goals
Saturday FA NATIONAL GAME
           Player       Appearances   Goals
Hervel, Ryan                78         16
Mehmet, Deniz               68         36
Georgiou, Harrison          62         36
Chambi, Andreas             60
Georgiou, Charlie           55         29
Lutaaya, George             55         25
Georgiou, Richard           49         54
Anastasiou, Andy            45          1
Foster, Luke                41          2
Smith, Robert               39
Michael, Antonio            38          7
White, Lee                  37          3
Durnin, Luke                36          4
Kyriacou, John              34          4
Becka, Johan                31          2
Artimadies, Christian       29          3
Kouroushi, Nicholas         24          3
Plowright, Xavier           24          2
Portou, Kyri                23         14
Xiouri, Chris               22          4
Byfield, Austin             21
Rose, Marcus                21
Bonnet Johnson, Sean        19          5
Anastasiou, Michael         18          3
Sanderson, Jordan           18          1
Austin, Courtney            17         16
Krasniqi, Arti              17          6
Loizou, Andy                17          2
Marku, Henry                16          3
Mustali, Kevin              15
Oujdi, Alla                 15
Tandon, Freddy              15          1
Arthur, Chris               14          2
Grantham, Josh              14          4
Campbell, Tyler             13          7
Crowley, Charles            13
Lowen, Phil                 13          3
Fenton, Dean                12          3
Cekrezi, Amrildo            11
Mckenzie, Leon              11         12
Fisher, Leon                 9          2
Furlong, Antony              9

Ovie, Rasheed                  9
Staunton, Joe                  9   1
Rapai, Irnti                   8   4
Cumanaj, Andreas               7   1
Price, Perry                   7
Ademiluyi, Michael             6   1
Ioannou, Antony                6
Richmond, Tashan               6   3
Asamoah, Derek                 5   2
Luke, Darnell                  5
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
Gogoa, Landry                  3   1
Reynolds, Tyrese               3
Rose, Jamal                    3
Diakiesse, Lauric              2   1
Dupray, William                2
Filip, Antonio                 2
Lemba, Charne                  2
Sulollari, Klodian             2
Achaempong, Richard            1
Aristidou, Dan                 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
Mullings, Shamir               1   2
Ogunseye, Elijah               1
Papacosta, Max                 1
Piggot, Scott                  1   1
Saluh, Rasheed                 1
Smith, Jamie                   1
Turkmann, Baris                1

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     A-A      51   Michael, Richmond
 31/08/2021   Harpenden Town                  SSMFL     2-0     150
 04/09/2021   Leverstock Green                SSMFL     3-2      47   Hervel (P), Mehmet, Lutaaya
 12/09/2021   Hackney Wick                    FAV1QR    1-4           Tandon, Lutaaya, Hervel (P), C.Georgiou
 14/09/2021   Oxhey Jets                      SSMFL
 18/09/2021   Ardley United                   SSMFL
 24/09/2021   Takeley                         FAV2QR
 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
 11/01/2022   Broadfields United              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

              Fixtures subject to change
              due to additional cup matches

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             Kricoss

Match Day Sponsors
 Season 2021 - 2022

SQUADS
  TOday’s GAME
     New Salamis v         Derek Asamoah         Owen Ayres
      Oxhey Jets FC        Johan Becka           Massoxi Barradas
Tues 14th September 2021   Austin Byfield        Harry Beaumont
    Kick Off : 7.45pm      Andreas Chambi        Jude Bell
 Spartan South Midlands    Luke Durnin           Andrew Brennan
     Premier Division      Luke Foster           Reece Cameron
                           Anthony Furlonge      Tom Gibson
                           Charlie Georgiou      Sean Giordmaina
                                                 Philip Ifil
NEXT HOME GAME             Harrison Georgiou
                           Richard Georgiou      Daniel May
     New Salamis v         Josh Grantham         Jonathan Munday
      Ardley United        Ryan Hervel           Kenny Nobrega
Sat 18th September 2021    Arti Krasniqi         Rob Patington
       Ko 3.00pm           Charne Lemba          Lewis Putman
 SSMFL Premier Division    Andy Loizou           Harry Seabrook
                           Deniz Mehmet          John Smith
                           Antonio Michael       Louis Stead
     Today’s               Elijah Ogunseye       Bradley Sweeney
    Officials              Harry Philippou
                           Tashan Richmond
 Referee : James Sedley    Jordan Sanderson
   Asst : Mike Heavey      Joe Staunton
  Asst : Oliver Simnock    Freddy Tandon

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