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Toolstation Western League
Premier Division
Saturday 11th September
V
BITTON
Match Sponsored by
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GROUP
WELCOME TO THE PLAYING FIELD
Saturday 11th September 2021
TOOLSTATION WESTERN
LEAGUE
PREMIER DIVISION
WELLINGTON
V
BITTON
Match Sponsors
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WELLINGTON AFC
North Street Car Park, Wellington, Somerset TA21 8LY
Telephone: 01823 664810
www.wellingtonafc.co.uk
Affiliated to the Somerset FA
Members of:
Toolstation Western League
Joma Devon & Exeter Football League
Britannia Lanes Taunton & District Saturday League
Somerset County Women’s League
Western Counties Floodlight Youth League
Taunton Youth League & Mini League
Somerset Girls Football League
CLUB OFFICIALS
ALAN SHIRE - President
MIKE HALL – Chairman
GRAHAM ASPIN - Vice-Chairman
JEFF BROWN - Secretary
REG OXBY - Treasurer
JANE BROWN – Assistant Secretary/Membership Secretary
REG & JENNY OXBY – Clubhouse Managers
COLIN WALLER - Welfare Officer/Youth Team Co-ordinator
KEN BIRD – Website and Social Media Officer
TIM LEGG - First Team Manager
STEVE TREVELYAN - Reserve Team Manager
LUKE O’HARA – A Team Manager
WELLINGTON AFC
Club History
Formed in 1892, we are proud to be an FA Charter Standard Community Club. Initially, the
club played in leagues based around Taunton and Tiverton. In the early 1960s, we gained
promotion to the Somerset Senior League and succeeded in achieving Western League
status in 1978 which has been retained ever since, making us one of the league’s longest
continuously-serving members.
The First Team entered the Western League in the First Division in the 1978-79 season and
played at Premier Division level from 1981-82 to 1984-85 and 2008-09 to 2010-11. The
team were then promoted as First Division Champions at the end of the 2016-17 season.
In their first season back in the Premier Division, the team finished a creditable 15 th and
also reached the semi-final of the Somerset Premier Cup losing 4-1 away to Southern
League Paulton Rovers. The following season, the team finished in 16th place and, for the
past two seasons have been near the foot of the table but were showing signs of
improvement when football was brought to a halt by the Coronavirus pandemic.
This season, the Toolstation Western League has been restructured which has seen the
departure of a number of ‘old friends’ and the arrival of a number of new teams promoted
from the South West Peninsula League. As a result, manager Tim Legg and the team will
face new challenges but will aim to continue to improve.
The Club’s Reserves played in the Devon and Exeter League Division One for four seasons
and were top of the table in Division One West with seven wins from seven games before
the 2020-21 campaign was brought to an early close. This season, under new manager
Steve Trevelyan, the team are once again playing in Division One in 2021-22.
Having played in the Devon and Exeter League for a number of seasons, the A team
transferred to Division Three of the Taunton Saturday League for the 2018-19 season when
they finished a creditable third, gaining promotion to Division Two for the 2019-20 season.
They were topping the table when the season was forced to end and were promoted to
Division One for last season. They won their group in the league’s Covid Cup and also won
the Seward Cup held over from 2019-20. Under manager Luke O’Hara, the team are in
Division One again this season.
The club’s Ladies played in the Somerset County Women’s League First Division but found
it difficult to compete with more experienced teams and played in Division Two (Flexi) last
season, finishing a creditable third when the season resumed. Under manager Nyima
Touray, they are playing at the same level this campaign.
The club’s Ladies played in the Somerset County Women’s League First Division but found
it difficult to compete with more experienced teams and played in Division Two (Flexi) last
season, finishing a creditable third when the season resumed. Under manager Nyima Touray, they are playing at the same level this campaign. This season, the club will again be running no fewer than 23 teams in our Youth and Mini Sections. These teams see both boys and girls playing from the age of eight through to 18 and we also have a thriving Disability section. In recent years, these teams have had mixed fortunes in their leagues but a number have won the Sportsmanship Awards for their Age Groups and, in 2018-19 season, the Disability Teams won the Somerset FA Award for Disability Club of the Year We continue to work with the local Town and District Councils and Wellington Sports Federation on the Somerset West and Taunton Pitch Strategy and are hoping to eventually establish a new First Team facility at the new Longforth Farm estate on the edge of the town. This would then free-up the Playing Field for other teams to use and hopefully trigger a programme to improve other facilities. Outside of our core footballing activities, Wellington AFC is home to several darts and skittles teams and we run a full programme of social events for members and non- members alike. The impressive Function Room and Lounge are available for hire – please contact the Clubhouse Manager, Jenny Oxby, on 01823 665410 for details.
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WELCOME
We extend a warm welcome to the players, officials and supporters of Bitton AFC for
our first Toolstation League Premier Division fixture of the 2021 – 22 season.
The First Team last played a home match ten and a half months ago on Saturday 24th
October when the visitors were Cribbs who won the game 2-1, our goal-scorer was
Jesse Howe. That was the last game the team played at home before the Country
went into lock-down and apart from away games the following week at Exmouth and
Bridport on Boxing Day the Team did not play again until starting preparations for
this season.
Because of ground sharing with the Cricket Club, all games played so far this season
have been played away with three victories against Street and Ashton & Backwell
and Bridport, draws against Mousehole and Clevedon and defeats at the hands of
Buckland and Tavistock together with a defeat in the FA Cup away to Ilfracombe.
The First Team will be home again next Saturday to Brislington with a 3.00pm kick-
off. In the meantime the Ladies will be home tomorrow to Wells City Ladies First in
the Somerset County Womens League with a 2.00pm kick-off and the Reserves will
be home to Topsham Town 2nds in the Devon & Exeter League Division One on
Wednesday, 15th September with a 7.00pm kick-off.
LIGHTING UP TIME
Thanks to all of the Tangerine Army Volunteers – some of them pictured, who had
an early start last Saturday morning to put the floodlights back up at the Playing
Field. Thanks also to R and A Commercials of Taunton for their help.
TOOLSTATION WESTERN LEAGUE PREMIER DIVISION
TAVISTOCK 3 1 WELLINGTON
Wellington’s three-match unbeaten run was ended with defeat away to second-
placed Tavistock. But they could hold their heads high after a gutsy performance
against a side tipped by many to be there or thereabouts at the end of the season.
Manager Tim Legg was forced into three changes from the side which had done
so well recently with the absence of midfielders Glen Wright and Miles Quick along
with defender Jack Bown-Porter. He brought in vastly experienced defender Kevin
Nicholson while there was a first start of the season for Mason Raymond after his
hamstring injury and a return for Jamie Vaughan-Ryall. Nicholson, who is Head of
Coaching at Exeter City, belied his 40 years with an assured performance in
defence, displaying all the experience gained from a professional career with the
likes of Sheffield Wednesday and Torquay United.
On a glorious afternoon in Devon, the opening was cat and mouse before
Tavistock took the lead after 15 minutes. A weaving run into the Wellington
defence led to the ball being played to Tallan Burns, who thumped home a low
drive. Although the home side went close on a couple of occasions, the visitors
nearly equalised midway through the half as Sam Towler fired just wide.
Wellington were not to be denied and drew level eight minutes into the second
half. A clever ball over the top by Jake Quick played in Josh Baker and the
youngster showed great composure under pressure to advance on goal before
beating keeper Josh Oak. Ironically, Baker had been suffering from an injury and
limped off immediately after scoring to be replaced by another home-grown
youngster, Rohan Poulsom. Towler saw a long-range dipper turned over by Oak
before Tavistock put the issue beyond doubt in the dying minutes when Liam
Prynn scored from close range. Wellington used both of their other subs including
a rare run-out for Legg for the final 17 minutes.
But they saved the best until last as
popular midfielder Harry Walford
came on for the closing stages – his
first appearance since suffering a
badly broken leg at Hallen nearly a
year ago. Welcome back, Harry!TOOLSTATION WESTERN LEAGUE PREMIER DIVISION
BRIDPORT 0 4 WELLINGTON
Wellington bounced back from their defeat at Tavistock with a comfortable victory
- and clean sheet - away to bottom-of-the-table Bridport.
Tim Legg’s side had seen their three-game unbeaten run ended on Saturday by
the side lying second but they showed no ill effects with a confident performance.
Legg made four changes to his line-up with Jack Bown-Porter, Miles Quick and
Glen Wright all returning after being unavailable at Tavistock to replace Kevin
Nicholson, Scott Merritt and Jamie Vaughan-Ryall.
There was also a call-up for Jordan Casey, usually a defender, who replaced the
injured Josh Baker up front.
Wellington looked comfortable on the ball from the kick-off and went ahead with
a quality goal after 18 minutes. A slick move ended with Josh Champion playing
the ball to Wright just outside the box and he turned before sending a superb shot
into the top corner.
Both keepers pulled off excellent reflex saves to keep the score at 1-0 - Shay Allen
denying home striker Christian Blango and, at the other end, Greg Taylor
thwarting Jake Quick.
But Quick was not to be denied and doubled Wellington’s advantage after 37
minutes when he was set up by Casey and showed quick feet to net from close
range.
Bridport started the second half brightly only for Wellington to virtually seal the
points eight minutes after the restart.
Miles Quick fed Casey on the right and he made ground before driving low across
the keeper for a clinical finish.
Although the home side rattled the bar from long range, Wellington held firm and
added a fourth in the dying minutes as sub Nathan Byrne swept the ball home
from a pull-back..
TODAY’S VISITORS
BITTON AFC
Our visitors today are currently top of the Toolstation Western
League Premier Division with victories over Ilfracombe, Brislington
(at home), Clevedon, Bridport, Street, Helston and Ashton &
Backwell. They drew 0-0 away to Bridgwater and lost 3-2 away to
Brislington.
They were also defeated in the FA Cup Extra Preliminary Round
away to Oxhey Jets from the Spartans South Midlands League
Premier Division.
NEXT GAMES AT THE PLAYING FIELD
Sunday 12th September
Somerset County Womens League – 2.00pm
WELLINGTON LADIES v WELLS CITY LADIES FIRST
Wednesday 15th September – 7.00pm
Joma Devon & Exeter League – Div One
WELLINGTON RESERVES v TOPSHAM TOWN 2NDS
Saturday 18th September – 3.00pm
Toolstation Western League – Premier Division
WELLINGTON v BRISLINGTONTOOLSTATION WESTERN LEAGUE
PREMIER DIVISION
Date
WELLINGTON BITTON
Tangerine & Black Red, White & Black
Shay Allen Callum Ball
Josh Baker Jack Ball
Jack Bown-Porter Brandon Barnes
Nathan Byrne Adam Butcher
Jordan Casey Josh Egan
Josh Champion Dean Griffiths
Callum Mooney Matthew Groves
Jake Quick Lee Hartshorn
Jason Quick Charlie Hitchings
Miles Quick Ashley Kington
Mason Raymond Joseph Ledbury
Tom Stone Joseph Mclennan
Sam Towler Liam Monelle
Jamie Vaughan-Ryall Jordan Whittaker
Harry Walford Ben Withey
Glen Wright
Manager – Tim Legg Manager – Daniel Langdon
Asst Manager – Alex Pope
Coach – Tony McCallum
Physio – Megan Farrant
MATCH OFFICIALS
Referee –Scott Robertson (Barnstaple)
Assistants – Kieran Tasker (Weston Super Mare) &
Steve Redman (Taunton)TOOLSTATION WESTERN LEAGUE
RECENT RESULTS
Saturday 4th September
FA Cup
Basingstoke 4-1 Bridgwater Town
Shepton Mallet 1-8 Taunton Town
Truro City 3-1 Exmouth Town
Premier Division
Brislington 3-2 Bitton
Clevedon Town 2-3 Ashton & Backwell United
Helston Athletic 2-0 Cadbury Heath
Ilfracombe Town 5-2 Bridport
Mousehole 5-1 Millbrook
Saltash United 3-2 Buckland Athletic
Street 1-1 Keynsham Town
Tavistock 3-1 Wellington
Tuesday 7th September
Bitton 4-2 Ashton & Backwell United
Bridgwater United 1-2 Ilfracombe Town
Bridport 0-4 Wellington
Brislington 1-2 Street
Keynsham Town 0-4 Clevedon Town
Millbrook 1-3 Buckland Athletic
Shepton Mallet 2-0 Cadbury Heath
Tavistock 2-3 Helston Athletic
Wednesday 8th September
Exmouth Town 1 -2 Saltash UnitedTOOLSTATION WESTERN LEAGUE
FORTHCOMING FIXTURES
Saturday 11th September
FA Vase – First Qualifying Round
Almondsbury vs Cheltenham Saracens
Bradford Town vs Wincanton Town
Brislington vs Fleet Town
Devizes Town vs Badshot Lea
Elburton Villa vs Welton Rovers
Exmouth Town vs Shepton Mallet
Farnham Town vs Warminster Town
Hengrove Athletic vs Ascot United
Ilfracombe Town vs Bishop Sutton
Radstock Town vs Arundel
Ringwood Town vs Bridport
Saltash United vs Cullompton Rangers
Sherborne Town vs Verwood Town
Stonehouse Town vs Ashton & Backwell United
Torrington vs Bishops Lydeard
Premier Division
Buckland Athletic vs Bridgwater United
Cadbury Heath vs Mousehole
Helston Athletic vs Keynsham Town
Millbrook vs Clevedon Town
Street vs Tavistock
Wellington vs BittonTOOLSTATION WESTERN LEAGUE
PREMIER DIVISION LEAGUE TABLE AS AT 4TH SEPTEMBER
Played Won Drawn Lost GD Points
1 Bitton 8 6 1 1 13 19
2 Tavistock 9 6 1 2 9 19
3 Keynsham Town 9 4 4 1 10 16
4 Buckland Athletic 8 4 3 1 10 15
5 Helston Athletic 7 4 2 1 10 14
6 Saltash United 8 4 2 2 9 14
7 Shepton Mallet 7 3 4 0 18 13
8 Ilfracombe Town 7 4 0 3 2 12
9 Brislington 8 4 0 4 -9 12
10 Exmouth Town 6 3 2 1 12 11
11 Bridgwater Town 6 3 1 2 4 10
12 Wellington 6 2 2 2 -4 8
13 Mousehole 6 2 1 3 0 7
14 Clevedon Town 8 1 4 3 -2 7
15 Street 8 2 1 5 -6 7
16 Cadbury Heath 10 1 2 7 -19 5
17 Millbrook 6 1 1 4 -7 4
18 Ashton & Backwell Utd 7 1 1 5 -11 4
19 Bridport 10 1 0 9 -39 3TOOLSTATION LEAGUE PREMIER DIVISION
2021 – 2022 SEASON FIXTURES & RESULTS
DATE H/A COMP OPPOSITION F A
31/07/21 A Prem Mousehole 3 3
03/08/21 A Prem Buckland Athletic 1 6
07/08/21 A FA Cup Ilfracombe 3 4
21/08/21 A Prem Ashton & Backwell 3 2
27/08/21 A Prem Street 2 0
30/08/21 A Prem Clevedon Town 2 2
04/09/21 A Prem Tavistock 1 3
07/09/21 A Prem Bridport 4 0
11/09/21 H Prem Bitton
18/09/21 H Prem Brislington
25/09/21 A FA Vase Torrington or Bishops Lydeard
05/10/21 A SPC Portishead 7.30pm
09/10/21 H Prem Ashton & Backwell
30/10/21 H Prem Bridport
06/11/21 H Prem Clevedon Town
09/11/21 A Prem Bridgwater 7.45pm
13/11/21 A Prem Cadbury Heath
27/11/21 A Prem Keynsham
04/12/21 H Prem Bridgwater Utd
11/12/21 H Prem Tavistock
18/12/21 H Prem Saltash
27/12/21 H Prem Ilfracombe Town 1.00pm – Bank Holiday
03/01/22 A Prem Millbrook Bank Holiday Monday
08/01/22 A Prem Helston Athletic
15/01/22 H Prem Street
29/01/22 H Prem Shepton Mallet
05/02/22 H Prem Keynsham
12/02/22 A Prem Bitton
26/02/22 H Prem Buckland Athletic
05/03/22 H Prem Exmouth
12/03/22 H Prem Helston Athletic
19/03/22 A Prem Saltash
26/03/22 H Prem Cadbury Heath
02/04/22 H Prem Millbrook
09/04/22 H Prem Mousehole
15/04/22 A Prem Ilfracombe Good Friday
18/04/22 A Prem Brislington Easter Monday
23/04/22 A Prem Shepton Mallet
TBA A Prem ExmouthEXTRACT FROM TOOLSTATION BULLETIN
4TH SEPTEMBER 2021
FA Cup: All three remaining Western League sides were knocked out of
this season’s FA Cup following defeats against higher-ranked
opposition. Exmouth were beaten 3-1 at Bolitho Park against Truro
City, with Rocky Neal, Ryan Brett and Tyler Harvey all scoring in the first
half for the home side. Shepton Mallet capitulated at home
to Taunton, conceding five goals after the interval on their way to a
humbling 8-1 loss, with Toby Holmes notching a hat-trick for the away
side. Ten-man Bridgwater threatened a late fightback away
at Basingstoke, only to concede twice in the closing stages to lose 4-1 at
the Winklebury Sports Complex. Having conceded a brace of goals to
Conor Lynch either side of the interval, Bridgy’s task then got even
tougher when Mike Duffy was dismissed on the hour mark. The hosts
missed a penalty to put the game beyond doubt, and Bridgwater
capitalised, with Nick Woodrow halving the arrears with around ten
minutes remaining. Throwing extra men forward in the search of an
equaliser, United were picked off, with D’Andre Brown and then Lynch
giving the scoreline a more one-sided look.
Premier Division: In a game which went down to the wire, Saltash scored
twice in the final five minutes to complete a dramatic 3-2 turnaround win
at home to Buckland. Having fallen behind to an early Ryan Bush header,
Saltash saw Dave Barker’s 20th minute penalty saved, before eventually
getting back on level terms when Sam Hughes struck on his
400th appearance for the club. The Ashes didn’t have long to celebrate
and were on the back foot once more when Owen Stockton fired home
an unstoppable drive from more than 20 yards out to put the away side
back in front. With the game now into the final ten minutes, Saltash were
awarded a lifeline when the referee awarded them a penalty for handball
in the box, with Chris Menhenhick making no mistake from 12 yards out
to level the scores. Rob Farkins was sent off for his protestations
following the award of the spot kick, and the ten men of Buckland wereunable to hold out against their rampant hosts with Barker crossing for Hughes to make it 3-2 deep into stoppage time. Mousehole flew out of the blocks at home to Millbrook, scoring three times in the opening quarter of an hour on their way to a 5-1 victory. Tallan Mitchell, Mark Goldsworthy and Callam Mconie all scored during the early stages to put Mousehole in complete control, with Jake Foster seemingly giving the visitors a slight foothold five minutes before the interval. That positivity didn’t last long however, with Goldsworthy restring the three-goal buffer in the 43rd minute, before Mitchell added a fifth goal midway through the second half to wrap up victory. Harry Stevens and Liam Short each scored twice during Ilfracombe’s 5-2 win at home to Bridport, while Helston beat Cadbury Heath 2-0 thanks to goals in the final 20 minutes from Craig Veal and Stu Bowker. Brislington moved into the top half following an impressive 3-2 win at home to league-leaders Bitton on Saturday afternoon. George Jones was the hero for Bris, scoring in either half for the hosts after Jordan Scadding had put them in front during the opening 20 minutes. Bitton were always in the contest, and saw goals from Dean Griffiths and Josh Egan keep them close, but they couldn’t find a late equaliser and succumbed to their first loss this season. Tavistock took advantage of that Bitton defeat, and now find themselves level atop the division after beating Wellington 3-1 at Langsford Park. The slightly delayed kick-off didn’t disrupt Tavistock who took the lead inside ten minutes of the opening kick-off through Tallan Burns. A strong response from Welly saw youngster Josh Baker level for them at the beginning of the second half, but the Lambs found a second wind, scoring twice more through Josh Grant and Liam Prynn to secure all three points. Ashton & Backwell gained local bragging rights, scoring a late winner on their way to a 3-2 derby triumph away at Clevedon, while Keynsham maintained their strong start, cancelling out Harry Foster’s early opener to claim a 1-1 draw away at Street.
WELLINGTON AFC
OVERALL WESTERN LEAGUE PERFORMANCE
Since joining in 1978 -79
Year P W D L GF GA GD PTS POS
First Div
1978/79 36 18 3 15 48 46 +2 57 8
1979/80 42 8 13 21 38 59 -21 29 20
1980/81 36 22 8 6 80 36 +44 52 2(P)
Prem Div
1981/82 38 10 11 17 50 62 -12 31 17
1982/83 38 8 12 18 46 74 -28 28 18
1983/84 38 4 8 26 29 95 -66 16 20(R)
First Div
1984/85 42 20 12 10 78 57 -21 52 5
1985/86 42 14 12 16 70 70 0 40 12
1986/87 42 14 7 21 55 67 -12 35 17
1987/88 36 14 6 16 60 67 -7 34 12
1988/89 38 17 11 10 72 56 +16 45 7
1989/90 38 7 13 18 40 60 -20 34 17
1990/91 40 15 10 15 58 55 +3 55 11
1991/92 42 9 11 22 42 70 -28 38 19
1992/93 40 11 14 15 53 65 -12 47 15
1993/94 38 9 6 23 51 92 -41 33 16
1994/95 40 14 7 19 55 59 -4 49 13
1995/96 36 12 8 16 47 52 -5 44 12
1996/97 38 21 5 12 82 62 +20 69 6
1997/98 36 13 10 13 72 54 +18 49 11
1998/99 36 20 6 10 71 42 +29 66 6
1999/00 32 11 7 14 46 44 +2 40 10
2000/01 36 11 5 20 40 63 -23 38 14
2001/02 38 9 8 21 48 89 -41 35 17
2002/03 36 12 8 16 49 57 -8 44 12
2003/04 36 14 7 15 54 55 -1 49 10
2004/05 38 11 9 18 58 76 -18 42 14
2005/06 42 14 8 20 69 81 -12 50 17
2006/07 42 18 9 15 63 60 +3 63 7
2007/08 40 27 8 5 124 45 +79 89 1(P)
Prem Div
2008/09 40 20 7 13 87 53 +34 67 7
2009/10 38 13 7 18 63 72 -9 46 13
2010/11 36 5 6 25 48 87 -39 21 18(R)Year P W D L GF GA GD PTS POS
First Div
2011/12 36 9 5 22 40 84 -44 32 18
2012/13 40 9 6 25 62 99 -37 33 18
2013/14 42 18 10 14 65 64 +1 64 8
2014/15 42 20 8 14 70 62 +8 68 7
2015/16 40 15 10 15 71 56 +15 55 12
2016/17 42 27 11 4 92 36 +56 92 1(P)
Prem Div
2017/18 38 12 6 20 52 73 -21 42 15
2018/19 38 12 3 23 55 80 -25 39 16
2019/20 30 3 3 24 24 74 -50 12 20
(season abandoned)
2020/21 14 3 3 8 15 29 -14 12 17
(season abandoned)
CODE OF CONDUCT FOR SPECTATORS
As a Charter Standard Club we expect all spectators to play your part and
support the FA’s Code of Respect:
Never engage in or tolerate offensive, insulting or abusive language
Never engage in threatening or violent behaviour
Never engage in racist abuse or behaviour of any kind
Never abuse match or team officials from either side
Stay behind the touchline and within the designated spectator’s area
You must fully understand and readily accept that failure to comply with any of
the above may result in you being:
Issued with a verbal warning or asked to leave
Required to meet with the club committee, league or Welfare Officer
Obliged to undertake and FA education course
Requested not to attend future games, be suspended or have your
membership removed
Required to leave the club along with any dependents and/or issued a
fineWELLINGTON RESERVES SQUAD – 2021/22 Back row left to right: Steve Trevelyan (Manager), Connor Noble, Lloyd Manning, Tom Davies, Rob Hall, Luke Woodgate, Luke Perry, Danny Nicholls, Logan Sellick, James Baker (Asst Manager). Front row left to right: Liam Thorne, Aaron Merry, Wes Poulsom, Mark Owen (Capt), Tom Scarlett, Jake Nichol, Aaron Hawkings
JOMA DEVON & EXETER LEAGUE
DIVISION 1
The Reserves marked their first home match of the season in the Devon
and Exeter League with a 2-0 win over Newtown 2nds last Saturday. They
dominated the whole of the match giving the away team very few
opportunities scoring through Liam Thorne and Luke Perry. Man of the
Match was Luke Perry who received his award from Joe Conway of Match
Sponsors Conway Cladding.
On Wednesday evening they made it two wins out of two with a 5-0
thumping of Upottery. The scorers were Luke Perry (2), Aaron Merry (2)
and Aaron Hawkings. Man of the Match was Tom Davies who was
presented with his award by match sponsors Paul Robinson of Robinson
Construction, Joe Conway of Conway Cladding and Darren Sparks of DJS
Contract Cleaning.
This afternoon they are away to East Budleigh 1st who have played two
games this season winning one and losing one.
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THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORTRECENT RESULTS & FORTHCOMING FIXTURES
Saturday 4th September
Bow Athletic Club 1st 1 1 Chard Town Reserves
Crediton Utd 2nd 2 0 Topsham Town 2nd
Halwill 1st 0 5 Alphington 2nd
Sandford 1st 2 4 East Budleigh 1st
Upottery 1st 7 0 Lympstone 1st
Wellington Reserves 2 0 Newtown 2nd
Tuesday 7th September
Alphington 2nd 3 0 Topsham Town 2nd
Wednesday 8th September
Wellington Reserves 5 0 Upottery 1st
Saturday 11th September
Chard Town Reserves v Sandford 1st
Crediton Utd 2nd v Lympstone 1st
East Budleigh 1st v Wellington Reserves
Tuesday 14th September
Alphington 2nd v Newtown 2nd
Wednesday 15th September
Wellington Reserves v Topsham Town 2ndBRITANNIA LANES TAUNTON SATURDAY LEAGUE
DIVISION ONE
RESULTS & FIXTURES
Saturday 4th September
Bridgwater Sports Reserves 1 1 Stogursey First
Galmington First 1 5 Wembdon First
Minehead AFC Reserves 3 0 North Curry First
Wellington A 2 2 North Petherton First
Wyvern Utd First 2 0 Westonzoyland First
Saturday 11th September
North Petherton First v Minehead AFC Reserves
Wembdon First v Wellington A
Westonzoyland First v Galmington First
Wyvern Utd First v Bridgwater Sports Reserves
SOMERSET COUNTY WOMENS LEAGUE
DIVISION TWO (FLEXI)
RESULTS & FIXTURES
Sunday 5th September
Ash Rangers Ladies First 3 1 Wells City Ladies First
Combe St Nicholas Ladies 1 2 Bishops Lydeard Ladies (Dev)
Wellington Ladies First 5 1 Pen Mill Ladies Reserves
Sunday 12th September
Pen Mill Ladies Reserves v Bishops Lydeard Ladies (Dev)
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