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THE OFFICIAL 2021/2022 MATCHDAY PROGRAMME
v Great Wakering Rovers
SATURDAY 4TH SEPTEMBER 2021, 3PM
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CHAIRMAN
CHRIS DAYNES
Welcome back to the
Goldstar Ground for today’s
Emirates FA Cup tie.
I’d like to offer a warm welcome to the
players, officials and supporters of Great
Wakering Rovers and to today’s match officials.
We go into this cup tie in great spirits at least!) and there’s always that dream of
after Monday’s performance and result against reaching the First Round Proper and a plum
Dereham. I thought we reacted superbly to tie against a league side, just like Maldon
the disappointment of losing at Canvey Island & Tiptree enjoyed recently.
two days earlier, producing an attacking Rovers will come here today looking to
display of football that must have sent you, frustrate us, I’m sure, and we’ll need your
the supporters, home that night having been support throughout the game to drive the
thoroughly entertained. players on and break down our opponents
“... we’ll need your support to give us the best chance of appearing in
Monday’s draw, and of course collecting the
throughout the game to drive the
prize money on offer this afternoon…. which is
players on and break down our always handy!
opponents to give us the best chance Off the field, the club are investing in a used
of appearing in Monday’s draw..” minibus to facilitate our Academy, U18’s, U23’s
and Juniors with travel when needed. We’re
Injuries are proving to be a problem after looking to brand the minibus with sponsors
the long lay off but I’m sure it’s an issue up logos to offset some of the running costs, so
and down the country at the moment, so it’s if you’d be interested in supporting the club
about using our squad effectively to manage in this way please speak to Matt, Andy, myself
the fixtures and our management are doing or email commercial@felixstowefootball
a sterling job in that respect.
The FA Cup still has that buzz (for me Enjoy the game!
PUBLICATION OF OWNERSHIP
Felixstowe & Walton United Football Club is owned and managed by Felixstowe & Walton United
Football Club Ltd (by guarantee) registration number 10076800. The Chairman of the
Company is Christopher Daynes, Andrew Clarke & Matthew Hope. The Directors of the Company
are Christopher Daynes, Andrew Clarke, Matthew Hope, Tamlyn Ward & James Simmonds.
FROM THE DUGOUT
STUART BOARDLEY
This afternoon we offer a warm - worked hard, played for our U23’s and then
when his chance came last weekend, he
welcome to Great Wakering
grabbed it with both hands. Gone are the
Rovers who visit the Goldstar for days when certain players were guaranteed
what we hope will be a similarly a place in the side and now each one has to
entertaining match to the one work extremely hard every week to maintain
we all witnessed last time out in a spot, ultimately improving standards
the FA Cup… across the board.
We really hope that last week you all started
Since our last programme notes we have
to see the talented individuals we’ve brought
played a very experienced and competitive
into the football club beginning to form into
Dereham side, when a fantastic team
a close-knit team that will be challenging
performance saw us 2-0 victors with goals
towards the upper echelons of the league.
from two of our old guard - Stuart Ainsley
Lastly, and I know you are all probably bored
and Miles Powell.
of hearing this, but the club has, and continues
A special mention must go to Miles,
to grow at a significant rate. The band of
because after being absent for several
volunteers are really feeling the strain keeping
pre-season games, he found himself out of
the club in line with the ambitions of us all. So
the side - but did exactly what I,
if you can help in anyway, spare a few hours, in
as manager, would have hoped
person or away from the football club, please
don’t leave it to others, come forward and
talk to us - there may be just the role for you.
I sincerely hope we are all celebrating
being in the next round of the FA Cup
come 5.30pm.
Enjoy the game!
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his season we celebrate 150 years of briefly joined forces
the FA Cup competition! It started on after the war before
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will be participating in the final, other than as Felixstowe Town, 5
spectators, perhaps supporting one of the seasons as Felixstowe
combatants. Port & Town and are currently playing our 20th
The two adversaries here at the Goldstar season as Felixstowe & Walton United, with
ground this afternoon joined the competition today being our 39th game as F&WUFC.
at the Preliminary round stage as two of the
136 step 4 clubs exempted from the Extra Best performance - Gt Wakering Rovers
Preliminary Round. 2nd Qualifying Round twice 2006/07 & 2018/19,
Between us, we have played a total of biggest win 5-0 Home to Halstead Town
125 games in the competition. Our visitors Extra Preliminary Round 2013/14.
will be playing their 48th match in the FA Cup
this afternoon, having joined for the 1996/97 Best Performance - Felixstowe & Walton
campaign, making their debut with a trip to United
Wroxham FC where they drew 2-2 but then 3rd Qualifying Round 2016/17, biggest win 5-1
lost the replay 1 -0. We made our debut in 1949 Away to Broxbourne Borough
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MATCH REPORT
MONDAY 30thAUG
PITCHING IN ISTHMIAN
NORTH LEAGUE
Felixstowe & Walton Utd 2
Dereham Town 0
Felixstowe & Walton United produced
a scintillating performance at The
Goldstar Ground to secure their first
league win of the season against
previously unbeaten Dereham Town.
Stuart Ainsley and Miles Powell the
scorers of two first class goals for the
home side who could afford a missed penalty in a game they
dominated from start to finish in front of a bumper Bank Holiday
crowd of 405. HOW WE
Felixstowe were again forced into making changes to the
starting eleven after suffering further injuries during the narrow
LINED UP
defeat at Canvey Island on Saturday, Callum Bennett, Lamell
Howell, Miles Powell and Curtley Williams started the match
1. Callum Robinson
ahead of Armani Scharr and Josh Hitter with the injured pair of 2. Callum Bennett (c)
Leon Ottley-Gooch and Sam Nunn missing from the squad. 3. Stuart Ainsley
After a quiet opening five minutes it was the home side that 4. Billy Holland
had the first opportunity of the game, Miles Powell causing all 5. Curtley Williams
sorts of problems for the Dereham defence on the right and his
6. Joe Whight
7. Lamell Howell
8. Jordy Matthews
9. Oliver Canfer
10. Zak Brown
11. Miles Powell
SUBS
12. Noel Aitkens
14. Rhys Henry
15. Danny Crump
16. Joshua Hitter
17. Armani Schaar
Match report by Stuart Daynes
Photography by Dave Franics
cross was met by Lamell Howell in the six Dereham’s first decent chance came with
yard box who looked certain to score until the 34 minutes on the clock, with a forward finding
goalkeeper somehow scrambled the ball away space near the back post but his shot could
from the fierce shot. only find the side netting. Dereham are a decent
Felixstowe were ahead after 13 minutes side and had won all their games this season
and what a goal it was! Zak Brown and the thus far so whilst it remained only one nil it was
lively Miles Powell linking up well on the right always slightly nervy when they did venture
once again and crossing for Lamell Howell forward, fortunately the Seasiders defence was
who laid the ball back for Stuart Ainsley who looking very strong, with Curtley Williams and
from a full 40 yards out wide curled the ball Joe Whight looking especially in control around
into the far top corner away from the desperate the box and comfortably dealing with anything
attempts of the goalkeeper to reach it. the visitors were throwing their way. Zak Brown
Ainsley of course admitted after the game again found himself in a good position in the
that it was intended as a cross, but let’s take box on 40 minutes, he elected to pass across
nothing away from what was an exquisite goal the box rather than shoot on this occasion and
and surely an early contender for goal of the the away defence cleared the ball from danger.
season. On 19 minutes it was nearly two nil, Callum Robinson’s hands were stung just
Ollie Canfer did well to win the ball and cross before half time as a good shot from close
from the right for Billy Holland whose powerful range came straight at him, he did well to
shot from around the penalty spot was rising parry the ball away, and a minute later it was
and just missed the crossbar. It was all Felixstowe Robinson’s outstretched foot saving the day
at this point and two minutes later it was the when a shot looked to be heading into the far
turn of Zak Brown to bring the supporters to corner of the net.
their feet, more excellent play from Miles Powell Felixstowe had a great opportunity to double
saw him feed the ball through for Brown to their lead straight after the break, Zak Brown
run onto, his shot from ten yards at an angle was bundled over in the box by a covering
went right through the goalkeeper but again defender and the referee had no hesitation in
flew just over the bar. pointing to the spot. Callum Bennett stepped
shots from distance floated harmlessly wide.
Stuart Ainsley nearly wrapped up the goal
of the season competition that he had already
staked his claim for earlier in the match with
a superb effort on 87 minutes, he created the
chance himself with a brilliant tackle in the
centre circle and as he spotted the goalkeeper
off his line, he sent in an effort from a full
50 yards that was heading in until the
backtracking keeper got a finger to the ball
and diverted it over the bar. Joe Whight had
the last chance of the game in added on
time and was unlucky to see his long range
floating shot just go over the top.
Stuart Boardley spoke to the media team
after the game. “We are really pleased, I felt from
one to eleven we were fantastic, we probably
up and smashed the penalty hard and central should have been further in front at half time,
but the strike cannoned off the bar and to much like at Canvey on Saturday, but we had
safety. Dereham had perhaps their best to settle for the one goal before the break,
opportunity of the second half shortly after instead of dwelling on what had happened
the penalty, the forward finding himself in on at the weekend I thought we took the game
goal and poked the ball towards the corner to them again second half and let’s be honest,
but Callum Robinson was down like lightning we should have had more goals with the
to save once again. The Seasiders did go missed penalty and a couple of one on one
further in front on 57 minutes, Ollie Canfer broke chances that we haven’t put away, but overall
from the middle of the pitch and Miles Powell we are really pleased with the lads, the general
took the ball and whilst others complained as performance was really up there and to get
he was clattered into, he won the loose ball a result was great.”
and nonchalantly curled in a beautiful shot Boards went on to say. “Dereham are a
which nestled superbly into the far corner to really good side, Olly and Adam have got them
huge cheers from the crowd. going really well, they’re well drilled and have
Zak Brown was close to a goal on 63 some good attacking players in particular so
minutes, as the ball came through the middle he they’ll be up there at the end of the season,
dropped his shoulder and fooled the defender no doubts. The biggest thing that pleased me
and was in on goal, his shot was fierce but today was our desire to defend; the lads
just wide of the goal. Five minutes later and it actually enjoyed defending today, enjoyed
was again Zak Brown at the centre of the action winning headers and doing the ugly side of
as the home side tried to kill off the game, his the game, if we can do that every week, the
brilliant play on the byline led to a lovely cross players we’ve got in the building will show
over the six yard box that Armani Schaar and their quality, as they did today in those final
Ollie Canfer were an inch away from connecting third areas, keeping the ball, and I don’t ever
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www.davidbuttonfuneraldirectors.co.ukQ&AWITH MILES (MILO) POWELL After the Seasiders Bank Holiday win against Dereham Town, I put a few questions to goalscorer Miles Powell about his goal, start to the season, and how good it feels to be playing football inf ront of the Goldstar crowd again.... You’ve made a great start to the season with two goals already in the bag, talk us through your goal against Dereham... The old cliché of right place at the right time really, the ball came back out to me on the edge of the area and my first instinct was to have a shot. Luckily, it flew in. It’s been a frustrating year with not a lot of football due to the Covid pandemic, how did you manage to keep yourself fit during this time, and how good is it to be back playing football regularly again? No-one will believe me when I say I have been doing plenty of road running and hill sprints in my own time. Which I do not like but it felt like I had to in preparation for this season due to the quality of the squad. It’s great to be honest. The best thing for me is being around the boys again, nothing quite compares to being in a changing room full of personalities with the banter flying around. Which match sticks out for you as your most memorable during your time at the club? The Portman Road Final in the Suffolk FA Premier Cup was a highlight despite the
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result, but for me the Semi-Final against Needham
Market at Leiston. Against a strong Needham team we
were quality, and to score the winner is always nice.
GOALS IN
277
GAMES Felixstowe and Walton players start to celebrate after
Miles Powell’s strike hits the net against Needham Market
You’re one of Felixstowe & Walton United’s all time most
prolific strikers with 91 goals in 277 games for the club,
out of all your goals scored, which one is your favourite?
Again, there have been a few, as previously stated the goals
against Needham in the Semi Final is up there. I have always
scored good goals against Godmanchester for some
reason. But for me must be the last-minute winner
against Thetford at home. Dinking the keeper from 25
yards in the last minute when everyone is screaming at
me saying “DON’T SHOOT” or “PASS THE BALL”. God knows
why I did chip it, and I was praying when it left my foot.
Luckily for me it sailed in, otherwise I would have been
battered by players, managers and most probably Ray
Stanbridge in the crowd. One of the targets I have set
myself this season is to reach 100 goals for the club.What are your thoughts on the current
squad, new additions and season ahead?
I’m excited about the season ahead. The
boys that have been brought in are top
quality but more importantly are genuinely
top guys and have integrated really well.
Even Hits (Josh Hitter) who had punched half
the squad before even signing, including
me, but who can blame him I suppose?!
Personally, I have had a stop-start
to the season, having to go get minutes
with the under 23’s which is not what
you want to do, but have to do. The
competition for places is great and
healthy for the team. Every player
knows they have someone who
wants their shirt which automatically
pushes you to work harder and
keep it.
The Seasiders are unbeaten at
home in all competitions since
December 2019, how much of a difference
does it make to the team playing in front of
the Goldstar crowd?
It’s massive, as players we love it.
There is nothing better when they
are singing your name. The boys really
do feed off the crowd and I personally
speak on behalf of the lads who
appreciate the support we get.
I was here when we had 50 spectators
and was fighting relegation so to see how
far the club have come on and off the pitch
is brilliant. Long may it continue.NOW FOR SOME RANDOM QUESTIONS...
If you had to pick a five a side team
including only players that you’ve played
with/against who would you pick?
Wow! what a question... I’m not sure I have
an answer for that!!!!! Marcus Garnham in
between the sticks, Callum Bennett, Jordy
Matthews, Danny Thrower and Allicion Blake.
I’m sticking myself on the bench or I will be
gaffer because I am not getting in that team!
Which team do you support and how do Which player from our current playing squad
you predict they’ll do this season? could you easily beat in an arm wrestle?
I will keep it brief, I support Arsenal and if we All of them, with my physique and muscle
are still in the Premier League by May, I will mass I could smash them all!
be happy.
And finally, what is your prediction for the
Who is the worst DJ within the current Emirates FA Cup tie against Great Wakering
Seasiders squad? Rovers?
Tough one as all the boys are into the same It will be a tough game, it always is. But I am
sort of music. Ainso (Stuart Ainsley) must be confident and am going to say we will win
up there with his love for Little Mix. and be in the hat for the next round draw!OUR SQUAD ...
THE SEASIDERS
Introducing the Felixstowe & Walton United FC playing squad
and management team for the 2021/2022 season.
STUART BOARDLEY ANDY CRUMP
manager assistant manager
Stuart started his footballing career at Ipswich Andy returned to Felixstowe & Walton
Town leaving in 2004 after 10 years and being United as Assistant Manager following the
unable to break into the premier league squad. appointment of Stuart Boardley in 2019.
He went on to play in League One for Torquay Having enjoyed success in previous spells at
United but following relegation left to play for the club as both player and First Team Coach,
Suffolk clubs Sudbury, Leiston and Felixstowe. he is keen to ensure the club establish
themselves at Step 4 and continue to be a
In October 2018 he was appointed as Manager
crucial part of the local community for both
of Step 3 side Leiston but left one year later
junior and adult players and supporters.
to link up with Felixstowe and Walton as their
Manager as they look to establish themselves SPONSORS: Chris & Jayne Ryan, Chris Worrall
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Contact Les Soall to choose your player Email: lgsfxt@aol.comkyle jopling defender Kyle joined the club in the summer of 2019 after spending part of the previous season on loan from Colchester United. Another player for the future, Kyle is already a hit with the supporters after his classy displays at the back. SPONSORS: Hawkeye Construction Investments Ltd
callum roBinson Callum Bennett CURTLEY WILLIAMS
Goalkeeper right Back DEFENDER
Callum joined the club last Callum is in his second spell Curtley joins the club having
summer from Stowmarket at the club having re-joined last played for Stowmarket
Town. He started his career in late 2018. An attacking full Town in 2020. Prior to this, spells
at Colchester United before back with one of the best at Lowestoft Town, Dagenham
playing for Wroxham, AFC ball deliveries in non-league & Redbridge and Luton Town
Sudbury and spent time on football. Callum has plenty of demonstrate the pedigree and
loan at Brantham Athletic. experience from his time at experience Curtley possesses.
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JOE WHIGHT sam nunn stuart ainsley
DEFENDER defender left Back
Joe came through the ITFC Sam originally joined on loan Stuart joined the club for his
Youth system before playing from Stowmarket Town. He has second spell in 2014 from
for the likes of Needham, Bury previously played at a higher Lowestoft Town. Previous clubs
and most recently AFC Sudbury level for Lowestoft Town, Bury include Chelmsford City and
where he captained their side. Town and Needham Market. AFC Sudbury. Stuart spent 10
A left sided defender, Joe offers Sam suffered with injuries years at Ipswich Town, winning
composure, a wonderful left last season but Boards and the FA Youth Cup in 2005.
foot and a toughness and desire Crumpy had seen enough to Stuart has a sweet left foot
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Back row L-R Joe Whight, Ollie Canfer, Noel Aitkens, Miles P
Middle row L-R Charlotte Long, Josh Hitter, Leon Ottley-Gooch,
Armani Schaar, Stuart Stevenson Front row L-R Henry Barley, La
Andy Crump, Zak Brown, Stuart Ainsley, Rhys Henry NotFC 2021/2022 FIRST TEAM SQUAD Powell, Billy Holland, Curtis Haynes-Brown, Curtley Williams Callum Robinson, Garry Hammond, Danny Crump, Sam Nunn, amell Howell, Jordy Matthews, Stuart Boardley, Callum Bennett, t in photo George Clarke, Kyle Jopling & Kristin Viikmaa
jordan matthews BILLY HOLLAND JOSH HITTER
midfielder midfielder midfielder
Jordy, a one club man and a Billy started life at Ipswich Josh signs for us having
manager’s dream. Equally Wanderers and has had played his football at Step 3
happy in midfield or in the spells at Needham, Leiston side Leiston for the past
No.10 shirt. Always gives 110% and AFC Sudbury. He’s 28 three seasons and gained
and somehow covers every now and in his prime and a vast amount of exposure
blade of grass. With his fair has joined Felixstowe to push and experience at that level.
share of goals and tackles on and win things. Being left Josh is an attack minded
he is a great all round player. sided will bring a real balance player who is very dynamic
to the midfield as well as and likes to arrive in the box
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midfielder/forward midfielder midfielder
Lamell signed from Leon signed for the club in Noel’s signing for the club last
Brightlingsea Regent in 2020. 2020 and is another vastly summer caused a stir amongst
He can play on both wings experienced player at step 3 the non-league world, joining
or in the number 10 position and 4 level. Previous clubs from step 3 Leiston and being
and brings pace and trickery include Leiston, Bury Town, described by manager
to the side. He has previously Hadleigh Utd and Stowmarket Boardley as “the best midfield
played for Stowmarket Town. Leon is very versatile player in this area”. Noel is quick,
Town,Debenham LC and but is predominantly a strong, can tackle, is athletic
Brantham Athletic dynamic midfield player. and can really play football!
SPONSOR: Steven Seeley SPONSORS: Steve & Kate Garnham SPONSOR: Stan Bastonarmani schaar MIDFIELDER/FORWARD Armani played for Felixstowe & Walton back in 2016 before moving on to Leiston and then Lowestoft Town where he helped them avoid relegation. Armani has also had spells at Needham Market and brings with him plenty of experience playing at step 3 level. SPONSOR: Kedan Logistics Ltd
henry Barley miles powell zak Brown
midfielder/forward forward forward
Henry signed for the club in ‘Milo’ spent the 2014/15 A sought after and highly rated
2019 following his contract season with Whitton United young striker. At just 17, Zak
expiring at Ipswich Town. returning to the Seasiders penned a two year pro
Another popular young where he learnt his trade. contract with Ipswich Town
player who had also been Milo has now become one of where he was a regular
on loan from the then EFL the most prolific goal scorers marksman in the U23’s. Zak
Championship club the the club has ever had. started life in the Seasiders
previous season. SPONSORS: Suffolk Carpet Weavers, Youth sections and the club
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ollie canfer danny crump GARY HAMMOND
forward Goalkeeper Goalkeeper coach
Ollie made a dramatic impact This is Danny’s fifth spell at Gary is in his fourth season with
when he joined the club in Felixstowe & Walton after the club. He was part of the
November 2019, signing from spells at Hadleigh and more double winning team with
Mildenhall Town. “Canfs” burst recently Mildenhall. He has Walton Utd before the
onto the scene scoring 9 made over 200 appearances merger with Felixstowe. He
goals in 13 games. The fans for the club and kept over 50 has a wealth of experience
love his non-stop running clean sheets from 2015 to 2018. having previously played for
and desire to cause defensive Danny is now working as a Stowmarket, Woodbridge
headaches for the opposition. player/coach. and Ipswich Wanderers.
SPONSOR: Steven Seeley SPONSOR: Gary the Goat Gary is also Club Treasurer.
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Andy & Kim Wildinggeorge clarke
forward
George signed at the same
time as Sam Nunn, also from
Stowmarket Town and has
previously played for Ipswich
Town, AFC Sudbury, Needham
Market, Brightlingsea Regent
and Brantham Athletic.
George is a powerful player
with the speed to match.
SPONSORS: Richard & Jenny Bugg
george clarke
forward
George signed at the same time as Sam Nunn, also from
Stowmarket Town and has previously played for Ipswich Town,
AFC Sudbury, Needham Market, Brightlingsea Regent and
Brantham Athletic. George is a powerful player with the
speed to match.
SPONSORS: Richard & Jenny BuggSTUART STEVENSON CHARLOTTE LONG kristin viikmaa
coach Head Sports sports Therapist
After hanging up his playing Therapist Kristin joined the club as
boots Stuart joined Felixstowe Charlotte graduated from a placement student in
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GREAT
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ROVERS Photos from Felixstowe & Waltons visit
to Great Wakering Rovers last season.
Courtesy of Tom Bradford
T
he club was formed in 1919 by soldiers Rovers remained in the Essex Intermediate
demobbed after World War I and finding League for three seasons, winning the
employment in the local brickfields. Not championships of Divisions Three and Two in
much in memory remains of the early years successive seasons. After the latter, Rovers
of the club although the club do pose some successfully applied to join the Essex Senior
wonderful pictures from around that period. League and found themselves in Step 5 of
We first played in one of Southend’s oldest the Non-League pyramid, which for a village
leagues, the Southend & District League, where club was a tremendous feat.
the Rovers stayed until 1982. Rovers were the
leagues most dominant clubs, especially in
the 1960s and 1970s and to this day remain so
on record. The switch in 1982 saw the club move
to the newly formed Southend & District Alliance
Football League, but sadly this league folded
in 1989 leaving Rovers with a decision to move
back to the Southend & District League or take
a step up in standard. With what most Rovers
feel to be the best squad amassed by a
manager, in this case Eddie Nash, Rovers took
the decision to step up to intermediate level
and joined the Essex Intermediate League.In the 1994-1995 season Rovers narrowly beat
Sawbridgeworth Town FC for the Essex Senior League
title. Rovers had collected 71 points for the season
and lost just three times although the title win was
only won on goal difference (18). During that season
Rovers forward Paul Flack scored 28 goals, which
included a haul of 4 goals away at Eton Manor as
Rovers celebrated a 9-0 victory. Also included in his
stunning season were two further hattricks. That
season his strike partner Neil Ramsey grabbed 20
goals as Rovers hit home 82 goals.
Rovers defence of the Essex Senior crown would
falter the following season, finishing 2nd behind
Romford. n the 1996-1997 season Rovers would also
finish second again, behind Ford United by just three
points. The 1997-1998 season would be Rovers worst
season in the Essex Senior League, finishing mid-table,
MANAGER 7th, and 36 points behind winners Concord Rangers.
Stephen Butterworth
MANAGEMENT
TEAM:
Assistant Manager: David Patient
Player/Coach: Martin Tuohy
Physio: Lewis Cattling
Kit Man: Joshua Wiggins
PLAYERS
Tim Brown Danny Hurford
Jaiden Babalola Lewis Jaggs
Sam Carter Billy Johnson
George Cox Connor Martin The club’s final appearance in the Essex Senior
Sam Dulieu Charlie Morris League saw them finish 2nd behind Bowers United.
However, due to Bowers United failing to meet ground
Perry Dunn Jake Pitty
grading requirements for promotion, Rovers were
Tam Eyong Martin Tuohy promoted to the Isthmian League in their place.
Mitchell Gilbey Adam Vyse With Isthmian League Division Three on the horizon
Jake Gordon Jacob Wiggins for the 1999-2000 season, Rovers move into Step 4 of
the league pyramid was complete.
Billy Harris Marc Gorbell
At the very first attempt Rovers were promoted to
Louie Hay Division Two finishing behind East Thurrock Utd by three
Shaye McKenzie-La-Rose points. Promotion to Division Two gave Rovers somestiffer opposition and the season finished with as a Ryman League club.
Rovers in mid-table. The 2009-2010 season brought a record
In 2002 the Isthmian League then reorganised number of points for the Rovers at Ryman
and Rovers found themselves in a new look League level, 64, but towards the end of the
Division One North, finishing mid-table but more season manager Iain O’Connell was offered
than holding their own in what was a very the management of Ryman Premier League
competitive league. In 2003 the club were side Margate leaving assistant Ryan Wilkinson
embroiled in a relegation fight, although this and physio Cleve Taylor to take over temporary
was won convincingly as Rovers finished 15 control with 12 games to go. In a season that
points ahead of the relegation zone. A further saw Rovers top the table for 9 weeks, the dizzy
league reorganisation in 2004 saw the club heights would eventually get to O’Connell’s
switch to the Southern Football League side as they finished in 9th place, 13 points
Eastern Division for two seasons. behind the playoffs.
The 2004-2005 season saw Rovers miss Ryan Wilkinson and Cleve Taylor would
relegation by one point due to Erith & Belvedere be implemented as joint-managers for the
FC being deducted three points, but in the 2010-2011 season and their first season in charge
2005-2006 season Rovers bounced back to would offer up 44 points and 15th place in the
finish safely in mid-table. league. Their start to the 2011-2012 season wasn’t
For the 2006-2007 season Rovers found what they had hoped and after one win in
themselves in familiar territory, switching back their opening nine games, both offered their
to the Isthmian League Division One North, resignations. Rovers made first team coach
where we finished 12th. Two further seasons Danny Heath caretaker manager and he
saw Rovers finish 13th and stabilise themselves brought temporary stabilisation back to theside as they recorded two wins and three Seeing two Chairman leaving their posts,
draws from his seven games in charge. together with two Managers also losing their
Rovers would offer the management post jobs. In total 71 players were used in the fight
to Danny Greaves, son of ex-Tottenham and against relegation without any success. As
England legend Jimmy Greaves. Danny saw we were finally relegated after two seasons
that a clean sweep of the side was required at step 4 in the FA Pyramid returning to the
and let go the majority of the squad, bringing Essex Senior League.
in loanees whilst trying to sign up new players. Manager Iain O’Connell, in his second spell
unfortunately, this plan didn’t work and after with the club has been working hard during
a miserable run of six losses in a row, he too the summer to put together a strong squad
offered his resignation. and to lay down the foundation to mount a
Rovers would offer ex-Captain and stalwart serious challenge for promotion to enable
Dan Trenkel the position as manager in Great Wakering Rovers to get back to Step 4
November 2011 in an effort to stabilise the club. in the FA pyramid the club expects.
However, Trenkel was playing for Redbridge 2017/18 Season Rovers won the ESL again as
FC at the time who were on a fantastic run in well as the Errington League Cup and was
the FA Cup, and it would be two weeks before promoted back to the Isthmian League
he would be unveiled at the club, Danny Heath once again.
taking temporary control again, although this 2018/19 see’s Garry Kimble take over from
time losing both games. Iain O’Connell, who stepped down as Rovers
Trenkel would bring back a number of manager during pre-season to concentrate
players previously released by Danny Greaves, on his family.
and opened his management career with a Rovers had a up and down season with
2-2 draw at home to Waltham Forest, followed Gary Kimble leaving the club and Stephen
by a 1-1 draw at home to Harlow Town. Butterworth taking over just after Christmas
However, although the side were performing on a temporary basis and managed to keep
better, results would continue to go against Rovers up and playing Isthmian football
him and after just three wins in the remaining again for 2019-20 season.
21 games, including 6 draws, Rovers would find Stephen Butterworth was given the role on
themselves bottom of the table and staring a permanent basis going into 2019/20 season
relegation into the Essex Senior League. finishing their highest position in the club’s
In 2014, they won the ESL by one point on history just outside the playoff place in 7th
the final day of the season, and were with 43 points.
promoted back to the Isthmian League. 2020/21 season was the season that wasn’t,
2016/17 season was probably the most with Rovers only managing 7 league games
turbulent the club has ever experienced. and claiming only points.
GREAT WAKERING ROVERS
RESULTS SO FAR THIS SEASON...
Saturday 14th August v Witham Town (H) LEAGUE - LOST 2-3
Saturday 21st August v Heybridge Swifts (H) EMIRATES FA CUP - WON 3-1
Friday 27th August v Aveley (A) LEAGUE - LOST 4-0
Monday 30th August v Basildon United (H) - LOST 1-4FIRST TEAM FIXTURES 2021/22 AUGUST SAT 14 BASILDON UNITED H 3PM LEAGUE D 1-1 Att 364 Brown SAT 21 SOUTHEND MANOR H 3PM FA CUP - PRELIM W 5-3 Att 295 Barley, Canfer (2), Holland, Powell SAT 28 CANVEY ISLAND A 3PM LEAGUE L 1-0 Att 185 MON 30 DEREHAM TOWN H 3PM LEAGUE W 2-0 Att 405 Ainsley, Powell SEPTEMBER SAT 04 GREAT WAKERING ROVERS H 3PM FA CUP - 1ST QR SAT 11 COGGESHALL TOWN A 3PM LEAGUE TUE 14 HULLBRIDGE SPORTS A 7.45PM LEAGUE SAT 18 HASHTAG UNITED A 3PM LEAGUE TUE 28 HEYBRIDGE SWIFTS H 7.45PM LEAGUE OCTOBER SAT 02 GRAYS ATHLETIC A 3PM LEAGUE SAT 09 MALDON & TIPTREE A 3PM FA TROPHY - 1ST SAT 16 TILBURY H 3PM LEAGUE SAT 23 AFC SUDBURY A 3PM LEAGUE SAT 30 BRENTWOOD TOWN H 3PM LEAGUE NOVEMBER SAT 06 STOWMARKET TOWN A 3PM LEAGUE SAT 13 WITHAM TOWN H 3PM LEAGUE SAT 20 AVELEY A 3PM LEAGUE SAT 27 GREAT WAKERING ROVERS H 3PM LEAGUE
DECEMBER SAT 04 ROMFORD A 3PM LEAGUE SAT 11 BASILDON UNITED A 3PM LEAGUE SAT 18 CANVEY ISLAND H 3PM LEAGUE MON 27 DEREHAM TOWN A 3PM LEAGUE JANUARY SAT 01 MALDON & TIPTREE H 3PM LEAGUE MON 03 BURY TOWN A 3PM LEAGUE SAT 08 BARKING H 3PM LEAGUE SAT 15 HASHTAG UNITED H 3PM LEAGUE SAT 22 HULLBRIDGE SPORTS H 3PM LEAGUE SAT 29 HEYBRIDGE SWIFTS A 3PM LEAGUE FEBRUARY SAT 05 GRAYS ATHLETIC H 3PM LEAGUE SAT 12 TILBURY A 3PM LEAGUE SAT 19 AFC SUDBURY H 3PM LEAGUE SAT 26 BRENTWOOD TOWN A 3PM LEAGUE MARCH SAT 05 STOWMARKET TOWN H 3PM LEAGUE SAT 12 WITHAM TOWN A 3PM LEAGUE SAT 19 AVELEY H 3PM LEAGUE SAT 26 ROMFORD H 3PM LEAGUE APRIL SAT 02 GREAT WAKERING ROVERS A 3PM LEAGUE SAT 09 BARKING A 3PM LEAGUE SAT 16 BURY TOWN H 3PM LEAGUE MON 18 MALDON & TIPTREE A 3PM LEAGUE SAT 23 COGGESHALL TOWN H 3PM LEAGUE
ISTHMIAN NORTH
DIVISION TABLE 2021/22
POS P W D L F A GD PTS
1 Grays Athletic 3 3 0 0 11 2 +9 9
2 Barking 3 3 0 0 9 2 +7 9
3 Witham Town 3 3 0 0 5 2 +3 9
4 AFC Sudbury 3 2 1 0 5 1 +4 7
5 Maldon & Tiptree 2 2 0 0 10 2 +8 6
6 Dereham Town 3 2 0 1 6 4 +2 6
7 Brentwood Town 3 2 0 1 4 2 +2 6
8 Canvey Island 3 1 2 0 5 4 +1 5
9 Aveley 3 1 1 1 6 3 +3 4
10 Stowmarket Town 3 1 1 1 7 5 +2 4
11 Felixstowe & Walton United 3 1 1 1 3 2 +1 4
12 Basildon United 3 1 1 1 5 9 -4 4
13 Bury Town 3 1 0 2 4 7 -3 3
14 Romford 3 1 0 2 5 12 -7 3
15 Tilbury 3 0 1 2 2 4 -2 1
16 Coggeshall Town 3 0 1 2 3 7 -4 1
17 Hashtag United 3 0 1 2 3 7 -4 1
18 Heybridge Swifts 2 0 0 2 1 5 -4 0
19 Hullbridge Sports 3 0 0 3 2 8 -6 0
20 Great Wakering Rovers 3 0 0 3 3 11 -8 0
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LEAGUE CUP TOTAL
START SUB* START SUB* START SUB*
Robinson (GK) 3 1 4
Bennett 2 1 1 1 3 2
Ainsley 3 1 1 1 4 1 1
Powell 1 2 1 1 1 1 3 2
Matthews 3 1 1 4 1
Haynes-Brown
Schaar 1 1 1 1 2
Ottley-Gooch 2 2 2 2
Williams 2 1 1 2 1 1
Hitter 2 1 1 1 2 2
Jopling
Barley 1 1 1 1
Canfer 3 1 1 2 4 2 1
Nunn 1 1 2
Clarke
Aitkens 2 1 3
Howell 1 1 1 1
Henry
Holland 2 1 1 1 3 1 1
Whight 3 1 4
Brown 3 1 1 1 4 1 1
Crump (GK)
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