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THE OFFICIAL 2021/2022 MATCHDAY PROGRAMME
v Peterborough Sports
SATURDAY 13TH NOVEMBER 2021, 3PM
BUILDBASE FA TROPHY FIRST ROUND
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ANDY CLARKE
Good afternoon, welcome to the
Goldstar ground for this Buildbase FA
Trophy, first round match. We offer a
warm welcome to the officials, players
& supporters of Peterborough Sports
who are making their first ever visit to
the home of the Seasiders, and of
course, to today’s match officials.
the pitch by the Hastings faithful, showing
We go into today’s game as underdogs their appreciation.
with our opponents flying high at Step 3 - this Seven days later it’s off to Stowmarket for
has seemed to suit us in previous trophy games our local derby where a crowd of 450 witnessed
with a number of notable wins against Step 3 a less than average game of step 4 football,
opposition. Let’s hope we can play to our best with us failing to get anywhere near the
and continue this trend today. It’s amazing heights of the previous week. One to put to
how things can change in seven days in bed, take the learning points and move on.
football. A fortnight ago we went to the south I’m sure the management will be hoping
coast in the previous round to face Hastings to have some of the injured and suspended
United (again as underdogs). In all honesty players back in the fold soon. I believe I heard
we could have been two up in five mins, then one supporter getting to nine of the squad
Hastings took over and battered us for 20-25 unavailable. That’s going to take its toll on
mins and could easily have scored 3 or 4 goals, any side.
fortunately it was just the one. A change in A note of thanks to Charlotte Long, the
formation by the management and the physio. Charlotte has now left the club to
difference was monumental, we went on to pursue other ventures. The club would like to
equalise, bossed the second half and ended put on record our thanks to Charlotte for her
up worthy 3-1 winners. hard work whilst at the club & wish her the
Once again, we were backed by our very best for the future.
awesome supporters who made the long trip
in numbers and they were rewarded by not Enjoy the game
only a win but actually being applauded off Andy Clarke
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
Good afternoon and welcome back
to the Goldstar Ground. It seems an
eternity since we have been here
after three away games on the trot
against difficult opposition.
In that time we lost 2-0 to both Sudbury
and Stowmarket in games that were both
decided by small margins, and without either
team really playing very well – typical derby
games I suppose. We had moments of good
play in each of the games but overall we
were disappointed in our showing as we
didn’t do ourselves justice. we dominated the game and despite
Sandwiched between these two losses conceding early in the game, we weathered
was a fantastic away performance against the storm and came out deserved 3-1
Hastings. A team flying high in the upper winners with goals from the returning Leon
echelons of the Isthmian South league and Ottley-Gooch, the customary Sam Nunn FA
with regular crowds in excess of 1000, we Trophy header and a late Zak Brown strike
knew we were in for a tough test. Despite this, that buoyed the long coach trip home.
The supporters have really stuck with
us and to have such a fantastic following
at Hastings was unbelievable and much
appreciated by the players and staff.
Today, we meet a very strong
Peterborough Sports side that are top of the
Southern Central League (one level above us)
and have scored 41 league goals in just 13
matches….. a tough ask I hear you say? Well,
yes it certainly will be, and we go in to the
game as underdogs without any question,
but this group we have has something
about it, something that, as a manager you
cannot coach or instil into a team – a real
togetherness and solidarity that when big
challenges arise, they thrive on them and it
brings the best out of them.
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Now not many people know this...
T
oday we venture into the FA Trophy round draw! But let’s
once more as we continue our 4th not underestimate
season in the competition. This will be the task ahead or the
our 9th Trophy game since joining step opposition who sit
4 of the Non-League Pyramid following our proudly on top of
promotion in 2018 and perhaps our toughest their division!
yet, with our visitors arriving as leaders of the Coincidentally,
Southern League Premier Central Division, the while our paths haven’t
same division as our Suffolk friends Leiston, crossed before, there
Lowestoft Town & Needham Market. are a couple of
Our current record in the competition reads surprising links between us. Our visitors first
P9 W6 L3 F14 A14 which is an impressive start game in this competition, following their
for a club finding its way at Step 4 of the promotion to step 4 in 2018 was away at Basford
Non-League Pyramid. Already, in our short United, a game Basford won 3-0. Last season
period of time in the Trophy we have met clubs we were knocked out of the competition away
from the Northern Premier League, Southern at… Basford United 3-0, and in the next round
League Premier Division and Isthmian League Basford travelled to Peterborough Sports with
Premier Division. For me, our biggest win was the home side winning 3-2. That was a 3rd
at Leatherhead last season where we won round match and they went on to knock out
1-0 against a side that had played in the final National League (South) Bath City in the 4th
of the competition at Wembley. round before succumbing to another National
With good fortune and a following wind League (South) side in the 5th round Oxford
we may be in the hat on Monday for the 2nd City 2-0.
Canfer gets the winner against Leatherhead
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MATCH REPORT
SATURDAY 30th OCTOBER
BUILDBASE FA TROPHY
Hastings United 1
Felixstowe & Walton Utd 3
Stunning victory at Hastings United
to progress to the first round proper of
the Buildbase FA Trophy. The home
side took the lead on 5 minutes and
looked in control for the first 15 minutes.
The Seasiders grew into the game
from there and deservedly equalised
on 40 minutes through Sam Nunn. A superb second half
performance led to Felixstowe dominating the half and goals
from Leon Ottley-Gooch and a fantastic finish from Zak Brown
HOW WE
secured the win in front of the jubilant away supporters. LINED UP
1. Callum Robinson
2. Armani Schaar
3. Stuart Ainsley
4. Harry Knock
5. Sam Nunn
6. Leon Ottley-Gooch
7. Josh Hitter
8. Jordy Matthews
9. Zak Brown
10. Rhys Henry
11. Henry Barley
SUBS
12. Joe Whight
14. Miles Powell
15. Tommy Smith
16. Charlie Warren
17. Rory Porter
18. Danny Crump
Match Report: Stuart Daynes
Photos: Tom Bradford
scratched together side today, but every one
of them was fantastic. This group of players
has a real togetherness, a real fight about
them, we are not carrying anybody and we
have real men in the changing room who are
willing to stand up and be counted in front of
big, boisterous crowds like today. When we
changed the system first half that allowed the
players the platform to go and play their
football and to then dominate the game. I
thought other than small spells Hastings had,
we thoroughly deserved the victory. We worked
hard, it would be easy at 2-1 or 3-1 to sit back
The media team spoke to Manager Stuart and then go long, but we keep encouraging
Boardley after the game. “We are so pleased; them to keep doing what they’re doing, and
the lads are celebrating inside the changing that’s why we’ve won today, we kept playing
rooms deservedly for what was a complete out from the back, through midfield and could
team performance. We started quickly but have won by more.” Boards went on to say. “I
then had trouble with the system for the first don’t want to single any one player out today,
15 minutes so we tweaked that and it worked they were all fantastic and all worked their
fantastically. We are so pleased for the lads nuts off! for each other, when you’ve got that,
as it’s been a hard few weeks with the injuries it’s a special place to be and when we get
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PETERBOROUGH
SPORTS FC
Peterborough Sports football club was founded
in 1908 and were initially known as Brotherhoods
Engineering Works a non-competitive factory
side for the company that was founded by
Peter Brotherhood in 1867 that was famed for
designing and manufacturing the first steam
turbine engine in the world. The club honours
its heritage to this day with the turbine engine
featuring in the club badge and “The Turbines”
as the club nickname. We were called Bearings
Direct in the 1990’s and then changed to
Peterborough Sports all at the same Lincoln
Road ground which has undergone a major
revamp since 2012 funded by a combination
of Parkway Social Club, the Football Foundation
and former Manager & Chairman and now
Managing Director Tommy Cooper.
The club started competitive life in the
Northants League in 1919 (which became the
UCL in 1934) winning the title in that first season
before joining the Peterborough League in
1923. The club once entertained Tottenham
Hotspur at Lincoln Road before the 2nd World
War in front of a crowd of 4,000 at a time
when a stand went down the whole length of
the ground and drew over 3,000 for the visit of
local rivals Peterborough & Fletton United
(now Peterborough United).
Without doubt the
clubs most famous
player is Victor Watson
(pictured) who played in
the Northants League
title winning team of
1919/20 before moving
onto West Ham United
for £50 via Wellingborough in March 1920. He
remains the Hammers record goal scorer
with 326 goals from 505 appearances. Watson
played 5 times for England scoring 4 timesbetween 1923 & 1930 including a brace
against Scotland in 1930 and played in the
first FA Cup Final at Wembley in front of
200,000 fans v Bolton
Much of the clubs early years were
notably unsuccessful. The Northants League
win in 1920 was followed 6 years later with a
Peterborough League Division 3 title in 1926,
with a gap then to the Peterborough Football
Association Minor Cup win in 1940. The barren
spell of success continued right up until 1976
when the Peterborough Division 3 title was
secured again, which was repeated in 1981.
The club enjoyed a brief golden period at
the start of the 1990’s with promotion secured
back to the Peterborough Premier Division and
2 Northants Lower Junior Cups being landed
in 1994 & 1995 under the management of current
Managing Director Stephen “Tommy” Cooper
The club again had some barren time
before the Turbines suddenly became
successful in the 2006/07 season when both
the Peterborough Premier Division and
Northants Junior Cup were secured for the
first time in the clubs history under the
management of Al Lenihan & Tommy Flynn.
Unfortunately the club did not follow up on
this success and in the ensuing years almost
went out of existence. It was only the efforts
of current life president Colin Day (who has
been at Sports over half a century), Secretary
Roger Martin & manager Chris Bartlett that
kept the club running.
Tommy Cooper returned to the club in the
role of Chairman in January 2011 and in that
2010/11 season the club secured its first PFA
trophy since the 2nd world war when lifting
the Challenge Cup and were promoted back
to the Peterborough League Premier Division
for a short 2 season stay.
Bartlett was replaced as manager by
Seamus Morgan for the 2012/13 season and
the former Peterborough Northern Star
reserves manager steered the club into the
United Counties League with a 3rd place
position in 2012/13 when Netherton turned
down their promotion having finished in 2nd.Rangers and the side had its best ever run in
the FA Vase reaching the 4th round.
The side entered the Northern Premier
League for the 2017/18 season and initially found
the going tough – indeed the side went into
2018 bottom of the table before a dramatic
turnaround saw the Turbines finish a most
respectable 12th with that summer seeing the
side transfer across to the Southern League with
Grant Biddle replacing Tom Cooper as Chairman
and Paul Venters joining as Vice Chairman.
With an additional step 4 league
implemented for 2018/19 Sports were moved
into the Southern League to play in the Division 1
The Reserves enjoyed 3 successive promotions Central section where the side duly won their
after reforming at the start of the decade and 3rd title in 4 years under Dean. The side only
are now in the Peterborough League Premier lost 3 games all season (which included twice
Division themselves, which they won in 2016/17. to runners up Bromsgrove Sporting) which was
The clubs 1st season at UCL level started well mark of their consistency. The side also had
but ultimately ended in a disappointing 16th probably the best win in its history when beating
placed finish with Morgan replaced as manager National League North and former football
by former QPR & England Under 21 manager league side Boston United 2-0 away in the FA
Chris Plummer in January. The following Cup 2nd qualifying round. Their reward was a
season 2014/15 saw the side challenging for home tie with unbeaten National League
promotion right to the end of the season, but North side Chorley with the game screened
a run of 7 away games to finish, saw them on the red button on the BBC which attracted a
eventually finish in 5th. peak viewing figure of 240,000 and a club
At the end of that season Plummer stood record 404 in attendance. Unfortunately Sports
aside and his assistant Jimmy Dean took the went out 3-0 on a stinking day weather wise,
reins for the 2015/16 campaign. In his first year which was replaced with the glorious weather
the club won the title at a canter by a huge 21 at Easter and the raising of the Championship,
points, helped by winning their first 23 games. secured on the Saturday with a 2-0 win away
The side also picked up the UCL League Cup, at Kidlington with the trophy presented on the
becoming the first side from Division 1 to ever Monday before the derby win over Cambridge
do so, after a penalty shoot-out triumph against City. We then went onto beat the Southern
Premier Division Holbeach United. The side title winners Blackfield & Langley 5-1 in the
also added the Northants Junior Cup for a Championship Match.
2nd time and the prestigious Hinchingbrooke Season 2019/20 was to be spent in the
Cup for the 1st time and were to be forever Central Premier Division at Step 3 for the first
dubbed the Fourmidables. time in the clubs centenary year and Sports
That success was continued into the 2016/17 were leading the way when the league for
as the team won the UCL Premier Division with declared null and void due to COVID-19.
a league record points tally of 112 and were the The 2020/21 season was again greatly
top scorers in the top 11 levels of English football affected by COVID-19 but this did not stop
with 150 in the league and 205 in all competitions. Sports progressing well in both the FA Cup
The Hinchingbrooke Cup was also retained (reached 3rd Qualifying Round) and the FA
with a 2-1 victory over 2nd placed Deeping Trophy (Reached 5th Round).PETERBOROUGH SPORTS
PLAYER PROFILES
LEWIS MOAT Imposing young keeper signed dean holds Matty in a very high regard and
in October 2016 from Peterborough League since joining last season Matty has been a
side Whittlesey Athletic. mainstay in the Peterborough sports team.
LEWIS ELSOM Lewis is a young keeper who JOHNNY HERD Jonny is an experienced full
served an apprenticeship at Posh, after leaving back with a fantastic footballing CV, he has
Posh he had a spell as Kettering number two played league football for Southend Utd, in the
before moving to Deeping rangers and National League for Ebbsfleet, in the Conference
establishing himself as number 1. He carries north for Bishop Stortford and in the Southern
himself with great professionalism and with Central Premier for ST NEOTS. He has been very
bit of experience will become a top goalkeeper. unfortunate with injuries the last 18 months
but if he can beat them he will undoubtedly
MATTY MILES Matty captained the Leicester
have a big part to play for Sports this season.
City U21 team and comes with great pedigree.
He can play in a variety of positions and is LUKE WARNER ELEY Luke is a player who can
very cultured with a football. Manager Jimmy play anywhere down the left side but is
LEWIS MOAT MATTY MILES JOHNNY HERDRYAN FRYATT DAN JARVIS RICHARD JONES
definitely a LB. He first caught our eye playing include Notts county, Grantham, Alfreton
against us for Barton rovers at step 4 and has Town, Boston United & Frickley Ath. After a
since gone on to play for numerous teams at terrible injury and a long lay off Brad has the
step 2 and 3. He’s someone who adds certain bit between his teeth and is looking to make
quality to our squad and we are delighted to a big impact at sports this year.
have him.
DAN JARVIS After serving an apprenticeship at
ISAIAH BAZELY Isaiah is an ex Aston Villa POSH DJ has spent a few years in non league
scholar and that shows in his technical ability. with local clubs Deeping and Yaxley. He can
Its his first real season in mens football and play a variety of positions and from the 1st
manager Jimmy dean has real belief that he training session in pre season he has impressed
can really kick on over the next few years. the management and team mates with his
Equally happy at playing Centre back or right ability. A young local boy and is tipped to
back he is another who definitely lifts the have a big impact for sports this year.
quality in the Sports squad.
JIM STEVENSON Midfielder Stevenson joined
RYAN FRYATT Ryan comes with proven Sports in October 2018 having most recently
pedigree, having played for Kings Lynn for played for Chelmsford City. He began his senior
the best part of a decade and securing 4 career at Histon in the Conference North
promotions with them to the National league before moving to Luton Town. He appeared
Premier. He subsequently left Lynn last summer in the football league, firstly on loan and then
and then went on to have short but successful on a permanent deal with Aldershot Town.
spell at Kettering Town. He adds fantastic He moved to National League club Dover
quality/competition to the Centre Back Athletic in 2016 and onto Chelmsford in 2017.
position and will be a huge part of any success
PAUL MALONE Another centre half with a
we might have over the next few years.
wealth of experience and signed for Sports at
RICHARD JONES Centre half Jones made his the start of the 2018/19 season.
name at PNS and was in the 2012 side that
LEWIS HILLIARD Peterborough based midfielder
made the FA Vase Quarter Final before securing
Hilliard joined Sports on-loan from Southern
a move to Stamford Town & then Boston United.
League prem side St Ives Town in October 2017
Jones joined Sports in the summer of 2016.
and names St Neots Town as a former club.
BRAD MCGOWAN Brad is an assured defender
DAN LAWLOR Former Peterborough United
with a very good pedigree. His previous clubs
graduate Lawlor is a midfielder with a vastarray of passing skills and joined Sports in the JOSHUA MOREMAN Quality striker Josh joined
spring of 2016 from higher grade Spalding Sports from Step 4 Spalding United in February
United in time to play in the UCL League Cup 2016. He first burst onto the scene as a 16 year
& Hinchingbrooke Cup winning sides. old at PNS and was part of the UCL Cup winning
squad before trying his luck higher at Corby
JOSHUA MCCAMMON Young midfielder
Town & Kettering Town after a spell with
McCammon joined Sports in August 2017 from
Deeping Rangers.
Northampton Town following a trial at Watford.
DION SEMBIE-FERRIS Dion joined last season
JORDAN NICHOLSON Jordan joins sports with
from St Neots and had an instant and prolonged
a great pedigree and at 26 is a very good age.
impact driving the club to winning a title last
After gaining league experience at POSH
season, he is a Peterborough lad who wears
and Barnet he has had a very successful non
his heart on his sleeve whilst still having
league career with the likes of Nuneaton
fantastic technical ability. He has signed a
Borough, Darlington and Hereford. Another
long term contract with the club and we are
local boy with a good personality, he is a
delighted that he decided to do so.
versatile attacker and adds a different
dimension to the playing squad. ABDURAMANE MAMADU SANO SANI
Maniche (as he is known) joined midway
MICHAEL GASH Gashy is a major signing for
through the last season after moving local
us and is living proof of how far the club has
from Portugal, despite speaking little
come in the last 6 years. Its well documented
English when he joined Sports he still caught
that he is a fantastic player but its also
manager Jimmy Deans eye with some eye
worth praising his drive and personality
catching performances and some important
which we seen on the pitch and in the
goals. Jimmy and the club expect play a
changing room. He’s a local lad too living In
bigger part this season.
Orton and just comes as a perfect fit for
Peterborough Sports. CAMERON GOW Cam has returned to the
club after leaving a few years ago and never
MARK JONES Whilst Jones also has PNS and
really getting close to fulfilling his undoubted
Blackstones in his CV, he really came to
potential. An ex posh youth who was tipped
prominence as a high level striker at
for stardom but for whatever reason this
Gainsborough Trinity, Spalding United and in
has not happened yet, now he has an
2015/16 Boston United in the Conference North
opportunity kick on and show people what
before joining Sports in the summer of 2016.
he is about.
MICHAEL GASH DION SEMBIE-FERRIS JOSHUA MOREMANJIMMY DEAN DANIEL RUSCILLO LEWIS WEBB
PIERRE ANGE OMOMBE Pierre played at a very his 1st attempt as well as the UCL League Cup
decent level in France and came over with the (becoming the first ever Division 1 side to do so)
intent of proving himself in the English game. the Northants Junior Cup & Hinchingbrooke
Now having had time to adapt to English for an incredible 4-timer. The following year the
culture and the English game he is ready to side became the first to win the UCL Division 1
show everyone what he is about. A skilful lively & Premier Division back-to-back with a league
attacker who knows where the net is. record points tally and 150 league goals – the
highest in the country with the Hinchingbrooke
KYLE ROWELL Kyle has come through the
Cup retained for good measure.
Peterborough sports youth section and has
caught the managers eye with some good DANIEL RUSCILLO Assistant Manager/Physio
performances in training games and pre Dan was a competent defender who names
season. A young boy who is a Left Back and plays Wisbech & St.Ives among previous clubs. He
the game with a mature head, he is definitely performs a dual role of the pitch at Sports in
one to watch over the next year or two. both a Coaching and a Physio capacity since
the summer of 2015.
JIMMY DEAN Manager
Dean had a long career as a central midfielder LEWIS WEBB Coach
at Yaxley, PNS & St.Ives. He came to Sports at Lewis joined Sports in the Summer of 2015 and
the start of 2015 as Chris Plummer’s assistant, has had a trophy laden career at clubs such as
taking over the reins at the start of the 2015/16 St.Neots & Spalding United where picked up a
season and winning the UCL Division 1 title at UCL Premier Division winners medal in 2013/14.
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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
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of Step 3 side Leiston but left one year later
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Sam suffered with injuries future, Kyle is already a hit centre half by trade. Harry
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BILLY HOLLAND jordan matthews leon ottley-gooch
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and AFC Sudbury. He’s 28 No.10 shirt. Always gives 110% and 4 level. Previous clubs
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JOSH HITTER noel aitkens lamell howell
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SPONSOR: Steven Seeley SPONSOR: Gary the Goata BIT ABOUT tommy smith Having joined Felixstowe from Needham Market, Tommy has made quite the introduction with hat tricks on both his U18 and U23 debuts in a Seasiders shirt. A talented attacking midfielder, Tommy has quickly found himself involved with the first team on several occasions and will no doubt have a bright future at the football club.
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team from the U8s-U16s. Stuart merger with Felixstowe. He Sports Therapy degree at the
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SATURDAY 23rd OCTOBER
ISTHMIAN NORTH
AFC Sudbury 2
Felixstowe & Walton Utd 0
Felixstowe & Walton United fell to a 2-0
defeat on the road at AFC Sudbury.
The injury hit Seasiders will feel they
should have got at least a point from
a game that they enjoyed long periods
of possession in but the home side took
their only two chances of the game to
grab the points. Josh Hitter twice missed golden opportunities in
the first half, firing wide when one on one with the goalkeeper and
heading over the bar when in space from a Stuart Ainsley cross.
HOW WE
Yellows Captain Lewis O’Malley side footed the home side into the LINED UP
lead on 50 minutes when in acres of space and Thomas Maycock
sealed the win on 88 minutes when he glanced his header into 1. Callum Robinson
the far side of the net from a corner. Henry Barley had Felixstowe’s 2. Armani Schaar
best chance of the half as his curling shot was tipped over the 3. Stuart Ainsley
bar but they could not produce an equaliser before that crucial 4. Billy Holland
Sudbury second goal. 5. Leon Ottley-Gooch
6. Sam Nunn
7. Henry Barley
8. Jordy Matthews
9. Zak Brown
10. Josh Hitter
11. Miles Powell
SUBS
12. Rhys Henry
14. Tommy Smith
15. Rory Porter
16. Callum Bennett
17. Danny Crump
Match Report: Stuart Daynes
Photos: Tom BradfordFIRST TEAM FIXTURES
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 L 3-1 Att 434
Holland
SAT 11 COGGESHALL TOWN A 3PM LEAGUE L 2-1 Att 113
Hitter
TUE 14 HULLBRIDGE SPORTS A 7.45PM LEAGUE W 4-1 Att 151
Canfer, Hitter (2), Ainsley
SAT 18 HASHTAG UNITED A 3PM LEAGUE W 2-0 Att 292
Brown (2)
OCTOBER
SAT 02 GRAYS ATHLETIC A 3PM LEAGUE L 3-0 Att 231
SAT 09 MALDON & TIPTREE A 3PM FA TROPHY - 2 Q
ND
D 1-1 Att 272
Canfer Felixstowe win 7-6 on penalties
TUE 12 HEYBRIDGE SWIFTS H 7.45PM LEAGUE L 3-2 Att 254
Barley, Powell
SAT 16 TILBURY H 3PM LEAGUE W 2-1 Att 389
Brown (P), Barley
SAT 23 AFC SUDBURY A 3PM LEAGUE L 2-0 Att 516
SAT 30 HASTINGS UNITED A 3PM FA TROPHY - 3 Q
RD
W 3-1 Att 710
Nunn, Ottley-Gooch, Brown
NOVEMBER
SAT 06 STOWMARKET TOWN A 3PM LEAGUE L 2-0 Att 428
SAT 13 PETERBOROUGH SPORTS H 3PM FA TROPHY 1ST
SAT 20 AVELEY A 3PM LEAGUE
TUE 23 WITHAM TOWN H 7.45PM VELOCITY TROPHY 1ST
SAT 27 GREAT WAKERING ROVERS H 3PM LEAGUE
TUE 30 BRENTWOOD TOWN H 7.45PM LEAGUEDECEMBER
SAT 04 ROMFORD A 3PM LEAGUE
SAT 11 BASILDON UNITED A 3PM LEAGUE
TUE 14 WITHAM H 3PM LEAGUE
SAT 18 CANVEY ISLAND H 3PM LEAGUE
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MON 27 DEREHAM TOWN A 3PM LEAGUE
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JANUARY
SAT 01 MALDON & TIPTREE H 3PM LEAGUE
SEASIDERS
MON 03 BURY TOWN A 1PM LEAGUE
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SAT 08 BARKING H 3PM LEAGUE
SAT 15 HASHTAG UNITED H 3PM LEAGUE
TOWN
SAT 22 HULLBRIDGE SPORTS H 3PM LEAGUE
SAT 29 HEYBRIDGE SWIFTS A 3PM LEAGUE
FEBRUARY TUESDAY 23RD
SAT 05 GRAYS ATHLETIC H 3PM LEAGUE NOVEMBER 7.45PM
SAT 12 TILBURY A 3PM LEAGUE VELOCITY TROPHY
SAT 19 AFC SUDBURY H 3PM LEAGUE 1ST ROUND
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 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 LEAGUEISTHMIAN NORTH
DIVISION TABLE 2021/22
POS P W D L F A GD PTS
1 Canvey Island 11 8 3 0 36 12 +24 27
2 Dereham Town 12 7 2 3 20 16 +4 23
3 Grays Athletic 10 7 1 2 24 7 +17 22
4 Aveley 12 6 3 3 29 16 +13 21
5 Maldon & Tiptree 12 7 0 5 29 22 +7 21
6 Stowmarket Town 11 6 2 3 21 15 +6 20
7 AFC Sudbury 8 6 1 1 17 6 +11 19
8 Brentwood Town 11 6 1 4 21 16 +5 19
9 Bury Town 11 6 1 4 19 21 -2 19
10 Coggeshall Town 12 4 4 4 16 18 -2 16
11 Barking 11 4 2 5 18 19 -1 14
12 Hashtag United 11 4 2 5 13 17 -4 14
13 Tilbury 12 4 1 7 18 20 -2 13
14 Felixstowe & Walton United 11 4 1 6 14 16 -2 13
15 Heybridge Swifts 11 4 1 6 18 25 -7 13
16 Witham Town 12 3 3 6 10 22 -12 12
17 Basildon United 12 2 4 6 10 22 -12 10
18 Romford 11 3 1 7 13 26 -13 10
19 Great Wakering Rovers 11 2 1 8 15 28 -13 7
20 Hullbridge Sports 12 0 4 8 9 26 -17 4
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SATURDAY 6th NOVEMBER
ISTHMIAN NORTH
Stowmarket 2
Felixstowe & Walton Utd 0
Stowmarket Town moved up to a ninth
in the table following a 2-0 win over
local rivals Felixstowe & Walton Utd.
A poor first half only came to life in
stoppage time when Luke Brown
converted a penalty after he was
fouled in the box. Willie Clemons slid
in to poke the ball under Robinson in the Felixstowe goal on 64
minutes to extend the lead. The Seasiders task was made even
more difficult on 73 minutes when Joe Whight saw red for a tackle
HOW WE
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the game drifted away from them. 3. Stuart Ainsley
4. Joe Whight
5. Harry Knock
6. Sam Nunn
7. Leon Ottley-Gooch
8. Josh Hitter
9. Zak Brown
10. Rhy Henry
11. Henry Barley
SUBS
12. Charlie Warren
14. Miles Powell
15. Tommy SMith
16. Darius Petrea
17. Gary Hammond
Match Report: Stuart Daynes
Photos: Tom BradfordUNDER 23’S FIXTURES septemBer 11 GAS RECREATION H 3PM ESSEX & SUFFOLK BORDER LEAGUE L 6-1 18 COLNE ATHLETIC FIRST A 3PM ESSEX & SUFFOLK BORDER LEAGUE L 6-1 21 DEDHAM OLD BOYS H 7.45PM ESSEX & SUFFOLK BORDER LEAGUE W 5-2 25 HATFIELD PEVEREL H 3PM ESSEX & SUFFOLK BORDER LEAGUE D 2-2 octoBer 02 STANWAY PEGASUS H 3PM ESSEX & SUFFOLK BORDER LEAGUE L 6-0 09 BARNSTON H 3PM ESSEX & SUFFOLK BORDER LEAGUE L 2-1 16 EARLS COLNE A 3PM ESSEX & SUFFOLK BORDER LEAGUE L 7-0 23 TIPTREE JOBSERVE A 2.30PM BORDER LEAGUE CUP L 4-0 30 DEDHAM OLD BOYS A 3PM ESSEX & SUFFOLK BORDER LEAGUE W 3-2 novemBer 06 CHELMSFORD CITY RESERVES H 2PM ESSEX & SUFFOLK BORDER LEAGUE L 3-1 13 OLD NEWTON A 2PM SUFFOLK SENIOR CUP 20 SUDBURY SPORTS H 3PM ESSEX & SUFFOLK BORDER LEAGUE 27 TIPTREE HEATH A 2PM ESSEX & SUFFOLK BORDER LEAGUE Essex & Suffolk Border League Premier Division TABLE 2020/21 POS P W D L F A GD PTS 1 Stanway Pegasus 14 13 1 0 46 11 35 40 2 Chelmsford City Reserves 15 12 1 2 50 14 36 37 3 West Bergholt 16 11 3 2 48 18 30 36 4 Alresford Colne Rangers 16 8 5 3 33 26 7 29 5 Tiptree Heath 15 8 2 5 45 26 19 26 6 Gas Recreation 17 8 2 7 45 44 1 26 7 Colne Athletic 15 8 1 6 39 28 11 25 8 Barnston 16 7 3 6 29 22 7 24 9 Dunmow Town 16 7 3 6 32 39 -7 24 10 Brantham Athletic FC Reserves 18 6 5 7 34 39 -5 23 11 Sudbury Sports FC 17 7 1 9 28 32 -4 22 12 Earls Colne 16 6 3 7 30 25 5 21 13 White Notley 15 6 1 8 36 40 -4 19 14 Little Oakley Reserves 18 4 3 11 34 52 -18 15 15 Dedham Old Boys 16 3 4 9 25 49 -24 13 16 Hatfield Peverel 17 2 5 10 29 54 -25 11 17 Felixstowe & Walton United FC U23 17 3 1 13 23 60 -37 10 18 Lawford Lads 14 3 0 11 22 49 -27 9
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