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CLUB OFFICIALS President: Nick Richmond Vice President: Brian Funnel Chairman: Martin Tobin Football Chairman: John Ward Vice Football Chairman: Chris White Executive Committee Members: Paul Reidy, Kenny Matley, Steve Cox, Fiona Tobin, Ken Hardy, Ady Burdock, Kevin Pipkin, Amanda Cox Director of Football: John Smith Assistant Director of Football: Ian Meechan First Team Manager: Danny Dolan Assistant First Team Manager: Jamie Coleman Head First Team Coach: Jason Mussellwhite Head of Goalkeeping: Alex Thompson Technical Goalkeeping Coach: Kevin Pipkin Head of Medical: Pete Tunney First Team Therapist: Jude Fleet Kit Man: Ken Hardy Club Secretary: Kerry Tobin House Chairman: Jim Wilson Treasurer: Amanda Cox Membership Officer: Kerry Tobin Swifts Chairman: Paul Reidy Swifts Secretary: Steve Cox Swifts Manager: Robbie Skeates Swifts Assistant Manager: Andy Welfare Swifts Assistant Manager: Stephen Leighton Swifts Therapist: Vicky Fettes Sponsorship Chairman: Paul Reidy Assistant Groundsman Support: Jack Weatheritt Website Designer: Chris Robins
34 | SCOTT KINGE ANSWERS QUESTIONS FOR THIS WEEK’S CENTRE SPOT
OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMME
4 | DANNY DOLAN
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Made in Andover. Edited by Kevin Pipkin (Kevin.pipkin@hotmail.com) Design by Kevin Pipkin Photography by Kevin Pipkin Thanks to contributors: John Ward, Chris White, Jamie Coleman, John Smith, Jason Mussellwhite, Glen Butterfield, John Gorman and Chris Tuck. The views in this programme are those of the contributors and not necessarily those of the editor and/or Andover New Street.
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DANNY DOLAN
The Gaffer looks ahead to this evening’s ’s visit of the Town
FROM THE BOARDROOM
Vice-Chairman Chris White pens tonight’s ’s boardroom notes
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LATEST NEWS
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WELCOME TOWN
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THE BREWERS & OILERS
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Round up of the latest Wessex League news All the info on the boys from the AEC Protection Ground A look back at our recent two Wessex League matches
SWIFTS UPDATE
The latest news from the Swifts
RESULTS & FIXTURES
All the League One matches, plus the Street’s stats
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THE MANAGER
DANNY DOLAN The Street manager on last few matches, life in the manager’s office and looking ahead to tonight’s game >>>
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THE MANAGER
Good evening and welcome back to Foxcotte Park to you all for tonight’s Sydenhams Wessex League One game between ourselves and Romsey Town. I’d like to welcome Adam Pullinger his staff and players and everyone associated with the Town to Foxcotte tonight. They did make a great start with wins over New Milton Town, Whitchurch, Fleet Town (in the League Cup) and Selsey (in the FA Vase). They have hit a bit of a rocky patch with no points in the last five games including recent home defeats to Ringwood Town and US Portsmouth and a 1-0 away defeat to Alton. We managed to get back to winning ways last Tuesday but we definitely made hard work of it after making a great start through another goal from Lockey.
The long delay late on in the game also didn’tt help but it was certainly a nasty clash between the two Whitchurch players and I must commend all that helped with the injured player from both teams, not only on the pitch but also off it. We were disappointed that we couldn’t continue to build on last Tuesday’s Tuesday result when our match with Verwood was called off on Saturday. Also at the time of writing we are still unsure what the future holds for our level of football with the upcoming lockdown. Hopefully we will be able to continue as any further delays will certainly impact future fixtures in order to complete the season. Having said that, I fully understand the reasoning’s behind this lockdown and wish everybody to remain safe and well over the next month or so. Please get behind your team tonight, let’s continue to move forward together, up the table. Enjoy the game and stay safe.
We had a wonderful opportunity to extend the lead from the penalty spot but we failed to find the target. That put us under a bit of pressure for the second half, especially after the previous draw at Fawley, where they equalised late on.
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THE BOARDROOM
CHRIS WHITE A warm welcome to all of you this evening, particularly the officials, players and supporters who have made the journey up the A3057 from Romsey, and also to our own supporters whose encouragement during this rather stuttering start to our season is much admired and appreciated. Regarding our current position in the League 1 table, different people react differently to certain situations. Some struggle to stay positive when things are not going as well as they would like, whereas others are able to take setbacks in their stride.
Defeats on the pitch may hurt us in the short term but the prizes are only awarded at the end of the season. If Mo Farah was near the rear of the field after three-and-a-half half laps of a 10,000m race (approximately ely the distance we’ve travelled so far this season) then that would not be as much of a concern as if he were near the back after 25 laps. We can’t always lead from the front and we’ve convinced that our team will come good given patience and support. By rising up through the field maybe our journey is destined to become that little bit more exciting! It maybe a long and arduous battle but nothing worth achieving comes easily. It does, however, become easier if we all see it through together. Tonight’s re-arranged arranged game is an opportunity to build on the victory last Tuesday but it won’t be easy against a very good Romsey side. Enjoy tonight’s ’s game and I wish you all a safe journey home and I hope to see once again soon.
I always aim to place myself in the latter camp but I can understand both points of view.
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COACHES CORNER
JAMIE COLEMAN Good afternoon and welcome to our first home game of the season. These are my first programme notes for the new season and both myself and JC will look to give you insight from the coach’s perspective this season. Having been out of the game for a few years I was tempted back into football by the club’s structure, ambition and passion for playing football the right way. Joining a management team with a wealth of Wessex League and local football experience was a no brainier for me, their vision to develop the players at the club through quality coaching session’s fits perfectly with my coaching philosophy. Working with Jamie and Thomo on the training ground, we are bringing in professional practices to take the club to the next level, this includes performance analysis thanks to VEO (video footage), psychological techniques and player plans to improve game day performance and player confidence.
I was tempted back into football by the club’s structure, ambition and passion for playing football the right way.
It has been one of the strangest prepre seasons I have ever run, training in small socially distanced bubbles with no contact play definitely posed a challenge for the coaching staff and club. The players adapted well and committed fully to the challenging situation. We focused on the technical side of the game and the quality of our ball work and movement movemen until a relax in government rules allowed contact play. The managers put in place an extremely challenging pre-season season fixture list which tested the squad physically and mentally, putting them in great shape for the season start on the 5th. We have a great at squad at the club that are all keen to learn and improve, and a very strong Swifts squad with a few youngsters knocking at the door of the first team. Our focus now switches to the Wessex Division One campaign and making sure we start in the right way. An excellent 2 nil win away at Newport in our opener is just reward for everyone's efforts during preseason. We are hoping to build some momentum and get into that winning habit against Petersfield, they will obviously be looking to bounce back from their opening day defeat so we are anticipating a highly competitive game.
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GARY THORNE POSITION: DEFENDER | AGE: 29 STAUS: SIGNED AFTER LEAVING ANDOVER TOWN HE SAID: “It’s a club I’ve been with since the age of 15, growing up in the reserves and then progressing into the first team. When I left last season I thought it was the right decision as I feel the time away has made me a better player. After speaking to John and Danny and seeing the calibre of signings coming in helped massively with my decision. ”
DANNY FIELD POSITION: DEFENDER | AGE: 27 STAUS: SIGNED AFTER LEAVING BEMERTON HEATH HARLEQUINS HE SAID: “I decided to return to New Street because it’s my local club and after a few seasons away I wanted to get back enjoying my football again. John and Danny have a good setup here and the club is certainly heading in the right direction.”
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STEVE HARVEY The League is saddened to hear of the death of the Hamworthy United’s Steve Harvey. His interest in football probably began with his Dad and Grandad who used to run a local team called St Hellier Athletic. It is not known if Steve actually played for his Dad’s side, or not in his playing days. He also became and still is an A.F.C.Wimbledon Supporter, yes there are some.
The Hammers did try to get him to join the Club, but at that stage he was not ready to do so, but he did later accept an offer to become a Director of Poole Town FC. He then joined HUFC as Chairman for a while and then went to Wimbone Town as a Director.
Steve soon got involved in the local football after moving down to Dorset. He then went on to manage Corfe Mullen F.C in the Dorset Saturday League playing on a piece of ground owned by the Wessex Water Company which he turned into a football pitch.
Steve returned to Hamworthy United when it was going through a very tough period due to several members of the Committee having retired, or had left the Club. It was in serious danger of folding through lack of volunteers. He steadied the ship and together with the then President David Manuel threw himself into the planning and building of the new clubhouse. However, Steve not only oversaw the building of it, but spent hours doing a lot of the work himself.
Almost single handed he maintained the pitch as well as running the team. After a while this became too much, and so they returned to playing at the Rec. Steve went on to manage Lytchett Red Triangle and Bournemouth Sports before deciding to quit managing.
Steve had a clear vision of where he wanted to take the Club, but had to resign due to his fatal condition. There is no doubt without Steve Harvey’s hard work and drive, Hamworthy United would be all the poorer, making him a True Hamworthy Legend.
LEAGUE ROUND-UP After a series of disappointing results AFC Portchester have parted ways with Manager Mick Catlin and Assistant Lee Molyneaux. Applications for the new role have already been invited, and there has been plenty of interest, Chairman Paul Kelly has already received a large number of applications but he is urging anyone interested in the role to email their application in as soon as possible.
Marty Wallace has been installed as interim manager ahead of the game yesterday against Blackfield & Langley, he’ll be assisted by the rest of the first team coaching staff and under23s manager Mark Dugan.
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PLAYERS QUIZ
A QUESTION OF SPORT Each programme one of the players will answer 10 football questions to see who will finish top of the leader board and win this season’s trophy!
QUESTION 1: Which country has appeared in 3 World Cup Finals but never won? 2: English rock star Elton John was twice the owner of which club?
SEAN O’BRIEN Portugal Watford
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Paul Scholes
6: In which year did the European Championship expand from 16 teams to 24?
2000
7: Which club is sometimes referred to as FC Hollywood?
PSG
8: Who was Portsmouth’s only Premier League Player of the Month winner?
Yakubu
9: Kevin Phillips won the Golden Boot in 1999/2000, who was the next English player to do so?
Alan Shearer
10: Which goalkeeper has the record of 138 clean sheets for the same Premier League team?
David Seaman
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ROMSEY TOWN NICKNAME: NICKNAME: THE TOWN HYTHE
FOUNDED: 1886
MILES FROM FOXCOTTE PARK: 20
MANAGER: ADAM PULLINGER
GROUND: THE AEC PROTECTION GROUND
SEASONS IN WESSEX DIV 1: 7
LAST MET: NOVEMBER 2019
AVR. HOME ATT. 19/20 1 : 86
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38% LEAGUE WINS
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5-2 BIGGEST LEAGUE WIN – v NEWPORT IOW AUG 2019
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KEEP AN EYE ON...
JACK ODAM Odam is the Town’s current top scorer so is without doubt one to keep an eye on. Previously with Totton & Eling in 2012-13 2012 season, where he made 8 starts and 1 substitute appearance, scoring just the one goal. Odam was next at Lymington Town for just over 3 seasons and making over 60 appearances during that spell and amassing 20 goals as well. He joined Romsey towards the end of the 2017-18 2017 season, but the following season he hit the ground running by scoring 27 goals in 36 starts in all competitions. He made just one appearance last season but has started well this season with a goal in the season opener, a 2-1 1 victory at home to New Milton. He was on target again in the following match, match away at Whitchurch United. The Town won 4-1 1 at Longmeadow. Longmeadow Odam made it three goals in three appearances when he scored in their 2-1 1 win at Premier side Fleet Town in the League Cup. His goal scoring run was broken though in the next game, in the FA Vase victory over Selsey. @AndoverNSfc |
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PULLINGER Adam Pullinger joined Romsey Town in March 2020, taking up the role of first team manager. Pullinger was joined by Martin Beck, Curtis Osborne and Luke Watts to forma new management team at the Town. Pullinger had previously been at AFC Stoneham where he guided them to Hampshire Premier League Cup glory and also promotion to the Wessex League Division One. Pullinger then made the switch to Colden Common in December 2018, where he replaced outgoing Ben Thomson as first team manager. Pullinger has experience of and tasted success in Hampshire, Wessex and Representative Football.
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KIERON HANCOCK WILL HARRIS CRAIG BRYANT LIAM HALL CHARLIE HITCHING MARK FAWLEY TOM ASHTON TOM SWITZER
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Position: GOALKEEPER
Position: DEFENDER
Previous Club: Petersfield Town
Previous Club: Totton & Eling
2019/20 League Appearances: 0
2019/20 League Appearances: 27
2019/20 Clean Sheets: 0
2019/20 Goals: 4
The 30 year-old goalkeeper started the 2013-14 season at Fawley before moving to Alresford Town. He made a total of 24 appearances there over two seasons before moving to Folland Sports.
Bryant started at AFC Totton Reserves before moving to Totton & Eling in 2010-11 2010 , where he made 38 appearances for both the first and reserve sides.
Again Hixon stayed for two seasons with the Planemakers, he then moved on to Fareham Town and Andover Town in the 2016-17 season. He then played for Petersfield Town before joining Romsey this summer. 24
In 2012 he started his first spell at Romsey and became a regular player in their side in the two seasons he was there before he moved to Alresford Town in 2014. He returned to Romsey in 2016 and has been an regular starter for the Town over the last 5 seasons.
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Position: MIDFIELDER
Position: STRIKER
Previous Club: Ringwood Town
Previous Club: AFC Stoneham
2019/20 League Appearances: 19
2019/20 League Appearances: 25
2019/20 Goals: 7
2019/20 Goals: 21
Elezi started at Ringwood Town in 2011 and although he made just 4 starts that season and also 10 substitute appearances, the following season saw him make 19 appearances and scoring 2 goals. In 2013 his last season at Ringwood he made 23 starts and scored just the 1 goal.
Magee has previously been with Alresford Town for 2 seasons before he earned a move to AFC Stoneham.
In 2014 he moved to Romsey were he has made nearly 150 appearances and scoring 25 goals in total for the Town.
He made 23 starts in his debut season and scored 7 times. The following season he scored 19 goals from 34 appearances and then last season he was top scorer with 21 goals from 25 starts.
At Stoneham, Magee made 25 starts and scored 6 goals. He then moved to Romsey at the start of the 2017.
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26TH NOVEMBER 2019 | ANDOVER NEW STREET 5 ROMSEY TOWN 1 | DIVISION ONE
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WING, SPENCER, ALLEN, SCOTT, LE BRUN, SILVER, BEAVIS, MARRINER, POLLARD, LOCK, WARSHAW SUBS: ALDERMAN, SMITH, MILLS, CRISP
ROMSEY TOWN
SWIFT, CLIFTON, CROSSLAND, DRAYCOTT, DUNN, ELEZI, BRYANT, MAGEE, COOPER, TAYLOR, PICKETT SUBS: FAWLEY, PAGE, PITT, DAMTON
Following relegation from the Wessex Premier, the Streets’ tough start to 2019-20 – a 1-1 home draw with US Portsmouth – caused a little anxiety amongst fans, but the Street then went on a 3 game winning run, which included a fine 4-2 victory at Love Lane, against Petersfield Town. A climb into the promotion places began, there were a couple of setbacks along the way and after a 1-1 draw with Hythe & Dibden and a 2-1 defeat away at Laverstock & Ford a short while later. Most fans knew a run of winning results was required to get back into the Wessex Premier. A win at Newport IOW kick started a
winning run that would propel the Street into the top 2. After the win on the Island, the Street faced Romsey Town at home. Ilyas Warshow was making a rare start upfront in place of the absent Luke Hooper, but it was Jason Silver that opened the scoring for the Street on 16 minutes. The crowd of 87 at Foxcotte Park were hoping to see further goals to warm them up on a cold late November evening, they had to wait until the 62nd minute when Warshow doubled the lead and then hit his second nine minutes later to make it 3-0. Romsey replied with what turned out to be a consolation goal through substitute Matthew Page on the restart but the Shane Lock raced clear to finish with ease in the 75th minute to make the score 4-1. Warshow wasn’t finished though and he completed his hat-trick 7 minutes from time when he coolly rounded the keeper to score. The Street would win a further 10 matches in a row and the run would end with a 0-0 draw at home against Alton, which turned out to be their last game before the pandemic hit. Romsey would lose to Bemerton 5-2 before hitting 5 themselves against Fawley AFC. Their season prematurely ended with 3-0 defeat at home to Andover Town.
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from past games w OCTOBER 2011 Simon D’eath and Christopher Hall are on target as the Town beat Fareham Town 2-1 1 in the Wessex Premier. Substitute Michael Dark gets Fareham’s consolation.
JANUARY 2012 Romsey start the new year with a well earned 1-1 1 draw with Blackfield & Langley at the By Pass Stadium. Christopher Hall with the Town goal in front of a crowd of 42.
APRIL 2012 The Town suffer a 3-0 3 home defeat to Totton & Eling. Jonathan Brock, Steven Green and Stephen Jenkin with the goals in front of a crowd of 56 people.
DECEMBER EMBER 2017 The Street take the three points in this Christmas cracker! Tom Donaldson gives Romsey a first half lead before Callum Sweeney equalises straight after half-time. half Shane Lock scores the goal of the game with a volley from a long cross and Sweeney adds a thirds thi before Dan Fox gets Town’s 2nd.
s out eight programme covers with our opponents APRIL 2018 Current Street midfielder Connor Thorne scores the only goal in this promotion six pointer. Tadley also score a second but bizarrely the ball finds a whole in the net and the referee awards a goal kick!
AUGUST 2018 The Street’s first entry in the FA Cup starts with a 4-0 win against the Town. The Street score 2 goals in quick succession to kill off the tie.
NOVEMBER 2019 The only game between the two sides last season ends in a comfortable victory for the Street with a 5-1 win. Ilyas Warshow hits a second half hat-trick.
SEPTEMBER 2020 Romsey make an impressive start to this season and also win their FA Vase tie against Selsey with a 4-0 scoreline. A massive 257 attendance watch goals from Kieran Hancock, Charlie Rattley and a brace from James Clifton with the goals. WORD ON THE STREET | ANDOVER NEW STREET V ROMSEY TOWN | 03.11.20
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DID YOU KNOW?
Shane Lock has scored in the previous three meetings between the two sides. He scored a spectacular volley in the 3-2 win here at Foxcotte Park in December 2017 and was also on target in the FA Cup victory the following season and then he scored in the last meeting in November 2019 in the 5-1 win again at Foxcotte Park.
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2004 FIRST RECORDED MEETING ROMSEY TOWN TROPHY CABINET
Wessex League Champions 1990 Hampshire Senior Cup Winners 1979 Hampshire Intermediary Cup Winners 1926, 1931, 1978 Hampshire Junior Cup Winners 1901, 1910, 1924 Southampton Senior Cup Winners 1974, 1995 Southampton Junior Cup Winners 1923
The Street ran out 1-0 1 winners in the first recorded match between the two sides in a Wessex Division 2 fixture in 2004.
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CENTRE SPOT Summer signing midfielder Scott Kinge has found his feet in recent weeks. Here the 33-year-old 33 former Tadley Calleva, Calleva Team Solent and Basingstoke Town player answers the questions you the fans want to hear... hear >>>
What made you decide to come sign for the Street?
Which player in the current curre squad could play in the Southern League and why?
Danny Dolan signed me from Team Solent and since then I’ve enjoyed playing for him as he is a natural winner. I also got the same feeling from John when I had my Zoom meeting with them both pre-season. The set up at Andover New Street is excellent and the players have been really welcoming.
I feel that Matt Scott could play at Southern League level. As a centre half he has the attributes and desire that would fit in well at a higher standard of football. Good in the air, strong, reads the game g well. Locky is also technically a great player so would have to say him as well but lots of players in the current squad could easily play higher.
What was your biggest motivation to get back fully fit and playing in the starting 11 following your injury? My biggest motivation to come back from injury was mostly to prove to myself that I could still compete at Wessex level. Coming back from a major knee op was hard but taking a step down to local football was not competitive/ challenging enough for me which is why I trained hard to get my fitness levels back to where they used to be.
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Where do you feel is your favourite position within the squad? I am quite a versatile player and have on o occasions covered in between the sticks when needed! However, my strongest position is centre mid. I love nothing more than mixing it up in the middle, battling, winning the ball back and starting off attacks. Team bonding in a karaoke bar... you have to o do a duet...what song would you pick and who would you sing it with? Jake Curtis can hold a tune so I’d probably do a duet with him. After my initiation song, I’d probably go for a crowd-pleaser, crowd Angels by Robbie Williams is always a winner.
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In the dressing room, who is the: Funniest? Most serious? Most untidy? Loudest? Funniest – Gunner Yates. He has so much energy and is certainly one of the biggest characters I’ve shared a dressing room with. The journey home from IOW was also very interesting with Gunner on the bus.
no.10 I’ve seen in terms of playing between the lines and he had really quick feet. Reminds me a lot of Bruno Fernandes for Utd.
Most Serious – I would probably have to say myself. I tend to get myself thinking about the game before getting changed and am often thinking about my jobs and responsibilities for the team. Untidy – Quite a few players like to cut up their socks which I must say I haven’t seen done at any other club! Loudest – Dockers is quite vocal in the changing rooms. He is one of the natural leaders on the pitch and this is also the case in the dressing room. His knowledge of the game is excellent and when he talks, people listen. Who is the best player you have played with? And why? The best player I have ever played with is probably a player called Steve Brewer in Cornwall. I believe he still plays for Falmouth Town so maybe one day I’ll come up against him in the FA Cup/Vase! He was the best
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Danny Dolan signed me from Team Solent and since then I’ve enjoyed playing for him as he is a natural winner. I also got the same feeling from John. The setup at Andover New Street is excellent.
What is your aim for this season?
Who is better – Messi or Ronaldo?
I really want to play my part and help New Street get back to the Wessex Prem. A talented group of players that should be playing in the higher division!
Ronaldo all day long. Absolute powerhouse, stronger in the air, both feet as strong as each other and can win matches and tournaments on his own.
Favourite pair of boots that you’ve worn?
Costa or Starbucks?
David Beckham White and Silver Adidas Predators when I was 12... still remember opening them to this day! Who is your favourite New Street Player? Mario Nurse... to still have the fitness, technique and talent that he does is admirable. A huge amount of respect for Mario.
Costa. Better coffee and they pay their taxes! That’s important for me as a Bank Manager! Your football idol? Football idol is definitely Ryan Giggs. Although I’m not a winger, he was the most exciting player to watch growing up and I always wanted to be like him. The only problems were that I was never quick and am right footed!
THE TADLEY OLD DAYS WITH THE GAFFER...
>>> Who is the funniest in the dressing room?
Who is your best mate in football?
Connor is funny, he’s non-stop! Gunner is up there with him and he’s loud, so loud! To be fair it’s a great vibe in the dressing room at the moment, it’s great to be involved in it.
Best mate in football… I have a few but Brett Denham would probably be the person that I’ve played with the longest. We always sat next to each other in the changing rooms at Tadley and still travel to games together now. I’ve also provided a fair few assists for him over the years so I’m sure he’s grateful for that haha! Who is the best player you have played against? And why? The best player I’ve played against would be Anton Ferdinand. This was way back in youth team football but Rio had just broken in to the West Ham team and everyone knew that Anton Ferdinand was the next big thing at West Ham Academy. He didn’t disappoint nt and was about a foot taller than everyone else at the age of 12.
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What do you eat before a game? Describe your pre match preparation? Always eat 3 hours before a game and will always involve a bottle of Lucozade original. I try and avoid heavy foods/pastry etc as they can make you feel slow after you’ve eaten them. Pasta, Jacket Potatoes etc are always good. What football team do you support? And why? For my sins I’m a Man Utd fan. Living in Basingstoke was always going to make supporting them challenging but my dad was a big Utd fan and used to take me to the th games any time he could. In your opinion, when you go to the cinema which arm rest is yours? This depends on what side of the cinema you are sitting on I’d say. I’d always feel tempted to try and lean to whichever armrest was more central.
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MY STREET
THIS SEASON WE ARE ASKING FOR SUPPORTERS TO GO DOWN MEMORY LANE AND ANSWER A SELECTION OF QUESTIONS BASED ON THEIR TIME FOLLOWING THE STREET. JACK WEATHERITT SHARES HIS VIEWS AND SELECTS HIS ALL TIME FAVOURITE STREET XI TO TAKE ON THE BEST!
Name: Jack Weatheritt Age: 28 Where do you watch games from: I don’t have a set position, so it varies game by game. First game: The first game I watched was the club’s first venture into the FA Cup against Romsey Town in August 2018. First memory: The impressive 4-0 victory over Romsey Town in the FA Cup. Zach Neve got a couple of goals and Luke Neller got the last one.
The worst match: The worst match for me was going out of the quarter-final quarter of the Hampshire cup against nst Moneyfields last season. I don’t think we performed to our high standards that night. Best Individual performance by a player: There have been some great performances from the games I’ve watched over the last three seasons. Shane Lock, Max Allen, Gunner Yates, Matt Scott and Alex Dockree are just a few names that have put in some wonderful performances. Favourite Street kit: The home green and black stripes. The he Nike one we have currently is the best one. one
Best goal seen: The best goal would have to be Shane Lock’s second goal against Portsmouth in the Hampshire Cup. Best match witnessed: Again that would have to be against Portsmouth, it wasn’t obviously against their first team but it was a massive occasion for the club with over 500 people in attendance, including Mr Pompey and his bell! The match itself was a great game to watch, although it didn’t start too well when Portsmouth scored after 2 minutes but the Street rallied and won the game 2-1.
Favourite All-Time Player: Shane Lock is my favourite player. He works tirelessly for the team and gets from box to box. He also has loads of skill and can also supply and score goals. I love New Street because... because it’s a big family and everyone helps one another. It’s a great club to be a part of. If you’d like to feature on this page simply email your answers to the questions above and email Kevin.pipkin@hotmail.com
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JACK’S ALL TIME NEW STREET XI: XI GK: ALEX THOMPSON
Outstanding goalkeeper, made many quality saves during the time I watched him play. Was made a speciality of saving penalties, especially in shootouts. It’s great to see him still at the club, passing on his knowledge to the other keepers as Head of Goalkeeping.
RW: SHANE LOCK
His name would be first on the team-sheet team every time. He never let anyone down and would always give you that little bit extra. Has that ability to turn a game in your favour.
CM: ALEX DOCKREE
He’s another great leader on the field, always talking and encouraging others. Also has great aerial ability and is a danger at set-pieces. set Great strength when on the ball.
CM: CALLUM SWEENEY
One of the best st players ability wise to have played at Foxcotte Park. A great player, who could use either foot, also knew where the goal was and scored some impressive free-kicks. free Also was exceptional from the penalty spot.
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RB: LEWIS ALDERMAN
Lewis was a strong defender for the Street and Mr Reliable. He made the art of defending easy as he read the game so well.
LB: MARK KEOGH
He loves a tackle, very strong and physical. He always gave you 100% and never let you down. Keogh was also a great vocal support both on and off the pitch. It was a shame that he was out for most of last season through injury.
CB: MATT SCOTT
Top quality centre back. Has a never say die attitude while being a rock in central defence. He made the difference to the team when we gained promotion to the Wessex Premier.
CB: JAMIE COLEMAN (C)
He was a great captain for the team, he was also a great defensive player for the side, whether that was holding midfield or at centre back, played out of his skin against Portsmouth in the Hampshire Cup.
LM: GUNNER YATES
The wing play and and shooting power of Gunner was sorely missed when we were in the Wessex Premier. Was and still is at his best when 1v1 against a full abck and loves to cut inside and go for goal.
ST: JAZZ BEAVIS
Has had a number of spells with the club, great feet and seems to be able to get out of any tight situation on the pitch.
ST: ZACH NEVE
A natural goal scorer, he was amazing for the Street during the Wessex One promotion season a few years ago. Played a key part in that success and scored some important goals during his spell at the club.
MANAGER: JOHN SMITH
There is only been the two managers during my time at New Street but John has been the most successful manager for a while at the club. During the Wessex One success and also near the end last season were the most enjoyable times at the e club watching the team play.
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17.10.20 ● FOXCOTTE PARK ● SYDENHAMS WESSEX LEAGUE ONE ● ATTENDANCE: 120
NEW STREET ALTON STREET GOALS: URRY 10 (PEN), DENHAM 51 ALTON GOALS: PERKINS 26, KNIGHT 50, SANDERSON 62, 75
2 4 O’BRIEN ALDERMAN FIELD CURTIS SCOTT (STERNE 7) DOCKREE LOCK ALLEN DENHAM (McCRACKEN 78) URRY KINGE
SUBS NOT USED THORNE C THORNE G SMITH
YELLOW CARDS URRY CURTIS
RED CARDS NONE
GREENE WRIGHT GRAHAM M DRYDEN MOORE GRAHAM O PERKINS BLACK (HUNTER 70) SANDERSEN FOWLER (HORTON 82) KNIGHT
SUBS NOT USED ADAIR ROLFE
YELLOW CARDS MOORE FOWLER
RED CARDS NONE
STORY OF THE MATCH The Street were defeated at home against a strong Alton side 4-2, ten days ago despite taking an early lead. Danny Urry was adjudged to have been fouled when he was shaping up to shoot, just ten minutes into the first half. Urry took the spot kick and sent Alton keeper Kieron Greene the wrong way. Before that the Street were dealt a blow when captain Matt Scott went off injured in the 7th minute and was replaced by Kai Sterne, with Max Allen dropping back into defence and Scott Kinge moving back into central midfield. Alton equalised through right winger Luke Perkins who hit an unstoppable effort across the goal and in off the far post. The Brewers took the lead just four minutes after halftime when Liam Knight scored. But the Street immediately got back on level terms through Brett Denham. Alton re-took the lead in the 62nd minute through Scott Sandersen and the same player made it 4-2 when he met a high cross from Perkins to head past Sean O’Brien to secure the points for the Brewers.
POSSESSION 48% | 52%
SHOTS ON TARGET SHOTS OFF TARGET 6 | 7 4 | 3
CORNERS 3 | 4
FOULS 15 | 12
SAVES 3 | 4
24.10.20 ● THE ALLPORT ARENA ● SYDENHAMS WESSEX LEAGUE ONE ● ATTENDANCE: 70
FAWLEY AFC NEW STREET FAWLEY GOAL: HARTIGAN 90+5 STREET GOAL: LOCK 50
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O’BRIEN FIELD ROHART-BROWN (THATCHER 80) MOULDING SCOTT (CURTIS 13) DOCKREE ALLEN LOCK KINGE STERNE DAVIS (McCRACKEN 60)
SUBS NOT USED THORNE SMITH
YELLOW CARDS URRY MOULDING CURTIS DOCKREE RED CARDS NONE
COOMBES KEATING BOON BERRY SAYCE RAFFERTY HAWKINS (STUTTARD 68) BRADLEY KNIGHT (EARL 58) HARTIGAN CONNORS (PITHERS 70)
YELLOW CARDS RAFFERTY
RED CARDS NONE
STORY OF THE MATCH The Street suffered heartbreak when a dramatic injury time equaliser from Fawley denied the Street taking home all three points after dominating the second half. The first half was fairly uneventful with few opportunities at either end. Mikey Davis having the Streets best opportunity when he broke free on the left but fired wired of the target. The second half started in the pouring rain but the Street took the lead five minutes into the second half when Scott Kinge rose highest to head towards goal, only to see his effort pushed away by the Fawley keeper, straight into Shane Lock’s path for him to score into the empty net. The Street went onto to create a hatful for chances but couldn’t get the second goal to secure the win, despite hitting the woodwork and new signing Cameron Rohart-Brown going close with two freekicks. Fawley offered very little threat in the second half until in injury time they forced a corner and with their keeper up in the box the ball found its way into the bottom corner and the points shared on a miserable afternoon.
POSSESSION 66% | 44%
SHOTS ON TARGET SHOTS OFF TARGET 8 | 3 4 | 4
CORNERS 5 | 3
FOULS 21 | 24
SAVES 2 | 7
COACHES CORNER
JAMIE COLEMAN Good afternoon and welcome to our first home game of the season. These are my first programme notes for the new season and both myself and JC will look to give you insight from the coach’s perspective this season. Having been out of the game for a few years I was tempted back into football by the club’s structure, ambition and passion for playing football the right way. Joining a management team with a wealth of Wessex League and local football experience was a no brainier for me, their vision to develop the players at the club through quality coaching session’s fits perfectly with my coaching philosophy. Working with Jamie and Thomo on the training ground, we are bringing in professional practices to take the club to the next level, this includes performance analysis thanks to VEO (video footage), psychological techniques and player plans to improve game day performance and player confidence.
I was tempted back into football by the club’s structure, ambition and passion for playing football the right way.
It has been one of the strangest prepre seasons I have ever run, training in small socially distanced bubbles with no contact play definitely posed a challenge for the coaching staff and club. The players adapted well and committed fully to the challenging situation. We focused on the technical side of the game and the quality of our ball work and movement movemen until a relax in government rules allowed contact play. The managers put in place an extremely challenging pre-season season fixture list which tested the squad physically and mentally, putting them in great shape for the season start on the 5th. We have a great at squad at the club that are all keen to learn and improve, and a very strong Swifts squad with a few youngsters knocking at the door of the first team. Our focus now switches to the Wessex Division One campaign and making sure we start in the right way. An excellent 2 nil win away at Newport in our opener is just reward for everyone's efforts during preseason. We are hoping to build some momentum and get into that winning habit against Petersfield, they will obviously be looking to bounce back from their opening day defeat so we are anticipating a highly competitive game.
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FAVOURITE THINGS
Nickname: Kiz Position: Defender Born: 29.05.96 GOAL? That would have to be when I played for the U18’s for the Street and I scored a free kick on the edge of the centre circle. It was a knuckleball into the top left hand corner to make it 1-1. 1. The keeper just waved at it as it went by him!
GAME THAT YOU’VE PLAYED IN The North Hants Senior Cup Final against Alresford Town in 2019. Being the underdogs, it was a great game to be a part of and retaining the cup. BACK2BACK! GK
CB
TEAM: Man United MOVIE: The Lost Boys MEAL: Steak & Chips
FIVE FIVE-A-SIDE TEAM
CM
CM
FW
GK
Peter Schmeichel
CB
Sergio Ramos
CM
Ronaldinho
CM
Neymar
FW
Christiano Ronaldo
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TEAM MATES BEST MATE? Steve Turner CAR SCHOOL? Jake and Kieron BEST DRESSED? Max Allen WORST DRESSED? Chris Wing, just the word going around it’s him! ALWAYS ON THE PHONE? Kizza LAST TO BUY A DRINK? Kieron BEST AT FIFA? I’ll back myself!!! POOL CHAMPION? Scott Kinge, after watching him smash Connor Thorne the other week! FUNNIEST? Gunner LOUDEST? Gunner MOST SENSIBLE? Brett Denham WORST HAIR? Lockey – looks like a shepherd’s pie!!! WORST TRAINER? Connor Thorne BEST TRAINER? Lockey BEST TASTE IN MUSIC? Jake Curtis WORST TASTE IN MUSIC? Ally McCracken LONGEST IN SHOWER? Jake Curtis ALWAYS LOOKING IN THE MIRROR? Lockey
BEST DRESSED
POOL CHAMPION!!!
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THE CLINIC
PETE TUNNEY Good evening and welcome to tonight’s match against Romsey Town.
Symptoms
From time to time I will look at different types of injuries that can occur on the football pitch and how best to treat and recover from them. This week I’m looking at OsgoodSchlatter’s Disease.
Treatment
This is a condition where the attachment of the patella tendon to the tibia becomes inflamed. The tendon attachment is situated over a growth plate of the tibia. Excessive use of the quadriceps muscles will stress the tendon attachment and growth plate, producing inflammation. The cause is likely to be over use, and is most common in active boys aged between 10 and 16. Generally this condition does not occur after growth ceases.
Pain during and after activity at the tendon attachment. Local swelling and tenderness.
Rest. This will allow inflammation and pain to settle. Modified activity – avoid movements which reproduce pain. Ice. Apply ice for 10 – 15 minutes every two hours. Stretch. Begin stretching exercises to increase the length of the quadriceps muscles. These should be performed regularly and within the pain-free pain range of movement. To perform this stretch, balance on the unaffected leg, pulling the heel of your other leg towards tour bottom. Keep ep your knees close together and your hips pushed forwards. Hold the stretch for the 30 seconds and repeat five times. Returning to activity should be a gradual process. This condition generally heals spontaneously, but problems can recur if the tendon is stressed further. Enjoy the game.
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LEAGUE LOOK THE LATEST IN SYDENHAMS WESSEX LEAGUE Turning to Saturday’s games, the weather perhaps was not as bad as initially feared although losing ten games was probably more than enough. In the Buildbase FA Vase we’ll work through alphabetically by hosts so kick off in East London where Petersfield Town drew one each with a goal from Bailey Newbury before conceding an equaliser; but progressing 3-0 on penalties against Clapton.
Just a bit west New Milton Town and Clanfield 85 shared two goals after 90 minutes with the hosts’ goal coming from Tyrrell Sampson. A 4-1 4 penalty shoot-out out win decided by the aforementioned aforementio player. No joy for Ringwood in Devon though as Newton Abbot Spurs won 3-1 1 after Ryan Hamm had given our side an early lead. Moving now to the Premier Division where only two games survived. On the Isle of Wight Christchurch ran in three without reply against a Cowes Sports, goals from Ash Pope, Billy Walker and Luke Delaney, whilst AFC Portchester under interim manager Marty Wallace’s guidance defeated visitors Blackfield & Langley by the same score. Oscar Johnston, Steve Ramsey and Lee Wort on target there.
Despite coming in at the break ahead thanks to a Nick Yeomans goal, Whitchurch United conceded two against Clevedon Town to go down 2-1. The Western League also put paid to Newport IOW with a best of seven win for Cribbs. Jordan Browne with a double and Connor Kelly for the Isle of Wight side. Fleet Town perhaps surprisingly went down to a 2-0 home defeat against Littlehampton Town, but there was a good win for Hamworthy United over Ilfracombe Town. Four goals and four scorers on the score sheet- Lee Francis, Dan Cann, Eddie Hodge and Matt Neale putting the Hammers through. A similar scoreline for Bashley, at Keynsham Town. A Harry McGrath hat trick steering the New Forest side home, with Harry Morgan also on target. Lymington went down by the odd goal in three against Tavistock with Jason Brooks getting a consolation for the hosts.
Just three games in Division One, and again we start across the Solent. East Cowes Vics and Bemerton Heath Harlequins shared six goals with Jimmi Burton, Jayden Yates and Ji Nash on target for the hosts with Justin Bennett bagging a brace for the Harlequins. quins. Ronan Clancy also netting for the visitors. Alton hit a 2-0 0 win thanks to strikes from Jack Fowler on the stroke of half time and George Bowerman midway through the second period not long after arriving as a substitute. In the other game played Andover Ando Town beat Downton in a best of three contestcontest Brendan Holmes and Tom Pattison sandwiching a Tom Moseley strike for the Robins.
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ROBBIE SKEATE’S
SWIFT’S S LIFE
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Apple or Android?
Last holiday?
Apple.
Prague
Last person you called?
Karaoke song?
Stephen Leighton.
Your love is my love
Favourite food?
Love Island or Peaky
Kebab
Blinders?
Apple or rhubarb crumble?
Peaky Blinders
Apple crumble
Club you support?
Food you can’t stand?
Leeds United
Mushrooms
Favourite away ground?
Pet hate?
St Mary’s
Poor player commitment
Best moment in football?
Cat or dog?
Leeds getting promoted to
Dog.
the Premier league
Xbox or Playstation?
Best player played with?
Xbox.
Steve Turner
Favourite music artist?
Instagram or Twitter?
Red Hot Chilli Peppers
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SWIFTS UPDATE The Swifts found themselves in cup action on Wednesday night against South Wonston with the Foxcotte Park pitch looking like a carpet and with the added drizzle creating a real zip. The home side started with a bang, with Charlie Rodgers playing in a more advanced role, curling a beautiful shot past the keeper. 1 then became 2 when Liam Dufall spectacular effort cannoned in off the post. The home side looked comfortable during the first half, creating chances and looking the more likely to add to the score sheet with Ryan Morgans & Marcus Tyler both came close. The away side started the second half quickly with a well taken finish to set up what would a thrilling second half. The away side stayed on the front foot and looked to try and break down the strong and resolute Swifts defence. The Swifts then restored the 2 goal lead with Liam Dufall’s second of the night, with a strong drive into the corner of the goal! The away side with nothing to lose threw everything they had at the
Swifts defence and finally bundled in their second of the evening, making the score line 3-2 2 with not long left on the clock. Callum Buck stole the ball in the middle of the park with a strong tackle and started to run at the South Wonston back line, jinking past one and creating space outside the box to unleash the goal of the game, with the ball flying into the roof of net. Absolute rocket. With not long left and the score line at 4-2, 2, you would have thought that would be done and dusted. There was still some late drama to come with The Swifts conceding a penaltyy which was slotted away with keeper Mike Horne unlucky not to save. The game ended 4-3 4 with a dramatic night up at the Foxcotte and the t Swifts into the next round of the cup. The Swifts faced Wednesday opponents South Wonston on Saturday, Saturday looking to make it another victory and 3 points towards the promotion push. It didn’t take long for The Swifts to carry on from there Wednesday night with the home sides first touch of the ball, was picking the ball out their own net as Harry Lawton finished from a superb b cross from in-form in winger Liam Duffal. The he game then settled down with the t Swifts controlling most of the play and creating chances. The home side looked dangerous on the break causing a few nervous moments at the back. The Swifts contributed to press and probe but couldn’t find the important second goal. Similarly to the first half, The Swifts created a number of good chances in the second half but failed to convert but always looked comfortable and in control of the game. The Swifts saw the game out with a clean sheet and 3 points on the road.
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2020-21 21 HAMPSHIRE PREMIER FOOTBALL LEAGUE DIVISION 1 DIVISION 1 TABLE
DATE 02.09.20 05.09.20 12.09.20 19.09.20 26.09.20 03.10.20 07.10.20 10.10.20 17.10.20 21.10.20 24.10.20 31.10.20 14.11.20 21.11.20 25.11.20 28.11.20 05.12.20 12.12.20 19.12.20 02.01.21 09.01.21 16.01.21 23.01.21 30.01.21 06.02.21 13.02.21 20.02.21 27.02.21 06.03.21
2020/21 PLAYER STATS LEAGUE APPS GLS Ross Allen Jack Appleton Thomas Appleton Callum Buck Dean Carr Ellis Cleary-Tucker Liam Dufall Tom Gee Michael Horne Mark Keogh Harry Lawton Ben Matthews Ryan Morgans Lee Morris Charlie Preece Cameron Thatcher Sam Thomson Steve Turner Nic Turpin Marcus Tyler Connor Woodhead
3 0 5 5 5 3 3 1 6 1 3 0 1 5 0 6 5 1 6 0 3
(1) (0) (1) (0) (0) (1) (2) (3) (0) (0) (1) (1) (2) (0) (1) (0) (1) (0) (0) (1) (1)
0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 0 0 4 0 0
CUP
TOTAL
APPS GLS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
(0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0)
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
APPS GLS 3 0 4 4 4 3 3 1 5 1 2 0 1 5 0 5 4 0 5 0 3
(0) (0) (1) (0) (0) (1) (1) (3) (0) (0) (1) (1) (2) (0) (1) (0) (1) (0) (0) (0) (1)
0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 0 0 3 0 0
DISIP Y
R
0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2020-21 HAMPSHIRE COUNTY WOMENS FOOTBALL LEAGUE DIVISION 2 FIXTURES DATE
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H/A OPPOSITION
20.09.20 27.09.20 11.10.20
2.00pm 2.00pm 2.00pm
H A H
25.10.20
2.00pm
A
08.11.20
2.00pm
H
15.11.20 22.11.20 29.11.20 06.12.20 13.12.20 20.12.20 03.01.21 10.01.21 17.01.21 24.01.21 31.01.21 07.02.21 14.02.21 21.02.21
2.00pm
A
AFC Bedhampton V Rushmoor Community Portsmouth Dev US Portsmouth (Invitation Cup) Bournemouth Sports Res Cowes
KO
H/A OPPOSITION
7:30pm 3.00pm 3.00pm 3.00pm 3.00pm 3.00pm 7.45pm 3.00pm 3.00pm 7.45pm 3.00pm 2.00pm 2.00pm 2.00pm 7.45pm
H H A H A A H A A H H H H A H
SCORE
Clarendon Upham AFC Petersfield Headley United Moneyfields Res Harvest Home South Wonston S (HPSC) South Wonston S Michelmarsh & Timsbury Kingsclere Denmead FC QK Southampton Broughton AFC Netley Infinity (HPSC)
W 2-1 W 3-1 W 2-1 D 1-1 D 1-1 L 1-4 W 4-3 W 1-0 W 3-0 L 2-3 P-P L 1-4
DIVISION 2 TABLE
SCORE W 5-0 W 5-0 L 2-5 L 1-4
2020/21 PLAYER STATS LEAGUE APPS GLS Nikki Barnes Sara Connolly Noni Davis Tia Dewhurst Gemma Dunn Miranda Farrow Naomi France-S Megan Harrison Alice Hill Jade Lucas Charlotte May Jenna Patterson Ruby Pilfold Kate Probert Lorna Roberts Cherie Rowlands Stephanie Villiers Shelena Woodley
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2 2 0 2 1 0 2 2 0 2 2 1 2 0 0 2 1 1
(0) (0) (2) (0) (0) (2) (0) (0) (2) (0) (0) (0) (0) (1) (2) (0) (1) (0)
2 0 2 0 1 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
CUP
TOTAL
APPS GLS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
(0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0)
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
APPS GLS 2 2 0 2 1 0 2 2 0 2 2 1 2 0 0 2 1 1
(0) (0) (2) (0) (0) (2) (0) (0) (2) (0) (0) (0) (0) (1) (2) (0) (1) (0)
2 0 2 0 1 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
DISIP Y
R
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
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LADIES ANDOVER NEW STREET 2 PORTSMOUTH DEVELOPMENT 5
STREET LADIES SUFFER FIRST DEFEAT OF THE SEASON AGAINST STRONG POMPEY SIDE Street ladies were left to rue a below par performance in the first half as they suffered their first defeat of the season last Sunday. After last week’s postponed game against Cowes due to a waterlogged pitch, the Street looked off the pace in the opening half against a strong Portsmouth side. Pompey were keeping possession much better than New Street and were exploiting the space on the pitch and using the ball effectively. It wasn’t long before they made it 1-0 when they were able to break through down the right hand side to score. The second goal was not long in coming as Portsmouth played a ball through the middle of the pitch and were quickly through to score and give the Street a mountain to climb.
Further goals followed before half-time half and the Street were relieved to hear the halfhalf time whistle so they could regroup at 4-0 down at the break. The second half was a complete turnaround with the Street competing against their opponents and winning the ball higher up the pitch. Nikki Barnes was pushed up front and responded with a goal that further lifted the Street. Barnes was on target again from a corner shortly later and an unlikely comeback was suddenly on. This however was denied when Portsmouth broke on the left hand side and scored to make it 5-2. 5 The Street continued to match their opponents for the remainder of the game but unable to reduce the deficit further. Manager Kyla Tobin said after the game; “We We showed great character in the second half as we didn’t compete in the first half. We did start with a different formation and maybe we shouldn’t have tried that today, but we were excellent second half. Kate Probert was outstanding in midfield, constantly winning the ball for us and making us tick in the second half.”
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ANDOVER LAUNDERETTE
2020-21 STAT PACK WESSEX ONE TOP FIVES
GOALS 1 2 3 4 5
MOST CLEAN SHEETS FRANKLYN HAMM THOMSON JONES KELLY
6 6 6 5 5
HIGHEST ATTENDANCES 1 2 3 4 5 13
ANDOVER TOWN EAST COWES V ROMSEY T DOWNTON HYTHE & D ?
LAVERSTOCK & F FOLLAND SPORTS NEWPORT IOW US PORTSMOUTH ALTON ?
289 288 218 184 182
BALL BARKAWAY BARR BARRON BARTLETT
2 2 2 1 1
1 2 3 4 5 6
LAVERSTOCK & F FOLLAND SPORTS NEWPORT IOW US PORTSMOUTH ANDOVER T ALTON
24 17 15 15 14 12
FORM TABLE (LAST 5) 5 TOP 5 4.00 3.40 3.00 3.00 3.00
MOST APPEARANCES 4 5 6 7 8
NEWMAN PETTS LYNCH O’BRIEN CREASE
HIGHEST GOALS
% OF GOALS SCORED 1 2 3 4 5 9
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5 1
LAVERSTOCK & F FOLLAND SPORTS NEWPORT IOW ANDOVER TOWN US PORTSMOUTH ANDOVER TOWN
15pts 12pts 10pts 10pts 9pts 7pts
FORM TABLE (LAST 5) 5 BOTTOM 5 5 5 5 5 5
5 6 7 8 9
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FAWLEY AFC TOTTON & E WHITCHURCH U EAST COWES V DOWNTON
0pts 0pts 3pts 3pts 4pts 63
Downton
East Cowes Victoria
Fawley AFC
Follands Sports
30.01.21
02.03.21
27.03.21
16.01.21
10.04.21
02.01.21
05.12.20
19.12.20
21.11.20
20.02.21
20.03.21
5-2
-
10.11.20
20.03.21
-
-
27.02.21
ANDOVER NEW STREET
10.10.20
Andover Town
13.02.21
Bemerton Heath Harlequins
07.11.20
03.04.21
05.09.20
13.10.20
1-4
1-1
East Cowes Victoria
TBA
13.03.21
Fawley AFC
05.12.20
Downton
2-4
-
29.09.20
Andover Town
5-1
ANDOVER NEW STREET
Alton
Alton
HOME
Bemerton Heath Harlequins
AWAY
12.09.20
31.10.20
2-1
30.01.21
02.01.21
0-0
-
17.10.20
31.10.20
12.09.20
1-1
3-3
2-1
1-1
13.03.21
12.12.20
24.10.20
30.03.21
29.09.20
10.10.20
3-0
06.03.21
20.03.21
06.03.21
09.01.21
21.11.20
-
09.01.21
10.11.20
03.04.21
07.11.20
-
30.01.21
02.01.21
10.10.20
17.10.20
1-1
4-0
-
13.03.21
29.09.20
13.10.20
3-1
3-2
-
4-0
TBA
21.11.20
27.03.21
09.02.21
27.03.21
Hythe & Dibden
20.02.21
10.10.20
06.02.21
03.11.20
10.04.21
10.10.20
13.10.20
2-2
5-1
10.11.20
3-3
23.01.21
13.02.21
20.02.21
0-2
10.04.21
27.03.21
06.02.21
02.01.21
17.04.21
12.12.20
Newport (IOW)
21.11.20
Petersfield Town
30.03.21
06.03.21
19.12.20
09.01.21
Ringwood Town
06.03.21
TBA
05.12.20
24.10.20
13.03.21
Romsey Town
06.02.21
13.02.21
21.11.20
27.02.21
05.12.20
Totton & Eling
20.03.21
27.03.21
09.02.21
United Services Portsmouth
02.01.21
16.01.21
23.01.21
13.03.21
Verwood Town
12.12.20
TBA
TBA
30.03.21
Whitchurch United
03.04.21
30.01.21
03.03.21
10.02.21
64
05.09.20
26.09.20
07.10.20
1-3
03.10.20
1-2
12.12.20
26.09.20
5-1 17.10.20
2-1 27.02.21
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24.10.20
19.12.20
17.04.21
New Milton Town
1-1
10.04.21
07.11.20
28.11.20
10.10.20
06.02.21
14.11.20
5-1
2-0
06.03.21
TBA
19.09.20
31.10.20
3-1
Follands Sports
Laverstock & Ford
05.09.20
Hythe & Dibden
FIXTURES 2020-21 21
05.12.20
24.10.20
16.01.21
05.09.20
13.10.20
3-0 14.11.20
24.10.20
1-3
28.11.20
20.02.21
TBA
05.09.20
2-6
3-1
28.11.20
23.01.21
TBA
10.11.20
06.03.21
13.10.20
0-1
18.12.20
12.12.20
06.02.21
10.04.21
27.03.21
26.09.20
3-1
TBA
1-1
29.09.20
0-4 03.10.20
12.12.20
26.09.20
5-0 23.01.21
06.11.20
4-2
TBA
27.10.20
05.09.20
2-4
1-2
31.03.21
17.04.21
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09.01.21
27.03.21
12.12.20
20.02.21
09.03.21
17.10.20
3-1
TBA
07.11.20
14.11.20
06.03.21
14.11.20
25.09.20
28.10.20
1-3 06.02.21
29.09.20
12.09.20
24.10.20
1-0
10.11.20
26.09.20
0-1
02.03.21
03.11.20
17.04.21
03.04.21
16.01.21
16.01.21
28.11.20
13.02.21
4-1
09.02.21
26.09.20
4-1 20.02.21
27.10.20
3-1 19.09.20
2-1
Whitchurch United
23.01.21
03.11.20
Verwood Town
10.04.21
1-1
2-1
09.01.21
28.11.20
07.11.20
06.02.21
TBA
27.02.21
United Services Portsmouth
30.03.21
13.10.20
Totton & Eling
09.02.21
Romsey Town
Newport (IOW)
19.12.20
Ringwood Town
New Milton Town
14.11.20
Petersfield Town
Laverstock & Ford
WHO IS PLAYING WHO, AND WHEN... RESULTS UPDATED THROUGHOUT THE SEASON
29.09.20
27.10.20
1-4
14.11.20
23.01.21
30.01.21
17.04.21
19.12.20
0-3
28.11.20
13.02.21
17.04.21
30.03.21
27.02.21
2-1
27.02.21
03.04.21
31.03.21
20.03.21
17.04.21
21.11.20
03.04.21
28.11.20
27.02.21
12.09.20
26.09.20
5-1
1-0
02.01.21
1-2
27.02.21
09.01.21
13.02.21
30.01.21
14.11.20
-
13.03.21
03.04.21
02.01.21
17.04.21
12.12.20
5-1
-
31.10.20
20.03.21
05.12.20
16.01.21
-
31.10.20
TBA
19.12.20
02.01.21
17.10.20
12.09.20
06.10.20
20.03.21
19.12.20
03.10.20
05.09.20
2-1
4-3 10.11.20
-
21.11.20
13.03.21
2-5
27.03.21
-
2-1
19.12.20
TBA
30.01.21
20.11.20
06.03.21
13.02.21
06.03.21
17.04.21
20.10.20
1-1
30.01.21
16.01.21
03.11.20
12.09.20
2-2 13.03.21
05.12.20
23.01.21
19.09.20
0-2
23.01.21
30.03.21
03.11.20
2-3
2-3
16.01.21
30.01.21
24.10.20
24.10.20
05.12.20
20.03.21
05.09.20
TBA
16.01.21
02.03.21
10.04.21
4-1
03.03.21
02.03.21
03.10.20
13.10.20
13.02.21
30.03.21
2-1
1-0
0-2
7-0
17.10.20
07.10.20
27.10.20
09.02.21
13.10.20
1-1
06.10.20
7-1 09.01.21
24.10.20
26.09.20
0-3
5-3
07.11.20
06.02.21
09.02.21
07.11.20
10.04.21
07.11.20
14.11.20
10.04.21
20.02.21
06.02.21
09.01.21
-
TBA
13.10.20
29.09.20
1-3
0-2
27.03.21
27.02.21
03.04.21
-
09.01.21
13.03.21
20.02.21
2-0
-
03.04.21
14.11.20
28.11.20
-
06.03.21
20.03.21
21.11.20
-
17.10.20
12.09.20
1-2
20.02.21
10.11.20
02.01.21
05.12.20
12.09.20
17.10.20
2-2
3-4
12.12.20
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LE BRUN
ALLEN
SCOTT
DOCKREE
LOCK
KINGE
DENHAM
BEAVIS
POS
FIELD
ATT
O’BRIEN
SCORE
OPP. SENT OFF
OPPOSITION
SENT OFF
H/A
OWN GOALS
TIME
PENALTY (F)
DATE
PENALTY (A)
FIXTURES & RESULTS 1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
SEPTEMBER Sat 5
3.00pm
A
Newport IOW
W 2-0
137
5
-
-
-
1
1
a
Sat 12
3.00pm
H
Petersfield Town
L 0-1
117
6
-
-
1
-
-
●
Tue 15
7.45pm
A
Bashley (Sydenhams L Cup)
L 1-4
125
-
-
-
-
-
-
c
Sat 19
3.00pm
A
New Milton Town (FA Vase 1QR)
D 0-0*
123
-
-
-
-
-
-
Sat 26
3.00pm
H
Totton & Eling
W 3-1
133
8
-
-
1
1
-
Tue 29
7.45pm
A
Andover Town
L 2-5
289
9
-
2
-
2
-
1 b 1
●
a
b c
c b
b
c
y
y
a
1a
a
y
y
y
r r
r c
2
OCTOBER Sat 10
3.00pm
H
Hythe & Dibden
D 1-1
121
10
-
1
-
-
-
Tue 13
7.45pm
A
Downton
D 1-1
114
9
-
-
-
-
-
Sat 17
3.00pm
H
Alton
L 2-4
120
12
1
-
-
-
-
a
Sat 24
3.00pm
A
Fawley AFC
-
-
-
-
a
Tue 27
7.45pm
H
Whitchurch United
11 9
1
-
-
-
-
Sat 31
3.00pm
A
Verwood Town
Romsey Town
D 1-1 W 1-0
70 173
b
1 1b y
1 1
y
a
NOVEMBER Tue 3
7.45pm
H
Sat 7
3.00pm
H
US Portsmouth
Tue 10
7.45pm
A
Hythe & Dibden
Bashley v Brockenhurst Fareham Town v Alresford Town
Fleet Town v Shaftesbury
Hamble Club v Cowes Sports
Lymington Town v Hamworthy Utd
Amesbury Town v Horndean
Portland Utd v AFC Stoneham
Sat 14
3.00pm
A
Follands Sports
Sat 21
3.00pm
H
East Cowes Victoria
Sat 28
3.00pm
A
Laverstock & Ford
H
Bemerton Heath H
DECEMBER Sat 5
3.00pm
Sat 12
3.00pm
A
New Milton Town
Sat 19
3.00pm
H
Downton
JANUARY Sat 2
3.00pm
H
Andover Town
Sat 16
3.00pm
A
US Portsmouth
Sat 23
3.00pm
H
Newport (IOW)
Sat 30
3.00pm
A
Whitchurch United
FEBRUARY
SYDENHAMS WESSEX PREMIER
Blackfield & Langley v Tadley Calleva
SYDENHAMS WESSEX LEAGUE ONE Alton v Ringwood Town
Hythe & Dibden v Bemerton Heath H
Andover New Street v Romsey Town
Newport IOW v Totton & Eling Wednesday 4th November Whitchurch Utd v New Milton Town
PLAYER STATS 2020/21
Sat 6
3.00pm
H
Verwood Town
Sat 13
3.00pm
A
Romsey Town
LEAGUE
Sat 20
3.00pm
H
Fawley AFC
APPS GLS
Sat 27
3.00pm
A
Alton
Tue 2
7.45pm
H
Ringwood Town
Sat 6
3.00pm
A
Petersfield Town
MARCH
Sat 13
3.00pm
A
East Cowes Victoria
Sat 20
3.00pm
H
Follands Sports
Sat 27
3.00pm
A
Totton & Eling
Tue 30
7.45pm
H
Laverstock & Ford
APRIL Sat 3
3.00pm
A
Bemerton Heath H
Sat 10
3.00pm
H
New Milton Town
A
Ringwood Town
TBA
Christchurch v Baffins Milton Rovers
Max Allen Kai Brewster Jake Curtis Mikey Davis Brett Denham Alex Dockree Danny Field Scott Kinge Kieron Le Brun Shane Lock Ally McCracken Sean O’Brien Charlie Rogers Matt Scott Kai Sterne Connor Thorne Gary Thorne Danny Urry Oliver Yates
3 0 2 0 2 3 4 2 3 4 2 4 1 4 0 4 2 2 2
(0) (0) (0) (2) (1) (0) (0) (2) (0) (0) (2) (0) (1) (0) (2) (0) (0) (1) (0)
0 0 0 1 2 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0
CUP
TOTAL
APPS GLS 2 0 1 0 2 0 2 0 2 2 1 2 0 1 0 2 2 2 1
(0) (1) (1) (0) (0) (0) (0) (1) (0) (0) (0) (0) (1) (0) (1) (0) (0) (0) (0)
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
APPS GLS 5 0 3 0 4 3 5 2 5 6 3 6 1 5 0 6 4 4 3
(0) (1) (1) (2) (1) (0) (0) (3) (0) (0) (2) (0) (2) (0) (3) (0) (0) (1) (0)
0 0 0 1 2 0 0 1 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0
DISIP Y
R
1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 2 1 1
0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
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KEY
Starting XI
Substitute ● Unused sub
Not available/suspended
y: yellow card r: red card
p: penalty scorer *: penalty missed *Lost 6-5 on penalties
THORNE (C)
CURTIS
WING
YATES
THORNE (G)
NURSE
SMITH
URRY
MCCRACKEN
ROGERS
ALDERMAN
STERNE
FELTHAM
BREWSTER
DAVIS
ALLISTON
ROHART-BROWN
MOULDING
WHO,WHEN AND WHERE THE STREET ARE PLAYING THIS SEASON
11
12
13
14
15
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
27
28
29
30
31
32
b ●
r
c
●
●
●
●
b
● ya
c
b
a
b
a
b a
●
c ●
b b
b
a
a
b
16 55
OFF c
S#
A#
65
-
57
57
55
70
-
-
47
53
56
75
-
-
20, 24, 51, 65, 80
62
73
86
-
-
87
y
ay
c
1a
55
55
80
y
1b
c
b
35
57
80 62,79
y
1b
ya
y
a
●
1y
b
●
●
a
●
a
SENT SUB TIMES
● ● ●
●
b a a
b y
a
b
c
b
b
y
GOAL TIMES
12, 60
-
47, 60, 79, 86
-
30, 40, 54, 62, 84, 86, 88
68
72
-
-
-
1, 63
66
77
-
-
-
56, 70
7
78
-
-
-
10, 27, 48, 49, 59, 76
13
60
80
-
-
73
78
-
-
-
50, 94 5
LEAGUE TABLE 2020/21
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THE LAST WORD BY JON COUCH– EXECUTIVE EDITOR AT THE NON LEAGUE PAPER A journalist is only as good as their contacts book, as they say – so we at The Non-League Paper reckon we’re onto a pretty good thing. Printing a weekly paper throughout lockdown, without a ball being kicked, wasn’t easy. In fact, it was only made possible by the ‘fraternity’ – the chairmen and women, managers, players and supporters of football clubs across the land. We’re pretty lucky at The NLP. We have a loyal following and an enviable understanding with the people we represent. Yes, of course, we realise that having a relationship with the Press is in their interests but it goes beyond that. A great number of players and managers can be counted as friends and we are very proud of that.
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Instead, we became very close and, although he doesn’t know it, it was he who lit the flame for my love affair with the NonNon League game. On one occasion, I remember my back page lead story falling through, leaving me high and dry an hour before deadline. In desperation, I gave George a call and explained my dilemma, asking him if he could confirm any transfer speculation to help fill the void. What he gave me was a stronger exclusive than I had originally which became a popular talking point on the terraces. terrace As in most walks of life, a working relationship requires an ‘I’ll-scratch-your‘I’ll back-if-you-scratch-mine’ mine’ thesis. George was a big advocate of this. I remember waiting outside the dressing room door for the Shots boss among a posse of TV crews and national nal journalists following a FA Cup tie with Brighton & Hove Albion in November 2000. Accepting I would probably only get a fraction of his time, I did contemplate easing his burden by slipping off and calling him later.
A conversation I had with a Step 3 manager the other day reminded me of a very special relationship I struck up with a manager as a young reporter, working on my local paper in Aldershot.
Just as I did though one of the players play came to the door and asked specifically for myself and my counterpart from the Farnham Herald to come through and speak to George in the managers’ room at the back. The face of the national guys was a picture as the two of us hustled our way through the e crowd but when we got to the manager’s changing area, there he was sat on the bench with only a small hand towel to protect his modesty!
George Borg arrived at the Recreation Ground with a high profile and a no-nonsense nature. If he wanted, he could have spat out a young whippersnapper like me.
It was probably the strangest interview I had ever carried out! To this day, I always keep an eye out on how George’s George’ Braintree Town side fare come 5pm on a Saturday. It’s a relationship which taught me so much and one I will always treasure.
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MANAGER: DANNY DOLAN 01
SEAN O’BRIEN
10
JAZZ BEAVIS
22
LEWIS ALDERMAN
02
DANNY FIELD
12
JAKE CURTIS
23
KAI STERNE
03
KIERAN LE BRUN
14
GUNNER YATES
26
MARK KEOGH
04
MAX ALLEN
15
GARY THORNE
29
MICHAEL DAVIS
05
MATT SCOTT
17
MARIO NURSE
31
CAM ROHART-BROWN
06
ALEX DOCKREE
18
TOM SMITH
32
ALFIE MOULDING
07
SHANE LOCK
19
DANNY URRY
08
SCOTT KINGE
20
ALLY MCCRACKEN
09
BRETT DENHAM
21
CHARLIE ROGERS
MANAGER: ADAM PULLINGER 01
JARID HIXON
10
LIAM MAGEE
19
TOM ASHTON
02
KIERAN HANCOCK
11
GEOFF DUNN
20
TOM SWITZER
03
WILL HARRIS
12
CHARLIE HITCHINGS
21
PEARCE FARREN
04
HARRY DRAYCOTT
13
MATTHEW FREDERICKS 22
INDIRIT ELIZI
05
CRAIG BRYANT
14
JAKE BURGESS
23
JOHN COLE
06
LIAM HALL
15
OLLIE HICKS
24
SAM ADAMS
07
GEORGE CALLARD
16
CHARLIE RATTLEY
08
BEN ROWTHORN
17
JAMES CLIFTON
09
JACK ODAM
18
MARK FAWLEY
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