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OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMME OF ANDOVER NEW STREET FOOTBALL CLUB

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ON THE WESSEX LEAGUE ONE PROGRAMME OF THE YEAR 2020/21

ANDOVER NEW STREET v HAMWORTHY UNITED SATURDAY 20th NOVEMBER 2021 KICK-OFF 3PM

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Welcome to Foxcotte Park for one of the BIGGEST games in the club’s history, as we host Wessex Premier Hamworthy United in the FA Vase. A warm welcome, especially to the visiting Hamworthy United supporters, who have made the trip this afternoon. We hope you enjoy your brief stay with us and have a safe journey home. Inside today’s programme you can read more about our visitors from pages 14 to 21 – including a Q&A with Hamworthy’s Chairman Steve Mitchener, but back to all things Street, you can read the latest from the manager and the boardroom inside today’s issue of Word on the Street, including match reports and photos from our recent wins against Ringwood Town & Andover Town (from page 22). There’s plenty more to read besides so enjoy the 56 page issue – and the game! #UpTheStreet

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THE BOSS

Jamie Coleman looks ahead to today’s big game

14 HAMWORTHY UNITED

All you need to know about our visitors from The County Ground

22 LOOKING BACK

Photographs and reaction from the league Matches with Ringwood Town and Andover Town.

30 AND IF YOU KNOW YOUR HISTORY...

Programme Editor Kevin Pipkin delves into the archives

ANDOVER NEW STREET FOOTBALL CLUB Foxcotte Park, Charlton, Andover, Hampshire SP11 0TA Telephone Number: 01264 358358 andovernewstreetfc@hotmail.co.uk CLUB OFFICALS PRESIDENT Nick Richmond PRESIDENT: VICE PRESIDENT: Brian Funnel CHAIRMAN: Martin Tobin FOOTBALL CHAIRMAN: John Ward EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBERS: Paul Reidy, Steve Cox, Fiona Tobin, Ady Burdock, Kevin Pipkin, Amanda Cox, Cox Les Hillon, Hillon George Harrison DIRECTOR OF FOOTBALL: Ian Meechan FIRST TEAM MANAGERS: MANAGER Jamie Coleman & John Smith HEAD OF GOALKEEPING: Alex Thompson HEAD OF MEDICAL: Pete Tunney KIT MAN: Kevin Pipkin CLUB SECRETARY: Kerry Tobin HOUSE CHAIRMAN: Jim Wilson TREASURER: Amanda Cox MEMBERSHIP OFFICER: Kerry Tobin SWIFTS CHAIRMAN: Paul Reidy SWIFTS SECRETARY: Stephen Leighton SWIFTS MANAGER: MANAGER Robbie Skeates SWIFTS ASSISTANT MANAGER: MANAGER Andy Welfare SWIFTS ASSISTANT MANAGER: MANAGER Stephen Leighton LADIES MANAGER: Kyla Tobin SPONSORSHIP CHAIRMAN: CHAIRMAN Paul Reidy WEBSITE DESIGNER: DESIGNER Chris Robins OFFICAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMME EDITOR: Kevin Pipkin PHOTOGRAPHY Andy Ormerod & Kevin Pipkin PHOTOGRAPHY: CONTRIBUTORS: John Ward, Jamie Coleman, Steve Mitchener, John Gorman and Edd Paul DESIGN Kevin Pipkin DESIGN: 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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JAMIE COLEMAN Good afternoon and welcome back to Foxcotte Park for today’s massive game against Hamworthy United in the FA Vase Second Round. I’d like to extend a warm welcome to Hamworthy manager Tim Sills, his staff, players plus the committee and fans, who have made the journey to Andover today. Hamworthy have made a great start to the season in the Wessex Premier and will have their eye on promotion to the Southern League this season. Today’s game promises to be an exciting match and from my viewpoint, the lads have will want to build on the recent performances against Downton, Andover Town and Romsey Town. Since the turn of the month our results have gone all our way, we ended October with a bad defeat on the road to Laverstock but since then we’ve not lost in the league. November has been a really busy schedule, playing Saturday/Tuesday all the way through and we’ve picked up all 3 points beating Downton, Romsey and Ringwood who in turn are all good sides. We then played in the Russell Cotes cup where I pulled 8 first team players to give them a rest. It was a good chance to play players who haven’t picked up as many minutes as they’d hoped and pull some reserves in also. We lost 1-0 but on another day could have been 7 or 8 -1.

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“NOVEMBER NOVEMBER HAS BEEN A REALLY BUSY SCHEDULE, PLAYING SATURDAY/TUES DAY ALL THE WAY THROUGH AND WE’VE PICKED UP ALL 3 POINTS S BEATING DOWNTON, ROMSEY AND RINGWOOD WHO IN TURN ARE ALL GOOD SIDES.” SIDES

It was good practice all round, players needing minutes got them and players needing a rest got it. Focusing onto today’s big game, it’s the furthest any New Street side have gone in this competition and we are hoping to go further, I hope we have another big crowd here today because last Saturday your vast backing of the team really gave us that extra lift at a time when we needed it most. Today is another opportunity for the players to play against higher league opposition and stand up to be counted. We did against Cribbs in the last round and we have another opportunity to do the same again this afternoon against a very strong Hamworthy side. I truly believe however, if my lads can hit the levels they have shown this season we can cause an upset, we certainly will go for it! We are the home side and we are at Foxcotte Park, this is our house, this is our back yard and no one comes and takes anything from it!!! Enjoy the game.

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Good afternoon and welcome back to Foxcotte Park for the FA Vase second round tie with Wessex Premier side Hamworthy United, who will no doubt bring a large following with them as they always do and hopefully make it a cracking cup-tie atmosphere today. It’s been a very hectic week again this week in getting things prepared for this afternoon’s match. We have had a few games at home recently and with also the Swifts and Ladies side, the pitch has been taking a bit of a battering of late. Can I take this opportunity again to thank everyone that helps at the club as it is for matches like today that we all do it for. These opportunities don’t come around very often and I know that JC and the lads are

prepared and ready for the battle and taks that awaits them this afternoon. I’d like to personally welcome Hamworthy United Chairman Steve Mitchener and the rest of their committee, their management team, players and supporters to Foxcotte Park. I hope you all have an enjoyable stay with us and have as safe journey back south to Poole later this evening. Last Saturday’s game against Romsey was not one for the faint hearted. Having got ourselves into a strong position, we looked like we were going to throw at least two points away with an uncharacteristic final 15 minute display. Thankfully we managed to turn the tide back in our favour with two quick goals to claim the three points that keeps us very much in touch with the leaders of the division. Tuesday night’s game with Lock’s Heath in the Russell Coats Cup was a typical cup game with us virtually doing most of the attacking but for once our finishing was not there.

HONOURS Wessex League Div 1: Runners-up up 2017-18 2017

Andover Junior League Div 1: Winners 1922-23 23 (Swifts), 1937-38 1937 (St Marys), 1965-66, 1966-67, 67, 1967-68 1967

Andover Junior League Div2: Winners 1925-26 26 (Swifts), 1931-32 1931 (Rovers), 1952-53,

Andover Junior League Div3: Winners 1961-62 1961

Sutton Scotney League: Winners 1936-37, 1937-38 38 (New Street St Marys)

North Hants Senior League:

One of the great things about our club is that we are giving the younger players more chances to progress. I am probably old-fashioned, but I love to see young players developed by our system make it to the first team.

Winners 1975-76 1975

Hampshire LeagueDiv 3: Winners 1977-78 1977

Hampshire League Div4: Winners 1976-77 1976

Andover Hospital Cup

I am proud of the number of youngsters that are knocking on the first team door, with the likes of Cam Thatcher, Joe Rogers, Harry Lawton and Josh Jeffery staking claims to be in the regular first team squad.

Winners 1937-38 1937

North Hants Minor Cup Winners 1950-51 1950

Hampshire Junior (B) Cup Winners 1951-52 1951

North Hants (B) Cup

Please continue your support this afternoon so hopefully we will be celebrating progressing further towards Wembley this evening.

Winners 1961-62 1961

Andover Div 2 & 3 Cup Winners 1962-63 1962

Andover League Cup

Enjoy the game, bye for now.

Winners 1966-67 1966

North Hants Senior Cup Winners 1976-77, 77, 1978-79, 1978 1989-90, 1992-93, 1996-97,, 2017-18, 2017 2018-19

Andover Open Cup Winners 1984-85, 1989-90, 90, 1992-93, 1992 1993-94, 199495, 1995-96, 1996-97, 7, 1997-98, 1997 2017-18, 2018-19

Trophyman Cup Winners 2003-04 2003

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SCOOTS THIS IS YOUR CAPTAIN SPEAKING FROM THE DRESSING ROOM WITH MATT SCOTT

Welcome back to Foxcotte Park for probably one of our biggest games in the clubs history this afternoon as take on Hamworthy United in the FA Vase 2nd Round

“I WAS ALSO PLEASED FOR THE YOUNGER PLAYERS LIKE LEE, HARRY AND JOSH TO GET ON THE SCORE SHEET THAT NIGHT. ALL THREE HAVE COME INTO THE SIDE AND PROVIDED COMPETITION FOR PLACES.”

Since we beat Cribbs last month this game has been the one we have all been looking forward to, that’s not to say that we have taken our eye off our main aim, which is promotion this season, but it’s been nice to have something to look forward to, especially having a cup game at home..

It was like waiting for a bus and then three come along at once with not having a cup tie at home for ages, we then get 3 drawn at home at once. We got a much deserved victory over Andover Town a couple of weeks ago and it was great team performance to weather the early pressure that Town put us under and then press home our advantage in the second half when they went down to 10 men.

Last Saturday’s Saturday win against Romsey Town was a tough game, as they came into the match on a bit of form and they kept battling away and were rewarded when they came back from 22 0 down to draw level. It looked like the momentum was with them and we certain took our foot of the certainly gas. Fortunately we were able to get back in front thanks to Josh’ss quick thinking and then Reece took advantage of their keeper being miles out of his area to seal the three points.

It wasn’tt one of our best performances performan but we picked the points to keep ourselves up in the promotion pack. Be assured that the lads are really up for today’ss game and will be giving everything to ensure we are in the draw for the next round but it’s going to be extremely tough and so we need you to be loud and be the 12th 12 man out there for us this afternoon. Enjoy the game and stay safe.

I was also pleased for the younger players like Lee, Harry and Josh to get on the score sheet that night. All three have come into the side and provided competition for places and have more than staked a place in the starting eleven with their recent performances. I’d hate to be the manager with that selection headache!

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let's go THE STREET HIT THE ROAD AGAIN NEXT WEEK WHEN THEY MAKE THE TRIP SOUTH TO PLAY VERWOOD TOWN AT POTTERNE PARK

VERWOOD TOWN WHO? Verwood Town, aka the

Potters, from Potterne Park, are the Street’s opponents on the 27th November. Adie Arnold’s side drew 2-2 against Laverstock and Ford on Tuesday night and currently lie in 6th place in League 1, one place and level on points with Street but have played 3 games more. .HOW THEY DOING? After a great start with victories over Fleet Spurs (5-0) and Whitchurch United (4-1), they then suffered back-to-back defeats to New Milton Town and Folland Sports, The Town then won 3-0 at Infinity, but the Town’s league form has been inconsistent so far this season. That inconsistency is shown in the following weeks as they lost 2-0 away at Fawley AFC in the Wessex League Cup and then 5-4 at home to Newport IOW. Recent results include, a 2-2 against Andover Town, followed by a 3-1 reverse at home to Ringwood before a victory on the island and a 6-0 demolition of Millbrook last Saturday. WHERE? The Street make their first trip to Long Lane in two years. The Street faithful have an 82-mile round-trip to get there and back. It is pay on the day for Street fans and details can be found on the opposite page. There is seating in the main stand near the halfway line next to the dugouts. The Potter’s home record this season currently stands with 5 wins, 1 draw and 3 defeats in their nine matches at home, scoring 24 goals but conceding 19.

HOW TO GET THERE? THERE From Andover take the A343 towards Salisbury, then onto the A30 Continue in Salisbury staying on the A30 and the picking up A36 on the 2nd exit at St Mark’s roundabout. From there take the A338 at the College Roundabout (2nd exit) and then 1st exit at Exeter Street roundabout onto New Bridge Road. Continue straight onto Coombe Road (A354) and then after 11.7 miles take the 1st exit at Handley ndley Cross Roundabout onto B3081. After 0.7 miles turn left to stay on the B3081 and then after another 0.7 miles right onto B3078 and then turn left onto B3081. After nearly 3 miles, take ake the 3rd exit at the roundabout onto Home Farm Road. At St Michael’ss Roundabout take the 2nd exit onto Manor Road (B3072. At the next roundabout take the 3rd exit to stay on Manor Road and then turn left onto Potterne Way. HAVE WE BEEN THERE BEFORE? BEFORE The Street won on their last Wessex League visit to Potterne Park in August 2019, 2019 winning 2-0 courtesy of goals from Luke Hooper in the 19th minute and a 86th strike from Ilyas Warshow on as a substitute. Overall the Street have won 3 times of their 8 visits to Potterne Park, Park with two of those victories coming in their last two visits. The second victory was during the promotion season in 2018 when we won 4-1 at Potters with goals from Luke Neller, Jazz Beavis, Beavis Gunner Yates and Shane Lock.. The Potter’s consolation goal coming from James Gutherie. The other victory came in January 2011 20 with the Street winning 3-2,, thanks to a Vinnie Rusher brace and a Mark Wheeler goal.

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NEWPORT IOW v ANDOVER NEW STREET WESSEX LEAGUE 1 SATURDAY 4th DECEMBER 2021, KICK-OFF 3PM Admission for this match for Street fans is pay on the day at Smallbrook Stadium. Prices for admission: £6 adults, £3 concessions.

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FLEET SPURS v ANDOVER NEW STREET WESSEX LEAGUE 1 SATURDAY 18th DECEMBER 2021, KICK-OFF 3PM Admission for this match for Street fans is pay on the day at Kennels Lane. Prices for admission: £6 adults, £4 concessions, U18’s Free.

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welcome HAMWORTHY UNITED

It gives us great pleasure to welcome everyone associated with Romsey Town Football Club to Foxcotte Park this afternoon. The Hammer’s make the journey to our corner of Hampshire for the first time since their only other visit to Foxcotte Park, a 1-0 defeat in March 2019. The Street actually took maximum points off Hamworthy in that one season in the Wessex Premier. Ilyas Warshow scored the only goal in a tight contest at Foxcotte Park. This afternoon’s FA Vase tie promises to be a an entertaining game with Hamworthy coming into the game with just one defeat so far this season, a recent 2-1 defeat to Moneyfields in the Wessex League Cup. The Hammer’s kicked off their season with a 2-1 away victory at Brockenhurst, thanks to a brace from Matt Neale. Lightning struck twice when the two teams met in the FA Cup 4 days later with the same 2-1 score line. This time the scorers were Jamie Beasley and Cameron Munn. A 1-1 draw at Stoneham was followed with a 3-1 home victory over Portland Utd. Further progress in the FA Cup was achieved with wins over Westbury United and also Southern Premier side Merthyr Town following a replay at the County Ground.

Further routine league victories against Alton, US Portsmouth and Hythe & Dibden Dibde came next before an FA Cup exit away at Cirencester Town, Matt Neale scoring the Hammer’s Hammer consolation. Progress in the FA Vase was achieved away at Corsham Town with the aid of penalties, following a 1-1 1 draw after 90 minutes and Bemerton were also lso seen off in the Wessex League Cup with a 2-1 1 score line. A 2-2 2 away draw at Alresford Town was followed up with a fine 3--0 home win over AFC Portchester, this would be the clubs last home game for nearly a month. month Wins at Bournemouth, Moneyfields and Hamble in i the league proceeded another penalty shootout success at Cadbury Heath in Bristol after another 1-1 1 draw in normal time. The recent results have ve seen the Hammer’s win 3-0 0 at US Portsmouth with Max Wilcock getting a brace and Adam Costello also on o the score sheet. A 3-1 1 victory over Shaftesbury in the Dorset Senior Cup and a 0-0 0 draw at fellow promotion candidates Bashley followed. Moneyfields 2-1 1 win the League Cup came courtesy of late goals from Joshua Bailey and a 90th minute winner from rom James Franklyn. The Hammers got back to winning ways last Saturday with a 7-0 0 thumping of lowly Christchurch.

in opposition AN AT-A-GLANCE GUIDE TO OUR VISITORS FROM THE COUNTY GROUND ► THE MANAGER TIM SILLS. Former Football League Striker Tims Sills joined the club in October 2019. Having previously been Assistant Manager and First Team Coach at Weymouth and Blackfield & Langley respectively in recent years.

► GOALKEEPER SHANE MURPHY. Another former Hammer, Shane returns to the County Ground this season after recent stints at AFC Totton and Dorchester. Another great presence for us to have leading from the back.

► DEFENDERS HARVEY WRIGHT. Harvey joins us from fellow Wessex Premier League and Dorset based side Christchurch FC. Harvey has great maturity for a young age and can play in all positions across the back line; a defensive wall in the middle of our defence our a rampaging full back. He adds great depth to our squad. TONY ROLLS. ony had a successful first season with the Hammers last term and will be looking to reconfirm his position in the heart of Hamworthy's defence. Strong in the air, good pace and like to bring the ball out from defence, he definitely is a Rolls Royce of a defender. DREW ECCOTT-YOUNG. Drew is a baby faced assassin. He may come across shy and reserved but he does not shirk a challenge and has great energy and ability on the ball. Drew’s more favourable position would be in midfield but also has the ability to play right full back. BILLY WALKER. Billy also joins us for the 2021/22 season after a successful campaign with local rivals Christchurch. Billy has all the characteristics of a great defender; great in the air, strong in the tackle and has fantastic leadership qualities. CRIT CLARKE. Left footed Crit brings strength and natural balance to a Hamworthy defence. Having previously played for the club, Crit re-joined at the back end of last season and will be looking to make that left back berth his own. DECLAN RANDALL. Managers Player of the Year last season. Predominately Dec has played centrally but he is as proficient in playing either full back role giving his all every time he plays. Over the past 2 seasons Dec has wrapped up almost 90 appearances showing his importance to the club. ADAM COSTELLO. One of the jokers of the squad, Cossy isn't the biggest but certainly is one of the best defenders in the league. Quick, good in the air and comfortable on the ball, Cossy is a fan's and player's favourite. CONNOR COCKLIN. Defender come Striker Connor excelled as a make shift Centre Forward on occasions last year. A player who wears his heart on his sleeve, his competitive and rather vocal nature should not be dampened. A fan of the treatment table, Connor is a great player to have in the squad.

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► MIDFIELDERS STEVE DEVLIN. This man needs no introduction. ‘Dev’s is more famously known for playing across the river for Poole Town. After a serious injury we had the opportunity to sign Steve and his wand of a left foot at the back end of the 2020/21 season. Unplayable on his day. CAM MUNN. After last seasons establishment as a key player, Cam is now also part of Eastleigh's Development squad. An attacking midfielder/striker, Cam has great attacking ability. Another season to develop with us, Cam is definitely one to keep an eye on. JACK LOVELL. Jack brings a wealth of experience representing teams at a higher level, especially Wimborne Town. Jack offers us more attacking threat in the forward positions and has a real hunger and desire which is why he is a great signing for the Hammers. MAX BUCKLER. Formerly of Bridport, Dorchester and Portland, we are delighted to welcome 'home' Maxwell. This combative midfielder will add skill, desire and a will to win to the squad. JAMIE BEASLEY. BEASLEY Jamie is no stranger to anyone at Hamworthy having played for the club previously. 'Beas' has a wand of a left foot , is quick and poses something different to the opposition playing from the left hand side. MATTY NEALE. Matty brings undoubted quality and skill to our squad. Matt can operate out wide or through the middle and we are very excited that he is a member of Hamworthy as opposed to an opponent! JAMIE FILKINS. FILKINS The "fox" is our modern day utility man. Being able ab to occupy a variety of positions, Filks has played in midfield, up front and in full back positions last season. A manager's dream, Foxy always gives 100% and is a players favourite around the club. LEE FRANCIS. After the box to box midfielder left Wimborne Town 2 seasons ago, Francis made the short move across Dorset to join the Hammers and has been an ever present since. Captain of the side, Franno leads by example on and off the pitch.

► STRIKERS EDDIE HODGE. Last season's top scorer with 14 goals and the Supporter's Player of the Year. Predominately playing off the main striker, Eddie found some fantastic form towards the end of the season playing as a central striker. "Ted" has worked his way through the Youth teams to establish himself as a an important member of the team. MAX WILCOCK. Max, also referred to as ‘Rhino’, is as strong as, well a Rhino. Max has many facets to his game, he can hold the ball up and he can run in beyond. Another welcome addition to the squad.

bluffers guide Hamworthy United... THE CLUB A team was first formed in the 1890's called Hamworthy St Michael's, winning their first trophy the Whitehead Minor Cup in the 18991900 season. Hamworthy Football Club was formed in 1926, and moved to the present ground The County Ground (formally known as The Nursery) in 1950. Hamworthy United Football Club was formed from a merger between Hamworthy F.C. and Trinidad Old Boys F.C. in 1970/71 after missing the 1969/70 season in the Dorset Combination League due to administration problems. The County Ground was renamed the Specsavers County Ground by the Dorset County Football Association the leaseholders in 2018. Hamworthy United has had great success at all levels over the years in various competitions. With the Management of Tim Sills and Chris Senior as his number 2 in their 3rd year in charge, we saw them head up a winning team to lift the 2020-2021 Wessex League Cup. This 2021-2022 season they are determined to repeat and continue where they left off in the previous Covid hit Season where the Squad were Top of the Wessex League at that time.

The Roman Emperor, Vespasian, brought the Second Augustan Legion to the harbour in 43 AD and founded Hamworthy. The Romans continued to use the harbour throughout the occupation.[3] Hamworthy was the site of an Iron Age settlement before it was taken over by the Romans in the 1st century and named Moriconium. The Romans made use Poole Harbour, and built a road from Hamworthy to Badbury Rings. The closure of Poole Power Station in the early 1990s and of other industrial sites close to the bridge has provided an area for regeneration. This included a second bridge crossing, and major house building. The Twin Sails Bridge, opened in March 2012 runs alongside the old lifting bridge. FAMOUS PEOPLE FROM AROUND HAMWORTHY Edgar Wright - English director, screenwriter and producer, who has directed a number of films and TV shows such as Asylum, The World’s World End, Hot Fuzz and many more.

HAMWORTHY – THE AREA Hamworthy is a village, parish, peninsula and suburb of Poole in Dorset, England. It is sited on a peninsula of approximately 3 square kilometres (1.2 sq mi) that is bordered by the town of Upton to the north, Poole Harbour to the south, Lytchett Bay to the west and Holes Bay to the east. Poole Bridge, the southern terminus of the A350 road, connects the suburb with the town centre. Hamworthy is the location of the Port of Poole ferry passenger terminal and cargo handling operations.

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opposition stats ALL THE STATS ON OUR VISITORS FROM THE COUNTY GROUND MOST APPEARANCES IN 2021-22 Lee Francis

MOST GOALS IN 2021-22 Matthew Neale

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WORD ON THE STREET SELECTS FIVE KEY MOMENTS THAT HAVE SHAPED THE HAMMER’S RECENT ERA

2005 WESSEX LEAGUE CUP WINNERS Alex Pike’s Hamworthy would make a dream start in their first season in the Wessex League with silverware at the end of it thanks to a League Cup final victory over Thatcham Town. The match played at Hurn Bridge, Christchurch would eventually see the Hammers victorious 3-2 after extra-time. The Hammers would end the league campaign in 15th position on 51 points – winning 14 and drawing 9 of their 42 games. They scored 51 goals and conceded 72.

2006 DORSET SENIOR CUP WINNERS

2019 BEST FA VASE RUN The Hammers would achieve their best run in the FA Vase to date when they reached the 4th round. They would start in the 1st Qualifying Round with a 5-0 hammering of Amesbury Town at home. This was followed up with safe passage into the 1st round when Fawley were defeated 3-1 also at home. A narrow 2-1 victory away at Shaftesbury was next and then Falmouth Town came to the County Ground in the Second Round and were defeated 3-1. Fellow Wessex side Hamble were waiting in the 3rd Round ad following a tight 11 draw at Hamble, the Hammers progressed 41 in the replay. A trip to Willand Rovers, near Exeter, came in the 4th Round and a narrow 10 defeat in front of a crowd of 234, would see the FA Vase run ended. Willand would eventually lose to Wembley finalists Cray Valley Paper Mills in the Quarter-Finals.

Hamworthy would reach the Dorset Senior Cup final in 2006. Their run started with a 3-0 victory over Bridport in the Third Round – who were the holders of the cup, after narrowly defeating the Hammers the previous season 1-0, before defeating Holt United 3-1 in the Quarter-Finals. A narrow 2-1 win over Verwood Town at neutral venue Wimborne Town in the SemiFinals, would setup a meeting with fellow Wessex League One side Poole Town in the final again at Wimborne. The Hammers would go on to win the trophy 2-1.

2021 HAMMERS STUN MERTHYR IN FA CUP Hamworthy United continued their march in the FA Cup, stunning Merthyr Town last night. Tim Sills's Hammers compete two levels below Merthyr in the league pyramid. But the Wessex Premier outfit, who drew 0-0 in Wales at the weekend, shocked their Southern Premier South opponents with a 2-0 victory in the replay. The first qualifying round tie, which took place at Wimborne Town's New Cuthbury, was goalless at the break. But the deadlock was broken midway through the second half when Lee Francis headed in at the back post. And the lead was soon extended. Jamie Beasley, who was sent off in the goalless draw at the weekend, was brought on as a second-half substitute and scored almost instantly, smashing into the top corner. Merthyr saw a strong penalty shout waved away soon after when Tom Hillman went over in the area, as the Martyrs saw their cup hopes go up in smoke. The win earned Hamworthy £2,250 in prize money. Taking to Twitter after the game, Hammers boss Sills wrote: "What. A. Result! This group keep writing their own chapters as a unit. Proud doesn't cover it." Hamworthy, who have already beaten Brockenhurst and Westbury United in the FA Cup this season, would head to Cirencester Town of Southern Division One South and lose 3-1.

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2021 LEAGUE CUP VICTORY OVER PORTSMOUTH The Hammers beat US Portsmouth in the Wessex League Cup Final 3-1 and deny the Portsmouth side the opportunity to make history of becoming the first side from the second Wessex tier to win the cup. GOALS from Steve Devlin, Eddie Hodge and Ollie Davies helped Hamworthy United triumph in the final of the Wessex League Cup. Tim Sills’s side sealed a 3-1 victory over United Services Portsmouth on Saturday to claim the silverware at AFC Portchester. Former Poole Town and Dorchester Town man Devlin set the ball rolling for Hammers after just three minutes. He let fly with a vicious free-kick from the edge of the box which found the bottom corner of the net. And Hammers doubled their advantage when Matt Neale’s cutback was perfect for the run of Hodge, who kept his cool to slot home just before the quarter of an hour mark. Portsmouth did pull a goal back with 20 minutes left when James Franklyn’s deflected close-range strike beat keeper Shane Murphy. But Davies ensured the trophy was off to the Country Ground when his strike came off a covering defender and fell into the net five minutes from time.

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Steve Michener is a club Chairman and has been involved with the Hammer’s for over 48 years, a previous player at reserve level and then as Chairman. Today he answers the questions in the away end... WORD ON THE STREET: What have been the high and low points to the season so far? STEVE: High point: FA Cup 1st Qualifying round when we beat Southern Premier side Merthyr Town after a replay. Low point: Failure of the Dorset County FA’s floodlights, preventing us from playing evening matches at home since the beginning of September! We have literally been on the road since then. WOTS: Which Hamworthy player do Street need to keep an eye on today and why? STEVE: Nice try! You’ll have to find out Haha! WOTS: How good a job is Tim Sills doing? Does he have a good relationship with the fans? STEVE: Tim is doing a great job for the club, and is very popular with our supporters. When last season was ‘annulled’ because of Covid-19, we were 4 points clear at the top of the table! However, we were able to go on and win the Wessex League Cup in May. WOTS: Which of your new signings are most impressed by? STEVE: We didn’t have too many new signings, in fact, one of them returned. The core of the squad has been consistent now for over two seasons. WOTS: Tell us about you. Why do you support the Hammer’s? When did it all start? What was your first game? What do you remember about it?

STEVE: My father became STEVE Secretary in 1973 after retiring from being a referee. I went to the club as a 15 yearold and made my debut in the Dorset League One (reserves). When my playing days were over. I became a Committee member for many years. In 1999, I took over a Bar Manager and ran the Clubhouse and functions for over 20 years. In 2018, after afte a big club extension, the club became a limited company and I was elected ViceChairman. I became Chairman in January 2020 following the death of the current Chairman. It’s been a vocation and enjoyed every minute! WOTS: Who is your favourite Hamworthy player of all time and why? STEVE: Irvin Brown, Brown Ex-professional in his day, with Bournemouth & Brighton. Played alongside him for Hamworthy United. He later became manager, physio and a really wonderful person. Sadly taken before his time. Prior to Covid, we would always celebrate Irvin Brown on FA Cup Final day. WOTS: Which hich is your favourite season following Hamworthy? And why? STEVE: Too many really, but I suppose winning the Wessex League ue Cup in our season in 2004/05.. WOTS: What would be a successful season for Hamworthy? ? And what’s your prediction for today’s game? STEVE: Our ultimate aim is promotion, promotion but we know nothing is guaranteed in football. I hope we win today, but I know it will be difficult.

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HAMWORTHY UNITED FC

Formed: 1970 Manager: Tim Sills Last season: 1st (Wessex Prem) at point of abandonment Last season’s average attendance: 132 Current position: 3rd Current Leading goals scorer: Matthew Neale – 12 goals

Terrace or seats? Seats and covered standing Who are your rivals? Bournemouth Poppies and Portland United Favourite all-time manager? Tim Sills Predict your player of the season? Whoever scores the goal that gets us promoted If you could bring one player from the past back in the Hammer’s side, who would it be? John Wardock – Ex Weymouth and Captain of the 2004/05 cup winning side – midfield general Most treasured Hamworthy piece of memorabilia? Stone key-ring made from the original Wembley Stadium What league will Hamworthy be in next season? Hopefully Southern League Who will win the FA Vase this season? And who will win the Wessex Premier? We beat FA Vase semi-finalists US Portsmouth in the League Cup in May, so we know what is required, but it’s all on the day. As for the Wessex Premier, Horndean, Baffins, Brockenhurst, Bashley or Hamworthy. Too close to call

► NEW STREET & EAST COWES WOTS: What do you expect from today’s game? What’s your prediction? Are you looking forward to visiting Foxcotte Park? DARREN: Always look forward to visiting New Street as we are always treated well and I have many good friend’s at Foxcotte Park. Hopefully it’s a Vic’s win. WOTS: Who should the Street defence be most wary of in today’s match? DARREN: I’m not telling you that!!

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The Hamworthy won the Dorset Premier League in 1976-77 and then repeated the title success in 2002-03 and in 2003-04.

They also won the Dorset League Cup in 1989-90 and Charity Shield winners in 2003-04.

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WHAT’S THE STORY? Street carried on their recent run of good results with a 1-0 victory over Ringwood Town a couple of weeks ago, thanks to an early Shane Lock strike. Andover New Street didn't take long to dominate the opening exchanges. Mikey Davis was causing Ringwood plenty of problems down the left flank and Street were having very good possession. Harry Lawton seemed to be everywhere but he scuffed a shot wide when a good chance appeared. However it wasn't long before Street took the lead. Good play from Davis and Phillips set up Shane Lock who made no mistake and New Street had deservedly gone one up. Lawton then had a shot saved by the home keeper and it seemed likely that more goals would soon be on the cards. Ringwood were not in the match and in fact their first attack didn't materialise until 25 minutes on the clock when Sean O'Brien did well to thwart a breakaway that looked like bringing the sides level. Reece Rusher, who had been causing the home side plenty of problems, swapped wings with Mikey Davis and New Street continued to push forward. In the second half, O'Brien had to punch a Ringwood free kick clear. The game was now much more even and both sides had chances without capitalising. Plenty of midfield action but chances for either side were rare and when the referee eventually blew his whistle after an interminable amount of injury time the 3 points were on their way to Street. www.ansfc.co.uk

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STREET 5-1 ANDOVER TOWN RUSHER 41, LOCK 43, MORRIS 61, LAWTON 64, JEFFERY 75

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WHAT’S THE STORY? The Street progressed to the North Hants Senior Cup semifinals with a thumping 5-1 victory against Andover Town, who were reduced to 10 men early in the second half. An early Town corner saw home keeper Michael Weatherall keep out a James Ritchie header with the help of the crossbar and they should have profited from a Ben Emans cross which was rather scuffed wide of the post from close range. Reward for their pressure came in the eleventh minute when Brendan Holmes sent Emans clear on the right and his speed and control took him through a rather hesitant defence and round the keeper before rolling the ball in to an empty net. To their credit the home side slowly worked their way back in to the game and after Shane Lock and Rusher had gone close they fashioned an equaliser ten minutes before the break. Lock made ground on the left before Ross Cook squared the ball across the area for Reece Rusher to beat the rather stranded Steinborne-Busse in the Andover goal. Street made it two goals in three minutes when Cook’s clever pass sent Mikey Davis in to the area, the keeper blocked the shot with his legs and Lock was quickest to the rebound.

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Andover’s Jay Jay Tucker saw a red card early in the second half after an altercation with Rusher, the latter receiving a yellow card. Lock’s through ball which found two green and black shirts just the right side of the offside flag and it was full back Lee Morris, who coolly slotted home and then an error by Steinbourne-Busse, as he tried to claim a difficult bouncing ball, didn’t hold it, and Harry Lawton scored from close range. Then a corner was partially cleared only for Josh Jeffery to send an unstoppable shot high in to the roof of the net from some twenty yards and put the icing on the cake.

STREET: Weatherall, Alderman (sub Field 55), Scott, Pearson, Morris, Rusher, Lawton (sub James 70),Rogers (sub Thatcher 75), Lock, Davis (sub Jeffery 59), Cook STREET: Danny Dolan looks ahead to today’s game www.ansfc.co.uk facebook.com/AndoverNewStreet @AndoverNSfc SUB NOT USED: O’Brien SUBS NOT USED: Danny Dolan looks ahead to today’s game

JEFFERY REFLECTS ON CUP VICTORY

Josh Jeffery came off the bench to make a difference in Streets recent wins against Downton and Andover Town in the North Hants Cup. Jeffery’s pace and ability to run at defenders has caught the eye in recent matches where he has come off the bench to make an impact during the latter stages of the game. This was capped with a spectacular strike against Andover Town last Tuesday and an important goal last Saturday against Romsey Town, just when Romsey looked to be back in the game after coming back to 2-2. The strike against Andover Town sealed a memorable victory against the local rivals from the Portway. The chance fell to Jeffery just outside the area, after the Town defence half cleared a Street corner and he proceeded to fire it into the net via the cross bar. The winger/striker was happy that he took his chance and hopes he has proven what he can do to manager Jamie Coleman. “The gaffer sent me on with a job to do and luckily I was in the right position at the right time,”.” said Jeffery. “The chance came straight to me and I was happy to get on the end of it and put it away, hopefully I can show the gaffer that I can do that week in, week out.” www.ansfc.co.uk

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The win against Romsey Town means the Street maintain their push for promotion and stay in 5th position with at least one or two games in hand with the teams above them. Jeffery believes that the Street have only just started to get going g following their defeat at Laverstock & Ford. ”We We are just starting to get going and we are starting to pick up momentum.” momentum. Jeffery told Word on the Street. “We We had a slight blip against Laverstock but we are back on it now, we look good in possession sion and look capable of scoring all over pitch.” Jeffery admitted that he has been working harder in training and giving an extra 10 per cent to try and push his way into the side. The winger is happy that his hard work has paid off with his recent goals. “I’ve ve been working hard, I always give 100 per cent but sometimes you have to give 110 per cent,” said Jeffery. “I’ve ve tried my hardest at every training session and it’ss paid off with me getting on the pitch and making a telling contribution contribut to the team and helping them progress in the cup and also getting the three points against Downton and also Romsey Town,, especially my goal against Romsey as it made such a difference and swung the game back in our favour after they came back from 2-0 down to 2-2.”

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Just look at his face! Josh Jeffery can’t believe his strike to put the Street 5-1 up last week against Andover Town. Ross Cook and an equally shocked Adam Pearson join in the celebrations.

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Callum Sweeney goes close with an effort against Hamworthy in early March 2019. The match ended in a narrow 1-0 victory for the street.

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New Street winger Nicky Ingram is thwarted by a brave save by Old Symondians goalkeeper Steve Jones in a cup game at the old Drove ground.

YESTERDAY’S PAGES Programme editor KEVIN PIPKIN looks back to the only other Street verses Hammer’s clash at Foxcotte Park back in 2019. 201 Andover New Street 1-0 Hamworthy United. 2nd March 2019

In their first season in the Wessex Premier the Street started off with a defeat away at Bashley in blistering temperatures and this was followed with a home defeat to Shaftesbury in a game that the Street felt they deserved at least a point. By the New Year, the Street were in danger of being cast adrift of the other struggling sides at the bottom of the Wessex Premier.

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A 5-0 home defeat to Team Solent was built up as a big ‘6-pointer’ but ultimately ruined by the referee that reduced the Street down to 9 men inside the opening half hour, which included goalkeeper George Baxter, with Callum Sweeney taking over between the sticks. Hope was restored with a 1-0 home victory over Tadley Calleva with Sweeney scoring near the end of the game. The Street then travelled to the Island and despite dominating the game, as they did in the home game against Cowes Sports, had to settle for a 1-1 draw with Shane Lock deservedly equalising in the second half and despite putting Cowes under pressure, could not add the important second goal. A creditable 4-2 defeat at home to leaders Sholing was followed up with an excellent 3-2 victory over Portland United at Foxcotte Park, thanks to a Matt Scott brace and Ilyas Warshow scoring the winner in the 69th minute. A 3-0 victory over South Wonston Swifts in the Andover Open Cup was next, Sweeney opened the scoring in the 1st minute and Lock doubled the advantage with Nathan Rae completing the scoring.

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Hamworthy were the next visitors with the Street high on confidence following the 72 FIXTURES AND RESULTS previous run of results and performances. The Follow thefairly Streeteven progress first half was withthroughout both sides2021/22 finding it difficult to create chances. Callum Sweeney nearly provided the first goal when he worked himself into a shooting opportunity but saw his effort go over and Matt Williams nearly got onto a through pass from Sweeney but saw the opportunity o slip away. Warshow was as ever the willing runner upfront and his persistence was rewarded when he shut down Tom Rees, the Hamworthy keeper, and was able to nick the ball away and despite being brought down by the keeper, was able to tap home. Street keeper George Baxter had to be alert to keep out two long range drives and then pulled off an excellent save to deny Dan Cann. Without skipper Jamie Coleman, veteran Michael Richmond stepped up and produced a solid defensive display alongside Captain Capta of the Day Matt Scott. The Street held on comfortably enough to rack up back to back league victories and so very nearly made it 2-0 2 late on when Zach Hine went inches wide of the right hand post, following a mazy run.

THE PROGRAMME The Street produced a 40-page page programme, costing the usual £1, for the visit of the Hammer’s. Hammer Naturally, manager John Smith, in his column was looking forward to game as he reflected on his side’ss character and exceptional second half performance that deserved at a least a point off league leaders Sholing but would end in THE BOSS a defeat. 4 Danny Dolan looksHamworthy ahead to today’s There was detailed look at the side game and there was Chris Tuck’ss excellent Covered article on Hamworthy amworthy 10 programme fromTHE 2011. Kieron Le Brun was AROUND STREET the Street player toA tell us his ‘Favourite Favourite Things round-up up of the news atThings’ Foxcotteand Park Nathaniel Holland or the Terrace Traveller, gave an idea of what awaited Street supporters with his guide to 18ground. FAWLEY AFC Christchurch’s

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ELSEWHERE IN FOOTBALL US national women’s soccer team sue for equal pay by filing a federal gender discrimination lawsuit against United States Soccer Federation Romelu Lukaku would strike late to secure three points for Man Utd after they narrowly beat Southampton 3-2, with Lukaku scoring a brace, his second coming in the 88th minute after James Ward-Prowse had looked to have got the Saints a point.

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LATEST NEWS Portland United boss Franklyn Clarke has revealed his squad was invited to set their own targets for this season in the build-up to hosting Hamble Club.

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In their midweek de-brief after the 6-0 defeat at leaders Horndean, Portland’s players set targets that were “in line” with Clarke and assistant Sam Poole’s lofty aims of their own. With Portland singing off the same hymn sheet, the Blues now turn their attentions to 16th-placed Hamble, who lie one spot and five points above the islanders in the Wessex League Premier Division. Clarke said: “We asked them to lead in terms of what they want from the season and where do we want to finish. “We asked them to set their own targets and where they’ve said they want to finish is in line with what me and Sam want. “In order to do that we need to be winning games like (tomorrow) coming, especially at home. “Our home form’s good, so we’ll be looking to continue that.”He added: “We feel we’ve covered all bases going into Hamble. They’re just ahead of us in the league so we’re looking to close that gap.” Skipper Ryan McKechnie (knee) is estimated to be two weeks away from full fitness and fellow midfielder Josh Williams serves a one-game suspension. Goalkeeper Mike Edgar misses out, so new signing Brad Smith could deputise between the sticks. Fellow new recruit Liam Sayers could also feature after scoring a hat-trick for the reserves last time out.

Folland Sports striker Clayd Roach has signed for Wessex Premier AFC Portchester. The Pacey Striker/Winger is current top scorer in the Wessex League 1 and will bring plenty of goals to the Portchester attack, scoring 16 in 9 starts this season! The Planemakers, who currently sit in second place in the league are surely to miss Roach’s goals as he nearly has scored half the sides total goals this season – 39. Roach’s last appearance for Folland Sports was back in mid September, when he was substituted during the 41 defeat at Bemerton Heath Harlequins

ROUND-UP Tabletoppers Horndean facing 'biggest game of the season so far' at lowly Amesbury

Manager Glenn Turnbull admits Moneyfields' FA Vase celebrations unlikely to be forgotten as they prepare for second AFC Portchester Dover Road meeting this season

Horndean boss Michael Birmingham takes his Wessex League Premier Division table-toppers to second-bottom Amesbury on Saturday claiming: It's the biggest game of our season so far.

Moneyfields manager Glenn Turnbull fears his side's FA Vase celebrations could provide Wessex Premier Division rivals AFC Portchester an added incentive to claim victory when the two teams meet for the second time this season at Dover Road on Saturday.

The Deans responded to just a second defeat of the season at Hamble by returning to winning ways with a thumping 6-0 home win over Portland last weekend. But Birmingham does want his players to rest on their laurels as they resumed normal service this season with a crushing success against the Dorset-based side. The Horndean boss admitted the manner in which his side went down at Hamble was 'unacceptable'. And he will be warning his squad not to start thinking they're in for an easy ride at second-bottom Amesbury or moving forward for the remainder of the season.

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Turnbull recalls his troops 'celebrating well' after that victory as Moneyfields made it into the first round proper of the national competition. But with former Moneys manager Dave Carter bringing his Portchester side back to Dover Road for a league encounter this weekend, Turnbull insists that Vase defeat and the scenes after are likely to stick in their opponents' minds. The Moneyfields boss said: ‘As I say, they’ll (Portchester) be coming in looking for it, they’re on a bit of a roll, they’ve got points to prove. We celebrated well after the Vase win so I’m sure they’ll have that in their memory banks and will want to put that right. Ninth-placed Portchester travel to Moneys sitting three points and four places above Turnbull's men in the Wessex Premier table, although they have played four matches more. But the Moneyfields boss is wary of the challenge his side will face against a 'flying' Portchester side, who are on the back of successive wins having netted 10 times without conceding in their previous outings at Christchurch and at home to Amesbury.

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ALSO... Andover New Street were delighted to announce the return of striker Luke Hooper last week. Hooper, who left the club earlier this season, returned from Horndean after limited opportunities. The Street also announced the signing of Ashleigh James from Burnham, where he was player manager.

TOP TEN COLLECTION THIS WEEK WE LOOK AT THE TOP 10 CRAZIEST PREMIERSHIP GOALS.... 10 GARETH BALE –

TOTTENHAM v LIVERPOOL 2012

TOTTENHAM v WATFORD 2007

Probably one of the funniest goals ever scored. Bale scored for both Tottenham and Liverpool during this game, netting an own goal against his side by virtue of his face. Steven Gerrard took a shot on goal from Jonjo Shelvey's corner, only for it to be cleared by a Tottenham defender as far as Bale's face just a couple of feet from the net. It ricochets comically into the goal, as if straight from a pinball game. Poor Bale.

PETER ENCKLEMAN –

VILLA v BIRMINGHAM 2002

The fact that this goal should never really have stood just adds to its bizarreness – not to mention that it happened during a particularly fiery derby game between Aston Villa and Birmingham. Olof Mellberg's throw-in looked to have been routine, until it was horrendously misjudged by Villa goalkeeper Enckelmen. The ball grazed his boot slightly and he could only watch in horror as it dribbled into the net, piling onto Villa's woes that saw them ultimately lose the game 3-0.

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To be fair, this goal came from a miscommunication between the Watford defenders. Tottenham goalkeeper Paul Robinson took a massive free-kick from his own area that somehow bested England team-mate Ben Foster, taking an unfortunate bounce before finding itself in the net. Foster could do nothing about it, and could only watch on as his side went on to lose 3-1 at White Hart Lane.

MICHAIL ANTONIO –

WEST HAM v SOUTHAMPTON 2015

West Ham winger Antonio is not known as being the most gifted player the Premier League has ever seen. But his iconic strike against Southampton, scored through a combination of all four of his thrashing limbs, was a mess in anyone's book. Antonio starts by running into the Southampton box pretty confidently, before taking a tumble after tripping on his own feet. He nosedives straight into the ground, where he heads into a cluster of Southampton defenders, only for the ball to somehow ricochet off of the melee of players. It definitely gets a touch off of Antonio's head, which is on the ground, before bouncing into the net and past the goalkeeper. Antonio has absolutely no idea of what just happened, but celebrates accordingly.

JASON CUNDY –

TOTTENHAM v IPSWICH 1992

For someone known for his robust tackles, it was only fitting that Cundy's most famous goal came by way of an attempt at a challenge. In Cundy's effort to clear the ball, he took a tumble – and, with the help of the wind, the power of his kick and a whole lot of luck, saw his attempt fly over Ipswich goalkeeper Craig Forrest and straight into the net.

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STAN COLLYMORE –

COVENTRY v NEWCASTLE 1997

LIVERPOOL v BLACKBURN 1996

Newcastle goalkeeper Shay Given made sure to look to his left and right after picking up a ball from a high cross when taking on Coventry City, but crucially not behind him where a lone Dublin was lurking. Given placed the ball in front of him for a goal-kick but was unaware of the lurking England striker, who managed to scoop the ball from under the goalkeeper's eyes and net it smoothly into the Newcastle goal.

TIM HOWARD –

EVERTON v BOLTON 2012

Goalkeepers providing assists is one thing, but goalkeepers scoring goals is another. Adam Bogdan would be forgiven for blaming the wind when he conceded a rather spectacular effort from opposition goalkeeper Tim Howard back in 2012. Sylvan Distin's back pass made Everton's Howard make a rushed clearance, forcing him to sky the ball, which ultimately catches the wind, beating the outfield Bolton players and bouncing just outside of the box before landing in Bogdan's net. Howard, to his credit, felt bad for the goal, stating after the game: "For our goal I was disappointed from a goalkeepers' union standpoint. You never want to see that happen. It's not nice, it's embarrassing, so I felt for Adam but you have to move on from it."

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Newer Premier League fans will not be able to appreciate the quality of modern football pitches compared to those back in the day, which roughly resembled a Sunday League pitch. Against Blackburn, Liverpool forward ward Collymore fired the ball from inside the Blackburn half and shot towards goal, though it did not look to be the cleanest of strikes. It seemed to be an easy job for England international Tim Flowers to take care of – he even has his hands ready and outstretched o – but thanks to the torn-up up pitch, the ball took a cruel bounce on a rogue mound of dirt and flew high over his shoulder and to the net.

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LIVERPOOL v EVERTON 2018

Newer Premier League fans will not be able to appreciate the quality of modern football pitches compared to those back in the day, which roughly resembled a Sunday League pitch. Against Blackburn, Liverpool forward Collymore fired the ball from inside the Blackburn half and shot towards goal, though it did not look to be the cleanest of strikes. It seemed to be an easy job for England international Tim Flowers to take care of – he even has his hands ready and outstretched – but thanks to the torn-up up pitch, the ball took a cruel bounce on a rogue mound of dirt and flew high over his shoulder and to the net.

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1 DARREN BENT – SUNDERLAND v LIVERPOOL 2009

Ah, the infamous beach ball incident goal. The cruel irony of this goal is that it was at the fault of a Liverpool fan who somehow thought it would be a funny idea to throw a beach ball onto the pitch of the Stadium of Light. Pepe Reina looked to have been comfortable saving Bent's shot, only for the forward's effort to be hit by the beach ball – eventually diverting the effort into goal. Referee Mike Jones allowed the goal to stand, giving Sunderland all three points against the Reds.

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Which Andover New Street player scored the only goal when Hamworthy last came to Foxcotte Park in March 2019? Where do Hamworthy play their home games? Who is Hamworthy United’s manager? Who did Street beat in the previous round of the FA Vase? Who do Street play next at home?

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FIXTURES, RESULTS & TABLES Hampshire Premier Football League

Hampshire County Women’s Football League

FEB 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

SEP OCT NOV

Result W 2-3 W 9-1 W 1-6 W 0-2 L 4-1 W 5-2 L 3-1 W 0-5 L 0-5 L 2-3 2pm 2pm 2pm 2pm 2pm

DEC

Opposition South Wonston Swifts Chamberlayne (HLC) Silchester Whitehill & Bordon Hook (HLC) Headley United North Waltham Hook Meon Milton (HST) South Wonston Swifts (C) Twentyten South Wonston Swifts North Waltham Headley United Hook

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Date Sat 4 Sat 11 Sat 18 Sat 25 Sat 9 Sat 16 Sat 23 Sat 30 Sat 6 Wed 10 Sat 20 Sat 27 Sat 4 Sat 11 Sat 18 Sat 8 Sat 15 Sat 22 Sat 29 Sat 5 Sat 12 Sat 19 Sat 26

Division Two

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JAN

DEC

NOV

OCT

SEP

Hampshire Division One North Hants

Team Andover New Street Swifts Silchester Village Whitehill & Bordon Hook Headley United Twentyten South Wonston Swifts North Waltham Kingsclere

P 6 6 5 4 5 5 4 5 0

Pts 15 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 0

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Date Sun 12 Sun 19 Sun 26 Sun 3 Sun 10 Sun 24 Sun 31 Sun 7 Sun 21 Sun 28 Sun 5 Sun 12 Sun 19 Sun 9 Sun 16 Sun 23 Sun 30 Sun 6 Sun 13 Sun 20 Sun 27

Team AFC Portchester Ladies Andover New Street FC Ladies Liphook United Ladies Eastleigh Reserves Ladies AFC Varsity Women Gosport Falcons Women AFC Bedhampton Village Ladies First Cowes Sports Ladies First

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Result W 8-0 L 8-1 P-P W 0-4 L 0-7 W 4-6 W 2-3 L 2-3 2pm 2pm 2pm 2pm

P 5 7 5 3 7 4 5 4

Pts 13 12 11 9 9 3 1 0

TOP GOALSCORERS

Davis (Whitehill & Bordon) 13 Webb (Silchester) 10 Hallahan (Silchester) 9 Morris (ANS Swifts) 8 Wood (Hook) 7 Turpin (ANS Swifts) 6 Hargood (North Waltham) 5 Nancholas (South Wonston) 5 Reffell (Headley United) 5 Smith (Headley United) 5 Langdown (ANS Swifts) 4 Stephens (Hook) 4

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Opposition Cowes Sports Ladies Eastleigh Ladies Res Gosport Falcons Bedhampton Village AFC Portchester Ladies Gosport Falcons AFC Varsity Women Liphook United Ladies Gosport Borough Res (HT) Liphook United Ladies No Fixture Gosport Falcons Eastleigh Ladies Res

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RETURN OF THE REPLAY By Sam Emery

The return of replays in the FA Cup showed its value to Non-League clubs this week. The FA made the decision to scrap replays last season in order to ease fixture congestion in light of an adjusted schedule due to the pandemic. Drawn ties went straight to extra time and then penalties, if needed, to avoid a midweek rematch. There were fears among lower-league clubs that the change could become permanent but The FA reintroduced replays for this season’s competition. They were made mandatory in all rounds of the qualifying competition and up to and including the fourth round proper. In 1991, penalties were introduced after the first replay to avoid a series of rematches. It was 50 years ago last weekend when it took Alvechurch and Oxford City 17 days and six games to reach a conclusion. Their five fourth round qualifying replays – 1-1, 1-1, 0-0, 0-0, 1-0 – after the initial tie finished 2-2 broke the previous record of nine hours, 40 minutes set in the 1924-25 season by Leyton and Ilford. The FA’s eventual rule change was welcomed. On Tuesday and Wednesday of this week, the benefit of replays were laid bare. Solihull Moors were picked for broadcast by ITV4 when they took on League One side Wigan Athletic in front of a sell-out crowd. Stockport County didn’t have a seat to spare either when over 10,000 packed into Edgeley Park on Wednesday night for their replay against Bolton Wanderers, with the BBC cameras in attendance. Each club also received a healthy FA broadcast fee of £32,500 to go along with their bumper admission revenue. Both nights promised to be memorable for new fans and old but the ties wouldn’t have happened had it not been for replays. There is, however, another way of looking at the dynamic replays can create. On their way to a third round clash with Tottenham Hotspur last season, Marine twice won on penalties.

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The first was in a second round qualifying tie at Runcorn Linnets before winning again on spot kicks at EFL side Colchester United in the first round proper. If Marine were to have played a replay against the League Two side, arguably, their FA Cup run might have ended sooner soon and Jose Mourinho and co. wouldn’t have stepped foot inside Rossett Park. Alternatively, St Albans City have benefitted three times from replays in their adventure to the second round proper this season. They beat Concord Rangers, Met Police and Corinthian-Casuals Casuals all on home soil after drawing in the away tie. Sometimes, though, replays will give the opportunity for a once in a lifetime opportunity. Josh Coulson, the Southend United centre-back, centre always joked he was glad he headed a good chance over the bar late on for Cambridge United against Manchester United in i a huge FA Cup fourth round proper clash. The reason being was it meant the U’s ended up drawing 0-0 0 and would take on the likes of Wayne Rooney and Robin van Persie United in a replay at Old Trafford with 74,511 in attendance. With replays scrapped from the fifth round onwards, the top-flight flight clubs should be happy enough to let the lower-league league sides keep on having their big days in the famous cup.

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league look Leadership of Division One changed again with Bemerton Heath taking over top spot after Follands defeat at Newport. A single goal from Cameron Roach gave the Wiltshire side all three points at Ash United whilst on the Island, Follands lost by four goals to one at Smallbrook. The Port goals came from Joe Craig (2), Joe Wright and Arran Burford with the lone reply credited to Will Gange. On Friday evening Andover Town came from two one down at Totton and Eling to win 4-2 after scoring three goals in the closing minutes. Two goals from Alex Sawyer for the Millers and strikes from Brendan Holmes, Jordan Smith, Ben Emans and a Joel Bertie penalty for Town, the last in the sixth minute of stoppage time. An almost similar tale at Foxcotte on Saturday where New Street were 2-0 up against Romsey thanks to goals from Matt Scott and Harry Lawton. Jack Odam and Liam Magee bought the scores level only for late strikes from Josh Jeffery and Reece Rusher to give the home side the points. Verwood remain in the top six after an emphatic 6-0 win at Test Park put a big dent in Millbrook’s recent form thanks to a hat trick from Sam Chilman together with goals from Jake Kelly, Matt Vining and Ollie Davies. New Milton and Downton shared two goals and the points – Tyrrell Sampson and Callum Kitcher on target –and a lone Russell Jones goal saw Laverstock & Ford home at Fawley. Whitchurch returned to winning ways with a 3-1 home defeat of Ringwood with two goals from Ryan Long and one from Nick Yeomans, Harrison Fay for Ringwood.

East Cowes Vics found form at home with two Jimmi Burton goals giving them victory over Petersfield for whom Brandon Jewell was on the scoresheet. And a second win of the season for Fleet Spurs with a best of three goals success at Infinity, a result that sends the losers in to the bottom three, Khoury Taylor and Tom White with the important goals for Spurs with Jamie White on target for Infinity. All this leaves Bemerton and Newport leading Division One with pursuers queuing up behind.

League 1 news in brief

TODAY’S FIXTURES FA Vase 2nd ROUND Andover New Street v Hamworthy Utd

TOP GOALSCORERS Barker (Millbrook)

AVERAGE ATTENDANCES

Bennett (Bemerton Heath) 17

Bemerton Heath H v Clevedon Town Wrendron Utd v New Milton Town Wessex League One Andover Town v Ash United

Browne (Newport IOW)

Gray (Verwood T/Folland S) 15 Bertie (Andover Town)

Downton v Romsey Town East Cowes Vics v Petersfield Town Fawley AFC v Totton & Eling Fleet Spurs v Millbrook Laverstock & Ford v Infinity

161

Ash United

Andover T

1 160

Whitchurch U

Downton

1 127

Folland Sports

Totton & Eling

1 117

Verwood Town

Newport IOW

1 114

Bemerton H

New Milton T

10 106

Fawley AFC

Craig (Newport IOW)

Andover N S

10 105

Ringwood Town 46

Smith (Ringwood Town)

Romsey Town

101

Infinity

Burton (East Cowes Vics)

Millbrook

1 100

Roach (Folland Sports)

Petersfield T

9 94

East Cowes V

8 82

Fleet Spurs

Petersfield Town v Fawley AFC Ringwood Town v Newport IOW

Laverstock & F

Davies (Verwood Town)

Whitchurch United v Verwood Town

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PLAYER STATS 2021/22

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FIXTURES 2021-22 Bemerton Heath Harlequins

Downton

East Cowes Victoria

11.12.21

05.03.22

02.11.21 2-0

04.09.21 5-0

Andover Town

17.08.21 2-2

20.11.21

08.01.22

03.01.22

18.12.21

Ash United

09.04.22

22.02.22

13.11.21

04.09.21

02.10.21

0-1

0-2

TBC

16.04.22

Bemerton Heath Harlequins Downton

02.04.22

East Cowes Victoria

08.01.22

Fawley AFC

21.08.21

07.08.21

2-1

Follands Sports

Ash United

27.12.21

ANDOVER NEW STREET

Fleet Spurs

Andover Town

HOME

Fawley AFC

ANDOVER NEW STREET

AWAY

29.01.22

21.08.21 5-0

09.10.21 4-3

07.08.21

16.10.21

28.08.21

3-0

3-2

1-3

3-4

05.03.22

03.01.22

27.11.21

17.08.21

11.09.21

28.08.21

06.11.21

18.09.21

2-2

4-1

3-1

12.03.22

29.01.22

3-3

12.02.22

09.04.22

13.10.21 1-3

15.01.22

TBC

11.12.21

26.02.22

Fleet Spurs

18.12.21

29.01.22

0-2

19.02.22

Folland Sports

22.01.22

05.02.22

26.02.22

07.12.21

Infinity

19.03.22

0-2

08.01.22

27.12.21

Laverstock & Ford

16.10.21 3-0

11.12.21

19.03.22

Millbrook

05.02.22

04.09.21

09.10.21

New Milton Town

28.08.21 1-3

02.04.22

18.12.21

Newport (IOW)

04.12.21

05.03.22

02.04.22

Petersfield Town

12.02.22

26.03.22

16.04.22

Ringwood Town

06.11.21 0-1

Romsey Town

12.03.22

Totton & Eling

22.02.22

Verwood Town

27.11.21

Whitchurch United

04.08.21 2-1

4-3

14.08.21

18.09.21

1-7

12.03.22 09.10.21

1-5 12.11.21

02.11.21

30.10.21

1-5

26.03.22

18.08.21

18.09.21

2-2

03.01.22

4-4

11.12.21

19.03.21

18.12.21

16.04.22

16.10.21

4-4

29.01.22

16.04.22 28.08.21

5-0 09.10.21

22.01.22

01.03.22

02.11.21

04.09.21

6-0

4-2

11.09.21

13.11.21

3-1

1-2

11.09.21

5-0

19.02.22

26.03.22

2-7

19.03.22

27.11.21

18.12.21

12.02.22

30.10.21

13.11.21

1-0

1-1

26.02.22

12.03.22

04.12.21

27.11.21

15.01.22

27.12.21

12.02.22

09.04.22

0-3

05.03.22

04.12.21

20.11.21

28.08.21

26.10.21

14.08.21

3-4

5-4

1-6

22.01.22

18.12.21

12.02.22

2-4

05.02.22

30.10.21

18.09.21

2-2

2-1

03.11.21

18.08.21

0-3

2-1

04.09.21

16.10.21

0-6

08.01.22

23.11.21

09.04.22

19.03.22

27.11.21

15.01.22

09.04.22

19.10.21

21.08.21

3-1

3-2

02.11.21

29.10.21

1-1

2-2

12.03.22

05.02.22

16.10.21

2-2

11.12.21

19.03.22

0-0 21.08.21

1-2

4-2

02.11.21

6-0

4-1 07.08.21

04.12.21

14.08.21

6-1

02.04.22

29.01.22 23.10.21

4-5

19.02.22 13.11.21

4-1

17.08.21

06.11.21

2-0

1-3

30.10.21

1-3

12.02.22

27.11.21

27.12.21

02.04.22

14.01.22

07.08.21

21.08.21

5-0

1-5

24.11.21

09.04.22

26.02.22

04.12.21

19.02.22

03.01.22

22.01.22

21.08.21

4-0 12.10.21

3-0 19.02.22

22.01.22

07.08.21

09.10.21

0-2

06.11.21

Whitchurch United

12.02.22

Verwood Town

04.12.21

3-3

Totton & Eling

16.04.22

4-2

23.11 11.21

26.02.22

03.01.22

19.03.22

09.04 04.22

19.02.22

TBC

06.11 11.21

26.03.22

27.12.21

04.12 04.12.21

12.02.22

26.03.22

12.10.21

06.11.21

3-2

27.11.21

14.08.21

30.10.21

09.11.21

0-2

0-3

1-1

29.01.22

26.03.22

26.02.22

05.02.22

02.04.22

28.08.21

09.10.21

2-1

27.12.21

30.08.21

13.11.21

21.08.21

0-5

2-1

1-1

05.02.22

20.11.2 1.21

27.12.21

Ringwood Town

18.09.21

7-1

19.02.22 23.10.21

2-1

Romsey Town

15.01.22

Petersfield Town

Newport IOW

Millbrook 30.10.21

5-3

New Milton Town

14.08.21

Laverstock & Ford

Infinity

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13.11.21

16.10.21

1-5 14.08.21

3-1

1-2

07.12.21

0-2

02.04.22

TBC

06.11.21

13.11.21

22.09.21

04.09.21

23.10.21

4-1

0-1

2-4

2-3

19.02.22

27.11.21

02.04.22

26.03.22

12.03.22

20.11.21

05.02.22

TBC

28.12.21

08.01.22

15.01.22

26.10.21

30.10.21

2-1

1-1

05.02.22

20.11.21

12.03.22

12.02.22

18.09.21

0-1

07.08.21

26.03.22

16.10.21

3-0

12.03.22

0-3

27.11.21

16.04.22

27.12.21

09.04.22

08.01.22

01.11.21

25.09.21

18.08.21

2-0

4-2

03.01.22

03.11.21

21.08.21

16.10.21

11.09.21

11-2

5-3

4-2

09.04.22

15.01.22

09.10.21

17.08.21

4-3

6-2

05.03.22

03.01.22

05.03.22

04.12.21

18.12.21

16.04.22

23.10.21

5-1 15.01.22 04.09.21

1-2

16.11.21

2-2 02.04.22

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2-0

5-2

09.10.21

25.09.21

3-0

04.12.21

11.12.21

18.12.21

28.08.21

2-2 08.01.22

26.02.22 07.08.21

18.12.21

05.02.22

02.10.21

21.08.21

14.08.21

3-1

1-4

29.01.22 28.08.21

2-1

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3-2

27.11 11.21

07.08.21

18.09.21

3-0

4-1 1-4

11.12.21

06.11.21

4-0

2-4

02.11.21

04.09.21

29.01.22

02.10.21

04.09.21

26.03 03.22

3-2

4-5

26.02.22

07.12.21

07.08.21

27.12.21

0-3

1-5

02.04.22

12.03.22

28.08 08.21

13.11.21

20.11.21

0-6

15.01.22

17.08.21

18.09.21

2-1

3-2

22.01.22

19.02.22

23.10.21

30.10.21

0-2

1-0

03.01.22

22.01.22

3-1 1

16.04.22

19.02.22

19.03.22

02.11.21

25.09.21

09.10 10.21

1-3

3-1

2-1 1

13.11.21

02.10.21

3-1

0-1

12.02.22 .02.22

18.12.21

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1-3

28.08.21

0-2

17.08.21

19.10.21

4-1 1

29.01 1.22

3-2

05.03.22

16.04.22

25.09 9.21

TBC

26.02.22

05.10.21

0-3

08.01.22

19.03.22

29.01.22

16.10.21

05.03.22

4-1 1

03.01 1.22

2-1

1-5

13.08 08.21

4-1

16.10.21

06.11.21

05.02.22

4-3

05.03 03.22

04.12.21

4-2

18.08.21

08.01.22

1-0

04.09.21

1-1 1

11.12.2 2.21

23.11.21

06.11.21

18.09.21

09.04.22

22.01.22

20.11.21

3-1 1

2-0

4-4

11.12.21

20.11.21

12.10 10.21

09.10.21

23.10.21

0-2 21.08.21

1-1 14.08.21

4-1 -

D 0-0

258

7.45pm

Shepton Mallet

3.00pm

Infinity

Tue 10 Sat 14

ROGERS (C)

Shepton Mallet (FA Cup EPR)

3.00pm

THATCHER

Sat 7

WING

●

THORNE

THOMPSON

DAVIS

HOOPER

c y

OWEN

7.45pm

LOCK

Wed 4

OPPOSITION

PEARSON

186

H/A

SCOTT

OPP. SENT OFF

L 1-2

TIME

ALLEN

SENT OFF

Whitchurch United

DATE

LE BRUN

POS

OWN GOALS

FIELD

ATT

PENALTY (A)

O’BRIEN

SCORE

PENALTY (F)

THE SEASON FIXTURES & RESULTS AUGUST

(FA Cup EPRR)

●

L 0-4

187

W 5-3

● ●

Tue 17

7.45pm

Andover Town

D 2-2

369

Sat 21

3.00pm

Fleet Spurs

W 5-0

yb ● a

●

b 1

Tue 24

7.45pm

Moneyfields (Hants SC1)

L 0-2

Sat 28

12.00pm

New Milton Town

W 3-1

Tue 31

7.30pm

Cowes Sports (WLC2)

W 4-3

149

- 1 -

b 3c

1 1b

b ●

b r

●

SEPTEMBER Sat 4

3.00pm

East Cowes Victoria

W 5-0

Sat 11

3.00pm

Amesbury Town (FA Vase 1Q)

W 4-1

1 -

Sat 18

3.00pm

Petersfield Town

W 7-1

113

Sat 25

3.00pm

ay ●

●

a a

Andover Town (FA Vase 2Q)

W 4-1

279

Tue 5

7.45pm

Downton (WLC3)

L 0-1

134

Sat 9

3.00pm

Folland Sports

W 4-3

127

1 -

Wed 13

7.45pm

AFC Fawley

W 3-1

1 -

Sat 16

3.00pm

Laverstock & Ford

L 0-3

175

a b b

a ●

●

OCTOBER

Sat 23

3.00pm

Cribbs (FA Vase R1)

W 2-1

105

Sat 30

3.00pm

Millbrook

D 3-3

105

- 1 -

●

y ●

b ●

●

c y

a a

y c

NOVEMBER Tue 2

7.45pm

Downton

W 2-0

125

Sat 6

3.00pm

Ringwood Town

W 1-0

Tue 9

7.45pm

Andover Town

W 5-1

220

Sat 13

3.00pm

Romsey Town

W 4-2

132

(North Hants QF)

Tue 16

7.45pm

Locks Heath (Russell Cotes R2)

Sat 20

3.00pm

Hamworthy United

Tue 23

7.45pm

Totton & Eling

Sat 27

3.00pm

Verwood Town Newport IOW

L 0-1

- 1 1

y ●

y 1

●

b ● ay

a y

(FA Vase R2)

DECEMBER Sat 4

3.00pm

Sat 11

3.00pm

Ash United

Sat 18

3.00pm

Fleet Spurs

Mon 27 3.00pm

Andover Town Whitchurch United

JANUARY Mon 3

3.00pm

Sat 8

3.00pm

Sat 15

3.00pm

New Milton Town

Sat 22

3.00pm

Folland Sports

Sat 29

3.00pm

Fawley AFC

East Cowes Victoria

FEBRUARY Sat 5

3.00pm

Millbrook

Sat 12

3.00pm

Petersfield Town

Sat 19

3.00pm

Ringwood Town

Tue 22

7.45pm

Totton & Eling

Sat 26

3.00pm

Verwood Town

Sat 5

3.00pm

Bemerton Heath H

Sat 12

3.00pm

Romsey Town Infinity

MARCH

Sat 19

3.00pm

Sat 26

3.00pm

Newport IOW

3.00pm

Downton

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APRIL Sat 2 Sat 9

3.00pm

Ash United

Sat 16

3.00pm

Laverstock & Ford

KEY

Starting XI

Substitute ● Unused sub

Not available/suspended

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a b c c

●

Wed 4

7.45pm

Whitchurch United

Sat 7

3.00pm

Shepton Mallet (FA Cup EPR)

Sat 14

3.00pm

Infinity

Tue 17

7.45pm

Andover Town

Sat 21

3.00pm

Fleet Spurs

Tue 24

7.45pm

Moneyfields (Hants SC1)

Sat 28

3.00pm

New Milton Town

Mon 30

3.00pm

Cowes Sports (WLC2)

Sat 4

3.00pm

Sat 11

3.00pm

Sat 18

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Sat 6

3.00pm

Ringwood Town

Sat 13

3.00pm

Romsey Town

Sat 20

3.00pm

Totton & Eling

Sat 27

3.00pm

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Sat 4

3.00pm

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Sat 11

3.00pm

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Sat 18

3.00pm

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East Cowes Victoria

Sat 15

3.00pm

New Milton Town

Sat 22

3.00pm

Folland Sports

Sat 29

3.00pm

Fawley AFC

3.00pm

Millbrook

Sat 12

3.00pm

Petersfield Town

Sat 19

3.00pm

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Sat 26

3.00pm

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Sat 9

3.00pm

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Sat 16

3.00pm

Laverstock & Ford

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7.45pm

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3.00pm

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HOLD THE WITH GAME OF THE PEOPLE EDITOR NEIL JENSEN Unless something dramatic happens, it does look as though football in Britain will soon welcome back terracing of some sort at the highest level of the game. For a generation of fans, terracing has never really been an option, unless they watched lower league or nonleague football. As an example, my youngest son, aged 26, seeing the swaying hordes behind the goals in a 1970s game on TV, couldn’t believe the authorities took such huge risks in cramming people on concrete steps with just a few barriers in place. We have, to our cost, learned. That’s not to say that standing at matches isn’t commonplace, for fans seem to reject their seats for the entire 90 minutes at some grounds, ignoring any appeal to sit down and threats of ejection. In most cases, the stewards have given up and allow it to continue. But this tells us there is a segment of the average football crowd that really does want to stand up. In theory, the reintroduction of standing on an official basis should reduce ticket prices, although it is unlikely to change much as there will be costs involved in recalibrating stadium seating plans. In the longer run, one can only hope clubs try and introduce a more acceptable pricing structure. This is important because the majority of people who will warm to the return of terraces will be the younger members of the footballing community. Like many fans, I graduated from

crumbling terraces and moved into the stands when I was no longer prepared to tolerate the hustle and bustle, and when I could afford the admission. Today, I might occasionally stand at my local club and I do enjoy the age-old age ritual of leaning against a rusting barrier, craning my neck here and there to catch a glimpse of the action. It’s clear the terracing is where the real fermentation of the football spirit takes place. You make more noise if you stand up and being seated makes people more reserved. If you want further proof of that, just consider a music gig where artists often encourage en the crowd to get out of their seat. Willl we feel comfortable using terracing again? With covid-19 19 in its post-vaccination post stage, how will we react to being shoulder-toshoulder shoulder with hundreds of people in a confined area? From the spectator’s point of view, what is more hygienic – sitting closely together or standing side-by-side? side There’s an argument there’s little difference, but at the same time, there’s a strong case to suggest that being on a terrace (not the sardine-like sardine experience that epitomised swaying crowds of the 1960s and early 1970s) gives more scope for movement. In theory you can give yourself as much room as you want if the crowd capacity is kept to a modest level. In a seat, you have very little control, other than to get up and leave. I believe a carefully-controlled controlled terrace, in terms of numbers, could provide a solution for football spectating in the post-virus post climate. It won’t be to everyone’s taste – ultimately, it may not be to mine – but it would be sheer stupidity to restart football and not allow people the room to breathe their own air

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