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CONTENTS CLUB OFFICIALS President: Nick Richmond 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, Les Hillon, George Harrison, Andy Welfare First Team Manager: Jamie Coleman Head Of Goalkeeping: Alex Thompson Head Of Medical: Pete Tunney Kit Man: Ken Hardy and/or Andover New Street. 03.09.22 | KO: 3:00PM 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: Robbie Skeates Swifts Assistant Managers: Stephen Leighton & Ryan Facey Ladies Manager: Kyla Tobin Sponsorship Chairman: Paul Reidy Media Manager: Kevin Pipkin Website Designer: Steve White WELCOME LINNETS: 11 SHERBORNE MATCH REPORT: 22 WESSEX LEAGUE REVIEW: 48 FIXTURES & RESULTS 2022-23:34 JAMIE COLEMAN: 5 WORD ON THE STREET ANDOVER NEW STREET OFFICIAL PROGRAMME Made in Andover. Edited by Kevin Pipkin (programme.editor.andovernewstreetfc@outlook.com) Photography by Andy Ormerod & Kevin Pipkin Thanks to contributors: John Ward, Jamie Coleman, John Gorman, Neil Jensen and Sam Emery. The views in this programme are those of the contributors and not necessarily those of the editor and/or Andover New Street. ANDOVER NEW STREET FOOTBALL CLUB Foxcotte Park, Foxcotte Lane, Charlton, Andover, SP11 0TA Telephone: 01264 535358 andovernewstreetfc@hotmail.co.uk| | www.ansfc.co.uk @AndoverNSfc @ANSSwifts @andovernslfc facebook.com/AndoverNewStreet 52
The club has been on an upward spiral for a number of years now. We’ve had a lot of successful times and we’ve been at the right end of the table.
All the lads know what I require and demand and the new players on board have bought into what I want straight away. To be honest it feels like the new players we’ve added have been here for years. The team spirit is amazing which is really pleasing it can take you so far. Combine that with the talent we have in this squad
Good afternoon and a warm welcome to Foxcotte Park to all our supporters for today’s match against our visitor’s New Milton Town, and to their Officials, Management, Players and Supporters. I’m really happy with how the season has started. Pre season was really good, and we have built a very strong side when we must make changes, we are no weaker and I completely trust the whole squad. For example, we made some changes for Saturday in the FA Vase and still hit the levels required The last pre season friendly against Tadley Calleva it all came together really, and we haven’t looked back. We have had two brilliant wins against Fleetlands and Warminster Town in the FA Cup. The opening game against Fleetlands, we started a little slow but then got into gear thanks to Daryll’s and Cam’s early finishes and we performed brilliantly on the night to add another two before half time through Callum and Dockers. My pride was even greater on Saturday after the win at Sherborne. I can honestly say that this current group of players is the best I have worked with during my time in football.
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“OUR ULTIMATE GOAL IS TO WIN THE PLAYERSTHISEXPECTDEMANDWHATHONESTCOMPLETELYANDPROMOTIONANDLEAGUESECURETOBETHATIANDFROMGROUPOF.”
I’m hoping we can emulate what we did last season but just better it that little more. Our ultimate goal is to win the league and secure promotion and to be completely honest that what I demand and expect from this group of players. Everything is there for them. Be loud and proud from the stands, this afternoon and enjoy the game. UTS!
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First and foremost, they are brilliant human beings, but they are also hard working and humble, which has given us the platform to have a real chance at achieving something special this season.
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George Deem scored a brace with Ethan Ouarchioni also on target as the Linnets advanced to the next wound.
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Luke Stone was again on target for the Linnets with their consolation goal. New Milton then took on Fleet Town in the Hampshire Senior Cup in a match that can only be described as a game of two halves, due to the slope on the Thepitch.Linnets took the lead in the 38th minute with Luke Stone finding the net again. The lead lasted until the 60th minute when Fleet equalised and would find a late winner in the 86th Lastminute.Saturday saw New Milton return to league action with a home match against resurged Totton & Eling.
An inconsistent start to the season for the Linnets will be on manager Paul Turner’s mind. However, an impressive 3-2 win over Wessex Premier Moneyfields in the League Cup on Tuesday night, proves the Linnets are a strong side in the division.
KEVIN PIPKIN looks at the New Milton Town squad on show this afternoon.
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Welcome to The Linnets arrive at Foxcotte Park after their opening day victory over Millbrook, which was followed up with a 4 2 defeat at Romsey Town. Luke Stone was on target for the Linnets in their trip to Verwood Town, which proved to be the only goal of the game at Potterne Park. New Milton must have been looking to achieve back to back league wins with the visit of Downton, but a brace from substitute TJ Moseley and further goals from Oliver Davies and from Downton top scorer Krzysztof Krystofowicz ensured a 4 1 win for the Robins.
A first half brace from George Deem and a further goal from Elliott Pearce Eavis gave the Linnets a 3 1 advantage at halftime.Brandon Hamerston added a fourth in the second half as New Milton triumphed 4 2 over the Millers in front of a crowd of 101 people. On Tuesday night, the Linnets out fought their higher league opponents, with the tie featuring three red cards, two penalties and a sin binning.
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THE DEFENDER: JOE KIMBER Club vice captain and centre half, who joined the Linnets from Verwood Town three years ago. He has also previously played for Poole Town.
A highly rated keeper, who joined the Linnets at the start of last season from Bashley and made 38 appearances for the club during that debut season. Faces fierce competition from Luke Dennison, who has been with the club for five seasons. New Milton are fortunate to have two strong goalkeepers in their squad.
In his third season at the club after joining in August 2020, taking over from Nigel Green and Paul Nineham, who had left the club during the previous Previouslycampaign. with Poole Town for eight years where he worked his way up through the ranks from youth and U18 level to become the reserves team manager
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In his second season, having previously played for Hamworthy Rec, Christchurch and Hamworthy United Reserves. Deem has already matched his goal tally for last least, where he scored 4 times in 25 appearances. This season he’s 4 goals from 4 appearances. THE RADAR: MILTON TOWN
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In his third season with the Linnets. Previously with Poole Town, Sampson can play on either wing or also up Madefront.over 40 appearances last season with 18 goals, proved to be an important player in the Linnets side last season and has already made 6 appearances with 1 goal this current campaign.
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Joined from Christchurch and has made 18 appearances last season and have scored 8 goals. Has also played for Hamworthy United, where he made 24 appearances and scored 26 goals. Stone is the current club top scorer this season with five goals from five appearances, including an opening day brace against Millbrook and the winning goal against Verwood Town so far this season.
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Cook would equalise on 59 minutes from the spot after a handball and he would give the Street the lead 7 minutes later from close range. Sherborne were awarded a controversial penalty in injury time when Alex Dockree clashed heads challenging in the air. Sherborne equalised from the spot to send the tie to penalties.
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Street: Baxter, Moore A, Scott, Hibberd, Perrett, Hine, Dockree (Morris 90+3), Thatcher (Phillips 83), Moore j (Davis 59), Cook Subs not used: O’Brien Bookings: Hibberd Sent-Off: None Goals: Cook (59’ Pen, 66’) Sherborne: Attwood, White, Mapletaft, Budden, Hughes, Williams, Cornish, Lawrence Napier, Murphy, Farthing, Herrin From the manager: “I’m so pleased for the lads, they fully deserved to go through this afternoon. We so nearly did it in the 90 minutes but to have it snatched away like it was. It's never a penalty, Dockers was the one fouled and yet the official saw it differently. The lads raised themselves again though to win on penalties. Georgie was the hero for the pens, but Hibbo was amazing all game.”
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George Baxter saved 3 penalties in the shootoutLiam Hibberd was outstanding at the back The Street starting IX huddle up before kick off
The Street advanced to the next round of the FA Vase thanks to a 3 2 penalty shoot out win, following a dramatic 2 2 draw over 90 minutes. The Street were fairly comfortable against their higher league opponents for most of the first half but a long range free kick on 39 minutes gave Sherborne the lead against the run of play. The second half saw the Street nearly equalize straight from kick off, with Ross Cook unable to prod the ball home.
Baxter had already saved two, with Phillips and Perrett also missing but Baxter saved a third time to be the hero.
Shane Lock is first to congratulate Ross Cook on his second goal, with Mikey Davis also showing his delight!
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A club’s shirt should be instantly identifiable as belonging to that club. So why not allow it to be a constant, an official strip that only alters to allow for modernisation and technical improvement? This is a strip that can stand up as the club’s official uniform, always present, always visible and never changing. If you want to make it something that can be sold annually, then simply have the season printed on the shoulders.
There are a number of assets that form the club identity: the badge (logo), the playing strip and the stadium are the most prominent. Today, all corporates have brand identity teams that look after the logo and all its attributes. A club should do likewise, indeed many certainly do, but the playing strip seems to change year in, year out. Inter Milan is a good case of how black and blue stripes can be distorted to produce confusing brand identity. Stripes are stripes, not zig zags.
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There seems to be no limits to the amount of needless and expensive graphic design that goes into the new season’s home, away or third strip. We all know why this happens. It’s not for the aesthetic value of the shirt in question, because most are pretty awful. It’s aimed at making as much money as possible. Why not? You might ask. Actually, from a commercial point of view, shirt sales are an important element in any club’s commercial offering. The fans lap it up, but
somewhere down the line, the club’s intellectual property is being tampered with.
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Every season, clubs roll-out new shirts that bastardise their heritage, infuriate certain fans and invite criticism and laughter at their expense. While fans complain about the designs, and some are really quite hideous, it doesn’t stop them queuing to buy them, either to wear them on matchdays or stick them in a drawer with all their previous shirts.
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With each year that passes, the artwork becomes more bizarre and more over engineered. No longer can you honestly say your team plays in red or blue or white it’s in there somewhere, but you might find it among swirling, cod paisley designs, TV interference from the 1970s or in the form of a shirt that looks as though it has been in the washing machine with a strong colour that makes your own shirt, white with a hint of pink, yellow or lilac. Or it may be the shirt has been designed by a gang of small children let loose on a tin of Crayola.
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When was the last time you watched a game where two teams played in their traditional colours? It’s quite rare that a club wears its first choice for an away game, but in today’s game, it’s hard to keep up with away kit colouring. By all means commercialise you’re offering but keep it simple and don’t exploit the audience.
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Alternatively, if a club is hell bent on producing new merchandise that lures more cash out of the pockets of fans, then a strip for the season can be introduced that adheres to the guidelines of the branding department. If blue is the colour, then why introduce reds, greens and yellows that bear no relation to the club’s heritage? There’s plenty you can do with a sympathetic palette, is it really necessary to wander into the world of manufactured colours with names like rose bloom pink, light mint, lapis blue and stealth? Of course, this ill defined set of products may be a way to deter piracy, but where’s there’s a will, there’s a way.
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Moneys were reduced to 10 men early on when goalkeeper Callum McGeorge was red carded for a rash challenge on Blankson outside the area. Striker Dec Seiden was sacrificed for defender Corey Heath after Tom Cain volunteered to don the Numericalgloves. parity was restored before half time when Horndean skipper Sam Hookey was sent off for two yellows.
Spurway had to make an early change when Tyler Giddings, who was playing right midfield, went off with a calf injury. Liam Robinson came in for a direct swap.
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Brett Pitman crowned his competitive AFC Portchester debut with the only goal in the Wessex League win over Cowes Sports.
‘That’s why we signed Brett Pitman, to do what he does’ – former Portsmouth favourite scores winner on Wessex League debut for AFC Portchester
The former Portsmouth fans favourite had been in prolific pre season form since his sensational arrival in the ninth tier of English football. And after nine goals in friendly action, Pitman headed in a 77th minute winner to get the pre season Wessex Premier title favourites off to a triumphant start. Pitman showed great movement to make himself a yard of room to nod in a left wing cross. ‘It was a difficult first game,’ said assistant boss Gavin Spurway. ‘Maybe there were a bit of nerves. The first game is always a bit nervy, whatever anyone says. Cowes defended well, but I always felt we were going to score, we were creating chances. It was the sort of game last season that we might not have ended up winning. That’s why we signed Brett Pitman, to do what he does.’ Pitman, 34, has hit the ground running at Portchester after being released by Bristol Rovers at the end of last season. Last Tuesday night’s header was his first competitive goal since netting for Eastleigh in a 5 3 National League loss at Solihull in March during a loan spell. ‘He’s come in, he listens, he’s got his head down, he wants to be involved in everything, he speaks to the players, gives them advice,’ Spurway added. ‘I’ve been nothing but impressed with him so far. He’s given 110 per cent and he’s scored goals that’s the main reason we signed him. If you give him chances, he will score. He had two last night and scored once long may it Portchestercontinue.’ started with another new signing, ex Bognor and Gosport player Ashton Leigh, in a three man backline alongside Sam Pearce and Curt Da Costa. Pitman partnered Felipe Barcelos up front.
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Sterne then went through one on one with the home keeper in the dying seconds, only to fail to complete a stunning recovery act.
On being rewarded with promotion to Wessex 1, they have started 2022/23 by conceding eight times in two games.
Fleetlands trailed 4 0 at Ash before netting three times in the final 15 minutes through Kai Sterne, Jamie Wrapson and Cameron Stone.
‘It’s already clear that if you make a mistake it’s punished, and we have to take our chances,’ said boss Dan Greenwood. ‘If you made those mistakes in the Hampshire League you could get away from them. It’s been a learning curve, a baptism of fire. There’s lots of work on but lots of positives. It’s a relatively new group and we’re still gelling.’
‘You could see why Andover finished second last season, but we created just as much as them. Of the eight goals we’ve conceded, we’ve gifted teams five of them. The biggest positive is we’re creating chances. With our togetherness, our workrate and desire, we would have been good value for a point at Ash, if not all three. And I don’t think they could have argued with that.’
The Coptermen only conceded seven goals in their final nine fixtures en route to finishing third in last season’s Hampshire Premier League.
Fleetlands have already been exposed to the harsh realities of life at a higher level of the non league pyramid.
A 4 0 loss at last season’s runners up Andover New Street was followed by a 4 3 defeat at Ash last weekend.
Fleetlands host their first Wessex home game since 2006/07 this Saturday against Totton & Eling. The Eels finished last season bottom of the table, winning just two of their 36 fixtures. But they lifted the curtain on 2022/23 with a 3 1 win at Romsey, former Baffins Milton Rovers youngster Owen Pelham in their starting XI. Fleetlands are without suspended pair Sterne and Callum Dart. Sterne is serving a suspension imposed for an offence last season, while Dart was sent off following an altercation with a member of the Ash management team.
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‘It’s been a learning curve, a baptism of fire’ – Fleetlands already exposed to harsh realities of life in the Wessex League
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TREATMENTTHE TABLE WITH PETE TUNNEY
Treatments are not always fun, as on Tuesday last, I needed to strip back a dead leg on one of our members, with the need to work around the bruising, but at the same time applying pressure, the player receiving the treatment, H, used some colorful phrases while we were working I really love my job lol. We look forward to a successful season working with all our staff and teams. On that note can I wish JC, Jamie Dockree and Thomo the very best for the season and let’s hope we go one better than last season. Lastly, treatments are available to all members of the club, and we are always happy to help. Please get in contact with the club should you need any Staytreatment.healthy and enjoy the Bestseason!wishes,
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So, the season is already up and running with the lads getting off to a good start against Fleetlands last week and then grinding out a 2 0 away win against Warminster in the FA Cup. It’s the perfect start and hopefully it can continue this afternoon. We have had a busy start to this season and with players returning to full training you are bound to pick up a few knocks here and there in pre season. We are happy to announce the addition of extra help for the club with the arrival of Josh Oatly Josh brings a fresh approach to the club, and his skills and ability’s will be put to very good use. Although he will mainly be attached to the first team, he has already proved he is more than happy to show his skills when treatment is required in the club working with me in our treatment welcome to the Street Josh. We have as usual re supplied our main first aid kits and will be able to keep them topped up over the coming weeks as when required.
Good afternoon and welcome back to Foxcotte Park to all our supporters for today’s match against Fawley.
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We have also seen three of our very talented under 16’s step up into senior football this year and they are definitely proving that they are more than capable. Liv, Amelia and Keira have all progressed from Nic Turpin’s U16 side who compete in the Junior Premier League; quite frankly, they are absolutely smashing it too!
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The ladies have been in preparation for The Hampshire County Women’s League (Division 2), which kicks off in mid-September since June. We have seen great turnouts for our pre season sessions and have had a lot of interest from potential players looking at joining New Street. We have definitely been put through our paces with intense fitness sessions whilst also trying a new formation this year. We were able to put this into practice with a friendly against Durrington back in July. The result was 3 3. We saw ourselves 2 0 down at half time and only conceded again in the last few minutes. We had two new signings scoring on their New Street Ladies debut which is a fantastic start of what is yet to come this season.
The ladies' team is a natural step up for our junior teams and this is the first season we are able to showcase the talent that we have at the club. The interest in ladies' football is on the rise (with huge thanks to The Lionesses) and we are over the moon with that. We are really hoping to see some new faces in the stands this season. Our league games are on Sundays with Kick Off at 14:00. It would be great to bring the force of Street to our opponents and show them how big of a family we really are. Maybe we could even get some of our younger fans as #UpTheStreetmascots?
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Like many clubs, Chippenham have the life saving piece of equipment. Never did they expect to use it especially on one of their own players. But during the first half of their recent game with the Clarets, it became very apparent something was wrong when 21 year old Martinez went down. “It was a real shock you just don’t expect to see it,” Blackmore told The NLP. “I’ve been in football for a number of years and seen quite a lot of injuries. Broken legs, dislocated joints, cuts and things like that. As bad as they can be at the time, none of them are ever life threatening or very rarely. “But to see the club’s doctor knelt over him doing CPR is really shocking and hopefully we never see it again.
“The emergency services were fantastic too. Literally within minutes we had two ambulances and a rapid responder and a few minutes later an air ambulance landed. I can’t praise them highly “Byenough.thetime he left in a land ambulance he was sat up and gave us a wave. He actually said to the doctor from the helicopter, ‘Will I be OK to play on Tuesday?’” Of course, that game came a bit too soon for the former Bristol Rovers defender, but he was due to be fitted with an ICD (Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillator) like Denmark international Christian Eriksen and hopes are he will play again. The fact this is a good news story is down to a lot of people. When the medical process swings into action, there can be positive outcomes. And Blackmore said it has hit home quite how important a defibrillator is. “I would say to everyone, it doesn’t matter if you’re a sports club or not, if you haven’t got access to a defib, please get one. Get some funding, get some sponsorship, get yourself a defib.
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“The way everybody reacted was fantastic. He collapsed and straightaway the physio and a team mate, who is first aid trained, came onto the pitch and turned him over. Anton, the physio, said, ‘He’s stopped breathing’. Straightaway they started CPR. Our club doctor and paramedic ran on a they got the defib out and gave him a shock and he came round first time.
Every season there are stories that stop you in your tracks and aren’t forgotten. Often they come with a message that transcends well beyond the 90 minutes of action we are usually discussing. This month football had just that following the scary scenes seen at Chippenham Town in their National League South match with Chelmsford City when Pablo Martinez collapsed. For the Bluebirds chairman Neil Blackmore, the story has a simple reminder for clubs and all sport facilities make sure you have a defibrillator for that situation you hope will never happen.
held Premier Division Shaftesbury to a one all draw at the end of ninety minutes Luke Hooper for the home side but Shaftesbury, who eventually went through four two on penalties, did not report their goal scorer, although it was later ascertained it was Luke Delaney. Hythe & Dibden were the days highest scorers with a 7 1 defeat of Hamble Club, Craig Feeney leading the way with four, Callum Chugg with two and a single from Filippos Terzidis against a lone strike from Jake TheHoole.tie between Ringwood and Andover Town went to penalties after a two all draw in normal time with Andover coming out on top in the shoot out by four two. Jake Watson and Brendon Holmes scored the Andover goals, Ringwood goals coming from Harry Smith and Joe Hughes.
On to Saturday and Petersfield’s good start to the season continued with a 3 0 win at Ash United, all the goals coming in the first half from Zak Sharp, Marvin Orepo and Keiran Alcock.
Horndean proved too strong for former Wessex League side Alton, a Connor Duffin hat trick and a goal from Zac Willett giving them a 4 1 victory, while Newport switched their tie to Warminster, held the hosts to a goalless draw after ninety minutes and then went through by a convincing 4 1 on penalties.
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The remaining two victories also needed penalties to decide the outcome. A last minute penalty gave Sherborne a two all draw with Andover New Street Ross Cook with both the Street goals before the visitors went through 3 2 with keeper George Baxter saving three penalties. Pagham travelled to Maidstone and were level with Staplehurst Monarchs at two goals apiece in normal time strikes from Junior Kamara and Phil Turner before winning the shootout 4 2. The two defeats against sides from other Leagues both came in Surrey, Baffins Milton Rovers went down 2 1 at Badshot Lea Kelvin Robinson with the lone goal. While some ten or so miles away Alresford were beaten 4 3 by Godalming Town. It was three each at half time with the Alresford goals coming from Nick Yeomans with two and James Parker Trott, but it was the home side who scored the all important goal in the second half. Connor Kelly, Jordan Browne and Finn Smith the names on the scoresheet, the latter was only 16 on Friday, so a contender for youngest scorer of the competition, at least in this season anyway.
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Bemerton Heath won the Wiltshire derby at Downton by a similar score thanks to goals from George Higgins, Danny Young and George Bennett and Fareham found their shooting boots with a convincing 5 0 win over Romsey at Cams Alders Josh Benfield (2), Morris Dench, Ethan Jones and Calum Benfield on Follandstarget.
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The First Round Qualifying of the Isuzu FA Vase and a successful day for Wessex League Clubs with twelve progressing to the next round.
Seven in all Wessex Ties and five against opposition from other Leagues. Taking the all Wessex ties first, Bournemouth got the ball rolling on Friday evening with a best of three goals victory at near rivals Christchurch. Steffi Pilsoiu gave the home side the lead but two goals from Marcus Cullen saw the Poppies progress.
The five victories over “foreign opposition” started on Friday night with a goal fest at Fawley where the home side held Western League Wincanton Town to a five all draw over the ninety minutes before winning 3 1 on penalties. The Fawley nap hand came from Dylan Knight with a hat trick, James Clifton and Dec Hartigan. Records tend to suggest that this is the joint highest scored draw in Vase history unless of course you know differently. Anyone?
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The Vase ties meant only three games were played in the Premier Division and AFC Portchester joined Bemerton Heath Harlequins at the top of the table after beating Brockenhurst 5 0 in front of an attendance approaching three hundred. Five different scorers as well in Ryan Wilkins, Liam Robinson, Harrison Brooks, Brett Pitman and Jake Rayne.
The other two games ended in single goal victories with Jamie Ovington giving AFC Stoneham the points at Blackfield & Langley and a first half goal from Archie Lovegrove seeing Laverstock & Ford home against InPortland.Division
New Milton came out on top by four goals to two at home to Totton & Eling George Deem (2), Elliot Pearce Eavis and Brandon Hamerston for the Linnets, with Connor Ings and Tokia Russell for the visitors while Whitchurch won for the second week running with a 2 0 defeat of Amesbury, courtesy of goals from Kyle Williams and Sam Lastly,Freeman.FleetSpurs are still seeking their first point after a 3 0 home reverse to Verwood for whom Ethan Fishlock, Louis McWilliams and Jake Carswell were on target.
One Fleetlands recorded their first victory, 2 0 over Hamworthy Recreation, Cameron Stone with a brace, and a two all draw at East Cowes Vics gave Millbrook their first point. Toby Snow and Sam Cant were the Vics marksmen the Millbrook scorers reported by the hosts as Callum Drake and Rich Sesay.
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Log onto www.andovernewstreetfc.co.uk for exclusive interviews with Street’s players & staff Andover New Street score first goal: 4 Opponents score first goal: 3 No goals scored: 0 Andover New Street score first and win: 3 Andover New Street score first and draw: 0 Andover New Street score first and lose: 1 Andover New Street fail to score: 0 Opponents score first and win: 0 Opponents score first and draw: 2 Opponents score first and lose: 1 Opponents fail to score: 2 Andover New Street goals at Crematorium End: 4 Andover New Street goals at Foxcotte Lane End: 6 Opponents’ goals at Crematorium End: 2 Opponents’ goals at Foxcotte Lane End: 2 Page51 HOW THEY WENT IN: SHOTS: 14 HEADERS: 1 PENALTIES: 2 OWN GOALS: 0 FREE KICKS: 0 TOTAL: 17 ALL THE GOALS OTHER INTERESTING STATS FIRST HALF RECORD: PLAYED 7 W 1 D 3 L 3 F 7 A 7 PTS 6 SECOND HALF RECORD: PLAYED 7 W 3 D 3 L 1 F 9 A 3 PTS 12 A GAME OF TWO HALVES THIS SEASON ANS CAREER LEAGUE CUP COMPETITIONS TOTAL DISCIPLINARY APP GLS APP GLS APP GLS YEL RED APP GLS 1 George BAXTER 1 (0) 0 4 (0) 0 5 (0) 0 0 0 56 0 2 Liam HIBBERD 2 (0) 0 4 (0) 0 6 (0) 0 0 0 22 0 3 Eddie PERRETT 1 (1) 0 3 (0) 0 4 (1) 0 0 0 1 0 4 Ashleigh JAMES 0 (0) 0 0 (0) 0 0 (0) 0 0 0 20 0 5 Matt SCOTT 1 (0) 0 3 (1) 0 5 (1) 0 0 0 114 11 6 Alex DOCKREE 2 (0) 1 2 (1) 0 4 (1) 1 0 0 38 8 7 Shane LOCK 2 (0) 0 5 (0) 2 7 (0) 2 0 0 241 108 8 Max ALLEN 0 (2) 0 2 (0) 0 2 (2) 0 0 0 115 2 9 Daryll PHILLIPS 1 (1) 1 3 (2) 3 4 (2) 4 0 0 12 7 10 Callum SWEENEY 1 (0) 1 4 (1) 0 5 (1) 1 0 0 118 40 11 Michael DAVIS 1 (0) 0 0 (5) 0 1 (5) 0 1 0 52 5 12 Cameron THATCHER 1 (1) 1 4 (1) 0 5 (2) 1 0 0 42 4 13 Sean O’BRIEN 1 (0) 0 1 (0) 0 2 (0) 0 0 0 46 0 14 Scott HASSELL 1 (0) 0 1 (0) 0 2 (0) 0 0 0 2 0 15 Lee MORRIS 1 (0) 0 2 (1) 0 3 (1) 0 0 0 34 1 16 Danny FIELD 0 (0) 0 0 (0) 0 0 (0) 0 0 0 55 0 17 Ross COOK 1 (0) 2 2 (3) 6 3 (3) 8 0 0 33 35 18 Michael GOSNEY 2 (0) 1 3 (0) 0 2 (0) 0 0 0 12 4 19 George HALLAHAN 0 (1) 0 0 (0) 0 0 (0) 0 0 0 1 0 20 Joe ROGERS 1 (1) 0 3 (0) 0 4 (1) 0 0 0 30 1 21 Josh MOORE 0 (1) 0 3 (1) 0 3 (2) 0 0 0 1 0 22 Arran MOORE 0 (1) 0 2 (0) 0 2 (1) 0 0 0 1 0 23 McAulie STUBBS 0 (0) 0 0 (0) 0 0 (0) 0 0 0 15 0 24 Joe WESTERN 0 (0) 0 0 (0) 0 0 (0) 0 0 0 0 0 25 Harry LAWTON 2 (0) 0 1 (1) 0 3 (1) 0 0 0 79 16 26 Zach HINE 0 (1) 0 2 (1) 0 2 (2) 0 0 0 60 4 27 Joe WRIGHT 0 (0) 0 0 (0) 0 0 (0) 0 0 0 14 0
KEY: Starting XI Substitute ● Unused sub Not available/suspended : yellow card : red card : sin bin p: penalty scorer FIXTURES 2022-23 DATE TIME H/A OPPOSITION SCORE ATT POS (F)PENALTY (A)PENALTY GOALSOWN BIN/SINOFFSENT BIN/SINOFFSENTOPP. BAXTER HIBBERD PERRETT JAMES SCOTT DOCKREE LOCK ALLEN PHILLIPS SWEENEY DAVIS THATCHER O'BRIEN HASSELL MORRIS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 TueAUGUST2 7.45pm H Fleetlands W 4 0 153 1 a 1 d d 1 a 1 1 c Sat 6 3.00pm A Warminster Town (FACEPR) W 2 0 101 1 a c Y b ● Sat 13 3 00pm H Fawley AFC D 3 3 121 5 2 a b c e b ● e a Sat 20 3.00pm A Westbury United (FAC PR) L 1 5 c c a b a Tue 23 7.45pm H Hamble Club (HSC1) W 3 1 120 a d a 2 c d e b Sat 27 3.00pm A Sherborne Town (FAV1QR) W 2 2* 1 1 c b a b c Tue 30 7.45pm A Fleet Spurs (WLC2) W 2 0 33 1 1 d c b a SatSEPTEMBER33.00pm H New Milton Town Sat 10 3.00pm A Ringwood Town Tue 13 7.45pm H Gosport Boro (HSC2) Sat 17 3.00pm H Ash United Sat 24 3.00pm H Fawley AFC (FAV2QR) OCTOBER Sat 1 3 00pm A Romsey Town Tue 4 7 45pm H Amesbury Town Sat 8 3.00pm H Verwood Town Sat 15 3.00pm A Totton & Eling Sat 22 3.00pm H Petersfield Town Sat 29 3.00pm A Hamworthy Rec NOVEMBER Tue 1 7.45pm A Fleet Spurs Sat 5 3.00pm H Whitchurch United Sat 12 3.00pm H East Cowes Victoria Sat 19 3.00pm A Millbrook Sat 26 3.00pm H Folland Sports DECEMBER Sat 3 3.00pm A Fawley AFC Sat 10 3.00pm A Fleetlands Sat 17 3.00pm A Downton Tue 27 3.00pm A Andover Town TueJANUARY3 3.00pm H Fleet Spurs Sat 7 3.00pm A New Milton Town Sat 14 3.00pm H Ringwood Town Sat 21 3.00pm H Newport IOW Sat 28 3.00pm A Amesbury Town SatFEBRUARY43.00pm H Romsey Town Sat 11 3.00pm A East Cowes Victoria Sat 18 3.00pm H Downton Wed 22 7.45pm A Whitchurch United Sat 25 3.00pm A Folland Sports MARCH Sat 4 3.00pm A Verwood Town Sat 11 3.00pm H Millbrook Sat 18 3.00pm H Hamworthy Rec Sat 25 3.00pm A Petersfield Town SatAPRIL1 3.00pm H Totton & Eling Sat 8 3.00pm H Andover Town Sat 15 3.00pm A Ash United
Fleet Spurs Petersfield Town v Newport IOW Ringwood Town v Downton Romsey Town v Bemerton Heath H Verwood Town v Whitchurch United SYDENHAMS WESSEX LEAGUE ONE FIELD COOK GOSNEY HALLAHAN ROGERS (J)MOORE (A)MOORE STUBBS WESTERN LAWTON HINE WRIGHT SUB TIMES 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 a b c d e GOAL TIMES a a c ● 60 60 65 70 7, 9, 41,45 ● a 2p b 56 62 68 57, 71 d1 d c 31 45 61 70 82 3, 10, 35, 45, 52, 90+7 1 b 52 58 81 9, 35, 39, 42, 47, 80 c e b 46 46 57 62 67 39, 49, 53, 79 2p a 59 83 90 39, 59, 66, 90+2 d c a b 55 59 63 63 62, 89 FOR MATCH REPORTS AND STATS, VISIT WWW.ANDOVERNEWSTREETFC.CO.UK KEY: *: penalty missed | Left club | Team name colour: League Cup Match | Team name colour: FA Vase Match
H East Cowes Victoria Sat 11 3.00pm A Amesbury Town (FA Vase 1Q) Sat 18 3.00pm H Petersfield Town OCTOBER Sat 2 3.00pm A Fawley AFC Sat 9 3.00pm H Folland Sports Sat 16 3.00pm A Laverstock & Ford Sat 23 3.00pm A Newport IOW Sat 30 3.00pm H Millbrook TueNOVEMBER2745pm H Downton Sat 6 3.00pm A Ringwood Town Sat 13 3.00pm H Romsey Town Sat 20 3.00pm H Totton & Eling Sat 27 3.00pm A Verwood Town DECEMBER Sat 4 3.00pm A Bemerton Heath H Sat 11 3.00pm H Ash United Sat 18 3.00pm A Fleet Spurs Mon 27 3.00pm H Andover Town MonJANUARY33.00pm H Whitchurch United Sat 8 3.00pm A East Cowes Victoria Sat 15 3.00pm H New Milton Town Sat 22 3.00pm A Folland Sports Sat 29 3.00pm H Fawley AFC FEBRUARY Sat 5 3.00pm A Millbrook Sat 12 3.00pm A Petersfield Town Sat 19 3.00pm H Ringwood Town Tue 22 7.45pm A Totton & Eling Sat 26 3.00pm H Verwood Town SatMARCH53.00pm H Bemerton Heath H Sat 12 3.00pm A Romsey Town Sat 19 3.00pm A Infinity Sat 26 3.00pm H Newport IOW
APRIL Sat 2 3.00pm A Downton Sat 9 3.00pm A Ash United Sat 16 3.00pm H Laverstock & Ford
AUGUST Wed 4 7 45pm A Whitchurch United Sat 7 3.00pm A Shepton Mallet (FA Cup EPR) Sat 14 3.00pm H Infinity Tue 17 7 45pm A Andover Town Sat 21 3.00pm H Fleet Spurs Tue 24 7.45pm A Moneyfields (Hants SC1) Sat 28 3.00pm A New Milton Town Mon 30 3.00pm A Cowes Sports (WLC2) SatSEPTEMBER43.00pm
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DATE TIME H/A OPPOSITION SCORE ATT POS (F)PENALTY (A)PENALTY GOALSOWN OFFSENT OFFSENTOPP. O’BRIEN FIELD BRUNLE ALLEN SCOTT DOCKREE LOCK KINGE DENHAM BEAVIS (C)THORNE CURTIS WING YATES (G)THORNE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
GROUND? Gosport Borough play their home games at Privett Park, Privett Road, Gosport, Hampshire, PO12 3SX. The ground was opened in 1937 with the club taking up residence in 1944. The ground is dominated by the main stand (built when the ground opened in 1937) on the west side of the ground. This classic, old looking stand is set back from the pitch with the Press Box at the rear and the changing rooms beneath. The stand is constructed of wood on a brick lower level. It is covered and all seated but has a number of supporting pillars running across the front of it that may impede a spectators' view. The dugouts situated in front of the main stand. Either side of the stand are the club shop and tea bar and the corporate suite housing for matchday hospitality. Opposite the main stand is the modern and smaller Harry Mizen Stand (built 2011). It has an unobstructed view of the pitch and disabled access. The Harry Mizen Stand seats 300 people. Both ends of the ground are open, flat areas with no terracing. On the south side of the ground the Trappers Bar is the club's bar. At the north end of the ground are two mobile phone masts.
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WHO? Gosport Borough Athletic Club were founded in 1944 in an initiative to bring back organised football, athletics, swimming and cycling to the town of Gosport after a break of several years.
This will be the first fixture between the two sides in the Hampshire Cup.
Page54 WESSEX LEAGUE ONE TOP SCORERS Player Team Gls Pl GPG Krzysztof Krystofowicz Downton 7 6 1.2 Patrick Correia Ringwood Town 6 6 1.0 Dylan Knight Fawley AFC 5 5 1.0 Luke Stone New Milton Town 5 5 1.0 Ross Cook Andover New Street 4 3 1.3 George Deem New Milton Town 4 4 1.0 Oliver Davies Downton 4 6 0.7 Kareem Foster Ash United 4 6 0.7 Ryan Hamm Ringwood Town 4 6 0.7 Luke Hooper Folland Sports 4 5 0.8 Sam Howe Downton 4 6 0.7 Daryll Phillips Andover New Street 4 6 0.7 Cameron Stone Fleetlands 4 6 0.7 Alexandr Barsa Petersfield Town 3 5 0.6 Christian Bennett Petersfield Town 3 6 0.5 Samuel Cant East Cowes Victoria 3 4 0.8 Cameron McMonagle Verwood Town 3 3 1.0 Louis McWilliams Verwood Town 3 3 1.0 Thomas Moseley Downton 3 3 1.0 Jack Odam Romsey Town 3 4 0.8 2022-23 WESSEX LEAGUE ONE TABLE P Team Pl W D L F A GD Pts 1 Downton 4 3 1 0 19 3 16 10 2 Andover Town 4 3 1 0 13 5 8 10 3 Verwood Town 5 3 0 2 11 7 4 9 4 Ringwood Town 3 3 0 0 10 6 4 9 5 New Milton Town 5 3 0 2 12 12 0 9 6 Folland Sports 3 2 1 0 7 2 5 7 7 Petersfield Town 4 2 1 1 8 4 4 7 8 Totton & Eling 4 2 1 1 7 6 1 7 9 Amesbury Town 5 2 1 2 6 13 7 7 10 Whitchurch United 5 2 0 3 11 14 3 6 11 East Cowes Victoria 4 1 2 1 8 7 1 5 12 Andover New Street 2 1 1 0 7 3 4 4 13 Romsey Town 3 1 1 1 7 7 0 4 14 Ash United 4 1 1 2 8 12 4 4 15 Newport (IOW) 2 1 0 1 5 6 1 3 16 Hamworthy Recreation 4 1 0 3 6 11 5 3 17 Fleetlands 5 1 0 4 5 13 8 3 18 Fawley AFC 3 0 2 1 5 8 3 2 19 Millbrook 4 0 1 3 7 12 5 1 20 Fleet Spurs 5 0 0 5 3 14 11 0 FORMED: NICKNAME1944:THE BORO’ LAST SEASON: 9TH PREMIER DIV SOUTH FOLLOW THEM ON TWITTER: @GOSPORTBFC COLOURS: YELLOW SHIRTS, BLUE SHORTS GROUND: PRIVETT PARK MANAGER: SHAUN GALE
MATCH SUMMARY Fawley AFC CLUB andovernewstreetfc@hotmail.co.ukMainCONTACTSTelephone:01264358358Email:OfficialWebsitewww.andovernewstreetfc.co.ukFacebookFacebook.com/AndoverNewStreetTwitter@AndoverNSfc Andover New Street M JAMIE COLEMAN 1 GEORGE BAXTER 2 LIAM HIBBERD 3 EDDIE PERRETT 4 ASHLEIGH JAMES 5 MATT SCOTT 6 ALEX DOCKREE 7 SHANE LOCK 8 MAX ALLEN 9 DARYLL PHILLIPS 10 CALLUM SWEENEY 11 MICHAEL DAVIS 12 CAMERON THATCHER 13 SEAN O’BRIEN 14 SCOTT HASSELL 15 LEE MORRIS 16 DANNY FIELD 17 ROSS COOK 18 MICHAEL GOSNEY 20 JOE ROGERS 21 JOSH MOORE 22 ARRAN MOORE 23 MCAULIE STUBBS 24 JOE WESTERN 25 HARRY LAWTON 26 ZACH HINE 27 JOE WRIGHT 1 OLLIE BULL 2 ELLIOT LINES 3 JOE KIMBER 4 BEN KELLY 5 BRANDON HAMERSTON 6 ASH BOOKER 7 ETHAN QUARCHIONI 8 CHARLIE TURNER 9 LUKE STONE 10 TYRRELL SAMPSON 11 JACK DACOMBE 12 ELLIOT PEARCE EAVIS 13 LUKE DENNISON 14 GEORGE DEEM 15 CALLUM PARNELL 16 JORDI GENTLE 17 MORGAN TURNER 18 LIAM GRIFFIN 19 JIM MAHONY 20 JACOB MONK 21 BEN COOPER 22 CALLUM BUTLER 23 NOEL McCARTHY GARDINER 24 GEORGE RICHARDSON 25 ASHLEIGH BOOKER 26 AARON SCOTT 27 JAKE FIELDS M PAUL TURNER HT ATT FT MOTM OFFICIALSMrCO’NeilRefereeMrDArchiboldAssistant1MrEKhairaAssistant2 Played Scored Played Scored New Milton’s last team New Milton 3 Moneyfields 2 Streets’ last team Street 2 Fleet Spurs 0 Goals: Phillips (62’), Lock (89’) Subs: Lawton for Thatcher (55’), Davis for Hine (59’), Cook for Phillips (63’) Sweeney for Moore J (63’) Gosney (65’ Foul) None O BRIEN PERRETT HIBBERDSCOTT MOORE A HINE GOSNEY THATCHER MOORE J LOCKPHILLIPS ULL KIMBER BOOKERHAMERSTO LINES DACOMBESAMPSONKELLYQUARCHION TURNERDEEM
