ISSUE #9 | ANDOVER NEW STREET v WHITCHURCH UNITED | 05.11.22
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CONTENTS
15.10.22 | KO: 3PM
JAMIE COLEMAN:
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WELCOME JAM BOYS:
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CAMERA NEVER LIES:
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FIXTURES & RESULTS 2022-23: 12 LEAGUE REVIEW:
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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
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 First Team Assistant Manager: Ashleigh James First Team Coach: Jamie Dockree Head Of Goalkeeping: Alex Thompson
Head Of Medical: Pete Tunney Physiotherapist: Josh Oatly Kit Man: Ken Hardy Club Secretary: Kerry Tobin House Chairman: Jim Wilson Treasurer: Amanda Cox Membership Officer: Kerry Tobin Swifts Chairman: Paul Reidy Swifts Secretary: 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: Chris Robins
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.
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ANDOVER NEW STREET - v - WHITCHURCH UTD 05/11/2022 | FOXCOTTE PARK
THE MANAGER
Good afternoon and a very warm welcome to Foxcotte Park to all our supporters for this afternoon’s game against our visitor’s Whitchurch United. I’d like to welcome the Jam Boys management team, their staff, players and all officials and supporters who have made the short journey to Andover this afternoon. Whitchurch are a club, who have struggled over the past few seasons at the wrong end of the League One table. This season they have shown in patches what they are capable of and come into this game on the back of a creditable 3-3 draw at New Milton Town. The Jam Boys have always been a tough opposition for us, and I expect nothing different this afternoon. We will need to be at our very best to get a positive result. We come into the game having continued our impressive unbeaten run in the league and also progressed in the FA Vase, with an excellent away performance at Street a couple of weeks ago. I thought the Vase tie against Street was a good advert for the Wessex League.
I’m not being biased when I say my team were magnificent, and so were you in the stands. We were at it from the very beginning and showed great character to come from behind against the run of play and show the attacking prowess we have as we grew stronger in the second half. The momentum followed us down to Hamworthy Rec again where we were again resilient. Having got into a strong position just before halftime, I was disappointed to concede a penalty on the halftime whistle. A few choice words at halftime had the desired effect. With Locky scoring late on to secure the points and then Cooky completing his hat-trick. Please give it everything you’ve got from stands. We’ve had plenty to cheer in recent years and we all feed off each other here, which I know we will be doing again today as we set about making Foxcotte Park a fortress it usually is.
I’M NOT BEING BIASED WHEN I SAY MY TEAM WERE MAGNIFICENT, AND SO WERE YOU IN THE STANDS. WE WERE AT IT FROM THE VERY BEGINNING.
Enjoy the game.
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KEEP CALM AND
FACT FILE
KEEP THE FAITH
NICKNAME: The Jam Boys STADIUM: Longmeadow CAPACITY: 1,500
LEAGUE POSITION 21-22: 13th Wessex League One MANAGERS: Martin Williams
MILES FROM ANDOVER: 10 miles
LAST MEETING: Foxcotte Park, 03/01/22, 2-0 League One
ANDOVER NEW STREET - v - WHITCHURCH UTD 05/11/2022 | FOXCOTTE PARK
THE CAMERA NEVER LIES
Action from a previous meeting with Whitchurch at the start of last season. The Jam Boys came from behind to win 2-1, after Luke Hooper had given the Street a 1-0 lead. Here the Street go close late on as they put pressure on the Jam Boys defence.
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THE NLP PAPER
ANDOVER NEW STREET - v – WHITCHURCH UTD 05/11/2022 | FOXCOTTE PARK
THE NON-LEAGUE PAPER WITH JON COUCH – NLP REPORTER The word ‘legend’ is a term used pretty loosely in football these days, but there aren’t many people in the Non-League game who consider Neil Cugley as anything but. Last week, the veteran boss stood down as manager of Folkestone Invicta after 26 years and 1,299 games in the dugout, making him the longest-serving manager in the top eight tiers of English football since Arsene Wenger left Arsenal in 2018. “He changed my life,” striker Ade Yusuff told us. “A lot of managers I’ve had haven’t really understood me as a player – maybe even a man, sometimes – whereas he’s allowed me to be myself. That’s helped me to flourish on the pitch under him.” Twenty six years. It can never be underestimated just what an achievement that is, especially in this day and age where managers are lucky to last 26 days before the knives come out. That, though, is where Non-League football is cut from a different cloth. Yes, there are still the odd overreactive parting of ways but I like to think there is a genuine loyalty that high-end clubs could learn from. Cugs may have stepped away from the dugout but his heart and soul remains at Cheriton Road. His wife runs the bar and his stepson is one of the club’s biggest fans. You can bet Cugs will join them on the terraces, barking his usual instructions, on a Saturday afternoon from here on in.
Cugley’s exit got me thinking about other Non-League legends from the dugout, of which there are quite a few.
On the south coast alone, Tommy Killick, at Poole Town, and Dave Diaper, at Sholing FC, have been at their respective clubs for over 20 years, while Terry Brown, at the age of 70, has recently returned to the Aldershot Town dugout on an interim basis, leading the club to three straight wins on the back of Mark Molesley’s departure. You can’t buy experience like that. So, with Cugley swapping his trench coat for gardening gloves, who is the new managerial stalwart who has served his club the longest? The answer to that is Bacup Borough boss Brent Peters.
Twenty-five years ago, then Borough chairman Frank Manning and co-director Graham Schofield walked into a local pub looking for help to rescue the historic club from extinction.
Little did they know that the man they were talking to would still be holding that baton twenty-five years later. The likes of Cugley, Peters, Killick, Diaper, Brown and others are the lifeblood of their club and the NonLeague game as a whole. Loyalty is everything in life in general – it’s so gratifying to see it rewarded.
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Fareham Town v Bashley
Alresford Town v US Portsmouth
Hamble Club v Shaftesbury
Alton v Christchurch
Horndean v Amesbury Town
Bournemouth v Baffins Milton Rovers
Hythe & Dibden v Portland Utd
Brockenhurst v Cowes Sports
Moneyfields v Blackfield & Langley
SYDENHAMS WESSEX LEAGUE ONE Andover New Street v Infinity
MARCH Sat 5
AFC Stoneham v Hamworthy United
Petersfield Town v Newport IOW
Ash United v New Milton Town
Ringwood Town v Downton
East Cowes Vic v Andover Town
Romsey Town v Bemerton Heath H
Laverstock & Ford v Fleet Spurs
Verwood Town v Whitchurch United
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ANDOVER NEW STREET - v - WHITCHURCH UTD 05/11/2022 | FOXCOTTE PARK
THE WESSEX LEAGUE PREVIEW In Division One New Milton remain at the top pf the table after a three all home draw with Whitchurch. Ben Cooper, Noel McCarthy-Gardiner and Tyler Rudd on target for the home side with Kyle Williams, Sam Freeman and Brody Peart – on his debut ensuring a good point for the Jamboys.
and Arshia Sheibatzadeh earning the points while the luckless Fleet Spurs went down 3-0 at Andover Town thanks to goals from Lewis Williams, Corey Taylor-Kelly and Ryan Griffiths. Petersfield retained their form with a 2-1 home defeat of Fawley, Archie Greenough and Zak Sharp their marksmen after Dylan Knight had given the visitors the lead.
Downton defeated East Cowes Vics 4-2 thanks to a double from Kris Krystofowicz and singles from Ollie Davies and Craig Tyson with Charlie Marsek and Toby Snow replying for the visitors. Four goals also for Andover New Street at Hamworthy Recreation in a game where the victory was not as clear cut as the score line suggests. Ross Cook with three and Shane Lock for the Street with a Chris Long penalty the home response.
The local derby between Totton & Eling and Millbrook ended all square at two each - Harry Yeadon with both goals for the Millers and Josh Carey and Lewis Gordon replying - while there was a welcome point for
Follands kept their position with a twogoal victory over Verwood with goals from Alex Sipilovas
Amesbury in a one all draw with Romsey – Tyler Rutten and Jack Odam on target.
For all the Wessex League news, log onto www.wessexleague.co.uk
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OFFICIALS TBC
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JAMIE COLEMAN Played
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GEORGE BAXTER
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JOEL HALLIDAY
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LIAM HIBBERD
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DAN MORRISEY
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EDDIE PERRETT
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CRAIG RUTLEDGE
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ASHLEIGH JAMES
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CHRIS MORRIS
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MATT SCOTT
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ADAM BROWN
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ALEX DOCKREE
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ROBBIE HENDERSON
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SHANE LOCK
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ROBBIE BRANIGAN
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MAX ALLEN
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KYLE WILLIAMS
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DARYLL PHILLIPS
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DECLAN SHUTTLEWORTH
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Streets’ last team
Street 4 Hamworthy Rec 1
BAXTER PERRETT
HIBBERD SCOTT
DAVIS
Whitchurch United
Andover New Street
ALLEN
COOK
HASSELL
LAWTON
MOORE J
LOCK
Goals: Cook (13’, 42’ p, 86), Lock (75’) Subs: Beckley for Moore J (52’) Plank for Allen (85’), Phillips for Cook (87’) None None
Jam Boy’s’ last team
Unavailable at time of publication going live
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CALLUM SWEENEY
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KIERAN RODGERS
11
MICHAEL DAVIS
11
RYAN TIMMINS
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CAMERON THATCHER
12
JOHNIE GURNEY
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SEAN O’BRIEN
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DAMO HACK
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SCOTT HASSELL
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LOUIS WILSON
15
LEE MORRIS
15
DAVE PARRY
16
DANNY FIELD
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SAM FREEMAN
17
ROSS COOK
17
HARRY WHITE
18
MICHAEL GOSNEY
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NOAH CHENGEN
20
JOE ROGERS
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JOSH MOORE
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ARRAN MOORE
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MCAULIE STUBBS
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JOE WESTERN
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HARRY LAWTON
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ZACH HINE
27
JOE WRIGHT
28
GEORGE PLANK
29
MICHAEL HORNE
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HARRY BECKLEY
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