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CLUB OFFICIALS President: Nick Richmond Vice President: Brian Funnel Chairman: Martin Tobin Football Chairman: John Ward Vice Football Chairman: Chris White Executive Committee Members: Paul Reidy, Kenny Matley, Steve Cox, Fiona Tobin, Ken Hardy, Ady Burdock, Kevin Pipkin, Amanda Cox Director of Football: John Smith Director of Football: Ian Meechan First Team Manager: Danny Dolan Assistant First Team Manager: Jamie Coleman Head First Team Coach: Jason Mussellwhite Head of Goalkeeping: Alex Thompson Technical Goalkeeping Coach: Kevin Pipkin Head of Medical: Pete Tunney First Team Therapist: Jude Fleet Kit Man: Ken Hardy Club Secretary: Kerry Tobin House Chairman: Jim Wilson Treasurer: Amanda Cox Membership Officer: Kerry Tobin Swifts Chairman: Paul Reidy Swifts Secretary: Steve Cox Swifts Manager: Robbie Skeates Swifts Assistant Manager: Andy Welfare Swifts Assistant Manager: Stephen Leighton Swifts Therapist: Vicky Fettes Sponsorship Chairman: Paul Reidy Assistant Groundsman Support: Jack Weatheritt Website Designer: Chris Robins
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OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMME
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Made in Andover. Edited by Kevin Pipkin (Kevin.pipkin@hotmail.com) Design by Kevin Pipkin Photography by Kevin Pipkin Thanks to contributors: John Ward, Chris White, Jamie Coleman, John Smith, Jason Mussellwhite, Glen Butterfield, John Gorman and Chris Tuck. The views in this programme are those of the contributors and not necessarily those of the editor and/or Andover New Street.
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DANNY DOLAN
The Gaffer looks ahead to this evening’s ’s game
FROM THE BOARDROOM
Chairman John Ward writes tonight’s ’s boardroom notes
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LATEST NEWS
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WELCOME THE JAM BOYS
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THE BREWERS & OILERS
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Round up of the latest Wessex League news All the info on the boys from Longmeadow
A look back at our last two Wessex League matches
SWIFTS UPDATE
The latest news from the Swifts last two matches
NEXT OPPOSITION
A look at the Street’s next opponents – Verwood Town
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THE MANAGER
DANNY DOLAN The Street manager on last few matches, life in the manager’s office and looking ahead to tonight’s game >>>
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THE MANAGER
Good evening and welcome back to Foxcotte Park for tonight’s Sydenhams Wessex League One fixture against Whitchurch United. I’ll start by welcoming Glyn Cherrett, his staff and players and supporters who have made the short journey tonight. The Jam Boys have started to find their form with victory over New Milton Town in the League Cup and also victory on Saturday against a struggling Downton side. Our last home game was a disappointing result for all concerned. Despite the great start we made by going a goal up through Danny Urry. Alton equaliser was a “worldie” which no keeper would have stopped. The second half response to going behind was again great to see but we defended poorly on a couple of occasions that cost us the points.
We deservedly dly went in front when Lockey followed up Kingey’ss excellent header to score a simple tap in and we went close to adding to that on a number of occasions. Fawley rarely troubled us but we failed to see the game out and ultimately we got punished in injury time. It certainly was a miserable afternoon as it felt like a defeat with how late they scored and also the weather conditions certainly made it an afternoon to forget. I take full responsibility for the results, I care about every player at the club, plus I care about getting it right on and off the pitch. We win, lose and draw as a team and we keep going until we get it right! We will continue to focus on the next game and take it one game at a time. I’m confident we will start to pick up points and put this slight blip behind us. Enjoy tonight’s game and please get behind your team as you always do. That support is vital in helping us close that gap to the teams above us. Up the Street!
Last Saturday’s match at Fawley was certainly a game of two halves. We contained the Oilers for the first 45 minutes against a strong wind and then totally dominated the second period of the game.
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THE BOARDROOM
JOHN WARD Good evening everyone and a warm welcome to tonight’s game against near neighbours Whitchurch United. These are first notes for a while and although the results and performances haven’t reached the expected levels as yet I’m confident that Danny and Jamie can get us moving in the right direction. It’s important that we start to pick up points so the gap between ourselves and the top four doesn’t become impossible to overturn. Laverstoke & Ford have made an impressive start to the season as have Folland Sports but there is already a massive gap between those two teams. The first half performance wasn’t the greatest but we certainly improved in the second half and it was very frustrating to come back with only a point after dominating the game and restricting Fawley to few opportunities in the second half.
We e welcome two new players to the club that both made their first team debuts on Saturday. Alfie Moulding produced a strong display at centre back last Saturday and also Cameron Rohart-Brown, Rohart who has joined us from Hartley Wintney and played really well so nearly marked his debut with a goal from two free-kicks. kicks. I must also mention how well both the swifts and Ladies sides are doing this season. The Swifts,, whose game on Saturday was postponed postpone due to the weather, are currently second in their division behind Moneyfields Reserves. Reserves The newly formed ladies side continue to gain experience and after a couple of fine wins have come up against two strong sides from Portsmouth in recent weeks in league and cup. I’m m sure they are learning from the experience and willll continue to improve as the season progresses. After tonight’s ’s match, the first team travel to Verwood Town next Saturday and then have a re-arranged arranged fixture against Romsey Town here at Foxcotte Park on Tuesday 3rd November ber with a 7.45pm kick-off. kick Enjoy tonight’s ’s game and I hope to see once again soon.
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COACHES CORNER
JAMIE COLEMAN Good afternoon and welcome to our first home game of the season. These are my first programme notes for the new season and both myself and JC will look to give you insight from the coach’s perspective this season. Having been out of the game for a few years I was tempted back into football by the club’s structure, ambition and passion for playing football the right way. Joining a management team with a wealth of Wessex League and local football experience was a no brainier for me, their vision to develop the players at the club through quality coaching session’s fits perfectly with my coaching philosophy. Working with Jamie and Thomo on the training ground, we are bringing in professional practices to take the club to the next level, this includes performance analysis thanks to VEO (video footage), psychological techniques and player plans to improve game day performance and player confidence.
I was tempted back into football by the club’s structure, ambition and passion for playing football the right way.
It has been one of the strangest prepre seasons I have ever run, training in small socially distanced bubbles with no contact play definitely posed a challenge for the coaching staff and club. The players adapted well and committed fully to the challenging situation. We focused on the technical side of the game and the quality of our ball work and movement movemen until a relax in government rules allowed contact play. The managers put in place an extremely challenging pre-season season fixture list which tested the squad physically and mentally, putting them in great shape for the season start on the 5th. We have a great at squad at the club that are all keen to learn and improve, and a very strong Swifts squad with a few youngsters knocking at the door of the first team. Our focus now switches to the Wessex Division One campaign and making sure we start in the right way. An excellent 2 nil win away at Newport in our opener is just reward for everyone's efforts during preseason. We are hoping to build some momentum and get into that winning habit against Petersfield, they will obviously be looking to bounce back from their opening day defeat so we are anticipating a highly competitive game.
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GARY THORNE POSITION: DEFENDER | AGE: 29 STAUS: SIGNED AFTER LEAVING ANDOVER TOWN HE SAID: “It’s a club I’ve been with since the age of 15, growing up in the reserves and then progressing into the first team. When I left last season I thought it was the right decision as I feel the time away has made me a better player. After speaking to John and Danny and seeing the calibre of signings coming in helped massively with my decision. ”
DANNY FIELD POSITION: DEFENDER | AGE: 27 STAUS: SIGNED AFTER LEAVING BEMERTON HEATH HARLEQUINS HE SAID: “I decided to return to New Street because it’s my local club and after a few seasons away I wanted to get back enjoying my football again. John and Danny have a good setup here and the club is certainly heading in the right direction.”
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STEVE HARVEY The League is saddened to hear of the death of the Hamworthy United’s Steve Harvey. His interest in football probably began with his Dad and Grandad who used to run a local team called St Hellier Athletic. It is not known if Steve actually played for his Dad’s side, or not in his playing days. He also became and still is an A.F.C.Wimbledon Supporter, yes there are some.
The Hammers did try to get him to join the Club, but at that stage he was not ready to do so, but he did later accept an offer to become a Director of Poole Town FC. He then joined HUFC as Chairman for a while and then went to Wimbone Town as a Director.
Steve soon got involved in the local football after moving down to Dorset. He then went on to manage Corfe Mullen F.C in the Dorset Saturday League playing on a piece of ground owned by the Wessex Water Company which he turned into a football pitch.
Steve returned to Hamworthy United when it was going through a very tough period due to several members of the Committee having retired, or had left the Club. It was in serious danger of folding through lack of volunteers. He steadied the ship and together with the then President David Manuel threw himself into the planning and building of the new clubhouse. However, Steve not only oversaw the building of it, but spent hours doing a lot of the work himself.
Almost single handed he maintained the pitch as well as running the team. After a while this became too much, and so they returned to playing at the Rec. Steve went on to manage Lytchett Red Triangle and Bournemouth Sports before deciding to quit managing.
Steve had a clear vision of where he wanted to take the Club, but had to resign due to his fatal condition. There is no doubt without Steve Harvey’s hard work and drive, Hamworthy United would be all the poorer, making him a True Hamworthy Legend.
LEAGUE ROUND-UP Chris Hicks has been appointed as Assistant Manager at Bemerton Heath Harlequins moving along from the Bypass Ground, where he had been involved with the Romsey Town Development team. Brendan Holmes marked his 100th appearance for Andover Town with a goal in their 4-1 midweek win over Whitchurch United, talking of milestones, Mike Byrne has completed 150 appearances for Hamble Club. Former Baffins Milton Rovers Manager Steve Leigh has joined Horndean in the capacity of First Team Coach. WORD ON THE STREET | ANDOVER NEW STREET V WHITCHURCH UNITED | 27.10.20
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PLAYERS QUIZ
A QUESTION OF SPORT Each programme one of the players will answer 10 football questions to see who will finish top of the leader board and win this season’s trophy!
QUESTION 1: Which country has appeared in 3 World Cup Finals but never won? 2: English rock star Elton John was twice the owner of which club?
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6: In which year did the European Championship expand from 16 teams to 24?
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7: Which club is sometimes referred to as FC Hollywood?
PSG
8: Who was Portsmouth’s only Premier League Player of the Month winner?
Yakubu
9: Kevin Phillips won the Golden Boot in 1999/2000, who was the next English player to do so?
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10: Which goalkeeper has the record of 138 clean sheets for the same Premier League team?
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WHITCHURCH UNITED NICKNAME: NICKNAME: THE JAM BOYS HYTHE
FOUNDED: 1903
MILES FROM FOXCOTTE PARK: 13
MANAGER: GLYN CHERRETT
GROUND: LONGMEADOW
SEASONS IN WESSEX DIV 1: 4
LAST MET: DECEMBER 2019
AVR. HOME ATT. 19/20 1 : 60
WHITCHURCH UNITED 2019/20 SEASON STATS
39% LEAGUE WINS
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NICK YEOMANS Bowerman is in his fourth season at the Jam Boys when he moved to Longmeadow at the beginning of the 2017-18 season. Originally from Sholing, Yeomans found limited opportunities starting matches and only made 18 starts in the two seasons he was there scoring 16 goals. In his first season at Whitchurch he made 41 appearances and scored 10 goals. Last season he made 28 appearances and scored 6 goals including one from the penalty spot.
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PLAYERS...
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THE MANAGER
GLYN CHERRETT Cherrett took over as manager of the Jam Boys in January 2018, replacing outgoing manager Carl Bennett after he took on the role of assistant manager at Southern League Premier Division side Gosport Borough.
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Cherrett was assistant manager to Bennett prior to taking up the role and has a wealth of experience in the Wessex League with Winchester City, Folland and Brockenhurst. During his time in charge of Whitchurch he has guided them to 13th and 14th finishing positions in the league and was set for top 10 finish last season before it was abandoned.
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Position: DEFENDER
Previous Club: N/A
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2019/20 League Appearances: N/A
2019/20 League Appearances: 30
2019/20 Clean Sheets: N/A
2019/20 Goals: 0
Owens only recently made his debut for the Jam Boys in their recent win over New Milton Town in the League Cup, which ended in a 11 draw but Whitchurch progressed 5-4 in the penalty shootout that followed.
Connor Bloomfield made his debut for Whitchurch United in 2018 when he came on as a substitute in the Jam Boys 3-2 victory over Ringwood Town in September 2018.
Owens then made his league debut on Saturday in the 3-2 away victory against Downton.
He went on to make a further 23 appearances that season and scored his only goal for the club as well.
Prior to Owens taking his place between the posts, Ash Downs had made 6 appearances in goal.
This season he has made 11 starts this season and also scored a penalty in the 5-4 5 victory over New Milton ilton in the League Cup.
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Position: MIDFIELDER
Position: STRIKER
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2019/20 League Appearances: 31
2019/20 League Appearances: 22
2019/20 Goals: 4
2019/20 Goals: 4
Randall joined the club in 2018 and made his debut coming off the bench in the 3-2 defeat at home to Amesbury Town in October 2018.
Bishop made his full debut last season as a 16 year-old in a 2-0 0 victory over Laverstock & Ford in October 2019.
He went on to make 28 starting appearances and scored 7 goals that season.
He scored 4 goals that season in 22 appearances and has progressed further this season with 12 starts and is i the clubs current top scorer with 6 goals.
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THE LAST TIME
THE JAM BOYS CAME TO THE STREET 23RD APRIL 2018 | ANDOVER NEW STREET 1 WHITCHURCH UNITED 2 | DIVISION ONE
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TASKER, SPENCER, LE BRUN, ALDERMAN, SCOTT, NELLER, LOCK, BEAVIS, NEVE, SWEENEY, YATES SUBS: CRISP, HINE
WHITCHURCH UTD COTTON, CHANDLER, CHERRETT, COOPER, FISHER, HENDERSON, JONES, OMISTON, WINMAN, WOOD, YEOMANS SUBS: BLACKBURN, CHANDLER, SMITH
An optimistic start to the 2017-18 season with a home win against newly relegated Alton, thanks to early goals from Gunner Yates and Callum Sweeney, Alton pulled a goal back and the Street were forced to hold on when Jamie Pollard was sent off.
The Street would go on to have an excellent season and would be firmly in the promotion mix throughout the season. Dreams of actually winning the league looked to becoming a reality when both Tadley Calleva and Christchurch were beaten at Foxcotte Park by a single goal in both games. An excellent 4-1 win at Verwood Town put the Street on the verge of promotion and then a 5-0 victory at Totton & Eling secured promotion and also put the Street top of the table.
The next match was again at home against another relegated side, Fawley AFC were the visitors and looked to have grinded out a draw until Zach Neve popped up in the last minute to snatch all three points for the Street.
The match wasn’t a classic but a hard fought encounter with Yeomans scoring for the Jam Boys before Shane Lock responded for the Street in the 43rd minute.
Downton were next to come to Foxcotte Park and a late penalty ensured the points went back to Wiltshire.
A tough home match against AFC Stoneham was next but a 4-0 defeat put a dampener on the promotion party and meant that the Street needed to win against Whitchurch in their final match and hope that Christchurch slipped up at Hythe & Dibden.
The second half would see Casson spencer put through his own net to give Whitchurch the lead once again and then shortly after he would receive a red card. The Jam Boys would comfortably see out the game and it was not the season end to the league the Street hoped for but second place and promotion was secure and further success in the North Hants Senior Cup was achieved at Longmeadow in a penalty shootout victory over Tadley Calleva.
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from past games w JANUARY 2009 The Street ease to a 6-2 6 win at Longmeadow with a brace from Lee Cogan and Matt Styles with Jamie Pollard and Jamie Coleman also scoring. Ian Davies replied with a brace of his own for the Jam Boys.
APRIL 2016 Newport IOW score in the 7th 7 minute through Ryan Oatley to take the three points back to the Island. The match is watched by 29 people and Whitchurch had a certain Lewis Alderman in their side!
APRIL 2017 Alresford Town come out on top in this tight end of season encounter in the Wessex Premier. John Cole, C Craig Harding and Thomas Sands score the goals for the Town, while Dean Phillips and former Street winger Jason Silver replied for Whitchurch.
APRIL 2018 Both Whitchurch and Romsey share the points in a 2-2 2 draw at Longmeadow. Nick Yeomans and substitute Andre Manders anders with the goals for the Jam Boys.
s out eight programme covers with our opponents APRIL 2018 The Jam Boys spoil the promotion party for the Street with a 2-1 end of season victory at Foxcotte Park with goals from Nick Yeomans and an own goal from Casson Spencer. Shane Lock scored for the Street.
OCTOBER 2018 A crowd of 73 witness the Jam Boys record a 1-0 victory at Love Lane and move up the table past their hosts into 9th place.
OCTOBER 2020 A 1-1 draw in the League cup see’s the Jam Boys progress to the quarter-finals with a 5-4 penalty shootout win over New Milton Town. Corey Cherrett scored for Whitchurch in normal time, while Charles Turner replied for New Milton.
OCTOBER 2020 Saturday’s 3-2 victory at the Nest for Whitchurch thanks to goals from George Bishop, Harry Edmondson and Joe Western. The Robins reply through Matthew Palmer and Player Manager Ben Smith.
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CLASSIC CLASH
07.12.2019 | WHITCHURCH UTD 2 – 3 ANDOVER NEW STREET SYDENHAMS WESSEX LEAGUE ONE
PROGRAMME EDITOR KEVIN PIPKIN DELVES INTO HIS ARCHIVES... The Street was in the middle of an amazing 12 game winning run when they made the short journey to Longmeadow in early December 2019. In an entertaining game that the Street held on to win 3-2, pictured is Jason Silver (hidden) scoring from close range following a deep corner that was headed back into the danger area by Alex Dockree.
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SPOT Youngster Ally McCracken has broken into the First Team from the Swifts this summer. summer The 22-year-old former Stockbridge player is the latest from the Street to be put on The Centre Spot... Spot >>> What’s your favourite position – centre-mid, attacking-mid or up front? And why? Either attacking mid or out wide so I can get the ball in areas where I can make a difference. Getting forward and getting the opposition going backwards. I like running with the ball, taking people on, trying to get goals, trying to get assists. Defensive work obviously you’ve got to do, but no one really likes defensive work! How has it been waiting for your chance to get into the first team? Do you do anything proactive to get the attention of the manager? I didn’t expect it if I’m honest but it has always been the goal since I came to the club, just kept my head down in pre season and was myself, will just continue to do that now and hopefully help the team whenever I can, I’m buzzing to be a part of it. 34
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Do you like roast dinners and gravy? Who doesn’t? Sunday’s aren’t the same without one. Favourite away ground played at? That’s a tough one as I like a few of the grounds I’ve played at but I’d have to go with Beatrice Avenue on the Isle of Wight after the first game of the season against Newport IOW. Describe your emotions before during and after the Newport IOW game? I was as actually a little bit nervous before this game as I knew the night before that I was starting. I soon oon calmed down as soon as the game started but getting the goal so early on helped a lot. It wasn’t asn’t ideal going down to 10 but I felt like we were w always on top and just had to grind it out. All the lads were buzzing afterwards, we all put in a proper shift and it couldn’t have been a better debut for myself and more importantly coming home with the 3 points.
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What is your favourite TV programme?
no.10 I’ve seen in terms of playing between the lines and he had really quick feet. Reminds me a lot of Bruno Fernandes for Utd.
Power on Netflix, unreal watch If you could live in one movie, show, game or book what would you live in and why? Wolf of Wall Street. If you’ve seen it, you’ll know why. Who do you think is the best football player of all time? Lionel Messi. Which player in the current squad could play in the Southern League and why? Danny Urry. The lad has got a bit, would hate to play against him. Team bonding in a karaoke bar... you have to do a duet...what song would you pick and who would you sing it with? I’d have to get Kinge involved and go for Hero by Enrique Iglesias. His initiation song was different class.
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In the dressing room, who is the: Funniest? Most serious? Most untidy? Loudest? Funniest - Gunner 100% the guy never rests. Most Serious - Kinge Most Untidy - Max Allen, he’s always throwing stuff around the changing room. Loudest - Jake Curtis, Biscuit is singing 90% of the time, especially on the mini bus. Describe your pre match preparation? No drinking the night before ha-ha-ha! I usually go for a little walk in the morning to grab a few snacks and drinks to have before the game. What football team do you support? And why? Liverpool, Grew up watching them from a young age. Would you rather have fish fingers for fingers or have chicken wings for arms? Fish fingers for fingers. Your football idol? It’s always been Lionel Messi. Who is your best mate in football? Dean Carr. What a guy! I’ve always been at the same club as him for most of our lives.
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>>> What do you consider the best goal you’ve ever scored? I would have to say that it was against Moneyfields at home on my debut for Swifts. We lost the game 5-2 2 but it’s always nice to score on your debut! Who would you say you have the most chemistry on the pitch? That’s a hard ard one to answer because I’ve only nly played a few games. games Who is the bestt player you have played with? And why? That’s another hard question to answer. Probably have to say Adam Bourner, he can play with both feet and can do it all. Who is the best player you have played against? And why? Callum Slattery, nobody could get near him for 90 minutes. He went on to make it as a pro.
CELEBRATING SHANE LOCK’S GOAL AT NEWPORT IOW...
What’s on the changing room playlist at the moment? A bit of everything really, Jake Curtis has got a bit on the aux to be fair to him, haven’t had any complaints yet. Mali Mali what a tune, brings back IOW memories. Favourite action film of all time? Not that big on action films, any of the Fast and Furious films are decent though. What is your favourite ice cream flavour? Ben and Jerry’s Cookie dough. Who was your biggest influence growing up? My Grandad, he would be at every game without fail and always paid for my boots whenever I needed new ones, Legend! I’m also grateful to Swifts manager Robbie Skeates for bringing me to the club and I wish the best to the Swifts for this season!
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MY STREET
THIS SEASON WE ARE ASKING FOR SUPPORTERS TO GO DOWN MEMORY LANE AND ANSWER A SELECTION OF QUESTIONS BASED ON THEIR TIME FOLLOWING THE STREET. MARTIN TOBIN SHARES HIS VIEWS AND SELECTS HIS ALL TIME FAVOURITE STREET XI TO TAKE ON THE BEST!
Name: Martin Tobin Age: 59 Where do you watch games from: Mainly from behind the goal, but sometimes from the main stand. First game: The first game I watched would have been up at London Road, it was a long time ago. They didn’t have their own ground or clubhouse like we have now. They would play on pitch number 2 and Mick O’Connor was manager at the time.
The worst match: The worst match for me was the game against Cowes I mentioned earlier. It was freezing cold day and it was touch and go with the pitch conditions. The atmosphere was very poor, nobody wanted to play, even the referee wasn’t very keen but the game went ahead and there wasn’t much football and a lot of arguments going on during and after the game. game
First memory: Playing for the Street and going to East Cowes on a cold early January game in the Hampshire League, which we won 1-0 but nobody wanted to play as it was so cold!
Best Individual performance by a player: Best performance I’ve seen was by Dave Bird. He was a towering centre half at New Street. He was captain ptain of the team and he was the master and just superb and drive the team really well. He would always give 110 %. He was Mr New Street at the time but it would be close between him and Dave Selby, who was as hard as nails in the midfield.
Best goal seen: The best goal for me was Ily Warshow’s winner in the North Hants Cup final a couple of years ago against Alresford Town at the Camrose Basingtoke. There was good build up to that goal and young Ily took the goal well.
Favourite Street kit: The home green and black stripes. I love all the green and black kits. Although its important from a financial point of view to have a sponsor, for as long as the kit is green and black then thats the most important thing to me. .
Best match witnessed: It would have to be my last game for New Street A. Nick Richmond was manager of the side. I think I was about 35 or 36. I was playing at the back and we were underdogs against Wallop. We won the game 2-1, we found out the Wallop side had booked the following day off work so they could celebrate that night. It never happened as we beat them and we played tremendously well and with so much spirit and character. We were fortunate on a few occasions but we deserved that as the team were absolutely brilliant. That will always stick in my memory as it was my final appearance in the green and black.
Favourite All-Time Time Player: That a tough one to answer but I’d have to go for Dave Selby. Selby Again his attitude was top class and he wanted to win. He gave you everything he had when he stepped over that white line onto the pitch. To me, he would always be first on the team am sheet. I could name a few others including Dave Bird, Steve Brown, Dave Murphy and Sean Rodgers. I love New Street because... because it’s provided me with the opportunity, and ambition to be involved with a great club that’s moving in the right direction. It has a fantastic set of people working within the club and its helping move the club forward.
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MARTIN’S ALL TIME NEW STREET XI: GK: IAN BARTON
RW: ALAN KENNEDY
RB: DANNY FIELD
CM: DAVE MURPHY
Always reliable, fantastic goalkeeper. Great shot stopper. He had great hands and unbelievable distribution. Was a great organiser of the defence and talker in the side.
I like Danny Field, I think he’s brilliant. He’s reliable. Comfortable on the ball and very good with his distribution. Again he’s a talkative player. He doesn’t waste passes and is a great tackler.
Class player, very good on the ball. Had loads of energy. Provided and created chances for the sides he played for. And he could also score goals by cutting in from the right wing.
I grew up with Dave and played football with him. Very commanding and very good on the ball. He was solid, He was the midfield general in any side he played for.
CM: DAVE SELBY
As I’ve said he was my favourite all time player I can’t really leave him out can i? His attitude during the game was exceptional and that desire to win would make him instrumental to my dream team!
LM: GUNNER YATES
RIGHT BACK | DANNY FIELD
LB: PAUL REIDY
Brilliant on the ball, great distribution and hardly gave the ball away. He was a clever player and worked hard for the team.
CB: STEVE BROWN (C)
Top quality centre back. Outstanding when he played for the club. Would dominate a game and is a great player, especially when you consider the difficult times the side had when he played.
CB: DAVE BIRD
As I mentioned earlier, he was a towering centre back and formed an excellent partnership with Steve Brown. Hardly anything would get past those two on the pitch.. An excellent captain and his leadership skills were second to none. I wouldn’t give him the title of “Mr New Street” for nothing!
I like Gunner. I think Gunner on his day is the best I’ve ever seen in that position posit and in this league. Ability wise he is unbelievable and if he comes on he can change hange a game and certainly influence a match with his wing play and ability to take a man on.
ST: SEAN ROGERS
Big, strong lad. He was excellent in the air and could hold the ball up really well. He would score goals for fun and he’s an excellent striker.
ST: VINNIE RUSHER
Vinnie had that ability to destroy defenders. He could take defenders on and fantastic ability to cross the ball. He’s shooting skills were also exceptional onal and would always hit the target.
MANAGER: MICK O’CONNOR
Great manager, he was really good with the players.. He knew football and had been around the game for a long time and at the top level. He always treated the players with respect but also let them know what he expected from them at the same time. He was never afraid of talking to players in the right manner. A very nice guy as well.
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17.10.20 ● FOXCOTTE PARK ● SYDENHAMS WESSEX LEAGUE ONE ● ATTENDANCE: 120
NEW STREET ALTON STREET GOALS: URRY 10 (PEN), DENHAM 51 ALTON GOALS: PERKINS 26, KNIGHT 50, SANDERSON 62, 75
2 4 O’BRIEN ALDERMAN FIELD CURTIS SCOTT (STERNE 7) DOCKREE LOCK ALLEN DENHAM (McCRACKEN 78) URRY KINGE
SUBS NOT USED THORNE C THORNE G SMITH
YELLOW CARDS URRY CURTIS
RED CARDS NONE
GREENE WRIGHT GRAHAM M DRYDEN MOORE GRAHAM O PERKINS BLACK (HUNTER 70) SANDERSEN FOWLER (HORTON 82) KNIGHT
SUBS NOT USED ADAIR ROLFE
YELLOW CARDS MOORE FOWLER
RED CARDS NONE
STORY OF THE MATCH The Street were defeated at home against a strong Alton side 4-2, ten days ago despite taking an early lead. Danny Urry was adjudged to have been fouled when he was shaping up to shoot, just ten minutes into the first half. Urry took the spot kick and sent Alton keeper Kieron Greene the wrong way. Before that the Street were dealt a blow when captain Matt Scott went off injured in the 7th minute and was replaced by Kai Sterne, with Max Allen dropping back into defence and Scott Kinge moving back into central midfield. Alton equalised through right winger Luke Perkins who hit an unstoppable effort across the goal and in off the far post. The Brewers took the lead just four minutes after halftime when Liam Knight scored. But the Street immediately got back on level terms through Brett Denham. Alton re-took the lead in the 62nd minute through Scott Sandersen and the same player made it 4-2 when he met a high cross from Perkins to head past Sean O’Brien to secure the points for the Brewers.
POSSESSION 48% | 52%
SHOTS ON TARGET SHOTS OFF TARGET 6 | 7 4 | 3
CORNERS 3 | 4
FOULS 15 | 12
SAVES 3 | 4
24.10.20 ● THE ALLPORT ARENA ● SYDENHAMS WESSEX LEAGUE ONE ● ATTENDANCE: 70
FAWLEY AFC NEW STREET FAWLEY GOAL: HARTIGAN 90+5 STREET GOAL: LOCK 50
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O’BRIEN FIELD ROHART-BROWN (THATCHER 80) MOULDING SCOTT (CURTIS 13) DOCKREE ALLEN LOCK KINGE STERNE DAVIS (McCRACKEN 60)
SUBS NOT USED THORNE SMITH
YELLOW CARDS URRY MOULDING CURTIS DOCKREE RED CARDS NONE
COOMBES KEATING BOON BERRY SAYCE RAFFERTY HAWKINS (STUTTARD 68) BRADLEY KNIGHT (EARL 58) HARTIGAN CONNORS (PITHERS 70)
YELLOW CARDS RAFFERTY
RED CARDS NONE
STORY OF THE MATCH The Street suffered heartbreak when a dramatic injury time equaliser from Fawley denied the Street taking home all three points after dominating the second half. The first half was fairly uneventful with few opportunities at either end. Mikey Davis having the Streets best opportunity when he broke free on the left but fired wired of the target. The second half started in the pouring rain but the Street took the lead five minutes into the second half when Scott Kinge rose highest to head towards goal, only to see his effort pushed away by the Fawley keeper, straight into Shane Lock’s path for him to score into the empty net. The Street went onto to create a hatful for chances but couldn’t get the second goal to secure the win, despite hitting the woodwork and new signing Cameron Rohart-Brown going close with two freekicks. Fawley offered very little threat in the second half until in injury time they forced a corner and with their keeper up in the box the ball found its way into the bottom corner and the points shared on a miserable afternoon.
POSSESSION 66% | 44%
SHOTS ON TARGET SHOTS OFF TARGET 8 | 3 4 | 4
CORNERS 5 | 3
FOULS 21 | 24
SAVES 2 | 7
JRC CLEANING
KIERON LE BRUN’S
FAVOURITE THINGS
Nickname: Kiz Position: Defender Born: 29.05.96 GOAL? That would have to be when I played for the U18’s for the Street and I scored a free kick on the edge of the centre circle. It was a knuckleball into the top left hand corner to make it 1-1. 1. The keeper just waved at it as it went by him!
GAME THAT YOU’VE PLAYED IN The North Hants Senior Cup Final against Alresford Town in 2019. Being the underdogs, it was a great game to be a part of and retaining the cup. BACK2BACK! GK
CB
TEAM: Man United MOVIE: The Lost Boys MEAL: Steak & Chips
FIVE FIVE-A-SIDE TEAM
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Ronaldinho
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TEAM MATES BEST MATE? Steve Turner CAR SCHOOL? Jake and Kieron BEST DRESSED? Max Allen WORST DRESSED? Chris Wing, just the word going around it’s him! ALWAYS ON THE PHONE? Kizza LAST TO BUY A DRINK? Kieron BEST AT FIFA? I’ll back myself!!! POOL CHAMPION? Scott Kinge, after watching him smash Connor Thorne the other week! FUNNIEST? Gunner LOUDEST? Gunner MOST SENSIBLE? Brett Denham WORST HAIR? Lockey – looks like a shepherd’s pie!!! WORST TRAINER? Connor Thorne BEST TRAINER? Lockey BEST TASTE IN MUSIC? Jake Curtis WORST TASTE IN MUSIC? Ally McCracken LONGEST IN SHOWER? Jake Curtis ALWAYS LOOKING IN THE MIRROR? Lockey
BEST DRESSED
POOL CHAMPION!!!
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PETE TUNNEY Good afternoon and welcome to today’s match against Alton. From time to time I will look at different types of injuries that can occur on the football pitch and how best to treat and recover from them. This week I’m looking at OsgoodSchlatter’s Disease. This is a condition where the attachment of the patella tendon to the tibia becomes inflamed. The tendon attachment is situated over a growth plate of the tibia. Excessive use of the quadriceps muscles will stress the tendon attachment and growth plate, producing inflammation. The cause is likely to be over use, and is most common in active boys aged between 10 and 16. Generally this condition does not occur after growth ceases.
Symptoms Pain during and after activity at the tendon attachment. Local swelling and tenderness. Treatment Rest. This will allow inflammation and pain to settle. Modified activity – avoid movements which reproduce pain. Ice. Apply ice for 10 – 15 minutes every two hours. Stretch. Begin stretching exercises to increase the length of the quadriceps muscles. These should be performed regularly and within the pain-free pain range of movement. To perform this stretch, balance on the unaffected leg, pulling the heel of your other leg towards tour bottom. Keep ep your knees close together and your hips pushed forwards. Hold the stretch for the 30 seconds and repeat five times. Returning to activity should be a gradual process. This condition generally heals spontaneously, but problems can recur if the tendon is stressed further. Enjoy the game.
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LEAGUE LOOK THE LATEST IN SYDENHAMS WESSEX LEAGUE In the bread and butter world of the Premier Division, the much anticipated game between Lymington and Fareham was disappointingly a late call off due to covid-19 issues in the home camp, where perhaps more notice could have been given. Moving on to games played now, and we’ll start in the top flight. The northern outpost of Calthorpe Park saw a 4-1 away win for Hamworthy United, with Cameron Munn leading the way with a hat trick for the Hammers. Dan Cann also found himself on the scoresheet for the third time this week, in a win that sees the Hammers hit top spot with Fareham inactive. Taylor Watts notched a late consolation strike for Fleet. At our other northerly club, it was honours even between Tadley Calleva and Portland United. Ryan McKechnie leveled the contest for the visitors after a long trip, Josh Drew having put the hosts ahead. On the south coast we head to Portsmouth, where Baffins Milton Rovers netted three without reply against Bournemouth. All goals here came in the second half with Josh Warren, Tommy Scutt and Blu Boam finding the target. Whilst on that area, Brockenhurst won by the odd goal of three at AFC Portchester in front of the biggest gate of the day, 240. Brad Magookin hitting a double- one in each half for the Badgers, whilst Barry Mason was the Portchester marksman. On the artificial surface at Stoneham Lane, it was a 6-0 win for AFC Stoneham against Bashley, with Duarte Martins and Nathan Clements both bagging braces for the
Purples. Scott Hills set the ball rolling with a 19th minute penalty and Will ill Wiseman was also on target. Christchurch got back to winning winnin ways with a 3-1 1 win coming at Hamble Club. Max Wilcock, Kyle Graham and Ash Pope with the goals. New boy Mitch Byrne for the Monks with an added time strike in the first half. The final game in the Premier was on the Waterside where 78 witnessed Blackfield ld & Langley hit four without reply against Alresford. Connal Morrison hit a double for the hosts after River Smith had given them the lead, with Dom Panesar-Dower Panesar also on the scoresheet. In Division One, the game at Ringwood was abandoned after around an hour, with torrential torr rain the cause. Bemerton were 1-0 1 up through a 22nd minute strike from Kane O’Keefe. Nearby New Milton Town went down 3-1 3 at home against Folland Sports, with Chris Long on target ta for the Linnets and Matt Casey, Clayd Roach and James Thomson for the Planemakers. Another host team on the losing list saw Downton defeated by Whitchurch 3-2. 3 Matt Palmer and Ben Smith for the Robins with George Bishop, from the penalty spot, Harry Edmondson dmondson and Joe Western getting the points for the Jamboys. Petersfield Town also enjoyed a win by the same score at Totton & Eling, Bailey Newbury with a hat trick for the Rams. Danny Clarke and James Matthews with the goals for the Millers. Honours even at Andover Town against Hythe & Dibden. Town went ahead through Ben Emans before Mig Dark earned the visitors a point. It was also one apiece at Fawley where a late Declan Hartigan goal earned the oilers a point against Andover New Street who led from a Shane S Lock strike early in the second half. Alton grabbed the points in a 1-0 1 win over Romsey Town with Matt Graham getting the goal towards the end of the first half, the gate of 161 being the best of the bunch in Division One. Laverstock & Ford maintained a ten point lead at the top of the Division with a 4-0 0 win over East Cowes Vics. The scorers seem somewhat familiar now, namely Jake Rawkins, Chae Sykes and Russell Jones (2). Lastly for the weekend and the only game on the Isle of Wight was at Beatrice Avenue, A where United Services Portsmouth beat Newport 3-0. 3 Dec Seiden, Tyler Moret and Tom Cain earning the visitors the points.
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ROBBIE SKEATE’S
SWIFT’S S LIFE
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Apple or Android?
Last holiday?
Apple.
Prague
Last person you called?
Karaoke song?
Stephen Leighton.
Your love is my love
Favourite food?
Love Island or Peaky
Kebab
Blinders?
Apple or rhubarb crumble?
Peaky Blinders
Apple crumble
Club you support?
Food you can’t stand?
Leeds United
Mushrooms
Favourite away ground?
Pet hate?
St Mary’s
Poor player commitment
Best moment in football?
Cat or dog?
Leeds getting promoted to
Dog.
the Premier league
Xbox or Playstation?
Best player played with?
Xbox.
Steve Turner
Favourite music artist?
Instagram or Twitter?
Red Hot Chilli Peppers
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SWIFTS UPDATE The Swifts found themselves in cup action on Wednesday night against South Wonston with the Foxcotte Park pitch looking like a carpet and with the added drizzle creating a real zip. The home side started with a bang, with Charlie Rodgers playing in a more advanced role, curling a beautiful shot past the keeper. 1 then became 2 when Liam Dufall spectacular effort cannoned in off the post. The home side looked comfortable during the first half, creating chances and looking the more likely to add to the score sheet with Ryan Morgans & Marcus Tyler both came close. The away side started the second half quickly with a well taken finish to set up what would a thrilling second half. The away side stayed on the front foot and looked to try and break down the strong and resolute Swifts defence. The Swifts then restored the 2 goal lead with Liam Dufall’s second of the night, with a strong drive into the corner of the goal! The away side with nothing to lose threw everything they had at the
Swifts defence and finally bundled in their second of the evening, making the score line 3-2 2 with not long left on the clock. Callum Buck stole the ball in the middle of the park with a strong tackle and started to run at the South Wonston back line, jinking past one and creating space outside the box to unleash the goal of the game, with the ball flying into the roof of net. Absolute rocket. With not long left and the score line at 4-2, 2, you would have thought that would be done and dusted. There was still some late drama to come with The Swifts conceding a penaltyy which was slotted away with keeper Mike Horne unlucky not to save. The game ended 4-3 4 with a dramatic night up at the Foxcotte and the t Swifts into the next round of the cup. The Swifts faced Wednesday opponents South Wonston on Saturday, Saturday looking to make it another victory and 3 points towards the promotion push. It didn’t take long for The Swifts to carry on from there Wednesday night with the home sides first touch of the ball, was picking the ball out their own net as Harry Lawton finished from a superb b cross from in-form in winger Liam Duffal. The he game then settled down with the t Swifts controlling most of the play and creating chances. The home side looked dangerous on the break causing a few nervous moments at the back. The Swifts contributed to press and probe but couldn’t find the important second goal. Similarly to the first half, The Swifts created a number of good chances in the second half but failed to convert but always looked comfortable and in control of the game. The Swifts saw the game out with a clean sheet and 3 points on the road.
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2020-21 21 HAMPSHIRE PREMIER FOOTBALL LEAGUE DIVISION 1 DIVISION 1 TABLE
DATE 02.09.20 05.09.20 12.09.20 19.09.20 26.09.20 03.10.20 07.10.20 10.10.20 17.10.20 21.10.20 24.10.20 31.10.20 14.11.20 21.11.20 25.11.20 28.11.20 05.12.20 12.12.20 19.12.20 02.01.21 09.01.21 16.01.21 23.01.21 30.01.21 06.02.21 13.02.21 20.02.21 27.02.21 06.03.21
2020/21 PLAYER STATS LEAGUE APPS GLS Ross Allen Jack Appleton Thomas Appleton Callum Buck Dean Carr Ellis Cleary-Tucker Liam Dufall Tom Gee Michael Horne Mark Keogh Harry Lawton Ben Matthews Ryan Morgans Lee Morris Charlie Preece Cameron Thatcher Sam Thomson Steve Turner Nic Turpin Marcus Tyler Connor Woodhead
3 0 5 5 5 3 3 1 6 1 3 0 1 5 0 6 5 1 6 0 3
(1) (0) (1) (0) (0) (1) (2) (3) (0) (0) (1) (1) (2) (0) (1) (0) (1) (0) (0) (1) (1)
0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 0 0 4 0 0
CUP
TOTAL
APPS GLS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
(0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0)
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
APPS GLS 3 0 4 4 4 3 3 1 5 1 2 0 1 5 0 5 4 0 5 0 3
(0) (0) (1) (0) (0) (1) (1) (3) (0) (0) (1) (1) (2) (0) (1) (0) (1) (0) (0) (0) (1)
0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 0 0 3 0 0
DISIP Y
R
0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2020-21 HAMPSHIRE COUNTY WOMENS FOOTBALL LEAGUE DIVISION 2 FIXTURES DATE
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KO
H/A OPPOSITION
20.09.20 27.09.20 11.10.20
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Clarendon Upham AFC Petersfield Headley United Moneyfields Res Harvest Home South Wonston S (HPSC) South Wonston S Michelmarsh & Timsbury Kingsclere Denmead FC QK Southampton Broughton AFC Netley Infinity (HPSC)
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DIVISION 2 TABLE
SCORE W 5-0 W 5-0 L 2-5 L 1-4
2020/21 PLAYER STATS LEAGUE APPS GLS Nikki Barnes Sara Connolly Noni Davis Tia Dewhurst Gemma Dunn Miranda Farrow Naomi France-S Megan Harrison Alice Hill Jade Lucas Charlotte May Jenna Patterson Ruby Pilfold Kate Probert Lorna Roberts Cherie Rowlands Stephanie Villiers Shelena Woodley
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2 2 0 2 1 0 2 2 0 2 2 1 2 0 0 2 1 1
(0) (0) (2) (0) (0) (2) (0) (0) (2) (0) (0) (0) (0) (1) (2) (0) (1) (0)
2 0 2 0 1 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
CUP
TOTAL
APPS GLS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
(0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0)
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
APPS GLS 2 2 0 2 1 0 2 2 0 2 2 1 2 0 0 2 1 1
(0) (0) (2) (0) (0) (2) (0) (0) (2) (0) (0) (0) (0) (1) (2) (0) (1) (0)
2 0 2 0 1 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
DISIP Y
R
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
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LADIES ANDOVER NEW STREET 2 PORTSMOUTH DEVELOPMENT 5
STREET LADIES SUFFER FIRST DEFEAT OF THE SEASON AGAINST STRONG POMPEY SIDE Street ladies were left to rue a below par performance in the first half as they suffered their first defeat of the season last Sunday. After last week’s postponed game against Cowes due to a waterlogged pitch, the Street looked off the pace in the opening half against a strong Portsmouth side. Pompey were keeping possession much better than New Street and were exploiting the space on the pitch and using the ball effectively. It wasn’t long before they made it 1-0 when they were able to break through down the right hand side to score. The second goal was not long in coming as Portsmouth played a ball through the middle of the pitch and were quickly through to score and give the Street a mountain to climb.
Further goals followed before half-time half and the Street were relieved to hear the halfhalf time whistle so they could regroup at 4-0 down at the break. The second half was a complete turnaround with the Street competing against their opponents and winning the ball higher up the pitch. Nikki Barnes was pushed up front and responded with a goal that further lifted the Street. Barnes was on target again from a corner shortly later and an unlikely comeback was suddenly on. This however was denied when Portsmouth broke on the left hand side and scored to make it 5-2. 5 The Street continued to match their opponents for the remainder of the game but unable to reduce the deficit further. Manager Kyla Tobin said after the game; “We We showed great character in the second half as we didn’t compete in the first half. We did start with a different formation and maybe we shouldn’t have tried that today, but we were excellent second half. Kate Probert was outstanding in midfield, constantly winning the ball for us and making us tick in the second half.”
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ANDOVER LAUNDERETTE
2020-21 STAT PACK WESSEX ONE TOP FIVES
GOALS 1 2 3 4 5
MOST CLEAN SHEETS FRANKLYN HAMM THOMSON JONES KELLY
6 6 6 5 5
HIGHEST ATTENDANCES 1 2 3 4 5 13
ANDOVER TOWN EAST COWES V ROMSEY T DOWNTON HYTHE & D ?
LAVERSTOCK & F FOLLAND SPORTS NEWPORT IOW US PORTSMOUTH ALTON ?
289 288 218 184 182
BALL BARKAWAY BARR BARRON BARTLETT
2 2 2 1 1
1 2 3 4 5 6
LAVERSTOCK & F FOLLAND SPORTS NEWPORT IOW US PORTSMOUTH ANDOVER T ALTON
24 17 15 15 14 12
FORM TABLE (LAST 5) 5 TOP 5 4.00 3.40 3.00 3.00 3.00
MOST APPEARANCES 4 5 6 7 8
NEWMAN PETTS LYNCH O’BRIEN CREASE
HIGHEST GOALS
% OF GOALS SCORED 1 2 3 4 5 9
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5 1
LAVERSTOCK & F FOLLAND SPORTS NEWPORT IOW ANDOVER TOWN US PORTSMOUTH ANDOVER TOWN
15pts 12pts 10pts 10pts 9pts 7pts
FORM TABLE (LAST 5) 5 BOTTOM 5 5 5 5 5 5
5 6 7 8 9
FAWLEY AFC TOTTON & E WHITCHURCH U EAST COWES V DOWNTON
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0pts 0pts 3pts 3pts 4pts 63
FIXTURES 2020-21 21 Downton
East Cowes Victoria
Fawley AFC
Follands Sports
Hythe & Dibden
30.01.21
02.03.21
27.03.21
16.01.21
10.04.21
31.10.20
02.01.21
05.12.20
19.12.20
21.11.20
20.02.21
20.03.21
5-2
-
10.11.20
31.10.20
30.01.21
20.03.21
-
02.01.21
-
-
27.02.21
ANDOVER NEW STREET
10.10.20
Andover Town
13.02.21
Bemerton Heath Harlequins
07.11.20
03.04.21
05.09.20
13.10.20
1-4
1-1
East Cowes Victoria
TBA
13.03.21
Fawley AFC
05.12.20
Downton
2-4
-
29.09.20
Andover Town
5-1
ANDOVER NEW STREET
Alton
Alton
HOME
Bemerton Heath Harlequins
AWAY
12.09.20
30.03.21
17.10.20
29.09.20
0-0
1-1
31.10.20
1-1
13.03.21
12.12.20
24.10.20
12.09.20
2-1 10.10.20
3-0
06.02.21
10.04.21
19.12.20
06.03.21
20.03.21
06.03.21
09.01.21
21.11.20
-
09.01.21
10.11.20
03.04.21
07.11.20
-
30.01.21
02.01.21
10.10.20
17.10.20
1-1
4-0
-
13.03.21
29.09.20
13.10.20
3-1
3-2
-
4-0
31.10.20
21.11.20
27.03.21
09.02.21
14.11.20
07.11.20
17.04.21
27.03.21
Hythe & Dibden
20.02.21
10.10.20
06.02.21
03.11.20
10.04.21
10.10.20
13.10.20
2-2
5-1
10.11.20
3-3
23.01.21
13.02.21
20.02.21
0-2
10.04.21
27.03.21
06.02.21
02.01.21
5-1
28.11.20
New Milton Town
17.04.21
12.12.20
Newport (IOW)
21.11.20
Petersfield Town
30.03.21
06.03.21
19.12.20
09.01.21
Ringwood Town
06.03.21
TBA
05.12.20
24.10.20
13.03.21
Romsey Town
06.02.21
13.02.21
21.11.20
27.02.21
05.12.20
Totton & Eling
20.03.21
27.03.21
09.02.21
United Services Portsmouth
02.01.21
16.01.21
23.01.21
13.03.21
Verwood Town
12.12.20
31.10.20
TBA
30.03.21
Whitchurch United
03.04.21
30.01.21
03.03.21
10.02.21
64
05.09.20
26.09.20
07.10.20
1-3
03.10.20
1-2
12.12.20
26.09.20
5-1 17.10.20
2-1 27.02.21
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24.10.20
06.03.21
TBA
19.09.20
1-1
3-1
Follands Sports
Laverstock & Ford
05.09.20
10.10.20
05.12.20
24.10.20
16.01.21
05.09.20
13.10.20
3-0 14.11.20
24.10.20
1-3
28.11.20
20.02.21
TBA
05.09.20
2-6
3-1
28.11.20
23.01.21
TBA
10.11.20
06.03.21
13.10.20
29.09.20
0-1
18.12.20
12.12.20
06.02.21
10.04.21
27.03.21
27.10.20
31.10.20
31.03.21
26.09.20
3-1
1-1
0-4 03.10.20
4-2
12.12.20
26.09.20
5-0 23.01.21
06.11.20
31.10.20
05.09.20
1-2 17.04.21
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09.01.21
27.03.21
12.12.20
20.02.21
09.03.21
06.03.21
25.09.20
17.10.20
1-0
28.11.20
07.11.20
06.02.21
27.10.20
2-1
TBA
27.02.21
26.09.20
03.11.20
17.04.21
03.04.21
16.01.21
4-1
16.01.21
28.11.20
13.02.21
27.10.20
14.11.20
20.02.21
27.10.20
09.02.21
23.01.21
30.01.21
17.04.21
0-3
28.11.20
13.02.21
17.04.21
30.03.21
27.02.21
19.12.20
31.03.21
20.03.21
17.04.21
21.11.20
12.09.20
26.09.20
5-1
1-0
02.01.21
TBA
07.11.20
14.11.20
29.09.20
26.09.20
28.10.20
27.02.21
03.04.21
06.02.21
03.04.21
28.11.20
27.02.21
1-2
27.02.21
09.01.21
13.02.21
30.01.21
14.11.20
-
13.03.21
03.04.21
02.01.21
17.04.21
12.12.20
5-1
-
31.10.20
20.03.21
05.12.20
16.01.21
-
31.10.20
TBA
19.12.20
02.01.21
12.09.20
09.01.21
06.10.20
3-1 19.09.20
30.03.21
20.03.21
19.12.20
03.10.20
05.09.20
2-1
4-3 10.11.20
27.10.20
-
21.11.20
13.03.21
2-5
27.03.21
-
2-1
19.12.20
27.10.20
30.01.21
20.11.20
06.03.21
13.02.21
06.03.21
17.04.21
20.10.20
1-1
30.01.21
16.01.21
03.11.20
12.09.20
2-2 13.03.21
2-3 05.12.20
23.01.21
19.09.20
0-2
23.01.21
16.01.21
30.01.21
24.10.20
2-3
05.12.20
20.03.21
05.09.20
24.10.20
16.01.21
02.03.21
03.10.20
TBA
03.03.21
02.03.21
2-1
4-1
13.02.21
30.03.21
17.10.20
07.10.20
13.10.20
0-2
7-0
10.04.21
29.09.20
02.03.21
1-3
17.10.20
2-1
10.11.20
0-1
3-1
14.11.20
12.09.20
24.10.20
Whitchurch United
23.01.21
03.11.20
Verwood Town
10.04.21
1-1
United Services Portsmouth
30.03.21
13.10.20
Totton & Eling
09.02.21
Romsey Town
Newport (IOW)
19.12.20
Ringwood Town
New Milton Town
14.11.20
Petersfield Town
Laverstock & Ford
WHO IS PLAYING WHO, AND WHEN... RESULTS UPDATED THROUGHOUT THE SEASON
09.02.21
13.10.20
1-1
06.10.20
7-1 09.01.21
24.10.20
26.09.20
0-3
5-3
07.11.20
06.02.21
09.02.21
07.11.20
10.04.21
07.11.20
14.11.20
10.04.21
20.02.21
06.02.21
09.01.21
-
31.10.20
13.10.20
29.09.20
1-3
0-2
27.03.21
27.02.21
03.04.21
-
09.01.21
13.03.21
20.02.21
2-0
-
03.04.21
14.11.20
28.11.20
-
06.03.21
20.03.21
21.11.20
-
17.10.20
12.09.20
1-2
20.02.21
10.11.20
02.01.21
05.12.20
12.09.20
17.10.20
2-2
3-4
12.12.20
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LE BRUN
ALLEN
SCOTT
DOCKREE
LOCK
KINGE
DENHAM
BEAVIS
POS
FIELD
ATT
O’BRIEN
SCORE
OPP. SENT OFF
OPPOSITION
SENT OFF
H/A
OWN GOALS
TIME
PENALTY (F)
DATE
PENALTY (A)
FIXTURES & RESULTS 1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
SEPTEMBER Sat 5
3.00pm
A
Newport IOW
W 2-0
137
5
-
-
-
1
1
a
Sat 12
3.00pm
H
Petersfield Town
L 0-1
117
6
-
-
1
-
-
●
Tue 15
7.45pm
A
Bashley (Sydenhams L Cup)
L 1-4
125
-
-
-
-
-
-
c
Sat 19
3.00pm
A
New Milton Town (FA Vase 1QR)
D 0-0*
123
-
-
-
-
-
-
Sat 26
3.00pm
H
Totton & Eling
W 3-1
133
8
-
-
1
1
-
Tue 29
7.45pm
A
Andover Town
L 2-5
289
9
-
2
-
2
-
1 b 1
●
a
b c
c b
b
c
y
y
a
1a
a
y
y
y
r r
r c
2
OCTOBER Sat 10
3.00pm
H
Hythe & Dibden
D 1-1
121
10
-
1
-
-
-
Tue 13
7.45pm
A
Downton
D 1-1
114
9
-
-
-
-
-
Sat 17
3.00pm
H
Alton
L 2-4
120
12
1
-
-
-
-
a
Sat 24
3.00pm
A
Fawley AFC
11
-
-
-
-
-
a
Tue 27
7.45pm
H
Whitchurch United
Sat 31
3.00pm
A
Verwood Town
D 1-1
70
NOVEMBER
b
1 1b y
SYDENHAMS WESSEX PREMIER
Tue 3
7.45pm
H
Romsey Town
Sat 7
3.00pm
H
US Portsmouth
Tue 10
7.45pm
A
Hythe & Dibden
Brockenhurst v Blackfield & Langley
Fareham Town v Fleet Town
Sat 14
3.00pm
A
Follands Sports
Hamworthy Utd v Amesbury Town
Tadley Calleva v Bournemouth
Sat 21
3.00pm
H
East Cowes Victoria
Sat 28
3.00pm
A
Laverstock & Ford
DECEMBER
Bashley v Shaftesbury
Alresford Town v Lymington Town
AFC Stoneham v Horndean
SYDENHAMS WESSEX LEAGUE ONE
Sat 5
3.00pm
H
Bemerton Heath H
Sat 12
3.00pm
A
New Milton Town
Andover New Street v Whitchurch Utd
Romsey Town v Petersfield Town
Sat 19
3.00pm
H
Downton
Bemerton Heath H v US Portsmouth
Verwood Town v Follands Sports
JANUARY Sat 2
3.00pm
Downton v Ringwood Town H
3.00pm
A
US Portsmouth
Sat 23
3.00pm
H
Newport (IOW)
Sat 30
3.00pm
A
Whitchurch United
FEBRUARY
PLAYER STATS 2020/21
Sat 6
3.00pm
H
Verwood Town
Sat 13
3.00pm
A
Romsey Town
LEAGUE
Sat 20
3.00pm
H
Fawley AFC
APPS GLS
Sat 27
3.00pm
A
Alton
Tue 2
7.45pm
H
Ringwood Town
Sat 6
3.00pm
A
Petersfield Town
MARCH
Sat 13
3.00pm
A
East Cowes Victoria
Sat 20
3.00pm
H
Follands Sports
Sat 27
3.00pm
A
Totton & Eling
Tue 30
7.45pm
H
Laverstock & Ford
APRIL Sat 3
3.00pm
A
Bemerton Heath H
Sat 10
3.00pm
H
New Milton Town
A
Ringwood Town
TBA
Wednesday 28th October Fawley AFC v New Milton Town
Andover Town
Sat 16
1
Max Allen Kai Brewster Jake Curtis Mikey Davis Brett Denham Alex Dockree Danny Field Scott Kinge Kieron Le Brun Shane Lock Ally McCracken Sean O’Brien Charlie Rogers Matt Scott Kai Sterne Connor Thorne Gary Thorne Danny Urry Oliver Yates
3 0 2 0 2 3 4 2 3 4 2 4 1 4 0 4 2 2 2
(0) (0) (0) (2) (1) (0) (0) (2) (0) (0) (2) (0) (1) (0) (2) (0) (0) (1) (0)
0 0 0 1 2 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0
CUP
TOTAL
APPS GLS 2 0 1 0 2 0 2 0 2 2 1 2 0 1 0 2 2 2 1
(0) (1) (1) (0) (0) (0) (0) (1) (0) (0) (0) (0) (1) (0) (1) (0) (0) (0) (0)
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
APPS GLS 5 0 3 0 4 3 5 2 5 6 3 6 1 5 0 6 4 4 3
(0) (1) (1) (2) (1) (0) (0) (3) (0) (0) (2) (0) (2) (0) (3) (0) (0) (1) (0)
0 0 0 1 2 0 0 1 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0
DISIP Y
R
1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 2 1 1
0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
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KEY
Starting XI
Substitute ● Unused sub
Not available/suspended
y: yellow card r: red card
p: penalty scorer *: penalty missed *Lost 6-5 on penalties
THORNE (C)
CURTIS
WING
YATES
THORNE (G)
NURSE
SMITH
URRY
MCCRACKEN
ROGERS
ALDERMAN
STERNE
FELTHAM
BREWSTER
DAVIS
ALLISTON
ROHART-BROWN
MOULDING
WHO,WHEN AND WHERE THE STREET ARE PLAYING THIS SEASON
11
12
13
14
15
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
27
28
29
30
31
32
b ●
r
c
●
●
●
●
b
a
●
a
c
b
a
b
a
● ya
a
●
c ●
b b
b
a
a
b
16 55
OFF c
S#
A#
65
-
57
57
55
70
-
-
47
53
56
75
-
-
20, 24, 51, 65, 80
62
73
86
-
-
87
y
ay
c
1a
55
55
80
y
1b
c
b
35
57
80 62,79
y
1b
ya
a
●
●
●
b
SENT SUB TIMES
● ●
1y ●
b b
b a a b
c
y
GOAL TIMES
12, 60
-
47, 60, 79, 86
-
30, 40, 54, 62, 84, 86, 88
68
72
-
-
-
1, 63
66
77
-
-
-
56, 70
7
78
-
-
-
10, 27, 48, 49, 59, 76
13
60
80
-
-
50, 94
LEAGUE TABLE 2020/21
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VERWOOD TOWN | 31.10.20 | KO 3PM
OUR NEXT OPPOSITION
UP NEXT
FORMED: 1905 | NICKNAME: THE POTTERS | 2018/19 SEASON: 11TH IN WESSEX ONE FOLLOW THEM ON TWITTER: @VERWOODTOWNFC | GROUND: POTTERNE PARK COLOURS: RED & BLACK | MANAGER: ADIE ARNOLD
WHO?
HAVEN’T WE MET BEFORE?
Now in their 4th season in the Wessex One after relegation from the Premier Division in 2017. After a number of seasons prior to that finishing around the mid-table places in the Wessex Premier, the 2016-17 season finally saw them finish in 22nd position and relegated. There was no instant return for the Potters as they have finished in 17th and 8th the following seasons. 2019-20 saw the Potters struggle for consistency and were 12th when the season was abandoned.
The last time we faced the Potters was back in August last year in an early league encounter.
2020-21 SEASON SO FAR... The Potters put an early home defeat to Hythe & Dibden (2-1) behind them and took a point against Newport IOW. Progression in both League Cup and FA Vase were secured with wins over Petersfield Town and Hythe & Dibden. A 5-3 defeat in the return game against Newport IOW then saw Verwood propel themselves into 7th place with wins at Romsey Town and Fawley. A 1-1 draw at New Milton was bettered with a 2-1 win against Downton. 68
A match attendance of 84 witnessed the Street take an early lead through Luke Hooper in the 19th minute. Chances at both ends followed with both keepers making some good saves. It was left for substitute Ilyas Warshow to secure the victory for the Street in the 86th 86 minute.
STADIUM – POTTERNE PARK The ground is enclosed with a covered seated stand on one side of the ground and there is also a covered terrace with open air standing around the rest of the ground. ground
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VERWOOD TOWN A SYDENHAMS WESSEX ONE | 3PM | 31.10.20 PRICES: Adult: £6, Concessions: £3, U16s Free Printed Programme: £1
EAST COWES VICTORIA H SYDENHAMS WESSEX ONE | 3PM | 21.11.20 Tickets are now on sale at normal match day prices.
LAVERSTOCK & FORD A US PORTSMOUTH H
SYDENHAMS WESSEX ONE | 3PM | 28.11.20
SYDENHAMS WESSEX ONE | 3PM | 07.11.20
PRICES: Unknown at time of going to press Printed Programme: £1
Tickets are now on sale at normal match day prices.
HYTHE & DIBDEN A SYDENHAMS WESSEX ONE | 7.45PM | 10.11.20 PRICES: Adult: £6, Concessions: £3, U16s Free Printed Programme: £1
BEMERTON HEATH H H SYDENHAMS WESSEX ONE | 3PM | 05.12.20 Tickets are now on sale at normal match day prices.
NEW MILTON TOWN A
FOLLAND SPORTS A
SYDENHAMS WESSEX ONE | 3PM | 12.12.20
SYDENHAMS WESSEX ONE | 3PM | 14.11.20
PRICES: Unknown at time of going to press Printed Programme: £1
PRICES: Adult: £5, Concessions: £3, U12s Free Printed Programme: £1
ANDOVER NEW STREET ADMISSION PRICES 2020-21
ADULTS NON MEMBERS: £6 MEMBERS: £2 CONCESSIONS: £2 CHILDREN U16: FREE ENTRY
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THE LAST WORD BY MATT BADCOCK – EDITOR AT THE NON LEAGUE PAPER What’s the best goal you’ve seen live? Not necessarily your favourite or one that meant the most, saw your club win something or, dare I say it, avoid relegation. But the best. Football is subjective. One person’s best goal might not be to the taste of another’s. Some prefer mazy runs. Others think there’s nothing better than a long range strike that crashes in off the underside of the bar. We’re fortunate we get to see more NonLeague goals than we ever did. Now wonder strikes from across the country are only a few clicks away, be it on the club’s website, YouTube channel or social media. Often we will see a goal just moments after the game has finished. It used to be waiting to buy the end of season club video to re-live those moments that could have occurred months earlier. Was it quite as good as you remembered? Was it really that far out? Did the keeper really have no chance? One that will always live long in my memory was a strike by Michael Warner for Farnborough Town against Heybridge Swifts. A headed clearance fell out of the sky to customary cries of ‘SHOOT!’ Often the instruction to take aim is swiftly followed by groans as the 70
ball sails off target, troubling parked vehicles in the car park more than the goalkeeper. But this day, Warner’s effort was a dream. Like a tracer missile the ball rocketed into the top corner. Two goalkeepers wouldn’t have saved it. It was brilliant. These days it would have gone ‘viral’ and been retweeted thousands of times on twitter. Technology has certainly made our annual Goal of the Season at The NLP’s National Game Awards more competitive than ever. More and more nominations roll in each year, all worthy winners from all different levels of the game. In years gone by, these goals would be the stuff of myth and legend. Now the tangible proof is there. I was fortunate enough to be at the National League North Eliminator game between Brackley Town and Gateshead a few months ago. Fans weren’t allowed in the grounds. That was a shame for loyal supporters as it is but even more so when Shane Byrne pulled a spectacular rabbit out of the hat on the stroke of half-time. half Gateshead had just gone one up deep in first-half half stoppage time and looked for all the world to be heading into the break in front. But Byrne, apparently, had other ideas. Receiving the ball from kick-off kick inside his own half, the midfielder hit an inch perfect ball that flew right into the top corner. Gateshead keeper Brad James had no chance. It wasn’t like he’d been caught caugh unawares not concentrating. It left the handful of people inside the ground open-mouthed. mouthed. A wow moment. The only problem for me being, I didn’t fully see it. I was taking notes down from the first goal. Who shoots direct from kick-off!? kick I saw it in the air from a long way out, I saw it arrow into the net. I saw 80 per cent of it. But I didn’t see the actual strike itself. So does it count as my best goal witnessed live? It’s certainly the best one I nearly saw!
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MANAGER: DANNY DOLAN 01
SEAN O’BRIEN
10
JAZZ BEAVIS
22
LEWIS ALDERMAN
02
DANNY FIELD
12
JAKE CURTIS
23
KAI STERNE
03
KIERAN LE BRUN
14
GUNNER YATES
26
MARK KEOGH
04
MAX ALLEN
15
GARY THORNE
29
MICHAEL DAVIS
05
MATT SCOTT
17
MARIO NURSE
31
CAM ROHART-BROWN
06
ALEX DOCKREE
18
TOM SMITH
32
ALFIE MOULDING
07
SHANE LOCK
19
DANNY URRY
08
SCOTT KINGE
20
ALLY MCCRACKEN
09
BRETT DENHAM
21
CHARLIE ROGERS
MANAGER: GLYN CHERRETT 01
ASH DOWNS
10
GEORGE BISHOP
20
RORY WOOD
02
COREY CHERRETT
11
RYAN LONG
21
LOUIS OWENS
03
CONNOR BLOOMFIELD
12
DECCLAN SHUTTLEWORTH 22
04
JAMIE BLACKBURN
14
LLOYD THOMPSON
05
MATT PAGE
15
NIALL HANNIGAN
06
CRAIG RUTLEDGE
16
TOMMY IZZO
07
NICK BEATTIE
17
JOE STEEL
08
AARON RANDALL
18
ROBBIE HENDERSON
09
NICK YEOMANS
19
HARRY EDMONDSON
TOBY TERRY
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