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The Gold Club The club is grateful to all those supporters who have joined the Gold Club this season
Steve Baker Daniel Cadwell Steve Cadwell Pete Chilcott Graham Durban Dan Harvey Martin Hearn Rob Hiscock Richard Livings Brian Metcalfe Jim Rayner Steve Woodage Gold Club members enjoy: • A season ticket for all home league games • Members-only Aylesbury United polo shirt • 3 exclusive pre-match meals with a talk from the manager • An advert in every matchday programme for business members. Visit bit.ly/aufcgoldclub to sign-up now
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appy new year and welcome to The Meadow for this game against Wantage Town. This season certainly hasn’t been a happy one for the players, officials and supporters of the Freds, having failed to earn a single point in their first 18 games. However, a new year is the often the catalyst for a fresh start, and on New Year’s Day they earned their first points with a 1-0
ly met in August
the teams previous
win against North Leigh. As ever when there is a turbulent season, a club at this level will experience lots of comings and goings. How much the Ducks can take away from the previous meeting between the two teams in August – which ended in a 2-0 win – will be limited, given only one of the starting eleven that day – captain James Glover – started the Freds’ game on Boxing Day.
One face that is familiar however is Sydney Ibie, who joined the Freds on loan in December and scored the winner in that first victory for them. As for the Ducks, as we enter the second half of the season, now is the time to build upon a start that has been beyond expectations. Let’s hope the team can start that with a win in this afternoon’s game.
Up the Ducks!
Chairman Graham Read Vice chairman Ken Turnbull General secretary Steve Baker Fixture secretary Ian Pluck Directors James Byrne, Brian Metcalfe, Ian Pluck, Alan Sherwell, Warren Sheward Welfare officer James Byrne Safety officer Warren Sheward Ladies team chairman Andy Foster 21st Century Ducks chairman Zana Saunders Matchday hospitality Muriel Turnbull First team kit Ron Schmidt Web editor Luke Buckingham-Brown Photographer Mike Snell Programme editor Paul Snell Legal name Aylesbury United Football Company no. 05814026 Significant interests (Shareholder/ Shareholding) Graham Read: 49% 21st Century Ducks: 39%
@aylesburyutdfc @aylesburyunitedfc flick.kr/ aylesburyunited issuu.com/ aylesburyunited
New Year Message T
he club’s directors would like to take this opportunity to reflect on the season so far, on and off the pitch. Ben has built an exciting squad this season, with some shrewd signings which have formed a tight-knit group, allowing the start to the season to be beyond the expectations of even the most optimistic of supporters. Twelve clean sheets so far have seen the club firmly established toward the top of the league, matching most teams we have faced so far – most with much higher playing budgets and resources that we could only dream of. It has been said many times already this season that our performances have allowed us to take points from games that wouldn’t have been possible in the previous campaign. A new found resilience and fortitude are very definitely evident in this squad. We are lucky to have loyal players representing the club, with six of the
squad having played in excess of 100 matches so far, including our two stalwarts, Greg Williams and Jack Wood, both of whom are closing on 500 appearances for the Ducks. Their loyalty to our club is an example to the younger players Ben has brought in, all of whom look up to the senior players. Off the field we are immensely proud of the support of you, our fans. Travelling in numbers every week to back the team home or away, you are an inspiration to the players and your vocal support is second to none and keeps the players going. We are extremely grateful to those that have joined the Gold Club this season, providing the club with vital revenue. We enjoyed hosting you all for lunch a few weeks ago and look forward to doing the same in the New Year. Those of you who are members of 21CD, our Supporter’s Trust, continue to help support the club through your
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subscriptions and various fund-raising initiatives. Rest assured the financial contribution you all make, in one way or another, helps this club survive, against the odds at times. Without you, this club would not be playing at Southern League level; we are extremely grateful for this and would never take your support for granted. Last but certainly not least, a word of thanks to all the volunteers who ensure that we are able to stage our home games. Whether it be stewards, turnstile operators, bar staff, hospitality, groundsman, raffle organiser or first aid, without their help there would be no football to watch. We are extremely thankful to them all. While we have a small band of helpers, we are always looking for extra people to help, especially to man the turnstile. If you can afford the time to be at the ground by 1.30 until just after kickoff, we would be most welcoming to you. A huge thank you to you all.
The news before Christmas when Buckingham Road was sold at auction was something that no one connected to the club wanted to hear. Since we left in 2006, while the Stadium remained in place unused there was always the hope that the club may be able to return. As a club, we bid to buy the ground back, but had to realise that there was a ceiling which we could not go above if we were to ensure a viable future for the club. Sadly the bidding went beyond the figure we could afford to offer. With the sale of the ground the dream is now sadly gone, but we remain positive that there are other options that might see us return to play our football back in Aylesbury. We have established a good network of stakeholders in the local area, including discussing our hopes with the local councils, including very positive talks with Aylesbury Town Council, who are very aware of the need to establish community facilities in
the town, especially with the current growth in population and residential housing. While these discussions are at an early stage, we remain positive that this will result in some good news in the future. As and when information becomes available that we can relate to the supporters, you can rest assured that we will do so. We now look forward to 2020 and a bright future for our club, one that all supporters whether they follow from afar or are able to attend matches regularly should feel equally positive about. We have an excellent squad, a great management team who are very committed to the club, and a loyal band of supporters who are the envy of many clubs at our level. We thank you for your support and wish you and your families a very happy new year.
In memoriam David Gommon There will be a minute’s applause before today’s game in memory of longtime Ducks supporter Dave Gommon. Trains and football were his passion, and Dave often could be heard with his duck ‘whistle’ in response to Wendy doing hers. He loved going to Buckingham Road, and always said if he won the lottery he’d buy it back, and have a stand named after him. Although too poorly to attend in recent years, daughter Madeleine kept him up to date with how the Ducks were getting on, and he was so pleased at how well they were doing this season.
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d e it n U y r u b s e yl A t u o Ab A
ylesbury United was founded in 1897 when three local sides, Night School FC, The Printing Works and Aylesbury Town, decided to merge. The club, nicknamed the Ducks due to the famous Aylesbury breed, has experienced some incredible highs over its 112-year history but are now without a home ground of its own.
a year later a local lad called Cliff Hercules made his debut. ‘Hercy’ is an Aylesbury icon, and hung up his boots 20 years later having smashed club records with 669 appearances and 301 goals.
Fame and the FA Cup
Promotion to the Southern Premier was soon achieved and shortly afterwards the Ducks moved to their new Buckingham Road stadium. Gould’s talented squad secured the Southern League Championship in 1987-88 and gained promotion to the Vauxhall Conference.
Ducks first tasted national publicity in 1951 as they became the only club from the Delphian League ever to reach the First Round of the FA Cup, losing to Division Three Watford.
That year the Ducks became the only nonleague side ever to take on the full England team, as over 6000 packed into Buckingham Road to see the Ducks take on the Three Lions.
Aylesbury turned semiprofessional in 1976 and joined the Southern League, kicking off the club’s most successful period. In 1983 the club appointed Trevor Gould as manager, and then
Between 1985 and 1992, Aylesbury boasted the best FA Cup record of any side outside the Football League, reaching at least the First Round Proper every season. In 1994-95 the club became famous
United played in local leagues before joining the Spartan League in 1908 where we remained until the Second World War.
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for the ‘Duck Walk’ goal celebration as Aylesbury reached the third round losing to Premier League Queen’s Park Rangers at Loftus Road. Rollercoaster ride Steve Ketteridge delivered the Isthmian League Cup, but it was the beginning of a rollercoaster ride for the club. After almost going out of business, the Ducks were pipped to the Isthmian League title by Sutton United in 1998-99. The following season saw the Ducks in administration and fighting for survival on and off the pitch. Despite defeating Reading in the Berks and Bucks Senior Cup for the second time in four seasons, the club was relegated to Division One for the first time in its history. In October 2000 Hercules took charge and secured promotion back to the Isthmian Premier Division and an FA Cup first round trip to Port Vale. 2002-03 saw Aylesbury returned to national
prominence hosting Sven Goran Eriksson’s England squad for training, and the club made its first appearance in the FA Trophy semi-final. Bring the Ducks home In summer 2006 former chairman Bill Carroll cut ties with the club he had been involved with since 1997, having failed in his plans to convert the Buckingham Road playing surface to a third generation artificial surface when the Southern League and FA baulked at his ideas. Local businessman Graham Read took over the club, but the Ducks were left homeless after the lease expired. Since then United have been forced to play their ‘home’ matches away from Aylesbury while the committee work hard keeping the club alive. The campaign to ‘Bring the Ducks Home’ was generated plenty of publicity, but sadly nothing concrete in terms of a new home. On the pitch the club did remarkably well,
going close to the playoff positions in the Midlands Division for the next three seasons but a new challenge arose when the previous manager left taking almost the entire playing squad with him.
The 2014-15 season saw the club finish in 13th place but reached the final of the Berks & Bucks Cup for the first time in 10 years, losing the final 4-0 to Conference side Maidenhead United.
This lead to another turbulent season which saw Martin Stone initially appointed as manager, before resigning less than than two weeks before the first game of the season. His assistant Byron Walton did a sterling job assembling a competitive team before former United defender Tony Joyce became the new permanent manager. Unfortunately he was unable to prevent the club’s relegation to the Spartan South Midlands League.
Tony Joyce tendered his resignation after six years at the club following a disappointing start and was replaced by coach Glyn Creaser. In Glyn’s first full season in charge he led the club to the semi-final of the Southern League Cup and 13th position in league. Current manager Ben Williams was appointed in January 2018 and led the team to 13th place finish, followed up with a 15th place last season.
Starting to rebuild After two seasons of steady improvement and finishes of sixth and fourth in the Spartan South Midlands League, the Ducks clinched second spot in the league and with it promotion back to the Southern League, as well as winning the Premier Division Cup.
Work continues to identify opportunities to return to Aylesbury. This year the club was invited to tender an offer for the now derelict Buckingham Road. While that was unsuccessful, the site is now being offered on the open market and the club intends to resubmit a bid, giving fans hope the team may be able to return home in the near future.
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Meet the Ducks
Jack Hopwood Goalkeeper Sponsor: Ian Pluck
Archie Davis Goalkeeper
Jordan Jenkins Dave O’Connor Defender Defender
Anthony Ball Defender
Jake Bewley Defender
Derek Feyi Defender
Jack Wood Defender
Sonny French Midfielder
Ollie Hogg Midfielder
Sponsor: Erika Robinson
Harry Jones Midfielder
David Manu Midfielder
Melvy N’Somi Lewis Osborne Midfielder Midfielder
Ben Seaton Midfielder
Jamie Rudd Midfielder
Greg Williams Midfielder
Sponsor: Tony & Ian Lowe
Sponsor: David Horne
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Sponsor: Greg Smith
Sean Coles Forward
ith
Sponsor: Darren Dixon-Sm
Mark Riddick Midfielder
Ty Deacon Forward
Sponsor: Greg Smith
Ken Feyi Forward
Sponsor: Ken Turnbull
Williams Jacob Hutchinson Ben nager Ma Forward G Williams Sponsor: Builders
Mike Hogg Assistant manager
Paul Batchelor Coach
Luke Robertson Joe Peacock Katie Pusey Sports therapist Assistant sports Assistant sports therapist therapist
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Featured Du
Ben Williams Games managed 100 First game in charge 6 December 2017 vs AFC Rushden and Diamonds
Previous clubs Tring Athletic, Risborough Rangers Initially joined the club as assistant manager before taking over. Ben is a UEFA A licensed coach and manages The Bucks Sport Academy’s 16-19s years football and education programme.
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The visitors W
antage Town (aka the Freds or Alfredians) have been affiliated to the Berks & Bucks FA since 1892. They played in the Swindon & District, North Berks and Reading & District Leagues, achieving success in 1903-04 in the Swindon Advertiser Cup, which they repeated in 1907-08 as well as becoming the league champions. After World War One, the Freds briefly played in the North Berks League, winning the North Berks Cup in 1920 and 1921 and the championship in 1921-22. After a brief period playing in the Reading & District League with no success, they re-entered the Swindon & District League, winning the title in 1933-34. The 50s was the most successful period for the club, winning the league in 1952-53 without losing a game, and again in 1955-56, while in 1954-55 the Freds won no fewer than five cup competitions, including the Berks & Bucks Intermediate Cup.
Since joining the Hellenic League in 1956, the Freds have spent most of their seasons in the Premier Division, winning promotion from Division 1 on six occasions – as runners-up in 1969-70, 1987-88, 1991-92 (where they set a club record of 32 games unbeaten) and 1995-96 – and as champions in 1980-81 and 2003-4. Season 2003-04 was one of the Freds most successful. The first team won Division One East to regain its position in the Premier Division of the Hellenic, and the reserves finished top of their league also winning promotion. In 2010-11, the Freds won the Premier Division title, but despite great effort on the part of the club management, they were not promoted to the Southern League due to ground grading criteria not being achieved. In the 2012-2013 season, the club achieved the Southern League ground grading, but finished runners-up to a very
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Wantage Town
Nickname The Alfredians (the Freds) Home ground Alfredian Park, Wantage Managers Tom Austin & Matt Biddle Year founded 1892 Colours Green and white hooped shirts, green shorts, green socks Current league position 20th League form LLLLW Recent meetings 20 August 2019 (away) W 2-0 (K. Feyi, French) 12 October 2016 (home) D 0-0
strong Marlow side, and again missed out on promotion. In 2013-2014, the Freds won the Uhlsport Hellenic Premier title again, and this time with the appropriate ground grading in place, saw promotion to Division One (South and West) of the Southern League. The Freds remained in the Southern League for three years, before relegation back to the Uhlsport Hellenic Premier League at the end of the 201617 season, at the same time the reserves were relegated to the second division of the Hellenic League.
additional pitches have been formed, enabling five full sized pitches (including the adjacent school pitches) to be used by the growing number of teams supported by the club (the club supports teams, both boys and girls, from under-sevens upwards, and since 2016-2017 also a ladies team). The club has recently been granted planning permission for the installation of a 3G pitch, which shows the continued investment in the facilities.
In 2018-19, the Fred’s won the Uhlsport Hellenic Premier title for the third time and regained their place in the Southern League, this time in the Division One Central section. Throughout the years the club has worked to upgrade the facilities at Alfredian Park. In the past 20 years the main pitch has been renewed and a training pitch has been established. Two new and
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The opposition Renell McKenzie Lyle Young six foot plus goalkeeper who is on a season long loan from Barnet. A commanding keeper with bags of potential. Ty Lee Chinese international defender. No-nonsense ball winner and has become a regular first team member this season. James Webster Young defensive player who has gone from the club’s development team to an established first team player. James Glover Wantage Town captain, who is the most capped player in the squad. Can play anywhere across the middle, but shines brightest at centre back.
that is now looking to settle and make a name for himself in the green and white.
games. A strong six foot striker that has all the makings to be a lean and mean goal machine.
Ryan Fry Recently moved down in this area. The ginger James Milner and now vice captain. Almost more positive than the manager.
Joey Broadbank Young talented midfielder that reads the game well and is good with his feet.
Daniel James Experienced Southern League defender that joined from North Leigh. A solid centre back that any player will need to do well to get past. Musa Drammeh Exciting young winger joining us from Thatcham development that has electrifying pace.
Jack Buchanon Young talented attacking centre midfielder who has had an impressive start to the season. Likes to get in those little pockets.
Shivnash Shakti A strong centre back wanting to make a name for himself in the Southern League. Willing to do the long journey from his home in London to further his development.
Trevor Mutero Strong and confident Striker that can also play out wide. A journeyman
Dylan Broadley Another player willing to make an 82-mile trip down the M40 for home
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Samir Regrugui Determined and clever midfielder that is very confident on the ball. A player that also has a key to unlock defences and a wide range of passing to his game. Bradley Singh Tricky and skilful player with an eye for goal. Very promising player that already has plenty of experience at this level. Kyreece Martei Energetic and pacey midfielder that puts fear in defenders when given the opportunity to run at them. Charley Tuttle Left back that has bags of potential and a sweet left foot. Local lad that has a football academy background at Oxford. Owen Shaw
Another local lad coming through the ranks after a successful season with the development team.
of 26 due to chocolate left knee. Will find a positive in any situation in football.
Sean McKeon Vastly experienced in the non-league footballing world. Comes to the club as a player coach and a valuable asset to have as part of the setup.
Tom Austin, joint manager Has played for more clubs than Tiger Woods’ golf bag. Knows every player in the non-league. Very rarely you seen him angry. Bags of coaching and playing experience, which makes him well suited to the gaffer role.
Jared Jones Nicknamed JJ, Jones is a young lad making the step back into the Southern League after a good season with the development team. Josh McGory Brought in from Devizes Town, has the pace and technique to be a promising winger. Jordan Sykes New addition to the squad from Aldermaston, who wants to prove himself at a higher level. A promising and sturdy right back that has bags of potential to become a first team regular. Matt Biddle, joint manager Puts the enthusiasm into the word enthusiastic. Retired at the tender age
Roy Clark, assistant manager Probably one of the best players to ever grace the Wantage football field. Tons of football knowledge and experience, just don’t get on the wrong side of him. Josh King, first team coach Talented young coach that was part of the management team that won the double last year. Marcus Brown, physio Nicknamed Eric (no one knows why), this season’s club physio but there is not a role this guy hasn’t done at a football club.
Former Duck Sydney Ibie Born in Leiden in the Netherlands, Ibie is a young forward who joined at the start of this season on a loan from National League South side Hemel Hempstead Town. Came off the bench to score in his first game for the Ducks against Daventry Town. Returned to parent club Hemel in October, before joining Wantage on loan in December. Holds the record as the tallest footballer in the league. Ducks Debut 31 August 2019 v Daventry Town Ducks appearances 10 Ducks goals 2
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Season 2019-20 DATE
TIME
COMP
RES
ATT
1
2
17 Aug 19
15.00 H Corby Town
LEAGUE
0-0
163
Hopwood
O’Connor
20 Aug 19
19.45
A
Wantage Town
LEAGUE
0-2
80
Hopwood
O’Connor
24 Aug 19
15.00
A
Brimscombe & Thrupp
FA CUP
1-3
117
Hopwood
O’Connor
26 Aug 19
15.00 H Didcot Town
LEAGUE
0-0
151
Hopwood
31 Aug 19
15.00
LEAGUE
1-4
112
Hopwood
4 Sep 19
19.45 H Berkhamsted
LEAGUE
0-0
168
Hopwood
8 Sep 19
15.00 H Walthamstow
FA CUP
0-3
203 Hopwood
14 Sep 19
15.00 H Coleshill Town
LEAGUE
2-0
106
Hopwood
17 Sep 19
19.45
LEAGUE
0-0
186
Hopwood
1 Oct 19
19.45 H Chesham United
SL CUP
0-1
102
Davis
5 Oct 19
15.00 H Kidlington
LEAGUE
3-0
137
Hopwood
12 Oct 19
15.00 H Sevenoaks Town
FA TRO
2-2
134
Hopwood
15 Oct 19
19.45
A
Sevenoaks Town
FA TRO
2-4
145
Hopwood
19 Oct 19
15.00
A
AFC Dunstable
LEAGUE
0-0
122
Hopwood
26 Oct 19
15.00
A
Haywards Heath Town
FA TRO
3-1
109
Hopwood
29 Oct 19
19.45
A
Biggleswade
LEAGUE
2-1
118
Hopwood
2 Nov 19
15.00 H North Leigh
LEAGUE
2-3
96
Hopwood
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6 Nov 19
19.45 H Aylesbury Vale Dynamos
B&BSC
4-1
138
Hopwood
Jones
9 Nov 19
15.00
LEAGUE
0-1
216
Hopwood
16 Nov 19 15.00 H Bedworth United
LEAGUE
2-1
146
Hopwood
Jones
Bewley
Wood
Jenkins
23 Nov 19 15.00
LEAGUE
2-4
108
Hopwood
Jones
Bewley
Wood
O’Connor
30 Nov 19 15.00 H Welwyn Garden City
LEAGUE
0-0
128 Hopwood
7 Dec 19
LEAGUE
2-4
125 Hopwood
LEAGUE
1-1
118
Hopwood
Jenkins
Bewley
Wood
Ball
Bewley
Wood
Jenkins
15.00
VERSUS
A
A
A
A
A
Daventry Town
Bedford Town
St Neots Town
Barton Rovers
Kempston Rovers
14 Dec 19 15.00 H Yaxley 21 Dec 19 15.00
A
5
6
Jenkins
Williams
Bewley
Wood
Jenkins
Bewley
Wood
Jenkins
Bewley
Wood
O’Connor
O’Connor
Bewley
Wood
Jenkins
Ball
Bewley
Wood
Jenkins
O’Connor
Bewley
Wood
Ball
Bewley
Wood
Jenkins
Riddick
Bewley
O’Connor
D. Feyi
Riddick
Bewley
Wood
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2⃣
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O’Connor
1⃣
O’Connor
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Bewley
2⃣
1⃣
Jenkins
D. Feyi
Hogg Hogg
Riddick Riddick
3⃣ 2⃣
Wood
Jenkins
⚽⚽ 1⃣
Riddick
Riddick
Riddick Riddick
3⃣ ⚽ 1⃣
Wood
Jenkins
Bewley
Wood
Jenkins
O’Connor
Bewley
Wood
Jenkins
O’Connor
Bewley
Wood
Jenkins
Riddick
Bewley
Wood
Jenkins
Jellis
Bewley
Wood
Bewley
Wood
Bewley
Wood
Ball
âš½ ð&#x;”¶ 3⃣
O’Connor
Jones
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Bewley
Jones
Bewley
Wood
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Bewley
Wood
Riddick Seaton
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1⃣
O’Connor O’Connor
âš½
O’Connor
Riddick
2⃣ 2⃣ Seaton 2⃣ Jellis
Seaton
LEAGUE
4-1
523
LEAGUE
0-0
155
Hopwood
Jones
Bewley
Wood
Jenkins
Ball
1 Jan 20
15.00
LEAGUE
1-1
197
Hopwood
Jones
Bewley
Wood
Jenkins
Riddick
4 Jan 20
15.00 H Wantage Town
LEAGUE
11 Jan 20
15.00
Corby Town
LEAGUE
18 Jan 20
15.00 H Biggleswade
LEAGUE
22 Jan 20
19.45 H Didcot Town
B&BSC
25 Jan 20
15.00
Coleshill Town
LEAGUE
1 Feb 20
15.00 H Bedford Town
LEAGUE
8 Feb 20
15.00
LEAGUE
15 Feb 20
15.00 H AFC Dunstable
LEAGUE
22 Feb 20
15.00
LEAGUE
29 Feb 20
15.00 H St Neots Town
LEAGUE
7 Mar 20
15.00
LEAGUE
A
A
A
A
A
Kidlington
North Leigh
Bedworth United
14 Mar 20 15.00 H Barton Rovers
LEAGUE
21 Mar 20
LEAGUE
15.00
A
Welwyn Garden City
28 Mar 20 15.00 H Daventry Town
LEAGUE
4 Apr 20
15.00
LEAGUE
11 Apr 20
15.00 H Halesowen Town
LEAGUE
13 Apr 20
15.00
A
Thame United
LEAGUE
18 Apr 20
15.00
A
Yaxley
LEAGUE
25 Apr 20
15.00 H Kempston Rovers
LEAGUE
A
Berkhamsted
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2⃣
Riddick
26 Dec 19 15.00 H Thame United Didcot Town
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Facts and Fixtures BetVictor Southern League Division One Central 1
TEAM
PL
W
D
L
F
A
GD
PTS
Corby Town
19
15
2
2
44
14
30
47
2
Halesowen Town
16
13
1
2
43
11
32
40
3
Berkhamsted
19
12
3
4
47
16
31
39
4
Welwyn Garden City
18
10
4
4
38
20
18
34
5
Aylesbury United
20
8
9
3
28
17
11
33 30
6
Thame United
18
9
3
6
38
21
17
7
Bedford Town
20
8
6
6
34
36
-2
30
8
Coleshill Town
19
8
3
8
38
29
9
27
9
Barton Rovers
17
7
5
5
39
29
10
26
10
North Leigh
18
8
2
8
32
31
1
26
11
Daventry Town
19
8
2
9
30
33
-3
26
12
AFC Dunstable
18
7
4
7
40
30
10
25
13
Bedworth United
18
7
3
8
29
32
-3
24
14
Kidlington
19
7
2
10
21
37
-16
23
15
Biggleswade
17
6
4
7
23
24
-1
22
16
Yaxley
18
6
3
9
27
31
-4
21
17
Didcot Town
20
5
3
12
14
35
-21
18
18
Kempston Rovers
20
5
1
14
25
49
-24
16
19
St Neots Town
18
4
2
12
23
43
-20
14
20
Wantage Town
19
1
0
18
9
84
-75
3
Last updated: 2 January 2020
Recent results Thursday 26 December 2019 AFC Dunstable 0-1 Berkhamsted Aylesbury United 0-0 Thame United Bedford Town 1-2 St Neots Town Bedworth United 2-1 Daventry Town Coleshill Town 1-1 Halesowen Town Kidlington 3-2 Wantage Town North Leigh 3-0 Didcot Town Yaxley 0-3 Corby Town
Saturday 28 December 2019 Kempston Rovers 2-4 Biggleswade
Wednesday 1 January 2020 Barton Rovers 0-0 AFC Dunstable Berkhamsted 1-4 Welwyn Garden City Biggleswade 3-0 Yaxley Corby Town 3-0 Bedford Town Didcot Town 1-1 Aylesbury United Halesowen Town 3-0 Bedworth United St Neots Town 5-1 Kempston Rovers Thame United 3-0 Kidlington Wantage Town 1-0 North Leigh
Club honours Southern League Champions 1987-88 Southern League Midlands Division Runner up 1984-85 Southern League Division One South Runner up 1979-80 Isthmian League Runner up 1998-99 Delphian League Champions 1953-54 Spartan League Champions 1908-09 Runner up 1913-14, 1928-29 Spartan League Division One Champions 1938-39 Runner up 1934-35 Spartan League Western Section Champions 1945-46 Spartan South Midlands League Premier Division Runner up 2012-13 Athenian League Division Two Champions 1967-18 Isthmian League Cup Winners 1994-95 Spartan South Midlands League Premier Division Cup 2012-13 Berks and Bucks Senior Cup 1913-14, 1985-86, 1996-97, 1999-00 Berks and Bucks Benevolent Cup 1932-33, 1933-34, 1952-53, 1953-54 FA Cup First round 1951-51, 1985-86, 1986-87, 1987-88, 1990-91, 1992-93, 2001-02 Second round 1988-89, 1989-90, 1991-92 Third round 1994-95 FA Trophy Quarter finals 1980-81 Semi-finals 2002-03
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The squads BetVictor Southern League Division One Central 4 January 2020, 3pm Match officials
Aylesbury United
Wantage Town
1. Jack HOPWOOD 2. Anthony BALL 3. Jake BEWLEY 4. Jack WOOD 5. Jordan JENKINS 6. Harry JONES 7. Ty DEACON 8. Lewis OSBORNE 9. Ken FEYI 10. Ben SEATON 11. Melvy N’SOMI
1. Renell McKENZIE LYLE 2. James WEBSTER 3. James GLOVER 4. Charley TUTTLE 5. Ryan FRY 6. Samir REGRUGUI 7. Joey BROADBANK 8. Bradley SINGH 9. Kyreece MARTEI 10. Dylan BROADLEY 11. Sydney IBIE
12. Dave O’CONNOR 14. Greg WILLIAMS 15. Mark RIDDICK 16. Sonny FRENCH 17. Ollie HOGG 18. Jacob HUTCHINSON 19. Jamie RUDD
12. Trevor MUTERO 14. Owen SHAW 15. Jordan SYKES 16. Joshua McGRORY 17. Jared JONES 18. Sean McKEON
Manager Ben WILLIAMS
Managers Tom AUSTIN & Matt BIDDLE
Referee Mr Daniel TODD Assistant referees Mr Christopher HOWES Mr Paul-Valentin MIHALACHE
Today ’s Fixtures Bedford Town v Berkhamsted Bedworth United v Barton Rovers Coleshill Town v Corby Town Kempston Rovers v Daventry Town Kidlington v Halesowen Town North Leigh v Thame United Welwyn Garden City v Biggleswade Yaxley v St Neots Town
Next match
Corby Town Saturday 11 January Kick-off 3pm
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