East Grinstead Town v Littlehampton Town: 10 March 2024

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CLUB MANAGEMENT

Chair, Treasurer, Assistant Welfare Officer, 200 Club Officer Richard Tramontin

Vice Chair, Secretary, Club Welfare Officer Brian McCorquodale

Committee Member, Safety Officer Barry Bryant

Head of Youth Development Jay De Vito

Committee Member, Youth Coordinator Andy Dodson

Disability Welfare Officer, Bar Manager, Webmaster

Club Photographer Stuart Gibson

Media Manager & Programme Editor Bruce Talbot

Facilities Manager Andy Willis

Committee Members

Grant Hearn

Stuart Hedgecock

Head of Recruitment Matthew Wheeler

FOOTBALL MANAGEMENT

Manager

WELCOME TO EAST GRINSTEAD TOWN

A warm welcome to East Court and to our visitors from the coast. Littlehampton have had a tough season but are also on their day capable of giving any team in this division a game so we're expecting it to be a tough 90 minutes.

Our ambitions for the rest of the season are pretty clear. There has been a decent gap between the bottom three and the rest for much of the season but we could certainly do with a few results to ease any concerns. We certainly need to try and bridge the six points between us and 16th place and get back into the 'pack'.

If you’re reading this we’ve managed to get the game on despite the deluges last week. We've now had ten home games called off this season (first team) and better drainage of the pitch, which is otherwise in good condition, will no doubt be investigated during the summer.

On Tuesday we take on Horndean at the start of run of midweek matches here at East Court. There's a lot to play for so make sure you give the lads your support today.

FRONT COVER: Harrison Parker gets a cross in during the 2-0 defeat at muddy Sittingbourne (Photo: Stuart Gibson).

Drew Cooney

Assistant Manager and Team Coach Ian Nichols

Assistant Coach Steve Sargent

Goalkeeping Coach Vacant

Physiotherapist Kate Moss

Kit Manager

U23

U18

3rd

U15s

Adam Robinson

Howard Wrate & Steve Coveney

U13 Manager Andy Dodson

U11 Manager Ted Symes

U10 Manager

Disability Team Manager

Ben Payne

Ant Bowler

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3Sittingbourne27176462243854

4Lancing29163105346751

5Chichester City291451055342147

6Three Bridges28145970551547

7Herne Bay28138755421347

8Sheppey United26117848361240

9Hythe Town23116642311139

10Sevenoaks28106124642436

11Ashford United27113134152-1136

12Burgess Hill Town2789104348-533

13Broadbridge Heath2887134045-531

14Merstham2986154360-1730

15Horndean2484123845-728

16Littlehampton Town2775153357-2426

17East Grinstead Town2673163260-2824

18Phoenix Sports2856173676-4021

19Erith & Belvedere2855181662-4620

20Beckenham Town2636173465-3115

Up to and including March 5

MANAGER’S NOTES

Good afternoon and welcome to today's important game against Littlehampton. Let's hope after all the recent rain the game can go ahead on a decent surface which will help both teams.

Had it not been called off, Tuesday's game with Ramsgate would have been our fifth game in six against teams either in the top three or within the playoffs. We knew it was going to be a difficult period and it has been, made worse by existing injuries and a couple more from last Saturday's 2-0 defeat to Sittingbourne.

That game was pretty much everything I knew it would be, a very scrappy affair decided on by mistakes. We fought hard from the start and created probably the better of the chances in both halves but were punished by our own individual error which we could argue wouldn’t have happened given the state of the pitch.

The fact the game went ahead puzzled most on both sides and the injury sustained by the Sittingbourne centre half pretty much summed up why the game probably shouldn’t have been played at all. I wish Michael Turner a speedy and full recovery. We lost Bobby Dunn and Cam Lawson in the muddy conditions, and they now are added to Glenn, Greeny and Cads which is a huge blow we’ll have to try and overcome.

As for the boys who did play, special mention goes to Olly Spinks on his full debut, not a game he will want to remember due to the conditions, but I thought he along with Zack at right back and Jasper at centre half were excellent.

It’s gone fairly unnoticed, but we now have six or seven players in and around the starting 11 all aged 21 and under.

The other boys worked hard but as has been the case for a few weeks now but we are not getting the rub of the green and then being punished at the other end. I said to the guys after if we show that fight and willingness to work hard, results and points will soon follow.

This is the start of a run where we have three huge matches, two of which are at home where we need to be looking at maximum points.

As ever we thank all the travelling fans who went up to Sittingbourne and look forward to seeing you all at the next few home games, where I hope you will be loud and proud - starting today.

Drew

Drew Cooney

Photo courtesy of Stuart Gibson

CHAIRMAN’S NOTES

Good afternoon everyone and welcome to East Court for today’s Isthmian League South East Division match against Littlehampton Town.

I would like to extend a warm welcome to all our supporters, the Golds’ players, management, officials and supporters as well as this afternoon’s referee Conor Griffin and his assistants Gulam Damji and Matthew Leaning. I trust everyone enjoys their brief stay and our hospitality.

After two back to back wins in January, Mitchell Hand and George Gaskin’s Golds have had one win and drawn two in their last seven league matches. They are currently 16th, one place and one point above Wasps who have a game in hand. We last met in November at the Sportsfield when we won 21 with both our goals coming from skipper Glenn Wilson, one from the spot. We could well do with a repeat today as we look to leapfrog back over today’s visitors.

Drew Cooney’s Wasps have recently slipped to 17th place with 24 points from 26 matches. We have picked up just five points in our last eight matches but none in our last five. Injuries to the likes of skipper Glenn Wilson, Tom Cadman and Ryan Green have not helped the cause and we suffered further setbacks last Saturday at Sittingbourne when we lost both Camron Lawson and Bobby Dunn in what was Bobby’s first match after rejoining the Wasps.

In my opinion, that match should never have been allowed to be played. Our best wishes go to Sittingbourne’s Mike Turner who suffered a triple leg break and a dislocation of the ankle in the first half when he slid in with a tackle on Bobby Dunn who thankfully didn’t get injured in that incident as he jumped up out of the way. The match was stopped, and

an ambulance took Mike Turner to hospital.

Bobby’s injury came in the second half and he had to be carried off. We also wish him and Camron speedy recoveries.

Last Tuesday’s match against Ramsgate was postponed because of heavy rain and a waterlogged pitch. The match has been rescheduled for Tuesday 26th March.

We are at home again this Tuesday when we welcome Horndean for their first ever visit to East Court. We then travel to Phoenix Sports nest Saturday.

Thank you all for coming along this afternoon and whatever the outcome of the match, I trust everyone enjoys their visit to East Court and I wish you all a safe journey home.

Enjoythematch

RichardTramontin(Chairman)

Photo courtesy of Stuart Gibson

AUGUST

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19-Aug-2023Hythe TownHPISEdiv1421-3PiersonReardonGreenM.WilsonWearieG.Wilson 1TigheMartinWalshAubreyFilipeKenyonAlhassanWilliams

26-Aug-2023Herne BayHPISEdiv1151-2PiersonReardonCadmanM.WilsonWearieG.WilsonTigheWalshAubrey 1AlhassanMartinFolkesKenyonGreen

28-Aug-2023Sevenoaks TownAPISEdiv1411-4PiersonSummerfieldFilipeM.WilsonReardonG.Wilson 1WalshMartinFolkesKenyonCadmanAlhassanAubrey

SEPTEMBER

09-Sep-Sheppey UnitedHFAT1q1520-1PiersonCadmanFilipeM.WilsonReardonG.WilsonTigheMartinAubreyBailey-KingWalshGreenKenyonFolkes

12-Sep-2023South ParkHVC1760-3PiersonSummerfieldFilipeGreenAbieAkabuoguTigheKenyonFolkesBailey-KingAlhassanM.WilsonReardonCasselman

16-Sep-2023Three BridgesHPISEdiv2151-2PiersonReardonCadmanM.WilsonWearie 1G.WilsonWalshMartinAubreyTigheFilipeKenyonFolkesBailey-King 30-Sep-Ashford UnitedHPISEdiv1576-0PiersonKajaCadmanM.WilsonGreenG.WilsonWalsh 4FolkesAlhassanTighe 1Filipe 1MartinBailey-KingReardon

OCTOBER

7 Oct 23HorndeanAPISEdiv1403-1PiersonKajaCadmanM.WilsonGreenG. WilsonWalshBailey-KingFolkesTighe 2FilipeWearieMartin 1Reardon

10-Oct-2023Broadbridge HeathAPISEdiv1201-0PiersonReardonCadmanM.WilsonGreen 1G.WilsonWalshBailey-KingMartinTigheFilipeWearieAubreyAlhassan 14-Oct-2023Chichester CityHPISEdiv1481-1PiersonReardonCadmanM.WilsonGreenG.WilsonWalsh 1MartinFolkesTigheFilipeBailey-KingKajaAubrey

17-Oct-2023HassocksHSSC 2833-1PiersonKajaFilipeM.WilsonGreenWearieWalsh 2Hall-AndersonAubreyTigheAlhassanKenyonGregoryTetlowDouglasStraker

21-Oct-2023Cray Valley PMHPISEdiv1 1 50-4PiersonFilipeCadmanM.WilsonGreenG.WilsonWalshMartinFolkesTigheAubreyDos SantosKenyonKaja

NOVEMBER

7 Nov 23Eastbourne UnitedHSSC 36 11-3PiersonReardonFilipeM.WilsonWearieG.WilsonWalshDouglasDos SantosHall-AndersonAubreySpinksTetlowLamontGreenFolkes 1 11 Nov 23Littlehampton TownAPISEdiv2412-1PiersonCadmanM. WilsonGreenG.Wilson 2WalshMartinDos SantosTigheFilipeFolkesWearieAubreyDouglas

25 Nov 23Beckenham TownAPISEdiv2310-3PiersonCadmanM. WilsonGreenG.WilsonWalshMartinFolkesDos SantosTigheWearieReardonKajaBailey-King

DECEMBER

02-Dec-2023MersthamHPISEdiv1334-1PiersonReardonCadmanM.WilsonGreen 1G. Wilson 1LamontMartinFolkesDos Santos 1Walsh 1DanielHall-AndersonBailey-King

09-Dec-Sheppey UnitedAPISEdiv2750-3PiersonReardonCadmanM.WilsonGreenG.WilsonBailey-KingMartinWalshDos SantosLamontParkerHall-AndersonDaniel

16 Dec 23Three BridgesAPISEdiv1542-4PiersonReardonCadman 1ParkerGreenWearieLamontMartinDos Santos 1WalshMurrilo-DacruzHall-AndersonDaniel

26 Dec 23Sevenoaks TownHPISEdiv1610-3PiersonKauzeniCadmanM. WilsonGreenWearieOnabanjoMartinDanielTigheHall-AndersonLawsonDacruzNoel

JANUARY

1 Jan 24Erith & BelvedereAPISEdiv1074-0PiersonKauzeniCadmanM. WilsonGreenWearieDanielMartin 1Dos Santos 1FolkesLawson 1TetlowFilipeOnabanjo 1

6 Jan 24Burgess Hill TownAPISEdiv5250-3PiersonParkerFilipeM. WilsonGreenWearieDanielMartinDos SantosTigheLawsonG. WilsonWalshOnabanjo

10 Jan 24RamsgateAPISEdiv4770-5PiersonKauzeniCadmanParkerGreenTetlowOnabanjoG.WilsonWalshLawsonFolkesDanielDos SantosM.Wilson

13 Jan 24Phoenix SportsHPISEdiv1441-1PiersonParkerCadmanM.WilsonGreenG.Wilson 1DanielWalshDos SantosTigheLawsonOnabanjoFilipeHall-Anderson

20-Jan-2024Ashford UnitedAPISEdiv3681-0PiersonKauzeniFilipeParkerCadmanG.WilsonTigheMartinLawsonDaniel 1M.WalshM.WilsonFolkesGreen

27 Jan 24Broadbridge HeathHPISEdiv1511-1PiersonKauzeniFilipeParkerWearieG.WilsonTigheMartinDanielLawsonFolkesGreenM.WilsonDacruz 1

30 Jan 24SittingbourneHPISEdiv941-2PiersonKauzeniFilipeM.WilsonGreenWearieDaCruzParker 1Dos SantosWalshDamielTigheFolkesOnabanjo

FEBRUARY

3 Feb 24Chichester CityAPISEdiv1651-7PiersonParkerFilipeM.WilsonGreenWearieDanielTigheDos SantosLawsonFolkes 1TetlowOnabanjoSpinks

06-Feb-LancingHPISEdiv1120-2PiersonLamontHarrisonM.WilsonTetlowWearieDanielMartinLawsonWalshOnabanjoTigheDos SantosSpinks

17 Feb 24Cray Valley PMAPISEdiv1771-4PiersonKauzeniFilipeM.WilsonWearieParkerDanielMartinLawsonTigheOnabanjoDos Santos 1SpinksFolkes

MARCH

2 Mar 24SittingbourneAPISEdiv2450-2PiersonLamontFilipeSpinksWearieTetlowSinaiParkerLawsonDunnFolkesM.WilsonMartinHall-Anderson

9 Mar 24Littlehampton TownHPISEdiv3pm

12 Mar 24Horndean H PISEdiv 7.30pm

16 Mar 24Phoenix SportsAPISEdiv3pm

19 Mar 24Hythe Town H PISEdiv 7.30pm

23 Mar 24Burgess Hill TownHPISEdiv3pm

26 Mar 24RamsgateHPISEdiv3pm

30 Mar 24Herne BayAPISEdiv3pm

APRIL

1 Apr 24Erith & BelvedereHPISEdiv3pm

6 Apr 24LancingAPISEdiv3pm

13 Apr 24Beckenham TownHPISEdiv3pm

20 Apr 24MersthamAPISEdiv3pm

27 Apr 24Sheppey UnitedHPISEdiv3pm

PROGRAMMES FROM THE PAST

I'm going to talk about a couple of games played in the past on or close to today's date with some help from the programmes we produced for the match. We start with East Grinstead v Shoreham on Saturday 9 March 2013 in division one of the Sussex County League. Division One was of course the top league, before the league decided to call its top division the premier division.

Both chairman Richard Tramontin and manager at the time Simon Funnell talk about the recent number of injuries which took seven players out of starting the last couple of games against Pagham and Lingfield. The programme has match reports for both of those games - which we lost. The defeats came after a spell of just 1 defeat in 17 games. Richard also talks about soon making applications for grants as we seek to improve the ground's facilities. If we needed any cheering up after those defeats then we could read about our reserves who had won their last two Suburban League matches and were on top of their league.

The programme also had a big full page advert telling us about Bobby Smith's testimonial match later in March when an East Grinstead team would come up against Arsenal Legends. After the match Bobby was asked if he'd like to be part of the Arsenal squad!

Onto the Shoreham game. The programme's league table shows us in eighth place with visitors Shoreham struggling in 19th place out of the 22 in the league. We had already played down in Shoreham in November and we had come home with a 6-0 win. Here at East Court Shoreham showed some improvement though we still won - this time it was 6-1! Reece Abbot scored a couple of our goals with Sam Schaaf, George Hillier-Jones, Ben Chick and Steven Major getting the rest.

Moving on a year we have East Grinstead v Selsey on Saturday 8 March 2014 in division one of course. Richard Tramontin's chairman's notes are mostly about what we are about to have done to the pitch, to our stand and to the changing rooms and clubhouse. No seating

would be available because of the work being done to add a third row of seating to the then current two rows. This would increase our seating capacity to 165.

The programme has a match report on the previous Saturday's match away to Lancing - a match which I went to watch and which had a controversial incident. With a couple of minutes to go to half-time - and with no goals having been scored - our keeper Mark Fox cleanly caught a Lancing shot. However the linesman put up his flag to tell the ref that Mark was standing behind the goal line and that the whole ball had indeed crossed the line. A huge surprise to more or less everybody and the linesman stood his ground. The goal stood. The league table shows us in fourth place with visitors Selsey ninth. We had played the away match in November and drawn 0-0.

So how did the game go in March? It wasn't a great game with defences on top. But with some 15 minutes to go we had a free-kick just outside the Selsey penalty area. Matt Geard steered the ball home to give us the lead. However, five minutes later Selsey equalised and 1-1 was how it finished - Lester Medcalf

East Grinstead v Shoreham programme cover from 2013

CLUB NOTICE

Supporter Behaviour

In the last few years the club’s supporter base has grown and Drew Cooney and the players truly appreciate the vocal backing they get home and away at every match.

Unfortunately, we received isolated reports of bad behaviour and foul language at home games last season. Those complaints have grown significantly this season and at the fixture against Three Bridges earlier this season foul and abusive language was directed at match officials and opposition players and objects thrown onto the field of play.

Not only is this totally unacceptable, it is against the ground and league regulations and is forcing fair-minded supporters to stop coming to matches because their enjoyment is being spoiled by a small number.

Verbal warnings by committee members are not having any effect and if we allow this anti-social behaviour to continue there is every likelihood of a sanction from the league and or the FA.

We appreciate the vocal support for the team, but we also have to protect our reputation as a familyfriendly, community club proud to represent East Grinstead.

As a result, any under-16 attending home games will have to be accompanied by an adult, who will be responsible for their behaviour.

Also, abuse of individuals and excessive foul language will not be tolerated. Offenders will be removed from the stadium and will receive a ban and, if applicable, season tickets will be rescinded with no refund offered. The club will not hesitate to call upon assistance from Sussex Police if required.

Joe Tyrie challenges

Harrison Parker at Sittingbourne.

LITTLEHAMPTON TOWN

A HISTORY OF THE GOLDS

Littlehampton Town Football Club was officially in 1896, but evidence suggests football was played in the town as early as 1891 and the club started in 1893.

Littlehampton Town joined the Sussex County Football League in 1928 and the club stayed in Division 1 for 67 years. The first match in the new league was against Haywards Heath and the team won 5-1. In 1949 they won the Royal Ulster Rifles (RUR) Charity Cup and the Sussex Senior Challenge Cup.

The team changed to a gold strip in 1953 and the first reference to their nickname ‘The Marigolds’ was in the Littlehampton Gazette on 13th November 1953.

Under the guidance of Terry Gill the team were successful in the late 1960s and they won the Sussex Senior Challenge Cup again in 1970.

Littlehampton Town were Division 1 runnersup eight times until they finally won the title in 1991. That year will never be forgotten.

A draw at Peacehaven & Telscombe in front of 1,400 fans meant Golds won the title on goal difference. The same year the club got through to the first round proper of The FA Cup. The highlight was a home match against Northampton Town, staged at The Sportsfield in front of 4,000 fans.

The Golds also reached the semifinal of the FA Vase, losing to Gresley Rovers over two legs. That year the team played more cup matches than league games and won the Sussex League Challenge Cup and reached the final of the Sussex Senior Cup too.

Littlehampton Town dropped to Division 2 in 1995 and Carl Stabler came back as manager and took them back up in 1997, where they were again runners-up in the division.

In 2003 they were relegated once more but made a swift return with a Division 2 league and cup double success. They fell out of the topflight again in 2008 and spent six years in Division 2.

Mark Bennett, a former player from the 1991 season, joined as manager and oversaw the Division 2 title in 2013, where they only lost four league games all season and were

finalists in the John O’Hara Cup. In 2015 they recaptured the Division 1 title for the first time in 23 years on the final day and the last year of the Sussex County Football League. With Mark Bennett’s departure, player George Gaskin took over management of the club and guided the team to a mid-table finish. A year later the team dropped out of the topflight and into Division 1. In 2018, Littlehampton Town welcomed back both Mark Bennett as manager and George Gaskin as striker to help rebuild the club and return them to former glories. With Gaskin joined at the managerial helm by Mitchell Hand, the first year back in the Southern Combination Football League Premier Division was arguably the best in the team’s 126-year history to date. The Marigolds won the title, again on the final day of the season in front of 1,000 fans. But it was also in the cups that brought them so much glory. As winners of both the League Cup and the RUR Charity Cup, a historic treble was nearly a quadruple as the team became the first from Sussex to reach Wembley to play in the FA Vase final, losing 3-0 to Newport Pagnell. Still, a fantastic achievement and the club finished a respectable 12th in their firstever season at Step 4 in the Isthmian Football League South East Division last year.

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Feb 27Hythe Town (a) L 1-0

Feb 24Broadbridge Heath (a)L 2-0

Feb 17Three Bridges (h) D 0-0

Feb 10Hythe Town (h) D 4-4

Feb 3Phoenix Sports (a) W 2-0

Jan 27Lancing (h) L 1-0

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Photography by

Henry Sinai runs at the Sittingbourne defence (above) and, below, teams up with Olly Spinks down the home side's right wing. Action from the 2-0 defeat last Saturday by Stuart Gibson.

SQUAD STATS

TODAY’S Teams

THE WASPS

Matte Pierson (GK)

Cameron Reardon

Ryan Green

Michael Wilson

Matthew Weaire

Glenn Wilson ©

Connor Tighe

Kiye Martin

Terrique Hall-Anderson

Matt Daniel

Oliver Cash (GK)

Tom Cadman

Jerson Dos Santos

Omar Folkes

Harrison Parker

Alex Andrade Filipe

Adonai Dacruz

Bobby Dunn

Zack Lamont

Brasley Kauzeni

Oliver Spinks

Oluremi Onabanjo

Camron Lawson

Henry Sinai

Manager:

Colours:

Referee: CONOR GRIFFIN

Drew Cooney

Amber & Black

LITTLEHAMPTON TOWN

James Binfield (GK) cc

Ryan Yoro-Thomas cc

Marshall Ball cc

Jordan Layton cc

Dave Herbert cc

Tom Butler cc

Jordan Clarke cc

Bradley Peters cc

Harry Heath cc

Nodirbek Bobomurodov cc

George Gaskin cc

Dion Jarvis (C) cc

Scott Packer cc

Josh Short cc

Bradley Dolaghan

Bradley Campbell-Francis

Reuel Powell-Downey

Jamie Smith

Fareed Saidu Salifu

Liam Humphreys

Colours:

Managers: George Gaskin & Mitchell

MATCH OFFICIALS

Assistant Referee: GULAM DAMJI

Assistant Referee: MATT LEANING

The Isthmian Football League strongly supports the FA statement that there should be a zero tolerance approach against racism and all forms of discrimination. Accordingly any form of discriminatory abuse whether it by reason of age, disability, gender reassignment, race, religion and belief, marriage and civil partnership, pregnancy and maternity, sex and sexual orientation or any other form of abuse will be reported to The Football Association for action by that Association.”

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Next HOMe GAMe

Tuesday 12 March 2024 HORNDEAN

Kick-off: 7.30pm

East Grinstead Town FC is an unincorporated association /members club and a Community Amateur Sports Club (reg no CASC 02270).

ROLL OF HONOUR

SUSSEXCOUNTYLEAGUE:

DivisionTwochampions2007–08BaldwinCupwinners1951–52

MID-SUSSEXLEAGUE:

Champions1901–02,1936–37 MontgomeryCupwinners 1911–12,1912–13

SOUTHERNAMATEURLEAGUE: DivisionThreechampions 1931–32

SUSSEXRURCUP:Winners 2003–04