VIRTUAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMME
CLAPTON v
STANSTED Tuesday 25th
Essex Senior league February 2014 Kick Off 7.45pm
CLAPTON FC – VIRTUALLY THE BEST TEAM IN LONDON
Clapton Football Club Formed as ‘Downs FC’ in 1877 Re-named Clapt on Football Club in 1878 Founder members of the Southern League Founder members of the Isthmian League (now Ryman League) The First English Club to play on the Continent. (1890)
HONOURS LIST FA AMATEUR CUP WINNERS 1906/07, 1908/09, 1915/15, 1923/24. 1924/25 Runners Up 1904/05 ISTHMIAN LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1910/11, 1922/23. Runners Up 1905/06, 1907/08. 1909/10, 1924/25 Div Two Champions 1982/83 ESSEX SENIOR CUP WINNERS 1890/91, 1924/25, 1925/26, 1954/55, 1983/8 LONDON SENIOR CUP WINNERS 1888/89. 1908/09, 1910/11 Runners Up 1988/89 ESSEX SENIOR TROPHY WINNERS 1988/89 ESSEX THAMESIDE TROPHY WINNERS 1982/83, 1983/84 A.F.A. INVITATION SENIOR CUP WINNERS 1965/66
Founded by W.R Davies (left), at a meeting in his fat her’s hous e at 11 Queensdown Road, Clapton E5, August of 1877 , Downs FC started playing on Hackney Downs. Three years later in 1880, and with a name change to Clapton Foot ball Club, the Tons moved the short distance to North Mill Field, Leyton. Later that year the Tons were offered their first privat e enclosure at Elm Farm wit h a rental of £10 per year. They moved onc e more before settling at the Dog, to Pilgrims Farm, Walthamstow. It was the founding of the London FA that introduc ed Clapt on FC to the Spotted Dog, The Tons played an LFA Cup match against City Albion who had a pitch in the field just north of the Dog. The tenants of the Dog were St Bartholomew’s Hospital who were about to vacate, so Clapt on obtained a lease from the owner, Mrs Vause. It was a bold step, the rent was £35 a year, whilst the club’s annu al income amounted to £40. The opening game at the Dog took place on the 29th September 1888 and the Clapton team beat a team from Old Carthusians by a goal to nil. The scorer was J.S. Sellars. The ground was a roped enclosure and the players changed in a barn in Upt on Lane. Many games drew crowds of 4,000 or more, and several notable Ton’s players were rec ruited from those watching when numbers were short. In 1892 a Southern League game was the first league match ever to be played at the Dog. Before th is, only friendly and cup matches had taken place. The club continued to make strides and by the 1920s, Clapton were one of the foremos t clubs in amateur football and won the FA Amateur Cup in five occasions. Over the years, numerous Clapton players have w on international and county honours. The brewers, Watneys took over the freehold of the ground and during the second world war the Dog became an anti aircraft station. During these five years, Clapton played at Newbury Park, the home of Ilford FC. A crowd of 12,000 watched Clapt on play Spurs in a cup tie in 1898 which resulted in a 1-1 draw. In more ‘rec ent’ times, a crowd of 2,000 witnessed an FA Amateur Cup match against Barnet in 1964. In 1992, the Clapton Trust managed to negotiate and finally secure, in 1995, a 99 year lease on the ground. This achievement should have secured the club’s future at the Old Spotted Dog. However, the conduct of the lease holders (now with Vince McBean at the helm) has placed this security in jeopardy and is one of a numbe r of issues that need to be addressed to secure the club’s future once more. In January 2013, when asked by the Friends of Clapton FC, the club chairman said that ‘membership’ of Clapton FC has been “closed for restructuring’. This situation remains today . If you wish to return Clapton FC to being a democratic members club, join the Friends of Clapton FC. See inside for more details.
So, who are Clapton Members Club ? - Founded 5th August 2000 Founder members: Mr Kass Harris, Mrs Shirley Doyle, Mr Rasford Angus, Miss Beveley Lindo, Mr Vincent McBean, Mr Steven Sam. The present membership of nine (9) are V McBean, S Doyle, K Harris, B Lindo, W Thomas, S Harte, J McBean-Willis, S Angus, E Syfox. None of the three life members of Clapton FC, nor the club chairman, Mr John Murray-Smith, are members of Clapton Members Club, whilst Mr McBean argues that CFC and CMC are one and the same. On 27th November 2013, Mr David Fookes of London Football Association confirmed as follows: “There is no membership of the London FA of Clapton Members Club. There is no reason why there should be, it is not a football club.”
CLAPTON v STANSTED Tuesday 25th February 2014 Old Spotted Dog Ground Football at last! What pleasure it is to welcom e Stansted FC to the Old Spotted Dog this evening and we hope they have an enjoyable tim e, although they will excuse us if that hope is tempered by a wish that their return to north Essex is without the three points on offer tonight. What a game we enjoyed last Saturday at the Dog !. High flying Enfield came to East London with high expectations having turned us over 4-0 on their patch a couple of months ago. However, it was the Tons that took the initiative when they took a fourth minute led through Sam Om ojola. The rest of the gam e was fairly even and both sides had good penalty shouts before the visitors snatched an equaliser in ‘Fergie time’ to share the spoils. All in all, a very good result and one which is indicative of Clapton’s continuing progress on the field of play. Perhaps the highlight of the gam e was that after the Tons had scored, all the players ran over to form er coach Neil Day, who was watching the gam e as a spectator, in order to celebrate. The events of Saturday were some light relief from a difficult two weeks for Clapton supporters. Obviously Neil Day’s sacking dominated m ost mentions of Clapton FC on the internet . Vince McBean has published a statem ent on www.claptonfc.com which, at best, can be described as “deluded”. There will be a response. There is still no response from Clapton secretary Shirley Doyle following o ur response to her allegation, made to Pitchero, that the Friends of Clapton were passing themselves off as the ‘club’. Another example of expellation of hot air with little substance to it. Next Saturday we are travelling along the road to our old rivals and country cousins in Zone 4, Ilford Football Club. The ‘Foxes’ are Clapton’s oldest rivals , since the early 1900s and it would be great to do the double over them , the Tons having won the game here by 4 goals to nil. Why not go along and give Woodsy’s lads a cheer? Ilford play at Cricklefields Stadium, the entrance to which is on Green Lane Elsewhere the league title looks to be a three horse race between Great Wakering Rovers, Tower Hamlets and Enfield. Obviously we did the latter no favours last Saturday and, I am sure, that current leaders Great Wakering know that they are in for a tough game next Tuesday, at their place, when the Tons are the visitors. Getting to GWR is a lot more complicated that rolling up at Ilford, particularly on a Tuedsday night, but, if you can make it there, you’ll make it, anywhere. (thanks Frank) and I am sure a good gam e will ensue. If you are looking to travel to Great Wakering, which is the back of beyond, the ground is about 3 m iles walk from Shoeburyness Station. The return fare from Liverpool Street is £12.80. Don’t forget that Clapton badges and scarves are for sale this afternoon in the Scaffold. Strolll along there and buy one from the Oiks. One of the most encouraging aspects of last weeks match was the unwavering loyalty of the players. It is sad when a colleague has to leave, particularly in the manner in which Clapton lost Neil Day. However, the club m ust continue on the field no matter what efforts are being m ade to disman tle or disrupt it off the field, no one person is bigger than the club itself, whether he be a coach, supporter, Chairman or Chief Executive. Keep the faith, the clock is ticking.
Finally, we have decided to re-instate Neil Day as ‘virtual coach’ on today’s line up pages.
OUR VISITORS
STANSTED FC This current season is a milestone in the history of our club. 30 years ago, Stansted FC embarked on a FA Vase Cup campaign which saw the club reach a Wembley final against Stamford Town. On that special day in May, coaches full of boisterous players and supporters headed to the famous twin towers to become part of the club’s wonderful, historic achievement. When our victorious captain Barry Simpson lifted the trophy, he placed the whole team into the history books of Stansted FC. Our history is not only about the special Wembley day in May 1984. There are references to the club being formed as far back as 1892 with success coming in the years of 1914 and 1922. It wasn’t until Stansted FC moved to its current home at Hargarve Park when the club enjoyed regular success, with cups won each season before the onset of war. Post-war, continuing on for the next thirty years, Stansted FC played in various leagues: Spartan, London and Herts County Leagues. In 1971, the Essex Senior League was formed, with Stansted becoming a founder member. During the 1980s, alongside our Wembley victory in 1984, the club had cup success in The East Anglian Cup, The Essex League Challenge Cup and The Courage Eastern Floodlight Competition. For good measure, we achieved The Essex Senior League record score by defeating Coggeshall Town 15 1 - a record which still stands today. As well as these accomplishments, the club was developing its ground, with a new committee room and floodlights. After our achievements of winning The FA Amateur Cup, The East Anglian Cup, The Essex League Challenge Cup and The Courage Eastern Floodlight Competition, sadly, sustaining this level of success was difficult to achieve and with seasons that followed, finishing in mid-table was the best the club could do. The new millennium saw victory in the Uttlesford Charity Cup and second place in the Eastern Floodlight Cup. However, Stansted FC was desperate to make a challenge for the league title. As seasons past as well as different managers and squads, the challenge for the title became a bridge too far. However, in March 2007, Stansted FC appointed Terry Spillane and with his team of young, talented players coming together over two years, the club were regarded as strong challengers. After years of waiting, the time finally came in the season of 2009-10. After a tentative start to the season, a strong run of form over the winter months saw the team reach top spot in March. The final thirteen games of the season saw the team win 11 games, draw 1 and lose 1 and on 24th April, after beating Bowers and Pitsea at Hargrave Park, Stansted FC were crowned Champions of the Essex Senior League. As the club is the only one to have competed in every year since its inception, this league success was long overdue. After Terry Spillane chose to leave for a higher club, unfortunately, the club entered a period of instability. This instability led to a new management committee being formed in the Summer of 2013. Under the chairmanship of Glyn Warwick and team manager, Dave Roach, the brief is to integrate local talent within a squad, with all whom have great potential. Last season was a big learning curve for all involved. This is great preparation for the coming season. In time, Stansted will once again become a competitive and winning side.
Many thank s to Stansted FC and Matthew Quy for the above information.
BACK OF THE INTER-NET !!! Clapton Win the Isthmian League ! Congratulations to Friends of Clapton member Morten Neilson who recently announced that he had guided Clapton to the Isthmian League Championship on Championship Manager 2014! His celebratory tweet echoed the recent self congratulatory tweet from the ‘official’ Clapton FC website.
Morten Nilsen@mornilsen
Won the Isthmian Premier League. Think about that. Have a long think. @FO_ClaptonFC #claptonfc pic.twitter.com/sCo9HDnFOO 9:27 PM - 21 Feb 2014
Enfield Town Ultras@etfc_ultras
Great day at @FO_ClaptonFC ... shame not to get 3 points. Best supporters I have ever come across in 15 years following non league football 5:40 PM - 22 Feb 2014
WEB SITE FOR ESSEX SENIOR LEAGUE Finally, in the absence of their being an official Essex Senior League website, Pete Dudley, the secretary of Southend Manor, has started an excellent and informative site on the Pitchero platform. The site carries results and the latest news from around the League. The site http://www.pitchero.com/clubs/essexseniorleague The site did carry information on Neil Day’s sacking, as well as Mr McBean’s statement but these have now been dropped and the word ‘unofficial’ has been added to the title. Men in grey suits again? Nonetheless, well done Pete and isn’t it time the Essex Senior League has an official website? MORE WORDS FROM THE SPOTTED DOG www.claptonfc.com “I am ambitious for the club and I aim for it to be in the Vauxhall Conference League in the next few years.” Really? “Currently, the usual attendance at the ground was 60/70; the maximum was around 100 for the AFC Woolwich match.” – The average attendance for 2009/10 at Clapton was 23, in 2008/9 it was 21. AFC Woolwich? Mr Vincent McBean - Licensing Application to the London Borough of Newham 2009.
ESSEX SENIOR LEAGUE TABLE Up to and including 23 rd February 2014 P
W
D
L
GF
GA
GD
Pts
Great Wakering Rovers
22
16
3
3
56
23
+33
51
Tower Hamlets
22
16
3
3
44
27
+17
51
Enfield 1893
20
14
4
2
47
18
+29
46
Takeley
23
13
3
7
47
36
+11
42
Sawbridgeworth Town
22
13
2
7
55
39
+16
41
FC Romania
23
11
6
6
46
38
+8
39
Basildon United
20
11
3
6
55
31
+24
36
Clapton
22
9
5
8
33
29
+4
32
Haringey Borough
16
9
3
4
32
18
+14
30
Ilford
23
7
4
12
32
46
-14
25
Hullbridge Sports
17
7
3
7
21
22
-1
24
London APSA
23
6
6
11
34
43
-9
24
Sporting Bengal United
21
7
3
11
44
59
-15
24
Barking
18
7
2
9
34
32
+2
23
Eton Manor
21
7
2
12
33
55
-22
23
Bowers & Pitsea
20
5
7
8
35
38
-3
22
Southend Manor
21
6
3
12
28
40
-12
21
Stansted
20
3
5
12
27
43
-16
14
Greenhouse London
21
3
5
13
18
45
-27
14
London Bari
19
0
2
17
8
47
-39
2
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CLAPTON PLAYERS OF THE PAST H.M. (HAROLD MEREDITH) LEMOINE (1877 - 1961) Full England International
Harold Meredith Lemoine was the Clapton goalkeeper from 1909. He also represented England at Amateur level on two occasions and played Minor Counties cricket for Hertfordshire. Born in Cambridgeshire, Lemoine earned himself a reputation as a good goalkeeper with a very good Hunslet FC team at the turn of the century. This team famously held Blackburn Olympic to a goalless draw in Yorkshire. In 1905 Lemoine moved south and played for Shepherds Bush FC. IN 1909 he moved across London to the Old Spotted Dog to play for the Tons. Just before his arrival at the Dog he toured Canada and the USA with the representative team 'Pilgrims FC'. Pilgrims were somewhat similar to Middlesex Wanderers or rugby club 'Barbarians' as they would embark on tours using players from various clubs. Clapton's J.J. Bayley also was a member of the touring party. His two amateur international caps came in 1908 against Belgium and, in 1910 in Copenhagen against Denmark. In 1910 he signed amateur forms to play for Southend United. England‘s Amateur National Team 1910 in Copenhagen
Back, l to r - Eastwood, Rance (both in civil), Harold Boardman, Harold Lemoine, William Martin, Robert "Bobby" Hawkes, John Goodall (in civil), Frederick Leonard Fayers, Ivan Gordon Sharpe, John Hargreaves Pearson (referee); Front, f. l. t. r. William Henry Steer, Lionel Louch, Frederick Williams Chapman, Thomas Carter Wilson, George Barlow. 5th May 1910 C.S. Rance and T.C. Wilson were also Clapton players.
JOIN THE FRIENDS OF CLAPTON FC Clapton FC are one of the most famous amateur clubs in English football history. They not only won the FA Amateur Cup on five occasions but are recognised by the Football Association as being the first English club to play on the continent and thus instrumental in the growth of the game. In addition, Clapton players have represented England at full International level and numerous others have progressed to the professional ranks and perfo rmed with distinction. However, as amateur football became semi-professional and beyond, Clapton's tenure as a prominent club declined. However, they continued to compete in the Isthmian League, a competition that Clapton members were instrumental in founding in 1905. A hundred years later, Clapton were sadly demoted to the Essex Senior League, a competition in which they compete today. Throughout this time Clapton have played at The Old Spotted Dog Ground in Forest Gate, London. This small enclosure, buried amongst residential housing, had hosted both cricket and football before Clapton became tenants in 1888. Clapton are synonymous with the 'Old Spotted Dog' and it remains one of the last traditional bastions of football in the East End of London, an area that has lost great football clubs such as Walthamstow Avenue, Leytonstone and Leyton in recent years. The Clapton players of today represent the club in the great tradition of their predecessors of the yesteryear. Unfortunately, today, the club does no t function as a members club where a committee and officers are elected by the membership. Furthermore, it is claimed by Mr Vincent McBean that he owns the club. We have documents that tend to show this to be incorrect along with others that disprove his apparent claims to ownership of the ground, lease, and adjoining warehouse (the ‘delightful’ tyre shop). We are also aware, and have court documents that show that McBean has, in fact, previously undertook to sell the leasehold interest, in his role as a director of a charitable trust. Whilst the primary objectives of the Friends of Clapton FC was to help those who run, administer and play for the Tons, the entity that claims to be Clapton FC has neither acknowledged or accepted that the Friends group have a role to play in the future of the club and would prefer to continue in its present shambolic state. In the meantime, the Friends of Clapton remain vigilant as to any perceived problems, and of issues, such as tenure on the ground, that are not addressed by the ‘club’. For example, earlier this year, the lease on the ground was only weeks away from forfeiture, due to maladministration by the selfproclaimed 'club owner’. (Not filing accounts at Companies House) The continuance and well-being of the club, the security of tenure at the Old Spotted Dog Ground and promotion of Clapton FC's activities in an open and forthright manner would re-establish the club in the world of football as well as the local community. However, this is not currently on the agenda of those currently running the ‘club’. We believe that the real Clapton Football Club is deserving of support and whose survival is important, not only to the local area, but also to the sport of association football, the development of which, o wes much to the Clapton players, officials and supporters of yesteryear. Please join us and bring about change at Clapton FC by clicking here Any questions or enquiries to secretary@friendsofclaptonfc.org If you are interested in bringing about a democratic Clapton FC where there is a voting membership, an elected committee and officers? If so, join the Friends of Clapton FC. www.friendsofclaptonfc.info/join/1.htm
CLAPTON FC FIXTURES Season 2013/2014 Date
Comp
Opponent
H/A
Thu 10/07/13 Sat 13/07/13 Sat 20/07/13 Mon 22/07/13 Sat 27/07/13 Tue 30/07/13 Sat 03/08/13 Sat 10/08/13 Tue 13/08/13 Sat 17/08/13 Wed 21/ 08/13 Tue 27/08/13 Sat 31/08/13 Tue 03/09/13 Sat 07/09/13 Tue 10/09/13 Tue 19/09/13 Sat 21/09/13 Sat 28/09/13 Tue 01/10/13 Sat 05/10/13 Tue 8/10/13 Sat 12/10/13 Tue 15/10/13 Sat 19/10/13 Sat 24/10/13 Sat 16/11/13 Sat 23 /11/13 Wed 27/11/13 Sat 30/11/13 Tue 03/12/13 Sat 07/12/13 Tue 10/12/13 Sat 14/12/13 Tue 04/02/14 Wed 19/04/14 Sat 22/02/14 Sat 01/03/14 Tue 04/03/14 Sat 08/03/14 Tue 11/03/14 Sat 15/03/14 Tue 18/03/14 Sat 22/03/14 Sat 29/03/14 Sat 05/04/14 Sat 12/04/14 Sat 26/04/13
FR FR FR FR FR FR FR ESL ESL FAC FAC ESL FAC ESL ESL LCC ESL FAV ESL ESL ESL GBT ESL ESL FAV ESL ESL ESL ESL ESL ESL ESL ESL ESL ESL ESL ESL ESL ESL ESL ESL ESL ESL ESL ESL ESL ESL ESL
Meridian AYM Higher Harwich & Parkeston Fisher FC Crockenhill Halstead Town White Ensign FC Bowers and Pitsea Tower Hamlets Stanway Rovers Stanway Rovers London Bari Mildenhall Town Haringey Borough Hullbridge Sports Great Wakering Rovers Takeley Wotton Blue Cross Basildon United Ilford Stansted Tower Hamlets Sawbridgeworth Town Eton Manor Barking Southend Manor Southend Manor Enfield 1893 Sporting Bengal United FC Romania London APSA Barking Great Wakering Rovers Takeley Greenhouse London Greenhouse London Enfield 1893 Ilford Great Wakering Rovers Tower Hamlets Basildon United Bowers & Pitsea Sawbridgeworth Town London APSA Sporting Bengal Utd Barking Haringey Borough FC Romania
A A A A A A A A H H A A H H A H H A A H A A H H H A H A A A H H H A H A H A A A H H A A H A A H
Res Score L W D L W L L D L D W W L D D D W W L W W W L W L L W L L L W W W L D D
0-1 5-2 0-0 1-4 2-1 1-6 2-3 0-0 2-3 0-0 1-0 2-0 0-2 1-1 0-0 1-1 2-0 1-0 0-2 4-0 2-1 3-0 0-3 2-1 0-1 1-2 2-0 0-4 2-3 2-4 5-0 1-0 1-0 1-2 2-2 P-P 1-1
Scorers Read 3, Rungay
Alleyne (p), Tace y Jarriette, Alleyne Matthews Martelli, Hughes Coulson (pen) Duyille (AET) GWR won on pens Duyille, Parker Tacey. (AET) Martelli 2, Jeffes, Jarriette Duyille, Martelli
Duyille, Lowes Jarriette Halloway, Duyille Lowes, Martelli Jones, Martelli Martelli 2, Briggs, Jones, Jeffes Jarriette Jarriette Martelli Jeffes, Briggs Omojola
Home games Kick off at 3.00pm on Saturdays - 7. 45pm Midweek
ESL = Essex Senior League FR = Friendly
FAC - FA Cup
FAV = FAV Vase LCC = League Cup
THE LINE UPS CLAPTON FC Red Shirts, White Shorts, Red Socks Manager ; Chris Wood
Virtual Coach – Neil Day “THE TONS” PEPE DIAGINE SAM NAYLOR PETER MOORE CRAIG GREENWOOD JAMIE LINDEN JAMES BRIGGS JASON MAYNARD BILLY RUNGAY ABS JARRIETTE TOM JEFFES RAFAEL DUYILLE JEROME MARTELLI BEN LOWES BILLY WISE NICK READ
STANSTED Silver Shirts, Black Shorts and Socks Manager : Dave Roach Coac hes – Mark Overton, Pete Clark
Player Sponsored by Gavin C larke G.V.O. Andrew Barr
Mark Barlow
Ian & Peter Simpson
REECE PAINE JAMES BLACKERBY IWAN LEWIS MARK ROACH THEO COLLARD-PETERS JEFF WILLIAMS-BUSH CHRIS SLATER MATT ROBERTS LOUIS WILLIAMS RYAN BARKER-FRANCIS GARY ROWNTREE CHID ONOKWAI JACOB BUCKLAND JOE McGUINNESS CONNOR IVIE MILES McCARTHY GEORGE CLARK
MATCH OFFICIALS : REFEREE – Rhys Battye; LINOS – Laurie Mallyon, Martin Quinn th
TUESDAY 11
NEXT UP AT THE OLD SPOTTED DOG MARCH 2014
SATURDAY 15TH MARCH 2014
CLAPTON v BASILDON UNITED
CLAPTON v BOWERS & PITSEA
ESSEX SENIOR LEAGUE Kic k off 7.45PM
ESSEX SENIOR LEAGUE Kic k off 3.00PM
“LET ‘EM COME, LET ‘EM ALL COME DOWN TO THE DOG” Save the Spotted Dog A group formed to preserve the famous old Tudor pub that adjoins the Clapton football ground. Save the Dog ! www.savethespotteddog.org
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