“THE GROVE”” Toolstation Western League Division One Portishead Town Saturday 17th September 2022 3.00pm Official matchday programme of Hengrove Athletic FC
Bristol u18 Combination Plate winners Mike Stone 2021/22 AVB Stadium, Norton Lane, Whitchurch, Bristol BS14
U18’s Manager Alex Sully 2005/06
Somerset Senior Cup runners up Reserve Manager Sean Day 2003/04, 2004/05
Alan Burton Nilton Crane
Coaches Ian Jones 1979/80
First Team Manager Jamie Hillman 1979/80
Martin McConachie Pete Stenner
Secretary/Media Martin McConachie Somerset Junior Cup winners Groundsmen Nigel Gray 1964/65
Ian Jones Giorgio Mancini 2021/22
Chairman Mike Greatbanks
Kit Manager Pete Stenner
U18’s Asst Manager Damian Chilcott
Les Phillips Cup winners
Western League Div 1 runners-up Club Committee Jon Berry 2012/13, 2016/17
Bristol u18 Combination Div 1 winners
Dave Fear Somerset League Cup winners
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Founded 1948
Club Officials
Treasurer Mike Greatbanks 1958/59, 1963/64
Asst. Manager Nilton Crane Somerset County Premier winners
Sean Day Dave Fear 2015/16
Mike Stone
Alf Bosley Cup winners
Asst. Manager Jon Berry Somerset Senior Cup winners
Promoted to Somerset County Prem. Physiotherapist Pete Stenner 1995/96
Mike Greatbanks Jamie Hillman
Hengrove Athletic Football Club
Club Honours
Main club sponsor for season 2022-23 - AVB Commercial Vehicle Repairs
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Martin McConachie (Club Secretary)
The reserves kicked off their Suburban League 2022/23/ season with a 4 1 defeat at Almondsbury before last Saturday’s matches were of course postponed. Once again, many thanks to everyone that bought a programme at our last match against Bristol Telephones. It means we have now sold out four times this season which is a big difference to last season. With Hamdon Media kindly sponsoring the programme this season, every £1 goes back into the club to keep us going so thank you once again. Finally, your support at games is very welcome and you’ve certainly come in your numbers this season as we average over 100 for home games. After today, we make the short trip to Oldland before embarking on three successive home games against Lydney Town (FA Vase), FC Bristol and Radstock Town (League). Enjoy the game!
By the time you read this, our under 18’s will have got their Western Counties Floodlight Youth League season up and running against, of all teams, Portishead Town! It is a completely new team this year that will be managed by Alex Sully and Damian Chilcott; we’d like to officially welcome not only both coaches but all the new young lads and their families to what is one of the friendliest clubs around.
Good afternoon everyone, Today, we offer a warm welcome to the players, officials & supporters of visitors Portishead Town Football Club as well as our match officials too. We hope that they all enjoy their brief stay in the village and have a safe journey home too. We can’t really go much further with this column without mentioning the very sad loss of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II last week at the age of 96. Her Majesty was a regular at Cup Finals over the years and during her seven decades on the throne, she presented England captain (Sir) Bobby Moore with the Jules Rimet Trophy at Wembley in 1966. As a result, all games last weekend were postponed as a mark of respect. Rest in peace, your Majesty!
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SATURDAY 17th SEPTEMBER 2022 FA Cup Second Qualifying Round Bishop’s Cleeve v Helston Athletic Weston-super-Mare v Shepton Mallet Premier Division Ashton & Backwell United v Street Barnstaple Town v Clevedon Town Bridgwater United v Millbrook Buckland Athletic v Cadbury Heath Ilfracombe Town v Saltash United Keynsham Town v Falmouth Town Mousehole v Sherborne Town Torpoint Athletic v Bitton Wellington v Welton Rovers
SATURDAY 17th SEPTEMBER 2022 First Division AEK Boco v Warminster Town Bishop Sutton v Cheddar Bishop’s Lydeard v Brislington Bristol Telephones v Wells City FC Bristol v Odd Down (Bath) Hallen v Nailsea & Tickenham Hengrove Athletic v Portishead Town Longwell Green Sports v Radstock Town Tytherington Rocks v Gillingham Town Wincanton Town v Almondsbury
Jacob GRINNELL 2 4 6 1
Carl BUSH 10 10 1
Aidan JONES 6 6
Harry LUCAS 1 1
Mickey PARSONS 7 2 9 Sam LucoPAYNEPONSILLO 8 2 10 1
Jude McCARTHY 7 1 8 2
Giorgio MANCINI 3 3
Joe BANKS 5 - 5 2Ben JacksonBRITTONBROWN 4 2 6 - -
Jack JONES 2 3 5 2
Luke CREWE 6 6 1 1
Harvey IMPEY 4 2 6
Pete SHEPPARD 2 3 5 2
Rio WILLIAMS 1 1
Brandon FEEHELY 3 1 4
Hengrove Athletic Stats 2022/23 season (maximum 11 games)
Alfie HEMMINGS 9 2 11
Player Starts Sub On Total Goals MOM
Dylan GOULD 4 3 7 1
Sam JACKSON 5 3 8 1
Will BANKS 10 10 1
Jack COUSINS 7 3 10 1
Ethan HARDY 6 4 10 1
Gary SHORNEY 2 2
Charlie THORNTON 1 1 Mikey VEALE
Regan BURTON 6 4 10
own goal 1
Connor KINGDON 6 1 7 1
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If you would like to join our board sponsors, please call Martin McConachie on 07432 614494 or email secretary@hengroveathletic.com for further details. The cost is £250 for the first year (including a one off manufacture cost of £100) then £100 per year thereafter. Includes adverts on our website and in the programme.
Top To Toe Physiotherapy
Ben’s Reclamation & Demolition
Apollo Cleaning Solutions
D C Windows
The Three Lions
THANK YOU TO OUR BOARD SPONSORS
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AVB Commercial Vehicle Repairs Avon Hydraulics (UK) Ltd Garage Doors
1948 2023
To celebrate our 75th birthday, we have put together a group of projects from around the club to take us to the next level on & off the pitch. Four categories; pitch, clubhouse, grounds and structure have been identified and various projects will be repaired, rebuilt, renewed and restored over the coming season & we’ve started the tasks already by refurbishing the clubhouse & bar area.
In August 2023, Hengrove Athletic Football Club will celebrate its 75th anniversary. Formed shortly after the war by a group of demobbed soldiers, “The Grove” initially played down in Whitchurch then relocated to its current base here at Norton Lane in 1964, gradually moving up the leagues too. We’ve now been a Western League club for seventeen years!
If you can offer a service, a pair of hands or your expertise, please see a committee member (listed in front of programme) and let them know. As much of the work as is possible will be done by volunteers & we’d love to see the AVB Stadium look as good as possible ahead of the anniversary. Thank you in advance.
The aim is to make the club more sustainable, more welcoming, smarter, fresher and an even greater place to watch the beautiful game. There’s so many more jobs, large and small, that we will be getting on with including painting, hammering, nailing, building & clearing. There are plans to bring in several new sponsors, build a new car park and possibly get a big friendly for the anniversary day.
THE HENGROVE 75
Wootton Wanderers 390
4th Ashley Lloyd
Rodri, You Plonker 374
10th Ryan Clark Bowen 737 325
9th Neil Webb FC Social Assassin 329
3rd Rob Taylor
Wonno Wizards 385
7th Steve Jones Is What It Is 356
6th Tony Rich Ziggy Argyle 361
Position Name Team Name Points
2nd Alec Rich
5th Martin McConachie Martins Indi Lead 364
8th Alfie Hemmings Hemmings FC 352
Hengrove Athletic Fantasy Football League 2022/23
1st Blake Lloyd Way M16 403
5th Hengrove Athletic 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1st Longwell Green Sports 1 1 0 0 3 0 3 3
Thu 24 Nov AEK Boco H
4th Hallen 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
7th Chipping Sodbury Town 1 0 0 1 0 3 3 0
Tue 8 Nov Chipping Sodbury Town A
Thu 8 Dec Hallen H
Under-18’s - the new season begins...
Thu 12 Jan Longwell Green Sports H
Date Opponents
Tue 13 Dec AEK Boco A
Thu 5 Jan Bishop Sutton A
Thu 22 Sep Chipping Sodbury Town H
w/c 14 Nov Roger Stone Memorial Cup
Thu 15 Sep Portishead Town H
2nd AEK Boco 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Thu 27 Oct Portishead Town A
3rd Bishop Sutton 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
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Ven. Res. Scorers
6th Portishead Town 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Thu 6 Oct Bishop Sutton H
L F
WESTERN COUNTIES FLOODLIGHT YOUTH LEAGUE NORTH DIVISION
Thu 20 Oct Hallen A
Mon 28 Nov Longwell Green Sports A
Pos. Team P W D A Pts
Sat 19th Nov Jamaica Bell H
Sat 14th Jan Southmead Athletic H
Ven. Res. Scorers
Sat 29th Oct Redbridge A
Sat 10th Dec AFC Whitchurch H
Sat 8th Oct Stoke Gifford United H
Sat 7th Jan Almondsbury Res H
Sat 18th Feb Keynsham Phoenix H
Sat 25th Feb Stockwood Wanderers H
Sat 28th Jan Hartcliffe H
Sat 11th Mar AFC Whitchurch A
Sat 25th Mar Fishponds OB H
Sat 4th Mar Jamaica Bell A
With the reserves...
Sat 12th Nov Keynsham Phoenix A
Sat 17th Dec Fishponds OB A
Sat 11th Feb Cosmos A
Sat 17th Sep Southmead Athletic A
Sat 5th Nov Cosmos H
Sat 1st Oct Hartcliffe A
Sat 21st Jan Stoke Gifford United A
Sat 4th Feb Redbridge H
Date Opponents
Sat 3rd Sep Almondsbury Res A L 1-4 Rodgers
Sat 26th Nov Stockwood Wanderers A
BRISTOL & SUBURBAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE SENIOR DIVISION
TODAY’S Hengrove Athletic Green shirts, Green shorts, Green socks Carl BUSH Will ConnorBrandonJacksonBANKSBROWNReganBURTONJackCOUSINSLukeCREWEFEEHELYDylanGOULDJacobGRINNELLEthanHARDYAlfieHEMMINGSHarveyIMPEYSamJACKSONAidanJONESJackJONESKINGDONGiorgioMANCINIJudeMcCARTHYMickeyPARSONSLucoPONSILLOPeteSHEPPARD Manager Jamie HILLMAN Asst. Manager Jon BERRY Coaches Ian MikeJONESSTONE Physio Pete STENNER Referee Tom JEFFERY
LINEUPS Portishead Town White Shirts, Black Shorts & Black Socks Ben JamesKyeCaolanWESTPEARCEJoshHONEYMOUNTFORDElliotRIPLEYHamishHURSTMatthewLLOYDWAKEFIELDRobLATHAMGeorgeFOWLERCharlieWILLIAMSJackBUSBYDaveHEWITTMikePOUNCEYGabrielNICHOLSJoeFITZGERALD Manager Eamonn DALY Dir. Of Football James HUGHES Coach Adam VENTON Assistants Steve DamonFEARNLEYMcELLIN
F.C.
Following major ground improvements and finishing the 2004/05 season as runners up in the Somerset County League the Club applied for election to the Western League and were duly promoted for the start of the 2005/06 campaign.
A year later a junior side was formed. In 1915 Molly married the Rev.H.S.Briggs but her interest and devotion to ‘the lads’ didn’t waver and, despite the intervention of two world wars, she battled on as Chairman, Treasurer and Manager as well as playing in goal as often as she could.
Portishead were inaugurated early in the 1900’s by Molly Jukes, the daughter of a local Rector, who moved to Portishead in 1903. Always keen on sport, Molly formed a cricket side in 1910 and, two years later, a football team she called St, Peter’s Portishead. Initially there were two teams, a First X1 and Reserves.
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In the early 1950’s Molly stepped down and Portishead AFC, as the Club were now known (following a name change in 1948) was left in the hands of Len Pickering and Eddie ClapFollowingson. successive divisional championships in 1973 and 1974 the Club were accepted into the Somerset Senior League in 1975 and, a year later, moved from their original pitch where the present Health Centre now stands, to Bristol Road. As the result of the extra pitches available on the new ground, two new teams were formed incorporating the former Redcliffe Bay team, In 1995 a Colts side was formed and entered in the Weston & District League along with the third and fourth teams.
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In 1991 92 Portishead reached the Somerset & Avon (South) FA Senior Cup Final where they lost 4 2 against Odd Down. In 1997 the First Team, again, reached the final, this time beating Bridgwater Reserves 2 0 at Paulton, In 1993/94, under the leadership of Terry Hale, the team won the Somerset Senior League Premier Division Championship. They retained this title in 1994/95, made it a treble in 1995/96 and notched up their fourth Championship win at the end of the 1997/98 season, In May 2000, Shaun Hill’s side beat Radstock Town to win the Somerset Senior Cup for the second time.
Chairman of the Western League, John Pool, explained: “Think of a Fan was our way of remembering that for many fans, football is more than just a game. It’s an important release, a chance to meet friends, get out of the house and have some fun.
Non-League Footballers Mental Health Championed by Bath Mind and the Toolstation Western League
The Toolstation Western League are working with Bath Mind to pilot a mental health partnership supporting the football family and players in particular. The six Western League sides located in Bath and North East Somerset have been offered specially created posters, promoting mental health support services designed to help younger people, which can be located into their home and away changing rooms.
Many people are still working through the loneliness and anxiety caused by lockdown, but we must not forget that our players are no different. They are as important to us as any members of our football family and this important partnership with Bath Mind is our way of supporting them.”
this pilot we hope to encourage everyone to talk about their mental health, seek help at an early stage and reduce the stigma associated with mental ill health. As a local, independent charity, Bath Mind relies heavily on local fundraising to keep our services going, therefore we are grateful to The Toolstation Western League and their fans for their fundraising efforts.”
As well as changing room posters, Bath Mind have provided leaflets for fans, as well as programme adverts, highlighting the variety of support services they provide. If successful, this initial pilot will be extended by the Western League to cover all 40 Clubs across the South West of England, from Cornwall to Wiltshire.
Research conducted by the Toolstation Western League earlier this season highlighted that around a quarter of players had considered seeking help with a mental health issue. The subject of mental health was first tackled by the Western League in March 2020, when they launched their Think of a Fan campaign.
Hannah Roper, Director of Business Development at Bath Mind, said: “We at Bath Mind are thrilled to be working in partnership with The Toolstation Western League, to support and promote positive mental health for the football community. Throughout the pandemic Bath Mind has been fighting an epidemic of mental ill-health. We have increased our services to meet the growing needs of our community, and help reduce pressure on NHS ser-
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Thank you and enjoy the game! website at www.cfcomfort.co.uk
There were originally two Trustees from the Children’s Hospital, a senior nurse, and a clinical nurse specialist, two parents, and a lecturer in physiotherapy. The Fund grew from there and it became a registered charity in 1993.
Cystic Fibrosis is one of the UK's most common, life limiting, inherited diseases. Cystic Fibrosis affects the internal organs, especially the lungs & digestive system, by clogging them with thick sticky mucus. This makes it hard to breathe and digest food. Those affected are born with CF and approximately 1 in every 2,500 babies born in the UK will inherit the condition. Improvements in care and treatment mean that more & more babies born with CF will become adults. However, their life expectancy is
supported closely by Andy Stone (Stoner) from AS_FootyReview on Twitter where all profits from his merchandise is donated to the charity to continue helping and raising awareness to a charity close to his heart following the death of his close friend Sam “Syd Brimson”
For more information, please visit our
The Cystic Fibrosis Comfort Fund is a small Bristol based charity, independent of the Cystic Fibrosis Trust, which aims to help those who suffer from Cystic Fibrosis in their daily lives and enhance their quality of life. It was founded in 1991 by a small group of people from the Bristol Children’s Hospital following a bequest by a grandfather. In his will he stipulated the money should be used to benefit patients with Cystic Fibrosis to help them manage their own lives.
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184 Wells Road, Knowle, Bristol, BS4 2DL Shaftesbury Park, Frenchay Park Road, Winterbourne, BS16 1LG Prior Park College Sports Complex, Ralph Allen Drive, Bath BA2 5AH
3. 2008-09 1 6th 38 19 4 15 57 52 +5 61 4. 2009 10 1 7th 38 20 8 10 75 43 +32 68
7. 2012-13 1 2nd 40 29 4 7 93 34 +59 91
12. 2017 18 P 9th 38 16 8 14 73 60 +13 56 13. 2018-19 P 19th 38 5 6 27 40 102 -62 21
5. 2010 11 1 10th 36 13 7 16 52 58 6 46
14. 2019-20* 1 14th 25 9 4 12 24 48 -24 31 15. 2020 21** 1 15th 9 3 3 3 10 12 2 12 16. 2021-22 1 16th 40 12 9 19 62 81 -19 45
2. 2007 08 1 6th 40 20 9 11 83 61 +22 69
9. 2014 15 1 12th 42 15 10 17 75 75 0 55
1. 2006-07 1 10th 42 17 7 18 58 64 -6 58
17. 2022-23*** 1 12th 11 3 3 5 15 16 -1 12 AGG (to date) 595 249 110 235 965 926 +39 857 * season declared null & void ** season curtailed *** current Bold type - promoted Italic type - relegated
8. 2013 14 P 21st 40 8 4 28 33 87 54 28
10. 2015 16 1 7th 40 21 7 12 57 37 +20 70 11. 2016-17 1 2nd 42 27 7 8 105 37 +68 88
6. 2011 12 1 10th 36 12 10 14 53 59 6 46
No. Season Div Pos. P W D L F A GD Pts
2006-07 TO PRESENT
WESTERN LEAGUE RECORD SEASON BY SEASON
Here at the club, the last few seasons have been very successful and as a result, we are looking for people to join the team. Not the one ON the pitch that has won two promotions and a Les Phillips Cup in the last ten years but the one OFF IT; the team behind the team if you like.
Hengrove Athletic Football Club is renowned within the local leagues and amongst match officials for offering a warm, friendly welcome and top notch hospitality. The ground itself, the AVB Stadium, is pleasant and offers superb views of Bristol as well as the peace and quiet of the country. It’s a lovely place to watch a game of football!
We are looking for anyone that feels they can make a contribution to the club. On matchdays, it could be serving refreshments and food, selling raffle tickets, working on the front gate or helping to tidy up after the game. You’ll get to watch the football free of charge of course but better still, you’ll be joining a small team of dedicated hard working volunteers that make this club very special.
On non matchdays, there are other jobs that need doing such as strimming, painting, cleaning, weeding and brushing. You name it, we need to do it! However with only a small band of willing helpers, we can always do with a little more help, no matter how many hours you can give up. If you feel this is you, please email the chairman Mike Greatbanks at michael.greatbanks@btconnect.com or call him on 07884 492217. And thank you!
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If you are interested in any of these deals, please email the club secretary, Martin McConachie, on secretary@hengroveathletic.com or ring 07432 614494.
Supporting the club...
There are several more ways of getting your company name out there that we can help you with. Perimeter banners, perimeter boards, programme advertising, website advertising.. they are all available within the club.
Programme Advertising has also proven popular in recent seasons. After having “gone online” in recent seasons, the club have decided to go back to printing a copy for its supporters, a popular move with many non league fans too.
Perimeter Boards are one option that many companies have chosen recently. Match action pictures often appear online either on websites or social media so your company board could be seen regularly as well as those who attend the match.
Perimeter boards cost £250 for the first year (including a one off manufacturing charge of £100) then cost £100 a year thereafter.
Website Advertising is the cheapest form of advertising and is just £25. For this, your link/logo will sit on a carousel on the front page and when visitors click the link, it will take them to your website. Our club website is one of the most popular ones in the league with more than 2,000 unique visits each week during the season.
Perimeter Banners are a similar option but made from a hard wearing fabric. The same size as a board (2.4m x 915mm or 8’ x 3’), they cost £200 (including a one off manufacturing charge of £75) then cost £100 a year thereafter.
Advertising costs just £100 for a full page (A5) or £50 for a half page; this is for a full season of matchday programmes so this season, at least 21 programmes. You can change the composition of the programme each week to keep it topical and/or time sensitive!
The first XI finished runners up in Western League Division One in 2012/13, achieving a promotion to the Premier Division. They also lifted the Les Phillips League Cup (Western League) in 2015/16 before winning promotion to the Premier Division again the following season. In 2017/18 under new manager John Durbin, the club finished ninth in the Premier Division, their highest ever position and as a result, were also the highest placed Bristol side in the division. However, this was followed by relegation back to Division One in 2018/19.
Hengrove Athletic Club History
Hengrove Athletic F.C was formed in 1948 from players who were demobbed from National AsService.afootnote,
The first XI was accepted by the Somerset Senior League for the 1974/75 season, where they remained until 2005/06 when they were runaway, unbeaten, Premier Division Champions and joined the Western League for the start of the 2006/07 season. Our Floodlights and Stand were installed at the ground in 2007/08 to achieve the necessary ground grading of the Western League. The EWW Stand was installed at the ground in 2012/13 to achieve the necessary ground grading of entry into the FA Cup and future possible promotions.
Jamie Hillman returned for a third spell as manager in the summer of 2019 but the next two seasons failed to play to a finish due to the COVID pandemic. Last season, 2021/22, did get completed and for the third year running, the Grove ended in mid table.
there is also wartime history to the club colours of green and white. With rationing and many shortages, football shirts were virtually unobtainable, so all of the members of Hengrove Athletic F.C donated an ordinary white shirt and a mother of one of the players kindly dyed them green in the bath at her Knowle home. The colour green had no symbolic meaning. It was the only colour available at the time! The founding fathers of Hengrove Athletic F.C then agreed to retain these colours for the new club.
A successful application was made to join the Bristol and Suburban League and they were placed in Division 3 for the start of 1948/49 season. A Reserve XI was established in 1950 and in the same year Hengrove Hall was rented for club meetings and social gatherings. The club continued to expand and the ‘A’ XI started in 1953, followed by the 30 plus XI in 1959. These four football teams made Hengrove Athletic F.C the largest club in the Bristol and Suburban League at the time after just eleven years. A ‘B’ XI replaced the 30 plus in 1962. The long search for a ground came to fruition on Sunday 7 June 1964 when Norton Lane was officially opened and Hengrove Athletic F.C took up residence.
A guide to away games this season in Toolstation Western League Division One
Ironmould Lane, Brislington, Bristol BS4 5RS 4.3 miles
Gillingham Town Woodwater Lane, Gillingham, Dorset SP8 4WL 34.5 miles
Hallen Moorhouse Lane, Hallen, Bristol BS10 7RU 14.5 miles
Odd Down Combe Hay Lane, Odd Down, Bath, BA2 8PA 10.4 miles
Warminster Town Weymouth Street, Warminster, Wiltshire BA12 9NS 27.2 miles
Radstock Town Southfield Rec. Ground, Southfields, Radstock BA3 3NZ 12.0 miles
Wells City Rowdens Road, Wells, Somerset BA5 1TU 17.6 miles
AEK Boco Greenbank Road, Hanham, Bristol BS15 3RZ 6.5 miles
Bishop Sutton Lakeview, Wick Road, Bishop Sutton. BS39 5XN 7.7 miles
Longwell Green Shellards Road, Longwell Green, Bristol BS30 9AD 5.8 miles
Portishead Town Bristol Road, Portishead, Bristol BS20 6QG 14.2 miles
FC Bristol Oaklands Park, Almondsbury, Bristol BS32 4AA 17.9 miles
Bishop’s Lydeard Darby Way, Bishop’s Lydeard, Taunton. TA4 3BA 45.9 miles
Bristol Telephones BTRA Ground, Stockwood Lane, Bristol BS14 8SJ 1.2 miles
Almondsbury The Field, Gloucester Rd, Almondsbury. BS32 4AA 17.9 miles
Cheddar Bowden's Park, Draycott Road, Cheddar BS27 3RL 19.4 miles
Shirehampton The Creek, The Portway, Sea Mills, Bristol BS9 2JS 11.3 miles
Tytherington Rocks Hardwicke PF, Tytherington, South Gloucs GL12 8UJ 19.5 miles
Wincanton Town Sports Ground, Moor Lane, Wincanton BA9 9EJ 29.1 miles
Nailsea & Tick’nam Fryth Way, Nailsea, Bristol BS48 2AS 13.8 miles
Brislington
Oldland Abbots Castle Road, Oldland Common, Bristol BS30 9SZ 6.4 miles
Wed 21 Sep Oldland Abbots A
Sat 1 Oct Radstock Town H
Mon 29 Aug Tytherington Rocks H W 5-0 101 Crewe, og, Jackson, Jones, Cousins
Wed 7 Sep Shirehampton A D 1 1 Sheppard
Tue 13 Sep Almondsbury A D 2 2 54 Jones, Sheppard
Tue 8 Nov Wells City A
Sat 12 Nov Warminster Town H
Sat 3 Sep Warminster Town A L 0 2
Tue 9 Aug AEK Boco H L 1-2 148 McCarthy
Sat 24 Sep Lydney Town (FAV) H
Sat 20 Aug Bristol Telephones H W 1-0 102 Ponsillo
Sat 5 Nov AEK Boco A
Sat 6 Aug Bishop Sutton A D 1 1 Hardy
Sat 13 Aug Longwell Green A L 0 3 124
Fixtures & Results 2022/2023
Sat 30 Jul Wincanton Town H L 1-4 65 J. Banks
Sat 27 Aug Bishop’s Lydeard A L 0 1
Sat 8 Oct Cheddar A
Tue 1 Nov Brislington H
Tue 27 Sep FC Bristol H
Sat 15 Oct Brislington A
Date Opponents Ven. Res. Att. Scorers
Sat 17 Sep Portishead Town H
Tue 4 Oct Cheddar (SPC) A
Sat 29 Oct Nailsea & Tick’nam H
Tue 2 Aug Cheddar H W 3-0 100 Grinnell, McCarthy, J. Banks
Sat 11 Mar Almondsbury H
Sat 25 Mar Portishead Town A
Sat 26 Nov Gillingham Town A
2023
Cup SPC Somerset Premier Cup
Sat 7 Jan Nailsea & Tick’nam A
Sat 10 Dec Bishop’s Lydeard H
Date Opponents
Sat 25 Feb Bishop Sutton H
Fixtures & Results 2022/2023
Mon 2 Jan Hallen H
Sat 4 Mar Bristol Telephones A
Sat 4 Feb Oldland Abbots H
Mon 10 Apr Hallen A
Sat 1 Apr Gillingham Town H
Sat 19 Nov Wells City H
Sat 21 Jan Longwell Green H
Sat 17 Dec FC Bristol A
Sat 3 Dec Radstock Town A
Fri 7 Apr Odd Down (Bath) H
Sat 15 Apr Wincanton Town A
TBC Odd Down (Bath) A (Les Phillips Cup, October/November) Phillips
Key FAV FA Vase LPC Les
Sat 28 Jan Shirehampton H
Ven. Res. Att. Scorers
Mon 26 Dec Odd Down (Bath) A
Sat 11 Feb Tytherington Rocks A
