2014 Penn vs Henley Town August

Penn & Tylers Green Football Club Official Matchday Programme 2014/15

vs Henley Town Uhlsport Hellenic League Division One Saturday 16th August 2014

PENN & TYLERS GREEN FC Not just a football club… the heart of a community

Welcome to French Meadows - the home of Penn & Tylers Green FC - and the latest edition of the Matchday magazine. Enjoy the great football, great hospitality and a great read Youth Team First Team Mark Bentley Manager Giovanni Sepede Junior Football Chairman Darren Jones Assistant Tony Hurst Manager Girls Football Vice Chairman JonPaul Iaciofano Vanessa Morton Andy Walker Club Physio Club Secretary Mini Football John Grimsdell Andreas Latta Scott Matshall Reserve Team Treasurer Manager Development Off Paul Avis Neil Cannings Neil Cannings President Norman Rowe

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MATCH REPORT P&TG FC 3– 4 Woodley Town

A warm welcome to todays visitors, Henley Town FC and todays match officials Richard & Stuart, and our match assessor James, as French Meadows hosts another Uhlsport Hellenic Division One East League game

I am not going to dwell on the opening game of the season with many words.

It was a disappointing afternoon and it did not go to script. Basically in the first half we missed a hatful of clear cut chances and failed to remember the We hope you have a great day with basic rules of defending. The opposius, enjoy the football, make use of our tion goal keeper played a blinder and facilities and above all leave with produced a number of outstanding great memories saves.

the defending theme (or lack thereof) added by a self-imposed absence of a midfield. 40 minutes of very little by us did not help. In the last five minutes of the game we all of a sudden found some urgency and nearly pulled it back from being 1:4 down. We scored twice in the last five minutes (including added time). Woodley Town FC deP&TG FC will be at home to Brackley served to win the match as they Town Development that day so come scored more goals than us. If you do along and support the boys and a not take your chances and do not degreat cause fend you do not win football matches.

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Prostate Cancer UK will be the official charity partner of Non- Woodley Town also missed a penalty.

League Day 2014 In the second half we continued with

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Match Reports Hellenic League Roundup PREMIER DIVISION The opening day of the season saw a grand total of forty goals scored in the Premier Division. Binfield with Ian Davies netting twice, led the way with a 6-1 defeat of Wootton Bassett Town, closely followed by Ascot Utd who won 5-1 away at Brimscombe & Thrupp, Daryl Mclean registering a hat-trick. Kidlington put five past Holyport without reply with doubles for Ryan Curtin and Charlie Cassettari.

Last season’s early leaders, Reading Town, slipped to an opening day 1-3 home defeat to Highworth Town, T J Bohane, Highworth’s top goal scorer last season opening his account for the season very early on.

Oxford City Nomads similarly went down 1-2 at home to Shrivenham, Matt Bennett scoring both of Shrivenham’s goals.

Highmoor Ibis got their season off to a winning start with a 2-0 win at Thame Utd. Flackwell Heath beat Thatcham Town 3-2, Gavin James netting twice for Flackwell.

Last season’s runners up, Ardley Utd got off to a strong start with a 31 defeat of Cheltenham Saracens, with Troy Bryan amongst the goal scorers.

Newly promoted Milton Utd picked up a well-earned point in a 2-2 draw away at Bracknell Town. Shane Cooper-Clark scored twice for the home team with Adam Bruce and Rob Joyce replying for Milton Utd Abingdon Utd and Newbury fought out a goalless draw.

DIVISION ONE EAST Didcot Town were the day’s highest scorers across the League winning 8-0 away at Chalfont Wasps. Arran Gray scored twice. Further goals were scored by Bryn Ingram, Lewis Noble, Ross McDonald, Tom Hoskins, David Murphy and Taylor James.

Last season’s bottom side, Woodley Town laid down a marker for the new season, winning 4-3 away at Penn & Tylers Green. Steve Campbell netted a hat trick with Adam Cashin-Murray also scoring. Chris Hurst netted twice for Penn & Tylers Green with Nial O’MeallyNewell also scoring and edging the battle of the double barrel surnames!

Brackley Town Development made a winning start to life in the Uhlsport Hellenic League beating Burnham 2-1 with goals from Vjorn Sultana and Charlie Wise. Sam Ekundayo scored for Burnham.

Headington Amateurs went down 2-1 at home to Wokingham & Embrook who scored through Keen and Elliott Rushforth. Shaun Jacobs scored for Headington.

Old Woodstock Town secured a point in their first match in Division One East having transferred over from the West division during the close season. Old Woodstock scored through Aaron Posey and Jack Dunmall. Grant Kemp and Asa Povey scored for Henley Town.

Rayners Lane edged out Chinnor winning 3-2 with two goals from Denis Nortey and a goal from Lewis Lavender. John Mcmahon and Craig Faulconbridge scored for Chinnor.

Finchampstead won 2-0 away at Easington Sports with goals from Freddie Barren and Nick Payne.

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P&TG FC

Alex Sethi

Jamie Jackson Goal Keeper Adam Parsons

James Louison

John Harding Goal Keeper Dean Munday

P&TG FC

Josh Briant

Jordan Gumbs

James Pritchard

Adrian Smith

Josh Fox Jonathon Feaver

P&TG FC

Danny Jordan

Chris Hurst Anton Bradley

Paolo Cicero

George Coyle

George Coyle

Giovanni Sepede

Opposition

Penn Opp

Res Comp

Date

Ascot United

1

4

L

F

12 Jul 2014

H

Chalfont St Peter FC

0

0

D

F

15 Jul 2014

H

Uxbridge FC

1

4

L

F

19 Jul 2014

H

Flackwell Heath FC

0

2

L

F

22 Jul 2014

A

Bracknell Town FC

2

3

L

F

2 Aug 2014

H

Woodley Town FC

3

4

L

L

9 Aug 2014

H

Henley Town FC

L

16 Aug 2014

A

Didcot Town FC

L

23 Aug 2014

H

Old Woodstock Town

L

30 Aug 2014

H

Brackley Town Dev Fc

L

6 Sep 2014

A

Finchampstead FC

L

20 Sep 2014

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Fixtures & Results

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Jamie Jackson

1

Steven Fairchild

Adrian Smith

2

Jack Mew

Josh Fox

3

Richard Thomas

Jordan Gumbs

4

Eliot Whitehouse

Dean Munday

5

Warren Baxter

James Louison

6

Mitch Cooper

Paolo Cicero

7

Ben Clark

George Coyle

8

Asa Povey

Chris Hurst

9

Billy Gordon

Danny Jordan

10

Grant Kemp

Anton Bradley

11

Matt Goodwin

John Harding

12

Sean Moore

Alex Sethi

14

Danny Faherty

Adam Parsons

15

Graham Simms

Josh Briant

16

Matt Goodwin

Jonathon Feaver

17

Louis Howell

Giovanni Sepede

Manager

Craig Sumner (jnt Mgr)

JonPaul Iaciofano

Ass Manager

Craig Hiscock (jnt Mgr)

John Grimsdell

Physio

Simon Johnson

Referee: Richard Dow 1st Ass Referee: Stuart N Smith 2nd Ass Referee: Todays Ball Boys Frank Keegan Corbin Vaughan