Penn & Tylers Green vs Kidlington Development FC

from Penn & Tylers Green FC vs Kidlington Development FC August 2019

by P&TG FC

Vs Kidlington Development FC

Issue No.2 Official Matchday MagazineHellenic League Division One EastSaturday 10th August 2019

Welcome to Penn & Tylers GreenFootball Club

Founded 1905 Winners of the Berks & Bucks Junior Cup 2014 & 2015 Winners of the Hellenic League – Division One (East) 2016 and 2017 Winners of the Hellenic League – Division Two (East) 2016

A warm welcome to all players, coaches, supporters, and officials to Holloways Park, the temporary home of Penn & Tylers Green FC We hope you have a great day with us and

Club OfficialsPresident: Norman ROWEChairman: Tony HURSTVice chairman: Andy WALKER & Nigel MILLERClub Secretary & Treasurer: Andreas LATTAPress & Comms: James KEATINGWelfare Officer: James KEATING

enjoy the game.

First team Manager: Gareth WILLIAMSDevelopment Team Manager: Luke BELSONLadies Manager : Damien ATKINSYouth Team : Darren JONESJunior Football: Chris LIGHTMini Soccer: Giovanni SEPEDE

Welcome to Holloways Park

Ground Dev: Neil CANNINGSGirls Football: Nigel MILLER

Todays Officials: Tom HADDRELL Ma� LAUGHLIN Frank DEVINE

Facebook/PennTylersGreenFC Tweet @penn_football Insta: @Penn_Football Website: www.penntylersgreenfc.co.uk

Ernie MOORE

4Todays Opponents—Kidlington FC

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Kidlington FC was founded in 1909 and played local village rivalry was so keen that players had to prove they were residents of the village for whom they played In 1945, Kidlington moved from village football to play in the Oxford City Junior League, with a good deal of success in both league and cup. By 1951 the Oxfordshire Senior League was entered, where stronger compe�- �on was provided by the likes of Witney Town; Morris Motors; Pressed Steel & Thame United. In 1953 The Hellenic League was formed and the Oxon Senior League immediately lost some of its stronger

clubs to the new league. Kidlington won the Senior League �tle that next season, joining the new league in 1954. Early days in the Hellenic League showed quite clearly the difference in standard. Kidlington maintained a Premier Division place for a �me, but spent most of the 60’s in Division One. The 70’s started with winning the Intermediate Cup Final, along with two further County final places in that decade. A squad of good young players produced Kidlington’s best ever run in an FA compe�- �on, when in 1976-77. Having played every round but one away from home, Kidlington reached the last 16 in the FA Vase, bowing out to Gosport Borough. The nucleus of this side eventually gained promo�on back to the Premier Division in 1979-80. The 80’s saw Kidlington return to Division One of the Hellenic. The early 90’s were steady. Season 94-95 brought silverware at last, Mar�n Bakers’ Reserves side did the League/Cup double. An upturn in the first team fortunes occurred when Karl Grossmann assembled a formidable tough tackling side, finishing in the top 6 of Division One in four successive seasons.

The new millennium brought with it a major overhaul to the commi�ee and a new Chairman in Geoff Talboys. In 2004-05, under the guidance of Kevin Walton the first team finish in third place and with it promo�on back into the Hellenic Premier Division. With promo�on came a struggle with the considerable difference in the standard of football compared to Division One, losing the first twelve games. The season petered out in frustra- �on as the team finished in a relega�on posi�on … however a na�onal non-league restructure saved us from the dreaded drop. In 2007 - 2008, first team silverware arrived at Yarnton Road for the 1st �me in over 30 years, winning the Hellenic Floodlit Trophy under the guidance of manager Paul Lee. With addi�onal honours from the Reserves, who won Reserve Division One for a second consecu�ve season, The Youth winning the Oxfordshire U18 Youth Cup. To cap a fine season Kidlington Vet’s retained their Veteran League crown. Season 2008-09 was again a good one for all our teams. Our 1st Team finished in a very respectable 9th posi�on in the league and had some good cup runs, the Reserves finished 3rd in their league. In 2009-10 came a new Chairman, Lloyd Wray and with him a new management team, ex-player Gordon Geary was recruited to look a�er 1st team affairs and Barry Hiles to run the Reserve team. 2010-11 saw the club under the same management structure achieve its most successful season ever; finishing 7th in the Premier League, a superb effort by all saw us play a very strong Oxford United

team at the Kassam Stadium, but unfortunately losing the final of the Oxfordshire Senior Cup. However we did win some silverware bea�ng Purton 3-0 in the final of the Supplementary Cup. In December 2011, Gordon and his backroom staff of Keith Appleton, Paul Harwood and Barry Hiles decided they had taken the club as far as they could and stepped back from managing the Club. Players Danny Legge� and Chris�an Perkins stepped forward to guide the club through �ll the end of the season. This season was very frustra�ng but owing to some decent early league results the club maintained its Premier Division status. In 2012/13 a new first team manager in Ex-Oxford United striker Paul Berry was installed. However he resigned a�er only three matches to pursue alterna�ve opportuni�es. Gordon Geary and his previous backroom staff were persuaded to come out of re�rement and were re-appointed during the second week of the season. Geary and his team managed to assemble a squad with the ability to avoid the dreaded drop, finishing in 13th place. Having taken over in the crisis, Geary and his management team again resigned having “got the job done” of avoiding relega�on.

During the summer break the club installed Mar�n Wilkinson as 1st team manager and Kidlington finished 6th in the league, making club history, also reaching the Senior Cup Final again a�er bea�ng Oxford United FC in the semis. Unfortunately we lost again, this �me to Ardley United.Season 2014-15 saw Mar�n Wilkinson again at the helm assisted by Paul Harwood. The team finished in their highest ever league posi�on of 4th place. For the first �me the club also ran a Ladies team who entered into the Thames Valley Ladies League. Season 2015-16 was a dream come true for everyone at KFC with Wilkinson and his team of Paul Harwood, Julian McCalm- on and Jermaine McSporran leading the team to the Hellenic League Premier Division Championship. We also had our best ever runs in both the FA Vase where we reached the last 8 before bowing out to Bowers & Pitsea a�er a replay and also had a very healthy run in the FA Cup, losing eventually to conference side Gloucester City. Truly our best ever season my some margin. For this season 2016-17 Wilkinson lead the side as we embark on our 1st season at level 4 of the football pyramid in the Evo-S�k League Division One Central, but due to work commitments Wilky resigned shortly into the season. Jermaine McSporran took over as caretaker manager un�l the club were pleased to announce the appointment of Julian McCalmon as the new manager. Despite a brief spell at Abingdon Town, Jules has managed to maintain Southern League Football for the first team. The development team has gone from strength to strength under the leadership of Nick East and Barry Hiles reaching four cup finals in four years including promo�on from Hellenic Division Two in 2016-17, the Hellenic Chairmans Cup in 2016-17 and a first Oxfordshire Intermediate cup success for 34 years in 2018-19. Kidlington Development are now an established Division One side

Kidlington FC History

8Bluefin Sport Challenge Cup

A cracking cup �e between Division Two Adderbury Park and Division One Thornbury Town. Town were two up inside 10 minutes. Two all at half �me then Park then went 4-2 up, then 4-4, screamer from Josh Northam in the 85th minute took Park through to the next round.

Uhllsport Hellenic League Premier Division

Holmer Green and Royal Woo�on Basse� Town shared the points in a 3-3 draw at Watchet Lane. Great start to the season at the Rivermoor. Visitors Shrivenham took the early lead and led at half �me. Second half it was one way traffic. Eventually once home side Reading City broke through they con�nued to press achieving a 3-1 victory. Wes�ields, playing their innaugural game in the uhlsport Hellenic League, open up new campaign with a resounding 5-0 home win over Windsor.

Newly promoted Burnham held visitors Fairford Town for the fist half at The Gore. The second half went Fairford's way scoring three goals without reply. Easington Sports lost their debut Premier Division game 0-3 at home to Longlevens. Easington's Jamie Hunter said a�er the match. "Longlevens took the points with three good finishes. They were so� goals to concede and Sports rue missed chances and missing players". Ardley United were 2-1 home winners against Bishops Cleeve. Flackwell Heath trailed visitors Lydney Town 0-1 for the majority of play at Wilks Park. Three minutes before the end of normal �me parity was restored, only to see the chance of a point vanish with Lydney ne�ng on 90 minutes. Despite domina�ng play Brimscombe & Thrupp lost the opening fixture of the season 0-1 to travelling Binfield. Virginia Water manager Ceri Jones commented a�er the match against Tuffley Rovers. "Certainly two points dropped for the home side. Cruising and should have been 3-0 up to be pegged back late on with a fantas�c finish."

Division One East

Risborough Rangers took the points with a 2-1 home win against Abingdon United. Despite the "Railwaymen's" goal keeper being sent off early in the second half Didcot Town Development took the local derby bragging rights away with them from game against Milton United at the Height's. Whilst Milton pressurised Didcot for most of the game and had numerous goal a�empts, they could not deal with the clinical breakaway forages of the visitors. Thame Rangers and Aldermaston earned a point each form a 2-2 draw in the fixture at Thame's ASM Stadium.

One West

Hellenic League new boys Wellington and promoted Bourton Rovers played their first ever game in uhlport Hellenic League Division One West. A �ghtly contested affair with Wellington scoring a breakaway goal well into the second half. A match described by the home side as an "Excellent exhibi�on of Hellenic Division One football". Cheltenham Saracens opening game at home against Tytherington Rocks was set to be a challenge following whispers of the Rocks making some great signings this summer. Despite conceding on five minutes Sara's rose to the challenge securing a 4-1 victory. Clanfield 85 overcame Hellenic "newbies" Stonehouse Town 3-1. Shortwood United, returning to the Hellenic a�er a seven years, and debutants Hereford Lads Club shared the opening fixture points. Wood's Jim Cunnen commented a�er the match. "Terrific end to end game with both sides scoring in added �me to fight out a 4-4 draw". Hereford Pegasus (Previously known as pegasus Juniors) celebrated their return to the uhlsport Hellenic League with a 1-3 away win at Newent Town. A "bakers dozen" was recorded by Malmesbury Victoria at the Flying Monk ground with visi�ng New College unable to reply. Shane Bumphrey opened his new season account by ne�ng five of the thirteen goals.

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Our present club was formally established in 1905 when it is believed that it adopted its first formal cons�tu�on. It achieved its first great success in the 1911/12 season by winning the Wycombe League. This Championship side was captained by George Slade, of Slade’s Garages, who later achieved fame as a champion motor cyclist and side car compe�tor.

Like many village clubs it lost a number of its playing staff during the Great and second world wars. Indeed, the Cricket Club pavilion is a listed building and a memorial in remembrance of the lives lost

French School Meadows, the home ground, takes its name from the long since demolished 18th century School catering for orphans of the French Revolu�on. The pupils wore a blue uniform with white feathers in their hats giving rise to the clubs blue and white strip and the club logo. French School Meadows was purchased in 1949 (before then the team used to play on the back common) showers were installed in the 1960ʹs, the brick building built in the 1980ʹs and the extension developed in 2001. Prior to the building of the club house the HQ for the club was the Horse & Groom Public House. Penn & Tylers Green FC is not only one of the oldest clubs in the county, it is also one of the biggest village sides. Every weekend some 400 children, youths and adults pull on the blue and white stripes of Penn & Tylers Green Football Club.

Our Club History

The age range spans from the “Fantas�c Footballers” (under-fives) through every age group and all the way to youth and senior footballers including girls and ladies sec�ons. Each team has a number of qualified, dedicated volunteers who ensure the con�n- ued success of the club. We are quite simply, the biggest organisa�on in the village provid - ing vast numbers with the opportunity of par�cipa�ng in a marvellous team game. The club owes a huge debt to previous commi�ee members and volunteers who have worked �relessly over many years to provide the excellent facili�es that we all enjoy today.

The func�on room and pa�o of the Sports and Social Club, provide an excellent se�ng for a hazy lazy a�ernoon, watching Cricket, Tennis and Football in close proximity in an idyllic se�ng with views over the Chilterns and areas of outstanding natural beauty. The new extension is for hire and is ideal for mee�ngs of local clubs. Given the number of Penn & Tylers Green Football Teams playing each week, it is simply not possible to accommodate all of them at our home ground. That is why we remain grateful for all local schools and recrea�onal grounds for their con�nued support of the Club. However, it remains the desire of the Football Commi�ee to ensure that as many Penn & Tylers Green teams as possible can play at French School Meadows and truly call it “home”. We con�nue to demonstrate our commitment in providing mini football to the children of the local area, they are our future.

The club is also desirous of improving the senior pitch all the �me to ensure that they have the best possible playing surface. The club is a holder of the pres�gious FA Community Charter Status and is proud of both its illustrious past and its plans for the future.

We are proud, of course, that The First Team won the Hellenic League – Division One (East) �tle in season 2015/2016 and 2016/2017 and the Reserves wining the Hellenic League – Division Two (East) �tle in season 2015/2016. The Reserves also won the Berks & Bucks Junior Cup in Seasons 2013/2014 and 2014/2015

Kidlington Development vs MarlowUnited 3-1

Kidlington’s development team won their opening match in Uhlsport Division One East on Tuesday night. The victory was a magnificent team effort against avery strong Marlow United side by three goals to one. Despite having to defend for large parts of the match they thouroughly deserved their victory.

Teenage midfielder Aaron Morton tapped home following up his own header a�er 15 minutes, then debutant striker Ellio� Powell picked himself up a�er being fouled and scored confidently from the penalty spot a�er 25 minutes. The greens led 2-0 at half �me but this match was far from over and subs�tute Jean Clade E�enne reduced the arrears for Marlow United a�er 55 minutes. The match was mainly played in the greens half for 15 minutes but then a�er 72 minutes,the skilful Jack Gaul (pictured) smashed the ball home from 25 yards. Following this goal the greens looked comfortable.

Another highlight for Kidlington was the introduc�on of sixteen year old Archie Brew a�er 84 minutes. This was a great bonus for the club and shows the direc�on the club is

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Sam Butcher – Keeper

Ex Holmer Green keeper who took a year out to start his physical fitness business, big, strong, loud and technically gi�ed keeper, great for the dressing room.

James Britnell – keeper

Again another big physical presence in the s�cks, great one on one, and has a great pair of hands, being an ex ou�ield player he’s very confident with the ball at his feet.

Mikey Moore

Young centre back, played intermi�ently last season due to Uni, will be looking to crack on and fullfill his big poten�al, another calm, technically good player.

Phill Arko

Young CB, currently playing for Beaconsfields Allied youth team, made a good impression pre-season, quick, physical and mature beyond his years, one to watch.

Joe Dulieu

Another big presence at the back, strong in the air, both footed, Joe was a late addi�on last season, and helped gel our back line.

Jamie Hunt

Experienced defender, Jamie’s ability allows him to play in a number of posi�ons, but his strength as a leader lends him to playing at the back, good presence in the squad.

Michael duffy

Signing from Holmer Green, le� back, solid, consistent and no nonsense, a valuable player in any squad.

Ma� Clark

Part of last seasons team, Ma� has great technical ability and an eye for a pass lined with a compe�- �ve personality.

Gary Lines

First summer signing for Penn, Holmer Greens long standing captain, a classic all round midfielder, able to mix it up in defence, and make runs in a�ack.

Cur�s Stone

Defensive minded centre mid, tough tackling coupled with a good range of passing and set piece delivery.

Dean Munday

Big strong centre back, played in Penn’s �tle winning teams before stepping up a league at Holmer Green, will be a big calming presence at the back and a goal threat at set pieces.

Tom Stables

Young player who had his breakout senior season last year, big things expected of this confident lad, talented boy who can play in a number of posi- �ons.

Alex Cairns

Experienced old pro, played at a high level as a younger lad, strong, compe��ve tough tackler, another lad able to drive from deep and score goals.

Ollie Saunders

Signed from Amersham last season, soon became a favourite, tricky skilful winger, bags of talent and a great a�tude, another one to watch.

Mason Wright

Diminu�ve winger/midfielder, Masons at his best with the ball to feet taking on players, can be a match winner when on song.

Jack Pearce

Jack was another stalwart midfielder from last season, good technical ability and game knowledge, Jacks another lad who can play in a number of posi�ons

Tom Fifield

Signed late last season, another gi�ed player who comes alive with the ball at his feet, has improved his defensive and physical side in the last few season.

Dean Allen

Big signing from league winners Burnham, Deano has been regularly topping the goals scoring charts for years now, hungry, ruthless finisher coupled with good technical ability

Tom Gant

Signed a�er having a year out, Tom is an big talent who can play wide right or in a�ack, quick, good on the ball, will be a big player.

Fred Tripp

Another experienced lad, Fred was our skipper last season, big strong forward with good feet and a calm finish, like most classic forwards, can also play at the back just as well.

James Hancock

Last Season player of the year, incredible pace and fitness, can play anywhere wide, either as a winger or defender, great a�tude.

Andy Viney

Another exci�ng addi�on to the squad, experienced striker, pace, fitness, work rate and excellent finishing will put defences under pressure.

Anthony Tyson

Signing from Holmer Green, another technically gi�ed midfielder, like Jack is a coach by trade so has an excellent understanding of the game.

Ethan Holland

Signed on loan from Beaconsfield last season, Ethan impressed everyone, tall, quick, physical ball playing centre back, we were delighted to be able to sign him for this season.

The Penn Squad

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16Hellenic Division One East

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Thame Rangers

Didcot Town Dev'

Kidlington Dev'

Risborough Rangers

AFC Aldermaston

Wallingford Town

Abingdon Town

Holyport

Langley

Long Crendon

Penn & Tylers Green

Wokingham & Emmbrook

Woodley United

Abingdon United

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Chalvey Sports

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Marlow United

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Milton United

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Hellenic Division One East

This Weekends Fixtures

Comp

DATE

HOME

A AWAY

FAC

10/08/2019 Abingdon United

Brimscombe & Thrupp

FAC

10/08/2019 London Tigers

Thame Rangers

HL1E

09/08/2019 Wokingham & Emmbrook

AFC Aldermaston

HL1E 10/08/2019 Chalvey Sports Wallingford TownHL1E 10/08/2019 Didcot Town Dev Long CrendonHL1E 10/08/2019 Milton United Risborough Rangers

HL1E10/08/2019 Penn & Tylers Green

Kidlington Development

HL1E 10/08/2019 Woodley United Abingdon Town

Penn Player Stats 2019-20

Blue Card

Second Yellow Card

Yellow CardRed CardGoalsCaptainBench Unused

BenchStartedAppearances

Allen, Dean

Britnall, Jamie

Cairns, Alex

Duffy, Michael

Dulieu, Joe

Gant, Thomas

Hancock, James

Holland, Ethan

Munday, Dean

Remsbury-Kelly, Conor

Saunders, Oliver

Stone, Cur�s

Tripp, Fred

Tyson, Anthony

Williams, Ryan

Wright, Mason

Thanks to all our Sponsors

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Nick LACEY Luke HAYWARD Luke QUARTERMAN Luke SPEARMAN Gavin KIDD Jamie ANDERSON Jack GAUL Taylor SOUTHAM Ellio� POWELL Rob JOHNSON Aaron MORTON Ahmed FARAH Sam ELBRO Ma� DIDCOCK Jack QUAINTON Billy NEWELL

Jack PEARCE Ollie SAUNDERS Tom STABLES Cur�s STONE Fred TRIPP Anthony TYSON Andy VINEY

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