THE MEAD THE OFFICIAL THAMESMEAD TOWN FC MATCHDAY PROGRAMME 2015/16
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INSIDE... Welcome to Sporting Club Thamesmead as we welcome Great Wakering Rovers to the SCT - here’s what’s inside the latest issue of The Mead.
THAMESMEAD TOWN FC Sporting Club Thamesmead Bayliss Avenue, Thamesmead, London, SE28 8NJ Tel : 0208 311 4211 Company Number : 03915330
KEY PERSONNEL Hon Patron - Rt Hon Teresa Pearce MP Chairman & Club Owner - Paul Bowden-Brown Directors - Paul Bowden-Brown & Kai Isaksen Club Secretary - Dave Joy Life President: Albert Panting Honorary Vice-Presidents: Alan Martin, Peter Tiernay, Eddie McCann, Gareth Connaleigh, Alan Woodward, Keith McMahon & Terry Hill Marketing & Communications - Mike Green Boardroom Hospitality - Sue Dingwall Safety Officer - Gareth Connaleigh Press Officer - Mike Green Turnstile Operations - Keith Jones Club Photographer - Richard Brooks
FOOTBALL MANAGEMENT Director of Football: Lloyd Hume First Team Manager: Terry Spillane Assistant Manager: Tony Faulkner Coaches: Tony Faulkner, Darran George, Craig Gibson Physio: Carly Payne Academy Manager: Ian Docker U21s Manager: Gary West
YOUTH SECTION Chairman: Paul Turner Vice Chairman: Tony Rossitor Secretary: Dawn Hooper Hays Treasurer: Rebekah Monksfield Under 18s: Spencer Jones Under 16s: Stuart Aldridge Under 15s: Tony Rossitor Under 14s: Danny Rhodes Under 13s: Freud Frontinelle Under 12s: Dan Hudson
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The Manager
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The Opposition
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Mead Matters
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Match Replay
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Man Of The Match
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Stats & Facts
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MATCHDAY PROGRAMME Editors: Jamie Barwick & Mike Green
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THE MANAGER
TERRY
SPILLANE
I’d like to welcome you all to Sporting Club Thamesmead as we welcome Great Wakering Rovers to our home ground. Good afternoon and welcome Great Wakering to the SCT. Last Saturdays game was a tough away trip to Soham. After a change of manager a few weeks back they’d bought in some very good players inc ex Man Utd star Luke Chadwick and Craig Hammond who’s a very well respected striker in the non league world. They’d been on a very good run of results having lost just 1 in their previous 6 games so we knew it would be a game where we had to be at our best to get a result. The pitch was in awful condition so it was not going to be a pretty game, but as I’ve stated before we have a team who can adapt very well to the conditions we
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play in. We started very well and I thought we took a firm foothold in the game and were in control of procedures. We could’ve taken the lead after just 5 mins when Tyrus outmuscled his marker to create a chance for himself but unfortunately his shot went high and wide when well placed. We then had more possession than our hosts but apart from Lee’s speculative effort from 25 yds out that went wide chances were at a premium. However on 25 mins a good interchange of passing and movement down our left side ended with Jay putting in an excellent cross that Vinesy got on the end of only to see his
thumping header come back off the bar!! But Theo showed his class and was alert to the rebound and scored from 6 yds out. With our tails up and every player in our team working their socks off it seemed only a matter of time before we increased our lead!! On the 35 min mark Tyrus controlled a through ball in the Soham penalty area but was bundled over by the onrushing keeper who was lucky to just get a yellow card. Up stepped Butts to drill his penalty past the keeper to put us 2-0 in front. We spoke at half time about the importance of keeping our work rate up and still driving forward in possession rather than sit back and defend for 45 mins. The pitch
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was going from bad to worse so we told the players to keep calm and make sure our passing was accurate and put into the right areas. We started the 2nd half on the front foot again and on the 50 min mark Vinesy had a great chance to put the game out of reach but unfortunately his shot from 12 yds out was saved by the keeper!! That seemed to ignite our oppo and give them a glimmer of hope but I still felt comfortable as we were dealing with their long ball game very well. After what must of been Sohams 20th long throw into our box they got there reward on 88 mins!! I was very disappointed and frustrated with the goal as initially we failed to clear the ball from the throw properly and when the cross came back in there forward got himself in front of our defender.
The next couple of minutes I can only describe as dreadful!! We have been in this position numerous times this season and the players have been told time after time!! Week after week how to deal when this situation arises. But instead of relaxing,keeping possession or making sure our clearances go into row z or preferably out of the ground they sat back and let them get cross after cross into our box!! Our clearances were non existent and our attempts at keeping possession were quite simply awful. On the 90 min mark yet another failed clearance was picked up and delivered into our box and with the last kick of the game Sohams player tapped home from about 3 foot out. So we managed to turn what would have been an excellent win and 3 points into (on paper) a credible draw! Although I’ve got to say at the time I didn’t quite see
it like that !! As usual our faithful few supported us at the game and the players along with myself,Tony,Darran & Carly thank each and everyone 1 of you. Today’s game will be another tough test for the boys and I’ve no doubt it will be a very different style of game from last week’s game away at Soham where the pitch resembled a ploughed field. GWR have a reputation as a club that always produces teams that play football the right way so I’m looking forward to today’s game very much. Please give us your usual terrific home support - “Come on you Mead!” Come on you Mead! Terry Spillane First-team Manager
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THE BOARDROOM
PAUL
BOWDENBROWN
May I welcome the officials, players and supporters of Great Wakering Rovers to our home at SCT this Saturday afternoon, and hope after an enjoyable game and refreshments they all have a safe journey home. Whilst writing these notes I am advised that we are in for a very cold spell, well anyone that travelled to our game last Saturday to Sohom Town Rangers FC will know what cold weather was as it was freezing throughout the Saturday afternoon. When we arrived we found a friendly welcome but when you looked at the pitch you could fully understand how they had had no games played on it for 2 weeks, it resembled a ploughed field with the goal areas just mud mostly frozen. Anyway the game went ahead thankfully after the cost of arranging a player’s coach, we played well in the first-half resulting in being 2 up at halftime, this remain at this score until the 88minute when our opponents scored and then on the 90th minute scored again leaving the game a draw. I accept they had not lost since December but in my opinion the unacceptable attitude of some players and substitutions were our downfall. So all I can say with regard to this match would be, should this type of display continues that makes our climb to the Play-off positions un-reachable I will
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have no alternative but to review the playing budget as I have no intention of supporting a wage bill prepared to be in the Play-offs at the end of this season. If the players are not going to earn their monies and the right to wear the club shirt, I have always said it’s not our divine right to not lose but it’s the way we drew this game that really annoys me so in a few words its totally up to them what my actions will be over the coming weeks. Two weeks ago I started negotiations with our landlords Peabody to see if we could agree either on a 5-year licence to continue using the SCT as our base and home after the conclusion of our existing 4-year licence in the next 2 years or more acceptable to the Football Club a 10-year licence. But it would seem that although I gave 100% commitment to the Trust and Peabody early last year when I personally took full control of the club to ensure that we as a football club would continue to use the SCT as our Home, not only for the first-team, but the youth set-up and more importantly in my opinion the Academy’s for the foreseeable future, something they requested if we were to work together as partners for the future.
But it would seem during these recent discussions with their senior representatives that they cannot mirror my commitment at this time due to themselves not knowing what the future may hold at the end of our existing licence in 2 years. The Trust say it is all due to the recent amalgamation of the Trust to the Peabody Group and new budgets being agreed and the Peabody Trust insisting that rather than being subsidised the SCT must stand on its own during this current financial year, something I fully accept is a major factor in business terms. This as you can imagine has all come as a great revelation to me because at my monthly management meetings with Senior Management of the Trust my discussions on the subject of the possibility of a 5 or 10-year licence was accepted in principle and in good faith. But it would seem since our last meeting at the end of October before I went into hospital all has changed and my words have fallen on deaf ears after me explaining in detail that to ensure the financial stability of this club I need to know what the future charges and length of contract available to the club
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would be given in the future. So that I can plan well ahead and by having these plans in force we can, firstly attract new investors because it is a foolish thought to think that this club would survive without my personal investment that covers ALL the costs of running the club and ensuring my first-team manager has a budget acceptable to him to cover the whole costs of running the squad we have here at the club. Ensuring that we continue to have a vibrant youth set-up, we continue to coach within the community and especially ensuring we support financially the hard work Ian Docker has put in to ensure the academy is run much more professionally and available to a bigger market catchment area than it was under the previous regime and to at least work to break even and not run at a considerable loss. I have also committed myself and the club into long contracts with third parties because I assumed incorrectly that we would be here for a further 5 years after the remaining 2 years at least but in 5yr periods of contracts. But due to the Trust not being able to confirm or discuss this possibility I have this uncertainty, and all I receive at this time as a result of my meetings is a comment if you want to have an extension you need to provide a plan to show both the Trust and Peabody of our commitments and plans for the future, of course I could do this. I have an updated 5 year business plan as of January of this year with budgets in place but they are only bits of paper, I would have also thought my personal actions over the last 12 months have showed to all that I have taken on the personally responsibility of running the club, financing it, re-organising the previous out dated structure, and finally committed to bring new investment to the club to ensure it can continue to offer all of its services that the club offer
as well as the local community would have been sufficient but it would seem not by the actions of the Trust. I feel that in any business you must be able to forecast for the future and I feel 2 years is not an acceptable period for the club to run its business.
the existing Membership Limited Company (Non Shareholding) to a new company that has been formed as a Shareholding Company but as you would expect due to FA rules and regulations you have to jump through hoops.
So there you have it I have made a concrete commitment but for whatever reason it would seem that I cannot negotiate a long period of licence here at SCT with our Landlords for whatever genuine reason.
I wish the big boys in Football Administration would remember Non-league football clubs that suffer from small gate revenue like us, and are also work as a major party within the community, only survive by the generosity of owners.
I feel so strongly about it that I am considering making representation direct to Mr Stephen Burns responsible for this area and the CEO OF Peabody Group Stephen Howlett so they can hear the information I have been given by Trust Management and can confirm or deny it and maybe explain why it would seem they are not prepared to enter into discussions on this matter, and I will fully explain that the long term future and financial stability of the club is in danger because at this time the club and its operation totally relies on my financial goodwill and if I cannot interest investors due to the lack of tenure all is at risk. I suppose my question will be I want to know why they do not seem to want TTFC here playing at the SCT, I cannot believe it makes business sense to lose the revenue we give them yearly some 400% more than we were paying the Trust 2 years ago by having a licence with them to play at the SCT. But maybe there is another reason that I have not been made party too, we shall have to wait and see, but whatever happens I will continue to honour my commitment given 2 years ago and that the club continues its operations bringing youth players through to our academy and then onto our first-team. Another initiative that I am in the process of auctioning and will continue with to try and give the club that bit more of a financial stability is to transfer
Well I will continue to work tirelessly to achieve our aims for this fine club, because there are far too many people that rely on me on and off the field, together with our great small band of loyal supporters and volunteers. So yes I’m disillusioned at this time with my landlords understanding of the football business but I am not down and out at this time, as many of you will know I am a fighter, I may have lost a fight but not the war and I will continue to ensure we try and mirror the success Terry and the boys are having on the pitch at this time. As I have always said the SCT is our home and I have had a valued working history with our Landlords especially their local management together with their continued support to both myself and the club on and off the field and whilst I have a breath left in my body I will try and ensure I can come to a acceptable compromise with our Landlords that will ensure the current concerns are only a blip in the history of our club and we can agree a way forward for the benefit of both parties. Now let’s enjoy the game this Saturday afternoon. Paul Bowden-Brown Chairman & Managing Director
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CARLY’S CORNER
CARLY’S
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In her regular column this year first-team physio Carly Payne brings us up to date with the current injury list... Good evening all and welcome to Bayliss Avenue… It’s the third home game of 2016 for us tonight and we hope to get another winning run underway. It was a disappointing result for us away to Harlow, which saw us lose 1-0 not a true reflection of the game at all! With our games Redbridge, Maldon& Tiptree and Tilbury we were all at the club for training, after a great session we go into tonight’s game focused and ready to pick up 3 points. On the injury front I’m pleased to report we still have a fully fit squad. Hoppo was given a boost last week when he was discharged by his surgeon following his cruciate ligament reconstruction in August.
He has been given the all clear to return to training, we will now work hard to get him back hopefully to play a part in our push for promotion this season. I hope you all enjoy the game. Carly Payne First Team Physio
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THE OPPOSITION
GREAT WAKERING ROVERS
CLUB INFO Nickname: Rovers Founded: 1919 Ground: Burroughs Park Chairman: Tony Butcher Manager: Dan Trenkel Last Season: 15th
Great Wakering Rovers recently ended their three game losing run with a credible 0-0 draw with second placed Cray Wanderers. The club then consolidated this result with a 1-0 win over lowly Redbridge, which coincidently was their first win in nine games - a run which stretched back to late November. Sitting in 15th, Rovers have played the most games in the division with 31 and have picked up 33 points in the form of eight wins, nine draws and fourteen losses. Their problems rest in large to their defence which has shipped in 68 - ranked third worst in the league behind only Redbridge and Barkingside. The Mead will want a return to action following an array of postponements. A win today could see the club rise about Dereham Town should results go their way.
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THE OPPOSITION
CLUB HISTORY The club was formed in 1919 by soldiers demobbed after World War I and finding employment in the local brickfields. They first played in the Southend & District League, where they played until 1982, being the league’s most dominant club especially in the 1960s and 1970s. In 1982 they switched to the newly formed Southend & District Alliance Football League, but this league folded in 1989. At this point the club decided to make the step up to intermediate level and join the Essex Intermediate League. They remained in this league for three seasons, winning the championships of Divisions Three and Two in successive seasons, after the latter of which they successfully applied to join the Essex Senior League. They were league champions in 1994-95 and were league runners-up three times in the subsequent four seasons. On the last of these occasions they finished in second place behind Saffron Walden Town, but as the latter club failed to meet the ground grading requirements for a place in the Isthmian League, Great Wakering Rovers were promoted in their place, gaining a place in Isthmian League Division Three for the 1999-00 season. At the first attempt they were promoted to Division Two, then moved to Division One North in 2002 due to league reorganisation. Further reorganisations saw them
switched to the Southern Football League Eastern Division for two seasons, but in 2006 they were switched back to Isthmian League Division One North. The 2009-2010 season brought a record number of points for the Rovers at Ryman League level, 64, but towards the end of the season manager Iain O’Connell took over at Ryman Premier side Margate leaving assistant Ryan Wilkinson and physio Cleve Taylor to take over temporary control with 12 games to go. During the close season of 2010, Ryan and Cleve were made joint managers with Danny Heath being promoted from reserve team manager to first team coach to join a new management team. During the 2011-2012 season, after a poor run of results, Ryan Wilkinson and Cleve Taylor decided that it was time to move on and resigned, leaving coach Danny
Heath as Caretaker Manager. After a short period where new managers were interviewed, Danny Greaves was installed as manager and took charge for his first game on 29th October 2011, but saw his side lose 2-0 away at Leiston. Unfortunately, Danny’s reign wouldn’t last long as his side would lose 6 games in 6, scoring 4 and conceding 21, leaving Danny with no option than to resign. Once again Danny Heath would take over as Caretaker Manager although Dan Trenkel would be installed as the new Player-Manager within two games. Trenkel, a Rovers youth and reserve player, joined the first team for his debut on the 4th April 2001, has played over 300 games for the club and immediately made a start on shoring up the frail defence which had conceded 52 goals before his arrival. Dan Trenkel remains in charge of the Rovers, instilling a new sense of belief into his side.
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THE ACADEMY
THE
ACADEMY
Good luck to Terry and the lads this afternoon! Well the Christmas break is over and the lads have been back in for a couple of weeks now and have been put through their paces with some tough running sessions and high intensity small sided games. Last week, we got back to playing with one team travelling to play Charlton Athletic Trust, whilst the home game saw us facing Lewes.
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The lads were really looking forward to getting stuck in and showing what they can do between now and the end of season. They returned with one win and one defeat which really wasn’t that bad! Sadly due to illness - which laid low many of the boys as well as myself and Mike as well - we’ve had a stuttering week, with just one game played and that was a narrow defeat at Bromley. Hopefully back to normal next week with the home game being against Margate on Wednesday at 1:00pm...
It’s a busy time for everyone involved in the academy as we’re preparing for the first of our trials in just a few weeks time on the 15th of February and anyone interested please feel free to apply - full details are on our flyer which you’ll find on the inside of the back cover of today’s programme! Yours in sport! Ian Docker Academy Manager
FROM THE SECRETARY’S DESK
FROM THE SECRETARY’S DESK May I offer a warm welcome to our visitors today Great Wakering Rovers, I hope they enjoy their short stay at the STC. Our season continues to splutter along last Saturday’s 2-2 draw at Soham Town was definitely points dropped that one gained, two goals in the final minutes robbed us of a must needed win. At this point of the season it is now a must to put a run of wins together to force your way into the Play-off zone, the leadership of the
league is now in AFC Sudbury’s hands, Cray Wanderers who led the table for most of the season have dropped points recently and now sit second , Hornchurch and Thurrock continue to put pressure on the top two. Within our own side this week we gained International Clearance for Phillipe Blaetter a promising youngster who has been playing in Germany so he should feature in today’s squad. Jose Figaro has been released to play in Portugal but other than that it has been a quiet period regarding comings
and goings for us. On Tuesday we face a difficult visit to Haringey Borough, this is the third time we have tried to play this fixture! so please keep an eye on the Club website for updates on the game regarding any postponement. Next Saturday we make the short journey to play Romford. Enjoy today’s game. Dave Joy Club Secretary
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MEAD MATTERS
MEAD
MATTERS IN IT TO WIN IT! Today’s the day as we reach the climax of our 2016 NEW YEAR GRAND DRAW! You’ve still got time to purchase a prize square or two and give yourself a chance to win one of the prizes. THE DRAW WILL TAKE PLACE THIS AFTERNOON with the winners announced after the game. A full winners list as well as acknowledgements to all those who donated prizes will appear in the next edition of The Mead. Its only £1.00 per go so why not have a go whilst there’s still time!
JAY SIGNS We’re delighted to announce that following our home game with BURY TOWN just before Christmas, Mead full back JAY PORTER put pen to paper and pledged his immediate future to the club. Terry said, “I’m delighted that Jay has signed. Anyone who has seen us play this year will have seen what an integral part of the team he’s been and I hope he’ll continue to be in the coming weeks and months!”
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MEAD MATTERS
UNDER-18 ENGLAND CALLING We’re delighted to announce that SAMUEL ORISOTOKI has received a call up from the ENGLAND UNDER 18s. Samuel, who is a left sided midfielder and currently plays for the clubs under21s has been asked to join the final Coaching and Preparation course at Lilleshall at the end of the month, and included in the course will be a game against WALSALL. In our next edition, we hope to let you know how Samuel gets on and have a chat with the player himself. In the meantime, its good luck Sam from all of us...
TILBURY NEW DATE
FOORRREEE! We’ll shortly be finalising details for the inaugural “TTFC GOLF CLASSIC” that we’re looking to stage at the WEST MALLING GOLF CLUB on one of their two excellent courses in March. For initial details please see tonight’s COMMERCIAL NEWS...
REDBRIDGE REARRANGED Following the postponement of Saturday’s game at REDBRIDGE, the game has now been rearranged for TUESDAY 9th FEBRUARY with a 7:45pm kick off.
Because of TILBURY’s outstanding tie in the Essex Senior Cup, our scheduled League meeting with them on January 18th was been postponed, and the game has been rescheduled for MONDAY 22nd FEBRUARY at 7:45pm...
BELATED VALENTINES GREETING FROM MALDON And finally our postponed home game with MALDON & TIPTREE has been rearranged for the day after Valentines Day - MONDAY 15th FEBRUARY again at 7:45pm
AND FINALLY... ARE YOU MEAD MATERIAL?
The first of the TTFC Academy 2016/2017 trial is rapidly approaching and so if you’d like full details, either look at the new advert on the inside back cover of today’s “The Mead” and look to join our first trial on MONDAY 15th FEBRUARY - full details at http://wearescl.co.uk/thamesmead-fc
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MATCH REPORT
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HARLOW TOWN
0
THAMESMEAD
Dadson (68)
Tuesday 5th January 2016 | Ryman League Division One North | The Harlow Arena | Att: 176
Despite a battling performance by the Mead, they returned empty handed from their Tuesday night trip to Harlow Town courtesy of Junior Dadson’s 20th goal of the season. The game had began with both sides wary of the other. Read had the first chance of the game for the home side only for Walks to pull off a fine low save. The Mead’s first opportunity was made and fell to unlikely sources as Farai’s pinpoint long free kick was missed by Gordon, only for Gorbs to be denied by a brilliant Sonko block. Walks then pulled of an amazing block to deny Read again – this time Mead’s keeper stood big and firm as the Harlow striker burst through before the half ended with Melaugh’s
driven cross flying across the face of the visitors goal eluding all when any touch would have surely opened the scoring. The home side upped the anti at the start of the second half forcing the Mead onto the back foot as Eadie sent a swinging drive from 25 yards too far right of the visitors left post. Dadson then gave the home side the lead, before the striker was denied a second almost immediately after. The Mead suddenly realised that they were behind and finally got into gear and it was from another long free kick that the Mead threatened again as it caused chaos in the home defence as home keeper Hughes went flapping only for the ball to drop where no green shirt was positioned before the home side scrambled the ball clear. Moments later another free kick, this
time from Matt Mitchell was nodded back by Vinesy arriving at the far post only for the ball to drop agonisingly between three green shirts as the home side hacked the ball to safety. Dadson then should have doubled Harlow’s advantage but somehow managed to head Benjamin’s wonderful cross over the Mead bar. Matt had the Mead’s last chance as time expired but his free-kick flew high over the bar and out of the ground as the Mead sank to our first defeat in six games and lose just a little ground in the Play Off race. January with its nine games scheduled could well prove decisive for the Mead’s hopes – one win and one defeat isn’t a bad start but Terry and the rest of the management team know full well that the year’s first month needs to be a successful one!
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SOHAM TOWN RANGERS
2
THAMESMEAD
Lawton (88), Paterson (90)
Fairweather-Johnson (24), Butler (38)
Saturday 16th January 2016 | Ryman League Division One North | Julius Martin Lane | Att: 110
On a freezing Cambridgeshire afternoon, two goals in the final minutes denied the Mead three points and a much needed three points against a Soham side beaten just once since the start of December. What was most frustrating for the Mead was that the goal gave Soham fluidity and urgency that had previously been lacking as they repeated their come from behind “success” of the previous week against Cheshunt, by levelling deep into stoppage time and denying the Mead. After a cautious start from both sides the Mead took the lead on 24 minutes. Paul Vines sent a thumping header against the home bar and Theo reacted quickest to poke the ball home.
Vinesy was then released in behind the home back line only to be denied by the keepers legs before just a handful of minutes later the lead was doubled. A super ball into Tyrus Gordon-Young saw the Mead’s top scorer bundled over in the box by Sharman and despite home protests that the “first offense” had come from Tyrus, but referee Cartmel pointed to the spot. Up stepped Butts to coolly score. The Mead began the second half again creating the better chances but without really testing Lawton in the home goal which in the end was to prove decisive. The home side got more and more on top as the half went on and it was only some very stubborn defending from the Mead that kept the lead in tact.
When the back line was breached, Andy Walker showed why many regard him in the highest esteem. And when Walks was “beaten” the home sides targeting system was somewhat array! It looked like the Mead would hold on until two minutes from time a cross into the box was finally not dealt with properly and Lawton swept the ball home to give the home side unexpected late hope. Sadly the lesson wasn’t learned and as Swinton crossed, the ball ricocheted around the visitors box and after one block, the ball fell to Patterson who gleefully levelled the score. An unbeaten away trip but one of the most frustrating possible where the trip back to home base felt like a defeat rather than a possible point that could yet prove vital.
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TRAVELLER’S TALES
TRAVELLER’S TALES
The travels of a Thamesmead Town away supporter...
After Boxing Day’ing at Phoenix Sports v Cray Wanderers followed by VCD v Tonbridge Angels, we woke on Boxing Day x 2 (or Bank Holiday Monday) anticipating a trip to our “favourite” club – Aveley. A strangely appointed 2pm kick-off meant leaving at 12ish to pick up Johnno round the corner, before a trip to Eltham and a liaison with Tiddles, en route to our short venture on the M25 and through “the pipe”. Congestion on the M25 meant us 20
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arriving at Mill Field around 10 minutes before kick-off. Just enough time to meet up with Greenie, The Chairman, and fellow Mead supporters pre kick-off. During a first-half dominated by the men in Green, the abuse and vitriol afforded the men in black, as well as our boys, from the Aveley bench deemed that we spend the second period stationed behind “The Millers” goal to avoid any potential confrontation.
the first Aveley sending off as well as the awarding of our penalty as he awaited his burger, while I was asked by an Official bedecked in a “Ryman League” coat as to “why I disliked Aveley FC so much??”
Such was the poor service afforded by the staff of the Tea Bar, Jamie missed
The Traveller
Seeing the game out comfortably to a 2-0 win, our day was completed in the “unwelcoming” Mill Field bar among fellow Thamesmead friends satisfied in the knowledge that we wouldn’t be returning to Aveley this season.
THE MASCOT EXPERIENCE
THE MASCOT
EXPERIENCE At our home game against Wroxham, young Jack Severn proudly donned the Mead replica kit, enjoyed playing with the first team squad before kick off before along with skipper Jack Barry, proudly led the team out. Now if you’ve a son, daughter, nephew or niece who would like to follow in Jack’s foot-steps please see Mike Green today or mail him at commercialttfc@live.co.uk for full details!
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PLAYER OF THE MONTH
PLAYER OF THE MONTH AWARD
DECEMBER’S WINNER
Andy Walker At the end of each month throughout the 2015/16 season, Terry Spillane and the management team will nominate the best first team player to receive the Morgan Player of the Month award. Thamesmead Town are delighted to welcome The Morgan Public House into our family here, especially to manager Scott for kindly agreeing to sponsor the award. “We only opened in the summer of 2015, and we’re delighted to join the Thamesmead family. We’d like to wish the club all the success for the coming season, and we look forward to welcoming both players and supporters into The Morgan over the months ahead,” he told The Mead. Situated less than five minutes from Sporting Club Thamesmead on the A2016 in Belvedere, The Morgan is 22
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the perfect place to dine and relax. It boasts a varied and extensive menu with a superb daily carvery right at the heart what they do. The carvery is freshly prepared and offers a choice of three succulent meats carved by their friendly chefs, temptingly displayed alongside a wide range of seasonal vegetables and homemade Yorkshire puddings. At the bar you can choose from a superb selection of cask ales from Marston’s’ five breweries, a great wine list featuring choices from the distinguished Rothschild wineries, as well as an impressive range of ciders, soft drinks and spirits.
NON-LEAGUE PAPER
Sheridan Robins of the Non-League Paper discusses the hectic footballing calendar around Christmas and New Year... The busy footballing calendar over the festive period may be over but the New Year brings additional challenges and another one of the most hectic months in football. January consists of some clubs trying to offload players and others trying to lure starlets away to new challenges. We may only be a week in to 2016 but the transfers have already begun with some of the most sought after Non-League talent having moved on to pastures new. League One side Barnsley have snapped up Weston-super-Mare striker Bradley Ash on a two-year deal, in what is a career defining move for the 19-year-old. It is easy to see why Ash was scouted by a Football League side after his scintillating form for the National League South side. Having scored 14 goals in as many games for Weston, he also scored his first every hat-trick for the club and has made his way through the academy having joined aged 16. This is a proud moment for the club as he
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becomes one of the most successful graduates of their academy. He made his debut in 2013 and has therefore experienced first team football for a prolonged period of time – a huge advantage at such a young age. No doubt the Seagulls will miss his goals but they will also be proud of the player they have developed. But Ash is not the only source of Non-League talent that has been noticed recently. Increasingly, clubs are seeing the potential of youngsters and Premier League Norwich City are no different. They secured the signing of Dulwich Hamlet midfielder Diallang Jaiyesim as a second-year scholar for the Canaries academy side. Having joined the club for an undisclosed fee, the potential that the Under-18s have seen in the attacking player shows just how much talent there is in the Non-League game. The 17-year-old may have only made five appearances for Hamlet’s first team but the Ryman Premier high-flyers have developed a player
who has caught the eye of a Premier League side. The move will hopefully result in a prosperous career in fulltime football. With so many headlines dominated by former Non-League starlet and now Premier League joint top scorer, Jamie Vardy, perhaps there will be another fairytale story in 2016. Let’s hope so because this sometimes “infamous” transfer window can throw up some moves that show the obscene amount of money that is transferred at the highest level of the game. It seems every year, there is a record fee for a player exchanged and it is no longer a shock. But already, we have seen Non-League players given the chance at a higher level. Following their careers with interest is surely a lot more rewarding for lovers of the grass-roots game – rather than how much Real Madrid may over pay for their latest goal scorer! Although, one question that will be on everyone’s lips – will Vardy be lured away from surprise title contenders Leicester? I like to think not.
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MAN OF THE MATCH AWARD
MAN OF THE MATCH AWARD Once again, we’re delighted that Erica Cooper and her daughter Charlotte are generously sponsoring our Man of the Match award this year.
Throughout the 2015/16 season, Thamesmead Town will once again be presenting the Mead Man of the Match award after each home game. Again, we are indebted to Erica Cooper and her daughter, Charlotte, for donating the prize to the club. This year, the awarding of the prize will take place on the pitch as the Mead leave the field. So hang around for a few minutes at the end of the game to see who is the recipient of the Cooper Man of the Match award. AUGUST Mon 10 Thurrock Sat 15 Haringey Borough Mon 31 Aveley SEPTEMBER Mon 7 Witham Town Sat 19 Redbridge Mon 21 Harlow Town OCTOBER Sat 3 Brightlingsea Regent Sat 10 Romford Mon 12 Cray Wanderers Sat 24 Wroxham Fri 30 Ramsgate NOVEMBER Mon 2 AFC Wimbledon Mon 9 Maidstone United Mon 30 Heybridge Swifts DECEMBER Sat 19 Bury Town Mon 21 AFC Hornchurch JANUARY 2015 Sat 2 Phoenix Sports Sat 23 Great Wakering Rovers FEBRUARY Sat 6 AFC Sudbury Mon 15 Maldon & Tiptree Sat 20 Cheshunt Mon 22 Tilbury MARCH Sat 5 Soham Town Rangers Sat 12 Waltham Abbey Sat 26 Barkingside APRIL Sat 2 Dereham Town Sat 23 Brightlingsea Regent
MOTM Tommy Spillane Tyrus Gordon-Young Jack Barry Tyrus Gordon-Young Jay Porter Theo Fairweather-Johnson Not Awarded Ibrahim Kargbo Jay Porter Not Awarded Not Awarded Derek Duncan Derek Duncan Not Awarded Andy Walker Lee Prescott Andy Walker
ANDY WALKER, PICTURED, RECEIVING THE MAN OF THE MATCH AWARD FOR HIS PERFORMANCE IN THE VICTORY OVER PHOENIX SPORTS
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HALF-TIME
QUIZ
Put your football knowledge to the test during the half-time break this afternoon with our quiz!
1. Which former player recently took over at Real Madrid?
2. Who plays their home games at Ram Meadow? 3. Tyrus Gordon-Young has scored how many goals this season? 4. Who is top of the Premier League currently?
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5. What nationality is superstar Gareth Bale? 6. George Purcell is the top scorer in the division, but how many goals has he scored? 7. Arguably one of the best players ever but how old is Cristiano Ronaldo? 8. Who plays at this Premier League ground? 9. Who was the top scorer in Ligue 1 last season? 10. What nationality is this player? 11. Who is bottom of the Ryman League One North?
ANSWERS 1. Zinedine Zidane 2. Bury Town 3. 13 4. Arsenal 5. Welsh 6. 26 goals 7. 30-years-old 8. Aston Villa 9. Alexandre Lacazette 10. German 11. Waltham Abbey
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PLAYER SPONSORSHIPS
FIRST-TEAM
SPONSORS Terry
Tony
Craig
Available
Available
Darran
Carly
Michael
Available
Available
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Shoma
Jack
Richard
SPILLANE
MARTIN & OWEN THE CUTTY SARK, THAMESMEAD
GEORGE
BARNWELL
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Lewis
DARK
FAULKNER
PAYNE
BARRY
The Roberts Family Derek
DUNCAN
Miarc
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HALLAM
Charlotte Cooper 30
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BUTLER
Theo
FAIRWEATHER-JOHNSON
Available
Ben
Faria
AZIAYA
MARTIN &OWEN THE CUTTY SARK, THAMESMEAD
Available
GLASGOW
GIBSON
GORBELL
The Roberts Family Jack
HOPKINS
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Tyrus
GORDON-YOUNG
Erica Cooper
Max
MITCHELL
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PLAYER SPONSORSHIPS
Lee
Tommy
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Matt
Paul
Andy
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Jay
PORTER
Richard & Jamie Green
TOMS
PRESCOTT
VINES
SPILLANE
WALKER
WANT TO SPONSOR YOUR FAVOURITE? Please see Mike Green on matchdays, e-mail commercialttfc@live.co.uk or call 07845 751319 THAMESMEAD TOWN vs Great Wakering Rovers
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COMMERCIAL CORNER
COMMERCIAL NEWS
with Mike Green
Good afternoon everyone and welcome our visitors to the SCT today from Great Wakering Rovers. Our last game here was the first competitive game we’ve ever played against our near neighbours from Phoenix, and what a great game the two sets of players served up thankfully we edged a five goal cracker to keep in contention, and I have no doubt that if we keep up our great home form we could well be well in the mix in twenty games time at the end of the season! Back to today and after being postponed because our game with Maldon was rained off, today’s than is finally the day for the 2016 NEW YEAR DRAW - a huge thank you to everyone who has entered and everyone who has donated prizes. The draw will take place after the game this afternoon, and a full list of prize-winners will be listed on the club website tomorrow Sunday, with the same list being available at our next home game against AFC SUDBURY on February 5th - as well as being in the match programme that day. We’re in the final stages of confirming the details for the Clubs GOLF DAY that will be held on the Spitfire Course at the WEST MALLING GOLF CLUB on THURSDAY 17th MARCH. We’ll have coffee and bacon roll(s) upon
arrival followed by 18 holes of golf before a two course meal with the usual prize giving and raffles - we’re still confirming actual timings but we’re hoping for a first tee time between 9:30am and 10:00am - we’re hoping to finalise prices too at a fee of no more that £35.00 for the day! If you’d like further details and don’t want to wait until our next home game, drop me an email - headed TTFC GOLF DAY - and I’ll forward them to you asap!
on to pastures new at the end of the month - pastures that we hope wont keep him too far from the SCT on matchdays. Behind the scenes Chris has been a great help in our community efforts, and I hope that we can form just as strong a bond with his successor.
We’ll shortly too be announcing some special offers for the rest of the season, so keep checking the clubs website and our social media feeds over the coming days.
If your company would like to sponsor a forthcoming home game, please see Greenie TODAY or contact him on commercialttfc@live.co.uk or alternatively 07845 751319
Cheers and enjoy the game! Greenie
Don’t forget that the club shop is open as usual today so why not treat yourself? From me a personal thank you to PC Chris Molnar, our local PC, who’s here this afternoon in an official capacity for the last time as he moves THAMESMEAD TOWN vs Great Wakering Rovers
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THE CLEAN SHEET CHALLENGE
CLEAN SHEET CHALLENGE
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CLEAN SHEET TOTAL Following the success of last season’s Clean Sheet Challenge, the club is delighted that once again this season we are seeking your support to raise money for charity, but this year we’re doing it for two charities rather than just one! Last season, Rob Budd and Vicente Mansanet between them kept 14 clean sheets as we raised money for Cancer Research UK – the final total will be revealed soon, and it is worth waiting for! Throughout this season, we’re delighted once again to be working with our friends from Cancer Research, but we will also be raising funds for London’s Air Ambulance, the registered charity that delivers an advanced trauma team to critically injured people in London in a bright red helicopter! We’ll learn more about what the LAA do in an upcoming programme. If you want to contribute - and we hope that you will - we’re in the process of setting up a Just Giving web page for this season, or alternatively there’s always the old fashioned way of filling out the sponsorship form that you’ll find in the boardroom! 34
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ANDY WALKER HAS HELPED HIS SIDE TO COLLECT TEN CLEAN SHEETS ALREADY THIS SEASON
STATS & FACTS
STATS
& FACTS THAMESMEAD TOWN ROLL CALL PLAYER
Addae, Baff Akinwande, Olakinde Anidugbe, Bode Aziaya, Michael Barnwell, Shoma Barry, Jack Bakici, Onur Butler, Richard Dark, Lewis Dauti, Gaz Duncan, Derek Everitt, Ainsley Efe, Jeremiah Fairweather -Johnson, Theo Figura, Jose Glasgow, Ben Gorbell, Marc Gordon-Young, Tyrus Hallam, Faria Hopkins, Jack Ikechi, Eze Jeffrey, Aaron Kargbo, Ibrahim Koranteng, Nathan Mitchell, Max McGarrigle, Billy Omand, Arron Porter, Jay Prescott, Lee Spillane, Tommy Thompson, Leslie Toms, Matt Uwezu, Michael Vines, Paul Walker, Andy Weber, Chris
LGE APPS
LGE GLS
CUP APPS
5 (4) (1) 1 (5) 16 (4) 2 (1) 20
1
3 (2)
19 (7) 20
7
13 (3) 1 (9) (2) 21 (2) 1 (2) 9 15 (5) 20 (1) 21 (4)
1
3 (6) 11 (1) 1 (1) 3 (2) 2 26 (1) 10 4 (4) 2 1 (3) 9 (3) 10 (1) 25
CUP GLS
2 (2) 6 (2) 2
3
13
1 2
1 1
2 5
7 (1) 4 (2) 7 (1) 1 6 2 (4) 1 6 (2) 3 (1)
2
2
4
6 (1) 3 (3) 8 1 2 (1) 7
1 4 9
2 (1) 1 6 (1) 3 6 1
2 1
RYMAN DIVISION ONE NORTH LEAGUE TABLE
APPS
GLS
8 (6) (1) 3 (7) 22 (6) 2 (1) 27 (1) 23 (9) 27 (1) 1 19 (3) 3 (13) 1 (2) 27 (4) 4 (3) 9 21 (6) 23 (4) 29 (4)
1
1 5 (7) 18 (1) 1 (1) 3 (2) 1 6 35 (1) 10 4 (4) 4 (1) 2 (3) 15 (4) 13 (1) 31 1
2 9
3
7
13
1 2
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
AFC Sudbury Cray Wanderers AFC Hornchurch Thurrock Harlow Town Cheshunt Brightlingsea Regent Tilbury Dereham Town Thamesmead Town Bury Town Phoenix Sports Aveley Maldon & Tiptree Great Wakering Rovers
Soham Town Rangers Romford Haringey Borough Witham Town Wroxham Heybridge Swifts Barkingside Redbridge Waltham Abbey
P 29 30 29 26 27 30 28 26 29 27 27 31 28 27 31 30 30 28 27 27 30 30 29 28
W 21 18 18 18 16 14 15 15 12 13 12 12 12 11 8 8 7 7 6 5 5 4 5 3
D 4 7 6 4 6 10 7 6 9 6 8 5 4 6 9 7 8 5 6 8 5 7 3 8
L 4 5 5 4 5 6 6 5 8 8 7 14 12 10 14 15 15 16 15 14 20 19 21 17
F 55 66 65 61 48 62 50 58 49 40 48 47 59 52 46 37 35 33 40 34 35 35 29 26
A 34 33 21 31 27 33 34 32 38 32 35 52 49 47 68 54 55 51 58 56 62 70 90 48
GD +21 +33 +44 +30 +21 +29 +16 +26 +11 +8 +13 -5 +10 +5 -22 -17 -20 -18 -18 -22 -27 -35 -61 -22
Pts 67 61 60 58 54 52 52 51 45 45 44 41 40 39 33 31 29 26 24 23 20 19 19 17
TOP GOALSCORER TYRUS GORDON-YOUNG - 13
1 1
4 6
* correct as of 5th November THAMESMEAD TOWN vs Great Wakering Rovers
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FIXTURES & RESULTS 2015/16
2015/16
FIXTURES & RESULTS DATE OPPOSITION AUGUST Sat 8 Heybridge Swifts Mon 10 Thurrock Sat 15 Haringey Borough Tues 18 Dulwich Hamlet Sat 22 AFC Hornchurch Tue 25 Witham Town Fri 29 Littlehampton Town Mon 31 Aveley
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2
3
4
5
6
A H H A A A A H
R1N R1N R1N RLC R1N R1N FACP R1N
2-1 1-0 1-0 0-2 1-1 3-1 1-0 0-2
88 160 70 245 66 75 70 100
10 1 2 1 1 2
Walker Walker Walker Omand Walker Walker Walker Walker
Aziaya Aziaya Aziaya Spencer Aziaya Aziaya Aziaya Spencer
Spillane Spillane Spillane Porter Porter Porter Porter Porter
Fairweather-Johnson Fairweather-Johnson Fairweather-Johnson Weber Fairweather-Johnson Duncan Dark Dark
Barry Barry Barry Gorbell Barry Barry Barry Barry
Hallam Hallam Hallam Dauti Hallam Hallam Hallam Gorbell
SEPTEMBER Sat 5 Waltham Abbey Mon 7 Witham Town Sat 12 Worthing Sat 19 Redbridge Mon 21 Harlow Town Tue 29 Cray Wanderers
A H A H H A
R1N R1N FACQ1 R1N R1N R1N
0-0 3-2 1-2 5-2 2-1 0-1
93 90 275 60 126 170
5 1 5 1 5
Omand Omand Walker Walker Walker Walker
Aziaya Aziaya Azaiya Azaiya Azaiya Azaiya
Porter Porter Porter Porter Porter Porter
Dark Dark Dark Dark Dark Dark
Gorbell Gorbell Gorbell Barry Barry Barry
Hallam Hallam Halllam Gorbell Hallam Hallam
OCTOBER Sat 3 Brightlingsea Regent Tue 6 Brightlingsea Regent Sat 10 Romford Mon 12 Cray Wanderers Sat 17 Cheshunt Sat 24 Wroxham Tue 27 Thurrock Fri 30 Ramsgate
H A H H A H A H
FATP FATP R R1N R1N R1N R1N R1N FAT 1Q
1-1 4-1 2-1 1-2 0-2 0-0 4-1 1-0
38 53 160 183 167 86 81 96
4 5 6 8 7 -
Omand Walker Walker Walker Walker Walker Walker Walker
Azaiya Gorbell Azaiya Aziaya Aziaya Aziaya Aziaya Hallam
Porter Porter Porter Porter Porter Porter Porter Porter
Dark Dark Dark Dark Dark Dark Dark Dark
Barry Barry Barry Barry Barry Barry Barry Barry
Hallam Hallam Hallam Hallam Gorbell Gorbell Gorbell Gorbell
NOVEMBER Mon 2 AFC Wimbledon Mon 9 Maidstone United Sat 14 Enfield Town Tue 17 AFC Sudbury Sat 21 Dereham Town Sat 28 Hungerford Town Mon 30 Heybridge Swifts
H LSC H KSC A FAT 2Q A R1N A R1N H FAT 3QR H R1N
1-3 1-2 2-0 0-2 0-3 0-3 0-0
150 156 270 145 107 120 105
9 12 14
Omand Omand Walker Walker Walker Walker Walker
Aziaya Hallam Aziaya Aziaya Prescott Azaiya Glasgow
Gorbell Porter Porter Porter Spillane Porter Porter
Figura Figura Dark Dark Dark Dark Dark
Hallam Barry Barry Barry Barry Barry Hallam
Anidugbe Gorbell Hallam Hallam Porter Toms Toms
DECEMBER Sat 5 Brightlingsea Regent Mon 7 Barkingside Sat 19 Bury Town Mon 21 AFC Hornchurch Mon 28 Aveley (Kick-Off 2:00pm)
A A H H A
R1N R1N R1N R1N R1N
1-2 5-2 1-0 1-1 2-0
105 74 86 133 103
14 13 12 10 11
Walker Walker Walker Walker Walker
Glasgow Glasgow Glasgow Glasgow Glasgow
Porter Porter Porter Porter Porter
Dark Hallam Prescott Hallam Butler
Barry Barry Hallam Barry Hallam
Hallam Gorbell Gorbell Gorbell Gorbell
JANUARY 2015 Sat 2 Phoenix Sports Tue 5 Harlow Town Sat 16 Soham Town Rangers Sat 23 Great Wakering Rovers Tues 26 Haringey Borough Sat 30 Romford
H A A H A A
R1N R1N R1N R1N R1N R1N
3-2 0-1 2-2
130 176 110
9 10 9
Walker Walker Walker
Glasgow Glasgow Glasgow
Porter Porter Porter
Butler Barry Mitchell
Hallam Hallam Barry
Gorbell Gorbell Gorbell
FEBRUARY Sat 6 AFC Sudbury Tues 9 Redbridge Mon 15 Maldon & Tiptree Sat 13 Wroxham Sat 20 Cheshunt Mon 22 Tilbury Sat 27 Great Wakering Rovers
H A H A H H A
R1N R1N R1N R1N R1N R1N R1N
MARCH Sat 5 Soham Town Rangers Sat 12 Waltham Abbey Sat 19 Bury Town Sat 26 Barkingside Mon 28 Phoenix Sports
H H A H A
R1N R1N R1N R1N R1N
APRIL Sat 2 Dereham Town Sat 9 Maldon & Tiptree Sat 16 Tilbury Sat 23 Brightlingsea Regent
H A A H
R1N R1N R1N R1N
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ATT POS
FIXTURES & RESULTS 2015/16
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
Butler Butler Butler Everitt Butler Butler Butler Butler
Dark Dark Dark Anidugbe Dark Dark Duncan Hallam
Gordon-Young Gordon-Young Gordon-Young Addae Gordon-Young Gordon-Young Gordon-Young Gordon-Young
Uwezu Uwezu Addae Uwezu Addae Uwezu Uwezu Uwezu
Koranteng Porter Porter McGarrigle Spencer Spencer Fairweather-Johnson Fairweather-Johnson
Everitt (2) Anidugbe (4) Gorbell (3) Azaiya (6) Uwezu (11) Addae (10) Gorbell (8) Duncan (2)
Addae (4) Addae (10) Koranteng (10) Fairweather-Johnson (10) Gorbell (2) Everitt (4) Addae (9) Addae (7)
Porter (11) Everitt (9) Uwezu (11) Eze (11) Anidugbe (4) Gorbell (9) Spencer (11) Everitt (11)
Butler Kargbo Uwezu Butler Butler Butler
Duncan Duncan Kargbo Kargbo Kargbo Kargbo
Gordon-Young Gordon-Young Gordon-Young Gordon-Young (2) Fairweather-Johnson Fairweather-Johnson
Addae Addae Addae Fairweather-Johnson Jeffery Jeffery
Fairweather-Johnson Spencer Spencer Uwezu Uwezu Uwezu
Kargbo (7) Butler (8) Anidugbe (4) Everitt (10) Anidugbe (10) Gordon-Young (10)
Everitt (11) Fairweather-Johnson (10) Everitt (5) Jeffrey (11) Gorbell (7)
Butler Butler (2) Butler Butler Butler Butler Butler Butler
Kargbo Kargbo Kargbo Kargbo Kargbo Kargbo Duncan Kargbo
Fairweather-Johnson Fairweather-Johnson Gordon-Young Gordon-Young Gordon-Young Gordon-Young Gordon-Young
Jeffrey Uwezu Addae Fairweather-Johnson Fairweather-Johnson Uwezu Jeffrey Duncan
Uwezu Addae Gorbell Uwezu Anidugbe Everitt Kargbo Jeffrey
Addae (7) Jeffery (11) Jeffrey (7) Jeffrey (11) Hallam (2) Duncan (7) Efe (7) Uwezu (4)
Anidugbe (10) Everitt (9) Uwezu (10) Anidugbe (7) Efe (4) Hallam (10) Hallam (9) Everitt (11)
Uwezu Thompson Thompson Butler Thompson Figura Prescott
Kargbo Kargbo Kargbo Duncan Kargbo Kargbo Kargbo
Efe Vines Vines Vines Vines Vines Gordon-Young
Duncan Duncan Duncan Fairweather-Johnson Duncan Fairweather-Johnson Vines
Everitt Fairweather-Johnson Fairweather-Johnson Thompson Fairweather-Johnson Duncan Fairweather-Johnson
Gordon-Young (11) Azaiya (2) Figura (7) Spillane (6) Butler (3) Gordon-Young (11) Duncan (11)
Bakici (9) Gordon-Young (7) Butler (11) Jeffrey (7) Jeffrey (7) Butler (2)
Figura Prescott Mitchell Prescott Prescott
Duncan Duncan Duncan Duncan Duncan
Gordon-Young Gordon-Young (2) Vines Vines Gordon-Young
Vines Vines (3) Fairweather-Johnson Fairweather-Johnson Fairweather-Johnson
Prescott Fairweather-Johnson Barnwell Barnwell Vines
Butler (4) Figura (8) Figura (4) Azaiya (8) Mitchell (7)
Gorbell (7) Toms (9) Azaiya (9) Spillane (10) Barnwell (11)
Butler (11) Butler (11) Butler (11)
Prescott Mitchell Prescott
Duncan Duncan Butler
Gordon-Young (2) Gordon-Young Gordon-Young
Fairweather-Johnson Fairweather-Johnson Fairweather-Johnson
Vines Prescott Vines
Azaiya (2) Spillane (8) Spillane (4)
Mitchell (6) Butler (10) Tomms (7)
Tomms (11) Vines (11) Azaiya (9)
Fairweather-Johnson (2)
Anidugbe (11) Fairweather-Johnson (10)
Everitt (11)
Everitt (9) Akinwande (10) Jeffery (11) Everitt (10)
Everitt (11) Hallam (10) Thompson (8)
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GREAT WAKERING ROVERS
Manager: Terry Spillane
Manager: Dan Trenkel
Andy WALKER
1
Ben GLASGOW
2 James PUGSLEY
Jay PORTER
3
Max MITCHELL
4 Lewis SPARROW
Jack BARRY
5
Bradley VAUGHAN
Marc GORBELL
6
Ellis SANDS
Lee PRESCOTT
7
John BRADLEY
Richard BUTLER
8 Adalberto PINTO
Tyrus GORDON-YOUNG
9
Theo FAIRWEATHER JOHNSON
10 Jacob CLEAVER
Paul VINES
11 Jay NASH
Matt TOMMS
12 Billy JOHNSON
Tommy SPILLANE
14 Matt BELCHER
Michael AZIAYA
15 Max KENT
Tyrus GORDON-YOUNG
16 Tony JACOBS
Derek DUNCAN
17 Nick SKELTON
Adam SEAL
Eljay WORRELL
Kris NEWBY
OFFICIALS Referee: Lee Brennan Assistants: Daniel Hayes Alex Lewis
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