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CONTENTS ISSUE 21
04 - CHAIRMAN’S NOTES 14 - THE OPPOSITION 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 Life President - Albert Panting Honorary Vice-Presidents - Alan Martin, Peter Tiernay, Eddie McCann, Gareth Connaleigh, Alan Woodward, Keith McMahon & Terry Hill Chairman & Club Owner - Paul Bowden-Brown Directors - Paul Bowden-Brown & Kai Isaksen Club Secretary - Dave Joy Marketing & Communications - Mike Green Boardroom Hospitality - Sue Dingwall Football In The Community Officer - Steve Rous Press Officer - Mike Green Turnstile Operations - Keith Jones Club Photographer - Richard Brooks
FOOTBALL MANAGEMENT Director of Football - Ian Docker First-Team Manager- Tommy Warrilow First-Team Assistant Manager - Alex O’Brien First-Team Physiotherapist - Carly Payne First-Team Coach - Craig Gibson Academy Manager - Ian Docker Under 21 Manager - Gary Ryan
MATCHDAY PROGRAMME Editors - Jamie Barwick & Mike Green Designer - Jamie Barwick Email: jamie_barwick363@yahoo.co.uk Print - Darenth Print and Design
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22 - MATCH ACTION 35 - CLUB STATS 36 - FIXTURES & RESULTS Good afternoon everyone and welcome to back to Bayliss Avenue for the second part of this week’s first team home double header… and let’s hope it’s a bit warmer than it was on Tuesday night! And it’s a welcome to our friends from Hertfordshire who have braved the M25 and the bridge to be with us on the last Saturday in January.
tonight, after bringing you the story of the Brazilian air crash before Christmas, we’ve the story of Chapocanese’s game and their first game since played last weekend… You may have heard that the major sponsorship news regarding the league – we’ve the details for you. And we’ve the Gaffers reaction to recent games and there’s the very latest from a very busy Chairman’s office…
Where did that month go? After a truly fantastic December, we’ve had an ordinary January so let’s hope that we end it on a good note today and gain some revenge for our defeat at Ware in mid-October.
Enjoy the game – safe trip home to our visitors – and don’t forget we’re here again in a fortnight’s time when we welcome Brightlingsea Regent to Bayliss Avenue…
Anyhow, in today’s copy of the Mead
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RYMAN LEAGUE STATEMENT The Ryman Football League is committed to eliminate discrimination whether by reason of age, disability, gender reassignment, race, religion and belief, marriage and civil partnership, pregnancy and maternity, sex and sexual orientation.
The League is also committed to promoting equality by treating people fairly and with respect, by recognising that inequalities may exist, by taking steps to address them and providing access and opportunities for all members of the community. THAMESMEAD TOWN The Official Matchday Programme
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CHAIRMAN’S NOTES
Paul
BOWDEN-BROWN May I welcome the officials, players and supporters of Ware FC on this Saturday afternoon and hope after their journey they enjoy the hospitality available. Of course it is an important match for both teams even if for totally different reasons and, after hopefully an enjoyable match, they have a safe journey home. Well here we are playing once again at home after our forgettable match against a Norwich United side last Tuesday evening. Although they took all three points on the cold evening, I felt they were not as strong as the first time we played them, it was in reality a game of players taking their chances, we could have gone in at half time 4-0 up had we taken them and the linesman had kept up with play as he missed a number of clear off sides.
The first time in 40 years I have seen an assistant wearing spectacles – I know that my glasses were steaming up with the variances of the cold temperatures on Tuesday, so how could he make the correct decisions as part of his job.
to waste time during the match, but although the referee pointed to his watch at the time of these many incidents at the end of the game there was only just over 3 minutes of extra time although not advised to us until the match was over.
As I have said on numerous occasions within previous programme notes, in my opinion the standard of refereeing has deteriorated over the last couple of seasons, and it would seem we must all accept it will never improve as the football hierarchy does not think there is a problem so why would they to accept there is a problem.
At this time of the year, we are advised by the FA regarding our standing in the respect leagues and the bookings leagues.
I read the independent views of the football reporter that attended and reported on the match on Tuesday and he quoted the same concerns as my interpretation regarding missing blatant off sides and other drops in the required refereeing standards. The Norwich team were determined
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Without divulging placings and points, I can report we are in a better place than we were last season, but I still feel that our players must seriously think about with all of their actions on and off the field. It has to improve otherwise it will place this club in a position that I do not even want to think about with regard to financial implications as allowed by the rules of the FA all due to rashness on the pitch.
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I will never criticize hard tackles, that is part of the game, but I will not tolerate dissent, I am also worried about to the deterioration of the officials actions. Referees are issuing cards for dissent when the player is only talking, but it would seem now you cannot talk to the referee or the assistants as they will take appropriate action in their eyes, and I personally believe that with regard to the respect campaign, all parties should realise it works both ways otherwise it is looking very one sided. Rant ended! On the 9th January, we started our one year apprenticeship Scheme at Long Lane Kidbrooke. We initially had planned for a class of 40, but due to circumstances at the agreed start date early January, we only had around 30, but now I am advised that we have 36 so there are only 4 more places vacant. But due to the late interest, I am increasing the size of the required class to 50, and so there you have it an extra 14 places to fill within the next 2 weeks. So if you are interested or have young 16 year olds that are sitting at home under your feet that need a qualification together with a level one coaching badge, and get paid £100 per week, please make contact with the club before the vacant spaces are filled. I would like to take this opportunity to personally thank both Darren Ryan of SCL our education provider and Ian Docker the club’s Director of Football & academy manager for the effort they both have put into this scheme it is very much appreciated and because of their hard work we have a very professionally run operation running at Kidbrooke. And I must not forget to thank Andrew Merritt the owner and boss
of SCL who without his help and unconditional support this Club would never have been able to operate this scheme. I have left this part to the end as I feel very strongly about it. You will all have read that our captain Scott Kinch was up in front of the FA last Monday fully supported by the club and myself on the day, against unsubstantiated and unfounded allegations. Unfortunately, although it took all day Scott was found guilty of the alleged charge resulting in him being suspended from all football for nine games and a fine of £1000.00. I personally do not feel that the process as it was administered by the FA was correct therefore I have instigated a complaint with regard to the content of the process, and secondly I feel that had we been allowed legal representation on the day we could have proved the charge unfounded therefore I am hoping that I will be able to use through the appeal process. I am at this time awaiting the Judicial Services department within the FA to advise me of my options. By losing Scott from our team selection is a very great blow to Tommy and his players, but now is the time for all the players to come up to the mark until Scott returns. I hope for the benefit of the good name of the club I can get matters resolved that will allow Scott to return sooner than later to play the sport he loves. I hope you enjoy the match Paul Bowden-Brown Chairman and Managing Director
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MANAGER’S NOTES
TOMMY
WARRILOW Good afternoon everyone and welcome back to Bayliss Avenue for today’s game with Ware, to who we bid a warm welcome!
second half we got caught chasing the game.
Since my last notes, I have been really disappointed with our results.
They’d brought a few in as they’re fighting for their lives, but we should have come away with something but we didn’t!
Don’t get me wrong we got we got what we deserved against Cheshunt – nothing! We were poor and just not good enough do no excuses from me on that one.
Then on Tuesday, we should have got something out of the game – we got into some good areas again, but didn’t take our chances and went a goal down to a really poor goal.
We then went to Wroxham last weekend and started well before we had Aaron sent off after 25 minutes – we still should have gone in front but didn’t take our chances and in the
Even at the end, a toe comes out and it doesn’t bounce right for Alex – we deserved something from the game, but its one of those things. On Tuesday we were back to a little
bit to how we were earlier in the season when we had the really bad run where we were playing well but didn’t get the just desserts. We’ve taken our foot off of the gas the last three or four games – we need to go back to enjoying ourselves with football. We mustn’t get so negative and aggravated that its not going right because you will get that during the course of a season – you’re going to have three or four nightmare games as a team; it happens at every level! Suspensions are what they are, but what players are getting booked for now and having to keep our
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discipline with what we have to put up with is for me summed up Tuesday when we had four subs, the keeper has his gloves taped and a boy goes down for treatment on top of acknowledged time wasting by the official and yet we only play three minutes fifteen extra. People will say that we’re clutching at straws, but as managers and coaches all we want is consistency. Crowd reactions ends up making fun of officials and that’s not right but what can we do? If we say anything we get sent to the stands and it costs you money. OB mentioned on Tuesday that he wouldn’t want to play under today’s rules and I have to agree with him. It’s a shame but footballs evolved and you evolve with it. Unfortunately I think its something that’s got to be looked at in a proper way and not in a stupid way as every manager that
we go to and speak to say the same thing – they’re frightened to address it and that’s wrong. We should be able to sit down and talk about it and try and help the officials – at the end of the day I wouldn’t want to be a referee or an assistant. Fair play to them, but if they need some help then let’s give them that help!
But it’s not over yet and we’ll still chase it but we’re kicking ourselves now where we were – you have to remember that when we lost at Norwich in October we were actually adrift at the bottom of the league. If we keep playing like we did on Tuesday today and going forward and take our chances as I’ve said before, we’ll be fine!
Playing wise, we’ve turned it around since we played at Ware and have got to where we are – we’ve got thirteen games left so we’ve just got to try and get as many points as we can and stripping it back to the bare bones, if we can get more points than last year – which I’ll be disappointed if we didn’t – it’s an improvement and we had a great FA Cup run!
We’re not a million miles away – its been a very, very tough year off the pitch and the main thing is that the club are coming through it and I think we’ll finish strong and as long as we can keep the season alive that’s the most important thing, and that all starts again today with your help and backing!
So you look back at the season and says yes it’s been frustrating as it could have been a lot better.
Tommy Warrilow First-Team Manager
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THE TREATMENT ROOM
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In her regular column, first-team assistant physio Rhyanna Banton brings us up to date with the current injury list...
So today we welcome Ware to Bayliss Avenue.
of injury the guys could get range are so different.
These are my first notes – as Carly wanted the day off – so it’s my turn for today’s report.
Fortunately I hope that we haven’t picked up anything new which is credit to the boys.
Been a difficult couple of weeks to start the year – just look at Tuesday night’s pitch? We went from a ploughed field at Wroxham to almost a skating rink here on Tuesday which makes our job even more difficult as the type
On the injury front, Joe Vines has played the last after returning from a hamstring injury. He came off at Wroxham as a precaution as did Leon Smith who took a knock to his knee. Fortunately he back on Tuesday.
Walks has got another op planned for next Friday (February 3rd) as he reaches the next stage of his rehabilitation. So if you do see him back on crutches after then don’t panic – he really is making great progress. Enjoy today’s game, Rhyanna (& Carly) Rhyanna (& Carly Payne) First-team Physios
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SECRETARY’S COLUMN
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Afternoon everyone and welcome to SCT for our next Ryman League match against Ware, we hope they enjoy their brief stay with us. We’ll be hoping today to stop the run of defeats we have suffered recently at Romford, Wroxham and Norwich here on Tuesday. There are no easy matches in this division regardless of where a team is in the league, they all bring their own strengths onto the pitch. Both Romford and Wroxham
were as always hard working and difficult to break down, we never played exceptionally well, but deserved something out of those games. On a difficult pitch on Tuesday at home to Norwich they raced into a two goal lead, before Paul Vines pulled one back early in the second half, we had the better of play without really looking like getting anything from the game. Tommy and Alex are working hard to get us back on the winning trail that saw up climb to a mid-table
position, hopefully today will see us return to winning ways. Ware were very impressive when we played them at their place earlier in the season and I am surprised to see them so low in the table, but they are now under new management and that sometimes is the little boost a club needs to turn the corner. Enjoy today’s match. Dave Joy Club Secretary
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THE OPPOSITION
THE OPPOSITION
CLUB INFO Nickname: The Blues Founded: 1892 Chairman: Inanc Elitok Manager: Anwar Uddin Last Season: 11th Ground: Wodson Park Capacity: 3,300
A changing of the guard has took place at Ware, with new boss Anwar Uddin making his mark on the side.
no less than 15 players released and four signed the likes of Rokas Janilionis, Russell Harley, Teo Borozam and Imedd Kartita.
After a string of 11 defeats, 1 draw and three wins, Ken Charlery departed the club, with the side slipping to 19th in the table.
With such a vast change in players, Ware are something of an unknown quantity, but the Mead know this is a vital game if they are to harbour any lingering hopes of reaching the play-offs.
Uddin’s impact was instant with his first game in charge a resounding 5-0 victory over Great Wakering Rovers. In terms of personell, Uddin is already stamping his mark on the side with
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At present the gap stands at 11 points, which isn’t beyond the club, but a three-point haul this afternoon is vital.
CLUB HISTORY The Club was founded in 1892 and although first called Ware Town soon changed its name to plain Ware FC.
This unassuming title makes it probably the shortest named affiliate of the Football Association and has caused problems for programme editors and journalists ever since. In fact, the Club has been anything but unassuming. It has held senior status from its very beginning, entering the Herts Senior Cup for the first time in 1893, and winning the cup on the first of five occasions in 1899 with a 2-1 win over Hitchin at St Albans. By this time Ware had been instrumental in founding the East Herts League and had won its championship on two of the three times it had been competed for. The club was to win it five more times before moving on to the North Middlesex League in 1907 and then also to the Herts County League in 1908. The Championship of the latter came that season in a three-way play-off against St Albans City and Welwyn. After the First World War the Club gained a league and cup double with a second Herts County League Championship and a fourth Herts Senior Cup win in 1922.
special train to Ware, everybody being in high spirits.
The Cup was marched through the town in front of a cheering throng.” Indeed, it was later recalled that the cup was taken through the town on subsequent nights and that stops were made outside public houses where it was charged with beer before being drained by the crowd. Shortly after this Ware joined the Spartan League in which they were to enjoy several successes, winning the Division 2(B) Championship in 1926, Division 1 in 1951 with the highest “goals for”total ever achieved by a club in the Spartan League, and the Premier Division in 1952. In these later years the Club also made significant progress in the old Amateur Cup meeting many famous sides on the way. One of these was Hendon, against whom Ware drew their largest attendance of 3,800 in the 1st Round in January 1957. Moving on to the Delphian and then Athenian League, Ware enjoyed another successful period. Two promotions, two league cup wins and two reserve championships paved the way for progress in the FA Cup. In this Ware reached the First Round proper for the first time in 1968 when they travelled to the then Third Division side Luton Town.
The scenes in Ware when the team returned with the Senior Cup tell us something about the hold that football had on local loyalties at the time.
The opposition had a 100% home record but the game was scoreless with 30 minutes to go before a judicious substitution broke the stalemate and left Ware beaten 6-1 at the final whistle.
The local paper reported that “Large crowds awaited the return of the
In these successful circumstances it was not surprising that Ware pressed
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for entry to the expanding Isthmian League. This was achieved for season 1975/76 and they have maintained their place at that level ever since. This is thanks most recently to their Division 2 Championship season of 2005/6 under manager Glen Alzapiedi which carried them into Division 1 just before Division 2 was disbanded. Alzapiedi’s side brought further distinction with another FA Cup First Round appearance in 2007 which saw a narrow home defeat against Kidderminster Harriers in front of 2,123 spectators, a record for the current ground at Wodson Park. Before that a tenth Herts Senior Cup Final in 2001 and another in 2008 have emphasised the club’s long history and continuity. Ware is the first of only three possible candidates to appear in this final in three separate centuries, evidence that it is still one of the county’s leading clubs. After a poor start to the 2013/4 season Kem Kemal was appointed manager and steered the club clear of relegation worries. The 2014/5 season was one of consolidation with a tenth place finish but, with Ware then in the Southern League, Kemal resigned half way through the following season. His replacement was the former Birmingham, Watford, Barnet and Peterborough player Ken Charlery who cemented Ware’s league position during the rest of the season. A return to the Isthmian League saw the club have a good start but slowly drop down the table before ken was replaced by Anwar Uddin in January 2017.
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MATCH ACTION ACADEMY MATTERS
ACADEMY MATTERS 2016/17 FIXTURES SEPTEMBER Wed 14 Crystal Palace FA OCTOBER Wed 5 Dulwich Hamlet Wed 12 Dartford Reds (LC) Wed 19 Charlton Athletic Trust NOVEMBER Wed 2 Dartford Reds Wed 16 Bromley Whites Wed 23 Phoenix Sports Wed 30 Millwall (Lions) DECEMBER Wed 14 Maidstone United (Blues) JANUARY 2017 Wed 11 Three Bridges Wed 18 Three Bridges Wed 25 Crystal Palace FA FEBRUARY Wed 1 Fulham (Sedgehill) Wed 8 Dulwich Hamlet MARCH Wed 1 Charlton Athletic Trust Wed 8 Dartford Reds Wed 15 Bromley Whites Wed 22 Phoenix Sports Wed 29 Millwall (Lions) APRIL Wed 26 Maidstone United (Blues)
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Hi and welcome.
disciplined young men.
On Wednesday this week, our academy lads played a strong Crystal Palace Trust side and unfortunately got beaten 9-0.
They are all finding their feet and we are seeing their level compared to their team mates.
It’s such a frustrating time for Gary and the lads, as some of our players have been missing training and been unavailable for matches. The lads who are holding the fort are doing a fantastic job and even though the lads are getting beat, all players are improving. They are getting despondent, but they must remember they are playing against ex-professional academy players. Keep it going boys!
Our satellite centre in Gravesend have been doing well and two of the lads will be given the opportunity to train with the U21 side next week. I will let you know how they get on... Finally from me today – a reminder that our trials are coming up soon for September and season 2017/18 – please see opposite for the details… For more info please contact me on Academy_thamesmeadtownfc@ outlook.com Yours in sport.
Our apprentices meanwhile are still being put through their paces and are now settling down into
Ian Docker Academy Manager
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CHANGES TOMATCH SPONSORSHIP ACTION
Changes in the offing... The Ryman League will have a new title sponsor from next season after announcing the ending of the longest running sports sponsorship in UK football as the Isthmian Football League’s record-breaking partnership with Ryman the Stationer will cease at the end of the 2016-17 campaign. Negotiations with a replacement sponsor are ongoing and an announcement is expected shortly after the Isthmian League officially confirmed the ending of the Ryman title sponsorship on Saturday night. Having led the way in sponsorship since securing Rothmans in 1973 as football’s first title sponsors, Theo Paphitis stepped with his nationwide stationers in 1997 and has sponsored the Isthmian League ever since, adding the Ryman Youth League and Ryman Development League as they were introduced. This season, clubs played with specially produced match balls marked with the number 20 to celebrate the milestone in sponsorship. Paphitis and his businesses have also teamed up with the Ryman League’s 72 clubs over the last two decades to raise thousands for charities and good causes, most notably on Red Nose
Day. Paphitis said: “The last twenty years as sponsor of the Isthmian League have created some fantastic sporting memories for me personally, and also for my businesses. It has been a pleasure to have been associated with the league for such a long period of time as grassroots football has always been close to my heart. Some of the players who are playing today have only ever known it as the Ryman League, but nothing lasts forever.” Mead Chairman Paul Bowden-Brown said: ”I feel that we will certainly miss their involvement, so I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone at the Ryman Group for their support and involvement over the years, and I would say that any member of the Group will always be welcome at this Club. Whoever is going to try and fill the role with the League that we all love, will certainly have a large set of shoes to fill.” League chairman Nick Robinson, added: “It is a sad day, but one which we knew would come sooner or later. We are very proud of the work we have done with Ryman and other companies in the Theo Paphitis Retail Group…we have built up great
friendships and I know these will not be lost in the future.” The League also confirmed a new match-ball and bench-wear sponsorship partnership with leading international sports brand Mitre from the start of the 2017-18 season. The company, established in 1817 and still the world’s oldest manufacturers of footballs, have agreed a four year deal with a one year option which will see the Ryman League’s stars will be playing with the British firm’s latest high-tech and FIFA approved ‘hyperseam’ footballs when they kick-off in the new season. Mitre are producing a yellow-based coloured ball for use throughout the season to reflect the Isthmian’s colours and League chairman Robinson commented: “We have been very impressed with the Mitre Company and the quality of the clothing as well as the match ball is extremely good. “This is a great step forward for the Ryman League to be associated with Mitre. Given the match ball they will produce, we will use a yellow coloured ball throughout the season rather than changing from a white to yellow ball for the winter months.”
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A TEAM REBORN
CHAPECOENSE: A TEAM REBORN
It was the footballing fairy story that ended in tragedy… Yet rising like a phoenix from the ashes, Brazilian side Chapecoense have played their first game since nineteen of their squad were killed in a plane crash on 29 November. You’ll remember that in December, we joined the world of football as we stood in tribute to the 71 people, including the players and staff, who were killed as they travelled to Colombia to face Atletico Nacional in the first leg of the Copa Sudamericana. The club has been busy rebuilding since, and have recruited 22 new players and last Saturday played for the very first time since the tragedy as they hosted Brazilian league champions Palmeiras in a “friendly”. Three players survived the crash, defenders Neto and Alan Ruschel and former reserve goalkeeper Jackson Follmann – who had his leg amputated – and amongst naturally incredible emotional scenes received the Copa Sudamericana Trophy before the game at the Arena Conda stadium. Follmann’s story is even more heart-wrenching as the keeper is still recovering in hospital from his injuries from which it was first
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thought that he would not survive. The presentation of the trophy to him in his wheelchair truly does sum up what this “little” club have gone through in the last two months. He was pushed on to the pitch in a wheelchair, whilst Neto has only just started walking without crutches, while Ruschel is targeting May for his return to football – truly remarkable and for that matter inspirational when you consider what each one of the went through that fateful night. Chapecoense were awarded the Trophy (the South American equivalent of the Europa League) following the disaster in November – a move which began with the authorities at Nacional and received universal backing from across Brazil, South America and the World.
Looking on as the trophy and medals were awarded to the families of the victims were over 20,000 fans at Chapecoense’s sold-out stadium, while another survivor, radio reporter Rafael Henzel, provided the main commentary on the game.
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Such has been the interest in the tragedy following the massive achievements of the club who some dubbed the “Leicester City of South America” such was the unexpectedness of their success, the club received requests to cover what
was never ever going to be “just a friendly” from across the globe and gave a total of 241 journalists from around the world accreditation for the game.
On a truly emotional day there were tears on the pitch, and the fans cried on the stands! For the record, Douglas Grolli scored Chapecoense’s first goal and Amaral added a second as they drew 2-2 with the Brazilian Champions.
The game was stopped on 71 minutes (the number of victims) as players from both teams and supporters stood and clapped in honour of the dead, before
continuing with the match. It was later reported that such a tribute would be held after 71 minutes of all games that the club play in for the foreseeable future. The fans were keen to celebrate their home team again and showed their support to the newcomers - but on the stands and on the pitch, it was clear that Chapecoense’s drive to move forward will always mean looking back. This was a day when the grieving of this little club from Rio took a huge step forward and a step that the 71 who died would undoubtedly have been very proud. Sadly though the hard football doesn’t understand tragedy, and makes no allowances – the real hard work starts now once the gaze of the world moves elsewhere. But whatever happens, there will always be a small part of the football world that will always remember the name of Chapecoense. #ForcaChapecoense
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MATCH ACTION
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Schaar (12, 58), Gilfedder (49) Saturday 21st January Trafford Park Attendance: 85 Ryman League
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The Mead slipped to a disappointing road defeat as for the second year running they lost at Wroxham with ten-men. Despite taking an early lead courtesy of Paul Vines’ 17th goal of the season – the Mead’s top scorer finished off Ellis Green’s good run – the home side levelled soon afterwards. Yet despite the setback, the Mead could have regained the lead before the break with a couple of good chances – Bode Anidugbe was denied by a good block from keeper Pride, before Vinesy came agonisingly close to his 18th of the season as Pride did well to beat out his header. Jay Porter also forced the keeper into a good low save before Leon Smith couldn’t direct his header from Greeny’s whipped free kick.
quick cautions for saying too much as match official Geary began to get very fussy – choosing to punish dissent rather some very agricultural tackling from both sides.
The home side took full advantage of the extra man as they roared out of the blocks at the start of the second half netting twice, but the ten men kept going without really testing Pride. They did though finally Thamesmead Town Line-Up manage to grab a late life line by Substitutes 1. Tom Wellham Greeny’s terrific 2. Leon Smith low late strike, 12. Tom O’Connor 3. Jay Porter but sadly it was 4. Bode Anidugbe 13. Ike Feehi 5. Joe Vines 14. Michael Ademiluyi too little too 15. Nathan Simpson 6. Harvey Brand late and for the 7. Ellis Green 16. Laurent Mendy second season 8. Ellis Brown running it was 9. Paul Vines a pointless 10. Alex Teniola journey home 11. Aaron Rhule from Trafford
Things though turned sour for the visitors in the first half’s closing stages when Aaron Rhule received his marching orders following two
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Park. Speaking after the game, a disappointed OB admitted , “we worked a real good goal early on to lead and then conceded a really bad goal – we huffed and puffed towards the end with ten men, but we didn’t do enough to win the game.” “Officiating is a hard job to do and “all” you want is consistency in football, and in the build up to both of Aaron’s card’s I would have been proud of in my day battling away in the middle of midfield – they were foul challenges that other weeks are booking and so you can see why players get frustrated. But we’ve got to get on with and bottom line is we didn’t! We lost our shape, our discipline and organisation and it cost us.”
THE UNDER-21S
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Good afternoon everyone.
Have you ever had one of those weeks? On Tuesday night we tried to answer Great Wakering’s appeal for a friendly meaning a trip to Southend on a bitterly cold night. Sadly as we got closer to the ground, it became clearer and clearer that we were in trouble, and when we arrived it was clear that the pitch – unlike the Bayliss Aenue pitch that was somehow playable on Tuesday night – as frozen solid and unplayable. As I’m writing these notes on Wednesday evening, I’m now not sure if our scheduled league game this week’s game away at Hornchurch is going to go ahead because of the weather. It makes things tougher for the players who remember are still young, when you’re trying to get ready and plan things knowing at the back of your mind that the game is likely to be off – it’s tough
so fair play to the players for their attitudes… In our last game that we did play, an experienced side held a very good Billericay Town side – the league leaders to boot – with Michael Ademiluyi scored a deserved equaliser. The lads really are playing some good stuff and if you need a “fix” of Mead football before the first team are next at home in a fortnight, we’re at home on the next two Tuesdays – Haringey Borough this week (January 31st) and then Cray Wanderers next (February 7th) – we’d love to see you… and whilst on that subject its really terrific to see so many of you supporting the boys – we all really do appreciate it very much! Good luck to the Gaffer and the boys today! Gary Ryan Under-21s Manager
2016/17 FIXTURES AUGUST Tue 30 AFC Sudbury SEPTEMBER Sat 10 Brightlingsea Regent Tue 27 Brentwood Town OCTOBER Tue 11 AFC Hornchurch Tue 25 Cray Wanderers NOVEMBER Thurs 3 Great Wakering Rovers Wed 16 Witham Town DECEMBER Thurs 1 AFC Sudbury Tue 6 Brightlingsea Regent Fri 16 Harlow Town Tue 20 Cheshunt JANUARY 2017 Wed 4 Harlow Town Thurs 12 Brentwood Town Tue 17 Billericay Town Thurs 26 AFC Hornchurch Tue 31 Haringey Borough FEBRUARY Mon 6 Cray Wanderers Tue 14 Great Wakering Rovers Sat 18 Tilbury Tue 28 Witham Town MARCH Mon 6 Haringey Borough
2-4 0-3 1-3 1-0 3-2 3-0 4-1 1-3 1-3 2-1 P-P 2-0 1-1
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THE PASSPORT OPPOSITION SCHEME
THE THAMESMEAD TOWN
PASSPORT SCHEME WELCOME TO THE TTFC PRIMARY PASSPOST!
BISHOP JOHN ROBINSON
The aim of the scheme is to invite ALL Primary School’s in Thamesmead and in the surrounding area to become a “School Partner”, and for all of their pupils to be offered the “Primary Passport” which will allow every holder FREE entry into any First team League game providing the holder is accompanied by an adult, who will be charged a reduced entrance fee of £5.00 as opposed to the “normal” Match day admission charge of £9.00. The club will provide training sessions at the school within the school curriculum itself or separately, and every “School Partner” will then be invited to be the “School of the Day” at a first team home game of their choice.
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CLUB STATS
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Ademiluyi, Michael Anidugbe, Bode Brand, Harvey Brown, Ellis Danquan, Richie Efe, Jeremiah Feehi, Ike Green, Ellis Kinch, Scott Knight, Lewis Mahoney, Jack O’Connor, Thomas Porter, Jay Pyke, Levander Rhule, Aaron Simpson, Nathan Smith, Leon Teniola, Alex Vines, Joe Vines, Paul Walker, Andy Wellham, Tom
LGE APPS
1 (7) 27 (3) 20 7 0 (2) 0 (1) 3 (10) 18 (4) 23 21 (1) 10 (3) 12 (2) 33 0(1) 16 (7) 18 (8) 13 15 (3) 13 (5) 28 (2) 5 14
LGE GLS
6 1 1
2 2 2 1 1 3
2
8 15
CUP APPS
CUP GLS
APPS
5 (3) 1 6 (1) 4 (2) 2 (1) 2 4 (1) 5 8 (1) 1 3 7 5 7 (2) 3 -
3 1 1 1 2 1 4 -
1 (7) 32 (6) 20 7 1 (2) 0 (1) 9 (11) 22 (6) 25 (1) 23 (1) 14 (4) 17 (2) 41 (1) 1 (1) 19 (7) 25 (8) 13 15 (3) 18 (5) 35 (4) 8 14
GLS
6 1 1
5 3 3 1 2 5
3
8 19
ALSO PLAYED (ONE GAME ONLY) PLAYERS
Alabi, Azeez Ayoola, Rasheed Koroma, Sam Lovell, Jake Ovedele, Gus Ovenden, Max Skates, Sam Williams, Jordan
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CUP APPS
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
RYMAN DIVISION ONE NORTH LEAGUE TABLE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
Maldon & Tiptree Thurrock Brightlingsea Regent AFC Hornchurch Bowers & Pitsea Cheshunt Haringey Borough Bury Town Aveley Phoenix Sports Tilbury Norwich United Witham Town Thamesmead Town Dereham Town Romford VCD Athletic Soham Town Rangers Ware Heybridge Swifts Waltham Abbey Brentwood Town Wroxham Great Wakering Rovers
P 32 31 30 31 30 31 32 30 30 32 31 30 32 33 32 32 31 31 29 29 31 32 30 32
W 22 18 18 15 15 14 15 15 14 14 13 16 11 12 11 10 10 9 9 8 8 8 6 6
D 3 6 6 11 6 9 5 5 8 8 9 2 8 4 7 9 6 7 5 8 6 4 4 4
L 7 7 6 5 9 8 12 10 8 10 9 12 13 17 14 13 15 15 15 13 17 20 20 22
F 76 57 73 52 63 56 71 55 54 49 46 45 56 56 46 42 32 43 47 40 39 42 31 29
A 29 26 46 28 47 44 52 43 46 49 44 37 57 60 55 6 51 54 51 49 56 67 69 79
GD Pts +47 69 +31 60 +27 60 +24 56 +16 51 +12 51 +19 50 +12 50 +8 50 0 50 +2 48 +8 47 -1 41 -4 40 -9 40 -19 39 -19 36 -11 34 -4 32 -9 32 -17 30 -25 28 -50 22 -50 22
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1
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GLS
1
PLAYERS
Butler, Richard Coleman, Luke Denny, Joe Edwardes, Richard Fakinos, Cesc Feehi, Ike French, Connor Gogic, Alexsandr Gordon-Young, Tyrus James-Lewis, Merrick McCarthy, Tyler Nanetti, Cristian Oyinsan, Josh Springett, Steve Stone, Adrian Walker, Fraser Whiteley, Warren
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CUP GLS
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2 1 2 1 4 -
5 (2) 0 (3) 7 1 1 (2) 6 (1) 6 5 5 3 (5) 2 (2) 4
3 1 -
7 (4) 1 (6) 18 (1) 1 2 (3) 9 (11) 1 (2) 1 3 (1) 2 (3) 19 (1) 11 7 9 (1) 8 (8) 6 (3) 7
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2016/17
FIXTURES & RESULTS DATE OPPOSITION AUGUST Sat 13 Heybridge Swifts Tue 16 Thurrock Sat 20 Guernsey (Kick-off 1:00pm) Tue 23 Guernsey Sat 27 Brentwood Town Mon 29 Aveley
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COMP
R1N 2-1 85 R1N 2-1 84 FACP 2-2 1142 FACPR 1-1 (4-2p) 147 R1N 0-2 76 R1N 3-3 95
10 6 7 10
A Walker A Walker A Walker A Walker A Walker A Walker
F Walker F Walker F Walker Anidugbe F Walker < Simpson
Simpson Simpson Simpson Simpson Simpson Springett <
Kinch Kinch Kinch * Kinch * Fakinos * Kinch >
Knight Knight Knight Knight Knight J Vines
Springett* Denny Denny Denny Denny Denny
SEPTEMBER Sat 3 Chertsey Town Tue 6 Tilbury Sat 10 Bury Town Tue 13 Romford Sat 17 Hanwell Town Tue 20 Hanwell Town Sat 24 Great Wakering Rovers Tue 27 AFC Hornchurch
H H H H A H A A
FACP R1N R1N LC FACP FACPR R1N R1N
1-0 0-1 1-1 4-3 1-1 4-2 AET 1-2 1-3
78 112 87 47 146 84 81 85
12 12 20 21
McCarthy McCarthy McCarthy A Walker McCarthy McCarthy Walker * McCarthy
Simpson Simpson Simpson F Walker Simpson Simpson Simpson Simpson
Porter Porter Porter Springett Porter Porter Porter Porter
Butler Butler Anidugbe Butler Butler * Butler * Anidugbe Anidugbe
Denny Denny < J Vines J Vines J Vines J Vines J Vines J Vines
Springett Springett Springett Denny * Springett Springett < Denny Denny *
OCTOBER Sat 1 Merstham Tues 4 Folkstone Invicta Sat 8 Corinthian Casuals Tue 11 Ware Sat 15 Dereham Town Tue 18 Thurrock Sat 22 Brightlingsea Regent Tue 25 Maldon & Tiptree
A A A A H H A A
FACP KSC1 FATP R1N R1N R1N R1N R1N
1-5 0-2 1-2 1-3 5-2 0-1 3-4 1-2
188 121 40 72 114 133 102
21 21 23 23 23
McCarthy McCarthy McCarthy McCarthy McCarthy McCarthy McCarthy McCarthy
Simpson Butler Simpson Simpson Anidugbe Simpson Anidugbe Anidugbe
Porter Porter Porter Porter Porter Porter Porter Porter
Anidugbe Danquan < Anidugbe Anidugbe Kinch * Kinch * Kinch > Kinch
J Vines Denny J Vines < Butler > J Vines Knight Denny Knight
Denny < Springett Mahoney Mahoney * Denny Denny Knight Denny
NOVEMBER Tue 1 Haringey Borough Sat 5 Wroxham Tue 8 Hanwell Town Sat 12 Witham Town Sat 19 Soham Town Rangers Tue 22 AFC Hornchurch Sat 26 Norwich United Mon 28 Haringey Borough
H H A A H H A A
R1N R1N LSC1 R1N R1N R1N R1N R1N
1-1 4-1 1-3 2-3 1-2 0-3 1-2 2-3
87 96 50 63 93 101 83
23 21 22 23 23 24 24
McCarthy McCarthy Ovenden Gogic McCarthy McCarthy Wellham Wellham
Brand Brand Lovell Brand Brand Brand Brand Brand
Porter Porter Alabi * Porter Porter Porter Porter Porter
Kinch Kinch Oyedele < Kinch Kinch * James-Lewis < Kinch James-Lewis
Kinght Knight Skates Knight Knight > Knight > J Vines J Vines *
Denny Smith Denny Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith
DECEMBER Sat 3 Great Wakering Rovers Tue 6 Waltham Abbey Sat 10 VCD Athletic Tue 13 Cheshunt Sat 17 Witham Town Mon 26 Phoenix Sports Sat 31 Tilbury
H A A A H H A
R1N R1N R1N R1N R1N R1N R1N
1-0 1-0 3-2 3-1 4-2 0-1 5-1
76 32 75 105 68 106 78
22 20 19 17 17 17 16
McCarthy Wellham Wellham Wellham Wellham Wellham Wellham
Brand Brand Brand Brand Brand Brand Brand
Porter Porter Porter Porter Simpson Simpson Simpson <
Kinch < Kinch < Kinch Kinch * Kinch Kinch < Kinch
Knight Knight Knight J Vines Knight Knight Knight
Smith J Vines J Vines Knight J Vines Smith > Smith
JANUARY 2017 Mon 2 Aveley Sat 7 Bowers & Pitsea Wed 11 Romford Sat 14 Cheshunt Sat 21 Wroxham Tue 24 Norwich United Sat 28 Ware
A H A H A H H
R1N R1N R1N R1N R1N R1N R1N
2-0 2-1 1-1 0-5 2-3 1-2
85 94 101 75 85 73
15 14 14 14 14 14
Wellham Wellham Wellham Wellham Wellham Wellham
Brand Brand Brand Brand Brand Brand
Simpson Porter Simpson < Simpson * Porter Simpson
Kinch Kinch Kinch Kinch Anidugbe Anidugbe
Knight Knight Knight Knight > J Vines > J Vines <
Smith > Simpson Smith Smith Smith < Smith
FEBRUARY Sat 4 Heybridge Swifts Sat 11 Brightlingsea Regent Sat 18 Dereham Town Sat 25 Romford
A H A H
R1N R1N R1N R1N
MARCH Sat 4 Soham Town Rangers Sat 11 VCD Athletic Sat 25 Maldon & Tiptree
A H H
R1N R1N R1N
APRIL Sat 1 Bury Town Sat 8 Bowers & Pitsea Sat 15 Waltham Abbey
A A H
R1N R1N R1N
Mon 17 Phoenix Sports
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Mahoney > Mahoney < Mahoney Mahoney > Anidugbe F Walker *
Nanetti Nanetti Anidugbe > Nanetti Coleman > Mahoney
P Vines P Vines P Vines < P Vines P Vines Nanetti
Stone < Stone * Nanetti Fakinos < Nanetti Stone 2
Porter Porter Porter Porter Porter Porter
Butler * Coleman < Fakinos * F Walker * Butler < Coleman <
Anidugbe < Anidugbe * 2 Coleman > Coleman > Mahoney * Fakinos >
Coleman >
Nanetti * Mahoney > Nanetti Anidugbe < Nanetti Nanetti Green Whiteley
Mahoney > Green O’Connor O’Connor O’Connor O’Connor O’Connor O’Connor
P Vines P Vines P Vines > Feehi Feehi Feehi 2 Feehi < P Vines <
Stone < Nanetti Stone Ayoola > Stone < P Vines > Stone > Feehi
Green Rhule * Green * Rhule Whiteley Whiteley Whiteley Green
Fakinos * F Walker * Rhule * Green < P Vines < Anidugbe * McCarthy * Rhule *
F Walker < J Vines < Mahoney > Porter * Anidugbe * Green < P Vines < Stone <
Coleman Stone >
Whiteley Rhule Rhule Rhule < Rhule < Anidugbe Rhule Mahoney
O’Connor < O’Connor Green O’Connor O’Connor O’Connor O’Connor O’Connor
P Vines P Vines P Vines P Vines P Vines 2 P Vines P Vines P Vines
Feehi > Stone > Feehi > Oyinsan Oyinsan > Oyinsan Oyinsan < Oyinsan
Green Green Whiteley * Whiteley Mahoney Mahoney Mahoney Rhule
Butler * Anidugbe < Butler < Denny * Simpson < Feehi * Feehi <
Maloney < Feehi> Stone > Green < Feehi >
Stone >
Simpson >
Green Green < Pyke > Green < Green Anidugbe Anidugbe < Ademiluyi
Mahoney > Anidugbe Edwardes Anidugbe O’Connor O’Connor O’Connor O’Connor <
P Vines P Vines 3 * Feehi P Vines P Vines P Vines P Vines French >
Oyinsan * Oyinsan > Koroma Teniola * Teniola < Teniola * Teniola > Teniola
Rhule < Rhule Williams Rhule Anidugbe Rhule Rhule Rhule
Simpson < Mahoney < McGarrigle * J Vines < French < Ademiluyi < James-Lewis > Efe *
Levander * Efe > Quinn < Feehi * James-Lewis * J Vines > Ademiuyi < Anidugbe <
Green Green Green Green Green Green Brown
Anidugbe Anidugbe Anidugbe Anidugbe Anidugbe Anidugbe Anidugbe 2
Tenoila Teniola > P Vines < P Vines 2 P Vines < P Vines P Vines >
Feehi > Gordon-Young * Gordon-Young * Gordon-Young < Teniola 2 > Teniola Teniola *
Rhule Rhule Rhule > Rhule > Porter Porter Porter
James-Lewis < Feehi < Simpson < Teniola Gordon-Young < Feehi < Green <
J Vines > P Vines > Ademiluyi > Ademiluyi * Feehi > O’Connor > Feehi >
Green < Green Porter Brown Green Green
Anidugbe Anidugbe Anidugbe Anidugbe Brown Brown
P Vines P Vines P Vines P Vines P Vines P Vines
Brown Teniola < Teniola Teniola < Teniola Teniola
Porter Brown Brown Porter Rhule Porter
Teniola < O’Connor < Rhule < Rhule * Ademiluyi > J Vines <
J Vines
Ademiluyi > Simpson <
Stone < Stone < Stone > Green *
P Vines Stone > Rhule >
Kinch * Feehi > Danquan *
Danquan > Simpson * Odukoya > Ademiluyi > French * Knight >
Simpson * Teniola * Simpson >
Rhule *
Green <
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AWAY DAYS
Follow the Mead on the road with this handy guide to the grounds up and down the country. Every week weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll highlight our next away trip for the travelling Mead Army...
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Bridge Avenue Hornchurch RM14 2LX
Wakering Hall Lane GT Wakering SS3 0HH
Ship Lane Thurrock RM19 1YN
AVELEY
HARINGEY BOROUGH
TILBURY
Mill Field Stadium Mill Road Aveley RM15 4SJ
Coles Park White Hart Lane N17 7JP
Chadfields St Chads Road RM18 8NL
BOWERS & PITSEA
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Len Salmon Stadium Crown Avenue SS13 2BE
The Texo Stadium Scraley Road Heybridge CM9 8JA
Old Road Crayford DA1 4DN
BRENTWOOD TOWN
MALDON & TIPTREE
WALTHAM ABBEY
The Brentwood Centre Doddinghurst Road CM15 9NN
Park Drive Maldon CM9 5JQ
Capershotts Sewardstone Road Waltham Abbey EN19 1NX
BRIGHTLINGSEA REGENT
NORWICH UNITED
WARE
North Road Brightlingsea CO7 0PL
Plantation Park Blofield NR13 4PL
Wodson Park Wadesmill Road SG12 0UQ
BURY TOWN
PHOENIX SPORTS
WITHAM TOWN
Ram Meadow Cotton Lane Bury IP33 1XP
The Mayplace Ground Maylace Road East DA7 6JT
The Village Glass Stadium Spa Road Witham CM8 1UN
CHESHUNT
ROMFORD
WROXHAM
The Stadium Theobalds Lane Cheshunt EN8 8RU
Ship Lane Thurrock RM19 1YN
Trafford Park Skinners Lane Wroxham NR12 8SJ
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Norwich Road Dereham NR20 3PX
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