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NEWPORT COUNTY AFC OFFICIAL MATCH DAY PROGRAMME 2021-22 | ISSUE 26 | £2.0 0
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22/04/22
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Chairman: Gavin Foxall Directors: Bob Herrin, Colin Faulkner, Joe Crocker, Kevin Ward, Mark Crook, Mike Everett, Paul Marks, Peter Madigan, Shaun Johnson. Honorary Club President: David Hando Manager: James Rowberry Assistant Manager: Carl Serrant First Team Coach: Jarred Harvey Goalkeeping Coach: James Hollman Senior Physiotherapist: Tom Gittoes Head of Analysis: Jason Windsor Kit Man: Neil Leek General Manager: Nigel Stephenson Club Secretary: Matthew Higgins Academy Manager: Damien Broad Media Manager: Ben Wills Commercial Manager: Matthew Owen Supporter Liaison Officer: Donna Linton Community Development Officer: Norman Parselle Club Chaplain: Keith Beardmore
STADIUM ADDRESS NEWPORT COUNTY AFC RODNEY PARADE RODNEY ROAD, NP19 0UU CONTACT US t: 01633 302 012 e: office@newport-county.co.uk
JAMES ROWBERRY
I would like to begin by offering you all a warm welcome back to Rodney Parade for tonight’s game.
We are into our final 3 games of the season and our penultimate game at Rodney Parade for the 2021-2022 season. I was pleased with large aspects of our performance away at Sutton on Monday however it was disappointing to come away from Gander Green Lane with no points to show for it, especially when I think it is a fair assumption that we had the better of the game on the day. Small margins can count for a lot in football and ultimately, we came up a little short. However, as always, we have dusted ourselves down from any disappointment and are ready to go again this evening. As always, the away support was fantastic and was really appreciated by the players and staff. This evening will prove to be another competitive game, Colchester have been in a real battle to stay in the division and they certainly won’t be resting on their laurels. They’ll be coming here looking to get a positive result and we’ll have to perform well in order to get a good result for ourselves. On that note, I’d like to welcome Wayne Brown, the technical staff, the directors, players and fans from Colchester United and hope they have a safe journey to and from Rodney Parade. Our last few results have been disappointing, but I must stress that, as always, we must not dwell on them and we have certainly spent this week solely preparing for tonight’s game. I know at this point of the season it can be easy to look elsewhere at other results however we can only control our own performances and that is what our entire focus is on. We are heading into our final few games looking to perform the best that we can in each game. Whatever happens from here on in will happen but we will focus on controlling what we can control. Hopefully you can pack out Rodney Parade tonight and really give your support to the boys. Our evening games this season have been full of atmosphere and passion and I hope that is the same again tonight so that the boys can feed off you and transmit that into their performance on the pitch. Get behind the boys and enjoy the game. James O F F I C I A L M AT C H DAY P R O G R A M M E | 3
AMBER FROM THE ATTIC WITH CHRIS SHINGLER
We extend a warm Friday night welcome to Rodney Parade to our visitors Colchester United and once again raid the cobweb-strewn attic, wistfully delving into the pages of an old programme from a previous U’s trip to Newport…
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he issue we dig out is from Saturday 12th October 1968; the day the Mexico Olympic games opened. This programme would have cost the Sixties fan 9d in old money, roughly equating to 65p today. It opens on page two with ‘Editorial’ written by Cliff Hiscott and looked back at recent results. These included an exciting 5-1 win at Bradford Park Avenue (greedy Tony Buck got all five!), a home 3-4 defeat to Aldershot, a 1-1 drawat Brentford and a 0-1 defeat at Darlington. Cliff is full of praise for the Shots in particular, noting the “Effective brand of football they play.” To balance things out, he also reports that the Aldershot chairman had been “Full of praise for our lads” citing County had pressed them “More than any other team this season.” Mr. H reckons today will be a hard encounter against a team that were relegated from Division 3 the previous season and picks out ex Fulham goalkeeper,the Gibraltar-born Tony Macedo, former West Ham player Dave Bickles, a former English youth international centre-half, and ex Spurs forward Terry Dyson, who boasted FA Cup and league championship medals in his repertoire, as the men to watch from the Essex club. The page three ‘Pen Pics’afford us more detail on the men in the visiting changing room and another name I can recall is Roger Joslyn, who went onto serve Aldershot, Watford and Reading 4 | O F F I C I A L M AT C H DAY P R O G R A M M E
in a prosperous football league career. After the team line ups hog the issue’s c e n t r a l b e r t h , w e come to a page advertising forthcoming home fixtures and our next three opponents at Somerton Park were Abergavenny Thursdays and Merthyr Town in the Welsh League, with York City being the meat in the taffy sandwich, who of course we played in Division 4. Also on the same page are all the details your County “statto” would need covering our last four outings, both first team and r e s e r ve s . We’ve already mentioned the Aldershot, Brentford and Darlington results, but for the record our second XI had also lost 1-2 at home to Ton Pentre. Gerald King netted our goal from the spot. Details are also given of the
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last time the Ironsides and The U’s clashed in the1965/66 season. We lost at Layer Road 2-3, but goals from Len Hill and Kenny Morgans gave us a 2-1 home win in the return fixture. Fred Beare is along next with ‘Supporters’ Club Notes’ and opens by welcoming Dutch Newport County fan Chris Unekenof Eindhoven, who was watching us in action for the first time that day. Chris apparently wasa fully paid-up Supporters’ Club member to boot, or even clog! News also, that a County junior supporters team had beaten their Aldershot counterparts 10-1 in a match before the main event recently. Our team was Peter Woodford, John Bowden, Paul Kelly, Edwin Cox, Phillip Burgess, Denis Bates, Ian Blackborrow, Paul Donovan, Phillip Price, Jack Dalimore and Phillip Bunce. How many of these names are familiar to County fans here today? A few I bet?! The back page is where we pore over the up-to-date league table and we find ourselves occupying 15th spot after most teams had played 12 matches. We had 11 points on the board while Colchester, some three places above us had a baker’s dozen of 13. For some reason, Exeter and bottom club Bradford Park Avenue had played 13 times. Darlington were unbeaten at the time and had 20 points racked up and the crowds were responding too, with 8,885 turning up at Feethamsto witness their narrow win over us. Our Cromwell Road social club had Saturday night entertainment in the shape of a “Grand Hawaiian Night” with prizes for the best dressed male and female, bingo at 8.15, a prize draw plus music from “The Somertones” the resident band; heck, who needs Ant and Dec, eh?! There was also a quick piece that pin badges from various clubs including Sunderland, Coventry City, Leeds United, Birmingham City, Derby County, Bristol Rovers,
Rotherham and Aldershot were available. Graham Jarvis was the man at the kiosk to see. So that was your match day programme bonanza to cover this 1-0 homewin, and John McLellandscored the winner, much to the delight of the vast majority of the 3,262 crowd. McLelland, who scored 10 goals for us in 40 league and cup matches retired at the end of this season. The Bradford-born centre-forward had previously served Manchester City, Lincoln City, Queens Park Rangers, and Portsmouth beforejoining us. Sadly, our season turned into an all-toofamiliar re-election one; we ended with only Park Avenue and Grimsby Town below us, and York one place above us, who also had to canvass votes come June. Colchester finished in 6th spot in a league won by Doncaster Rovers. Halifax Town, Rochdale and Bradford City won promotion with early season pacesetters Darlington missing out in 5th. Teams: County: Len Weare, David Williams, Mike McLaughlin, Tony Jones, Allen Wood, John Rowland, Harry Robinson, Len Hill, Tony Buck, Ken Wookey, John McLelland. Sub:Terry Cooper. Colchester United (Printed XI):Tony Macedo, Denis Mochan, Brian Hall, Roger Joslyn, Dave Bickles, Brian Wood, Owen Simpson, Brian Gibbs, Danny Light, Jim Oliver, Terry Dyson.
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warm welcome to all the Directors, Players, and Officials of Colchester United for this evenings EFL League Two home fixture. We are pleased to welcome Melin Homes as our Team of the evening. Melin Homes are partners of County in the Community. County in the Community undertake fantastic work out and about in our community. They run a number of programmes around mental health and well-being, walking football and engage multiple schools throughout the region. Having a partnership with Melin Homes allows County in the Community to deliver such programmes and it is great to have them with us tonight. Enjoy the game! Tonight, we welcome back to Rodney Parade Sparkle at the Serennu Centre. The charity is celebrating their 10th anniversary, after opening in April 2011. Since then, it has provided vital care, treatment and activities for children and young people with disabilities and/or developmental difficulties, as well as support for the wider family. For more details, please see www.sparkleappeal.org. Staff from the charity will be in the marquee before the game and happy to answer any questions. Please do go along to the marquee and say hello and of course enjoy the entertainment provided as part of the pre-match build up. Supporters would have undoubtedly seen the communication advertising our end of season awards. As always there are multiple awards across all areas
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of the club, once again representing our one club one county approach. The event will be held in the Bisley Suite following our game with Rochdale. Tickets to the event are free although get in early as they are limited given the capacity of the Bisley. This is the first awards event we have held for a number of years given Covid and we look forward to seeing as many of you as possible. On the subject of awards our congratulations from everyone at the club to Finn Azaz and Dom Telford who have been shortlisted for the EFL League 2 young player of the year and player of the year respectively. What a great achievement for both players to have been selected and fingers crossed they can both win the coveted titles. Whilst it is both Finn and Dom who are up for the awards, I am sure they would be the first to acknowledge the contribution of their fellow teammates and all the staff within the first team environment. Lastly, at half time the whole academy will undertake a lap of honour around Rodney Parade. It is great to see our academy being recognised in such a manner. Our thanks to Damien Broad (Academy Manager) and all the staff, players and the parents for making the Academy an environment to be proud of. Please show your appreciation! Good luck to the lads this evening and thank you for the continued support. Gavin
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APPEARANCES & GOALSCORERS 2021-22 SEASON
* OUT ON LOAN. ** NO LONGER AT THE CLUB. UP TO AND INCLUDING: 18.04.22
Statistics supplied by Gareth Swattridge League No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 16 17 18 19 21 22 24 26 28 30 31 41 42 43 49 50 55 56 4 11 27 29
Name Joe DAY Cameron NORMAN Ryan HAYNES Josh PASK James CLARKE Priestley FARQUHARSON Robbie WILLMOTT Matty DOLAN Padraig AMOND * Courtney BAKER-RICHARDSON Rob STREET Alex FISHER Aaron LEWIS Louis HALL * Timmy ABRAHAM Scot BENNETT Finn AZAZ Dom TELFORD Lewis COLLINS Kevin ELLISON Jake CAIN James WAITE Mickey DEMETRIOU Nick TOWNSEND Ollie COOPER Joe WOODIWISS * Lewys TWAMLEY * Ryan HILLIER * Iestyn EVANS Harrison BRIGHT Zack MAHER Aneurin LIVERMORE Ed UPSON** Jermaine HYLTON** Christopher MISSILOU** Jordan GREENIDGE**
Apps 26 (0) 42 (1) 28 (5) 7 (0) 31 (2) 6 (4) 26 (4) 22 (8) 0 (0) 24 (5) 9 (6) 8 (14) 18 (6) 0 (0) 3 (9) 28 (2) 31 (8) 32 (2) 4 (11) 1 (9) 15 (8) 8 (7) 38 (0) 17 (0) 27 (3) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) 2 (1) 15 (1) 3 (1) 2 (2) 0 (1)
Goals 0 1 2 0 1 0 3 2 0 8 2 1 1 0 0 1 6 24 1 1 0 2 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Cup YC 0 9 3 1 4 1 3 2 0 5 2 1 4 0 4 3 1 2 0 0 1 1 6 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 5 0 1 0
RC 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
Apps 1 (0) 1 (0) 1 (0) 0 (0) 3 (0) 1 (0) 3 (0) 3 (0) 0 (0) 1 (0) 0 (0) 1 (2) 5 (0) 3 (1) 4 (1) 1 (0) 3 (0) 2 (1) 2 (2) 3 (2) 3 (0) 0 (0) 1 (0) 5 (0) 2 (0) 3 (1) 0 (1) 0 (1) 0 (1) 2 (0) 0 (1) 3 (0) 1 (2) 2 (0) 4 (0) 2 (2)
Goals 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
Total YC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 2 2 1 2 0
RC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
LEAGUE TABLE 2021-22
Apps 27 (0) 43 (1) 29 (5) 7 (0) 34 (2) 7 (4) 29 (4) 25 (8) 0 (0) 25 (5) 9 (6) 9 (16) 23 (6) 3 (1) 7(10) 29 (2) 34 (8) 34 (3) 6 (13) 4(11) 18 (8) 8 (7) 39 (0) 22 (0) 29 (3) 3 (1) 0 (1) 0 (1) 0 (1) 2 (0) 0 (1) 5 (1) 16 (3) 5 (1) 6 (2) 2 (3)
Goals 0 1 2 0 1 0 3 2 0 8 2 2 1 0 3 1 6 25 1 1 0 2 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
YC 0 9 3 1 4 1 3 2 0 5 2 1 6 0 4 3 1 2 1 0 1 1 6 1 7 1 0 0 0 1 0 3 7 1 3 0
RC 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
Up to: 18.4.22
Pos
Team
GP
W
D
L
GF
GA
GD
PTS
1
Forest Green Rovers
42
23
13
6
71
37
34
82
2
Exeter City
42
21
14
7
60
38
22
77
3
Port Vale
43
21
12
10
65
42
23
75
4
Northampton Town
43
21
10
12
52
34
18
73
5
Bristol Rovers
43
21
10
12
60
46
14
73
6
Sutton United
42
20
10
12
63
48
15
70
7
Tranmere Rovers
43
19
12
12
50
38
12
69
8
Mansfield Town
42
20
9
13
59
48
11
69
9
Salford City
43
18
12
13
54
39
15
66
10
Newport County AFC
43
18
12
13
64
53
11
66
11
Swindon Town
42
18
11
13
67
52
15
65
12
Crawley Town
42
17
9
16
53
56
-3
60
13
Leyton Orient
43
13
16
14
58
42
16
55
14
Hartlepool United
43
14
11
18
43
58
-15
53
15
Rochdale
43
11
17
15
46
53
-7
50
16
Walsall
43
13
11
19
43
55
-12
50
17
Carlisle United
43
13
11
19
37
56
-19
50
18
Bradford City
43
11
16
16
45
53
-8
49
19
Colchester United
43
12
12
19
42
57
-15
48
20
Harrogate Town
43
12
11
20
58
72
-14
47
21
Barrow
42
9
14
19
40
50
-10
41
22
Stevenage
42
9
14
19
38
62
-24
41
23
Oldham Athletic
43
9
10
24
42
68
-26
37
24
Scunthorpe United
43
4
13
26
27
80
-53
25
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With the season drawing to its conclusion, it’s a great time to look back and reflect on another busy but successful Academy season.
his season saw the club introduce our development squad, where the club highlighted and wanted to support the challenges an 18-year-old faces when leaving Academy football and having to go straight into a senior footballing environment. The club identified that in order to help our young players reach their potential we needed to ensure we supported the Academy talent and hold onto our top talents. This has certainly helped the young pros transition into senior football from Academy life and will no doubt have aided their development going forward in senior football. With the benefits being well highlighted the club and the manager have again supported it for the 22/23 season by offering contracts to three of our current Academy scholars. These will all be announced in due course and will be great additions to the talent who have already benefited from the experience gained from training and playing with the first team, having development games and going out on loan to nonleague clubs this season. The Academy has also expanded across all age groups with nearly 400 players representing the club under the Academy badge, within our Pre Academy, Shadow squad, Academy schoolboys/scholars and in our newly formed girls centre. Academy Schoolboys U9-U16: 105 players Academy Scholars U17-U19: 20 players Pre Academy U7-U8: 48 players Girls Centre U10,U12,U14,U16: 82 players Shadow squads U9-U16: 120 players Sports Science provision has improved through the Academy partnership with Carbon Fiit and club legend David Pipe working week in week out with our Academy players from U9 to U18. David has not only focused on the physical development of our players, but also taught them what sacrifice, dedication and
hard work it takes to make it to the top and stay there. The safeguarding, player care and education of our Academy players has also been aided by the appointment of Kelly Anderson who has been not only a great help to our players, in ensuring their safety and welfare but also that of our staff and parents across the whole Academy. Players at all ages have benefitted by Kelly’s experience and also through the workshops, guest speakers and club visits that have been arranged across the season to support their development off the pitch. This is vital for us as an Academy as we want to help all our young players be the best version of themselves, being good people and portraying themselves, their family and the club in a positive light in whatever they go on to do in life. Our training and playing performances have also improved greatly this year and this is no doubt down to the recruitment, retention and coaching of our staff who work with the players across every night of the week. Results across all age groups have given a good indication of the age groups developing further, with weekly performances against higher ranked and more established Academies being very pleasing. A big thanks must go to our Phase leads, medical team, sports scientists, analysts, scouts, heads of departments and age group coaches who all do a fantastic job in helping our players week in week out. Over 200 players and 30 members of staff will be in attendance from the Academy, for tonight’s game and I hope you are able to join in with celebrating their contribution to the club this season by giving them a clap or a wave as they pass by your seat on their lap of recognition around the pitch at Half time tonight. Damien Broad Academy Manager
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MATCHBYMATCH
FOLLOW THE EXILES THROUGHOUT THE 2021/22 SEASON DATE
OPPOSITION
V
COMP
ATT
AWAY F-A POS STARTING XI
Oldham Athletic Ipswich Town Mansfield Town Tranmere Rovers SOUTHAMPTON Salford City PLYMOUTH ARGYLE
A A A A H A H
L2 CCR1 L2 L2 CCR2 L2 PJT
4094 6144 3793 6160 5920 1687 1032
317 131 156 181 1031 277 155
1-0 1-0 1-2 1-0 0-8 0-3 2-0
6 -13 9 -15 --
Day Townsend Day Day Townsend n Day Townsend
Norman n A Lewis Norman Norman Lewis n Norman Bright n
Haynes Hall Haynes n Haynes Hall Haynes Lewis n
Farquharson Woodiwiss Farquharson Farquharson Farquharson Farquharson l Woodiwiss
Dolan l J Clarke Bennett Bennett Dolan l (J)Clarke Dolan l
Demetriou Missilou J Clarke l J Clarke J Clarke Bennett Livermore n
Upson Livermore l n Upson Upsonn Bennett l Missilou l Cain l
LEYTON ORIENT Harrogate Town NORTHAMPTON TOWN WALSALL Barrow AFC
H A H H A
L2 L2 L2 L2 L2
3845 2670 3168 3825 2427
396 110 161 547 91
2-2 2-2 0-1 2-1 1-2
15 14 19 12 14
Day Day Day Townsend Townsend
Willmott Norman l Norman Norman Norman
Haynes Haynes Haynes Lewis Lewis
Norman Farquharson Farquharson Clarke 1 Clarke
Dolan 1 l Dolan l Demetriou Dolan Dolan l
Demetriou Demetriou n Bennett l Demetriou 1 Haynes
Bennett l n Bennett 1 Livermore n Upson l n Upson
SCUNTHORPE UNITED BRADFORD CITY ARSENAL U21 Exeter City CARLISLE UNITED Bristol Rovers STEVENAGE
H H H A H A H
L2 L2 PJT L2 L2 L2 L2
3213 4089 1426 5078 2962 7515 3439
98 450 91 614 108 1032 92
3-0 0-0 3-4 2-2 2-2 3-1 5-0
12 13 -14 13 12 8
Day Day Townsend Day Day Day Day
Norman Norman Lewis Norman Norman Norman Norman
Haynes Haynes Hall Haynes Haynes n n Lewis Lewis
Clarke Clarke Woodiwiss n Clarke Clarke Clarke n Clarke
Dolan Dolan Missilou n Dolan Dolan Dolan l Demetriou
Demetriou Demetriou Cain Demetriou Demetriou Demetriou Willmott l
Upson Upson l Livermore Upson Upson n n Cain AZAZ 1
Morecambe Swindon Town Hartlepool United SWINDON TOWN Crawley Town Colchester United
A A A H A A
FACR1 PJT L2 L2 L2 L2
1879 2125 5764 5141 1438 2401
167 157 114 1027 130 83
0-1 0-1 2-1 1-2 1-1 1-1
--5 8 9 9
Day Townsend Day Day Day Day
Norman Bright Norman Norman Norman n Norman
Lewis l Haynes Haynes Haynes Lewis n Haynes
Clarke Dolan l Clarke Clarke n Clarke n Clarke n
Demetriou Missilou n Dolan Dolan n Dolan l Bennett
Willmott Upson n Demetriou n Demetriou Demetriou Demetriou
Azaz Collins Upson n Upson l Upson l n Willmott
SUTTON UNITED PORT VALE Rochdale
H H A
L2 L2 L2
3368 4074 2232
90 340 344
3-2 2-1 0-3
8 4 6
Day Day Day
Norman Norman Norman n
Haynes l Lewis n Lewis l
Clarke l Clarke Clarke
DOLAN 1 Dolan Dolan l
Demetriou Demetriou Demetriou n
Willmott Willmott Willmott
Walsall SALFORD CITY HARROGATE TOWN Scunthorpe United Leyton Orient BARROW AFC
A H H A A H
L2 L2 L2 L2 L2 L2
4946 BCD BCD 2604 3413 4080
722 0 0 453 169 73
*3-3 0-2 4-0 1-0 1-0 2-1
7 7 6 5 3 3
Townsend Townsend Townsend Townsend Townsend Townsend
Norman l Norman n Norman n Norman NORMAN 1 Norman
Lewis Lewis l Haynes Haynes Haynes Haynes
Clarke Clarke Pask Pask l Pask Clarke
Dolan Demetriou
Bennett Willmott Bennett l Bennett Bennett Bennett
Willmott Cain l Cain Cain Cain l Cain l
Forest Green Rovers NorthamptonTown OLDHAM ATHLETIC MANSFIELD TOWN TRANMERE ROVERS
A A H H H
L2 L2 L2 L2 L2
3817 4255 3901 3956 4018
1224 228 343 339 431
0-2 0-1 3-3 1-1 4-2
5 7 7 8 8
Townsend Townsend Townsend Townsend Townsend
Norman Norman n Norman l Lewis Norman
Haynes Haynes HAYNES 1 Haynes l LEWIS 1
Pask n Pask Pask Pask Clarke
Demetriou Demetriou
Bennett Bennett Dolan Dolan l Bennett
Cain n Cain l Bennett l n Bennett Willmott l
FOREST GREEN ROVERS BRISTOL ROVERS Stevenage Carlisle United HARTLEPOOL UNITED Bradford City
H H A A H A
L2 L2 L2 L2 L2 L2
4448 6237 2733 4445 4768 14716
336 1035 309 144 156 297
1-1 1-0 2-0 2-1 *2-3 0-0
6 4 3 3 3 5
Townsend Townsend Townsend Townsend Day Day
Norman Lewis Norman Norman Norman Norman
Lewis n Haynes n Lewis l Haynes Haynes Lewis
Clarke n n Norman Clarke Clarke l Clarke l Clarke l
Demetriou Demetriou Demetriou DEMETRIOU 1 Demetriou Demetriou
Bennett n Bennett Bennett Bennett Bennett Bennett l
Cain Cain Cain l Dolan Dolan l Willmott
EXETER CITY Swindon Town CRAWLEY TOWN Sutton United COLCHESTER UNITED
H A H A H
L2 L2 L2 L2 L2
5697 11408 5137 3447
1017 1202 137 453
0-1 *1-0 1-2 0-1
8 7 8 10
Day Day Day Day
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Ellison l Cain l Ellison l Bennett Ellison
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Collins Cooper l Collins l Ellison Ellison Bright
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ewport County AFC is joining football clubs across the country this month (April) to welcome refugees and people seeking asylum, as part of Amnesty International’s Football Welcomes campaign. The campaign is now in its fifth year and celebrates the contribution players from a refugee background make to the game as well as highlighting the role football can play in bringing people together to create more welcoming communities for refugees. Football Welcomes comes this year during the biggest refugee crisis Europe has seen since the Second World War. Images and stories of people fleeing Ukraine have once again shown the plight of refugees, the trauma they face when fleeing conflict, and the need for countries and communities around the world to welcome them. To mark the month, which is supported by players of the People’s Postcode Lottery, we are Newport County AFC & County in the Community are working with Newport City Council - Children and Young People Services, providing opportunities to unaccompanied asylum-seeking children aged 16/17 years of age. At tonight’s match a first for all the young people they will play friendly matches on the grass area at Rodney Parade 6.30pm-7.15pm. Then watch the first half County v Colchester, they will then have an area to pray before
breaking their fast at around 8.30pm half-time. At County in the Community we would like to thank the Premier League Fans Fund & Premier League Kicks programmes for supporting this valuable work and allowing us to provide opportunities to people within the community of South East Wales. Newport County AFC is one of many clubs from across the Premier League, English Football League, FA Women’s Super League, Championship and National League, Cymru North and South, and grassroots teams that have signed up to take part in Football Welcomes. Naomi Westland, Head of Football Welcomes at Amnesty International UK, said: “The current refugee crisis in Ukraine shines a light on the importance of welcoming refugees wherever they are from, whether it’s Ukraine, Afghanistan, Eritrea or elsewhere. Football Welcomes is a great initiative to do this. “It’s heartening to see clubs like Newport County AFC using football as a powerful force for good, bringing people together and a providing a sense of belonging. “With the support from the players of the People’s Postcode Lottery, Amnesty will continue to welcome refugees alongside football clubs across the country to show there is more that unites us than divides us.”
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2021/2022 STAT PACK ENGLISH FOOTBALL LEAGUE - LEAGUE TWO TOP FIVES GOALS 2 3 4 5
ASSISTS 24
DOMINIC TELFORD
1
13
KANE WILSON
23
MATT STEVENS
2
12
MITCHELL PINNOCK
18
100 93 93 70 100 95 84 77 74 100 94 87 81 76 100 99 91 90 89 100 96 75 71 55 100 95 83 82 81 100 96 91 87 100 89 53 51
1
JAMILLE MATT
3
12
NICKY CADDEN
17
HARRY MCKIRDY
4
12
JEVANI BROWN
13
HARRY SMITH
5
9
OLIVER COOPER
TOTAL SHOTS 1 2 3 4 5
CHANCES CREATED
121
HARRY MCKIRDY
1
114
JEVANI BROWN
114
DOMINIC TELFORD
2
108
NICKY CADDEN
100
FINN AZAZ
3
95
CALLUM COOKE
99
CONOR WILKINSON
4
87
GEORGE THOMSON
98
ANDY COOK
5
84
KANE WILSON
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2092 LOUIS REED 1946 EOGHAN O’CONNELL
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DRIBBLES COMPLETED
SAVES
1 2 3 4 5
106
KANE WILSON
1
130
RORY WATSON
94
JACK DIAMOND
2
128
GLENN MORRIS
56
DYLAN BAHAMBOULA
3
118
PAUL FARMAN
54
JOSHUA KEY
4
117
JOSEPH WOLLACOTT
54
DAVID AJIBOYE
5
115
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ENGLISH FOOTBALL LEAGUE - LEAGUE TWO SPOTLIGHT Stevenage boss Steve Evans has never lost against Tranmere in the Football League, winning one and drawing two of his three such games.
Mansfield boss Nigel Clough has only lost 1 of his 6 meetings with Crawley in the EFL (W3 D2), and is looking to do the league double over them for the first time here.
Data excludes games played after April 18th
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COLCHESTER UNITED
MATCH FACTS & TOTAL CARDS Newport are unbeaten in each of their previous three Football League meetings with Colchester (W2 D1).
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12
EXPECTED GOALS AGAINST
11
16
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CLEAN SHEETS
20
POINTS GAINED AFTER TRAILING
17
POINTS DROPPED AFTER LEADING
GOAL TIMES 0-15 16-30 31-45 46-60 61-75 76-90
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5 7 13 7 12 9
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The membership packages are as follows... Bronze: £5 a month; Silver: £10 a month; Gold: £20 a month; Platinum: £50+ a month. Corporate membership is available at £1,000 a year or £600 for six months. More details here: www.ncafctrust.org/join EASYFUNDRAISING: Join eosyfundroising and you can collect free donations for theTrust (and therefore the Club) every time you buy something online. It won't cost you a penny extra. Just start your online shopping first at www.eosyfundraising.org.uk/causes/ncafctrus t/, then shop as normal. Retailers will then make a small donation to say 'thank you'. There are more than 3,200 retailers to choose from and so far this scheme hos raised almost £18,500 for the Trust.
The Board of the Supporters' Trust currently consists of eight elected directors and two coopted directors. As the Trust is the majority shareholder in the club, all Trust directors ore also registered with the Football League as directors of the club having passed the EFL's Owners and Directors Test.
VOLUNTEER: The Trust and the Club appreciates the many outstanding volunteers who give up their time to help in a variety of ways. If you have the time and skills you think could benefit the club, then please email info@ncafctrust.org
Your Trust/Club elected directors are: Gavin Foxall, Shaun Johnson, Mike Everett, Joe Crocker, Colin Faulkner, Bob Herrin, Paul Marks and Kevin Ward. The two co-opted directors are Mark Crook and Peter Madigan.
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£10 per month a 5% Club Shop discount (or £120 per annum) a Invites to selected training sessions All Silver benefits, PLUS
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COLCHESTER UNITED BY RICHARD TAYLOR U’S STATS …
Formed: 1937. Ground: JobServe Community Stadium, United Way, Colchester CO4 5UP. Capacity: 10,105 (all-seated). Previous Ground: Layer Road (1937-2008). Best League Position: 10th Championship, 2006-07. Best in FA Cup: Quarter-Finalists, 1970-71. Best in League Cup: Quarter-Finalists, 1974-75 and 2018-19. Best in EFLTrophy: Runners-up, 1996-97. Best in FATrophy: Winners 1991-92. Record Win: 9-1 v Bradford City, Division 4, December 1961, and v Leamington, FA Cup Round 1, November 2005. Record Defeat: 0-8 v Leyton Orient, Division 4, October 1988. Record Crowd: 19,072 v Reading, FA Cup Round 1, November 1948. Record Appearances: Micky Cook, 700 games (1969-84). Record Scorer: Martyn King, 136 (1956-64) Record Signing: Steve Gillespie, £400,000 from Cheltenham Town, July 2008. Record Departure: Greg Halford, £2.5m to Reading, January 2007. Most Capped Player: Luke Gambin, 11 (includes 2 on loan at Newport County) (32) Malta.
U’S LEAGUE JOURNEY …
1937-50 Southern League; 1950-58 Division 3 (S); 1958-61 Division 3; 1961-62 Division 4; 1962-65 Division 3; 1965-66 Division 4; 1966-68 Division 3; 1968-74 Division 4; 1974-76 Division 3; 197677 Division 4; 1977-81 Division 3; 1981-90 Division 4; 1990-92 Conference; 1992-98 Division 3; 1998-2004 Division 2; 2004-06 League One; 2006-08 FL Championship; 2008-16 League One; 2016– League Two.
U’S LAST 10 SEASONS … Season 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 2020-21
League League One League One League One League One League One League Two League Two League Two League Two League Two
Position 10 20 16 19 23 (rel.) 8 13 6 (p/off) 21 20
U’S LAST 10 GAMES …
01 Mar: Leyton Orient H 05 Mar: Port Vale H
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Average Att. 3865 3529 3735 3886 4135 3637 3185 3361 3606 ………
F-A 2-2 1-0
Att: 3,415 2,772
12 Mar: 15 Mar: 21 Mar: 26 Mar: 02 Apr: 09 Apr: 15 Apr: 18 Apr:
Scunthorpe United Bristol Rovers Forest Green Rovers Tranmere Rovers Harrogate Town Stevenage Exeter City Bradford City
A A H H A H A H
3-1 0-1 0-1 1-0 2-1 0-2 0-2 3-0
2,427 7,314 6,140 2,459 1,615 3,094 7,549 2,893
Scorers: Sears14 (3 pens), Chilvers 7, Chambers 3, Edwards 3, Jasper 3, Judge 3, Kenlock 3, Sarpong-Wiredu 2, Andrews 1, Dallison 1, Dobra 1, Eastman 1, Huws 1, McCoulsky (now Maidenhead United) 1, Smith 1, Tchamadeu 1, Wright 1. Two own goals.
IN THE BEGINNING …
Whereas U’s are comparative newcomers to the football family, formed in 1937, football in the Essex town has a much longer history, with the amateur Colchester Town established in 1873 and the first ever winners of the Essex Senior Cup 11 years later. With their eye-catching pink and black kit, ‘The Oysters’ won successive North Essex League titles around the turn of the 20th century and later won the South Essex and Middlesex Leagues before becoming founder members of the Eastern Counties League in 1935 and the Essex County League two years later. However, club officials’ refusal to turn professional angered a section of supporters, who felt that Colchester’s football team should challenge the supremacy of neighbours Ipswich Town who had recently started paying players. In March 1937, the fans’ group formed Colchester United, who immediately joined the Southern League and ground shared at Town’s Layer Road. By the end of the year, with many of their players joining United, Town folded with reported debts of £300, leaving United as the ‘town’ team and blue rather than pink as the football colour.
HIGHLIGHTS
Colchester can lay claim on arguably the greatest FA Cup shock not involving a non-league outfit when they famously defeated Don Revie’s all-conquering Leeds United 3-2 in the FA Cup Fifth Round in February 1971 in front of a euphoric, but scarcely believing, 16,000 Layer Road crowd. A Ray Crawford brace and a Dave Simmons goal were enough to sink the First Division leaders, who were missing just Billy Bremner and Eddie Gray from their starstudded line-up. Seven days later, just under 10,000 fewer were in attendance at the same venue to see Crawford and Simmonds on target again, as Dick Graham’s U’s recovered from a two-goal deficit, courtesy of George Young and Willie Brown, to defeat County 4-2. U’s best-ever season was their 10th place finish in the Championship in 2006-07, above neighbours Ipswich Town and Norwich City, both of whom they defeated at their then Layer Road home. Southampton, Queen’s Park Rangers, and Wolverhampton Wanderers were other notable scalps, while Leeds United again fell victim to the Colchester curse, though this time the 2-1 victory
W W W. N E W P O RT- C O U N T Y. C O. U K was less than seismic as Dennis Wise’s Whites were sliding into the third tier for the first time in their history. U’s manager at the time was Cwmparc born Geraint Williams, a former Bristol Rovers, Ipswich, Colchester, and Wales midfielder, who later managed the Wales U21 team, while prolific strikers Jamie Cureton and Chris Iwelumo managed 43 goals between them.
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•1 989-90. As the newly formed Newport AFC were charging to the Hellenic League Premier Division title in their inaugural campaign, this evening’s visitors were ending 40 years of Football League history with relegation to the Football Conference. Financial difficulties and boardroom changes had dogged the club since the mid-1980s and, despite a brief upturn under legendary Rangers manager Jock Wallace, U’s dropped to the fifth tier. The story had a happy ending however as, after finishing runners-up to Barnet in their debut season, they raced to the title in 1991-92 with Roy McDonough at the helm, winning 17 consecutive League and Cup matches at Layer Road from 21 December to the end of the season. • Wycombe Wanderers. Ask Colchester supporters of a certain age the club they love to hate, and the Adams Park outfit some 100 miles to the west would be the unexpected response. The unlikely rivalry dates back to the 1985-86 season when nonleague Wycombe surprisingly defeated fourth tier Us 2-0 in the FA Cup though the animosity intensified during the previously mentioned 1991-92 Conference championship season, when Us and Wanderers went toe-to-toe at the top of the table for much of the campaign with the former securing the title on the last day via a superior goal difference. Writing in his autobiography, player-manager Roy McDonough said of his illustrious Wycombe counterpart Martin O’Neill: ‘I told the newspaper that I believed Colchester was a more attractive destination for potential signings as we were the ‘professional club’. O’Neill took it the wrong way, thinking I was questioning his professionalism as a manager. But I couldn’t care less about how upset he was, and as soon as I learned about the newspaper leak, I fanned the flames as often as possible, questioning O’Neill’s bottle, the quality of his players compared to ours and forecasting how we were going to batter them at Layer Road. And the boys helped me keep my word, as we hammered them on home turf 3-0.’
U’S TODAY
Confident keeper Goalkeeper Shamal George believes there is a ‘good chance’ that he will still be playing his football for Colchester United next season upon the expiry of his two-year contract. The 24-year-old has impressed since arriving as a free agent after leaving Premier League giants Liverpool and explained to the Essex based ‘Daily Gazette’: ‘The situation is quite tough to talk about. Of course there is a good chance (of playing for Colchester next season). I love it here; it is just that we have to get results. I have to pay a lot of credit to the club - I love playing here so we will see what happens in the summer. We are not safe yet and the boys need to switch on. We have more very important games left that we need to get points out of, because it is not over yet.’
ASSISTANT MANAGER’S VIEW
Interim assistant boss John Dunne, who steered Colchester to League One survival on the final day of the 2012-13 season, is looking for a positive end to the campaign. ‘There is still a lot of football and a lot of points to play for. It is very important that we stay focused. Our focus is still to finish as high as we can having preserved our Football League status.
We are in a strong position to do that, but we need to improve our performances.’
FANS’ VIEWS
Colchester fan and season ticket holderSi Collinson offering his views to ‘The Daily Gazette’ and ‘Essex County Standard’ in his regular column earlier this month: ‘We have done enough to allow us to enjoy the last fixtures and hopefully end on a high. There are positives to take from what (interim manager) Wayne Brown and his team have brought; we are scoring goals and seem harder to beat. But there will need to be a big debrief after the curtain falls as to how we are to ensure we do not have a third season at the wrong end of the table. Until then, let’s carry on our support and cheer the lads to as many points as possible between now and early May.’
THE COUNTY CONNECTION Season
Competition
Home
1950-51
Division 3 (S)
2-0 (16,021)1-1 (8,230)
Away
1951-52
Division 3 (S)
0-1 (6,821) 1-2 (7,729)
1952-53
Division 3 (S)
0-1 (8,989) 3-3 (6,200)
1953-54
Division 3 (S)
1-1 (7,596) 2-2 (6,434)
1954-55
Division 3 (S)
0-0 (5,612) 0-1 (8,691)
1955-56
Division 3 (S)
0-0 (5,588) 1-2 (8,225)
1956-57
Division 3 (S)
1-0 (12,426) 0-1 (9,705)
1957-58
Division 3 (S)
2-2 (8,866) 1-1 (7,472)
1958-59
Division 3
0-1 (4,702) 2-3 (7,271)
1959-60
Division 3
3-2 (4,332) 1-2 (6,620)
1960-61
Division 3
3-2 (6,186) 1-1 (6,732)
1965-66
Division 4
2-1 (2,905) 2-3 (3,593)
1968-69
Division 4
1-0 (3,262) 1-2 (3,532)
1969-70
Division 4
4-1 (2,996) 1-1 (4,679)
1969-70
FA Cup Round 1
2-1 (3,800) ……
1970-71
Division 4
1-3 (1,973) 2-4 (6,444)
1971-72
Division 4
2-1 (4,168) 3-2 (4,311)
1972-73
Division 4
1-0 (3,465) 3-1 (3,639)
1973-74
Division 4
1-3 (3,304) 1-4 (3,523)
1976-77
Division 4
1-2 (1,575) 0-5 (4,614)
1978-79
FA Cup Round 4
0-0 (10,329) 0-1 (7,029)
1980-81
Division 3
1-0 (4,619) 0-1 (2,160)
1986-87
Division 4
1-2 (1,200) 0-0 (1,784)
2016-17
League Two
1-1 (2,397) 0-0 (3,088)
2017-18
League Two
1-2 (2,704) 0-2 (2,874)
2018-19
League Two
2-0 (3,512) 0-3 (3,213)
2019-20
League Two
…...
1-3 (2,955)
2020-21
League Two
2-1
2-0
2021-22
League Two
1-1 (2,401)
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MEET THE PLAYERS
COLCHESTER UNITED WITH PHIL TANNER 02 Miles WelchHayes DEFENDER
05 Tommy Smith DEFENDER
Signed a deal until the end of this season in February 2020 when he secured an early release from failing Macclesfield Town. Miles made his debut for Oxford United in 2016 before dropping down to Bath City - where he was named in the Conference South team of the season for 2017-18 - with a brief loan to Oxford City. He signed for Macclesfield in the summer of 2018 and made 47 league appearances there.
Club captain. The Ipswich Town academy graduate, primarily a centreback, topped 240 games for them before moving on to MLS side Colorado Rapids, Sunderland in February 2020 and Colchester in August that year. Tommy lived in New Zealand as a child and after England youth caps became the All Whites’ youngest ever captain, featuring for them at the 2010 World Cup in South Africa and the 2012 London Olympics.
03 Ryan Clampin
06 Brendan Wiredu
With United since he was eight years old, coming through the club’s development centre and academy. Before his debut off the bench in September 2018 Ryan spent all of 2017-18 on loan locally at Maldon & Tiptree where he was an almost ever-present and scored 10 in 41 appearances. The left back is closing in on 50 appearances but is still working on a return to fitness after sustaining a serious knee injury in November.
Rejoined on a permanent basis after leaving Charlton Athletic in the January transfer window. Brendan had previously spent time on loan at Colchester at the start of the 2019-20 season, making 10 appearances in all competitions. He came through the academy at Charlton and made six appearances for them between 2018 and 2020. A versatile midfielder, he can also play at fullback or wingback.
04 Luke Chambers
MIDFIELDER
DEFENDER
DEFENDER
Joined last June after leaving Ipswich Town with almost 800 senior games to his name at that point. The move reunited Luke with former Ipswich teammate Tommy Smith. His professional career began in 2003 in his home county with Northampton. He joined Nottingham Forest in 2007 and had a five-year stint at the City Ground before nine years at Ipswich, for whom only eight players have made more appearances.
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MIDFIELDER
07 Luke Hannant Summer signing from promoted Cambridge United. Luke was with them as a youth player before a scholarship at Northumbria University, where he graduated in 2016 in Sport and Exercise Science. While studying Luke played for Dereham Town in Norfolk and for Team Northumbria in the Northern League. He moved on to Gateshead and spent 18 months with Port Vale before returning to Cambridge in 2019.
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08 Cole Skuse
14 Noah Chilvers
One of numerous experienced former Ipswich Town players in the squad. Cole was United’s first summer signing of 2021, on a two-year contract, after spending eight years at Portman Road. He began his career at hometown Bristol City and made his debut for them as a sub - against Colchester - in 2005. He went on to clock up more than 300 appearances for the Robins, followed by almost 300 for Ipswich.
Local lad with the academy since he was playing at U9 level. Noah signed on as a scholar in July 2017, captained the U18 side in 2018-19 and became a regular in the U23s. He made his senior debut off the bench against County in March 2019. After a loan to National League South side Bath City in 2019-20 he nailed down a regular place and he is now nearing a century of appearances, including some 40 this season.
MIDFIELDER
10 Alan Judge MIDFIELDER
Another ex-Ipswich man signed last summer. Dubliner Alan’s career began at Blackburn, then in the Premier League, in 2008-09 with loans to Plymouth and Notts County followed by a permanent move to Notts, then back to Blackburn for a further season. He was then a regular at Brentford, helping them reach the Championship and making almost 150 appearances, and joined Ipswich in 2019. Nine caps for Ireland.
11 Freddie Sears STRIKER
Rejoined in July after almost six years at Ipswich Town where he made more than 200 appearances. Freddie, 32, started at West Ham where he scored on his debut off the bench in the Premier League in 2008. After loans at Crystal Palace, Coventry and Scunthorpe he initially joined Colchester on loan in 2011-12 with the move made permanent that summer. He netted 36 goals before making the switch to Ipswich.
12 Owura Edwards MIDFIELDER
Former County youth player on loan from Bristol City. Owura joined after spending the first half of the season on loan at Exeter City and making 17 appearances in all competitions for the Grecians. He has made four appearances for his parent club, with loan time to gain first-team experience at Bath City and Grimsby Town. The speedy winger netted three minutes into his Colchester debut at Sutton in January.
MIDFIELDER
15 Tom Dallison DEFENDER
January arrival from Crawley Town, where he made almost 100 appearances. Tom was with West Ham and Arsenal as a junior before spending five years at Brighton from 2013. His EFL debut came on loan with Crawley in 2015, with other loan spells at Cambridge and Accrington. Leaving Brighton in 2018, he spent half a season with Scottish Championship side Falkirk before rejoining Crawley on a permanent basis in 2019.
16 Corie Andrews MIDFIELDER
On loan since January from League One side AFC Wimbledon, where he is yet to make his debut. Corie had spent the first half of the campaign on loan at struggling Aldershot in the National League, where he netted nine times in 20 games. The 24-yearold came through the youth ranks at Crystal Palace and had spells at non-league Whyteleafe and Kingstonian before signing for Wimbledon last year.
17 Myles Kenlock MIDFIELDER
On loan from Ipswich Town, one of a big influx of players in the January window. Myles went straight into the team and scored on his debut in a 3-0 win away at Salford City. He had spent his entire career up to that point with Ipswich, making 103 appearances across seven seasons with the club in all competitions including four campaigns in the Championship.
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18 Tom Eastman
24 John Akinde
Having signed in the summer of 2011, Tom is by far the club’s longest serving player and has made almost 450 first-team appearances while still only 30. He began with the academy at Ipswich Town, where he started aged eight and came through the ranks to play 10 league games. Soon after joining United he had a brief loan to Crawley Town. He has collected the Player of the Year award four times.
Netted what would have been the fastest ever goal here - timed at 23 seconds - for Barnet in 2016, only for it to be expunged as the game was abandoned. John scored 87 goals that did count for the Bees and helped win promotion to the EFL. He joined in January after three seasons at Gillingham, preceded by promotion to L1 with Lincoln. His previous substantive clubs include Crawley, Portsmouth and Bristol City.
19 Armando Dobra
27 Cameron Coxe
Loanee who played for his parent club against County when we won 1-0 at Ipswich in the first round of this season’s EFL Cup in August and for Colchester in the reverse fixture in November. Armando, capped by Albania at U21 level, has played 30 times for Ipswich in all competitions but has been out of the picture at United since January because of the rule restricting matchday squads to five loanees.
Joined the U’s on an initial sixmonth loan from National League side Solihull Moors last summer, the move made permanent in January after a successful first half-season. The Welsh U21 cap began his career at Cardiff City, staying at his boyhood club for more than 10 years and making five appearances. Cameron was released by the Bluebirds in the summer of 2020, joining Solihull where he made 30 appearances.
22 Junior Tchamadeu
28 Emyr Huws
DEFENDER
STRIKER
DEFENDER
STRIKER
DEFENDER
MIDFIELDER
Became the youngest player to start a game for United when he made his debut in a win against Grimsby Town in December 2020, when he was just short of his seventeenth birthday. Junior played youth football for Charlton before joining Colchester. He signed a three-year contract extension last summer and has been a regular this season. Scored his first goal in a vital win against Tranmere last month.
Welsh international with 11 caps who is on a deal until the end of the season. Born in Llanelli, Emyr was without a club through the first half of the season after leaving Ipswich but spent some of pre-season training at League One clubs. He made 55 appearances for the Tractor Boys, scoring five, after joining in 2016 from Manchester City where he spent his youth career. He also had loans at Northampton and Birmingham City.
23 Sam Hornby
29 Shamal George
On loan from Bradford City since deadline day in January and stepped into the first team while Shamal George was suspended. Sam understudied Richard O’Donnell at Bradford and was on loan at AFC Fylde in the National League for most of the curtailed 2019-20 campaign. After a youth career with Hednesford and Redditch he turned pro at Burton in 2015. He has also played on loan for Brackley, Kidderminster and Chester.
Shamal joined United in the summer of 2020 after a successful trial during pre-season. From Birkenhead, he came up through the ranks at Liverpool and spent 13 years at Anfield, he also had time on loan at Carlisle United, Tranmere Rovers and local club Marine in the Northern Premier League. He made 15 appearances in League Two and three in the EFL Trophy last season and has been a regular this term.
GOALKEEPER
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34 Samson Tovide
46 Tyreik Wright
Youngster starting to break into the first team with a single EFL start and five games off the bench this season at the time of writing as well as four appearances in cup ties. Samson made his EFL debut in October as a sub for former county favourite Frank Nouble. He was on the bench for the first time early last season while a first-year scholar and still well short of his 17th birthday.
The final signing in United’s January influx, on loan from Aston Villa. Tyreik joined after spending the first half of the campaign on loan at Salford City, with further Football League experience from a loan spell at Walsall last season. The Irish youth international winger has represented his country in all age groups from the U17s onwards as well as turning out for Villa in several EFL Trophy games.
STRIKER
STRIKER
MEET THE INTERIM HEAD COACH
WAYNE BROWN
Assumed the role after the departure of Hayden Mullins and Alex Dyer on 19 January. Wayne is no stranger to the position, having stood in as caretaker in 2015 and 2021. As manager of Maldon & Tiptree, who put up a mighty struggle against County in the FA Cup in 2019-20 before succumbing to a late Padraig Amond goal, he has had a strong connection with the U’s with many Colchester youngsters spending time on loan there. Wayne played as a defender for clubs including Ipswich Town, Watford and Hull City and made more than 100 appearances for Colchester in three separate spells
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1. Joe Day (GK) 2. Cameron Norman 3. Ryan Haynes 4. Josh Pask 5. James Clarke 6. Priestley Farquharson 7. Robbie Willmott 8. Matty Dolan 10. Courtney Baker-Richardson 11. Robert Street 12. Alex Fisher 14. Aaron Lewis 16. Timmy Abraham 17. Scot Bennett 18. Finn Azaz 19. Dom Telford 20. Courtney Senior 21. Lewis Collins 22. Kevin Ellison 24. Jake Cain 26. James Waite 28. Mickey Demetriou 30. Nick Townsend (GK) 31. Ollie Cooper
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Manager: James Rowberry
TOMORROW’S SKYBET LEAGUE TWO FIXTURE (All games kick-off at 3.00 unless stated otherwise) Barrow AFC vs Sutton United Bradford City vs Scunthorpe United Bristol Rovers vs Forest Green Rovers Exeter City vs Rochdale Harrogate Town vs Carlisle United Hartlepool United vs Swindon Town Leyton Orient vs Northampton Town Mansfield Town vs Crawley Town Oldham Athletic vs Salford City Stevenage vs Tranmere Rovers Walsall vs Port Vale
INTERIM HEAD-COACH: WAYNE BROWN
Dean Gerken Miles Welch-Hayes Ryan Clampin Luke Chambers Tommy Smith Brendan Wiredu Luke Hannant Cole Skuse Alan Judge Freddie Sears Owura Edwards Noah Chilvers Tom Dallison Corie Andrews Myles Kenlock Tom Eastman Armando Dobra Junior Tchamadeu Sam Hornby John Akinde Cameron Coxe Emyr Huws Shamal George Tyreik Wright
INCHARGE Referee: TOM REEVES Assistant: CHRISTOPER HUSBAND
Assistant: SIMON SHAW
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