Poole Town V Cambridge City

Poole Town FC Saturday, 14th November

V Cambridge City The Evo-Stik League Southern Premier Division

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WELCOME TO TATNAM CLUB INFORMATION Club offices: 153 High Street, Poole, Dorset. BH15 1AU Telephone: 01202 674425 Fax: 01202 681187 Ground address: Oakdale School, Tatnam Ground, School Lane, Poole, Dorset, BH15 3JR

CLUB OFFICIALS Chairman Clive Robbins

Goalkeeping Coach Robbie Yates

Vice Chairman Chris Reeves

Groundsman Chris Kelly

Commercial Director Mark Bumford

Safety Officer Rob Bayston

Facilities Director Rod Taylor

Programme Editor Jack Amey

Director Pippa Daniels

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Secretary Bill Reid 15 Addison Close Romsey, Hampshire SO51 7TL 01794 517991

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First Team Manager Tom Killick Head Coach Shaun Brooks

Club Photographer Andy Orman Hospitality Ellie Bumford Supporters’ Club Chair Pippa Daniels Bar/Catering/SiteManager

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CAPTAIN’S NOTES Jamie Whisken Club Captain

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fternoon all, finally, a home league game! What a treat!

Just what we need as its seemed on the road of late we have have been battling against a lot more than just the opposition. No big decisions have gone our way, vital decisions, the sort of ones that decide games, the luck has just not been with us. We can moan about the referees all we want but you get times like this throughout the season where nothing is going for you but you just have to stick together and ride it out, it’ll even itself out over the course of the season, anyway, they say you make you’re own luck!

Saying all this away at Dunstable last week that’s exactly what we did, the world was against us first half, literally the world, one of those halves where you don’t get one decision, 1 of which saw us go 1 down, most teams would have crumbled and the game would have been done, well we didn’t! The boys showed incredible character, we stuck together as a team and knew we had what it takes to turn the game. The second half we created chance after chance but it still didn’t seem to want to go in, luckily we didn’t give in and in the dying minutes Burbs produced the goods, 1-1, a point was the minimum we deserved. An away point is never bad and could be vital come the end of the season.

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Tuesday night we went out of the red insure cup away at Weymouth, we fielded mostly youth team players and once again they were terrific, they faced some experienced players and did themselves proud. They didn’t once get out classed. We lost the game 2-1 but to two fantastic strikes. Yes it’s a shame were out but it gives us more time to work on/prepare for a all important league fixtures.

So today we want to get back to winning ways, we’re all confident we’ll turn things and we’re not worried about it at all, let’s hope we can get the three points today and move onwards and upwards.

Get behind the lads!

Up the Dolphins!

Whisk

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BOARDROOM NOTES Chris Reeves Vice Chairman

This afternoon our players will have a very strange experience – a home game! We have not played any home Southern League fixture since Saturday 17th October when we had that sparkling performance here beating Cirencester 3-0. Since then, the players have shown huge commitment to the cause by a succession of lengthy away trips with game after game involving 7 – 8 hours or more on a coach – having to leave their house before most other people have thought about getting up on a Saturday morning and returning home with no other time than to watch Match Of The Day and go to bed! To be able to have a leisurely morning and turn up at Tatnam for a home fixture will be a great treat therefore. Our opponents this afternoon will themselves have arrived here after a very long coach trip. We extend a warm Tatnam welcome to the players, officials and supporters of Cambridge City. Cambridge currently lie in 12th place in the League with 24 points from their 15 games. 7 wins, 3 draws and 5 defeats. Those wins however include a quite superb performance in their last away trip at Leamington, winning by 2 goals to 1. They did us a huge favour on that day in terms of our battle with Leamington at the top of the table. Cambridge always produce good sides and our lads will need to be at their very best this afternoon.

Although the results over the course of the last few weeks don’t look that great on paper, there has nevertheless been much to admire during the course of many of those performances and as has been widely publicised the team has been at the wrong end of a whole clutch of very crucial decisions which could quite easily have gone the other way which, had that happened, may well have meant the results of several of those games being quite different to the eventual outcome. There is huge quality in our squad and I have every confidence that those disappointments will be forgotten this afternoon and we will resume our challenge for top spot and the holy grail of promotion to the National League South.

Last Tuesday night (and indeed the Tuesday night before that), saw two spectacular performances from the younger element of the players registered to the Club. On Tuesday, against a strong Weymouth side, a very young Poole Town team produced some sparkling football and were extremely unfortunate to be the wrong end of a 2-1 score line. There were many occasions when the quality of the lads play opened up the Weymouth defence, and as I say, the score could easily have

been something of an embarrassment for the more experienced hosts. The quality of Emil Salama’s goal was just superb. At the time of putting these notes together I am not sure whether Weymouth were filming the game – they do film most of them – consequently, if you get a chance to see the goal on You-Tube, then please do take it. There was a delightful pass struck with the outside of his right foot from Jack Dickson which fell into Emil’s path and the way that he strode forward and finished clinically promised great things for the future from this talented player.

All the youngsters on show enhanced their reputation. Tom Rees in goal pulling off several excellent saves, Jon May and Todd Coombes were strong and resolute in defence. Ollie Davis, Emil Salama and George Richardson dynamos in the middle of the park and Toby Holmes was quite outstanding wide on the left and could easily have had a couple of goals himself. He was substituted at half time because he was not feeling well and to have produced 45 minutes of that quality when not feeling 100% was just awesome.

Substitutes Morgan Browning and Ryan Kelly also demonstrated what good players they are and all in all it was a brilliant evening. I can’t remember when I have enjoyed a 2-1 defeat so much!

This coming Tuesday we travel to Chippenham for a League match. If you haven’t booked your place on the coach, then do see Bill Reid, whilst next Saturday we have another home fixture, this time against St. Neots Town. Kick-off 3pm as usual.

Thanks to all who supported the annual Sportman’s Dinner, held on Thursday at the Cumberland Hotel. Once again, a brilliant night producing much needed income for the Club and on that subject, we do have a new recruit on the Commercial front, in the shape of Richy Oram, who many of you, I am sure, will quickly get to know. Welcome Richy.

Enjoy the game and don’t forget to buy your 50/50 tickets.

Chris Reeves

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TOM TALKS Tom Killick

First Team Manager

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oday we welcome Gary Roberts and his Cambridge city players staff and supporters to the Tatnam for what I am sure will be another hotly contested league match. They had a disappointing time last season by their own high standards but they seem to be in good form at the moment and come to us on the back of an impressive win at st Neots . It will be another stern test of our promotion credentials .

It’s been a while since I’ve written any notes and seems an age since we have had a home league match . It seems like the last few weekends have involved us getting on a coach early on Saturday morning and getting back late Saturday night. It’s been an arduous schedule and it takes a lot out of the players . I would also like to mention the supporters who have made the same journeys at their own expense be it on the coach or by other means. I have said it before but it really is humbling to see that sort of commitment and I thank you all.

Results lately have been disappointing on the whole and have involved us exiting both the FA cup and trophy. At Whitehawk in the FA Cup we were up against a very powerful team full of ex league players and certainly they were one of the best teams I have seen at Conference South level. It was no disgrace losing.

After the Whitehawk game a midweek game away at a Chesham team riding high on the crest of a wave following their FA Cup success was always going to be a tough proposition. Having said that in the first half we were the better team.

In the second half we were poor and deserved to lose.

Merthyr was in my view a very disappointing performance. I thought Merthyr were poor and the game was there for the taking but we seemed lethargic and laboured. We looked like we would earn a draw only to concede near the end through a lack of concentration at a set play.

We were gutted to lose as the Trophy is a great competition and I really thought we could have a good run.

Against Dunstable last Saturday I actually thought we played well and deserved to win the game. A late stunning Luke Burbidge goal meant we did not leave with nothing. I was delighted with the young players that were involved in

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the DSC match v Shaftesbury and the Red Insure game at Weymouth. They really are a joy to watch and show great promise. My particular favourite part of those games was watching a young 17 year old with the surname Richardson throwing himself into a midfield battle against a 30 something year old Mark Moseley with a few hundred league appearances under his belt. He and players like him are the club’s future and we are very lucky to have them Lastly I would like to mention Callum Brooks who has recently joined as first team coach.

He has already made a big impression on me and the players. He works tirelessly with the u21’s and the first team. The other week he took under 21 training on a Monday, attended the first team match on the Tuesday, the U21 match on Wednesday then first team training on the Thursday! I’m sure he was popular with his wife that week! He will be a great asset to the club going forward On the injury front I am hoping that Jamie Gleeson will be back playing within the next couple of weeks which will be a big boost.

Richard Gillespie is more of a worry and is due to see a chiropractor this week which we hope might help him get closer to a clear diagnosis and in turn accelerate his return. You the supporters haven’t seen half of his capabilities because of his injuries . It is so frustrating. I have said it before but I see him as the best striker in the league and when fit I wouldn’t swap him for any in the league above either. I desperately want him back playing and the club will do everything possible to make that happen. He is the model of professionalism and dedication as well as being a lovely genuine person. Fingers crossed he can get back to full fitness sooner rather than later Enjoy the game

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IN THE PAST V Cambridge City (Poole Town score first)

1983/84 H 0-1, A 0-1 - League 1984/85 H 6-1, A 0-0 - League 1987/88 A 1-2 - FA Trophy 1990/91 H 1-3, A 0-1 - League 1991/92 H 1-1, A 0-5 - League 2013/14 H 0-1, A 2-1 - League 2014/15 H 3-2, A 2-0 - League

Season 2014/15 2013/14 2012/13 2011/12 2010/11

Pos 13 3 8 5 4

ON THIS DAY 1992 Sittingbourne V Poole Town 0-0 2001 Poole Town V Hythe and Dibden 2-0 Rowley, Omoto 2012 Bishop’s Cleeve V Poole Town 1-1 Byerley

Division Southern Football League Premier Division Southern Football League Premier Division Southern Football League Premier Division Southern Football League Premier Division Southern Football League Premier Division

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SECRETARY’S NOTES WELCOME BACK: Welcome back to Tatnam this afternoon for our latest Evo-Stik League Southern Premier Division game of the season and today we welcome Cambridge City who have made the long trip across from the eastern side of the country today.

Welcome to all from Cambridge and our refereeing team who are from Wiltshire, Hampshire and the IOW and we wish all a safe journey home.

EVO-STIK SOUTHERN LEAGUE NEWS: Just 1 club from the Southern League made it through to the FA Cup 2nd Rd Proper - Chesham Utd who defeated Bristol Rovers 1 -0. National South side Whitehawk who put us out are also in the 2nd Rd after defeating Lincoln City – 5 - 3.

The Southern League managerial departures list grows daily: Arlesley Town, Paulton Rovers, Leighton Town, Wantage Town, Aylesbury Utd, Mangotsfield Utd have all recently had changes and last weekend Steve Riley at Bashley also departed.

While Steve Cuss over at Wimborne Town tendered his resignation but the club refused to accept it and at the time of writing (Wednesday morning) the situation was still unclear.

EVO-STIK SOUTHERN LEAGUE PREMIER FIXTURE NEWS: Next up is this Tuesday the 17th November when we are on the road again this time to Chippenham Town in the league.

We have more home action on Saturday 21st with St Neots Town the visitors.

The rearranged trip to Histon in Cambridgeshire is on Tuesday 24th November and this is followed by another long trip to the Midlands on Saturday 28th when we are due to journey up to Kettering Town. **The Kettering game all depends on their FA Trophy game v Burscough which is being played today, as the next round

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is on November 28th. Should we be left without a fixture I shall do my best to arrange another game that day.

Tuesday 1st December we are now at home to Western Premier League side, Sherborne Town in the Quarter Final of the Dorset Senior Cup. Saturday 5th December sees Leamington at Tatnam with the Hungerford Town game due to be played on Tuesday 1st December moving on a week to Tuesday 8th December.

The home game v Hitchin Town has a new date of Tuesday 22nd December.

WITH THE CUP COMPETITIONS GETTING UNDERWAY PLEA SE KEEP AN EYE OUT FOR FIXTURE CHANGES. CUP NEWS: Dorset Senior Cup: QF draw – Home to Sherborne Town on Tuesday 1st December – 7.45 pm.

Prices will be reduced again for the game - £8/£5/£1.

With our exit from the Red Insure Southern League Cup at Weymouth on Tuesday night we will play a maximum of 11 cup games this season rather than the 20 of recent seasons.

AWAY COACH TRAVEL NEWS: The coach for Chippenham should leave no later than 4.15 pm.

While the evening trip to Histon should be a 1.30 pm leave time. See the poster board.

Main pick up point is by the Tatnam Coop at the end of Tatnam Rd. As before bookings at the club office (behind the main dressing room block) see Bill or Daphne.

YOURS IN SPORT – BILL REID.

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MEET THE OPPOSITION GARY ROBERTS: Gary was appointed manager in January 2003. He previously took St.Albans from a relegation situation to promotion candidates and before that the same with Baldock Town. His playing career included over 200 games for Brentford and spells with Barnet, Maidstone and Welling in the Conference. In the early ‘90s he enjoyed a short time as a player at City.

He returned to Hitchin in 2012 before coming back to City and had a brief spell at Royston Town before returning to City.

CHARLIE DAY (21): Charlie is a product of Histon’s Scholarship programme and made his 1st team debut at the age of 17 and has gone one to make over 50 appearances at leftback or midfield. He signed for City in summer 2014.

NEIL MIDGLEY (35): In summer 2013 Neil was appointed as first team coach.

Neil is a product of Ipswich Town’s Academy but he made his name at Barnet where he scored freely. He moved on to Kettering Town via Canvey Island.

Neil had a three-month loan spell with City in 2006 before returning to Kettering for three weeks when he made the move to City permanent. Neil has made over 200 appearances for City.

DURAN REYNOLDS (25): Duran can play either leftback or centre back or midfield and is a product of Histon’s Academy. He has previously played for Barrow, Dagenham & Redbridge and Boston United.

ZACHARY BARRETT (27) : Zac is a goalkeeper who joined Luton Town at the age of 11 and progressed through their colts teams into their Academy.

He earned a 3 year contract and was a regular in the reserve team through season 2006/07 but injury curtailed his appearances. He was released from his contract on financial grounds and signed for City in September 2008 and has been ever present since then until last season when he missed most of the season through injury.

TOM PEPPER (27): Tom is essentially a rightback but can also play on the left.

He is now in his third spell at City having initially being signed from Hitchin Town.

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LEE CHAFFEY (31): Lee is a centreback/ leftback signed by City after being released by Ipswich Town after five years in the Portman Road Academy.

Lee, now in his twelfth season at City, played initially at leftback before forming a formidable central partnership initially with Glen Fuff and latterly Dave Theobald. Lee is also the teams emergency goalkeeper.

DAN GLEESON (30): Dan was signed

by Cambridge United Academy from Cambridge City Academy as an under 14 . He went on to earn a contract at United and played for their first team over 100 times. He then had spells with Mansfield Town and Luton Town before signing for Lowestoft Town in 2012. Dan has also earned seven England C caps.

ADAM MURRAY (26): Adam is a centrehalf signed from Mildenhall Town early

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MEET THE OPPOSITION last season. He was widely regarded as the best centrehalf in The Thurlow Nunn League at the time .and soon justified that status with strong performances for City.

BUSTER HARRADINE (30): Buster joined City in the summer of 2014 after two successful seasons with Soham Town Rangers where he scored freely. Buster plays on either wing or centre midfield and prior to his spell at Soham, he plied his trade with several county league clubs. Buster was voted supporters player of the year last season.

ALEX SERRANO (26): Spanish born Alejandro was previously with AD Colmenar Viejo in the Spanish league. Alex plays in centre or right midfield and showed great promise in his summer trial at City.

DANNY KELLY (25): Danny signed for City in August 2011 having previously played for Eastbourne Boro, Dover Athletic and Barnet. Danny scored freely in this spell including two hat tricks in consecutive matches. Unfortunately for City, Danny decided to give life a chance in Australia. On his return to England in March 2014, he had no hesitation in rejoining City and helped the team to a playoff place the following season.

IEUAN LEWIS (27): Ieuan was signed from Hitchin Town in October 2012 after making 200 appearances for the Hertfordshire club. He is equally at home on right or left of midfield and has played many times at rightback for City. Ieuan played for Arlesey Town and Stevenage

Town before Hitchin.

JOSH DAWKIN (23): Josh is English born but has represented Wales at under 17 and under 19. He is a product of Norwich City’s Academy and had spells with Braintree and Lowestoft Town before joining City in the summer of 2013. Josh featured in all but one league game two seasons ago, finishing as second leading goalscorer from left wing.

JON KAYE (21): Jon is a local lad who had a short spell with City 3 seasons ago before going off to Bath University.

He rejoined City last season initially for the reserves but soon found himself in the first team squad. Jon is a rightsided midfielder or rightback.

MICHAEL MALCOLM (30): Michael is a striker who at the age of 14 was transferred from Wycombe Wanderers to Tottenham Hotspur. In 2000 he signed a contract with Stockport County and whilst there he attracted the interest of Werder Bremen.Since his time at Stockport he has playd for various (then) Conference clubs including Weymouth, Kettering and Rushden & Diamonds. He signed for City on the eve of this season.

JOEL NORRIS (25): Joel has been a prolific scorer in lower leagues, scoring 76 goals in 84 matches for Welwyn Garden City before signing for Bedford town and continueing his form in the early stages of this season.

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TODAY’S TEAMS MANAGER Tom Killick ASSISTANT MANAGER James Wood KIT Red and white shirts, red shorts, white socks No Nick Hutchings Tom Rees Lewis Tallack Michael Walker Jamie Whisken Will Spetch Lewis Lindsay Carl Pettefer Steve Devlin Marvin Brooks Luke Burbidge Jamie Gleeson Luke Roberts Jamie White Richard Gillespie Alan Connell Jack Dickson Toby Holmes REFEREE Aaron Moody (Chandlers Ford) ASSISTANT REFEREES Jonathan Dolbear (Chandlers Ford), Paula Wyatt (Hilsea, Portsmouth) 19

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TODAY’S TEAMS MANAGER Marcus Law ASSISTANT MANAGER Paul O’Brien KIT White shirts, black shorts and black/white socks

No Zac Barrett Tom Pepper Charlie Day Duran Reynolds Dan Gleeson Buster Harradine (c) Ieunan Lewis Jon Kaye Michael Malcolm Danny Kelly

Josh Dawkin Joel Norris Alex Serrano Fernando Garcia Adam Murray Neil Midgley

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FIXTURES & RESULTS Date August Sat 8 Mon 10 Sat 15 Tues 18 Sat 22 Sat 29 Mon 31 September Sat 5 Sat 12 Sat 19 Tues 22 Sat 26 Tues 29 October Sat 3 Tues 6 Sat 10 Tues 13 Sat 17 Tues 20 Sat 24 Tues 27 Sat 31 November Tues 3 Sat 7 Tues 10 Sat 14 Tues 17 Sat 21 Tues 24 Sat 28 December Tues 1 Sat 5 Sat 12 Sat 19 Tues 22 Sat 26 January Sat 2 Sat 9 Sat 16 Sat 23 Sat 30 February Sat 6 Sat 13 Sat 20 Sat 27 March Sat 5 Sat 12 Sat 19 Sat 26 Mon 28 April Sat 2 Sat 9 Sat 16 Sat 23

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Opposition

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Pos

SLP SLP SLP SLP SLP SLP SLP

9 7 5 11 11 6 3

1 Hutchings Hutchings Hutchings Hutchings Hutchings Hutchings Hutchings

2 Tallack Tallack Tallack Tallack Tallack Tallack Tallack

3 Lindsay Lindsay Emmerson Emmerson Emmerson Emmerson Spetch

4 Walker Walker Walker Walker Walker Walker Walker

5 Whisken Whisken Whisken Whisken Whisken Whisken Whisken

Starting 6 Pettefer Pettefer Pettefer Gleeson Pettefer Pettefer Pettefer

525 SLP 306 FAC1Q 202 SLP 509 SLP 185 FAC2Q 158 SLP

6 3 5 4

Hutchings Hutchings Hutchings Hutchings Hutchings Hutchings

Tallack Tallack Lindsay Tallack Tallack Tallack

Spetch Spetch Spetch Lindsay Lindsay Spetch

Emmerson Lindsay Walker Walker Walker 1 Walker 1

Lindsay Whisken Whisken Whisken Whisken Whisken

Pettefer Pettefer Pettefer Pettefer Pettefer Pettefer

305 SLP 298 SLP 735 FAC3Q 270 RIC1 358 SLP 556 SLP 450 FAC4Q 262 SLP 270 FAT1Q

3 1 2 1 1 -

Hutchings Hutchings Hutchings Rees Hutchings Hutchings Hutchings Hutchings Hutchings

Tallack Tallack Tallack Dickson Tallack Tallack Tallack Tallack Tallack

Spetch Spetch Spetch Buck Spetch Spetch 1 Spetch Spetch Spetch

Walker Walker Walker Moore Walker Walker 1 Walker Walker Walker

Whisken Whisken Whisken 1 Huston-Mendy Whisken Whisken Whisken Whisken Whisken

Pettefer Pettefer Pettefer Lindsay Pettefer Pettefer Pettefer Pettefer Pettefer

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Rees Hutchings Rees

Doe 1 Tallack Dickson

Spetch Lindsay Spetch

H White Walker Davis

Huston-Mendy Whisken May

Dickson Pettefer Coombs

Kettering Town Hungerford Town St Neots Town Chippenham Town Merthyr Town Slough Town Frome Town

H A A H H A H

1-0 0-0 3-2 1-3 2-2 3-1 5-0

399 246 366 473 355 304 425

King's Lynn Town Barnstaple Town Biggleswade Town Dorchester Town Hayes & Yeading Bideford

A H A H A A

2-3 1-0 1-0 0-0 3-2 2-1

Redditch United Paulton Rovers Hastings United Dorchester Town Cirencester Town Dorchester Town Whitehawk Chesham United Merthyr Town

H H A A H A A A A

2-1 2-1 2-0 3-1 3-0 5-1 0-2 1-3 0-1

Shaftesbury Town Dunstable Town Weymouth Cambridge City Chippenham Town St Neots Town Histon Kettering Town

H A A H A H A A

3-0 148 1-1 152 1-2 315

Hungerford Town Leamington Bedworth United Slough Town Hitchin Town Frome Town

H H A H H A

SLP SLP SLP SLP SLP SLP

Weymouth Stratford Town King's Lynn Town Merthyr Town Redditch United

H A H A A

SLP SLP SLP SLP SLP

Biggleswade Town Paulton Rovers Bideford Cirencester Town

H A H A

SLP SLP SLP SLP

Histon Leamington Bedworth United Stratford Town Weymouth

H A H H A

SLP SLP SLP SLP SLP

Chesham United Hitchin Town Dunstable Town Cambridge City

H A H A

SLP SLP SLP SLP

DSC1 SLP RIC2 SLP SLP SLP SLP SLP

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FIXTURES & RESULTS XI 7 Burbidge Burbidge Burbidge 1 Burbidge Gleeson Roberts Roberts

8 Devlin Devlin Devlin Devlin 1 Devlin Devlin 1 Devlin 1

9 Roberts Roberts L Holmes L Holmes L Holmes Connell Gillespie 2

10 Brooks Brooks Brooks Brooks Brooks 1 Brooks 1 Brooks 1

11 Gillespie 1 Gillespie Gillespie Gillespie Gillespie Davidson L Holmes

12 Connell Connell Roberts 1 Roberts Connell Gleeson Connell

Burbidge Burbidge Burbidge Burbidge Burbidge Burbidge 1

Devlin Devlin 1 Gleeson Gleeson Brooks Brooks

Gillespie Connell Roberts Gillespie Roberts Roberts

Brooks L Holmes Brooks Brooks Devlin Devlin

Roberts 1 Roberts L Holmes 1 Roberts Gillespie 1 Connell

Connell Gleeson Connell Connell Connell Moore

Burbidge Burbidge Burbidge Davis Burbidge Burbidge Burbidge Burbidge 1 Burbidge

Devlin 1 Devlin Devlin Davidson Devlin 2 Devlin Devlin Lindsay Lindsay

Roberts Roberts 1 Connell Salma J White J White 2 Roberts J White J White

Brooks Brooks Brooks 1 T Holmes 1 Roberts Roberts 1 Brooks Roberts Brooks

Moore 1 Moore Roberts Stone 1 Dickson Dickson Dickson Brooks Roberts

Connell Connell 1 Moore Browning Connell Connell Connell T Holmes T Holmes

Salama Burbidge 1 Salama 1

Devlin 1 Devlin Richardson

J White J White J White

Davis Brooks Connell

T Holmes 1 Roberts T Holmes

Richardson Connell Kelly

13 Spetch Collins Collins Collins Collins Collins Collins Collins Collins Goodland Rees Rees Seabright Rees Rees Rees

14 L Holmes L Holmes Davidson Connell Lindsay Gillespie 1 Gleeson

Substitutes 15 Emmerson Emmerson Gleeson Davidson Roberts 1 L Holmes Davidson

Gleeson Walker Tallack Devlin Moore L Holmes

L Holmes Davidson Davidson L Holmes L Holmes Dickson

L Holmes Dickson Lindsay Richardson Lindsay Lindsay Lindsay Davis Davis

Dickson Lindsay Dickson Leonard 1 Moore Moore T Holmes Dickson Dickson

Glatzel Dickson Browning

Leonard T Holmes Devlin

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16 Davidson Davidson Spetch Davidson Dickson Dickson Dickson Gillespie Davidson Davidson

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McCarthy

Spetch

T Holmes

Brooks

Spetch

Gillespie T Holmes T Holmes 1 T Holmes Davis

Gillespie

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LEAGUE TABLE Pos 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

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Team Leamington Redditch United Poole Town Weymouth Hungerford Town Chippenham Town Dorchester Town King’s Lynn Town Hitchin Town Slough Town Kettering Town Cambridge City St Neots Town Dunstable Town Cirencester Town Merthyr Town Chesham United Biggleswade Town Startford Town Histon Frome Town Bideford Bedworth United Paulton Rovers

P 19 18 17 19 19 17 18 18 15 19 17 15 15 17 17 18 16 17 15 18 19 18 18 17

W 10 10 10 9 8 7 8 8 7 7 8 7 6 6 7 6 6 7 5 6 4 3 2 0

D 5 5 4 7 6 7 4 2 4 4 1 3 5 5 2 4 4 1 5 2 6 6 3 7

L 4 3 3 3 5 3 6 8 4 8 8 5 4 6 8 8 6 9 5 10 9 9 13 10

F 26 25 34 23 32 26 33 19 30 31 25 23 31 27 22 29 28 27 22 34 16 19 18 12

A GD PTS 14 +12 35 15 +10 35 19 +15 34 11 +12 34 25 +7 30 18 +8 28 28 +5 28 23 -4 26 23 +7 25 32 -2 25 28 -3 25 19 +4 24 23 +8 23 22 +5 23 27 -5 23 25 +4 22 25 +3 22 28 -1 22 22 0 20 37 -3 20 36 -20 18 31 -12 15 46 -28 9 35 -23 7

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AROUND THE LEAGUE The Evo-Stik League Southern Premier Division fixtures - 14/11/15 Bedworth United Paulton Rovers Poole Town

V V V

Dunstable Town Chippenham Town Cambridge City

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P 15 14 14 16 15 15 14 13 15 15 16 14 16 14 14 12 16 15 16 14 14 15

W 10 10 9 8 9 7 9 7 6 6 6 5 6 5 4 4 4 4 3 3 3 0

D 4 1 3 6 1 6 0 3 5 4 4 6 3 2 4 3 3 2 2 2 2 0

L 1 3 2 2 5 2 5 3 4 5 6 3 7 7 6 5 9 9 11 9 9 15

F 30 29 43 22 25 32 25 23 24 21 20 25 23 26 23 24 21 24 25 29 13 6

A GD PTS 10 +20 34 12 +17 31 18 +25 30 13 +9 30 17 +8 28 18 +14 27 18 +7 27 14 +9 24 26 -2 23 16 +5 22 20 0 22 22 +3 21 20 +3 21 28 -2 17 32 -9 16 23 +1 15 31 -10 15 31 -7 14 29 -4 11 37 -8 11 32 -19 11 66 -60 0

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Bashley Bridgwater Town Cinderford Town Slimbridge Wantage Town Winchester City Yate Town

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North Leugh Burnham Larkhall Athletic Bishops Cleeve AFC Totton Shortwood United Wimborne Town

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LEAGUE TABLE - SD1C Pos 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

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Team St Ives Town Royston Town Chalfont St Peter Egham Town AFC Rushden & Diamonds

Aylesbury Ware Beaconsfield SYCOB Kings Langley Northwood Potters Bar Town Uxbridge Bedford Town Barton Rovers Petersfield Town Arlesey Town Godalming Town Hanwell Town Fleet Town Leighton Town Aylesbury United North Greenford United

P 15 15 15 14 11 15 16 16 13 14 14 15 15 14 13 15 14 15 14 14 15 14

W 8 9 9 9 8 8 8 8 8 8 6 6 5 4 4 5 4 4 3 3 3 2

D 5 1 1 0 3 3 3 2 1 1 2 2 3 5 4 1 3 3 3 2 2 2

L 2 5 5 5 0 4 5 6 4 5 6 7 7 5 5 9 7 8 8 9 10 10

F 26 34 35 32 26 28 23 23 25 26 20 22 20 22 22 17 15 14 18 12 19 19

A GD PTS 14 +12 29 16 +18 28 23 +12 28 10 +22 27 12 +14 27 16 +12 27 23 0 27 21 +11 26 14 +11 25 20 +6 25 24 -4 20 27 -5 20 22 -2 18 24 -3 17 26 -4 16 33 -16 16 20 -5 15 22 -8 15 34 -16 12 30 -18 11 38 -19 11 38 -19 8

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V V V V V V V V V

Fleet Town Northwood Uxbridge Beaconsfield SYCOB AFC Rushden & Diamonds Petersfield Town Chalfont St Peter Barton Rovers North Greenford United

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Not yet a member of the Poole Town Football Supporters’ Club?

Join today, membership £10 (£5 for Juniors) Membership benefits include discounts off events and travel

For further details, see http://www.pooletownfc.co.uk/supporters-­‐club/

100 Club Plus Monthly prizes of 2x£100, 2x£50 or 2x£25.

Just £1 per week or standing order for £4.33 per month for each number.

Talk to the PTFSC committee for a form and/or setting up a standing order.

TODAY’S MASCOT Today’s mascots and ballboys are the Poole Town Wessex U12 side. The team consists of – Lucas B, Brad S, Celo P, Ralf F, Sonnny P, Cass L, Luke B, Alfie M, Liam N, Jack F, Charlie H, Christie W. They play in the BYFL top division. 9 v 9 on 3/4 size pitches.

Roll of honour – Season 13/14 League Winners and Dorset Cup Winners. Season 14/15 League Runners up and Bmth Cup Runners Up

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Milford on Sea

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Poole Town FC Wessex

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4

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3

Everton Youth

5

4

0

1

12

4

Bournemouth Youth Poppies

4

4

0

0

12

5

Redhill Rangers

5

2

1

2

4

6

Bournemouth Electric

4

1

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3

3

7

Parley Sports YFC

4

0

1

3

1

8

Branksome United

4

0

0

4

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9

Corfe Mullen United Juniors

5

0

0

5

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Would you like to lead the teams out at Tatnam? Does your child have a birthday coming up? Or a special anniversary that you would like to celebrate by leading the teams out at Tatnam?

Then get in touch with Mark Bumford, commercial director, at mark. bumford@pooletownfc.co.uk to express your interest.

Each mascot package gets admission to the match for the mascot and two others, a programme signed by the players, a mention on this page in the programme, a chance to lead the teams out before kick-off and a photo with Dylan the Dolphin, match officials and both captains.

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MATCH SPONSORS Opponent

Match sponsor

Ball sponsor

Mascot(s)

Gosport Borough

Rockley Park

Bowmill Engineering

Katie Brown

Folland Sports

Rockley Park

Bowmill Engineering

Katie Brown

Kettering Town

Colin MacDonald’s Stag Party

Colin MacDonald’s Stag Party

Sam Morgan

Chippenham Town

Rockley Park

In memory of Mike Allen

Jack Jones

Merthyr Town

Portman Stone

Peter and Olive Reeves

Bryn Vaughan

Frome Town

Rockley Park

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Tommy and James Stannard

Barnstaple Town

Portman Stone

Cliff and Cathy Goddard

Amy Bayes

Dorchester Town

Meridian Leisure Services Direct Ltd

Peter and Olive Reeves

Be-Be Smith

Redditch United

Rockley Park

Mike Christopher

Harry Devlin & Mia Froud

Paulton Rovers

County EPOS

Stephen Allen and Carol Garland

Bowmill Engineering

Cirencester Town

Portman Stone

Cliff and Cathy Goddard

Ellie Bumford

Shaftesbury Town

On The Roxx

Steve Allen and Carol Garland

Rockley Park

Cambridge City

Funky Peach

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Hungerford Town

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Would you like to be a match or ball sponsor for a Poole Town match? We have different packages available!

The exclusive match day sponsorship and match ball sponsorship are both available to be purchased.

Alongside this, you can also choose to sponsor Poole Town players.

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C0MMERCIAL MATTERS Our last home league game was almost a month ago, with only the Dorset Senior Cup tie at home since, a game which we won 3-0 against Shaftsbury setting up a home tie against Sherborne in the next round on 1st Dec. Since the DSC game we drew 1-1 away at Dunstable with a 92 minute equaliser from Burbs and then our youthful side fell 2-1 at Weymouth in the RIC on Tuesday.

Today we take on 12th placed Cambridge and we have a chance to go top again today with at least a draw. Come on you Dolphins, let’s get the win and put some points between us and the chasing pack!

I would like to thank new Sponsor On the Roxx for Sponsoring the Shaftsbury Match and inviting us last Sunday for a Carvery and few celebratory drinks in their High Street venue (Was Yates). I would also like to thank Stephen Allen and Carol Garland who sponsored the Ball and as season ticket holders, have secured reserved seats in the stand for the rest of the season. On the Roxx chose Tom Rees last Tuesday as their Man of the Match after some fine saves and for keeping a clean sheet.

For today’s game, we welcome another new sponsor The Funky Peach as Match Sponsor (you will see and hear more of them in the coming weeks) and the Ball has been sponsored by our friends from CityIR. Let’s hope you all have a great afternoon and hopefully the right result to see Poole Town go top of the league.

We are looking for a Ball Sponsor against St. Neots on Sat 21st November plus Match & Ball Sponsors and a Mascot for the Sherborne game on Tuesday 1st December. We have a limited number of Match and Ball packages left this season. Please check the website for availability. If you or your company would like to sponsor a Match (£180), Ball (£60), Player (£85), or know someone who would like to be a Mascot (£40) please get in contact. At the time of writing, Paul Ayley (Kitman) and Matt Fisher (Physio) are

still looking for a Sponsor.

The club turned 125 years old on 20th Sept and to mark the occasion we are looking to form a new Vice-Presidents Board.

Cost is £5,000 and in return you will receive free entry to Tatnam for 3 years, with boardroom hospitality, for two people plus seats at the Sportsmans Dinner and End of Season Presentation Dinner, as well as the chance to shape the future of the club.

Interested parties are to contact any member of the board.

The annual Sportsmans Dinner was held on Thursday with Michael Otton providing the entertainment. This programme went to print before that night, so we will update you next home game.

We have a skittles night after the next home game v St Neots. Contact Rob in the Clubshop for more details. We are also planning another Legends Night (Hall of Fame). This is likely to take place on 19th February. Speak to Dick behind the bar for further details.

Mark Bumford, Commercial Director, 07787 600392, mark.bumford@pooletownfc. co.uk

Twitter: @PooleTownFC

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CROWD INFORMATION IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR SPECTATORS IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE SOUTHERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE

Anyone using improper, violent, threatening, abusive, indecent, insulting or provocative words or behaviour (including without limitation where any such conduct words or behaviour includes a reference, whether express or implied to any one or more of ethnic origin, colour, race, nationality, religion or belief, gender, gender reassignment, sexual orientation or disability) whilst attending or taking part in a match in which Poole Town FC is involved whether on its own ground or elsewhere.

No spectators or unauthorised persons are permitted to encroach onto the pitch area, save for reasons of crowd safety, or to throw missiles, bottles or other potentially harmful or dangerous objects at or on to the pitch.

NO alcohol, glasses, bottles or cans should be brought into the ground at any time.

Please note that NO DOGS (except guide dogs) are allowed inside the ground at any time.

Official website: www.pooletownfc.co.uk

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