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Dunstable Town FC is a Community Benefit Society. It is registered under the Co-operative and Community Benefit Societies Act 2014 Registration Number 8667 as Dunstable Town Football Club Ltd

directors

Andrew Madaras

Chair / Secretary / Director of Community Activities & Matchday Operations

Matt Carrington - Vice Chair / Treasurer

Neil Barker - Director of Partnerships

Christian Baxter - Director of Youth Football

Peter Bottom

Supporters’ Groups Director / Fundraising Manager

Gary Levy - Director of Football

Kristy Lewington

Director of Equality, Diversity, and Inclusivity

Lee Nania

Director of CBS Growth & Marketing / Business Consultant

Julian Nutley

Commercial & Marketing Director / Business Consultant

Dan Roberts

Director of Specialist Community Projects

community benefit society team

Adrian Witkowski - Membership Administrator

Yvonne Verla - Mental Health Ambassador

Ian Bateman - Walking Football

Patrick Mackay - Walking Group

Lee Nutley - Chums and Crumbs

Andrew Madaras - Sphere at the Glider

Lou Goodman - Volunteer

coaching staff

Joe Deeney - Head Coach

Kyle Durcan - Assistant Head Coach

Anthony Christophi - Coach

Ayub Nabongo - U18s

Adam Ashton - Physio/Sports Therapist

Steve Lewington - Kitman

club officers & officials

Brad Cawthorne - Digital Manager

Jeffrey Roy - International Supporters’

Ambassador

Abby Slough - Marketing & Advertising Manager

Liam Smith - Events Manager

Wayne Upton - Community Activities

Darren Court - Network Football Management/ Commercial Manager

media team

Brad Cawthorne - Website/DTFC TV

Chris White & Liam Smith - Club Photographers

Matt Carrington - Social Media

Abby Slough - Instagram

Richard Scott - Programme Editor

Fly Design & Print - Programme Printing

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Wayne Upton - Matchday Manager

Brad Cawthorne - Matchday Cameraman

Patrick Mackay & Andrew Madaras - Reporters

Amanda Madaras - Turnstile Manager

Position Vacant - Hospitality Manager

Dan Roberts - Matchday Merchandise

Bradley Field & Mark Williams - Stewards

youth section

Andrew Madaras - Chair

Wayne Upton - Vice Chair

Kristy Lewington - Secretary/Club Welfare Officer

Christian Baxter - Treasurer

Steve Chiswell - Assistant Welfare Officer

Wayne Upton & Joe Le Vien - Football Development

Jeff Abraham - Parents Representative

Karl Clarke & Steve Lewington - Social Media

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Welcome to the management, players, supporters, and all associated with Norwich CBS ahead of today’s FA Vase tie. It is my first ever encounter against Norwich CBS and like any game we understand the threat that Norwich CBS pose. Understandably we are keen to win the game as I am sure they are.

I want to start these programme notes in full support of Elijah Adebayo and Ivan Toney. Elijah of Luton Town, which you all know is a club I hold dear to my heart and Ivan Toney of Brentford, who suffered vile abuse by moronic racists last weekend. It is gut wrenching to think we live in 2022 and yet this kind of disgusting behaviour continues. My stance on behaviour like that is very simple! If it ever happened to a team I was involved in, we would be off the pitch. No doubt about it. It would not matter whether we were winning, losing, or drawing! I sincerely hope the gutless fools who abused Elijah and Ivan get punished. Why should footballers have to endure constant abuse by these lowlifes with very little ramifications from

the authorities? All credit must go to both Elijah and Ivan. Ivan Toney scored both goals and was man of the match in Brentford’s win and Elijah Adebayo scored the opener in Luton’s excellent 3-1 win over QPR.

It has been an interesting two weeks full of the usual emotional rollercoasters that football brings us. The jubilation and delight of a good 2-1 win at home to Leighton Town in front of 602 people really showed how far our club has come. We then faced two tough away games against Ardley on the Tuesday night and then Leverstock Green on the Saturday. The two games had many differences and yet so many similarities in terms of the outcomes. Ardley United is never an easy place to go on a Saturday never mind a Tuesday night.

There is a massive slope on the pitch which we defended 1st half and the kick off being 7:30pm does create logistical problems for players. Ardley put balls forward early, had a very direct style of play and use the slope to their advantage. We went in at 0-0 where

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“my stance on behaviour like that is very simple! if it ever happened to a team i was involved in, we would be off the pitch. no doubt about it. ”

the game was even and nothing really between the sides. We made a couple of tweaks at the break that found us leading 1-0 within a few minutes of the restart.

A wonderful cross by Tolu Ikuyinminu and a fine header at the far post by Joe Sellers-West to give us the lead. I must be honest at that point I could only see us creating more chances and felt we could then really exert our dominance.

Unfortunately, a red card moments later changed the game and frustratingly it was all from our own doing. I can’t have any complaints about the red card in all fairness. We had an opportunity to cross the ball which we had scored from moments before, instead we recycled the ball put ourselves in trouble which leads to a late tackle from Liam. The unfortunate thing is we now lose Liam for 3 games which is even more frustrating.

We had a few very good chances to kill the game which we didn’t take, and Ardley are a good side and with virtually the last kick of the game Ardley got their equaliser. The amount of stoppage time I am still confused about in all honesty. It was a real blow for the lads who were devastated at the end. I was honest, spoke about how proud I was of them and the need to learn and move on.

On to last Saturday at Leverstock Green. In nearly 20 years of management and coaching I have never been so infuriated with the joke of a performance we served up in the 1st half. We were an absolute disgrace bar 1 or 2 and I had no problems telling the players my thoughts. These lads have been fantastic all season but that joke of a show in the 1st half will not be tolerated. I thought we played with an arrogance and a lethargy I have not seen from my group. Too long on the ball, slow to the press, taking liberties in possession and it felt all wrong from my group! The changing room was an intense environment at half time.

Full credit to my players we deserved to win the game in the end. We scored moments after the restart again through Harry Beaumont. Yet another red card proceeded to change the flow of the game which will see Kyle Faulkner miss 3 games as well. I have watched the footage several times and I cannot for the life of me understand how Kyle Faulkner gets sent off! Their number 11 starts the problem, and he raises his hands throwing what can be seen as a punch, albeit a pathetic one. The resulting melee doesn’t happen if the 11 doesn’t initiate the problem.

Unfortunately, yet again another decision goes against us which is farcical. The game then went flat after that and then out of nowhere we get sucker punched from a cross shot which flies into the net. Once again, this season straight from the restart we put together an excellent passing move that led to Sean Emmanuel scoring in less than a minute after his introduction. Manny has come in and done really well in the short space of time we have had him. He is a great lad and a player I have no doubts will become a fan favourite here.

After we equalised, I felt we were going to go on and win it. We are a very fit side and have a relentless mindset to keep going right until the final whistle. Had it have not been for the post and then a few outstanding saves from their GK we would have got the 3 points. In all fairness after our 1st half performance, we need to learn a valuable lesson that we cannot turn up like that for 45 minutes and expect 3 points.

Thank you again for such great support and we hope to bring you another win.

Enjoy today’s game.

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Good afternoon and welcome to everyone to Creasey Park. The FA Vase creates a lot of excitement as it gives the teams at Step 5 and below the greatest chance of getting to Wembley as seen last year when Newport Pagnell Town got to the final and won the cup.

In fact, the FA Vase was my first ever Dunstable Town match in 2020. To be honest that day I was quite taken aback about how enjoyable the wonderful institution of non-league football was. In the modern day where loyalty is a dying quality, it was of great comfort to see that there were still people out there who seek to passionately support their local side. But not just satisfied with attending the game these supporters were also selling programmes around the ground, writing the programmes, running the turnstiles, attending the car parks, sorting the playing kit, and doing practically anything possible to keep their club running and to make the club a welcoming a place for visitors.

How fun it was to watch and that was a period when the team was mostly losing so I could only imagine how exciting it was going to be when we had a winning team in place! And so, at the end of that season I gave up my season ticket at West Ham, become a season ticket holder at Dunstable Town and joined the Committee as a Business Consultant, along with Julian Nutley, to assist in restructuring the Club as a Community Benefit Society.

As a committee it’s hugely important we create an environment off the pitch which helps the team focus and flourish on it. There’s not enough column space

to name everyone individually but we have been working hard to improve the match day and social media experience and that in tandem with the exciting football on the pitch means that we are attracting many more people through the gate, more owners in the Club and more sponsorship. The atmosphere at Creasey Park has become a place of buzzing loyal fans and as a place for the Community to enjoy. It’s great to see the players outside of the matchday squad come along to the games and enjoy them as supporters and integrate with the Community which you rarely see at other Clubs and is a testament to the character and values within the Squad.

But the CBS is not just about the match day experience. Off the field our community groups have also grown. The Walking Football team is now established and additional pitch space has been rented due to increasing demand to join the group. Group sizes for our “non active” groups are also increasing which is another indicator of success for Chums & Crumbs and the Peer Support Group. With the introduction of a DTFC Community Hub Portacabin at Creasey Park towards the end of the year this will mean that we will be able to put on more groups free to the local Community later in the season.

Good luck to both teams in your journey to make Non-League Finals Day at Wembley at the end of the season.

Lee Nania

Director of CBS Growth

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Norwich CBS FC has a very long history, and several club names changes along the way. The club formed in 1888 under the name, Norwich Union FC and at its peak fielded four Saturday teams, a Sunday XI, a veterans XI, and were working to develop a youth section.

The club played at Pinebanks in Thorpe St Andrew from their formation until its closure in 2007. Thorpe St Andrew is a town in the Broadland district of Norfolk. It is situated on the River Yare, two miles east of the centre of Norwich, is outside the boundary of the city and has a population of approximately 14,500.

Pinebanks was a grade two listed house built between 1880 and 1882 by a Norwich solicitor, taken over by the Norwich Union and used as their social club. Many extensions were built over the years to cater for sports, including badminton and squash. There were several football pitches, plus cricket pitches, tennis courts and a bowling green. It was one of the finest sports and leisure facilities in the county.

During the late seventies Norwich Union competed in the FA Vase for the first time in their history with appearances against Histon in 1977 in the 1st round and again the following year against March Town United. Both campaigns ended in defeat after one game and the club would not appear in the competition again for almost 40 years.

In the late 1990’s with Ian Bird in charge of the playing side and a driving force behind many initiatives the club achieved welcome success in the Business Houses League and

the Anglian Combination. Winning the Junior Cup in 1999 and Division 2 of the Anglian Combination the following year was the beginning of a re-building programme with high aspirations.

Promotion to the Premier Division of the Anglian Combination secured their status in Senior Norfolk football as one of their short-term objectives. Longer term they were seeking to enter the Ridgeons League. With the installation of excellent floodlights at Pinebanks, they almost achieved that ambition but finished one place short in the Premier Division to qualify for acceptance.

In July 2007, they received the devastating news that Pinebanks was to close in its entirety with the loss of the playing and social facilities. For 120 years Norwich Union FC played a significant part in Norfolk football and members of staff were proud to play under its banner. For the most part it could perhaps be described as a sleeping giant. Success did not come easily to the ‘pen pushers’ but they enjoyed their football at Pinebanks and travelling around Norfolk and Suffolk. Undaunted, they were determined not to let the club and all its history pass into oblivion. After much frustrating searching, they were able to play at Dussindale for one season as AFC Norwich. They then proudly emerged as Spixworth FC and were indebted to David Potter, his Sunday team colleagues, Spixworth Parish Council, and Spixworth Village Hall Management Committee, for all their work in facilitating the move. Spixworth is a village that lies close to the B1150 road and is 5 miles

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north of Norwich and has a population of just under 4,000.

Middy Brown who was a well-known personality in Spixworth also worked very hard to maintain the stability of the club and managed the team for several seasons. All the hard work was rewarded at the end of the 2011 Season, when Spixworth won the Senior League Cup competition, more commonly known as the Mummery Cup, beating Acle United on penalties after a very entertaining 2-2 draw after extra time.

The 2012/13 season was arguably the club’s most successful season.

Finishing runners up in the race for the illustrious Sterry Cup, losing only one league game all season, and runners up in the Mummery Cup Final, and SemiFinalist in the Norfolk Senior Cup, in a tie witnessed by a crowd of 350+ at Spixworth Village Hall. The next season they matched its previous season’s league achievements finishing runners up again in the Sterry Cup.

The 2014/15 season saw the club lifting the Mummery Cup again, for the second time in five seasons. The next season saw them appoint a new management team who had big plans for the club over the next 5 years. Unfortunately, they just fell short of the Sterry Cup again

against local rivals Acle United saw them victorious with a 2-0 win, which saw Acle United lift the Sterry Cup on Spixworth’s home ground, a bitter pill to swallow. They did manage to secure some silverware when they completed the cup double winning the Mummery Cup once again with a win over Caister FC and the Don Frost win over the title winners Acle United.

The 2016/17 season finally saw them lift the Sterry Cup in a season that will never be matched again with records being broken left, right, and centre. With only one loss, one draw and a goals scored record of 100. They also gained promotion to the Thurlow Nunn league. With this promotion came a change of home ground and name. They now play at the Football Development Centre in Bowthorpe, on the Field of Dreams pitch, and changed their name to Norwich CBS FC. Bowthorpe is a suburban village to the west of Norwich. It is primarily a residential area, but includes a large industrial estate, a small out-of-town shopping centre, and includes large open spaces and parks.

The club adopted the CBS from the location of their new ground, being between Costessey and Bowthorpe, and from their long-term club sponsor

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County Building Services. In their first season at their new home, they finished 8th in Division One North and had an good run in their return to the FA Vase. After overcoming Ipswich Wanderers, Wroxham, Oxhey Jets, Wisbech St Mary and Yaxley, eventually losing to Leighton Town 5-2 in the 4th round.

The 2018/19 season saw them have a slightly better performance in the league, finishing 7th overall but tumbled out of the Vase early doors, following a 3-1 defeat by Biggleswade.

The COVID years saw the club continue its good league form, only to have the seasons abandoned, although they did have another good run in the Vase in the short lived 2020/21 season, which saw them reach the 3rd round, eventually exiting at the hands of Stowmarket Town. The previous pandemic shortened season saw them have their first game in the FA Cup. It was short lived after a 1-0 defeat at Bugbrooke St Michaels in the extra preliminary round.

Last season saw CBS finish in 4th place in the league, which earned them a playoff spot for promotion to the Premier Division and a semi-final match at Downham Town, which they lost 1-0. In the Vase they travelled to Bedfordshire to take on Ampthill Town in the 1st round and had an impressive 4-0 victory. The 2nd round saw them exit in a 3-0 defeat to Lakenheath.

This season has seen the CBS have an impressive start in the league currently sitting in 4th place after 12 games and an impressive 7-2 victory in the Vase against Parson Drove.

division one north home away AFC Sudbury Res 1 - 3

Cornard United Debenham LC Diss Town 0 - 1 Downham Town

FC Parson Drove Framlingham Town Great Yarmouth Town 3 - 1 Harwich & Parkeston 3 - 0 Haverhill Borough 3 - 1 Heacham 0 - 1 Holbeach United 3 - 3 Holland Huntingdon Town Leiston Res 0 - 6

Needham Market U23s 7 - 0 Swaffham Town 1 - 3

Whittlesey Athletic 2 - 1 2 - 1 league challenge cup

Downham Town 1 - 2 Fakenham Town

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FC Parson Drove 2 - 7 Dunstable Town

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Dylan Baker 2 0 20 Kelvin Osei-Addo 2 0 20 J’Ardell Stirling 2 0 20 Terrence Muchineripi 1 0 10

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Crawley Green

Leighton Town

Stotfold

Shefford Town & Campton

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St Panteleimon

Leverstock Green

Biggleswade United

Tring Athletic

Risborough Rangers

Harpenden Town

Potton United

Ardley United

Baldock Town

Hoddesdon Town

Cockfosters

Aylesbury Vale Dynamos

Arlesey Town

Colney Heath

London Colney

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1 2 13 19

4 1 6 19

1 3 0 19

3 0 11 18

2 3 3 17

4 0 7 16

1 3 -2 16

4 5 -3 16

2 2 1 14

1 4 0 13

3 3 5 12

2 3 4 -2 9

3 0 6 -4 9

2 3 4 -9 9

4 2 -4 7

2 1 5 -7 7

2 7 -8 5

2 7 -9 5

1 1 8 -12 4

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Stotfold

Risborough Rangers

St Panteleimon

Biggleswade United

Potton United

Leighton Town

Crawley Green

Leverstock Green

Baldock Town

Harpenden Town

Cockfosters

Hoddesdon Town

Shefford Town & Campton

Ardley United

Tring Athletic

Arlesey Town

Aylesbury Vale Dynamos

Colney Heath

London Colney

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Leighton Town 171 403 276

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Stotfold 103 239 172

Aylesbury Vale Dynamos 83 322 162

Harpenden Town 95 207 135

Biggleswade United 82 212 134

Risborough Rangers 84 182 122

Cockfosters 76 144 115

Potton United 85 162 111

Arlesey Town 63 153 100

Baldock Town 42 215 100

Shefford Town & Campton 64 136 95

Hoddesdon Town 86 91 89

Tring Athletic 66 114 88

Ardley United 46 109 80

Colney Heath 51 134 77

Leverstock Green 31 87 61

Crawley Green 33 40 38

London Colney 20 50 38 20 St Panteleimon 23 35 30

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Leon Lobjoit Leighton Town 19

Lawrence Ajong Baldock Town 11 Taylor Rhiney Biggleswade United 11 Lewis Toomey Leighton Town 10

Darius Browne Ardley United 8 kyle faulkner dunstable town 8 Charlie Thake Shefford Tn & Camp 8

Asher Yearwood Risborough Rangers 8

Chris Blunden Leverstock Green 7 Cole Butler Potton United 7 Guilherme Monti St Panteleimon 7

Dean Morgan St Panteleimon 7

Joshua Adeyileka Crawley Green 6 Henry Snee Shefford Tn & Camp 6

Yemi Adelani Biggleswade United 5 Brandon Carney Crawley Green 5 Markel Cousins Biggleswade United 5 Mo Jabbar Biggleswade United 5 Scott Metcalfe Shefford Tn & Camp 5 kelvin osei-addo dunstable town 5 joe sellers-west dunstable town 5

saturday 15th october 2022 Aylesbury Vale 1 - 2 Shefford Tn & Campton 136 Baldock Town 1 - 3 Stotfold 215 Biggleswade United 2 - 0 Colney Heath 82

Cockfosters 1 - 1 Leighton Town 135

Crawley Green 5 - 3 Ardley United 40

Harpenden Town 2 - 0 Arlesey Town 163

Leverstock Green 2 - 2 Dunstable Town 81 London Colney 0 - 1 Hoddesdon Town 20

Potton United 3 - 0 Tring Athletic 88

Risborough Rangers 2 - 1 St Panteleimon 182

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Real Bedford FC 13 12 0 1 36

North’ton Sileby Rangrs10 8 0 2 24

North’ton ON Chenecks10 8 0 2 24

Amersham Town 10 7 2 1 23

Ampthill Town 10 7 1 2 22

Eaton Socon 11 6 4 1 22

Moulton 10 7 0 3 21

Rugby Borough 8 6 0 2 18

Winslow United 11 5 1 5 16

Letchworth Garden City 11 5 1 5 16

Raunds Town 12 4 0 8 12

12 Rushden & Higham Utd 10 3 2 5 11

13 Buckingham Athletic 11 2 4 5 10

14 London Tigers 11 3 0 8 9

15 Lutterworth Athletic 9 2 2 5 8

Langford 11 2 1 8 7

17 Wellingboro’ Whitworth 11 2 1 8 7

Holmer Green 9 2 0 7 6

Thame United Res 11 2 0 9 6

Burton Park Wanderers 9 1 1 7 4

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1 Old Bradwell United 9 8 0 1 24

Totternhoe 8 8 0 0 24

3 Leighton Town Dev 8 6 1 1 19

New Bradwell St Peter 7 6 1 0 19

Aston Clinton 7 6 0 1 18

6 Milton Keynes College 10 6 0 4 18

Codicote 8 5 1 2 16

8 Sarratt 9 4 0 5 12

9 Eynesbury United 9 4 0 5 12

10 Pitstone & Ivinghoe 7 3 0 4 9

AFC Caddington 9 3 0 6 9

12 Bovingdon 6 2 2 2 8

13 Berkhamsted Raiders 8 2 2 4 8 14 Risborough Rangrs Dev 9 2 1 6 7 15 Tring Corinthians AFC 7 2 0 5 6 16 Potton United Dev 8 1 0 7 3

17 Buckingham United 8 1 0 7 3 18 The 61 FC (Luton) 9 0 0 9 0

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Langford 0 - 4 Ampthill Town

Letchworth Garden City 0 - 2 Real Bedford

London Tigers 5 - 2 Thame United Res

North’ton ON Chenecks 1 - 2 Winslow Utd

Raunds Town 3 - 1 Wellingboro’ Whitworth

wednesday 19th october 2022 Eaton Socon 0 - 1 Rushden & Higham Utd

saturday 15th october 2022 Aston Clinton 0 - 2 Sarratt

Bovingdon P - P Totternhoe

Codicote 4 - 3 Buckingham United

Eynesbury United 2 - 0 AFC Caddington

Leighton Tn Dev 1 - 4 New Bradwell St Peter

Bradwell Utd 12 - 0 The 61 FC (Luton)

Corinthians AFC 0 - 2 Potton Utd Dev

Raiders 2 - 3 MK College

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Four times the Blues had travelled to Pancake Lane since their return to the Spartan South Midlands League in 2019 and on every occasion the 16 mile journey back up the M1 had been one of disappointment. Defeated on every occasion without scoring a single goal.

Thankfully that unwelcome record has now been broken. Two second half goals from Harry Beaumont and Sean Emmanuel sealing a precious point. Had it not been for the post and a magnificent save from Austin Byfield in the final 10 minutes, then the Blues could have left with all 3 points in the bag.

Charlie Jones made an important save just before the break to keep the score down to 1-0 and its significance was not lost on another large away following as Harry Beaumont swooped at the far post with only 2 minutes played of the second half to fire home from a tight angle.

Before the match, Richard Scott, Andy Burrows, Dean Falla & Peter Bottom donned their walking boots and hiked over the Downs and across the Beds

& Herts countryside to raise money for charity. A 16 mile walk across uneven land is a remarkable achievement and a measure of all the good things the Club is doing off the field.

Leverstock Green deserve their reputation as one of the best run and friendly clubs in the League and their decision to donate their share of their 5050 shows the solidarity and friendship that exists between the two clubs.

Whatever Head Coach said to his players at half-time worked a treat. Playing down the slight slope, the Blues

Twere out of the traps with energy and purpose and to the sound of Regimental cowbells, Beaumont’s second goal for the Club, set up the match for an exciting second half.

Five minutes after Beaumont’s equalizer, Kyle Faulkner found space on the right hand side and tore down on goal. Only Byfield stood in his way. Credit to Byfield, he advanced, narrowed the angle and stood tall. Kyle shot low and hard, but Byfield had saved well.

Within 5 minutes Faulkner was shown a straight red for his part in a dust up by the touchline. Referee Phil Evans brandishing a red card to the Leverstock player involved in the incident. Evans was to send Nagheeb off shortly before the final whistle for a second yellow, but by that time, deep into stoppage time, the Blues could not make the extra man advantage count.

Leverstock Green went ahead for a second time with just 15 minutes left. Similar to Tolu Ikuyinminu’s goal away at Potton, a cross come shot which catches the wind and wrongfoots the keeper. Charlie Jones, on this occasion helpless to stop the ball hitting the post and crossing the line.

The Blues response was immediate. Joe Sellers-West came off and on came Sean Emmanuel and within 60 seconds he had burst through the Leverstock back line and planted the ball firmly in the back of the net. Talk about inspired substitutions !

Despite late pressure the scores stayed tied and supporters talked afterwards in the bar of the proverbial tale of 2 halves.

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In a carbon copy of last weekend, Town conceded on the 4th minute. Fortunately, the deficit lasted just 5 minutes. Cookie quickly rolled out to George, and he put the ball in a dangerous area for Josh to chase and force a corner. The defender could only flick it to George on the back post and he danced around two players and toe poked the ball in.

Six minutes later, George claimed his brace by finishing off an excellent passing move. It started with Sam, Buddy and Charlie passing the ball well. Charlie was able to pass wide right to Darren. He put the ball up the line and Josiah squared the ball. The keeper parried Josh’s initial effort, but George was on hand to calmly slam the ball into the unguarded net.

On 17 mins Town scored again. Darren squared to George. He chipped over to Ricky, whose overlapping run had stretched the Kempston defence. Ricky passed to Josh, and he side footed in the third across the keeper.

Nine minutes later Josiah scored his trademark header. Darren twisted and turned and was brought down on the left edge of the area. Buddy clipped in the cross and Josiah rose above the manly Kempston defenders to head in.

Two minutes in the 2nd half and Town scored again. A quick throw from Ads allowed Josh to pressure and harass the right back. He panicked, Josh won the ball and placed the ball across the keeper to extend the lead.

The drama was not over! Again, like last weekend, Town allowed a throw into the unmarked central midfielder. What followed, a left foot, half volley, worldy that flew into Cookie’s top right corner, was applauded by the fans.

After a minute of stoppage time the referee drew a pulsating and entertaining game to its conclusion and a 6-3 victory for The Blues.

Goals: George (2), Josh (2), Josiah (1), Darren (1)

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u18s results & fixtures

Oct 12 Leverstock Green W 4 - 3

Oct 17 Colney Heath L 3 - 6

Oct 26 Aylesbury Vale Dynamos H

Nov 03 AFC Dunstable A

Nov 09 Berkhamsted H

corinthian division p w d l pts

8 Dunstable Town 6 2 0 4 6

u15s panthers results & fixtures

Oct 09 Stotfold Junior Ambers L 0 - 3

Oct 16 Stoke Hammond Warriors D 4 - 4

Oct 23 Crawley Green Panthers H

Oct 30 Stopsley United Scorpion H

Nov 06 Crawley Green Cubs A

u15s division 2 p w d l pts

5 Dunstable Town Panthers 4 1 2 1 5

u13s (sat) lions results & fixtures

Sep 24 Toddington Rovers Dragons W 14 - 1

Oct 01 Lea Sports Cougars Blacks W 12 - 0

Oct 08 Sundon Park Rangers A P - P

Oct 15 Ampthill Town Hares A P - P

u15s lions results & fixtures

Oct 02 Wootton Rangers W 3 - 0

Oct 09 Flitwick Eagles Blues L 2 - 3

Oct 16 Kempston Rovers Pumas W 6 - 3

Oct 30 Luton Nations Community H Nov 13 Crawley Green Panthers A

u15s division 1 p w d l pts

u15s tigers results & fixtures

Oct 09 Newport Pagnell Pumas L 2 - 4 Oct 16 Stotfold Ambers D 3 - 3

Oct 30 Newport Pagnell Jaguars A Nov 06 Bromham Lions H Nov 13 Bedford Town Blacks A

2 Dunstable Town Lions 5 4 0 1 12 u15s division 2 p w d l pts

7 Dunstable Town Tigers 5 1 2 2 5

u13s (sat) wolverines results & fixtures

Sep 24 Henlow Hurricanes W 8 - 1 Oct 01 Stotfold Golds W 9 - 2 Oct 15 Clophill Utd Tigers H P - P Oct 22 Maulden Magpies H P - P Oct 29 Flitwick Eagles Whites A

u13s division 4 p w d l pts

1 Dunstable Town Lions 3 3 0 0 9

Oct 29 Barton Rovers H u13s (sun) phoenix results & fixtures

Sep 25 Stopsley United Flyers W 4 - 1

Oct 02 Sacred Heart City W 5 - 0

Oct 09 Ampthill Town Santos L 1 - 4

Oct 30 Sacred Heart City A

Nov 13 Ampthill Town Santos H

u13s division 2 p w d l pts

5 Dunstable Town Phoenix 4 2 0 2 6

u12s panthers results & fixtures

Oct 02 Flitwick Eagles Golds W 5 - 0

Oct 09 Bedwell Rangers Lazio L 1 - 2

Oct 16 Bedford Park Rangers L 2 - 3

Nov 06 Bedwell Rangers Lazio H

Nov 13 Bedford Park Rangers A

u12s division 1 p w d l pts

9 Dunstable Town Panthers 5 1 0 4 3

u13s division 1 p w d l pts

2 Dunstable Town Wolverines 2 2 0 0 6

u13s (sun) whites results & fixtures

Oct 02 Brickhill Wanderers Reds W 6 - 4 Oct 09 Dunstable Town Youth Tigers D 3 - 3 Oct 16 Houghton Athletic L 4 - 2

Oct 30 Wooton Rangers Purples H

Nov 06 Potton United A

u13s division 3 p w d l pts 4 Dunstable Town Whites 4 2 1 1 7

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Two of our intrepid walkers were met by club chairman, Andrew Madaras and walking football manager, Ian Bateman at Tony’s Café on High Street North for a pre walk breakfast. Dean Falla and Richard Scott set off, full of cheap meat and coffee, to meet Andy Burrows at Creasey Park for the start of their epic 26km adventure.

Heading towards Dunstable Downs they were passed on the Green Lanes by a cyclist, ringing his bell and greeting the walkers with a hearty “Good Morning!”

The three soon became four with the arrival of Pete Bottom, who was mingling with the Park Runners outside the Visitor Centre.

Heading towards Kensworth via Isle of Wight Lane they went cross country towards Markyate and then on to their halfway stop off point of Flamstead. As they approached Markyate alongside

the village cricket pitch, the cyclist from earlier that morning was heading home and greeted the chaps with “You boys have walked a long way”. They replied with “We’re not even halfway yet” as they set their sights on the Spotted Dog, for what they thought would be a wellearned pint.

On arrival in the village of Flamstead, the Spotted Dog was busy with patrons and our fearless walkers were looking forward to rehydrating. On spotting the

Tring Brewery’s Side Pocket on cask, the order went in, only to be disappointed as they were not allowed to serve beer until after midday. So, after a round of teas and coffees, they quickly left in the hope of a pint at the Olde Leather Bottle in Leverstock Green.

Passing George & Freddie’s den on their way out of the village, they crossed over the M1 and walked through the grounds of St Mary’s Church in Redbourn, whose cemetery was being tended by some herberts on community service.

Here they picked up the Nickey Line, which is the disused railway line from Harpenden to Hemel Hempstead. It closed to passenger trains in 1947 but continued to be used for freight until 1979. This was reopened as a footpath in 1985 and delivered our walkers into the Maylands Industrial Estate in Hemel Hempstead. The last mile or two were tough, as creaking joints and blisters were kicking in. They managed to limp into the Olde Leather Bottle for a couple of pints of Tring Brewery’s Huck-MeBuck, their hearty autumnal ale.

Just five minutes round the corner was their destination. Pancake Lane. The home of Leverstock Green Football Club. A ground visited many times before, but never has it been such a welcome site. They were welcomed

by Dunstable Town supporters and committee members, just as the teams were taking to the field.

As they entered the clubhouse, Leverstock Green Vice-Chair and Treasurer Tony Smart kindly donated their profit from their 50/50 tickets to our kitty. A very kind gesture, from a great football club.

With barely a fortnights rest before the next walk to Harpenden on 1st November, our band of odd balls and misfits will walk another 21km, via Luton, and a few pubs selling beer this time.

If you would like to support our walkers in their quest to purchase a pitchside defibrillator and to support the Cystic Fibrosis Trust and The OLLIE Foundation, and help the club’s support groups and activities, including our walking football sessions, Sphere at the Glider and Chums & Crumbs at Dunstable Library please go to www.crowdfunder.co.uk/dtfc2

Among the 206 clubs competing in the 1st Round of the FA Vase are 18 sides that have not appeared at this stage of the competition before.

There are two ties involving four of those clubs, although the anomaly of Wallingford and Crowmarsh having been exempted to this round on the back of Wallingford Town’s exploits last season is a strange one. They travel to fellow debutants London Samurai Rovers, whilst the other tie that guarantees one club continues their FA Vase record breaking run is Wormley Rovers v Sheringham FC.

Other clubs competing in the Vase for the first time are Frickley Athletic, Horden Community Welfare, Hartpury University, Basildon Town and AFC Whyteleafe.

The last tie in that list is another where the winners are guaranteed to be in 2nd Round of the Vase for the very first time. West Didsbury and Chorlton versus Golcar United is another as is Cheltenham Saracens against Belper United. Rusthall FC versus Montpelier Villa will see club history being made.

Many other clubs are looking to appear in the 2nd Round for the very first time, too. Clubs such as Newcastle University, FC St Helens, Campion FC, Newent Town, Lydd Town, Larkfield and New Hythe Wanderers, Jersey Bulls, Whitchurch United, AFC Stoneham, Little Common, Bovey Tracey, Lydney Town, Bishops Lydeard and Elburton Villa all have home advantage to try to make club history.

Conversely, FC Isle of Man, Ashby Ivanhoe, Pinchbeck United, Aylesbury Vale Dynamos, St Panteleimon, Benfleet FC, Little Oakley, Eversley and California, Bexhill United, Crediton United, Laverstock and Ford and Tooting Bec all have the harder task of trying to achieve that feat via an away victory.

Tooting Bec travel to Deal Town, who are one of three former winners of the Vase competing in this round. The 1994 winners Diss Town travel to fellow Step Six side Whittlesey Athletic, and Stansted FC visit Downham Town with the hosts looking to avenge defeat in the competition from 33 years ago.

That is just one of 13 ties involving clubs that have faced each other in the FA Vase before and is the longest wait to seek revenge. Blackstones FC have had to wait 28 years for the opportunity to avenge defeat by fellow United Counties League Division One side Bourne Town, whilst Prestwich Heys beat their opponents this season, Winterton Rangers, just last year.

Also meeting for the second successive season in the Vase are Whitley Bay and Billingham Synthonia, the tie this 1st Round with the joint most head-toheads, this being the fourth time they’ve been drawn together. Whitley Bay have a two to one win ratio in past meetings but it was Synthonia who won through last year. Also meeting for the fourth time in the Vase are Somerset based Wellington FC and Barnstaple Town with the former club ahead by two wins to one.

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Dunstable Town Football Club has relaunched as a Community Benefit Society (CBS), which is a recognised legal entity structure, supported by the FSA (Football Supporters Association) and regulated by the FCA (Financial Conduct Authority).

This means that the club is owned equally by its shareholders, and anyone can become a shareholder with equal voting rights. When you become a member of the Club you will receive ‘The Blue Card’, which entitles you to the discounts listed below:

company location discount

AH Carpentry and Joinery Milton Keynes 10%

Anarkali Restaurant Dunstable 10% (Collection only, offer not valid on Tuesdays)

Armour Flex Online 15%

Belvoir Lettings Dunstable 1.5% off quoted monthly fee for full management service + £96 inc VAT off the quoted landlord startup fee

Creasey Park Dunstable 5% off all food and drink on matchdays between 1pm and 2pm on Saturdays and between 6pm and 7pm on Tuesdays

Curry Garden Dunstable 5% total food bill when dining in the restaurant (not to be used for any other promotion in the restaurant)

CW Fishing Supplies Luton 10%

Hunt Fitness Leighton Buzzard 15%

Indian Bonsai Leagrave 5%

L&K Flowers Luton 10%

Marshall Heating Dunstable 10%

Matchday Merchandise Dunstable 10%

PB Carpentry Dunstable 20%

Pro-Direct Dunstable Town Club Shop Online 10%

The Glider Pub Dunstable 10%

Tikka Masala Welwyn Garden City 5%

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current club owners

Jeffrey Abraham

Ciairan Hannon-Abraham Niamh Hannon-Abraham Andy Acton Szymon Adamczyk Rizwan Ahmed Alex Alexandrou Clare Alexandrou Louie Alexandrou Panayis Alexandrou Aglaia Alexandrou Julie Allaway John Anstey Daniel Armas Neil Barker Linda Barker Ian Bateman Aaron Bateman Christian Baxter Peter Bottom Rosemary Bowen Lee Burgoyne Andy Burrows Matthew Byrne Matt Byrne Matt Carrington Jackie Carrington Brad Cawthorne Michael Charge Darren Court Warren Davies Douglas Deeney Taylor Doult Bill Dunston Christopher Eastham Lindsey Edwards Ciaran Fairley-Edwards Dean Falla Simon Faulkner Paul Fisher Kai Fisher Aaron Flemons Ros Fowler

Colin Fox

Annette Fox Jake Fox-Nania Cassius Freckleton Stuart Fuller Mark Galpin Daniel Galpin Lewis Gibbons John Greener Rupert Groves Roy Hall Alan Hill Abbas Hussain Nick Jackson Isaac Jackson Patrick Johnson Gaj Jika Dave Lawlor Gary Levy Steve Lewington Kristy Lewington George Lewington Freddie Lewington Ted Lousvet Graham Luck Amanda Madaras Andrew Madaras Lucy Madaras Les Marsh Andrew McCloskey Elliott McCook Richard McCook Steven Mead Peter Mills Anthony Moore Mohammed Munaim Lee Nania Derek Nutley Lee Nutley Julian Nutley Charlie Nutley Gabby Nutley Hanna Nutley Jack Nutley

Stephen Overell

Mark Page Nigel Palmer Nikki Park Dudley Peacham Katrina Peacham Dean Purcell Shaun Rapcewicz Graham Rhodes Daniel Roberts Ron Roberts Vera Roberts Luke Roberts Leo Roberts Chloe Roberts James Rogers Jeffrey Roy Mark Saccoccio John Sanders Charlie Sanders Richard Scott Hunter Seabourne Adam Shearsby Alison Skea Abby Slough Liam Smith Kian Smith Alan Soper Maurice Sullivan Arone Thasan Simon Thatcher Ian Tofts Nigel Trewin Daniel Trif Kenneth Trott Wayne Upton Zahara Verla Pearl Verla Yvonne Verla Anne Verla Steve Warboys Bob Warner

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can you correctly identify the above club badges? answers on page 48

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the pieman (@_therealpieman) is a tottenham hotspur fan who has attended thousands of matches and hundreds of grounds throughout the united kingdom and europe. this week he visits eintracht frankfurt.

Eintracht Frankfurt U19 1 Tottenham Hotspur U19 0 - UEFA Youth league, Group Stage

Frankfurt is located on both sides of the river Main, south-east of the Taunus mountain range. The southern part of the city contains the Frankfurt City Forest, Germany’s largest city forest.

Frankfurt hosts the largest financial centre in continental Europe. It is home to the European Central Bank, Deutsche Bundesbank, Frankfurt Stock exchange and several large commercial banks. The Frankfurt Stock Exchange is one of the world’s largest stock exchanges by market capitalization and accounts for more than 90 percent of the turnover of the German market. The city is divided into 46 districts, which in turn are dived into 121 city boroughs and 448 electoral districts.

Dreieich is a town in the Offenbach district in Hessen. The town is part of the

Frankfurt Rhein-Main urban area and is located 6 miles south of Frankfurt. With a population of more than 40,000 it is the district’s second largest town. The town’s name comes from a royal hunting forest, first reference in the 9th century. The primary reason for this excursion (thanks for driving Kevin) to Germany was to watch Eintracht Frankfurt v Tottenham Hotspur in the UEFA Champion League. Although the venue for that match (Waldstadion) is covered elsewhere on Pie and Mushy Peas following my visit

in 1982, the parallel competition (UEFA Youth League) provided an opportunity to visit a new ground. Sportpark Dreieich is a purpose built ground for Eintracht Frankfurt II. On arrival at Dreieich station I was prepared for a half an hour walk to the ground, but Ciderman and I were fortunate to be able to take advantage of a very conveniently timed shuttle bus, waiting at the station. We were the only passengers and could not help marvelling at the German efficiency in providing this complimentary service. We also negotiated with the driver our return journey.

The 3500 capacity stadium boasts two covered seated stands. These are situated along the sides of the pitch. There was also an impressive corporate hospitality area located at the back of the stand where we were sitting. An unused section of raised terracing is located behind one of the goals. Also at this end of the ground are the changing facilities and the media lounge. The opposite end of the ground has no spectator facilities. Additional refreshment facilities for spectators are situated near the entrance to the venue and it will have been here that Peter Lee purchased his hot dog. The match was a closely contested affair with the young Spurs side giving

a decent account of themselves without creating too many chances. Ferri Julia’s headed goal gave the hosts the lead on 25 minutes. Some poor officiating denied the visitors the chance to level on 35 minutes when Jamie Donley was clearly tripped in the box. I saw it and told the referee Milos Gigovic as much! This was a far better performance by Spurs than the previous match in Lisbon and they did finish strongly. It will be interesting to see the reverse of this fixture at Hotspur Way. Our shuttle bus was waiting for us at the end of the match and on this occasion we shared the journey with some Eintracht Frankfurt staff, before catching the train back to the centre where the Curry Wurst and beer were waiting!

Attendance: 1051 Admission: 10 Euros Programme: Not issued Team Sheet: Free

On The Road

St Panteleimon 27 miles

wednesday 26th october - 19:45 - premier division

address: Hertingfordbury Park, West St, Hertford SG13 8EZ website: www.stpanteleimonfc.co.uk twitter: @StPanteleimonFC

travelling by car

The ground is located off West Street, and best approached by turning left off the A414 westbound (Gascoyne Way). The turn is signed, a few yards past the Ford Garage (Gates). West Street is narrow and can be obstructed by parked cars. About 200 metres along West Street is a narrow lane which falls away to the right. Follow this over a narrow bridge and the car park and entrance to the ground is in front of you.

travelling by public transport

Hertford North station is on the Great Northern network and is accessible from either Hitchin or Finsbury Park. Hertford North is about a mile (20 min walk) from Hertingfordbury Park.

recommended pub

Closest to the ground is the Black Horse which has 5 regular changing beers. Just on the other side of Gascoyne Way is the White Horse. A charming old timber-framed building with two downstairs bars and additional rooms upstairs, one featuring bar billiards. As a Fuller’s pub it carries ESB, London Pride and a random Dark Star ale.

ex on the pitch: Striker Luke Lincoln joined us from Biggleswade United in 2010 and scored 25 goals in 53 appearances. He later left for Crawley Green and can still be seen playing for Lewsey Park with several ex-Dunstable Town players in the Bedfordshire County League who are ya: Brighton & Hove Albion & Concord Rangers guess the player: Liam McCrohan spot the ball: B

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club direc Tory

Ardley Road, Ardley Oxfordshire OX27 7PA www.ardleyunitedfc.co.uk

New Lamb Meadow Stadium, Hitchin Road, Arlesey SG15 6RS www.arleseytownfc.co.uk

Haywood Way, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire HP19 9WZ www.aylesburyvaledynamos.co.uk

New Lamb Meadow Stadium, Hitchin Road, Arlesey SG15 6RS www.baldocktownfc.com

Second Meadow, Fairfield Rd, Biggleswade SG18 0AA www.biggleswadeutd.com

Cockfosters Sports Ground, Chalk Lane, Cockfosters, Barnet EN4 9HZ www.pitchero.com/clubs/cockfosters

The Recreation Ground, High Street Colney Heath, Hertfordshire AL4 0NP www.colneyheathfc.co.uk

The Stadium at the Brache, Park Street, Luton. LU1 3HH www.pitchero.com/clubs/crawleygreenfc

Creasey Park Community Football Centre Creasey Park Drive, Dunstable LU6 1BB www.dunstabletownfc.co.uk

Rothamsted Park, Harpenden, Hertfordshire AL5 2EF www.harpendentownfc.co.uk

Stewart Edwards Stadium, Lowfield, Park View, Hoddesdon, Herts. EN11 8PX www.hoddesdontownfc.co.uk

Bell Close, Lake Street Leighton Buzzard LU7 1RX www.leightontownfc.co.uk

Pancake Lane, Leverstock Green, Hemel Hempstead HP2 4NQ www.levgreenfc.co.uk

North Orbital Road, St. Albans, Hertfordshire AL2 1DW www.londoncolneyfootballclub.com

Hutchinson Hollow, Biggleswade Road, Potton, Sandy SG19 2LX www.pitchero.com/clubs/pottonunitedfc

The B.E.P. Stadium, Horsenden Lane Princes Risborough HP27 9NE www.risboroughrangersfc.co.uk

Shefford Sports Club Hitchin Road, Shefford Beds SG17 5JD www.twitter.com/sheffordcampton

New Roker Park, Arlesey Road Stotfold, Bedfordshire SG5 4HE www.stotfoldfc.co.uk

Hertingfordbury Park, West Street Hertford, SG13 8EZ www.stpanteleimonfc.co.uk

Grass Roots Stadium, Cow Lane, Tring, Hertfordshire HP23 5NS www.tafc.co.uk

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Dylan Baker Harry Beaumont Thomas Bryant Connor Coulson Ethan Creary Benjamin Crilley Kyle Davison-Gordon Luke Dunstan Sean Emmanuel Kyle Faulkner Benjamin Gray Tolu Ikuyinminu Charlie Jones Owen McConnell Liam McCrohan Ruairi Mills Terrence Muchineripi Daniel Naylor Jamie Nicholls Isaac Olaleye Alfie Osborne Kelvin Osei-Addo Jack Percy Joe Reynolds Joe Sellers-West J’Ardell Stirling Remell Stirling

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Samuel Applegate

Luke Bailey

Grant Barron Oliver Bell

Ricky Bevis

Lawrence Blythe Lewis Bonner

Charles Clarke William George Karl Horton Lewis Johnson Bita Kiza Ben Lewis Shingi Masoha Joe McLoughlin Ryan Pye

Mason Row Adam Smith

Jaden Snelling Payton Swatman Callum Wiley Shaun Wones