SAINTS
Photo Courtesy of Kevin Richards @RTFC_tog Leiston FC ISSUE 17: OFFICIAL ONLINE MATCHDAY MAGAZINE Evostik League South Premier Division Central
Welcome to Rowley Park - The Premier Plus Stadium and to the latest edition of the St Neots Town Matchday Magazine, enjoy great football, great hospitality and a great read. Club Officials
Club Information
President: John walker
Andy Clay – Hospitality
Board of Directors
Charlie Green – Music / Scoreboard
Barry Cavilla – Chairman Kevin Hull – Community Chairman
Gary Dean – Goalkeeper Coach Kayleigh-Anne Burt – Head Sports Therapist
Mike Green – Stadium Announcements
Mick Hunt – Kitman
Richard Pyke – Head Steward
Gary Wilson – Secretary
Stanley Scotcher – Matchball Retriever
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Mark Gearing – Manager
Official Website
Louise Spark – F & B Director
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Mike Green – Director Jeremy Green - Director Fixtures Secretary
Rowan Presland – Social Media Claire Howes – Club Photographer
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Club Welfare Officer
Matt Clements – Manager
Mick Hunt
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Jack Cassidy – Assistant Manager
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Greenie’s Greeting Mike Green
Good evening everyone and welcome back to the Premier Plus Stadium – The home of the Saints and the Mick George Academy, for this re-arranged Evostik League South Premier Division Central Match.
Tonight we extend a warm welcome to the players, officials and supporters of Leiston FC and we hope your stay with us this evening is a pleasant one before embarking on a safe trip home later tonight.
It was back to winning ways on Saturday with a very well deserved win over Royston Town with a
performance that contained all the characteristics which have become synonymous with St Neots Town FC over the years; the game being played at tempo, the ball being kept on the floor and using the full width of the pitch, added with ingredients containing a little bit of luck, which we have been lacking in recent weeks, bravery and passion gave us our first win since the 8th December, when we defeated Redditch United 3-1.
There have been a few changes in personnel since my last notes were penned after the sudden departure of Nabil Shariff back to Stratford Town, so may I take this, opportunity to welcome back to the Club striker James Hall, striker Mason Rhiney, Scott Sinclair, who had taken time out away from the game and most recently, midfielder Scott Pollock, who joins us on loan from Northampton Town.
We of course face tonight’s visitors again on Saturday over at their place and then next Tuesday, January 15th, we travel to Yaxley FC in the Hunts Senior Cup, so it would be great to see a good following travel to this game as we look to defend the trophy we won on May last season. Right then, back to tonight’s game. Get behind the boys as you did on Saturday as your part in proceedings is so important.
Til next time…… BE LOUD… BE PROUD… BE A SAINT
Greeny
From the Dugout… With
Good evening and hope you all had a good Christmas and healthy & happy new year.
Great to get a very positive performance & result on Saturday of which I was very
proud of the players for. It’s the hardest thing in life sometimes when your down and out to pick yourself up... it shows massive character to keep going and keep trying despite the knocks, comments, negativity and lack of self confidence... but to get up and eventually perform shows true character. I’m sure we’ve all experienced this in life and know how it feels.
It’s one win, one game there’s many more to come of which this group will lose some of... but they will perform and they will win more games and they will survive.
I wish you a happy and positive 2019... it’s your Club and I respect you all and as I have said you’ll be here longer than I will but till the end of the season it would be great to keep being positive and end the season on a high. Many thanks
COYS
Matt
So another festive season has flown by, once again serving up an absolute feast of Non-League football for us to gorge upon! As is annual tradition, football fans from up and down the country worked off their Christmas lunch by marching to Boxing Day games, while a week later, supporters braved hangovers from the previous night’s antics to back their teams on New Years’ Day. A look at the attendance statistics during these two days demonstrates what an important time of year the Christmas period is for football fans and clubs alike. For example, on Boxing Day well over 1,500 Scarborough fans crammed into the Flamingo Land Stadium to watch their side’s top of the table clash with South Shields, while a sold out crowd toasted Dulwich Hamlet’s winning return to Champion Hill. Records were also smashed on New Year’s Day with Altrincham recording their highest league attendance since 1970 when Stockport came to visit Moss Lane and well over 2,000 Kettering fans danced around in absolute ecstasy as Rhys Hoenes nodded home a stoppage time winner to give the Poppies an injury time victory over AFC Rushden & Diamonds. The money gained from these increased gate revenues is absolutely vital for clubs across the Non-League pyramid, especially as we are now into the time of the year when the fixture list of often decimated by the handy work of the British weather. These Christmas fixtures also provide a special time for fans, whether it involves being able to return to where you grew up to watch your boyhood team or briefly escaping the monotony of sharing small talk with distant relatives to enjoy some football on the terraces. Nevertheless, it was interesting to note that a few clubs opted to alter their festive schedule this year, with a number of Bostik league clubs opting to reduce their fixture congestion by taking up the league’s offer to not play on Boxing Day. Ultimately, this decision is perfectly understandable, even if it may have disappointed a few fans. While we all adore the festive football schedule, we must remember that it puts an immense strain on both players and volunteers at clubs, who often have to forgo the Christmas celebrations that we take for granted in order to ensure that matches are fulfilled. Whether you enjoyed the Christmas period on the terraces or with your feet up on the sofa we hope that is was an enjoyable one! Roll on 2019 and a fascinating second half to the season !
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OPPONENT SPOTLIGHT
LEISTON FC Joined League: 1880 Manager: Andrew Crisp Website: www.leistonfc.com A special welcome this afternoon for the Manager, players, officials and supporters of LEISTON who make their first ever visit to the Town. However, our two clubs did meet in competition a little over eight years ago when we travelled to Leiston for a First Round Qualifying FA Cup match that was won by our hosts by three goals to two. It was an incident packed encounter with Leiston reduced to ten men before the break. St Neots led twice but the ten men came back to score a late winning goal to proceed in the competition (match report elsewhere in programme). Leiston have been part of the Bostik Isthmian League since winning their way up to Step Four via the championship of the Eastern Counties League in the 2010/11 season – one year before we joined the Southern League. Like us their impetus was maintained to achieve Step Three status just twelve months after their elevation. At the time these notes were penned, Leiston were twelfth in the table having won seven of their eighteen completed matches and drawn four more. Their away record shows victories at St Ives, Royston and Kettering (the first defeat of the season for the league leaders) so they do appear to travel well this season. Last season they finished fifth in the Isthmian Premier Division to feature in the play-offs where they lost by a goal to nil to league runners-
up Dulwich Hamlet. In the past twenty years their trophy cabinet has been full, as in quick succession they lifted the Eastern Counties League championship, the Ryman League Division One North title and the East Anglian Cup so success has been a regular feature of their history. Now in company with two other East Anglian sides who have transferred from the Isthmian Premier League across the pyramid they find themselves travelling westwards for their league programme as opposed to south.
Club History Leiston Town Football Club was first affiliated with the Suffolk County FA in 1880 and at the time was undoubtedly closely associated with the Richard Garrett Engineering Works. In the early days, games were played on the old Recreation Ground adjacent to Gas Hill (now known as Park Hill) and players would change at either the White Horse Hotel or at the Works Hall. In the early 1920’s Richard Garrett’s bought the ground off Victory Road renaming it the Leiston Works Athletic Association and this has been the home for over 90 years although the ground name was changed in the 1980’s to LTAA (Leiston Town Athletics Association). In the early years the club were members of the North Suffolk
League and then Ipswich and District League, winning the latter League three times in 1900, 1901 & 1902. They then had two spells in the East Anglian League sandwiched between spells in the Ipswich & District League. After the Great War the club was reformed as Leiston Works Athletic and during the 1920’s was part of three Leagues – Essex and Suffolk Border League, Ipswich & District League and North Suffolk League. In 1934 the club returned to be called Leiston Town spending fourteen years in the Ipswich & District League before returning to the North Suffolk League for a third time but yet again returning to the Ipswich & District League five years later in 1953 where they stayed for the next 48 years. During the Second World War the King’s Regiment, which included most of the players of Liverpool FC, were stationed at Leiston and they played some of their matches at the LWAA ground. More recently, and in their first Jewson League season, Leiston lifted the Division One trophy in 2002. The club also lifted the prestigious East Anglian Cup after a penalty shoot-out over higher ranked Brentwood Town in May 2008 and then the club achieved back to back titles winning the Ridgeons Premier Division in 2011 and the Ryman League Division One North a year later in 2012. Efforts on and off the field in the past
few seasons has also seen the club win prestigious awards for Respect and Fair Play from the Ryman League and the club is extremely proud to collect such achievements. After ten seasons in the Eastern Counties League the club gained promotion to the Ryman League as champions of the Ridgeons League. The inaugural Ryman League season provided unexpected success and at the first attempt secured the Division One North title with some fantastic performances including a 26 games unbeaten run. Now in its sixth season at Step Three, the club achieved its highest ever finish last season (5th) and qualified for the play offs for the very first time, beaten by a single goal at Dulwich Hamlet in the Semi Finals. A fantastic effort by all but the Blues now say good bye to the Isthmian League as a new chapter begins in the newly formed Southern League Premier Division Central for season 2018/2019. Over the years, Leiston have been blessed with many able and willing Chairmen, Secretaries and committee members and the club has prides itself on its family attitudes. The club has also been very fortunate over the years to have players of note in their ranks and includes many links with professional clubs including Ian Gillespie, Ted Phillips, Jackie Warne, Stuart Boardley, Byron Lawrence and Jason Dozzell to name but a few. The club continues to improve its facilities in line with FA grading requirements and now has some of the best Non- League facilities in Suffolk and the club is forever looking to improve. The efforts
of Chairman Andy Crisp and Vice Chairman Peter Mayhew have been the main driving factors behind the changes and the meteoric rise of the club to step three of the national Pyramid. Manager Glenn Driver, who has had two fantastic seasons in the first team hot seat, continues to push the club forward especially with the development of Youth at Victory Road.
Leiston FC Squad – 2018/19 Stuart Boardley - Manager. Stuart made over 400 appearances for Leiston in all competitions in spells from 2005-2007 and 2008-2016. Helped Leiston get to the FA Cup First Round Proper by scoring two goals at Lewes in a 4th Qualifying Round Replay in October 2008. Recently appointed as Leiston boss in October 2018, Stuart started off his career at Ipswich Town before playing for Torquay United. As well as Leiston, Stuart also played for Long Melford, AFC Sudbury and Felixstowe & Walton United.
David Head - Assistant Manager. Head joins as Stuart’s assistant and played in the FA Vase finals for AFC Sudbury. Skippered Leiston to the Eastern Counties Premier Division title as well as the Ryman Division North title, Head played nearly 300 times for Leiston. David has also played for Ipswich Wanderers. Played for Leiston between 2008 and 2014, forming good centre -back partnerships with Mark Goldfinch and Joe Jefford.
Marcus Garnham – Goalkeeper. Marcus joined Leiston from AFC Sudbury. Started his career at Woodbridge, and played in goal for Bury Town for a number of years, before switching to County rivals Lowestoft Town where he played National League football. Has been voted Ryman League Division One North goalkeeper of the year in the past. Excellent first season at the club saw him miss just one game all season, and produced a great last minute save at Leatherhead towards the end of last season. SPONSORED BY ALAN CRANE. League Appearances: - 53. League Goals: - 0. Total Appearances: - 68. Total Goals: - 0.
Charlie Beckwith – Goalkeeper. Charlie played regularly for the reserves last season, and also starred for Suffolk Under 18’s and Leiston U18’s in a season in which he played over 70 times for different teams! Was a key member in the run to the FA Youth Cup Final Qualifying Round. Played twice for the first team in 2016/2017, against Brightlingsea Regent and Ipswich Town U18’s respectively. Won the U18 league with Leiston last season. SPONSORED BY MR STEVE COULTER League Appearances: - 0. Total Appearances: - 4. Reserve Appearances: - 72. Reserve Goals: - 0.
Harry Lay-Fulcher – Goalkeeper. Harry first joined Leiston in December 2016 and made his debut later that season at Hendon. Was in the first team squad as well as playing for the Reserves and moved on to Whitton United last year. Came back this season to Leiston. Also played at Woodbridge Town. SPONSORED BY TREVOR ELMY. League Appearances: - 2. Total Appearances: 3.
last season. Is now fourth in all time appearances since Leiston joined the Jewson League (Step 6) in 2001. Won Players’ Player of the Year award last time out. Recently made his 300th league appearance for the club. SPONSORED BY DNA SITE SERVICES. League Appearances: - 303. League Goals – 28. Total Appearances: - 384. Total Goals: - 43. Reserve Appearances: - 1. Reserve Goals: - 0.
Reserve Appearances: - 24. Tom Bullard – Defender. Seb Dunbar – Defender. Seb is in his second spell at the club, having played in Leiston’s first season in the Ryman Premier League, and came back at the end of the 2014/2015 season. Was voted in the 2017/2018 BOSTIK Premier Division team of the year. Produced some memorable displays last campaign that saw him collect the Managers Player of The Year award. SPONSORED BY ALAN CRANE.
Tom played for 10 years at Bury Town and joined Leiston in the summer of 2014. A no nonsense centre-half who nicks in with a few goals each season. The captain of the team, Tom leads by example and is always vocal and encouraging to his team mates. Helped win the Suffolk Premier Cup last season, which he also won with Bury Town on numerous occasions. SPONSORED BY PETER AND JILL DOUGLASS.
League Appearances - 171. League Goals – 2.
League Appearances: - 153. League Goals: - 12.
Total Appearances: - 218. Total Goals: - 4.
Total Appearances: - 190. Total Goals: - 13.
Joe Jefford – Defender.
Harry Knights: - Defender.
Joe joined in the Summer of 2011 and won Supporters Player of the Year for season 2014/2015. In the last four seasons had formed an excellent partnership with Tom Bullard. Hardly ever misses a match, and was one of six Leiston players to make 50 appearances in all competitions
Harry joined Leiston in the Summer of 2017 from Woodbridge Town. Has scored goals in the Reserves last season and has been impressive. He has come into the first team squad and done well when players have been out injured. Still only 18, has a long career ahead of him.
SPONSORED BY SUE TUGWELL. League Appearances: - 14. League Goals: - 0. Total Appearances: - 18. Total Goals: - 0. Reserve Appearances: - 16. Reserve Goals: - 3.
Kyle Hammond – Defender. Kyle joined from Maldon & Tiptree in the Summer of 2017. Named in the 2016/2017 season Ryman One Division One North team of the year, Kyle primarily plays as a rightback. A former Academy player at Portman Road, he was injured for a lot of the start of last season but came back in to help Leiston sneak into the play-offs. Scored a great goal on his debut against Dorking Wanderers last year and netted in his second game with a free kick versus Brightlingsea Regent. League Appearances: - 35. League Goals: - 2. Total Appearances: - 45. Total Goals: - 2. Reserve Appearances: - 2. Reserve Goals: - 1.
Patrick Brothers – Midfielder. Patrick can play anywhere in midfield, and actually in season 2013/2014 played left back a lot of the time. Last season, Patrick reached the 250 league appearances. Scored one of his best Leiston goals in September 2015 when a mazy run in stoppage time grabbed the points at Tonbridge Angels. Netted against Needham Market in the penultimate game of last season, and has recently signed a new deal at the
club. SPONSORED BY BILLY MUTTOCK. League Appearances - 271. League Goals: - 24. Total Appearances: - 346. Total Goals: - 31. Reserve Appearances: 2. Reserve Goals: - 0.
Dominic Docherty – Midfielder. Dominic signs from Lowestoft Town having impressed for them last season. Played over in America and is a strong, athletic player who scores goals as well. Definitely one to watch this season. Scored Leiston’s opening goal of pre-season away at Felixstowe, whilst netting with a decent finish away to Bury Town. SPONSORED BY FGH MOTORHOMES.
Noel Aitkens – Midfielder. Noel joined from Bury Town in the Summer, having spent four years at Ram Meadow. Aitkens scored a thunderbolt in pre-season against Stowmarket Town. At Only 22 Noel has a great future ahead of him. SPONSORED BY TIM JACOBS. League Appearances: - 6. League Goals: - 1. Total Appearances: - 11. Total Goals: - 1.
Jac Garrard – Midfielder. Jac helped Leiston U18’s to win the league title last year and scored a number of goals for both the reserve and U18’s teams. Made his league debut last season as well as coming on at Folkestone Invicta to help Leiston win an FA Trophy match on penalties.
League Appearances: - 50. League Goals: - 3.
League Appearances: - 1. League Goals: - 0.
Total Appearances: - 62. Total Goals: - 5.
Total Appearances: - 2. Total Goals: - 0.
Byron Lawrence – Midfielder. Byron first joined Leiston in 2016 and netted two goals in the dying minutes at Canvey Island in just his second game. An ex Ipswich Town Academy player, he has a great left foot and has a great array of passing. Also played for Billericay and at the start of the season played for Dulwich Hamlet in the National League South. League Appearances: - 81. League Goals: 14. Total Appearances: - 108. Total Goals: - 18.
Matt Blake – Striker. Matt is one of Glenn’s Summer signings. He arrives from Norwich United, and has scored 177 goals in all competitions in the last 5 seasons, helping Norwich United to two Eastern County Premier Division winner medals. Scored 42 goals in his first season at Leiston. Last season he was loaned out to Norwich United for the final part of the season and netted to late crucial goals against Leatherhead. Scored the opener in the Suffolk Premier Cup final against Bury Town on his 100th Leiston appearance.
SPONSORED BY DNA SITE SERVICES. League Appearances: - 84. League Goals: - 40. Total Appearances: - 111. Total Goals: - 60.
Christy Finch – Striker. Christy was Leiston joint highest goal scorer last campaign along with Jack Ainsley with 17 each. Christy, who lists Lowestoft and Wroxham as former clubs, will be hoping to be in the goals again this term. Was Leiston’s leading scorer in the 2015/2016 season. Finch netted two and was named man of the match in the Suffolk premier Cup final at Portman Road. League Appearances: - 96. League Goals: - 31. Total Appearances: - 127. Total Goals: - 50.
Jake Reed - Striker. Jake joins Leiston from Lowestoft Town having played in the National League North with them for two seasons. His other previous clubs include Great Yarmouth Town, Dagenham & Redbridge and AFC Sudbury. He scored over 70 goals in all competitions for Lowestoft and netted on his debut for Leiston against Margate. SPONSORED BY ALISDAIR DOUGLAS. League Appearances: - 20. League Goals: - 8. Total Appearances: - 27. Total Goals: - 10.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE CENTRAL PREMIER DIVISION
St Neots Town St Neots was hoping for a new start to the New Year, but their in-form neighbours had used up all their goodwill and left with the three points to condemn their hosts to a fifth consecutive league defeat over the festive period, now seemingly doomed to a relegation battle in 2019. Manager Matt Clements had brought in James Hall to lead his attack after a two years absence, following the defection of striker Nabil Shariff, but he received precious little service and was closely shadowed by the solid St Ives defence. Hall has an excellent strike rate in St Neots colours with fifteen goals in 26 appearances but despite his efforts on the day he had just one significant shot on target. With only one defeat in their last nine matches St Ives have climbed to half way in the table and they look compact and well-organised. However it is perhaps significant that they fielded just three of the players in their starting line-up that had featured in the last meeting of the two sides whilst St Neots numbered six survivors. With Johnny Herd unwell Clements made two team changes with Hall joined by Tom Wood returning in midfield and Matt Miles starting on the bench. An enthusiastic local crowd saw a competitive start to the match, but it was St Neots who still had one seasonal gift to bestow as they preswented their visitors with a goal after twelve minutes. Forced on to his left foot to clear a back pass, Finley Iron miskicked directly to the unmarked Robert Parker and although his effort was blocked by a defender, the ball fell at the feet of Jake Newman who guided it past the stranded Iron. The game was then held up following a clash of heads but both players happily continued after treatment and St Ives began to dictate play with Newman close to adding a second goal. He sped between the last two defenders but was brought down in full flight from
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behind by Ryan Hughes on the edge of the area. The St Neots played looked fortunate only to be shown a yellow card, but the free kick was wasted. The home side did produce a brighter period around the half hour when a Russell Short cross was plucked off the head of James Hall by Martin Conway and the keeper then save an important save to deny Dylan Williams. Ben SeymourShove fired wide after neat play by Parker but the visitors finished off the first half with a flourish as from a Ben Baker cross, Kelly won the ball in the air but saw his effort rebound from the crossbar and then St Ives had a credible shout for a penalty when Parker appeared to be brought down in the area but Referee Alex Rayment, perfectly placed, waved play on. However the first half had been an accurate reflection of the form and league positions of the two sides.
St Neots needed a positive response after the interval, but their only real early effort was a shot by Jack Daldy deflected for a corner. At the other end Kelly had a shot blocked by a defender and although St Neots were beginning to enjoy a greater share of possession the visitors produced the perfect tactics in reply. They filtered back playing confident containing football restricting the home side to opportunistic shooting from distance with goalkeeper Conway seldom in action. In one rare opportunity for the home side the hard-working Tom Wood saw a header rebound from the bar, but St Ives always looked in control and were happy to protect their narrow advantage. With just three at the back St Neots continued to dominate but failed to create genuine scoring opportunities despite introducing attacking substitutes. Jordan NorvilleWilliams volleyed over the bar when well placed and substitute Scott Sinclair back for the first time this
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season, also shot well off target as St Neots’ frustration began to show. It could have ended badly in added time when St Neots was caught short ion defence and substitute Ollie Snaith was allowed time and space, but he failed to test Iron who save comfortably.
St Neots: Iron, Short, NorvilleWilliams, Knight, Hughes, Parr, Daldy, Wood, Hall, Williams, Wharton Subs: Miles (for Wharton 57 mins), Rhiney (for Hughes 73 mins), Sinclair (for Norville-Williams 83 mins) and Gomes. Cards: Hughes (Y – 25 mins), Wood (Y – 45+1 mins) Goals: none
St Ives: Conway, Jackson, Coulson, Sundrie, Cartwright, D’eath, Baker, Parker, Newman, Kelly, SeymourShove Subs: Snaith (for Seymour-Shove 63 mins), Bailey (for Newman 75 mins), Ward (for Sundrie 88 mins), Hood and Wallis. Cards: none Goals: Newman (12 mins)
Referee: Alex Rayment (Dunstable) Attendance: 428
John Walker
SOUTHERN LEAGUE CENTRAL PREMIER DIVISION
St Neots Town This long awaited third home league victory of the season was a fully deserved reward for a determined St Neots performance. They were having to avenge a 5-0 defeat at Royston earlier in the season and they went into the match on the back of five successive league and cup defeats at the Premier Plus Stadium. Mid-table Royston nine places ahead of their hosts were unbeaten in their last three matches and began the match in a very positive way but St Neots matched them, and the result was a competitive encounter in the grey chilly conditions. The home side were without two key players – skipper Luke Knight and utility player Tom Wood – both serving suspensions, and Manager Matt Clements again shuffled his pack making four changes including a debut for seventeen years old impressive Northampton Town loanee Scott Pollock, but this time he significantly got the formula right. Into the side came full backs Matt Miles, Johnny Herd and Devante Stanley but the most significant change was the midfield pairing of Pollock and veteran Russell Short who had spent the last couple of months in defence.
There was an explosive start to the match with each side close to taking the lead twice in the opening quarter of an hour. St Neots shook off their ‘slow starters’ tag creating the first two chances only to be denied by some excellent goalkeeping by visiting custodian Joe Welch. Back in the side Devante Stanley found Dylan Williams on the edge of the area and his clever turn wrongfooted his marker but the keeper pushed his low shot away to be cleared. Then James Hall was twice involved in prising open the visiting defence as he collected a neat return pass from Jordan Norville-Williams only for
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the keeper to smother bravely at his feet. Play moved to the other end where Ryan Hughes save his side clearing off the line from Vance Bola, and Tom Newman squandered a good opening shooting wide after good work by Josh Castiglione. The pace never really slackened with both sides playing attacking football as Finley Iron saved well from a Joe Newton free kick and Rohdell Gordon fired over after good play by Bola. Royston had to make an early substitution when Newman limped off injured, but his replacement Sam Corcoran quickly made an impact as he saw his effort rebound from the crossbar. Visiting skipper Dan Braithwaite robbed Devante Stanley when a St Neots goal looked certain and then Norville-Williams sent a free kick over the bar. Castiglione had the final first half chance, but Finley Iron saved well, and the sides went to the break wondering how the match was still goalless.
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sent on Mason Rhiney urging his players to go in search of a winning goal. It eventually arrived eight minutes from time. A long Johnny Herd throw was returned to him and his second cross was powered into the net by Taylor Parr – appropriate reward for he had been a defensive stalwart for the home side. St Neots held out for the last few minutes and added time without the visitors’ threatening to spoil the party and now they must build on both confidence and this result in the second half of the season.
St Neots: Iron, Miles, Herd, Short, Hughes, Parr, Stanley, Pollock, Hall, Williams, Norville-Williams Subs: Sinclair (for Hughes 61 mins), Rhiney (for Miles 78 mins), Wharton and Gomes. Cards: Stanley (Y – 36 mins) Goals: Parr (82 mins)
Corcoran found the woodwork for a second time with a cross that bounced on top of the bar four minutes after the restart and Norville-Williams set up Stanley, but he fired wildly over the bar. After 56 minutes Royston got the ball in the net following a Castiglione cross, but St Neots were saved by an Assistant Referee’s flag and with Hughes suffering an injury, Scott Sinclair became the first St Neots’ substitute with Short moving back into defence. From a Williams free kick Hall fired wide after 73 minutes and then the industrious Scott Pollock set up Williams following a corner, but his effort was blocked by a defender. The pace slackened but St Neots were still the more impressive with Norville-Williams teasing the visiting defence with his pace. Pollock was driving St Neots forward and Hall had another effort blocked by a defender and in a bid to boost his tactics Clements
Royston: Welch, Joseph, Newton, Thomas, Murray, Braithwaite, Castiglione, Mentis, Bola, Newman, Gordon Subs: Corcoran (for Newman 26 mins), Gallin (for Gordon 68 mins), Scott-Morriss (for Castiglione 68 mins), Green and Oswick. Cards: none Goals: none
Referee: Mark Stevens (Milton Keynes) Attendance: 268
John Walker
St Neots Town First Team
P
W
D
L
F
A
GD
PTS
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Teams
Stourbridge
26
16
8
2
55
23
32
56
2
Kettering Town
23
17
3
3
49
22
27
54
3
King's Lynn Town
23
10
9
4
42
22
20
39
4 5
Biggleswade Town AFC Rushden & Diamonds
23 24
10 10
9 8
4 6
38 44
26 30
12 14
39 38
6
18
Coalville Town Needham Market Banbury United Stratford Town Alvechurch Leiston Royston Town St Ives Town Redditch United Tamworth Barwell Rushall Olympic Hitchin Town
21 24 25 21 23 23 23 24 25 24 23 24 22
11 11 9 10 10 9 9 8 9 6 7 6 5
5 5 9 6 6 7 5 6 3 10 6 7 5
5 8 7 5 7 7 9 10 13 8 10 11 12
41 47 35 29 30 42 33 19 43 32 34 29 25
32 40 29 24 31 38 31 24 56 29 35 37 42
9 7 6 5 -1 4 2 -5 -13 3 -1 -8 -17
38 38 36 36 36 34 32 30 30 28 27 25 20
19
Lowestoft Town
24
5
5
14
21
38
-17
20
20 21 22
St Neots Town Halesowen Town Bedworth United
23 23 25
5 4 1
5 7 6
13 12 18
18 16 20
37 38 58
-19 -22 -38
20 19 9
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
EVOSTIK LEAGUE SOUTH PREMIER DIVISION CENTRAL 2018/19 Correct at 18:00 Saturday 5th December 2018
St Neots Town Reserves TEAMS
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W
D
L
GD
PTS
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Linton Granta First Great Shelford First
18 17
13 12
3 2
2 3
33 25
42 38
3
Cambridge University Press First
18
11
2
5
15
35
4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Fulbourn Institute First West Wratting First Comberton United First Eynesbury Rovers Reserves Eaton Socon Cherry Hinton First Ely City Reserves Brampton Foxton First Bar Hill Hemingfords United St Neots Town Reserves Cambridge City Development
19 19 19 15 19 16 19 18 19 17 16 19 16
10 10 9 9 8 8 7 7 7 5 4 1 1
3 2 2 1 3 1 4 2 2 4 3 3 3
6 7 8 5 8 7 8 9 10 8 9 15 12
11 3 -4 18 -2 1 -4 -2 -5 -5 -4 -47 -33
33 32 29 28 27 25 25 23 23 19 15 6 3
KERSHAW LEAGUE PREMIER DIVISION
ST NEOTS TOWN UNDER 18’S TEAM St Neots Town U18 Cambridge City U18 Royston Town U18 Haverhill Rovers U18 Ely City U18 Mildenhall Town U18 Long Melford Newmarket Town U18 Saffron Walden Community Youth Histon U18
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1 0 0 2 4 5 7 9 6 8
47 36 42 33 15 26 12 15 14 15
15 9 19 17 16 32 31 48 14 44
32 25 23 16 -1 -6 -19 -33 -10 -29
28 26 21 18 10 10 10 9 5 3
THURLOW NUNN YOUTH LEAGUE CAMBRIDGE DIVISION 2018/19
St Neots Town
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ALVECHURCH
BANBURY UNITED
BARWELL
BEDWORTH UNITED
BIGGLESWADE TOWN
COALVILLE TOWN
HALESOWEN TOWN
HITCHIN TOWN
KETTERING TOWN
AFC RUSHDEN & DIAMONDS AFC RUSHDEN & DIAMONDS
2-Mar
26-Jan
1 -- 1
3 -- 1
3 -- 3
3 -- 1
2 -- 0
2 -- 1
22-Ap
22-Apr
16-Mar
9-Feb
16-Feb
13-Apr
12-Jan
30-Mar
1 -- 3
6 -- 1
20-Apr
23-Mar
19-Jan
2 -- 1
27-Apr
4 -- 1
1 -- 1
0 -- 0
2 -- 3
26-Jan
16-Feb
0 -- 1
13-Apr
22-Apr
0 -- 1
2 -- 2
1 -- 2
3 -- 0
20-Apr
1 -- 1
16-Ma
TBA
9-Feb
12-Jan
9-Mar
13-Ap
ALVECHURCH
0 -- 0
BANBURY UNITED
1 -- 0
3 -- 1
BARWELL
23-Mar
1 -- 2
2 -- 1
BEDWORTH UNITED
19-Jan
0 -- 2
1 -- 3
2-Feb
BIGGLESWADE TOWN
1 -- 0
4 -- 2
0 -- 0
30-Mar
1 -- 1
COALVILLE TOWN
20-Apr
2 -- 0
1 -- 1
1 -- 0
1 -- 0
26-Jan
HALESOWEN TOWN
23-Feb
1 -- 1
2 -- 0
0 -- 2
6-Apr
1 -- 1
1 -- 3
HITCHIN TOWN
3 -- 4
1 -- 1
0 -- 1
2 -- 0
23-Mar
0 -- 2
TBA
5 -- 1
KETTERING TOWN
2 -- 1
6-Apr
9-Mar
20-Apr
5 -- 1
TBA
10-Nov
2 -- 0
5 -- 0
KINGS LYNN TOWN
1 -- 1
2-Feb
3 -- 1
19-Jan
1 -- 1
2 -- 4
2-Mar
30-Mar
16-Mar
0 -- 0
LEISTON
1 -- 4
23-Feb
13-Apr
0 -- 1
9-Mar
3 -- 0
2 -- 0
4 -- 0
26-Jan
30-Ma
LOWESTOFT TOWN
1 -- 1
1 -- 2
16-Feb
0 -- 0
27-Apr
2 -- 1
6-Apr
22-Dec
3 -- 2
2-Mar
NEEDHAM MARKET
1 -- 5
27-Apr
3 -- 3
TBA
4 -- 1
12-Jan
23-Mar
9-Feb
8 -- 1
0 -- 3
REDDITCH UNITED
2 -- 2
4 -- 2
2 -- 0
2 -- 4
12-Jan
6-Apr
1 -- 5
3 -- 0
20-Apr
9-Feb
ROYSTON TOWN
2 -- 1
0 -- 1
9-Feb
27-Apr
2 -- 0
4 -- 6
23-Feb
0 -- 0
1 -- 0
0 -- 1
RUSHALL OLYMPIC
2-Feb
1 -- 2
1 -- 1
10-Nov
16-Feb
2 -- 2
0 -- 2
16-Mar
1 -- 2
0 -- 1
ST IVES TOWN
6-Apr
23-Mar
1 -- 2
9-Mar
2 -- 1
0 -- 1
0 -- 1
2 -- 0
12-Jan
16-Feb
ST NEOTS TOWN
0 -- 1
19-Jan
30-Mar
23-Feb
2 -- 1
9-Mar
2-Feb
27-Apr
0 -- 0
0 -- 3
STOURBRIDGE
2 -- 1
20-Apr
12-Jan
3 -- 0
3 -- 1
9-Feb
4 -- 2
1 -- 1
3 -- 0
26-Jan
STRATFORD TOWN
9-Mar
0 -- 1
2 -- 1
2 -- 1
3 -- 1
22-Apr
TBA
16-Feb
24-Nov
1 -- 3
TAMWORTH
27-Apr
1 -- 1
16-Mar
3 -- 3
26-Jan
1 -- 1
1 -- 3
2-Mar
2 -- 0
0 -- 0
0 -- 1
Evostik League Sou
KINGS LYNN TOWN
LEISTON
LOWESTOFT TOWN
NEEDHAM MARKET
REDDITCH UNITED
ROYSTON TOWN
RUSHALL OLYMPIC
ST IVES TOWN
ST NEOTS TOWN
STOURBRIDGE
STRATFORD TOWN
TAMWORTH
pr
9-Feb
16-Feb
12-Jan
16-Mar
5 -- 2
30-Mar
0 -- 2
0 -- 0
2 -- 0
13-Apr
15-Dec
2 -- 2
3
0 -- 3
24-Nov
9-Mar
3 -- 0
3 -- 0
0 -- 0
26-Jan
2 -- 1
3 -- 2
0 -- 0
TBA
0 -- 3
1
6-Apr
1 -- 0
0 -- 0
2-Mar
2-Feb
0 -- 1
2 -- 1
23-Feb
1 -- 3
0 -- 0
1 -- 1
0 -- 0
1
1 -- 3
6-Apr
9-Feb
13-Apr
4 -- 0
1 -- 2
12-Jan
15-Dec
6 -- 1
1 -- 1
2-Mar
22-Apr
2
23-Feb
2 -- 2
1 -- 1
0 -- 4
0 -- 2
16-Mar
1 -- 3
2-Mar
1 -- 0
0 -- 2
30-Mar
1 -- 4
ar
1 -- 2
2-Feb
23-Feb
2 -- 0
2 -- 0
2-Mar
27-Apr
5-Jan
1 -- 0
1 -- 2
0 -- 0
19-Jan
n
3 -- 3
2 -- 2
1 -- 0
1 -- 2
30-Mar
24-Nov
2 -- 2
27-Apr
1 -- 1
6 -- 4
16-Mar
16-Feb
pr
2 -- 2
23-Mar
1 -- 0
1 -- 1
22-Apr
2-Feb
2 -- 0
19-Jan
1 -- 1
0 -- 3
0 -- 2
0 -- 1
1
TBA
2 -- 2
13-Apr
1 -- 2
1 -- 0
22-Apr
2-Mar
1 -- 0
6-Apr
19-Jan
23-Feb
2-Feb
2 -- 1
1 -- 2
3 -- 0
2-Feb
4 -- 4
19-Jan
23-Feb
0 -- 3
23-Mar
4 -- 2
27-Apr
2 -- 1
1 -- 1
4 -- 0
22-Apr
16-Feb
10-Nov
3 -- 0
2 -- 0
0 -- 0
0 -- 1
0 -- 0
13-Apr
22-Apr
2 -- 1
4 -- 3
1 -- 1
0 -- 1
16-Mar
12-Jan
0 -- 3
9-Feb
2 -- 2
0 -- 2
19-Jan
2 -- 0
23-Mar
0 -- 1
1 -- 2
2-Feb
20-Apr
1 -- 3
3 -- 1
16-Feb
1 -- 1
20-Apr
26-Jan
6-Apr
2 -- 1
9-Mar
1 -- 2
2 -- 1
2 -- 0
2-Mar
0 -- 4
26-Jan
23-Mar
20-Apr
1 -- 2
5 -- 0
23-Mar
2 -- 2
6-Apr
4 -- 1
13-Apr
22-Apr
2 -- 2
1 -- 1
22-Apr
0 -- 0
0 -- 2
1 -- 0
1 -- 2
1 -- 2
0 -- 0
3 -- 0
1 -- 1
0
ar
1 -- 5
r
1 -- 0
1 -- 2
3
1 -- 4
2 -- 2
1 -- 0
b
1 -- 1
27-Apr
4 -- 2
23-Feb
1
12-Jan
2 -- 5
26-Jan
2 -- 4
9-Mar
1
9-Mar
19-Jan
3 -- 1
30-Mar
1 -- 3
0 -- 3
26-Jan
0 -- 2
0 -- 0
1 -- 1
13-Apr
0 -- 0
9-Feb
3
20-Apr
8-Jan
16-Mar
0 -- 3
3 -- 1
1 -- 0
0 -- 1
0 -- 1
n
27-Apr
2-Mar
3 -- 1
3 -- 1
16-Mar
2 -- 1
1 -- 1
30-Mar
16-Feb
3
23-Mar
3 -- 2
1 -- 3
19-Jan
3-Jan
13-Apr
6-Apr
2-Feb
1 -- 0
0 -- 0
0
0 -- 1
20-Apr
30-Mar
TBA
1 -- 3
1 -- 2
2 -- 0
1 -- 2
9-Feb
23-Feb
b
2 -- 1 12-Jan
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ST NEOTS TOWN FC FIRST TEAM RESULTS, A Opposition in CAPS denotes home fixture. Player name in bold CAPS denotes goal scorer.
Date
Opposition
Comp
Result
Att
1
2
3
4
11 Aug
Stratford Town
EVO
0 1
292
Iron
Miles
Herd
Knight
O
14 Aug
BEDWORTH UNITED
EVO
2 1
192
Iron
Miles
Herd
Knight
O
18 Aug
RUSHALL OLYMPIC
EVO
0 1
200
Iron
Miles
Herd
Knight
O
25 Aug
Kings Lynn Town
EVO
0 0
568
Iron
Keeble
Miles
Knight
27 Aug
AFC RUSHDEN & DIA.
EVO
0 1
609
Iron
Keeble
Miles
Knight
01 Sep
Halwaowen Town
EVO
1 1
358
Iron
Miles
Herd
Knight
04 Sep
BEDFORD TOWN
SLCC
4 1 pens
175
Iron
Miles
Herd
Knight
08 Sep
BISHOPS STORTFORD
FAC
2 1
209
Reynolds
Miles
Herd
Knight
15 Sep
Banbury United
EVO
3 1
490
Iron
Miles
Herd
Peters
22 Sep
ROMULUS
FAC
4 3
325
Reynolds
Miles
HERD
O'Malley
29 Sep
HITCHIN TOWN
EVO
0 0
376
Reynolds
Miles
Herd
O’Malley
02 Oct
Lowestoft Town
SLCC
1 3
158
Reynolds
O'Malley
Herd
Knight
06 Oct
COALVILLE TOWN
FAC
2 2
518
Reynolds
Miles
Herd
Knight
09 Oct
Coalville Town
FACR
5 3 pens
409
Reynolds
Miles
Herd
O’Malley
13 Oct
KETTERING TOWN
EVO
0 3
693
Reynolds
Miles
Herd
O'Malley
16 Oct
Royston Town
EVO
0 5
243
Reynolds
Miles
Stanley
Olaniran
20 Oct
Alfreton Town
FAC
0 4
645
Reynolds
Miles
Herd
O'Malley
23 Oct
Lowestoft Town
EVO
2 1
238
Reynolds
Stanley
Herd
Wood
27 Oct
MATLOCK TOWN
FAT
1 0
249
Reynolds
Stanley
Herd
Wood
02 Nov
Coalville Town
EVO
1 1
138
Reynolds
Stanley
Herd
Knight
06 Nov
TAMWORTH
EVO
0 0
181
Reynolds
Stanley
Herd
Knight
10 Nov
BARWELL
FAT
0 1
216
Reynolds
Stanley
Miles
Knight
17 Nov
Alvechurch
EVO
2 3
239
Reynolds
Stanley
Herd
Olaniran
20 Nov
NEEDHAM MARKET
EVO
0 3
139
Reynolds
Miles
Herd
Knight
01 Dec
STOURBRIDGE
EVO
1 2
188
Iron
Miles
Herd
Knight
08 Dec
REDDITCH UNITED
EVO
3 1
179
Iron
Miles
Herd
Knight
18 Dec
Barwell
EVO
1 6
63
Iron
Stanley
Herd
Knight
22 Dec
STRATFORD TOWN
EVO
1 2
258
Iron
Hughes
Herd
Knight
26 Dec
AFC Rushden & Dia.
EVO
0 2
664
Iron
Hughes
Norville-Williams
Knight
01 Jan
ST IVES TOWN
EVO
0 1
428
Iron
Short
Norville-Williams
Knight
H
05 Jan
ROYSTON TOWN
EVO
1 0
268
Iron
Miles
Herd
Short
H
APPEARANCES AND GOALS 2018/19 5
6
7
8
9
10
11
Sub 1
Sub 2
Sub 3
Olaniran
Parr
Sembie-Ferris
Peters
Irwin
Williams D
Ofosu
Wood
O'Malley
Stanley
Olaniran
PARR
Sembie-Ferris
Peters
Irwin
Williams D
OFOSU
Stanley
O’Malley
Olaniran
Parr
Sembie-Ferris
Peters
Irwin
Williams D
Ofosu
Douglas
O’Malley
Wood
Parr
O'Malley
Peters
Sembie-Ferris
Douglas
Ofosu
Mutswunguma
Olaniran
Wood
Parr
O'Malley
Peters
Sembie-Ferris
Mutswunguma
Ofosu
Douglas
Fulianty
Wood
Parr
O'Malley
Peters
Wharton
Sembie-Ferris
OFOSU
Keeble
Wood
Parr
Worman
O'MALLEY
Sembie-Ferris
Peters
Ofosu
Keeble
Douglas
Wood
Parr
Sembie-Ferris
O'Malley
Wharton
WILLIAMS D
Ofosu
DOUGLAS
Keeble
Stanley
Wood
Olaniran
Sembie-Ferris
Worman
SHARIFF 2
WILLIAMS D
Ofosu
Douglas
Keeble
Stanley
WOOD
Parr
SEMBIE-FERRIS 2
Peters
Shariff
Stanley
Ofosu
Olaniran
Douglas
Wood
Parr
Sembie-Ferris
Peters
Shariff
Worman
Ofosu
Short
Williams
Wharton
Wood
Parr
Sembie-Ferris
Short
Wharton
Worman
Williams D
Ofosu
Shariff
Peters
WOOD
Parr
O'Malley
Short
SHARIFF
Williams D
Ofosu
Stanley
Wharton
Wood
Parr
Sembie-Ferris
Short
Shariff
Williams D
OFOSU
Stanley
WHARTON 2
Wood
Parr
Sembie-Ferris
Short
Shariff
Williams D
Ofosu
Stanley
Wharton
Wood
Parr
O'Malley
Worman
Shariff
Williams D
Wharton
Ofosu
Sembie-Ferris
Wood
Parr
Sembie-Ferris
Short
Shariff
Williams D
Ofosu
Wharton
Stanley
Short
Parr
Sembie-Ferris
Watkins
SHARIFF 2
Williams D
Wharton
Miles
Ofosu
Wood
Olaniran
Short
Olaniran
Sembie-Ferris
Miles
SHARIFF
Williams D
Wharton
Ofosu
Short
Wood
SEMBIE-FERRIS
Miles
Shariff
Williams D
Worman
Watkins
Short
Parr
Sembie-Ferris
Wood
Shariff
Williams D
Worman
Ofosu
Short
Parr
Sembie-Ferris
Wood
Shariff
Williams D
Ofosu
Wharton
Douglas
Short
Parr
Miles
WOOD
Shariff
WHARTON
Watkins
Sembie-Ferris
Ofosu
Wood
Parr
Wharton
Watkins
Shariff
Williams D
Ofosu
Wood
Olaniran
Borg
Watkins
Shariff
WILLIAMS D
Wharton
Ofosu
Douglas
Short
Parr
Borg
Wood
SHARIFF 2
WILLIAMS D
Norville-Williams
Watkins
Stanley
Short
Parr
Borg
Watkins
Shariff
Williams D
Norville-Williams
WHARTON
Miles
Gomes
Short
PARR
Miles
Wood
Shariff
Williams D
Daldy
Wharton
Stanley
Norville-Williams
Wharton
Short
Parr
Miles
Wood
Shariff
Williams D
Daldy
Stanley
Wharton
Borg
Hughes
Parr
Daldy
Wood
Hall
Williams D
Wharton
Miles
Rhiney
Sinclair
Hughes
PARR
Stanley
Pollock
Hall
Williams D
Norville-Williams
Sinclair
Rhiney
SQUAD
SQUAD
Fin IRON
Marcus Garnham (GK)
Matt MILES
George Keys Seb Dunbar
Johnny HERD
Noel Aitkens
Taylor PARR
Joe Jefford
Ryan HUGHES
Tom Bullard
Scott POLLOCK
Byron Lawrence
Russell SHORT
Patrick Brothers
Dylan WILLIAMS
Matt Blake
Devante STANLEY
Christy Finch Jake Reed
Gary WHARTON
Kyle Hammond
Jorginho GOMEZ
Harry Knights
Jordan NORVILLE-WILLIAMS
Harrison Bacon
James HALL
Matt Rutterford
Scott SINCLAIR
Joshua Moore
Mason RHINEY
Ashley Nicholls Charlie Beckwith (GK)
Colours Navy & Sky Blue
Colours All Orange
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