2018-2019 St Neots Town Vs Banbury United Issue 24

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Banbury United FC ISSUE 24: 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

Mike Green – Stadium Announcements

Louise Spark – F & B Director Iain Parr– Director Mike Green – Director Jeremy Green - Director Fixtures Secretary

Mick Hunt – Kitman

Richard Pyke – Head Steward

Gary Wilson – Secretary Matt Clements – Director of Football

Kayleigh-Anne Burt – Head Sports Therapist Stanley Scotcher – Matchball Retriever

Barry Oakley – Groundsman

The Premier Plus Stadium Rowley Park, Kester Way St Neots PE19 6SL Telephone 01480 470012 Email

Media Mike Green – Club Press Officer

Reserve Team

enquiries@stneotstownfc.co.uk

Mark Gearing – Manager

Official Website

James Ledwich – SNTtv / Social Media

Gary Jackson – Coach

www.stneotstownfc.co.uk

Craig Lambert – Physio

Official Forum

Rowan Presland – Social Media Claire Howes – Club Photographer

Development Squad

First Team

Club Welfare Officer

Marc Abbott – Manager

Mick Hunt

www.stneotstownfc.co.uk/forum Darren Fairbrass – Manager

Marian Izzard Facilities and Pitch Maintenance

Founded 1879

Ben Yeomans – First Team Coach

As a Club we support Grass Roots Football and stand firm against racism within football, visit www.thefa.com for more information on playing your part.

Matchday and Hospitality Claire Meeks – Bar Manager Diane Sales – Catering Manager

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League Rule 2.13 Ownership: In accordance with the Football Association Rule 2.13 Publication of ownership in relation to Step 1 to Step 4 Clubs within the football pyramid, we hereby confirm that the legal status of St Neots Town Football Club Ltd identified by Company Number 02921210, and is a Private Limited Company.

For the purposes of publication of ownership, we can confirm that the following named people are listed as Directors of the company: Lee Kearns (significant interest), Iain Parr, Louise Spark, Mike Green, Jeremy Green and Gary Wilson and officers of the company as Peter Naylor.

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Greenie’s Greeting Mike Green

Good afternoon everyone and welcome back to the Premier Plus Stadium, home of

the Saints and the Mick George Academy, for today’s Evostik League South Premier Division Central match.

Today we extend a warm welcome to the players, officials and supporters of Banbury United Football Club and we home your brief stay with us is an enjoyable one before a safe trip home later this evening.

Tuesday saw us entertain playoff chasing Coalville Town and unfortunately, we ended up losing the match 4-1. On the plus side, it was great to have both Ryan Hughes and Scott Pollock (who came through 45 minutes) back in the fold and also new signing Ben Bradley, who signed from Haverhill Rovers earlier in the week, replacing Scott at half time, so please join me in welcoming Ben to the Club and we hope your time with us is both rewarding and enjoyable. Today should also see the return of Dan Trendall, who has missed the last two games due to a pre-arranged trip away before signing for ourselves.

Don’t forget that next Friday ( 5th April) our Under 18 side are looking to secure a league and County Cup double when they face St Ives Town Under 18’s in the Huntingdonshire Football Association Under 18 County Cup Final at Eynesbury Rovers FC – kick off – 7.45pm. It would be absolutely brilliant to see a good turnout from our supporters to cheer the youngsters on as they have been fantastic this year, winning their league title for a third consecutive season and of course, many making appearances for the First Team in recent weeks.

Back to get very much 100%

today’s game and as always, I ask you guys to please behind the lads. Your support is very important and is appreciated by the team and in return, they will give effort and commitment.

PUMP UP THE VOLUME

Gaffer’s Notes…

With Manager Today we welcome Banbury FC to the Premier Plus Stadium- currently sitting in 17th place, we hope that all off the supporters, club officials present today enjoy their time at the game today.

Firstly, I’d like to congratulate Scott Pollock and Ryan Hughes on their fantastic news on gaining a professional contract at Northampton Town. Both players are really grounded, have an excellent desire to improve their games and since their time with St Neots have also added some extra detail to their games with the physicality of the league. Matt Clements has a strong, trusted relationship with The Cobblers and we look forward to continuing their trust with the young players they look to offer senior football too.

Moving onto Tuesday night’s game versus Coalville Town, we felt they were the better team on the night. They played with a real purpose and style which I’m sure will get them into the playoffs. Once again there was a great deal of learning made by our players on the night something that will help their Journeys and development in the longer term. I felt Stevan Shaw was outstanding once again and he is maturing as a player week by week, likewise Matty Miles, who is enjoying the responsibility of leading the team and is another player who has been outstanding game after game...I could go on with many other players. The game itself was a disappointment in terms of goals conceded and the timings of them, they were at key moments in the game which really flipped the game on its head. We gathered some momentum for a period of 25mins - with directness, forward running and looking to regain the ball as high up the pitch as possible. Credit to Coalville who have a strong winning mentality in their group and we wish them well.

Today we host Banbury United, a team who will be looking to win the fixture which would all but secure their step 3 status. On the other hand, we understand how important today’s game is for our young group. We have a full squad to choose from which is a positive and we are confident the players can deliver!

We hope fantastic them on

you all enjoy the game this afternoon and continue your support you have all shown to the players. Please drive with your support!

OPPONENT SPOTLIGHT

BANBURY UNITED FC Joined League: 1931 Chairman: Phil Lines Website: www.banburyunitedfc.co.UK Banbury United’s genesis is to be found in Spencer Villa, a works club formed in 1931. Friendly matches were played on a ground on the town’s Middleton Road. The club joined the Banbury Junior League for the 1933-34 season and won the championship at their first attempt.

They changed their name to Banbury Spencer in 1934 and moved to their current ground for the start of the 1934-35 season in which they competed in the Oxfordshire Senior League. This too they won at their first attempt. During the season they were elected to the Birmingham Combination for the start of the 1935-36 season.

After the war, Banbury resumed in the Birmingham Combination and turned professional for the 1946-47 season. In 1947-48, with attendances averaging 3,500, they finished runners-up in the league and reached the first round proper of the FA Cup for the first time, losing 2-1 at Colchester United, at that time a Southern League club. The next season the ground attendance record was broken when 7,160 turned up to see Banbury lose to Oxford City in the third qualifying round of the FA Cup. The same season also saw Banbury reach the final of the Birmingham Senior Cup, losing 2-1 to Nuneaton Borough.

Banbury’s manager at this time was Jimmy Cringan, who had joined them in 1936 and was to remain ‘The Boss’ for no less than 25 years until his retirement in 1961.

The status of the Birmingham Combination began to decline in the early 1950s. At the end of the 195354 season the league disbanded and, along with most of its remaining clubs, Banbury joined the Birmingham League. In 1959-60 they reached the final of the Birmingham Senior Cup for the second time, again losing to Nuneaton, this time 1-0. In 1961-62, Banbury reached the first round of the FA Cup for the second time, travelling to Third

Division Shrewsbury Town and losing 7-1.

The Birmingham League continued to expand and became the West Midlands League in 1962. This coincided with the effective independence of the football club, the Spencer company having all but ended its association. The club name remained unchanged, however, until April 1965 when, with the club’s finances suffering – attendances had fallen to a historical low – a group of local businessmen bought the club.

Banbury Spencer became Banbury United.

The new owners were ambitious and were looking to a higher grade of football. Former Chelsea, West Ham, Arsenal and England player Len Goulden was installed as manager.

During the summer of 1966 Banbury were elected to the Southern League. Significant improvements were made to the ground. Floodlights were installed and the famous old railway coaches that had been used as changing rooms were removed and replaced by a new clubhouse.

United then embarked on an unbroken 24-season run as members of the Southern League. They came close to league honours in 1967-68 when they finished in seventh place in the First Division, just two points and three places behind Rugby Town who were promoted to the Premier Division. The first round of the FA Cup was reached twice more; in 1972-73, United lost 2-0 at home to Barnet, then a Southern League club, and the following season, after a 0-0 draw at home, they lost 3-2 away to Fourth Division Northampton Town in a replay. United twice reached the last sixteen of the FA Trophy, losing 1-0 in a replay to Hereford United in 1970-71 and, in 1973 74, by the same score in a second replay to eventual Southern League champions Dartford.

From the late 1970s United’s fortunes declined sharply as debts mounted.

The ownership of the ground was given up as security against the club’s debts. On the field the team was also struggling, finishing in the top half of the table just twice in twelve seasons after 1978. In 1990, United finished 21st of 22 and were relegated for the first time in their history, starting season 1990-91 in the Hellenic League.

Those fans who expected a quick return to the Southern League were to be disappointed. Only in 1993-94, when they finished third, did United make look like making a serious promotion challenge. However, from 1997 onwards a revived and expanded committee brought about such an improvement in financial circumstances that the club was ready to aim for promotion. Former Oxford, Newcastle and QPR player Kevin Brock was appointed first team manager for the 1999-2000 campaign.

United’s form up to Christmas of 1999 was good but they entered the New Year no fewer than nineteen points behind leaders Highworth Town. In only eight weeks they overhauled their rivals with a run of 13 consecutive victories and remained unbeaten for the rest of the season. A 3-1 victory at Wantage Town clinched the Hellenic League championship with two games remaining and Banbury United were back in the Southern League.

United took a couple of seasons to find their feet in the Eastern division, finishing 13th and 15th.

Eighth place in 2003 was their best in the Southern League in 25 years.

That was equalled the following season, enough to qualify for a play-off for a place in a reformed Premier division in the restructured non-League pyramid. Banbury beat Sutton Coldfield Town of the Western division, coming from behind to win in stoppage time in extra-time.

A difficult first season in the Premier division (2004-05) was followed by a much better second. Seventh place in season 2005-06 was an improvement of ten places (United spent nine weeks in the play-off places) but thirteenth in 2006-07 was a big disappointment. However, it was troubles off the field that made the headlines. Club accounts showed a large deficit and big cuts were made to the playing budget.

Shortly after the season ended, manager Kevin Brock resigned, citing the cuts as his reason for leaving after eight years. His departure was the first of six changes of manager in the next eight years as United went into another decline.

Relegation was avoided in 2009 as the annual bout of resignations and demotions elsewhere in the Pyramid resulted in a reprieve. In 2012 a lastday victory ensured safety. Season 2013-14 began well enough – United were eighth in the table in early February – but more drastic budget cuts were applied. Another player exodus resulted; there followed the most embarrassing run of defeats in the club’s history as the team plummeted to 19th, conceding 43 goals in nine games. The dismal form continued into the 2014-15 season and the inevitable occurred. After 11 years in the Premier division level the club was relegated for only the second time in its history and was placed in the South & West division for the 2015-16 season.

Change, however, was on its way.

For a year fans had been discreetly working on a takeover. Advised by Supporters Direct, the umbrella organisation for supporters trusts, the supporters club launched its bid towards the end of the season.

Agreement was reached with the existing board and a joint committee ran the club during the spring and summer until the takeover was formally completed in the first week of the new season, four months after the 50th anniversary of Spencer becoming United.

In May that committee had appointed a new team manager, exOxford United player and Brackley Town and Oxford City manager Mike Ford. He had to assemble a new squad from scratch. Early form was moderate with only four wins from the first 12 games but the team hit form to win 24 of the next 30 and finish runners-up to Cinderford. A nervy victory in the play-off semifinal against Winchester set up a

final showdown with third-placed Taunton. In front of more than 1,200 spectators, the club’s biggest attendance for more than 21 years, United won 2-0 to regain their place in the Premier Division at the first attempt, a remarkable achievement for a club that had been on its knees a year earlier.

Those supporters who had thought that after relegation and the takeover a season of consolidation was a realistic target saw their expectations exceeded but even the most optimistic followers might not have anticipated that upon their return to the Premier Division United would enter the last month of season 2016/17 challenging for a place in the play-offs. Only over the Easter weekend did their hopes disappear but a final position of sixth was the club’s best in the post-2004 Pyramid.

This was followed by a ninth place finish last season.

Banbury United Player Profiles 2018/19 Jack Harding 26 year-old goalkeeper who came through the Banbury United youth side and would progress to be a regular in the reserve side, also making five first team appearances.

His last first team appearance for United before moving on was as part of the Buckingham Charity Cup final winning side in May 2012 against Cogenhoe United. After a spell with Hellenic League Division One side Hook Norton he joined Premier Division side Ardley United for the start of season 2013/14 where over the course of two seasons he established himself as one of the top goalkeepers in the Hellenic League.

Returned to Banbury in the summer of 2015 and has now made over 150 appearances for the club.

Charlie Hawtin 20 year-old full back who joined Banbury in the summer of 2017 after being released by Oxford United on completion of his scholarship. Whilst at Oxford he had “work experience” spells with Burnham, Wantage Town and Aylesbury FC. Made 44 appearances for Banbury last season despite missing the last two months of the campaign due to injury.

George Nash 26 year-old defensive midfielder who joined the club in October 2015.

Played for Western League side Corsham Town before playing for the Loughborough University side in the Midland Alliance for three seasons.

He was captain of the University side and voted Midland Alliance League “Player of the Season” in 2013/14. Whilst at Loughborough he played for the England and Great Britain Universities sides. Played for Chippenham Park in season 2014/15 before joining Worcester City in the summer of 2015 making seven Conference North appearances for them before joining Banbury.

Ricky Johnson 30 year-old striker who joined the club for his third spell in the summer of 2015. Originally came through the Banbury United youth side and made a few first team appearances before going on to play for Easington Sports, Witney United, Hook Norton and Woodford United.

Returned to the Spencer Stadium in December 2011 scoring 19 goals in 42 appearances before leaving in September 2012 for Leamington where he helped them to win the Southern League Championship in 2012/13 before playing the following season for the Brakes in Conference North. He spent season 2014/15 playing for Hellenic League Premier Division side Ardley United. Has now scored over 75 goals for United. Has also played a number of games for United in central defence.

Charlie Wise 22 year-old central defender who originally joined Banbury United in September 2015 from Brackley Town Saints after being a regular in, and also captain of, the Brackley Town Development Hellenic League Division One promotion winning side of season 2014/15. Came through the Brackley Town youth system after joining the club at the age of 12 from the Coventry City academy. Was part of United’s promotion winning side of season 2015/16 making a total of 32 appearances before leaving the club in August 2016 for Kidlington and then moving on to Wantage Town in February 2017. Re-signed for Banbury in September 2017.

Giorgio Rasulo 21 year-old midfielder who came through the MK Dons academy, progressing to make his first team debut at the age of just 15 in an FA Cup tie against Cambridge City. He would go on to make his Football League debut, aged just 16, in the final game of the 2012/13 season.

Whilst at MK Dons he had loan spells with Oxford United, Aldershot Town and Oldham Athletic. He was released by MK Dons at the end of last season and joined Banbury in September 2018. Has represented England at under 16 land U17 level.

Ravi Shamsi 20 year-old attacking midfielder or forward on loan to the club from Maidenhead United. Originally joined the Puritans in the summer of 2017, having previously spent three years with Fulham where he completed his scholarship. Left Banbury to move to Chesham United in November 2017 before joining National League side Maidenhead United this past summer. This is his second loan spell with the Puritans this season, sandwiched between was a spell with Halesowen Town.

Ryan Macdonald 17 year-old striker who has come through the youth teams at Banbury United and after impressing in under 18 games last season moved up to the first team squad, making his first team debut against Hitchin in January 2018.

Amer Awadh 21 year-old forward who joined the club in February 2018. He came through the youth system at Oxford City, playing primarily for the Nomads sides though he progressed to make a few first team appearances. Had been playing for Fanja SC in Oman prior to joining Banbury.

Conference North in season 2011/12, he left them in the summer of 2012 to play for Bedford Town but returned to Court Place Farm in January 2013.

After a three month spell with then Conference National club Nuneaton Town at the start of season 2013/14, he spent the remainder of the season back with Oxford City and then North Leigh before joining Chesham United in the summer of 2014. Left Banbury at the end of season 2016/17 for Kidlington but has returned to the Puritans this season.

Lee Henderson 28 year-old central defender who joined Banbury in the summer of 2018. Had been at Oxford City since the summer of 2013 after joining them from Didcot Town and was their captain last season. He had also previously played for Bicester Town and Witney United and was at Oxford United as a youngster.

Greg Kaziboni 25 year-old forward/wide midfielder who joined Banbury in the summer of 2018. Came through the Northampton Town youth side, after joining them from local side Gregory Celtic, progressing to make five Football League appearances for the Cobblers in 2011. After being released he joined then Conference North side Corby Town for season 2012/13. He moved to Brackley Town at the start of season 2013/14 and was a regular in their side early that season but after losing his place he joined then Southern League Rugby Town in November 2014 before returning to Brackley for the following season in which he made 34 Conference North appearances.

After a lengthy spell out of the game through injury, Greg returned to playing last season with Biggleswade Town.

Eddie Odhiambo Mark Bell 28 year-old wide midfielder who originally joined the club in the summer of 2015 from Chesham United. He was a junior at Oxford United before joining Oxford City, coming through the City Nomads side before establishing himself in the first team. After being part of the City squad that won promotion to

Defender or midfielder who returned to the club in the summer of 2018 for a second spell, though this time in a player/coach role. The 32 year-old began his career as a schoolboy with Oxford United prior to joining Southampton in 2003. He signed professionally for the Saints but didn’t manage to break into their first team and returned to then Conference side Oxford United in the

summer of 2006, playing on a regular basis for them over the course of the next two seasons. He moved to Stevenage Borough ahead of the 2008/09 campaign and was part of their FA Trophy winning side that season and of their side that won promotion to the Football League the following season. He then played for Conference sides Newport County and Gateshead before joining Brackley Town in the summer of 2012. After four seasons at St James Park, he had short stints with Oxford City and Kidlington before moving to Banbury in October 2016. He made 34 appearances for the Puritans in the remainder of season 2016/17 before joining Kidlington in a player/ coach role in the summer of 2017.

Steve Diggin 30 year-old striker who joined Banbury in the summer of 2018. He began his career as a junior with Aston Villa but it was after a prolific goalscoring spell with Cogenhoe United that he joined Corby Town in the summer of 2007, going on to play a key part in their Southern League Championship winning side of 2008/09, scoring 25 goals that season. After two seasons with the Steelmen in Conference North, Steve moved in the summer of 2011 to Brackley Town and immediately won another Southern League Championship medal. After two seasons with Brackley in Conference North he had a one season sojourn with Hednesford Town before returning to St James Park for the start of season 2015/16. Last season he was part of the Brackley team that won the FA Trophy Final at Wembley, with him coming on as substitute and scoring one of the goals in their successful penalty shoot-out.

Charlie Barnett 17 year-old goalkeeper who has progressed through the United junior sides and impressed in the U18 side to earn a place in the first team squad.

SOUTHERN LEAGUE CENTRAL PREMIER DIVISION

St Neots Town This victory left ambitious Coalville Town just a point outside the play-offs and it avenged an earlier meeting with St Neots when they were dumped out of the FA Cup in a penalty shoot-out. It may have been the fourth meeting of the two sides this season (including the FA Cup replay) but the visitors will have learned little in advance about their opponents for St Neots skipper Matt Miles was the only survivor from the last meeting of the two sides. The home side probably played as well as they had in their previous match against champions elect Kettering Town despite the final score not reflecting this, but the winners created few scoring openings yet managed to convert four of them! It was once again a penalty conceded in the opening quarter of an hour that left the home side with a mountain to climb, but this time unlike in the previous match, the penalty decision was much more contentious. It came after 12 minutes when central defender Owen Dunnett appeared to win the ball with a decisive challenge, but his opponent tumbled, and the Referee pointed to the spot on his Assistant’s advice. From that point on St Neots were chasing the game despite their side being strengthened from their previous match with Scott Pollock and Gary Wharton returning after injury and loanee Ryan Hughes returning from his Football League debut with Northampton Town. Also, back in the side was Prince Mutswunguma with Mason Rhiney, Joe Rider and Reif Clarke on the substitutes bench.

After a quiet opening the penalty award after 12 minutes was the first notable incident. Andrew Wright confidently tucked away his spot kick to boost the visitors and a minute later

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Coalville Town

Scott McManus could have increased the lead, but he shot wastefully over the bar. For the next twenty minutes there was little action in either penalty area but a poor clearance by visiting keeper Richard Walton was seized upon by Scott Pollock whose chip drifted just over the cross bar. With much of the play in midfield there was an effective stalemate as neither side were able to dominate but the reorganised home back four seemed to be growing in confidence. Another opening for the visitors saw McManus fire high over the bar after the St Neots defence had failed to clear and then a lengthy free kick three minutes before the break by Ryan Hughes was comfortable gathered by Walton.

A disappointing first half ended with Tom McGlinchey winning his way to the bye line but as he widened his shooting angle his shot flew across the face of goal.

Pollock, still feeling his injury, failed to reappear after the interval giving recent signing Ben Bradley the opportunity for his debut in midfield for St Neots. However, before any significant counter attack could be mustered by the home side, two goals in three minutes effectively ended the contest. Five minutes after the restart Coalville won a free kick and Wright’s floated cross was headed in at the far post by defender Kieran Fenton and three minutes later St Neots were floored by a very unfortunate goal. Another free kick by Wright was deflected up into the air by a defender, wrongfooting his colleagues and it fell invitingly for Tim Berridge to poke home from just a couple of yards. St Neots retaliated with a series of attacking moves and a Hughes free kick was deflected for a corner taken

by Matt Miles. His inswinging

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kick was totally misjudged by visiting keeper Richard Walton who called for the ball but off balance, could only punch it into his own net. If that was the boost St Neots desired it did not materialise. Their efforts failed to significantly test the visiting defence whilst at the other end James Philip made an excellent save to deny McGlinchey.

Eight minutes from time Joe Doyle-Charles won a corner for the visitors but suffered an accidental neck injury that saw an eight minutes delay in play whilst he was treated on pitch before being stretchered off.

However, in the added time substitute Kairo Mitchell took advantage of slack marking to complete the scoring.

St Neots: Philip, Hood, Hughes, Miles, Dunnett, Shaw, Sutton, Pollock, Wharton, Mutswunguma, Norville-Williams Subs: Bradley (for Pollock 46 mins), Rider(for Mutswunguma 74 mins), Rhiney and Clarke.

Cards: Hughes (Y – 42 mins) Goals: OG (57 mins) Coalville: Walton, Thomas, McManus, Fenton, Burgin, Towers, Doyle-Charles, Wright, Omotola, Berridge, McGlinchey Subs: Mitchell (for Berridge 69 mins), Dean (for Wright 78 mins), Shaw (for Doyle-Charles 90 mins), Freeman and Luto.

Cards: none Goals: Wright – pen – (35 mins), Fenton (50 mins), Berridge (53 mins), Mitchell (90+2 mins) Referee: Jeffrey Aldous (Bedford) Attendance: 139

St Neots Town First Team

Teams

P

W

D

L

F

A

GD

PTS

1

Kettering Town

36

26

4

6

75

37

38

82

2

Stourbridge

36

21

8

7

72

33

39

71

3

King's Lynn Town

36

19

10

7

67

36

31

67

4

Stratford Town

36

18

9

9

45

38

7

63

5

Alvechurch

35

17

8

10

50

45

5

59

6

36

15

13

8

58

40

18

58

7

AFC Rushden & Diamonds Coalville Town

35

17

7

11

67

54

13

58

8

Biggleswade Town

36

16

10

10

56

45

11

58

9

Royston Town

35

15

6

14

52

44

8

51

10 Rushall Olympic 11 Tamworth

36

13

10

13

48

45

3

49

36

12

12

12

54

41

13

48

12 Leiston 13 Needham Market

35

12

10

13

52

55

-3

46

36

13

7

16

59

63

-4

46

14 St Ives Town 15 Hitchin Town

36

12

10

14

32

38

-6

46

36

13

6

17

45

57

-12

45

16 Barwell 17 Banbury United

36

10

12

14

49

50

-1

42

36

11

11

14

45

51

-6

40

18 Redditch United

36

11

7

18

52

71

-19

40

19 Lowestoft Town

36

9

9

18

39

55

-16

36

20 St Neots Town

36

8

7

21

27

61

-34

31

21 Halesowen Town

36

5

13

18

23

57

-34

28

22 Bedworth United

36

2

9

25

27

79

-52

15

EVOSTIK LEAGUE SOUTH PREMIER DIVISION CENTRAL Correct at 22:00 Tuesday 26th March 2019

St Neots Town Reserves

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

TEAMS Great Shelford Linton Granta Cambridge University Press West Wratting Ely City Reserves Comberton United Eynesbury Rovers Reserves Cherry Hinton Fulbourn Institute Foxton Eaton Socon Brampton Bar Hill Hemingfords United St Neots Town Reserves

Cambridge City Development

P

W

D

L

GD

PTS

27

21

2

4

62

65

26

19

3

4

44

60

27

19

2

6

41

59

28

14

4

10

5

46

27

13

5

9

5

44

25

12

3

10

-4

39

21

12

2

7

19

38

25

12

2

11

3

38

26

11

5

10

-4

38

26

11

2

13

-5

35

27

10

3

14

-16

33

27

8

4

15

-5

28

25

7

6

12

-8

27

24

5

6

13

-13

21

27

2

4

21

-73

10

24

2

3

19

-51

6

KERSHAW LEAGUE PREMIER DIVISION

ST NEOTS TOWN UNDER 18’S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

St Neots Town U18

TEAM

17

P

15

W

D 1

1

L

GD

PTS

Cambridge City U18 Haverhill Rovers U18 Royston Town U18 Ely City U18 Newmarket Town U18 Mildenhall Town U18 Long Melford Histon U18 Saffron Walden Community Youth

17 13 14 15 16 14 15 16 15

12 10 8 7 4 3 3 2 1

2 0 3 3 0 2 1 5 4

3 3 3 5 12 9 10 9 10

27 22 30 7 -44 -14 -25 -28 -22

38 30 27 24 12 11 11 11 7

47

46

THURLOW NUNN YOUTH LEAGUE CAMBRIDGE DIVISION 2018/19

St Neots Town

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I recently caught up with Stockport County’s Jim Gannon to discuss his side’s superb run of form of late.

League affairs and the Hatters’ outstanding run of late had to be discussed; the small matter of an unbeaten 16-game charge that had seen Gannon’s side march from mid-table to the summit of National North before last weekend’s 1-0 defeat at Brackley Town (that was always going to happen once I chose to write this column on how ‘great’ they have been).

But putting last Saturday’s result aside against another side who have hit form at the right time, winning often becomes a habit.

In County’s case, Gannon claimed there was a combination of factors: the club, which is still part-time, has added an extra day of training to get the very best out of the squad; they have been fortunate with injuries; and the players brought in have gelled quickly.

Meanwhile, old-fashioned hard work has been the garnish to these chief ingredients.

But while the Hatters punch away at the top of one table, it is another which they are rooted to the foot of that may well have had the most positive bearing on their season as they prop up the rest in the disciplinary charts.

Before last weekend, Gannon’s side had received just 33 yellow cards with only one dismissal from their 33 games. And this is no one-off; last year Stockport were awarded this newspaper’s award for Fair Play, and Gannon spoke then of the need to maintain standards on the pitch because eventually it will have a positive effect.

They didn’t receive one red card last season, an astonishing achievement in a league as fullblooded as the National North. Of course, the good behaviour doesn’t always reap rewards; table-topping Chorley are working towards mediocrity when it comes to their disciplinary record this season. But Stockport, along with the side that beat them on Saturday, Brackley, are streets ahead when it comes to keeping players away from the headmaster’s office.

We all love a good tackle and the blood and thunder of this game, but the days of Billy Bremner kicking players for fun are long gone. Good behaviour brings its rewards, and there is something to be said for clubs that leave a lasting and positive mark on you, rather than on opposing players.

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BANBURY UNITED

BARWELL

BEDWORTH UNITED

BIGGLESWADE TOWN

COALVILLE TOWN

HALESOWEN TOWN

HITCHIN TOWN

KETTERING TOWN

AFC RUSHDEN & DIAMONDS AFC RUSHDEN & DIAMONDS

1 -- 1

1 -- 1

1 -- 1

3 -- 1

3 -- 3

3 -- 1

2 -- 0

2 -- 1

22-Ap

22-Apr

1 -- 5

3 -- 0

2 -- 1

13-Apr

1 -- 0

30-Mar

1 -- 3

6 -- 1

20-Apr

1 -- 2

4 -- 2

2 -- 1

27-Apr

4 -- 1

1 -- 1

0 -- 0

2 -- 3

1 -- 1

0 -- 1

0 -- 1

13-Apr

22-Apr

0 -- 1

2 -- 2

1 -- 2

3 -- 0

20-Apr

1 -- 1

1 -- 0

3 -- 0

4 -- 1

2 -- 2

0 -- 0

13-Ap

ALVECHURCH

0 -- 0

BANBURY UNITED

1 -- 0

3 -- 1

BARWELL

1 -- 1

1 -- 2

2 -- 1

BEDWORTH UNITED

1 -- 3

0 -- 2

1 -- 3

0 -- 1

BIGGLESWADE TOWN

1 -- 0

4 -- 2

0 -- 0

30-Mar

1 -- 1

COALVILLE TOWN

20-Apr

2 -- 0

1 -- 1

1 -- 0

1 -- 0

2 -- 0

HALESOWEN TOWN

0 -- 1

1 -- 1

2 -- 0

0 -- 2

6-Apr

1 -- 1

1 -- 3

HITCHIN TOWN

3 -- 4

1 -- 1

0 -- 1

2 -- 0

4 -- 1

0 -- 2

1 -- 0

5 -- 1

KETTERING TOWN

2 -- 1

6-Apr

3 -- 0

20-Apr

5 -- 1

2 -- 3

2 -- 3

2 -- 0

5 -- 0

KINGS LYNN TOWN

1 -- 1

1 -- 0

3 -- 1

3 -- 2

1 -- 1

2 -- 4

4 -- 1

30-Mar

3 -- 2

0 -- 0

LEISTON

1 -- 4

2 -- 0

13-Apr

0 -- 1

1 -- 1

3 -- 0

2 -- 0

4 -- 0

1 -- 2

30-Ma

LOWESTOFT TOWN

1 -- 1

1 -- 2

1 -- 0

0 -- 0

27-Apr

2 -- 1

6-Apr

5 -- 1

3 -- 2

0 -- 1

NEEDHAM MARKET

1 -- 5

27-Apr

3 -- 3

0 -- 2

4 -- 1

1 -- 0

1 -- 1

1 -- 1

8 -- 1

0 -- 3

REDDITCH UNITED

2 -- 2

4 -- 2

2 -- 0

2 -- 4

0 -- 1

6-Apr

1 -- 5

3 -- 0

20-Apr

1 -- 4

ROYSTON TOWN

2 -- 1

0 -- 1

3 -- 0

27-Apr

2 -- 0

4 -- 6

2 -- 0

0 -- 0

1 -- 0

0 -- 1

RUSHALL OLYMPIC

2 -- 0

1 -- 2

1 -- 1

1 -- 1

0 -- 0

2 -- 2

0 -- 2

0 -- 0

1 -- 2

0 -- 1

ST IVES TOWN

6-Apr

0 -- 2

1 -- 2

1 -- 2

2 -- 1

0 -- 1

0 -- 1

2 -- 0

2 -- 1

1 -- 2

ST NEOTS TOWN

0 -- 1

0 -- 3

30-Mar

1 -- 0

2 -- 1

2 -- 2

1 -- 4

27-Apr

0 -- 0

0 -- 3

STOURBRIDGE

2 -- 1

20-Apr

2 -- 0

3 -- 0

3 -- 1

2 -- 0

4 -- 2

1 -- 1

3 -- 0

1 -- 2

STRATFORD TOWN

1 -- 0

0 -- 1

2 -- 1

2 -- 1

3 -- 1

22-Apr

0 -- 2

2 -- 1

2 -- 0

1 -- 3

TAMWORTH

27-Apr

1 -- 1

4 -- 0

3 -- 3

2 -- 2

1 -- 1

1 -- 3

4 -- 1

2 -- 0

0 -- 0

0 -- 1

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KINGS LYNN TOWN

LEISTON

LOWESTOFT TOWN

NEEDHAM MARKET

REDDITCH UNITED

ROYSTON TOWN

RUSHALL OLYMPIC

ST IVES TOWN

ST NEOTS TOWN

STOURBRIDGE

STRATFORD TOWN

TAMWORTH

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1 -- 0

1 -- 1

1 -- 1

2 -- 1

5 -- 2

30-Mar

0 -- 2

0 -- 0

2 -- 0

13-Apr

2 -- 0

2 -- 2

3

0 -- 3

TBA

4 -- 2

3 -- 0

3 -- 0

0 -- 0

1 -- 0

2 -- 1

3 -- 2

0 -- 0

2 -- 2

0 -- 3

1

6-Apr

1 -- 0

0 -- 0

2 -- 1

TBA

0 -- 1

2 -- 1

1 -- 2

1 -- 3

0 -- 0

1 -- 1

0 -- 0

1

1 -- 3

6-Apr

1 -- 1

13-Apr

4 -- 0

1 -- 2

1 -- 3

1 -- 1

6 -- 1

1 -- 1

0 -- 0

22-Apr

2

0 -- 3

2 -- 2

1 -- 1

0 -- 4

0 -- 2

1 -- 2

1 -- 3

0 -- 2

1 -- 0

0 -- 2

30-Mar

1 -- 4

0

1 -- 2

1 -- 2

3 -- 1

2 -- 0

2 -- 0

1 -- 4

27-Apr

1 -- 0

1 -- 0

1 -- 2

0 -- 0

3 -- 0

2

3 -- 3

2 -- 2

1 -- 0

1 -- 2

30-Mar

TBA

2 -- 2

27-Apr

1 -- 1

6 -- 4

1 -- 2

1 -- 2

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2 -- 2

0 -- 0

1 -- 0

1 -- 1

22-Apr

1 -- 0

2 -- 0

1 -- 1

1 -- 1

0 -- 3

0 -- 2

0 -- 1

1

3 -- 0

2 -- 2

13-Apr

1 -- 2

1 -- 0

22-Apr

0 -- 1

1 -- 0

6-Apr

2 -- 1

2 -- 0

1 -- 0

2 -- 1

1 -- 2

3 -- 0

3 -- 2

4 -- 4

1 -- 0

2 -- 1

0 -- 3

2 -- 0

4 -- 2

27-Apr

2 -- 1

1 -- 1

4 -- 0

22-Apr

2 -- 0

4 -- 2

3 -- 0

2 -- 0

0 -- 0

0 -- 1

0 -- 0

13-Apr

22-Apr

2 -- 1

4 -- 3

1 -- 1

0 -- 1

0 -- 2

2 -- 0

0 -- 3

1 -- 2

2 -- 2

0 -- 2

0 -- 0

2 -- 0

2 -- 4

0 -- 1

1 -- 2

1 -- 0

20-Apr

1 -- 3

3 -- 1

0 -- 2

1 -- 1

20-Apr

0 -- 1

6-Apr

2 -- 1

1 -- 3

1 -- 2

2 -- 1

2 -- 0

1 -- 1

0 -- 4

0 -- 1

0 -- 0

20-Apr

1 -- 2

5 -- 0

3 -- 2

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

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1 -- 5

1

1 -- 0

1 -- 2

3

1 -- 4

2 -- 2

1 -- 0

4

1 -- 1

27-Apr

4 -- 2

4 -- 1

1

0 -- 1

2 -- 5

1 -- 1

2 -- 4

0 -- 1

1

2 -- 1

2 -- 0

3 -- 1

30-Mar

1 -- 3

0 -- 3

2

1 -- 1

0 -- 2

0 -- 0

1 -- 1

13-Apr

0 -- 0

0 -- 3

3

20-Apr

2 -- 0

1 -- 3

0 -- 3

3 -- 1

1 -- 0

0 -- 1

0 -- 1

2

27-Apr

4 -- 0

3 -- 1

3 -- 1

4 -- 1

2 -- 1

1 -- 1

30-Mar

1 -- 0

3

0 -- 2

3 -- 2

1 -- 3

3 -- 1

3-Jan

13-Apr

6-Apr

0 -- 0

1 -- 0

0 -- 0

0

0 -- 1

20-Apr

30-Mar

1 -- 2

1 -- 3

1 -- 2

2 -- 0

1 -- 2

5 -- 0

1 -- 0

2 -- 1 0 -- 1

uthern Premier Division Central 2018-19

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

08 Jan

LEISTON

EVO

2 0

128

Iron

Sinclair

Herd

Short

H

12 Jan

Leiston

Evo

0 2

208

Iron

Sinclair

Herd

Knight

15 Jan

Yaxley

HSC

2 2*

102

Iron

Miles

Herd

Knight

19 Jan

ALVECHURCH

EVO

0 3

198

Iron

Miles

Herd

Knight

H

26 Jan

Needham Market

EVO

1 0

299

Iron

Miles

Herd

Wood

S

05 Feb

Biggleswade Town

EVO

0 1

188

Iron

Miles

Fullianty

Rhiney

09 Feb

Tamworth

EVO

0 5

512

Iron

Miles

Fullianty

Rhiney

16 Feb

Stourbridge

EVO

0 1

596

Iron

Hood

Norville-Williams

Miles

23 Feb

BARWELL FC

EVO

1 0

171

Philip

Hood

Norville-Williams

Miles

02 Mar

Redditch United

EVO

1 1

226

Philip

Hood

Norville-Williams

Miles

09 Mar

BIGGLESWADE TOWN

EVO

2 2

284

Philp

Hood

Norville-Williams

Miles

16 Mar

LOWESTOFT TOWN

EVO

1 3

293

Philp

Hood

Norville-Williams

Miles

23 Mar

Kettering Town

EVO

0 2

894

Philp

Hood

Norville-Williams

Miles

26 Mar

COALVILLE TOWN

EVO

1 4

139

Philp

Hood

Hughes

Miles

* win 3 2 on Penalties

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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

Hughes

Parr

Stanley

Pollock

Hall

WILLIAMS D

NORVILLE-WILLIAMS

Wharton

Short

Parr

Stanley

Miles

Wharton

Williams D

Norville-Williams

Rhiney

Hughes

Wood

Stanley

Rhiney

HALL

Williams D

NORVILLE-WILLIAMS

Wharton

Sinclair

Hughes

Parr

Sinclair

Short

Hall

Williams D

Norville-Williams

Wood

Wharton Joseph

SHORT

Parr

Sinclair

Newell

Hall

Wharton

Norville-Williams

Mutswunguma

Shaw

Hughes

Joseph

Pollock

Rider

Mutswunguma

Norville-Williams

Bissett-Clark

Minall

Shaw

Hughes

Joseph

Pollock

Rider

Mutswunguma

Norville-Williams

Bissett-Clark

Dunnett

Shaw

Hughes

Rhiney

Pollock

Wharton

Rider

Beckley

Mutswunguma

Sutton

Shaw

Hughes

Beckley

Pollock

WHARTON

Sutton

Mutswunguma

Joseph

Rider

Rhiney

Shaw

Hughes

Pollock

Rhiney

WHARTON

Sutton

Mutswunguma

Beckley

Rider

Fulianty

Shaw

Hughes

MUTSWUNGUMA

Rhiney

WHARTON

Sutton

Trendall

Clarke

Beckley

Rider

Shaw

Hughes

Mutswunguma

Rhiney

WHARTON

Sutton

Trendall

Joseph

Rider

Fulianty

Shaw

Dunnett

Clarke

Rhiney

Rider

Sutton

Beckley

Fulianty

Mutswunguma

Yeomans

Shaw

Dunnett

Sutton

Pollock

Wharton

Mutswunguma

Norville-Williams

Bradley

Rider

Dunnett

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