2017-2018 St Neots Town Vs Redditch United / Banbury United - Issue 19

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Redditch United / Banbury United ISSUE 19: OFFICIAL ONLINE MATCHDAY MAGAZINE EVO-STIK LEAGUE SOUTH PREMIER

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WELCOME The lads were quite magnificent on a night of quite horrendous conditions Hello everyone and welcome back to the Premier Plus Stadium, home of the Saints and the Mick George Academy, for today’s Evostik South League Premier Division match.

Today we extend a very warm the players, officials and supporters of either Redditch United or Banbury United, dependant on which game you are attending and of course, if the weather has been kind to us after another few days of heavy rainfall.

Also today a huge welcome to the players and parents of Huntingdon Rowdies Under 11s, St Neots Town Youth and Saints Under 8 Sky and Under 15 Navy, who are all spending the afternoon with us today and we hope you all enjoy your time with us here at the Premier Plus Stadium.

Right then, three games in five days, a really testing time for Matt and the whole squad with very little recovery time between games and we have come away with six points out of a possible nine. A good return I hear you say? Indeed, but in all fairness, we really should have been knocking on the door of a full house of reward points after throwing away a golden opportunity at Kings Langley with a great strike from Knighty in the fourth minute and then conceding three times in seven minutes, the rest of

the game was going to be an uphill struggle. Another before the break made the second half near on impossible to get anything positive but fair play to the lads, that spirit shone through and goals from Nabs and Knighty (yes, a double from the skipper) meant we made a real fist of trying to pull the deficit back but alas, we fell just short. This game came just two days after our local derby win over St Ives Town in front of what was a disappointing crowd here at the Premier Plus Stadium. Goals on the night from Bridgo, Nabs and young Jordan N-W saw us home to a comfortable win. The final part of the trilogy came on Monday evening when we made the long trek to Dorset in quite horrible conditions and on the night, the lads were quite magnificent, putting Saturday’s disappointments behind us and clocking up a win, three points, four goals and a clean sheet too.

Goals from Meech, Nabs (2) and DSF saw us across the line in front of a handful of the hardy faithful who had managed to make the long trip on a Monday night.

Just a reminder that the Huntingdonshire Senior Cup Final will now take place here at the Premier Plus Stadium on Wednesday 2nd May at 7:45pm after a request from both ourselves and Eynesbury Rovers to switch the tie to the town of St Neots, allowing more supporters easier access to the game rather than driving 20 odd miles to the venue.

A coin toss was arranged and we won the toss. Please help spread the word and let’s get a decent crowd in for this showcase final.

Away from the pitch, don’t forget tickets for presentation evening on Saturday 12th May – beginning at 5.00pm, are now on sale, costing £20 and for this you get a casino evening, 2 course meal, presentations and a disco.

Dress code is SMART (Shirt/ Tie and Trousers) for this event. If you are interested, please see either Louise or Claire for tickets.

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MANAGER’S NOTES Welcome to you all and I hope you are well and ready to be entertained.

We welcome our visitors and a huge extra special welcome to our mascots of Huntingdon Rowdies and St Neots Town Youth and I hope they have a great experience and time here at the club today.

The players have had a rest and on reflection, they have responded well to a busy and gruelling workload. 7 points picked up in our last 4 games and 12 goals scored

shows they have picked themselves up from the mini splutter. We were Impressive vs St Ives, Indifferent vs Kings Langley and absolutely class against Dorchester so I’m pleased with the 3 games in 5 days and what they delivered. We now have to take that into our double header today and Tuesday and with four league games left and three at home, it’s at

home we want to impress and entertain.

So give the boys the credit they deserve and keep up your fantastic support and appreciation of them, which we all respect massively and thank you all for.

And let’s end the season well, leading into the Cup Final.

Matt Clements

OPPONENT SPOTLIGHT

REDDITCH UNITED FC Joined League: 1887 Chairman: Chris Swan Website: www.redditchunited.co.uk Nickname: The Reds

A special welcome for our next home Southern League Premier Division fixture of the season with REDDITCH UNITED our visitors this afternoon.

Redditch are only one of five clubs who have been in the Premier Division of the Southern League for all six seasons since we won our promotion at the end of the 2011/12 season, such has been the movement in both promotions and relegations.

The other four are Hitchin, Chesham, Frome and Weymouth and the significance of this is that judging by the advance notice of the geographical boundaries of the new Step Three Leagues next season, only Hitchin and Redditch are likely to feature on our fixture list for the seventh consecutive season. However, as glad as we shall be to play the Reds next season we need to do some improving in our ongoing record against them. In eleven league matches so far between our two teams, Redditch have won six, there have been two draws and our lads have won just twice – a double achieved last season – 1-0 here and 4-1 away. After the Easter weekend and prior to recent matches, Redditch sat two places and three points below our lads and after today we shall each have three games left to complete the season. Two seasons ago Redditch had their best season at Step Three finishing runners up to Champions Poole Town but losing to Leamington in the play-offs. Earlier this season in a tightly fought match on the new Redditch astro turf our sides drew 2-2 with our lads going 2-0 ahead in the first eighteen minutes before two

goals in the last eight minutes saw the points shared and after that match the Redditch manager was ‘relieved of his duties’.

CLUB HISTORY Redditch Town was established in 1891 and immediately joined the Birmingham Combination, where they played for a single season. The club achieved its first success by winning the Worcestershire Senior Cup in 1894 and becoming runnersup in 1898. In 1914 they won the Birmingham Combination Championship for the first time and, finally, the Birmingham Senior Cup in 1925. The 1930s were a much more rewarding period for the club and its supporters, starting by winning the Worcestershire Senior Cup and the Birmingham Senior Cup in successive seasons.

Reds almost achieved a notable double in 1932–33 when, having won the Combination, they were defeated in the Senior Cup Final.

Apart from an unsuccessful appearance in the Birmingham Senior Cup final just before the World War, Reds moved into a fallow period. In 1953 Redditch regained the Combination Championship and was runnersup in the Worcestershire Senior Cup. This Championship success was repeated in 1955.

In 1957 they were runners-up in the Birmingham Senior Cup. In 1971–72 the club reached the first round of the FA Cup for the first time, losing 6–0 in the replay at Peterborough United after a 1–1 draw at home in front of a crowd of 4,500. At the end of the season they finished sixth in the West Midlands (Regional)

League Premier Division and joined Division One North of the Southern League. They won the Worcestershire Senior Cup in 1974 and 1975. The following season they won Division One North and were promoted to the Premier Division. In 1978–79 they finished eighth in the league and became founder members of the Alliance Premier League (now the Football Conference).

However, they finished bottom in its first season and dropped into the Southern League’s Midland Division. After finishing as runners-up in 1985–86 the club was promoted to the Premier Division, where they remained until relegation in 1989. The following season they reached the first round of the FA Cup losing 3–1 to Merthyr Tydfil. At the end of the season they beat Northwich Victoria 4–3 over the two-legged final of the Staffordshire Senior Cup. In 1997–98 the Reds reached two cup finals, the Southern League Cup and the Birmingham Senior Cup. Both were lost, and the cup run caused a large fixture backlog that resulted in the club having to play nine matches in nine days at the end of the season. In 2003–04 the club won the Southern League Western Division. Due to league re-organisation caused by the establishment of the Conference North and South, the club entered play-offs to be promoted to the new leagues. After beating King’s Lynn 1–0 and Merthyr Tydfil 3–0 the club was promoted to the Conference North.

After a ninth-place finish in 2004–05, Redditch struggled in 2005–06, only avoiding relegation on the final day of

the season. Although they won the Worcester Senior Cup beating local rivals Worcester City the following year, they only avoided relegation again after Scarborough received a 10-point penalty for going into administration. After a very difficult 2010–11 campaign in the Conference North Redditch was relegated to the Southern League Premier Division.

JIM MUTTON (CAPTAIN) Strong 6’4 central defender whose career began as a trainee at Birmingham City. He joined Redditch United in the summer of 2013, cementing his reputation as a uncompromising centre back, before moving to Hednesford Town followed.

This is his third spell at Redditch United and the club have secured Jim’s services on contract until the end of the 2018-19 season.

SQUAD 2017/18

ETHAN ROSS Currently on a season long loan from West Bromwich Albion.

Made his debut for Redditch United against Dorchester Town.

ANDY MORRELL Played over 450 games in the football league for Wrexham, Coventry City, Blackpool and Bury scoring 132 goals. Has also previously managed Wrexham from 2011-2014 and, most recently, Tamworth from 2014-2018.

Defenders

Midfielders

DANNY JACKMAN Defender / player coach who joined earlier this year from Worcester having started his career as a trainee at Aston Villa.

Signed by Stockport County during a loan spell during 2003/4 season, later playing for Gillingham, Northampton and Kidderminster Harriers.

ASHLEY SAMMONS Midfielder who began his career with Birmingham City, for whom he made one appearance, in the League Cup. He moved into non-league football with Hereford United, Worcester City, Redditch United, Corby Town and Hednesford Town before joining National League club Solihull Moors in 2017. He rejoined Redditch in November 2017. Sammons has also represented his country at under 17 Level.

Goalkeeper

NATHAN FOX Attacking, energetic full back signed from Sutton Coldfield this summer. Previous clubs include Notts County.

GOWAN STARES Competitive defender. Grew up in New Zealand but moved back to UK as a teenager to play in the West Brom Academy. Has played in NZ and UK before signing for Redditch in 2017.

LEWIS WRIGHT Right back, who signed from Hednesford Town in September.

Previous clubs include Solihull Moors, Tividale, Continental Star and as a youngster for Birmingham City and West Bromwich Albion.

KYLE BELMONTE Central midfielder who signed last season from K idderminster Harriers. He has also played for Worcester City.

JACK COATES No nonsense centre half signed from Aston Villa last season permanently signing on deadline day making his debut against St Ives Town.

KEENAH ROSSER Quick, attacking full back who received Boldmere’s player of the year last season. Previous clubs include Solihull Moors,

Rugby Town and Halesowen Town.

MARCEL SIMPSON Experienced, strong centre half with previous clubs including home town Evesham United, Rugby Town, Bedworth United, Daventry and Stratford.

JACK COLE A product of the current academy programme, Jack has appeared in several team selections this season.

ZAQIB HUSSAIN Versatile player who signed from Worcester City in February 2017. Previous clubs include Kidderminster, Worcester City and Upton Town.

Strikers TRISTIAN DUNKLEY Plays as a striker and signed in November from Rushall Olympic. His previous clubs include Solihull Moors, Hednesford Town, Halesowen Town and Worcester City.

STUART FLEETWOOD Centre forward, recent signing from Merthyr Town, who was also a talented rugby fly-half as a youngster. He switched to football after scoring 104 goals in one season for Newent youth.

He started his football career with Cardiff City at the age of 12 and has played for Hereford United, Charlton Athletic, Luton Town Eastleigh, Sutton United, Bath, Weymouth and Merthyr Town. Fleetwood has won several caps for Wales Under 21s, making his debut in 2004 against Latvia.

ADAM PAGE Adam signed his first professional deal with Cheltenham Town in 2015, later joining Hereford on loan. After an impressive spell there, he returned to Cheltenham and later signed for Gloucester City.

OPPONENT SPOTLIGHT

BANBURY UNITED FC Joined League: 1931 Chairman: Ronnie Johnson Website: www.pitchero.com/clubs/banburyunitedfootballclub/ A special welcome for our next home Southern League Premier Division fixture of the season with BANBURY UNITED our visitors this evening.

After being very early season leaders of the table Banbury have spent most of the season just outside the playoff places and are currently ninth eight points and four places ahead of our lads at the time these notes were penned. At the end of the 2014/15 season Banbury finished 21st in the table and was relegated to the South and West Division but roared back to win promotion back to the Premier Division at their first attempt. In our nine meetings with Banbury we have won four times and drawn twice but all four of those victories came in our first five meetings, so some recent improvement would be desirable.

Earlier in the season we travelled to Banbury returning with a creditable draw thanks to a Dylan Williams goal in the second half, having trailed at half time. Banbury are a fan-owned club and have been playing at Step Three since the year 2000. Recently their best showing at this level was last season when they finished sixth – just one place but five points below the play-offs.

Banbury have reached the first round Proper of the FA Cup three times in their history but this season they bowed out at the third round qualifying stage to Northern Premier League side Shildon. In the FA Trophy they defeated Tiverton (whom they had also knocked out of the FA Cup) but lost to Farnborough in the Second Qualifying Round and in the BFB League Cup they were early casualties losing to lower graded Didcot Town in the first round.

CLUB HISTORY 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 status of the Birmingham Combination began to decline in the early 1950s.

At the end of the 1953-54 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.

In 1965 a group of local businessmen bought the club and Banbury Spencer became Banbury United and 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. 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 197374, 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 and 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. In 1999/200 the club clinched the Hellenic League championship with two games remaining and Banbury United were back in the Southern League almost ten years after leaving it.

The restructure of non-league football meant that the 2004-05 season was anticipated as keenly as any in the history of the club and United were equal to the challenge of Premier Division football – but only just. Winless after five games, they rose to ninth by the end of October but then struggled and by February had sunk to within one place of the relegation zone and spent two months there before a late improvement saw them to safety with a game to spare. Five wins in the first eight games of the 2011-2 season took United to second place but as players left the cash-strapped club, tempted by better offers, an alarming slump followed. Winning only six of their next 31 matches, United fell into the relegation places on Easter Monday. Two wins in the last three games saw them to safety. In 2013/14 Banbury finished 16th in the table nine points above the relegation zone. Relegated the following season Banbury bounced straight back to the Premier Division this season via the play-offs.

SQUAD 2017/18 JACK HARDING 25 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.

TOM BRADBURY 19 year-old central defender who signed for the club in January 2017.

Formerly with the MK Dons academy and spent the first half of season 2016/17 with Ryman League side Ware.

LUKE CARNELL 25 year-old central defender who joined the club from Didcot Town in October 2016. He had joined Didcot from then Southern League club Abingdon United in January 2013 and made over 150 appearances for the Railwaymen and was their club captain. He had previously had spells with Woodford United and Brackley Town.

CHARLIE HAWTIN 19 year-old full back who was released by Oxford United on completion of his scholarship at the end of last season. He had “work experience” spells with Burnham, Wantage Town and Aylesbury FC last season. Joined Banbury in the summer of 2017.

TOM WINTERS 31 year-old winger who joined the club on a permanent basis in the summer of 2017 after having a three month loan spell with the club from National League South side Oxford City at the end of last season. He came through the Oxford United youth system and progressed to make a handful of Football League appearances for them before spending eight seasons with

Brackley Town. During that spell he was a key member of the side that earned two promotions going from Division One level of the Southern League, up to the Premier Division and then into Conference North, making over 300 appearances and scoring over 100 goals for the Saints.

He left Brackley in the summer of 2013 to join Oxford City and spent two seasons with them before having a season back at St James Park before returning to Oxford City in the summer of 2016.

DARREN POND 30 year-old midfielder who came through the youth and reserve sides at Banbury United, making his first team debut for the club as a 17 year-old against Cirencester Town in August 2004. Made 107 first team appearances for the club, scoring nine goals before moving to Oxford City in the summer of 2007. He spent nine years at City and made over 300 appearances for them through to the end of season 2015/16, scoring over 50 goals. In his time at City he was a key part of two promotion winning squads from the Southern League South & West Division, through the Southern League Premier Division and up to the Conference Regional Leagues. Darren left Oxford City last summer and joined then Southern League Premier Division Leamington and made 44 appearances for them last season as they earned promotion through the play-offs to the National League North. Returned to Banbury in the summer of 2017.

SAM HUMPHREYS 21 year old central midfielder who joined the club in November 2016 from Hayes & Yeading United. A former scholar at Oxford United who had two years there as a professional. After a spell with Norwegian fourth tier side FK Valdres he joined Hayes & Yeading United in August 2016.

GEORGE NASH 25 year-old 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.

JACK SELF 22 year-old midfielder who made 78 appearances for Didcot Town after moving there from Oxford City in the summer of 2014 . Had spent time with Oxford United in their youth system before joining City. Moved to Banbury United in the summer of 2016.

LEAM HOWARDS 22 year-old striker who came through the junior, youth and reserve sides at Banbury United and progressed to make a handful of first team appearances prior to joining Abingdon Town in November 2013.

He re-joined Banbury in August 2014 and was a key part of the club’s Southern League South & West Division promotion winning squad of season 2015/16, scoring 17 goals for the club that season. After making 116 first team appearances for the Puritans, scoring a total of 41 goals, he left Banbury in September 2016 for Ardley United, scoring 24 goals in 38 appearances for the Hellenic League Premier Division side to the end of last season. Returned to Banbury in the summer of 2017.

RICKY JOHNSON 29 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.

CHARLIE WISE 22 year-old central defender 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 of last year for Kidlington and then moving on to Wantage Town in February 2017. Re-signed for Banbury in September 2017.

ELLIOT SANDY 32 year-old attacking midfielder who joined the club in November 2017.

Began his career in the youth set-up at Northampton Town prior to playing for Brackley Town between 2006 and 2014, interrupted by a short spell with Oxford City and loan spells with Corby Town, Leamington and Kettering Town. He then played for Dunstable Town and Kettering Town on a permanent basis, playing a key part in the Poppies Southern League Division One Central Championship winning side of season 2014/15. He has since played for AFC Rushden & Diamonds. Stamford and Newport Pagnell Town before returning to Stamford for a second spell this past summer.

RYAN MACDONALD Striker who has come through the youth teams at Banbury United and after impressing in under 18 games this season has been added to the first team squad. Made his first team debut against Hitchin in early January when coming on as a late substitute.

JORDY NGATHE 19 year-old defender who joined the club in November 2017. Came through the Oxford City Nomads development sides and progressed to make 30 appearances for the City first team in season 2016/17. Had a short spell with Bishop’s Cleeve earlier this season before returning to Oxford City.

JACK FINCH 21 year-old midfielder who joined the club in November 2017. He progressed through the Coventry City academy to sign professionally at the end of season 2013/14.

He made 16 Football League

appearances for the Sky Blues in season 2014/15 but long term injury meant he did not make any appearances the following season though he did make a League Cup and three EFL Trophy appearances last season. He was released by the Sky Blues at the end of last season and earlier this season played for Kidderminster Harriers.

AMER AWADH 20 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. He has more recently been playing for Fanja SC in Oman.

PAUL STONEHOUSE 30 year-old left back who joined the club from Hungerford Town in February 2018. Was originally with Forest Green Rovers and made over 150 first team appearances for the then Conference National side. He then moved to fellow Conference National side Mansfield Town in the summer of 2010 before joining another Conference National side Bath City 12 months later. In the summer of 2012 Paul joined Conference North side Oxford City before moving to Slough Town in the summer of 2016, making 49 first team appearances for the Rebels last season as they reached the Southern League Premier Division play-offs.

He joined Hungerford Town in the summer of 2017.

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Our prestigious National Game Awards are bigger than ever this year and we couldn’t wait to reveal one of the new prizes up for grabs this summer!

One of the best things about football, and particularly Non-League, is the many great grounds and welcoming clubs available to visit when following your team around the country.

To recognise this important part of the game, we’re introducing the Non-League Away Day Experience of the Year Award to this year’s ceremony on May 16 at Stamford Bridge.

Our friends at the Football Supporters Federation are kindly supporting the fantastic new award, and here’s what we’re looking for in the winner!

The award will recognise those clubs who go the extra mile in making away fans welcome in the top four levels of the Non-League game.

Travelling supporters are vital to the atmosphere at matches, the additional revenue they bring improves the financial viability of clubs. A noisy and colourful away following will often spark home supporters into generating the kind of atmosphere that makes even a mediocre game more of an event.

A bigger crowd will also attract additional revenue from sponsors, who want to be associated with the spectacle of the match and celebration of our game.

Sometimes the result even pales into insignificance if the experience has been enjoyable! Have you ever had an away day like this? We need your help to find a very worthy winner.

Facilities and resources vary, so we are inviting nominations at each of Steps 1 to 4 of the National League System to recognise the superb work clubs do across Non-League.

A judging panel will decide the winning club at each level with those clubs receiving an award from the FSF and The Non-League Paper.

Those clubs will then be carefully considered for the new Non-League Away Day Experience of the Year Award at our National Game Awards.

Nominations should be sent to ngaawayday@fsf.org.uk with your reasons why a particular club should be considered, this might include: quality of accommodation for away fans, food and drinks offer, ticket pricing, attitude and behaviour of stewards and home supporters.

Finley

1ST TEAM REPORT ST NEOTS TOWN Southern League Premier Division St Neots earned local bragging rights with a comprehensive victory over neighbors St Ives in their hastily re-arranged Easter Monday match. The final score line could and should have been far more comprehensive with the visitors only offering nominal opposition against a well-prepared home side who were keen to atone for having gone five league matches without a victory. When the two sides had met at the start of the year at Westwood Road, it was St Neots who had been reduced to ten men in the first half, but held on for a share of the points, but this time it was St Ives who had to play for an hour with ten men. However, even before the sending-off the visitors had been clearly outplayed after a poor start and visiting Manager Ricky Marheineke admitted his side had too often played individually rather than collectively and did not deserve any reward from a below-par performance. St Neots had Tom Meechan back in the fold for a rare appearance and he boosted his sides’ potency in attack. This only team change left Kyron Wiltshire on the bench.

St Neots were out of the blocks from the first whistle and were quickly dictating the pattern of play with Dion Sembie-Ferris tormenting the visiting defence.

Then after just four minutes St Neots eased into the lead as Dylan Williams and Tom Meechan combined neatly for David Bridges open the scoring as he claimed his third league goal of the season. St Ives

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offered little in reply as Meechan shot narrowly over the bar and from a corner Tom Wood had his volley blocked on the goal line. It was 17 minutes before the visitors managed their first shot of the match from their most impressive player, Tom Knowles but his effort was blocked by a defender. A significant moment followed after 31 minutes when Lewis Leslie picked up two yellow cards in quick succession and St Ives was reduced to ten men bringing on Dan Moyes for Phil Draycott to shore up their under fire defence. St Neots now territorially dominant failed to convert their possession into goals but five minutes before the break, Sembie-Ferris and Jordan Norville-Williams combined to set up Nabil Shariff who scored his third goal in five matches for the home side to make the score 2-0.

Luke Warner-Eley then saved his side further embarrassment with a last-ditch tackle to rob SembieFerris.

The game seemed to lose much of its momentum after half time because although St Neots remained in control they were not threatening the visiting goal.

However, after 54 minutes a neat crossfield pass picked out Jordan Norville-Williams and he drilled a low shot wide of Tim Trebes’ desperate dive to make it 3-0 – his first goal for the club. With more than half an hour remaining St Neots should then have gone on to boost their goal difference but that never looked likely as the St Ives defence was on a face-saving exercise and they defended stoutly and effectively in numbers to reduce St Neots’ openings. The home side was guilty of wayward finishing but

1 with the points in the bag the urgency seemed to disappear.

Seven minutes from time St Neots custodian Finlay Iron had to make his first serious save from the sprightly Knowles and five minutes later a defensive loss of concentration saw St Ives capitalize on a break against the run of play as Danny Kelly smashed home for some late consolation for the visitors.

St Neots: Iron, Wood, NorvilleWilliams, Knight, McDevitt, Parr, Sembie-Ferris, Bridges, Meechan, Shariff, Williams (D) Subs: Wiltshire (for Bridges 57 mins), Sinclair (for Parr 66 mins), Broccoli (for Williams 71 mins).

Cards: Bridges (Y – 34 mins) Goals: Bridges (4 mins), Shariff (47 mins), Norville-Williams (54 mins)

St Ives: Trebes, Draycott, Warner-Eley, De’Ath, Kelly, Smith, Knowles, Leslie, Libertucci, Clark, Baker Subs: Moyes (for Draycott 32 mins), Rogers (for Libertucci 63 mins), Ogbonna (for Baker 72 mins) Cards: Leslie (RED - 2 x Y - 27 and 31 mins) Goals: Kelly (88 mins) Referee: Oliver Mackey (xxx) Attendance: 238

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CHAIRMAN’S NOTES Welcome everyone to our busy end of season run-in of games starting with our visitors for today’s game, Redditch United and Banbury United.

I would like to wish both teams and their officials and supporters, a very warm welcome to the Premier Plus Stadium, home of the SAINTS. Like ourselves Redditch are mid table and fighting for every point available to finish the season as high as possible and build for the

future and Banbury United are a couple of places above us but well within our sights so two very tough games in prospect.

Matt and the team will need all the physical and mental strength in these final games of this season to push on and get the consistency needed to build on their

points tally and finish the season in good form.

Let us all, Saints fans, give Matt and the team every help we can as their 12th man to push them over the line with a good performance and pick up some valuable points. Come on the Saints.

Barry

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With Emily Dodson

What footballer did you want to be like growing up?

Jack Bradshaw - Giggs, I used to play upfront.

It was only when I signed a pro contract I started playing right back.

One thing that annoys you?

Mike Emery - Gary Dean

Which of your team mates has the worst banter?

Johnny Herd - Emmerz, I don’t get his northern banter.

What shampoo do you use?

Luke Knight - Herbal essences

Which of your team mates would you not want to share a bath with?

Dylan Williams - Taylor Parr

If you could be in a boy band, which one would it be?

Taylor Parr - One Direction We know you love being on the microphone, so what’s your karaoke song?

Tom Wood - Mario Let me love you There was a video on Twitter of you rapping at a wedding. Who would you collaborate with? And what song?

Liam McDevitt - Jay Z, acapella to any beat.

Who is the most intelligent in the team?

Harry O’Malley - Bradders is a clever boy 3 songs you could listen to on repeat?

Kayleigh Burt - Neyo Miss Independent, Beyonce Love on top, Javine Real things Which of the boys would you not want to be stuck in a lift with?

Gary Dean – Kyran, all he would talk about is Dele Alli

Thanks to all who took part this season

You’re being sent to a desert island and can only take 4 things, what would you take?

Ryan Horne - Telescope, Chicken, Radiator, extension lead.

Which of your team mates would you want on your pub quiz team?

Dion Sembie Ferris - Woody, I think he’s a clever lad. Harry comes across as well educated and knows a bit. And maybe Bridgo for his experience.

One thing that annoys you Kyran Wiltshire - Slow drivers

Which of your team mates would be the worst on Strictly come dancing?

Stefan Broccoli - Dion: I don’t think he’s got any moves.

3 songs you could listen to on repeat?

Kayleigh Burt – Neyo: Miss Independent, Beyonce: Love on top, Javine Real things You’re being sent to a desert island, other than a hairdryer what 3 things would you take?

Scott Sinclair - Hairbrush, Hairband and a football And finally an answer from our very own Miss Dodson upon approaching Stonehenge on the way to Frome Town……..

Emily Dodson - Well that’s a load of F^*£ing Sh!t

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HUNTINGDONSHIRE PREMIER CUP ROUND TWO (9/March/2006) ST NEOTS

2

BIGGLESWADE UNITED

This was only the second meeting of these two sides and like their first match it was very closely contested with a single goal difference deciding the outcome.

With three senior players still injured St Neots Manager Steve Kuhne opted to rest two more – himself and Scott Grant - and so it was time for the fringe players to prove themselves. Already through to the Hunts Senior Cup Final St Neots aim is a County Cup double and this victory earned them a home semi-final with Huntingdon Town so they will consider it a night’s work well done.

On a very wet pitch the sides had to first adapt to the conditions and after one early shot wide of target

by Gary Walker the visitors began to confidently dominate proceedings. Leroy Odd outpaced the defence to shoot across the face of goal and Steve Young produced a smart save to deny Robbie O’Dell and with Biggleswade employing a three-man attack there was no shortage of goalmouth action. After 14 minutes the visitors forged ahead when Robbie O’Dell picked the ball up well inside his own half and accelerated forward to find Jack

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Weeden with a perfectly judged through ball and his pace took him clear to fire low past Young.

St Neots had to make an early substitution with Jason Darvall making his first appearance since January coming on to replace James Hatch suffering a recurrence of his weekend injury. The visitors continued to look the batter side but after 32 minutes they conceded a free kick 25 yards from goal and Matt Endersby produced a peach of a shot to leave visiting keeper Darren Ayre grasping at air as he was beaten at his near post. That equaliser seemed to level up the contest and after 37 minutes debut striker Ben Smith had a fine header from a Mark Franklin corner cleared off the line but the effort would not have counted because the referee had spotted an infringement.

Both sides were more cautious after half time with the focus now on a midfield battle where Jon Hoggett and Andre Maltay looked really strong it began to look that St Neots had regained their confidence. Steve Young had to save from Martin Russell and Robbie O’Dell but the visitors’ efforts were now more long range and midway through the half St Neots withdrew

Smith and introduced Steve Kuhne to the attack. Within two minutes they had taken the lead as Maltay made a strong unchallenged run from midfield before feeding Darvall wide on the right. His cross was early and with defenders caught out of position Gary Walker forced the ball home from close range to claim his sixth goal in five consecutive matches. Much of the remainder of the second half saw Biggleswade pushing forward in search of an equaliser but the St Neots defence superbly marshalled by Gary Watts now had the measure of the visiting attack and Young was seldom tested. They shook off the fatigue of their fourth match in nine days and held out fairly comfortably to earn their semi-final berth.

St Neots: Young, Clark, Endersby, Watts, Hurst, Hoggett, Hatch (Darvall 22 mins), Maltay, Smith (Kuhne 67 mins), Walker, Franklin Subs not used: Grant.

Goals: Endersby (32 mins), Walker (69 mins).

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EVOSTIK SOUTHERN PREMIER DIVISION - 10/04/18

P

W

D

L

F

A

+/-

Pts

1

Hereford

41

31

5

5

100

32

+68

98

2

King's Lynn Town

42

28

8

6

91

34

+57

92

3

Weymouth

42

28

6

8

96

43

+53

90

4

Slough Town

41

26

8

7

101

46

+55

86

5

Kettering Town

39

26

7

6

99

44

+55

85

6

Royston Town

42

22

5

15

77

58

+19

71

7

Tiverton Town

40

22

4

14

69

61

+8

70

8

Chesham United

42

19

11

12

79

56

+23

68

9

Banbury United

40

17

12

11

80

52

+28

63

10

Hitchin Town

40

18

8

14

65

55

+10

62

11

Basingstoke Town

41

17

7

17

80

65

+15

58

12

St Neots Town

42

15

12

15

73

73

0

57

13

Frome Town

42

17

6

19

74

86

-12

57

14

Redditch United

42

14

9

19

67

66

+1

51

15

Stratford Town

41

14

9

18

60

70

-10

51

16

Biggleswade Town

39

13

9

17

46

50

-4

48

17

Merthyr Town

42

12

12

18

67

88

-21

48

18

Farnborough

42

14

5

23

77

108

-31

47

19

Bishop's Stortford

40

12

9

19

62

73

-11

45

20

Dorchester Town

41

12

9

20

59

80

-21

45

21

Kings Langley

42

8

13

21

56

86

-30

37

22

St Ives Town

39

7

7

25

48

91

-43

28

23

Dunstable Town

41

3

4

34

25

130

-105

13

24

Gosport Borough

41

2

5

34

28

132

-104

11

ST NEOTS TOWN RESERVES

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

Southall FC Baldock Town London Lions Wodson Park Winslow United Broadfields United Risborough Rangers Buckingham Athletic Enfield Borough FC Harefield United Bedford FC Brimsdown FC Ampthill Town Rayners Lane FC Hatfield Town Hillingdon Borough Langford FC Codicote FC St Neots Town Reserves FC Broxbourne Bourough

P

W

D

L

F

A

GD

Pts

29 31 32 32 29 29 33 30 30 31 32 30 31 30 31 31 33 29 31 28

24 21 20 17 18 17 14 15 16 14 12 11 10 11 9 8 7 5 5 5

4 9 3 7 2 4 10 7 2 6 5 7 8 3 3 4 3 3 3 1

1 1 9 8 9 8 9 8 12 11 15 12 13 16 19 19 23 21 23 22

96 86 82 53 94 73 78 63 76 56 45 67 64 46 42 43 40 40 37 47

24 23 59 44 56 45 44 40 67 43 73 61 60 60 74 89 83 94 109 80

72 63 23 9 38 28 34 23 9 13 -28 6 4 -14 -32 -46 -43 -54 -72 -33

76 72 63 58 56 55 52 52 50 48 41 40 38 36 30 28 24 18 18 16

GD

Pts

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

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P

14 11 14 12 11 9 13 14 13 11

W

10 8 7 7 7 5 5 3 3 1

D 0 1 2 1 0 1 1 1 1 2

L

4 2 5 4 4 3 7 10 9 8

F

57 25 43 28 34 29 24 22 14 10

THURLOW NUNN YOUTH LEAGUE CAMBRIDGE DIVISION

A

17 13 35 23 24 15 22 56 48 33

40 12 8 5 10 14 2 -34 -34 -23

30 25 23 22 21 16 16 10 10 5

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1ST TEAM REPORT KINGS LANGLEY Southern League Premier Division St Neots produced a shoddy first half performance to lose to Kings Langley for the first time. It was a match of wildly fluctuating fortunes because apart from a seven minutes spell in that first half when the St Neots defence seemed to be overrun each time Kings went forward, the visitors’ looked comfortably in control and always enjoyed the larger share of possession. Having taken an early lead, St Neots looked to be in cruise control but by the break they were trailing 4-1 with a mountain to climb in the second half. They did restore some pride by winning the second period 2-0 but the record books will record an unexpected defeat against a side that looked to have been doomed to relegation if the normal end-of- season arrangements were in place. It was the first time since February 2017 that St Neots had conceded four goals in an away league match. In the middle of a testing spell of three games in five days, Manager Matt Clements rang the team changes brining in Stefan Broccoli for Dion Sembie-Ferris and Scott Sinclair for Tom Wood with his squad still ravaged by injury and illness.

An early goal seemed to set St Neots on the right path, for after four minutes skipper Luke Knight broke up an attack in midfield to find Tom Meechan with a ball to his feet. The striker laid the ball off perfectly in the path of Knight who continued his run to fire low past Martin Bennett.

It was the skipper’s first goal since December. As St Neots continued to prosper the home keeper had to make two good saves to deny Meechan and Nabil Shariff but after 18 minutes the match took a difference turn as Kings levelled with their first significant shot of the

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ST NEOTS TOWN

match. The goal was set up by Louie Collier who ran diagonally through the St Neots defence before turning to cross for Mitchell Weiss to fire wide of Iron.

A minute later a Collier shot beat the keeper but rebounded from the foot of a goalpost and then in a three minutes spell the home side added two further goals with the St Neots defence looking shell shocked. First after 22 minutes Mitchell Weiss claimed his second goal of the match with a looping shot that evaded the desperate attempts of defender and goalkeeper to reach and then a long clearance with the wide by Bennett caught the St Neots defence by surprise and a mis-timed back headed

by Liam McDevitt crept in the at far post for 3-1 to the home side. St Neots did offer one shot in return as a Meechan effort was comfortably saved but five minutes before the break further disaster for the visitors when a free kick by Kevin Turner found defender Jorrell Johnson with time and space in the penalty area and he made it 4-1 to Kings at the break.

The home sides came out after half time determined to slow the game to a walking pace and waste as much time as possible.

St Neots looked refreshed with Meechan firing beyond the far post after good work by Scott Sinclair and then crossing for Shariff to head narrowly over the bar. The introduction of all three St Neots substitutes after 64 minutes signaled an all-out attacking policy from the visitors and three minutes afterwards Bennett produced the save of the match to deny Dylan Williams.

Five minutes later St Neots efforts were rewarded when a lengthy throw by Knight was not cleared and a determined Nabil Shariff scored from close range. Shariff was a thorn in the side of the home defence, having one shot

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blocked on the line and a second saved and with nine minutes remaining from a free kick 25 yards from goal Luke Knight rifled in his second goal of the match.

St Neots continued to press but with most of the home players now defending there was no way through. Almost six minutes into added time, a narrow-angled shot from Knight flew over the bar depriving him of a memorable hat trick and St Neots a point!

St Neots: Iron, Sinclair, NorvilleWilliams, Knight, McDevitt, Parr, Broccoli, Bridges, Meechan, Shariff, Williams (D) Subs: Wiltshire (for Bridges 64 mins), Wood (for Sinclair 64 mins), Sembie-Ferris (for Broccoli 64 mins).

Cards: Sinclair (Y – 39 mins), Williams (Y – 75 mins), SembieFerris (Y – 75 mins), Knight (Y – 84 mins) Goals: Knight 2 (4 and 81 mins), Shariff (72 mins) Kings Langley: Bennett, Ward, Cook, Adebiyi, Johnson, Coldicott-Stevens, Collins, Turner, Weiss, Collier, Price Subs: Gauge (for Collier 80 mins), Toiny-Pendred (for Collins 88 mins), Hodgins, Kenny and Minchev.

Cards: Coldicott-Stevens (Y – 16 mins) Goals: Weiss 2 (18 and 22 mins), McDevitt OG (25 mins), Johnson (40 mins) Referee: Elliott Kaye (Loughton) Attendance: 132 John Walker

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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

Comp

Result

Att

1

2

3

4

12-Aug

Opposition FARNBOROUGH

SLP

0-1

278

Emery

Sinclair

Bradshaw

Horne

14-Aug

Hitchin Town

SLP

2-2

520

Emery

Sinclair

Bradshaw

Horne

19-Aug

Stratford Town

SLP

1-1

209

Emery

Sinclair

Bradshaw

Clarke

26-Aug

HEREFORD

SLP

1-3

516

Emery

Bradshaw

Herd

Horne

28-Aug

Kettering Town

SLP

0-3

727

Emery

Bradshaw

Herd

Knight

01-Sep

Cambridge City

FAC

1-3

312

Emery

Wood

Bradshaw

Knight

09-Sep

DORCHESTER

SLP

5-0

178

Tibbets

Bradshaw

Herd

Knight

12-Sep

Biggleswade Town

SLP

2-0

201

Tibbets

Bradshaw

Herd

Knight

23-Sep

SLOUGH TOWN

SLP

3-1

310

Emery

Bradshaw

Herd

Knight

26-Sep

ROYSTON TOWN

SLP

3-1

207

Emery

Bradshaw

Herd

Knight

30-Sep

Tiverton Town

SLP

2-1

227

Emery

Bradshaw

Herd

Knight

03-Oct

AFC Rushden & D

BFB

0-1

229

Emery

Bradshaw

Lee

Knight

07-Oct

Frome Town

SLP

2-2

251

Emery

Sinclair

Herd

Knight

10-Oct

DUNSTABLE TOWN

SLP

2-2

180

Emery

Sinclair

Herd

Knight

14-Oct

WEYMOUTH

SLP

1-2

348

Emery

Bradshaw

HERD

O'Malley

17-Oct

Chesham Utd

SLP

2-2

192

Emery

Bradshaw

Herd

O’Malley

21-Oct

Farnborough

SLP

4-2

287

Emery

Bradshaw

Marsh-Brown

KNIGHT

24-Oct

HITCHIN TOWN

SLP

1-1

333

Emery

Bradshaw

Marsh-Brown

Knight

28-Oct

CORBY TOWN

FAT

3-2

275

Emery

Bradshaw

Marsh-Brown

Knight

04-Nov

Gosport Boro

SLP

1-0

236

Emery

Bradshaw

Herd

O'Malley

11-Nov

STOURBRIDGE

FAT

2-3

323

Emery

BRADSHAW

Herd

Knight

14-Nov

BIGGLESWADE TOWN

SLP

0-0

138

Emery

Bradshaw

Herd

Knight

18-Nov

Banbury United

SLP

1-1

336

Emery

Bradshaw

Herd

Knight

25-Nov

BASINGSTOKE TOWN

SLP

2-1

233

Emery

Bradshaw

HERD

Knight

02-Dec

Bishops Stortford

SLP

2-1

307

Emery

Bradshaw

Herd

Knight

05-Dec

KINGS LYNN TOWN

SLP

0-5

282

Emery

Bradshaw

Herd

Knight

09-Dec

MERTHYR TOWN

SLP

5-2

237

Emery

Bradshaw

Herd

KNIGHT 2

16 Dec

Redditch United

SLP

2-2

234

Emery

Bradshaw

Herd

Knight

23 Dec

KINGS LANGLEY

SLP

3-2

318

Emery

Bradshaw

Herd

Knight

26 Dec

KETTERING TOWN

SLP

2-4

509

Emery

Sinclair

Herd

Knight

06 Jan

STRATFORD TOWN

SLP

2-2

233

Emery

Wood

Herd

Knight

09 Jan

St Ives Town

SLP

1-1

236

Emery

Wood

Herd

Knight

20 Jan

FROME TOWN

SLP

1-6

277

Emery

Bradshaw

Marsh-Brown

O'MALLEY

23 Jan

Royston Town

SLP

1-2

225

Emery

Bradshaw

Herd

Wood

27 Jan

Dunstable Town

SLP

3-2

105

Jessup

Bradshaw

Herd

Knight

03-Feb

CHESHAM UNITED

SLP

3-1

239

Iron

Bradshaw

HERD

Knight

06-Feb

St Ives Town

HSC

2-0

103

Iron

O'Malley

Herd

Knight

10-Feb

Weymouth

SLP

1-3

653

Iron

BRADSHAW

Herd

Knight

17-Feb

TIVERTON TOWN

SLP

1-0

284

Iron

Bradshaw

Herd

Wiltshire

20-Feb

Hereford

SLP

0-1

2402

Iron

Bradshaw

Herd

Wiltshire

24-Feb

Slough Town

SLP

1-2

615

Iron

Wood

Herd

Knight

10-Mar

Basingstoke Town

SLP

0-1

284

Iron

Wood

Herd

Knight

17-Mar

Merthyr Town

SLP

0-1

316

Iron

Buddle

Herd

Knight

24-Mar

BISHOPS STORTFORD

SLP

2-2

280

Iron

Wood

Norville-Williams

Knight

05-Apr

ST IVES TOWN

SLP

3-1

238

Iron

Wood

Norville-Williams

Knight

07-Apr

Kings Langley

SLP

3-4

135

Iron

Sinclair

Norville-Williams

KNIGHT 2

09-Apr

Dorchester Town

SLP

4-0

257

Iron

Wood

McDevitt

Knight

APPEARANCES AND GOALS 2017/18 5

6

7

8

9

10

11

Sub 1

Sub 2

Wood

Parr

Foy

Clarke

Watson

Hyem

Williams D

Wiltshire

O'Malley O'Malley

Sub 3

Wood

Parr

Foy

Clarke

WATSON

Hyem

Williams D

WILTSHIRE

McDevitt

Parr

SEMBIE-FERRIS

Wiltshire

Watson

Hyem

Williams D

Horne

Foy

McDevitt

Parr

Semie-Ferris

Wiltshire

Clarke

Williams D

SINCLAIR

Wood

Knight

McDevitt

Parr

Semie-Ferris

Wiltshire

Watson

Snclair

Clarke

Wood

Williams D

Foy

McDevitt

Parr

Sembie-Ferris

Hyem

Clarke

Horne

Sinclair

WATSON

Williams D

Wiltshire

McDevitt

Parr

SINCLAIR

Wiltshire

SEMBIE-FERRIS

Horne

Williams D 2

Watson

Wood

O’Malley

McDevitt

Parr

Sinclair

Hyem

Semie-Ferris

Horne

Williams D

Watson

Wiltshire

McDevitt

Parr

SEMBIE-FERRIS

Wiltshire

MEECHAN 2

Horne

Williams D

Wood

Sinclair

Wood

Parr

Sembie-Ferris

HORNE

MEECHAN

Wiltshire

O’Malley

Sinclair

Clarke

Wood

Parr

Sembie-Ferris

HORNE 2

Meechan

Wiltshire

Williams D

O’Malley

Davison

Wood

Marsh-Brown

Sinclair

O’Malley

Davison

Bridges

Williams D

Williams A

Sembie-Ferris

Wood

Parr

SEMBIE-FERRIS

Wiltshire

Meechan

Horne

WILLIAMS D

Bradshaw

Parr

Sembie-Ferris

Wiltshire

MEECHAN

Horne

WILLIAMS D

Wood

Parr

Williams D

Wiltshire

Meechan

Sinclair

Sembie-Ferris

Foy

Horne

O'Malley

Wood

PARR

Sembie-Ferris

Knight

Meechan

Williams D

SINCLAIR

McDevitt

WOOD

McDevitt

Sembie-Ferris

O'Malley

MEECHAN

WILLIAMS D

Sinclair

Bridges

Butler Butler

Wood

McDevitt

Sembie-Ferris

O'Malley

Meechan

WILLIAMS D

Sinclair

Parr

Wiltshire

Bridges

Parr

MCDEVITT

SEMBIE-FERRIS

Wood

MEECHAN

Williams D

Sinclair

Butler

Herd

Wiltshire

Parr

McDevitt

Sembie-Ferris

Wiltshire

Meechan

WILLIAMS D

Sinclair

Horne

Knight

Bridges

Parr

McDevitt

SEMBIE-FERRIS

O’Malley

Meechan

Horne

Williams D

Bridges

Wood

Parr

McDevitt

Sembie-Ferris

Bridges

Meechan

Horne

Williams D

Wood

O'Malley

Parr

McDevitt

Sembie-Ferris

O'Malley

Meechan

Horne

WILLIAMS D

Butler

Parr

Marsh-Brown

Sembie-Ferris

BRIDGES

Meechan

O'Malley

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Butler

Broccoli

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Wiltshire

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Irwin

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O'Malley

Parr

Wood

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Horne

Irwin

Shariff

Sembie-Ferris

Marsh-Brown

Broccoli

Butler

Parr

McDevitt

Wiltshire

Bridges

IRWIN 2

Shariff

SEMBIE-FERRIS

Wood

Horne

O'Malley

WOOD

McDevitt

Wiltshire

BROCCOLI

Irwin

Shariff

Sembie-Ferris

Wood

McDevitt

Wiltshire

Broccoli

IRWIN

Shariff

SEMBIE-FERRIS

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Marsh-Brown

Wood

McDevitt

Wiltshire

Broccoli

IRWIN

Shariff

Sembie-Ferris

WILLIAMS D

Marsh-Brown

O'Malley

Parr

McDevitt

Wiltshire

Broccoli

SHARIFF

WILLIAMS D

Sembie-Ferris

Sinclair

Bridges

Wood

Parr

McDevitt

Wiltshire

Broccoli

SHARIFF

Williams D

Sembie-Ferris

Irwin

Sinclair

Bradshaw

Parr

McDevitt

SEMBIE-FERRIS

Wiltshire

Shariff

Williams D

Sinclair

Irwin

Wood

Broccoli

Parr

McDevitt

Sembie-Ferris

Bridges

IRWIN

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Sinclair

Broccoli

PARR

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Bridges

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Shariff

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WILTSHIRE

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Parr

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Bridges

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Parr

McDevitt

Sinclair

Wood

SHARIFF

Wiltshire

WILLIAMS D

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Irwin

Bradshaw

Parr

McDevitt

Sembie-Ferris

Wood

Shariff

Wiltshire

Williams D

Broccoli

O'Malley

Parr

WOOD

Broccoli

Bridges

Irwin

Shariff

Williams D

Buddle

Parr

Wood

Sembie-Ferris

Wiltshire

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Shariff

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Parr

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Sembie-Ferris

Bridges

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Parr

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Parr

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Shariff

Wiltshire

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Bridges

SHARIFF

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Parr

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SHARIFF

WILLIAMS D

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McDevitt

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Wiltshire

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SEMBIE-FERRIS

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Broccoli

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Biggleswade Town

Bishops Stortford

Chesham United

Dorchester Town

Dunstable Town

Farnborough

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1 -- 2

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1 -- 2

2 -- 4

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0 -- 3

Basingstoke Town

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Biggleswade Town

1 -- 1

1 -- 2

Bishops Stortford

0 -- 5

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0 -- 0

Chesham United

1 -- 3

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2 -- 1

Dorchester Town

0 -- 2

1 -- 0

2 -- 1

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Dunstable Town

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0 -- 6

0 -- 2

0 -- 5

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0 -- 1

Farnborough

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4 -- 3

2 -- 1

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Frome Town

31-Mar

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1 -- 3

3 -- 1

28-Apr

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Gosport Borough

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0 -- 8

1 -- 1

1 -- 3

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21-Apr

Hereford

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2 -- 0

3 -- 0

4 -- 1

2 -- 0

0 -- 1

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5 -- 1

Hitchin Town

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0 -- 1

21-Apr

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17-Mar

1 -- 0

1 -- 3

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2 -- 1

TBA

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3 -- 1

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28-Apr

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Kings Lynn Town

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2 -- 1

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5 -- 0

3 -- 1

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Kings Langley

3 -- 4

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TBA

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TBA

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Merthyr Town

1 -- 3

1 -- 1

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0 -- 0

1 -- 2

1 -- 1

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3 -- 4

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0 -- 0

Redditch United

2 -- 2

3 -- 0

1 -- 0

2 -- 2

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5 -- 0

7 -- 1

4 -- 1

TBA

0 -- 2

Royston Town

1 -- 1

1 -- 0

21-Apr

4 -- 2

0 -- 2

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1 -- 1

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1 -- 4

Slough Town

0 -- 1

1 -- 1

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2 -- 4

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5 -- 1

2 -- 1

5 -- 1

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St Ives Town

2 -- 2

31-Mar

1 -- 2

0 -- 1

TBA

14-Apr

2 -- 1

2 -- 4

2 -- 2

1 -- 0

28-Ap

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10-Apr

2 -- 1

0 -- 0

2 -- 2

3 -- 1

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2 -- 2

0 -- 1

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28-Apr

1 -- 3

Stratford Town

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21-Apr

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1 -- 3

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5 -- 1

2 -- 2

1 -- 1

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28-Apr

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TBA

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02-Apr

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2 -- 2

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Weymouth

14-Apr

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1 -- 1

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2 -- 2

2 -- 0

6 -- 0

0 -- 2

5 -- 0

0 -- 2

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Slough Town

St Ives Town

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28-Apr

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3

0 -- 0

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28-Apr

1 -- 0

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1 -- 1

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1

1 -- 4

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0 -- 4

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1 -- 4

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21-Apr

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4

4 -- 1

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0 -- 4

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3

3 -- 4

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TBA

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1 -- 1

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1 -- 5

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0 -- 1

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21-Apr

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0 -- 4

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1 -- 0

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2 -- 2

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1 -- 2

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1 -- 0

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31-Mar

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21-Apr

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2 -- 2

1 -- 2

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0 -- 2

0 -- 3

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1 -- 4

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21-Apr

1 -- 2

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14-Apr

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14-Apr

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28-Apr

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3 -- 2

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3 -- 0

1 -- 0

0 -- 1

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gue Southern Premier Division 2017-18

1ST TEAM REPORT DORCHESTER TOWN Southern League Premier Division St Neots’ Manager Matt Clements had demanded that his side react in the right way after their disappointing defeat at Kings Langley 48 hours earlier and despite some four and a half hours testing trip in a mini-bus to Dorchester on a Monday evening he was granted his demands.

On an extremely heavy pitch marginally better than waterlogged and in a match played out in incessant rainfall the visitors thrashed the home side 4-0 – and the final score line could have been even greater! It was St Neots’ biggest away league victory since winning 6-0 at Bedworth in August 2015 and coincidentally Tom Meechan scored in that victory as well as this one. The Dorchester club deserve credit for getting the game on having seen it waterlogged off ten days earlier, and the match Referee was determined to see the match finished as the conditions rapidly deteriorated. For a third match in five days the Manager brought in Tom Wood, Kieron Wiltshire and Dion Sembie-Ferris, the three players whom he had rested at Kings Langley, with Jordan Norville-Williams unavailable and Scott Sinclair and Stefan Broccoli on the bench. It was St Neots second ‘league double’ of the season and it lifted them one place to twelfth in the league table.

The visitors were very impressive in the first half playing with purpose and confidence and it took them just six minutes to establish their control. Dylan Williams and Kyron Wiltshire exchanged passes before Wiltshire deftly sidestepped two lunging tackles to set up Tom Meechan at the near post for a trademark

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finish. Williams then saw a free kick well saved by home keeper Chris Weale and the lively Wiltshire was tripped on the edge of the penalty area but won only a corner.

An off-balance Meechan headed wide from a Williams corner, but the mounting pressure told when, after 17 minutes Wiltshire was the provider once again, pulling the ball back from the bye-line for Dion Sembie-Ferris to shoot low past the keeper. With visiting keeper Finlay Iron only a spectator, Williams had another shot blocked and the home side never really extended the St Neots defence lined up with three at the back and five dominating in midfield.

However, Dorchester should have pulled a goal back two minutes before half time when Antonio Diaz cut in from the right to fire in a shot that Iron could not hold, and the ball spilled to the feet of Billy Lowes, who with the goal at his mercy blasted wide.

The first few exchanges of the second half were going to dictate the outcome of this match and it was St Neots who seized the moment to further impose their superiority. From a searching cross by Luke Knight, Meechan unselfishly set up Nabil Shariff who responded by claiming his fifth goal in his last seven games.

Meechan had needed to pass a fitness test prior to the match but he still looked menacing with one shot wide and a second over the bar and in one unbelievable attack on the hour St Neots shredded the home defence as first Meechan and then David Bridges saw shots rebound from the woodwork before Shariff was on hand to make it third time lucky and the score 4-0. At that point Dorchester decided to go for broke with two attacking substitutes and St Neots cleverly responded sending on Johnny

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Butler and reverting their formation to five at the back. Consolidation was then the order of the day as tired limbs bit in, but apart from two outstanding saves by Iron to deny substitute Ollie Griggs and Ashley Pope, the home side made little headway. Twice Shariff went close to getting a hat trick – firstly after 78 minutes when an offside flag denied him, and then five minutes from time when Weale was equal to his sharp finish. It was not to be Dorchester’s night for the only time Iron was beaten after 88 minutes, Tom Blair’s shot rebounded from the crossbar.

St Neots: Iron, Wood, McDevitt, Knight, Bridges, Parr, SembieFerris, Wiltshire, Meechan, Shariff, Williams (D) Subs: Sinclair (for Meechan 64 mins), Butler (for Williams 68 mins), Buddle (for Knight 79 mins).

Cards: Knight (Y – 62 mins), Bridges (Y – 72 mins), McDevitt (Y – 81 mins) Goals: Shariff 2 (47 & 59 mins), Meechan (6 mins), Sembie-Ferris (17 mins)

Dorchester: Weale, Egan, Clarke, Rose, Carmichael, Winsper, Martin, Lowes, Pope, Diaz, Blair Subs: Griggs (for Winsper 50 mins), Stafie (for Lowes 65 mins), Panesar-Dower (for Carmichael 77 mins), Bastick and Brookes.

Cards: Martin (Y – 62 mins), Diaz (Y – 73 mins) Goals: none Referee: James Robinson (Southampton) Attendance: 257 John Walker

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Wednesday 2nd May 2018 at St Neots Town FC KICK OFF 7:45pm

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Ethan Ross

Jack Harding

Harry O’Malley

Lewis Wright

Anthony Wright

Johnny Herd

Nathan Fox

Paul Stonehouse

Liam McDevitt

Danny Jackman

George Nash

Taylor Parr

James Mutton (CAPT)

Tom Wood Jack Bradshaw Luke Knight Dylan Williams Stefan Broccoli Dion Sembie-Ferris

Ashley Sammons Tristain Dunkley Zaqib Hussain Kyle Belmonte Stuart Fleetwood Adam Page

Luke Carnell Tom Bradbury Charlie Hawtin Jack Self Ryan MacDonald Amer Awadh

Louis Ezewele

Tom Winters

Scott Sinclair

Jordan McKenzie

Leam Howards

Nabil Shariff

Adam Davie

Darren Pond

Kyran Wiltshire

Gowan Stares

Ricky Johnson (captain)

Ronayne Marsh-Brown

Andy Morrell

Jordy Ngathe

Jonny Butler

Jordan Mills

Elliot Sandy

Lewis Irwin

Montel Gibson

Sam Humphreys

Erhan Nurettin

Thomas Fishwick

Stephane Ngamvoulou

Andre Williams

Tyler Weir

Charlie Wise

Zak Rudman

Paul Tassell (GK) Richard Platt

Jack Finch Charlie Barnett

Aaron Birch

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