Thornbury Town vs Malmesbury Victoria

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Welcome

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Reserves

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From The Manager

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Under 18s

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Thornbury History

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Match Reports

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Thornbury Profiles

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Hellenic League

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Visitors History

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Around The Grounds

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Visitors Profiles

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Next Up

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Season Stats

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WELCOME

TO THE MUNDY PLAYING FIELDS HOME OF THORNBURY TOWN FC The Committee, Managers, Players and all involved with “Thornbury Town FC” extend a very warm welcome to you and thank you for visiting us today, we do hope that your visit is an enjoyable one. As a club we pride ourself on our total hospitality and our catering / bar facilities are open before, during and after every 1st and Reserve Team match for you to relax and enjoy.

A number of our management committee and others are always on hand during your visit should you require any help or general assistance.

Once again please enjoy your visit to our club and we hope to welcome you back on a more regular basis in the near future.

Andy Shutler, Chairman

MANAGER’S NOTES

Welcome everyone to the Mundy Playing Fields for his afternoon's Hellenic League League game against Malmesbury Victoria.

Back to league action today and we play one of the stronger teams in the league today.

Malmesbury will not only be looking to rise up the table, but will be looking to get us back for the 3-1 win we achieved at their place at the beginning of October.

I'm confident of a strong performance from the lads today to set us up for a crucial run of games between now and the new year. A floodlit cup game on Tuesday at home against AFC Aldermaston is followed by another home game against North Leigh in the league next weekend.

Hopefully we'll be going into these games in high spirits.

I hope you all enjoy today's game!

Andy Davies, Manager

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THORNBURY TOWN F.C. Mundy Playing Fields, Kington Lane, Thornbury, BS35 1NA Members of: Uhlsport Hellenic Football League, Stroud & District Football League, Bristol and Gloucestershire U18/U21 League, Avon Youth League, Bristol Saturday Youth League, Mid Glos Mini Soccer League & Hanham Minor League Affiliated to the Gloucestershire Football Association

Club Officials President

P Wisbey

Vice Presidents P Sice R Hynam R Stevenson M Carr A Hawkins T Payton Chairman

Andy Shutler

Vice Chairman

Vacant

Treasurer

Pete Webber

Secretaries

Mike Pengelly (Senior) Pam Howard (Junior)

Fixture Secretary

Malcolm Carr

Media

Tom Shorey

1st XI Manager Assistant Physio

Andy Davies Nathan Irwin Malcolm Carr

2nd XI Manager

Jake Shutler

Under 18 Manager

Craig Griffiths

Life Members R Worsley J Hucker D Wiffill G Jasper M Wheatley

Club Honours GLOUCESTERSHIRE COUNTY LEAGUE Winners 2009-10, 2017-18 GLOUCESTERSHIRE COUNTY LEAGUE LES JAMES CUP Winners 2014-15, 2017-18 Runners-Up 2010-11 G.F.A. SENIOR AMATEUR CUP Finalists: 1985-86, 1989-90 Semi Finalists: 1951-52, 1957-58, 1974-75, 1975-76, 1993-94.

BRISTOL PREMIER COMBINATION Premier Division Champions: 1956-57,2001-02 Div 2 Champions: 1965-66 AVON PREMIER COMBINATION Div 1 R-U: 1984-85 BRISTOL & DISTRICT Div 2 R-U:

Div 3 Champions: Div 5 R-U:

LEAGUE 1929-30, 1950-51 (1st XI) 1981-82 (2nd XI) 1949-50 (1st XI) 1929-30 (2nd XI)

STROUD LEAGUE Div 2 Champions: Div 2 R-U: Div 3 R-U: Div 4 Champions: Div 5 R-U: Div 6 R-U: Div 7 Champions:

1970-71 1985-86 1969-70 1996-97 1992-93 1984-85 1993-94

(2nd XI) (2nd XI) (2nd XI) (3rd XI) (3rd XI) (3rd XI) (4th XI)

STROUD CHARITY CUP Harry Greening Memorial Trophy Winners: 2003-2004 (1st XI) Finalists: 1999-2000 (1st XI) Section A Cup Winners: 1985-86 (1st XI) Section B Cup Finalists: 1983-84, 1984-85 (2nd XI) Section D Cup Winners: 1984-85, 1986-87 (3rd XI)

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THORNBURY TOWN CLUB HISTORY It is understood that football has been played in Thornbury from around 1898 and formerly known as Thornbury Sports became Thornbury Town FC in the early 1970’s.

narrowly to Dursley Town. 2001-02 season saw the management team of Dave Wiffill and Steve Burbage take the reins, which brought instant success winning the Bristol Premier Combination title by 13 points and a return to the Gloucestershire County League. This followed a run of thirteen consecutive league wins a club record, which still stands to this day. The league and cup double eluded the club when they were defeated by Sea Mills in the League Cup Final.

Mundy Playing Fields has been the home of the club since the end of World War Two although changing facilities were sited in local places such as the Exchange Hotel, which is now The Knot of Rope.

1968-69 we became founder members of the Gloucestershire County League and spectator figures in excess of 500 were regularly recorded. In 1971 the club finished third in the Gloucestershire County League and was accepted into the Western League. However, due to difficulties in bringing the facilities up to the leagues required standards were unable to take the next step up. Relegation to the Bristol Premier Combination League unfortunately followed in 1976-77.

In preparation for the return to County League football the summer of 2002 saw a lot of hard work undertaken on the Mundy facilities with the building of dug-outs, improved drainage and revamping of the dressing rooms. All this work appeared to have been worth while with the club establishing itself back in the Gloucestershire County league with a creditable 7th league position for the next three seasons. Silverware did come our way in 2003-04 when we defeated Taverners on penalties, after a 2-2 draw, to lift the Stroud Charity Cup. The 2003-04 season, also saw the formation of an Under-18’s side under the management of Terry Payton in order to maintain Youth development within the club and they gained entry to the Gloucester County Youth League.

The following 20+ years saw Thornbury Town strive to regain their former status, never really threatening to take the Premier Combination title. The only success during these lean years was reaching the final of the GFA Senior Amateur Cup in 1985-86 and 198990 unfortunately on both occasions loser’s medals were received.

Following a number of indifferent seasons when relegation back to the Bristol Premier Combination league was only just averted in 2006–07, a new management committee and first team management were appointed.

During the late 1990’s, the Club maintained its strong focus on developing local talent and this eventually bore fruit in 1999 when the final of the Stroud Charity Cup was reached, losing 8

a thornburytownfc.co.uk tf @thornburytownfc Dave Lippiatt took over as first team manager, coming to the club from Sea Mills Park bringing with him Carl Derosa as his assistant. With an initial three / four year strategy, which came to fruition during the 2009-10 season when after a steady first half to the season a tremendous winning run of ten league games saw the Surridge Gloucestershire County League title won for the first time in the clubs history.

highest league position in the Gloucestershire County Youth League finishing runners-up, which was a tremendous achievement for the team and managers Simon Pirie and Mark Franklin.

The 2014-15 season was a very successful season finishing 4th in the league and winning the Les James Cup for the first time in the Club’s history. Andy Davies continues to produce a team of quality which resulted in a third 4th-place in a row in Season 2016-17.

2010 also saw the milestone achievement of the long awaited coming together of the two local football clubs “Thornbury Town FC” and “Thornbury Falcons FC” now under one club management umbrella of Thornbury Town FC without losing the heritage and identity of Thornbury Falcons. This will further enhance the long term development within the local community for junior, youth and senior football.

2017-18 saw the club finally succeed in their quest win the Gloucestershire County League.

After a lot of work behind the scenes to gain planning permission for the required ground improvements, the club were accepted into the Hellenic League for the first time in their history.

In the 2010-11 season the final of the Les James Cup Final was reached, which resulted in a penalty shoot-out disappointment against Henbury Town. 2013-14 saw the U18’s in their

We look forward to the season ahead and wish all teams the best of luck in their endeavours.

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THORNBURY TOWN F.C. PLAYER PROFILES Kurtis Parkin - GK A goalkeeper with experience at higher levels with Willand Rovers. Has made a massive difference since moving to the area.

Aaron Clark - DEF A new edition to the squad last season. A big strong centre half who’s no mug on the ground.

Nathan Sage - DEF Centre back with good composure on the ball and shows good strength both on the ground and in the air.

Pete Fowler - DEF Strong centre half and not much gets past him. Club captain who leads by example.

He’s also dangerous in the opposition penalty area.

Joe Guest - DEF Recent youth team player who has a bright future; will do well this year learning from the senior players; likes to run at defenders.

Tom Webb - DEF Good defender who reads the game well. Likes to overlap with the left-winger and can get a good ball into the box.

Toby Bennett - MID Has impressed during last season showing aggression where needed. Gets his head up well and rarely gives it away.

Mark Viner - MID Experienced centre midfielder and one of the leaders on the pitch. Good first touch and range passing, rarely gives the ball away.

Scott MacLeod - MID Comfortable at right back or on the wing, a technically good footballer. Third season with the club.

Marcus Wormwell - MID He is a product of the Thornbury youth teams and is a speedy winger with a good shot.

Luke Franklin - MID Strong, quick and has good technique. Equally comfortable in the middle or out wide. A really good prospect who controls the midfield and scores goals.

Nathan Irwin - MID Experienced utility player who always gives 100%; great engine and attitude; pops up with an important goal now and again!

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a thornburytownfc.co.uk tf @thornburytownfc Dave Jones - MID A new addition in midfield last season who has fitted in to the team well. Strong in the tackle and has good vision.

Harry Brock - FWD Signed from Almondsbury over the summer to join his brother, James at the club.

Asher Budd - FWD A quick forward with a fantastic strike and eye for goal. Has scored a lot of goals at youth level and continues to improve.

Craig Lancastle - FWD Fast and skilful striker with really quick feet. He always wants the ball and will give opposition defences a really hard time this season.

Matt Davis - FWD A good striker, holds the ball up well to bring players into the game. Always scores goals whoever he’s plays for.

James Brock - FWD As long as he’s fit, you will struggle to find a more skilful player. A real box of tricks on the wing.

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MALMESBURY VICTORIA CLUB HISTORY The Club was originally formed in 1898, and was known as Malmesbury Town, then Malmesbury United. Then in the 1960’s, amalgamated with a successful Swindon Club known as Swindon Victoria.

In the 2006/07 season, we were unlucky not to get promotion into the Hellenic Premier League, finishing in fourth place. The following season 2007/08, we had a poor start, and half way through, after a change of management finished the season in 15th place.

The Club has played in various locations in and around the Town before eventually settling on the present site, known as The Flying Monk Ground. The ground was previously owned by the pub known as The Flying Monk.

The 2008/09 season saw the Club finish in the runners-up spot in Division 1 West, and with it came promotion to the Hellenic Premier Division, this being the Club’s highest level of football in its history. However, the Club was relegated at the end of 2009/10 as the ground had not reached the required standard to continue in that division.

There have been ups and downs over the past few years, but in 1999/2000 the Club was extremely successful with both Saturday sides winning their respective Leagues for the first time since 1974. The first team won the Wiltshire Premier League to clinch promotion to the Hellenic League, with the reserves winning the equivalent Junior Division to gain promotion to the Premier Division.

After dropping down and asking local legend, Wayne Kibble to run the senior sides and return a focus to local players, the club saw great success in the Wilts premier league, ending in being champions in 2014/15 season and gaining promotion to the Western League for 2016/17 season and finishing in a very respectable 9th position.

During their first season in the Hellenic League the first team acquitted themselves well to finish 4th in the League. Since then things have been much harder to finish in the top half of the league, but in 2001/2002 the Club did win the Wiltshire Senior Cup. 2004/2005 saw the Club decide to start an Under 18’s team in the Wiltshire Floodlit League.

Following a mid-table finish in 2017/18, League re-structuring has seen the club return to the Uhlsport Hellenic League in Division One West where we look forward to renewing old friendships and making new ones. The Club is now in the early discussion stages to move to a new ground close to the present one, but high enough not to have to worry about flooding.

The Club has made huge steps to improve the facilities, in the summer of 2004 the giant step of installing floodlights was completed and the summer of 2005 saw the complete refurbishment of the Clubhouse.

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MALMESBURY VICTORIA PLAYER PROFILES Malmesbury Victoria Malmesbury Victoria

Ant Brown Ant Brown

Goal Keeper Goal Keeper

Age 28 shot stopper and accomplished Age 28 - Solid shot- Solid stopper and accomplished defender, Anttosteps to player coach for 18/19 defender, Ant steps up playerupcoach for 18/19

Josh Hughes Josh Hughes

Defence Defence

Paul Carson Paul Carson

Defence Defence

Ryan Collins Ryan Collins

Defence Defence

Age 23 - ‘Mr Ubiquitous’, cananywhere truly play anywhere Age 23 - ‘Mr Ubiquitous’, can truly play goal). A to pleasure watch when (including (including goal). A pleasure watch to when surging or hitting long rangers. surging forward or forward hitting long rangers.

Age to 36the - New the season, Vic’s this season, looking Age 36 - New Vic’stothis looking solid inand friendlies fitting in nicely. solid in friendlies fitting and in nicely.

Age of 19many - Onetoofflow many to flow from the towns Age 19 - One from the towns ranks andthe embrace the senior Youth ranksYouth and embrace senior game, coolgame, cool and good calm close with good close control and calm with control

Sam Jenner Sam Jenner

Goal Keeper Adam Clatworthy Goal Keeper Adam Clatworthy

Age 25 - Firmoffavourite the Vics Age 25 - Firm favourite the VicsofUltras last Ultras last season andbetween superb the between season and superb sticks,the ‘Mrsticks, ‘Mr Dependable’!

Dependable’!

Joe WychJoe Wych

Defence Defence

Paul Bains Paul Bains

Defence Defence

Hext Krystian Krystian Hext

Midfield Midfield

Age 18 - Solid, dependable skilful, steady Age 18 - Solid, dependable and skilful,and steady at the back,head a calm head on young control at control the back, a calm on young shoulders. shoulders.

Age 28 -to Delighted see Paul Age 28 - Delighted see Paulto return fromreturn a two from a two lay offon to family, focus on family, solid centre season layseason off to focus solid centre back andlegend. true club legend. back and true club

AgeVic’s 26 -beating The Vic’s beating heartofand Age 26 - The heart and soul the soul of the mid field, loves a and challenge on the mid field, loves a challenge superband on superb the air.sleeve Heartevery on sleeve every match. air. Heart on match.

Lewis King Lewis King

Midfield Midfield

- A true engine mid field and will chase Age 26 - A Age true26 engine in mid fieldin and will chase anything,strike powerful strike Sam dangerous anything, powerful makes Sammakes dangerous from anywhere. from anywhere.

Age 19 Youth - Another Youthand product and local lad Age 19 - Another product local lad stepped up, solidperformances reserves performances have stepped up, solid reserves have gained manyrun firstouts. team run outs. gained many first team

Scott Reynolds Scott Reynolds

Midfield Midfield

Jasper Marsh Jasper Marsh

Midfield Midfield

Jake Fortune Jake Fortune

Midfield Midfield

Kyle WittKyle Witt

Midfield Midfield

Midfield Midfield

Ageon 21the - Great thebattler ball, good Age 21 - Great ball,on good andbattler a fine and a fine the ball, levels set to distributor distributor of the ball,of effort levelseffort always set always to Max. Max.

Age 18 Balls” - “Golden Balls” to returning Age 18 - “Golden returning the Vic’sto the Vic’s from a break Calne, industrious from a break with Calne,with industrious and nimbleand nimble on his toes.on his toes.

Age 17 -into Breaking into the with first fellow team with fellow Age 17 - Breaking the first team lastand season now regular an easy regular U18s last U18s season now and an easy for the gaffer, speed, choice for choice the gaffer, speed, control andcontrol will goand will go all 90. all 90.

A real find last playing year while playing in the Age 17 - A Age real 17 find- last year while in the U18’s, solid full ofquality running, quality control U18’s, solid and full of and running, control and for such a young lad. and passing forpassing such a young lad.

Age 26 - Comfortable onleft both left or right, Age 26 - Comfortable on both the or the right, good to have knee good to have Andy back Andy from back knee from injuries forinjuries for of last season. most of lastmost season.

Andy Baker Andy Baker

Forward Forward

Ageabout 25 - the All about Big Sam returns Age 25 - All goals, the Big goals, Sam returns from a horror injury in September from a horror knee injuryknee in September last year last year buthe’s looks like he’s not missed a beat. but looks like not missed a beat.

Sam Parker Sam Parker

Forward Forward

Jamie Packer Jamie Packer

Forward Forward

HarrisonHarrison Archer Archer

Forward Forward

28 – Impressive close controlatrunning at Age 28 – Age Impressive close control running defences sawas“Packs” asscorer top goal defences saw “Packs” top goal lastscorer last year and signs of stopping. year and showing noshowing signs ofno stopping.

Shane Bumphrey Shane Bumphrey

Forward Forward

27 - on Focussed on goals and Age 27 - Age Focussed goals and part of thepart of the powerful strike forceto hoping powerful strike force hoping deliver tobigdeliver big numbers numbers

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- Afor keen eyetwo for goals, two solid seasons Age 21 - A Age keen21 eye goals, solid seasons in development have caught in development squad havesquad caught many eyes.many eyes.

Joe Tranter Joe Tranter

Forward Forward

Age 18 product - Another of last season U18s Age 18 - Another of product last season U18s what find, Joe slotted and what aand find, Joe aslotted straight in straight last yearin last year and took the and took the chances tochances impress.to impress.

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BENJAMIN

BENNETT

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UHL1W

1-2

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10th

1-Sep

SAT

CIRENCESTER TOWN DEV

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UHL1W

6-1

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8th

1

1

8-Sep

SAT

CLANFIELD 85

H

UHL1W

3-2

W

7th

2 Y

19-Sep

WED

Tytherington Rocks (19:45)

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UHSC

5-1

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7th

22-Sep

SAT

LONGLEVENS (19:45)

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GFA CT

2-2

W Pen

8th

25-Sep

TUE

ALMONDSBURY (19:45)

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UHSC

2-3

L

8th

29-Sep

SAT

HIGHWORTH TOWN RES

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BSCC

2-0

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8th

6-Oct

SAT

Malmesbury Victoria

A

UHL1W

3-1

W

6th

SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOV DECEMBER JAN FEBRUARY MARCH APR

OPPOSITION

9-Oct

TUE

Almondsbury (19:45)

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UHSC

1-3

L

6th

13-Oct

SAT

NEW COLLEGE SWINDON

H

UHL1W

7-0

W

3rd

16-Oct

TUE

STONEHOUSE TOWN (19:45)

H

GFA CT

1-3

L

3rd

20-Oct

SAT

BINFIELD

H

BSCC

2-4

L

3rd

23-Oct

TUE

TYTHERINGTON ROCKS (19:45)

H

UHSC

6-0

W

3rd

27-Oct

SAT

Newent Town

A

UHL1W

6-2

W

3rd

30-Oct

TUE

NEWENT TOWN (19:45)

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UHSC

2-0

W

3rd

17-Nov

SAT

Tytherington Rocks

A

UHL1W

7-0

W

3rd

24-Nov

SAT

Almondsbury

A

UHL1W

2-1

W

2nd

27-Nov

TUE

Newent Town (19:45)

A

UHSC

2-4

L

3rd

01-Dec

SAT

VIRGINIA WATER

H

BSSC

2-1

W

3rd

8-Dec

SAT

MALMESBURY VICTORIA

H

UHL1W

11-Dec

TUE

AFC ALDERMASTON

H

PPFC

15-Dec

SAT

NORTH LEIGH UTD

H

UHL1W

22-Dec

SAT

Cirencester Town Development

A

UHL1W

29-Dec

SAT

Clanfield 85

A

UHL1W

5-Jan

SAT

EASINGTON SPORTS

H

UHL1W

12-Jan

SAT

KIDLINGTON DEVELOPMENT

H

UHL1W

2-Feb

SAT

NEWENT TOWN

H

UHL1W

9-Feb

SAT

North Leigh United

A

UHL1W

16-Feb

SAT

PEWSEY VALE

H

UHL1W

23-Feb

SAT

TYTHERINGTON ROCKS

H

UHL1W

2-Mar

SAT

ALMONDSBURY

H

UHL1W

9-Mar

SAT

Easington Sports

A

UHL1W

23-Mar

SAT

Kidlington Development

A

UHL1W

30-Mar

SAT

Cheltenham Saracens

A

UHL1W

6-Apr

SAT

Pewsey Vale

A

UHL1W

New College Swindon

A

UHL1W

TBC

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LEAGUE POSITION

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MATCH STATS - SEASON 2018/19

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Subs

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LANCASTLE

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FOWLER

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DAVIS

CLARK

BUDD

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3

1

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1

2

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1

1

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1

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3

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1

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2

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1

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Y Y

1

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1

1

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2

R

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9

5

7

12

4

5

10

4

2

5

2

3

1

5

19

11 3

3

9

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7

3

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RESERVES FIXTURES, RESULTS & TABLE 30-Aug

18:30

WICKWAR WANDERERS

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3-4

Bush, Turner, Roebuck

1-Sep

14:30

Tredworth Tigers Reserves

A

1-3

Griffiths

15-Sep

14:30

BARNWOOD UNITED RES

H

7-1

6-Oct

14:30

Charlton Rovers Res (GFA 1R)

A

3-2

Turner (2), Giles

20-Oct

14:30

Uley

A

3-3

Bush (2), Garland

27-Oct

14:30

HORSLEY UNITED

H

1-2

Watola

3-Nov

14:30

AFC Renegades (GFA 2R)

A

0-4

10-Nov

14:00

Quedgeley Wanderers 3rds

A

1-0

17-Nov

14:00

Upton St Leonards Res

A

0-1

24-Nov

14:00

Upton St Leonards (LgeCup1R)

A

1-5

29-Dec

14:00

ULEY

H

5-Jan

14:30

Tetbury Town Reserves

A

19-Jan

14:00

Barnwood United Reserves

A

26-Jan

14:00

TREDWORTH TIGERS RESERVES

H

16-Feb

14:00

Longford

A

23-Feb

14:30

Wickwar Wanderers

A

9-Mar

14:30

Horsley United

A

16-Mar

14:30

LONGFORD

H

23-Mar

14:30

Kingsway Rovers

A

30-Mar

14:30

QUEDGELEY WANDERERS 3RDS

H

TBC

TUFFLEY ROVERS 3RDS

H

TBC

KINGSWAY ROVERS

H

TBC

TETBURY TOWN RESERVES

H

TBC

Tuffley Rovers 3rds

A

TBC

UPTON ST LEONARDS RES

H

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Franklin, Sage, Organ, Watola, Reed (2), Griffiths

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Griffiths

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F

A

GD

PTS

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Kingsway Rovers

8

7

1

0

36

10

26

22

2

Upton St Leonards Res

8

7

0

1

45

8

37

21

3

Tuffley Rovers 3rds

11

7

0

4

47

28

19

21

4

Longford

11

5

2

4

34

26

8

17

5

Tredworth Tigers Res

9

5

2

2

26

20

6

17

6

Wickwar Wanderers

10

5

1

4

25

22

3

16

7

Tetbury Town Res

10

5

0

5

18

35

-17

15

8

Uley

10

3

4

3

16

20

-4

13

9

Horsley United

11

2

2

7

19

42

-23

8

10

Thornbury Town Res

7

2

1

4

16

14

2

7

11

Barnwood United Res

11

1

2

8

17

41

-24

5

12

Quedgeley Wanderers 3rds

10

1

1

8

11

44

-33

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UNDER 18s FIXTURES, RESULTS & TABLE Sep-23

Cribbs

A

2-3

Sep-30

KEYNSHAM TOWN

H

3-0

Oct-07

Henbury Colts

A

2-0

Oct-14

ROCKLEAZE RANGERS

H

4-4

Oct-21

HENBURY COLTS

H

3-3

Nov-18

Yate Town (GFA 2 Round)

A

1-4

Dec-02

CRIBBS

H

2-3

Dec-09

AEK BOCO (Cup)

H

Jan-06

Rockleaze Rangers

A

Jan-13

PORT OF BRISTOL

H

Jan-20

Keynsham Town

A

TBC

Port of Bristol

A

20

P

PTS

1

Cribbs (Youth) U18

5

10

2

Rockleaze Rangers (YOUTH) U18

4

8

3

Thornbury Town (YOUTH) U18

6

8

4

Port of Bristol (Youth) U18

4

7

5

Henbury Colts (YOUTH) U18

3

2

6

Keynsham Town Junior Youth U18

4

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MATCH REPORTS NEWENT TOWN 4 BARRY, MICULA, HIGGS, A ALLARD

THORNBURY TOWN 2 H BROCK (2) Tuesday 27th November 2018 Division ONE Subsidiary Cup

The second half started in the worst possible way with Nathan Sage being sent off after just 7 minutes and the hosts used their man advantage to full effect and Parkin pulled off another great save to deny Gibbs. However on the hour mark Newent extended their lead when James set up Higgs to rifle home a cracker from the edge of the box that gave Parkin no chance. Ten minutes later Newent extended their lead further when Higgs set up Alex Allard to steer his shot into the net.

On a damp and misty night in Newent, Thorns struggled to get to grips with a hardworking and energetic Newent side playing under their newly installed floodlights for the first time.

The hosts pressed right from the start and it was no surprise when they took the lead in the 4th minute, Barry bundling the ball home from a corner. Rickard almost doubled the lead a minute later but fired over the bar with just Kurtis Parkin to beat.

However to their credit Town’s ten men battled to the end and Craig Lancastle went close, Allard saving his shot at the foot of the post. Three minutes from time Thorns did grab a consolation when Harry Brock ran clear of the home defence and fired past Allard and into the corner of the net. Despite going close on another couple of occasions, Thorns couldn’t find the net again and finished their Subsidiary cup competition with 3 wins and 3 defeats from their 6 games.

Harry Brock was put through by brother Jim in the 10th minute but his shot went wide, whilst Craig Lancastle had an effort blocked.

Lancastle then hit the post having been put clear by Dave Jones. Midway through the half Town drew level when Lancastle set up Harry Brock who fired past home keeper Ross Allard.

Thorns weren’t level for long when Tom Webb was adjudged to have tripped a Newent player in the area and Micula made no mistake from resultant penalty. However as the game continued to flow from end to end, Thorns almost grabbed another equaliser but this time Pete Fowler’s header was tipped onto the bar by Allard. It was the hosts who had the last efforts of the half with Parkin pulling off good saves from Gibbs and Rickard.

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THORNBURY TOWN 2 FRANKLIN, H BROCK

VIRGINIA WATER 1 HILL Saturday 1st December 2018 Supplementary Cup 1st Round

The visitors clawed their way back into the game in the 37th minute when they were awarded a free kick just outside the penalty area. Josh Hill’s set piece took a wicked deflection off the wall to wrong foot Parkin and reduce Town’s lead. 5 minutes later Hill almost equalised from another freekick which seemed to be heading for the top corner of the net but Parkin got a hand to the ball and push it out for a corner.

Premier Division side Virginia Water, making the long trip from Surrey, were the visitors to the Mundy Fields on Saturday, but their journey was fruitless as Town progressed to the next round with an odd goal in three victory. It was an entertaining game with Virginia Water playing some good football but lacking a cutting edge with Town’s defence coping with any threat their opponents created.

The second half saw Thorns continue to control a lot of the game and Luke Franklin’s early effort went wide of the post whilst on the hour mark his run and cross into the 6 yard box saw Marcus Wormwell blaze the ball wide when it looked easier to score. Play swung from end to end with neither side able to create any clear cut chances, although Thorns skipper Pete Fowler blocked another effort by Hill, whilst at the other end a great move led to a real goalmouth scramble with any of four Thorns players being denied.

Thorns started brightly and Harry Brock had a shot blocked by Chambers in the early moments of the game, but only 5 minutes had passed when Town took the lead. A fine move down the right saw Craig Lancastle lay off the ball to Luke Franklin who steered the ball into the net giving Jones in Water’s goal, no chance. 5 minutes later Harry Brock appeared to be brought down in the penalty area in full flight but the referee waved play on. At this stage Thorns were controlling the game and the visitors were restricted to long range efforts which posed no problem for Kurtis Parkin.

As the visitors pushed forward in search of the goal that would take the game into extra time, Thorns were able to exploit the gaps at the back with Dave Jones’ effort, after a jinking run, being blocked and then Wormwell’s shot was saved by Jones.

Town nearly doubled their lead after 25 minutes when Nathan Sage’s effort from Marcus Wormwell’s corner was cleared off the line by Samyint whilst moments later Jones denied Lancastle with a good save. However Thorns didn’t have to wait much longer for the second goal, when a move down the left saw Harry Brock jink past the visitors defence and fire past Jones.

In the end a good win for Town against Premier Division opposition and they now await the draw for the 2nd Round, but hoping for another home draw.

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UHLSPORT HELLENIC LEAGUE DIVISION ONE WEST LEAGUE TABLE

P

W

D

L

GD

PTS

1

Cheltenham Saracens

9

8

0

1

26

24

2

Kidlington Development

10

6

3

1

26

21

3

Thornbury Town

8

7

0

1

26

21

4

Easington Sports

8

7

0

1

19

21

5

Malmesbury Victoria

9

5

1

3

30

16

6

Cirencester Town Development

10

5

1

4

22

16

7

Pewsey Vale

10

4

3

3

7

15

8

Clanfield (85)

10

4

2

4

3

14

9

Almondsbury

9

4

1

4

9

13

10

Newent Town

10

1

3

6

-21

6

11

North Leigh United

8

1

0

7

-25

3

12

Tytherington Rocks

9

1

0

8

-47

3

13

New College Swindon

12

1

0

11

-75

3

24

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P

Hellenic League Division One East

W

D

L

GD

PTS

POS

P

W

D

L

GD

PTS

1

Brackley Town Saints

19 14

2

3

24

44

1

Burnham

11

9

0

2

21

27

2

Ascot United

21 11

6

4

23

39

2

AFC Aldermaston

13

7

1

5

5

22

3

Brimscombe & Thrupp 19

12

3

4

15

39

3

Thame Rangers

8

6

1

1

9

19

4

Royal Wootton Bassett 22

10

4

8

3

34

4

Holyport

9

5

1

3

10

16

5

Wallingford Town

10

4

3

3

6

15

6

Wokingham & Emmbrook

11

4

2

5

-6

14

5

Wantage Town

15

9

3

3

18

30

6

Bishops Cleeve

16

9

3

4

16

30

7

Flackwell Heath

19

8

6

5

6

30

8

Lydney Town

19

8

4

7

-5

28

7

Abingdon Town

7

4

1

2

9

13

9

Fairford Town

20

8

2

10

0

26

8

Chalvey Sports

11

3

3

5

-3

12

12 -18 26

10

Holmer Green

22

8

2

9

Penn & Tylers Green

9

4

0

5

-5

12

11

Windsor

16

7

3

6

7

24

10

Didcot Town Dev

8

3

2

3

2

11

12

Binfield

14

7

2

5

4

23

11

Woodley United

10

3

1

6

-12 10

13

Ardley United

20

7

2

11 -10 23

12

Milton United

10

2

2

6

-10

8

14

Virginia Water

19

5

6

13

Chinnor

11

1

1

9

-26

4

15

Reading City

18

7

0

11 -11 21

16

Shrivenham

19

5

3

11 -17 18

17

Abingdon United

18

4

3

11 -16 15

18

Tuffley Rovers

18

3

4

11 -15 13

19

Longlevens

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1

16

11/07/2014

3

2

8

-7

21

11:35

11 -17 11

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M

Y

CM

MY

CY

CMY

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Recent results

Upcoming Fixtures

WED 05/12/18 19:45 Division ONE SubsidIary Cup Newent Town 7-0 Tytherington Rocks

TODAY SAT 08/12/18 15:00 Clanfield (85) v Cirencester Town Dev Easington Sports v New College Swindon Newent Town v North Leigh United Pewsey Vale v Cheltenham Saracens Thornbury Town v Malmesbury Victoria Tytherington Rocks v Almondsbury

TUE 04/12/18 19:45 Division ONE Subsidiary Cup Malmesbury Victoria 3-1 Pewsey Vale SAT 01/12/18 15:00 Almondsbury 7-0 Newent Town

TUE 11/12/18 19:45 Division ONE Subsidiary Cup Newent Town v Almondsbury

TUE 11/12/18 19:45 Perpetua Press Floodlit Cup Malmesbury Victoria v Fairford Town Thornbury Town v AFC Aldermaston

Bluefin Sports (UHL) Challenge Cup Bishops Cleeve 5-0 Clanfield (85) Cheltenham Saracens HW AFC Aldermaston Bluefin Sports (UHL) Supplementary Cup Easington Sports 1-0 Adderbury Park Thornbury Town 2-1 Virginia Water Tytherington Rocks 2-4 New College Swindon

SAT 15/12/18 15:00 Cirencester Town Dev v Pewsey Vale Kidlington Dev v New College Swindon Newent Town v Easington Sports Thornbury Town v North Leigh United Tytherington Rocks v Malmesbury Victoria

WED 28/11/18 19:45 Perpetua Press Floodlit Cup Cheltenham Saracens 2-3 Wallingford Town TUE 27/11/18 19:45 Division ONE Subsidiary Cup Newent Town 4-2 Thornbury Town

SAT 15/12/18 15:00 Bluefin Sports (UHL) Challenge Cup Risborough Rangers Res v Almondsbury

MON 26/11/18 19:45 Kidlington Development 3-1 Clanfield (85)

Division ONE Subsidiary Cup New College Swindon 2-0 North Leigh United

TUE 18/12/18 19:45 Bluefin Sports (UHL) Supplementary Cup Malmesbury Victoria v North Leigh United

Perpetua Press Floodlit Cup Wantage Town v Almondsbury

SAT 24/11/18 15:00 Almondsbury 1-2 Thornbury Town Malmesbury Vic 4-1 Cheltenham Saracens New College Swindon 3-1 Tytherington Rocks Newent Town 2-5 Cirencester Town Dev

SAT 22/12/18 15:00 Almondsbury v Cheltenham Saracens Cirencester Town Dev v Thornbury Town Easington Sports v Tytherington Rocks Newent Town v Kidlington Development Pewsey Vale v Clanfield (85)

TUE 20/11/18 19:45 Division ONE Subsidiary Cup Cirencester Town Dev 4-2 Cheltenham Sar

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UHLSPORT HELLENIC LEAGUE LATEST ROUND-UP 1st December 2018

The second half was a different story as Ascot scored four fine goals, the first of which arrived

Bluefin Sport Challenge Cup

on the 50-minute mark. Elliot Carey – making

Abingdon United 0 Ascot United 4 (away view)

his first start for the Yellamen – won back possession just outside the penalty area, played

Patient Ascot United scored four unanswered

a neat one-two with Lock, and cut the ball back

second half goals to oust Abingdon United

from his advanced position for Etienne to take

and ease into the Bluefin Sport Challenge Cup

one touch and rifle past Pritchard.

Quarter Final. The Yellamen were totally dominant in the first half, creating and wasting a hatful of

Lock would turn provider again when he went

chances, but Abingdon would survive an Ascot

past one defender only to be thwarted by a

penalty, disallowed goal and rattled woodwork to

second, although when the ball came back

escape with half poised at nil-nil.

into the box, Laflin made no mistake with a left-footed shot which went in at the near post.

Louis Bouwers’ sixth minute header was chalked

Debutant Lamin Sankoh’s introduction came

off for a push before he struck the crossbar three

with a slide-rule pass for Minhas to run onto, and

minutes later with a shot from Jonny Denton’s

although Minhas left himself with the tightest

corner, and as Ascot stretched their hosts, both

of angles after rounding Pritchard, he somehow

Nathan Minhas and Jean-Claude Etienne also

poked the ball home from the by-line when faced

saw chances go begging as both failed to get

with a target little wider than the ball itself; 70

their feet right. Minhas then had a shot blocked

minutes played.

at the near post, but Ascot were given their best opportunity when Bouwers was pushed in the

At the other end, Lee Allen tipped over substitute

box, only for Minhas to smack the crossbar with

Kyle Moss’s effort and Patrick Bloxford fired over

a rising effort from the resultant penalty; 29

in a late goalmouth scramble, but Ascot had the

minutes played.

last laugh when Denton’s low right footed shot found the bottom left hand corner after Lock had

Abingdon were wasteful from two Calum Harvey

inevitably turned provider once again by playing

free-kicks which sailed over, although their best

him in.

chance came midway through the half when defender Jason Smith’s stooping header missed

Bluefin Sport Supplementary Cup

by a couple of feet from Ryan Jackson’s corner;

Didcot Town Development 3 Chinnor 2

Jackson himself winning the set-piece off George Lock’s interception. Etienne volleyed over

Didcot progressed to the second round of the

from the edge of the area and home ‘keeper Jake

Bluefin Sport Supplementary Cup against Chinnor

Pritchard did extremely well to thwart Minhas

at GWR Loop Meadow Stadium on a remarkably

on the stroke of half time as normal service was

good pitch after some heavy rain earlier in the

resumed, but Ascot couldn’t forge an opening.

day. The home team gifted Chinnor two goals which bookended the match but in between

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Three minutes later and Keiran Davis for Didcot Jack Hollister fired the first chance of the

fired low past the post when through one on one

match past the post and only a minute later a

with the keeper. MacDonald turned provider as

misdirected home header allowed Ben Morgan to

he collected a lovely through ball from Keiran

head home the opening goal for Chinnor. On 16

Collins and fired a cross in to the box which

minutes James Tanner shot home the equaliser

was met by a Hollister first time who shot past

from the edge of the box which gave Chinnor

Vaughan for the third home goal.

keeper Ben Taunton no chance.As the half progressed some good lead up work by Didcot

Didcot largely controlled the second half and

could not be finished off as successive chances

substitute Daryl Harris shot wide however just

went over the bar or just past the post.

as the game was petering out in the 89th minute another defensive header caught the home

Didcot stepped it up in the second half as first

keeper out and a melee of bodies stretching

Keiran Collins shot past however the second

for the ball ended up with the ball in the net,

home goal was only delayed as Caelen Isaac

the goal being charitably credited to Richard

stepped forward and his raking pass down the

Jewell for Chinnor. Once again good Didcot

wing found Jack Hollister who powered past a

performances from youngsters Harry Hudson

defender and his fierce cross was hammered in

and Harry Moreton and also good to see James

to the roof of the net by Ross MacDonald first

Barnett returning from a prolonged illness.

time. A great team goal enjoyed by the home crowd.

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