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Sat 20th Jan 2018Kick Off 15:00
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Wimborne Townvs
CirencesterTown
Evo-StikLeague South, West
100 starts for WTFC
Louis Kellaway
“He’s one of our own”
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Matty Holmes sponsored by Falcon ConstructionDanny Holmes Falcon ConstructionScott Arnold Falcon ConstructionSam Bayston ParvaluxLuke Holmes Brian SibleyToby Holmes Brian SibleyLouis Kellaway Millstream BistroBilly Maybury Interior FitMatt Oldring Loadpoint Precision Engineering LtdJames Stokoe Falcon Construction
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Front cover photo by Steve Harris …Is Louis Kellaway who made his 100th start for the Magpies last Saturday
From the Directors’ Box
Good afternoon and a warm wel-come to Cuthbury to our visi-tors from Cirencester. We
extend our hospitality to the visitingofficials, players, staff and supporters,and hope you enjoy your time with usand have a safe journey home.I’ve mentioned previously how tight thebattle for the play offs is and the 3 con-secutive defeats we’ve suffered sincethe turn of the year has demonstratedthis as we’ve slipped away to 10th inthe table but, to quote a footballing cli-ché, there is still plenty to play for.At this time of year injuries, suspen-sions & unavailability can start to bitemany teams and we’re no differentwith our modest squad being thinlyspread at present. Matty continues tojuggle his resources and as a boardwe try to help where we can and you’llhave seen elsewhere details of 2 sign-ings we’ve made. On the subject ofnew signings, I must pass on a specialthanks to local firm Loadpoint Preci-sion Engineering for a generous spon-sorship deal that helps to make newsignings possible …and thanks also toSteve Rimmington – the Loadpoint em-ployee & development squad kitman –who encouraged his boss to supportthe club!
Elsewhere we are hosting a fans forumin the club house on Monday 29th Jan-uary at 7.30 where the Board & Mattywill provide an update and field ques-tions. It’s been a while since we lastheld a forum so feel free to come alongand ask any burning questions youmay have!Finally, I also want to congratulateLouis Kelleway who started his 100thgame for the club last week at Yate.Louis is of course a graduate of ouryouth teams and is a great illustrationof what we’re all hoping to see more ofover the coming years …young localtalent playing for the youth teams be-fore moving into the developmentsquad and onto the first team. Hopeful-ly we’ll be congratulating more youthgraduates in the years ahead.Enjoy the game.
Wimborne Town Football Club Ltd is a private company limited by shares andregistered at Companies House with registered number 03640938. ParmiterHoldings Ltd owns 77% of the issued shares and Adam Batchelor owns 17%.
Date for your diary - Fans ForumMonday 29th January - 7:30pm in the Clubhouse
Wimborne Town F.C.Club Line-up 2017-18
MAGPIES ONLINEWebsite: www.wimbornetownfc.co.uk Twitter: @WimborneTnFCnew Facebook: Wimborne Town FC
IN THE DIRECTORS’ BOX Club President Ken Stewart Acting Chairmen Tony Grant Ken Stewart Commercial Director Graham Bell Clubhouse Director Louise Davis Director of Football Matty Holmes Finance Lee Merrifield Football & Youth Development Director Terry Wateridge
ON THE PITCH Manager Matty Holmes Assistant Manager Danny Holmes Coach John Macey Shane Traynor GK Coach David Walsh Sports Therapist Laurence Russell Kit Jeff RobbinsDevelopment Squad Mngr Darren Shepherd Head of Recruitment Terry Wateridge Groundsman Brian Sibley
YOUTH SECTION Chairman Gus Phillips Secretary Sally Woods Welfare Officer Julianna Miller Treasurer Kieron Smart
BEHIND THE GOALClubhouse Manager Louise Davis
Secretary Peter Barham Treasurer Geoff Maxted Matchday Co-ordinator Tony Grant Club Podiatrist Dr. Michele Spruce Matchday Host Michele Govier Chief Steward Mike Randall Stewards Kevin Hart Peter Stroud Adam Teuber (First Aid) Darren Jones Tannoy Dee Dee Thornton Webmaster Paul Barlow Web-site Forum Dave Webber Commercial Asst Simon Plank Special Events Brian McIntyre Videos Dave Briggs Photographer Steve Harris Marc Harris Match Reporters Dave Briggs Melissa Dickinson
Graham Dunn Media Assistant Ben Trant Club Travel Excelsior CoachesGround Maintenance Brian Sibley Turnstiles Rudi Cucka Colin Blake Tea Room Ann Barham Elaine Plank Trish Robbins BBQ Phill Main 50/50 Seller Bryan McCann Club Shop Dawn Haywood Complimentary Gate Tony Jackson Vermin Controller Freddie Joyce Hon Bldng Surveyor Eric Lewis Hon Seamstress Barbara Bolton Programme Seller Brian Brewer Supporters Club Chris Dale Programme Editor Graham Dunn e: [email protected]
Clubhouse tel.no.: 01202 884821
From the Dugout
Good afternoon everyone, andwelcome to our league game vCirencester Town, I would like
to welcome the players, staff and sup-porters of Cirencester to Wimborne fortoday’s game.Our recent results have been disap-pointing, but we must remember whowe have played in those games. Itshows us how far we have come to bedisappointed to lose our last 3 gamesagainst such strong opponents. Tolose away against Salisbury, hereagainst Evesham, and away at an inform Yate is certainly no disgrace.I have to look at our performances inthose 3 games and take a lot of heartfrom them. Our performance at Salis-bury was outstanding. Against Eve-sham we were 3-0 up with 20 minutesto go with every one from Gerard toBurbs performing heroically, to thenlose 4-3 and have Luke sent off was ahuge blow to us, in what was 3 pointsdropped. Yate last Saturday was anexcellent first half display, possibly thebest we have played for a while. Thenearly second half a great chance to go1-0 up when Toby was through, tothen give two goals away cheaply wasagain hurtful.Every team goes through blips in theseason, our last real blip was back in
late August, early September when welost 3 games on the run.Let’s remember that we now enter atime of injuries and suspensions thatare hurting us, but we have to digdeep and as a squad overcome thistogether. There are still lots of gamesto go, and I know the players are de-termined to finish the season as highas possible.We welcome Paddy Hester back to theclub after his excellent season with uslast year, and we also welcome Char-lie Kendall to the club. Paddy is availa-ble on Tuesday for our trip to Taunton,and Charlie is in the squad today.Sam Davidson is doing well and webelieve he may only be a couple ofweeks away from training; Sam Bay-ston continues his rehab along withWill Prior; Scott and Luke serve theirbans today so the squad will be put togood use this afternoon.I hope you all enjoy the game.
Best wishes,
Matty
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From the Dressing Room
Hi, and welcome to this after-noon’s league game againstCirencester.
After doing so well through Novemberand December, we’re still waiting for ourfirst points of 2018. We played well anddeserved something at Salisbury onNew Year’s Day, we threw away a 3goal lead in the last 20 minutes againstEvesham here two weeks ago, and thenlast Saturday we were punished at Yatefor not taking our chances when wewere on top in the first half. I talkedabout Salisbury in my last notes, so I’llfocus on the Evesham and Yate games.For the last three seasons Eveshamhave been a class act. And it’s a toughtask playing against them. Back in Sep-tember we’d won at their place with twogoals by Toby in the last 15 minutes.Their away form has been better than athome in the league.We did well to keep them out in the firsthalf. Stef and Louis cleared off the line,and Gerard made two brilliant saves.From one of those we went straightdown the other end to score our secondgoal. We were pleased to go in at thebreak two up, and then Toby increasedthe lead early in the second half whenhe scored from a pen. Even then wehad some really good chances to scoremore.Their three subs had a big impact, andwhen they scored with about 20 min-utes to go, the whole momentum of thegame changed. We didn’t keep the ball,and they just kept coming back at us. Atfirst you’re thinking of three points, thenyou just want to hang on to one, and itwas a real killer when they took thelead. Games with such a big turnaround
don’t come along too often. Many of youwill remember the 5-4 against Haleso-wen which went our way. It’s not goodbeing on the wrong end of one of thoseswings.We knew how Yate played, and we hada game-plan for last Saturday. We cre-ated some great chances in the firsthalf, and with a bit of luck we’d havecome off at the break in the lead. Wehad another great chance at the start ofthe second, but then the gamechanged. Our boys in midfield were out-numbered as their big no. 4, Peare,dominated, and we started getting over-run at the back. Their first goal was ourmistake, and the second came from an-other mistake and then a lucky ricochet.After that Yate were well in control.Near the end a pass back to me bob-bled and went between my legs as theirlad closed me down. I turned and pulledhim back, which the ref deemed a redcard offence, so I won’t be playing to-day. It’s a real blow as I want to play inevery game.Charlie Kendall came on in the secondhalf. He’s been well-schooled at AFCB,is quick and strong in training, and Ithink you’ll like watching him.Cirencester came down from the Pre-mier Division this season, and they’vegot some good players. Toby got thelate winner at their place in November,so the boys will be going all out to dothe double today.
Enjoy the game.
Scott
Wimborne Town 3 Evesham Utd 4 - 6 Jan - photos by Steve HarrisTop - Skipper Scott gets a vital touch; Bottom - Toby scores from the spot
Wimborne Town 3 Evesham United 4 - 6 Jan - Graham Dunn reports
In an action-packed game of free-flow-ing football, Wimborne surrendered a3-goal lead as Evesham's Robinsscored 4 times in 16 minutes to stealthe points from the Magpies.Evesham’s attacking intent was clearfrom the first few minutes as Powellfired over before Stefan Penny had toclear their next effort off the line. At theother end, Luke Burbidge created acentral opportunity for Toby which Eve-sham keeper Sawyer easily saved.However, on 12 minutes Wimbornetook the lead. Coming in from the right,Burbidge’s shot was parried by Sawyerbefore Toby netted the rebound.As play flowed from end to end, MattyOldring blocked an effort by Fahy, be-fore Gerard Benfield brilliantly savedHaskayne’s shot through a crowd. Lou-is Kellaway then fulfilled his defensiveduties with a header off the line.On 17 minutes Wimborne doubled theirlead. Luke Holmes played a ball overthe Evesham back-line for Toby whocame in from the right to beat Sawyer.At this time Evesham’s defence had noanswer to the home team’s attackingprowess. The only surprise was that nofurther first-half goals were scored.When a team has a two-goal lead, thenext goal is often critical. Quick feetfrom James Stokoe gave Toby space toclaim it, but he shot over. However,Wimborne had to wait just 8 second-half minutes to claim that third goal. Aquick free-kick found Toby on the left ofthe penalty area, he beat his man butwas hauled down. He took the resultantspot-kick himself. Sawyer guessed rightbut could only push the ball onto thepost and into the net.
Evesham manager Paul Collicutt made3 separate substitutions which ener-gised the visitors who took control andswarmed forwards at every opportunity.The almost inevitable goal came on 70minutes when Liddiard rose highest atthe far post to score from a corner.Six minutes later, as the home sidestruggled to get the ball clear, captainMann returned a defensive header withinterest from the edge of the box to re-duce the deficit to one.Remarkably, on 80 minutes the scoreswere level. Haskayne firing a screamerpast Benfield from 25 yards.Wimborne desperately tried to get backinto the game, but the momentum waswith Evesham. On 86 minutes Mannbeat the wall and Benfield from a free-kick just outside the box on the left.Still Evesham flooded forward, andBenfield had to make a brilliant tip-overto prevent a fifth.Things got worse for Wimborne whenLuke Holmes was shown a straight red.The home supporters were left wonder-ing how a Halesowen-like comebackhappened in a feast of football.Star man: Groundsman Brian Sibley -for preparing a playable pitch.
Match Stats Magpies RobinsGoal Attempts -on target
7 12
GAs - blocked 1 5GAs - off target 3 6Corners 5 10Fouls 18 15Off-side 6 1Cards 1R, 2Y 1Y
Taunton eased to a comfortable 4-0 winat AFC Totton. Ross Staley, who isleaving this month for a coaching job inAustralia, netted a hat-trick with goalson 8, 37 & 52 minutes. Matt Wright alsoscored 2 minutes after half-time.At Cirencester Town, Salisbury twicetook the lead through Danny Youngafter 14 minutes and a powerful OwenHowe drive after 53 minutes but weretwice pegged back, Henry Spalding on27 minutes and Aidan Bennett on 74minutes netting for the home side. ButClaudio Herbert popped up to win it forSteve Claridge`s side on 87 minutes.At Cossham Street, Kailan Gould gaveMangotsfield the lead on the half-hourmark and Jordan Ricketts added a sec-ond 2 minutes before half-time. But justa minute after the restart, Dean Stampreduced the deficit for Manor Farm. TheMangos held on, despite having LewisPowell sent-off after 64 minutes.Supermarine were held 3-3 at LarkhallAthletic, whose Joe Tumelty after 16minutes and Cory Simpson 7 minuteslater, had them two-up. `Marine foughtback to lead with goals from JoeSelman just before the break, a MikeBaker own goal on 74 minutes and thenSelman again 8 minutes from time.Evesham’s 4-3 win saw them movelevel on points with Wimborne.Bideford AFC won 1-0 at home to bot-tom-markers Bishops Cleeve, thanks to
a goal from Sean Downing 2 minutesinto second-half stoppage time.Didcot shared a six-goal draw at Short-wood United, who led 2-0 with NickHumphreys and an Adam Learoyd owngoal, by the 16th minute. Learoydscored at the right end on the half-hourmark, only for Liam Meredith to restoreUnited`s two-goal advantage 4 minutesafter half-time. But the Railwaymenfought back with an own goal from Ri-chard Thwaite on 52 minutes and an84th minute Marlon Agyakwa equaliser.Winchester shared a 2-2 draw at Pault-on whose Josh Morgan-Williams can-celled out Pat Cox`s 32nd minuteopener for City in the 55th minute. LiamMonelle then gave Rovers the lead on67 minutes, only for Jamie Barron tolevel from the spot with 17 minutes left.Second-bottom Barnstaple Town suf-fered a 5-2 defeat at Kidlington, whoseDeclan Benjamin, Duran Martin, DariusBrowne and a George Nancekivell owngoal had them 4-0 up by the 34thminute. Archie Reay reduced the ar-rears 20 minutes from time, only forLewis Coyle to make it a nap hand forthe Oxfordshire side 6 minutes later,with Harry Stevens netting a second forBarum 2 minutes into time added on.Not far away, third-bottom Slimbridgeearned a 1-1 draw at North Leigh, wholed through Roger James` 20th minuteopener until 19 minutes from the endwhen Joe Wilton levelled.
AFC Totton 0 - 4 Taunton TBideford 1 - 0 Bishops CleeveCinderford T 0 - 0 Yate TCirencester T 2 - 3 SalisburyKidlington 5 - 2 Barnstaple TLarkhall Ath 3 - 3 Swindon S’marine
Mangotsfield U 2 - 1 Bristol Manor FarmNorth Leigh 1 - 1 SlimbridgePaulton Rov 2 - 2 Winchester CShortwood U 3 - 3 Didcot TWimborne T 3 - 4 Evesham U
Evo-Stik League South, West 6 Jan - Results & Steve Whitney’s Round-up
Wimborne Town F.C. Club HonoursLeague Honours
Wessex League Premier Division- winners: 1991-92, 1993-94, 1999-00
- runners-up: 1992-93, 1996-97, 2003-04, 2009-10Dorset League Division One
- winners: 1980-81 - runners-up: 1938-39
Cup HonoursFA Vase - winners: 1991-92FA Cup - 1st round: 1982-83
FA Trophy - 1st round: 2014-15Dorset Senior Cup
- winners: 1991-92, 1996-97- runners-up: 1998-99, 1999-00, 2009-10, 2011-12, 2012-13
Dorset Senior Amateur Cup - winners: 1936-37, 1963-64Dorset Minor Cup - winners: 1912-13
Wessex League Cup - winners: 1990-91, 1993-94, 1996-97, 1999-00, 2007-08
With Luke Holmes unavailable, manag-er Matty Holmes brought Loyd Cole intothe starting XI, pushing the versatileBilly Maybury into midfield. Louis Kella-way, 20, made his 100th start.On the good-looking surface, May-bury’s diagonal ball gave Luke Bur-bidge a first opportunity to run at hisfull-back. As play flowed from end-to-end, Cole made an important slidinginterception. On 6 minutes Mayburyagain sprayed the ball wide. This timeStefan Penny’s cross was met by asoaring James Stokoe whose headerflashed inches wide of the upright.On 14 minutes, Stokoe cleverly teed-upMaybury on the edge of the box, but hislow shot also went wide.With both sides playing the ball on theground, the game became chess-likeas the teams probed for openings. On19 minutes Toby Holmes had his firstsight of goal but keeper Rivers saved.From Cole’s cross from the left, Stokoehad his shot blocked and then put therebound wide. At the other end thebusy Tooze crossed from the by-linebut his inviting cross flashed across theface of Gerard Benfield’s goal.The visitors exerted sustained pressureon the Yate goal. Jack Lovell, Burbidgeand Penny combined to force a corner,Stokoe had two more efforts blockedand saved, Maybury’s drive from dis-tance was deflected for a corner, andHolmes just failed to control Burbidge’sthrough ball. But Yate’s goal remainedintact, before the home side had thebetter of the closing minutes of the half.Early in the second period, Lovell andStokoe set-up Holmes. His shot beatRivers, but also the far post. And thatwas as good as it got for the visitors.
On 50 minutes, Tooze pounced on aweak defensive back-header from along ball and beat Benfield. Gaining inconfidence, Yate went on to dominatethe game. Peare’s drive from a free-kick was blocked by the defensive wall,and a cross-shot from wide on the rightwas palmed over by Benfield, beforeYate doubled their lead on 60 minutes.Moving the ball quickly in mid-field, aricochet came to Anderson, he roundedBenfield and set-up a tap-in for Brooks.Wimborne brought on Ben Walker, andnew-signing Charlie Kendall, but madelittle impression on the home back-line.Maybury’s 22 yard free-kick, over thebar, being their best effortYate continued to cause problems. On85 minutes, a ball skidded under ScottArnold’s boot, and he turned and pulledthe forward over. Being the last man,referee Barlow brought out his red card.Fortunately, he decided that the offencetook place a foot outside the penaltyarea. Wimborne’s wall stood firm.If Wimborne had taken one of theirgood chances when the score was 0-0,it could well have been a different re-sult. But on the day the Magpies fin-ished a well-beaten side.The search for a first point in 2018 con-tinues.
Yate Town 2 Wimborne Town 0 - 13 Jan - Graham Dunn reports
Match Stats Magpies BluebellsGoal Attempts -on target
2 5
GAs - blocked 5 5GAs - off target 7 11Corners 4 6Fouls 11 11Off-side 1 4Cards 1 R 1 Y
Evo-Stik League South, West 13 Jan - Results and Round-up
Leaders Taunton Town have only lostonce this season to date, but they camemighty close to making that two defeatsas only a late comeback salvaged apoint against Shortwood United. Thevisitors raced into a two-goal lead withinthe first half-hour. Jordan Morris firedthem ahead in the 14th minute and thenpounced on a slip by Chris McGrath toset-up Joe White for an easy tap-in 14minutes later. And it looked bleak whenWill Hawes put Shortwood 3-0 just 14minutes from time. But the Peacocksroared back, with a fortunate cross-cum-shot from Ross Staley reducing the defi-cit to two in the 78th minute. But, asmany of the 371 crowd began to maketheir way to the exit gates, Dan Sullivanstabbed home from close range in the89th minute. And in the 5th minute ofstoppage time, Rich Thwaite was penal-ised for handball and sent-off, and Sulli-van duly converted the penalty to pullTaunton back on level terms.Salisbury FC beat North Leigh 2-0. OllieMehew gave the Whites the perfect startby putting them ahead from the spot inthe very first minute. But it wasn`t until 2minutes into stoppage time at the end ofthe game that Stuart Green was able tomake sure of Salisbury`s points.Bristol Manor Farm won 1-0 at home toKidlington. Troy Simpson scoring 9 min-utes into the second half.A Matt Liddiard goal after 19 minutesproved enough for Evesham at home to
Paulton Rovers, while Didcot Town hitfour without reply against visitorsCirencester Town with Felipe Barcelosand George Reid both bagging braces,each with goals in either half.Bideford hammered Supermarine 5-0 atthe WebbsWood Stadium. Ben Seymourwas the Devonians` hero with four of thegoals in the 37th, 50th, 75th and 85thminutes – all after Sean Downing hadgiven the visitors a 25th minute lead.Winchester City saw off Larkhall Athletic3-1 with goals from Jamie Barron after 9& 48 minutes and one from Ollie Baileyjust past the hour-mark – Matt Brittonhaving equalised on 23 minutes.AFC Totton won 2-0 at Slimbridge, goalsby Charlie Gunson on 75 minutes andTony Lee 2 minutes into stoppage time.Bottom side Bishops Cleeve shockedMangotsfield United by winning for onlythe second time this season to date. TheMitres won 4-0 at home, thanks to IeuanCrowe after 27 minutes, Harrison Idles 2minutes after the break, Joe Bates fromthe spot 5 minutes later and then JackWatts on 62 minutes.Barnstaple Town lost 2-1 at home toCinderford Town, for whom Lewis Bam-ford after 10 minutes and then Jack Al-derdice 5 minutes from time cancelledout Chris Ibbeson`s 49th minute effortfor the Devon side.
Steve Wintney
Barnstaple T 1 - 2 Cinderford TBishops Clve 4 - 0 Mangotsfield UBristol M F 1 - 0 KidlingtonDidcot T 4 - 0 Cirencester TEvesham U 1 - 0 Paulton RovSalisbury 2 - 0 North Leigh
Slimbridge 0 - 2 AFC TottonSwindon S 0 - 5 BidefordTaunton T 3 - 3 Shortwood UWinchester C 3 - 1 Larkhall AthYate T 2 - 0 Wimborne T
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Recent Evo-Stik League South, West ResultsTuesday 16 JanuaryCirencester T 3 - 1 North LeighMangotsfield U 0 - 1 Taunton T
Wednesday 17 JanuaryEvesham U 3 - 3 Swindon S’marineSlimbridge 2 - 0 Winchester C
Evo-Stik League South, WestForm Table
most recent result on left
AFC Totton W L L D L WBarnstaple Town L L D L L LBideford W W D D L DBishops Cleeve W L L L L LBristol Manor Farm W L W W D LCinderford Town W D W L L DCirencester Town W L W L W LDidcot Town W D W D D WEvesham United D W W D W WKidlington L W D D L LLarkhall Athletic L D L W W LMangotsfield United L L W L L WNorth Leigh L L L D L LPaulton Rovers L W D L W LSalisbury W W W W W WShortwood United D L D D L LSlimbridge W L D L L LSwindon Supermarine D L D D L WTaunton Town W D W W W WWimborne Town L L L W W LWinchester City L W D D L WYate Town W W D W W W
Evo-Stik League SouthLeading goalscorers as at 17 Jan
Mangotsfield U 282AFC Totton 242Paulton Rov 212Slimbridge 204Wimborne T 204Bideford 202Bishops Cleeve 194Barnstaple T 186
Salisbury 186Shortwood U 186Taunton T 176Yate T 174Kidlington 170Didcot T 148Bristol Manor F 148Cirencester T 144
Winchester C 140Evesham U 140North Leigh 140Larkhall Ath 126Cinderford T 122Swindon S 118
Evo-Stik League South, West - Fair Play Table as at 11 Jan4 pts per caution, 10 or 12 pts for sending off
WestB.Whitehead Cirencester T 23O.Bailey Winchester C 18J.Grace-Parsons Swindon S 18T.Holmes Wimborne T 18D.Stamp Bristol M F 18F.Barcelos Didcot T 16B.Seymour Bideford 14B.Brooks Yate T 12C.Feeney AFC Tptton 12S.Green Salisbury 12A.Odhiambo Kidlington 12M.Wright Taunton T 12
PremierJ.Mills Hereford 21B.Goodship Weymouth 19L.Landricombe Tiverton T 18D.Angus Redditch U 15A.Marriott Royston T 15A.O’Connor Kettering T 15
EastR.Sharman Cambridge C 23J.Hall Dunstable 19D.West Thame U 18
In the Evo-Stik League South, Moneyfields (East) and Stratford (Prem Div) havethe worst record 298 points, Slough Town (Prem Div) have the best 72 points.
Evo-Stik League South, West - 17 Jan 2018Home Away Total GF GA GD Pts
1 Taunton Town 23 9 1 1 9 3 0 18 4 1 56 23 33 582 Salisbury 24 6 4 2 9 1 2 15 5 4 64 26 38 503 Bristol Manor Farm 25 7 4 2 6 2 4 13 6 6 56 40 16 454 Evesham United 25 5 4 4 7 3 2 12 7 6 44 36 8 435 Didcot Town 25 8 2 2 4 4 5 12 6 7 49 42 7 426 Bideford 22 6 3 4 6 2 1 12 5 5 43 26 17 417 Winchester City 25 7 2 4 5 3 4 12 5 8 50 40 10 418 Swindon S’marine 24 8 2 2 4 3 5 12 5 7 45 40 5 419 AFC Totton 24 7 1 4 5 3 4 12 4 8 42 29 13 4010 Wimborne Town 25 7 1 5 5 2 5 12 3 10 53 36 17 3911 Yate Town 25 4 4 4 6 4 3 10 8 7 49 42 7 3812 Kidlington 23 4 6 1 4 3 5 8 9 6 43 37 6 3313 Cirencester Town 25 6 1 6 3 3 6 9 4 12 48 49 -1 3114 Larkhall Athletic 22 4 4 4 4 0 6 8 4 10 41 39 2 2815 Cinderford Town 23 2 5 3 4 4 5 6 9 8 32 33 -1 2716 Paulton Rovers 25 3 3 6 4 2 7 7 5 13 35 44 -9 2617 North Leigh 25 5 2 5 2 2 9 7 4 14 32 46 -14 2518 Shortwood United 24 3 3 5 2 5 6 5 8 11 40 69 -29 2319 Slimbridge 24 2 1 10 4 4 3 6 5 13 32 61 -29 2320 Mangotsfield Utd 25 4 3 6 1 2 9 5 5 15 25 52 -27 2021 Barnstaple Town 24 1 2 8 2 3 8 3 5 16 33 61 -28 1422 Bishops Cleeve 23 2 1 8 0 1 11 2 2 19 21 62 -41 8
In our league there have been 265 games:● 110 home wins 41%● 96 away wins 37%● 59 draws 22%● 935 goals average 3.5 goals per game.
Biggest win: Shortwood U 0 - 8 Salisbury 9 SeptBiggest aggregate: Salisbury 8 - 2 Cirencester T 19 Sept
Games played by WTFC 3 6 9 12 15 18 21 24 25AFC Totton 3 6 7 10 6 8 5 10 9Barnstaple Town 17 20 19 19 19 21 21 21 21Bideford 7 8 15 11 8 5 8 8 6Bishops Cleeve 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22Bristol Manor Farm 2 1 2 2 3 2 2 3 3Cinderford Town 21 11 17 12 15 15 17 17 15Cirencester Town 16 15 16 20 18 19 15 14 13Didcot Town 5 9 10 6 10 9 9 7 5Evesham United 14 5 3 4 5 10 10 6 4Kidlington 13 17 14 13 12 11 11 12 12Larkhall Athletic 11 10 11 14 13 14 13 13 14Mangotsfield United 18 18 21 21 21 20 20 19 20North Leigh 15 12 13 15 14 12 14 16 17Paulton Rovers 12 13 18 16 17 17 16 15 16Salisbury 10 4 5 3 2 4 3 2 2Shortwood United 19 19 12 17 20 18 18 18 18Slimbridge 8 14 8 9 11 16 19 20 19Swindon Supermarine 9 3 6 7 4 6 4 4 8Taunton Town 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1Wimborne Town 4 16 9 8 9 7 6 5 10Winchester City 6 7 4 5 7 3 7 9 7Yate Town 20 21 20 18 16 13 12 11 11
Evo-Stik League South, West 2017-18- changing league positions
Evo-Stik League South - Club of the Month Awards - DecemberEVO-STIK League South Premier Division playoff-chasers Weymouth are lookingforward to collecting their first prize of the season. Having gone unbeaten throughthe month of December, The Terras averaged the best points per game.AFC Rushden & Diamonds currently sit top of the table in the EVO-STIK LeagueSouth, East also went unbeaten through the month of December, and pick up theirsecond Club of the Month award this season.In the Evo-Stik League South, West leaders Taunton Town pick up their third Clubof the Month award this season.
Date Opponents Comp Score Att. 1 2 3 4 5Aug 12 BISHOPS CLEEVE Lge 3 - 1 202 Benfield Hartley Davidson Maybury R Oldring 1Aug 16 Didcot Town Lge 2 - 4 153 Benfield Hartley Davidson Maybury Y OldringAug 19 Andover Town FAC P 3 - 3 163 Benfield Hartley Davidson Kellaway OldringAug 22 ANDOVER TOWN FAC P (r) 1 - 2 248 Benfield Francis Penny Maybury Y OldringAug 26 YATE TOWN Lge 4 - 2 186 Benfield Y Penny Walker Maybury Oldring YAug 28 Winchester City Lge 0 - 1 197 Benfield Penny Y Walker Y Maybury OldringSep 2 LARKHALL ATH Lge 1 - 3 207 Benfield Penny Walker Davidson R OldringSep 9 BRISTOL MANOR F Lge 1 - 3 221 Benfield Walker Penny Arnold OldringSep 17 Evesham United Lge 2 - 1 216 Benfield Penny Maybury Arnold OldringSep 23 Bideford Lge 2 - 1 215 Benfield Penny Maybury Arnold OldringSep 30 AFC TOTTON Lge 1 - 1 316 Benfield Arnold Penny Maybury Oldring 1 YOct 3 Weymouth LCC 1 0 - 3 205 Benfield Walker Cole Maybury DavidsonOct 7 North Leigh FAT P 3 - 1 85 Benfield 1 Penny Maybury Arnold Y DavidsonOct 14 North Leigh Lge 1 - 1 75 Benfield Penny Maybury Arnold DavidsonOct 17 CINDERFORD T Lge 0 - 1 158 Benfield Penny Maybury Arnold DavidsonOct 21 SWINDON S Lge 3 - 0 208 Benfield Maybury Y Cole Arnold Oldring YOct 24 Paulton Rovers Lge 0 - 1 108 Evans Maybury Gole Arnold OldringOct 28 Thame United FAT 1Q 0 - 5 99 Benfield Penny Maybury Arnold Oldring YOct 31 GILLINGHAM T DSC 1 8 - 2 119 Evans Walker Cole Davidson OldringNov 4 SHORTWOOD UTD Lge 5 - 2 226 Benfield Penny Cole Davidson Y OldringNov 11 Cirencester Town Lge 2 - 1 128 Benfield Y Penny Cole Davidson Oldring YNov 18 MANGOTSFIELD U Lge 3 - 1 252 Benfield Lovell Cole Davidson ArnoldNov 25 Slimbridge Lge 8 - 1 98 Benfield Lovell Oldring 1 Arnold DavidsonNov 28 DORCHESTER T DSC QF 2 - 0 161 Benfield Maybury Cole Davidson OldringDec 2 Barnstaple Town Lge 1 - 1 91 Benfield Oldring Lovell Y Davidson ArnoldDec 9 KIDLINGTON Lge 1 - 0 175 Benfield Oldring Maybury Davidson Arnold YDec 16 DIDCOT TOWN Lge 0 - 1 231 Benfield Francis Cole Davidson ArnoldDec 23 Bishops Cleeve Lge 7 - 1 53 Benfield Penny Cole Oldring 1 ArnoldDec 26 WINCHESTER C Lge 3 - 0 235 Benfield Walker Maybury Oldring 1 ArnoldJan 1 Salisbury Lge 0 - 2 902 Benfield Penny Maybury Oldring ArnoldJan 6 EVESHAM UTD Lge 3 - 4 273 Benfield Penny Maybury Oldring Y ArnoldJan 13 Yate Town Lge 0 - 2 178 Benfield Penny Cole Oldring Arnold RJan 20 CIRENCESTER T LgeJan 23 Taunton Town LgeJan 27 Shortwood United LgeFeb 3 BIDEFORD LgeFeb 10 Larkhall Athletic LgeFeb 17 NORTH LEIGH LgeFeb 24 Cinderford Town LgeMar 3 PAULTON ROV LgeMar 10 Swindon S’marine LgeMar 17 Kidlington LgeMar 24 BARNSTAPLE T LgeMar 31 Bristol Manor Farm LgeApr 2 SALISBURY LgeApr 7 Mangotsfield Utd LgeApr 14 TAUNTON T LgeApr 21 AFC Totton LgeApr 28 SLIMBRIDGE Lge
Results & Fixtures 2017 - 18
Home games - IN BOLD FAC=Emirates FA Cup FAT=Buildbase FA Trophy LCC=BigFreeBet.Com Challenge Cup DSC=Dorset Senior Cup
Today’s Evo-Stik League South, West fixtures:Barnstaple T vs Taunton TBishops Cl’ve vs Winchester CCinderford T vs BidefordDidcot T vs Bristol Manor FarmEvesham U vs SlimbridgeKidlington vs Shortwood ULarkhall Ath vs SalisburyMangotsfield U vs AFC TottonNorth Leigh vs Paulton RovSwindon S vs Yate TWimborne T vs Cirencester T
6 7 8 9 10 11 Substitutes - used / unusedFrancis Stokoe L.Holmes T.Holmes 1 Cann Lovell 1 Kellaway SB Penny BW MoggFrancis Stokoe 1 L.Holmes T.Holmes Cann 1 Lovell LK SP Walker Bayston STFrancis Stokoe L.Holmes T.Holmes 3 Cann Lovell Buck Penny SB BM BW DWKellaway Stokoe L.Holmes T.Holmes Cann 1 Lovell Bayston JC Buck BM BW DavidsonKellaway Francis R L.Holmes T.Holmes 2 Cann Lovell 1 Bayston SD Buck Mogg (1) DWKellaway Stokoe Y L.Holmes Y T.Holmes Francis Lovell Bayston SD Mogg Buck DCKellaway Stokoe L.Holmes Bayston Maybury 1 Lovell Buck DW BM CannFrancis Burbidge 1 Maybury L.Holmes Cann Lovell Bayston DW Mogg BradleyKellaway Stokoe L.Holmes Bayston Burbidge Lovell Francis T.Holmes (2) Walker RB ROKellaway Stokoe 1 L.Holmes Bayston Burbidge 1 Lovell Y Francis T.Holmes Walker ROKellaway Y Stokoe L.Holmes Y T.Holmes Burbidge Lovell Y Bayston LF BW SDKellaway Francis L.Holmes T.Holmes Burbidge Bayston Lovell Robinson Bradley (Y) SAKellaway Stokoe Y L.Holmes T.Holmes 2 Burbidge Lovell Y SB DW BW Francis LCKellaway Stokoe L.Holmes T.Holmes 1 Burbidge Lovell Oldring Bayston LF BW LCKellaway Stokoe L.Holmes T.Holmes Burbidge Bayston Oldring Francis Cole BW JLKellaway Stokoe L.Holmes T.Holmes 2 Burbidge Lovell Penny Bayston BW Francis SDKellaway Stokoe Y L.Holmes Y T.Holmes Burbidge Lovell Penny LFKellaway Stokoe L.Holmes T.Holmes Burbidge Lovell Francis Walker Davidson (Y) SBMaybury Stokoe 1 Francis T.Holmes 6 Burbidge Bayston 1 Tilsted GB LK Penny LovellMaybury Stokoe L.Holmes Y T.Holmes 2 Burbidge Lovell 2 Y LF Bayston (1) Kellaway JK-P SAKellaway Maybury 1 L.Holmes Y T.Holmes 1 Burbidge Y Lovell SA DW Stokoe Bayston FrancisKellaway Stokoe 1 Maybury Y T.Holmes Burbidge 1 Bayston 1 Penny DW Francis BradleyKellaway 1 Stokoe 1 Maybury 2 T.Holmes 1 Burbidge 1 Bayston Y L.Holmes (1) DW Francis ColeKellaway Francis L.Holmes T.Holmes 2 Burbidge Bayston Stokoe Penny SA Lovell RBKellaway Stokoe 1 Francis T.Holmes Burbidge Bayston L.Holmes DW Maybury Penny LCFrancis Stokoe L.Holmes T.Holmes 1 Burbidge Lovell SB DW Penny Kellaway LCKellaway Stokoe Y L.Holmes T.Holmes Burbidge Lovell Y Penny DW Bayston Walker RBKellaway 1 Stokoe L.Holmes T.Holmes 1 Burbidge Lovell 2 Francis (1) Walker OkumuKellaway Stokoe L.Holmes Y T.Holmes 1 Burbidge Lovell Francis DW Penny (1) Cole ROKellaway Stokoe Y L.Holmes T.Holmes Y Burbidge Y Lovell LF DW LC BW ROKellaway Stokoe L.Holmes R T.Holmes 3 Y Burbidge Lovell Francis DW Cole BW OkumuKellaway Stokoe Maybury T.Holmes Burbidge Lovell LF DW Walker Kendall RO
Tuesday 23 JanuaryBarnstaple T vs AFC TottonBishops Cl’ve vs Larkhall AthCinderford T vs Evesham UShortwood U vs KidlingtonSwindon S vs SlimbridgeTaunton T vs Wimborne T
Saturday 27 JanuaryAFC Totton vs KidlingtonBideford vs North LeighBristol Manor F vs Swindon SCirencester T vs Mangotsfield U
Saturday 27 January cont’dPaulton Rov vs Larkhall AthSalisbury vs Barnstaple TShortwood U vs Wimborne TSlimbridge vs Bishops CleeveTaunton T vs Didcot TWinchester C vs Cinderford TYate T vs Evesham U
Tuesday 30 JanuaryAFC Totton vs BidefordBishops Cl’ve vs Cirencester TNorth Leigh vs Swindon S
Next Evo-Stik League South, West fixtures
Wimborne Town F.C. 2017-18 - Management and Players
Matty HolmesDanny Holmes Shane Traynor
John Macey
Ben Walker
Luke Holmes
Matt Maybury Jeff Robbins Laurence Russell David Walsh
Scott Arnold Sam Bayston Gerard Benfield Robbie Bradley
Loyd Cole Sam Davidson Lee Francis Toby Holmes
Louis Kellaway Jack Lovell Billy Maybury
Stefan Penny James Stokoe
Luke Burbidge
Will PriorMatt Oldring
Rob OkumuCharlie Kendall
App Sub Goal Asst App Sub Goal Asst App Sub Goal AsstScott Arnold 18 2 20 0 0 0Sam Bayston 7 10 2 1 3 1 1 10 11 3 1Gerard Benfield 24 6 1 30 0 1 0Robbie Bradley 2 1 0 3 0 0Luke Burbidge 20 4 15 5 5 25 0 4 20Loyd Cole 8 4 3 11 4 0 0Sam Davidson 12 1 5 2 17 2 0 1Rhys Evans 1 1 2 0 0 0Lee Francis 8 10 1 5 2 1 13 12 1 1Luke Holmes 21 2 1 12 6 3 27 2 1 15Toby Holmes 21 2 18 6 7 13 1 28 2 31 7Louis Kellaway 20 3 2 1 6 26 3 2 1Charlie Kendall 1 0 1 0 0Jack Lovell 24 6 6 4 3 28 3 6 6Billy Maybury 22 1 5 1 6 28 1 5 1Robinson Okumu 2 1 0 3 0 0Matthew Oldring 21 2 5 5 2 26 2 5 2Stefan Penny 15 8 1 3 3 18 11 1 0James Stokoe 22 1 5 2 5 1 1 2 27 2 6 4Charlie Tilsted 1 0 1 0 0Ben Walker 5 6 1 2 1 1 7 7 0 2Own goal 2 0 0 2 0Josh Buck 3 2 0 5 0 0Dan Cann 4 1 1 2 1 6 1 2 0Josh Hartley 2 1 3 0 0 0Ben Mogg 4 1 0 4 1 0
Player Stats - 2017-18 League Cup Total
James Stokoe’s Testimonial Game and Dinner - 12 May 2018As James has been with WTFC for 10 years, the Club has rewarded him with a tes-timonial game and dinner, both to take place on Saturday 12th May.The game will kick-off at 1pm. The opposing team has not yet been announced, butthe Wimborne Town XI will include former players Liam Green and Mark Gamble.The evening 3-course dinner will be a black-tie event, £40pp - tables of 10,If you’d like to help in any way, please speak to Michele Govier or Laura Stokoe.
The Big Interview - Louis Kellaway - who made his 100th start for WTFC at YateWe asked Louis to look back on those 100 games.
Tell us about your first game for WTFC?It was as a sub against Hamworthy Utdin the DSC on 28 Oct 2014I came on about 60 mins when we were1-0 up. Soon after, George Webb gotcarried off injured (after we used 3 subs)and Griff got sent off, so we were downto 9 men. It was a bit of a tin hats job butwe eventually won 1-0. It was a greatexperience of men's football. Specialthanks to Cussy for giving me my debut!What can you remember of your firststart? Away to Taunton on 1 Jan 2015I didn't expect to start so was shockedwhen the team was announced. Thegame seemed to pass too quickly to re-member too much but we went 1-0 upbut eventually lost 2-1 due to 2 lategoals. I had mixed feelings at the end asit was great to make my full debut butsad to lose! But again gave me a greatinsight of non league football and wasthe first time playing in front of such abig crowd so was a good feeling!Which other teams did you play for?I've been at Wimborne since U13sthrough to now and been lucky enoughto play for some great managers! Fromu13s to u18s I played for Nick Hutch-ings, and also had a spell with the de-velopment team under Ed Taylor.Which has been your best individualperformance for the First Team?I don't really think I've stood out mas-sively in any game, but I might go lastgame of last season vs Slimbridgewhere I got a goal and MOTM from thegaffer which is always nice.And your most memorable goal?I don't score a lot so there wasn't manyto choose from! I'd probably go the goal
vs Salisbury for the occasion, nice toscore at a ground like that in front of afew people, shame it wasn't the winner!Best WTFC game you’ve played in?Hereford away! Great game in front of2000+ people! To go 1 nil down after 30seconds against the run-away leagueleaders then come from behind twiceshowed that we can match any team onour day! Thought everyone played out oftheir skins that day. I think Toby mighthave scored a good penalty that day...Favourite ground to play on?Hereford was good, but I always lovestepping out to play at the Cuthbury asyou're always given a warm reception.What’s your football career ambition(s)?I always joke that I'll stay at Wimborneall my life because it's so handy tohome, but if we keep playing like we areI don't see why I wouldn't stay!What’s your advice to youth players whowant to emulate you?I think there's other players to emulateinstead of me haha! But it's important tokeep plying your trade wherever that isas a youngster, and see where thattakes you!
Thanks for your time, Louis.We look forward to your next 100.
The Louis Kellaway stats
Season Starts Sub Goals
2014-15 8 4 0
2015-16 22 1 1
2016-17 44 4 4
2017-18 26 3 2
Louis Kellaway in action - match photos by Steve HarrisTop: preparing to head off the line against Evesham earlier this monthBottom: against Winchester in the rain on Boxing DayInset: a young Louis
Matty Holmes Manager Appointed May 2016.Played 124 games for AFC Bournemouth. Also WestHam, Blackburn Rovers andCharlton. AFCB academy coach for the past 10 years.Danny Holmes Assistant Manager Appointed June 2016.Played for Middlesborough before moving to AFCB with loan spells at Farnborough,Aldershot and Salisbury. Has been coaching at AFCB academy for the last 8 years.Shane Traynor Coach Appointed June 2016.Played and captained Merstham in the Ryman league with coaching and manage-ment at Hamworthy, Weymouth and Poole. Also an AFCB academy coach.John Macey CoachBegan his career as a goalkeeper at Bristol City before playing for Grimsby Town,Newport County and Minehead amongst others.David Walsh Goalkeeper coach Appointed July 2017.David will be coach for all the club teams.Laurence Russell Sports Therapist Appointed July 2017.Has previous football experience with Plymouth Argyll FC.Scott Arnold Position: Defence DoB: 22.2.85, PooleRe-signed: July 2011 Previous clubs: Rossgarth, Verwood Town, AFC Bourne-mouth, Poole Borough, Wimborne Town (2003-10), Bournemouth FC.Scott is club captain.Sam Bayston Position: Forward DoB: 28.6.94 ,PooleSigned: Dec 2015 Previous clubs Hamworthy Utd,Poole Town and New MiltonGerard Benfield Position: Goalkeeper DoB: 28.9.97, PooleSigned: July 2016 Previous club Hamworthy Utd.“Most improved young player” award for last seasonRobbie Bradley Position: Midfield DoB: 02.10.99, SouthamptonSigned through our Development Squad.“Development player award” for last season.Luke Burbidge Position: Forward DoB: 26.09.91, PooleSigned on loan: Sept 2017 Previous clubs Hamworthy Utd, Poole Town, WeymouthLoyd Cole Position: Defence DoB: 12.11.92, PooleSigned: Sept 2017 dual-signed with ChristchurchJason Collins Position: Goalkeeper DoB: 09.05.90, HillingdonSigned: July 2017 Previous clubs: Bemerton Heath Harlequins, Christchurch.Sam Davidson Position: Defence DoB: 15.8.96, PooleSigned: March 2016 Previous club Hamworthy Utd.Jason Dyer Position: Midfield DoB: 14.05.99, PooleSigned through our Development Squad, also Eastleigh & Hamworthy Utd.
Wimborne Town - Management Team and Player Profiles
Rhys Evans Position: Goalkeeper DoB: 27.01.82, SwindonSigned Oct 2017 Over 300 Football League appearances, England U21Lee Francis Position: Midfield DoB: 04.08.88, BarnstapleSigned July 2017 Previous club, Barnstaple TownPaddy Hester Position: Defence DoB: 3.1.93, PooleRe-signed Jan 2018 Previous clubs: AFCB, Hamworthy UtdLuke Holmes Position: Midfield DoB: 7.3.97, PooleOriginally signed Oct 2015, rejoined June 2016 after spells at Dorchester and Poole.Previously a scholar at AFCB. “ Young player of the season award “ last season.Toby Holmes Position: Forward DoB: 26.12.92, PooleSigned: June 2016. Previously at Dorchester Town2016-17 “Manager’s player”,”Fantasy player”,“ Golden Boot” and “Supporters player”.Louis Kellaway Position: Midfield DoB: 27.2.97, PooleAn energetic player who has developed through the youth teams.“Chairman’s player” award for last season.Charlie Kendall Position: Forward DoB: 14.09.98, PooleSigned: Jan 2018 Former AFCB apprenticeJack Lovell Position: Forward DoB: 19.11.93, SalisburySigned from Bemerton Heath Harlequins in 2016. Other clubs incl Verwood TownBilly Maybury Position: Defence / Midfield DoB: 2.9.93, PooleSigned: Aug 2012 Previous club AFCBLast season, “ Players player “ award.Robinson Okumu Position: Forward DoB: 24.11.99, KenyaSigned through our Development squad.Matthew Oldring Position: Defence / Midfield DoB: 08.10.91, PooleExperienced player signed March 2017 from Dorchester Town.Stefan Penny Position: Defence / Midfield DoB: 20.08.92, PooleSigned August 2016 Previous club Hamworthy Utd.Will Prior Position: Midfield / Forward DoB: 06.12.98, DorchesterSigned through our Development squad.James Stokoe Position: Midfield DoB: 11.11.85, WinchesterSigned June 2013 Previous clubs include Eastleigh, Bashley, Lymington & NewMilton, Farnborough, Wimborne. He rejoined from Bashley after playing 191 gamesand scoring 68 goals for Wimborne between 2007 and 2011. Testimonial this seasonCharlie Tilsed Position: Defence DoB: 11.10.99, DorchesterSigned through our Development Squad.Ben Walker Position: Defence DoB: 24.12.97, PooleSigned from Dorchester Town in 2016. Previously at AFCB for four years.
Wimborne Town - Management Team and Player Profiles cont’d
I C Bolton Plumbing & Heating Ltd
Rodford Engineering Ltd
J T Commercials
Howard Llewellyn Associates
Bathroom Elegance (Poole) Ltd
E Coleman & Co Ltd
Aquasmart Ltd
J&Bs Ltd
J M Scully Ltd
Olivers Heating Ltd
A & A King
Pure Gas Heating Ltd
Bells Fisheries
B E Willis Partnership Ltd
P G Arnold
Dacombes of Wimborne
The Reflexology Centre
Axent Embroidery
Paramount Window & Fascia Ltd
Falcon Construction
Frys Electrical Ltd
Interior Fit
Enenco Ltd
Glyn Bagley Building Contractors
Granton Joinery Ltd
T J Buckfield
Elite Fabrication & Welding Ltd
Dorset Soil & Aggregates
Christopher Batten Estate Agents
Alan & Thomas Insurance Group
Meridian Mechanical Services (Dor-
set) Ltd
Rodger Coakes Heating & Plumbing
Russell Long
Brooklyn Homes Developments Ltd
Holmans
Copyrite Business Solutions Ltd
Criterion IT
PRC Streamline Taxis
Onshore Construction
Wessex Gammon - via Rudi Cucka
1st Prize : Coleman Insurance
2nd Prize : Bells Fisheries
3rd Prize : The Reflexology Centre
4th Prize : Pure Gas Heating
Patrons Draw Entrants 2017-18
Thank you to all who entered foryour support of The Magpies
Wimborne TownBlack & White Striped Shirts
Black Shorts & SocksManager: MATTY HOLMESAsst Mngr: DANNY HOLMESCoaches: JOHN MACEY SHANE TRAYNORG/K Coach: DAVID WALSHSports Therapist: LAURENCE RUSSELLKit: JEFF ROBBINS
GERARD BENFIELD (GK)STEFAN PENNYBILLY MAYBURYMATT OLDRINGLOYD COLELOUIS KELLAWAYJAMES STOKOETOBY HOLMESLUKE BURBIDGEJACK LOVELLROBBIE BRADLEYJASON COLLINS (GK)LEE FRANCISCHARLIE KENDALLROBINSON OKUMUBEN WALKERDAVID WALSH (GK)
Cirencester TownSky Blue Shirts
Sky Blue Shorts, White SocksManager: CHARLIE GRIFFING/K Coach: SCOTT ROSEPhysio: LISA VICAT
Match Squads
Today’s OfficialsReferee: MARTIN BLOOR (Lymington)Assistant Referees: SEAN JENKINS (Eastleigh) KRASIMIR PETROV (Eastleigh)
1 – MATUESZ WIERCZOREK2 – WILL CHRISTOPHER3 – LOUIS SPALDING4 – JAMES MORTIMER-JONES5 – ALEXANDRU ALBERT6 – ELLIS DUNTON7 – HENRY SPALDING8 – ADAM CONNOLLY (Capt)9 – BEN WHITEHEAD10 – TOM OULDRIDGE11 – AIDAN BENNETT12 – MAX LLOYD14 – ROBBIE JAMES15 – MICHAEL POOK16 – ALAN GRIFFIN
Cirencester Town player and management profilesMateusz Wieczorek - GoalkeeperSummer signing from Bishops Cleeve who was one of the top performers for theMitres before joining the Centurions.Will Christopher – DefenderArrived at The Corinium during the first few weeks of the 2017-18 campaign tostrengthen the Centurions defence. He is a capable and quick full back. Prior tojoining Cirencester, Will plied his trade at National League South Bath City.Alexandru Albert – DefenderSigned for the Centurions from Worcester City. Great on the ball, strong in thetackle and brilliant in the air.Ellis Dunton – DefenderEllis returned mid way through last season after a spell playing in Australia. He canplay anywhere across the back line. A product of our youth system who has beenat the club since he was 4 years old and has racked up over 200 appearances.Aidan Bennett – Attacking MidfielderAidan has also been at Cirencester since he was 6 years old and a great productof our youth system. Aidan has represented the Centurions over 250 times andhas played every position apart from goalkeeper.James Mortimer-Jones - MidfielderJoined from Didcot Town in 2010 and has been an ever present at the heart of theCiren midfield clocking up over 300 appearances to date. A club legend.Adam Connolly – MidfielderSigned just after the start the new season of 2014, a classy midfielder with a Foot-ball League pedigree after playing with Cheltenham Town from 2004 to 2008,making 32 appearances in the league. A brief spell with Hednesford Town wasfollowed with an immense spell at Bath City playing over 250 times. He had briefspell with neighbours Gloucester City before joining the Centurions.Henry Spalding – MidfielderHenry signed from Swindon Supermarine. Former clubs include Bristol City andSwindon TownMichael Pook – MidfielderMichael began his career with the Swindon Town Youth system. He went on tomake 109 first team appearances for the club. He also played for CheltenhamTown, Oxford City, Maidenhead United and Chippenham Town.Ben Whitehead – StrikerSigned from Didcot in the summer after Charlie Griffin was unsuccessful in tryingto sign him last season . Previous clubs include Swindon Town, Swindon Super-marine and Chippenham Town.Alan Griffin – StrikerSigned last season from local rivals Chippenham. A big powerful striker whoknows where the goal is and will lead the line creating chances for others.
Max Lloyd – MidfielderAnother Academy and Development Team product having been at the club sincehe was 7 years old. Max made his debut last season.Robbie James – Defender/MidfielderRobbie is a product of our Development team having been at the club since hewas 7 years old. He made his debut last season.Tom Ouldridge – MidfielderClassy midfielder on loan currently from Swindon Town.
Charlie Griffin – ManagerCharlie is in his first managerial job having decided to hang his boots up to con-centrate on his career in management. After a hugely successful playing careerthe former striker who scored goals whichever club he has been at such as Swin-don Town, Forest Green Rovers, Stevenage Borough (who he won promotion tothe football league) and of course the Centurions. Charlie will be looking to bounceback up to the Southern Premier in his first full season in charge.Scott Rose – Goalkeeper CoachQualified goalkeeping coach who works closely with first team keeper Mateauszand puts him through his paces. Works closely with Charlie and is a valuablemember of the coaching team.Lisa Vicat – PhysioLisa is in her 5th season as the club’s Physio and is regarding highly by all theplayers in her excellent treatment and rehabilitation of all injured players.
Cirencester Town player and management profiles cont’d
The left-footed dead-ball specialisthas scored 6 times this season,including 2 direct from corners.
Evo-Stik South, West’s leading goal-scorer, Ben has scored 23 from 25league starts, and 4 from 6 starts inthe cups.
Our Programme Editor picks two Cirencester players to look out for
Henry Spalding Ben Whitehead
Southern League Scores - Wimborne T vs Cirencester T - Magpies score first
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Southern League Positions - Wimborne Town and Cirencester Town
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Cirencester Town’s Season 2017-18 in the CupsFA Cup (Prelim)Aylesbury 2 - 1 Cirencester TFA Trophy (Prelim)Evesham U 2 - 3 Cirencester TFA Trophy (1Q)Paulton Rov 2 - 2 Cirencester TRep: Cirencester T 0 - 4 Paulton RovBigFreeBet.com CC (1)
Cirencester T 1 - 2 Larkhall AthGloucs Senior Cup (1)Cirencester T 1 - 2 Bristol C
North Leigh kicked off on a very coldevening and played the ball back to-wards their ‘keeper Connor Thompsonas Ben Whitehead charged forward topress. It looked a bit tight so Thompsondecided to come out to meet the ball butslipped over just outside the penaltyarea leaving Whitehead the simple taskof running the ball into the unguardednet. 1-0.As the fifteen minute mark approachedNorth Leigh began to string some pass-es together and push forward but suf-fered a further setback when BenWhitehead headed home a corner kickfrom the right. 2-0.Despite this further setback the visitorscontinued to work the ball forward andthe game became ‘end-to-end’ and justbefore the interval North Leigh openedtheir account when a ball into the boxfrom the right flank found Ben Green
near the penalty spot. With his back togoal he dummied left then turned rightto sweep the ball inside the right postpast an unsighted Matt Wiezcorek. 2-1.North Leigh started the second half verypositively and around the mid-pointWieczorek was required to make a cou-ple of saves with Roger James particu-larly prominent on the right wing.As the half wore on Cirencester beganto keep the ball better and cause theirvisitors some concern and as the gameentered the final ten minutes they re-gained their two goal cushion as aWhitehead header looked to be goingbeyond the right post Tommy Andersondarted forward to prod it home. 3-1.The home side finished the game verystrongly and an excellent save fromThompson denied Whitehead his hat-trick in the final minutes.
Cirencester Town 3 North Leigh 1 - 16 Jan - report on Cirencester’s website
From the Daily Echo ArchivesWimborne Town 0 Cirencester Town 1 - 14 Feb 2014
Jody Bevan’s prodded finish proved thedecisive factor in sinking the sorry Mag-pies, who have now lost six out of theirpast seven league games.But defiant Magpies boss Cuss has notgiven up on the Magpies claiming a top-five berth. “As long as there are enoughpoints to play for we are determined togive it a go,” Cuss told the Daily Echo.Bevan sealed the victory for the high-flying visitors just three minutes aftercoming off the bench as a second-halfsubstitute. He found space inside thearea to nudge home a scruffy effortwhich nearly got stuck in the mud as itdribbled past keeper Jason Harvell.Cuss added: “It was a soft goal. He(Bevan) didn’t really hit it well and itwent through the legs of our defender,
while Jason was unsighted. I didn’tthink they deserved it at the time.A Mark Gamble free-kick and Ian Oliv-er’s early strike, that whistled past thepost, were notable highlights for thehome side but Cuss’s men lacked acutting edge to test the abilities of visit-ing goalkeeper Glyn Garner.
“We’ve lost by the odd goal on toomany occasions. These are the type ofgames that show why they (Cirences-ter) are at the top of the league and weare mid-table.”
Magpies: Harvell, Arnold, Oliver, May-bury, Costello, Blake, Webb, Kemble,Stokoe (Burton-Hemmings, 80), Gam-ble, Griffin. Unused subs: Phillipson-Masters, Grose, Roast.
Wimborne Town 2 Cirencester Town 2 - 6 Oct 2012
WIMBORNE boss Steve Cuss hailedthe depth of his reshaped squad afterwatching rejuvenated Magpies narrowlymiss out on leaping to second spot.Sam Collier’s 89th-minute penaltyearned Cirencester Town a 2-2 draw atCuthbury on Saturday as Wimbornewere denied the chance to move oneplace behind Poole in the SouthernLeague Div One South & West table.Tom Jeffes opened the scoring forMagpies before Joe Shephard equal-ised for the visitors. Jamie Davidsonrestored the hosts’ lead on 70 minutes,only for Collier to strike from the spot.Manager Cuss says the atmosphere inthe Wimborne dressing room is “com-
pletely different” this season after pick-ing up 12 points – a total Magpies hadnot reached by Boxing Day last term.Cuss told the Daily Echo: “We are play-ing without the pressure of being downat the bottom and have a much morecompetitive squad now. We have 18lads who I consider to be first-teamplayers who are all fighting hard forplaces. We end up with disappointedplayers every week. It has given me anice headache.”Magpies: Ackerman, Arnold, Cole, Pep-rah-Annan, Brian, Blake, Gill (Sains-bury, 69), Hubbard, Jeffes (Smith, 79),Davidson (Kemble, 79), Webb.Unused sub: Costello.
Cirencester Town FC was formed in1889 and played amateur football in theCirencester & District League, Chelten-ham League and the GloucestershireNorthern Senior League.In the late ‘60s Cirencester joined theGloucester County League, movingfrom there up to the Hellenic League in1969. During that time they had theirfirst national cup run, reaching the 2ndround of the FA Amateur Cup. Theywon their first major piece of silverware,taking the Hellenic First Division Cham-pionship in 1973-74 to reach the Pre-mier Division. Following a subsequentrelegation the modern phase of devel-opment was established, with theirSmithsfield ground being improved.Runners up to Cinderford Town in ‘90-’91 put the club back in the HellenicPremier, and they also picked up theHellenic League First Division Chal-lenge Cup for the first time as well asthe Gloucestershire Senior AmateurCup (North). Premier Division Runnersup ’91 – 92 behind Shortwood United inthe Premier Division, they also lost 2-1to Shortwood United in the GFA Chal-lenge Trophy Final, but bagged thatseason’s Arthur Shipway Cup.Season 1995-96 was the start of thenew era. In partnership with CirencesterCollege, the club began the ground-breaking Football Academy pro-gramme. Developing rapidly, first underDave Hockaday and when he moved asYouth Team Manager to Watford FC,followed by Steve Lowndes, the Acade-my have been National College Cham-pions in ’97 and in ’98, five timeswinners of the English Schools FA U19Colleges Cup since 1998, and BritishColleges Trophy Champions 4 timessince ’97. The youngsters have regular-
ly reached the latter stages of the FAYouth Cup as the last remaining non-league club in that competition and in2008-09 reached the third round properbefore losing to Sunderland at the Sta-dium of Light. The success of the Acad-emy has had the knock on effect ofproviding CTFC with new blood anddeveloping talent.Off field, a long planning process led tothe development of the CommunityClub phase led by Chairman Steve Ab-bley and implemented over 3 years byBusiness Manager Anna Kocherhan. Insummer 2002 Brian Hughes succeededRay Baverstock as manager. At thesame time the club, having invested theproceeds of the sale of Smithsfield inthe Corinium Stadium at Kingshill,moved into their new faciltity and re-named as “The Centurions”. This devel-opment was followed in November2004 by the opening of The Arena, astate of the art full size indoor trainingfacility. We have now been awarded theFA’s “Charter Standard CommunityClub” status and this summer we re-ceived the 2006 Gloucestershire FAAward for “Charter Standard Communi-ty Club of the Year”, which was present-ed to Steve Abbley by Sir Geoff Hurst.The Junior section of the club, with itsphilosophy of “football for all” and whichhas in the region of 300 members, is ofvital importance to the club and with athriving Ladies team in addition to theMen’s first team, the club really doesprovide a valuable service to the localcommunity. With the Arena hosting ap-proximately 70 teams in its 5-a-side and6-a-side football leagues, and the Clubbeing a thriving private and corporateevent venue, the future of the Club isassured.
Cirencester Town F.C. – History
In 2003-04, Cirencester Town battledhard with Champions Redditch Unitedand runners up Gloucester City to finishthird in the Western Division and joinedthe newly restructured Southern Foot-ball League Premier Division, where, intheir first season, they finished seventh.In May 2006, after four highly success-ful years and having raised expecta-tions at the club, Brian Hughes resignedas First Team Manager to be replacedby Neil Hards. Neil had taken a yearout of football after his achievements atWinchester City where they gained“back to back” promotions and won theFA Vase in 2004. Unfortunately, despitesome good early performances, theteam lacked the necessary consistency,and finished in the relegation places.However the club was later reprievedfrom relegation after a number ofchanges were made to club allocations.In May 2007, former players, AdiViveash and Paul Hunt, took over asManager and Assistant Manager re-spectively. However things did not goaccording to plan and the club were rel-egated to the South and West Division.Manager Adi Viveash left the Centuri-ons to take up his role at Chelsea andBrian Hughes again took up the hotseat as First Team manager. The 2009– 10 season proved to be a very suc-cessful one with the Developmentsquad winning the league in their firstseason and the first team gaining pro-motion via the play-offs.Manager Brian Hughes managed theclubs first season back in the PremierDivision in 2010-2011 and the club fin-ished 13th. Unfortunately 2011-12 sawthe heartbreak of relegation and ourfirst year back in the South & West divi-sion saw us finish a respectable 10th.
2013-2014 saw the club have its mostsuccessful season ever gaining auto-matic promotion back to the SouthernLeague Premier by clinching the title onthe last day of the season to beatMerthyr Town to the championship. Bri-an Hughes worked with a small squadwhich managed to overturn a 9 pointdeficit and clinched the title by winningthe last 7 games of the season.2014-2015 proved to be a successfulfirst season back in the Southern Pre-mier following the promotion the previ-ous season, narrowly missing out on aplay off place by only 4 points and fin-ishing in a respectable 8th place. Theclub also marked the season celebrat-ing its 125th Anniversary which sawmany former players and supportersjoin the celebrations the season.A second season in Southern LeaguePremier had the Centurions finish in15th place and a good FA Trophy runsaw us reach the 1st round proper forthe first time our history, narrowly losingto Truro City in a replay 1-0 at theCorinium Stadium. Brian Hughes con-tinued to push the club forward in theright direction and also had a personalmilestone completing over 600 gamesin charge of Cirencester Town FC.2016-2017 saw changes at the helmafter a poor start Brian Hughes was re-lieved of the manager’s job and CharlieGriffin was installed as his replacement.Despite a huge effort, we yet again suf-fered relegation, losing on the final dayof the season to Kings Langley in amust win game to have any chance ofsurvival and needing results elsewhereto go our way which unfortunately didnot happen.
Cirencester Town F.C. – History cont’d
Evo-Stik League South, West - Respect Award Table - 26 Dec 2017Points awarded against Referee’s Report for all sections except pitch:Excellent - 10; good - 7; satisfactory - 5; poor - 2Sections include officials/benches; match officials’ dressing room, hospitalityHome club can achieve a maximum of 30 points per game, away club 10 per gamePoints deducted for dissent - 4, dismissal for foul & abusive language - 12.
Swindon S 396Wimborne T 396Yate T 376Bristol M F 373Larkhall Ath 371Bideford 369Mangotsfield U 363Evesham U 353
Didcot T 342North Leigh 339Bishops Clve 337Shortwood U 336Cirencester T 325Salisbury 321Cinderford T 316Winchester C 310
Paulton Rov 306Barnstaple T 301Kidlington 301Slimbridge 294AFC Totton 282Taunton T 276
In the Premier Division, Dorchester and Merthyr have the highest totals - 514points; Royston (360) and Hereford (347) have the lowest.In the East Division, Barton Rovers have the top score of 448; Thame have 378,while Marlow have the least 289.
Swindon Supermarine chairman JezWebb admitted the decision to partcompany with manager Dave Webbwas one of the hardest decisions hehas ever had to make. - 16 Jan 2018The Marine chairman though believes itis the “right decision at the right time”for the club and admitted the side’s re-cent form ultimately cost Dave Webbhis job. Two points from four matcheswhich culminated in a 5-0 drubbing athome to Bideford on Saturday, provedcritical for the Supermarine boss whohad led the side for over five years.Three appearances in the Division OneSouth & West play-offs were the high-light of Dave Webb’s tenure and evennow the club are just one point adrift ofthose places this season.
Jez Webb hailed his former managerdescribing him as a “tower of a man”and being responsible for lighting hispassion for non-league football.“He was shocked but he was a tower ofa man and took it on the chin. His reac-tion was exemplary. He is a great man.“One thing that he did do was build mylove and interest for football even morethan it was because of the way he con-ducted himself and his passion.“It’s all about results, points, tables andform. Nobody has a personal gripe withDave. People just thought it was timefor a change.”“We need to take time to make a newappointment and whether it takes twoweeks or two days it doesn’t matter solong as we get the right man.”
Swindon Supermarine Manager Departs - www.evostikleaguesouthern.co.uk
2017 - 18 Results in league position order:Wimborne Cirencester
Home Away Home AwayTaunton Town L 0-2 L 1-2Salisbury L 0-2 L 2-3 L 2-8Bristol Manor Farm L 1-3 D 2-2Evesham Utd L 3-4 W 2-1 L 0-1Didcot Town L 0-1 L 2-4 L 1-2 L 0-4Bideford W 2-1 L 0-3Winchester City W 3-0 L 0-1 W 1-0Swindon Supermarine W 3-0 W 4-2 L 1-2AFC Totton D 1-1 L 1-2Wimborne Town L 1-2Yate Town W 4-2 L 0-2 D 4-4Kidlington W 1-0 D 1-1Cirencester Town W 2-1Larkhall Athletic L 1-3 L 1-2Cinderford Town L 0-1 W 3-2Paulton Rovers L 0-1 W 3-0North Leigh D 1-1 W 3-1Shortwood Utd W 5-2 W 6-1Slimbridge W 8-1 W 4-0 W 3-1Mangotsfield Utd W 3-1 D 1-1Barnstaple Town D 1-1 W 3-1Bishops Cleeve W 3-1 W 7-1
Barnstaple Town want to bring in a newU18 squad to strengthen the club.The need for depth at the club hasbeen highlighted over the course of thisseason’s campaign. Barum currently sitsecond from bottom in Evo-Stik LeagueSouth West, with just two of last sea-son’s squad still at the club followingthe departure of Barry Yeo at the endof the last term.More players have been and gone afterRichard Pears stepped down as man-
ager last month, and Chairman Jas-mine Chesters and managers KevinDarch and Dave Griffiths are looking toyouth for the future.Darch said: “We want to change thestructure of the club, because there’snothing to fall back on at the moment.We want some youth and we needpeople to realise it’s not just about theresults today. We need to do this overa period of time and in 3 or 4 years theclub will be in a much better place.”
Evo-Stik League Southern News - Barum to invest 9 Jan 2018
Homegames
Highest Lowest Total Average Avge 2016-17without
HerefordSalisbury 12 902 401 7404 617 641
Taunton Town 11 630 231 4269 388 392
AFC Totton 12 591 199 3516 293 251
Bideford 13 601 193 3387 261 224
Evesham United 13 329 178 2983 229 268
Wimborne Town 13 316 158 2890 222 252
Swindon Supermarine 12 416 103 2418 202 186
Winchester City 13 623 85 2584 199 159
Yate Town 12 413 115 2328 194 175
Bristol Manor Farm 13 311 88 2246 173 128
Cirencester Town 13 254 100 2021 155 155
Barnstaple Town 11 502 79 1632 148 226
Mangotsfield United 13 246 100 1901 146 151
Cinderford Town 10 192 107 1385 139 168
Slimbridge 13 223 66 1787 137 88
Paulton Rovers 12 288 88 1648 137 116
Didcot Town 12 191 106 1625 135 132
Larkhall Athletic 12 177 86 1435 120 132
Shortwood United 11 164 41 916 83 83
North Leigh 12 182 51 982 82 83
Bishops Cleeve 10 133 51 751 75 78
Kidlington 11 130 50 758 69 65
Evo-Stik League South, West - attendances 2017-18
Biggest attendance: Salisbury vs Wimborne T Mon 1 Jan 902Smallest attendance: Shortwood U vs Barnstaple T Tues 28 Nov 41
On the road againTo encourage supporters to join Matty and the lads on their travels, the Club’sDirectors have set the cost of a seat at £10 - half-price for FA Vase VP Club.Please contact Peter Barham (tel: 07956 833316) to book your seat.
Taunton Town - The Viridor Stadium - Tues Jan 23rd (69 miles) - coach 4pmWordsworth Drive, Taunton, Somerset TA1 2HQ Tel: 01823 254909
Shortwood United - Sat Jan 27th (84 Miles) - coach 10amMeadowbank, Shortwood, Nailsworth, Stroud GL6 0SJ Tel: 01453 833936
Cost of going to away games 2017-18
Entry Prog Burger& Chips
Tea Cost atground
Travel Fuel Total
Didcot Town £10 £2 £5 £1 £18.00 176m £22 £40.00Andover Town £6 £1 £2 h-d £1 £10.00 90m £11.25 £21.25Winchester City £8 N / a £3.50 £1 £12.50 90m £11.25 £23.75Evesham Utd £9 £2 £4.50 £1 £16.50 252m £31.50 £48Bideford £9 £2 £4.30 £1 £16.30 250m £31.50 £47.80Weymouth £8 £2 £6 £1.20 £17.20 63m £7.80 £25North Leigh £8 £1 £4 £1 £14 210m £26.25 £40.25Paulton Rovers £9 £2 £5 £1.20 £17.20 108m £13.50 £30.70Thame Utd £7 £1.50 £3 bgr £1 £12.50 218m £27.25 £39.75Cirencester T £10 £2 £4.80 £1.50 £18.30 220m £27.50 £45.80Slimbridge £8 N / a £3.50 £1 £12.50 174m £21.75 £34.25Barnstaple T £8 £1 £4.50 £1 £14.50 234m £29.25 £43.75Bishops Cleeve £8 £2 £4 £1.50 £15.50 246m £30.75 £46.25Salisbury £9 £2 £3 bgr £1 £15 62m £7.75 £22.75Yate Town £9 £1.50 £4.50 £1 £16 136m £17 £33
Note: fuel cost calculated at £1.12 per litre (£5 per gallon), 40 mpgAndover - no burgers or chips, just hot dogsWinchester and Slimbridge - programme only available on-line, no physical copiesThame and Salisbury- no chips
Introducing - Charlie KendallOn the coach to Yate, we asked recentsigning Charlie our usual questions:What’s your football history?AFC Bournemouth for 11 years - playedas a striker anda winger.What’s yourpreferred posi-tion?Striker, number10, winger.What’s the bestgame you’veplayed in?AFCB Under18s againstPortsmouth - Iscored a hat-trick.Tell us aboutyour best goalIt was one ofmy hat-trickagainst Port-smouth. Ipicked the ballup from theircorner, ran frombox to box andput it in the bot-tom corner.Which team doyou support?Chelsea - mydad’s team.Which profes-sional playersdo you mostadmire?Cristiano Ronaldo, and Raheem Sterling
What can supporters expect from you?Fast, attack-minded, get at players -game-changing player.What are your ambitions in football?
Hopefully getto playingleague foot-ball.What do youdo for your“day job”?Currentlyworking to bea personaltrainer.What advicewould yougive to ayoungsterwho wants tomake a ca-reer of play-ing football?Be preparedto sacrifice alot, but themost impor-tant thing isto enjoy thegame.Tell us a lit-tle-knownfact aboutyourself:I also loveathletics -100 & 200m.
Thanks for your time, Charlie.Welcome to Wimborne Town.We look forward to watching you play,and scoring goals for us.
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Update on Andy Culliford - by Brian McIntyreAs many of you know, former player Andy Culli-ford was diagnosed with Motor Neurone Diseasein 2011. Brian, who has been involved in variousfund-raising activities for Andy, went to see himon Tuesday and told us:I spent over two hours with Andy.He has installed a jacuzzi outside where he canswim and also an indoor Gymnasium which hasgot him motivated and he has become stronger.He can still only communicate with an eye gazetechnology which has a voice synthesiser andneeds an oxygen mask to keep him alive (seephoto opposite).He is looking forward to coming again to Wim-borne for one of our home matches and wantedto thank everyone for their support.
Children’s Football Parties5-12 year olds; £12 per child Contact Louise: 01202 884821
Around the LeaguesEvo-Stik League South, Premier
16 Jan 2018P GD Pts
Kings Lynn T 28 31 59Kettering T 28 33 58Hereford 24 41 56Weymouth 28 25 56Tiverton T 28 4 50Slough T 22 35 47Banbury U 30 20 46Royston T 25 15 46Hitchin T 28 7 44Chesham U 27 17 41St Neots T 28 3 41Frome T 27 2 41Biggleswade T 29 2 40Stratford T 29 -2 39Redditch U 28 7 37Basingstoke T 28 12 35Farnborough 30 -18 35Merthyr T 29 -13 34Dorchester T 30 -15 33Bishops Stortford 29 -8 31St Ives T 28 -28 21Kings Langley 29 -29 21Dunstable T 28 -73 9Gosport B 26 -68 7
Sydenhams Football League (Wessex)Premier Div - 16 Jan 2018
P GD PtsAndover T 26 48 68Blackfield & L 26 50 59Sholing 26 33 51Hamworthy U 27 7 49Lymington T 26 23 46Alresford T 29 17 44AFC Portchester 23 17 42Horndean 21 17 41Shaftesbury 27 0 36Portland U 26 8 34Bashley 27 -8 34Hamble Club 26 8 32Bemerton Heath H 24 -5 32Fareham T 26 -6 31Baffins Milton Rov 24 -8 31Bournemouth 28 -12 30Team Solent 25 -7 29Brockenhurst 26 -13 29Cowes Sports 25 -12 25Newport (IoW) 24 -28 18Amesbury T 24 -31 18Petersfield T 28 -98 9
Wessex League Round-up - Non-League Paper 14 Jan 2018Hamble Club and Andover Town playedout an entertaining 2-2 draw. Ben Knel-ler’s Hamble Club started brightly andraced into a two-goal lead. The hostsappeared to be firmly in control beforeTown got a foothold back in the gamewhen ex-AFC Totton midfielder MikeGosney reduced the deficit. The gamewas heading towards full-time whenformer Petersfield Town striker JasonSilver rescued a point.Bemerton Heath Harlequins ran out 1-0winners at Portlant United following asolitary Andrew Lightfoot effort.
Sholing edged their clash against Bash-ley 1-0 at the Silverlake Arena. After agoalless first-half, the hosts took controlwhen Owen Royl scored for the Boat-men with 30 minutes remaining. Bashleypushed for an equaliser but vwere una-ble to find, and Sholing held on to win.Blackfield & Langley and Cowes Sportsdrew 2-2 at Gang Warily. Liam Robinsonput the hosts ahead but two goals forSports turned the game on its head. TheIslanders appeared to be heading for allthree ppoints before a late Clarke penal-ty salvaged a point for the Watersiders.
The BigFreeBet.com Challenge Cup - Third Round
Rushden & D 0 - 0 Hitchin THitchin won 4-3 on pensBasingstoke T 1 - 3 MarlowBiggleswade T 0 - 2 Kempston RCinderford T 1 - 4 Redditch UDidcot T 0 - 0 Chesham UDidcot won 5-4 on pens
Egham T 1 - 1 Hayes & YeadingHayes & Y won 4-2 on pensFrome T P - P Taunton TWeymouth 0 - 1 Larkhall Ath
Buildbase FA Vase - Fourth Round Proper - winners £1,875Blackfield & L 3 - 3 Bracknell TRep: Bracknell 2 - 1 Blackfield & L
Newport (IoW) 0 - 1 Bradford TWestfields 1 - 4 Hamble Club
Buildbase FA Vase - Fifth Round Proper - winners £2,250Wolverh’ton SC vs Leighton TThatcham T vs Bromsgrove SpMarske U vs Bradford TColeshill T vs Bracknell T
1874Northwich vs Chichester CStockton T vs Stourport SwiftsWindsor vs Hamble ClubMelksham T vs Tring Ath
A very pleasing result and perform-ance from our young DevelopmentTeam. All of the players involved wereaged 16-18 years old.We have seen good progress in thesquad in the last few weeks, with somenew players joining the team. The boyswere eager to put in a good perform-ance.Wimborne did not start the game verywell, and were 1-0 down in the 1stminute with a lovely strike from theedge of the penalty box from a Portch-ester midfielder.It didn’t take Wimborne too long to getback in the game though, MidfielderJosh Hall played a well weighted passthrough to Striker Aidan Shepherd whocalmly chipped the ball over the on-rushing Goalkeeper to make it 1-1.This calmed Wimborne’s game downand they started to play some reallyproductive football. The Wimborne de-fence of full backs Josh Blake andFrank Herrington along with Centre-Backs George Smart and Ollie Os-borne were very disciplined, and madeit very difficult for the Portchester For-wards to create any clear-cut chances.Goalkeeper Sammy Thompson wasonly forced into a few relatively easysaves. Wimborne managed to go 2-1up before half time from a clever chipfrom Robbie Bradley.Just after half time, Portchester man-aged to get an equalizer from a closerange shot, to make it 2-2. Wimbornequickly responded with a well-placedshot from a tight angle from AidanShepherd, making the score 3-2. Thehard working Midfield pairing of Robbie
Bradley and Josh Hall, along with crea-tive Midfielder Adam Holmes were ableto get a foot-hold on the game and be-gan to dictate the tempo.An excellent run and calm finish fromWinger Dan Hunt, made the score 4-2to Wimborne. Striker Rob Okumu thenmade it 5-2 showing his electric pace,before slotting the ball past the Goal-keeper. Wimborne then made a coupleof substitutions bringing on Central-Midfielder Ben Knight and Winger LiamMurphy-Parry, who both soon got intothe game, showing good work rate tohelp maintain a comfortable score lineat this point.Yet again Portchester responded withanother well struck shot from the edgeof the penalty box to make it 5-3. Wim-borne then made their final substitu-tion, bringing on Midfielder JakeCarswell, who immediately showed hisclass on the ball. Wimborne were notfinished and managed to make it 6-3after good link up play between RobOkumu and Dan Hunt, ending withHunt finishing from close range.Wimborne then were able to see outthe game with some good game-man-agement.Overall a good win for the young De-velopment lads, and hopefully they cannow carry this type of performance intothe upcoming games.Wimborne Team: Sammy Thompson,Josh Blake, George Smart, Ollie Os-borne, Frank Herrington, Josh Hall,Robbie Bradley, Rob Okumu, AdamHolmes, Dan Hunt, Aidan Shepherd.Subs: Ben Knight, Jake Carswell, LiamMurphy-Parry.
Wimborne Town Dev Team 6 AFC Portchester Dev Team 3Wyvern Mid-week League – 10 January 2018 - Darren Shepherd reports
WTFC Development Squad
Results and next fixtures:16 Aug Basingstoke T Away L 0 - 4 Lge23 Aug Moneyfields Home W 4 - 0 Lge30 Aug Poole T Away L 0 - 6 Lge6 Sep Laverstock & F Away L 1 - 3 WCC12 Sep Verwood T Away W 4 - 2 JSMS27 Sep Bashley Away L 0 - 2 Lge7 Oct Stur Newton Away L w/o DST11 Oct Dorchester T Home L 2 - 8 Lge17 Oct Christchurch Away L 0 - 2 JSMS25 Oct Basingstoke T Home L 0 - 1 Lge1 Nov Moneyfields Away L 1 - 2 Lge8 Nov Winchester C Home L 1 - 7 Lge22 Nov Salisbury Home L 1 - 6 Lge10 Jan AFC Portchtr Home W 6 - 3 Lge16 Jan Dorchester T Away P - P Lge24 Jan Poole T Home Lge
Wyvern CombinationMidweek Div
as at 16 Jan P GD PtsBasingstoke T 10 7 19Poole T 6 28 18Salisbury 5 13 15Dorchester T 6 14 13Moneyfields 8 0 12Winchester C 7 1 9Bashley 7 -15 9Wimborne T 10 -24 6AFC Portch’tr 11 -24 2
Simply the best - chosen by Groundsman Brian SibleyWe asked Brian to name the best he’d seen:
Best goalkeeper Kevin Leonard
Best defender Bill Cannie
Best midfielder Nicky Bridle
Best forward Ian Stroud
Best striker Tom Killick
Best “header” Basil Holly
Best “dead-ball” specialist Billy Maybury
Best passer Liam Green
Best tackler Taffy Richardson
Most talented Kevin James
Fastest Jack Lovell
Best overall player Nicky Bridle
WTFC wanted to have an Under 14steam for the 2017/18 season. I agreedto be the manager of the team.We had a signing on night at Cuthbury,when Terry and Gus explained theethos of the club, including the mainaim of 'Player Development', what theplayers and families could expect, andwhat the club expect from them. I wasintroduced to the players and families,and at the end of the evening someboys happily signed for WTFC.Our first training session was at the endof July. During the next few weeks, Ter-ry and I worked hard and signed a fewmore players. The players come fromdifferent local clubs. For our first matchin Dorset Youth Division 3 at the begin-ning of September we had 11 players.Although we lost our first league game,the boys played well in their first matchtogether. Our opponents were lastyear’s Division 1 team. Since that gamewe haven’t lost a league game, and theboys are improving all the time.At the end of October we playedagainst our good friends from Malta -
Zabbar St Patricks FC, which was anamazing experience for all the boys.We now have a full squad (16 boys). Inour last league game before Christmaswe played our reverse fixture to theteam we played first and we won, but itis all about learning and their develop-ment which is the most Important thing.We have had a good run in two cupcompetitions. Our last youth cup gamebefore Christmas we lost, but we arestill in the league cup after finishing topin our group.The boys should be very proud of whatthey have achieved and as a team thathas only played together for 4 months,they have done very well.I would also like to thank the parents fortheir support and their encouragementthat they give the boys on match days.Currently we are second in our league.The boys must continue to enjoy thegame as they are doing. Our aim is tofinish in the top two places, which willmean promotion at the end of the sea-son, which the boys really deserve.
Wimborne Town F.C. Youth SectionWTFC Under 14s Half Season Report - Adrian Bishop U14 Manager / Coach
Wimborne Town F.C. Youth SectionWTFC Under 14s Half Season Report - Gus Phillips (Youth Chairman) comments
Our Under 14s have been anothergreat success story this season, espe-cially as we didn't have an U13s teamfrom last season. To try and start a com-pletely new team at U14 age group is amassive challenge and the hours andhours that both Adrian and Terry gave tomake this happen has been tremen-dous.
How the squad has progressed alreadythis season is a real credit to both ofthem, and naturally to our U14s playersand very supportive families. To watchthis new squad play against the MalteseTouring team was a joy and againproves what a great club WimborneTown FC is - Keep up the great workUnder 14s.
How did you get involved with WTFC?I wanted to get some more first-handexperience alongside my degree stud-ies and thought combining it with mylove of football, Wimborne was perfect.I wrote a letter to the club volunteeringmy services within media and got aphone call from Tony a few weeks lat-er. Here I am.What are your first impressions of us?I love it! Everyone is so friendly andclearly care for the club. I don’t thinkyou get the same sort of spirit betweenclub and community at higher levels.After my first game I thought it was bril-liant to see the players eating chips inthe clubhouse amongst the fans.What's your sporting history?I used to be very good at athletics, wonmost the sprinting and jumping eventsat sports days as a kid. Was never thatdecent at basketball despite my heightbut was once a pretty good hockeyplayer and probably should have pur-sued it as my sport teacher was in-volved in SportEngland and rated mehighly. I’m probably best at goalkeep-ing however, I was keeper for myschool teams and am playing 5-a-sidein Bournemouth on Sunday evenings.Who is your favourite football team andplayer - and why?Not that I’d like to admit it at the mo-ment but I’m a Stoke City fan. Some-one has to be and you can’t exactly callme a glory supporter! My hero was ourDanish keeper Thomas Sorensen whoI met once at a friendly game at Yeovil– my signed shirt from that day isframed at home. He was such a greatathlete and known for his penaltysaves, a trait I can’t claim to emulateunfortunately.
What was the first game you went to?I’ve seen pictures of me as a 2yr-old atthe Brit (Stoke ground) for games inthe old Second Div but don’t rememberthe games. The first one I rememberthough was Southampton away (it waseffectively home for us) we lost 1-0 andI didn’t see the goal because I was en-grossed in the match program!What are you studying at Bmth Uni?BA (Hons) Television Production. I’mspecialising in camera, lighting, andsound design.What are your career ambitions?I’d love to be able to write and producemy own television programmes andfilms, not having to worry so muchabout budgets, risk assessments andaudience demographics. To work infootball media would be great so hope-fully this is the first step.Four favourites: Artist / group - either Red Hot Chilli
Peppers or Fall Out Boy. Film - The 2008 Batman film ‘The
Dark Knight’ Food - Sunday roast, any day of
the week Tech gadget - I should probably
say my DSLR camera but my Mac-book is what I use for most things.
And finally - a little-known factDespite being 6’ foot 4”, I’m actuallyscared of heights. I was in Paris justafter Euro 2016 and we went up theEiffel Tower. Though everyone saysdon’t look down, I found looking upfrom the middle tier to the top made mefeel pretty nauseous. I was alright andmade it to the top but queuing for 40minutes gives you a lot of time to pon-der your choices.
Introducing Ben Trant (our new media assistant) - photo opposite
Ben Trant at Yate on SaturdayWelcome to WTFC, Ben. We hope you en-joy your time with us.Ben will be helping with recording games,writing match reports, and other media jobs.When you see Ben around, do say “hello” .
Football ShortsEnglish goalkeepers on the up
Premier League minutes played by Eng-lish keepers at this point of the season:2007-08 12, 9592008-09 12,7332009-10 9,9172010-11 10,8352011-12 7,6492012-13 8,0102013-14 5,4142014-15 10,5282015-16 6,0752016-17 8,1902017-18 11,610
The Times Sport 13 Jan 2018
Spot the Ballwith Steve Harris
Can you work outwhere the ball waswhen Lee challengedthe Didcot lad? - answer in 6 pages
WTFC Ability CountsBoth of our Ability Countsteams are in action tomor-row, Sunday Jan 21st, k.o.10:40 on the Blandford As-troturf pitches.Your support would bemost appreciated.
Have you ever stopped to wonder whatwould happen to Non-League clubsacross the country if they didn’t haveany volunteers?If the turnstiles had no operator? If thecar park had no stewards? If the pro-grammes had no sellers?As you’re reading this, look around you.It’s highly likely that you’ll be staring atthe same faces standing on the terracesand sitting in the stands that you seemost weeks. It’s the same for the loyalvolunteers that keep Non-League clubsgoing, but what will happen when they’reunable to continue their roles?I refer back to an excellent column bythe long-serving Northern PremierLeague chairman Mark Harris in a re-cent edition of The Non-League Paper.He said: “The biggest challenge for Non-League football is bringing in more vol-unteers.“If I lined up all 68 of my chairman in theNPL and gave them a choice of either£10k in cash or 20 new volunteers, veryfew would actually take the cash be-cause it’s the volunteers that get you themoney. It’s the volunteers that make thecommunity programme work.”Harris goes on to say that he believes aco-ordinated volunteering initiative isrequired to bring fresh blood into thelower levels – and he’s spot on.
Non-League clubs couldn’t survive with-out their volunteers, who have pledgedan incredible amount of hours into therunning of their clubs. But volunteerswon’t last forever and a new generationmust now be coming through.Non-League is all about people and thatis a recurring word.The National League system must find away to engage communities within theirlocal football clubs. By doing so, morepeople are likely to want to get involved.The next step is having a clear volun-teering pathway in place so that peopleknow how and who to approach at theirclub.The correct training should be in placeso that a volunteer is familiar with thepossible roles they could be fulfilling at afootball club.There will be people now who would liketo volunteer at their local team but areunsure how to go about doing so. It canoften be difficult to approach a club on amatchday, not because staff aren’t will-ing to help but rather that they are busy.A structure can help eradicate theseproblems.If you can, put yourself forward to helpout your club. It could only be for a cou-ple of hours each week but it will certain-ly be appreciated – and you might justenjoy it too!
Non-League Paper Programme Column - David Richardson
Football Shorts - Bristol Rovers are top draw - The Times The Game 27 Dec
Bristol Rovers’ 41-game run without a draw, a post-war record, has ended aftertheir 0-0 with Walsall on Boxing day. The only previous team not to draw in 41games was … Bristol Rovers.Most successive games without a draw by league clubs in all competitions since WWII:
41 - Bristol Rovers up to 26 Dec 201741 - Bristol Rovers up to Oct 194833 - Bolton up to Dec 201132 - West Brom up to Nov 198232 - Reading up to Sept 195932 - Plymouth up to Aug 1947
Caught on Camera by Steve Harris
If this is you, on the right, at the last home game
against Evesham, please come to the “Tea Hut” with a
copy of this programme, and we’ll be pleased to serve
you a free hot drink to say “thank you” for supporting
the Magpies.
Half-time Quiz - Looking back on 2017 - answers in 4 pages
1. Who won the FA Cup final?2. Which Brit won Wimbledon’s mixed doubles with Martina Hingis?3. Who won golf’s Open Championship at Royal Birkdale?4. Which team won the Women’s Cricket World Cup?5. Who won the F1 British Grand Prix?6. Who won the Tour de France?7. Which horse won the Grand National?8. Who beat Johanna Konta in the singles semi-final at Wimbledon?9. Which 2 teams did England beat in home cricket test series?10. Who was the BBC Sports Personality of the Year?
Football Shorts - Cyrille Regis - The Times Letters 17 JanSir, Graffiti on the wall of a Birmingham pub toilet, in 1978, identified that “Regisis magic” to which another had added “Bognor or Cyrille?”
Dorset Senior Cup Semi-FinalsThe draw for the semi-final ties takes place on the evening of 25 January 2018.Semi-final ties are scheduled to take place in the mid-week beginning 26 February.Clubs involved: Poole Town, Portland Utd, Shaftesbury Town, Wimborne Town
“Right, done my team talk,” said Accrington owner, Andy Holt, on Twitter, accom-panying the above picture. It did the trick: they won 2-0 at Cheltenham.
Football ShortsAccrington team talk - plain and simple - The Times, The Game 15 Jan 2018
League One Stat of the day - The Times, The Game 15 Jan704 minutes since Wigan Athletic have conceded in the league.
Wembley riddleThe Times, The Game 15 Jan
In the past 11 years Sam Allardyce’sjobs have included managing BoltonWanderers, West Ham United, Ever-ton, and England, but, of those, Eng-land were the only team he did notlead out for a match at Wembley.
Alex Oxlade-ChamberlainThe Times, The Game 15 Jan
He has scored three league goals forLiverpool, the same number he man-aged in 51 appearances in his final twoseasons at Arsenal. He never scoredmore than two league goals in a singleseason in six years at the Emirates.
Dorset Dave’s Chuckle CornerCirencester is a market town in eastGloucestershire, and lies on the riverChurn which is a tributary of the RiverThames. It is the largest town in theCotswold District. It is the home of theRoyal Agricultural University, the oldestagricultural college in the English speak-ing world and founded in 1840.Cirencester was an important town inRoman times when it was known asCorinium.
I used to like tractors. But not any more.I'm an ex tractor fan.
Notice on a field gate:- If you cross thisfield you will have to do it in 5.9 sec-onds. The bull can do it in 6.
Q: Where did Caesar keep his armies?A: Up his sleevies.
Q: What do you call a Roman Emperorwith a cold?A: Julius Sneezer.
Q: How did the Romans cut their hair?A: With a pair of Caesars.
Julius Caesar is ad-dressing the crowd inthe Coliseum.“Friends, Romansand countrymen. Ihave returned frommy campaign inFrance where I killed50,000 Gauls!”The crowd rises to its feet cheering,“Hail mighty Caesar!”At this point Brutus jumps up and yells,“Caesar lies. I’ve discovered he onlykilled 25,000!”Caesar replies: “Yes, but remember thataway Gauls count double in Europe.’”
And now for Dave’s limerick:
A young lady I know in CirencesterWas left a posh dress, by an ancestor.Made of silk and satin it would seemBut it was just the end of a dreamAs it turned out to be made of Polyester.
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More Football Shorts - British managers in demand - The Times 16 JanIn October Sam Allardyce said British managers were seen as “second class” andthat the Premier League was a “foreign league”. In fact, there has been a recentupturn in opportunities for British coaches.
Premier League manager appointments:Mar 2015 to mid-July 2016 15 foreign 2 BritishMid-July 2016 to now 7 foreign 10 British
Ryan Giggs, Wales’ new manager
10 friendlies that Giggs played in during his international career - out of 40 1 friendly out of a possible 22 in which he played outside Wales - vs Brazil in 2006 - in London
Sing when he’s winning …The Times, The Game 8 Jan
Preston North End fans weresinging “pay off my overdraft”and “Kevin, Kevin buy us a pint”at Kevin O’Connor when thedefender was warming up dur-ing their 5-1 victory away toWycombe Wanderers in the FACup Third Round after the newsthat the 22-year old had won 1million Euros in the Irish lotteryafter being bought a ticket byhis uncle.
Arsene Wenger vs the restThe Times, The Game 8 Jan
The end of Mark Hughes’ four-and-a-halfyear reign at Stoke City means ArseneWenger has managed more PremierLeague games for Arsenal than his 19rivals combined have done at theirpresent clubs;812 Arsene Wenger (Arsenal)782 Other 19 managers combined
Mark Hughes200 games as manager of Stoke
He won 71, drew 48, but was beat-en 81 times. He lost 6 of his final 8,winning one.
Most-capped Premier League managers at start of season
The three most-capped players among managers who began this Premier
League season have all been dismissed:Frank de Boer sacked by Crystal Palace 112 Holland caps
Ronald Koeman sacked by Everton 78 Holland caps
Mark Hughes sacked by Stoke 72 Wales caps
Bristol City fan attends 900th away gameThe Times, The Game 8 Jan
There was cause for celebration before kick-off at Vicarage Road as Jerry Tocknell, a de-voted Bristol City fan, watched his 900th con-secutive away match.Tocknell, who has been to every City awaygame since March 1986 and missed only fivehome games since 1979, was presented witha signed shirt.Bristol City lost 3-0 - Ed
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Half-time Quiz - answers
1. Arsenal - they beat Chelsea 2-12. Jamie Murray3. Jordan Spieth4. England - they beat India in the
final5. Lewis Hamilton6. Chris Froome7. One For Arthur8. Venus Williams9. South Africa (3-1) and West Indies
(2-1).10. Mo Farah
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