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Vs. Oxford City NomadsUhlsport Hellenic Premier Division - Saturday 20th December 2014

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INSIDE: We talk to youth team captain Dan Ridge - Page 25

Which playerreminds Bowes of Justin Day? Page 10

match officials Messrs Maynard, Dolphin & Mufiri. We hope you all enjoy your short stay with us and have a safe journey back home later on.

With this being our last home match of 2014, it is the perfect time to wish you all a very Merry Christmas, and a happy new year.

It has certainly been an eventful year, but a positive one, particularly on the pitch with some very positive results for the first team. I know Keith and his team thoroughly appreciate your support.

Matches between ourselves and Oxford City Nomads always produce goals - there is proof of that on page 7 - and lets hope todays match is no different with Bracknell edging a thriller.

I hope you are all wearing your best festive clobber today, with it being designated the clubs first Christmas jumper day - I will be keeping an eye out.

A quick mention of festive fixtures, we are at our old friends Binfield on Monday 29th December for a 7.45pm kick-off, and we host Ascot United on Saturday 3rd January at Larges Lane.

Don’t forget you can keep up with everything at the club over Christmas on our website bracknelltownfc.com, twitter @bracknelltownfc and facebook.com/bracknelltownfc

Thank you for your continued support this season, have a superb Christmas and I look forward to seeing you all again throughout 2014.

Come on U Robins! #coyRobinsDarrell ‘Dudley’ Freeland

DUDLEY WRITESThe club secretary’s notes

We welcome to the Lane today the officials, players and supporters of Oxford City Nomads Football Club for today’s Uhlsport Hellenic Premier Division fixture together with the three

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OBJECTIVESTo provide clear guidelines on how parents and supporters should conduct themselves.

RESPONSIBILITYResponsibility for operating this Policy shall lie with the Board of Directors.

PROCEDUREPlease remember that you are giving encouragement and support to the players to help their development.

Enjoy being a spectator, the players appreciate your support.

Obligations towards the game

1. Show due respect to match officials and others involved in the game.2. Always have regard to the best interests of the game, including where publicly expressing an opinion on the game and any particular aspect of it, including others involved in the game.3. Applaud the opposition as well as your own team4. Not use inappropriate language.5. Not enter the field of play at any time.

Respect towards the Match Officials

Supporters should:1. Respect the decision of the Match Official.2. Avoid words or actions, which may mislead a Match Official. In the event of an issue during the game parents and spectators must NEVER contact leagues, the opposition, or the officials by telephone, letter or e mail.

There are official procedures in place for the club to make appeals and protests. Please report any issues to your team manager or the Club Secretary who will take the appropriate action and/or refer the matter to the Club.

Last reviewed by the Board of Directors on 05.08.13 (new policy implemented 05.08.13).

CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS AND SUPPORTERSBracknell Town Football Club Ltd.

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Nomads FC in 2005 which competed for two seasons as Oxford Quarry Nomads in the Hellenic League Division One East playing at Court Place Farm Stadium. Upon the retirement of key officials Keith and Linda Dolton in 2007 it as decided to bring the team fully into the Oxford City structure yet ensure that the famous Nomads name lives on.

Oxford City Nomads won promotion to the Hellenic Premier Division in 2008/9 and in the first season finished in a creditable mid table position with a young team and scoring 100 goals. Season 2010/11 saw the first Oxford City Nomads team play in the FA Vase – 15 years after Oxford City were beaten finalists at Wembley. In season 2011/12 Nomads were Hellenic Champions and in 2012/13 won the Hellenic League Cup and finished a creditable fourth in the table in their first season with ex City star Chris Fontaine as manager. Several Nomads players have progressed to play for City in the Southern League and Conference and that trend is destined to continue with a succession of youngsters currently coming through the successful development process which this season has been strengthened by the forming of a Nomads Development team managed by Oxford City Sports College tutor Craig Adey.

Quarry Nomads were founded in 1936, but football in Headington Quarry dates back to the latter part of the 19th century. The “Oxford Times” of 1893 reports that a football team has been formed in Quarry in direct opposition to the newly formed Headington United side, the paper also refers to them at the “semi-savages” from the Quarry. A suitable name was being considered for the team and someone suggested “The Nomads”, everyone agreed. In their first season the club lifted the Oxfordshire Youth Cup. Prior to the Second World War the team played in the Oxfordshire Youth League and when the war was over the club moved onto the Oxford City Football Association where the League Challenge Cup was won in 1950. Throughout the 1950’s the club played in the Oxfordshire Junior League and then the Oxford Intermediate League before joining the Oxfordshire Senior League around 1960. Quarry Nomads continued playing in the Oxfordshire Senior League until the club hit rock bottom in 1981. The last season in the Senior League was1984-85 when the club left the league and did not compete in competitive football for two years.

Quarry Nomads reformed at the start of the 1987-88 season under the guidance of Keith Dolton a former player who has been a member of the 1966 Oxfordshire Senor Cup winning side. The club entered the Oxford City FA Junior League. In season1988-89 the club rejoined the Oxfordshire Senior League and ultimately returned to the Senior League Premier Division.

In 1994-95 the club was accepted into the Charrington Chiltonian League and finished runners-up to champions Denham United. The 1996-97 season saw them finish in 12th spot followed by 10th position for the next two seasons. It was back to 12th spot again in the last Chiltonian Premier Division when the club, along with the rest of the Chiltonian League joined Division One (East) of the enlarged Cherry Red Records Hellenic League for the season 2000-01. Season 2002-3 saw the team carry on from where they left off the previous term. All season the side were well up with the league leaders and a final good run of results saw the club take the league title by a clear seven points. The team enjoyed a good run in the Oxfordshire Charity Cup and got as far as the semi-finals before losing 1-0 to Oxfordshire Senior League side Eynsham Association.

At the Hellenic Leagues A.G.M. the club was awarded the Hungerford Trophy – a fitting honour for Quarry Nomads. In season 2005-06 the history of Quarry Nomads moved forward one more stage with the formal association with another famous local club, Oxford City. This forward thinking partnership betweentwo of Oxford’s oldest clubs was a positive innovation for the development of players in the Oxford region and the renamed Oxford Quarry Nomads played all home 1st team matches at City’s Court Place Farm Stadium and progressively adopted the Oxford City training and player development procedures.

Oxford City Nomads is the club’s Hellenic League team formed to provide a strong standard of football to local youngsters and bridge the gap between the successful Oxford City youth structure and the club’s Step 2 Conference North team. The Nomads name is retained from the original association with neighbours Quarry Nomads FC in 2005 which competed for two seasons as Oxford Quarry Nomads in the Hellenic League Division One East playing at Court Place Farm Stadium. Upon the retirement of key officials Keith and Linda Dolton in 2007 it was decided to bring the team fully into the Oxford City structure yet ensure that the famous Nomads name lives on.

Oxford City Nomads • Club History

Oxford City Nomads won promotion to the Hellenic Premier Division in 2008/9 and in the first season finished in a creditable mid table position with a young team and scoring 100 goals. Season 2010/11 saw the first Oxford City Nomads team play in the FA Vase – 15 years after Oxford City were beaten finalists at Wembley. In season 2011/12 Nomads were Hellenic Champions and in 2012/13 won the Hellenic League Cup and finished a creditable fourth in the table in their first season with ex City star Chris Fontaine as manager. Several Nomads players have progressed to play for City in the Southern League and Conference and that trend is destined to continue with a succession of youngsters currently coming through the successful development process which this season has been strengthened by the forming of a Nomads Development team managed by Oxford City Sports College tutor Craig Adey.

Quarry Nomads were founded in 1936, but football in Headington Quarry dates back to the latter part of the 19th century. The “Oxford Times” of 1893 reports that a football team has been formed in Quarry in direct opposition to the newly formed Headington United side, the paper also refers to them at the “semi-savages” from the Quarry. A suitable name was being considered for the team and someone suggested “The Nomads”, everyone agreed. In their first season the club lifted the Oxfordshire Youth Cup. Prior to the Second World War the team played in the Oxfordshire Youth League and when the war was over the club moved onto the Oxford City Football Association where the League Challenge Cup was won in 1950. Throughout the 1950’s the club played in the Oxfordshire Junior League and then the Oxford Intermediate League before joining the Oxfordshire Senior League around 1960. Quarry Nomads continued playing in the Oxfordshire Senior League until the club hit rock bottom in 1981. The last season in the Senior League was 1984-85 when the club left the league and did not compete in competitive football for two years.Q

Quarry Nomads reformed at the start of the 1987-88 season under the guidance of Keith Dolton a former player who has been a member of the 1966 Oxfordshire Senor Cup winning side. The club entered the Oxford City FA Junior League. In season1988-89 the club rejoined the Oxfordshire Senior League and ultimately returned to the Senior League Premier Division.

In 1994-95 the club was accepted into the Charrington Chiltonian League and finished runners-up to champi-ons Denham United. The 1996-97 season saw them finish in 12th spot followed by 10th position for the next two seasons. It was back to 12th spot again in the last Chiltonian Premier Division when the club, along with the rest of the Chiltonian League joined Division One (East) of the enlarged Cherry Red Records Hellenic League for the season 2000-01. Season 2002-3 saw the team carry on from where they left off the previous term. All season the side were well up with the league leaders and a final good run of results saw the club take the league title by a clear seven points. The team enjoyed a good run in the Oxfordshire Charity Cup and got as far as the semi-finals before losing 1-0 to Oxfordshire Senior League side Eynsham Association. At the Hellenic Leagues A.G.M. the club was awarded the Hungerford Trophy – a fitting honour for Quarry Nomads. In season 2005-06 the history of Quarry Nomads moved forward

one more stage with the formal association with another famous local club, Oxford City. This forward thinking partnership between two of Oxford’s oldest clubs was a positive innovation for the development of players in the Oxford region and the renamed Oxford Quarry Nomads played all home 1st team matches at City’s Court Place Farm Stadium and progressively adopted the Oxford City training and player development procedures.

OUR VISITORSOxford City Nomads

Oxford City Nomads is the club’s Hellenic League team formed to provide a strong standard of football to local youngsters and bridge the gap between the successful Oxford City youth structure and the club’s Step 2 Conference North team. The Nomads name is retained from the original association with neighbours Quarry

Previous Meetings #coyRobinsSeason H/A Score Scorers

2010/11 H 2-0 James Hall, Ben Knight

2010/11 A 4-5 Adam Crittenden, Nick Matthews, Richard Mills, Dean Thomas

2011/12 H 1-2 Ben Knight

2011/12 A 0-10 -

2013/14 A 5-4 Sam Barratt (2), Ben Knight, Garry Sargeant

2013/14 H 0-2 -

Ones to Watch #coyRobinsTop goalscorer - 11 league goals Most league appearances - 20

League Form Guide Last five games #coyRobins

Oxford City Nomads 6 goals scored. 15 conceded.

Bracknell Town 13 goals scored. 8 conceded.

Robins Profile #coyRobins First team pen pics on pages 16 & 17

#2. Garry Aulsberryt Goalkeeper Garry Aulsberry joined Bracknell Town in October as cover for injured James Hawtree, but quickly made the #1 jersey his own with some assured performances. Faced Robins last season in the Holyport goal, and played locally for Binfield and Wokingam Apps: 10. Goals: 0.

Oxford City NomadsJuan Martin George Morris

Daniel Leggett Daniel Warne

Francesco Merola Daryll Harris

Corey Forbes Jamie Mundy

Harry Beer Zac McEachran

Lewis Gabbidon John Rixon

Chris Williams Rhys Denton

Ryan Barney Mark Janes

Adam Lovegrove Louis Joyce

Paul Spittle Chris Fontaine

Goal Keeper

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Defence

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ManagerAsst. ManagerPopular, respected manager - well organised, good man management skills. Has created good sides. Member of the Oxford City side that played at Wembley Stadium in 1995.

Another one of City’s old boys. Great knowledge of the game and also played for City in the FA Vase Final at Wembley.

Strong running player who finds some excellent positions and works hard for his teammates. Will always score goals.

Another successful product from the City Youth squad. Talented and versatile player who is keen to progress and continue to improve.

Strong and quick player. Played as a junior for Oxford United and Bristol City and is a good asset at this level

Energetic player with good vision. Always involved and leads by example.

Has great opportunity to progress at the Club. Skilful and talented player.

Central midfielder, won Player’s Player and Manager’s Player of the Season last year. Great range passing with a good eye for goal.

A product of the City Youth system and very quick. Scores plenty of goals and leads the line well. A strong player getting better all the time.

Has pace and skill and works hard for the team. Will be a major asset this season and will score goals and give defences a very hard time.

Big target man, holds up the ball well, brings other players into the game. Great striker of the ball.

Pacey wide player who likes to take players on. Lots of skill and will always create chances for others.

Joined the Nomads this season, previously played for Abingdon United, Abingdon Town and AFC Hinskey.

Lots of energy, works hard for the team. Good distribution and more than capable of scoring goals.

Rejoins Nomads this season - glad to be back. Great energy and work rate. Has an eye for goal.

Hugely talented player from the City Youth squad. Very confident and skilful, creates space for himself and chances for others. Massive potential to progress further.

Good leader and organises players well around him.

Excellent shot stopper - very reliable and cool under pressure.

Strong, reliable player who leads by example and motivates those around him.

A good reliable full back with pace and loads of energy.

WE’VE MET B4Oxford City Nomads Football Club

Oxford City Nomads come into this Uhlsport Hellenic Premier Division without a win in five league games and defeats to Milton United and Ardley United in their last two. Report from our last meeting on pages 14 & 15.

Oxford City NomadsJuan Martin George Morris

Daniel Leggett Daniel Warne

Francesco Merola Daryll Harris

Corey Forbes Jamie Mundy

Harry Beer Zac McEachran

Lewis Gabbidon John Rixon

Chris Williams Rhys Denton

Ryan Barney Mark Janes

Adam Lovegrove Louis Joyce

Paul Spittle Chris Fontaine

Goal Keeper

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Defence

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Midfield

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Midfield

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MidfieldMidfield

MidfieldMidfield

ForwardForward

ForwardForward

Forward

ManagerAsst. ManagerPopular, respected manager - well organised, good man management skills. Has created good sides. Member of the Oxford City side that played at Wembley Stadium in 1995.

Another one of City’s old boys. Great knowledge of the game and also played for City in the FA Vase Final at Wembley.

Strong running player who finds some excellent positions and works hard for his teammates. Will always score goals.

Another successful product from the City Youth squad. Talented and versatile player who is keen to progress and continue to improve.

Strong and quick player. Played as a junior for Oxford United and Bristol City and is a good asset at this level

Energetic player with good vision. Always involved and leads by example.

Has great opportunity to progress at the Club. Skilful and talented player.

Central midfielder, won Player’s Player and Manager’s Player of the Season last year. Great range passing with a good eye for goal.

A product of the City Youth system and very quick. Scores plenty of goals and leads the line well. A strong player getting better all the time.

Has pace and skill and works hard for the team. Will be a major asset this season and will score goals and give defences a very hard time.

Big target man, holds up the ball well, brings other players into the game. Great striker of the ball.

Pacey wide player who likes to take players on. Lots of skill and will always create chances for others.

Joined the Nomads this season, previously played for Abingdon United, Abingdon Town and AFC Hinskey.

Lots of energy, works hard for the team. Good distribution and more than capable of scoring goals.

Rejoins Nomads this season - glad to be back. Great energy and work rate. Has an eye for goal.

Hugely talented player from the City Youth squad. Very confident and skilful, creates space for himself and chances for others. Massive potential to progress further.

Good leader and organises players well around him.

Excellent shot stopper - very reliable and cool under pressure.

Strong, reliable player who leads by example and motivates those around him.

A good reliable full back with pace and loads of energy.

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Football Remembers #coyRobins

Bracknell Town Ladies and Andover New Street joined forces on Sunday 7th December to take part in ‘Football Remembers’, a campaign to commemorate the first world war supported by the FA, Premier and Football Leagues.

‘Football Remembers’ is the series of programmes and events being delivered jointly by the Premier League, The FA and the Football League, in partnership with the British Council, to commemorate the First World War. In 2014 most activity centres on one of the most iconic moments of the First World War, the 1914 Christmas Truce football match.

More ladies team news on page 24

CLUBHOUSELatest news from Larges Lane

t Bracknell Town Football Club sponsors Hi-Res Security are supporting football across the county after signing deals with Robins Hellenic Premier rivals Binfield, and Vanarama Conference South side Maidenhead United.

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Larges Lane, Bracknell, Berkshire, RG12 9ANTel: 01344 412305 Web: www.bracknelltownfc.com

club@bracknelltownfc.com

Members of: Berks & Bucks Football Association, The Hellenic League,Allied Counties Youth League, East Berks Youth League, ThamesValley Women’s League, Southern Region Women’s League

President: Brian Fallis

Board of Directors: Chris Day (Chairman), Brian Ashworth (Treasurer), Tony Hardy, Micky Bradley (Licensee), Tom Canning (Sponsorship & Website and Programme Editor) & Darrell Freeland (Secretary)

General Committee: Steve O’Connor (Youth), Michelle Melia (Ladies), Kane Steinborne-Busse & Bob Langridge and Roger Chappe de Leonvel

Club Officials:Assistant Treasurer: Terry MountjoyFirst Team Manager: Keith Pennicott-BowenFirst Team Assistant: TBC First Team Coach: Bob LangridgeDevelopment Team Manager: Lee SimpsonYouth Team Manager: Paul Howe Asst: Steve O’ConnorLadies Team Manager: Sean Haynes Reserves: Tom Canning (Temporary)FiTC Head Coaches: Dan Sleet & Lee Simpson

Life Members:Kym Bradley, Micky Bradley, Paul Broome, Angela Canning, Bill Canning, Ray Coxhead, Gerry Dawson, Andy Day, Jeff Dennis, Brian Fallis, Graham Forster, Tony Hardy, Malcolm Hutt, Phil Longbottom, Steve McClurg, Cliff McFadden, David Mihell, Tim Miller, Chris Nixon, Ian Nugent, Brian Sansom, Cathy Sansom, Malcolm Scott, Rob Scully, John Steer, Mark Tallentire, Karen Twyman, Bill Walker, John Wheeler, Richard Whitty, & Jimmy Woodcock

Club Photographer: Connor Sharod-Southam #coyRobins

BRACKNELL TOWN FC LTD.Who’s who at Larges Lane

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Bracknell Town boss Keith Penicott-Bowen handed a debut to Youth Team striker Connor Thorndike on Saturday afternoon as the first team were beaten 5-2 in extra-time by Uhlsport Hellenic Premier League leaders Highmoor-IBIS.

The youngster scored a hat-trick in November for the Development Team as Bracknell beat Kidlington 4-1.

Fellow youth and development team players Matt Bradshaw and William Kyeremeh also made appearances having debuted previously under ‘Bowes’ in the 4-2 defeat by Oxford City Nomads on 24th September.

Speaking to bracknelltownfc.com, Bowes said: “The first team squad were stretched for players due to a virus taking out 4 players before Saturday’s Cup match vs Highmoor-IBIS. [Youth team manager] Paul Howe reacted kindly to a late call from the club to assist in providing three players in Matt Bradshaw, Connor Thorndike and William Kyeremeh. All three aquitted themselves comfortably into the first team environment.”

On their performances, the Bracknell boss spoke highly. “Matt came on at right back – very combative and tigerish in the tackle. William on the wide right of midfield was able to show glimpses of his Ed Moses like stride length and speed. Connor on as striker reminding me of Justin Day (pictured below) with his movement away from the defender whilst also willing to chase and close down defenders.”

“As First Team Manager I have no hesitation in calling up either Development or Allied Counties players. The club is structured from U6’s to U21’s to coach and develop local talent to play senior football for Bracknell Town Football Club or higher if and when possible.” he added.

A WORD WITHKeith Penicott-Bowen

Our series of chats continues with a second catch-up with Robins boss Keith Penicott-Bowen following the debut of youth team star Connor Thorndike last weekend.

High praise indeed for the young trio who join Sean Hanley and Ebby Opoku-Ware as youth team players to feature in the first team this season.

A favourable comparison for Connor Thorndike with ‘legend’ Justin Day u

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Six goal thriller as Robins held #coyRobinsBracknell Town were held to a 3-3 draw by Camberley Town at Larges Lane last Thursday despite a brace from Jaimesh Patel and a first goal for the club from Tiaan Coatzee.

Thursday saw Robins in Allied Counties Youth League Cup action at home to Harefield United. Bracknell were 2-1 winners with goals from Sean Hanley and Coatzee again. Robins will face either Clanfield 85 or Everlsey & Califorinia in the third round. Their tie was due to be completed on Thursday night but was postponed.

Youngster Lewis O’Connor is currently one game into a four match suspension.

NEXT FIXTURE: 8th January at home to Farnham Town

Allied Counties Youth League South table #coyRobinsCorrect at 19/12/14

Pos Team P W D L GD Pts1 BRACKNELL TOWN 10 7 3 0 22 242 Thatcham Town 10 6 0 4 11 183 Binfield 9 6 0 3 6 184 Sandhurst Town 11 5 2 4 4 175 Farnham Town 6 5 0 1 12 156 Camberley Town 11 3 2 6 -9 117 Fleet Town 7 3 1 3 -2 108 Eversley & California 9 2 1 6 -12 79 Tadley Calleva 10 2 0 8 -23 610 Alton Town 7 1 1 5 -9 4

You can see all up to date Allied Counties Youth League tables on our club website at http://bit.ly/acyleague.

YOUTH SCENEKeeping up with the Allied Counties

Bracknell Town Youth Team play in the South Division of the Allied Counties Youth League and are managed by Paul Howe (pictured). They finished fourth last season and were crowned champions in 2011/12.

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Dan Ridge #coyRobinsDan is captain of the youth team, and a regular for Lee Simpson’s development side. He was voted Youth Team player of the month by his team mates in October, and is nominated for both the Youth and Development awards in November.

PROFILE:

Place of Birth: Colchester Essex

Date of Birth: 18/09/1996

Position: Midfielder

Club supported: Liverpool

Best game played in and why? Binfield, local derby on my birthday and we won 4-1!

Ambitions for the season:Keep progressing and improving as much as I can, play as many games for the development as possible and win the league with the youth.

Best ground played at:EBB Stadium Aldershot Town (pictured above)

Previous clubs: Aldershot Boys FC, Farnborough Town FC, Sandhurst Town FC

PROFILEYouth team captain Dan Ridge

As a regular feature, we’ll be catching up with members of the 2014/15 youth team as they learn their trade in the Allied Counties Youth League South Division.

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and a half goals per match, it was no surprise to see another high scoring affair with hosts Oxford City Nomads prevailing 4-2 over Bracknell Town.

The Robins were severely depleted with manager Ed Carpenter away with work whilst captain Sam Whiting, Tom Barratt, Jamie Lawlor, Dan Money, Harry Brown, Tom Williams, Andre Kelly, Grant Goodband and Martin Bradshaw all missed for a variety of reasons.

Tom Nugent and Dan Sleet were thrust into the heart of defence with James Ward taking Nugent’s place in midfield and there were debuts for youngsters Matt Bradshaw and William Kyeremeh from the bench.

Shane Cooper-Clark did admirably well playing 84 minutes and scoring both goals despite suffering from flu to take his tally to twelve goals for the season and with no other Bracknell player scoring more than one goal this season, Cooper-Clark’s continued contribution cannot be underestimated.

The first half was played at a frenetic pace and goalkeeper James Hawtree was in fine form as he dived left to push away a Louis Joyce free-kick. Mark Janes also squandered a good chance as the home side were immediately on the offensive.

Cooper-Clark opened the scoring however in the eleventh minute. Ward won the ball but it wriggled free from him and Ryan Coupland’s tackle turned into a defence splitting pass with Cooper-Clark cutting inside and coolly firing beyond Alex Williams.

Again Nomads looked dangerous and after Janes beat Michael Watson, Hawtree was forced to beat the ball away but it only fell to John Rixon on the edge of the box and Hawtree reacted to tip the ball round his left post.

Jake White fired over from a good position with Ward also snatching at a shot and Cooper-Clark firing at Williams as the visitors looked to increase the lead but never looked like extending it.

Louis Joyce should have equalised on 34 minutes but another brilliant Hawtree save kept his side ahead but Joyce did score in the 37th minute as he turned Sleet before rifling the ball into the roof of the net.

On 42 minutes Nomads moved ahead as Lewis Gabbidon set up Janes who made no mistake with a great strike.

OUR PREVIOUSReport from our last meeting

Wednesday 24th September: Oxford City Nomads 4 Bracknell Town 2 - Hellenic Premier DivisionWith 45 goals in eight previous encounters between these sides averaging out at over five

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Bracknell had a penalty appeal waved away after what appeared a push by Danny Warne and Janes should had got his second but somehow missed when it looked easier to score although the flag was up for offside anyhow.

There were three goals in as many minutes with goals in the 56th, 57th and 58th minutes.

Joyce got in all too easily and his low cross was to Gabbidon who struck the ball with his standing leg but it bounced kindly to Janes who was not going to miss from seven yards out.

Nomads got their fourth soon after as Jose Unzueta-Acha’s right sided cross was headed in by Gabbidon.

Nugent then picked out Cooper-Clark who slotted under Williams to give his side hope of a comeback but there were no further goals despite more chances for either side.

Kyeremeh shot at Williams with James King sending a lobbed effort narrowly over and there was another penalty appeal waved away as Janes came through the back of Ward to clear the ball.

Jamie Mundy had the ball in the back of the new for the home side but it was rightly ruled out for offside with the substitute striker looking extremely lively but constantly getting into offside positions.

A really enjoyable game of football despite the result but player availability once again causing us all sorts of problems as the match was there for the taking with a stronger side.

It is a break from league action this weekend as Headington Amateurs come to Larges Lane in the Bluefin Sports Hellenic Challenge Cup.

Full Time: Oxford City Nomads 2 – 1 Bracknell Town

Bracknell Town: James Hawtree, Michael Watson, Kennie Chamberlain, Ryan Coupland, Jordan Rowland, Jake White, Tom Nugent, Shane Cooper-Clark, James King, James Ward, Dan Sleet.

Subs: Khalid Senussi for King, William Kyeremeh for Ward, Matt Bradshaw for Cooper-Clark

Goals: Shane Cooper-Clark (2)

MEETINGwith Oxford City Nomads

Half Time: Oxford City Nomads 2 – 1 Bracknell Town

The second period was not quite as frantic but was still played at some pace as both sides continued to go for it.

Keith Penicott-Bowen - Manager. Took over as manager in October 2014 having been assistant for two years. ‘Bowes’ is a club legend having played for over a decade during the 90s and was part of the side that reached the FA Cup First Round Proper in 2000. Keith has also been a coach at Binfield.

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Garry Aulsberry - Experienced goalkeeper who joined the club from Binfield in October after injury to James Hawtree and has been in impressive form. Previously played for Wokingham & Emmbrook.

SponsorNeeded

Michael Watson - A quick and attacking right back who came through our youth system. ‘Mikey’ was arguably our most consistent player last season turning in steady performances on a weekly basis.

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Harry Brown - Young defender who joined us from Farnborough. Can play at full back but has mostly been used at centre half. ‘H’ has proved to be a classy and quick addition.

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Jordan Rowland - Used to play as a winger but now plying his trade as a left back. An attack minded player who strikes the ball so well he will undoubtedly cause problems with his set piece delivery and excellent crossing.

SponsorNeeded

Grant Goodband - Grant joined us during last season having re-cently moved to the area. A solid defender who loves to tackle and has a committed approach.Can play right-back or centre back.

SponsorNeeded

Tom Williams - A strong central defender who can also play in midfield. Was previously with Binfield where he played a large part in their reserve team title win. Doesn’t lose many aerial battles.

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Andre Kelly - Andre joined us from Finchampstead wanting to try his hand at Hellenic Premier Division football. A very composed and cultured central defender who also chips in with a few goals.

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Taylor Elliott-Money - In his second spell at the club having featured regularly under Steve Nebbett and Danny Oliphant. Comfortable at full-back and in midfield.

SponsorNeeded

Sam Tighe - Tall and quiet defender who sets about the game with minimal fuss. Can play central or right and is another who counts Binfield as his previous club.

SponsorNeeded

Tom Nugent - ‘Nuge’ is as strong as an ox and can play in midfield or defence. Scores a lot of headed goals and is a player we miss through being away at university for large parts of the season. An-other who progressed through our youth system.

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Tom Barratt - Tom is a talented youngster who progressed through our youth team. Best in midfield and with a powerful shot, he has a great attitude and can also play at the back although he prefers midfield.

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Sam Whiting - New club captain for the coming season and is a very cultured midfielder. Primarily playing a central role, he will be the heartbeat of our team and will look to dictate our tempo.

SponsorNeeded

Kennie Chamberlain - Kennie is yet another who came from Binfield and he too was a regular in our reserve side last campaign. Likes to play an attacking central role, ideally behind the striker or strikers whom he can support.

SponsorNeeded

James King - ‘Simba’ also came through our youth system and joined us midway through last season from Wokingham & Em-mbrook. A good dribbler of the ball who likes to operate in the space between midfield and attack.

SponsorNeeded

Martin Bradshaw - Our most versatile player having played almost every position bar goalkeeper last season. Quiet and unassuming, ‘Bradders’ does a job wherever he is asked to play and without any fuss. Prefers to play as a wide attacker.

SponsorNeeded

Dan Broadbear - Very quick and skilful winger who won manager’s player and players player last season for our reserve team. Should be first team regular this season having impressed in pre-season for us.

SponsorNeeded

Khalid Senussi - Another player who joined from Wokingham & Em-mbrook. Khalid is a skilful player more adept at playing in a wide position who tries to find pockets of space to operate in.

SponsorNeeded

Jake White - Came through the clubs youth system where he excelled as a striker before converting into a right-back. Now back playing as a striker where his blistering pace causes problems for opposition defences.

SponsorNeeded

Shane Cooper-Clark - A good target man who can link play very well and looks set to be a key component of our striking options this season. Previously clubs include Ascot United and Wokingham & Emmbrook.

Sponsored by SteveGabb

Lewis Burns - One of a trio of players who joined us from Wokingham & Emmbrook. Lewis also came through our youth system and had a good goals to games ration last season.

SponsorNeeded

Ebby Opoku-Ware - A regular for our youth team and reserve team last campaign and also played a couple of first team matches. Arguably our most skilful player with plenty of tricks up his sleeve, he should not be underestimated despite his tender years.

SponsorNeeded

Bracknell Town FC Squad 2014/15 - Full stats on page 22

The long-serving Brimscombe player has been helping to run the side along with Gary Probert and former manager Phil Baker since the departure of Mike Green, but has now been handed the reins on his own.

Blythe has brought in his brother Simon, who coached at Gloucester City, as his assistant.

HELLENIC PREMTables and league news

Matty Blythe has been named as the new Brimscombe and Thrupp manager and started his reign with a win at Milton in the Hellenic League Premier Division.

Uhlsport Hellenic Premier Division table #coyRobinsCorrect at 19/12/14

POS TEAM PLD W L D PTS

1 Kidlington 23 17 5 1 522 Highmoor Ibis 23 15 3 5 503 Binfield 25 14 6 5 474 Thame United 21 15 4 2 475 Ascot United 22 14 6 2 446 Ardley United 22 13 7 2 417 Flackwell Heath 17 12 1 4 408 BRACKNELL TOWN 22 12 8 2 389 Highworth Town 19 10 6 3 3310 Reading Town 22 10 11 1 3111 Thatcham Town 24 9 12 3 3012 Oxford City Nomads 23 9 11 3 3013 Holyport 22 8 9 5 2914 Wootton Bassett Town 23 7 12 4 2515 Milton United 23 7 13 3 2416 Brimscombe & Thrupp 19 5 10 4 1917 Abingdon United 20 4 10 6 1818 Newbury 23 4 14 5 1719 Shrivenham 25 3 20 2 1120 Cheltenham Saracens 22 1 21 0 3

For today’s Hellenic League fixtures see page 23 19

DATE H/A COMP. OPPONENTS ATT F-T 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Substitutes Used

09-Aug H League Milton United 62 2-2 Baker J.Whiting Rowland Money Tighe Nugent Broadbear Whiting 2C-CLARK* Chamberlain+ King$ Coupland* White+ Opoku-Ware$

12-Aug H League Thame United 48 1-2 Hawtree Watson Rowland Money* Kelly Williams Broadbear WHITING C-Clark Nugent+ King$ Coupland* White+ Opoku-Ware$

16-Aug A FACXP Flackwell Heath 77 0-4 Hawtree White Rowland* Gibson Tighe Money Chamberlain Whiting C-Clark Lawlor+ Broadbear Massingham* Senussi+20-Aug A League Wootton Bassett Town 52 5-0 Hawtree Fraser Watson COUPLAND* Goodband Brown Bradshaw+ Whiting 2C-CLARK$ CORNELL ROWLAND Chamberlian* Barratt+ White$23-Aug H League Brimscombe & Thrupp 66 2-3 Hawtree Watson Massingham Goodband Kelly Brown Barratt Chamberlain* C-CLARK White+ Broadbear$ Lawlor* HOBDEN+ Senussi$25-Aug A League Ascot United 112 3-0 Hawtree Watson Rowland Chamberlain Kelly Nugent Barratt Whiting 3C-CLARK Lawlor* Bradshaw White*30-Aug H League Reading Town 64 1-0 Hawtree Watson Rowland Chamberlain* Kelly Nugent Barratt Whiting C-Clark+ Lawlor Bradshaw$ Goodband* WHITE+ King$06-Sep A League Highworth Town 84 0-2 Hawtree Bradshaw Rowland Coupland* Nugent Williams Money Whiting C-Clark Chamberlain+ White King* Senussi+13-Sep A League Cheltenham Saracens 25 2-0 Hawtree Watson Rowland Nugent Goodband Kelly Barratt* Money C-Clark Lawlor+ Bradshaw$ King* White+ Senussi$16-Sep H League Newbury 59 3-1 Hawtree Watson* Rowland Nugent Kelly Goodband Barratt+ Money 2C-CLARK Lawlor$ BRADSHAW Broadbear* King+ Chamberlain$

20-Sep H League Kidlington 64 1-2 Hawtree Watson Rowland NUGENT Kelly Goodband King* Money C-Clark Lawlor+ Bradshaw Hanley* White+24-Sep A League Oxford City Nomads 47 2-4 Hawtree Watson Rowland Ward Sleet Nugent White* Coupland 2C-CLARK+ Chamberlain King$ Kyeremeh* Mt Bradshaw+ Senussi$27-Sep H HLC1R Headington Amateurs 40 2-3* Baker Watson Massingham Coupland Barratt P-Bowen* Chamberlain Money C-CLARK WHITE King+ Bradshaw* Nugent+04-Oct A FAV2Q Malmesbury Victoria 96 2-3 Hawtree Watson Rowland Coupland Brown Goodband Barratt* Money+ C-CLARK Chamberlain$ Bradshaw Opoku-Ware* Kelly+ WHITE$14-Oct H HLFC2R Chinnor 56 2-4 Hawtree Watson* Kennedy Brown Kelly Rowland+ CHAMBERLAIN$ Coupland C-Clark WHITE Bradshaw Whiting* Senussi+ Opoku-Ware$

18-Oct H League Wootton Bassett Town 61 2-2 Hawtree Watson Rowland Tighe Kelly Barratt White* Whiting 2C-CLARK Chamberlain+ Bradshaw Senussi* Opoku-Ware+

20-Oct A League Highmoor-IBIS 63 0-2 Hawtree Watson Rowland Tighe Kelly Barratt White* Whiting C-Clark Chamberlain+ Senussi Stevens* Opoku-Ware+

25-Oct A League Abingdon United 69 3-1 Aulsberry Watson Rowland Goodband Kelly Stevens Barratt* Whiting C-CLARK Chamberlain+ SENUSSI$ Bradshaw* BROWN+ King$28-Oct H League Holyport 76 3-0 Aulsberry Watson Rowland Goodband Kelly Stevens Barratt* Whiting 2C-CLARK CHAMBERLAIN+ Senussi$ Bradshaw* White+ Brown$01-Nov A League Kidlington 46 1-3 Aulsberry Watson Rowland Goodband Brown Stevens Barratt Whiting* C-CLARK Chamberlain+ Senussi Money* King+11-Nov A BBT1R Flackwell Heath 66 2-3 Aulsberry Watson Rowland Barratt* Kelly Brown King+ Whiting WHITE Money Bradshaw BURNS* Senussi+15-Nov H League Cheltenham Saracens 76 5-2 Aulsberry White Watson Tighe Kelly Brown KING* WHITING 3C-CLARK Money Bradshaw+ Delander* Opoku-Ware+

18-Nov A League Newbury 66 2-0 Aulsberry Watson White Goodband Kelly Brown King* WHITING C-CLARK+ Money Senussi$ Chamberlain* Rowland+ Burns$25-Nov A League Flackwell Heath 47 1-3 Hawtree Rowland* White Goodband+ Barratt Brown King$ Whiting C-Clark Money Senussi Opoku-Ware* Burns+ Bradshaw$29-Nov A League Ardley United 55 3-2 Aulsberry Rowland WHITE Brown E-Money D-BAYNE* Delander+ WHITING C-Clark Money Bradshaw$ Chamberlain* King+ Opoku-Ware$

02-Dec H League Shrivenham 64 3-0 Aulsberry Rowland White Brown+ KELLY E-Money Chamberlain* Whiting 2C-CLARK Money Bradshaw$ Senussi* Stevens+ Watson$06-Dec H League Thatcham Town 4-3 Aulsberry Rowland White Watson Kelly Brown$ Chamberlain+ 2WHITING C-CLARK* Money BRADSHAW King* Senussi+ Stevens$13-Dec H HLSC1R Highmoor-IBIS 66 2-5 Aulsberry Rowland WHITE Williams* Kelly Money Chamberlain$ WHITING Evanson Bradshaw Senussi+ Mt Bradshaw* Kyeremeh+ Thorndike$20-Dec H League Oxford City Nomads

29-Dec A League Binfield

03-Jan H League Ascot United

10-Jan A League Thame United

24-Jan A RSC2R Binfield

31-Jan H League Ardley United

07-Feb A League Milton United

14-Feb H League Abingdon United

28-Feb H League Highmoor-IBIS

07-Mar A League Reading Town

14-Mar A League Holyport

21-Mar H League Flackwell Heath

24-Mar A League Thatcham Town

28-Mar A League Brimscombe & Thrupp

04-Apr A League Shrivenham

06-Apr H League Binfield

11-Apr H League Highworth Town

(*-Indicates lost 2-3 after Extra-Time)League - Hellenic League Premier Division, FAC - F.A. Cup, FAV - F.A. Vase, HLFC - Hellenic League Floodlit Cup, HLC - Hellenic League Cup,

BBT - Berks & Bucks Senior Trophy, RSC - Reading Senior Cup, HLSC - Hellenic League Supplementary Cup

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DATE H/A COMP. OPPONENTS ATT F-T 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Substitutes Used

09-Aug H League Milton United 62 2-2 Baker J.Whiting Rowland Money Tighe Nugent Broadbear Whiting 2C-CLARK* Chamberlain+ King$ Coupland* White+ Opoku-Ware$

12-Aug H League Thame United 48 1-2 Hawtree Watson Rowland Money* Kelly Williams Broadbear WHITING C-Clark Nugent+ King$ Coupland* White+ Opoku-Ware$

16-Aug A FACXP Flackwell Heath 77 0-4 Hawtree White Rowland* Gibson Tighe Money Chamberlain Whiting C-Clark Lawlor+ Broadbear Massingham* Senussi+20-Aug A League Wootton Bassett Town 52 5-0 Hawtree Fraser Watson COUPLAND* Goodband Brown Bradshaw+ Whiting 2C-CLARK$ CORNELL ROWLAND Chamberlian* Barratt+ White$23-Aug H League Brimscombe & Thrupp 66 2-3 Hawtree Watson Massingham Goodband Kelly Brown Barratt Chamberlain* C-CLARK White+ Broadbear$ Lawlor* HOBDEN+ Senussi$25-Aug A League Ascot United 112 3-0 Hawtree Watson Rowland Chamberlain Kelly Nugent Barratt Whiting 3C-CLARK Lawlor* Bradshaw White*30-Aug H League Reading Town 64 1-0 Hawtree Watson Rowland Chamberlain* Kelly Nugent Barratt Whiting C-Clark+ Lawlor Bradshaw$ Goodband* WHITE+ King$06-Sep A League Highworth Town 84 0-2 Hawtree Bradshaw Rowland Coupland* Nugent Williams Money Whiting C-Clark Chamberlain+ White King* Senussi+13-Sep A League Cheltenham Saracens 25 2-0 Hawtree Watson Rowland Nugent Goodband Kelly Barratt* Money C-Clark Lawlor+ Bradshaw$ King* White+ Senussi$16-Sep H League Newbury 59 3-1 Hawtree Watson* Rowland Nugent Kelly Goodband Barratt+ Money 2C-CLARK Lawlor$ BRADSHAW Broadbear* King+ Chamberlain$

20-Sep H League Kidlington 64 1-2 Hawtree Watson Rowland NUGENT Kelly Goodband King* Money C-Clark Lawlor+ Bradshaw Hanley* White+24-Sep A League Oxford City Nomads 47 2-4 Hawtree Watson Rowland Ward Sleet Nugent White* Coupland 2C-CLARK+ Chamberlain King$ Kyeremeh* Mt Bradshaw+ Senussi$27-Sep H HLC1R Headington Amateurs 40 2-3* Baker Watson Massingham Coupland Barratt P-Bowen* Chamberlain Money C-CLARK WHITE King+ Bradshaw* Nugent+04-Oct A FAV2Q Malmesbury Victoria 96 2-3 Hawtree Watson Rowland Coupland Brown Goodband Barratt* Money+ C-CLARK Chamberlain$ Bradshaw Opoku-Ware* Kelly+ WHITE$14-Oct H HLFC2R Chinnor 56 2-4 Hawtree Watson* Kennedy Brown Kelly Rowland+ CHAMBERLAIN$ Coupland C-Clark WHITE Bradshaw Whiting* Senussi+ Opoku-Ware$

18-Oct H League Wootton Bassett Town 61 2-2 Hawtree Watson Rowland Tighe Kelly Barratt White* Whiting 2C-CLARK Chamberlain+ Bradshaw Senussi* Opoku-Ware+

20-Oct A League Highmoor-IBIS 63 0-2 Hawtree Watson Rowland Tighe Kelly Barratt White* Whiting C-Clark Chamberlain+ Senussi Stevens* Opoku-Ware+

25-Oct A League Abingdon United 69 3-1 Aulsberry Watson Rowland Goodband Kelly Stevens Barratt* Whiting C-CLARK Chamberlain+ SENUSSI$ Bradshaw* BROWN+ King$28-Oct H League Holyport 76 3-0 Aulsberry Watson Rowland Goodband Kelly Stevens Barratt* Whiting 2C-CLARK CHAMBERLAIN+ Senussi$ Bradshaw* White+ Brown$01-Nov A League Kidlington 46 1-3 Aulsberry Watson Rowland Goodband Brown Stevens Barratt Whiting* C-CLARK Chamberlain+ Senussi Money* King+11-Nov A BBT1R Flackwell Heath 66 2-3 Aulsberry Watson Rowland Barratt* Kelly Brown King+ Whiting WHITE Money Bradshaw BURNS* Senussi+15-Nov H League Cheltenham Saracens 76 5-2 Aulsberry White Watson Tighe Kelly Brown KING* WHITING 3C-CLARK Money Bradshaw+ Delander* Opoku-Ware+

18-Nov A League Newbury 66 2-0 Aulsberry Watson White Goodband Kelly Brown King* WHITING C-CLARK+ Money Senussi$ Chamberlain* Rowland+ Burns$25-Nov A League Flackwell Heath 47 1-3 Hawtree Rowland* White Goodband+ Barratt Brown King$ Whiting C-Clark Money Senussi Opoku-Ware* Burns+ Bradshaw$29-Nov A League Ardley United 55 3-2 Aulsberry Rowland WHITE Brown E-Money D-BAYNE* Delander+ WHITING C-Clark Money Bradshaw$ Chamberlain* King+ Opoku-Ware$

02-Dec H League Shrivenham 64 3-0 Aulsberry Rowland White Brown+ KELLY E-Money Chamberlain* Whiting 2C-CLARK Money Bradshaw$ Senussi* Stevens+ Watson$06-Dec H League Thatcham Town 4-3 Aulsberry Rowland White Watson Kelly Brown$ Chamberlain+ 2WHITING C-CLARK* Money BRADSHAW King* Senussi+ Stevens$13-Dec H HLSC1R Highmoor-IBIS 66 2-5 Aulsberry Rowland WHITE Williams* Kelly Money Chamberlain$ WHITING Evanson Bradshaw Senussi+ Mt Bradshaw* Kyeremeh+ Thorndike$20-Dec H League Oxford City Nomads

29-Dec A League Binfield

03-Jan H League Ascot United

10-Jan A League Thame United

24-Jan A RSC2R Binfield

31-Jan H League Ardley United

07-Feb A League Milton United

14-Feb H League Abingdon United

28-Feb H League Highmoor-IBIS

07-Mar A League Reading Town

14-Mar A League Holyport

21-Mar H League Flackwell Heath

24-Mar A League Thatcham Town

28-Mar A League Brimscombe & Thrupp

04-Apr A League Shrivenham

06-Apr H League Binfield

11-Apr H League Highworth Town

(*-Indicates lost 2-3 after Extra-Time)League - Hellenic League Premier Division, FAC - F.A. Cup, FAV - F.A. Vase, HLFC - Hellenic League Floodlit Cup, HLC - Hellenic League Cup,

BBT - Berks & Bucks Senior Trophy, RSC - Reading Senior Cup, HLSC - Hellenic League Supplementary Cup

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APPEARANCES GOALS

Lge Cup Tot Career Lge Cup Tot Career Debut For RobinsGarry Aulsberry 8 2 10 10 0 0 0 0 (A) Abingdon U (25/10/14)Josh Baker 1 1 2 2 0 0 0 0 (H) Milton U (9/8/14)Tom Barratt 12 3 15 119 0 0 0 14 (H) Oxford CN (27/11/10)Martin Bradshaw 15 5 20 111 2 0 2 10 (A) Bridgwater (19/9/09)Matt Bradshaw 1 1 2 2 0 0 0 0 (A) Oxford CN (24/9/14)Dan Broadbear 4 1 5 14 0 0 0 2 (A) Abingdon U (7/9/13)Harry Brown 11 3 14 84 1 0 1 4 (H) Newbury (27/10/12)Lewis Burns 2 1 3 8 0 1 1 5 (A) Cheltenham (22/2/14)Kennie Chamberlain 17 5 22 23 1 1 2 2 (A) N Leigh U (9/10/13)Shane Cooper-Clark 22 4 26 107 25 2 27 58 (A) Thatcham TR (8/8/12)Adam Cornell 1 0 1 15 1 0 1 3 (H) Bridgwater (18/12/07)Ryan Coupland 5 3 8 15 1 0 1 2 (H) Slimbridge (1/11/11)Josh Delander 2 0 2 41 0 0 0 7 (H) Milton U (20/10/12)Scott Drummond-Bayne 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 (A) Ardley U (29/11/14)Taylor Elliott-Money 1 0 1 38 0 0 0 2 (A) Thatcham TR (8/8/12)Charlie Evanson 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 (H) H-IBIS (13/12/14)Sean Fraser 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 (A) Wootton B (20/8/14)Chris Gibson 0 1 1 35 0 0 0 0 (H) Ascot U (27/12/11)Grant Goodband 11 1 12 30 0 0 0 0 (A) N Leigh Utd (9/10/13)Sean Hanley 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 (H) Kidlington (20/9/14)James Hawtree 13 3 16 28 0 0 0 0 (H) Wootton B (10/8/13)George Hobden 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 (H) B & Thrupp (23/8/14)Andre Kelly 15 4 19 48 1 0 1 4 (H) Wootton B (10/8/13)Adam Kennedy 0 1 1 57 0 0 0 0 (A) Uxbridge (29/12/07)James King 15 2 17 28 1 0 1 1 (H) Binfield (26/12/13)William Kyeremeh 1 1 2 2 0 0 0 0 (A) Oxford CN (24/9/14)Jamie Lawlor 6 1 7 23 0 0 0 0 (H) Shrivenham (11/1/11)Richard Massingham 1 2 3 4 0 0 0 0 (H) Binfield (26/10/13)Dan Money 13 5 18 21 0 0 0 0 (A) Beaconsfield (31/8/13)Tom Nugent 9 1 10 92 1 0 1 15 (A) Fleet T (1/1/08)Ebby Opoku-Ware 7 2 9 12 0 0 0 2 (A) Oxford CN (20/11/13)Keith Pennicott-Bowen 1 0 1 ??? 0 0 0 ??? ???Jordan Rowland 20 5 25 30 1 0 1 1 (A) Beaconsfield (31/8/13)Khalid Senussi 13 4 17 33 1 0 1 1 (H) Kidlington (2/11/13)Dan Sleet 1 0 1 67 0 0 0 0 (A) Witney T (13/8/11)Harry Stevens 6 0 6 6 0 0 0 0 (A) H-IBIS (20/10/14)Sam Tighe 4 1 5 5 0 0 0 0 (H) Milton U (9/8/14)Connor Thorndike 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 (H) H-IBIS (13/12/14)James Ward 1 0 1 4 0 0 0 0 (H) Cheltenham (14/9/13)Michael Watson 18 4 22 69 0 0 0 0 (H) Malvern T (4/10/08)Jake White 19 5 24 87 2 5 7 26 (A) Abingdon T (19/11/11)Josh Whiting 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 (H) Milton U (9/8/14)Sam Whiting 17 4 21 50 6 1 7 14 (H) Thame U (24/8/10)Tom Williams 2 1 3 21 0 0 0 0 (H) Binfield (26/10/13)

Robins pen pictures on pages 16 & 17 #coyRobins

ROBIN’S ROLL CALLAll the stats you’ll ever need

Uhlsport Hellenic Premier fixtures #coyRobinsBinfield v Flackwell Heath

BRACKNELL TOWN v Oxford City Nomads Brimscombe & Thrupp v Highmoor-IBIS

Holyport v Milton United Kidlington v Highworth Town

Newbury v Ascot United Reading Town v Ardley United

Shrivenham v Cheltenham Saracens Wootton Bassett Town v Abingdon United

Uhlsport Hellenic Division 1 East fixtures #coyRobinsChalfont Wasps v Woodley Town

Finchampstead v Didcot Town Penn & Tylers Green v Burnham

Rayners Lane v Henley Town Wokingham & Emmbrook v Chinnor

Uhlsport Hellenic Division 2 East fixtures #coyRobinsAscot United ‘Dev’ v Wokingham & Emmbrook Reserves

Chinnor Reserves v Rayners Lane Reserves Finchampstead Reserves v BRACKNELL TOWN ‘DEV’Flackwell Heath Reserves v Chalfont Wasps Reserves

Henley Town Reserves v Penn & Tylers Green Reserves Stokenchurch v Thame United Reserves

For the Division 2 East league table, see page 30. The Division 1 East table is on our website at http://bit.ly/hld1east

TODAY’S MATCHESCovering all Hellenic teams

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Need to know what is going on elsewhere in the league today? For score updates check our twitter list here http://bit.ly/hlresults - Please be aware it relies on clubs posting updates.

The first team’s game at Woodley on Sunday was postponed due to a frozen pitch and the team now go on a winter break for Christmas.

The reserve team were involved in a tie lasting over three hours, two red cards and six goals on Sunday afternoon. Robins eventually prevailed with a 3-1 penalty shoot-out win at Syngenta Recreation Ground on Jealotts Hill.

Annie Moffatt (pictured) scored once in normal time, and again in extra-time, either side of a goal from Sam Tan to send the tie to penalties.

Both teams are looking for new players. Details can be found at www.bracknelltownfc.com/ladies-team

First team results and fixtures: #coyRobinsDate H/A Opposition Comp Score Scorers9th Nov A Maidenhead Utd Lge 1-6 Tina Leahy

16th Nov A Marlow Cup 2-0 Jo Atkins (2)

30th Nov H Maidenhead Utd Lge 0-5 -

7th Dec H Andover New Street Cup 1-2 Caroline Paterson

4th Jan H Mansfield Road Lge - -

Reserve team results and fixtures: #coyRobinsDate H/A Opposition Comp Score Scorers19th Oct H Sandhurst Town Lge 3-3 Tina Leahy (2), Sam Tan

2nd Nov A Flackwell Heath Lge 3-2 Annie Moffatt, Jenny Alexander, Amy Martin

7th Nov H Wycombe Wanderers Cup A-W14th Dec H Holyport Cup 3-3* Annie Moffatt (2), Sam Tan

4th Jan A Sandhurst Town Lge - -* 3-3 AET. FT 2-2. Bracknell Town win 3-1 on penalties

LADIES SCENEKeeping up with our ladies teams

Bracknell Town Ladies first team play in the Southern Region Women’s Premier, and the reserves play in the Thames Valley Women’s League Division 1 South.

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Sam Tan #coyRobinsSam is playing her first season as an out and out striker and has already scored six goals in 12 games for both the ladies first and reserve teams.

Place of Birth: London Position: Forward Club supported: Liverpool FC

Best game played in and why? Very hard to choose just one game, as I like to think I always give it my best. But if I had to choose one, it would probably be the game against Aylesbury at home. I was put in an unfamiliar center-mid position, where I helped assist a goal and scored a great goal from 35 yards out that lobbed the keeper to bring us level at 2-2. Then for the second half being 3-2 down and without our regular keeper, I volunteered to go in goal, another unfamiliar role and was really put to the test by Aylesbury but kept us in the game with some difficult saves and we came away with a 3-3 draw.

Funniest moment in football? It has to be our latest cup game Vs Holyport Ladies. It had everything in that game possible from panic attacks, injuries, red cards to extra time and penalties. We as a team really enjoyed the game, gave it our all and just about came out on top winning the penalties. We were so tired and elated that we just ran and jumped on top of each other that anyone would think we had won the world cup! Most enjoyable game so far. Now onto the semi’s...

Ambitions for the season:As this is my first season as a regular striker for the reserve ladies, I really want to build up my confidence up front and really believe in myself as a striker. I’d also like to retain being top scorer for this season!

Best ground played at:The ladies ground this season haven’t been that great, I’ve played on some really boggy pitches. Our ground has to be one of the best along with Maidenhead so far.

PROFILEStriker Sam Tan

As a regular feature, we’ll be catching up with members of the 2014/15 ladies team as they progress in the Southern Region Women’s League, and Thames Valley Region Women’s League.

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rival that of the recently built Eiffel Tower.

An eclectic range of sixty-eight designs were submitted to Watkins from across Europe and the world. Submissions included one tower that looked like a giant screw, another that featured hanging gardens, the pyramids of Giza and a structurethat mimicked the Leaning Tower of Pisa. The following catalogue contains all of the original proposals and is a wonderful glimpse into the mind of a 19th Century architect or crazy person dependent on the design.

So what has this got to do with football, you may reasonably ask? Well, the proposed site for this tower was to be at Wembley Park in west London, then a rather sparsely populated area. Remember, it wasn’t until 1923 that Wembley Stadium was built (then known as the Empire Stadium built for the ostentatious British Empire Exhibition in 1924). The exact location of the proposed tower was on the very site that Wembley sits on today.

A winning entry was chosen. Number 37 by Stewart, MacLaren and Dunn of London. It was to be a tower 1200 feet tall and contain restaurants, shops and an astronomical observatory at the top. Foundations were laid in 1892 and work began on constructing the tower a year later.

By the start of the new century, as Tottenham Hotspur were playing Sheffield United at Crystal Palace in front of a baying crowd of 110,000 spectators, the site that would become synonymous with Cup Finals had the first stage of a tower built upon it. If the original planning and designs had been followed through to fruition the huge tower would be 150 feet taller than Paris’ Eiffel Tower.

Unfortunately in 1901 Edward Watkin died, and with him the dreams of building a tower in London. The site was deemed unsafe a few years later and in 1907 it was dismantled, demolished and blown to smithereens by dynamite. This wasn’t entirely an end to this story though, as in the early part of the 21st Century when the current Wembley was being built, the old foundations of this doomed project were re-discovered.

It’s interesting to ponder what would have happened had Watkin’s pulled off this grand scheme. The national stadium would be dwarfed by such a huge structure, or perhaps the national stadium would have been built elsewhere, or not at all. Changing the iconography (if not the history) of English football in a heartbeat. It’s also fascinating to mull over another one of Watkins’ ideas, that of a Channel Tunnel 100 years before Euro Tunnel became a reality. If such a tunnel existed in the early part of the 20th Century perhaps teams from the continent may have been invited to take part in the FA Cup. Teams from Northern Ireland, Scotland, and of course Wales had been invited into the competition on many occasions. There’s no reason why French or Belgian clubs couldn’t also take part. First published at www.spiritofmirko.com on December 3rd 2014 by Bracknell Town season ticket holder Steve Gabb.

SPIRIT OF MIRKOBlogging away from mainstream football

Watkin’s Folly and the English game - In the late 19th Century an industrialist, railwayman and distinguished member of parliament named Sir Edward Watkin proposed the splendid idea of building a structure, most likely that of a tower, in London to

First Team - Sponsored by Bracknell Regeneration Partnership

August - Shane Cooper-Clark January - ?September - Michael Watson February - ?October - Andre Kelly March - ?November - ? April - ?December - May - ?

Development Team - Sponsored by Admiral Cunningham

September - Sean Hanley January - ?October - Matt Bradshaw February - ?November - ? March - ?December - ? April - ? May - ?

Ladies Team - Sponsored by Koh-I-Noor

September - Sam Tan January - ?October - Liv Shaw February - ?November - ? March - ?December - ? April - ? May - ?

Youth Team - Sponsored by The Goose

September - George Lock January - ?October - Dan Ridge February - ?November - ? March - ?December - ? April - ? May - ?

All news on nominations, voting and awards can be found at http://bit.ly/potmaward

POTM AWARDSWho are the winners?

Every month we hold a vote for the Player of the Month of bracknelltownfc.com. Here is the definitive list of winners. Players are nominated by their managers and voted for by fellow players and supporters.

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POTM THANKSOur award sponsors

Our thanks for the Player of the Month award prizes go to five local businesses who kindly provide support to the club.

Thank you! #coyRobins

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The Admiral Cunningham

Thorndike hat-trick downs Henley #coyRobinsFor the second time in three games, Connor Thorndike struck a hat-trick as Bracknell Town ‘Dev’ gave Henley Town Reserves a 5-1 thumping at the Triangle.

Ben Hall and Sam Tighe (pictured) were also on the scoresheet as Robins romped home.

NEXT FIXTURE: 20th December away to Finchampstead Reserves

Uhlsport Hellenic Division 2 East table #coyRobinsCorrect at 19/12/14

Pos Team P W L D Pts1 Stokenchurch 9 8 1 0 242 Bracknell Town ‘Dev’ 11 7 3 1 223 Ascot United ‘Dev’ 9 6 3 0 184 Flackwell Heath Reserves 8 6 2 0 185 Thame United Reserves 11 4 3 4 166 Penn & Tylers Green Res 6 4 2 0 127 Holyport Reserves 10 3 5 2 118 Wokingham & Emm Res 10 3 6 1 109 Finchampstead Reserves 9 3 5 1 1010 Henley Town Reserves 10 3 6 1 1011 Chinnor Reserves 9 2 4 3 912 Chalfont Wasps Reserves 8 1 5 2 513 Rayners Lane Reserves 8 1 6 1 4

For the Premier Division league table, see page 19. The Division 1 East table is on our website at http://bit.ly/hld1east - Today’s fixtures on page 23.

DEV SCENEKeeping up with the Allied Counties

Bracknell Town Development Team play in Division 2 East of the Uhlsport Hellenic League and are managed by Lee Simpson. They were runners-up to Binfield and won the President’s Cup last season.

Keeping up with the Div 2 East men

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Lee Simpson #coyRobinsLee is co-owner of Elite Preparation Centre and part of the clubs football in the community scheme. A highly regarded coach, ‘Simmo’ coaches and runs junior sides at the club as well as managing the Development side. Was first team coach under Steve Nebbett and Danny Oliphant and has a wealth of experience already.

PROFILE:

Place of Birth: Ascot Date of Birth: 6/11/1990

Position: Midfielder and Development team manager Club supported: Chelsea

Best game played in and why? Don’t think I’ll ever get a better feeling as a kid winning tournaments I scored from a corner in the final once. For me felt like id won the World Cup! Being a kid playing was my most enjoyable time!

Ambitions for the season?Coach develop and progress the younger players at the club. We have some young talented local boys who could shine for this club in the years to come!

Best ground played at?Home of football of course! (Larges Lane? - Ed)

Funniest moment in football?There are quite a few... One of the funniest has happened during a Sunday league game but can’t be told so.... has to be Dan Sleet playing a cup final for Winkfield and going down with a massive stint of cramp he was in bits but we couldn’t help but laugh as he was screaming.... Bad friend but we always look bak and laugh!

Previous clubs: FC Bracknell, Ascot Untied FC, Binfield FC

PROFILEYouth team captain Dan Ridge

As a regular feature, we’ll be catching up with members of the 2014/15 development team as they learn their trade in the Uhlsport Hellenic League Division 2 East..

Development team manager ‘Simmo’

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James Bartaby is a new visitor to Larges Lane having moved to the area recently. He has a blog covering Bayer 04 Leverkusen and Bracknell Town at theopladenway.wordpress.com and runs the excellent undertheleague.com

This weekend sees the final round of games before German football goes on its usual five week hiatus. It has been an exceptional first half, with overachievers and underachievers, and a side so dominant they look unstoppable.

Of course, that dominant side is FC Bayern Munich. Under Pep Guardiola’s stewardship, they have become even more ruthless than they were under Jupp Heynckes. Thirteen wins and three draws from their opening sixteen matches suggest another title wrapped up early for the Champions as they already find themselves eleven points clear of second placed Wolfsburg. Arjen Robben has been sensational, scoring eight goals in twelve Bundesliga appearances, and with Robert Lewandowski seemingly still finding his feet in Bavaria, they can only improve. A daunting thought for the other seventeen teams!

Speaking of Wolfsburg, they have produced some superb performances. Ricardo Rodriguez has been sensational from left back, chipping in with vital goals and assists, while Kevin de Bruyne has put in a strong claim to be player of the season so far.

The top two apart, the team of the first half of the season has to be Paderborn. Many people - myself included - expected this little club from the North East to be relegation certs in their first ever season in the top flight. Yet they have approached this season brilliantly, going into games trying to win points rather than avoid defeat. This positivity has seen them garner eighteen points from their first sixteen games, and they are four points above bottom club Werder Bremen. Long may it continue!

If Paderborn are the overachievers, then the obvious underachievers are Borussia Dortmund. Jürgen Klopp’s team inexplicably find themselves in sixteenth position, and they have even been rock bottom in recent weeks. Nine defeats already this term has left them with a mountain to climb if they are to make next season’s Champions League. They currently trail Bayer Leverkusen in fourth by twelve points. Their first game back at the end of January is at the BayArena, a match which could either reignite or extinguish their European hopes. Unless they win this season’s Champions League of course!

TWIN TOWNLeverkusen twinned with Bracknell

Bundesliga Halfway Report

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Post your score on twitter with #coyRobins

1. Who scored both Arsenal goals in the 1987 Littlewoods Cup final victory against Liverpool?

a) Perry Groves b) Paul Davies

c) Charlie Nicholas

2. Which Australian won Leicester City’s Player of the Year Award in 2004/05?

a) Mark Fishb) Danny Tiatto

c)John Aloisi

3. With 109 goals, Ali Daei is the leading all time goal scorer in international football, but for which country did he play?

a) Saudi Arabiab) Egypt

c) Iran

4. Which Scottish club did Reading FC defender Michael Hector play for in 2013/14?

a) Aberdeenb) Hearts

c) Inverness

5. Which Bracknell Town player was known as ‘Frilly’ during his time at Larges Lane?

a) Mark Franksb) Alan Henley

c) Keith Penicott-Bowen

Answers on team sheet page at back of programme - BONUS PUZZLER ON PAGE 37

PUZZLERSYouth team captain Dan RidgeTest your football knowledge during the half-time break, or listen to another of Duds terrace stories. Thought so, here are today’s questions. Q4 is always for the Reading FC fans amongst us, Q5 is always Bracknell Town history.

Half-time football trivia ??

Answers 1) C - Charlie Nicholas 2) B - Danny Tiatto 3) C - Iran 4) A - Aberdeen 5) A - Mark Franks

HAYES & YEADING may only have three months to come up with £300,000 or face closure, but manager Phil Babb is refusing to walk away from the ailing club.

Vanarama Conference South United require the six-figure sum just to move into their part-build new Beaconsfield Road home – and another £1.2m to complete the structure of their main stand.

Hayes sold their Church Road stadium to Barratt Homes in a multi-million pound property deal in 2010 but fans are asking serious questions about where the money went and why their new home, on the site of Yeading’s former Warren ground, is still not fit for football.

The clubs merged seven years ago and after leaving their west London home they have shared at Woking and are currently playing out of Maidenhead United. Disputes with builders regarding cash flow means they continue to be in exile.

Chairman Tony O’Driscoll has warned that the club are on the verge of extinction. They must secure investment by February at the latest or they will be forced shut, possibly throwing the league into chaos.

He told The NLP: “It’s not fair to be scaring supporters but the reality is that we face a race against time to keep the club alive.

“We need £300,000 just to move into the ground. It won’t finish anything, but we can work with the bare bones. From there at least we can start creating some revenue of our own and re-invest, but a lot more money is needed to finish the job. I think £300,000 can get us back on our feet.

“We’re talking to people about investing but we’re a long way away. We need some help if we’re going to keep going. We’ve got three months maximum, it might be less than that. I have had some people offering donations which is brilliant but it doesn’t scratch the surface. We are surviving week to week.

“Simply, we have run out of money and the plan has not worked, there is little point in saying anything else. When I took over I may have been a little naive but I was under the impression the money was there to carry on building. It’s not, it’s gone and now if we are going to survive we need people and the local community to come to the rescue and quickly.” Story from www.thenonleaguefootballpaper.com

NON-LEAGUEFrom the Non-League Paper

Hayes must come up with £300,000 within months

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NEWSFrom the North Devon Journal

A Bideford fan will watch his 100th Robins game on Saturday – despite living more than 200 miles away.

Keith Palmer’s home town is Harrow, in Middlesex, but the 49-year-old former postman has been making trips all over England to see his team in action since October 2000.

His love for the club stemmed from a Western League match against Minehead at the Sports Ground and, since that day, Keith has never looked back.

“I have really enjoyed the rollercoaster ride that has been being a Bideford fan,” he said. It has been great to see Biddy through all the promotions over 14 years but I think we are punching well above our weight in the Southern League.

“Playing at such a high standard is credit to (manager) Sean Joyce, the chairman and all the staff and players that make this club so special. I have great admiration for Joyce and how he has taken the club beyond its wildest expectations and stayed with them when the going gets tough.

“Joyce’s link with Torquay will help us stay up again this year but I would like to see fewer players brought in on loan to help the continuity of the club.

“There have barely been any changes over my 100 games and I think this is a big problem because none of the facilities have been developed and the club is very much out on a limb with all the costs.”

Keith is sponsoring the ball for Saturday’s Evo-Stik League Southern Premier Division fixture against Cambridge City and providing a buffet after the game for players and club officials.

FACTFILE 100 games: October 28, 2000 to December 13, 2014.

Home games: 43. Away games: 56. Distance: 216 miles from Harrow to Bideford.

Leagues: Western League Premier Division, Southern League Division 1 South and West, Southern League Premier Division.

Would like to see: a run in the FA Cup or FA Trophy to reap big financial awards.

Favourite player: Sean Downing. Best memory: reaching the FA Vase quarter-finals in 2009 when Bideford lost 4-0 to Lowestoft Town.Story from www.northdevonjournal.co.uk 35

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Pld 26, W 19, D 4, L 3, GF 72, GA 30, PTS 42. Les takes up the story..

I recently had the pleasure of re-visiting Bracknell Town FC 41 years after I left the area to move to the South coast. I had at that time in the 60’s joined the committee and eventually had the honour to become Club Chairman.

Life was no different in those days and like most senior football clubs it was a struggle to survive let alone progress. It remains a happy memory that in 1969-1970 the club achieved its most successful season to date. The team secured the Surrey Senior League championship, winning all but one of league games played. The club also won the Surrey Senior League Cup and the Commerce Cup.

Every organization needs a slice of luck and it only takes a spark to get things moving. Our spark was the signing of three players, Eddie Browning and Geoff and Dave Hammond from the Slough area. Within a short time their arrival somehow attracted other senior players from around the area.

There can be no doubt that an important reason for the successful season can be attributed to the small squad that was used. The popular manager was Wally Beevers and throughout this period there was great camaraderie within the club being ably served by Secretary Alan Norvill, Treasurer Peter Ridgers and a hard working committee

John McGregor without fail manned the entrance gate and Jack Harvey with his labrador “ Sambo” was the unpaid security guard living as he did in the far corner of the ground.

I have happy memories of my time at Bracknell and my son Peter and I continue to take a keen interest in the club.

We sincerely hope that the fortunes of the “Robins” will improve and that local business and the public can get behind the club and provide the support every town football club needs in order to progress

Les Chegwin

CLUB HISTORYRobins nostalgia

In October 2012 we received an email from Les Chegwin, a former Chairman of the club who visited the club that Christmas for a family event. Bracknell’s record during the 1969/70 season Les describes was

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CLUB SHOPFrom the North Devon Journal

The Bracknell Town Football Club shop is open on match days and available online at www.bracknelltownfc.com/shop

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Colours: All red with white sleevesManager: Keith Penicott-Bowen

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Manager: Chris Fontaine

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Answers 1) C - Charlie Nicholas 2) B - Danny Tiatto 3) C - Iran 4) A - Aberdeen 5) A - Mark Franks

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