RISBOROUGH RANGERS FOOTBALL CLUB

DUNSTABLE TOWN SATURDAY 4TH SEPTEMBER 2021

3.00PM SPARTAN SOUTH MIDLANDS FOOTBALL LEAGUE

PREMIER DIVISION

FOUNDED 1971

RISBOROUGH RANGERS FOOTBALL CLUB FOUNDED 1971

Chairman -Richard Woodward Vice-Chairman: -Colyn Makepeace

General Secretary - Nick Bishop Treasurer - Bob Templeman

Commercial Director - Andy Woodward Press Officer - Steve Burnett

Programme Editor - Rob Cairney Committee Members - Richard Woodward, Nick Bishop, Colyn Makepeace, Bob Templeman, Steve Burnett, Peter Sulston, Cherie Phipps, Alan Harris,

Rob Cairney, Andy Woodward, Phil Read, Davis Haule, .

First Team Manager - Mark Eaton First Team Assistant Manager - Jon Franklin

First Team Coach - Paul Bonham First Team Physio - Harry Thurkettle

First Team Kitman - Phil Read Director Of Football - Bob Rayner

Development Team Manager - Mark Endean

Development Team Assistant Manager - TBC

Allied Counties Manager - John Pusey Allied Counties Assistant Manager - Olly Nevin

Website - www.risboroughrangersfc.co.uk Twitter - @RRFC_1971

Facebook - @risboroughranfersfc1971 Instagram - risborough_rangers_fc

Good afternoon everyone and welcome to another home game at the B.E.P stadium against Dunstable Town and in doing so welcome my friend Gareth Jackson and his staff. As I write this I will unfortunately be keeping up with the game from afar hav-ing falling victim to Covid which I can honestly say is a very nasty virus. The team are in good hands though with Paul and Jon who will ensure we are well prepared for todays challenge. Although our visitors haven't had the best of starts it's early days they have strengthened the squad with some good signings over the last week, their narrow defeat against Hadley on Tuesday night was a testimony of their improvement which I am sure will continue. In recent weeks our squad has been tested to the limit with injury and suspensions but slowly we are seeing players return meaning selections will become quite tricky. We are pleased to add Liam Enver-Marum to our squad from Thame United, I have known Liam since he was a kid at Reading and having plyed his trade mainly in the top two tiers of non league football have never had the chance to sign him until now so I am very pleased to get a striker of his pedigree and know he will be a huge asset to the team. We are now very happy with the group we have and feel confident we can push on and do really well. Tuesday nights Derby against my old club in the new guise of Aylesbury Vale Dy-namos proved to demonstrate how well we can play, our passing and movement was really good and the only criticism was we should have scored more in the sec-ond half. Marcus showed yet again how talented he is with a hatrick playing down the middle and there was also a master class display from Kieron Schmidt in mid-field. On the injury front apart from the long term injury to Alex Sethi, we are aiming to get Aaron Jewell on the pitch for the development game on the 14th September and hope to have Lewis Patrick back for the Vase game next Saturday. With AK back from suspension and Davis just one more week to go we go into this next run of games in good shape. Enjoy the game today

Best wishes Mark

MARKS MUSINGS

WELCOME TO DUNSTABLE TOWN

FOUNDED 1883 CLUB NICKNAME The Blues COLOURS All Blue GROUND Creasey Park GROUND ADDRESS Creasey Park Drive, Dunstable, Beds, LU6 1BB MILEAGE FROM THE B.E.P. STADIUM (HP27 9NE) 21.0 miles COUNTY FA Bedfordshire FA MIDWEEK FIXTURES Tuesday WEBSITE www..dunstabletownfc.co.uk

RECORDS Best F.A. Cup performance: First Round 1956/57 Best F.A. Trophy performance: First Round 2004/05 Best F.A. Vase performance: Fifth Round 2010/11 Record Attendance c. 10,000 vs Manchester United, Friendly, July 1974 LAST MEETING Saturday 16th April 2005

Spartan South Midlands Football League Division Two DUNSTABLE TOWN 98...1 M. Pontefract RISBOROUGH RANGERS...1 Robbie Morgan

The club was established in October 1883, and were founder members of the Bedfordshire FA the fol-lowing year. In their first competitive match they lost 4–3 to Luton Montrose in the Bedfordshire Senior Cup after being 3–0 up. However, the following season the club won the competition. In 1950 the club joined the Metropolitan League, and in 1956–57 they reached the first round of the FA Cup for the first time, eventually losing 3–1 at Margate. In 1961 Dunstable switched to the United Counties League, but left after two seasons to rejoin the Met-ropolitan League, becoming one of only three first teams playing in Division Two. The following season saw the club moved into Division One, but in 1965 they were admitted to Division One of the Southern League. League restructuring saw them placed in the new Division One North for the 1971–72 season. They were moved into Division One South the following season and finished bottom of the division. Transferred back to Division One North for the 1973–74 season, they finished bottom of the table again. Barry Fry had become Dunstable manager towards the end of the 1973–74 season, and with chairman Keith Cheeseman providing him with blank cheques, Fry attracted several big name players to the club, most notably Jeff Astle and George Best, as well as arranging a friendly match against his former club Manchester United. Although Best only played in two friendly matches and made no competitive appearances for the club, Astle stayed at the club for that season and scored 34 goals as they finished as Division One South runners-up, earning promotion to the Premier Division. However, huge debts caused the club to fold midway through the 1975–76 season; a new club under the name Dunstable was formed to take over their fixtures. Despite finishing eighth in the league, they were demoted to Division One North. Dunstable were transferred to Division One South for the 1978–79 season, and the following year league restructuring saw them placed in the Southern Division. They remained in the division until the end of the 1993–94 season, after which they folded. The club was re-established in 1998 and joined Division One of the Spartan South Midlands League. After winning the division in 1999–2000 without losing a match, they were promoted to the Senior Division. The following season saw them finish as Senior Division runners-up, earning promotion to the Premier Division. The club went on to win the Premier Division in 2002–03 and were promoted to Division One North of the Isthmian League. With the formation of the Conference North and South, a fifth-place finish in 2003–04 was enough for Dunstable to be promoted, although they were transferred to the Premier Division of the Southern League. However, they were relegated to the Western Division at the end of the 2004–05 season, which saw them finish in the bottom three. The following season saw them finish in the relegation zone, but the club were reprieved due to FA restructuring and moved to Division One Midlands. However, they were relegated back to the Spartan South Midlands League at the end of the 2008–09 season following a 13-point deduction. In 2012–13 Dunstable won the Spartan South Midlands League without losing a match, as well as win-ning the league's Challenge Trophy and the Bedfordshire Premier Cup. After promotion to Division One Central of the Southern League, they went on to win the division at the first attempt, as well as the league's Champions Trophy and were promoted to the Premier Division. In 2017–18 the club finished bottom of the Premier Division and were relegated to Division One Central. The following season saw them finish bottom of Division One Central, resulting in relegation to the Premier Division of the Spartan South Midlands League.

THE HISTORY OF DUNSTABLE TOWN

Dan Gould Goalkeeper Previous Club: Crawley Green. Matt Ellis Defender Previous Club: Kings Langley Under 18s, Lev-erstock Green under 18s. Daniel Trif Defender Previous Club: London Tigers. Gregg Douglas Defender Previous Club: Langford. Jeremiah Debayo Defender Previous Club: Egham Town. Dylan Fitzpatrick Defender Previous Club: AFC Dunstable Under 18s. Jamie Gill Defender Previous Club: Totternhoe. Roy Byron Midfield Previous Club: Aylesbury Vale Dynamos. Charlie Jackson Midfield Previous Club: Winslow United Joe Mead Midfield Previous Club: Luton Town Charlie Oddy Midfield Previous Club: Burton Albion Craig Packham Midfield Previous Club: Arlesey Town Sam Gibson Midfield Previous Clubs: Barton Rovers Drew Phillips Forward Previous Club: Barton Rovers

Simon Richards Forward Previous Clubs: St. Joesphs Charlie Black Forward Previous Club: Biggleswade United. Chris Stapleton Forward Previous Club: Aston Clinton Gianluca Sinatra Goalkeeper Previous Club: Dunstable Town Development Team Managerial & Coaching Staff. Gareth Jackson Manager Now in his Fourth season at the Club, Gareth is a UEFA B coach and part of the group of supporters and officials who saved the Club from obscurity in May 2017. A great student of the game and highly respected by fans and Club officials alike. Anthony Christophi Assistant Manager Start-ed coaching at AFC under 18s went on to manage Ampthill Town and is now Gareths Assistant. Currently holds his Level 2 coach-ing badge. Ivan Arapov Coach Ivan is also a UEFA B coach who has won silverware with London Colney. Ivan came on board mid-season 2019-20 season and has proved to be a great addition to the coaching set-up. David Paredes Goalkeeper Coach Previous Club: London Colney, Berkhamstead FC Sarah Keen Sports Therapist

DUNSTABLE TOWN WHO’S WHO?

RAMBLING RANGER

Good afternoon all and welcome to Dunstable Town Football Club and their sup-porters for today’s Spartan South Midland League Premier Division fixture. Dunsta-ble have not had the best of starts to this season but rumour has it that their squad has been strengthened by several new signings earlier in the week and that was evident during their narrow one nil defeat to fancied Hadley midweek. Rangers will be hoping to continue their good form and welcome new signing, Liam Enver-Marum into today’s squad. Liam is an experienced striker who began his career at Reading before playing for Cambridge United. Much of his career has been in the National League and National South with Woking, Ebbsfleet, Maidstone, Basing-stoke and Forest Green Rovers amongst others. Such a signing shows our intent and I am sure you will all join me in welcoming Liam to our club. I was re-reading a book recently about Brian Clough and when I mentioned this to a friend, he commented that in his view there are no characters in the game anymore. This got me thinking and I have decided that whilst I sort of agree, I would also ex-pect that there probably are plenty of characters in the modern game, I just don’t know any. And besides, who gets to decide what constitutes a character anyway? However, as self-appointed ‘Character Appointees’ the pair of us did start to remi-nisce about former characters and as you would expect we came up with plenty of the usual suspects. Clough, of course, was top of my list, plus his side-kick Peter Taylor. Also on my list was Rodney Marsh, Frank Worthington, Stan Bowles, Bestie, Robin Friday (read the book, mad as a badger with a spoon), Mick Channon, Lawrie McMenemy’ and Nobby Stiles. In later years there has been Steve Claridge, Barry Fry, Stuart Pearce, Wrighty, Vinnie Jones, Gazza; I could go on, and I’m sure that you, dear reader, could add plenty more. But although these people are all rec-ognised characters from bye-gone days, I know none of them personally so I have to take other’s word for it. I can however speak of characters that I’ve personally known in the game and whilst they are hardly household names, they are certainly characters. First up I would say that our very own Chairman and Vice Chairmen are worthy candidates, especially ‘Nibbo’, a well-known figure in local football circles. Quite a number of players I have played with back in the day would also fit the bill. Chris ‘CJ’ Wikins of Aylesbury United and Chesham fame was a big practical joker, well known for mixing his team-mates clothing up when they were warming up, filling their shoes with all manner of unmentionables etc. Local football manager, Lawrie Logan was a typical ‘Scouser’ with a ready wit and an unusual management style. I particularly remember him telling one player, known affectionately as ‘Lurch’, as he carried out his team talk, ‘Lurch, you’re gifted, you’re talented.......you’re dropped’.

Apps Sub Ttl Gls Apps Sub Ttl Gls Apps Sub Ttl Gls Y RJack Brooker 4 0 4 0 3 0 3 0 7 0 7 0 1 0Marcus Brellier 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0Laurence Clark 1 2 3 1 0 3 3 0 1 5 6 1 2 0Sean Coles 4 0 4 2 1 1 2 1 5 1 6 3 0 0Justin Gordon 2 0 2 0 0 2 2 0 2 2 4 0 0 0Brian Haule 2 1 3 0 3 0 3 1 5 1 6 1 0 0Davis Haule 2 0 2 0 3 0 3 0 5 0 5 0 1 1Alex Kedzierski 2 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 3 0 3 0 0 1Adam Morris 2 1 3 0 2 1 3 0 4 2 6 0 0 0Lewis Patrick 2 0 2 1 1 0 1 0 3 0 3 1 0 0Sam Pekun 2 2 4 2 3 0 3 1 5 2 7 3 0 0Joel Read 4 0 4 0 3 0 3 0 7 0 7 0 2 0Bertie Squires-Adams 4 0 4 0 3 0 3 1 7 0 7 1 0 0Josh Urquhart 4 0 4 1 3 0 3 0 7 0 7 1 0 0Madison Wilkin 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0Marcus Wyllie 4 0 4 6 3 0 3 0 7 0 7 6 0 0Asher Yearwood 4 0 4 4 3 0 3 0 7 0 7 4 1 0

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RAMBLING RANGER (CONT)

Lawrie wore a wig for a while and when retrieving a ball from a hedge during one game, he returned without the wig, the hairy article left swinging on a thorn bush. Lawrie, as cool as you like, ignored the laughter and fetched the wig, returning it to its rightful place on top of his head! My favourite local character however, has to be Roger ‘Gutty’ Ridgeway. Now the Ridgeway’s were a big family from the poor end of Monks Risborough and were all keen footballers and fighters, especially the girls! They could look after themselves when needed and I have witnessed Roger scrap-ping on many an occasion, and when called upon he had lightning fists. In one match an opposing player was winding his brother, Fred up by kicking him and el-bowing him. Now, what the guy didn’t know was that you shouldn’t do that to Fred because an angry Fred could produce serious consequences. Realising this, Roger decided to get help and soon the wind-up merchant was prone on the floor, Roger sat astride him, raining blows down. The referee rushed over yelling for him to stop and Roger’s reply was ‘You don’t realise Ref, I’m saving his f*****g life, if Freddy gets hold of him, he’ll kill him!’. Now he was a character. By the way, I met that Jimmy Bullard the other day and he is just as you’d expect, a great laugh and a true character and he definitely gets on my list. Enjoy the game and see you in the ATW Bar after the game. RR

DATE COMP A RES GOALSCORERS03/08/2021 SSMFL P Leighton Town A 1-1 Coles07/08/2021 FAC EP Lydney Town H 1-0 Coles14/08/2021 SSMFL P Broadfields United H 7-0 Yearwood (3), Pekun (2), Wyllie, Urquhart21/08/2021 FAC P Ascot United H 1-1 B. Haule24/08/2021 FAC Prep Ascot United A 2-3 Squires-Adams, Pekun28/08/2021 SSMFL P London Colney A 4-0 Yearwood, Wyllie (2, 1p), Clark (p)31/08/2021 SSMFL P Aylesbury Vale Dynamos H 4-0 Wyllie (3, 1p), Coles04/09/2021 SSMFL P Dunstable Town H 15:0011/09/2021 FAV 1Q Edgware Town H 15:0014/09/2021 SSMFL P Ardley United H 19:4518/09/2021 SSMFL P Oxhey Jets A 15:0002/10/2021 SSMFL P Hadley A 15:0009/10/2021 SSMFL P Arlesey Town H 15:0012/10/2021 SSMFL P Milton Keynes Irish A 19:4516/10/2021 SSMFL P New Salamis A 15:0023/10/2021 SSMFL P Harefield United H 15:0026/10/2021 SSMFL P Flackwell Heath H 19:4530/10/2021 SSMFL P Harpenden Town H 15:0006/11/2021 SSMFL P Crawley Green A 15:0013/11/2021 SSMFL P Baldock Town A 15:0020/11/2021 SSMFL P Leverstock Green H 15:0027/11/2021 SSMFL P London Colney H 15:0004/12/2021 SSMFL P Milton Keynes Irish H 15:0011/12/2021 SSMFL P Harefield United A 15:0018/12/2021 SSMFL P Oxhey Jets H 15:0028/12/2021 SSMFL P Holmer Green A 15:0003/01/2022 SSMFL P Tring Athletic H 15:0008/01/2022 SSMFL P Leighton Town H 15:0015/01/2022 SSMFL P Ardley United A 15:0029/01/2022 SSMFL P Flackwell Heath A 15:0012/02/2022 SSMFL P Hadley H 15:0026/02/2022 SSMFL P Arlesey Town A 15:0005/03/2022 SSMFL P Broadfields United A 15:0012/03/2022 SSMFL P Crawley Green H 15:0019/03/2022 SSMFL P Aylesbury Vale Dynamos A 15:0026/03/2022 SSMFL P Harpenden Town A 15:0002/04/2022 SSMFL P Baldock Town H 15:0009/04/2022 SSMFL P Leverstock Green A 15:0016/04/2022 SSMFL P Holmer Green H 15:0019/04/2022 SSMFL P Tring Athletic A 19:4523/04/2022 SSMFL P Dunstable Town A 15:0030/04/2022 SSMFL P New Salamis H 15:00

SPARTAN SOUTH MIDLANDS FOOTBALL LEAGUE

PREMIER DIVISION

Ardley United 1-1 Leighton TownGabbidon Webb (p)

Att 106

Dunstable Town 0-1 HadleyStacey

Att 113

Flackwell Heath 0-1 London ColneyBugyei-Kyel

Att 70

Harefield United 1-3 Leverstock GreenShawwal Jawara

MooneyNoel-Williams

Att 50

Harpenden Town 2-0 New SalamisSymeCollins

Att 151

Oxhey Jets 4-6 Arlesey TownSmith Sayer (3)Brennan Miller (2)Putman CarvalhoGibson

Att 92

Risborough Rangers 4-0 Aylesbury Vale DynamosWyllie (3, 1p)Coles

Att 170

Tring Athletic 1-2 Holmer GreenButler Esplund-Evans

RiceAtt 100

Pos Team P W D L GD PTS1 Harpenden Town 5 4 1 0 7 132 Leverstock Green 5 4 0 1 9 123 Risborough Rangers 4 3 1 0 15 104 Hadley 4 3 1 0 3 105 Leighton Town 4 2 2 0 3 86 Arlesey Town 4 2 1 1 3 77 Ardley United 4 2 1 1 2 78 Holmer Green 4 2 1 1 0 79 London Colney 5 2 0 3 -7 610 Milton Keynes Irish 3 1 2 0 4 511 Oxhey Jets 4 1 2 1 0 512 New Salamis 4 1 1 2 0 413 Aylesbury Vale Dynamos 5 1 1 3 -7 414 Broadfields United 2 1 0 1 -4 315 Harefield United 4 0 2 2 -5 216 Tring Athletic 2 0 1 1 -1 117 Crawley Green 4 0 1 3 -5 118 Flackwell Heath 3 0 0 3 -3 019 Baldock Town 3 0 0 3 -6 020 Dunstable Town 3 0 0 3 -8 0

SPARTAN SOUTH MIDLANDS FOOTBALL LEAGUE

DIVISION TWO

Berkhamsted Raiders 0-0 Berkhamsted ComradesNew Bradwell St Peter 1-0 BovingdonOld Bradwell United 3-0 Milton Keynes College Football AcademyRisborough Rangers Development 1-0 Aston ClintonSarratt 1-2 TotternhoeThe 61 FC (Luton) 3-0 Codicote

Eynesbury United 4-0 Buckingham United

Aston Clinton v Eynesbury UnitedBovingdon v Pitstone & IvinghoeBuckingham United v The 61 FC (Luton)Milton Keynes College Football Academy v Risborough Rangers DevelopmentNew Bradwell St Peter v CodicoteTotternhoe v Berkhamsted ComradesTring Corinthians AFC v Sarratt

Monday 30th August 2021

Tuesday 31st August 2021

Todays Fixtures

Pos P W D L GD PTS1 Old Bradwell United 5 4 1 0 11 132 Eynesbury United 5 4 0 1 14 123 New Bradwell St Peter 4 4 0 0 9 124 Berkhamsted Comrades 5 3 2 0 4 115 Totternhoe 4 2 1 1 3 76 Pitstone & Ivinghoe 4 2 0 2 4 67 Bovingdon 4 2 0 2 4 68 Buckingham United 4 2 0 2 -2 69 Risborough Rangers Development 3 2 0 1 -2 610 Sarratt 5 2 0 3 -3 611 Berkhamsted Raiders 4 1 1 2 -3 412 The 61 FC (Luton) 3 1 0 2 -7 313 Tring Corinthians AFC 4 0 1 3 -6 114 Milton Keynes College Football Academy 3 0 0 3 -6 015 Aston Clinton 3 0 0 3 -9 016 Codicote 4 0 0 4 -11 0

Pos Team P W D L GD PTS1 Buckingham Athletic 0 0 0 0 0 02 Chalfont St Peter 0 0 0 0 0 03 Flackwell Heath 0 0 0 0 0 04 Holmer Green 0 0 0 0 0 05 Risborough Rangers 0 0 0 0 0 06 Thame United 0 0 0 0 0 0

DATE COMP RES GOALSCORER30/08/21 FAYC P Reading City FC U18 H 0-509/09/21 ACYFLN Chalfont St Peter FC U18 H 19.4513/09/21 ACYFLN Thame United U18 A 19.4523/09/21 ACYFLN Buckingham Athletic U18S H 19.4530/09/21 ACYFLN Buckingham Athletic U18S A 19.4514/10/21 ACYFLN Flackwell Heath FC U18 A 19.4528/10/21 ACYFLN Thame United U18 H 19.4504/11/21 ACYFLN Holmer Green U18 Youth A 19.4511/11/21 ACYFLN Flackwell Heath FC U18 H 19.4525/11/21 ACYFLN Holmer Green U18 Youth H 19.4507/12/21 ACYFLN Chalfont St Peter FC U18 A 19.45

PRESSURE in football is supposedly reserved for managers, players and even referees – but there can’t be anyone who has to perform when it really matters like the physio. Most of the time we’re used to seeing them dash on for minor knocks and strains. A bit of treat-ment, a blast of the freeze spray, a dab of the magic sponge, a squirt of the water bottle and on we go (I’m sure it’s roughly that easy!). Yet nobody is in the bar after saying, “Physio had a great game today”. It’s probably how they prefer it. Unseen, just going about their business quietly and efficiently. But I’m here to argue physios – and other medical staff at games – are the most important people in a football ground. Because when something really goes wrong, they are front and centre – often with hundreds, if not thousands, of eyes staring right at them. Anyone who has been in a ground when a bad injury occurs knows it can be quite a scary time – especially anything involving the head, neck or spine. I’ll never forget hearing a striker’s leg break in a challenge at the other end of a ground. Or seeing a player having a seizure on the ground. But the medical experts can’t get caught up in all that. Keeping calm, assessing the situation, they go through their processes, using all their knowledge from years of studying and observing to give the best possible care to a player. Already this season we’ve seen cases of games abandoned because of really bad injuries. Last season Darlington’s Nicky Hunt suffered a head injury in a National League North game against Boston United. Darlo therapist Danny O’Connor – who was helped by the Pilgrims’ medical staff as well – spoke after about the situation that even saw Hunt stop breathing twice. The team stayed in position for hours waiting for an ambulance, keeping Hunt comfortable. “You kind of go into robot mode when something like this happens,” he told NE Sport News. “It’s a bit strange because you’re just dealing with the situation and everything else becomes irrelevant. “It’s quite interesting really because when I’ve spoken to people afterwards the majority say they wouldn’t know what to do in that situation, whereas I felt quite comfortable knowing what to do and when to do it, but that just comes down to experience.” It’s a remarkable responsibility to take on – I’d wager the majority of us couldn’t do a job like that. Last month Hallam physio Shannon Brooks drew high praise for her expertise and care when as-sistant referee Andrew Jarvis fell in during a game. Her quick actions saved his life and has led Shannon to fundraise for defibrillators having seen the importance of one being available first-hand. Thankfully, incidents like this tend to be few and far between. Hopefully at your game today you have no real need to notice any of the medical staff. But let’s keep showing them the appreciation they deserve. Matthew Badcock

PLAYER SPONSORSHIP 2021/22

Player Sponsorship for the 2021/22 season is now available. If you would like to sponsor your favourite player with acknowledgement in the match-day programme and on the club website. The cost of this is £100. If you are

JACK BROOKER MR POSHLAURENCE CLARK PGFASEAN COLES CACHET BUILDING SERVICESJOSH FOX AVAILABLEJUSTIN GORDON BARRY PHIPPSBRIAN HAULE RAYNER GAS SERVICESDAVIS HAULE LLOYD LATCHFORD LTDAARON JEWELL AVAILABLEALEX KEDZIERSKI AVAILABLEADAM MORRIS ALAN HARRISLEWIS PATRICK AVAILABLESAM PEKUN STEVE & CHRIS (RRFC PRESS TEAM)JOEL READ P-UNIT PROSGARY RYMER AVAILABLEKEIRON SCHMIDT AVAILABLEALEX SETHI CHERIE PHIPPSBERTIE SQUIRES-ADAMS ROWENA THERAPIESJOSH URQUHART SIMON GUNTRIPMARCUS WYLLIE AVAILABLEASHER YEARWOOD ANNIE & PADDY WILSON

RISBOROUGH RANGERS DUNSTABLE TOWN

MANAGER: MARK EATON ASSISTANT: JON FRANKLIN COACH: PAUL BONHAM PHYSIO HARRY THURKETTLE

REFEREE

CHRIS BINNEY

ASSISTANT REFEREES

NEIL ANGUS & STEVEN PORDES

DAN GOULD MATT ELLIS DANIEL TRIF GREGG DOUGLAS JEREMIAH DEBAYO DYLAN FITZPATRICK JAMIE GILL ROY BYRON CHARLIE JACKSON JOE MEAD CHARLIE ODDY CRAIG PACKHAM SAM GIBSON DREW PHILLIPS SIMON RICHARDS CHARLIE BLACK CHRIS STAPLETON GIANLUCA SINATRA

JACK BROOKER BERTIE SQUIRES-ADAMS

LEWIS PATRICK ALEX SETHI JOEL READ

JOSH URQUHART AARON JEWELL

ALEX KEDZIERSKI ADAM MORRIS

KIERON SCHMIDT DAVIS HAULE BRIAN HAULE SEAN COLES

MARCUS WYLLIE LIAM ENVER-MARUM

LAURENCE CLARK JUSTIN GORDON

SAM PEKUN GARY RYMER

MANAGER: GARETH JACKSON ASSISTANT: ANTHONY CHRISTOPHI COACH(S): IVAN ARAPOV & DAVID AREDES

PHYSIO: SARAH KEEN