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Chairman: Ken Jacobs Commercial Director: Craig Buckingham

Manager: Wayne Mew Assistant Manager: Stuart Long

Coach: Dave Smith Res. Manager: Francis Benali

Res. Coach: Craig Mew Treasurer: Paul Taylor

Secretary: Carolyn Mew Wyvern Secretary: Laura Hicks

Medical Staff: Paul Coffin & Dave Penny Programme Editor: Cameron Melling

Safety Officer: Mike Garner Youth Protection Officer: Laura Hicks

Home colours: White & Black Away Colours: Blue

First Team Midweek Games: Tuesdays Reserve Midweek Games: Tuesdays

Club Website: www.romseytownfc.com Founded: 1886

Ground: The Bypass Ground Last Season

Sydenhams Wessex Premier Division: 16th FA Cup: Extra Preliminary Round

FA Vase: Second Qualifying Round Hampshire Senior Cup: 2nd Round

League Cup: 1st Round

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Romsey Town 2-0 Rozel Rovers (Hampshire Senior Cup) By JOHN GORMAN at the Bypass Ground Rozel Rovers from Jersey made their second trip to the mainland in this season's Hamp-shire Senior Cup, but having been victorious at Brading in the first round they found Romsey too strong at the By-Pass ground and went down by two goals to nil, a result that in the end was a true reflection of the afternoon. The home side started the brighter with Ryan Long having a shot blocked - appeals for a penalty were rightly turned down - and in the next attack visiting goalkeeper James Keating dropped a Macs Sampay cross and needed treatment after re-claiming the loose ball from a forest of feet. Rozel re-sponded with a superb Steve Wilkinson pass inside the full back only for Aaron Maynard to shoot rather weakly into the side netting and when Wilkinson then sent Scott Healy clear the winger rounded the keeper only to see his shot from an acute angle blocked at the near post by Luke Baker. Not surprisingly after the bright opening the first goal came fairly quickly, just inside the quarter hour mark, when Simon De'Ath and Ryan Long combined neatly on the left and the latter ‘s shot flew past Keating and into the far corner. Dave Ibbotson was just wide for the visitors but Romsey were looking the more threatening with Ryan Long seeing another effort blocked by the keeper's legs and Baker's shot being turned round the post. The ever dangerous Wilkinson was just too high with a lob and then sent Jack Gibbs clear forcing Romsey goalkeeper Matt Brown to go down at the forward's feet to save before Romsey doubled their lead in the 32nd minute. Chris Hall burst into the area in pursuit of a De'Ath through ball, the challenge was mis-timed and Ryan Long coolly slotted home the resultant penalty. Jake Long's free kick from the corner of the area was well saved by Keating and after persistence by Maynard had created a chance for Healy which was blocked the half ended with Jake Long again being acrobatically denied by Keating. Keating started the second half as he had finished the first, superbly tipping a Baker header round the post and then claiming a corner in a crowded six yard box. It was a strong start by the home side and after Ryan Long was inches too high Keating held a Sampays shot at the second attempt. Rozel's efforts to push themselves forward were too often foiled by the offside flag though Brown had to get down smartly to deny Tom McAlister when the flag did stay down. Ryan Long was stopped by a superb challenge by Rozel skipper Carl Scott, a powerful figure in the visiting defence all afternoon, and after Wilkinson had been stopped by weight of numbers a quick Romsey break ended with Ryan Long shooting inches wide. Brown confidently held a difficult looking cross and a neat Romsey move ended with Sampays's cross being missed by friend and foe alike as it flew through the six yard box. Both sides were making full use of their substitutes with Rozel's Andy McCabe receiving a long lec-ture for dissent almost as soon as he entered the field before Scott moved forward to send a header wide from a corner. Rozel were now throwing caution to the wind as they attempted to rescue the tie and the home side rather wasted a breakaway when the at-tackers well outnumbered the defence. Rozel's McAlister collected the only caution of a splendidly contested game and the visitors were denied the goal they perhaps deserved when Healy fastened on to a long throw but slid the ball past Brown and the outside of the far post in what was the last goal scoring chance of the ninety minutes.

A team was formed in the 1890’s called Hamworthy St Mi-chael’s, winning their first trophy the Whitehead Minor Cup in season 1899-1900. Hamworthy Football Club was formed in 1926, and moved to the present ground formally known as the Nursery Ground in 1950. Hamworthy Football Club amalgamated with Trinidad Old Boys at the start of the 1971-1972 season to form Hamworthy United Football Club as it is known today. Hamworthy United have had great success at all levels over the years in various competitions, and hold the record of having been the only team to have played in every season of the Dorset Combination League from its for-mation, until it finished to become the Dorset Premier League at the end of the 2001-2002 season. After winning the League two years running they were promoted in the 2004-2005 sea-son to the Wessex League Division 1, winning the Wessex League Cup in their first season.

Today’s opposition is top of the table side Hamworthy United. Hamworthy are in good form and are enjoying a good start to the season so it is sure to be a tough test for Romsey today. Hamworthy did the double over Romsey last year. Last year’s results: 3-1 & 4-2 to Hamworthy

Nickname: The Hammers Team Colours: Maroon and sky blue Manager: Simon Browne Assistant: Sean Bartlett Coaches: Tony Banks & Stuart Tanner 10/11 League Position: 9th 10/11 Most Appearances: Luke Burbidge & Greg Horlock (42) 10/11 Top Goalscorer: Luke Burbidge (18)

Steve Hollicks – Position: Goalkeeper In his debut season for the Town in goal. Great shot stopper. Jake Fulford – Position: Goalkeeper Young goalkeeper who came through from QK. Matthew Brown – Position: Goalkeeper Good ‘keeper, has been solid every time he’s been called on. Jake Long – Position: Left back Tough full back resigned last season from Lymington after previously being at Romsey Richard Hayter - Position: Defender Solid defender who can play all across the back—ever present last season Gareth Batchelor – Position: Centre Back Skilful centre back who begins his second season with Romsey. Can play at the heart of midfield. Ross Gregory – Position: Centre back Captain spent many years at Romsey before signing for AFC Totton and is back at the heart of the defence Henry Rule – Position: Centre back New signing, previously of M&T. Luke Baker – Position: Centre Midfield Second season at Town, formed a solid partnership with Chris Hall last season. Luke Dempsey Position: Midfield Tough tackling centre mid who can also fill in at centre back signed from high flyers Sholing. Chris Hall – Position: Midfield Second season in centre mid-field and an eye for a goal. Converted into right back this season. Kieran Gallagher – Position: Centre Midfield Joined part way through last season and has been solid since. Abbas ‘Baz’ Agopo – Position: Centre Midfield Adds a lot of strength to the centre of midfield. Student in Southampton. Chris Morris – Position: Midfield New midfielder recruited from Alresford, very, very skilful and can walk past players. Macs Sampays – Position: Wing Third season at Romsey, never misses a game. Puts a good ball into the box and beats players. Callum Stanley – Position: Wing Very fast winger who can beat anyone. James Whitlock – Position: Wing Skilful winger who has pro-gressed through the reserves Simon De’ath – Position: Striker The Assassin, Romsey leg-end, longest ever serving player and all time top goalscorer. Guaranteed to score you goals. Ryan Long – Position: Striker Very quick striker who re-signed halfway through last season after leaving for Gosport for 6 months. Can also use his pace on the wing. Ben ‘Chalky’ White – Position: Striker New striker signed from Alton Town has scored over 30 goals in the past two seasons. Contributes much more than goals.

Steve Hollick

Jake LOng

Richard Hayter

Gareth Batchelor

Luke Baker

Luke Dempsey

Ross Gregory Chalky White

Ryan Long

Simon De’ath

Macs Sampays

Chris Morris

Baz Agopo

Chris Hall

Date Opposition H/A Competition Result Scorers

12/08/11 Bournemouth Home League 1-0 Simon De’ath

20/08/11 Brading Town Home FA Cup 0-1

23/08/11 Moneyfields Away League 5-6 Simon De’ath 2 Ryan Long 2 Macs Sampays

27/08/11 Newport (IOW) Home League 1-3 Macs Sampays

29/08/11 Winchester Home League 2-3 Simon De’ath Ryan Long

03/09/11 Hayling United Away League 2-1 Simon De’ath Chalky White

06/09/11 Bemerton Heath Home League 1-0 Ryan Long

10/09/11 Bournemouth Away League 1-3 Simon De’ath

13/09/11 Cowes Sports Home Hampshire Senior Cup 7-3 White 3 De’ath Morris Baker R.Long

17/09/11 Lymington Home League 0-1

20/09/11 Blackfield & Langley Home League 4-5 Simon De’ath 3 Chris Hall

24/09/11 Fawley Home FA Vase 1-3 Simon De’ath

27/09/11 Moneyfields Home League 3-0 Hall Gregory Sampsays

01/10/11 GE Hamble Away League 0-2

08/10/11 Rozel Rovers Home Hampshire Senior Cup 2-0 Ryan Long 2

12/10/11 Newport (IOW) Away League 2-0 Ryan Long 2

15/10/11 Hamworthy Home League

18/10/11 AFC Portchester Away League Cup

22/10/11 New Milton Away League

29/10/11 Fareham Home League

05/11/11 Alton Home League

08/11/11 Lymington Away League

15/11/11 Christchurch Home League

19/11/11 Brading Town Home League

26/11/11 Winchester Away League

03/12/11 Fawley Away League

10/12/11 Alresford Away League

03/01/12 Totton & Eling Home League

07/01/12 Laverstock & Ford Home League

14/01/12 Hamworthy Away League

21/01/12 Downton Away League

28/01/12 Christchurch Home League

04/02/12 Alton Away League

11/02/12 Brading Town Away League

18/02/12 Horndean Home League

03/03/12 Hayling Home League

10/03/12 Fareham Away League

17/03/12 Alresford Home League

31/03/12 Laverstock & Ford Away League

07/04/12 Downton Home League

09/04/12 Totton & Eling Away League

21/04/12 Bemerton Heath Away League

28/04/12 Blackfield & Langley Home League

Romsey Town: A brief history The history of Romsey Town Football Club goes back to 1886 when a meeting took place at the Town Hall to consider the desirability of forming a football club in the town.

In the season 1889/90 they played their football at Alma Road, playing in local football. By the 1920’s they had gained entry into the Hampshire League and played their games at Priestlands which is now Romsey School. They had great success and won the Hampshire Intermediate Cup for the first time.

After the Second World War Romsey Town went on to produce some of their best attacking sides. In 1949 they reached the 2nd Round of the F.A. Cup and the final of the Hampshire Senior Cup in the same season. By 1955-56 they moved to their current home – the Bypass Ground – however they were relegated and the club fell into decline.

By the 1970’s the club started to climb out of the doldrums of lower league football and in 1974-75 won the Hampshire League Division 4 title. By the late 80’s Romsey had reached the Hampshire League Division 1 and in 1990 became the second club (after Bashley) to win the Wessex League title.

In the years to follow the club could not maintain the high standards and went into another decline until re-cently. In 2007 the club finished 3rd in Division 1 of the Wessex League and gained promotion to the Premier Division. After a good start to the 2007-08 campaign, the side suffered a poor second half of the season and finished 18th. The reserves finished 4th in Combination 2 and were beaten finalists in the Southampton Sen-ior Cup Final at St Mary’s.

Romsey Town: Honours Wessex League Champions 1989/90 Hampshire League Division 2 Champions 1978/79, Runners-up 1994/95 Hampshire League Division 3 Runners-up 1946/47, 1977/78 & 2003/04 Hampshire League Division 4 Champions 1975/76 Hampshire Senior Cup Winners 1978/79. Finalists 1948/49 Hampshire Intermediate Cup Winners 1926/26, 1930/31 & 1977/78 Hampshire Junior Cup Winners 1900/01, 1909/10 & 1923/24. Finalists 1898/99 & 1899/1900 Russell Cotes Cup Runners-up 1932/33 & 1988/89 Southampton Senior Cup Winners 1973/74 & 1994/95. Southampton Junior Cup Winners 1922/23 Southampton League Premier Division Champions 1980/81 & 1983/84 Southampton League Senior Division 1

Champions 1926/27, 1973/74 & 1976/77. Southampton League Senior Division 2 Champions 1972/73, Southampton League West Division Champions 1951/52 Southampton League Romsey Division Champions 1927/28 Southampton League Junior Division 3 Runners-up 1924/25 Southampton League Junior Division 4 Champions 1974/75 Salisbury & District League Champions 1898/99 South Hants League Champions 1900/01 Winchester League Champions 1921/22 Eastleigh League Champions 1922/23, 1923/24, 1928/29.

While you wait for the action to restart, why not have a go at this week’s football quiz?

This week’s subject: Goalkeepers

1) Who is Wales’ most capped player? 2) Which club launched the career of Peter Shilton and Gordon

Banks? 3) At which club did Republic of Ireland goalkeeper Pat ‘Packy’

Bonner spend most of his career? 4) From which club did Arsenal sign David Seaman from in 1990? 5) Who was the first goalkeeper to captain an FA Cup winning

side? 6) Which goalkeeper played on in the 1956 FA Cup final with a

broken neck and ended on the winning side? 7) Which goalkeeper scored from his own penalty area during the

1967 Charity Shield? 8) Which goalkeeper and TV presenter signed for Bristol Rovers

aged 44 in 1985?

1) Neville Southall 2) Chesterfield 3) Celtic 4) QPR 5) Dave Beasant 6) Bert Trutmann 7) Pat Jennings 8) Bob Wilson

Have a suggestion for what the Half Time Challenge could be? Then email your suggestion to cameronmelling@hotmail.co.uk.

Ryan Long 2-0 Opposition Romsey have won their last two games 2-0 with both goals in each game coming from Ryan Long. Ryan know has eight goals this season with three in the cup and 5 in the league. First came Jersey opposition in the form of Rozel Rovers in the second round of the Hampshire Senior Cup. Romsey were two up in the first half following two goals from the Long including a lovely curling strike from the corner of the box. The game was all but over at half time and Romsey pro-fessionally saw out the second half without any trouble. The second was on Wednesday night away on the Isle of Wight to New-port. Again Romsey won 2-0 with Ryan grabbing another brace. A good win for Romsey and we are now in 10th place.

Hamworthy Today we face Hamworthy United who are currently sitting on top of the Wessex League. Although the Hammers are top they have played 12 games in the league so far which is the same as us and a lot more then a lot of the other teams in the league. However, it is still set to be a difficult game but we’re back in form and so is Ryan so we’re more than capable of pulling off an upset!

By Cameron Melling

Goalscorers Simon is currently joint 3rd in the League top goalscorer with Jack Slade and Nicolas Turpin ahead of him on 10 and 11 respectively. Simon De’ath - 11 (9 league & 2 cup) Ryan Long - 8 (5 league & 3 cup) Chalky White - 4 (1 league & 3 cup) Macs Sampays - 3 (3 league) Chris Hall - 2 (2 league) Chris Morris - 1 (1 cup) Luke Baker - 1 (1 cup) Ross Gregory - 1 (1 league)

Wednesday Review (12/10/11) In the Premier Division on Wednesday night, ROMSEY TOWN recorded an impressive 2-0 away win at NEWPORT (IOW) thanks to a brace from Ryan Long. Elsewhere, FAWLEY AFC drew 1-1 at home to CHRISTCHURCH with Justin Grandison scoring for the home side. Tuesday Review (11/10/11) DOWNTON won 3-2 at home to ALRESFORD TOWN on Tuesday night thanks to a Nic Turpin hat-trick. Dean Cole and Dan Strange for the Magpies but it wasn't enough for them to avoid defeat. ALTON TOWN ran out 5-0 winners at home to NEW MILTON TOWN. A crowd of 45 at Vicarage Road witnessed BRADING TOWN impressively beat HAYLING UNITED 4-0. Giancarlo Giancovich bagged a brace and there were also goals by Josh Appell and substitute, Scott Saunders. FAREHAM TOWN drew 2-2 at home to LAVERSTOCK & FORD and elsewhere, HAMWORTHY UNITED went to the top of the table with a 1-0 away win at GE HAMBLE. In Division One, COWES SPORTS won 3-0 away at HYTHE & DIBDEN and STOCKBRIDGE were once again on the wrong end of a seven-goal thriller when they lost 4-3 at PEWSEY VALE. Bashley beat BOURNEMOUTH POPPIES 1-0 in the Hampshire Senior Cup. Elsewhere, PETERSFIELD TOWN were beaten 7-1 at home by Sholing and TOTTON AND ELING lost 4-1 at home to Gosport Bor-ough. HORNDEAN won 3-2 at home to Fleetlands in the Portsmouth Senior Cup. WHITCHURCH UNITED won 7-0 against Overton United in their Senior Cup tie. Brett Denham scored a brace and Matt Bennett scored a hat-trick. Grant Powell and Zac Reynolds were also on target at Long-meadow. Elsewhere on Saturday (08/10/11) ROMSEY TOWN won 2-0 in the Hampshire Senior Cup on Saturday at home to Channel-Islanders, Rozel Rovers. LAVERSTOCK & FORD were beaten 4-2 at Corsham Town in the Wiltshire Senior Cup, but WARMIN-STER TOWN made it through to the next round after beating Purton after extra time. It was 1-1 after nor-mal time but finished 4-2 after extra time with Matt Guy scoring a brace and there were also goals for Lewis Graham and Ollie Worts. AMESBURY TOWN were knocked out of the cup, 5-4 on penalties against Westbury United after a 0-0 draw after extra time. Saturday Division One Review (08/10/11) Gareth Bricknell and James Wykes both scored as COWES SPORTS beat UNITED SERVICES PORTS-MOUTH 2-0 at Westwood Park. Michael Mead was on target for BROCKENHURST as they drew 1-1 away to EAST COWES VICS. Substitute Brett Denham put WHITCHURCH UNITED ahead at FLEET SPURS and their lead was doubled by that same man again to make the final score 2-0 at Kennels Lane to United. A Callum Coker brace wasn't enough for PETERSFIELD TOWN as they were beaten 4-2 at home by AFC PORTCHESTER. RINGWOOD TOWN overtuned a three goal deficit to win 4-3 at home to STOCKBRIDGE. All the goals came in the first 19 minutes from Ollie Yates, Keith Harrison and Steve Witt. Alex Eley reduced the arrears before a penalty was awarded on 74 minutes. 'Keeper, Alan Ralph was dismissed for a second bookable offence and Dan Morrell scored from the penalty spot past the stand-in goalkeeper, Steve Witt. Not longer afterwards and it was all square when Mark Lavelle's tame effort from the edge of the box squirmed underneath Witt and the turnaround was complete when Dan Morrell's header looped into the back of the net. Stand-in goalkeeper, Steve Witt got injured during the action surrounding the winning goal and was then replaced by a second stand-in stopper, this time Jack Hutchings. Hutchings made excellent saves to deny Morrell and Stuart Brown and to compound the visitors' misery, Gavin Burgess was dismissed for two cautions so Stockbridge finished the game with nine men. TEAM SOLENT won 2-1 at 'home' to ANDOVER NEW STREET. The students' home is tem-porarily the Silverlake Stadium, home of Eastleigh Football Club, while the finishing touches are being made to their new ground. Scott Kinge headed the hosts into the lead from a Will Tickle cross and Leo Churms doubled Solent's lead shortly before half-time from a free kick. Bobby Swayne scored a penalty on 49 minutes to reduce the arrears, but the Students held out for all three points. VERWOOD TOWN comprehensively beat HYTHE & DIBDEN 5-0 at Potterne Park. The visitors scored an own goal early on but Town took real control in the second half. Gajic scored just 30 seconds after the restart and Mike Haskell bagged a brace and Dear also scored to secure a comfortable win for the Dorset side.

Saturday Premier Division Review (08/10/11) ALTON TOWN drew 1-1 at home to BEMERTON HEATH HARLEQUINS in the Premier Division on Satur-day. Elsewhere, BLACKFIELD & LANGLEY came from behind to win 5-1 at home to DOWNTON. Benja-min Smith had put the visitors in the lead, but goals from Warren Hunt, Scott Sampson, Tom Settle and a brace from Gavin Spurway gave the home side all three points. Elsewhere on the Waterside, FAWLEY AFC lost 3-2 at home to HAMWORTHY UNITED. FAREHAM TOWN came from behind to earn a 2-2 draw at HAYLING UNITED. Robert Pittman pulled a goal back for the visitors and deep into added on time, Ashley Tattersall grabbed the equalising goal. A solitary Alex Baldacchino goal was enough to earn NEW MILTON TOWN a 1-0 away win at HORNDEAN. LYMINGTON TOWN drew 2-2 at home to BRADING TOWN. Chris Marwood and Gareth Byres were on target for the hosts whilst Giancarlo Giancovich and Scott Saunders were on target for the visitors. A Dave Ewen brace gave BOURNEMOUTH POPPIES vic-tory as they came from behind to win 2-1 at MONEYFIELDS. Rackley had put the hosts ahead. NEW-PORT (IOW) beat ALRESFORD TOWN 4-1 at St. George's Park. Michael McEnery scored the only goal for the visitors. Jared Wetherick, a reserve team player, made his first for Newport's first team and scored a hat-trick in the demolition of the Magpies. GE HAMBLE raced into a three goal but ran out 3-2 winners at TOTTON AND ELING. Jamie Musselwhite, Ashley Jarvis and Dan Turner all scored for the Planemakers. Craig Feeney scored a brace for the hosts but it wasn't enough for them to avoid defeat. WINCHESTER CITY reached the Premier Division summit with a 4-2 home win against fellow title chal-lengers, CHRISTCHURCH. The hosts went ahead after 12 minutes when Charlie Smeeton crossed for Chris Mason to head home emphatically. The lead, however, was shortlived, when Sam Griffin squeezed an effort in from the edge of the box. City regained the lead almost instantly when Alex Przespolewski scored from the penalty spot after Smeeton had been fouled. Then just minutes before half-time, ex Southampton frontman, Jamie White, stole the show with two excellent goals. Christ-church threatened a comeback with a goal just a minute after half time through Ben Osborne, but this failed to materialise and City went top. Clubs of the Month Christchurch have won the club of the month award for the Premier Division and Verwood Town have won the respective award for Division One. New Faces at New Milton Joining Darren Curtis and Tom Donaldson at Fawcetts Field are Callum Tanner, who has signed from Blackfield and Langley, Nathan Bailey, who was unattached and Tom Barge has also joined the club from Hythe and Dibden. Former Alresford Town player Melvin Rogers has left Christchurch to also join New Milton Town. Laverstock and Ford bring in trio Laverstock & Ford have signed Matt Alford and Jamie Hoare from Hampshire Premier League side, Hedge End Rangers. Also joining the club is Craig Hayward, who arrives from fellow Premier Division side, Horndean. Burnett brings in Curtis Darren Curtis has teamed up with his former manager, Glenn Burnett, and has signed for New Milton Town. Curtis has also now been re-united with Tom Donaldson, whom he played with at both Romsey Town and earlier this season, Blackfield and Langley. Curtis starred in New Milton's 1-0 away win at Horndean on Saturday. Good News for Hammer Defender Greg Horlock, who was taken to hospital during the Hammers' 3-2 win at Fawley AFC, was re-leased on Saturday night. Horlock got taken to hospital with a dislocated knee and he has no further bone damage but is now in plaster. Horlock is now hoping to see a specialist next week. Newport capture new signings Newport (IOW) have signed three new players in the last week. Alex Harvey has signed from Island League side, Brightstone. Harvey spent last season playing for Cowes Sports. Sam Dye has also re-turned to St. George's Park having played for the club several seasons ago but he left as he was part of the HM Forces. Finally, Ben Self, has signed on dual-registration terms from East Cowes Vics. Departing Newport (IOW) is top-scorer, John McKie, who has joined Evo-Stik Premier Division side, AFC Totton.

Romsey’s League—Sydenhams Wessex Premier Division—Level 9

Sydenhams Wessex Division One—Level 10

Evo-Stik Southern Division One South & West—Level 8 Evo-Stik Southern Division One Central—Level 8

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Match Officials Referee: W Cooper Assistants: J Lyon & A Henwood

Full Time Score -

Squads subject to change

Pld Sub Gl Pld Sub Gl

Steve Hollicks (GK) Simon Evans (GK)

Matthew Brown (GK) Karl Yelland

Jake Long Samuel Lockyer

Richard Hayter Greg Horlock

Gareth Batchelor Michael White

Ross Gregory (C) Daniel Haysom (C)

Henry Rule Aaron Corby

Abbas ‘Baz’ Agopo Luke Burbidge

Luke Baker William Robinson

Luke Dempsey Daniel Pidgley

Chris Hall Diane Bassiriki

Kieran Gallagher Jack Satterley

Chris Morris Matthew Head

Macs Sampays Stuart Cannie

Callum Stanley Lee Wilkins

Simon De’ath Shane Murphy (GK)

Ryan Long

Ben ‘Chalky’ White

Next Home Game: AFC Porchester (League Cup) Tuesday 18th October KO: 19:45 Next Away Game: New Milton Town Saturday 22nd October KO: 15:00

League Form: LLWLW League Form: WDWWW