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WHAT’S INSIDE!...Welcome back to The SRD Stadium this afternoon as the Moles welcome Northwood in this Evo-Stik South East clash. Here’s what’s inside your issue of The Mole...

ISSUE 25:Northwood

5 Kevin PooleHear from the gaffer Kevin Poole

08 The WoodsWrite up on todays opponents.

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AYLESBURY FCThe SRD StadiumHaywood Way, Aylesbury,Buckinghamshire, HP19 9WZEmail: info@aylesburyfc.com

Acting Chairman - Steve MacDonaldDirector of Football - Tony MasellaTreasurer - Rosanna MartoneSecretary - April BensonCommittee - Theresa MccauleyCommittee - Tony MccauleyCommittee - Maxine Ingram

U18s Fixtures Secretary & Club Welfare Officer - Maxine IngramClub Physio - Kim HarrisClub Safety Officer - Steve MacDonaldBar Manager/Events Co-ordinator - Christine MartoneGroundsman - David ThornMatchday Reporter - Dan Legg Matchday Co-ordinator - Barry GoodyMatchday Photographer - Marc Keinch

Honourable PositionClub President - Bill Harrison

Club Officials & Football Committee

Matchday ProgrammeEditors: Marc KeinchDesign: Marc Keinch

The Gaffer

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KevinPoole

Good afternoon everyone and welcome to todays game. Also I would like to welcome the players, staff and fans of Northwood football club to Haywood Way this afternoon.

I think Northwood will be another tough test for us and there are no easy games at this level so we will have to perform if we want to get the win. I’m sure they will be also looking to finish their season on a high so this will be no easy task.

Tuesday was a great learning curve for us, we took a young side up to Rushden and got the opportunity to have a look at what it takes to be the best side in the league, the score really was irrelevant, at the moment they're at a completely different level to us and it showed.

Since taking over I have been able to see exactly what it takes and what’s needed to compete and win at this level, I don’t think anyone is under any

illusions of the task in hand and it’s going to take effort from the management/ players, the board and the excellent volunteers we have to make the club a success next season.

On the management side we will look to get players in early and set standards/ levels that are required for southern league football.

Enjoy the game

Kevin PooleManager

The Woods

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NorthwoodA bumpy season mirroring our own has been ridden out by the wood, with the depearture of Simon Lane and Heracleous and Boateng steadying the ship.

The departure of Burgess after four and a half years ago following a disappointing season led to an extensive search for his replacement, undertaken by chairman Ian Barry.

His replacement was confirmed on 17 May 2017, with Simon Lane taking the hot-seat. Lane's career in non-league football was curtailed by injury, but he arrived with a wealth of experience at a higher level. Lane had previously served as manager at Berkhamsted Town and Windsor & Eton, coached at Maidenhead United, while most recently

serving as Director of Football and manager with Wingate & Finchley.

Lane surprisingly left his post in January 2018 to move to league counterparts Egham Town. Assistant Jake Heracleous took temporary charge until March 2018 before Gordon Boateng was appointed until the end of the season.

FORM GUIDELAST FIVE

AFC RUSHDEN, HDrew 1-1

FLEET TOWN, ALost 0-1

CAMBRIDGE CITY, HLost 2-3

THAME UNITED, H -Lost 1-3

HANWELL TOWN, H -Won 2-0

Introducing

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LAST TIME WE META look back to a hard fought win in North London thanks to a goal from FC hero Brian Haule.

November 25th 2017

There were times in the game where the Moles needed to exercise caution but to a man, they were never really in great danger from a misfiring Woods side.

The opening chance fell to Brian Haule and he was unlucky to see his flicked header zip just wide. Jordan Jenkins and Ash Jenkins were then on hand to thwart the threat from the dangerous Jermain Osei as the game opened at a bright pace. The only goal of the game arrived on 11 minutes and what a goal it was. Ty Deacon attacked on the right and his lofted cross found Haule. With the ball almost behind him, Brian swivelled and shot in one fluid motion giving Brendan Hazlett no chance.

The game was ticking over nicely by now as Ash Jenkins saved bravely at Osei’s feet after the striker had been fed by Mahlondo Martin. Aston Goss has been a shining light in FC’s recent struggles, he was also a thorn in Northwood’s side all afternoon, and he played a delicious ball to Brian Haule, which the target man was unfortunate not to bring under full control. In the next move, Tayshan Hayden Smith suffered a moment of hesitation and his chance was lost when he should have taken a shot. Martin was next in the FC box but his attacking compatriots had neither the thought nor the energy to meet his teasing cross.

The Moles finished the half in the ascendency when a delicate cross into the Woods box saw Man of the Match Ben Stevens unfortunately make just minimal contact as he came under pressure from the home defence.

The entertainment continued after the break. Kerran Lataille’s slide rule cross should have been met by a teammate and this was followed by a real opportunity for Woods to equalise. On 52 minutes, Hayden Smith broke clear and as he delicately tried to lift the ball over Ash Jenkins, the FC stopper bravely saved down low. Osei then had a half chance as the home side stepped up a gear. He found space within the box but then found the angle too acute and he could only hit the side netting.

Lataille was enjoying himself as he picked up the pieces from breakaway FC attacks. The forward could have increased his side’s lead on 64 minutes but he could only see his effort hit a defender’s legs. Aston Goss also witnessed his blast fail to penetrate a packed defence. Ty Deacon played in the umpteenth quality cross of the

afternoon and again it was misread as FC became more reticent to push men forward.

Woods’ Harry Newman caused Ash Jenkins to perform another valiant save at his feet before the home side’s best chance of a leveller. Jordan Jenkins and partner Derek Feyi had been masters of all they surveyed but a momentary lapse of concentration saw the ball fall to Newman yet with the goal at his mercy, the midfielder contrived to blast the ball over the bar when hitting the target appeared far simpler. A freekick deep in injury time from just outside the box had hearts fluttering but the wall held just in time to hear the referee’s final whistle and to herald FC’s celebrations.

FULL TIME: Northwood 0-1 Aylesbury FC

Who’s who

Wilson ChingokaA former Wingate & Finchley youngster, Wilson has just turned 19 and played last season for the successful Herts County side AFC Oaklands where he starred in a midfield role.

Chris BenjaminExperienced striker who joined the Woods on registration deadline day from Haringey Borough. The 25-year-old has also played for St. Albans City, Redbridge, Sutton United, Harrow Borough, Grays Athletic and Bury Town.

Michael BuckleyLong-serving Hanwell Town midfielder who signed for Northwood in September 2017 having previously played for Simon Lane at Wingate & Finchley. Now 26, he also played for AFC Hayes.

Hamilton BungaTall defender, recruited in February 2018 from Royston Town where he had a short spell. The 23-year-old has been well travelled having also had short spells with Arlesey Town, Kingstonian, Thurrock, East Grinstead, Ware and Barkingside amongst

Joe BenjaminJoe is a former Northampton Town striker who is now 27 and joined the Woods on registration deadline day from Haringey Borough. In recent years he has also played for Billericay Town, Lowestoft Town, St. Neots Town, Grays Athletic, Bury Town,

Femi AzeezCalled up after impressive performances in the club’s Under-18 side, Femi made his starting debut recently and, at just 16, looks to have a good future ahead of him.

Pat AdamsonPat has joined the Woods for the new sea-son following his release from Leyton Orient where he was a regular on the left flank for their Under-18 side. Only 19, he had a loan spell with Isthmian side Soham Town Rangers last season and was establishing himself well in senior football before suffer-ing a broken leg in November.

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Keir DicksonLeft-sided defender, 21, who joined North-wood in March 2018 on dual-registration from Wingate & Finchley. Keir was with Barnet and Fleetwood Town as a youngster before short spells at Hayes & Yeading, Enfield Town and Kingstonian.

Jamie DoolanJamie is a product of the club’s youth structure having progressed through the Under-18s and reserves to earn a place in the first-team squad last season. A versatile player who usually operates in midfield, Jamie is now 21 and will be looking to establish himself in the squad for the new

Xavi ComasExperienced Spanish-born goalkeeper, now 30 who joined the Woods in December 2017 following a brief spell with Hayes & Yeading. Started the season at Hanwell Town having previously played at Kings Langley, Hemel Hempstead and a series of Spanish clubs; CD Canillas, Gramanet, Masnou, and

Tom GilbeyYoung left-sided defender who has joined the club on dual-registration from Staines Town who he joined in the summer.

Kojo GyimahKojo is a 19-year-old former Stevenage Bor-ough and Wycombe Wanderers academy forward who joined in the summer and will be looking to establish himself in the Woods new side this season. Currently dual-regis-tered at Cockfosters FC.

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Who’s who

Evans KouassiExperienced 28-year-old attacking wide player who joined the Woods last summer having played at Bishop’s Stortford last season. Has also had spells with Billericay Town, Chelmsford City, Concord Rangers and Hayes & Yeading amongst others. Signed for Wealdstone in November 2017

Paolo MontellaYoung midfield player who joined the Woods in December 2017 from London Colney hav-ing previously played at Ware. The 19-year-old will be hoping to gain more experience in the second half of the season.

Meshach WilliamsPacy, 27-year-old forward who was amongst the goals in pre-season having joined the Woods in the summer from Cockfosters. He has also played for Hatfield, Hoddesdon, Hanwell and Broxbourne as well as a spell with Wingate & Finchley in the Isthmian Premier.

Harry NewmanA left-sided midfield player, 28-year-old Har-ry has been a regular for Harrow Borough in the Isthmian Premier for the past two sea-sons having joined them in 2015 following spells with Harefield United, Hanwell Town and Australian side Clifton Hill.

Isaac OlorunfemiYoung 20-year-old defender who joined the Woods in October 2017 having previously played for Maidenhead United youth as well as having short loan spells with Aylesbury and Chalfont St. Peter.

Sam OyeniranSpeedy 19-year-old striker or attacking mid-fielder who joined the Woods in March 2018 from Barton Rovers having also played at Norwich United this season. Started as a youngster at Kent club, Ebbsfleet United and then played for Billericay Town’s Devel-opment side.

Hakim NyarikiHakim is a former member of the successful Wingate & Finchley Under-18 side who joined the Woods this summer after a spell with Barnet. Still only 18, Hakim will be looking to earn a regular place in the match-day squad.

Joe RussellYoungster recently recruited to the Northwood squad having had previous ex-perience at Ware. The 19-year-old had also represented Hertfordshire at Under-18 level

Declan Niche18-year-old bustling midfielder who joined the Woods in October 2017 from Brentwood Town where he had been a regular in their Development side.

Lewis HobbsYoung defender who joined the Woods on a season-long youth loan from Barnet and after impressing for several months had his contract cancelled with the Bees and

Jermaine OseiYoung striker who has joined the Woods in October 2017 on dual-registration with Wealdstone and was an instant hit with two goals on his debut. The 22-year-old previ-ously played at Enfield Town and Bishop’s Stortford as well as briefly at Hampton & Richmond Borough and Margate.

Sam TringYoung 20-year-old central defender who joined the Woods on a month’s loan from Kings Langley in February 2018 having made around 20 Premier Division appear-ances for the Kings. Following some solid performances, that loan was then extended until the end of the season. He joined them

Mark McleodExperienced midfielder who has joined the Woods in January 2018 on dual-registration from Harrow Borough. The 31-year-old was born in Sunderland and played in the Foot-ball League for Darlington as well as loan spells with Harrogate Town, Durham City and Workington. He played for Newcastle

Brad HewittNow 30, central defender Brad returned to Chestnut Avenue for his third spell at the club which he originally joined from Boreham Wood back in October 2006. He has just topped 200 appearances for the Woods having since also played for Hemel Hempstead, Beaconsfield, Burnham, Slough

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Player Profiles

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Introducing your FC players and staffKevin PooleKev has been managing within local football for 17 years, starting in Sunday league with the successful Royal Oak side, he went on to manage Launton in the Hellenic saving them from certain relegation before taking over at Thame Rangers last season winning Sml 2.

Isaac RichmondUnder 18's goalkeeper, stepped in for his debut against Hartley Wintney this season and got the teams first clean sheet of the season.

Ash JenkinsPreviously played with Hale Leys Utd & Leighton Town, and also at one point part of our development side. Confident keeper with good distribution and the reflexes of a cat. First choice keeper since Weatherills injury early in the season.

Dave MorrisAssistant manager, had a long playing career playing for Chesham United, Maidenhead United and old rivals Flackwell Heath.

Ryan CollingsRyan played for the club back in the Haywood Utd days as a young Centre Forward.

Spent two seasons as Asst Mgr at Buckingham. Now with the move to Aylesbury FC Ryan is pushing forward with his FA coaching badges.

Anthony BallAnthony is a graduate of the Luton Town Cedars development programme. Began training with the squad after the transfer deadline last season. Anthony has impressed during pre season at right Back and has now moved into midfield.

Ben StevensLocal lad Ben returns for his eighth season. A tough tackling versatile defender & can play all along the back line. Ben started his career at Aylesbury Vale before going onto to play for Aylesbury United. He then joined Aylesbury FC when the club formed in 2009 and was part of the double winning side that year.

Jordan RogersJoins us from Haddenham United.

Anthony Ngogu

Jordan JenkinsJordan is a tall no nonsense Centre Half. Last season was the 25 year old’s first at the club & his partnership with Ben Stevens at the heart of the defence helped to secure our League status. Jordan is a product of our youth system, having played for our first ever Under 18's side.

Derek FeyiA powerful Defender who can play either at the Centre of Defence or at left Back. Derek was part of the U18s some years ago, went away to University and spent last season at Thame United. Impressed in pre season and has settled in well at centre back.

Ben Gray

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Shayne AlmondPreviously at Thame Rangers and played for FC in the first few months of the season. An attacking midfielder with plenty of skill, capable of scoring a few goals and a free kick specialist.

Isaac Kynan

Alfie ToucedaYoung Midfielder/striker who has progressed from the U18s. Impressed Davis in pre season and now part of the first team set up. Made his debut in the win over Hartley Wintney and scored his first senior goal against Fleet Town.

Harry ScottYoung striker who played in the U18s side last season. A fast attacking striker, able to go past players with ease and a fine shooter of the ball. Scored his first goal for the moles against Staines in a pre-season friendly.

Melvy N'SomiPacey Left sided Defender or Midfielder. Tricky with the ball at his feet. Joins us from Thame United.

Ty DeaconTy progressed from the U18s side where he was a prolific goalscorer from the age of just 15. Now at 19 Ty is still developing, he is quick and strong, a handful for any defender. Last season was his first full season with the squad and he scored 11 times from 49 appearances.

Alex Woodfine

Paul BrownPreviously at Thame Rangers, Paul played for FC earlier in the season at left back. Back for another spell.

Rayon Haye

Davide PobbePacey Italian striker who joins from Harefield United, also having previously played in Serie D in his native Italy. Scored his first goal for the Moles in a 1-0 away win against Cambridge City.

Kieron SchmidtKieron can operate in centre midfield or wide left and is an exciting player with loads of pace and technical ability. Has a sweet left foot and is capable of scoring spectacular goals. Has made more than 120 appearances for The Moles.

Cian BanertYoung striker who has been scoring plenty of goals for the Under 18's. Made his senior debut in a 2-0 away loss at AFC Dunstable.

Sean ColesA striker, Sean has been scoring goals for Winslow this season and will be looking to keep up the form now at FC.

Kai StubbsYoung striker who played at Haywood Way last season for Maidenhead Utd Under 18s and scored 2 goals. Been profilic for the Magpies youth team, with a spell earlier this season at Forest Green Rovers.

League Round-up

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Back-to-back defeats have condemned Cambridge City to finishing either fifth or sixth in the Evo-Stik League South East, scuppering their hopes of a home tie in the play-off semi-finals.

And ironically, it was a former player in striker Andrew Phillips who came back to haunt City on Monday night when he grabbed a 90th minute winner for Barton Rovers to lift them off second-bottom spot.

Marlow won 2-1 at Honeycroft against Uxbridge in the evening`s other game where Charlie Brown after 21 min-utes and Kelvin Bossman just past the hour-mark for the visitors proved enough, despite Cole Brown`s 72nd minute reply for the Reds.

Hitchin Town and Dorchester Town shared a 0-0 draw at Top Field in the evening`s only Premier fixture.

Both AFC Rushden & Diamonds and Beaconsfield Town secured promotion from the Evo-Stik League South East on Tuesday night.

In front of a crowd of 546 on a rainy evening at Hayden Road, a Ben Farrell brace and one from Joel Gyasi gave the Diamonds a 3-1 interval lead against second-bottom Aylesbury FC – Davide Pobbe having reduced the deficit for the Moles in the 35th minute.

Farrell completed his hat-trick just past the hour-mark and then, after skipper Liam Dolman had added a fifth 2 minutes later, Ben Diamond bagged a brace in the 73rd and 79th minutes to make it a comprehensive win.

Beaconsfield beat AFC Dunstable, who are assured a top six spot, 4-0 at Holloways Park.

Tony Mendy gave the home side a 10th minute lead that a Danny Murphy own goal doubled 9 minutes later, with Mendy making it 3-0 at half-time with his second goal on 38 minutes.

Lee Barney scored the only goal of the second period with 20 minutes to go.

All eyes now will be on Beaconsfield`s game in hand tomorrow at Egham Town, who lost 2-1 at the Runnyme-de Stadium to already-doomed Arlesey Town, for whom Keanu Williams bagged a brace in the 14th and 44th minutes, Laurie Diakiesse replying.

Hartley Wintney`s outside hopes of nicking the title took a terminal blow with a 1-0 defeat at Hillgrounds against Kempston Rovers, whose Jake Newman scored the only goal just past the half-hour mark.

Elsewhere on Tuesday, Kier Dickson and Evans Kouassi scored in the final 2 minutes to secure a 2-0 win for Northwood at Chestnut Avenue against Hanwell Town, while Marley Ridge and Sam Pearce scored in either half to secure Moneyfields` home victory over Ashford Town (Middx).

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CHANGING FACE OF MATCH OFFICIALS

Previously there has been a perception of who a referee is and what they look like – now they come from all walks of life and backgrounds. We meet our new Level 3 referees every July. You could line those 90-100 people up in any walk of life and you wouldn’t necessarily pick them out as referees. They are young, many from BAME backgrounds and more and more females – probably not what you’d expect 20 or 30 years ago. People are really seeing refereeing as a career where they can really achieve. This could either be at the elite level, where it can be a full-time career, or taking charge of games in front of big crowds, even in Non-League football. People really aspire to take charge of important games where they can have a really positive influence.Every game matters to players, managers, clubs and supporters – but also referees. If they have ambition to progress, they know they also need to perform. One bad decision could change your season. Just like promotion and relegation for clubs, it’s the same for officials. For every game someone referees, there are two marks – one from each club. There are also observers out watching and that is put into an Observers Merit List. The two are compared and more often than not, are not too dissimilar. If you’re showing in a season you are consistently one of the best referees, you have a good chance of promotion. It’s much like a player culture. If you prove you are good enough you will get an opportunity at the next level. Why should you be held back if you’re the best National League North referee even if you are in your early 20s? Similarly if you’re 52 – just because you have less active years in front of you, it doesn’t mean you shouldn’t be able to progress up. It gives service to competition and also rewards the referee.

FROM NON-LEAGUE TO THE WORLD CUP FINALThe National League System structure in this country provides an unbelievable learning experience for

English match officials. As a country we are blessed we have this 150-year-old structure that has effected itself now into such a strong Pyramid. In the ninth tier of football in this country can mean refereeing in front of 1,000 people. In other countries the ninth tier could be a local park. So it’s real credit to the structure, the clubs, the teams and the players for providing such good quality for referees to get such good experience at what can be an early stage of their career. You grow with the Pyramid. We always use Howard Webb as the example. Like every referee we now see in the Premier League, he came through the National League System. He was in charge of Northern Counties East games, the Northern Premier League and so on. In 2010, he took charge of the World Cup Final between Spain and Netherlands.

INCREASE IN APPOINTMENTS AT STEP 3 & 4With the additional Step 3&4 divisions being introduced into the National League System next season, it brings an increase in the amount of appointments that will have to be made. The appointments at those levels are made by the FA. We have a Northern Appointments Officer and a Southern Appointments Officer, who make a vast amount of appointments and re-appointments each season. A Level 3 referee, who takes charge of Step 3 and 4 matches, will on average have between 30 and 40 appointments per season. Some will also act as assistants on the National League as well as the National League North and South divisions. But just taking Steps 3 and 4, it will increase by two or three games per referee. That might not sound much, but if you times that by 330 Level 3 referees it soon adds up.Every April and May, we have a calculation that looks at the amount of fixtures we’ll have the next season, geography, the average availability time of any Level 3 referee – work commitments, the average injury time, availability over Bank Holidays, Christmas and

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New Year – and gives us a number of how many referees we need.

EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT

This is a side that, naturally, people don’t always see. We at The FA, alongside the PGMOL (Professional Game Match Officials Limited), have made a vow to offer more training, education and development for match officials. Not only does it service the game at Steps 4, 3, 2 and 1, it’s also planning for the Football League and Premier League officials of the future. So, who is going to be the next Howard Webb refereeing the World Cup final?

FA CORE (FA Centre of Refereeing Excellence) is comprised of around 300 referees and 50 performance coaches. A number are referees at the top level while others are retired. It is designed to enhance the training and development given to the officials identified as a having potential to progress. If you’ve got someone on the phone three or four times a week, your chance of becoming a better referee is enhanced. Hopefully leading to better chances of promotion.

Over the past three years in England we’ve also taken on specialisation – people are now focusing on being a referee or an assistant referee. By people making that commitment, it says to The FA that we need to invest in them. Previously people may have wanted to keep their status as a Level 3 referee and take charge of, say, Wingate & Finchley, but only so they could run the line at Leeds United the week after. Nowadays it’s, ‘I’m refereeing at Wingate & Finchley because I want to’.

IMPROVING RELATIONSHIPS

Previously a referee has been seen as out on their own, working in silos. When you actually sit down and explain to clubs what we’re trying to do and the positive impact the work with referees has, they are very receptive to it. For the first time this year, we’ve offered visits to all clubs at Step 1 to 4. A member of The FA or PGMOL will go and talk about what’s

topical, what laws have changed and explain to clubs how they can really help themselves.

It’s also an opportunity for clubs to offer their thoughts on things they may be confused on or bits of law that they have queries on.

We also attend the National League, Isthmian League, Northern Premier League and Southern League pre-season meetings. It’s vital there is a two-way relationship.

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STATISTICS AND FACTS 2017/2018

Tuesday 24th April

Wednesday 25th April

Thursday 26th April

Monday 23rd April

MIDWEEK RESULTS

TOP LEAGUE GOALSCORERS

Name Club Goal1) Ryan SHARMAN

2) Manny DUKU

3) Dan WEST

4) Jermaine HALL

5) Dylan KEARNEY

6) Lynton GOSS

7) Jake NEWMAN

8) Paul HODGES

Cambridge City

Hayes & Yeading

Thame United

AFC Dunstable

Uxbridge

Thame United

Kempston Rovers

Hartley Wintney

29 Goals

29 Goals

27 Goals

23 Goals

20 Goals

20 Goals

19 Goals

18 Goals

AFC Rushden & Diamonds 7 - 1 Aylesbury

Beaconsfield Town 4 - 0 AFC Dunstable

Egham Town 1 - 2 Arlesey Town

Kempston Rovers 1 - 0 Hartley Wintney

Moneyfields 2 - 0 Ashford Town (Middx)

Northwood 2 - 0 Hanwell Town

Cambridge City 0 - 0 Chalfont St Peter

Barton Rovers 1 - 2 Moneyfields

Egham Town 1 - 5 Beaconsfield Town

Hanwell Town 1 - 3 Aylesbury United

Thame United 7 - 1 Arlesey Town

Cambridge City 0 - 1 Barton Rovers

Uxbridge 1 - 2 Marlow

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Fixtures and Results 2017/18

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Weatherill Ball Carby D.Feyi J.Jenkins Montgomery2361037272356109956320275971087711011884919112110778121687185711661241487279119112516782435781581328949579254681

1/11th1/15th1/15th1/15th1-19th

N/A1-20th1-20th1-21st4-21st7-17th

N/AN/AN/A

7-19th10-18th13-16th

N/AN/A

14-16th14-16th14-16th15-16th15-16th18-17th21-17th24-15th24-17th27-15th27-17th27-17th27-17th27-18th28-17th29-18th29-18th29-18th29-18th29-18th29-18th 29-18th29-19th32-20th32-20th32-20th32-21st32-21st

1-11-22-11-00-11-34-11-22-03-13-23-04-36-05-22-00-30-04-21-12-04-22-20-10-12-30-10-21-22-00-20-42-01-12-22-10-21-51-00-34-02-00-21-33-17-10-4

Pt/Pos

Weatherill Ball Carby Montgomery J.Jenkins D.Feyi Weatherill Fitzgerald Carby Montgomery J.Jenkins Stevens Weatherill Fitzgerald Ball Montgomery J.Jenkins Stevens Weatherill Fitzgerald Marsden J.Jenkins Schmidt Stevens Weatherill Goss Marsden Montgomery J.Jenkins Stevens Weatherill Fitzgerald Brown D.Haule Carby Stevens Weatherill Fitzgerald Brown D.Haule Carby Stevens Weatherill Ball Jenkins Montgomery Carby Stevens A.Jenkins Ball Carby D.Haule J.Jenkins Stevens A.Jenkins Ball Carby D.Haule J.Jenkins D.Feyi A.Jenkins Ball Carby D.Feyi J.Jenkins Lataille A.Jenkins Ball Carby D.Haule J.Jenkins Stevens A.Jenkins Goss Jones Lataille J.Jenkins D.Feyi A.Jenkins Ball Carby D.Haule J.Jenkins Stevens Richmond Fitzgerald Jones D.Haule J.Jenkins Carby A.Jenkins Fitzgerald Jones D.Haule J.Jenkins Carby A.Jenkins Fitzgerald Jones D.Haule J.Jenkins Carby A.Jenkins Fitzgerald Jones Touceda D.Feyi Carby A.Jenkins Fitzgerald Jones D.Haule Stevens Carby A.Jenkins Stevens Jones D.Haule J.Jenkins Carby A.Jenkins Fitzgerald Brown Goss Jones Stevens A.Jenkins Fitzgerald Jones Carby J.Jenkins Stevens A.Jenkins Barima D.Feyi Ball Jones Stevens A.Jenkins Barima Jones D.Haule D.Feyi J.Jenkins A.Jenkins Barima Jones Ball J.Jenkins D.Feyi A.Jenkins Fitzgerald Jones Ball D.Feyi J.Jenkins A.Jenkins Fitzgerald Jones Ball D.Feyi J.Jenkins A.Jenkins Barima Jones D.Haule J.Jenkins D.Feyi A.Jenkins Barima Jones Stevens D.Feyi J.Jenkins A.Jenkins Fitzgerald Jones D.Feyi J.Jenkins Stevens A.Jenkins Fitzgerald Jones D.Feyi J.Jenkins Stevens A.Jenkins Fitzgerald Jones D.Feyi J.Jenkins Watson A.Jenkins Ball Jones Watson J.Jenkins D.Feyi A.Jenkins Ball Jones Watson Carby D.Feyi A.Jenkins Fitzgerald D.Feyi Carby Jones Lataille A.Jenkins A.Ball D.Feyi Watson Carby Feyi A.Jenkins A.Ball Jones Stevens J.Jenkins Feyi A.Jenkins Ngogu Ball Rogers J.Jenkins Feyi A.Jenkins Haye Ball Rogers Stevens Feyi A.Jenkins Brown D.Feyi Stevens Ball AlmondA.Jenkins Ball Brown Stevens J.Jenkins RogersA.Jenkins Ball Brown Gurney Stevens NjoguA.Jenkins Ball D.Feyi Stevens J.Jenkins ToucedaA.Jenkins Ball Brown Stevens J.Jenkins WoodfineA.Jenkins Haye Brown Njogu Clark D.Feyi Neale Ball Brown Njogu Clark Gibbons

Ball Neale Schmidt Touceda Pobbe Woodfine Scott Banert D.Ball Ashley Almond Stubbs Gwilliam Deacon Isaacs Haye Scott Pobbe Schmidt Woodfine

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Goss Schmidt Deacon Prosper Cruse Scott Fitzgerald D.Haule K.Feyi Marsden Lataille Schmidt Deacon Prosper Goss D.Haule Cruse Scott Stevens Marsden Scott Schmidt D.Haule Prosper Goss Deacon A.Jenkins Cruse (17)Ball Marsden Scott Schmidt D.Haule Prosper Goss Deacon D.Feyi Cruse Lataille Haule Cruse D.Haule B.Haule Prosper Deacon Scott Montgomery K.Feyi Goss Morlese Schmidt Prosper B.Haule Almond Scott Fitzgerald A.Jenkins D.Haule D.Feyi Deacon 17)Brown 18)K.Feyi Almond Montgomery B.Haule Schmidt Goss J.Jenkins Deacon Prosper Morlese Marsden Almond Montgomery B.Haule Schmidt Goss J.Jenkins Deacon Prosper Morlese Marsden Scott Schmidt Deacon Prosper Goss B.Haule D.Haule Brown D.Feyi Bounyafe Deacon Schmidt B.Haule Prosper Almond Bounyafe D.Feyi Barima Lataille Scott Almond Schmidt Deacon Prosper Scott Pobbe Fitzgerald N'Somi Bounyafe Lataille Bounyafe Schmidt Deacon Prosper Almond Goss Pobbe Stevens B.Haule Jones Deacon Schmidt B.Haule Prosper Almond Jones Goss Scott Lataille Bounyafe Deacon Schmidt B.Haule Prosper Bounyafe Almond Scott Carby Ball Whiting Deacon Goss B.Haule Prosper Scott Fitzgerald Lataille Jones Bounyafe Pobbe Deacon Goss B.Haule Prosper Scott D.Feyi Touceda Bounyafe Schmidt Ball Pobbe Schmidt Deacon Prosper Scott B.Haule Goss Stevens Touceda Barima Deacon Stevens B.Haule Schmidt Scott Barima D.Feyi Ball Touceda Bounyafe Lataille Ball B.Haule Almond Scott Stevens Bounyafe Barima Pobbe D.Haule Deacon Schmidt B.Haule Almond Scott Ball J.Jenkins Barima Lataille Prosper Almond Goss Deacon Prosper Barima Scott Fitzgerald Ball Lataille Almond Schmidt Haule Prosper Scott Carby Ball D.Feyi Lataille Schmidt D.Haule Deacon Goss Almond Prosper Barima Brown Scott Ball Goss Prosper Deacon Almond Lataille B.Haule Brown D.Haule Pobbe Deacon Stevens B.Haule Lataille Goss Fitzgerald Bounyafe Touceda Pobbe Ball Deacon Lataille B.Haule Pobbe Goss Fitzgerald Bounyafe Scott Deacon Pobbe B.Haule Lataille Bounyafe Watson D.Haule Banert Scott Bounyafe Lataille B.Haule Pobbe Deacon Goss Banert Stevens Barima Scott Deacon Lataille B.Haule Pobbe Goss Fitzgerald Banert Scott Bounyafe Ball Deacon D.Haule B.Haule Lataille Bounyafe Banert Scott Goss Ball Watson Deacon D.Haule B.Haule Watson Scott Ball Banert Lataille Touceda N'Somi Deacon Ball B.Haule Lataille Bounyafe Watson Touceda N'Somi D.Haule Banert Deacon Touceda B.Haule Pobbe Bounyafe Ball Scott Lataille N'Somi D.Haule Deacon D.Haule B.Haule Touceda Scott Lataille Fitzgerald Pobbe Carby Banert Deacon Lataille B.Haule Touceda Scott D.Haule Pobbe Banert N'Somi Richmond Walls Pobbe B.Haule Touceda Scott Banert Lataille J.Jenkins Hutchinson D.Ball Ball Watson Pobbe D.Haule Scott Banert Barima J.Jenkins N'Somi Walls Pobbe Scott Touceda N'Somi Banert Ashley D.Ball Lataille Almond Schmidt Woodfine Kynan Deacon Touceda Haye Scott Gray Pobbe Deacon Schmidt Woodfine Touceda Scott Almond N'Somi Pobbe Njogu Neale Njogu Gurney Gwilliam Deacon Woodfine Jenkins Ashley Haye Banert Pobbe Almond Ngogu Deacon Woodfine Schmidt Scott Feyi Touceda Stubbs Haye Almond Gurney Stubbs Deacon Isaac Feyi Pobbe Gray Woodfine Almond Woodfine Gray Pobbe Scott Njogu Deacon Brown Njogu Gibbons Almond Schmidt Deacon Stubbs Kynan Touceda Feyi Pobbe Haye Njogu

On Tuesday we elcome Egham Town in this rearranged fixture after it's postponement over Easter. This will be the final game of the season for the moles so get down and support the boys.

7.45pm kick off, Tuesday.

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Next Up

34 Aylesbury FC vs AFC Dunstable

Next up for the Moles we host Egham Town in the final game of the season.

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Bedford Town v Fleet Town

Chalfont St Peter v Egham Town

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Egham TownTuesday 1st MayEvo-Stik South EastKick off: 7.45PM

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Ash JENKINS (GK)

Ben STEVENS (C)

Anthony BALL

Jordan JENKINS

Anthony NGOGU

Jordan ROGERS

Shayne ALMOND

Kieron SCHMIDT

Alex WOODFINE

Isaac KYNAN

Ty DEACON

Harry SCOTT

Derek FEYI

Rayon HAYE

Ben GRAY

Alfie TOUCEDA

Davide POBBE

Cian BANERT

Melvy N'SOMI

Kai STUBBS

Paul BROWN

Sean COLES

Ricky GWILLIAM

Xavi COMAS (GK)

Isaac OLORUNFEMI

Keir DICKSON

Wilson CHINGOKA

Lewis HOBBS

Sam TRING

Meshach WILLIAMS

Harry NEWMAN

Jermaine OSEI

Evans KOUASSI

Nebay HAILE

Paolo MONTELLA

Sam OYENIRAN

Femi AZEEZ

Temiloluwa OLADEJO

Jamie FULTON

Tom GIBEY

Declan NCHE

Sam AFOLABI

Manager: Kevin Poole Manager: Gordon Boateng

OFFICIALS

Referee:Mr M ChardAssistants:Mr C DickensMr A Kyriacou