RAMS review. TODAY S teams. Official matchday magazine of Petersfield Town FC Saturday, October 12, 2013 Wessex League Division 1 Stockbridge

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1 TODAY S teams Petersfield Town Stockbridge Red and black striped shirts, black shorts, Blue and yellow shirts, blue shorts, red and black socks blue and yellow socks Matt Shortt Aaron Camp Stephen Sones Owain Hoskins Luke Heard Lewis Hyde Mike Asare Steve Cammack Wayne Grant Will Essai Joe Richardson Phil Archbold Shane North Sam Donaldson Josh Sheehan Robbie Tambling Manager: Ian Saunders Assistant manager: Jason Hampson Coaches: Shane Brayson & Jason Mann Daniel Chapman David Barker Liam Hall Josh Harfield Luke Pothecary Daniel Sillence Ben Thompson Gavin Burgess Daryl Phillips Mike Barker Dean Higgins Stuart Findlay Chris Knight Melvin Rogers Matt Freemantle Dave Eggerton Managers: James Banks & Terry Chapman TODAY S MATCH OFFICIALS Referee: Clive Ellan Assistants: Ian Gordon & Mark Collinson NEXT HOME GAME Tuesday, Oct, Gosport Boro, 7.45pm RAMS review Official matchday magazine of Petersfield Town FC Saturday, October, Wessex League Division Stockbridge

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3 PLAYER sponsors Henry Randell Blake Rowland Matthew Shortt Robert Tambling Alex Ward Ed Sheehan 7 46 or or Elite Football Group Steve Tambling Roofing Trussler Building Company Joseph Richardson Josh Sheehan Stephen Sones Nicholas Tayler Paul Williamson Sygenta, Kevan Richardson SGR Construction, Simon Randal Parson Ash Limited, Kerry Cammack 7 46 or or SPONSOR A PLAYER Pick a player to back for the season ahead for just 5 and get a corporate season ticket For more details about sponsorship call 7 46 or A WARM welcome Club officials Chairman: Tim Scott Vice chairman: Graeme Moir Secretary: Mark Nicoll Treasurer: Jimmy Balogun Management committee Shane Brayson Dave Burley Jason Hampson Malcolm Humphrey John Martin Paul Molloy Paul Ryan Ian Saunders Vice presidents Dave Ayre Charlie Futcher Ken Longland John Martin Mark Nicoll Sarah Pace Paul Ryan John Stimpson Nigel Yates Football management First team Manager: Ian Saunders Assistant: Jason Hampson Coaches: Shane Brayson & Jason Mann Reserve team Manager: Tim Farmer Youth team Manager: Andy Field-Millard Grounds volunteers Groundsman: John Martin Gateman: Bill Underwood Petersfield Town FC is an unincorporated association GOOD afternoon to everyone attending today s match at Love Lane, including the players, officials and supporters from Stockbridge and the match officials. Today is sponsors day at the club where we welcome people from the business community who have supported the club for the -4 season. It s important that we pay tribute to these people as without their continued support in many cases, and fresh offers of help from those who have sponsored the club for the first time this season, it would be impossible to run a club at this level of non-league football. The sponsors reading this message deserve to take their share of the credit for where we are today. A club which is looking at having a very successful season on the pitch possibly the best in our history in terms of what could be achieved and more and more people are coming to watch the attractive, entertaining brand of football that we are producing every week. We also need the support of our current sponsors and more companies from the community coming on board to support us so that we can continue to move this club forward both on and off the pitch. I m proud that during my time as chairman I, with the help of a supportive and dedicated committee, moved this club s philosophy to ensuring that we do what we can to get our teams playing at the highest level of football we can possibly obtain. We are now seeing the first fruits of our labours and changes to turn this club in that direction attractive football and a great chance of winning honours. However, the progress needs to continue and our sponsors have a key role to play in helping us do that. GRAEME MOIR, VICE CHAIRMAN Contact us Petersfield Town Football Club Love Lane, Petersfield, Hants GU JR Telephone number: address: Website: Facebook: groups/ /

4 MANAGER S notes Proud to have set new club record but we must be right for today s encounter I D LIKE to welcome Stockbridge to Love Lane for this afternoon s game. Stockbridge have made a very strong start to the season, winning four out of their seven league games, and they are currently fourth in the Division table. I expect they will give us a tough test this afternoon so we will need to be on our toes to meet that challenge so we can keep moving forward. We are still playing catch up in the league, with some sides having played double the amount of games we have so far. We don t mind doing that so long as we keep winning another three points today will move us closer towards the top end of the table. It goes without saying that we were really pleased with the result of the Fleet Spurs game on Tuesday night in the Hampshire Senior Cup. To set a new club record victory, I m proud that my side have managed to do this. They have now left their mark on the club s history books as well. The key is now that we have to make sure we prepare properly for today s game and get ourselves up for it correctly. We are about to head into a run of three cup games in a row before our next league game so it is important we do things right today so that we can pick up another vital three points. Thank you to all of our supporters for their outstanding support so far this season and I look forward to seeing you at Brockenhurst on Wednesday night and at Hartley Wintney next Saturday, as well as cheering us on today. Sus PLAYER sponsors 4 William Essai Wayne Grant Luke Heard Robert Humphrey Jack James Gari Judd Jay Lovick Luke Neller Shane North Gregory Parker Fleet Transport RS Purdey Roofing Adrian Camp Electrical Services Ltd Tim Scott 7 46 or or Martin Neller 7 46 or or Liam Field-Millard Paulo Hancox Owain Hoskins Lewis Hyde Michael Johnson Ryan Kennedy Samuel Martin Cameron Noble Carl Parker Matthew Rain 7 46 or or B&H Builders, Wayne Hyde 7 46 or or or or or or

5 PLAYER sponsors Nawaf Ameir Michael Asare Tom Best Luke Bishop Samuel Cain Aaron Camp Thomas Chattell Matthew Collino Callum Cutler Sam Donaldson 7 46 or Elite Football Group 7 46 or or or Adrian Camp Electrical Services Ltd 7 46 or Ian Saunders 7 46 or or Philip Archbold Craig Barrett Jamie Birch George Burnett Steven Cammack Mark Carrington Shaun Chenery Benjamin Crawford Jack Dimond Michael Essai Dennis Archbold 7 46 or or or Parson Ash Limited, Alan Sones 7 46 or or or or or RAMS report Goals, goals, goals and club records are broken as well Andover New Street Petersfield Town 6 YOU CAN T say you haven t been entertained if you watch Petersfield at the moment. There have been eight goals scored in each of the last two games the Rams have played. But many of the six goals conceded by his team during the last 8 minutes of action have had manager Ian Saunders tearing his hair out. They nearly allowed promotion rivals Team Solent to leave Love Lane with three points and in this league game last Saturday, they nearly allowed their struggling hosts to gain a shock scoreline. In the end though the Rams won the game comfortably but Saunders will demand that his team tighten up during a busy schedule of games ahead. The Rams went - up on six minutes when Mike Asare s low shot found the far corner but Andover were level ten minutes later when Cole Hinchcliffe headed home when left unmarked. Petersfield were ahead again on minutes when keeper Dave Tasker spilled a cross and Joe Richardson tucked home the loose ball. A defensive error allowed Andover to equalise on 58 minutes when Jack Hutchings shot went in off the post. But the Rams edged ahead again two minutes later when Will Essai s cross from the left curled over the keeper and inside the far post. Robbie Tambling fired home at the second attempt on 66 minutes and Richardson curled the ball home from the edge of the area on 7 minutes. Substitute Callum Coker then rounded off the scoring with a goal on 8 minutes. Petersfield Town 8 Fleet Spurs PETERSFIELD Town set a new record for their highest victory after sweeping aside Fleet Spurs in the Hampshire Senior Cup last Tuesday night. The 8- win will go into the record books as the biggest win in the club s history since Town was created. The biggest win for Petersfield United that anyone can remember was 9-. The way the Rams are playing at the moment you wouldn t bet against them re-setting this record again at some point this season with their entertaining, flowing style of football. They took the lead after only 5 seconds when Joe Richardson s cross went directly into the net. The visitor s were level on ten minutes when a long ball into the box was headed on by Sam Knowles and Rams keeper Matt Shortt missed his catch and the ball dropped into the net. Ten minutes later Owain Hoskins smashed in his shot at the second attempt and it was - when Wayne Grant was put clean through and he tucked his shot past the keeper. Steve Cammack then scored from Will Essai s cross and Mike Asare then ran through and dinked his shot over the keeper to make it 5-. In the second half, Cammack got his second after getting in behind the defence. Aaron Camp then smashed home a 4 yard goal of the season contender to make it 7- after only 57 minutes the keeper got nowhere near his shot which hit the top corner. Richardson then rounded off the scoring on 7 minutes when he curled the ball home from 5 yards out. 5

6 Paying tribute to all of our fallen heroes on Remembrance weekend Table shows games played and goals scored for the youth team /4 Apps: Appearances; Sub: Appearances from bench; Goals: goals scored Player League stats Total stats Cups stats apps sub goals apps sub goals apps sub goals Tom Best Jake Burtoo Sam Cain 4 Shawn Chenery Ryan Coker Patrick Cowell Samuel Dew Ed Dryden Liam Field-Millard 4 Ryan Hodd-Jarvis Robert Humphrey Saturday, November 9, noon for.pm Tickets: members, 5 non-members Includes: four course lunch, wine and port and entrance to game against Laverstock & Ford George Hunt Charlie Kirby Cavan Lowe Zach Messenbird Luke Othen Karol Papaj Petersfield Town Football Club, Love Lane, Petersfield, Hants, GU 4BW Tickets available at the bar or see Dave Burley/Tim Scott or call 7 64 Ed Sheehan Adam Smail Jordan Warren Toby Wingham Patryck Wysocki 4 The Darren Chant Memorial Pre-Match Lunch 6 YOUTH player stats 9

7 YOUNG rams Date opponents Res Cmp Substitutes used Sep AFC Totton -7 HYL Cowell Cain Dew Hodd-Jarvis R Coker Chenery Field-Millard Burtoo Humphrey Othen Wysocki Kirby Best Field-Millard Wingham Kirby, Lowe, Othen, Hunt R Coker Sep Christchurch -9 HYL Best Messenbird Dryden Wysocki Cain Papaj Warren Sheehan Sheehan Hunt Othen Humphrey 5 Sep Chichester City -4 FAY Best Messenbird Wysocki Dryden Warren Papaj Field-Millard Chenery Cain Wingham 6 Oct Colden Common -9 HYL Best Cain Wysocki Kirby Field-Millard Sheehan Papaj Smail Othen Wingham Humphrey Oct Fleet Town HYC Oct Eastleigh HYL 7 Oct Blackfld & lang HYL Nov Sholing HYL 7 Nov United Services HYL 4 Nov United Services HYL Dec AFC Totton HYL Dec Christchurch HYL Jan Colden Common HYL 9 Jan Eastleigh HYL 6 Jan Moneyfields HYL Feb Blackfld & Lang HYL KEY: Home games in bold; HYL: Hampshire Youth League; FAY: FA Youth Cup; HYC: Hampshire Youth League Cup; HFA: Hampshire under-8s Cup; Res: Result; Cmp: Competition; : number of goals scored a: after extra time The world s largest ceramic tile and sanitary ware manufacturer is proud to support Petersfield Town FC RAK Ceramics UK Ltd, Paris House, Frenchmans Road, Petersfield, GU AW. Tel: Website: www. rakceramics.co.uk Restaurant of the month A real taste of Turkey The food was first class TURKISH CAFE BISTRO MEZE BAR For a true taste of Turkey head to Fez Petersfield s Turkish Restaurant and Meze Bar Bakery Lane, Petersfield, Tel:

8 RAMS news round-up History boys set new record TUESDAY night proved to be a record breaking evening for Petersfield Town FC. The 8- win over Fleet Spurs in the Hampshire Senior Cup is the new record victory for The Rams. Under the Petersfield United banner, the highest win that can be remembered is 9- but Tuesday s result is a new biggest win best since Town was created in the early 99s. Petersfield are fast becoming known as the entertainers of Wessex Division and the goals stats certainly show why. The first team are averaging.6 goals per game having scored 4 goals in total so far this season in just games. In terms of total number of goals scored in first team games (both for and aganist) there have been 54 in total and an average of 4.9 goals in each game so far. Darts team get off to winning start PETERSFIELD Town FC now has its own darts team and their first home match of the new season is this coming Tuesday. The team, named The Football Factory, are competing in the Petersfield Town Darts League, and they have got off to a strong start in their first two games. They have beaten Mums Mob and Harting Bad Boys in their first two games away from home and they are currently in third place in the league table. CONFERENCE South side Gosport Borough will be the next visitors to Love Lane to face the first team. Borough and the Rams meet in the Their first home match of the season is this Tuesday, October 5, when they face Totally Shafted in the Jubilee Shield Qualification Group. The following week, on Tuesday, October, they are at home in the league to Flight Club and the next home tie after that is on November. The clubhouse will be open from 7pm on the non-matchday evenings when the darts team are at home. Conference South visitors are next up Russell Cotes Cup on Tuesday, October, kick-off is at 7.45pm. With plenty of connections between the two clubs, it promises to be quite a game. RESERVES player stats Table shows games played and goals scored for the reserves in /4 Apps: Appearances; Sub: Appearances from bench; Goals: goals scored Player League stats Cups stats Total stats apps sub goals apps sub goals apps sub goals Nawaf Ameir Craig Barrett Tom Best Jamie Birch Aaron Camp Mark Carrington 6 Thomas Chattell 5 Ryan Coker Sam Donaldson Edward Dryden Edward Emery 4 William Essai Owain Hoskins Robert Humphrey 5 Gari Judd Jay Lovick Brad Miles Luke Neller Mike Newman Cameron Noble Shane North Carl Parker Matthew Rain Josh Sheehan 8 7

9 RESERVE rams Date opponents Res Cmp Substitutes used Humphrey Lovick Noble Aug Alton Town - WLE Chattell Carrington Birch Hoskins Rain Emery Parker Ameir Newman R Coker Hoskins Judd W Essai Parker Dryden Barrett Lovick 7 Sep Folland Spts - WLE Chattell Carrington Birch Ameir Rain Emery Humphrey 6 Sep Moneyfields - WLS Chattell Camp Barrett Dryden Rain Carrington Humphrey Noble Judd R Coker Parker Birch Lovick Parker Emery Newman Sep Locks Heath - WLE Chattell North Barrett Dryden Birch Carrington Humphrey Noble R Coker Judd Neller Dryden Humphrey Barrett Hoskins Judd Newman R Coker 8 Sep Newport IOW 4- WLS Chattell North Donaldson Miles Carrington Emery Sheehan Parker Noble Ameir Emery Humphrey Dryden Judd 4 Coker Donaldson 5 Oct Bisterne Utd 7- HIC Best Barrett North Miles Carrington Oct Newport IOW WLE 9 Oct Hayling Utd WLS 6 Oct Tadley Calleva WLE KEY: Home games in bold; WLE: Wyvern League Division ; WLS: Wyvern League Shield; HIC: Hampshire Intermediate Cup; Res: Result; Cmp: Competition; : number of goals scored a: after extra time TODAY S visitors Stockbridge have overcome many issues in their history STOCKBRIDGE Football Club was formed in 894 and is one of the oldest institutions in the Village. The Robins played their early games on the Common Down before moving to Little Dean Field around 9, a site provided by Sir Norman Hill, the then Lord of the Manor. Soon after the First World War they won the Jorgenson Cup, a competition based around the Kings Somborne area, and during the 9s they won both the Faber Cup and the Sutton Scotney League on three occasions. They entered the Andover Junior League in 9, winning Division Two at the first attempt. This was followed by success in the Hants Junior Cup B in 9 and the North Hants Cup in 95. They moved to the Winchester League a year later where they remained until the outbreak of the Second World War. After the War Stockbridge reverted to the Andover Junior League, winning the championship on four occasions, the League Cup twice and the North Hants Junior Cup followed in 955 and 96. The club were finalists in the Hants Junior A Cup in 95, a big day in its history as the game was played at Portsmouth s Fratton Park ground. The club suffered a severe blow in 97 when Hampshire County Council claimed the Little Dean ground for road improvements, a severe blow for the club which was then faced with the nigh impossible task of finding a new home. The club was only kept going through John Foord, a local farmer, kindly allowing the use of a field. Driven greatly by Elizabeth Viney, the Stockbridge Recreation Trust was formed in 976. Land purchased for a new ground and with many kind donations, numerous fundraising events and hours of work by club members, the project of converting what was virtually a peat bog into a football pitch began to take shape and the ground was opened in August 978. Success off the field was followed by success on it, with the Andover League won in the first season and again in 98. Promotion to the North Hants Senior League in 984 saw the Robins finish second before taking the title four years later. The year 99 is the club s most successful year to date with the North Hants Senior and League Cups, together with the Andover Open and Midweek Cups all won and promotion gained to the Hampshire League Division. Success in Division followed and in 999- the club were elected to the Hampshire League Premier Division. After the demise of the Hampshire League the club were placed in Division of the Wessex League. In 5 the quarter finals of the Hampshire Senior Cup were reached for the first time. Successes continued in local competitions and then problems arose with the need for a stand to be built to ensure continued membership of the Wessex League. Yet again much hard work, fundraising and generous help from the local community ensured this was done and the club continue to play in the Wessex League. The Robins are now looking to new changing rooms and a clubhouse to enhance the facilities further. 6 9

10 RETRO rams CLUB membership PETERSFIELD TOWN FC -4 MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION FORM Section your details Section type of membership please tick correct box GOLD INDIVIDUAL 75 ADDRESS: GOLD FAMILY HOME PHONE NUMBER: SILVER INDIVIDUAL 5 MOBILE PHONE NUMBER: SILVER FAMILY 5 BRONZE INDIVIDUAL 8 ADDRESS: BRONZE FAMILY 8 DATE OF BIRTH: TOTAL TO PAY l Please make cheques payable to Petersfield Town Football Club. Please return your completed form with payment to the bar or send it to: Petersfield Town FC, Love Lane, Petersfield, Hants, GU 4BW. Section FAMILY MEMBERSHIP DETAILS Please write name of family members and date of births below (one adult and up to four children) EVERY programme this season will feature a story from the files of the Petersfield Post Petersfield Town FC s official media partner. Today we go back to December, 99, and the Post s preview on the visit of Aldershot Town in the Diadora League Division the Isthmian League. A crowd of,65 crammed into Love Lane for the visit of the Shots after the visitors were demoted from the Football League. In last Tuesday night s programme we printed details of the game and a picture of the crowd that day. As you can imagine, plenty of planning was needed to cope with a crowd of that size inside Love Lane as the preview article above details. A total of 4 stewards were called in to ensure the game passed off safely for spectators and the police were involved in planning meetings for the big day. A,5 print run of programmes was issued to cash in on the big day the programmes are still being sold on e-bay to this day. Although hopes were high that Petersfield could pull off a major upset, Aldershot ended up winning -. The report in the Post also reveals the previous record crowd, for the visit of Portsmouth, including Mark Hateley, in 98. DATE OF BIRTH: DATE OF BIRTH: DATE OF BIRTH: DATE OF BIRTH: DATE OF BIRTH: Section 4 DECLARATION I hereby apply for membership of the Petersfield Town Football Club and acknowledge the rules of the club. I acknowledge that I shall be responsible for all other persons who shall by given membership under a family in my name. All guests accompanying me shall sign the visitors book. DATE: PROPOSED: SECONDED: FOR CLUB USE ONLY: MEMBERSHIP NO: PAID: DATE: COMMITTEE DECISION: MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY SIGNATURE: 5

11 FIRST TEAM player stats Table shows games played and goals scored for the first team in /4 Apps: Appearances; Sub: Appearances from bench; Goals: goals scored Player League stats Cups stats Total stats apps sub goals apps sub goals apps sub goals Phil Archbold 4 6 Mike Asare Steve Cammack Aaron Camp 4 Thomas Chattell Callum Coker Matt Collino Ben Crawford 4 6 Sam Donaldson Will Essai 6 Wayne Grant 4 Luke Heard 4 7 Owain Hoskins Lewis Hyde 4 6 Jack James 5 8 Sam Martin Luke Neller Shane North Joe Richardson Josh Sheehan Matt Shortt Stephen Sones 6 8 Robbie Tambling 4 4 Alex Ward 4 5 Paul Williamson LEAGUE tables WESSEX LEAGUE Wessex Division P W D L F A P Andover Town New Milton Tn Team Solent Stockbridge 7 4 Cowes Sports Pewsey Vale Hythe & Dibden Tadley Calleva PETERSFIELD East Cowes Vic Ringwood Town Amesbury Town Laverstock & Ford US Portsmouth Andover NS Fleet Spurs Hayling United WYVERN LEAGUE Wyvern League East Division P W D L F A P Alresford Town Locks Heath 5 Alton Town 5 7 Colden Common Tadley Calleva 7 6 PETERSFIELD 6 6 US Portsmouth 5 6 Folland Sports Hayling United Horndean 6 Newport IOW 4 8 Wessex Premier Division P W D L F A P Newport IOW Sholing Winchester City 8 7 Alresford Town Blackfield & Lang Fareham Town 6 7 AFC Portchester Lymington Town Moneyfields Bemerton HH Whitchurch Utd Horndean Folland Sports Christchurch Hamworthy Utd Brockenhurst Fawley Verwood Town 6 9 Totton & Eling 9 9 Downton Romsey Town 6 4 Bournemouth HANTS YOUTH LEAGUE Hampshire Youth League Division P W D L F A P Christchurch 5 9 Sholing Moneyfields 5 7 Colden Common AFC Totton United Services Eastleigh 4 5 Blackfield & Lang 7 PETERSFIELD 5 4

12 -4 Facts and Figures KEY: Home games in bold; FAC: FA Cup; FAV: FA Vase; HSC: Hampshire Senior Cup; WLC: Wessex League Cup: PSC: Portsmouth Senior Cup; WL: Wessex Division ; Res: Result; Att: Attendance; Pos: League position; Cmp: Competition; : goal scored; : number of goals scored a: after extra time; RCC: Russell Cotes Cup Date Opponents Res Att Pos Cmp Substitutes used Aug Hythe & Dibden - 55 nd WL Shortt Camp Archbold Hyde Heard Richardson James Martin Collino Cammack Asare Grant Tambling Sheehan Aug Totton & Eling WLC Williamson Camp Archbold Ward Heard Crawford James Martin Grant Cammack Asare Sones Tambling North 7 Aug Blackfield & Langley FAC Shortt Archbold Sones Ward Heard Crawford James Hyde Cammack Collino Asare Tambling Martin Richardson Aug Horndean - - FAC Shortt Archbold Sones Ward Heard Crawford James Hyde Collino Tambling Asare Richardson Sheehan 7 Sep Welton Rovers FAV Williamson Archbold Sones Ward Heard Hyde Sheehan Martin Tambling Cammack Richardson Coker James Crawford Sep East Cowes Vics -a 5 - HSC Chattell Archbold Sones Hoskins Heard Hyde James Crawford C Coker W Essai Richardson Cammack Neller 4 Sep East Cowes Vics 5-45 th WL Shortt Archbold Sones Ward Heard Crawford James Hyde C Coker W Essai Richardson Hoskins Asare Cammack Sep Fawley FAV Shortt Archbold Sones Cammack Heard Hyde James Asare Tambling W Essai Richardson Coker Martin Grant 8 Sep Team Solent th WL Shortt Archbold Sones Crawford Heard Hyde James Asare Cammack W Essai Richardson Tambling Grant Coker 5 Oct Andover New Street 6-9th WL Shortt Camp Archbold Hoskins Heard Hyde Tambling Asare Cammack W Essai Richardson Grant Coker James 8 Oct Fleet Spurs HSC Shortt Camp Sones Hoskins Heard Hyde Asare Cammack Grant W Essai Richardson Archbold Donaldson Sheehan Oct Stockbridge WL 6 Oct Brockenhurst - WLC 9 Oct Hartley Wintney - FAV Oct Gosport Borough - RCC 6 Oct Amesbury Town WL 9 Oct Fareham Town - PSC Nov Hythe & Dibden WL 9 Nov Laverstock & Ford WL 6 Nov Cowes Sports WL Nov Hayling United WL Nov New Milton Town WL 7 Dec Tadley Calleva WL 4 Dec Ringwood Town WL Dec Andover Town WL 6 Dec Fleet Spurs WL 4 Jan East Cowes Vics WL Jan Pewsey Vale WL 8 Jan Team Solent WL 5 Jan Andover New Street WL Feb Stockbridge WL 5 Feb Amesbury Town WL Mar Laverstock & Ford WL 8 Mar Tadley Calleva WL 5 Mar Hayling United WL Mar New Milton Town WL 9 Mar Andover Town WL 5 Apr Ringwood Town WL Apr Cowes Sports WL Apr Fleet Spurs WL 6 Apr US Portsmouth WL tba US Portsmouth WL