RAMS review. TODAY S teams. Petersfield Town Red and black striped shirts, black shorts, red and black socks

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1 TURKISH CAFE BISTRO MEZE BAR TODAY S teams Petersfield Town Red and black striped shirts, black shorts, red and black socks Matt Shortt Phil Archbold Jamie Ford Brad Miles Ed Dryden Alex Ward Jack James Joe Richardson Jason Silver Warren Hunt Alex Lowley Danny Thompson Olly Searle Andy Todd Luke Eaton Robbie Tambling Manager: Ian Saunders Assistant manager: Jason Hampson Coaches: Shane Brayson & Jason Mann Andover Town blue shirts, blue shorts, blue socks Lewis Alderman Gilbert Aromona Bradley Benson Lewis Benson Craig Blakeman Michael Dixon Alex Dockree Charlie Gunson Claudio Herbert Cole Hinchcliffe Michael Horne Ryan Inskip Toby McCauley Akwasi Nyarko-Marfo Jordan O Donnell Tom Riddell Manager: Neil Benson Assistant manager: Lewis Benson TODAY S MATCH OFFICIALS Referee: Steven Currie Assistants: Gary Pratt & Connor Mayes Next home game: Tuesday, Sept 2 Bournemouth, 7.45pm RAMS review Official matchday magazine of Petersfield Town FC Shirt sponsors Saturday, August 30, 2014 Sydenhams League Premier Division Andover Town stadium sponsor

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3 TODAY S fixtures Plenty are up for FA Cup in this afternoon s matches ANOTHER busy week of fixtures across the area and leagues and cup competitions are the dominating feature both this afternoon and during the week. The FA Cup continues with the Preliminary Round today, and there are plenty of Wessex League sides still flying the flag in the competition. Our East Hampshire neighbours Horndean and Alresford are still in the competition the Deans travel to Cinderford Town and the Magpies host Sherborne Town for a place in the first qualifying round of the competition. Tuesday and Wednesday evening brings the opening round of the Hampshire Senior Cup, which will bring the return of Bournemouth Poppies to Love Lane on Tuesday night. Whoever wins that tie will have the pleasure of hosting Conference side Aldershot Town in the next round. The Wyvern League s Shield competition continues in Petersfield s group this afternoon, but the Rams will play their first league game of the season at Dorchester Town on Wednesday night. TODAY S FIXTURES FA Cup Preliminary round: AFC Portchester v Folland Sports Alresford Town v Sherborne Town Bashley v Winchester City Bemerton Heath Harlequins v Bournemouth Blackfield & Langley v Highworth Town Cinderford Town v Horndean Cowes Sports v Yate Town Fareham Town v Longwell Green Sports Newport IOW v Winterbourne United Sydenhams Wessex League Premier Division Petersfield Town v Andover Town Moneyfields v Brockenhurst Totton & Eling v Lymington Town Division 1 Fleet Spurs v Downton Ringwood Town v Laverstock & Ford Romsey Town v Pewsey Vale Tadley Calleva v New Milton Town Team Solent v East Cowes Victoria United Services Portsmouth v Amesbury Town Wyvern League Shield Group B Verwood Town v Romsey Town SELECTED OTHER FIXTURES Sky Bet League 2 Pompey v Newport County Vanarama Conference Aldershot Town v Grimsby Town Macclesfield Town v Eastleigh Vanarama South Basingstoke Town v Ebbsfleet United Concord Rangers v Gosport Borough Havant & Waterlooville v Bishops Stortford Whitehawk v Farnborough Southern League Division 1 Central Godalming Town v Aylesbury Division 1 South & West AFC Totton v Stratford Town Merthyr Town v Sholing SHOW YOUR SUPPORT SEASON NEW SEASON OLD PRICES... All you have to do is pick your package... To celebrate the club s promotion to Wessex Premier Division, membership prices are being held at last season s levels for the whole of August Join now to ensure you grab the best prices before they go up in September... GOLD effectively a season ticket, gets you into every first, reserves and youth team game free (except FA competitions) and includes lower member only bar prices, discounts on club hire and events and voting rights SILVER includes the lower member only bar prices, discounts on club hire and events and voting rights BRONZE includes the lower member only bar prices and discounts on club hire and events More details and forms available from the bar or on the club s official website at:

4 RAMS in action KEEP CALM The reserves in action at AFC Totton last Saturday AND SUPPORT THE RAMS 4 25

5 RAMS report The result which proves that anything is possible this year Winchester City 2 Petersfield Town 3 THERE have been many memorable moments during Ian Saunders time in charge at Petersfield Town since the summer of However, his side set the bar that much higher with this shock victory at the home of the team many fancy to walk away with the Wessex Premier Division title this season. The single goal win didn t tell the full story of the match as Saunders believes his side could have won by a much bigger margin had they tucked away their chances. It looked like it was going to be a long afternoon though as Winchester hit the Rams with wave after wave of attack from the kick-off. The crosses into the box and attacking moves were relentless and the home side eventually wore down the defence after 11 minutes. Petersfield had already dealt with several crosses into the box but a ball from the left found Mike McEnery unmarked and he turned it in from close range. But as the half wore on and the Rams reorganised themselves after losing Luke Heard to a nasty looking ankle injury, they came more and more into the game. Jason Silver s pace gave the home defence all kinds of headaches all afternoon and on 28 minutes his pace got him clear inside the penalty area, he pulled the ball back to the near post and Jack James slid in but he couldn t get any power into his shot to turn it home. Joe Richardson hit a rising shot over the top and Warren Hunt s free kick from the edge of the box was curling in until a defender s header glanced it wide. Just before half time the home side had a rare chance to score when a free kick from 25 yards out found McEnery unmarked in the penalty area but he hooked his attempt on goal over the target. The Rams made the perfect start to the second period when they equalised on 47 minutes. A free kick from 30 yards out was floated into the box and headed back across goal from the far post. The ball fell to Brad Miles who hooked home his shot from close range. Matt Shortt had to be alert to beat away McEnery s snap shot from 15 yards out and he then blocked a low shot by Warren Bentley with his legs. However, he could not prevent Winchester retaking the lead on 54 minutes when a cross from the right was flicked on by Bentley and it hit Ed Dryden on the shoulder and flew into the net for an own goal. Warren Hunt dinked a shot from inside the box over the crossbar and Dominic Cope somehow failed to convert a cross from one yard out for the home side before Petersfield equalised on 69 minutes. A corner from the right was delivered straight on to the head of Dryden and his glancing header flew past Jason Collins and into the net. Petersfield then had two great chances to score. A cross from the left caught the home defence sleeping and although Andy Todd was first to the ball it hit his standing leg as he tried to slot the ball home at the near post, and Silver worked some space for himself in the box but saw his shot blocked by a defender. The Rams got their winner on 82 minutes when a free kick on the right hand edge of the box was curled into the penalty area and Alex Ward ran in and thumped his header past Collins. 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 Ryan Ian Saunders Council rep: Chris Mills 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: Jamie Steeves Assistant: Andy Vernon 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 Andover Town and the match officials. Well what a fantastic game and result we had at Winchester City on Monday afternoon. It s fair to say the result made a lot of people sit up and take notice. Not many people had us down for an away win at the Denplan Stadium. I have received many messages and comments from people surprised and pleased in equal measure when they saw we had beaten Winchester. The most common question I ve been asked this week is what is the secret to beating them? I really believe it is simply down to daring to dream. Obviously the players you have in your team and the tactics employed by the manager play a huge part but if you have the belief in what you are trying to achieve, then anything is possible. The Sydenhams Wessex Premier Division is a tough league but a lot of the teams are beating each other at the moment, which is making it an open competition with a large number of teams in with a chance of finishing in top three or four places. All we can do is keep believing and back ourselves both in terms of how good we think we can play and the tactics and systems we use. Anything is possible when you believe, which we have proved so many times in the recent past. Today we welcome Andover to Love Lane again and we must ensure our feet are firmly back on the ground for the different challenge they will pose us. They showed last season how good a side they can be when they beat us 4-0 here. GRAEME MOIR, VICE CHAIRMAN Contact us Petersfield Town Football Club Love Lane, Petersfield, Hants GU31 4BW Telephone number: address: graememoir@petersfieldpost.co.uk Website: Facebook: groups/ / 24 5

6 MANAGER S notes We played some of our best and worst football so far in 90 crazy minutes... I D LIKE to welcome Neil and his Andover Town side to Love Lane today for our first ever Wessex Premier Division encounter. It was very satisfying that the best two sides from Division One were promoted last season and that both sides have had satisfactory starts to life in the higher division. I have to say I am still smarting from the 4-0 home drubbing that our visitors handed us last season, but in a perverse way I truly believe that it gave us the kick we needed to ensure we gained our promotion. Indeed the 1-1 draw at the Portway in front of 200 spectators was probably the best game of football seen at that level for many a year and both clubs can be very proud of that. Both clubs have been given great plaudits for their starts to this season but I am sure neither of us will be resting too much on our laurels. Neil has kept the majority of his squad from last year and has made one or two excellent additions, which make Andover an even better side than last season. In Nic Turpin they certainly have a player with goal getting experience. We had an excellent victory away at champions elect Winchester on Monday, where we played some of our worst and best football all within 90 crazy minutes. We have suffered with some early season injuries and non-availability but slowly we are welcoming back players into the squad. We have never beaten Andover and our main aim today is to ensure we compete and try to maintain our early season form. I wish Neil and his charges all the very best for their debut season at this level, but AFTER today. All the best. Sus YOUTH player stats Table shows games played and goals scored for the youth team 2014/15 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 Youth team manager Andy Field-Millard 6 23

7 YOUNG rams The world s largest ceramic tile and sanitary ware manufacturer is proud to support Petersfield Town FC Date opponents Res Cmp Substitutes used 21 Sep Sholing HYL 5 Oct United Services HYL 19 Oct Wimborne Town HYL 2 Nov AFC Stoneham HYL 16 Nov AFC Totton HYL 30 Nov Christchurch HYL 7 Dec Colden Common HYL 21 Dec Moneyfields HYL 18 Jan Moneyfields HYL 1 Feb Sholing HYL 8 Feb United Services HYL 15 Feb Wimborne Town HYL 22 Feb AFC Stoneham HYL 1 Mar AFC Totton HYL 8 Mar Christchurch HYL 15 Mar Colden Common HYL KEY: Home games in bold; HYL: Hampshire Youth League; FAY: FA Youth Cup; HYC: Hampshire Youth League Cup; HFA: Hampshire under-18s Cup; Res: Result; Cmp: Competition; 2 : number of goals scored a: after extra time RAK Ceramics UK Ltd, Paris House, Frenchmans Road, Petersfield, GU32 3AW. 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 Wednesday night will be a true test for Rams faithful AS AWAY days go they don t get much further than where the reserves are playing this Wednesday night (September 3). The reserves will play their first Wyvern League Premier Division match at Dorchester Town on that night, facing the long trek west through the rush hour traffic for a 7.45pm kick-off. Door to door, the AA Route Planner website puts the trip at 89.9 miles or a DON T forget that the clubhouse at Petersfield Town FC is the perfect venue for your event whether it be for business or pleasure. The stadium s clubhouse comes with its own kitchen and fully licensed bar, so it is the ideal venue for wedding receptions, birthday parties and other family events. The venue can also be used for business events, including meetings, training sessions and conferences. The room is also available for groups looking to regularly hire the venue whether it be for general meetings, charity groups or keep-fit sessions. Cheaper membership deal to end SUPPORTERS are urged to take advantage of the current membership prices before they are increased on Monday. Prices are currently being held at last season s levels to celebrate promotion to the Premier Division. round trip of 180 miles along the A3, A27, M27 and A31 into Dorset. What awaits the Rams faithful at the end of their trip is impressive. The Avenue Stadium is located on land owned by the Duchy of Cornwall and the design of the stadium was followed closely by the head of the duchy HRH the Prince of Wales. The capacity of the stadium is currently around 5,000. Clubhouse is the ideal venue for your event talk to us The clubhouse and boardroom can be tailored to suit the needs of your event whether it be a formal dinner, casual meeting or party night. The pitch is also available for hire for matches throughout the season (subject to weather conditions) and you can follow in the footsteps of the Rams by using the same pitch and changing rooms. You can even play under floodlights. All you need to do is contact the club and we can discuss your needs and look at ways we can accommodate your booking. Call the club on or visit our website at: clubs/petersfieldtown/ All packages allow you to enjoy the members-only cheaper bar prices, as well as saving money on tickets to club events and club hire. Details and membership forms are available from the bar in the clubhouse. RESERVES player stats Table shows games played and goals scored for the youth team 2014/15 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 Jamie Butwell Mark Carrington Richard Douglas Michael Essai Ash Howes Robbie Humphrey Anthony Kirby Jack Kirby Zach Messingbird Mike Newman Josh Pegden Olly Searle Robbie Tambling Danny Thompson Jody Thorpe Andy Todd Ben Wason Alfey Whittingham Max Whittingham

9 RESERVE rams Date opponents Res Cmp Substitutes used 23 Aug AFC Totton 3-4 WLS M Whittingham Searle Carrington Douglas Wason 1 Butwell Newman J Kirby 1 A Kirby Humphrey Messingbird Thorpe Pegden 1 27 Aug AFC Portchester 3-8 WLS M Whittingham Searle 1 Carrington Howes A Whittingham Butwell Tambling Thompson Todd 1 J Kirby 1 Messingbird Humphrey M Essai Wason 3 Sep Dorchester Town WLP 13 Sep Bemerton HH WLP KEY: Home games in bold; WYP: Wyvern Premier Division; WYS: Wyvern Shield; WYC: Wyvern League Cup; Res: Result; Cmp: Competition; 2 : number of goals scored a: after extra time TODAY S visitors Visitors enjoyed a close battle with Petersfield for the title IN NOVEMBER 2012, a couple of months after Andover Football Club went into administration, staff at Sparsholt and Andover colleges were considering how to further enhance facilities for the football academy programme at both colleges. After approaching Test Valley Borough Council an ambitious plan was developed to take over The Portway stadium in Andover and redevelop it as a site for teaching the academy programme while, in addition, establishing an adult senior football side that would provide a vehicle for the more talented academy players to make the transition from youth to senior football. Much was achieved however, despite support from the Wessex League, the Football Association initially denied the college the opportunity to enter a senior side into the league and, through doing so, access some of the grant support necessary to bring the project to fruition. In May 2013 during a lengthy meeting at Wembley Stadium, staff from the college and officials from the Wessex League had one final opportunity to convince FA staff that Andover Town Football Club should become a reality. Ultimately successful, manager Neil Benson then set about building a team capable of holding its own in Division One, while assistant principal, Stuart Barlow, and curriculum manager, Lawrence Blair, set about trying to get a stadium ready for the new team to play in. Pre-season was upon the club quickly but a mixture of ex-students, current staff and local players managed some early successes and approached the new season with a lot of hope. Ultimately the approval delays meant the new club started Wessex League life at Winklebury in Basingstoke. Early performances were encouraging and the club ultimately rose to the top of the league, helped in part by Petersfield Town s early fixture list being curtailed. Some good performances, which including taking Premier Division Newport IOW to a close League Cup result, showed that the new team was set to do more than just hold its own. The Hampshire Senior Cup second round game at Brockenhurst went to penalties and a world record 29 consecutive successful penalties finished with Claudio Herbert missing with his second kick to see Andover lose A 4-0 win against Team Solent marked the new club s first ever game at The Portway Stadium, in front of a crowd of over 150 people. Having been kept apart from Petersfield Town until early April, a large crowd gathered at Love Lane for what was expected to be the most difficult test of the season so far. In many ways it proved to be a test of discipline which Andover overcame handsomely, winning 4-0 and showing to all how far they had had come since the early days of the season. Promotion to the Wessex Premier Division was assured two weeks later after a home draw against Petersfield Town in front of over 200 supporters but a run of draws by a tiring side saw Petersfield overhaul Andover. In the Andover Open Cup final, Andover lost to Otterborne on penalties but they overcame Bemerton Heath Harlequins to win the Salisbury Hospitals Cup the club s first piece of silverware since its formation. 20 9

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11 RAMS in action RAMS in action Keeper Matt Shortt (in orange) in action against Folland Sports Warren Hunt (second from left) in action against Bristol Manor Farm 18 11

12 RETRO rams 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 September 1978 and a match which brought to an end a long winning run for the Rams. A draw against Portsmouth RN and then another against Whitchurch United in Hampshire League Division 3, brought to an end the club s run of 23 wins in a row. However, despite such a long and proud record coming to an end, club officials were actually happy it had done so to ensure everyone at Love Lane kept their feet firmly on the ground. Petersfield manager Billy Wrighting told the Post: Perhaps it is a blessing in disguise that we realise it is possibly a little bit harder than it looks. A lot of people at the beginning of the season were saying we would do this and do that. With the good start that we had, people have taken it for granted that it is a lot easier than it really is. Lowly Whitchurch went close to compounding Petersfield s misery at losing their long winning run by almost beating them at Love Lane. The game finished 1-1 and Murphy had put the visitors 1-0 up after 21 minutes when he pounced on a defensive error to score. United got back on level terms after 70 minutes when Eddie Bentley s swerving cross beat the keeper and went in. Petersfield had plenty of chances to win the game in the closing stages. RAMS report Petersfield come out on top in eight goal league thriller Petersfield Town 5 Bournemouth 3 WARREN Hunt was Petersfield s hat-trick hero as they came through an eight-goal thriller at Love Lane last Saturday. Jason Silver netted the Rams other two goals in this action-packed Wessex Premier Division encounter which was not short of entertainment and goalmouth incident. The first four goals came in the opening quarter of a match played in bright, warm sunshine. The visitors got their noses in front in the first minute when a cross from the left by Connor Doe took a big deflection off of a Petersfield defender and ended up in the net. Bournemouth s celebrations were shortlived though as the Rams drew level after five minutes with an excellent team goal. A good passing move through midfield found Phil Archbold on the right wing and he played the ball up to the edge of the area, where it was knocked into the path of Hunt, who curled his shot past the keeper and into the net from 25 yards out. Petersfield were in front four minutes later after the Rams quickly turned defence into attack. Hunt took the ball forward but was bundled over 30 yards out. However, the ball ran into the path of Silver who hit a low shot past the keeper and into the corner of the net. Petersfield then swept forward again down the right hand side. Jack James played the ball inside to Hunt who picked out Will Essai s run into the box perfectly but Essai scuffed his shot with the goal at his mercy. The Rams got their third goal on 23 minutes when a cross from the left was only partially cleared and James shot at the far post was charged down by the arm of Liam Jacobs. Hunt made no mistake with his powerful spot kick. The visitors made an excellent start to the second half when they made the score 3-2 with 53 minutes on the clock. Sam Pekun cut in from the left and Shortt had to beat away his powerful shot but the rebound fell to Fawzi Saadi who shot low into the bottom corner. They almost equalised moments later when Doe s header from a corner was cleared off the line but play soon switched to the other end of the field and Petersfield restored their two goal advantage. A big punt forward by Shortt went straight through the middle of the Bournemouth defence and Silver raced clear to chip the ball over keeper Kenny Vaughan from ten yards out and into the empty net. Good work on the right by Hunt and James then sent Silver racing clear of the defence on the right hand side of the penalty area but his shot cannoned off the post and went behind the byline. The Rams made it 5-2 on 74 minutes when Archbold battled his way past two challenges before pulling the ball inside to Hunt on the edge of the box. He spun past two defenders before unleashing a powerful shot which Vaughan got a hand to but the ball looped up and spun into the net. Bournemouth got another goal five minutes later when after a scrappy period of play in midfield the ball was hit long, it bounced over a defender and Marc Fairbrother raced on to it and chipped the ball over Shortt and into the net

13 FIRST TEAM player stats Table shows games played and goals scored for the youth team 2014/15 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 Ben Buckland Ryan Coker Ed Dryden Will Essai Jamie Ford Luke Heard Ash Howes Warren Hunt Jack James Jack Kirby Alex Lowley Brad Miles Joe Richardson Olly Searle Matt Shortt Jason Silver Jake Slater Robbie Tambling Danny Thompson Andy Todd Sean Wain Alex Ward LEAGUE tables WESSEX LEAGUE Wessex Division 1 P W D L F A P Amesbury Town Tadley Calleva New Milton Tn Fleet Spurs US Portsmouth Ringwood Town Cowes Sports Pewsey Vale Hythe & Dibden Laverstock & Ford Andover New St Downton Romsey Town Team Solent East Cowes Vics WYVERN LEAGUE Wyvern Premier Division P W D L F A P Winchester City AFC Totton AFC Portchester Bemerton HH Moneyfields PETERSFIELD Ringwood Town Team Solent Sholing Wimborne Town Dorchester Town Wessex Premier Division P W D L F A P Brockenhurst Blackfield & Lang Whitchurch Utd Moneyfields Newport IOW AFC Portchester PETERSFIELD Lymington Town Horndean Andover Town Verwood Town Hamworthy Utd Bournemouth Winchester City Folland Sports Fareham Town Alresford Town Christchurch Bemerton HH Fawley Totton & Eling

14 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; WL1: Wessex Division 1; Res: Result; Att: Attendance; Pos: League position; Cmp: Competition; 1 : goal scored; 2 number of goals scored a: after extra time; RCC: Russell Cotes Cup Date Opponents Res Att Pos Cmp Substitutes used 2 Aug Bemerton HH th WLP Shortt Archbold Wain Miles Ford Ward James Slater Silver Hunt Coker 1 W Essai Heard Richardson 5 Aug AFC Portchester th WLP Shortt Archbold Wain W Essai 1 Ford Ward James Slater Coker Hunt Howes Lowley Tambling Richardson 9 Aug Folland Sports th WLP Shortt Buckland Wain Miles Ford Ward James W Essai Tambling 1 Hunt Thompson Coker Lowley Richardson 16 Aug Bristol Manor Farm FAC Shortt Searle Wain Miles Heard Dryden James 1 Lowley Silver 1 Hunt Richardson W Essai Coker Kirby 23 Aug Bournemouth th WLP Shortt Archbold Ford Miles Dryden Ward James W Essai Silver 2 Hunt 3 Richardson Lowley Thompson 25 Aug Winchester City th WLP Shortt Archbold Ford Miles 1 Dryden 1 Ward 1 James Heard Silver Hunt Lowley Richardson Todd Thompson 30 Aug Andover Town WLP 2 Sep Bournemouth - HSC 6 Sep Christchurch WLP 9 Sep Moneyfields WLP 13 Sep Lymington Town WLP 20 Sep Blackfield & Langley WLP 27 Sep Andover Town WLP 11 Oct Alresford Town WLP 18 Oct Verwood Town WLP 21 Oct Gosport Borough - RCC 1 Nov Hamworthy United WLP 4 Nov AFC Portchester WLP 15 Nov Totton & Eling WLP 22 Nov Brockenhurst WLP 29 Nov Lymington Town WLP 6 Dec Alresford Town WLP 13 Dec Fareham Town WLP 20 Dec Newport IOW WLP 27 Dec Horndean WLP 3 Jan Fawley WLP 10 Jan Moneyfields WLP 17 Jan Blackfield & Langley WLP 24 Jan Winchester City WLP 31 Jan Bournemouth WLP 7 Feb Folland Sports WLP 14 Feb Brockenhurst WLP 21 Feb Totton & Eling WLP 28 Feb Bemerton HH WLP 7 Mar Fawley WLP 14 Mar Hamworthy United WLP 21 Mar Fareham Town WLP 4 Apr Verwood Town WLP 6 Apr Horndean WLP 18 Apr Christchurch WLP 25 Apr Newport IOW WLP