RAMS review. TODAY S teams. Bournemouth. Official matchday magazine of Petersfield Town FC Saturday, August 23, 2014 Sydenhams League Premier Division

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1 TURKISH CAFE BISTRO MEZE BAR TODAY S teams Petersfield Town Bournemouth Red and black striped shirts, black shorts, yellow and blue shirts, blue shorts, red and black socks blue socks Matt Shortt Olly Searle Sean Wain Brad Miles Luke Heard Ed Dryden Jack James Alex Lowley Jason Silver Warren Hunt Joe Richardson Will Essai Ryan Coker Jack Kirby Robbie Tambling Luke Eaton Manager: Ian Saunders Assistant manager: Jason Hampson Coaches: Shane Brayson & Jason Mann Kenny Vaughan Pablo Martinez Liam Jacobs Lewis Burgis Sam Pearce Fawzi Saadi Connor Doe Diane Bassiriki Sam Pekun Marc Fairbrother Chris Toy Will Robinson Connor Phillips Chia Khider Jamie Hales Harry Gravett Manager: Ken Vaughan Coaches: Michael Cuffie & Fawzi Saadi Physio: Luke Fitzpatrick TODAY S MATCH OFFICIALS Referee: Sean Jenkins Assistants: Mike Misselbrook & Dominic Smith Next home game: Saturday, August 30 Andover Town, 3pm RAMS review Official matchday magazine of Petersfield Town FC Shirt sponsors Saturday, August 23, 2014 Sydenhams League Premier Division Bournemouth stadium sponsor

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3 THE WEEK ahead Watch the Rams in action almost any day of the week ANOTHER busy week of fixtures across the area the Bank Holiday means there is a double serving of fixture programmes across most leagues this weekend. If you want to follow the Rams various teams there is almost a game a day for you in the coming seven days. After today s first team game, the youth team are at home tomorrow (Sunday) against BTC Youth (2pm). The first team are away on Monday to Winchester City (3pm) and then on Wednesday night the reserves travel to AFC Portchester (7.45pm) for a Wyvern Shield match. On Thursday evening at Love Lane the youth team have another friendly (7.30pm) and the first team are at home again next Saturday against Andover Town (3pm). The youth team are then at home again next Sunday against Chichester City Youth (2pm). THIS WEEK S FIXTURES WESSEX PREMIER DIVISION Saturday, August 23 Andover Town v Newport IOW Blackfield & Langley v Fareham Town Hamworthy United v Alresford Town Horndean v Whitchurch United Petersfield Town v Bournemouth Totton & Eling v AFC Portchester Verwood Town v Folland Sports Monday, August 25 AFC Portchester v Christchurch Andover Town v Horndean Bemerton Heath Harlequins v Verwood Town Bournemouth v Hamworthy United Brockenhurst v Totton & Eling Folland Sports v Lymington Town Moneyfields v Blackfield & Langley Whitchurch United v Fawley Winchester City v Petersfield Town Tuesday, August 26 Fareham Town v Alresford Town Friday, August 29 Fawley v Christchurch WYVERN LEAGUE Saturday, August 23 Wyvern Shield Group B AFC Totton v Petersfield Town Tuesday, August 26 Premier Division Dorchester Town v AFC Totton Wednesday, August 27 Premier Division Wimborne Town v Winchester City Wyvern Shield Group B AFC Portchester v Petersfield Town SELECTED OTHER FIXTURES TODAY Sky Bet League 2: Oxford Utd v Pompey Vanarama Conference: Dover Athletic v Eastleigh Vanarama Conference South: Basingstoke Town v Hayes and Yeading, Wealdstone v Farnborough, Havant & Waterlooville v Staines Town, Weston-Super-Mare v Gosport Borough Southern League Division 1 Central: Chalfont St Peter v Godalming Town. Division 1 South & West: Fleet Town v North Leigh. 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 PEN PICS the poppies that soon having impressed during preseason. Sami Makhloufi: Another untried player having played last season at reserves and under-18 level. Made his debut on April 30, 2013, and is looking to establish himself this term but has been hampered with injury. Diane Bassiriki: A signing from Hamworthy United, who also has some experience with Poole Town. KEEP CALM Strikers Connor Phillips: Full debut on October 30, 2012, yet scored twice on his first bench start three days earlier. Previously with Horndean but picked up from local football, and has now established himself as a regular feature in the side, 60 appearances for Poppies far. Sam Turner: The club s youngest player last season with limited chances to make the starting 11. Sam Pekun: Also has playing experience with Poole Town. Sam made his starting debut on February 26 and celebrated in style with his first goal in that game as well. He has scored three times in his 13 appearances in the red shirt. Other players that may feature include Kai Wilkinson and Ryan Daly, who have come through from the under-18s last term. AND SUPPORT THE RAMS Bournemouth Poppies (yellow and blue shirts) in action last season 4 25

5 PEN PICS the poppies Introducing the Bournemouth Poppies squad of players Goalkeepers Kenny Vaughan: Started in the reserves before moving to Lymington Town, where his first senior appearance was ironically against Poppies. Made his first team debut was on August 9, 2008 with 19 clean sheets to his name he also has over 120 starts at the club. Christian Kent: Young understudy was with the under-18s last term. Defenders Pablo Martinez: Made his debut in the derby game against Christchurch on February 2, Has fast become one of the first names on the team sheet. Sam Pearce: Was an unknown quantity at this level having played for most of his formative years in Spain, but is now a regular at the heart of the Poppies defence. His debut came on September 14, Liam Jacobs: Joined the side in early March last season. Restricted by appearances at fellow Wessex side Christchurch. Already looking to establish himself in the squad and has made 12 starts, with his debut on March 8, Howard Nhemachena, Jack Barton, Luke Handyside, Lyam Teixceira and Niall Bolger-Wood are all untried at this level having played for the reserves and under-18s sides last term. Midfielders Jamie Hales: Another signing from outside the Wessex League, coming from Hamworthy Recreation. Made his debut on January 5, 2013, playing a key role in the 2-1 victory over Totton & Eling. Has netted just the once for the club in the 2-2 draw at Newport IOW in February Fawzi Saadi: Now the club s longest serving player having first signed way back in September 2003, with his debut coming on the 13th of that month. Has made getting on for 220 starts for the Poppies, weighing in with a touch over 50 goals during his spells here. He is now also helping out with the coaching. Harry Cooper: Returning for another try at this level. Limited availability restricted his appearances last season. Made his debut on August 20, Chia Khider: Another player keen to make his mark again. In previous seasons failed to make the starting line up, but is keen to rectify 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 Bournemouth and the match officials. Last Saturday was another frustrating afternoon and we certainly didn t deserve to lose to a goal in injury time at the end of the match. It was a difficult result to take but as I said last season when we had disappointments, it s how you respond to them that counts in terms of how you are as a team and how the season will go. So far the Premier Division has served up plenty of shock results and surprises. At the moment everyone is beating each other so it is going to come down to who are the most consistant teams in terms of form will be the ones who have the most success. I m sure we are all looking for a positive response from the players this afternoon to get the season back on track with three points and I can see no reason why that can t be achieved. There appears to be some talk of Salisbury City joining the Wessex Premier Division and that a decision on this could be made as early as next week. I have to say that personally I would be against such a move especially now that the season is already nearly a month old. For me it comes down to the arguement that clubs who stretch themselves too far or who face sanctions due to financial issues should be prepared to face the full consequences for their situation. I have no problem with clubs who push the envelope as far as possible to further themselves but when things go wrong they should also be prepared to take the punishments that go with that. 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 Missing list is extensive and is taking its toll but we won t grumble too much I WOULD like to welcome and congratulate Kenny and his Bournemouth Poppies club. After their opening day mauling at Winchester, who coincidently are our next opponents, Poppies have recovered well and currently sit seventh in the table. Kenny has a fantastic reputation after a long career as a manager and I am sure he could give me a tip or two in these early years of my managerial career. We have had a a tough baptism at this level. We had elements of luck in our only victory to date and then it seems to have dried up in the past couple of fixtures. Indeed the defeat at home by Follands was then followed by 93rd minute heartbreak in the FA Cup last weekend. We are boosted today by the return of skipper Alex Ward and our other old heads, Phil Archbold and Danny Thompson. Young Ed Dryden has been included in the squad again after an impressive debut last week. Our missing list is extensive with holidays and early season injuries still taking their toll. We won t grumble too much as we can only play the cards we are dealt with. Monday will see us travel to the juggernaut that are the champions elect, Winchester City. Many of their squad were from Alresford, who comprehensively beat us in last season s Wessex League Cup final. We hope that we can go there with a bit of confidence and redeem ourselves. Good luck to both clubs again today and we will see Bournemouth again in a couple of weeks for our Hampshire Senior Cup fixture. 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 Fixtures are coming thick and fast for Petersfield MORE fixture details have been announced for the weeks ahead which will add more midweek action to Petersfield s fixture list. An East Hampshire derby is now lined up at Love Lane in the Portsmouth Senior Cup for September 23. The Rams will take on their Hampshire Premier League neighbours Clanfield in the first round. 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. Get your cheaper membership now SUPPORTERS are urged to take advantage of the current membership prices before they are increased next month. Prices are currently being held at last season s levels to celebrate promotion to the Premier Division. Petersfield s league trip to Whitchurch United was postponed last Wednesday due to Whitchurch being involved in an FA Cup replay the night before. The game has already been rearranged and the Rams will travel to Longmeadow on Wednesday, October 15, kick-off 7.45pm. The Rams are at Winchester City this Bank Holiday Monday (3pm). 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 Reserve team manager Jamie Steeves 8 21

9 RESERVE rams Date opponents Res Cmp Substitutes used 23 Aug AFC Totton WLS 27 Aug AFC Portchester WLS 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 Bournemouth Poppies are one of oldest clubs in country THE CLUB was founded at a meeting held in Abbotts Auction Mart in Old Christchurch Road by eight enthusiastic gentlemen presided over by Alderman J Nethercoate (later to become Mayor of Bournemouth) on September 11,1875. It was decided to call the club Bournemouth Rovers and it is one of the oldest clubs in the country, being founder Members of the Football Association, Hampshire FA and Bournemouth FA. Bournemouth FC was adopted in 1889 having amalgamated with another local side, Bournemouth Arabs. The club was among the founder members of the Hampshire League and up to joining the Wessex League in 1986 had played entirely in the Hampshire League. The earliest record of playing in the FA Cup was a 6-0 defeat at Kennington Oval against Old Westminsters back on November 1, The club played the second game in the inaugural Hampshire League campaign of , going down 1-0 to Ryde Sports on September 12, The club has had three homes during its history the first ground being at a place called East Common near the railway station and Dean Park (current home of Dorset County Cricket) before moving to Victoria Park. The first taste of county success came in winning the West Division in 1905 and then again in Poppies became County Division champions either side of the Great War in 1914 and 1922, picking up the Hampshire League Shield in Wheeler scored 76 goals that season from 47 matches. The furthest progress in the FA Amateur Cup saw Poppies reach the third round in They won the Division 2 championship in The club recovered some of its past glories by winning the Hampshire Intermediate Cup in 1950, 1970 and Division 1 status was regained for the season but relegations quickly followed and in they slipped into Division 3, remaining there until being admitted to the newly-formed Wessex League in The Wessex League championship has remained elusive with the club coming close on two occasions - third place in and runners-up in to Fleet Town. The first piece of silverware for a number of years arrived in in the shape of the League Cup, with a 1-0 win over Winchester City. The season saw the team reach the FA Vase quarter finals, going out 2-0 in a home reverse against West Auckland Town. An indifferent and were both seasons that won t last long in the memory bank. However with almost a complete new look squad, this season the Poppies hope to be among the clubs pressing for honours. They are the sole club to have played in the top flight in each Wessex League season. The clubhouse at their home ground was opened in 1985 just in time for entering the Wessex League and the current 205-seater stand provides adequate cover from the elements with several rows of bench seating replacing the old wooden stand that was destroyed by fire during This stretches about a third of the length of the pitch next to the glass-fronted clubhouse. 20 9

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11 RAMS in action RAMS in action Warren Hunt in action against Bristol Manor Farm last Saturday. Luke Heard and Joe Richardson 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 a quarter of a century to August 1989 and a report on Petersfield United s superb second half comeback which saw them beat Epsom and Ewell 3-2 at Love Lane. The Post reported that manager Richie Reynolds was forced into making a late change to his team selection after John Pain failed a late fitness test. John Sturt took his place in midfield. Petersfield keeper Daryl Phipps made two fine early saves in what was unseasonable windy conditions. Steve Clapp set up Jeff Marshall but he wasted his chance and Paul Spinks had a header cleared off the line. Epsom took the lead on 42 minutes when Andrews headed home at the far post after being left unmarked. The visitors were 2-0 up before half time when Smith slotted his goal home from close range. Striker Paul Spinks made it 2-1 on the hour mark with his third goal in as many games for Petersfield. Seven minutes later and the scores were level when substitute John Oliver grabbed the equaliser after only being on the pitch for a few minutes. Epsom nearly scored twice in the closing stages when Smith s shot was tipped on to the bar by Phipps and Chris Hadingham s shot was cleared off the line by Keiron Hoolihan. Petersfield grabbed the winner in injury time thanks to Ricky Jones left foot shot (pictured above). RAMS report FA Cup ends in heartbreak as visitors snatch late winner Petersfield Town 2 Bristol Manor Farm 3 PETERSFIELD S FA Cup dreams were dashed in the cruellest of fashions when their Western League visitors snatched the winner in injury time last Saturday. Thoughts were already drifting to a long Tuesday night trek to the West Country for a replay as the scores remained level at 2-2 as the clock ticked past 90 minutes. The Rams were well worth the draw in this Extra Preliminary Round tie but Bristol Manor Farm substitute Ryan Radford had other ideas when he struck home his dramatic late winner. Petersfield made the perfect start to a home game for the second Saturday running by taking an early lead. On four minutes, Brad Miles picked up the ball in the centre circle and swept it wide to Jack James on the right wing. He played the ball up to Jason Silver on the edge of the box and then continued his run, chipping the ball over a defender before volleying it past the keeper and into the far corner of the net. The visitors had a couple of half chances which were well off target before good play on the left saw the ball worked inside to Miles who was unmarked 25 yards out but the keeper tipped his rising shot over the crossbar. Rams keeper Matt Shortt had to beat away a vicious shot from Jack Durrant midway through the first half but the visitors got their equaliser after 37 minutes. A quick throw in on the right saw the attackers outnumbering the home defence. The ball was flicked on and Harvey Purnell got to it before the keeper or defenders could to flick the ball home. Petersfield should have retaken the lead a minute later when Warren Hunt was left completely unmarked at a corner but his header was directed straight at the keeper. Bristol Manor Farm took the lead five minutes before half time with a carbon copy of their first goal. A quick throw in on the right was quickly worked inside to Purnell who had a free shot on goal and although Shortt got a hand to his shot he couldn t prevent it from rolling in. Hunt again had a golden chance to score his first goal for Petersfield seven minutes into the second half. This time a free kick was curled into the box from the right and Hunt broke the offside trap but his diving header went straight into the keeper s hands. However, the captain for the day helped to set up Petersfield s equaliser on 71 minutes. The ball was played quickly down the right up to Hunt who was on the edge of the penalty area. His cushioned header went straight into the path of Jason Silver, whose pace took him past the defence and he fired a low shot across the keeper and into the far corner of the net. Three minutes later the visitors could have taken the lead again when Billy Downes sent his cross across the face of goal but Radford was unable to hook the ball into the open goal. However, he made no mistake with his finish two minutes into injury time when he netted the winner. Again the visitors quickly worked the ball forward through midfield and Radford was played in from the left. From inside the penalty area he then curled an unstoppable shot past Shortt and into the corner of 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 Sean Wain Alex Ward LEAGUE tables WESSEX LEAGUE Wessex Division 1 P W D L F A P Amesbury Town Tadley Calleva Fleet Spurs Pewsey Vale New Milton Tn Hythe & Dibden US Portsmouth Ringwood Town Cowes Sports Downton Andover New St Romsey Town Laverstock & Ford Team Solent East Cowes Vics WYVERN LEAGUE Wyvern Premier Division P W D L F A P Winchester City AFC Portchester AFC Totton Bemerton HH Dorchester Tn Moneyfields PETERSFIELD Ringwood Town Team Solent Wimborne Town Sholing Wessex Premier Division P W D L F A P Blackfield & Lang Newport IOW Brockenhurst Whitchurch Utd Moneyfields Horndean Bournemouth Winchester City Hamworthy Utd Lymington Town Andover Town Verwood Town AFC Portchester Folland Sports Fareham Town PETERSFIELD Bemerton HH Alresford Town Fawley Christchurch 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 WLP 25 Aug Winchester City WLP 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