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 Sean Wain Brad Miles Jamie Ford Ed Dryden Jake Slater Ash Howes Andy Todd Warren Hunt Danny Thompson Jack James Alex Lowley Matt Benham Joe Richardson Will Essai Manager: Ian Saunders Assistant manager: Jason Hampson Coaches: Shane Brayson & Jason Mann Alresford Town yellow and blue shirts, blue shorts, yellow and blue socks Jarid Hixon Sam Carter Adam Carrick Harry Draycott Craig Bryant Jamie Bentley Simon Everett Tom Riddell Dan Fox Jack Hoey Joe Griggs Carl Stedman Dan Strange Cellyn Crook Scott Hills Gary Morrison Managers: Jeremy Stagg & Martin Beck TODAY S MATCH OFFICIALS Referee: Adrian Knight Assistants: Jacob Wright & Thomas Copping Next home game: Saturday, October 18 Verwood Town, 3pm RAMS review Official matchday magazine of Petersfield Town FC Shirt sponsors Saturday, October 11, 2014 Sydenhams League Premier Division Alresford Town stadium sponsor

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3 TODAY S fixtures Busy afternoon of cup ties ahead in the non-league IT CERTAINLY is a packed Saturday of fixtures this weekend. It s the FA Cup third qualifying round this afternoon and Winchester City carry the cup hopes of the Wessex League when they visit Concord Rangers. Game of the afternoon in the Premier Division is second placed Newport IOW s visit to Whitchurch United. Many of the Wiltshire sides are involved in their senior cup competition Wroughton v Bemerton Heath Harlequins Wyvern League Premier Division AFC Portchester v AFC Totton Sholing v Ringwood Town Wyvern Shield Group B Fareham Town v Petersfield Town TODAY S FIXTURES Sydenhams Wessex League Premier Division Andover Town v AFC Portchester Bournemouth v Totton and Eling Christchurch v Horndean Fawley v Fareham Town Folland Sports v Hamworthy United Lymington Town v Blackfield & Langley Petersfield Town v Alresford Town Verwood Town v Brockenhurst Whitchurch United v Newport IOW SELECTED OTHER FIXTURES Sky Bet League 2 Portsmouth v Mansfield Town Vanarama Conference Aldershot Town v Bristol Rovers Eastleigh v FC Halifax Town Vanarama Conference South Farnborough v Bishops Stortford Division 1 East Cowes Vics v Tadley Calleva Fleet Spurs v New Milton Town Ringwood Town v Cowes Sports Team Solent v Hythe & Dibden FA Cup Ebbsfleet United v Basingstoke Town Maidenhead United v Gosport Borough Wingate and Finchley v Havant and Waterlooville FA Cup Concord Rangers v Winchester City Southern League Division 1 Central Division Leighton Town v Godalming Town Wiltshire Senior Cup Amesbury Town v Chippenham Youth Adults Downton v Westbury United Laverstock & Ford v Pewsey Vale Southern League Division 1 South & West Division AFC Totton v Bridgwater Town Fleet Town v Larkhall Athletic 26 3

4 RESERVES in action KEEP CALM The reserves in action versus Romsey Town at Love Lane last Saturday. AND SUPPORT THE RAMS 4 25

5 PETERSFIELD TOWN PETERSFIELD TOWN PETERSFIELD TOWN SHOW YOUR SUPPORT STICK WITH YOUR FAVOURITE PLAYER Sponsor a player for just 70 for the season and you will get: free entry to all games* Enjoy the members-only cheaper bar prices Get discounts on club hire and club events For details or to sponsor a player, ask at the bar or visit: 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 GOOD afternoon to everyone attending today s match at Love Lane, including the players, officials and supporters from Alresford Town and the match officials. Today s game feels a bit strange for me as I have been at a lot of Alresford s cup finals and important games over the last few seasons. My day job of being editor of the Petersfield Post Series means I cover a lot of the end of season cup finals and I have had the pleasure of covering much of Alresford s recent success. Their League Cup final success over Brockenhurst was a great game as far as they were concerned but the night they beat AFC Bournemouth was magical. The Cherries had a side out of one or two senior professionals and young talent from their academy but Alresford swept them aside that night in the final of the Hampshire Senior Cup. I look forward to seeing Magpies chairman Trevor Ingram and his colleagues here at Love Lane this afternoon. It s always a pleasure to have a chat with him about football matters. Tuesday night s game against Moneyfields was another great game here at the Lane. The result showed we are not out of place in the top three places in the division. The other important aspect of Tuesday night was the level of support we received. To get an attendance of 180 on the night was fantastic that was one of the biggest crowds seen here at Petersfield for many years. But if we want to realise our ambitions for this club then crowds of this number will need to be a regular occurance at home in the years ahead. Your support is so vital to our future success. GRAEME MOIR, VICE CHAIRMAN Contact us Petersfield Town Football Club Love Lane, Petersfield, Hants GU31 4BW PETERSFIELD TOWN PETERSFIELD TOWN PETERSFIELD TOWN * Free entry does not apply to FA competitions Grounds volunteers Groundsman: John Martin Gateman: Bill Underwood Petersfield Town FC is an unincorporated association Telephone number: address: graememoir@petersfieldpost.co.uk Website: Facebook: groups/ / 24 5

6 MANAGER S notes We re still smarting from the defeat we suffered in that League Cup final... I WOULD like to welcome Alresford Town to Love Lane this afternoon for this Premier Division encounter. The last time we played Alresford was in the final of the Wessex League Cup back in May an afternoon when we were hoping to add the cup to our Division 1 silverware. That heavy defeat is the stuff of nightmares and we are still smarting from that day. Afterwards we consoled ourselves with the fact that we would be able to play at the Premier Division level this season but it gave us a strong taste of what life would be like at the next level up. The changes at Alresford have been well documented, with their former management team and most of their players moving to Winchester during the close season. Jeremy Stagg and Martin Beck have been given the task of rebuilding the side and while that must have been difficult you can see the signs that things are starting to come together for them again. I was pleased with our performance against Moneyfields on Tuesday night. It was a tough game but we competed well and could have nicked all three points if Toddy s header had gone in right at the end. There is not much good news on the injury list I m afraid. Jake Slater has now joined Jason Silver, Robbie Tambling and Luke Heard on the list. We are without Phil Archbold as well today but I m pleased to see my skipper Alex Ward back in action after suspension. It has been a tough start to October and the month is only going to get tougher but we will be looking to get three points this afternoon. 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 Ashley Allison Lloyd Berryman Sam Cain Luke Clarke Billy Connor Charlie Cooper Harvey Cooper Ed Dryden Liam Field-Millard Jordan Geddes Ollie Hewson Anthony Kirby Aidan Largan Cavan Lowe Scott Norgate Karol Papaj Luke Prior Anthony Sparks Callum Thompson Lloyd Waters George West Toby Wingham

7 YOUNG rams Date opponents Res Cmp Substitutes used 7 Sep AFC Totton 2-7 HYL Prior Clarke Geddes West Wingham 1 Connor H Cooper Sparks Berryman A Kirby Lowe Field-Millard, Papaj 1, Waters, Largan 14 Sep United Services 0-9 HFA Prior Lowe Geddes Largan Field-Millard Clarke Sparks H Cooper Berryman Wingham A Kirby Papaj, Cain, Hewson, Thompson 21 Sep Sholing 1-5 HYL Prior Lowe Geddes Largan Field-Millard Waters H Cooper 1 Sparks Clarke Berryman Cain West, Thompson 25 Sep Christchurch 3-4* FAY Prior Lowe Geddes West Field-Millard Clarke H Cooper 1 Dryden Sparks Berryman 1 Allison Connor, Wingham 1, Papaj * 3-3 after 90 mins, Christchurch won 4-3 after extra time 28 Sep US Portsmouth B 0-2 HYC Prior Lowe Geddes Largan Hewson Field-Millard H Cooper Allison Sparks Wingham Berryman Waters, Papaj 5 Oct United Services 1-2 HYL Prior Cain Geddes Largan Field-Millard 1 Sparks H Cooper Allison Clarke Berryman C Cooper Norgate 19 Oct Wimborne Town HYL 2 Nov AFC Stoneham 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 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, 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 Show your support by backing favourite player YOU CAN show your support for the Rams and your favourite player and if you do so you will be able to watch him in action for free all season. You can sponsor any of the players in the first team, reserves and youth team and in return you will get plenty for your generous show of support. Sponsoring a player costs just 70 and in return you will receive a corporate Shock at news of death of Ed Parker OFFICIALS at Petersfield Town FC were shocked and saddened to hear of the death of Ed Parker this week. Ed was the father of Greg Parker, a regular in the Rams defence a few seasons ago, and his father was a regular membership card which will give you free entry to all first team, reserve and youth team games for the rest of the season (doesn t include FA competition games). You will also benefit from members prices at the bar and your name or company logo will be included in the matchday programme and on the club website. For more details about player sponsorship ask at the bar in the clubhouse. Still time for your company to show their support for Rams IT MAY be October but there are still plenty of ways to show your support for Petersfield Town Football Club this season. These are exciting times for the club as we look to push on up the Sydenhams Wessex Premier Division table and we have ambitions to continue our climb up the non-league pyramid system. But we can t do it without your support. Tuesday night s game against Moneyfields brought one of the biggest crowds in years to Love Lane 180 watched the top two sides in the division battle it out. We also need the support of our business community to help move the club forward both on and off the pitch. There are plenty of ways to get involved and in return your club will be promoted to our growing band of supporters and also to people at matches across Hampshire, Wiltshire and Dorset. There are still tickets available for our draw, with sponsorship on the front of team shirts up for grabs, you can ensure your firm is in the spotlight with a pitchside advertising board or you may wish to sponsor our website or another aspect of the club. All the details of our packages can be found on the front page of our website. visitor to Love Lane and a popular man around the club. Vice chairman Graeme Moir said: Our thoughts are with Greg and his family at this sad time. Ed was very popular around the club. This news is very sad. 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 Craig Barrett Jamie Butwell Mark Carrington Ryan Coker Richard Douglas Ed Dryden Michael Essai William Essai Stan Hopkins Ash Howes Robbie Humphrey Aiden Hutchings Gary Judd Anthony Kirby Jack Kirby Alex Lowley Zach Messingbird Brad Miles Mike Newman Harry Page Josh Pegden Bennie Read Olly Searle Jake Slater Robbie Tambling Danny Thompson Jody Thorpe Andy Todd Tom Turner Sean Wain Ben Wason Alfey Whittingham Joss 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 2-4 WLP M Whittingham Searle Wain Page 1 Carrington Hopkins Butwell Wason 1 Slater J Kirby Messingbird Hutchings A Kirby Humphrey 13 Sep Bemerton HH 3-2 WLP M Whittingham Searle J Whittingham Wason Carrington Hopkins A Whittingham Page Judd 1 Coker Messingbird M Essai 1 Humphrey 1 Butwell 20 Sep Ringwood Tn 3-3 WLP M Whittingham M Essai 1 J Whittingham Wason 1 Searle Carrington Butwell Page Judd 1 Coker Humphrey Hutchings Barrett 27 Sep Moneyfields 3-1 WLP M Whittingham M Essai Dryden Hopkins Wason 1 Miles 1 Humphrey Read Hutchings Judd Messingbird Coker 1 A Whittingam Carrington 1 Oct Horndean 4-1 WLC M Whittingham M Essai Messenbird Miles Hopkins Carrington Read Wason 1 Judd 2 Lowley 1 W Essai J Whittingham, Barrett, J Kirby 4 Oct Romsey Town 4-3 HIC M Whittingham Carrington Barrett A Whittingham Hopkins Turner 1 Humphrey 1 Wason Judd 1 Hutchings J Whittingham Messingbird 1, M Essai, Thorpe 11 Oct Fareham Town WLS 18 Oct AFC Portchester WLP KEY: Home games in bold; WYP: Wyvern Premier Division; WYS: Wyvern Shield; WYC: Wyvern League Cup; HIC: Hampshire Intermediate Cup; Res: Result; Cmp: Competition; 2: number of goals scored; a: after extra time TODAY S visitors Alresford have plenty to be proud of from recent seasons FOOTBALL in Alresford dates back as far as 1894, if not earlier, according to the records available and researched by club historian Dave Woods. But the Alresford Town we know today started up relatively recently, joining the North Hants Senior League in The Magpies were runners-up in their first season and were promoted to Hampshire League Division 2 in They then repeated the previous season s feat, finishing second and winning promotion to Division 1. Alresford were relegated to Division 2 in 1995, and a year later left the Hampshire League altogether to rebuild in the North Hants League. They rejoined the Hampshire League in 2000, finishing third in Division 2 in They went one place better the following season and were duly promoted to Division 2. After two seasons in Division 1 Alresford gained entry into the newly formed Wessex Division 2 for the season. This became Division 1 in , and the Magpies finished second in their first season, gaining promotion to the Wessex Premier Division. The Magpies finished 21st in their first Premier season, narrowly escaping the drop, but gradually improved, finishing 17th in both and and 15th in both and Alresford entered the FA Vase for the first time in and the FA Cup for the first time in They achieved the biggest victory of the Extra Preliminary Round of the FA Cup in 2008, beating Shaftesbury 8-0. The season brought a massive step forward for the club with a series of fantastic results. Alresford led the league for much of the season, finishing runners-up to Blackfield and Langley with 89 points from 40 games played. The Magpies were unbeaten in league and cup football for a four-month spell spanning December to April, including a run of 17 straight wins. That winning run saw Alresford retain the North Hants Senior Cup and beat Brockenhurst to win the Sydenhams Wessex League Cup for the first time. But the greatest achievement of all came in the Hampshire Senior Cup. After beating Aldershot Town en-route to the final, they took on AFC Bournemouth on their own turf at the Goldsands Stadium and beat them 3-2 to lift the trophy, a rare feat for a Step five club in amongst the higher ranked clubs. Season brought more triumphs. Alresford retained both the Sydenhams Wessex League Cup and the North Hants Senior Cup, and won the Aldershot Senior Cup at the first attempt, beating Camberley in the final at Aldershot Town s Recreation Ground Stadium. Alresford achieved their best ever showing in the FA Vase, reaching the fourth round proper before bowing out at the hands of Hallen. The Magpies again finished second in the league, this time chalking up 97 points and finishing four points behind eventual winners Sholing. At the end of the season the successful team broke up, leaving the new management pairing of Jeremy Stagg and Martin Beck to build an entirely new team. The club has plenty to live up to, but having achieved so much it can hold its head up and look forward with optimism to whatever brings. 20 9

10 RAMS report Nothing to separate top two sides as they battle out draw 10 Petersfield Town 0 Moneyfields 0 THEY were the top two teams in the Sydenhams Wessex Premier Division before kick-off but the two sides could not be separated during this enthralling match last Tuesday night. Second placed Petersfield took on leaders Moneyfields at Love Lane but the only thing that came between them in the end was Newport IOW their home win against Bournemouth put them up to second and the Rams dropped to third place. Some have said this wasn t the greatest of encounters but it was interesting to see the two styles of the teams and how they fared against each other Moneyfields direct play caused plenty of problems but Petersfield s passing, flowing game always threatened to open up the visitors, especially in the closing stages of the second half. In the first half the two sides traded chances. After 11 minutes Todd broke clear down the right, played the ball inside to Warren Hunt and his lay-off found Ash Howes but as he tried to pass the ball into the net his effort went straight at Moneys keeper Cameron Scott. A minute later and Rams keeper Matt Shortt was scrambling across his goal to keep out a shot by Steve Hutchings and then Shortt had to push Jake Morgan s free kick on to the crossbar after he curled it around the defensive wall from 25 yards out. Alfie Rutherford then shot high and wide of the target after being left unmarked at the far post. A long ball from midfield then saw the Moneys keeper and a defender get in each other s way and the ball fell to Jake Slater on the right but Scott made an easy save as he scrambled back towards goal. On 38 minutes Petersfield went close when Slater picked up the ball on the right and played it inside to Hunt, who helped it on to Danny Thompson but Scott was equal to his curling effort and dived to his left to make a good save. The Rams nearly took the lead a minute before half time when Jamie Ford was left unmarked at a corner but his header clipped the top of the crossbar. Moneyfields almost took the lead a minute after half time when Hutchings raced clear from the half way line but Sean Wain had tracked his run and as he made his way into the penalty area, the Rams defender was on hand to block the striker s attempted shot on goal. Shortt was then called on to make two big saves midway through the half. Rutherford s shot from 25 yards took a big deflection but the Rams keeper managed to change direction quickly enough to make the save. The visitors then broke clear down the left and the ball was then spread to the right into the path of substitute Jake Raine but Shortt spread himself in front of his opponent and blocked his shot with his legs. The closing stages of the match saw both sides trying to attack each other but neither made any real progress further forward than the midfield area. However, two minutes into injury time Petersfield forced a corner and the cross from the right found Todd completely unmarked inside the six yard box. However, he tried to glance his header into the net rather than meet it full on and the ball went across the goal and was cleared. 19

11 RAMS in action RAMS in action Andy Todd (left) scores against Blackfield and Langley at Love Lane Jack James in action against Blackfield and Langley 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. This week we go back to November 1987 when Petersfield United were finding life a bit of a struggle in the Isthmian League. The club s 2-0 defeat at home to Chertsey Town meant they continued a poor run of home form which had seen them take only a single point from a possible 15. Against Chertsey they suffered a continuation of their problem of not being able to find the back of the net. Bob Musselwhite went close after 18th minutes when he was set up by Dave Pettit, and Hewitt was then denied eight minutes later by a double save from Petersfield keeper Peter Cottan. Balding then crossed to Manns but he shot narrowly wide before the half came to a goalless end. However, Chertsey took the lead four minutes after the interval when a long ball found Jablonski, who raced away to slot past the advancing Cottan. Bob Musselwhite went close again for the Rams but his shot was saved. Chertsey secured all three points on 84 minutes when Cheeseman volleyed home from close range. Pictured (above) is some action from the game between Chertsey and Petersfield United. The club was also counting the cost of the Great Storm. Temporary repairs were needed to the club s floodlight system to allow evening matches to be played. RAMS report Petersfield s luck runs out as they lose out in FA Vase tie Fareham Town 1 Petersfield Town 0 THE LATE, late show returned for Petersfield for the third Saturday running but this time there was no happy ending. Fareham substitute Jordan Neal struck with five minutes remaining to send the Rams tumbling out of the FA Vase and they can have few complaints about the defeat following a frustrating afternoon at Cams Alders. Fareham should have wrapped this game up long before the 85th minute as they created a whole host of chances in the opening 20 minutes. In the opening minute Graham Lindsey found himself with the ball at his feet only six yards out but Petersfield were saved by the linesman s flag for offside. Good build up play then saw the ball worked up to Liam Bradbury on the edge of the penalty area but he completely missed the ball when shaping to shoot. Simon Woods was then sent clear into the box, he turned inside his marker and his low shot had to be hacked off the line. Wayne Boud then picked up the ball in midfield and was allowed to advance to the edge of the box and unleash a low shot which keeper Matt Shortt got down well to smother. Fareham s best chance of the first half arrived after 14 minutes when Woods was sent clear of the defence down the middle of the pitch but the time he gave himself to shoot allowed Ed Dryden to get back and block his effort. Midway through the first half Petersfield managed to finally get themselves into the game and Dryden s attempted scissor kick at the far post from a cross and Warren Hunt shooting straight at the keeper represented their first efforts. Bradbury then had two chances to put Fareham in front. The ball was pulled back to him on the edge of the area for the first but he hit his shot high and wide of the target and the second chance saw him take the ball into the penalty area, flick the ball over a defender and then force a fine save from Shortt to push his powerful volley over the crossbar. The best chance of the half though fell to Petersfield a minute before half time. A free kick from the right was met by Dryden but his powerful downward header just went wide of the target. The Rams made a brighter start to the second half and Ash Howes had a chance to score on 55 minutes after Jack James and then Hunt worked the ball to him on the edge of the area. He tried to float his shot towards the top corner but only managed to put the ball straight into the hands of Fareham keeper Luke Hutchings. James then had a good chance two minutes later when the keeper and a defender got in each other s way and the ball fell to him on the right. He took his time to shoot which allowed Hutchings to scramble back and easily save his shot. The winner came five minutes from time. Petersfield should have been awarded a free kick for a foul in midfield but the referee allowed play to continue and Fareham swept the ball to the right hand side. The ball eventually found substitute Jordan Neal in the penalty area and he initially lost possession but he won it back as a defender tried to clear the danger, steadied himself and then fired a low shot 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 Matt Benham Ben Buckland Jamie Butwell Ryan Coker Ed Dryden Luke Eaton Mike Essai Will Essai Jamie Ford Luke Heard Stan Hopkins Ash Howes Warren Hunt Aiden Hutchings Jack James Gari Judd Jack Kirby Alex Lowley Brad Miles Harry Page Joe Richardson Olly Searle Matt Shortt Jason Silver Jake Slater Robbie Tambling Danny Thompson Andy Todd Sean Wain Alex Ward Ben Wason LEAGUE tables WESSEX LEAGUE Wessex Division 1 P W D L F A P Fleet Spurs Amesbury Town US Portsmouth Team Solent Tadley Calleva New Milton Tn Cowes Sports Ringwood Town Hythe & Dibden Pewsey Vale Laverstock & Ford Romsey Town East Cowes Vics Downton Andover NS WYVERN LEAGUE Wyvern Premier Division P W D L F A P Winchester City PETERSFIELD Team Solent AFC Portchester Dorchester Town Ringwood Town Sholing Bemerton HH Wimborne Town AFC Totton Moneyfields Wessex Premier Division P W D L F A P Moneyfields Newport IOW PETERSFIELD Whitchurch Utd Brockenhurst Blackfield & Lang Folland Sports Bemerton HH Winchester City AFC Portchester Hamworthy Utd Horndean Lymington Town Alresford Town Andover Town Verwood Town Fawley Bournemouth Fareham Town Christchurch Totton & Eling HANTS YOUTH LEAGUE Hampshire Youth League Division 1 P W D L F A P AFC Stoneham Christchurch Sholing United Services AFC Totton Moneyfields Colden Common Wimborne Town PETERSFIELD

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 th WLP Shortt Archbold 1 Ford Miles Dryden Ward James Lowley Silver 1 Hunt 2 Richardson Tambling Thompson Howes 6 Sep Christchurch th WLP Shortt Archbold Ford Miles Dryden Ward James Lowley Tambling 3 Hunt Thompson Todd 1 Slater Richardson 9 Sep Bournemouth HSC Shortt Archbold Wain Miles Dryden Ward Richardson 1 Lowley Tambling 2 Todd 1 Thompson Slater Hunt 1 Coker 13 Sep Lymington Town nd WLP Shortt Archbold Wain James Ford Ward Richardson Lowley Tambling Hunt 1 Thompson Todd 1 Howes Slater 16 Sep Aldershot Town HSC Shortt Archbold Wain James Ford Ward Richardson Slater Todd 3 Hunt Thompson 1 Howes 1 Lowley Dryden 20 Sep Blackfield & Langley st WLP Shortt Archbold Wain James Ford Ward Richardson Howes 1 Todd 2 Hunt Thompson Slater Miles Dryden 23 Sep Clanfield PSC Eaton M Essai Wain Hopkins Dryden Wason Butwell 1 Page Slater 2 Judd 1 Howes W Essai 1 Heard Hutchings 27 Sep Andover Town st WLP Shortt Archbold Wain James Ford Ward Richardson Howes 1 Slater Hunt 1 Thompson Benham W Essai Searle 4 Oct Fareham Town FAV Shortt Archbold Wain James Ford Dryden Richardson Howes Slater Hunt Thompson Todd Benham W Essai 7 Oct Moneyfields rd WLP Shortt Archbold Wain Miles Ford Dryden Slater Howes Todd Hunt Thompson Lowley Benham Richardson 11 Oct Alresford Town WLP 15 Oct Whitchurch United WLP 18 Oct Verwood Town WLP 21 Oct Gosport Borough - RCC 25 Oct Tadley Calleva - WLC 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