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 Jack James Jamie Ford Alex Ward Joe Richardson Jake Slater Andy Todd Warren Hunt Danny Thompson Alex Lowley Ed Dryden Ian Saunders Ash Howes Luke Eaton Manager: Ian Saunders Assistant manager: Jason Hampson Coaches: Shane Brayson & Jason Mann Blackfield & Langley white and green shirts, green shorts, white and green socks Joseph Byrne Michael Durdey Joshua Hanratty Steve Ledger Jamie Musselwhite Satoru Okada Josh Parry Maurice Stuart Gareth Barfoot Dave Ewen Nicholas Tayler Richard Jackson Jake Rowley Jack Satterley Lukas Ruzicka James Pinder Manager: John Robson Assistant manager: Chris Farrell Goalkeeper coach: Vijay Korgaokar TODAY S MATCH OFFICIALS Referee: Rob Ablitt Assistants: Kevin Robinson & Robert Walczak Next home game: Tuesday, September 23 Clanfield, 7.45pm RAMS review Official matchday magazine of Petersfield Town FC Shirt sponsors Saturday, September 20, 2014 Sydenhams League Premier Division Blackfield & Langley stadium sponsor

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3 TODAY S fixtures Full programme of fixtures for Wessex League today LEAGUE matters are in full focus this afternoon for the first time in a few weeks. Football takes a break this weekend from the FA competitions, so today we have a full programme of fixtures across the Wessex League, both in the Premier Division and Division 1. So with no FA Cup or FA Vase ties, the league tables will start to take more shape with more matches being played. Fixtures which catch the eye are the East Hampshire derby which sees Alresford Town host Horndean. Leaders Moneyfields host Lymington Town and Winchester City play Newport IOW at home. In Division 1, early leaders United Services Portsmouth host Downton and there is a top of the table clash between Fleet Spurs and Ringwood Town. In the Football League, Portsmouth will be looking to push on back up the League 2 table when they host Wycombe Wanderers at Fratton Park. A round up of the half time scores will be read out on the tannoy system in the Love Lane stadium during the interval. TODAY S FIXTURES Sydenhams Wessex League Premier Division AFC Portchester v Bemerton Heath Harlequins Alresford Town v Horndean Bournemouth v Whitchurch United Fareham Town v Brockenhurst Fawley v Folland Sports Hamworthy United v Andover Town Moneyfields v Lymington Town Petersfield Town v Blackfield & Langley Verwood Town v Totton & Eling Winchester City v Newport IOW Sydenhams Wessex League Division 1 Amesbury Town v Romsey Town Cowes Sports v Andover New Street Fleet Spurs v Ringwood Town Hythe & Dibden v East Cowes Vics Team Solent v Laverstock & Ford United Services Portsmouth v Downton Sydenhams Wessex League Cup Christchurch v New Milton Town Wyvern League Premier Division Ringwood Town v Petersfield Town Wimborne Town v AFC Totton SELECTED OTHER FIXTURES Sky Bet League 2 Portsmouth v Wycombe Wanderers Vanarama Conference Aldershot Town v Lincoln City Eastleigh v Braintree Town Vanarama Conference South Basingstoke Town v Boreham Wood Bromley v Gosport Borough Maidenhead United v Havant and Waterlooville Staines Town v Farnborough Southern League Division 1 Central Division St Ives Town v Godalming Town Southern League Division 1 South & West Division AFC Totton v Tiverton Town Cinderford Town v Sholing Wantage Town v Fleet Town 26 3

4 RESERVES in action KEEP CALM The reserves in action against Bemerton Heath Harlequins last week. AND SUPPORT THE RAMS 4 25

5 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 Contact us Youth team Manager: Andy Field-Millard Petersfield Town Football Club Love Lane, Petersfield, Hants GU31 4BW Grounds volunteers Telephone number: address: Petersfield Town FC is an unincorporated association Website: Facebook: groups/ / Groundsman: John Martin Gateman: Bill Underwood 24 GOOD afternoon to everyone attending today s match at Love Lane, including the players, officials and supporters from Blackfield and Langley and the match officials. Tuesday night brought us another victory this time over Aldershot Town in the Hampshire Senior Cup. They may have sent their academy side to Love Lane for the game but you can only beat what is put out in front of you and again our professional approach to the game ensured we won through to the next round. This afternoon s game could well prove to be a pivotal one as far as the season is concerned. It sees us take our record of being second in the Premier Division table up against Blackfield s record of remaining unbeaten in the league so far this campaign. It will be a good test again of our credentials, showing how far we have come and no doubt how far we still need to go to class ourselves as one of the top sides in this division. Saying all that we should embrace occasions like this as we have nothing to fear going into fixtures like this. It is important to test ourselves in the most demanding of conditions it shows the undoubted ability and talents we have within the club. It also helps to show where we are in terms of our development at this stage of the season and potential areas where more work may be needed. Again though, and I find myself saying this almost every week, anything is possible and the belief currently running through the team is amazing. With the right preparation and focus I am sure we are capable of earning another three points today against one of the best sides in the Premier Division. GRAEME MOIR, VICE CHAIRMAN 5

6 MANAGER S notes Today s game undoubtedly our toughest test in the Premier Division so far I WOULD like to welcome and congratulate John and his Blackfield charges to Love Lane for this Premier Division encounter. Blackfield are currently unbeaten in the league and are still competing in the FA national cup competitions. Our visitors have a plethora of excellent players who have plied their trade at higher levels and this will certainly be the greatest challenge of our fledgling Premier Division experience. I have known John for a long time and he has always been a coach/ manager that I have looked up to. He has a fantastic reputation after a long career in non-league football and I am hoping he will give me a tip or two in these early years of my own managerial career. We have had an excellent couple of weeks in both league and cup competitions, although our niaive disciplinary record and our unlucky knack of picking up injuries is starting to take their toll. Last season s top scorer Robbie Tambling was on the receiving end of some harsh treatment last weekend and it would seem his services cannot be called upon for at least a few weeks. We are also still missing young Will Essai, Luke Heard and the live wire Jason Silver. Alex Lowley starts the first of his three match ban today also. All games for a newly promoted club are tough, but today will undoubtedly be our toughest so far. We are currently in a period of good confidence and we can only hope this will help us compete this afternoon. Good luck to both clubs today and we hope to see as many supporters as possible here on Tuesday night when we host local rivals Clanfield in the Portsmouth Senior Cup. 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 Lloyd Berryman Sam Cain Luke Clarke Billy Connor Harvey Cooper Liam Field-Millard Jordan Geddes Ollie Hewson Anthony Kirby Aidan Largan Cavan Lowe 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 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 Cooper Berryman Wingham A Kirby Papaj, Cain, Hewson, Thompson 21 Sep Sholing HYL 25 Sep Christchurch FAY 5 Oct United Services HYL 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 Party time at Love Lane and everyone is invited IT WILL be party time at Love Lane next weekend and everyone is invited to let their hair down and join in the fun. The club party night is being held in the clubhouse at the Love Lane Stadium next Saturday, September 27, from 7pm. Players from all three of the club s teams will be in attendance and everyone involved with the club is invited to come and join in an evening of celebration and PETERSFIELD Town s season is entering a particularly busy period with the midweeks full of fixtures in the month ahead. This Tuesday night (September 23) sees Hampshire Premier League side Clanfield come to Love Lane for a derby clash in the Portsmouth Senior Cup (kick-off 7.45pm). On Saturday, September 27, the Rams travel to Andover Town in the Premier Division (3pm). The following Saturday, October 4, Petersfield travel to Fareham Town in the FA Vase (3pm). Next up is current league leaders Youth team prepares for FA cup tie PETERSFIELD Town s youth team enter the national FA competition this week. The youth will be taking a break from their Hampshire County Youth League duties to play in the first qualifying round of the FA Youth Cup. partying, with the first two months of the season completed. Supporters, sponsors, committee members, volunteers and friends and family are all welcome at the event, which will include music, food and plenty of drink. Tickets cost 2 per person and are currently available from the bar in the Love Lane clubhouse. Busy period of fixtures coming up for Petersfield s first team Moneyfields, who will travel to Love Lane on Tuesday, October 7 (7.45pm). Another home league game follows on Saturday, October 11, when Alresford Town are the opponents for an East Hampshire derby clash (3pm). Wednesday, October 15, brings more Premier Division action with a trip to Whitchurch United (7.45pm). The action returns to Love Lane on Saturday, October 18, when Verwood Town will be the visitors (3pm). Tuesday, October 21, will see the Rams visit Conference South side Gosport Borough for a Russell Cotes Cup tie (7.45pm kick-off). They will take on Christchurch at Love Lane this Thursday (September 25). The game will kick-off at 7.45pm. The young Rams were due to play Salisbury City in the opening round but received a walkover through to this tie. 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 Ryan Coker Richard Douglas Michael Essai Stan Hopkins Ash Howes Robbie Humphrey Aiden Hutchings Gary Judd Anthony Kirby Jack Kirby Zach Messingbird Mike Newman Harry Page Josh Pegden Olly Searle Jake Slater Robbie Tambling Danny Thompson Jody Thorpe Andy Todd 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 WLP 27 Sep Moneyfields WLP 1 Oct Horndean WLC 4 Oct Romsey Town HIC 11 Oct Fareham Town WLS 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 Blackfield and Langley have enjoyed steady progression AFTER playing in the war time Hythe and District League, Blackfield and Langley joined the Southampton Junior League and in 1946 won the Division 1 title and appeared in the final of the Senior Cup, losing to NDLC. However, the following season they won the cup and were Southampton League West Division champions. After this the club applied to join the Hampshire League and they made their debut in Division 3 West in Although they won the title the following season, the club did not move into Division 2 until They remained in this division for the next four seasons but were relegated at the end of Bad fortune lasted for 15 years as the club dropped into Division 4, were promoted in after finishing third but dropped back again in Then in the Hampshire League reorganised and Division 4 was swallowed up by Division 3 and as runners-up promotion was secured to Division 2. After three seasons in Division 2, promotion was gained to the top division, overhauling run away leaders, Locks Heath, with a last match win at Cowes. In the first season in the top flight the club finished a credible tenth. In the following seasons the club established itself as one of the most consistent teams in the league with 11 top six finishes, including three second places and then won the elusive championship in With the establishment of the Wessex League in , Blackfield and Langley recognised that to compete against the best in local football the long term aim had to be elevation to the new league. With the emphasis for entry into the league being on facilities as much as ability on the pitch, negotiations were opened with Fawley District Council for a long lease on a ground which gave the club the necessary security to develop it to the required standard. The pitch at Gang Warily was identified and the council provided a playing surface that is the envy of many teams. Chairman at the time, Hans McDonald, his successor Ian Hoare and an enthusiastic committee set about bringing the ground up to standard. The best opportunity came in the championship year but the funds ran out to complete ground improvements, so second place Moneyfields were promoted. The club s chance for promotion came two years later. A last match win at West Wight Mayflower meant the dream had been realised after 50 seasons of Hampshire League football. After five years in Wessex Division 1 the club were relegated to the new Division 2 in Over the years Blackfield and Langley has had their fair share of cup success. In the 1980 and 1990s, the club made six appearances at the Dell in the Southampton Senior Cup to add to the two in the 1940s, ending up as winners four times. The last success in 1998 produced a league and cup double. The club were losing finalists in the Russell Cotes Cup in 1986, the Hampshire Youth League Cup in 1991 and the Hampshire Youth Floodlight Final in The season brought promotion back to the top division of the Wessex League. The season saw them win the Premier Division, reach the fourth qualifying round of the FA Cup and reach the last 32 of the FA Vase. 20 9

10 RAMS report Aldershot lose out as Rams book place in the next round 10 Petersfield Town 5 Aldershot Town 2 PETERSFIELD saw off the threat of Remy and Zola to cruise through to the third round of the Hampshire Senior Cup last Tuesday night. However, the Rams weren t up against Premier League giants Loic and Gianfranco Johan Remy and Kevin Zola were part of the academy side Aldershot Town sent to Love Lane for this cup tie. Apart from the pace they had up front, the Shots had little to worry Petersfield on the night and the Rams knocked out the Conference side with relative ease. Many in the crowd thought Joe Richardson had fired Petersfield in front after only seven minutes but his shot from almost 30 yards out hit the post. The Rams were in front on 11 minutes when a cross from the left by Danny Thompson was flicked on at the near post and Andy Todd was lurking at the far post and he ran in and headed the ball home. The home side doubled their lead on 19 minutes when a cross from the right went across the face of the goal before being picked up by Thompson and he shot low into the far corner of the net from the left hand corner of the penalty area. Aldershot had to wait until the 26th minute of the game before they could fashion a half chance on goal. Good midfield play saw the ball worked from the left to Remy on the edge of the box but his shot was charged down. They went closer three minutes later with a free kick from 25 yards out on the right hand side, forcing Rams keeper Matt Shortt to punch the ball clear at his near post. Todd then had another chance to extend Petersfield s lead when he flicked on a cross from the left at the near post but the ball was missed by keeper James Skillon and Warren Hunt before it dropped just wide of the far post. Aldershot got themselves back into the game eight minutes after half time when a ball up the right hand side of midfield saw substitute Glory Manitou race clear and he hit a first time shot past Shortt and inside his near post. Four minutes later the Shots could have drawn level when a cross from the right was headed clear to the edge of the area where substitute Shylo Mcnally was waiting for any loose balls but he hit his first time effort well wide of the target. However, the Rams made it 3-1 on the hour mark when a cross from Jake Slater on the right found Todd in the penalty area and Skillon could only help his powerful header into the net. Aldershot made it 3-2 on 63 minutes when a ball straight down the middle of the pitch sent Joshua Francis racing clear and he smashed his first time shot past Shortt. Just as it looked like the visitors may be able to draw level for the first time in the game Petersfield scored two goals in three minutes to put the result beyond doubt. On 72 minutes Hunt had a one-on-one chance blocked by Skillon and after the ball was half cleared, Jack James cross found substitute Ash Howes completely unmarked inside the penalty area and he had time to pick out the top corner of the goal with his shot. Todd finally completed his hat-trick on 74 minutes when Hunt laid the ball off inside for his team mate to go through and put a low shot under Skillon. 19

11 RAMS in action RAMS in action Andy Todd takes the ball clear of the Lymington Town defence. Warren Hunt in action at Lymington Town last Saturday

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 February 1996 and Petersfield s 2-1 win over Eastleigh in the Wessex League. Reporter Peter Koerner explained the reasons why the Rams had ended a run of poor form and he put it down to one thing Petersfield oozed class. If one of the players lost the ball another was on hand to pounce and take up the initiative, said the report. The approach play was a pleasure to watch but the finishing was woeful. Darren Chambers was guilty of a couple of misses, one from around four yards out, as was Matt Short, who hit a shot well wide after being sent clear. Petersfield paid the price for not taking their chances when Eastleigh took the lead three minutes before half time when Dean Byrne shot the ball home from 30 yards out. However, Petersfield were back on level terms nine minutes into the second half when Paul Russell got himself in the way of an attempted clearance and the ball bounced off of him and into the net. The Rams got their winner on 81 minutes when Russell set up the goal. His shot was only parried by Eastleigh keeper Adam Gage and Short followed up to stab the ball into the net. The match action picture that went with the match report in the Post (see above) shows Petersfield s Paul Russell (left) battling for possession with an Eastleigh player. RAMS report Todd comes off the bench to make a difference for Rams Lymington Town 1 Petersfield Town 2 PETERSFIELD moved up to second place in the Sydenhams Premier Division table after securing their sixth win in a row from a tough encounter with Lymington Town last Saturday. The Rams had to dig in and battle their way through what was an even match for the large part but their extra quality up front was the difference in the final assessment of the game. Although the visitors came under periods of pressure throughout the afternoon, defensively they looked relatively comfortable and dealt with the attacks which came their way. However, the home side could and probably should have raced into a 2-0 lead with only six minutes on the clock. The first attack of the afternoon saw Jack Odam put clean through the centre of the Rams defence but he curled his shot over the goal and Tony Lee then picked up the ball on the left hand edge of the penalty area, cut inside his marker and curled his shot on to the crossbar. Midway through the first half Lee should have done better when he had a free header on goal but Matt Shortt got down well to save at the base of the post. The Rams then lost Robbie Tambling due to a horrific looking challenge. The ball was running out of play on the right wing as Tambling and Tom Man tried to chase after it but the Lymington defender appeared to shove Tambling in the back, which sent him flying into the referee s assistant and the pitchside barrier. Tambling eventually hobbled back to the dressing room after a lengthy spell of treatment at the side of the pitch. He was later checked out at hospital and is now likely to be out for two weeks with a shoulder injury. Despite the challenge looking like a clear case of dangerous play the referee took no further action and the game eventually restarted with a throw in. Tambling s replacement, Andy Todd, almost had an instant impact for the Rams. His downward header at the far post was straight at the keeper and his close range shot from a low cross was blocked by the keeper s legs. Petersfield took the lead three minutes into the second half following a period of good build up play in midfield. First Joe Richardson tried to burst through when the ball was played up to the edge of the penalty area but then Todd took on the loose ball, got clear of the defence and after he took the ball around keeper Monty George, the youngster made the slightest of contact with the striker s legs to send him tumbling. Hunt made no mistake with his spot kick when he fired the penalty into the roof of the net. However, the lead lasted only two minutes when the home side forced an equaliser. A long ball through the middle of the Rams defence was not picked up and as the ball bounced inside the penalty area, Lee got a touch to it to bundle the ball over the line. The Rams got what proved to be the winner after 68 minutes. Again good passing through the midfield created the space for Todd to be put clear and he allowed the ball to run down the right hand side of the penalty area before firing a low shot under George and inside the far post from a tight angle

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 US Portsmouth Tadley Calleva Ringwood Town Fleet Spurs New Milton Tn Amesbury Town Cowes Sports Team Solent Pewsey Vale Laverstock & Ford Hythe & Dibden Romsey Town East Cowes Vics Downton Andover NS WYVERN LEAGUE Wyvern Premier Division P W D L F A P Winchester City AFC Portchester Team Solent AFC Totton Dorchester Tn PETERSFIELD Ringwood Town Sholing Wimborne Town Moneyfields Bemerton HH Wessex Premier Division P W D L F A P Moneyfields PETERSFIELD Brockenhurst Newport IOW Whitchurch Utd Blackfield & Lang Horndean Winchester City Folland Sports Lymington Town Andover Town AFC Portchester Hamworthy Utd Verwood Town Fawley Bournemouth Christchurch Fareham Town Bemerton HH Alresford Town Totton & Eling HANTS YOUTH LEAGUE Hampshire Youth League Division 1 P W D L F A P Christchurch AFC Totton AFC Stoneham United Services Sholing Moneyfields Colden Common PETERSFIELD Wimborne Town

14 Facts and Figures 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 WLP 23 Sep Clanfield - PSC 27 Sep Andover Town WLP 4 Oct Fareham Town - FAV 7 Oct Moneyfields WLP 11 Oct Alresford Town WLP 15 Oct Whitchurch United 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 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 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