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

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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 Ben Buckland Steve Sones Jack James Luke Heard Lewis Hyde Mike Asare Andrew Todd Joe Richardson Phil Archbold Sam Martin Ryan Coker Robbie Tambling Ben Coverdale Owain Hoskins Will Essai Manager: Ian Saunders Assistant manager: Jason Hampson Coaches: Shane Brayson & Jason Mann Andover New Street White shirts, blue shorts, white socks Dave Tasker Tom Crozier Mark Keogh Gavin Burgess Ryan Lake Tommy Gentleman Nick Oliver Danny Sullivan Josh Hammett Ryan Heathershaw Kieron Reeves Prince Xhamela David Cotter Jack Hutchings Brad Stead Tyler Lewis Player managers: Matt Styles & Mat Davies Sports therapist: Cara Lewis TODAY S MATCH OFFICIALS Referee: Craig Robson Assistants: Dan Sullivan & Sam Williams NEXT HOME GAME Tuesday, January 8, AFC Portchester, 7.45pm RAMS review Official matchday magazine of Petersfield Town FC Shirt sponsors Saturday, January 5, 014 Wessex League Division 1 Andover New Street stadium sponsor programme sponsor

2 PROUD TO WEAR THESE COLOURS The Half Moon is proud to sponsor Petersfield Town FC and proud to support our kit partners for for the season Fez Petersfield s excellent Turkish restaurant in the town centre From weddings and functions to B&B accommodation and proud of meals in the We re restaurant or just where we come from so the town enjoying a drink in the bar, the flag the first its kind in Half Moon isof the place to go. the country is on our sleeve Italian kit manufacturer is making this kit exclusively just for us and supplied by Sports Scene Ltd London Road, Sheet Call East Hampshire company offers all kinds of household glazing services Adding wings to the shoes of youngsters everywhere check out their website Over 8 years of experience in offering same day dedicated delivery services 150 years call now on toover find out of experience in marketing, PR, more about their Europe and UK services. advertising PETERSFIELD TOWN FOOTBALL CLUB the pride of Petersfield Same day courier service offered across UK and Europe and copywriting 7

3 Steve Tambling Roofing Italian kit manufacturer is making this kit exclusively just for us and supplied by Sports Scene Ltd Trussler Building Company Joseph Richardson Josh Sheehan Football Group SGR Construction, Simon Randal Parson Ash Limited, Kerry Cammack Andrew Todd or Fez Petersfield s excellent Turkish restaurant in the town centre Elite Sygenta, Kevan Richardson Paul Williamson or Stephen Sones PROUD TO WEAR THESE COLOURS and proud to support our kit partners for We re proud of where we come from so the town flag the first of its kind in the country is on our sleeve The Moir Family or East Hampshire company offers all kinds of household glazing services Karol Papaj Ed Sheehan Alex Ward Robert Tambling Matthew Shortt Blake Rowland Henry Randell PLAYER sponsors SPONSOR A PLAYER Pick a player to back for the season ahead for just 50 and get apetersfield corporate season ticket FOOTBALL CLUB TOWN Adding wings to the shoes of youngsters everywhere check out their website the pride of Petersfield For more details about sponsorship call or 6 Same day courier service offered across UK and Europe Over 150 years of experience in marketing, PR, advertising and copywriting

4 PLAYER sponsors William Essai Fleet Transport Liam Field-Millard Wayne Grant RS Purdey Roofing Paulo Hancox or Luke Heard Adrian Camp Electrical Services Ltd Owain Hoskins Robert Humphrey Lewis Hyde B&H Builders, Wayne Hyde Jack James Tim Scott Michael Johnson or Gari Judd Jay Lovick or or Ryan Kennedy Samuel Martin or or Luke Neller Martin Neller Cameron Noble Shane North Gregory Parker or or Carl Parker Matthew Rain or or 4 5

5 PLAYER sponsors Nawaf Ameir Michael Asare Tom Best Luke Bishop Samuel Cain Aaron Camp Thomas Chattell Matthew Collino Callum Cutler Sam Donaldson or Elite Football Group or Adrian Camp Electrical Services Ltd or Ian Saunders or or Philip Archbold Craig Barrett Jamie Birch George Burnett Steven Cammack Mark Carrington Shaun Chenery Benjamin Crawford Jack Dimond Michael Essai Dennis Archbold or or Parson Ash Limited, Alan Sones or or or or or A WARM welcome Club officials Chairman: Tim Scott Vice chairman: Graeme Moir Secretary: Mark Nicoll Treasurer: Jimmy Balogun Management committee Shane Brayson Dave Burley Jason Hampson Malcolm Humphrey John Martin Paul Molloy Paul Ryan Ian Saunders Vice presidents Dave Ayre Charlie Futcher Ken Longland John Martin Mark Nicoll Sarah Pace Paul Ryan John Stimpson Nigel Yates Football management First team Manager: Ian Saunders Assistant: Jason Hampson Coaches: Shane Brayson & Jason Mann Reserve team Manager: Rich Bessey 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 New Street and the match officials. Well hopefully you are reading this and not sat at home wondering what to do on another Saturday without football. It s been a frustrating time for everyone at the club throughout December and January, with more games being called off than played. The youth team have not seen any action since the beginning of December that shows you just how badly the weather has affected some teams. During the enforced break in the action there has been some debate on whether G and 4G pitches should be installed at non-league grounds to ensure more matches can go ahead during winter months. Personally I would not be against seeing one of these pitches installed at Love Lane one day. The quality of the 4G pitches today is excellent and is certainly a far cry from the sand-based carpet-like surfaces which were first introduced at places like Luton Town and Queens Park Rangers in the 1980s. It would also mean for a club like Petersfield we could put the pitch to regular use by training on a 4G surface and even rent the pitch out for other matches. There is certainly an economic case for installing a surface like this at a club like Petersfield but I m sure we would face plenty of opposition from the purists who prefer to play on a true grass surface. But for now we will be sticking with grass so let s hope this horrendous weather relents so we can get a run of matches out of the way. GRAEME MOIR, VICE CHAIRMAN Contact us Petersfield Town Football Club Love Lane, Petersfield, Hants GU JR Telephone number: address: Website: Facebook: groups/ / 4 5

6 MANAGER S notes Warm welcome to Andover team who have had to share the limelight with new boys I WANT to wish a warm welcome to Andover New Street for our second meeting of the season. Our visitors have had a mixed season so far and we know they cannot be under estimated. They have a proven team spirit and that, coupled with ability, is always a useful combination. The previous meeting saw us at our clinical best when we scored six goals. However, New Street showed they certainly can hurt you with two goals of their own and indeed the match was level after an hour. The previous game was an emotional affair following the sad passing of Andover legend JC (John Coleman). I have friends at New Street and would like to wish players, management and staff all the very best for the remainder of the season but obviously not against us today! There are difficult times in Andover at the moment with the new boys on the block, Andover Town, hogging the limelight with the newly re-furbished Portway Stadium. However, it must not be forgotten that both New Street and Andover Lions have fantastic histories and should be commended for their continued efforts within the local footballing community. We had another excellent result in our last away fixture against promotion rivals Pewsey Vale. We dominated the first half and held a -0 lead. The hosts had a great early spell in the second half to reduce the defecit but there was no stopping us as we scored a further two goals to run out comfortable 5- winners. Last Tuesday saw us defeated for the first time since October, when Premier Division big guns AFC Portchester proved too good as they ran out -1 winners in the Hampshire Senior Cup quarter finals. The result was disappointing but the game certainly gave us all food for thought and how we must improve if we want to achieve Premier Division football next season. As a club, we have had a wretched few days with our club being broken into. The mindless vandalism has left a bitter taste around the club, but we are hoping the culprits are brought to justice soon. We are hoping to continue our great league form into 014 as we strive for the ultimate goal of promotion. We still have lots of difficult games in front of us, including today, but we are keeping our feet on the ground and with the players ability on the pitch and the continued hard work behind the scenes, I am hoping this club can finally realise part of the undoubted potential it possesses. All the best. Sus YOUTH player stats Table shows games played and goals scored for the youth team 01/14 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 Tom Best Ed Blackford Jake Burtoo Sam Cain Shawn Chenery Ryan Coker Patrick Cowell Samuel Dew Ed Dryden Liam Field-Millard Ryan Hodd-Jarvis Robert Humphrey George Hunt Charlie Kirby Cavan Lowe Zach Messenbird Luke Othen Karol Papaj Ed Sheehan Adam Smail Harry Tremerie Jordan Warren Lloyd Waters Toby Wingham Patryck Wysocki

7 YOUNG rams Date opponents Res Cmp Substitutes used 1 Sep AFC Totton 0-7 HYL Cowell Cain Dew Hodd-Jarvis R Coker Chenery Field-Millard Burtoo Humphrey Othen Wysocki Kirby Best 1 Field-Millard Wingham Kirby, Lowe, Othen, Hunt R Coker Sep Christchurch -9 HYL Best Messenbird Dryden Wysocki Cain Papaj 1 Warren Sheehan 1 Sheehan Hunt Othen Humphrey 5 Sep Chichester City 1-4 FAY Best Messenbird Wysocki Dryden Warren Papaj Field-Millard Chenery Cain Wingham 6 Oct Colden Common 1-9 HYL Best Cain Wysocki Kirby Field-Millard Sheehan Papaj Smail Othen Wingham 1 Humphrey 1 Humphrey Lowe Chenery 1 Messenbird Papaj Wingham 7 Oct Fleet Town -1 HYC Best Cain Wysocki Warren Field-Millard Sheehan 1 Wingham Blackford Cain Best Chenery Nov United Services - HYL Cowell Papaj Wysocki Warren Field-Millard Sheehan Lowe Messenbird 17 Nov United Services 0- HYC Best Cain Wysocki Dryden Field-Millard Warren Sheehan Messenbird Papaj Humphrey Wingham Lowe Chenery 4 Nov Colden Common 0- HYL Cowell Cain Wysocki Warren Field-Millard Waters Sheehan Messenbird Papaj R Coker Wingham Lowe Best 1 Dec Sholing 0-4 HYL Best Cain Wysocki Warren Field-Millard Waters Lowe Hunt Messenbird Tremerie Wingham Sheehan 18 Jan Eastleigh 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; : number of goals scored a: after extra time The world s largest ceramic tile and sanitary ware manufacturer is proud to support Petersfield Town FC RAK Ceramics UK Ltd, Paris House, Frenchmans Road, Petersfield, GU AW. Tel: Website: www. rakceramics.co.uk Restaurant of the month A real taste of Turkey The food was first class TURKISH CAFE BISTRO MEZE BAR For a true taste of Turkey head to Fez Petersfield s Turkish Restaurant and Meze Bar Bakery Lane, Petersfield, Tel:

8 RAMS news round-up Voting for sports awards is extended until end of month PETERSFIELD Town has been shortlisted for The News Sports Awards 01 and you can help your club to win up to three titles. The south s biggest newspaper runs their prestigious awards every year to recognise the achievements of our local sporting heroes, from performers and managers, to supporters and volunteers the real stars of sport. The winners of each category are decided by a public vote by readers of The News so our candidates for the awards need your support if they are going to collect one of the main prizes at March s awards night in Portsmouth. The club is in the running for three of the prestigious awards and voting for the awards has now been extended and will remain open until midnight on January 1, 014. You can vote using voting forms which are published regularly in The News or you can register votes via text message. Date set for end of season awards PETERSFIELD Town s end of season awards and dinner dance will be taking place on Friday, May 9, from 7pm at the Half Moon pub in Sheet. To vote by text you start your message pen sports, then the two digit code alongside the names below, plus your name, house number and postcode to Total characters in message must not exceed 155 characters. Example message: pen sports Graeme Moir 56 PO16 8BX. Each text vote costs 1 plus your standard network charge. Votes cast after the deadline of midnight on January 1, 014, will not be counted but you will still be charged for them. Here are the codes you need to vote for our award nominees: - Ian Saunders 69 - First team v Blackfield in FA Cup 59 - Bill Underwood 6 - Mark Nicoll 64 - John Martin Remember the more votes you can all cast throughout the club, the more chance we have of picking up some awards, so get voting! Fixtures moved due to weather THE POOR weather conditions have been causing plenty of headaches for the fixtures secretary of the Wessex League. The constant stream of postponements due to waterlogged pitches has led to many changes and additions to the fixture list in the weeks ahead. For example a hat-trick of away games has been slotted in from February 4 on that night we travel to East Cowes Vics in Wessex Division 1 (7.45pm). On February 8 we travel to Andover Town (pm) in the league and on February 11 we head to Alresford Town FC for our rescheduled Wessex League cup semi final tie against Whitchurch. Tickets cost 0 each and include a three course dinner and disco. Details for the event are displayed on page 19 of today s programme. RESERVES player stats Player League stats Cups stats Total stats apps sub goals apps sub goals apps sub goals Nawaf Ameir Craig Barrett Lee Bedden Tom Best Jamie Birch Gary Buller George Burnett Aaron Camp Mark Carrington Thomas Chattell Chris Coe Ryan Coker Scott Cooper Sam Donaldson Edward Dryden Edward Emery Michael Essai William Essai Liam Field-Millard Paulo Hancox Brad Hansler Owain Hoskins Ashley Howes Robert Humphrey Gari Judd Jay Lovick Brad Miles Luke Neller Mike Newman Cameron Noble Shane North Carl Parker Stuart Parsons Matthew Rain Josh Sheehan Aiden Smallbones Patryk Wysocki

9 RESERVE rams Date opponents Res Cmp Substitutes used 1 Humphrey Lovick Noble 1 Aug Alton Town -1 WLE Chattell Carrington Birch Hoskins Rain Emery Parker Ameir Newman R Coker Hoskins 1 Judd W Essai 1 Parker Dryden Barrett Lovick 7 Sep Folland Spts -0 WLE Chattell Carrington Birch Ameir Rain Emery Humphrey 16 Sep Moneyfields - WLS Chattell Camp Barrett Dryden Rain Carrington Humphrey Noble Judd 1 R Coker Parker Birch Lovick 1 Parker Emery Newman 1 Sep Locks Heath 1- WLE Chattell North Barrett Dryden Birch Carrington Humphrey Noble R Coker Judd Neller Dryden Humphrey Barrett Hoskins 1 Judd Newman 1 R Coker 8 Sep Newport IOW 4- WLS Chattell North Donaldson Miles Carrington Emery Sheehan 1 Parker Noble Ameir Emery 1 Humphrey Dryden 1 Judd 4 Coker Donaldson 5 Oct Bisterne Utd 7-1 HIC Best Barrett North Miles Carrington 1 Oct Newport IOW 0-1 WLE Carrington Lovick Barrett Miles Parsons Emery Sheehan Ameir Judd Humphrey Parker 6 Oct Tadley Calleva - WLE Hansler Barrett Carrington Wysocki North Parsons Miles Ameir Noble Judd Humphrey Field-Millard Barrett 1 Humphrey Cooper Judd 1 Miles North 1 Wysocki R Coker Nov New Milton Tn 5-a HIC Best Lovick Parsons Ameir Emery 1 Emery Humphrey Judd R Coker Buller Howes Coe Parker Noble Carrington 16 Nov AFC Portchester -0 WLS Hansler Smallbones Parsons M Essai 1 Parsons Barrett Buller 1 Howes 1 Parker 0 Nov AFC Totton 5-5a* WCC Best Smallbones Coe Cooper 1 Carrington North Bedden 1 Judd Newman Nov Colden Common - WLE Best Barrett Parsons North 1 Carrington Coe Bedden Sheehan Newman Miles Howes Dryden Noble M Essai W Essai Parker Dryden Noble 1 Buller Miles 1 Sheehan Carrington 1 Emery Bedden 0 Nov Romsey Town 7-1 WLS Best Barrett Coe Cooper Noble 1 Newman 4 Dec Hayling Utd 7- WLS Best North Coe Cooper Carrington Emery Bedden Sheehan Buller Miles Howes Dryden Dryden 1 Burnett Noble Parsons Birch Barrett Lovick 7 Dec Hamble Club Res 1-0 HIC Best M Essai Coe North Carrington Emery Hancox 1 Sheehan Howes M Essai Parker Humphrey Carrington Emery Bedden North Buller 14 Dec US Portsmouth - WLE Best Smallbones Coe Cooper 4 Jan Baffins Milton Rovers 0-6 HIC Best M Essai Coe Cooper Carrington Emery Humphrey Miles Buller Newman Judd Parker Noble 5 Jan Folland Sports WLE 1 Feb East Cowes Vics WLS 8 Feb US Portsmouth WLE 15 Feb Alresford Town WLE Feb Alton Town WLE * 4-4 after 90 mins, 5-5 after extra time, AFC Totton won -0 on pens KEY: Home games in bold; WLE: Wyvern League Division 1; WLS: Wyvern League Shield; HIC: Hampshire Intermediate Cup; Res: Result; Cmp: Competition; : number of goals scored a: after extra time TODAY S visitors Andover vicar started club to keep youth off the streets ANDOVER New Street Football Club was formed in the 1890s by the vicar of St Mary s Church, Andover, to keep the youth of the town off the streets. The club was originally called St Mary s Youth then St Mary s Swifts and in 1895 settled under the banner of New Street. The club declined during the war years and collapsed in the 1950s only to be reformed in It shared Walled Meadow with Andover FC and also played at London Road and the Drove. Finally in 199 the club moved to its present home at Foxcotte Park and changed its name to Andover New Street in The club has played in the Andover and District League, North Hants League, Hampshire League and the Wessex Combination League. When the Wessex League and Hampshire League amalgamated at the end of season the club moved to the Sydenhams Wessex League Division 1. In the final season of the Hampshire League the club were league runners-up and they won the League Cup. The club runs a full range of youth teams and a successful team in Division 1 of the Hampshire County Women s League. The club also holds the prestigious FA Community Charter Standard Award. The club is continually improving their home ground. Plans are in place to expand the clubhouse and to move the changing room facilities towards the bottom of the pitch area. Andover New Street is a very proud club and always striving to improve not only the footballing side but all aspects of the club. 0 9

10 KEEP CALM AND You are cordially invited to attend the Petersfield Town FC End of Season Awards & Dinner Dance 014 Friday, May 9, 014 from 7pm at the Half Moon Pub, Sheet, GU1 4BE Tickets: 0 to include three course dinner and disco until late. Dress: Smart, no jeans. 10 deposit per ticket to be paid by March 1 full payment by March 0. To book see Jason Mann or ask for booking form at the bar in the stadium clubhouse SUPPORT THE RAMS 10 19

11 RAMS in action I Slimming World Joi n aw arm a nd f r i e nd l y g roup near you today... The Petersfield Slimming World group is open at Petersfield Town FC on Thursdays at 9.0am and 7.0pm. We are proud to be associated with an energetic and successful local team by using the stadium s clubhouse for our sessions. Slimming World offers Petersfield residents the opportunity to lose weight following a sensible lifestyle of eating. By making a few changes, it is easy to lose weight and be healthy. There are no fast, quick fix solutions at Slimming World, just steady sensible decisions. There is no need to feel hungry or deprived. FREE We have many very successful members who have lost weight and kept it off. online support Your local Slimming World consultant is Lynda. She has lost four and a half stone in the last year, and decided to become a Slimming World consultant after successfully losing weight with the club. For more information call Lynda on SW on 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 January 9, 1986, and a Hampshire Senior Cup tie against Blackfield and Langley. The game ended up as a 7- victory to Petersfield United but only after the Rams had scored six goals in extra time. Things didn t start too well for Petersfield as they went behind after only two minutes in the wind and rain at Love Lane. They had to wait until the 70th minute to force an equaliser when Neil Darnley flicked home a cross. Petersfield really came to life in extra time when Darnley took the ball around the keeper and fired home to put them in front for the first time. In the second period of extra time Petersfield scored five goals, with Neil Hider making it -1 with a low shot. Darnley completed his hat-trick from the penalty spot after a defender handled the ball in the penalty area. Blackfield pulled a goal back to make it 4- but seconds later Bob Musselwhite turned and shot home, before getting his second goal with a header. John Robson completed the scoring after coming off the bench. RAMS report Significant weekend of action in Division 1 promotion race Tadley Calleva 1 Petersfield Town THIS could prove to be one of the most significant weekends in the Wessex Division 1 promotion hunt. Petersfield moved up to second spot and into the promotion places for the first time this season with their victory at Tadley. The victory proved to be even more significant when news filtered through that leaders Andover Town had lost at Cowes Sports and fourth placed Pewsey Vale had been beaten by Hythe and Dibden. The Rams are now only a point behind the leaders with two games in hand, they are still unbeaten in the league this season and they boast the best goalscoring and defensive records in the division. The game at Tadley was pretty much a regulation victory for Petersfield, with the hosts unable to really trouble them at any point in the game. They did take the lead on 17 minutes when a long ball over the top sent Toluwa Sotonye clear and he shot past Matt Shortt and into the net. However, the Rams were level two minutes later when a corner was only half cleared. Robbie Tambling passed the ball to Mike Asare, who squared the ball to Lewis Hyde on the edge of the area, and his low shot couldn t be kept out by keeper Darren Maunder. It was -1 on 6 minutes when a free kick was cleared to Ryan Coker on the edge of the box, and he fired his first time shot into the roof of the net. Petersfield wrapped up the three points on 56 minutes when Asare picked up a loose ball, side stepped two challenges and fired the ball home. Brockenhurst Petersfield Town 5 ANOTHER club record and another Wessex Premier Division scalp all in a night s work for Petersfield Town in the Hampshire Senior Cup. The Rams booked their place in the quarter finals of the competition for the first time in their history with this emphatic victory. The Rams got off to the perfect start after Mike Asare s run into the box saw the ball break to Jack James and his cross was met by Robbie Tambling s header, which home keeper Scott O Rourke managed to get a hand to but the ball bounced in off the post. The Rams doubled their lead on 7 minutes from a corner. The home defence cleared the ball to the edge of the penalty area only for Lewis Hyde to hit a shot which took a deflection on its way into the net. Brockenhurst enjoyed a good spell of football at the start of the second half and in the 6rd minute, when a corner was only partially cleared, Richard Morse was on hand to smash home the ball from close range. However, Petersfield re-installed their two goal advantage nine minutes later. A sweeping forward move saw Phil Archbold put James clear on the right and his pinpoint cross was headed home off the crossbar by Ryan Coker. On 78 minutes the home side made it - when Morse raced clear of the defence and shot into the top corner. As the game went into injury time Petersfield went 4- up after being award a penalty. which was scored by Will Essai. The final goal came in the fourth minute of injury time through Owain Hoskins. 1 17

13 FIRST TEAM player stats Player League stats Cups stats Total stats apps sub goals apps sub goals apps sub goals Phil Archbold Mike Asare Joe Briggs Ben Buckland Steve Cammack Aaron Camp Thomas Chattell Callum Coker Ryan Coker Matt Collino Ben Coverdale Ben Crawford Sam Donaldson Will Essai Wayne Grant Luke Heard Owain Hoskins Lewis Hyde Jack James Jason Mann Sam Martin Brad Miles Luke Neller Shane North Joe Richardson Josh Sheehan Matt Shortt Aiden Smallbones Stephen Sones Robbie Tambling Andrew Todd Sean Wain Alex Ward Paul Williamson Zac Willis Jason Woods LEAGUE tables WESSEX LEAGUE Wessex Division 1 P W D L F A P Andover Town PETERSFIELD Cowes Sports Pewsey Vale Team Solent Hythe & Dibden New Milton Tn Tadley Calleva Amesbury Town US Portsmouth Ringwood Town Laverstock & Ford Stockbridge East Cowes Vics Andover NS Fleet Spurs Hayling United WYVERN LEAGUE Wyvern League East Division P W D L F A P Alresford Town Locks Heath US Portsmouth Colden Common Alton Town Horndean PETERSFIELD Newport IOW Tadley Calleva Folland Sports Hayling United Wessex Premier Division P W D L F A P Winchester City Sholing Newport IOW Blackfield & Lang Alresford Town Whitchurch Utd AFC Portchester Folland Sports Bemerton HH Lymington Town Moneyfields Hamworthy Utd Brockenhurst Fareham Town Horndean Verwood Town Christchurch Bournemouth Totton & Eling Downton Fawley Romsey Town HANTS YOUTH LEAGUE Hampshire Youth League Division 1 P W D L F A P Sholing Colden Common United Services Christchurch AFC Totton Eastleigh Moneyfields PETERSFIELD

14 01-14 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; : goal scored; : number of goals scored a: after extra time; RCC: Russell Cotes Cup Date Opponents Res Att Pos Cmp Substitutes used Aug Hythe & Dibden nd WL1 Shortt Camp Archbold Hyde Heard Richardson James Martin Collino Cammack Asare Grant Tambling Sheehan 10 Aug Totton & Eling WLC Williamson Camp Archbold Ward Heard Crawford James Martin Grant Cammack Asare Sones Tambling North 17 Aug Blackfield & Langley FAC Shortt Archbold Sones Ward Heard Crawford James Hyde Cammack Collino Asare Tambling Martin Richardson 1 Aug Horndean FAC Shortt Archbold Sones Ward Heard Crawford James Hyde Collino Tambling Asare Richardson Sheehan 7 Sep Welton Rovers FAV Williamson Archbold Sones Ward Heard Hyde Sheehan Martin Tambling Cammack Richardson Coker James Crawford 10 Sep East Cowes Vics -1a 5 - HSC Chattell Archbold Sones Hoskins Heard Hyde James Crawford C Coker W Essai Richardson Cammack Neller 14 Sep East Cowes Vics th WL1 Shortt Archbold Sones Ward Heard Crawford James Hyde C Coker W Essai Richardson Hoskins Asare Cammack 1 Sep Fawley FAV Shortt Archbold Sones Cammack Heard Hyde James Asare Tambling W Essai Richardson Coker Martin Grant 8 Sep Team Solent th WL1 Shortt Archbold Sones Crawford Heard Hyde James Asare Cammack W Essai Richardson Tambling Grant Coker 5 Oct Andover New Street 6-5 9th WL1 Shortt Camp Archbold Hoskins Heard Hyde Tambling Asare Cammack W Essai Richardson Grant Coker James 8 Oct Fleet Spurs HSC Shortt Camp Sones Hoskins Heard Hyde Asare Cammack Grant W Essai Richardson Archbold Donaldson Sheehan 1 Oct Stockbridge th WL1 Shortt Camp Sones Archbold Heard Hyde Asare Cammack Grant W Essai Richardson Tambling Todd Hoskins 16 Oct Brockenhurst -1a 68 - WLC Shortt Camp Sones Hoskins Heard Hyde Asare Cammack Grant W Essai Richardson Tambling Todd Sheehan 19 Oct Hartley Wintney FAV Williamson Camp Sones Hoskins Heard Hyde Asare Cammack Tambling Archbold Richardson Grant W Essai Oct Gosport Borough RCC Shortt Camp Sones Archbold Heard Hyde Asare Cammack Todd W Essai Richardson Sheehan Grant 6 Oct Amesbury Town th WL1 Shortt Camp Sones Archbold Heard Hyde Asare Cammack Todd W Essai Nov Hythe & Dibden th WL1 Shortt Camp Sones Archbold Heard Smallbones Asare James Tambling W Essai 9 Nov Laverstock & Ford th WL1 Shortt James Sones Archbold Heard Grant Asare Miles Tambling Richardson Tambling Richardson Crawford Grant W Essai Richardson Coverdale James Martin 16 Nov Cowes Sports 4-81 rd WL1 Shortt Camp Sones Archbold Heard James Asare Todd Tambling W Essai Richardson North Cammack 19 Nov Fareham Town PSC Shortt Archbold Grant James Heard Hyde Asare R Coker Tambling W Essai Richardson North Hoskins Mann Nov Hayling United rd WL1 Shortt Archbold Grant James Heard Hyde Asare Todd Tambling W Essai Richardson Willis Woods Cammack 6 Nov Moneyfields WLC Shortt Archbold Grant James Heard Hyde Asare Todd Cammack W Essai Richardson Hoskins R Coker 0 Nov New Milton Town rd WL1 Shortt Archbold Sones James Heard Hyde Asare R Coker Tambling W Essai Richardson Hoskins Coverdale Mann 7 Dec Tadley Calleva nd WL1 Shortt Archbold Sones James Heard Hyde Asare R Coker Tambling W Essai Richardson Hoskins Willis Coverdale 10 Dec Brockenhurst HSC Shortt Archbold Sones James Heard Hyde Asare Coverdale Tambling Willis Hoskins R Coker W Essai Richardson 14 Dec Ringwood Town nd WL1 Williamson Buckland Wain James Heard Hyde Asare Briggs Tambling 8 Dec Fleet Spurs nd WL1 Shortt Buckland Wain James Heard Hyde Asare Archbold 11 Jan Pewsey Vale 5-78 nd WL1 Shortt Buckland Wain James Heard Hyde Asare Tambling W Essai Richardson Martin Cammack R Coker W Essai Richardson Cammack Hoskins Sones Cammack Tambling Archbold Richardson Todd Hoskins Martin 1 Jan AFC Portchester HSC Shortt Buckland Sones James Heard Hyde Asare Todd Richardson Archbold Martin W Essai R Coker Hoskins 5 Jan Andover New Street WL1 8 Jan AFC Portchester - PSC 1 Feb Stockbridge WL1 4 Feb East Cowes Vics WL1 8 Feb Andover Town WL1 11 Feb Whitchurch United (at Alresford Town) - WLC 15 Feb Amesbury Town WL1 1 Mar Laverstock & Ford WL1 8 Mar Tadley Calleva WL1 15 Mar Hayling United WL1 Mar New Milton Town WL1 9 Mar Andover Town WL1 5 Apr Ringwood Town WL1 1 Apr Cowes Sports WL1