Weekly News & Match Bulletin Season 2012/13 No.23 7th January 2013

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1 Weekly News & Match Bulletin Season 2012/13 No.23 7th January 2013 HASTINGS UNITED supporters enjoying their day out at Middlesbrough on Saturday. The side s FA Cup adventure ended with a 4-1 defeat but they were certainly not disgraced against a team lying fourth in the Championship. Picture: Steve White/TGS Photo. In this issue Hawks stretch lead with comeback triumph Tables, fixtures and statistics Respect update and Youth League latest

2 All the Weekend Action By Peter Butcher Ryman League Communications Administrator WHEN leaders Whitehawk were 4-1 down at home to Canvey with 15 minutes left on Saturday, their fans cheered themselves up in the usual fashion, singing We re gonna win 5-4. And they were right! The amazing comeback opened up a seven-point gap at the top and, for the first time, no-one can catch Hawks by winning their games in hand. Hawks looked set for a routine victory when Charlie Walker put them ahead after 14 minutes and they were in command until James Hawes hit a surprise equaliser on the half-hour. Jay Curran then gave the islanders a halftime lead which was extended by Louis Dennis and Harrison Chatting in the game s third quarter. Danny Mills pulled one back on 75 minutes and a free-kick from Josh Jones three minutes later gave Hawks real hope. It took them only four more minutes to equalise though debutant Michael Malcolm and Mills put the icing on the comeback cake as the game went into added time. To make the day even better for the Brighton club, their two nearest rivals were beaten. Second-placed Margate went down 2-1 at Concord, who themselves climbed to third place, the highest position in their history. Nicky Cowley headed the Beachboys in front on 16 minutes but Margate, always dangerous, levelled on the stroke of half-time when Carl Rook pounced as the ball came back off the bar. It could have gone either way before Steve King headed home a Reece Harris corner with seven minutes left. Wealdstone, who started the day in third place, went down 2-0 at Kingstonian. Matt Pattison put K s ahead in the 65 th minute and, despite the dismissal of Adam Green shortly afterwards, they clinched the points with an overhead kick by Andre McCollin. K s moved up to fourth and Stones dropped to fifth. Bognor and Bury trail Wealdstone only on goal difference. The Sussex club advanced to sixth place with a 2-1 home win over bottom club Carshalton. Dan Beck s early goal for the hosts was answered by Nathaniel Pinney but a foul on Doug Tuck allowed Ashley Robinson to put Rocks ahead again with a 36 th -minute penalty. Pinney missed a great chance to square it in the second half. Bury forwards John Sands and Jordan Patrick both hit the woodwork in the first half of their game at Leiston. The hosts came more into it after the break but it finished goalless. Lowestoft are down to eighth, but with games in hand on all the sides above them, after their match at Thurrock was controversially postponed just before two o clock with both teams expecting to play. That ended Thurrock s hopes of escaping from the relegation zone. There were five teams they could have overtaken with a victory and, as it turned out, only one of them picked up any points on Saturday though two Hendon, whose game at Cray was on Sunday, and Hastings, who had business elsewhere - were not in league action. Two of the others clashed and it proved to be a good day for Wingate, whose 2-1 win at Harrow lifted them from 20 th to 16 th. The man in the spotlight here was Harrow keeper Elvijs Putnins. A week earlier he scored with a kick from his own penalty area: this week he came out of his area, handled the ball and was sent off. That was after 57 minutes and Wayne O Sullivan knocked the winner past outfield player Danny Leech, who had taken over between the posts, seven minutes later. Anthony Thomas had given Wingate an early lead, his first goal since his move from Lewes a month ago, and Saheed Sankoh replied in the 24 th minute. Enfield Town were the other strugglers in action and they dropped to 20 th after a 2-0 defeat at East Thurrock. Scott McGleish hit the woodwork early in each half for the visitors but goals by Sam Collins in the 17 th minute and new signing Dave Bryant, from Sudbury, in the 41st earned Rocks their second home win of the campaign. It was all square at Lewes, where Hampton s James Simmons hit the bar before Steve Brinkhurst gave the Sussex club a 19 th -minute lead. Charlie Moone equalised with a penalty on the half-hour, after player-manager Simon Wormull had brought down Malvin Kamara, and Simmons hit the bar again before Joe Turner s header gave Hampton a half-time lead. Leyton Schaaf made it 2-2 in the 62 nd minute. Hendon moved up three places on Sunday as they kept up their habit of scoring late winners on the road. Belal Aite-Ouakrim pounced for the only goal of the game at Cray in the 90 th minute when home keeper Andy Walker failed to hold a stinging low cross by Dean Cracknell.

3 It was the sixth successive away game in which Hendon had scored in the 89 th minute or later, and the third in a row where that late goal was a match-winner. They had failed to win any of their eight previous away matches. Ryman North BOTTOM hosted top on Saturday and it went according to the form book as Maldon won 3-0 at Ilford to move 13 points clear of the field again. Ilford, who had picked up their first point for ten games in midweek, held out until the 53 rd minute, when Dave Bryan s penalty broke the deadlock. Jamie Guy added his 17 th league goal and Dave Wareham wrapped it up. Free-scoring Heybridge reclaimed second place with a 4-0 home win over Waltham Forest, taking their leagueleading goal tally to 67. Michael Cheek put them ahead with his 18 th league goal, Solomon Ofori added another and, on the stroke of half-time, Luke Callander became the first player to notch 20 Ryman League goals this season. He added his 21 st with 14 minutes left. The shock of the day came at Rush Green, where Grays crashed to their first home defeat of the season as midtable Cheshunt romped to a 4-1 win. Courtney White scored after four minutes but the real damage was done in a three-minute spell soon after half-time, when Tony Burke converted a penalty and White made it 3-0. Cheshunt s Tommy Fletcher was sent off shortly afterwards and Joe Sweeney pulled one back with ten minutes left before Dave Greene had the last word. Aveley returned to the play-off spots after their 3-2 win at Sudbury halted the home side s recent surge up the table. Jordan Cox put the Millers in front in the 41 st minute only for James Baker to level matters before the interval, the usually-prolific striker s first goal of an injury-plagued season. Leon Antoine fired Sudbury ahead in the 56 th minute but Cox quickly replied with his second of the afternoon and Junior Dadson nabbed the winner in the 67 th minute. Aveley took over fourth place from Potters Bar, who went down 3-1 at Brentwood. Alex Read shone for Brentwood, setting up the 20 th -minute opener for Daryl Robson and scoring himself a minute later. Daniel Ailey missed a penalty for the Scholars before half-time and Read converted a spot-kick for Brentwood just after the hour, his 25 th goal in league and FA competitions. Ailey pulled one back three minutes later but that was all. The Scholars stay in the top five; Thamesmead, who could have overtaken them, had their game at Waltham Abbey postponed and dropped one place to seventh, behind Soham who maintained their steady progress up the table with a 2-1 home win over Harlow. Buster Harradine scored twice in two first-half minutes with a free-kick and a header. That was enough, although Joe O Donoghue put Harlow back in the game with a long-range strike moments before the interval. Tilbury stayed in the picture, coming from behind to win 3-1 at Redbridge. Jacob Cleaver put the Motormen ahead after 14 minutes but it did not take long for the Dockers to turn it round through Sam Cutler and Tom Wraight. A late penalty by Aaron Waters made sure. Redbridge remain just a point above Ilford, as do Ware after their 4-2 home defeat at the hands of Witham. It was 1-1 after eight minutes, with Tom Devaux putting the visitors ahead and Nathain Hilaire replying. Emeka Onwubiko restored Witham s lead before half-time and Sam Taylor made it 3-1 on 64 minutes. Ware were given new hope when Tony Martin s shot struck the bar and went in off keeper Danny Sambridge, but Rob Whitnell clinched the points with four minutes left. Chatham crushed visiting Romford with five unanswered goals, though it was close for most of the game. Lee Hales opened the scoring three minutes before half-time and it was the 73 rd minute before Harry Smith headed the second. Matt Solly converted an 81 st -minute penalty and a late flurry brought second goals for Hales and Smith in added time. It was an uneventful affair at Wroxham, where Needham Market drew 1-1. Danny Bloomfield gave the visitors the lead with a 26 th -minute penalty and Ross Durrant replied three minutes later. A HAT-TRICK by Jake Hobbs was in vain as Hythe went down 4-3 at home to Maidstone in a thrilling third-vsecond battle in front of 709 fans at Reachfields on Saturday. Shaun Welford achieved a rare feat by scoring for Stones in the first minute of each half, ironically against a side who were already trying to sign him. His opener was followed by a 17 th -minute goal from Warren Whitely as Stones appeared to take command, but Hobbs hit back in the 35 th minute and equalised moments before halftime.

4 Welford did it again at the start of the second half, scoring within 30 seconds, and Michael Phillips made it 4-2 before Hobbs fired his third from 25 yards with 14 minutes left. Stones held out to strengthen their grip on second place while Hythe slipped back to fifth. Dulwich maintained their two-point lead with a 3-0 home win over Corinthian-Casuals, though for a long time it seemed that Erhun Oztumer s 16 th -minute penalty miss would cost them dearly. It was the 73 rd minute before Nyren Clunis broke the deadlock and Oztumer made it 2-0 in the 87 th minute. Clunis struck again in the fifth minute of added time. Leatherhead moved up to third with perhaps the most predictable win over the day. Their 3-1 victory at Worthing was their ninth on their travels and Worthing s ninth home defeat. Tom Bradbrook gave Tanners a 16 th - minute lead and Tommy Hutchings doubled it with a penalty five minutes before half-time. Chris O Flaherty pulled one back before the break but Hutchings netted again in the 49 th minute to make it another unhappy day for the home fans at Woodside Road. Crawley Down are back in fourth place after their 4-0 home win over Walton & Hersham. It was perhaps not as convincing as it sounds. Jamie Cade s early strike was all the Anvils had to show for their efforts until the last eight minutes, when Gabriel Odunaike, Fraser Logan and Cade made it a convincing scoreline. Faversham slipped out of the top five after going down 1-0 at home to Folkestone. Darren Smith scored after 13 minutes and the hosts rarely looked likely to hit back. Burgess Hill could have moved back into the play-off spots but had to settle for a 1-1 draw at Merstham after taking a third-minute lead with Pat Harding s 16 th league goal. After an extended half-time because a family emergency forced the referee to depart, Merstham levelled matters through Lee Newman in the 62 nd minute. Newman missed a late chance to win it but a draw was fair. Sittingbourne stayed in the leading group with a 2-1 home victory over Horsham, who played with nine men for most of the second half. Tony Nwachukwu gave Hornets a second-minute lead but was sent off for a wild tackle nine minutes before half-time. Connor Coyne equalised for the Brickies in the 43 rd minute and Horsham suffered a further blow when Billy Medlock was given his marching orders eight minutes after the restart. Nick Davis soon scored the winner. Three Bridges picked up a valuable point in the fight to stay up, drawing 1-1 at Ramsgate. It was a game of two penalties, Warren Schulz in the first half for the hosts, Tim Rivers in the second for Bridges. Bridges moved a point clear of bottom club Walton Casuals, who have two games in hand. Still seeking their first home win of the season, they went down 1-0 to a 79 th -minute goal by Bamoussa Cisse for Tooting, though the visitors were able to celebrate only after a long discussion between the referee and his assistant. Chipstead played some good football on a heavy pitch at Herne Bay and were rewarded with a 1-0 victory. Sam Robinson was on target just before the break. Floodlight problems have afflicted several Sussex clubs this season and Eastbourne had to wait for their 2-0 home win over Whitstable. The second half was delayed for 25 minutes and it was the hosts who prospered when the problem was solved. Dan Smith, recently signed from County League side Hassocks, marked his first start with the opening goal on 64 minutes and John Lansdale made sure with a long-range effort. FA Cup HASTINGS UNITED s glorious FA Cup run came to an end with a battling 4-1 defeat at the hands of Middlesbrough, fourth in the Championship. The club, the last club from that level of the pyramid left in the competition, had two particular moments to savour. The highlight was Bradley Goldberg s 20-yard drive, his seventh FA Cup goal of the season, which made it 3-1 midway through the second half. Not far behind it was the moment when, with the game still scoreless, newlysigned Liam O Brien saved a penalty from Ishmael Miller. O Brien was signed on loan from Barnet the previous day after keeper Matt Armstrong-Ford failed a fitness test. His courageous performance in the second-round victory over Harrogate, when he had been forced to play despite injury because there was no-one else, had been spotlighted on national TV but it was too much to ask him for a repeat. Another regular, striker Zac Attwood, also missed the big day through injury. Watched by over 1,000 travelling fans, Hastings held out thanks to O Brien s save after Miller had been brought down by Tom Vickers until the 22 nd minute, when Merouane Zemmama curled in a shot from outside the box. The dream was still alive at half-time, when the score remained 1-0, but Andy Halliday s goal within two minutes of the restart dealt Hastings a crushing blow.

5 A cruel deflection helped Zemmama to make it 3-0 in 68 minutes but Goldberg s golden moment followed immediately and was celebrated in suitable style by the Sussex supporters. Miller netted the final goal with six minutes left but Hastings received a rousing reception from the crowd of 12,579 at the end and their approach to the game was warmly praised by experienced Boro boss Tony Mowbray. Saturday 5th January 2013 Results Bognor Regis Town 2-1 Carshalton Athletic 389 Beck 7 Robinson 36 (pen) Pinney 24 Concord Rangers 2-1 Margate 228 Cowley 16 King 83 Rook 45 East Thurrock United 2-0 Enfield Town 215 Collins 17 Bryant 41 Harrow Borough 1-2 Wingate & Finchley 156 Sankoh 24 Thomas 8, O Sullivan 66 Kingstonian 2-0 Wealdstone 451 Pattison 65 McCollin 79 Leiston 0-0 Bury Town 356 Lewes 2-2 Hampton & Richmond Borough 558 Brinkhurst 19 Schaaf 62 Moone 31 (pen) Turner 43 Thurrock P - P Lowestoft Town Whitehawk 5-4 Canvey Island 159 Walker 14 Mills 75, 90+1 Jones 78 Malcolm 82 Hawes 30 Curran 40 Dennis 56 Chatting 65 Ryman North AFC Sudbury 2-3 Aveley 263 Baker 45 Antoine 56 Cox 41, 60 Dadson 67 Brentwood Town 3-1 Potters Bar Town 90 Robson 20 Read 21, 62 (pen) Ailey 65 Chatham Town 5-0 Romford 142 Hales 42, 90+3 Smith 73, 90+1 Solly 81 (pen) Grays Athletic 1-4 Cheshunt 189 Sweeney 80 White 4, 58 Burke 55 (pen) Greene 90 Heybridge Swifts 4-0 Waltham Forest 122 Cheek 19 Ofori 39 Callander 45, 76 Ilford 0-3 Maldon & Tiptree 61 Bryan 53 (pen) Guy 65 Wareham 78 Redbridge 1-3 Tilbury 57 Cleaver 14 Cutler 20 Wraight 25 Waters 81 (pen) Soham Town Rangers 2-1 Harlow Town 157 Harradine 19, 21 O Donoghue 45

6 Waltham Abbey P - P Thamesmead Town Ware 2-4 Witham Town 89 Hilaire 8 Sambridge 72 (o.g.) Devaux 4 Onwubiko 33 Taylor 64 Whitnell 86 Wroxham 1-1 Needham Market 150 R Durrant 29 Bloomfield 26 (pen) Crawley Down Gatwick 4-0 Walton & Hersham 91 Cade 3, 90 Odunaike 82 Logan 83 Dulwich Hamlet 3-0 Corinthian-Casuals 443 Clunis 72, 90+5 Oztumer 87 Eastbourne Town 2-0 Whitstable Town 187 Smith 64 Lansdale 77 Faversham Town 0-1 Folkestone Invicta 215 Smith 13 Herne Bay 0-1 Chipstead 190 Robinson 43 Hythe Town 3-4 Maidstone United 709 Hobbs 35, 45, 76 Welford 1, 46 Whitely 17 Phillips 63 Merstham 1-1 Burgess Hill Town 140 Newman 62 P Harding 3 Ramsgate 1-1 Three Bridges 130 Schulz 33 (pen) Rivers 64 (pen) Sittingbourne 2-1 Horsham 140 Coyne 43 Davis 59 Nwachukwu 2 Walton Casuals 0-1 Tooting & Mitcham United 156 Cisse 79 Worthing 1-3 Leatherhead 191 O Flaherty 45 Bradbrook 16 Hutchings 40 (pen), 49 FA Cup third round Middlesbrough 4-1 Hastings United 12,579 Zemmama 22, 68 Halliday 47 Miller85 Goldberg 69 Sanday 5th January 2013 Cray Wanderers 0-1 Hendon 213 Aite-Ouakrim 90

7 Tables RYMAN PREMIER P W D L F A W D L F A Pts GD Whitehawk Margate Concord Rangers Kingstonian Wealdstone Bognor Regis Town Bury Town Lowestoft Town Hampton & Richmond Borough Canvey Island Lewes Metropolitan Police Cray Wanderers Leiston East Thurrock United Hendon Wingate & Finchley Harrow Borough Hastings United Enfield Town Thurrock Carshalton Athletic RYMAN NORTH P W D L F A W D L F A Pts GD Maldon & Tiptree Heybridge Swifts Grays Athletic Aveley Potters Bar Town Soham Town Rangers Thamesmead Town Tilbury Witham Town Cheshunt Needham Market AFC Sudbury Brentwood Town Romford Wroxham Waltham Abbey Chatham Town Harlow Town Waltham Forest Ware Redbridge* Ilford RYMAN SOUTH P W D L F A W D L F A Pts GD Dulwich Hamlet Maidstone United Leatherhead Crawley Down Gatwick Hythe Town Faversham Town Burgess Hill Town Sittingbourne Chipstead Folkestone Invicta Ramsgate Worthing Eastbourne Town Merstham Horsham Tooting & Mitcham United Herne Bay Walton & Hersham Whitstable Town Corinthian-Casuals Three Bridges Walton Casuals * One point deducted fielding an ineligible player

8 Fixtures (Kick Off times - Saturday and Sunday 3pm and Midweeks 7.45pm, unless otherwise indicated) Tuesday, January 8th, 2013 Carshalton Athletic v. Enfield Town Hastings United v. Wealdstone Hendon v. Canvey Island Thurrock v. Cray Wanderers Ryman North Redbridge v. Waltham Forest Ware v. Chatham Town Horsham v. Maidstone United Leatherhead v. Sittingbourne Worthing v. Ramsgate Wednesday, January 9th, 2013 Ryman North Romford v. Brentwood Town Eastbourne Town v. Walton Casuals Saturday, January 12th, 2013 Bury Town v. East Thurrock United Canvey Island v. Thurrock Carshalton Athletic v. Cray Wanderers Enfield Town v. Hastings United Hampton & Richmond Borough v. Concord Rangers Hendon v. Kingstonian Lowestoft Town v. Lewes Margate v. Leiston Metropolitan Police v. Harrow Borough Wealdstone v. Bognor Regis Town Wingate & Finchley v. Whitehawk Ryman North Aveley v. Chatham Town Cheshunt v. Soham Town Rangers Harlow Town v. Redbridge Maldon & Tiptree v. Waltham Abbey Needham Market v. Grays Athletic Potters Bar Town v. AFC Sudbury Romford v. Ware Thamesmead Town v. Ilford Tilbury v. Wroxham Waltham Forest v. Brentwood Town Witham Town v. Heybridge Swifts

9 Burgess Hill Town v. Herne Bay Chipstead v. Eastbourne Town Corinthian-Casuals v. Worthing Folkestone Invicta v. Dulwich Hamlet Horsham v. Faversham Town Leatherhead v. Merstham Maidstone United v. Crawley Down Gatwick Three Bridges v. Walton Casuals Tooting & Mitcham United v. Hythe Town Walton & Hersham v. Sittingbourne Whitstable Town v. Ramsgate Tuesday, January 15th, 2012 Canvey Island v. Bury Town Cray Wanderers v. Bognor Regis Town Ryman North Brentwood Town v. Chatham Town Grays Athletic v. AFC Sudbury Tilbury v. Harlow Town Waltham Abbey v. Romford Witham Town v. Aveley Burgess Hill Town v. Maidstone United Leatherhead v. Folkestone Invicta Walton & Hersham v. Horsham Whitstable Town v. Merstham Isthmian League Cup 4th Round Dulwich Hamlet v. Wealdstone Isthmian League Cup Quarter Finals Concord Rangers v. Wroxham Hastings United v. Whitehawk Thamesmead Town v. Thurrock Wednesday, January 16th, 2012 Metropolitan Police v. Margate Ryman North Ilford v. Redbridge Herne Bay v. Eastbourne Town

10 Saturday, January 19th, 2013 Bognor Regis Town v. Canvey Island Concord Rangers v. Wingate & Finchley Cray Wanderers v. Enfield Town East Thurrock United v. Metropolitan Police Harrow Borough v. Bury Town Hastings United v. Carshalton Athletic Kingstonian v. Lowestoft Town Leiston v. Hendon Lewes v. Margate Thurrock v. Wealdstone Whitehawk v. Hampton & Richmond Borough Ryman North AFC Sudbury v. Waltham Forest Brentwood Town v. Aveley Chatham Town v. Witham Town Grays Athletic v. Tilbury Heybridge Swifts v. Potters Bar Town Ilford v. Cheshunt Redbridge v. Thamesmead Town Soham Town Rangers v. Romford Waltham Abbey v. Needham Market Ware v. Maldon & Tiptree Wroxham v. Harlow Town Crawley Down Gatwick v. Chipstead Dulwich Hamlet v. Maidstone United Eastbourne Town v. Tooting & Mitcham United Faversham Town v. Burgess Hill Town Herne Bay v. Three Bridges Hythe Town v. Corinthian-Casuals Merstham v. Folkestone Invicta Ramsgate v. Leatherhead Sittingbourne v. Whitstable Town Walton Casuals v. Horsham Worthing v. Walton & Hersham

11 Cup Competitions FIXTURES Womens Cup Round Two Maidstone United 0-12 Westfield 44 Enfield Town 2-1 Lowestoft Town 45 Carshalton Athletic 1-2 Eastbourne Town 35 Herne Bay v. Gillingham 22 nd January, 7.45pm Semi Finals Herne Bay or Gillingham v. Enfield Town Westfield v. Eastbourne Town Veterans Cup Semi Finals Middlesex Wanderers v. Metropolitan Police Walton Casuals v. Northwood Tuesday, January 8th, 2013 County Cups Cambridgeshire 2 nd Round Soham Town Rangers v. Cambridge University Press Essex Quarter Final Barking v. Grays Athletic Concord Rangers v. Chelmsford City Kent 2 nd Round Thamesmead Town v. Hythe United London 4 th Round Dulwich Hamlet v Corinthian-Casuals Wingate & Finchley v. Haringey Borough Middlesex 2 nd Round Hampton & Richmond Borough v. Hillingdon Borough Norfolk Quarter Final Wroxham v. Gorleston Suffolk - Quarter Final Bury Town v. Kirkley & Pakefield Leiston v. Woodbridge Town Surrey 3rd Round Merstham v. Woking

12 Wednesday, January 9th, 2013 Essex Quarter Final Waltham Abbey v. Southend United Suffolk - Quarter Final Hadleigh United v. Lowestoft Town Surrey 3rd Round Metropolitan Police v. Egham Town Facts & Figures Match Analyst Matches Played 115 Home Wins 84 (39.07%) Away Wins 68 (31.63%) Draws 63 (29.30%) Home Goals 343 Away Goals 294 Total Goals 637 Goals per game 2.96 Ryman North Matches Played 222 Home Wins 91 (40.99%) Away Wins 90 (40.54%) Draws 41 (18.47%) Home Goals 407 Away Goals 400 Total Goals 807 Goals per game 3.64 Matches Played 236 Home Wins 85 (36.02%) Away Wins 101 (42.80%) Draws 50 (21.86%) Home Goals 368 Away Goals 388 Total Goals 756 Goals per game 3.20 Leading Scorers Tony Stokes Concord Rangers 15 Andre McCollin Kingstonian 13 John Sands Bury Town 12 Richard Jolly Wealdstone 11 Bradley Woods-Garness Canvey Island 10 Leigh Bremner Cray Wanderers 9 Liam Hope Enfield Town 9 Simeon Akinola Harrow Borough 9 Charlie Moone Hampton & Richmond Borough 9 Gareth Heath Leiston 9 Jack Defty Lowestoft Town 9

13 Ryman North Luke Callander Heybridge Swifts 21 Michael Cheek Heybridge Swifts 18 Jamie Guy Maldon & Tiptree 17 Alex Read Brentwood Town 16 Ben Newson Heybridge Swifts 15 Robbie Mason Soham Town Rangers 15 James Gershfield Potters Bar Town 12 Jordan Cox Aveley 11 Buster Harradine Soham Town Rangers 11 Shane Oakley Aveley 10 Danny Francis Tilbury 10 Dave Cook Hythe Town 17 Stuart King Maidstone United 17 (Includes 15 goals for Folkestone Invicta) Pat Harding Burgess Hill Town 16 Erhun Oztumer Dulwich Hamlet 14 Ryan Golding Sittingbourne 14 Jamie Cade Crawley Down Gatwick 13 Luke Blewden Crawley Down Gatwick 11 Paul Booth Maidstone United 11 Luke Harvey Faversham Town 10 Fabio Saraiva Merstham 10 Joe Taylor Sittingbourne 10 Player Information Total players registered to date: 2984 Players registered this week: 34 Players transferred this week: 12 Player From To Jon-Jo Bates Hampton & Richmond Harrow Borough David Bryant AFC Sudbury East Thurrock United Jordan Clarke Carshalton Athletic Bognor Regis Town Alex Finney Witham Town Harlow Town Lee Flavin Bury Town Leatherhead James Gershfield Wingate & Finchley Potters Bar Town Dane Luchford Whitstable Town Folkestone Invicta Scott McGleish Whitehawk Enfield Town Callum O'Shea Chipstead Chatham Town Juan Onieva Redbridge Harrow Borough Corey Whitely Waltham Forest Cheshunt Liam Wright Merstham Leatherhead

14 Top Attendances 883 Lewes v Bognor Regis Town Lowestoft Town v Kingstonian Hastings United v Lewes Wealdstone v Thurrock Carshalton Athletic v East Thurrock United Ryman North 421 Tilbury v Grays Athletic AFC Sudbury v Needham Market Wroxham v Witham Town Heybridge Swifts v Maldon & Tiptree Grays Athletic v Romford Maidstone United v Sittingbourne Hythe Town v Folkestone Invicta Dulwich Hamlet v Tooting & Mitcham United Faversham Town v Maidstone United Whitstable Town v Herne Bay Carshalton Athletic Secretary Chris Blanchard - M: General Information Handbook Updates Disability Coaching Course Sunday 20th January 2013 The Malling School, Beech Road, East Malling, Maidstone, Kent ME19 6DH 10am to 4pm (*candidates need to arrive by 9.45am) The course will be a have practical and theoretical elements so candidates are advised to dress accordingly e.g. indoor trainers and tracksuit. Full details of the course can be found at the Kent FA website This link can be used to book online (Please note you will need A FAN number to do this).

15 Macron December Managers of the Month Ryman North Leiston FC Maldon & Tiptree Dulwich Hamlet Mark Morsley Terry Spillane Gavin Rose Macron December Performances of the Month Ryman North Hastings United Heybridge Swifts Ramsgate

16 Youth Section RESULTS Wednesday, 2nd January 2013 Sussex FA Youth Cup Third Round Pagham 0-1 Lewes (at Lewes FC) 46 Brown 45+1 Thursday, 3rd January 2013 Lucas Fettes Youth Cup Second Round Bedfont Sports P-P Camberley Town (Waterlogged pitch) Horsham P-P Tonbridge Angels (Waterlogged pitch) Lucas Fettes Youth Cup Third Round Whitstable Town P-P Whyteleafe (Waterlogged pitch) Sussex FA Youth Cup Fourth Round Chichester City 0-2 Worthing 35 Barnes 2, Sparks 45 FORTHCOMING FIXTURES Monday, 7th January 2013 Lucas Fettes Youth Cup Third Round Tilbury v. Leiston Ryman Central Kingstonian v. Carshalton Athletic Ryman East Faversham Town v. Fisher Ryman West Ashford Town v. Hampton & Richmond Borough Staines Town v. Camberley Town

17 Tuesday, 8th January 2013 Ryman East Maidstone United v. Thamesmead Town Sevenoaks Town v. Tonbridge Angels Burgess Hill Town v. Crawley Down Gatwick Wednesday, 9th January 2013 Ryman Central Chipstead v. Tooting & Mitcham United Sutton United v. Leatherhead Bognor Regis Town v. Hastings United Three Bridges v. Eastbourne Town Thursday, 10th January 2013 Lucas Fettes Youth Cup Second Round Northwood v. Walton & Hersham Ryman Central Whyteleafe v. Croydon Horsham v. Worthing Ryman West Wingate & Finchley v. Hayes & Yeading United Sunday, 13th January 2013 Sussex FA Youth Cup Fourth Round Eastbourne Borough v. Lewes Sussex FA Youth Cup Quarter-Final Worthing v. Crowborough Athletic Monday, 14th January 2013 Ryman Central Croydon v. Chipstead Eastbourne Town v. Three Bridges Worthing v. Bognor Regis Town Ryman West Hayes & Yeading United v. Staines Town Surrey Youth Cup Quarter-Final Metropolitan Police v. Carshalton Athletic

18 Tuesday, 15th January 2013 Lucas Fettes Youth Cup Second Round Margate v. Faversham Town Ryman East Sevenoaks Town v. Thamesmead Town Wednesday, 16th January 2013 Lucas Fettes Youth Cup First Round Hampton & Richmond Borough v. Woking Lucas Fettes Youth Cup Third Round Potters Bar Town v. Grays Athletic Hastings United v. Burgess Hill Town Surrey Youth Cup Quarter-Final Molesey v. Leatherhead Sutton United v. South Park Thursday, 17th January 2013 Lucas Fettes Youth Cup Second Round Bedfont Sports v. Camberley Town Brentwood Town v. Wingate & Finchley Horsham v. Tonbridge Angels Lucas Fettes Youth Cup Third Round Lewes v. Peacehaven & Telscombe Ryman Central Kingstonian v. Whyteleafe Ryman East Fisher v. Corinthian Ryman West Northwood v. Ashford Town (Middx)

19 TABLES Ryman Central P W D L F A Pts GD Sutton United Metropolitan Police Woking Chipstead Whyteleafe Carshalton Athletic Leatherhead Tooting & Mitcham United Walton & Hersham Croydon Kingstonian Ryman East P W D L F A Pts GD Faversham Town Corinthian Fisher Tonbridge Angels Sevenoaks Town Maidstone United Thamesmead Town Ashford United Ramsgate P W D L F A Pts GD Lewes Burgess Hill Town Hastings United Worthing Crawley Down Gatwick Horsham Peacehaven & Telscombe Three Bridges Bognor Regis Town Eastbourne Town Ryman West P W D L F A Pts GD Hayes & Yeading United Camberley Town Potters Bar Town Ashford Town (Middx) Wingate & Finchley Northwood Staines Town Hampton & Richmond Borough Bedfont Sports PLAYER INFORMATION Total players registered to date: 1405 Players registered this week: 0 Players transferred this week: 0

20 Leading Goal Scorers Oluwaloseyi Akinol Potters Bar Town 10 Tinashe Nkoma Tooting & Mitcham United 10 Jack Barnes Worthing 10 Eva Batousol Ashford Town (Middx) 9 Jordy Ndjeka Woking 9 Ollie Pearce Bognor Regis Town 8 Barney Hitchcook Burgess Hill Town 8 Faran Maganga Corinthian 8 Jordan Stubbings Lewes 8 Peter Rosemin Potters Bar Town 8 Oliver Thornton Whyteleafe 8 Visit the Ryman League Website for more up to date news as it arrives at: Our next bulletin will be published on Monday 14 th January 2013 The weekly roundup bulletin will be published on Thursday 10 th January 2013 Please send any news items for the Website to the League s Communications Administrator Peter Butcher (peter@isthmian.co.uk)

21 Respect & Fair Play The data collected for these tables come from different sources, and do not follow the same timescales. Tables are up to & including League games only as at Friday 4 th January CP Div Posn Teams Played League Yellow League (5) Red League (10) Bench Misconduct (10) Bench Behaviour 1st P 1 Carshalton Athletic nd S 1 Faversham Town rd S 2 Maidstone United th P 2 Canvey Island th N 1 Heybridge Swifts th N 2 Harlow Town th N 3 Wroxham th S 3 Corinthian -Casuals th N 4 Redbridge th P 3 Wealdstone th P 4 Thurrock th S 4 Crawley Down th P 5 Margate th S 5 Chipstead th P 6 Bognor Regis Town th P 7 Metropolitan Police th S 6 Dulwich Hamlet th S 7 Three Bridges th N 5 Cheshunt th P 8 Harrow Borough st N 6 Witham Town nd P 9 Leiston rd N 7 AFC Sudbury th S 8 Whitstable Town th P 10 Concord Rangers th S 9 Folkestone Invicta th N 8 Waltham Abbey th N 9 Ware th S 10 Merstham th P 11 Kingstonian st P 12 Wingate & Finchley nd N 10 Waltham Forest rd P 13 East Thurrock United th P 14 Cray Wanderers th P 15 Hampton & RB th P 16 Hastings United TOTAL

22 66CP Div Posn Teams Played League Yellow League (5) Red League (10) Bench Misconduct (10) Bench Behaviour 37th N 11 Thamesmead Town th P 17 Hendon th N 12 Ilford th N 13 Chatham Town st P 18 Lowestoft Town nd N 14 Soham Town Rangers rd N 15 Grays Athletic th N 16 Potters Bar Town th S 11 Burgess Hill Town th N 17 Needham Market th N 18 Maldon & Tiptree th S 12 Herne Bay S 13 Ramsgate th P 19 Bury Town st P 20 Whitehawk nd N 19 Tilbury rd P 21 Enfield Town th S 14 Eastbourne Town th S 15 Walton Casuals th S 16 Walton & Hersham th S 17 Horsham th N 20 Brentwood Town th S 18 Worthing th S 19 Sittingbourne st N 21 Aveley nd S 20 Hythe Town rd P 22 Lewes th S 21 Leatherhead th S 22 Tooting & Mitcham Utd th N 22 Romford TOTAL

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