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1 Uxbridge vs Hanwell Town Tuesday December 26th 1:00pm Evo-Stik South, East

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3 Honeycroft, Horton Road, West Drayton UB7 8HX Enquiries: DIRECTORY Club website: uxbridgefc.com Twitter: Uxfc_redarmy Commercial: COMMITTEE Alan Holloway: Chairman Roger Stevens: Secretary David Tucker: Treasurer John Bond: Reserve & Youth Team Secretary Chris Pinn: Welfare Officer Michael Burrell: Match Day Secretary Derek Marshall: Committee Member Colin Rycraft: Committee Member FOOTBALL Tony Choules: Manager Paul Mills: Assistant Manager Damian Payne: Coach Shaun Dawson: Coach Andrew Connor: Sports Therapist Dennis Koranteng: Reserve Team Manager Alvaro Jose Castano: Reserve Team Coach Steve Kennedy: Youth Team Manager Chris Stanborough: Youth Team Coach Tony Heath: Youth Team Coach OPERATIONS Averill Hinde: General Manager Ron & Kay Gilbey: Hospitality Management Ray Turton: Match Day Announcer Sharon Madigan: Programme Editor Geoff Hinde & Kevin Waghorn: Groundsmen

4 A very warm welcome to our neighbours, The Geordies from Hanwell Town. We hope you have all had a great Christmas and Santa Claus brought you all that you wished for. This will be the fourth time we have met this season, with our record being two wins and one loss which came in the First Round of the Big Free Bet League Cup. Over the years we have met on 27 occasions stretching back to Our current record stands at 19 wins and 8 losses. Our biggest loss came in the Middlesex Charity Cup Semi Final in 1993 when we were beaten 2-0, Hanwell Town went on to lose in the Final to Harrow Borough. Our biggest success came in the Southern League in 2007 at Honeycroft when we ran out 5-0 winners, our goals were scored by Pritchard, Nicholls, Hill and Peltohaka (2). This season The Geordies started their league campaign with six losses before beating Chalfont St Peter 1-0, their current form is still inconsistent with four league losses and one league win against fellow Middlesex team Ashford Town (Middx), this form leaves them fourth from bottom in the division with the same points as the two teams below them and nine points clear of Arlesey Town. We have strengthened our squad with Yahya El-Khabouche and Fabian Brown-Johnson joining from Ashford Town (Middx) and Arlesey Town respectively, we welcome them both to the squad and hope they enjoy their time with The Red Army. Let s all get behind Tony and his team and cheer them onto their fourth win of this month.

5 PRE-CHRISTMAS CRACKER By Base of the Pyramid It was great to get back out watching football after a two week layoff, mainly down to the weather. Even this week, some games were still falling foul of the conditions. However my chosen game, Uxbridge v Hartley Wintney in the Southern League Division One East, was never in doubt. It was my first visit to Uxbridge's ground and I was very pleased to find that Honeycroft is a fine example of a non-league ground, complete with some cover on all four sides, Christmas songs over the Tannoy, a bit of a slope, wooden picket fencing around the playing surface and, probably best of all at this time of year, palm trees (you don't see many of those at non-league grounds. Sadly, I forgot to take a photo of them). Honeycroft is situated just a short way North of Heathrow Airport and is accessed via a service road that leads into a reasonably large car park. Entrance is through a single turnstile that brings you into the ground near one of the corner flags looking down the slight slope. Uxbridge post their programmes online and make them available for download rather than producing a hard copy. It's an interesting concept and one that may well catch on. They do, however, have a plentiful supply of team sheets at the turnstile, which is a great idea. The ground, as I said, is a great example of a non-league stadium. There are covered seating areas on both sides of the pitch and covered standing behind both goals. To your left, as you enter, and set back a little from the ground is a building that houses the players and officials, toilets, boardroom and tea bar. This is separated from the playing area by an area of grass and the aforementioned palm trees. It's these little unique quirks that make following non-league football so interesting. The pitch looked to be in pretty good nick, especially considering the recent weather, and we were all ready for what I hoped was going to be a good game of football.

6 The game started at a blistering pace with both sides showing their intent from the first minute. In fact, only a good reflex save from Row stopper Chris Harris prevented Luke Maguire from putting Uxbridge ahead in the first minute. Two minutes after that Hartley won a free-kick just outside the box which was smacked against Paul McCarthy's left hand post. It seemed only a matter of time before we got a goal and, sure enough, with seven minutes on the clock, we got one. Some nice football released Peden down the Uxbridge right-flank. He managed to beat his man and send over an enticing cross which Prince M'Bengui met with his head, planting the ball back past Harris in to the net Until this point it could be argued that Hartley had been slightly brighter than their hosts. However, the goal not only boosted Uxbridge but seemed to deflate The Row a little. For the next few minutes The Reds were quicker to every ball and looked as if they might get on top of the game. Credit to Hartley though, they dug in and less than 10 minutes after going behind, they pulled it back. Tricky right-sided midfielder Paul Hodges, who's pace and skill were to cause Uxbridge problems all night, drew a foul just inside the Uxbridge half. He dusted himself down just in time to receive the free-kick to his feet, some 30 yards out and with his back to goal. A sharp turn beat one man and, after driving towards the Uxbridge goal, he unleashed a low drive past McCarthy into the bottom corner. A very well worked and well taken goal As you would expect, the equaliser boosted Hartley for a while and on twenty minutes they came very close to taking the lead when a Jack French effort from outside the box came back off McCarthy's bar with the keeper beaten.both sides continued to play some good football and make chances at both ends. HT Uxbridge 1 Hartley Wintney 1. A really entertaining first-half. Both sides going for the win and making plenty of chances. If anything, The Row slightly edged the half but, in truth, a 1-1 scoreline is probably fair.

7 We restarted the second-half with Hartley only having 10 players on the pitch. A unexpected call of nature being the reason tweeted by the Hartley account. On the pitch there was no let up in the action. Just a few minutes into the half an Uxbridge corner, swung in from the left, almost deceived Harris. The keeper just about got a hand to the ball and prevented it from going straight in. However, the ball looped up in the air and was then hacked clear by a defender on the line. Uxbridge appealed for a goal but the assistant, who was well placed, kept his flag down and Hartley survived. As in the first half though, the action continued to come thick and fast and on 53 minutes we had a controversial incident when Hartley defender Liam Eagle used his hands to stop Dylan Kearney breaking through for a clear run on goal. The home crowd and bench immediately called for a red card but, after a short delay, the referee produced a yellow for Eagle. A tricky one in my opinion. The offence happened well outside the box, so Kearney would have still had a lot of work to do in order to score. Yes, Eagle may have been the last man but, was it a clear goal-scoring opportunity? As a neutral, I think the referee got the decision spot on. If I was a home supporter I too would have been calling for a red. If I was an away supporter, a red would have seemed to be a very harsh decision. As a neutral, I always like to see both sides keep eleven players on the park. Top-scorer Kearney didn't have to wait too long to get another opportunity though. Cole Brown, who had been a constant threat all evening, burst past his marker again and made his way to the byline before drilling a low ball across the six-yard area. Kearney was on hand to clinically steer the ball past Harris and give his side the lead again. 2-1 with just less than an hour on the clock.

8 Back came Hartley, calling McCarthy into action twice in quick succession. However, the stopper's efforts were all in vain in the 66th minute. A flowing Hartley move, possibly the best move of the game, culminated in a tempting cross from the right which substitute James Tennant got his head onto, to make it all square again There was still no let-up in the action though. Almost straight from kickoff Uxbridge had another chance, Kearney heading wide. Then the striker turned potential provider, flashing a ball across the box but just beyond the reach of any red shirt. Shortly after that Kearney could, and probably should, have made it 3-2 when a ball found him unmarked some twelve yards out. However, he placed his looping header over the keeper and over the bar, not knowing just how much time he had. It was breathless end to end stuff with both sides pushing for a winner until the very last kick. A wonderful advert for the Southern League and for Step 4 football. FT Uxbridge 2 Hartley Wintney 2. From a neutral point of view a draw was a fair result. Both sides played some great football, were fully committed and, without doubt, both wanted to win this game. Both sides possess some very good and exciting footballers and have been set up to utilise these players to the max. I think the best compliment that I can pay the teams is that I really didn't want this game to end. Honeycroft is certainly up there as one of the grounds that I would highly recommend for any ground-hopper to visit and, if the home side continue to play this style of football, you will be in for a treat. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all concerned at Uxbridge FC and Hartley Wintney FC. Uxbridge: McCarthy (c), Peden, Humphries, Watson, Thomas, M'Bengui, Rabess, Burgess, Maguire, Kearney, Brown. Subs: Artik, Mohammed, Thomas, Warner, Bramwell Hartley Wintney: Harris, Callum Eagle, Duff, Paris, Stow (c), Liam Eagle, Hodges, Webb, Baxter, Vine, French. Subs: Paget, Tennant, Ball, Millerick

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10 1) What football league side (Premier League to League 2) has two player tunnels in their Stadium? 2) Which 12 league teams (Premier League to League 2) have a London postcode or reside in a London Borough? 3) In what type of competition was the first game to be played in front of spectators at the new Wembley Stadium a) league, b) cup, c) international or d) other? (Extra point for naming the teams.) 4) What English Football League record does Kevin Pressman hold? 5) Complete the sentence - After Arsenal lost away to Manchester United in 2004, ending a 49 unbeaten run for the Gunners, in the tunnel after the game was hit by a thrown by. 6) How many European countries (in UEFA) have never qualified for a World Cup? 7) Other than City, can you name all the other 19 suffixes that teams in the English Premier & Football Leagues end with? 8) This season, name teams in League 2 that play in red and white stripes at home? 9) In the 2013/14 Premier League season, who were the two goalkeepers that kept the most clean sheets? 10) What has been the highest goal total in a Premier League game and in how many games has this occurred?

11 11) In the 2014 World Cup, substitutes that came on broke what World Cup record? 12) Which player covered the most distance on the pitch in the whole of the 2014 World Cup? 13) Which country won the most tackles in the whole of the 2014 World Cup? 14) As of 2016, who was the most Googled football team? 15) Who has won the most La Liga titles? (Extra point for number of times.) 16) What team has won the most Bundesliga titles? (Extra point for number of times.) 17) Name the 3 teams who have won the most games in any World Cup? 18) Name the 3 Worldwide football teams with the most likes / followers on social media as of 2016? 19) Name the 4 Istanbul-based teams who play in the Turkish top flight (2017/2018)? 20) In what year was the first football game in England televised live? Who were the two teams and on what ground was it played?

12 Hanwell Town was originally founded in 1920 by a team of Geordies working in the area and it is believed that this explains the black and white striped colours which are still used today. The club were in the London League from 1924 to 1927 and it was in this period that they won their first major honour, sharing with Roxeth and Harrow Old Boys the Middlesex F.A Junior Charity Cup in Little else is known about the club before their disbandment at the outset of the second world war. The club reformed in 1947/1948 playing in the Dauntless League where they climbed up through the divisions earning promotion in four successive seasons. Whilst remaining in the Dauntless League with a third eleven, the club switched allegiance to the Harrow Wembley and District League where they remained until 1969/1970.During their period in the Harrow and Wembley League the club reached eight cup finals in various league and county competitions and each time finished on the losing side. In 1970/1971 the club gained promotion to the Middlesex County League and in their very first season the club won the League cup, the side being captained by the club's current chairman Bob Fisher. The club remained in the Middlesex County League throughout the 1970 s playing at Ealing Central Sports Ground, their home for over twenty years but in June 1981 they achieved their ambition of obtaining a ground of their own when they moved to the then derelict Reynolds Field, their current home. Thanks to a small group of volunteers the ground was able to be used from the start of the 1981/1982 season and the club was granted Senior status for the commencement of the season. This enabled them to join The London Spartan League and they immediately won the Senior Division to gain promotion to the Premier Division where they remained until the amalgamation of the Spartan League with the South Midlands League in 1997/1998. During this period the club enjoyed considerable cup success winning The London Senior Cup in 1991/1992 and 1992/1993 and being losing finalists in 1993/1994.They also reached the final of the Spartan League cup in 1993/1994 and after drawing with Willesden Hawkeye at The Valley, home of Charlton Athletic F.C, they were beaten in the replay at the start of the following season. In 1992/1993 they reached the final of the Middlesex Senior Charity Cup where they lost to Harrow Borough at Uxbridge F.C. after extra time. They reached the final of the same competition in 2000/2001 when they were again beaten, this

13 time by Ashford Town (Middx). In 1997/1998,their position of 12 th in the League meant that in the first season of the Spartan South Midlands League in 1998/1999 that they would be required to play in the Senior Division. At the end of the 1997/1998 season Roy Nairn who had managed the side since the 1986/1987 season stood down to be replaced by former player Ray Duffy with Roy continuing his association with the club in a coaching capacity. The side immediately gained promotion to the Premier Division finishing in runners up spot to Holmer Green.Both clubs finishing with the same number of points but with Holmer Green boasting a much better goal difference. Following this promotion the club maintained a top half position in the League table in each season except for one in the following seven seasons. In 2002/2003 the club won the Premier Division Cup when they beat Harefield United in the final, their first cup success in ten years. In the same season to celebrate Roy Nairn's twenty years service to the club,chelsea sent a side to meet the club at the start of the season. The Town ran out 5-3 winners with two of the goals being scored by Martin Rowlands of Brentford & QPR and Chris Boothe of Farnborough Town, both of whom having started their careers at the club during Roy's period of managership. The Rowlands's family have very strong links with the club with dad Arthur having played for the club in the 1982/1983 season and since then all five of his sons, Adam, Keith, Martin, Stephen and Anthony have worn the club's colours with Keith now the club's record goalscorer. In 2004/2005, the club led The Premier Division for much of the season only to suffer a dramatic loss of form in the final weeks of the season which allowed Potters Bar Town to finish as comfortable League winners with the Town in second place. In season with promotion to level Four a key objective, the club managed to finish in third place just edging out Harefield United on goal difference Two thirds of the way through that season Ray Duffy resigned and was replaced as joint managers by his former assistant Danny Vincent and former player Pat Gavin. Third place enabled Town to win promotion to The British Gas Business Southern League for the 2006/2007 season. However, Town's stay in the Southern League only lasted one season as they finished second from bottom and were relegated back to the Molten Spartan South Midlands League. During their stay in the Southern League, Town parted

14 company with the management team of Vincent and Gavin with the reins being taken over by former player Chris Boothe, who himself resigned at the end of the season. The club finished in seventh place in the Premier Division of the Molten Spartan South Midlands League in the season and in 12th place in the season. There was a further change in the managerial team at the start of the season with Boysie Wise departing and Jason Tucker stepping into the role of assistant manager to the club s leading goalscorer Keith Rowlands. After a very promising start to the season, the side fell away drastically at the end of the season eventually finishing in fifteenth position, the lowest spot that they have occupied since gaining promotion to the division at the end of the season. The club continued to struggle in the season and mid way through the season, the club reluctantly accepted the resignations of club stalwarts Rowlands and Tucker. They were replaced by a new managerial team of Tommy Williams and Luke Evans. Despite results improving, the club were unable to climb out of the relegation zone and faced relegation but the demise of clubs at level four, resulted in Town being reprieved from relegation. At the end of the season both Williams and Evans resigned their managerial roles and the club turned again to Ray Duffy to hold the managerial reins for the season. He was aided by Mark Adams and Vince Perdue. The club enjoyed a successful season finishing in 6 th position and looked forward to the challenge that a new season would bring. Season turned out be the most successful in the club's history as they won The Spartan South Midlands League by a margin of fourteen points over Ampthill Town. They were beaten just once in their forty two games, drawing six and winning the other thirty five with a goal difference of ninety one, having found the net one hundred and twenty seven times and conceding just thirty six. They also reached the fifth round of the FA Vase for the first time in their history, losing 3-1 to league rivals Ampthill Town after extra time having had to play their fourth round tie against Ashford Town just thirty six hours previously on the Thursday evening. Promoted back to the Southern League Central Division,the season proved to be another very successful season for the club as playing at their highest ever level and aware that there only previous season as a level Four club had resulted in immediate relegation, they not only held their own but finished in seventh place, just outside of the play offs. They also reached the final of The Middlesex Senior Cup for the first time in their history, a penalty in the final minutes proving to be a 1-0 defeat to Harrow Borough. Unfortunately, club manager Ray Duffy tendered his resignation at the end of the season so the club started afresh in Season under the managerial reins of Phil

15 Granville, a former player and manager of Uxbridge FC and more recently manager at Harefield United.However, things did not work out as expected and Granville was relieved of his duties at around Christmas and Duffy, fresh from his break, returned to take up the reins. It proved to be a stressful run in to the end of the season and only two 1-0 wins in the space of forty eight hours against Uxbridge and Ware respectively prevented the club from being relegated. With the management team having had the time to rebuild the squad over the close season, the 2016/17 season proved to be one in which the club held a relatively comfortable mid table position throughout and hopes are high that the 2017/18 will see the club finish higher up the table. Since arriving at Reynolds Field, the club have steadily improved the facilities with the installation of floodlights in 1989, the erection of a small stand and more recently, thanks to a grant from The Football Foundation, the erection of a stand and toilets for disabled persons. During to ensure that the club met The Football Association's ground grading requirements, the seating capacity of the stand was extended to 180 seats and covered terracing was erected behind one of the goals. That this work was possible was entirely due to the generousity of the club's president Dave Iddiols and the club's then sponsor Gowing & Pursey Ltd. Tottenham Hotspur led by Republic of Ireland international and current Brighton and Hove Manager Chris Hughton and managed by former England goalkeeper Ray Clemence were Town s first opponents under lights and since then Spurs again, Chelsea, Brentford and QPR have all played games on the ground. The club have spent a considerable amount of money on their pitch over the years and it has proven to be money well spent. Their groundsman Adam Rowlands having won the groundsman of the year award from the Middlesex County F.A. in seasons 2002/2003 and 2003/2004. In 2004/2005, Adam won a similar award from The Football Association for groundsmen for level 4 and 5 clubs for London and the South East Regions.

16 At the end of the 2004/2005 season club chairman Bob Fisher was awarded a medallion by The Football Association in recognition of his fifty years service to the club and very recently, Bob, completed sixty years service at the club, a remarkable achievement, which was recognised by the club in naming the stand after him. The club have a thriving Youth Section and this season will be fielding over 20 Youth sides, Both the Senior Club and Youth section has achieved charter standard and are highly regarded in the county and the local community. The club have been enormously fortunate over the years to have benefited by the commitment and effort of so many to ensure that the club survived and prospered. There are too many to name them all but special mention should be made of the Conn family, Jim, Mike and Jack, the Haynes family, Les, Stan and Reg, the Rowlands family, the Swift family, Bob, Stuart and Kenny, Sam Kelso, Phil Player, John Wake. Phil Scott, Roy Nairn, Ray Duffy and of course Dave Iddiols but no history of Hanwell Town would be complete without a mention of the club's secretary from its reformation in the 1940's to 1988, Ron Walker. Without a home ground of their own for the majority of this period, Ron's total dedication and commitment meant that the club were able to keep going whist many around them folded. Until he passed away at the age of 90 in November 2011, Ron continued in his role of trustee to take a keen interest in the club's fortunes.

17 SAM BUNTING Goalkeeper Recently joined the club.previously played for Beaconsfield Sycob. GEORGES EHUI Defender hails from The Ivory Coast and is now in his second season with the club after joining from Aylesbury FC towards the end of last season. He made one appearance for Wycombe Wanderers in the Football League in the 2012/13 season. KYLE WATSON Defender- Kyle was a key player in our excellent seasons in and With the club's change of management he then opted to join Wingate & Finchley but returned to the club last season. A totally committed player and is ever dangerous with his searching runs forward from his full back position. He has now made over 150 appearances for the club. Currently out of action with a long term knee injury. NICK TURNER Central Defender has recently joined the club after a period out of the game. A commanding central defender. Has previously played for North Greenford United. OLIVER DUFFY Central Defender- One of the four sons of the club's manager who despite his young age has already notched up over 150 games for the club. Is able to form a formidable central defensive partnership with either of his brothers, Tom or Calum.Had a brief spell with Wealdstone during the season. A severe back problem meant almost a year out of the game but since his return he had proved that he has lost none of his skill or commitment. CALUM DUFFY Defender - The youngest of the four Duffy brothers and son of current manager Ray Duffy. His loyalty to the club was proven when he

18 remained with the club following his father's departure at the end of the season. As each season has passed so his improvement continues and whilst essentially a defender, his versatitilty enables him to play almost anywhere on the pitch. Anoither who has played over 150 first team games for the club. GLEN YALA Forward- Glen signed for the club at the start of last season but left to join Chalfont St Peter without playing a game for the club. He had previously played at North Greenford United. A quick and decisive flank player. PETER DEAN Forward Peter joined during the close season after a very successful career to date in non league football. His career started at Watford in and he names Northwood,Hendon and Wealdstone among his previous clubs. He was particularly successful at Wealdstone during the time he spent there between 2010/11 and 2013/14. CALLUM WRIGHT Midfield/Forward Callum joined from Northwood during the back end of last season and quickly established himself in the side. With a gem of a left foot he is particulary dangerous in dead ball situations. Another currently on the sidelines due to injury. ALFIE CAIN Midfield. A recent aquistion having joined on a joint registration from Harrow Borough. CHARLIE MITCHELL Forward Another close season signing this time from local club North Greenford United. A quick and clever wide player who has impressed in the club's pre season friendly games. He has also played in Gibraltar.

19 HARVEY KILLEEN has moved up to the first team squad from the club's Under 18's team. A very clever player who is a lot stronger than his slender frame suggests. TOM HUNT Forward Young striker who joined us from Harefield at the start of the season having previously been a member of Brentford's Academy Squad. TOM DUFFY Central Defender- The eldest of the four Duffy brothers. Another former Brentford Academy Squad member. A resolute central defender who leads the side by example. Another to have passed 150 appearances for the club's first team. JOE CHANDIRAM Full back- Despite still being on the right side of 30 is the oldest and most experienced player in the squad having previously played and captained Egham Town and has also played for Slough Town, Windsor FC, Burnham, Godalming Town, Corinthian Casuals, Hampton & Richmond and Guildford. JESSE KEWLEY-GRAHAM Midfield- A former professional at Wycombe Wanderers with football league experience.spent periods on loan at Staines and Havant & Waterlooville before joing Hampton & Richmond Borough. Now in his second season at the club. LLAMAR SIMPSON Forward- He joined from fellow Southern League side Potters Bar Town at the commencement of the season and was a regular selection throughout last season. A very skilful and strong player out on the wing.

20 CHRIS MILLS Midfield-he joined the club on a Work Experience contract from Queens Park Rangers on 13 th December He has had various spells at the club since and has racked up over 300 appearances with over 70 goals. Amongst his other clubs have been Harefield United and North Greenford United. A very astute player he is now using his experience and know how whilst still playing to assist manger Ray Duffy in a coaching role. RICKY PITHER Forward-another with a long association with the club having joined two weeks later tha Chris Mills on 27 th December He joined from Wealdstone and has also played for both Harefield United and North Greenford United. During the 2016/17 season he had a spell as manager at North Greenford and like Mills is now assisting Ray Duffy in a coaching RAY DUFFY Manager- Ray's senior football career began at the age of 17 when playing for Harrow Borough and he subsequently played for Slough Town and Hendon, before completing his playing career at the Town, during which period he captained the side to a London Senior Cup win. After a period scouting for Chelsea he became Town's manager for the first time in and continued in that role until mid way through the season when he resigned to concentrate on watching his four son's football careers develop. He returned as Manager in and resigned at the end of the season having overseen the club's elevation to Level 4 in the footballing pyramid. He commenced his third stint as the club's manager mid way through the season.

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29 UXBRIDGE FOOTBALL CLUB MATCH STATISTICS SEASON Date Opponents Comp Res Goal scorers Crowd Aug12 BEDFORD TOWN SL-E 3-1 McCarthy Peden Warner-Eley Hart Ruby Warner Rabess Burgess Wright A. Thomas Brown D. Thomas Chong Sinclair Quashie Hassan Wright, Brown, Peden Barton Rovers SL-E 0-1 McCarthy Peden Warner-Eley Hart Ruby Warner Rabess Burgess Wright A. Thomas Brown D. Thomas Chong Sinclair Quashie Hassan Wright THAME UNITED FAC 0-4 McCarthy Peden Warner-Eley Hart Ruby Warner Rabess Burgess Wright A. Thomas Brown D. Thomas Chong Sinclair Quashie Hassan KEMPSTON ROVERS SL-E 0-2 McCarthy Peden Warner-Eley Hart D. Thomas Sinclair Rabess Burgess Wright A. Thomas Quashie Chong Cabdalla Humphries Watson Hassan Hanwell Town SL-E 0-2 McCarthy Peden Warner-Eley Hart D. Thomas Sinclair Rabess Burgess Cabdalla A. Thomas Quashie Chong Humphries Watson Hassan Rabess, A.Thomas 147 Sep 9 ASHFORD TOWN (MIDDX) SL-E 2-4 McCarthy Peden Warner-Eley Bettamer D. Thomas Warner Rabess Burgess Kearney Tajbakhsh Quashie Chong Humphries Sinclair A. Thomas Hassan Warner-Eley, Kearney Beaconsfield Town SL-E 4-0 McCarthy Peden Warner-Eley Hart D. Thomas Sinclair Tajbakhsh Burgess Kearney Wright Quashie Chong Humphries Rabess A. Thomas Bettamer NORTHWOOD SL-E 2-1 McCarthy Peden Warner-Eley Aggrey-Adams D. Thomas Sinclair Rabess Burgess Wright Kearney Tajbakhsh Bettamer Chong Humphries A. Thomas Hassan D. Thomas, A. Thomas (P) Fleet Town SL-E 0-6 McCarthy Peden D. Thomas Aggrey-Adams Bettamer Sinclair Rabess Burgess Wright Kearney Tajbakhsh Chong Humphries A. Thomas Hassan Aylesbury SL-E 3-2 McCarthy Peden Warner-Eley Aggrey-Adams D. Thomas Humphries Rabess Burgess Wright Kearney Tajbakhsh Hart Sinclair A. Thomas Williams Bramwell Kearney (2) 97 Oct 3 Hanwell Town BFB 2-1 Bramwell Peden Brown Hart Watson Byrne Humphries Williams Kearney Sinclair Tajbakhsh Aggrey-Adams Rabess D. Thomas Warner-Eley McCarthy Watson 87 7 Ashford Town (Middx) FAT 4-1 McCarthy Peden Warner-Eley D. Thomas Tucker Brown Warner Burgess Kearney Tajbakhsh Quashie Byrne Humphries A. Thomas Williams Bramwell Kearney (P) AFC DUNSTABLE SL-E 0-1 McCarthy Peden Warner-Eley Tucker Watson Quashie Rabess Burgess A. Thomas Kearney Brown Byrne Humphries Tajbakhsh Williams NORTH GREENFORD UNITED MSC 2-1 Bramwell Humphries Gilmaney Byrne Watson Warner Hart Williams A. Thomas Mohammed Tajbakhsh Kearney Rabess Tucker Warner-Eley McCarthy Warner, Mohammed Egham Town SL-E 3-3 McCarthy Peden Humphries Tucker Watson Warner Brown Burgess A. Thomas Kearney Tajbakhsh Byrne Hart Williams Bramwell Kearney (2), Brown CHALFONT ST PETER AFC SL-E 0-2 McCarthy Peden Tucker Watson Humphries Tajbakhsh Warner Burgess Brown Kearney Thomas Byrne Williams Hart Bramwell 87 Nov 4 Aylesbury United SL-E 2-2 McCarthy Gilmaney Quashie Watson D. Thomas Humphries Dawkins Burgess Maguire Kearney Brown Artik A. Thomas Mohammed Bramwell Brown, Kearney 136 Mohammed, Humphries, 7 Hanwell Town MSC 2-5 Bramwell Gilmaney Quashie Artik D. Thomas Humphries Dawkins Burgess Mohammed A. Thomas Brown Kearney Rabess Warner-Eley A. Thomas, Rabess, Brown AFC RUSHDEN & DIAMONDS SL-E 1-4 McCarthy Watson Quashie Tucker D. Thomas Humphries Dawkins Burgess A. Thomas Kearney Brown Artik Mohammed Rabess Gilmaney Bramwell Own Goal Thame United SL-E 1-0 McCarthy Peden D. Thomas Tucker Watson Warner Dawkins Burgess Humphries Kearney Brown Artik Hart Rabess A. Thomas Mohammed ARLESEY TOWN SL-E 3-2 McCarthy Peden D. Thomas Tucker Watson Humphries Rabess M Bengui Maguire Kearney Brown Artik Dawkins Hart Mohammed A. Thomas Kearney (P), Kearney, Brown Moneyfields SL-E 2-3 McCarthy Peden D. Thomas Hart Tucker Humphries Rabess M Bengui Maguire Kearney Brown Artik Burgess Mohammed Kearney, Kearney (P), Own Goal 85 Dec 2 HAYES & YEADING UNITED SL-E 3-0 McCarthy Peden D. Thomas Hart Tucker Humphries Rabess M Bengui Maguire Kearney Brown Burgess Mohammed Warner Watson Bramwell Rabess, Kearney (2) Cambridge City SL-E 5-1 McCarthy Watson D. Thomas Hart Tucker Warner Rabess M Bengui Maguire Humphries Brown Burgess Mohammed A. Thomas Bramwell A. Thomas Kearney (3), D. Thomas (2), 16 BARTON ROVERS SL-E 6-1 McCarthy Peden Humphries Watson D. Thomas M Bengui Rabess Burgess Maguire Kearney Brown Artik Mohammed A. Thomas Warner Bramwell A. Thomas HARTLEY WINTNEY SL-E 2-2 McCarthy Peden Humphries Watson D. Thomas M Bengui Rabess Burgess Maguire Kearney Brown Artik Mohammed A. Thomas Warner Bramwell M Bengui, Kearney 84 Bedford Town 26 HANWELL TOWN SL-E 30 Marlow SL-E Jan 6 BEACONSFIELD TOWN SL-E 13 Kempston Rovers SL-E 16 Staines Town MSC 20 AFC Rushden & Diamonds SL-E 27 AYLESBURY UNITED SL-E Feb 3 FLEET TOWN SL-E 10 Northwood SL-E 17 AYLESBURY SL-E 24 AFC Dunstable SL-E Mar 3 EGHAM TOWN SL-E 10 Chalfont St Peter AFC SL-E 17 CAMBRIDGE CITY SL-E 24 Hayes & Yeading United SL-E 31 Ashford Town (Middx) SL-E Apr 2 MARLOW SL-E 7 THAME UNITED SL-E 14 Hartley Witney SL-E 21 MONEYFIELDS SL-E 28 Arlesey Town SL-E SL-E 0-2 McCarthy Peden Humphries Watson D. Thomas M Bengui Rabess Burgess Maguire Kearney Brown Johnson Brown- El- Khabouche Mohammed Tucker Warner M Bengui, Brown 194 KEY TO GRID: Home Matches in BOLD BLOCK CAPITALS Player Substitutes in Bold Italics * after the scores, denotes match after extra time KEY TO COMPETITIONS: SL-E - The Evo-Stik South - East BFB - Big Free Bet Cup (League Cup) FAC - Emirates FA Challenge Cup FAT - Buildbase FA Challenge Trophy MSC - Middlesex Senior Cup MCC - Middlesex Charity Cup PRE-SEASON MATCHES SEASON: July 11 NORTH GREENFORD UNITED H Draw 1-1 July 15 POTTERS BAR H Lost 1-6 July 18 THATCHAM TOWN A Lost 4-0 July 22 AFC HAYES A Drew 1-1 July 25 SLOUGH TOWN H Lost 0-4 July 29 BRACKNELL TOWN A Lost 10-0 Aug 1 STAINES TOWN H Lost 0-4 Aug 5 HARINGEY BOROUGH A Won 1-2 OUR NEXT FIRST TEAM MATCH AT HONEYCROFT: Evo-Stik South, East Beaconsfield Town January 6th Kick-Off 3:00pm

30 UXBRIDGE APPEARANCES AND GOALSCORERS SEASON (Up to 24 nd December 2017) Total Apps Total Goals League Apps League Sub League Goals Cup Apps Cup Sub Cup Goals Career Apps Career Goals SAMUEL AGGREY-ADAMS LAWRENCE ARTIK JOSH BRAMWELL COLE BROWN FABIAN BROWN-JOHNSON JAMES BURGESS YAHYA EL-KHABOUCHE CHEVY HART ADAM HUMPHRIES DYLAN KEARNEY PAUL MCCARTHY LUKE MAGUIRE PRINCE M BENGUI ADAM MOHAMMED BEN PEDEN ASHLEY QUASHIE RHYS RABESS ANTHONY THOMAS DAVE THOMAS HARRY TUCKER KEVIN WARNER CORY WATSON DWAIN WILLIAMS JOE WRIGHT

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33 TODAY S TEAMS Saturday 26 th December 2017, kick-off 13:00 UXBRIDGE FC Shirts: Red Shorts: White Socks: Red Sam AGGREY-ADAMS Lawrence ARTIK Joshua BRAMWELL Cole BROWN Fabian BROWN-JOHNSON James BURGESS Yahya EL-KHABOUCHE Chevy HART Adam HUMPHRIES Dylan KEARNEY Luke MAGUIRE Prince M BENGUI Paul McCARTHY Adam MOHAMMED Ben PEDEN Ashley QUASHIE Rhys RABESS Anthony THOMAS Dave THOMAS Harry TUCKER Kevin WARNER Cory WATSON Dwain WILLIAMS Joe WRIGHT Manager: Tony CHOULES Asst Manager: Paul MILLS Coach: Damian PAYNE Coach: Sean DAWSON Physio: Andrew CONNOR HANWELL TOWN FC Shirts: Black/White Shorts: Black Socks: Black/White Sam BUNTING Eddie CORCORAN Joe CHANDIRAM Jesse KEWLEY-GRAHAM Calum DUFFY Oliver DUFFY Glen YALA Luke ALFANO Ned CLARKE Simon CORCORAN Elijah SEYMOUR Peter DEAN Mason WELCH-TURNER Ruddock YALA Sam PEKUN Georges EHUI Alfie CAIN Megran QARRI Manager: Ray DUFFY Coach: Ricky PITHER Coch: Chris MILLS Physio: Bren BRIGGS Tristan GREAVES Nicholas METCALFE Stephen PARKINSON

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