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1 PRESStalk OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMME 2012/2013 ISSUE v Team Bury Saturday 22nd September pm Thurlow NunnDivision One

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3 Saturday 22nd September pm Thurlow NunnDivision One WELCOME Cambridge University Press Football Club The Cass Centre, Shaftesbury Road, Cambridge CB2 8BS Tel: Club Officials President Stephen Bourne Chairman Nigel Atkinson Vice Chairman Chris Hughes Treasurer & Fixture Secretary Ian Crofts General Secretary Gary Crick Reserve Fixture Secretary Andrew Burton Registrations Secretary Graham Edwards Child Welfare Officer Lorraine Cullum General Committee Kenny Paterson, Trevor George, Jack Watson, Michael Lambert Groundsman (Cass) Mark Critoph Groundsman (Histon) Trevor Ball Programme Editor Gary Crick Management First Team Manager Graham Daniels First Team Coaches Matt Joseph, Neil O Donohue, Gary Crick & Andy Cranch Physiotherapist Neil O Donohue Reserve Team Manager Darren Burton A Team Manager Andi Thwaites Veterans Manager Andy Cranch Club Scouts Dick Crampton, Andy Ross, Steve O Donohue Honorary Vice Presidents Keith Wilson, Jerry Papworth, Gareth Chapman MATCHDAY PROGRAMME Printing GRT Print Solutions, tel mob Finishing Falcon Printing Services Ltd, Unit 14, Ronald Rolph Court, Wadloes Road, Cambridge CB5 8PX tel I t is with great pleasure that we welcome the Officials, Players and Supporters of Bury Town Football Club for the Thurlow Nunn match at the Glassworld Stadium, the home of Histon FC. We hope that you will enjoy the facilities on offer as well as the game. It is the club s third season in what is now the Thurlow Nunn League Division One and we are pleased to have enjoyed some success in the first two. The results in the first few games of this season have been particularly pleasing. Playing at a ground played at by a professional club has been a new experience and we hope the success continues for the players and spectators alike. CUPFC has a new manager this season. Graham Daniels joins us and will be well-known to others in the region as a successful professional footballer and manager. He has encouraged a number of others to join him in various capacities and we welcome them to the club as well. The PRESStalk OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMME 2012/2013 ISSUE v Team Bury WELCOME team itself has some new players, but the first team will include many players from last season, who are looking forward to a long, enjoyable and successful campaign. Cambridge University Press s Charity of the Year is Romsey Mill in Cambridge, which will be receiving some proceeds from the programmes we sell on the day, as well as other activities during the season. We do try to provide a top-level service to all concerned, but please do let us know if you think we could or should do anything differently or better this season. it would be good to see you before, during or after the game. Nigel Atkinson Chairman, CUPFC. inside 03 Chairman 05 Manager 08 Visitors 10 League news 11 Fixtures & results 12 CUP Stats 12/13 14 CUP news 17 Reserves & A team 18 Non League Paper 24 Team line ups Nigel Atkinson Chairman Scan on your smart phone for latest club news on 03

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5 DANNO Good afternoon and a warm welcome to the Glass World Stadium. It's a particular pleasure to welcome Ross Wilding and his Team Bury staff and players for today's game. We were over at Ram Meadow just a few weeks ago and this re-arranged game means that we get to play our return fixture more quickly than either of us expected. It was indeed a pleasure to play at Ram Meadow. The quality of the playing surface was excellent, which is always a welcomed sight and Team Bury tried, and managed, to play the kind of football the surface deserves. It was a very good game of football with both teams striving to play in a similar, passing orientated manner. I'm sure that'll be the same today. A final reflection of our visit to Bury was the hospitality offered to us. We were made to feel very welcomed throughout the day, and I hope we can reciprocate in the same manner. Reflecting on our first ever FA Vase appearance against Thrapston last week gives me great pleasure. I felt we worked very hard to put into practice some of the things which Matt Joseph and Neil O' Donohue have been working on with us FROM THE MANAGER on the training ground. The willingness of the players to listen and learn led to good application in the match and it was a very satisfying performance which gets us an appearance in the next round against our neighbours Godmanchester Rovers. I'm looking forward to it! I was also pleased with the discipline of the players last S aturday, as I have been so far this season. I'm very keen to see the game played in the right spirit, combining competitiveness with respect for each other, the opposition and the officials. I hope that we see that attitude dominating today's match even as both teams strive for victory. Thanks for being here today. Enjoy! Danno Graham Daniels is sponsored by CAMB LIGHT REMOVALS FULL HOUSE MOVES: SINGLE ITEMS: LOCAL: LONG DISTANCE: STORAGE: HOUSE/ GARDEN COLLECTIONS STUDENT MOVES PROFESSIONAL AND FRIENDLY FAMILY BUSINESS FOR OVER 10 YEARS FOR FREE MOVING ADVICE AND QUOTES CALL or cambslr@googl .com 05

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8 THE VISITORS welcome to TEAM BURY Today we welcome Team Bury Football Club to The Glassworld Stadium. Team Bury was formed in 2005, then under the name of West Suffolk College FC. The team made up of students from the West Suffolk College Sports Academy were elected into Division Two of the Kent Blaxill Essex and Suffolk Border League Division Two. In its inaugural season the team were promoted having achieved runners up spot in the Essex and Suffolk Border League Division Two behind Champions Brightlingsea Regent. The following season the team went one better and they were crowned champions of Division One. The top two places were reversed from the previous season with Brightlingsea Regent runners up. At the beginning of season 2007/08 the team were forced to uproot from its adopted home pitch at Gainsborough Sports Centre in Ipswich and were forced to find a new home that met the minimum ground standards for the Essex and Suffolk Border League Premier Division. A groundshare arrangement was agreed with Bury Town FC to use Ram Meadow as a home pitch. young team did win the Premier Division Fair Play Award. Season 2008/08 again saw Team Bury submit an application and a successful season saw the team finish as runners up in the ESBL Premier Division. It was a close run thing with Team Bury and West Bergholt neck and neck for most of the campaign. In the end West Bergholt beat Team Bury in a crunch match towards the end of the season and went on to win the title by five points. However, Team Bury did have the consolation of winning the Fair Play Award for the second successive season. In June 2009 Team Bury were duly elected to join the Ridgeons League Division One at the commencement of the 2009/10 season. In 2010 Team Bury won the Suffolk Senior Cup at Portman Road. 2010/11 Season saw the side finish 13th in the league with a very young squad. This season will see some of these players staying on with the side for their second or third season. To acknowledge their position in the local football community within Bury St Edmunds, a decision was made by the committee that ran the team, to change its name to Team Bury. The first season in the Premier Division yielded an eighth place finish and although an application to join the Ridgeons League was submitted the eighth place achieved by the team did not meet the promotion criteria. The 08

9 Ross Bailey Midfield, aged 17. Shows a great range of passing. Adam Burroughs Forward, aged 18. A strong all round forward. Last Season's top goalscorer. Jon Conroy Midfield, aged 17. Shows great balance on the ball. Conor Davies Midfield, aged 18. Shows great balance and pace on the ball. Callum Finch Defence, aged 17. A strong presence in the air and a good passer of the ball. Alex Gathercole Forward, aged 17. Shows great pace going forwards. Sam Hawley Defence, aged 17. A good reader of the game and a good passer of the ball. Liam Hastie Goalkeeper, aged 17. Shows great presence in saving oneon-one situations. Jamie Hearing Midfield/Defence, aged 17. A tenatious player with great potential. Daniel Hitching Defence, aged 19, A former West Suffolk College Sports Academy Captain. Luke Howlett Midfield, aged 17. A tenatious player with great potential. Evan Key Midfield, aged 17. This years captain, shows a good range of passing. Sam Last Defence, midfield, aged 17. Makes dangerous forward runs from the left. Sam Peters Defence, aged 18, Last years Sports Academy Captain, a solid all-round performer at leftback. Riccardo Ripa Defence/Midfield, aged 17. A tenatious player with great potential. Ryan Taylor Forward, aged 17. A tenatious and versatile player with an eye for goal. Ryan Titlow Midfield, aged 18. A tenatious player with good ball retention. Liam Wales Forward/Midfield, aged 17. A quick tenatious player, an ever present last season. VISITORS James Walters Defence/Midfield, aged 17. A calm player in possession, great delivery from set pieces. Phill Weavers Defence/Midfield, aged 24. A strong all round player, last years player of the season. Jospeh Yaxley Midfield/Forward, aged 17. Shows a great range of passing and running with the ball skills. 09

10 LEAGUE NEWS FA VASE UPDATE It was another good round for Thurlow Nunn League First Division teams in the FA Vase at the weekend with 5 fighting their way though to the First Round Proper. Three of those teams knocked out Premier Division opposition with Whitton United beating FC Clacton after extra time, Long Melford winning at Woodbridge Town and Ipswich Wanderers successful at Felixstowe & Walton United via an 83rd minute Jack Severy strike. It was the second round running that Long Melford, without a league win so far this season, and Ipswich Wanderers have eliminated Step 5 opposition. 10 Premier Division sides also remain in the competition, although Norwich United suffered a surprise 1-0 defeat to Step 7 Haverhill Sports Association. The Essex & Suffolk Border League team now meet Ipswich Wanderers in the next round. Full updated First Round Proper draw involving Thurlow Nunn League teams is:- Burnham Ramblers v. Gorleston Dereham Town v. Stewarts & Lloyds Corby Ely City v Eynesbury Rovers Godmanchester Rovers v. Cambridge University Press Hadleigh United v. Walsham le Willows Haverhill Rovers v. Southend Manor Haverhill Sports Association v. Ipswich Wanderers Swaffham Town v. Desborough Town Whitton United v. Brightlingsea Regent Wivenhoe Town or Hullbridge Sports v. Diss Town The matches are scheduled for October 13th, with Wisbech Town entering the competition at the 2nd Round Proper stage on November 17th. IN THE PREMIER DIVISION Mildenhall Town beat CRC 2-0 on Saturday for their fifth successive league win and duly moved into second position in the Premier Division table. One more goal and they would have overtaken leaders Dereham Town. Dereham s 100% league record will be put to the test on Tuesday evening when they entertain the only other side unbeaten in the division, Gorleston. The Greens continue their challenging run of matches with a visit from third placed Wisbech Town next Saturday. The Fenmen will be returning to the East Coast seven days after an impressive 3-1 victory at Kirkley & Pakefield. DEREHAM AT HOME IN FA CUP Dereham Town have been handed a home draw in the 2nd Qualifying Round of the FA Cup next Saturday. They will entertain Chasetown from the Evostick (Northern Premier) League Division One South, one level above Dereham in the non-league pyramid. Staffordshire side Chasetown, who won 2-1 after extra time in Tuesday s 1st Qualifying Round replay at Market Drayton Town, have a proud recent FA Cup history. After beating Port Vale in the second round of the competition they became the lowest ranked club ever to reach the 3rd Round Proper of the competition. They lost 3-1 to Cardiff City who went on to reach the FA Cup Final. Wisbech Town bowed out of the competition 3-0 at Kettering Town in their replay on Tuesday evening. LEADING GOALSCORERS Last season s Premier Division leading goalscorer Andy Wood of Mildenhall Town is the early leader in this season s charts with 8 goals from his first 6 games, two ahead of Bobby-Joe Taylor of CRC. Joe Jackson of Swaffham Town is the leading scorer in the First Division with 8 goals, just ahead of Lewis Trimmer of Cambridge University Press, whose 7 goals have come from just 3 matches. NEW SUFFOLK FA CHAIRMAN David Porter has been elected as the new Chairman of Suffolk County FA. David previously served in the post before retiring Chairman Mick Pearce took up the position. Also elected to the Suffolk FA Board as a Director is Eastern Counties League Life Member and former Secretary Bruce Badcock. MATCH PREVIEWS For anybody interested in previews of forthcoming Saturday league matches it is worth checking:- The Stowmarket Town website ( HYPERLINK " twitter feed for a comprehensive First Division match review. Keep up to date with the latest news from the Thurlow Nunn League by scanning the QR code on the right with your smartphone. 10

11 RESULTS FIXTURES THURLOW NUNN LEAGUE Saturday, 01September 2012 First Division Downham Town 0 4 Fakenham Town Team Bury 1 2 Debenham LC FA Cup 1st Qualifying Round Replay Kettering Town 3 0 Wisbech Town Friday September 14th 2012 FA Vase 2nd Qualifying Round Team Bury 2 3 Brightlingsea Regent aet, FT 2-2 Saturday September 15th 2012 Premier Division Ely City 1 2 Brantham Athletic Kirkley & Pakefield 1 3 Wisbech Town Mildenhall Town 2 0 CRC First Division Braintree Town Res 2 1 Debenham LC Cornard United 1 2 March Town United Great Yarmouth Town 2 1 Stowmarket Town FA Vase 2nd Qualifying Round AFC Rushden & Diamonds 4 1 Fakenham Town Cambridge University Press 3 0 Thrapston Town Dereham Town 2 1 Cogenhoe United Diss Town 3 1 Halstead Town Downham Town 0 2 Northampton Spencer Felixstowe & Walton United 0 1 Ipswich Wanderers Gorleston 2 0 Newmarket Town Haverhill Rovers 4 2 Saffron Walden Town Norwich United 0 1 Haverhill Sports Association Stanway Rovers 1 4 Hadleigh United Swaffham Town 2 1 Wellingborough Whitworths Thetford Town 0 3 Godmanchester Rovers Walsham-le-Willows 5 0 Stansted Whitton United 3 2 FC Clacton aet, FT 2-2 Wivenhoe Town 1 1 Hullbridge Sports aet Woodbridge Town 2 3 Long Melford Tuesday, 18 September 2012 Premier Division Dereham Town 2 Gorleston 1 First Division Fakenham Town 3 March Town United 0 Newmarket Town v Stowmarket Town - Abandoned FA Vase 2nd Qualifying Round Replay Hullbridge Sports2 Wivenhoe Town 0 Saturday, 22 September 2012 Premier Division Brantham Athletic v Mildenhall Town CRC v Woodbridge Town Dereham Town v Haverhill Rovers FC Clacton v Walsham-le-Willows Godmanchester Rovers v Diss Town Gorleston v Wisbech Town Hadleigh United v Thetford Town Kirkley & Pakefield v Wivenhoe Town Norwich United v Felixstowe & Walton United Stanway Rovers v Ely City First Division Cambridge University Press v Team Bury Debenham LC v Downham Town Halstead Town v Cornard United Ipswich Wanderers v Brightlingsea Regent Long Melford v Swaffham Town March Town United v Great Yarmouth Town Newmarket Town v Fakenham Town Stowmarket Town v Whitton United First Division Knockout Cup Saffron Walden Town v Braintree Town Res Tuesday, 25 September 2012 Premier Division Felixstowe & Walton United v Hadleigh United Thetford Town v Diss Town First Division Saffron Walden Town v Newmarket Town Red Insure Cup Brantham Athletic v Cornard United Brightlingsea Regent v Braintree Town Res Ely City v Downham Town Swaffham Town v Fakenham Town Whitton United v Woodbridge Town Wisbech Town v March Town United Saturday, 29 September 2012 Premier Division CRC v Brantham Athletic Diss Town v Dereham Town Ely City v Gorleston Felixstowe & Walton United v Thetford Town Haverhill Rovers v FC Clacton Mildenhall Town v Kirkley & Pakefield Walsham-le-Willows v Godmanchester Rovers Wisbech Town v Stanway Rovers Wivenhoe Town v Hadleigh United Woodbridge Town v Norwich United First Division Braintree Town Res v Long Melford Brightlingsea Regent v March Town United Cornard United v Ipswich Wanderers Debenham LC v Halstead Town Downham Town v Saffron Walden Town Fakenham Town v Stowmarket Town Great Yarmouth Town v Newmarket Town Swaffham Town v Cambridge University Press Whitton United v Team Bury 11

12 Ridgeons League Division One P W D L F A GD Pts 1 Cambridge University Press Saffron Walden Town NewmarketTown Braintree Town reserves Swaffham Town Fakenham Town March Town United Whitton United Ipswich Wanderers Team Bury Brightlingsea Regent Great Yarmouth Town Debenham LC Halstead Town Downham Town Stowmarket Town Long Melford Cornard United Ridgeons League Premier Division P W D L F A GD Pts 1 Dereham Town Mildenhall Town Wisbech Town Gorleston Woodbridge Town Stanway Rovers Brantham Athletic Norwich United Walsham-le-Willows Kirkley & Pakefield Thetford Town Wivenhoe Town Hadleigh United CRC Haverhill Rovers Ely City Godmanchester Rovers Felixstowe & Walton Utd FC Clacton Diss Town STATS 12/1 DATE OPPONENTS COMP H/A F A ATT 1 2 AUGUST Sat 11 Cornard United TN1 A P Peachey S Paters Tue 14 Stowmarket Town TN1 H P Peachey S Paters Sat 18 Ipswich Wanderers TN1 A P Peachey S Paters Sat 25 Long Melford TN1 A P Peachey S Paters SEPTEMBER Sat 01 Team Bury TN1 A P Peachey S Paters Sat 08 Great Yarmouth Town TN1 A P Peachey S Paters Sat 15 Thrapston Town FAV H A Wright S Paters Sat 22 Team Bury TN1 H Sat 29 Swaffham Town TN1 A OCTOBER Sat 06 Brightlingsea Regent TN1 H Tue 09 March Town United TN1 A Sat 13 Tue 16 Over Sports CIC H Sat 20 Newmarket Town TN1 H Tue 23 Godmanchester Rovers RIC A Sat 27 Braintree Town Reserves TN1 H NOVEMBER Sat 03 March Town United D1C A Sat 10 Sat 17 Fakenham Town TN1 H Sat 24 Whitton United TN1 H DECEMBER Sat 01 Stowmarket Town TN1 A Sat 08 Saffron Walden Town TN1 H Sat 15 Braintree Town Reserves TN1 A Sat 22 Long Melford TN1 H Wed 26 Newmarket Town TN1 A Sat 29 Debenham LC TN1 A JANUARY Sat 05 Cornard United TN1 H Sat 12 Brightlingsea Regent TN1 A Sat 19 Halstead Town TN1 A FEBRUARY Sat 02 Sat 09 Debenham LC TN1 H Sat 16 Ipswich Wanderers TN1 H Sat 23 Fakenham Town TN1 A MARCH Sat 02 Great Yarmouth Town TN1 H Sat 09 Downham Town TN1 A Sat 16 Swaffham Town TN1 H Sat 23 Downham Town TN1 H Sat 30 Halstead Town TN1 H APRIL Mon 01 Saffron Walden Town TN1 A Sat 06 Sat 13 March Town United TN1 H Sat 20 Whitton United TN1 A 12

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14 CLUB NEWS CLUB NEWS Last week Last Saturday our first ever FA Carlsberg Vase game saw us defeat Thrapston Town 3-0 here at The Glassworld Stadium. A goal from Lee Clilft on 30 minutes, and second half strikes from Jack Watson (penalty) and Ant Blandford secured the win and a trip to Godmanchester Rovers in the First Round. Next Week Next Saturday we travel to Swaffham Town in a Thurlow NunN Division One fixture. Kick off is at 3.00pm Next home game On Saturday 6th October we entertain Brightlingsea Regent in the Thurlow Nunn Division One. Kick off at The Glassword is at 3.00pm Reserves The Reserves got back to winning ways with a 3-1 win at Wimblington last Saturday. Tom Barham Gio D Ambrosio and Jordan McDermott scored the goals. Today the Reserves entertain Hundon in Kershaw Senior A. A Team The A team lost 6-1 at Orwell last week and are without a game today. Positions available We are always on the look out for individuals who would like to help in the running of Cambridge University Press FC. Various positions are available for interested parties. These include matchday help, such as hospitality, match reporting and photography. Please contact info@cupfc.net if you are interested or know of anyone who is. For the latest news and infomation scan the QR code below with your smartphone 14 follow us on twitter for the latest club news & information

15 CLUB HISTORY Cambridge University Press Football Club was founded in 1893, making us the oldest club in the city of Cambridge affiliated to the Cambridgeshire Football Association. We are older than both Cambridge City (1908) and Cambridge United (1912). The oldest club in the city, however, is Cambridge University AFC, who enjoy a direct affiliation to the Football Association will see our 120th birthday and we proudly remain an amateur club. It took the club 20 years to win its first honour, claiming the prestigious Cambridgeshire Senior Cup (Now Challenge Cup) in 1913/14. In 1928/29 the Cambridgeshire League Division 2 title was won, with the Division 1 title sealed two years later. The club won the Cambridgeshire Premier League for the only time in its history in 1934/35. On 31st August 1932, the club made history by becoming the first team to visit the Abbey Stadium, losing 2-0 to the then Abbey United. It was some 30 years later that further success was achieved when the club won the Division 2b title in 1967/68. The club had a long wait for the next piece of silverware, which was won in 1985/86 with the capturing of the Cambridgeshire Junior Cup. The last 20 years has seen the clubs honours list increase dramatically. In 1992/93 the Division 2a title was won, with the reserves winning Division 3b a year later in 1993/94. The reserves gained double success in 2002/03 winning the Division 3b title and the John Ablett Cup. In 2003/04 the Cambridgeshire Senior B title was won, and a year later runners-up spot in Senior A was achieved to send the club into the Kershaw Premier League. During the 2004/05 season, Nigel Dixon was appointed Manager. The clubs first year in the Kershaw Premier in 2005/06 saw a respectable fourth place finish. For 2006/07, Cambridge University Press came on board as the clubs major sponsor, with the club benefiting from new club clothing and equipment bearing the Cambridge University Press logo. All three teams did not disappoint in 2006/07, with the First Team finishing 3rd in the KPL, Reserves 4th (and winning the Cambridgeshire Junior Cup) and the A Team 3rd. Season 2007/08 saw further success with the First Team finishing 4th, but claiming the Kershaw Premier League Cup with a 2-1 victory over Waterbeach at Histon s Glassworld Stadium. Jordan McDermott scored both Press goals. The reserves won Division 2a without losing a game and retained the Junior Cup, whilst the A Team won Division 3a. The club also created a link with local junior side Fulbourn Falcons, with Falcon s Under 16 s using the Cass Centre for home matches. Falcon s won the Colts League and Cup double that season. In 2008/09 the First Team again finished 3rd in the Kershaw CLUB HISTORY Premier League and were runners-up in the Challenge Cup to Fulbourn Institute. The reserves finished 3rd in 1a missing promotion by one point and the A Team finished in 4th place. The newly formed Youth Team finished runners-up in the Eastern Junior Alliance Under 18 Suffolk Division and won the Magners Cup, quite an achievement with most of the side aged under 17. A number of youth team players represented the senior sides throughout the season. 2009/10 saw further success with the First Team finishing as runners-up in the Kershaw Premier league, the reserves missing out on promotion by one point again and the A Team finishing as Division 2a Champions. The Veterans won the inaugural Cambridgeshire FA Veterans Cup, whilst the under 18's were once again runners-up in the Eastern Junior Alliance and the newly formed under 15's finished 4th in their debut Eastern Junior Alliance season. Eight members of the under 15 squad also represented Cambridge Schools in the English Schools Trophy where they finished as runners-up to Liverpool Schools, with the final played at Anfield. The First team s second placed finish allowed us to apply for promotion to the Ridgeons Eastern Counties League Division One. The 2010/11 season saw Press finish in a creditable fourth placed, just outside the promotion places. The reserves had a fantastic campaign winning the BIS Division One championship and promotion to Kershaw League football. The A team maintained their BIS 2a status, the Under 16 s finished in third place in the Eastern Junior Alliance and the Veterans were runners-up in the Cambridgeshire Veterans Cup. 2011/12 season saw a new era as we entered a partnership with Histon FC that enabled us to home games at The Glassworld Stadium, with Histon using the Cass Centre for training. The first team finished eighth in the Ridgeons League Division One.The Reserves side earned a second successive promotion, finishing as runners-up in Senior B and gaining promotion to Senior A, one level below the Kershaw Preier. The A team finished in 7th place in Division 2a. At the end of the 2011/12 season, manager Nigel Dixon resigned. The club moved quickly to install former Histon and Cambridge City manager, Graham Daniels into the role. For this season we are once again carrying a local charity on our First Team shirts, Following previous seasons, where we have raised over 2,00 for the Teenage Cancer Trust, Cystic Fibrosis Trust and Red Balloon Learner Centres, this year our club charity is Romsey Mill. We also continue to support the Cambridge & District Schools FA, sponsoring the team kits and tracksuits and allowing games to be played at the Cass Centre. 15

16 PLAYER PROFILE Chris Lindsay Name Chris Lindsay PLAYER PROFILE Nickname Date of Birth Place of Birth Position Previous clubs Lino 28th Februay 1990 (22 Years) Cambridge Reverse Cowgirl Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuulbourn Team Supported Manchester United Biggest joker Heath Ledger Best dressed team Current job Roofer Watty (When he borrows my clothes) mate Worst dressed team Michael Lambert outrageous - shares the same Ambition To get a new job mate wardrobe as his sister Footballing idol Dippy Best trainer Nike Air Max Likes Guiness, Toad in the hole, Family Guy Worst trainer Hi-tec / Gola Dislikes Best moment in football VETERANS Roofing, Alarm Clock, Cyclists who don t use the cycle path Date Opponents Comp F - A Goalscorers 21 Aug CUP A Fri Sep Royston Town Veterans Fri 6-0 Who will win 2012/13 Premier League Manchester United Full time whistle Sponsor Scott s Roofing 16

17 RESERVES & A TEAM RESERVE TEAM Date Opponents Comp F - A Goalscorers 15 Aug Fulbourn Institute Res KSA 2-0 Lewin, Pendlebury 22 Aug Great Paxton KSA 2-1 Barham, Beck 25 Aug Girton United KSA 5-0 Lewin (2), J McDermott (2), Pendlebury 08 Sep Soham United KSA Sep Wimblington KSA 3-1 Barham, J McDermott, D Ambrosio 22 Sep Hundon KSA 29 Sep Castle Camps KSA 06 Oct Castle Camps WCC 13 Oct Wisbech Town Res WCIC 20 Oct Cherry Hinton KSA 03 Nov Wimblington KSA 10 Nov Great Paxton KSA 17 Nov Wisbech Town Res KSA 24 Nov Fulbourn Institute Res KSA 08 Dec Fenstanton KSA 15 Dec Soham United KSA 22 Dec Milton KSA 05 Jan Hemingfords United KSA 12 Jan Castle Camps KSA 26 Jan Fenstanton KSA 02 Feb Needingworth United KSA 09 Feb Milton KSA 23 Feb Cambridge City Res KSA 02 Mar Needingworth United KSA 09 Mar Girton United KSA 16 Mar Debden KSA 30 Mar Cherry Hinton KSA 06 Apr Hundon KSA 20 Apr Cambridge City Res KSA 04 May Hemingfords United KSA A TEAM Date Opponents Comp F - A Goalscorers 01 Sep Papworth NMC2a 4-2 Brown (3), Tobin 08 Sep Girton United Res NMC2a 3-3 Brown, Darlow, Powell 15 Sep Orwell NMC2a Sep Ashdon Villa NMC2a 27 Oct Balsham NMC2a 03 Nov Linton Granta Res NMC2a 10 Nov Cambourne Rovers NMC2a 17 Nov Great Chesterford NMC2a 24 Nov Ashdon Villa NMC2a 01 Dec Orwell NMC2a 15 Dec Abington United NMC2a 22 Dec City Life NMC2a 05 Jan Balsham NMC2a 19 Jan Abington United NMC2a 26 Jan Thaxted Rangers NMC2a 02 Feb Great Shelford Res NMC2a 09 Feb City Life NMC2a 16 Feb Linton Granta Res NMC2a 02 Mar Cambourne Rovers NMC2a 16 Mar Great Shelford Res NMC2a 23 Mar Girton United Res NMC2a 30 Mar Thaxted Rangers NMC2a 06 Apr Great Chesterford NMC2a 13 Apr Papworth NMC2a Kershaw Senior A P W D L GD Pts 1 Soham United Cherry Hinton Cambridge University Press Reserves Cambridge City Reserves Great Paxton Fulbourn Institute Reserves Fenstanton Hemingfords United Castle Camps Milton Girton United Wimblington Hundon Needingworth United BIS Division 2a P W D L GD Pts 1 Orwell Ashdon Villa Abington United Cambridge University Press A Papworth Girton United Reserves Linton Granta Reserves City Life Thaxted Rangers Great Chesterford Balsham Cambourne Rovers Great Shelford Reserves

18 NON LEAGUE PAPER The Non-League Paper Programme Column By Matt Badcock EVERY football team has been wronged on the pitch at some point in their history. Be it a goal against allowed to stand even though the striker was two yards offside or a stonewall penalty that is waved away. Of course these occurrences happen, somewhere, every week. It s the decisions that come along once in a blue moon that really get the supporters goat. Take last week s FA Cup replay between Bashley and Gosport Borough. Evo-Stik Southern Premier Bash lost 3-2 after extra-time. But before that they had gone into a 3-2 lead themselves. Or so they thought. James Stokoe s effort had crossed the line only for Gosport keeper Nathan Ashmore to kick the ball through a hole in the net in frustration at conceding the goal. Referee Will Bull then awarded a corner. Now this was clearly an unintentional mistake, albeit a grave one, from the match officials. Bashley, managed by Frank Gray, are understandably annoyed that Gosport players didn t own up, or let their visitors score from the resulting corner. According to manager Alex Pike, more than half a dozen of his players came to him saying it was unquestionably a goal. None of them told the ref. Gray has previous in good sportsmanship. When he was in charge of Woking in 2007 he ordered his side to stand aside and allow Grays a free goal. Gentlemanly acts restore our faith in a game that is often seen to be sinking further into a pit of despair particularly at the cash-rich levels where diving and faking is common practice. A lot of people have been quick to criticise Gosport. We wouldn t want to win like that, they say. But can fans really preach the holier than thou line? Would you really have the same feelings if it was your team benefitting? If it meant winning the league or getting one over your rivals? Be honest now. It s easy to justify it in your mind. When Ukraine looked to have scored against England in Euro 2012 only for the officials to wave on play, thoughts immediately turned to South Africa. At the 2010 World Cup Frank Lampard s shot against Germany had clearly crossed the line but it wasn t given. Two years later was payback for that, we told ourselves. Sometimes it s just too tempting to take the gift and keep schtum. A bit like Monopoly when the banker gives you too much change. In an ideal world you d give it back. But you know at some point in future the board game gods will deal you a bad hand. And, especially in sport, we don t live in an ideal world. 18

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