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1 20 Today s SQUADS ALVIS SPORTING CLUB Neil Collett Jack Hartopp Chris Woodward Michael Quirke Sean Martin Brian Howe Matt Taylor Christian Jordan Samuel Odusoga Steve Evans Calvin Thompson Matt Bannister Dean Kimberlin Patrick Suffo Leon Kelly Thomas Maguire Fabian Spence Joss Holford Arron Donaldson Ryan Caputo Luke McKiernan Paolo Razza Kieran Fitzharris Matt Sanders Darren Judge Andrew Hayes Bradley Ausden Carl Welland Always in reserve: The Alvis Scorpion Tank LITTLETON FC Alex Baird Tim Beattie Callum Clarke Jamie Clarke Daniel Cliffe Steve Edghill Kyonn Evans Will Gayton Adam Guest Stuart Hall Kevin Ingram Leon Kandekore Matt Mitchell Glen Sitch Dean Smith Jamie Saunston Richard Tomkins Antonio Vernashi Haydn Whitcombe Matt Chambers Simon Fitter Nathan Haywood Jamie Insall Matthew Mitchell Jack Paul Wood The TankMEN Official Match day Programme 2013 / 14 Alvis Sporting Club Commemorating The 25th Anniversary Of The Hillsborough Disaster 15th April 1989 Th e St. Mary s Hospice Midland Footba ll Combi nation Premier Division ALV IS SPO RTING CLUB V L I TTLETO N F C Saturday 12h April 2014 KO 3:07 pm

2 Player Profile 2 Welcome to our 2013/14 edition of Alvis Sporting Club s The Tankmen Contributions from The Chairman Don Corrigan, Bob Bannister Feature s editor, The Dugout, Sponsors and associates: CarSelect, Warehouse Coventry, BCS Group, Ristorante Da Vinci, BODYmatters Gym and Health Club. Alvis Sporting Club Roll Call and Officials Chairman: Don Corrigan Vice Chair: David Taylor Treasurer: Mick Razza Secretary: Nicki Reynolds Committee: Craig Collins Senior Manager: Damian Cassidy Coach: Rob Kimberlin Photographer: Coach: Nigel Starkey David Taylor. Coach: Gaz Skelton Ball Boy: Luke Collins. Alliance Manager: Mike Roberts Programme production: Physios: Security Sian Evans Dave Norris The Tactical Penguin. and dav.id. League: St Mary s Hospice Midland Football Combination Division: Premier League Name? Joss Holford Nickname? Princess Age? 21 School? Myton School Place Of Birth? Ashford Middlesex Footballing Idol? Paul Scholes Club Supported? Man Utd. Dream Woman? Serinda Swan ( Google her) Memorable Sporting Moment Losing to Pelsall Villa on my debut Best Talent? Cleaning football boots 19 Worst dressed player? Azza D Which ground would you most like to play at? Old Trafford Sweet Popcorn or Salty Popcorn? Toffee Favourite food? Chinese Favourite crisp flavour? BBQ Xbox or PS3? Xbox Most Famous Person You ve met? Gotta be Pat Love or Hate Marmite? Love Half Empty or Half Full? Half Empty Last Holiday, where? Kavos Do you walk under a ladder? No Ideal Pizza Topping? BBQ Chicken Red or Brown sauce? Red Current Boots? Adidas Nitro charge Boxers or Y Fronts? Boxers What do you dream about? Being the face on a postage stamp What is your most treasured possession? My Phone Favourite Film? Lion King Who would you like to say sorry to and why? Damian for signing me How old will you live to? 88

3 18 We re delighted to be a partner with a club who s ambition and strive for success matches ours. Alvis FC is a prestigious club that invests in its own community and is a beacon of success in its own field representing Coventry in a positive light. We are aiming to follow this ethos in bringing the best in entertainment to Coventry. We ve brought names such as Pete Tong, Zane Lowe, Mike Skinner, Dirty South, Breach, Oneman, Hannah Wants, and Skream to the Sky Blue city. MANY MORE ARE TO FOLLOW We have also appeared in the national press for the nights we have put on, including The Guardian (nightclub of the month) and Mixmag magazine. Follow us on or on Facebook. The Warehouse,50 Bishops Street,Coventry,CV1 1AA Your supplier of choice for : Manufacturing capabilities include standard and bespoke signage, labels, temporary and permanent road traffic signs and bespoke steel fabrication/installation. Distributor of leading industry brands in safety, PPE and environmental supply products.. Specialist Safety & Lifting repair, calibration and inspection We can save you money and time due to our manufacturing capabilities and distributor status, we can offer competitive pricing that will guarantee you cost savings. Triple Accreditation to ISO 9001:2008, ISO 14001:2004 and OHSAS 18001:2007 standards. For more information go to Good afternoon and a warm welcome to Five Acres, Littleton. This is somewhat an unusual occasion to welcome you all here. 3 This has occurred as our floodlighting and ground improvements have not been completed at our home ground in Green Lane Finham Coventry. We have been on a ground share adventure this season, starting at Coventry Copsewood, then for a short waterlogged period at Kenilworth, where we only played once, and now onto The Vale Stadium, Castle Vale, Birmingham. Unfortunately today the fixture was unable to be played at The Vale, as a previously arranged fixture had been booked already. So with the cooperation of Littleton FC Chairman, Colin Emms, the game has been reversed to be played here. I would also like to extend a warm welcome this afternoon to our match officials: Robert Hathaway, Robert Usher and Les Croy. Good luck to both sides and I m sure you are all looking forward to an entertaining game of football, I look forward to reading the report on the game as I am at present away on a well anticipated golfing break in Portugal. I must also bring to your attention, that to commemorate the 25th Anniversary of The Hillsborough Disaster, kick off today will be delayed to 3:07pm, including a minutes silence to show our respect for the 96 who lost their lives on the terraces of Hillsborough on 15th April Don Corrigan Chairman, Alvis Sporting Club A View from the Chair.

4 4 17 Premier League as of 09/04/14 Recent results The St. Mary s Hospice Midland Football Combination

5 16 Support Alvis Sporting Club & Advertise Your Business With Us Like any sports club, sponsorship is a very important part of a clubs revenue generation and we would like to provide you with an opportunity to sponsor our club in exchange for advertising your business. Per Year 1 x Pitch-Side Advertising Board (8ft x 3ft) 350 (includes production cost and free half page programme advert) (One Pitch-side Spaces 8 x 3 now available at our Green Lane home) 1 x Quarter Page Programme Advert (6.5cm x 9.5cm) 25 1 x Half Page Programme Advert (13.5cm x 9.5cm) 50 1 x Full Page Programme Advert (13.5cm x 19.0cm) 100 Other sponsorship opportunities are also available, so call me on the number below to discuss how best to support your local football club while advertising your business. Mick Razza Treasurer & Sponsorship HILLSBOROUGH 1989 Timeline. BACKGROUND It had been tradition for many years that The FA Cup semi finals were played at a neutral ground such as Highbury, Villa Park and Hillsborough. In the semi final of 1981 between Spurs and Wolves there had been 38 injuries, including broken arms, legs and ribs, as hundreds more spectators than were permitted were let into the Leppings Lane Terrace. After this Hillsborough was not chosen again to host a semi final until In 1984 Sheffield Wednesday were promoted into the First Division. Ground safety improvements were made during this time, the 3 pens in the lower Leppings Lane were increased to 5 and a crush barrier after the narrow access tunnel to the terrace removed, to allow quicker entry onto the terrace. In the 1987 quarter final between Sheffield Wednesday and Coventry City serious overcrowding was observed but without serious injury. In 1988 Liverpool and Nottingham Forest met in the semi final and again crushing was reported. Liverpool lodged a formal complaint before the semi final in After the ground improvements of 1981 the safety certificate had become invalid and had not been renewed, the ground had no safety certificate. MATCHDAY BUILD UP. Only one train was chartered to take fans to Sheffield, whereas the season before three trains ran. This added extra traffic to the M62, where road works caused delays. This caused congestion at the turnstiles at approx. 2:40pm fans were trying to gain entry, as some fans presented tickets at the wrong turnstiles this caused a bottleneck and obstruction. To avoid fatalities outside, the order was given at 14:52 to open exit Gate C, this then funnelled the crowd down the tunnel into the already full two middle pens. Game kicked off at 15:00. At 15:05 a crash barrier gave way spilling people on top of each other and against the fencing at the front of the pen. Fans then tried to climb the fence to escape and were passed up into the tier above. Bruce Grobbelaar asked a Police Officer to open the gate to let supporters out onto the pitch. At 15:06 A policeman ran onto the pitch and ordered the referee to stop the game. The response to the disaster was slow and badly coordinated, supporters had to give first aid on the terraces and on the pitch. 96 people died and 766 were injured. 79 who died were under the age of 30 including two sisters, three lots of brothers, a father and son, and Steven Gerrards 10 year old cousin, Jon-Paul Gilhooley. You are always on our mind

6 6 15 Alvis Club History The Midland Daily Telegraph and The Coventry Herald both record that on the 1 st September 1928 Alvis FC, played in the Coventry Combination, against St. George s at the headquarters of Alvis works in Birmingham Road, Coventry. The Alvis team read: - P. Moore, Barnes, Jackson, Robson, Jones, Jackson, Smith, A. Moore, Pakeman, Kirby and Buckingham. The referee was Mr W. Pardoe. On the 29 th April 1929 they won their first Trophy 2-1, the Midland Daily Telegraph Junior Cup, attendance 731. During the war years there was still record of Alvis FC playing in the Coventry Works Association Sports League. There is little record until 1951/52 seasons when the Sphinx Cup was won. In the 70 s and 80 s the league changed its name having several titles, The Coventry Alliance, The Coventry Suburban League and The Football Alliance. The 89/90 season Alvis moved from the redundant factory site at Holyhead Road, Coventry to The Butts Stadium now the home of Coventry Rugby Club, the team being called Alvis SGL FC. Then next year they were on the move again to Sports Connexions at Ryton, before finally moving into the replacement Alvis Sports and Social Club at Green Lane Finham, Coventry, playing in the Coventry Alliance Mitchells & Butlers Football League. The old factory site in Coventry is now a shopping complex, called The Alvis Retail Park. Alvis FC applied to join the Midland Combination in 1993 playing there until 2001 before returning to play in Division 2 of the Coventry Alliance League. During their time in the Midland Combination Alvis erected covered accommodation for 150 spectators. 2002/03 season saw Alvis promoted to the Coventry Alliance Division One as champions and this being the start of the current resurgence of the club, promotion to the Coventry Premier League came in 2005/06. In the 2008/09 season Alvis not only won the Coventry Alliance Premiership title, but in their first appearance in a major final they won the Coventry Charity Cup with Nick Farquharson scoring both goals, the second being a late winner. The following season Alvis continued with their successful run, claiming The Coventry Alliance Premiership, the Birmingham Saturday Vase and the Premier Shield. Season 2010/11 was pivotal in the club s current history, whilst finishing runners up they took the decision to re-join the Midland Combination, and were placed in Division One, finishing fifth in their first season. This opened the door to what was probably the most successful and historic season in the club s existence, winning The Midland Football Combination Division Title and two Ricoh Arena Finals, The Coventry Telegraph Cup and The Coventry Charity Cup, a unique Treble. Eighty-five years after the club was founded, virtually to the day, planning permission was granted for floodlights to our ground at Green Lane Finham, what a way to celebrate! So here we are today!

7 Matchday Alvis 14 7 Alvis Honours Board 2012/13 Midland Combination Division 1 Winners Coventry Charity Cup Winners (Ricoh) Coventry Evening Telegraph Cup Winners (Ricoh) 2011/12 Midland Combination Division 1 5th Place 2010/11 Coventry Alliance Premier League Runners Up Coventry Alliance Premier Shield Winners Cov All Premier - Stan Oulds Trophy Winners Coventry Evening Telegraph Cup Runners Up (Ricoh) 2009/10 Coventry Alliance Premier League Winners Birmingham Saturday Vase Winners (Tamworth) Cov All Premier - Stan Oulds Trophy Runners Up Coventry Alliance Premier Shield Winners Coventry Evening Telegraph Cup Runners Up (Ricoh) Coventry Alliance Club of The Year Winners 2008/09 Coventry Alliance Premier League Winners Coventry Charity Cup Winners (Ricoh) Coventry Alliance Div. 1 (Res) Winners Cov All Division 1 (Res) Bermuda Cup Winners A t every level in football we all have a responsibility to promote high standards of behaviour at the game. Alvis Sporting Club fully supports the F.A. Respect programme to ensure everyone enjoys the game in a safe and friendly environment. Play your part: Remain off the field of play at all times Do not engage in, or tolerate, offensive, insulting, abusive, racist language or violent behaviour Respect the officials decision, we rely on them to make the game happen! Whatever the result, please congratulate all involved with generous applause, have a safe journey home, please leave the premises quietly and respect the neighbours. Coventry Alliance Club of The Year Winners 2007/08 Coventry Alliance Premier 3rd Place Cov All Premier Stan Oulds Cup Winners 2006/07 Coventry Alliance Premier 5th Place 2005/06 Coventry Alliance Division 1 Runners Up Cov All Div. 1 (Res) Bermuda Cup Coventry Alliance Club of The Year Winners Winners 1928 Club formed

8 Ristorante da Vinci is simply Coventry s finest Italian Restaurant. We have been in Earlsdon for over 20 years and still going strong. We invite you to try out our range of excellent Italian cuisine and fine wines. With unbeatable prices and superior table service you are sure to have a fantastic night. Our staff are uniformed and trained to the highest standards. Our chef uses only the freshest ingredients that we source from the very best suppliers. We are open throughout the day offering fantastic luncheon deals and of course you can pop in and enjoy a cup of coffee (and a cake if you like) in our lounge area. Ristorante Da Vinci is an excellent choice for a romantic meal, a birthday bash or for a business meeting where you want to impress. For a truly unforgettable night in Coventry s finest Italian restaurant please view our menu at: Littleton FC History The Littleton's are three villages (South Littleton, Middle Littleton and North Littleton) located South West of Evesham, Worcestershire, England, UK. Football has been played in the Littleton's since 1893 when, on November 4th of that year, Littleton defeated Honeybourne 5-0 in a friendly game. These games continued until Littleton Star joined the Bidford League in 1903/1904, playing their games at the rear of the Chapel at Shinehill Lane, South Littleton. Various other names were used by the Club, notably Littleton United and Littleton Rovers, before being called the Littletons from the mid 1950s. Various grounds were used for football in the Littletons; The Recreation Ground at South Littleton, the Graft or Croft at Middle Littleton, as well as the ground behind the Chapel, South Littleton. Various changing facilities were also used; the King Edward public house at South Littleton, the Fire Hut at the Recreation Ground in South Littleton, the Village Hall at Middle Littleton and the Ivy Inn public house in North Littleton. In the late 1970s Littleton Football Club decided to purchase its own ground and, after looking at a number of sites, chose to purchase Five Acres on the Pebworth Road at North Littleton. Since then the Club has improved facilities with purpose built changing rooms, a small clubhouse and a stand for spectators. It has now received planning consent for a new clubhouse and flood lights for the pitch. Success took some time to arrive for Littleton football teams and they had to wait until the 1910/1911 season to win their first league title the Bidford League. After the First World War Littleton had a long run of successful seasons winning a number of titles including the Bidford League, Stratford League, Worcester League and the North Cotswold and Vale of Evesham League. There were also a number of Cup triumphs during the 1920s and 1930s. The years after the Second World War brought more success with league and cup wins. From the mid 1950s and through the 1960s Littleton struggled to compete with any consistency and great credit must go to Arnold Drinkwater for keeping the Club going. The 1970s saw a Littleton resurgence with Jim Cox and Brian Ramsden at the helm, and the Club successfully chasing trophies and league titles. The purchase of their own ground in the 1970s saw a move in to the Midland Combination where they stayed for three seasons before financial constraints made them return to local league football. The 1980s and 1990s were a rollercoaster with frequent promotions and relegations until they joined the Worcester League and started winning regularly. In 2001/2002 Littleton returned to the Midland Combination and gained instant success with promotions from Division 3 to Division 2 and then Division 1 in successive seasons. Alongside this came County Cup and Evesham Hospital Cup wins as well. Littleton FC is now established in the Midland Combination. In the 2010/2011 season Littleton won two cups and where runners-up in a third and finished fifth in Division One of the Midland Football Combination. There were also honours for Joe Lolley who received the division one league player of the year. The 2011/2012 was a very successful year for Littleton retaining the President s Cup and Evesham Hospital Cup and were runners-up of Division One in the Athium Midland Football Combination gaining promotion to the Premier Division. The 2012/2013 season saw Littleton make their debut in the Premier Division of the Athium Midland Football Combination finishing the season runners-up. Littleton have nurtured young players with the result that Matt Smith is now playing for Leeds and Joe Lolley has this season signed a contract with Kidderminster Harriers. Littleton also has a long established and thriving Junior Section with 14 sides providing football for 8 to 18 year olds. These junior sides play at various locations in the surrounding area.

9 12 9 MIDLAND FOOTBALL LEAGUE Since my article about the proposed formation of the Midland Football League, I have been asked why I believe this League will be so much inferior to the Southern League and the Northern Premier League. The answer is quite simple, as the Midland League will not have the best teams to represent Midland football. The clubs in the Midland Premier League will only be at Step 5 in the Football Pyramid whilst Midland clubs in the Conference, the Southern and Northern Leagues all play at Step 1,2,3 or 4. Listed below are the following teams playing at these levels who over the years would have made a formidable Midland Premier League. Kidderminster, Nuneaton, Tamworth, Solihull, Oxford City, Gloucester, Worcester, Corby, Hinckley, Hednesford, Buxton, Stafford, Matlock, Leamington, Stourbridge, Banbury, Redditch, Bedworth, Kettering, Rugby, Halesowen and Chasetown. Some of these teams consist of full time professionals, and some have recently played in the F.A. Cup Proper Rounds. In England, we often hear about the north south divide, forgetting that the Midlands stretches from Oxford to Stoke, and from the Welsh Borders to Cambridgeshire. No plans were ever made to form a Midland League, and, sadly, the newly named Midland League will include only clubs that are second best. Indeed, I believe the title of the new League will give a false impression of the Midland non league scene. I do not believe that any of the clubs listed above would willingly play in the new League. The new Midland League will be a good League to play in, just as it is presently in the Midland Alliance and the Midland Combination, but it is certainly not the revolution that is required in Midlands non league football. Bob Bannister Feature Editor

10 10 STATO S STATS FROM THE DUG OUT Date KO Comp Opponents v Result Sub 1 Sub 2 Sub 3 10/08/13 15:00 League Bolehall Swifts A D 1-1 Wright Hayes Whailing Johnston Kimberlin 1 Evans Fitzharris Taylor Kelly O'Kane Jordan McKiernan 13/08/13 19:45 League Racing Club Warwick A W 2-3 Wright Hayes Whailing Johnston Kimberlin Evans 2 Doherty Taylor Kelly O'Kane 1 Maguire Suffo 17/08/13 15:00 League Castle Vale JKS A W 1-2 Wright Hayes Taylor Johnston Kimberlin Evans 1 Thompson Jordan Kelly O'Kane Maguire 1 Suffo 20/08/13 19:45 League Lichfield City A L 4-1 Collett Hayes Whailing Abasse Fitzharris Evans Thompson O'Kane Kelly 1 Suffo Maguire Collins Doherty Johnston 24/08/13 15:00 League Bromsgrove Sport A W 2-3 Collett Hayes Whailing Abasse McCafferty Evans Thompson 1 Jordan 1 Kelly 1 Suffo Doherty Fitzharris Hartopp 27/08/13 19:45 League Pershore Town A L 4-0 Hartopp Hayes Whailing Abasse Collins Suffo Doherty Taylor Kelly McKiernan Maguire Falconbridge Johnston 03/09/13 19:45 League Cov Copsewood A D 2-2 Collett O'Kane Whailing Abasse Kimberlin Collins O'Kane Taylor Kelly Suffo 1 Doherty 1 McKiernan Virk 07/09/13 15:00 League Littleton A L 7-0 Collett Taylor Whailing Abasse Kimberlin Thompson Doherty Jordan Kelly Suffo Maguire Falconbridge McCafferty 10/09/13 19:45 League Blackwood H W 2-0 Collett Martin Whailing Taylor Kimberlin Evans Thompson Virk O Kane Suffo Doherty Green McKiernan Razza 14/09/13 15:00 League Pelsall Villa H W 8-1 Collett Martin Whailing Taylor Kimberlin Evans 2 O Kane 2 Virk Kelly 3 Suffo Doherty Green Jordan Maguire 1 28/09/13 15:00 CETC Southam A L 5-0 Hartopp Martin Whailing Taylor Kimberlin Thompson O kane Doherty Kelly Suffo Maguire Evans Fitzharris Virk 01/10/13 19:45 League Atherstone Town H L 2-3 Collet Martin Whailing Thompson Kimberlin Evans Fitzharris Virk Kelly 1 Suffo 1 Maguire Hayes 05/10/13 15:00 League Studley H W 3-2 Collet Martin Whailing Thompson Taylor Evans Fitzharris Virk 2 Kelly 1 Suffo Maguire Kimberlin McCafferty O Kane 08/10/13 19:45 League Nuneaton Griff H L 0-2 Collet Martin Howe Hayes Razza Evans Kimberlin Virk Kelly Thompson Maguire McKiernan Spence 12/10/13 15:00 CCC Dunlop H W 7-1 Collet Martin Taylor Kimberlin Doherty Evans O Kane 3 Virk Kelly 3 Suffo Maguire 1 Fitzharris McCafferty Jordan 19/10/13 15:00 League Pilkington XXX A W 3-1 Hartopp Jordon Howe Taylor Kimberlin Evans O Kane Spence Kelly 2 Suffo Maguire 1 Virk Fitzharris Hayes 22/10/13 19:30 BMCC Willenhall Town H W 3-0 Hartopp Martin Howe Taylor Thompson Evans Fitzharris 1 Virk Kelly 1 O Kane Maguire 1 Suffo Razza Spence 26/10/13 15:00 League Earlswood A W3-0 Hartopp Martin 2 Howe Taylor Thompson 1 Jordan O Kane Virk Kelly Suffo Maguire Kimberlin Smikle Spence 02/11/13 13:30 LJCC West Midlands Police H W 2-1 Collet Martin Howe McCafferty Thompson Suffo O'Kane 1 Jordan Kelly 1 Spence Maguire Evans Hayes Virk 16/11/13 15:00 League Stafford Town H W 5-2 Hartopp Jordan Martin Howe Taylor Evans Thompson 1 McCafferty Kelly Suffo Maguire 2 Kimberlin 1 Smikle Whailing 23/11/13 13:30 LJCC Nuneaton Griff H W 3-1 Hartopp Jordan Martin Howe Taylor Evans Thompson 1 Kimberlin Kelly 1 Suffo Maguire 1 Whailing Fitzharris Spence 30/11/13 15:00 League Castle Vale JKS H D 1 1 Thomasson Whailing Martin Howe Taylor Evans Thompson Kimberlin Kelly 1 Fitzharris Maguire Stone Spence Virk 03/12/13 19:30 BMCC Bustleholme H L 2-3 Thomasson Virk Martin Howe Razza Evans 1 Thompson Kimberlin Kelly Smikle Maguire 1 McKiernan Spence 07/12/13 15;00 League Studley A D 0-0 Thomasson Jordan Martin Stone Taylor Evans Virk Kimberlin Spence Suffo Saunders Hartopp Yuyu 14/12/13 14:15 CCC Coventry Copsewood H L 1-2 Hartopp Jordan Martin Stone Taylor Evans Thompson McCafferty Kelly Suffo 1 Maguire Whailing Spence 21/12/13 15:00 League Southam A D 3-3 Thomasson Whailing Martin Whitehouse Taylor Evans Thompson 2 Yuyu Kelly 1 Suffo Kimberlin McKiernan Hayes 26/12/13 11:30 League Atherstone Town A L 3-4 Thomasson Whailing Martin Whitehouse Taylor Evans Thompson Jordan 1 Kelly 2 Suffo Maguire Kimberlin Hayes 11/01/14 15:00 League Nuneaton Griff A D 2-2 Woodward Jordan Jones Howe 1 Martin Evans Thompson Judge Kelly Suffo Smikle 1 Kimberlin McKiernan 01/03/14 15:00 League Brocton A L 1-5 Woodward Jordan Martin Quirke Odusoga Evans Thompson Kimberlin Kelly Suffo 1 Judge Smikle 04/03/14 19:45 Cup Bromsgrove Sporting A L 0-5 Hartopp Martin Hayes Quirke Odusoga Evans Thompson Austen Kelly Suffo Maguire Judge Kimberlin Razza 15/03/14 15:00 League Bromsgrove Sporting H L 0-6 Woodward Taylor Martin Quirke Odusoga Evans Thompson Kimberlin Kelly Jordan Maguire Ausden Bannister Spence 18/03/14 19:45 League Pelsall Villa A L 1-3 Woodward Taylor Stone Quirke Martin Evans Thompson Bannister Holford Suffo 1 Welland Ausden McKiernan 22/03/14 15:00 League Blackwood A W 4-3 Woodward Holford Razza Quirke Martin Donaldson Thompson Bannister Kelly 3 Suffo Maguire 1 Kimberlin 29/03/14 15:00 League Bolehall Swifts H W 2-1 Collett Fitzharris Stone Quirke Taylor Jordan Thompson 1 Bannister Kelly Suffo Holford 1 Kimberlin Spence Caputo 01/04/14 19:45 League Lichfield City H D 2-2 Collett Martin Taylor Quirke Donaldson Evans Thompson Bannister Kelly Caputo Holford 2 McKiernan Razza Spence 05/04/14 15:00 League Pilkington XXX H D 1-1 Hartopp Fitzharris Stone Quirke Taylor Kimberlin Thompson Bannister Kelly 1 Suffo Holford Martin 12/04/14 15:00 League Littleton ( REVERSED) H 15/04/14 19:45 League Earlswood H 17/04/14 19:45 League Coventry Copsewood (R) H 19/04/14 15:00 League Pershore Town H 21/04/14 15:00 League Racing Club Warwick H 23/04/14 19:45 League Southam Utd H 26/04/14 15:00 League Brocton H 03/05/14 15:00 League Stafford Town A HOME GAMES AT VALE STADIUM B35 7DA 11