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1 RED ARMY The Matchday Programme of Uxbridge Football Club Uxbridge FC vs BEDFONT SPORTS FC 3RD NOVEMBER pm Kick Off

2 Honeycroft, Horton Road, West Drayton UB7 8HX Enquiries: DIRECTORY Club website: uxbridgefc.com Twitter: Uxfc_redarmy Commercial: UXBRIDGE FC COMMITTEE Alan Holloway: Chairman Roger Stevens: Secretary David Tucker: Treasurer Chris Pinn: Welfare Officer Chris Pinn: Match Day Secretary Derek Marshall: Committee Member John Bond: Committee Member Michael Burrell: Committee Member FOOTBALL Tony Choules: Manager Paul Mills: Assistant Manager Damian Payne: Coach Shaun Dawson: Coach Andrew Connor: Sports Therapist Steve Kennedy: Youth Team Manager Chris Stanborough: Youth Team Coach Tony Heath: Youth Team Coach Shaun Ryan: Youth Team Coach Andrew Kendall: Youth Team Coach OPERATIONS Averill Hinde: General Manager Ron & Kay Gilbey: Hospitality Management Ray Turton: Match Day Announcer Geoff Hinde & Kevin Waghorn: Groundsmen The legal name of the club, which is an unincorporated members club, is Uxbridge Football Club

4 THE EAGLES ARE IN TOWN We would like to welcome all the players and staff from Bedfont Sports to Honeycroft this afternoon for this Bostik League South Central Division fixture, we would also like to welcome our officials Harry Scott, Dave Pilling, Jake Atkinson and Match Observer Ray Herb, we hope you all have an enjoyable stay with us and a safe journey home. After an embarrasing loss at ur near rivals Hayes & Yeading United last Tuesday evening Tony and his squad will be looking to put right those things we did not do so well at on Tuesday at the Skyex Stadium, it's bonfire weekend so let's see some fireworks! We welcome back Matty Woods to the club after a short time spent at Egham Town and Windsor FC, we also welcome Jean-Paul Antwi who started his career at Walthamstown then short spells at Northwood and Hayes & yeading before moving to Wealdstone, we welcome him and look forward to him spending time with us. Our Youth Team should have been at Holmer Green last Thursday but due to a floodlight failure two days prior to the match the game was postponed. They now go into their Jeff Ritson Cup match away at Northwood FC on Thursday 13th November without a competitive match since 15th October. They still lie third in the league behind Hanwell Town and Holmer Green. There will be a minutes silence held before today's match in remembereance of all those lost in conflicts around the world since the end of the First World War, we ask you to respect the silence this afternoon. On Tuesday evening we make the short journey to Wealdstone FC to take on the Vanarama South team in the Middlesex FA Senior Challenge Cup, entrance prices are 8 Adults, 5 Concessions and 3 U18's, come along and cheer on the squad. We have now re-arranged our away fixture at Chipstead, this will now be played on Tuesday 4th December with a 7:45pm kick off. 'COME ON YOU REDS'

INSPIRATIONAL QUOTES "The Isthmian Football League

zero tolerance approach agaisnt racism and all forms of

Accordingly any form of discriminatory abuse whether it be

faith, age, ability or any other form of abuse will be

6 INSPIRATIONAL QUOTES "The Isthmian Football League strongly supports the FA statement that there should be a zero tolerance approach agaisnt racism and all forms of discrimination. Accordingly any form of discriminatory abuse whether it be based on race or ethnicity, sexual orientation, gender, faith, age, ability or any other form of abuse will be reported to The Football Association for action by that Association." The FA: Kick it Out:

8 Bedfont Sports Club was founded in 2002, when with considerable help from the local Council a lease was taken out on the near derelict Hatton Road Recreation Ground. The only building on the site was refurbished to allow use as a bar and clubhouse on the ground floor and changing rooms on the upper one. Most of this work was carried out or supervised by the Chairman Dave Reader. BEDFONT SPORTS FC CLUB HISTORY Much work was also done to the playing area to provide playable pitches for Bedfont Sports on Saturdays and Bedfont Sunday, one of the oldest Sunday teams in Middlesex, on Sundays. To give the Club a junior section Bedfont Eagles, formed in 1978, joined the two adult Clubs a short time later. Bedfont Sports started in the Hounslow and District League for two seasons and then joined the Middlesex County Football League, this being a feeder League to Step 5. More work was needed to enable the team to play in the Premier Division of the MCFL to which they gained promotion in 2004/05. After many ups and downs promotion was finally achieved to the Combined Counties in season 2008/09. In the Combined Counties League Bedfont gained promotion to the Premier Division in season 2011/12 and have spent the past few seasons consolidating that position. Last season so all our hard work pay off when we gained promotion to the Bostik League finishing 2nd behind Westfield FC During this time the club worked hard to raise funds to upgrade our facility to one of the best in Middlesex. In 2010 we started work on Flood Lights and a new dressing room block was built together with a 3G five a side pitch and an 11v11 3G pitch along with over 500 seats in 4 stands on all 4 sides of the ground, which now complete gives us one of the best facilities not only in Middlesex but in the south of England. Bedfont Sports is a true Community Club catering for 23 Junior Teams. a girls section, 2 Bedfont Sunday teams and our 1st Team now ply their trade at Step 4 for the 1st time in the clubs history.

We are very proud that our Youth teams have been home-grown from Bedfont Eagles and with some real talent coming through this will continue

9 The Youth Section is particularly vibrant playing in the Bostik Youth League (currently Top of the Division) and having won the Middlesex County Senior Cup back in We are very proud that our Youth teams have been home-grown from Bedfont Eagles and with some real talent coming through this will continue for years to come. BEDFONT SPORTS FC CLUB HISTORY A Club such as Bedfont Sports could not exist without sponsors so a big thank you to them and to the volunteers who give their time on match days and to the marking and upkeep of the ground and facilities.

10 The Management Team BEDFONT SPORTS FC PEN PIC'S Paul Johnson - Manager Jimmy Hibberd - Assistant Manager The Backroom Team Paul Berry - Coach Matt Lovett - Goalkeeper Coach Dee West - Physiotherapist

11 The Players BRACKNELL TOWN FC PEN PIC'S Abdeen Timetope Abdul Juan Pablo Gonzalez Valesco Michael Adeyemi Devon Gordon Scott Harris Billy Jeffreys

12 The Players BRACKNELL TOWN FC PEN PIC'S Paul Johnson Perry Kuckins Kyle Lemon Simo Mbonkwi Jack Mills Elijah Ogunseye

13 The Players BRACKNELL TOWN FC PEN PIC'S Callum O'Sullivan Matte Pierson Bradley Pearce Charlie Postance Tim Pitt Jame Richards - Captain

14 BRACKNELL TOWN FC PEN PIC'S The Players James Rogers-Oben James Simmons

16 UP-COMING MATCHES Saturday 3rd November BOSTIK LEAGUE SOUTH CENTRAL DIVISION Bracknell Town vs Hertford Town Cheshunt vs Chalfont St Peter Marlow vs Chipstead Molesey vs Egham Town Northwood vs Ashford Town (Middx) South Park vs Hanwell Town UXBRIDGE vs Bedfont Sports Waltham Abbey vs Tooting & Mitcham Utd Ware vs Hayes & Yeading Utd Westfied vs FC Romania Tuesday 6th November MIDDLESEX FA SENIOR CHALLENGE CUP Wealdstone vs UXBRIDGE Saturday 10th November BOSTIK LEAGUE SOUTH CENTRAL DIVISION Ashford Town (Middx) vs Waltham Abbey Chalfont St Peter AFC vs Bracknell Town Chipstead P-P UXBRIDGE Egham Town vs Marlow FC Romania vs South Park Hanwell Town vs Cheshunt Hayes & Yeading Utd P-P Westfield Hertford Town vs Molesey Tooting & Mitcham Utd vs Ware

17 SPORTS QUIZ 1. Which Geordie played for England and managed the Republic of Ireland? 2. Which ground hosts the FA Cup Final? 3. Which Joe managed Everton when they won the 1995 FA Cup? 4. Which Lane do Sheffield United play at? 5. Which London side did Ruud Gullit join in 1995? 6. Which London striker has played for Arsenal, Crystal Palace, Queen's Park Rangers, Spurs, Chelsea, West Ham and Millwall? 7. Who was England's manager for the 1990 World Cup in Italy? 8. Who was Ian St John's partner on TV? 9. Who was the England manager when the side failed to reach the 1994 World Cup finals? 10. Who was the first Footballer of the Year in England and Scotland? 11. Who was the first Scot to make 100 appearances for his country? 12. Who was the first soccer manager to manage all three Birmingham clubs - Aston Villa, Birmingham and West Brom? 13. Who was the manager when England won the 1966 World Cup? 14. Who went to Newcastle from Man Utd in the Andy Cole transfer deal? 15. Who were Asia's two representatives in the 1990 World Cup Finals? 16. Who were the first club last century to win the FA Cup and the FA Amateur Cup? 17. Who were the first country to win the World Cup four times? 18. Who won the European Cup in the first five seasons from 1955 to 1960?

18 SPORTS QUIZ 19. Who won the World Cup in 1958, 1962, 1970 and 1994? 20. With whom did Alan Ball begin his playing career? 21. At which Lane did Wimbledon play when they entered the League? 22. At which Meadow do Shrewsbury play? 23. If you are at Turf Moor who is playing at home? 24. Man Utd were the first team to score 9 in a Premier game. against whom? 25. Mike Walker and Martin O'Neill walked out on which chairman? 26. Nanninga was the first sub to score in a World Cup Final for whom? 27. Newcastle play at St James' Park but who plays at St James Park? 28. Stokoe (Sunderland) and Revie (Leeds) were rival managers in the 1973 FA Cup Final. For which teams were they rivals as Cup Final players? 29. What name is shared by Scunthorpe, Southend and Rotherham? 30. What was strange about the tackle that ended the career of keeper Chic Brodie of Brentford in 1970? ANSWERS 1. Jack Charlton 2. Wembley Stadium 3. Royle 4. Bramall 5. Chelsea 6. Clive Allen 7. Bobby Robson 8. Jimmy Greaves 9. Graham Taylor 10. Gordon Strachan 11. Kenny Dalglish 12. Ron Saunders 13. Alf Ramsey 14. Keith Gillespie 15. South Korea, United Arab Emirates 16. Wimbledon 17. Brazil 18. Real Madrid 19. Brazil 20. Blackpool 21. Plough 22. Gay 23. Burnley 24. Ipswich 25. Robert Chase 26. Netherlands 27. Exeter 28. Birmingham and Manchester City 29. United 30. It was against a dog

19 This week s NLP programme copy below, written by Alex narey. With Shahid Khan withdrawing his interest in purchasing Wembley Stadium last week, many felt it was another door being slammed shut in the face of grassroots football, with the lower levels of the game set to benefit financially had the national stadium been sold to the Jacksonville Jaguars and Fulham owner. I myself was always sceptical of the sale, mainly because I questioned whether the figures that were being bandied about would actually go back into grassroots football there were far too many other people in the queue wanting their slice of the pie. But the non-sale has irked people because they saw this as a great opportunity for the FA to actively do something for the grassroots game, and let s face it, something needs to be done because some of the statistics make for grim reading whether it s 67 per cent of pitches deemed not to be of adequate quality or the startling lack of 3G facilities in the UK compared to other European nations. Those who opposed the sale believe more Football League and Premier League clubs should be helping out, and that we should not need to sell Wembley to inject funds into grassroots. But the FA doesn t have the power to instruct clubs to do that, and this is where the government must step in because they have neglected the game and simply passed the buck to others. They are almost saying: this is your problem, sell you house and all the furniture and be done with it! The money from the Wembley sale, even if it had come down to the lower levels of the game, would merely have served as a plaster on an open wound.

Measures must be put in place to ensure more money comes down from the Premier League, whether through taxes on a player s wage or a percentage of an agent s fee.

20 Measures must be put in place to ensure more money comes down from the Premier League, whether through taxes on a player s wage or a percentage of an agent s fee. By selling Wembley and giving the grassroots game a chunk of the money, it is only ignoring the continued impact the Premier League should be having on the development of the game in this country. There are success stories of them helping out, but let s not begin to kid ourselves: they aren t doing anywhere near enough. Adam Ellis Digital Greenways Publishing

22 MATCH GRID 2018/19 SEASON

23 PLAYER STATISTICS

25 BOSTIK LEAGUE SOUTH CENTRAL DIVISION

ON THE PARK TODAY Hicham ABDELLAH James BURGESS Yahya EL-KHABOUCHE Zaine GANGEDEEN Chevy HART Hossam HASSAN Jabir LARABA

Anthony THOMAS Dave THOMAS Justin THOMPSON Craige TOMKINS Harry TUBB Kevin WARNER Cory WATSON Mitchell WISEMAN MATTY WOODS

JEFFREYS Paul JOHNSON Kyle LEMON Perry LUCKINS Simon MBONKWI Jack MILLS Elijah OGUNSEYE Callum O'SULLIVAN Bradley PEARCE

26 ON THE PARK TODAY Hicham ABDELLAH James BURGESS Yahya EL-KHABOUCHE Zaine GANGEDEEN Chevy HART Hossam HASSAN Jabir LARABA Luke MAGUIRE Paul McCARTHY Adam MOHAMMED Ben PEDEN Tyrone PINK Matt SINCLAIR Dragos-Constantine STEFANOAICA Brian TESTOLIN Anthony THOMAS Dave THOMAS Justin THOMPSON Craige TOMKINS Harry TUBB Kevin WARNER Cory WATSON Mitchell WISEMAN MATTY WOODS Joe WRIGHT Saleh ZAHEER Abdeen Timetope ABDUL Michael ADEYEMI Juan Pablo GONZALEZ VALASCO Devon GORDON Scott HARRIS Billy JEFFREYS Paul JOHNSON Kyle LEMON Perry LUCKINS Simon MBONKWI Jack MILLS Elijah OGUNSEYE Callum O'SULLIVAN Bradley PEARCE Matte PIERSON Charlie POSTANCE Tim PITT Jamie RICHARDS James ROGERS-OBEN James SIMMONS Harry SCOTT David PILLING Jake ATKINSON

BRACKNELL TOWN CHESHUNT FC. Larges Lane Saturday 19th January pm Bostik South Central. Images: Courtesy of Neil Graham

BRACKNELL TOWN CHESHUNT FC. Larges Lane Saturday 19th January pm Bostik South Central. Images: Courtesy of Neil Graham BRACKNELL TOWN v CHESHUNT FC Larges Lane Saturday 19th January 2019-3.00pm Bostik South Central Images: Courtesy of Neil Graham Welcome to Cheshunt FC their committee and fans to the Lane for today s Bostik