D RKING. U23 v FLEET SPURS TUESDAY 4TH DECEMBER KICK OFF 7.45PM COMBINED COUNTIES LEAGUE DIVISION ONE

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1 D RKING W A N D E R E R S U23 v FLEET SPURS TUESDAY 4TH DECEMBER KICK OFF 7.45PM COMBINED COUNTIES LEAGUE DIVISION ONE OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMME - ISSUE NO. 11

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3 CONTENTS WELCOME TO MEADOWBANK- HUGO MANUEL FROM THE MANAGER- JORDAN CLARK LAST MATCH TODAY'S VISITORS FIRST TEAM UPDATE DWFC SOCCER SCHOOLS CLUB DIRECTORY LEAGUE TABLE + TODAY'S FIXTURES QUIZ DIRECTIONS TO MEADOWBANK FIXTURES UPCOMING FIXTURES COLLECTORS CORNER- PAUL MANUEL NEXT UP AT MEADOWBANK ON THE ROAD- AWAY TRAVEL DORKING FOOTBALL HISTORY CLUB INFORMATION TODAYS SQUADS 3

4 WELCOME TO MEADOWBANK WELCOME TO FLEET SPURS Hi everyone and welcome to this Tuesday Night game between Dorking Wanderers U23 and Fleet Spurs. We have been on a baron spell of results recently but our performances of late have been good and my management team and I expect this to continue today with hopefully the result the players hard work deserves. The most important thing is that they make mistakes and learn from them and this showed last week with an impressive 5-1 win over Ash United. We welcome everyone to our new ground at Meadowbank which has many great facilities such as a: Bar, Fanzone, Healthy Kitchen, Club Shop etc. so make sure you get down the ground early. I would particularly like to welcome the staff, players and supporters of Fleet Spurs and hope they enjoy their stay with us today and we hope for an entertaining game and some good football. Hugo Manuel Programme Editor, Dorking Wanderers U23s 4

5 FROM THE MANAGER JORDAN CLARK WELCOME TO FLEET SPURS Welcome to all the staff, players and committee of Fleet Spurs, I hope you all enjoy your stay with us. We have been on a baron spell of results recently but our performances of late have been good and my management team and I expect this to continue today with hopefully the result the players hard work deserves. We have been going through a tough run of results recently which may suggest we are playing badly but its much to do with the learning of our young players, each week we have 6/ year olds in the team which is testimony to their ability but with this comes a level of inexperience. We are back to training regularly which will help us reach our early season form. The key reminder to the players after the game was that not only is the result irrelevant to a certain extent for us but what is most important is that they make mistakes and learn from them, my players will make mistakes thats part of the journey and we must embrace that as part of the learning process. I have extended a challenge to all of them to put right those mistakes and continue with the process tonight and see how much learning has taken place. Have a great evening! Jordan Clark Manager, Dorking Wanderers U23's 5

6 LAST MATCH 5-1 It was an emphatic win last Saturday for Dorking U23 as they beat Ash United 5-1 up to climb to 9th in the Combined Counties Division One table. A crowd of 46 saw this triumphant victory last Saturday. At half-time we led 4-0 thanks to goals from: George Membrillera (2), Ben Dyson and Callum Manning all in the space of 28 minutes. After the break it only took the wanderers four minutes to add a third thanks to Callum Manning's second goal of the game. Ash United scored a consolation goal in the 64th minute from Emeka Nwaubane but it was the U23s who came out on top. Dorking U23s manager Jordan Clark had this to say:" Our young group not only demonstrated their maturity but showed a real togetherness, no matter what you do as a coach or manager the players have to believe in it, as coaches its our job to make an environment for them to thrive in which was evident Tuesday that the environment is one of enjoyment. MOTM: Callum Manning ATTENDANCE: 46 6

7 LAST MATCH 3-0 Last Saturday was a nail-biting game. It was a close encounter between the two sides but unfortunatley for us the outcome did not go our way. It was an exciting game were Ben Dyson was the stand out player for Dorking. We had a young side out due to many injuries in the squad so under the circumstances it was a great performance for us. We have been going through a tough run of results recently which may suggest we are playing badly but it's much to do with the learning of our young players Jordan Clark said this", Each week we have 6/ year olds in the team which is testimony to their ability but with this comes a level of inexperience. We are back to training regularly which will help us reach our early season form. The key reminder to the players after the game was that not only is the result irrelevant to a certain extent for us but what is most important is that they make mistakes and learn from them, my players will make mistakes thats part of the journey and we must embrace that as part of the learning process. I have extended a challenge to all of them to put right those mistakes and continue with the process tonight and see how much learning has taken place. MOTM: Ben Dyson 7

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9 FLEET SPURS The origins of Fleet Spurs Football Club can be traced back to 1948, shortly after World War II, when a group of young footballers began playing friendly matches in the Fleet and Aldershot area. Opponents included the Royal Medical Corps, Royal Engineers, Royal Artillery, Royal Army Service Corps, Parachute Regiment, and Wellington Press. In 1951, Fleet Spurs FC first gained admittance to Aldershot and District League. The first club badge was a cockerel on ball, the same as for Tottenham Hotspur Football Club, the rising stars of English Football at the time. Club Colours were originally black and white, again as for Tottenham. Subsequently, they changed to red and black stripes (AC Milan), and eventually became the present red and blue. Tradition holds that Fleet Spurs FC was formed as a reaction, or an alternative, to the long-established "semi-professional" Fleet Town FC. This was to provide an amateur football club for local players with a strong social environment. Notwithstanding, the proud Fleet Spurs FC cockerel motto has undergone transformations over the years and many will recall the challenges that the club faced with logos and Tottenham Hotspur a few seasons ago. The first honours were awarded in , when Spurs were Hants Junior Cup B Winners and Aldershot Junior Cup Winners. From the Aldershot and District League, the club moved briefly in to the Hampshire League, North Hants Division, and then effectively the 4th Division of the County. Then, after winning various League and Cup honours with the Aldershot and District League, the Reserves were formed in From , Spurs 1st team saw a spell in the Surrey Premier League, B and then A division, becoming League A Champions in and Cup Finalists in The Reserves remained with the Aldershot League. Spurs 1st team returned to the Aldershot and District League from 1971, where Spurs have continued to field teams to the present. The A Team was formed in 1977, and the B Team in A period of almost continuous League and Cup honours flowed from , with significant achievements at 1st, Reserves and A Team levels. Notably, for the 1st Team, this period included 4 seasons as Aldershot Senior League Champions and 3 seasons as Runners- Up. Then in 1991, as dual Aldershot Senior League Champions and Peter Bunyon Cup Winners, promotion was gained to Hampshire League Division 3. The Reserves, A team, and newly formed B Team remained with the Aldershot League. Then, promoted to Hants Div 2 in the first season (from 3rd place), the 1st team progressed to become Hants Div 2 Champions in The 1st team then played 2 seasons in Hants Div 1, at the highest Hampshire League level, finishing near the top of the League (6th), before cruelly being demoted from this lofty position immediately down to Div 2 for failure to meet new Hampshire League grounds standards. Significantly, in 1991, Fleet Spurs FC formed an association with Fleet Spurs Youth Football Club. Formed in 1981, FSYFC is a member of the North East Hampshire Youth League, entering typically 10 teams, ranging from Under 8s through to Under 18s. At the opposite end of the scale, and reflecting the maturity of the club, in 2003, led by Manager J Winter, the B Team became established as a veteran s side in Aldershot and District League Division 2, eligible for over-35s cup competitions. Particular mention should be made of Eric Heanes, loyal club servant in many official and unofficial roles.

10 FLEET SPURS In 2000, Eric was honoured by Hampshire FA in recognition of over 40 years of service to football with Fleet Spurs FC. Unfortunately Eric passed away last season. In , the club moved to play football at the new Hart Council development, with a joint Hart/Spurs Sports Council funding award, sited at Kennels Lane, Southwood. Kennels Lane provides pitches and modern dressing room facilities catering for all five teams if necessary, with a kitchen refreshment area, substantial spectator shelter, and a pitch surround and hard-standing and excellent floodlighting. The 2009/10 season saw Spurs begin to re-establish themselves in senior football. Bryan Sheppard was appointed Chairman and the 1st team under manager Neil Baker finished 3rd in Wessex League Div 1, the Reserves under Dave Bennett were crowned Aldershot & District Senior League Champions. At the beginning of 2010/11 season Neil Baker was offered a job at step 4 side Godalming and Fleet Spurs needed to rebuild. The season proved difficult with over 70 players being signed on and a number of off field issues including significant vandalism at the club ground. However the club has come through these issues and a mid table finish was a positive outcome to a very difficult year. For 2011/12 Andy Hunt was appointed manager with a rebuilding job and completed a very successful couple of seasons for Fleet Spurs with a totally new squad. Andy went on to Godalming in June of 2014, and the Committee appointed as Player/Manager Sam Knowles, Sam has been with Fleet Spurs for nine years and was assisted by Tommy Taylor until last season. 2017/18 saw a change of league for Fleet Spurs as they were moved laterally by the FA into the Combined Counties League which should help the club tremendously especially with travelling as the majority of clubs in the division are local. 2018/19 sees the appointment of James Simms and Alan Reed as joint first team managers 10

11 FIRST TEAM UPDATE 0-1 Tonbridge Angels It was a game that appeared to be heading for a 0-0 draw and one might make the case that this would have been the fairer result based on possession and chances created. But after experiencing a miserable November this was a hugely important result for the Angels that if nothing else restores a degree of confidence through the squad and as Tonbridge boss Steve McKimm commented The scoreline has brought a smile to the faces of my players and we needed to lift the gloom around the place. Tonbridge edged the first period with a performance that made last Saturday s dismal display against Leatherhead a distant memory. In the very 1st minute there was a wonderful chance for Read but Huk managed to smother the ball. On his debut Michael West on loan from Eastbourne Borough showed his quality with an effort on 10 minutes. The always willing Joe Turner for Tonbridge was instrumental in a period of superiority for the visitors during the middle of the half but Huk was in superb form in particular a wonderful save on the half hour mark from a deflected Read effort. Dorking of course were not without threat with perhaps the best of their chances falling to Tomas Tolfrey forcing a good save from Jonny Henly in the 22nd minute. The hosts improved in the second half with ace marksman Jason Prior more in evidence but it was the introduction of Giuseppe Sole on 54 minutes that gave them real hope of breaking the deadlock. It was Sole who brought the very best out of Henly who saved magnificently on 58 minutes to keep his side in the game. As the clock ran down it became an end to end affair not always high on quality with both sides at times going long but it was a game with intensity that the 526 spectators couldn t take their eyes off. Increasingly the shutout looked the inevitable outcome until Miles late, late intervention. MOTM: Ben Dyett ATTENDANCE:

12 D O R K I N G W A N D E R E R S S O C C E R S C H O O L DORKING WANDERERS FC ARE HOLDING SOCCER SCHOOLS IN THE UPCOMING SCHOOL HOLIDAYS FOR AGES 5-11 PLEASE CONTACT JORDAN CLARK FOR MORE INFORMATION Enquiry Details: Phone: Jordan.Clark@dorkingwanderers.com Meadowbank Football Ground, Mill Lane, Dorking, Surrey, RH4 1DX

13 CLUB DIRECTORY ASH UNITED SHAWFIELD STADIUM, YOUNGS DRIVE, GU12 6RE BAGSHOT FLEET TOWN FC, CALTHORPE PARK, GU51 5FA BEDFONT & FELTHAM / BRITISH AIRWAYS (GROUND SHARE) THE ORCHARD, HATTON ROAD, TW14 9QT CHESSINGTON & HOOK UNITED CHALKY LANE, KT9 2NF COVE OAK FARM FIELDS, SQUIRREL LANE, GU14 8PF DORKING WANDERERS RESERVES MEADOWBANK STADIUM, MILL LANE, RH4 1DX EPSOM & EWELL CHIPSTEAD FC, HIGH ROAD, CR5 3SF EVERSLEY & CALIFORNIA HALLS WAY, OFF FOX LANE, RG27 0NS FARNHAM TOWN THE MEMORIAL GROUND, MEAD LANE, GU9 7DY FC DEPORTIVO GALICIA BEDFONT SPORTS FC, HATTON ROAD, TW14 9JR FLEET SPURS FLEET SPURS FC, KENNELS LANE, GU14 0ST FRIMLEY GREEN FRIMLEY GREEN RECREATION GROUND, GU16 6JY GODALMING TOWN WEY COURT, MEADROW, GU7 3JE KENSINGTON BOROUGH LEATHERHEAD FC, FETCHAM GROVE, KT22 9AS SANDHURST TOWN BOTTOM MEADOW, YORKTOWN ROAD, GU47 9BJ SHEERWATER WOKING FC, KINGFIELD, GU22 9AA TOOTING BEC RAYNES PARK VALE FC, GRAND DRIVE, SW20 9DZ 13

14 COMBINED COUNTIES DIVISION 1 Pos Team P W D L F A GD Pts Frimley Green Epsom & Ewell Bedfont & Feltham Sheerwater Sandhurst Town Farnham Town AC London Tooting Bec Ash United British Airways Chessington & Hook United Eversley & California Bagshot Godalming Town Kensington Borough FC Deportivo Galicia Fleet Spurs Cove *Updated Sunday 2nd December 2018 TODAYS FIXTURES Dorking Wanderers U23 vs Fleet Spurs 14

15 QUIZ WHICH FOOTBALL CLUBS PLAY HERE PREMIER LEAGUE BOSTIK PREMIER LEAGUE LEAGUE 2 ANSWERS 15 1) Huddersfield Town 2) Leatherhead 3) Tranmere Rovers

16 QUIZ 1) Who is the current Southend United manager? 2) What is the name of Gary and Phil Neville's father? 3) Steve Bull played for which Midlands club? 4) Which club won the first FA Cup final in the new Wembly Staduim? 5) Which South London club reached the FA Cup final for the first time in 1975? 6) Which English club play at the City Ground? 7) Who holds Everton's all time goal scoring record? 8) Which club won the league club for the first time in 2002? 9) Vinnie Jones captained which national team? 10) Which nation famously beat England in the 1950 World Cup finals? 11) In 2000 which Irish international left Coventry to join Inter Milan? 12) Which English player scored in the 2000 European Cup Final? 13) Who was only 19 when they scored for Man Utd in the European Cup Final of 1968? 14) When was the first Women's World Cup held? 1951, 1971 or 1991? 15) Which Premier League club won the League and FA Cup double in the year 1961? 1) Chris Powell 2) Neville 3) Wolves 4) Chelsea 5) Fulham 6) Nottingham Forest 7) Dixie Dean 8) Blackburn 9) Wales 10) USA 11) Robbie Keane 12) Steve McManaman 13) Brian Kidd 14) ) Tottenham 16 Answers:

17 DIRECTIONS TO SURREY FA AT MEADOWBANK FOOTBALL GROUND Arriving by car: Parking is not available at Meadowbank. Visitors should park at the pay and display car park behind St Martin s Walk, accessible via Mill Lane. Charges for the car park are set at a flat rate of 60p per hour and free after 6pm Monday-Saturday, and all of Sunday. Please refer to the map above for the car park location. Parking Address: St Martin s Walk From the car park, walk away from Marks and Spencer towards the Pipp Brook. We are located next to Meadowbank Recreation Grounds. We are in the building with the Surrey FA crest, nearest the entrance to the car park.on entering the building, please let reception know who you wish to see. Disabled Access: Meadowbank has disabled parking and wheelchair access and there is a lift accessible from the ground floor. If you have any concerns about access to the building, please call us on

18 DIRECTIONS TO SURREY FA AT MEADOWBANK FOOTBALL GROUND Arriving by Bus: The nearest bus stop is The White Horse Stop K, on Dorking High Street. From this stop, the ground is a 5 minute walk. Cross over the road and head through St Martin s Walk, past Marks and Spencer and down past the car park towards the ground. Arriving by Train: Dorking has three train stations in close proximity of Meadowbank Football Ground. The station most convenient depends on where you begin your journey, and with the train operator you travel. Walking from the station takes approximately: 8 minutes- Dorking West 10 minutes- Dorking Deepdene 12 minutes - Dorking Main Surrey FA Meadowbank Football Ground Mill Lane Dorking RH4 1DX E: info@surreyfa.com 18

19 COVE AC LONDON GODALMING TOWN FLEET SPURS TOOTING BEC GODALMING TOWN SANDHURST TOWN BRITH AIRWAYS BEDFONT & FELTHAM HORSLEY BAGSHOT EPSOM & EWELL CHESSINGTON & HOOK KENSINGTON BOROUGH FARNHAM TOWN FRIMLEY GREEN ASH UNITED SHEERWATER FIXTURES HOME AWAY DATE RESULT SATURDAY 4TH AUGUST BEDFONT & FELTHAM SATURDAY 11TH AUGUST SATURDAY 18TH AUGUST TUESDAY 21ST AUGUST MONDAY 27TH AUGUST FARNHAM TOWN SATURDAY 1ST SEPTEMBER SATURDAY 8TH SEPTEMBER EPSOM & EWELL TUESDAY 11TH SEPTEMBER KENSINGTON BOROUGH SATURDAY 22ND SEPTEMBER TUESDAY 25TH SEPTEMBER FC DEPORTIVO GALICIA SATURDAY 29TH SEPTEMBER SATURDAY 6TH OCTOBER BRITISH AIRWAYS SATURDAY 13TH OCTOBER FRIMLEY GREEN TUESDAY 16TH OCTOBER SHEERWATER TUESDAY 23RD OCTOBER SATURDAY 27TH OCTOBER SATURDAY 3RD NOVEMBER FRIMLEY GREEN SATURDAY 10TH NOVEMBER TUESDAY 13TH NOVEMBER SATURDAY 17TH NOVEMBER ASH UNITED SATURDAY 24TH NOVEMBER TUESDAY 27TH NOVEMBER FLEET SPURS TUESDAY 4TH DECEMBER TOOTING BEC SATURDAY 8TH DECEMBER SATURDAY 15TH DECEMBER GODALMING TOWN SATURDAY 22ND DECEMBER SATURDAY 29TH DECEMBER EVERSLEY & CALIFORNIA SATURDAY 12TH JANUARY SATURDAY 19TH JANUARY AC LONDON SATURDAY 26TH JANUARY SATURDAY 2ND FEBRUARY SATURDAY 9TH FEBRUARY COVE SATURDAY 16TH FEBRUARY SATURDAY 23RD FEBRUARY SANDHURST TOWN 19 SATURDAY 9TH MARCH W 0-2 D 3-3 D 1-1 W 2-5 W 1-2 D 0-0 L 3-2 W 5-3 W 3-1 L 2-0 (CC) W 3-1 D 2-2 W 4-2 L 1-2 (CC) L 1-2 L 5-1 L 4-0 L 3-2 W 7-2 (SCC) L 1-0 W 5-1 L 3-0

20 FIXTURES HOME AWAY DATE RESULT EVERSLEY & CALIFORNIA SATURDAY 16TH MARCH CHESSINGTON & HOOK SATURDAY 23RD MARCH FC DEPORTIVO GALICIA SATURDAY 6TH MARCH BAGSHOT SATURDAY 13TH APRIL UPCOMING FIXTURES SATURDAY 8 DECEMBER 2018 DIVISION 1 15:00 AC London vs Farnham Town 15:00 British Airways vs Kensington Borough 15:00 Dorking Wanderers Reserves vs Tooting Bec 15:00 Epsom & Ewell vs Bedfont & Feltham 15:00 Eversley & California vs Ash United 15:00 FC Deportivo Galicia vs Chessington & Hook United 15:00 Frimley Green vs Fleet Spurs 15:00 Godalming Town vs Sandhurst Town 15:00 Sheerwater vs Bagshot TUESDAY 11 DECEMBER 2018 DIVISION 1 19:45 Cove vs Bagshot 19:45 Fleet Spurs vs Godalming Town WEDNESDAY 12 DECEMBER 2018 SURREY PREMIER CUP ND ROUND 19:45 Sheerwater vs Corinthian-Casuals Res SATURDAY 15 DECEMBER 2018 DIVISION 1 15:00 Ash United vs Godalming Town 15:00 Bagshot vs Fleet Spurs 15:00 Bedfont & Feltham vs Eversley & California 15:00 Chessington & Hook United vs Dorking Wanderers Reserves 15:00 Farnham Town vs Cove 15:00 Kensington Borough vs Sheerwater 15:00 Sandhurst Town vs British Airways 15:00 Tooting Bec vsfc Deportivo Galicia 20

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22 COLLECTOR'S CORNER Club Shop Manager Paul Manuel delves through his Football Programme Collection as well as keeping an eye on what items of interest are currently selling and what they are selling for. Many conversations I have these days relate to whether or not our beloved match day programme will soon become a distant memory. Many League clubs are now deciding not to print due to financial reasons. Many Non League Clubs like our Under 23 Combined Counties League team ( and most other clubs in this league ), have decided to go down the way of producing an online programme. From what I am currently observing, and in my case most thankfully an interest still remains and long may this continue. I have to confess to being unable to find anything that stands out relating to our visitors from Ash today. Most of the stuff I have is from recent encounters against Dorking FC. 22

23 So I decided to have a look at some football programmes that have recently sold or are currently selling at auction and share with you the prices they have been selling for. Firstly, I found the Programme from Ash s near neighbours Aldershot. The match in question was from the 1969/70 season. The game in question was an old Division 4 match against Bradford Park Avenue and was played at the Recreation Ground on Saturday April 20th Normally this sort of programme would have little value, however this turned out to be the last ever league game for Bradford Park Avenue.There are a lot of people who collect first and last programmes, so there was no surprise when this sold for one pence less than

24 There is still a huge interest in Pre War FA Cup Final Programmes. None more so than this immaculate example produced for the 1924 FA Cup Final tie played between Newcastle and Aston Villa. This was known as the rainy final due to the horrendous weather on the day. The programme shown below sold at auction on 12th October for 2, Lastly I noticed this programme from a 1966 Fairs Cup Semi Final match played between Chelsea and Barcelona. This programme was produced for the original match that was Postponed. Another programme was produced for the game that was played. Hence this postponed programme became incredibly rare. The programme shown sold on 28th October for Anyone who bought on the night for a shilling would be showing a decent profit!! 24

25 In my opinion, all three of these would make a welcome addition to any collection. The hope is that an interest in collecting still remains. The Club Shop at Dorking Wanderers is always open on First Team Matchdays, however I can always pop down by prior arrangement. Merchandise and a large number of assorted programmes old and new are always available. If you have any wants then please get in touch. Either pop into the Club Shop or contact me at:-paulmanuel62@gmail.com Any unwanted football programmes or football related items are always most welcome at the shop. I would also like to thank our Under 23 Programme Editor Hugo Manuel for his help and contributions towards helping me with this article. 25

26 NEXT UP AT MEADOWBANK UPCOMING FIXTURES AT MEADOWBANK STADUIM SATURDAY 8TH DECEMBER 2018 U23 VS TOOTING BEC - LEAGUE 3.00 PM VS SATURDAY 22ND DECEMBER 2018 U23 VS GODALMING TOWN - LEAGUE 3.00 PM VS SATURDAY 29TH DECEMBER 2018: FIRST VS LEATHERHEAD - LEAGUE 3.00 PM VS SATURDAY 5TH JANUARY 2019: U23 VS BRITISH AIRWAYS - LEAGUE 3.00 PM VS SATURDAY 12TH JANUARY 2019: U23 VS EVERSLEY & CALIFORNIA - LEAGUE 3.00 PM VS 26

27 ON THE ROAD DORKING WANDERERS AWAY TRAVEL SATURDAY 8TH DECEMBER 2018: BOGNOR REGIS V FIRST - LEAGUE 3.00 PM DIRECTORY: Bognor Regis Town Football Club,Nyewood Lane, Bognor Regis, West Sussex PO21 2TY The admission prices are: Terracing: Adults VS Senior Citizen (aged over 65) Under 18s (and students with ID) 5.00 Seating: Adults 13.00, Senior Citizen Match day programmes are available from the programme stall within the ground, priced at 2.00 There is limited parking within the ground for players, officials and disabled visitors. There is ample on-street parking in Nyewood Lane and surrounding roads. There is also free parking available within the Bognor Sports Club, via it s entrance in Hawthorn Road. SATURDAY 15TH DECEMBER 2018: CHESSINGTON & HOOK V U23 - LEAGUE 3.00 PM VS DIRECTORY: CHESSINGTON & HOOK UNITED Chalky Lane, Chessington Surrey KT9 2NF The club's car park has approximately 200 spaces. If no spaces are available please don't park on the verges in Chalky Lane try Chessington World of Adventures main car park which is situated opposite the entrance of Chalky Lane. Please beware that Chessington & Hook FC bears no responsibility for any damage or theft caused whilst parked in our car park or Chessington World of Adventures car park. All parking is at the owners risk. DORKING WANDERERS AWAY TRAVEL 27

28 DORKING WANDERERS RESERVES FC HISTORY Dorking Wanderers Football Club was established in 1999, and in a short space of time has steadily climbed the non-league pyramid from park football to the Bostik League. The club has recently moved to the newly constructed, multi million pound Meadowbank Stadium development in the heart of Dorking Town Centre. The Dorking Wanderers Reserves have a firm commitment to develop local talent for the first team. They are the final piece of the club s player pathway and ensure that the best local players have maximum opportunity to progress and represent their home town in the first team. The new team will compete in the Combined Counties League Division One, three tiers below Dorking s Bostik Premier League side. The Dorking Wanderers Reserves team is managed by Jordan Clark and Peter Augustine. Jordan has been instrumental in setting up the club s academy which competes with the very best in the South East of England and Peter works full time for the Football Association as a County Coach Developer, supporting coaches and their training throughout Surrey. The Dorking Wanderers Reserves team replaces the Dorking Wanderers Development squad, who played in the Suburban League South Division under the management of club legend Steven Lunn and the experienced youth coach Simon Coffey. 28

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30 MEADOWBANK FOOTBALL GROUND, MILL LANE, DORKING, SURREY, RH4 1DX EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Chairman: Marc White Vice Chairman: Jeremy Pain Development Director: Kris Lea Hon Secretary: Martin Clarke Hon Treasurer: Roger Brown Stadium Manager: Chris Moon GENERAL COMMITTEE Les Freeland - Jason Rabbetts Paul Manuel - Toby Francis Frank Burgess - Alan Gout Steve O'Sullivan - Linda O'Sullivan Roger Mahony OTHER STAFF Press & Communications Officer: Roger Mahony Match Day Announcer: Les Freeland Groundsman/Security Officer: Toby Francis Website Manager: Graham Bedbrook Club Shop Manager: Paul Manuel Club Photographer: Simon Roe U23's Secretary: Jack Owen Youth Chairman: Dan Ford Youth Secretary: Jason Woods 1ST TEAM MANAGEMENT & STAFF Manager: Marc White Assistant Manager: Dean Milton Head Coach: Tom Duke Assistant Coach: Craig Vernon Assistant Coach: Chris Boulter Goalkeeper Coach: Tony Prime Physios: Grant Steele & Kev Taylor Fitness Coach: Dan Pearse OTHER FOOTBALL STAFF Head of Coaching: Nick Torpey Under 23 Manager: Jordan Clark Under 23 Asst Manager: Pete Augustine Under 23 Physio: Andrew Bushe Academy Manager: Jordan Clark Assistant Academy Manager: Rhys Barker Veterans Manager: Ollie O Boyle Veterans Asst Manager: Martin Beard Veterans Coach: Matty Evans Veterans Asst Coach: Andy Holmes Veterans Physio: Dom Brameld U23 PROGRAMME EDITOR: Hugo Manuel info@dorkingwanderers.com Website: Facebook: DorkingWanderersFC Instagram: dorking_wanderers_fc Dorking Wanderers FC Ltd (Company no: ), Meadowbank Football Ground, Mill Lane, Dorking, RH4 1DX 30

31 g DORKING WANDERERS FLEET SPURS Manager: Jordan Clark Colours: Red, White and Blue Managers: James Simms and Alan Reed Colours: All Green DREW CHURCHWELL MARCUS LEGG TEDDY RALPH LUKE CUNNINGHAM GEORGE PETERKIN MOHAMED AMGHAR CLARENCE NGUNZA MBULU RORY SELLICK PASCAL SEDGWICK ELLIOTT DOWNS BEN DYSON JAMES RABBETTS JAMES DIXON DANIEL CRUNDEN JONES DALTON GLYNN FESTUS EDIKU HARRY SHIPTON No. Sub Score No. Sub Score DEANE SUMBLER KARL DALLAWAY LEE BUSH VIC MUDONHI PAT SWAKINS CHRIS BARNES JAMES SCOTT MIKE BERTOUX JACK FOSTER JAYSON DALTON GEORGE MORRIS ADAM DIXON SCOTT HAMILTON SHAUN MILES CALLUM ARCHIBOLD MICHAEL CADLE Referee: Steve Hart Assistants: Wayne Ingram and Samuel Bunting NEXT U23 HOME GAME: v TOOTING BEC Next First Team Fixture: v Leatherhead