Uxbridge v AFC Dunstable Sat Oct 14, 3pm Evo-Stik League South, East

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1 Uxbridge v AFC Dunstable Sat Oct 14, 3pm Evo-Stik League South, East

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

4 Good afternoon and welcome to Honeycroft. This afternoon we welcome the OD s from AFC Dunstable. The OD s currently lay in fourth position after ten matches; their record over the last five matches shows two wins, two losses and one draw. In the Emirates FA Challenge Cup they went out in the Preliminary Round 2-0 away at Potton United of the United Counties League, in the FA Trophy they went down 2-0 away at Bostik League side Corinthian Casuals. Last season we met AFC Dunstable on three occasions, in the league the points were shared with one win apiece, we had the upper hand in the FA Trophy where we were 4-0 winners at Honeycroft. Our Reserves, after a shaky start to their league campaign have now put four wins together catapulting them up the table, this weekend they are away at Knaphill FC in the Michael Bidmead League Challenge Cup which is a two legged match, the return trip is yet to be arranged. Our Youth Team have had a slow start to their campaign, they have played two league matches winning one along with The FA Youth Cup and Middlesex County Youth Cup matches, both of which they lost. They will be back in league action next week away to Premier Division newcomers Westfield. With the evenings drawing in and the temperatures dropping this is now the time of year when a good set of groundsmen comes to the forefront. We would like to thanks both Geoff and Kevin for their tireless work over a number of years and thank them for the surface they prepare each match.

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6 Founded 1981 Nickname: The OD's Home Ground: Creasey Park Stadium AFC Dunstable started life as Old Dunstablians Football Club in The name Old Dunstablians originated from an organisation formed in 1888 for old boys from Dunstable Grammar School. The most famous member of the club is Hollywood actor Gary Cooper, who attended the school in the early 1900 s. When the Grammar School closed and Manshead School opened they took over the mantle but the old boys club was in decline. In 1981 the head teacher was asked if he could re launch the name, hence the football club was born. By 1988 after its centenary, the Old Dunstablians Club ceased to exist but the football club carried on in commemoration and to this day still bears the club crest on its badge. The club started in the Dunstable Alliance Football League for a couple of seasons then moved onto the Luton District and South Bedfordshire League in Still playing at Manshead School with the 1st team and reserves, success was limited with the 1st team runners up twice in Division One and runners up in the William Pease Cup. While in the Luton League though the 1st team did land the Bedfordshire Junior Cup beating Leighton Athletic on penalties in season. With the club using Dunstable Town Cricket Club as their social base in Bull Pond Lane, the cricket club was looking to move to a larger site in Totternhoe and when the new club was opened in 1994, a football pitch was accommodated, so the football club moved there from Manshead School.

7 An improvement in facilities gave the club a chance to apply to join the South Midlands League in Accepted into the then Division One (Premier and Senior Divisions were the higher divisions) the club struggled, as they flirted with being relegated straight back to the Luton League in the first 2 seasons. Going through new managers every season, we finally started to gain some consolidation and in season the 1st team finished 4th in the league and won the Division One Cup. The following season we just missed out of the title, which was now Division Two. Looking to go one better we finally clinched the title the next season and was runners up in the Division Two Cup. Ground Grading issues were now starting to stop the team from getting promoted, as 2 ground sharing agreements were turned down by the league. This was now the start of a trophy laden period, as the Division Two title again was secured and back-to-back Bedfordshire Senior Trophy s. Added to that, the Division Two Cup was won again. The club in decided to launch its youth policy and when the Under 15 s were runners up in the Chiltern Youth league, it started on the path to work its way through the FA Charter Standard. We achieved Adult status in The club then made the decision to change its name to AFC Dunstable (when the prefix AFC was not as prevalent as it is nowadays), so not to get confused with the local rugby club, as the club started to grow and the name was more associated to a football club. The club kept the name The OD as their nickname. The youth then was awarded the Charter Standard in The next big step was to become a Development Club and a great deal of work saw the club achieve this in Next up was our goal to become a FA Charter Standard Community Club and 2008 saw the club get there. In that time the club has been awarded the Development Club Of The Year in 2008 and the Community Club Of The Year in The club now runs 30 teams for

8 Then Bedfordshire Football Association approached the club to become partners in the new Creasey Park Community Football Centre in 2008 and this gave the chance to move the 1st team to Creasey Park and apply for promotion to Division One for the start of the season, which was accepted. The team finished a very creditable 5th in its first season at the higher level. History was also made in , as the team was accepted to participate in the FA Vase. A fine run through to the 2nd Round Proper was achieved. Looking to improve on the league position the previous season, the team went all out for promotion and finished runners up in the league and gained promotion to the Premier Division at their 2nd attempt. The SSMFL Division One Cup was secured as well. Now with the team in the SSMFL Premier Division and entry into the FA Cup for , finished a fine 3rd in the league the team consolidated in the Premier Division and finished a respectable 8th. Their run the FA Cup saw them get through 3 rounds eventually going out to Northwood after a replay. After the team being managed by the most successful pair in the club s history Alex Butler and Dermot Butler, they decided to step down after 9 years at the helm half way through This left the team in disarray, which saw many stalwarts of the team leave. The club decided to appoint current manager Steve Heath and the club went on a re building exercise saw the team secure 3rd place in the SSMFL Premier Division as they challenged for the title all season. They also equalled their best run in the FA Vase getting to the 3rd Round proper was the season that the team broke all club records. Before clinching the SSMFL Premier Division title, they progressed through 2 rounds of the FA Cup before finally going out to Ryman Premier leaders at the time Leiston 1-0 in the 1st Qualifying Round.

9 The FA Vase was a great ride as the team made it to the 4th Round proper. Unfortunately, we drew phoenix club Salisbury who had competed in the Conference Premier only two seasons previous but had been demoted to step 5. Going out 3-0, Salisbury made it all the way to the semi final. The league campaign was an unbelievable roller coaster ride. As the season got underway, it was becoming apparent that quite a few teams were vying for the title. As the season reached October, only 5 points separated the top 6. By Christmas it looked like London Colney were starting to break away going 5 points clear. The chasing pack were bunching up behind as only 6 points was the difference between 2nd and 7th. When the team lost to a last-minute penalty to Biggleswade United on January 2nd, we went 8 points behind London Colney and it looked like our title ambitions had faded. That would be the last time we tasted defeat in the league. Hoddesdon Town were now becoming a title contender and it was a 3-horse race. With 7 games left, the team went top of the league and never looked back and won the league by 13 points. So, saw us compete in the Southern League Central Division, a position we never thought we would see the club at. We competed nearly all season in a playoff place right up to the last game of the season just to miss out by 3 points. The team though did pick up some silverware winning the prestigious Bedfordshire Senior Cup 2-0 against Dunstable Town at Kenilworth Road. The beginning of this season, the Bedfordshire Premier Cup was won.

10 JAMIE HEAD AGE 22 GOALKEEPER Jamie returns to AFC, after a couple of seasons with us as a youth player. Tall and agile keeper, he has plenty of Southern League experience for someone so young. JAMES BISHOP AGE 22 DEFENDER/MIDFIELD Played for our Under 18 Floodlit team a few seasons back, then broke into our 1st team. Bish had a season at Barton Rovers in but returned to the club last season. A combative player who is comfortable at right back or in midfield. COURTNEY MASSAY AGE 26 DEFENDER One of our longest serving players and another one who turned out for our Under 18 Floodlit team. Apart from a spell with Berkhamsted a few seasons back. Courtney has been pretty loyal to the club. A fast attacking right back, also weighs in with a handful of goals per season. BILL MORGAN AGE 25 DEFENDER Bill is an elegant centre half, who has been coveted by many clubs since joining AFC midway through our SSMFL championship winning season. He never seems to get flustered and is always cool on the ball. RYAN FRATER AGE 32 DEFENDER A highly experienced player, who has many clubs to his name. A great signing for the club this season, as he picked up a championship medal for Royston Town after the club won the Evo-Stik Southern League Central last season. LEON CASHMAN AGE 33 DEFENDER Cash has been dogged by injury over the past few months and is currently recovering from an operation on his ankle. A tall inspiring centre half, he is vice-captain of the team. Joined the club in 2014.

11 TERRY GRIFFITHS AGE 26 DEFENDER This no-nonsense centre half, Terry defends as if his life depends on it. Joined the club in 2015 after moving in the area from Essex. His story is quite extraordinary, after he tweeted looking for a club. DANNY MURPHY AGE 30 DEFENDER Murph is in his 2nd season with the club. An elegant left back with a sweet left foot, he has an abundance of experience at Southern League level. Turned out for Slough Town and Aylesbury in the past. NEWMAN CARNEY AGE 23 DEFENDER/MIDFIELD Joined AFC on a month s loan from Dunstable Town at the beginning of 2014 but decided to stay with the club. An ex professional with Luton Town when he was 18, he is one of the youngest players to score for the Hatters. MOSES OLALEYE AGE 33 MIDFIELD. CAPTAIN An inspiration to all his players, the skipper leads by example. Originally with the club in 2010, he left for pastures new but returned in Has an array of winning medals with us and other clubs. As captain, he has picked up the SSMFL Premier title, Bedfordshire Senior and Premier Cup trophies. LEE CLOSE AGE 24 MIDFIELD A new signing this season, after playing for Barton Rovers last term. A strong determined player, who never say die attitude is a great addition to the squad. ROY BYRON AGE 33 MIDFIELD Roy is in his 3rd season with the club, after arriving from Hillingdon Borough. A managers dream, as never late for anything. Always willing to learn, even at 33 but seems like a 22-year-old.

12 CHRISTIAN TAVERNIER AGE 24 MIDFIELD Another player who has spent time at Luton Town. Another new signing this season, after 5 years at Arlesey Town, where he was a regular goal scorer. Another tall elegant player, the club have high hopes with Chris in the team this season. TOM SILFORD AGE 22 MIDFIELD Spent most of last season on loan at SSMFL club London Colney. Turned out to be a very good option for Tom, as they won the Premier Division. Another player who came through our youth system and he is hoping to make an impact with AFC this season. ADIEL MANNION AGE 27 MIDFIELD/FORWARD A skilful quick winger, we acquired Adiel from SSMFL club Berkhamsted at the beginning of last season. Settled in pretty quickly with his new team mates and will be looking to build on his first season at a higher level. MARCUS CAMPBELL 23 MIDFIELD Another product of the AFC youth system, Marcus broke into the 1st team in A extremely good trainer, returned to the club this season after spells with SSMFL clubs Bedford, Leighton Town and Welwyn Garden City. JERMAINE HALL 29 FORWARD Last season was exceptional for Jermaine, as he ended up top scorer in the league with 30 goals and picked up the Golden Boot. Joined the club in 2015 and will be hoping to add more goals for the club this season. BJ CHRISTIE 28 FORWARD The clubs all-time record goal scorer with over 200 goals to his name. First turned out for the club at 15. Has had a couple of spells away from the club with Barton Rovers and Berkhamsted but always returns. As you can imagine, many clubs chase his signature in close seasons. NATHAN FRATER 29 FORWARD Finally, Nathan has signed for AFC at the beginning of a season. A proven goal scorer at step 3 and step 4.

13 MANAGER STEVE HEATH Steve joined the club midway through the season. The 1st team was in disarray due to the former management duo resigning. Many of the players decided to leave, so Steve had a massive rebuilding job to do. He guided the team to a mid-table position in the SSMFL Premier Division and handed so many youngsters 1st team debuts season saw him re-strengthen the side which saw us finish 3rd in the league. The following season the club went all out to clinch the Premier Division title and success was achieved. Last season saw Steve s and the club s first attempt at Step 4. A very respectful 7th place was secured and the Bedfordshire Senior Cup was won. At the beginning of this season, a 2-0 win over Luton Town saw him lift the Bedfordshire Premier Cup. So what Steve has achieved in such a short period is nothing short of amazing. ASSISTANT MANAGERS STEVE JACKMAN & ENZO SILVESTRI Steve came into the club at the start of the season. After many seasons as a player with Bedford Town, illness meant he had to retire. A very infectious character, he combines his Assistant Manager job with spotting any talent coming through our youth system. Enzo came into the club mid-way through the season as a player. He soon took up a coaching role and is extremely popular with the players. He now runs our Under 10 Saturday Whites team. IST TEAM COACH MATT LANGSTON Langers had a very impressive non-league playing career. He turned out for many Premier Conference clubs (now National League). He was made famous for a day, when he scored the only goal for Histon v Leeds United in the FA Cup which Histon won 1-0, which was televised live on ITV. SPORTS THERAPIST BIANCA HEWER It would not be an understatement, to say that Bianca must be one of the best Sports Therapist in the league. With qualifications of Sports Therapist BA (Hons), her knowledge for such a young person is quite extraordinary. We are very lucky to have her. KIT MANAGER STEVE CANTELLOW For a job that no one wants, Steve does an unbelievable job. His association with the club goes back 20 years. Has held many posts within the club, which includes Treasurer and Reserve Team Manager. Another person we really appreciate the job he does

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16 Saturday, 14 th October THE EVO-STIK LEAGUE SOUTH, EAST AFC Rushden & Diamonds vs Egham Town Ashford Town (Middx) vs Hayes & Yeading United Aylesbury United vs Arlesey Town Beaconsfield Town vs Kempston Rovers Bedford Town vs Northwood Cambridge City vs Thame United Hanwell Town vs Fleet Town Hartley Wintney vs Chalfont St Peter Marlow vs Barton Rovers Moneyfields vs Aylesbury UXBRIDGE vs AFC Dunstable Saturday 14 th October SUBURBAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE CHALLENGE CUP Knaphill vs UXBRIDGE Sunday 15 th October FA WOMEN S PREMIER LEAGUE SOUTHERN DIVISION Lewes LFC vs Queens Park Rangers LFC Tuesday 17 th October MIDDLESEX COUNTY FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION SENIOR CHALLENGE CUP UXBRIDGE vs North Greenford United Wednesday 18 th October ALLIED COUNTIES YOUTH FOOTBALL LEAGUE PREMIER DIVISION Westfield vs UXBRIDGE

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23 UXBRIDGE FOOTBALL CLUB MATCH STATISTICS SEASON Date Opponents Comp Res Goal scorers Crowd Aug12 BEDFORD TOWN SL-E 3-1 McCarthy Peden Warner-Eley Hart Ruby Warner Rabess Burgess Wright A. Thomas Brown D. Thomas Chong Sinclair Quashie Hassan Wright, Brown, Peden Barton Rovers SL-E 0-1 McCarthy Peden Warner-Eley Hart Ruby Warner Rabess Burgess Wright A. Thomas Brown D. Thomas Chong Sinclair Quashie Hassan Wright THAME UNITED FAC 0-4 McCarthy Peden Warner-Eley Hart Ruby Warner Rabess Burgess Wright A. Thomas Brown D. Thomas Chong Sinclair Quashie Hassan KEMPSTON ROVERS SL-E 0-2 McCarthy Peden Warner-Eley Hart D. Thomas Sinclair Rabess Burgess Wright A. Thomas Quashie Chong Cabdalla Humphries Watson Hassan Hanwell Town SL-E 0-2 McCarthy Peden Warner-Eley Hart D. Thomas Sinclair Rabess Burgess Cabdalla A. Thomas Quashie Chong Humphries Watson Hassan Rabess, A.Thomas 147 Sep 9 ASHFORD TOWN (MIDDX) SL-E 2-4 McCarthy Peden Warner-Eley Bettamer D. Thomas Warner Rabess Burgess Kearney Tajbakhsh Quashie Chong Humphries Sinclair A. Thomas Hassan Warner-Eley, Kearney Beaconsfield Town SL-E 4-0 McCarthy Peden Warner-Eley Hart D. Thomas Sinclair Tajbakhsh Burgess Kearney Wright Quashie Chong Humphries Rabess A. Thomas Bettamer NORTHWOOD SL-E 2-1 McCarthy Peden Warner-Eley Aggrey-Adams D. Thomas Sinclair Rabess Burgess Wright Kearney Tajbakhsh Bettamer Chong Humphries A. Thomas Hassan D. Thomas, A. Thomas (P) Fleet Town SL-E 0-6 McCarthy Peden D. Thomas Aggrey-Adams Bettamer Sinclair Rabess Burgess Wright Kearney Tajbakhsh Chong Humphries A. Thomas Hassan Aylesbury SL-E 3-2 McCarthy Peden Warner-Eley Aggrey-Adams D. Thomas Humphries Rabess Burgess Wright Kearney Tajbakhsh Hart Sinclair A. Thomas Williams Bramwell Kearney (2) 97 Oct 3 Hanwell Town BFB 2-1 Bramwell Peden Brown Hart Watson Byrne Humphries Williams Kearney Sinclair Tajbakhsh Aggrey-Adams Rabess D. Thomas Warner-Eley McCarthy Watson 87 7 Ashford Town (Middx) FAT 4-1 McCarthy Peden Warner-Eley D. Thomas Tucker Brown Warner Burgess Kearney Tajbakhsh Quashie Byrne Humphries A. Thomas Williams Bramwell Kearney (P) AFC DUNSTABLE SL-E 17 NORTH GREENFORD UNITED MSC 21 Egham Town SL-E 24 CHALFONT ST PETER SL-E Nov 4 Aylesbury United SL-E 11 AFC RUSHDEN & DIAMONDS SL-E 14 HARTLEY WITNEY SL-E 18 Thame United SL-E 25 ARLESEY TOWN SL-E 28 Moneyfields SL-E Dec 2 HAYES & YEADING UNITED SL-E 9 Cambridge City SL-E 16 BARTON ROVERS SL-E 23 Bedford Town SL-E 26 HANWELL TOWN SL-E 30 Marlow SL-E Jan 6 BEACONSFIELD TOWN SL-E 13 Kempston Rovers SL-E 20 AFC Rushden & Diamonds SL-E 27 AYLESBURY UNITED SL-E Feb 3 FLEET TOWN SL-E 10 Northwood SL-E 17 AYLESBURY SL-E 24 AFC Dunstable SL-E Mar 3 EGHAM TOWN SL-E 10 Chalfont St Peter SL-E 17 CAMBRIDGE CITY SL-E 24 Hayes & Yeading United SL-E 31 Ashford Town (Middx) SL-E Apr 2 MARLOW SL-E 7 THAME UNITED SL-E 14 Hartley Witney SL-E 21 MONEYFIELDS SL-E 28 Arlesey Town SL-E KEY TO GRID: Home Matches in BOLD BLOCK CAPITALS Player Substitutes in ITALICS * after the scores, denotes match after extra time KEY TO COMPETITIONS: SL-E - The Evo-Stik South - East BFB - Big Free Bet Cup (League Cup) FAC - Emirates FA Challenge Cup FAT - Buildbase FA Challenge Trophy MSC - Middlesex Senior Cup MCC - Middlesex Charity Cup PRE-SEASON MATCHES SEASON: July 11 NORTH GREENFORD UNITED H Draw 1-1 July 15 POTTERS BAR H Lost 1-6 July 18 THATCHAM TOWN A Lost 4-0 July 22 AFC HAYES A Drew 1-1 July 25 SLOUGH TOWN H Lost 0-4 July 29 BRACKNELL TOWN A Lost 10-0 Aug 1 STAINES TOWN H Lost 0-4 Aug 5 HARINGEY BOROUGH A Won 1-2 OUR NEXT FIRST TEAM MATCH AT HONEYCROFT: Middlesex County FA Senior Challenge Cup North Greenford United October 17 th Kick-Off 7:45pm

24 UXBRIDGE APPEARANCES AND GOALSCORERS SEASON (Up to 13 th October) Total Apps Total Goals League Apps League Sub League Goals Cup Apps Cup Sub Cup Goals Career Apps Career Goals SAMUEL AGGREY-ADAMS JOSH BRAMWELL COLE BROWN JAMES BURGESS KEVIN BYRNE SAEED CABDALLA JEREMIAH CHONG CHEVY HART HOSSAM HASSAN ADAM HUMPHRIES DYLAN KEARNEY PAUL MCCARTHY BEN PEDEN ASHLEY QUASHIE RHYS RABESS MATTHEW RUBY MATT SINCLAIR NOYAN TAJBAKHSH ANTHONY THOMAS DAVE THOMAS HARRY TUCKER KEVIN WARNER LUKE WARNEY-ELEY CORY WATSON DWAIN WILLIAMS JOE WRIGHT

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28 TODAY S TEAMS UXBRIDGE FC v AFC DUNSTABLE Saturday 14 th October 2017, kick-off 15:00 Sam AGGREY-ADAMS Joshua BRAMWELL Cole BROWN James BURGESS Saeed CABDALLA Jeremiah CHONG Chevy HART Hossam HASSAN Adam HUMPHRIES Dylan KEARNEY Paul McCARTHY Ben PEDEN Ashley QUASHIE Rhys RABESS Matthew RUBY Matt SINCLAIR Anthony THOMAS Dave THOMAS Kevin WARNER Luke WARNER-ELEY Cory WATSON Dwain WILLIAMS Joe WRIGHT Jamie HEAD Courtney MASSEY Danny MURPHY Ryan FRATER Bill MORGAN Terry GRIFFITHS Leon CASHMAN Newman CARNEY Moses OLALEYE Lee CLOSE James BISHOP Tom SILFORD Rob BYRON Christian TAVERNIER Adiel MANNION Louis BIRCHAM BJ CHRISTIE Jermaine HALL Nathan FRATER Referee: Chris WICKS Assistants: Alex LEWIS & Lee SUGGETT

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