middlesex fa sunday Junior cup Final beesotted FC v the beehive BHP wednesday 28th March 2018 @hendon FC Kick-Off 7.45pm 1
Who s Who President: Bob Jarvis Chairman: John Taylor Chief Executive: Leigh O Connor Welcome Good evening and welcome to Silver Jubilee Park for the 2017/18 Middlesex FA Sunday Junior Cup Final which sees Beesotted FC take on The Beehive BHP. On behalf of everyone here at Middlesex FA, I d like to start by congratulating both teams on reaching today s final. We also congratulate our match officials who have been selected for this prestigious appointment in recognition of their work during the season and their commitment to Middlesex Football. A special welcome to today s Guest of Honour, President of the Middlesex FA, Bob Jarvis. We are delighted that Bob will be joining us today to meet the teams before kick-off and to make the cup and medal presentations at the end of the match. Finally, enjoy the match and thank you for attending to support your team. If you have any problems during the game, please do speak to a Middlesex FA official. Leigh O Connor Chief Executive, Middlesex FA 3 Competitions Committee Chair: Barbara Bivens Vice Chairman: John Jackson Secretary: Isaac Jempeji Committee members Simon Cudner, John Davies, Robin Filkins, Darrel Gyngell, Bob Jarvis, Steve Reuter, Mark Sennett, Annette Sennett, Danny Sharma, Gary Street, Jim Taylor, John Taylor, Harry Wooster. Adult Cups Sub Committee John Jackson (Chairman), Bob Jarvis (Vice Chairman), Alyson Angelides, Pip Axtell, Barbara Bivens, Jim Cantle, Simon Cudner, John Davies, Robin Filkins, Dave Fuller, Robin Jagot, John Lewis, Steve Reuter, Annette Sennett, Mark Sennett, Jim Taylor, John Taylor, Harry Wooster Youth Cups Sub Committee John Davies (Chairman), Barbara Bivens (Vice Chair), Judi Grice, Mike Heavey, Annette Sennett, Mark Sennett, Gary Street, Richard Stiles, John Taylor, John Lewis, Michael Cassel, Jim Taylor. For a full list of board and staff members see www.middlesexfa.com
Programme of Events: 7.20pm: The teams enter the field and are introduced to the presentation party, led by Guest of Honour, Bob Jarvis. 7.25pm: The two teams will complete the RESPECT handshake. 7.30pm: The match kicks off! If the scores are level at the end of 90 minutes of play, the match will be decided by the taking of penalty kicks. Approx 9.30pm: The presentation of the Cup and Medals by Guest of Honour Bob Jarvis. GUEST OF HONOUR bob Jarvis President of the Middlesex FA Bob is President of the Middlesex FA, having being elected to the position in the summer of 2017. He first joined the Association Council in 1985 and is a member of the Competitions Committee and the Adult Cups Sub Committee, of which he is the Vice Chairman. Bob was the Adult Cup Finals Co-Ordinator for a number of seasons and continues to work tirelessly to ensure that each showpiece match runs smoothly. It would be fair to say that Bob is much more comfortable when he has jobs to do than he is as a Guest of Honour and he certainly won t be taking it easy this evening! Bob played for Evershed FC for many years and has also served the Club as Secretary and Chairman. Bob also joined the London Commercial League as Registrations Secretary and is currently Chairman of the league. He has served on numerous committees and sub-committees for Middlesex FA. Bob was awarded The FA 50 Year Medal for his tireless service to the game in 2011, which was a fitting tribute to his significant and ongoing contribution to local football. 4 At a glance Middlesex FA Sunday Junior Cup 2017/18 10 Most 5 Clean sheets kept goals in a game (Zenit St. Whetstone First vs Abbey First) 93 goals scored so far 5 Top scorers The Beehive BHP First (14) 21 Teams entered 1-8 18 1st October 2017 Start date Games played Biggest win
CDSL Introducing Beesotted FC 2002 Year Formed former players former players include ex-professionals Marcus Gayle and Stephen Hunt Four The club have been losing cup finalists four times between 2006-2017 play in the Chiswick and District Sunday League 50+ Harry Farnan and Dan Green have both scored over 50 goals for the club 40,000 The club have raised over 40k for various children s charities 6 On the pitch... Player Profiles Paul Greenslade Paul has slipped on the keeper s gloves this season. In over 80 games, he has yet to score but has been racking up the clean sheets this campaign. Jacob Murtagh Journo Jacob, a competitive right back travels from Essex each Sunday #commitment. Lee Wood Left Back Lee is an animal that never sleeps or passes the half-way line. Roy Faircloth Quiet Roy, will be winning everything in the air, but not saying much at all #ProtectMyPlayers. Myles Hook Captain Hook, the veteran Guinness drinker, holidays for most of the season, but is determined to fit the final in between Caribbean and Dubai commitments. Nico Noonan Nico, in his first season, has impressed with his eye for goal. Eight so far, from the wing, including some longrange stunners #Neeks. Aaron Hogan Aaron can be heard many miles away with his distinctive halftime coughing and throwing up routine. Martin Wigley Bad boy Wigley will be rusty, 7 having been suspended just before this tie. In his second spell with the club. Enjoys a roast. Harry Farnan Harry has more touches inside the box than anyone else, ever #OptaSTAT. Harry Ratcliffe Recent father Harry can play on the left or at centre back. He has been with the club for five seasons and racked up over 80 games.
On the pitch... Player Profiles Stay connected... Match photos from today s game are available courtesy of official Middlesex FA photographer, Chris Benn. The link to all photos will be available in the match report on the Middlesex FA website. Please credit Chris when publishing. Highlights from today s game will be published on the Middlesex FA YouTube channel YouTube.com/MiddlesexFA Get involved and share your experience of the final on social media using #MFACupFinal Full match reports available on www.middlesexfa.com Chris Hogan Midfield general Chris is in his second spell with the club. He can play in every position, but must not take penalties. Richard Wittekind Cage Fighter Richard is dynamic and a goal threat. Witty has never been booked #SaintRichard. Joe Woods Joe converted from midfield to defence two seasons ago, when he joined Beesotted. Just like a swan, he does not appear to put any effort in #CasualJoe. Glenn Faircloth Marathon Man Glenn is a midfielder in his second season with Beesotted FC. Glenn has a goal a game record scoring 40 in 40 #immense. Ross Malone Ross has played over 135 games for the club, mainly at the back. The tall decorator has tins of emulsion in his boot for sale after the game. Stu Nixon Stuart has been with the club for over 13 years. Despite recent additions to his family, he still manages one or two cameos a season. Charlie Verdon Charlie, returns from a recent loan at #NEXT to make this final. Top, top player and son. Tommy Ratcliffe Top Gun Tommy has four goals this season. Super Sub and former plumbing parts salesman was tapped up by Beesotted back in August. Package includes: Edited video package of all the action, from the moment you walk out to the pitch to when you lift the trophy! Bespoke overlays including: match details, team line-ups, names of goal scorers and live score. Full match commentary. Extended highlights package of all goals and key events. Footage provided via email and viewable on laptop, mobile or tablet devices. Easily share footage with friends/family across the UK and overseas. Full ownership rights to the footage. "The kids just love to see themselves playing "on the telly"!" Andy Griffiths - Chairman Bispham Junior Football Federation Dan Green Dan is Beesotted s all-time top scorer, or would be, had anyone written down how many he scored before 2006. Green played for Raynes Park Vale and North Greenford United, before retiring to return to Sunday football. 8
Introducing The Beehive BHP goals Play their home games in North London 2016 Year Formed Top scorers in this season s competition enfield On the pitch... Player Profiles Ollie Dunne Anyone ever seen the film Mean Machine? Rumour has is even the Monk s scared of his long lost brother Olly Diamond Dunne. Michael Ball Been stepping In for Olly when he s been at work. Reaches the other six yard box from kicks. Got a target man? Michael s your man. Perry Melville Mr consistent was born with two sets of lungs. You ll get tired of watching him run tonight, I can promise you that. Scott Brosnan Needs to grow up at times but not many people get past this Ox. Cannon of a long throw! James Lindie Last year s players player and former Southend Pro nicknamed the The Big O. Calm and calculated when in possession, James has a world record for number of bites in a Semi Final. David Roche if you looked up old fashioned defender in the dictionary Dave and his Arsenal tattoo would pop up instantly. Puts his head in places he probably shouldn t. Troy Archer Impacts games and loves an acrobatic effort even if he s 87 yards out from goal. Tough as nails always bugs Max for a lift. Reece Lyons First year with the Hive and can play anywhere along the back line or midfield! Smashes tackles for fun 90/10 not in his favour. Semi-Pro many of the squad have played for semi-professional clubs David Green Top goalscorer this season Winners current holders of the Edmonton & District Sunday Football League Division 2 title 10 11
On the pitch... Player Profiles Jed Livermoore Winger who s has been a joy to watch. One of those players you wouldn t mind paying double the entrance fee for. 14 goals so far this seasom but last seen tracking back, wait. never. Meet the officials Mark Brennan Plays the game the right way. Pirlo-esque at times. Catch Mark cross-legged sitting in the middle of the centre circle, wine in hand with his new little angel firmly in his other arm. Max Mitchell Probably the busiest man In football and not a non-league ground he hasn t played at. Max has played every position for the hive this year and loves a turn in the sticks. 12 goals so far this season. Reece Wilson Hardest working winger after a Saturday night session in the world bar none. Has zero cartilage anywhere In his body - this lad defies science! Louie DuSpray Quietly goes about his business on a football pitch and breaks the game up. Loves a wayward pass hence the name DuSpray. Known to party with professional football players. Richard Wood Brother of England International Jake Livermore. Makes people sick seeing how fit the man is and he runs through brick walls! Loves a sorry lads I m working excuse. David Green Tricky Striker who s our top goal scorer SO FAR this season. Known to organise the worst team nights out in history. John Megicks Just joined the hive, John loves to play football and with Greeny s emotions! Inseparable these two. Former Barnet Pro. Joe Packenham Joe the little battering ram smashes people for fun. Struggles with a three yard pass but every team needs a player like Joe - he doesn t stop running! Lee Brennan Silky smooth footwork Lee is a champagne baller, glue foot, on eleven so far this season. 100 bet for more goals with Max who s one ahead so far. Should be playing for a top four side in any continent in the world - talk about slipped the net! Chancey Dash His performances are as eye catching as his name! Tall rangey, striker with great feet, there s not much this kid hasn t got really. Made a difference to our game this season. Lee Mercer Lucky to be involved, Lee loves an excuse why he can t make it every Sunday. When he has played, he s calm in possession and has a sweet left peg. Steve Livermore The Manager. Has many accolades for Enfield Rangers, and reckons he used to be a player himself back in the day. Been unlucky the last couple years with final defeats but there s definitely something about this year. Steve and I started this team two years ago, league winners last year and on for the quadruple this year. Referee: Steven Conway Steven is 57 years old and is a Senior Partner at Landlords Lawyer. A level 4 referee, Steven says he started officiating in order to continue being involved in the game he loves after ending his playing career. He has many career highlights including appearances at Wembley, The Emirates, QPR, Brentford, Charlton and a number of other stadiums. Assistant: Danny Samuels (left picture) Danny is 50 years old and works as a Procurement Manager for Network Rail. A level 5 referee, Danny can often be found officiating on the Middlesex County Saturday and Sunday League as well as the Harrow Youth Football League. Danny says the highlights of his career so far include achieving promotion to Level 5 and being appointed to the Middlesex Sunday League Cup Final in 2017. Assistant: Sobastian Frazer (right picture) Sobastian is 24 years old and works as a Sports Maker. A level 6 referee, Sobastian started refereeing in 2016 and says his appointment to the FA Women s Premier League is the highlight of his career so far. Fourth Official: Harry Barfoot Harry is 20 years old and works as a Security Officer. A level 7 referee, Harry started officiating at the age of 14 in order to gain an insight into the game from a different perspective. Since then, Harry has enjoyed many career highlights including being accepted into the Middlesex FA Referee Academy and refereeing an England FA Schools trial game. 12 13
Middlesex FA Sunday Junior Cup 2017/18 Previous winners 1968-69 Harefield 1969-70 Twickenham Royals 1970-71 Boreham Wood Hearts 1971-72 Wilson & Hirst Sports 1972-73 Prince of Wales 1973-74 Kilburn Rovers 1974-75 Weston Rovers 1975-76 Anchor Rovers 1976-77 Anchor Rovers 1977-78 Kingfisher Social 1978-79 Tesco Reserves 1979-80 Brook House 1980-81 CHFC Buffalos 1981-82 Oak Wood 1982-83 CHFC Buffalos 1983-84 CHFC Buffalos 1984-85 Kingsbury Town Social 1985-86 Parkview Plough 1986-87 Belmont Seniors II 1987-88 Herons 1988-89 Enfield Royals 1989-90 Red Lion 1990-91 AC Milan 1991-92 Brentford Athletic 1992-93 Hillingdon Rebels 1993-94 Belstone Reserves 1994-95 The Brickmakers 1995-96 Parkfield 1996-97 Perivale 1997-98 Annunciation Social Club 1998-99 Orange Tree 1999-00 Enfield Rosaneri 2000-01 Rangers Reserves 2001-02 SFC Wealdstone Reserves 2002-03 CB Hounslow Utd (Sunday) Reserves 2003-04 Draytonians Reserves 2003-05 Broadway Celtic 2005-06 Plough Wanderers 2006-07 Oakwood 2007-08 Conway s Burnt Oak 2008-09 Ruislip Rangers 06 2009-10 Harefield United Sunday 2010-11 Zenit St Whetstone 2011-12 Queensbury Park Rangers 2012-13 The Sheaf 2013-14 Westpoint United 2014-15 FC Bridge 2015-16 Larkspur Rovers 2016-17 BAA Heathrow (Sunday) First 14 Road to the final beesotted First round Bye Second round Heston Celtic B 2 Beesotted 7 Quarter Final West Drayton 2 Beesotted 4 Semi-Final Roxeth District Albion 0 Beesotted 1 the beehive bhp First round The Beehive BHP 2 Hanworth Sports FC 1 Second round Larkspur Rovers Sunday Res 0 The Beehive BHP 4 Quarter Final The Beehive BHP 4 Ivy Leaf WD 1 Semi-Final Abbey First 1 The Beehive BHP 4 INSURANCE MADE FOR FOOTBALL CLUBS - TEAMS - COACHES PROPERTY TRAVEL 0345 872 5060 sport@bluefinsport.co.uk bluefinsport.co.uk LIABILITY PERSONAL ACCIDENT Authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Registered in England No: 931954.
beesotted Fc the beehive bhp Manager: Mark Jones Asst Manager: Richard Smith Colours: White Paul Greenslade Jacob Murtagh Lee Wood Roy Faircloth Myles Hook Nico Noonan Harry Ratcliffe Harry Farnan Aaron Hogan Chris Hogan Richard Wittekind Joe Woods Glenn Faircloth Ross Malone Stu Nixon Charlie Verdon Dan Green Tommy Ratcliffe officials Referee Steve Conway Assistant Referees Danny Samuels Sobastian Frazer Fourth Official Harry Barfoot Manager: Steve Livermore Coach: Colin Greenwood Colours: Amber and Black Ollie Dunn Michael Ball Perry Melvile Scott Brosnan David Roche Troy Archer Jed Livermore Mark Brennan Chancey Dash Max Mitchell Lee Brennan Richard Woodman Reece Lyons Reece Wilson Louie Duspray James Lindie Lee Mercer Joe Packenham John Megicks David Green PLEASE NOTE It is a condition of spectator entry that they do not enter the playing area AT ANY TIME including during the presentation ceremony. It is a criminal offence to do so under the Football (Offences) Act 1991. Anyone entering without clear authorisation will be required to leave the ground and the club that person supports may face disciplinary charges as a result. Spectators are also reminded that alcohol is not permitted in the spectator areas around the playing surface at any time. Safeguarding If you have any concerns about the safety or welfare of a child or young person at any point during the evening, please contact a Middlesex FA official to report the concern. Alternatively you can report your concern directly to the NSPCC on 0808 800 5000 or to the police on 999. Find us on social media @middxfa #MFACupFinal @middlesex_fa MiddlesexFA 16