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Vs. Abingdon UnitedUhlsport Hellenic Premier Division - Saturday 14th February 2015

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INSIDE: Interviews with players from across the club

Statement on Blue Mountain move - Page 8

assistants to be confirmed. We hope you all enjoy your short stay with us and have a safe journey back home later on.

Our search for a win in 2015 continues. Last weekend’s match away at Milton United was extraordinary to say the least. We should have been at least three or four goals up at half time after playing our most scintillating football of the season in the first half.

However, we failed to take our chances and they improved second period to score the only goal of the match although it should have been ruled out for offside but that mistake from the officials aside, we should have put the game to bed by that point.

Abingdon had a poor start to the season with only eight points after thirteen matches (the thirteenth match was a 3-1 loss to us) and then appointed the vastly experienced Gary Ackling as manager and things has picked up since then.

It is fifteen points in the last fourteen matches which sees the Yellows on 23 points and although still third bottom, they have clawed up the points on those just above them and are almost out of the relegation zone.

This week they have secured the services of striker Richie Guy and former Shrivenham player-manager Sam Collier so have more Hellenic quality in their ranks.

Our youth team had a fantastic 4-2 victory over Binfield on Wednesday night which sees us three points clear although Farnham Town remain title favourites with their games in hand. There is a statement about us rejecting a move to the Blue Mountain site in this programme - see page 8.

Thank you for your continued support.

Come on U Robins! #coyRobinsDarrell ‘Dudley’ Freeland

DUDLEY WRITESThe club secretary’s notes

We welcome to the Lane today the officials, players and supporters of Abingdon United Football Club for today’s Uhlsport Hellenic League Premier Division fixture together with the match official Mr Jewell, and two

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OBJECTIVESTo provide clear guidelines on how parents and supporters should conduct themselves.

RESPONSIBILITYResponsibility for operating this Policy shall lie with the Board of Directors.

PROCEDUREPlease remember that you are giving encouragement and support to the players to help their development.

Enjoy being a spectator, the players appreciate your support.

Obligations towards the game

1. Show due respect to match officials and others involved in the game.2. Always have regard to the best interests of the game, including where publicly expressing an opinion on the game and any particular aspect of it, including others involved in the game.3. Applaud the opposition as well as your own team4. Not use inappropriate language.5. Not enter the field of play at any time.

Respect towards the Match Officials

Supporters should:1. Respect the decision of the Match Official.2. Avoid words or actions, which may mislead a Match Official. In the event of an issue during the game parents and spectators must NEVER contact leagues, the opposition, or the officials by telephone, letter or e mail.

There are official procedures in place for the club to make appeals and protests. Please report any issues to your team manager or the Club Secretary who will take the appropriate action and/or refer the matter to the Club.

Last reviewed by the Board of Directors on 05.08.13 (new policy implemented 05.08.13).

CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS AND SUPPORTERSBracknell Town Football Club Ltd.

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within two seasons had won its Charity Shield. The following year 1953/54 they won the league and cup finalists.

The club had its sights on higher things and five years later entered the Hellenic League. Since then it has remained in this league and during this time had success in the lower divisions. In 1965/66 they won the Division One Challenge Cup and the following season were the cup finalists.

No further honours came the clubs way until winning promotion in 1976/77 to the Premier Division. After a struggle at this level, relegation back to Division One came after four seasons.

With a more ambitious approach, the club bounced back into the Premier League where it has remained ever since. It also won the Division One Cup in the same promotion year. Senior status was achieved in 1985 allowing it to be eligible for the F.A. Vase, County Senior Cup and in 1989 entered the F.A. Cup for the first time.

A Members Room, Function Room, Covered Stand and Floodlighting have been completed in recent years to improve the off pitch facilities. 1996/97 has seen the club complete its 50th season and it’s most successful. United won the final of the Berks and Bucks Senior Trophy and also winning the League’s Floodlit Cup. The highest ever league position was attained whenfinishing as Runners Up in the Hellenic Premier Division. The following season again saw success come to Northcourt Road with retaining the County Senior Trophy, Hellenic League Reserve Championship and Allied Counties Youth League winners.

2001 saw the construction of new changing rooms, together with turnstiles, to the Northcourt Road Ground and 2005 saw the construction of a new 150-seater stand and a covered stand.

The club clinched promotion to the Southern League in season 2005/06. In season 2013/14 Abingdon re-joined the Hellenic League after voluntarily resigning from the Southern League.

1952/53 North Berks Charity Shield Winners 1953/54 North Berks League Champions1965/66 Hellenic Division One Cup Winners 1966/67 Hellenic Division One Cup Finalists1981/82 Hellenic Division One Champions 1983/84 Berks & Bucks Senior Cup Finalists1989/90 Hellenic League Premier Cup Finalists 1993/94 Berks & Bucks Senior Trophy Finalists1996/97 Hellenic Premier League Runners-Up, Hellenic League Floodlit Cup Winners, Hellenic - Hungerford Cup Winners and Berks & Bucks Senior Trophy Winners1997/98 Berks & Bucks Senior Trophy Winners, Hellenic League Reserve Champions and Allied Counties Youth League Winners1998/99 Hellenic League Reserve Cup Winners 2001/02 Jim Newman Memorial Cup Winners and Hellenic – Hungerford Cup Winners2004/05 Berks & Bucks Senior Trophy Finalists 2005/06 Berks & Bucks U16 Youth Cup Winners2005/06 Promotion to Southern League 2008/09 Oxford Youth League and Cup Winners2011/12 Jim Newman Memorial Cup Winner

OUR VISITORSAbingdon United

The club was formed in 1946 when a group of ex-service men decided that the town could support two football clubs. The first meeting to form the club was held in the local Anchor Public House on the bank of the River Thames, as there were no club facilities. They joined the North Berks League and

The club was formed in 1946 when a group of ex-service men decided that the town could support two football clubs. The first meeting to form the club was held in the local Anchor Public House on the bank of the River Thames, as there were no club facilities. They joined the North Berks League and within two seasons had won its Charity Shield. The following year 1953/54 they won the league and cup finalists

Abingdon United • Club History

The club had its sights on higher things and five years later entered the Hellenic League. Since then it has remained in this league and during this time had success in the lower divisions. In 1965/66 they won the Division One Challenge Cup and the following season were the cup finalists.

No further honours came the clubs way until winning promotion in 1976/77 to the Premier Division. After a struggle at this level, relegation back to Division One came after four seasons. With a more ambitious approach, the club bounced back into the Premier League where it has remained ever since. It also won the Division One Cup in the same promotion year. Senior status was achieved in 1985 allowing it to be eligible for the F.A. Vase, County Senior Cup and in 1989 entered the F.A. Cup for the first time.

A Members Room, Function Room, Covered Stand and Floodlighting have been completed in recent years to improve the off pitch facilities. 1996/97 has seen the club complete its 50th season and it’s most successful. United won the final of the Berks and Bucks Senior Trophy and also winning the League’s Floodlit Cup. The highest ever league position was attained when finishing as Runners Up in the Hellenic Premier Division. The following season again saw success come to Northcourt Road with retaining the County Senior Trophy, Hellenic League Reserve Championship and Allied Counties Youth League winners.

2001 saw the construction of new changing rooms, together with turnstiles, to the Northcourt Road Ground and 2005 saw the construction of a new 150-seater stand and a covered stand. The club clinched promotion to the Southern League in season 2005/06.

In season 2013/14 Abingdon re-joined the Hellenic League after voluntarily resigning from the Southern League.

1952/53 North Berks Charity Shield Winners1953/54 North Berks League Champions1965/66 Hellenic Division One Cup Winners1966/67 Hellenic Division One Cup Finalists1981/82 Hellenic Division One Champions1983/84 Berks & Bucks Senior Cup Finalists1989/90 Hellenic League Premier Cup Finalists1993/94 Berks & Bucks Senior Trophy Finalists1996/97 Hellenic Premier League Runners-Up Hellenic League Floodlit Cup Winners Hellenic - Hungerford Cup Winners Berks & Bucks Senior Trophy Winners

1997/98 Berks & Bucks Senior Trophy Winners Hellenic League Reserve Champions Allied Counties Youth League Winners1998/99 Hellenic League Reserve Cup Winners2001/02 Jim Newman Memorial Cup Winners Hellenic – Hungerford Cup Winners2004/05 Berks & Bucks Senior Trophy Finalists2005/06 Berks & Bucks U16 Youth Cup Winners2005/06 Promotion to Southern League 2008/09 Oxford Youth League and Cup Winners2011/12 Jim Newman Memorial Cup Winners

HONOURS

Previous Meetings #coyRobinsSeason H/A Score Scorers

2013/14 A 4-1 Dan Broadbear, Harry Brown, Garry Sargeant, Jake White

2013/14 H 1-2 Sam Barratt

2014/15 A 3-1 Shane Cooper-Clark, Khalid Senussi, Harry Brown

United sign Shrivenham bossAbingdon United moved quickly this week to secure the services of Shrivenham player/manager Sam Collier after the utility player resigned from the Barrington Park hotseat.

Ones to Watch #coyRobins Top goalscorer & Most league apps

League Form Guide Last five games #coyRobins

Abingdon United 12 goals scored. 16 conceded.

Bracknell Town 8 goals scored. 9 conceded.

Robins Profile #coyRobins First team pen pics on pages 16 & 17

#3. James Kingt Winger James King re-joined the club last season having previously been part of the youth setup. Scored on his debut in a friendly against Sandhurst Town as a triallist and is showing his worth to supporters with a series of consistent and versatile performances this season. Apps: 30 Goals: 1

Abingdon United FCLee Farrow Tom Booker

Jon Steedman Wade Rutherford

Cameron McNeill Paul Alder

Scott Davis Tom Melledew

Luca Riccio Steve Davis

Jamie Mundy Mark Threlfall

Kieran Cochrane Andy Younie

Carl Evans Anaclet Odhiambo

Jimmy Deabill Rob Wytchard

Andy Lyne Gary Ackling

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ManagerAsst. ManagerAge 53 - Took over late October this season after leaving Wantage Town. Had steered Town to the Hellenic League title and promotion to the Southern League.

Lots of experience including being part of the winning management team at Wantage Town season 2013/14.

Signed from Wantage Town in November 2014. Big, strong, target man holds the ball well will score his fair share of goals.

Age 28 - Versatile player who can play pretty much anywhere on the pitch. Considerable Southern League experience gained with Thatcham Town and ourselves. Other clubs include Witney United.

Age 24 - Plays midfield or as a forward. Joined United at the start of the season. Box to box player with a eye for goal.

Age 26 - Transferred to the Northcourt from Oxford City Nomads. Box to box midfielder who gets stuck in likes to get in the box late.

Age 27 - Skilful midfielder who returns to Abingdon after spells at Reading Town and Wantage Town.

Age 30 - Joined United from Clanfield last season. Hard working midfielder with good passing and quick feet. Good user of the ball.

Returned to United as part of the management team October 2014 after helping Wantage win the title, prior to this was with Abingdon. Has had spells at Reading Town and Thatcham Town.

Age 32 - Former United player who came through the clubs youth policy. Rejoined United after spells with Hinksey and Wantage Town. Hard working player who leads the line well coming alive in the box.

Age 26 - Player with good clever feet who is comfortable with the ball. Signed from Wantage Town at start of season who will score goals from midfield.

Age 25 - Played for Oxford City Nomads last season. Can play left or centre back, a good soliddefender.

Age 20 - Fast energetic player, solid in the tackle and full of running. Former Didcot Town youth player who rightly collected all the club’s merit awards last season.

Age 28 - Returned to United November 2014 from Wantage Town. Good passer with an eye for a goal. Dangerous in set pieces

Age 28 – Defender. Last season’s captain with Southern league experience. Former player who has returned to United bringing loads of experience for the club’s younger players.

Age 25 - Midfielder who can play inside or on the wing Very direct player good crosser of the ball. Previous experience at Southern League level with Didcot Town.

Age 19 - Former Didcot Town Youth player who had a good first season last year. Strong and quick no messing about player.

Signed from Wantage Town November 2014. Though formerly with United in previous times.

Signed from Wantage Town in November 2013. A Player with lots of Hellenic League and Southern League experience.

Former United Youth captain who has gained experience with Kidlington. Comfortable player with the ball.

WE’VE MET B4Abingdon United Football Club

United and Robins were regular foes in the Southern League, but have met three times since Abingdon’s return to the Hellenic League in the summer of 2013. Report from our last meeting on pages 14 & 15.

Abingdon United FCLee Farrow Tom Booker

Jon Steedman Wade Rutherford

Cameron McNeill Paul Alder

Scott Davis Tom Melledew

Luca Riccio Steve Davis

Jamie Mundy Mark Threlfall

Kieran Cochrane Andy Younie

Carl Evans Anaclet Odhiambo

Jimmy Deabill Rob Wytchard

Andy Lyne Gary Ackling

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ManagerAsst. ManagerAge 53 - Took over late October this season after leaving Wantage Town. Had steered Town to the Hellenic League title and promotion to the Southern League.

Lots of experience including being part of the winning management team at Wantage Town season 2013/14.

Signed from Wantage Town in November 2014. Big, strong, target man holds the ball well will score his fair share of goals.

Age 28 - Versatile player who can play pretty much anywhere on the pitch. Considerable Southern League experience gained with Thatcham Town and ourselves. Other clubs include Witney United.

Age 24 - Plays midfield or as a forward. Joined United at the start of the season. Box to box player with a eye for goal.

Age 26 - Transferred to the Northcourt from Oxford City Nomads. Box to box midfielder who gets stuck in likes to get in the box late.

Age 27 - Skilful midfielder who returns to Abingdon after spells at Reading Town and Wantage Town.

Age 30 - Joined United from Clanfield last season. Hard working midfielder with good passing and quick feet. Good user of the ball.

Returned to United as part of the management team October 2014 after helping Wantage win the title, prior to this was with Abingdon. Has had spells at Reading Town and Thatcham Town.

Age 32 - Former United player who came through the clubs youth policy. Rejoined United after spells with Hinksey and Wantage Town. Hard working player who leads the line well coming alive in the box.

Age 26 - Player with good clever feet who is comfortable with the ball. Signed from Wantage Town at start of season who will score goals from midfield.

Age 25 - Played for Oxford City Nomads last season. Can play left or centre back, a good soliddefender.

Age 20 - Fast energetic player, solid in the tackle and full of running. Former Didcot Town youth player who rightly collected all the club’s merit awards last season.

Age 28 - Returned to United November 2014 from Wantage Town. Good passer with an eye for a goal. Dangerous in set pieces

Age 28 – Defender. Last season’s captain with Southern league experience. Former player who has returned to United bringing loads of experience for the club’s younger players.

Age 25 - Midfielder who can play inside or on the wing Very direct player good crosser of the ball. Previous experience at Southern League level with Didcot Town.

Age 19 - Former Didcot Town Youth player who had a good first season last year. Strong and quick no messing about player.

Signed from Wantage Town November 2014. Though formerly with United in previous times.

Signed from Wantage Town in November 2013. A Player with lots of Hellenic League and Southern League experience.

Former United Youth captain who has gained experience with Kidlington. Comfortable player with the ball.

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As most people are aware, Blue Mountain Golf Course is closing this April as the land has been allocated for development in line with Site Allocations Local Plan Policy SA7 which was adopted by Bracknell Forest Council in July 2013.

The development (if planning permission is accepted) will include houses and education provisions but will NOT include Bracknell Town Football Club moving to the site.

BTFC had been in discussion for several months with Luff Group (who own the Blue Mountain site) about selling our Larges Lane site to them and part of the deal would have included land at Blue Mountain for us to develop and build a new stadium.

Unfortunately, the Board of Directors at BTFC have taken the decision to reject the proposed offer for Larges Lane for a number of reasons.

We feel the offer is below what we class as a fair offer for Larges Lane whilst the plot offered to us at Blue Mountain has reduced in size over the last several months and more importantly the usable size has also reduced.

The purpose of moving to Blue Mountain was to enable us to have all of the clubs team’s right from U7’s all the way up to the Over 55’s walking football team including the adult men’s team and adult ladies teams playing at one site.

However, the offer does not allow us to achieve this so we feel it is in the best interests of BTFC to remain at Larges Lane for the foreseeable future.

We will now focus our efforts in repairing or redeveloping Larges Lane moving forward.

If an opportunity arises in the future to move to a larger site offering sufficient size to enable us to progress then we will look into it but for now, all our efforts will be focused on Larges Lane.

The Board of Directors, Bracknell Town FC

CLUBHOUSELatest news from Larges Lane

Statement from Bracknell Town Directors on proposed Blue Mountain Ground move #coyRobins

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Larges Lane, Bracknell, Berkshire, RG12 9ANTel: 01344 412305 Web: www.bracknelltownfc.com

club@bracknelltownfc.com

Members of: Berks & Bucks Football Association, The Hellenic League,Allied Counties Youth League, East Berks Youth League, ThamesValley Women’s League, Southern Region Women’s League

President: Brian Fallis

Board of Directors: Chris Day (Chairman), Brian Ashworth (Treasurer), Micky Bradley (Licensee), Tom Canning (Sponsorship & Website and Programme Editor) & Darrell Freeland (Secretary)

General Committee: Steve O’Connor (Youth), Michelle Melia (Ladies), Kayne Steinborne-Busse & Bob Langridge and Roger Chappe de Leonvel

Club Officials:Assistant Treasurer: Terry MountjoyFirst Team Manager: Keith Pennicott-BowenFirst Team Assistant: TBC First Team Coach: Bob LangridgeDevelopment Team Manager: Lee SimpsonYouth Team Manager: Paul Howe Asst: Steve O’ConnorLadies Team Manager: Sean Haynes Reserves: Tom CanningFiTC Head Coaches: Dan Sleet & Lee Simpson

Life Members:Kym Bradley, Micky Bradley, Paul Broome, Angela Canning, Bill Canning, Ray Coxhead, Gerry Dawson, Andy Day, Jeff Dennis, Brian Fallis, Graham Forster, Tony Hardy, Malcolm Hutt, Phil Longbottom, Steve McClurg, Cliff McFadden, David Mihell, Tim Miller, Chris Nixon, Ian Nugent, Brian Sansom, Cathy Sansom, Malcolm Scott, Rob Scully, John Steer, Mark Tallentire, Karen Twyman, Bill Walker, John Wheeler, Richard Whitty, & Jimmy Woodcock

Club Photographer: Connor Sharod-Southam #coyRobins

BRACKNELL TOWN FC LTD.Who’s who at Larges Lane

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James Hawtree and quickly made the number one jersey his own with a string of terrific performances that culminated in him being voted the clubs November player of the month, sponsored by Bracknell Regeneration Partnership.

Previous Clubs: Wokingham & Emmbrook, Chertsey Town, Godalming Town, Egham Town, Cove and Yeading (now Hayes & Yeading United).

Date of Birth: 11 3 1987 Place of Birth: Reading.

Position: Goalkeeper

Club supported: Wolverhampton Wanderers

Best game played in and why?: Ardley away this season when Jake White scored that late winner. We won 3-2 and I made a number of saves that kept us in the game. (Garry was given the man of the match award for this game - Ed).

Ambitions for the season: My main aim for the season is to help get Bracknall Town into the top six of the Hellenic Premier Division by end of 2014/15. (This would signify Bracknell’s highest ever finish in the Hellenic League since joining in the summer of 2010 - Ed).

Best ground played at: Madjeski Stadium in the Reading Senior Cup finals for Wokingham & Emmbrook.

A WORD WITHGarry Aulsberry

Our series of chats continues as we catch up with Bracknell Town’s November player of the month Garry Aulsberry.

Garry joined Bracknell following an injury to

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Young Robins top the Christmas tree #coyRobinsBracknell Town took a huge step forward in the Allied Counties Youth League South this evening with a terrific 4-2 win at rivals Binfield.

Robins were 3-0 up inside the opening quarter of an hour thanks to goals from Tom Symss, Sean Hanley and a Tiaan Coetzee penalty. Bins hit back before the break but former Mole Connor Thorndike scored a fourth for Bracknell from Elliott Garrington’s free-kick.

The home side did net again but Bracknell held on to take a three point lead at the top of the table.

NEXT FIXTURE: 19th February away to Farnham Town

Allied Counties Youth League South table #coyRobinsCorrect at 13/2/15

Pos Team P W D L GD Pts1 BRACKNELL TOWN 13 9 3 1 29 302 Binfield 13 9 0 4 13 273 Farnham Town 8 7 0 1 16 214 Sandhurst Town 13 6 2 5 -1 205 Thatcham Town 12 6 0 6 8 186 Fleet Town 11 5 1 5 -1 167 Camberley Town 12 3 2 7 -10 118 Alton Town 8 2 1 5 -4 79 Eversley & California 12 2 1 9 -27 710 Tadley Calleva 10 2 0 8 -23 6

You can see all up to date Allied Counties Youth League tables on our club website at http://bit.ly/acyleague.

YOUTH SCENEKeeping up with the Allied Counties

Bracknell Town Youth Team play in the South Division of the Allied Counties Youth League and are managed by Paul Howe (pictured). They finished fourth last season and were crowned champions in 2011/12.

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Ebenezer Opoku-Ware #coyRobinsEbby was voted youth team player of the month for November and is a regular for Paul Howe’s side, as well as the development and first team.Ebby has made ten first team appearances this season as well as 25 overall, and scored 12 goals. Ebby’s website profile says: “Ebby is arguably our most skilful player with plenty of tricks up his sleeve, he should not be underestimated despite his tender years.”

PROFILE:

Previous Clubs: Bracknell Town Juniors

Date of Birth: 7th January 1997

Position: Forward

Club supported: Bracknell Town FC

Best game played in and why?: Last season, Bracknell Reserves at home to Finchampsted reserves. I set up a goal, scored another and was given the man of the match award.

Ambitions for the season: Win a trophy to go with the reserve league cup one from last season.

Best ground played at: Madejski Stadium.

Funniest moment in football?:Was in goal for one game and went for a run.

PROFILEEbby Opoku-Ware

As a regular feature, we’ll be catching up with members of the 2014/15 youth team as they learn their trade in the Allied Counties Youth League South Division.

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start as his side defeated hosts Abingdon United 3-1. Victory was also the team’s first in eight matches to break a poor run of form.

With goalkeeper James Hawtree suffering injury in the week, experienced stopper Garry Aulsberry was drafted in and he gave the side a solid foundation to build upon from the back whilst Grant Goodband also returned following his two game suspension.

The first chance came as early as the second minute with Graham Edney racing in but Aulsberry denied him with a fine save.

The visitors had a vociferous penalty appeal waved away on ten minutes as Khalid Senussi was shoved over inside the area but they did not dwell on it as Senussi opened the scoring just over a minute later.

Tom Barratt’s long ball released full-back Michael Watson down the right hand side and his great pinpoint cross was met by Senussi who superbly volleyed in to cap a fine move.

Shane Cooper-Clark then had a couple of chances but saw an effort blocked before he met Jordan Rowland’s cross but could only head at goalkeeper Lee Farrow as the Robins were well and truly on top.

It should have been two goals in the 28th minute as Senussi scuffed a corner which fell kindly to Goodband and his flick on perfectly picked out his central defensive partner Andre Kelly but he fired over from four yards out.

Abingdon responded well though and soon had a foothold in the match putting the visitors under a bit of pressure and Anaclet Odhiambo really should have scored but he narrowly missed the right post from a great position.

Half Time: Abingdon United 0 – 1 Bracknell TownEdney had the ball in the back of the net on 48 minutes but it was rightly ruled out for offside and the Bracknell defence had all stopped anyway following the referee’s whistle.

The second goal came in the 66th minute after Kennie Chamberlain was fouled with Cooper-Clark curling in the resulting 21 yard free-kick into the bottom left hand corner.

Aulsberry was beaten in the 71st minute but it took something special to get past him. Odhiambo squared the ball to substitute Ellis Langford who took one touch

OUR PREVIOUSReport from our last meeting

Saturday 25th October: Abingdon United 1 Bracknell Town 3 - Hellenic Premier Division

Keith Pennicott-Bowen’s permanent tenure as manager of Bracknell Town got off to a winning

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the latter also heading over.

Substitute Harry Brown sealed the victory with his 85th minute header. After Bradshaw was felled, Rowland curled in an excellent free-kick with Brown stooping down low to head beyond Farrow only two minutes after his introduction.

There was still time for another chance with Cooper-Clark getting on the end of Sam Whiting’s corner but the striker’s header struck the left post.

It was a great victory on a top draw playing surface for Bracknell and attention now turns to Tuesday evening when Holyport visit Larges Lane.

Full Time: Abingdon United 1 – 3 Bracknell TownBracknell Town: Garry Aulsberry, Tom Barratt, Kennie Chamberlain, Shane Cooper-Clark, Grant Goodband, Andre Kelly, Jordan Rowland, Khalid Senussi, Harry Stevens, Michael Watson, Sam Whiting

Subs: Martin Bradshaw for Tom Barratt, Harry Brown for Kennie Chamberlain for Drummond-Bayne, James King for Khalid Senussi

Subs not used: Keith Penicott-Bowen and Ebenezer Opoku-Ware

Goals: Shane Cooper-Clark, Khalid Senussi, Harry Brown

MEETINGwith Ascot United

before unleashing an unstoppable 28 yard drive which flew into the top left hand corner.

The Robins didn’t sit back and try to hang on as they continued to press with both Martin Bradshaw and Cooper-Clark firing at Farrow with

Tom Williams during our last meeting at Larges Lane

Keith Penicott-Bowen - Manager. Took over as manager in October 2014 having been assistant for two years. ‘Bowes’ is a club legend having played for over a decade during the 90s and was part of the side that reached the FA Cup First Round Proper in 2000. Keith has also been a coach at Binfield.

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Garry Aulsberry - Experienced goalkeeper who joined the club from Binfield in October after injury to James Hawtree and has been in impressive form. Previously played for Wokingham & Emmbrook.

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Michael Watson - A quick and attacking right back who came through our youth system. ‘Mikey’ was arguably our most consistent player last season turning in steady performances on a weekly basis.

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Harry Brown - Young defender who joined us from Farnborough. Can play at full back but has mostly been used at centre half. ‘H’ has proved to be a classy and quick addition.

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Jordan Rowland - Used to play as a winger but now plying his trade as a left back. An attack minded player who strikes the ball so well he will undoubtedly cause problems with his set piece delivery and excellent crossing.

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Grant Goodband - Grant joined us during last season having re-cently moved to the area. A solid defender who loves to tackle and has a committed approach.Can play right-back or centre back.

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Tom Williams - A strong central defender who can also play in midfield. Was previously with Binfield where he played a large part in their reserve team title win. Doesn’t lose many aerial battles.

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Andre Kelly - Andre joined us from Finchampstead wanting to try his hand at Hellenic Premier Division football. A very composed and cultured central defender who also chips in with a few goals.

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Taylor Elliott-Money - In his second spell at the club having featured regularly under Steve Nebbett and Danny Oliphant. Comfortable at full-back and in midfield.

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Dan Money - Another player who followed Ed Carpenter from Binfield. Mostly used in our reserve side last season where he played in the centre of the park. A good tackler who gives his all every week.

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Tom Nugent - ‘Nuge’ is as strong as an ox and can play in midfield or defence. Scores a lot of headed goals and is a player we miss through being away at university for large parts of the season. An-other who progressed through our youth system.

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Tom Barratt - Tom is a talented youngster who progressed through our youth team. Best in midfield and with a powerful shot, he has a great attitude and can also play at the back although he prefers midfield.

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Sam Whiting - New club captain for the coming season and is a very cultured midfielder. Primarily playing a central role, he will be the heartbeat of our team and will look to dictate our tempo.

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Kennie Chamberlain - Kennie is yet another who came from Binfield and he too was a regular in our reserve side last campaign. Likes to play an attacking central role, ideally behind the striker or strikers whom he can support.

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James King - ‘Simba’ also came through our youth system and joined us midway through last season from Wokingham & Em-mbrook. A good dribbler of the ball who likes to operate in the space between midfield and attack.

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Martin Bradshaw - Our most versatile player having played almost every position bar goalkeeper last season. Quiet and unassuming, ‘Bradders’ does a job wherever he is asked to play and without any fuss. Prefers to play as a wide attacker.

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Charlie Evanson - Pacy striker who made an impressive debut for the club, and followed up with a brace against Oxford City Nomads in his second game for the club.

SponsorNeeded

Khalid Senussi - Another player who joined from Wokingham & Em-mbrook. Khalid is a skilful player more adept at playing in a wide position who tries to find pockets of space to operate in.

SponsorNeeded

Jake White - Came through the clubs youth system where he excelled as a striker before converting into a right-back. Now back playing as a striker where his blistering pace causes problems for opposition defences.

SponsorNeeded

Shane Cooper-Clark - A good target man who can link play very well and looks set to be a key component of our striking options this season. Previously clubs include Ascot United and Wokingham & Emmbrook.

Sponsored by SteveGabb

Lewis Burns - One of a trio of players who joined us from Wokingham & Emmbrook. Lewis also came through our youth system and had a good goals to games ration last season.

SponsorNeeded

Ebby Opoku-Ware - A regular for our youth team and reserve team last campaign and also played a couple of first team matches. Arguably our most skilful player with plenty of tricks up his sleeve, he should not be underestimated despite his tender years.

SponsorNeeded

Bracknell Town FC Squad 2014/15 - Full stats on page 22

“Sam did a fantastic job. He came in during an incredibly tough time for the club and was superb,” Dore said. “We are sorry to see him go, but we understand his reasons. Michael McNally (pictured) will take charge now until the end of the season. There are still plenty of points to play for and we will look at how we take the club forward at the end of the season.”

HELLENIC PREMTables and League news

Shrivenham chairman James Dore will give Michael McNally until the end of the season before making a decision on a permanent replacement for Sam Collier, who has resigned as manager.

Uhlsport Hellenic Premier Division table #coyRobinsCorrect at 30/01/15

POS TEAM PLD W L D PTS

1 Highmoor Ibis 32 22 4 6 72 2 Kidlington 30 21 6 3 66 3 Ascot United 28 18 7 3 57 4 Flackwell Heath 23 17 1 5 56 5 Thame United 25 18 5 2 56 6 Binfield 28 15 7 6 51 7 Ardley United 28 15 11 2 47 8 Highworth Town 23 13 7 3 42 9 BRACKNELL TOWN 26 13 10 3 42 10 Reading Town 27 12 14 1 37 11 Thatcham Town 30 11 16 3 36 12 Oxford City Nomads 29 11 15 3 36 13 Holyport 29 10 13 6 36 14 Milton United 30 9 14 7 34 15 Wootton Bassett Town 28 9 14 5 32 16 Brimscombe & Thrupp 24 7 13 4 25 17 Newbury 30 6 18 6 24 18 Abingdon United 26 5 13 8 23 19 Shrivenham 32 3 25 4 13 20 Cheltenham Saracens 26 1 23 2 5For today’s Hellenic League fixtures see page 23 19

DATE H/A COMP. OPPONENTS ATT F-T 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Substitutes Used

09-Aug H League Milton United 62 2-2 Baker J.Whiting Rowland Money Tighe Nugent Broadbear Whiting 2C-CLARK* Chamberlain+ King$ Coupland* White+ Opoku-Ware$

12-Aug H League Thame United 48 1-2 Hawtree Watson Rowland Money* Kelly Williams Broadbear WHITING C-Clark Nugent+ King$ Coupland* White+ Opoku-Ware$

16-Aug A FACXP Flackwell Heath 77 0-4 Hawtree White Rowland* Gibson Tighe Money Chamberlain Whiting C-Clark Lawlor+ Broadbear Massingham* Senussi+20-Aug A League Wootton Bassett Town 52 5-0 Hawtree Fraser Watson COUPLAND* Goodband Brown Bradshaw+ Whiting 2C-CLARK$ CORNELL ROWLAND Chamberlian* Barratt+ White$23-Aug H League Brimscombe & Thrupp 66 2-3 Hawtree Watson Massingham Goodband Kelly Brown Barratt Chamberlain* C-CLARK White+ Broadbear$ Lawlor* HOBDEN+ Senussi$25-Aug A League Ascot United 112 3-0 Hawtree Watson Rowland Chamberlain Kelly Nugent Barratt Whiting 3C-CLARK Lawlor* Bradshaw White*30-Aug H League Reading Town 64 1-0 Hawtree Watson Rowland Chamberlain* Kelly Nugent Barratt Whiting C-Clark+ Lawlor Bradshaw$ Goodband* WHITE+ King$06-Sep A League Highworth Town 84 0-2 Hawtree Bradshaw Rowland Coupland* Nugent Williams Money Whiting C-Clark Chamberlain+ White King* Senussi+13-Sep A League Cheltenham Saracens 25 2-0 Hawtree Watson Rowland Nugent Goodband Kelly Barratt* Money C-Clark Lawlor+ Bradshaw$ King* White+ Senussi$16-Sep H League Newbury 59 3-1 Hawtree Watson* Rowland Nugent Kelly Goodband Barratt+ Money 2C-CLARK Lawlor$ BRADSHAW Broadbear* King+ Chamberlain$

20-Sep H League Kidlington 64 1-2 Hawtree Watson Rowland NUGENT Kelly Goodband King* Money C-Clark Lawlor+ Bradshaw Hanley* White+24-Sep A League Oxford City Nomads 47 2-4 Hawtree Watson Rowland Ward Sleet Nugent White* Coupland 2C-CLARK+ Chamberlain King$ Kyeremeh* Mt Bradshaw+ Senussi$27-Sep H HLC1R Headington Amateurs 40 2-3* Baker Watson Massingham Coupland Barratt P-Bowen* Chamberlain Money C-CLARK WHITE King+ Bradshaw* Nugent+04-Oct A FAV2Q Malmesbury Victoria 96 2-3 Hawtree Watson Rowland Coupland Brown Goodband Barratt* Money+ C-CLARK Chamberlain$ Bradshaw Opoku-Ware* Kelly+ WHITE$14-Oct H HLFC2R Chinnor 56 2-4 Hawtree Watson* Kennedy Brown Kelly Rowland+ CHAMBERLAIN$ Coupland C-Clark WHITE Bradshaw Whiting* Senussi+ Opoku-Ware$

18-Oct H League Wootton Bassett Town 61 2-2 Hawtree Watson Rowland Tighe Kelly Barratt White* Whiting 2C-CLARK Chamberlain+ Bradshaw Senussi* Opoku-Ware+

20-Oct A League Highmoor-IBIS 63 0-2 Hawtree Watson Rowland Tighe Kelly Barratt White* Whiting C-Clark Chamberlain+ Senussi Stevens* Opoku-Ware+

25-Oct A League Abingdon United 69 3-1 Aulsberry Watson Rowland Goodband Kelly Stevens Barratt* Whiting C-CLARK Chamberlain+ SENUSSI$ Bradshaw* BROWN+ King$28-Oct H League Holyport 76 3-0 Aulsberry Watson Rowland Goodband Kelly Stevens Barratt* Whiting 2C-CLARK CHAMBERLAIN+ Senussi$ Bradshaw* White+ Brown$01-Nov A League Kidlington 46 1-3 Aulsberry Watson Rowland Goodband Brown Stevens Barratt Whiting* C-CLARK Chamberlain+ Senussi Money* King+11-Nov A BBT1R Flackwell Heath 66 2-3 Aulsberry Watson Rowland Barratt* Kelly Brown King+ Whiting WHITE Money Bradshaw BURNS* Senussi+15-Nov H League Cheltenham Saracens 76 5-2 Aulsberry White Watson Tighe Kelly Brown KING* WHITING 3C-CLARK Money Bradshaw+ Delander* Opoku-Ware+

18-Nov A League Newbury 66 2-0 Aulsberry Watson White Goodband Kelly Brown King* WHITING C-CLARK+ Money Senussi$ Chamberlain* Rowland+ Burns$25-Nov A League Flackwell Heath 47 1-3 Hawtree Rowland* White Goodband+ Barratt Brown King$ Whiting C-Clark Money Senussi Opoku-Ware* Burns+ Bradshaw$29-Nov A League Ardley United 55 3-2 Aulsberry Rowland WHITE Brown E-Money D-BAYNE* Delander+ WHITING C-Clark Money Bradshaw$ Chamberlain* King+ Opoku-Ware$

02-Dec H League Shrivenham 64 3-0 Aulsberry Rowland White Brown+ KELLY E-Money Chamberlain* Whiting 2C-CLARK Money Bradshaw$ Senussi* Stevens+ Watson$06-Dec H League Thatcham Town 50 4-3 Aulsberry Rowland White Watson Kelly Brown$ Chamberlain+ 2WHITING C-CLARK* Money BRADSHAW King* Senussi+ Stevens$13-Dec H HLSC1R Highmoor-IBIS 66 2-5 Aulsberry Rowland WHITE Williams* Kelly Money Chamberlain$ WHITING Evanson Bradshaw Senussi+ Mt Bradshaw* Kyeremeh+ Thorndike$20-Dec H League Oxford City Nomads 44 3-2 Aulsberry Rowland Bradshaw Watson Brown Money CHAMBERLAIN Stevens 2EVANSON King Senussi* Burns*10-Jan A League Thame United 71 0-2 Aulsberry White Bradshaw Watson Brown Money+ Chamberlain$ Stevens Evanson Whiting King+ Mt Bradshaw* D-Bayne+ Thorndike$16-Jan A RSC2R Binfield 223 0-5 Aulsberry White Watson Elliott-Money Kelly Money Chamberlain$ Stevens+ C-Clark Whiting Evanson* Delander* Goodband+ Thorndike$24-Jan A League Shrivenham 45 1-1 Aulsberry White Watson Elliott-Money Kelly Money BRADSHAW Whiting C-Clark D-Bayne* Senussi+ Chamberlain* Delander+07-Feb A League Milton United 57 0-1 Aulsberry White Alleyne Elliott-Money Watson Money+ Bradshaw Whiting C-Clark Stevens* Senussi$ Mt Bradshaw* Ridge+ Thorndike$14-Feb H League Abingdon United

28-Feb H League Highmoor-IBIS

07-Mar A League Reading Town

09-Mar A League Binfield

14-Mar A League Holyport

17-Mar H League Ardley United

21-Mar H League Flackwell Heath

24-Mar A League Thatcham Town

28-Mar A League Brimscombe & Thrupp

06-Apr H League Binfield

11-Apr H League Highworth Town

18-Apr H League Ascot United

(*-Indicates lost 2-3 after Extra-Time)League - Hellenic League Premier Division, FAC - F.A. Cup, FAV - F.A. Vase, HLFC - Hellenic League Floodlit Cup, HLC - Hellenic League Cup,

BBT - Berks & Bucks Senior Trophy, RSC - Reading Senior Cup, HLSC - Hellenic League Supplementary Cup

DATE H/A COMP. OPPONENTS ATT F-T 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Substitutes Used

09-Aug H League Milton United 62 2-2 Baker J.Whiting Rowland Money Tighe Nugent Broadbear Whiting 2C-CLARK* Chamberlain+ King$ Coupland* White+ Opoku-Ware$

12-Aug H League Thame United 48 1-2 Hawtree Watson Rowland Money* Kelly Williams Broadbear WHITING C-Clark Nugent+ King$ Coupland* White+ Opoku-Ware$

16-Aug A FACXP Flackwell Heath 77 0-4 Hawtree White Rowland* Gibson Tighe Money Chamberlain Whiting C-Clark Lawlor+ Broadbear Massingham* Senussi+20-Aug A League Wootton Bassett Town 52 5-0 Hawtree Fraser Watson COUPLAND* Goodband Brown Bradshaw+ Whiting 2C-CLARK$ CORNELL ROWLAND Chamberlian* Barratt+ White$23-Aug H League Brimscombe & Thrupp 66 2-3 Hawtree Watson Massingham Goodband Kelly Brown Barratt Chamberlain* C-CLARK White+ Broadbear$ Lawlor* HOBDEN+ Senussi$25-Aug A League Ascot United 112 3-0 Hawtree Watson Rowland Chamberlain Kelly Nugent Barratt Whiting 3C-CLARK Lawlor* Bradshaw White*30-Aug H League Reading Town 64 1-0 Hawtree Watson Rowland Chamberlain* Kelly Nugent Barratt Whiting C-Clark+ Lawlor Bradshaw$ Goodband* WHITE+ King$06-Sep A League Highworth Town 84 0-2 Hawtree Bradshaw Rowland Coupland* Nugent Williams Money Whiting C-Clark Chamberlain+ White King* Senussi+13-Sep A League Cheltenham Saracens 25 2-0 Hawtree Watson Rowland Nugent Goodband Kelly Barratt* Money C-Clark Lawlor+ Bradshaw$ King* White+ Senussi$16-Sep H League Newbury 59 3-1 Hawtree Watson* Rowland Nugent Kelly Goodband Barratt+ Money 2C-CLARK Lawlor$ BRADSHAW Broadbear* King+ Chamberlain$

20-Sep H League Kidlington 64 1-2 Hawtree Watson Rowland NUGENT Kelly Goodband King* Money C-Clark Lawlor+ Bradshaw Hanley* White+24-Sep A League Oxford City Nomads 47 2-4 Hawtree Watson Rowland Ward Sleet Nugent White* Coupland 2C-CLARK+ Chamberlain King$ Kyeremeh* Mt Bradshaw+ Senussi$27-Sep H HLC1R Headington Amateurs 40 2-3* Baker Watson Massingham Coupland Barratt P-Bowen* Chamberlain Money C-CLARK WHITE King+ Bradshaw* Nugent+04-Oct A FAV2Q Malmesbury Victoria 96 2-3 Hawtree Watson Rowland Coupland Brown Goodband Barratt* Money+ C-CLARK Chamberlain$ Bradshaw Opoku-Ware* Kelly+ WHITE$14-Oct H HLFC2R Chinnor 56 2-4 Hawtree Watson* Kennedy Brown Kelly Rowland+ CHAMBERLAIN$ Coupland C-Clark WHITE Bradshaw Whiting* Senussi+ Opoku-Ware$

18-Oct H League Wootton Bassett Town 61 2-2 Hawtree Watson Rowland Tighe Kelly Barratt White* Whiting 2C-CLARK Chamberlain+ Bradshaw Senussi* Opoku-Ware+

20-Oct A League Highmoor-IBIS 63 0-2 Hawtree Watson Rowland Tighe Kelly Barratt White* Whiting C-Clark Chamberlain+ Senussi Stevens* Opoku-Ware+

25-Oct A League Abingdon United 69 3-1 Aulsberry Watson Rowland Goodband Kelly Stevens Barratt* Whiting C-CLARK Chamberlain+ SENUSSI$ Bradshaw* BROWN+ King$28-Oct H League Holyport 76 3-0 Aulsberry Watson Rowland Goodband Kelly Stevens Barratt* Whiting 2C-CLARK CHAMBERLAIN+ Senussi$ Bradshaw* White+ Brown$01-Nov A League Kidlington 46 1-3 Aulsberry Watson Rowland Goodband Brown Stevens Barratt Whiting* C-CLARK Chamberlain+ Senussi Money* King+11-Nov A BBT1R Flackwell Heath 66 2-3 Aulsberry Watson Rowland Barratt* Kelly Brown King+ Whiting WHITE Money Bradshaw BURNS* Senussi+15-Nov H League Cheltenham Saracens 76 5-2 Aulsberry White Watson Tighe Kelly Brown KING* WHITING 3C-CLARK Money Bradshaw+ Delander* Opoku-Ware+

18-Nov A League Newbury 66 2-0 Aulsberry Watson White Goodband Kelly Brown King* WHITING C-CLARK+ Money Senussi$ Chamberlain* Rowland+ Burns$25-Nov A League Flackwell Heath 47 1-3 Hawtree Rowland* White Goodband+ Barratt Brown King$ Whiting C-Clark Money Senussi Opoku-Ware* Burns+ Bradshaw$29-Nov A League Ardley United 55 3-2 Aulsberry Rowland WHITE Brown E-Money D-BAYNE* Delander+ WHITING C-Clark Money Bradshaw$ Chamberlain* King+ Opoku-Ware$

02-Dec H League Shrivenham 64 3-0 Aulsberry Rowland White Brown+ KELLY E-Money Chamberlain* Whiting 2C-CLARK Money Bradshaw$ Senussi* Stevens+ Watson$06-Dec H League Thatcham Town 50 4-3 Aulsberry Rowland White Watson Kelly Brown$ Chamberlain+ 2WHITING C-CLARK* Money BRADSHAW King* Senussi+ Stevens$13-Dec H HLSC1R Highmoor-IBIS 66 2-5 Aulsberry Rowland WHITE Williams* Kelly Money Chamberlain$ WHITING Evanson Bradshaw Senussi+ Mt Bradshaw* Kyeremeh+ Thorndike$20-Dec H League Oxford City Nomads 44 3-2 Aulsberry Rowland Bradshaw Watson Brown Money CHAMBERLAIN Stevens 2EVANSON King Senussi* Burns*10-Jan A League Thame United 71 0-2 Aulsberry White Bradshaw Watson Brown Money+ Chamberlain$ Stevens Evanson Whiting King+ Mt Bradshaw* D-Bayne+ Thorndike$16-Jan A RSC2R Binfield 223 0-5 Aulsberry White Watson Elliott-Money Kelly Money Chamberlain$ Stevens+ C-Clark Whiting Evanson* Delander* Goodband+ Thorndike$24-Jan A League Shrivenham 45 1-1 Aulsberry White Watson Elliott-Money Kelly Money BRADSHAW Whiting C-Clark D-Bayne* Senussi+ Chamberlain* Delander+07-Feb A League Milton United 57 0-1 Aulsberry White Alleyne Elliott-Money Watson Money+ Bradshaw Whiting C-Clark Stevens* Senussi$ Mt Bradshaw* Ridge+ Thorndike$14-Feb H League Abingdon United

28-Feb H League Highmoor-IBIS

07-Mar A League Reading Town

09-Mar A League Binfield

14-Mar A League Holyport

17-Mar H League Ardley United

21-Mar H League Flackwell Heath

24-Mar A League Thatcham Town

28-Mar A League Brimscombe & Thrupp

06-Apr H League Binfield

11-Apr H League Highworth Town

18-Apr H League Ascot United

(*-Indicates lost 2-3 after Extra-Time)League - Hellenic League Premier Division, FAC - F.A. Cup, FAV - F.A. Vase, HLFC - Hellenic League Floodlit Cup, HLC - Hellenic League Cup,

BBT - Berks & Bucks Senior Trophy, RSC - Reading Senior Cup, HLSC - Hellenic League Supplementary Cup

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APPEARANCES GOALS

Lge Cup Tot Career Lge Cup Tot Career Debut For RobinsGarry Aulsberry 12 3 15 15 0 0 0 0 (A) Abingdon U (25/10/14)Liam Alleyne 1 0 1 64 0 0 0 4 (A) Thatcham TR (8/8/12)Josh Baker 1 1 2 2 0 0 0 0 (H) Milton U (9/8/14)Tom Barratt 12 3 15 119 0 0 0 14 (H) Oxford CN (27/11/10)Martin Bradshaw 19 5 24 115 3 0 3 11 (A) Bridgwater (19/9/09)Matt Bradshaw 3 1 4 4 0 0 0 0 (A) Oxford CN (24/9/14)Dan Broadbear 4 1 5 14 0 0 0 2 (A) Abingdon U (7/9/13)Harry Brown 13 3 16 86 1 0 1 4 (H) Newbury (27/10/12)Lewis Burns 3 1 4 9 0 1 1 5 (A) Cheltenham (22/2/14)Kennie Chamberlain 20 6 26 27 2 1 3 3 (A) N Leigh U (9/10/13)Shane Cooper-Clark 24 5 29 110 25 2 27 58 (A) Thatcham TR (8/8/12)Adam Cornell 1 0 1 15 1 0 1 3 (H) Bridgwater (18/12/07)Ryan Coupland 5 3 8 15 1 0 1 2 (H) Slimbridge (1/11/11)Josh Delander 3 1 4 43 0 0 0 7 (H) Milton U (20/10/12)Scott Drummond-Bayne 3 0 3 3 1 0 1 1 (A) Ardley U (29/11/14)Taylor Elliott-Money 3 1 4 41 0 0 0 2 (A) Thatcham TR (8/8/12)Charlie Evanson 2 2 4 4 2 0 2 2 (H) H-IBIS (13/12/14)Sean Fraser 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 (A) Wootton B (20/8/14)Chris Gibson 0 1 1 35 0 0 0 0 (H) Ascot U (27/12/11)Grant Goodband 11 2 13 31 0 0 0 0 (A) N Leigh Utd (9/10/13)Sean Hanley 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 (H) Kidlington (20/9/14)James Hawtree 13 3 16 28 0 0 0 0 (H) Wootton B (10/8/13)George Hobden 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 (H) B & Thrupp (23/8/14)Andre Kelly 16 5 21 50 1 0 1 4 (H) Wootton B (10/8/13)Adam Kennedy 0 1 1 57 0 0 0 0 (A) Uxbridge (29/12/07)James King 17 2 19 30 1 0 1 1 (H) Binfield (26/12/13)William Kyeremeh 1 1 2 2 0 0 0 0 (A) Oxford CN (24/9/14)Jamie Lawlor 6 1 7 23 0 0 0 0 (H) Shrivenham (11/1/11)Richard Massingham 1 2 3 4 0 0 0 0 (H) Binfield (26/10/13)Dan Money 17 6 23 26 0 0 0 0 (A) Beaconsfield (31/8/13)Tom Nugent 9 1 10 92 1 0 1 15 (A) Fleet T (1/1/08)Ebby Opoku-Ware 7 2 9 12 0 0 0 2 (A) Oxford CN (20/11/13)Keith Pennicott-Bowen 1 0 1 ??? 0 0 0 ??? ???Dan Ridge 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 (A) Milton U (7/2/15)Jordan Rowland 21 5 26 31 1 0 1 1 (A) Beaconsfield (31/8/13)Khalid Senussi 16 4 20 36 1 0 1 1 (H) Kidlington (2/11/13)Dan Sleet 1 0 1 67 0 0 0 0 (A) Witney T (13/8/11)Harry Stevens 9 1 10 10 0 0 0 0 (A) H-IBIS (20/10/14)Sam Tighe 4 1 5 5 0 0 0 0 (H) Milton U (9/8/14)Connor Thorndike 2 2 4 4 0 0 0 0 (H) H-IBIS (13/12/14)James Ward 1 0 1 4 0 0 0 0 (H) Cheltenham (14/9/13)Michael Watson 22 5 27 74 0 0 0 0 (H) Malvern T (4/10/08)Jake White 22 6 28 91 2 5 7 26 (A) Abingdon T (19/11/11)Josh Whiting 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 (H) Milton U (9/8/14)Sam Whiting 20 5 25 54 6 1 7 14 (H) Thame U (24/8/10)Tom Williams 2 1 3 21 0 0 0 0 (H) Binfield (26/10/13)

Robins pen pictures on pages 16 & 17 #coyRobins

ROBIN’S ROLL CALLAll the stats you’ll ever need

Uhlsport Hellenic Premier fixtures #coyRobinsAscot United v Kidlington

BRACKNELL TOWN v Abingdon United Brimscombe & Thrupp v Flackwell Heath

Cheltenham Saracens v BinfieldHighmoor Ibis v Thame United

Highworth Town v Milton UnitedHolyport v Thatcham Town Newbury v Ardley United

Reading Town v Wootton Bassett Town Shrivenham v Oxford City Nomads

Uhlsport Hellenic Division 1 East fixtures #coyRobinsBrackley Town ‘Dev’ v Old Woodstock Town

Chalfont Wasps v Henley TownDidcot Town v Chinnor

Headington Amateurs v Penn & Tylers Green

Uhlsport Hellenic Division 2 East fixtures #coyRobinsChinnor Reserves v Chalfont Wasps Reserves

Flackwell Heath Reserves v Wokingham & Emmbrook Reserves Henley Town Reserves v Stokenchurch

Thame United Reserves v Rayners Lane Reserves

The President’s Division 2 Challenge Cup #coyRobinsPenn & Tylers Green Reserves v Finchampstead Reserves

Berks & Bucks Intermediate Cup semi-final #coyRobinsOakley United v Wokingham & Emmbrook

Hellenic Premier table on page 19. For the Division 2 East league table, see page 30. The Division 1 East table is on our website at http://bit.ly/hld1east

TODAY’S MATCHESCovering all Hellenic teams

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Need to know what is going on elsewhere in the league today? For score updates check our twitter list here http://bit.ly/hlresults - Please be aware it relies on clubs posting updates.

A 35 yard effort from Natalie White and a Michelle Melia (pictured) free-kick from the edge of the area were enough to send Bracknell Town Ladies Reserves into the final of the Thames Valley Region Women’s League Plate.

Robins had chance after chance in the first half but were unable to convert until White spotted the goalkeeper off her line and shot from 35 yards out. Visitors Summertown hit back in the second-half and levelled the match before Melia’s superb free-kick nestled in the far corner of the goal.

The reserves travel to Holyport on Sunday, while the first team have a cup semi-final at Milton Keynes Dons

Both teams are looking for new players. Details can be found at www.bracknelltownfc.com/ladies-team

First team results and fixtures: #coyRobinsDate H/A Opposition Comp Score Scorers11th Jan H Portsmouth Uni Lge H-W -

18th Jan A Basingstoke Town Lge 0-5 -

25th Jan H Fleetlands Lge 3-2 Tina Leahy, Rebecca Singleton

1st Feb A Oxford City Lge 0-7 -

15th Feb A Milton Keynes Dons Lge - -

Reserve team results and fixtures: #coyRobinsDate H/A Opposition Comp Score Scorers14th Dec H Holyport Cup 3-3* Annie Moffatt (2), Sam Tan

11th Jan H Barton Rovers Lge 0-3 -

25th Jan A Wargrave Lge 0-5 -

8th Feb A Summertown Stars Cup 2-1 Nat White, Michelle Melia

15th Feb A Holyport Lge - * 3-3 AET. FT 2-2. Bracknell Town win 3-1 on penalties

LADIES SCENEKeeping up with our ladies teams

Bracknell Town Ladies first team play in the Southern Region Women’s Premier, and the reserves play in the Thames Valley Women’s League Division 1 South.

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Jen Mulleady #coyRobinsJenny was voted Bracknell Town Ladies player of the month for November and is a hard-working member of the Ladies first team having made 11 appearances this season.

A teammate commented on her award - Jen never let’s the defence down, she solid at the back and will bust a gut to get back to defend.

Place of Birth: Oxford

Position: Defender

Club supported: Chelsea

Best game played in and why? Think I would have to say the game away to Fleetlands Fc. We went with 11 players and Sean was on holiday so had no manager or any help. As a team who had a couple of new players and hadn’t played many games together we all battled for the whole 90 mins and everyone put in 100%. It was a tough match but felt great getting our first win of the season and lifting the team spirit.

Funniest moment in football? Can’t really pinpoint just one. The funniest part of any Sunday for me is the banter all the girls have between each other and our manager Sean.

Ambitions for the season:To work on my confidence and become a stronger and better player and try to score at least one goal

Best ground played at:Would have to say Portsmouth when we played on the 4G pitch

PROFILEDefender Jen Mulleady

As a regular feature, we’ll be catching up with members of the 2014/15 ladies team as they progress in the Southern Region Women’s League, and Thames Valley Region Women’s League.

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In 1976 the TV show Superstars was a big deal.

It pitted athletes from a variety of different disciplines against each other in sporting competition. For some reason that seems almost unfathomable now, the public loved watching (for example) an alpine skiier playing ping pong against a basketball international.

And so it came to pass that in 1976 the Superstars Roadshow took Heat Three of their championships to our very own town of Bracknell. The venue to be used was Bracknell Leisure Centre, which was until recently used by our reserve team side for home fixtures, and the event was to be cycling. Belgian football captain Gilbert van Binst and Kevin Keegan were to face off on the running track in a 470m cycling sprint.

As soon as the starting pistol sounded it was clear that Keegan was in trouble. The front wheel of Keegan’s bicycle was visibly wobbling which was in stark contrast to the Belgian’s steady progress, and it was van Binst who sped into the first corner, slightly in the lead. Undaunted, Keegan ploughed on with a look of stern determination on his face.

Then, the inevitable. Keegan’s front tyre clipped the back of van Binst’s rear tyre, sending the England captain across the gravel track in a large plume of dust. In spectacular fashion his ride was over. Keegan lay desolate on the Bracknell gravel.

He was quickly seen to by a member of St. Johns Ambulance and despite his protestations to interviewer Ron Pickering in the aftermath of the fall that he was “fine” it was clear that he had been left with nasty abrasions and cuts on his back and arms. Keegan commented to Pickering: “these people here in the stands have come to see me make a fool of myself and they’ve got a right to it”. He bravely re-rode the course and achieved the second best time of the cycling event. He would go on to win the entire heat earning himself $5000.

It’s slightly sad that we won’t see such an event in Bracknell again. It’s very unlikely Manchester United will allow Wayne Rooney to career around a gravel track on a road bike with only a pair of tight shorts for protection. But maybe that’s for the best.

Steve Gabb is a Bracknell Town season ticket holder and runs the brilliant football blog www.spiritofmirko.com - Photo from www.mirrorpix.com

SPIRIT OF MIRKOBlogging away from mainstream football

When ‘Superstars’ brought Kevin Keegan and the Belgian national team captain to Bracknell.

First Team - Sponsored by Bracknell Regeneration Partnership & Koh-I-Noor

August - Shane Cooper-Clark January - ?September - Michael Watson February - ?October - Andre Kelly March - ?November - Garry Aulsberry April - ?December - Sam Whiting May - ?

Development Team - Sponsored by Admiral Cunningham

September - Sean Hanley January - ?October - Matt Bradshaw February - ?November - Connor Thorndike March - ?December - N/A April - ? May - ?

Ladies Team - Sponsored by The Roebuck - BinfieldSeptember - Sam Tan January - ?October - Liv Shaw February - ?November - Jen Mulleady March - ?December - N/A April - ? May - ?

Youth Team - Sponsored by The Goose

September - George Lock January - ?October - Dan Ridge February - ?November - Ebby Opoku-Ware March - ?December - George Lock April - ? May - ?

All news on nominations, voting and awards can be found at http://bit.ly/potmaward

POTM AWARDSWho are the winners?

Every month we hold a vote for the Player of the Month of bracknelltownfc.com. Here is the definitive list of winners. Players are nominated by their managers and voted for by fellow players and supporters.

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POTM THANKSOur award sponsors

Our thanks for the Player of the Month award prizes go to five local businesses who kindly provide support to the club.

Thank you! #coyRobins

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The Admiral Cunningham

Robins in fourth after Finch win #coyRobinsLee Simpson’s development side are in fourth place in Division 2 East after exacting a modicum of revenge on Finchampstead Reserves with a 3-0 win at Larges Lane.

William Kyeremeh (2) and Sean Hanley struck for Bracknell as they recovered from a 2-1 defeat at the Memorial Ground before Christmas.

Robins are without a game this weekend.

NEXT FIXTURE: 17th February away to Holyport Reserves

Uhlsport Hellenic Division 2 East table #coyRobinsCorrect at 13/2/15

Pos Team P W D L Pts1 Stokenchurch 13 11 1 1 342 Ascot United ‘Dev’ 13 9 0 4 273 Flackwell Heath Reserves 12 9 0 3 274 Bracknell Town ‘Dev’ 14 8 1 5 255 Thame United Reserves 15 6 4 5 226 Penn & Tylers Green Reserves 8 6 0 2 186 Finchampstead Reserves 12 5 1 6 167 Chinnor Reserves 12 4 3 5 158 Holyport Reserves 12 4 2 6 139 Wokingham & Emmbrook Res 14 3 2 9 1110 Rayners Lane Reserves 12 3 1 8 1011 Henley Town Reserves 13 3 1 9 1012 Chalfont Wasps Reserves 12 1 2 9 5

For the Premier Division league table, see page 19. The Division 1 East table is on our website at http://bit.ly/hld1east - Today’s fixtures on page 23.

DEV SCENEKeeping up with the Allied Counties

Bracknell Town Development Team play in Division 2 East of the Uhlsport Hellenic League and are managed by Lee Simpson. They were runners-up to Binfield and won the President’s Cup last season.

Keeping up with the Div 2 East men

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Connor Thorndike #coyRobinsConnor has been making waves in the Development Team with eight goals in seven appearances, including two hat-tricks.

Connor has also made 14 appearances for the youth team scoring four times, and made his first team debut in the cup defeat to Highmoor-IBIS. The Robins youngster is the Development Team November player of the month.

PROFILE:

Place of Birth: Poole Date of Birth: 20/06/1998

Position: Forward Club supported: Reading

Best game played in and why? Bracknell Town versus Henley Town because I scored my second hatrick for the development team. Bracknell won 5-1.

Ambitions for the season?My main ambition is to score 20+ for the development team and show I can step up to Hellenic League level.

Best ground played at?Thame United’s ASM stadium

Funniest moment in football?As a goalkeeper in 7-a-side I got my arms stuck in the net as someone was taking a shot (the last time I played in goal).

Previous clubs: Hurst FC and Binfield FC

PROFILEYouth team captain Dan Ridge

As a regular feature, we’ll be catching up with members of the 2014/15 development team as they learn their trade in the Uhlsport Hellenic League Division 2 East..

Connor Thorndike

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James Bartaby is a new visitor to Larges Lane having moved to the area recently. He has a blog covering Bayer 04 Leverkusen and Bracknell Town at theopladenway.wordpress.com and runs the excellent undertheleague.com

With the winter break now well underway (this article was scheduled originally for 3rd January programme) in Germany’s top flight, it’s a time when supporters can take stock of their clubs’ hinrunde (first half of the season). For fans of Bayer 04 Leverkusen, its a case of evaluating the first six months under new management. Roger Schmidt took over in the summer after Sami Hyypia was sacked towards the end of last season, and the key word right now for Schmidt’s Leverkusen has to be inconsistency.

Last season at this stage, the werkself were second at Christmas with thirty seven points after twelve wins and a draw. This year sees them a place lower and, more importantly, nine points worse off. However, there are real signs of progress under Schmidt. New players like Wendell, Tin Jedvaj and especially Hakan Calhanoglu have brought some much needed flair to the team, while Bernd Leno has been fantastic in goal behind the equally impressive defensive pairing of Omer Toprak and Emir Spahic.

The main problem has been the amount of draws; seven so far, and most of them have been from winning positions. They have only lost three games, but the inconsistency has come about due to the amount of stalemates, and performances in general at times. The system Schmidt is trying to implement is based on a high intensity pressing game, coupled with quick attacks. That is bound to result in some frustrating games and results, but there are genuine signs now that the players are coming to terms with what is being asked of them. The last seven games saw the team lose just once, and that was only a single goal reverse at runaway champions Bayern Munich.

The biggest concern has to be the form of striker Stefan Kießling. The club legend has netted just three league goals so far, and has often looked out of place in Schmidt’s revolution at the club. Often he seems to slow the play down, and is not finding himself in goalscoring positions as often as he should be. If he can fit himself into the system, and start feeding off the creativity of the likes of Calhanoglu and wingers Heung-Min Son and Karim Bellarabi, then we should see the goals flow.

The second half of the season - the ruckrunde - should be very interesting! Leverkusen’s next fixture is home to Borussia Dortmund on 31st January.

TWIN TOWNLeverkusen twinned with Bracknell

Bayer Leverkusen progress report

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Post your score on twitter with #coyRobins

1. James Rodriguez was so focused Colombia’s World Cup clash with Brazil that he didn’t notice which animal on his shirt?

a) A giant cricket b) A giant grasshopper

c) A giant earwig

2. Sunderland drew 10 of their opening 16 fixtures in the 2014-15 season. Name the only other side to do this in Premier League history?

a) Ipswich Townb) Stoke City

c) Leicester City

3. Who was the last player to captain England before David Beckham?

a) Alan Shearerb) David Batty

c) Martin Keown

4. New Reading boss Steve Clarke made over 300 appearances for Chelsea, but where did he start his career?

a) St Mirrenb) Raith Rovers

c) Partick Thistle

5. Which former Bracknell Town player has an England ‘C’ cap?

a) Errol Telemaqueb) Leon Soloman

c) Nko Ekoku

Answers on team sheet page at back of programme - BONUS PUZZLER ON PAGE 37

PUZZLERSYouth team captain Dan RidgeTest your football knowledge during the half-time break, or listen to another of Duds terrace stories. Thought so, here are today’s questions. Q4 is always for the Reading FC fans amongst us, Q5 is always Bracknell Town history.

Half-time football trivia ??

Answers 1) C - Charlie Nicholas 2) B - Danny Tiatto 3) C - Iran 4) A - Aberdeen 5) A - Mark Franks

At first glance, it looks an elaborate wind-up. A team called FC Santa Claus, plying their trade in Lapland? Are you eight months late or four months early with that April Fool’s Day jibe? Yet it’s perfectly true, and there’s no time like the present (ho ho!) to take a look at Finnish football’s wonderfully-named side.

FC Santa Claus were formed in 1993 from an amalgamation of two sides: Rovaniemen Reipas and Rovaniemen Lappi. The Finnish city of Rovaniemi is the administrative capital of Lapland, just six miles south of the Arctic Circle – hence the name change. Since their formation, FC Santa Claus have had moderate success, flitting between the Kakkonen and Kolmonen leagues – Finland’s third and fourth divisions respectively.

The club aren’t just named after everyone’s favourite festive figure: they embrace the seasonal silliness. The team play in red and white – of course – and the club crest depicts your traditional red-suited, white-bearded Santa, sat checking his list. Twice, obviously.

However, FC Santa Claus aren’t just for Christmas. For understandable meteorological reasons the Nordic leagues take place in summer, and a year after their formation our heroes won the Midnattsolscupen (Midnight Sun Cup). The tournament – in which games are played in the evening and midnight, as the name suggests – is hosted every July in Sweden, with teams mainly from the host country, but also from Finland, Norway and Russia.

Bombs and promotionFinland’s most festive lower-leaguers play at a multi-purpose stadium called the Keskuskenttä. Built and opened in 1953, Kekuskenttä once hosted a European Cup Winners Cup game (between Rovaniemen Palloseura and Albanian KS Vllaznia Shkodër, in 1989) – but there was nearly a more explosive story here.

While digging up the stadium’s grass pitch in the summer of 2009 – to be replaced by third-generation artificial turf with undersoil heating, both very necessary in these parts – the work crew discovered a German World War II artillery shell. It was 105 millimetres in size and quickly had to be removed and safely detonated by the Lapland Air Defence regiment, no less.

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FC Santa Claus are Laplands ‘other’ success story

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BEN JOHNSON@driftedoffside

Presumably suffering a less lethal aerial bombardment, FC Santa Claus were relegated back into the Kolmonen back in 2012. But like Saint Nick rallying the workshop elves, the club worked hard together and this

September, forward Jaako Paavilainen’s goal gave them a 1-0 victory over Rotuaarin Pallo, confirming them as Kolmonen champions and sealing their return to the Kakkomen. From their 20 league games FC Santa Claus totted up 50 points and 104 goals: not a bad bunch of season’s beatings.

Although the club and players are understandably involved mainly for the entertainment, promotion means a lot, as club spokesman Jouni Toyras confirms: “We’re happy to show people that we’re in this for fun, but we also take it seriously as you can see from our fine results.”

Despite other strong contenders for strange names in world football – Club Deportivo Morón, the Botswana Meat Commission Football Club and Norwegian side Fart FL – FC Santa Claus has to be up there with the best of them. With the Kakkomen league looming once again, it would take a Scrooge not to wish this wonderful little club the best of luck in the coming seasons. After all, it is Christmas.

This article was originally published on FourFourTwo.com and can be found at this link http://fft.sm/Z4hfe8 by Ben Johnson. It is reprinted here with permission of the author. Follow him on twitter @driftedoffside

The Kakkonen

Kakkonen or II divisioona is the third level in the league system of Finnish football and comprises 40 Finnish football teams. The II divisioona was introduced in 1973 and in the mid-1990s became known as the Kakkonen. (Finnish for ‘Number Two’; Swedish: Tvåan). Sakari Tukiainen finished the season 2014 as the top goal scorer and setting a new league record with 40 goals for the Kakkonen. Source: Wikipedia.

League structure

Every club plays each of the others in the same group three times. Clubs gain three points for a win, one for a draw, and none for a loss. The group winners may win promotion to Ykkönen while two bottom clubs of each group and weakest 8th ranked club will be relegated to Kolmonen. Source: Wikipedia.

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of all time. WOKING FOOTBALL CLUB.

Woking FC may now be at the top table of non-league football in the Vanarama Conference, but there was a time they crossed paths with Bracknell Town on a regular basis as this programme unearthed by Cards twitter historian Mark Doyle (aka @cardinal_tales) shows.

163 people watched this 0-0 draw in what was a tremendous season for Bracknell according to fchd.info as they finished second in the Vauxhall Opel League (now Ryman League) Division 2 South and won promotion to Division 1, while Woking finished third and just missed out.

Bracknell Town’s team was: Kevin Greenaway (GK), Dave Caffell, Micky Sergison, Colin Sturgess, Tony O’Connor, Paul Maynard, Richard Whitty, Keith Young, Willie Graham, Steve Duncan, Peter Gray, Micky Burgen.

For posterity, the Woking line-up was: Chris Lomas, Adie Cowler, Lloyd Wye, Adie Probert, Colin McDonald, Justin Horner, John Cassidy, Paul Jablonski, Dave Lansley, Maurice Cox, Clive Youlton, Danny McGranighan.

Woking of course went on to bigger things after finishing a place behind Bracknell in the 85/86 season. Woking won Division 2 South in 86/87 and Bracknell were a heartbreaking point from promotion to the Premier Division (which would have been their highest level in history), pipped to the post by Leyton Wingate and Leytonstone Ilford.

Bracknell finished 19th in 87/88 and relegated the season after while Woking picked up consecutive third place finishes before two promotions in three seasons saw them in the Conference.

The Cards never looked back at that point and went on to record a famous 4-2 FA Cup win over First Division (now Premier) West Bromwich Albion in January 1991.

Bracknell of course have history in the Cup, but today it is all about Dover Athletic, Blyth Spartans, Southport, Gateshead (who ironically face West Brom) and Wrexham. From 31st Jan v Ardley Utd we’ll be taking a look back at old Robins programmes

CLUB HISTORYRobins nostalgia

It’s the fifth round of the FA CUP this weekend, and while the was a distinct absence of non-league sides we a look back at a time when Bracknell regularly crossed swords with one of the biggest giant-killers

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The Bracknell Town Football Club shop is open on match days and available online at www.bracknelltownfc.com/shop

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Scarf - £7‘Pride of Berkshire’ Bracknell Town Foot-ball Club scarf.

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