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Welcome To The Black Gold Stadium 2018 - 2019 Season

EVO-STIK LEAGUE SOUTH - PREMIER SOUTHPoole Town FC v Swindon Supermarine FC

Tuesday 15th January 2019 - Kick-Off 7:45pm

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PRESIDENTClive Robbins

CHAIRMANChris Reeves

VICE CHAIRMANRichard Gale

DIRECTORSPippa DanielsSteve GriffithsAndy NoonanDavid ReevesShaun Spencer-Perkins

SECRETARY Bill Reid15 Addison CloseRomsey, HampshireSO51 7TL01794 517991

FIRST TEAM MANAGERTom Killick

HEAD COACH Steve Richardson

GOALKEEPING COACHAndy Fletcher

ASSISTANT COACHMichael Hubbard

KIT MANPaul Ayley

ASSISTANT KIT MANShane Lanchbury

GROUNDSMANChris Kelly

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SUPPORTERS CLUB CHAIRPippa Daniels

BAR/CATERING/SITE MANAGERDick Thomas

KITCHEN SUPERVISORLiz Gower

CLUB CHAPLAINDavid Price

CLUB DOCTORIain Fullerton

PHYSIOTom Curtis-Benett

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TOM TALKS TOM TALKSEvening All,

Today we welcome everyone connected to Swindon Supermarine FC for this rearranged Southern Premier League fixture. They are a newly promoted side having beaten Wimborne in the play off final last season. They seem to have assembled an experienced and capable squad and no doubt it will be another extremely difficult game for us.

The last two fixtures have seen a painful home defeat against Dorchester followed by an excellent away victory at Tiverton.

Anyone who saw both those games couldn’t question in any way the desire and commitment of the players. Against Dorchester we lacked a little bit of quality in the last third and another defensive lapse cost us a goal and in the end the game. The message to the players after the game was straightforward. I felt that if they could replicate the intensity they showed against Dorchester and add a little bit of quality in terms of our attacking play results would soon turn. Against Tiverton I felt that we did exactly that. We looked just as energetic and committed but we had a bit more quality in the attacking third despite it being a very difficult pitch. Defensively also we concentrated for the whole match and restricted Tiverton to no real chances. Overall I thought it was an immense effort. I was so pleased for the players and just as importantly for the supporters that travelled. They were really vocal and supportive throughout and I felt it really helped the players on the day. Certainly it was a really positive atmosphere. I am very grateful to those supporters for the time, cost and effort that they made.

I am very aware that positive results in isolation are not good enough. We need to get a positive run of results going. Hopefully, we can now do that. Our task tonight is not

made any easier by being without a whole host of players for one reason or another, mainly injuries. Against Tiverton we only had two senior outfield substitutes. From that squad of players Josh Leslie-Smith is unavailable tonight and in terms of the players that were absent I don’t think any of them will be returning. Therefore to say the squad is stretched is an understatement. However, the players are still more than capable of getting a positive result and once again I can promise everyone that if we don’t it won’t be for a lack of effort on their part.

People ask me if in recent weeks I have been reading the supporters’ online forum. The answer to that is I have. I like to use the criticism to motivate me going forward. I fully accept that everyone is entitled to their opinion. I must say however that a number of the comments are completely misinformed. Something I would say is that if anyone wants an explanation or discussion about anything connected to the Club then I am more than happy to have that discussion face to face. I will always try and give you a proper answer and an explanation unless it obviously betrays a confidence in terms of a player or players. As an example there has been a lot of

criticism regarding allowing Brennan Camp to go to Dorchester. The background to that was that I was offered by AFC Bournemouth the opportunity of having Brennan in our squad a few weeks ago. At the time I had all my defenders fit and available. I explained that it was unlikely I could give him any immediate game time but if there was any change in terms of form or injury then I would be very happy to accommodate him. Bournemouth were very happy to allow him to come to us on that basis. He can play at fullback but he is very much more comfortable in central defence. At the time he came to us I had both Jamie Whisken and Will Spetch fit and available. To be blunt there was no way I was going to leave them out to accommodate Brennan. He did play in a cup game at Wimborne. Dorchester then picked up an injury to one of their defenders so contacted Bournemouth about Brennan’s availability. Obviously as Dorchester were able to offer him immediate first team football because of their injury situation I wasn’t in a position to obstruct Brennan going there. Obviously it was sod’s law that he then came to Poole for Dorchester and played really well. With the benefit of hindsight I would have kept him with us because of the injury that very soon after Brennan leaving was sustained by Jamie Whisken. However, at the time, as I have explained above, there was no way of keeping him as backup when he was going to go to Dorchester and play straight away.

There have been some other comments about my attitude to young players and in particular players in our youth set up. All I would say is that in the squad at the moment we have three players that have come through our youth system in Jack Dickson, John Leslie-Smith and Ollie Balmer, albeit, Ollie is out on loan at the moment. If you look at Dorchester, Weymouth and Wimborne as comparable local clubs I don’t see that they have got anywhere near that number of players in their squad. In addition to that

a number of Dan Harrington’s U18’s side and have been in the squad this season for cup matches. They will continue to be monitored very closely. Young Ollie Lowes travelled with the first team to Tiverton and got on late in the game. If young players are good enough then I will pick them. The big difficulty is, whilst they are playing U18 football even when they immediately finish their U18 football, they are not normally ready at that stage to play regularly for the first team. It normally takes them a bit longer. Josh Leslie-Smith and Ollie Balmer have to a degree proved an exception to that. The issue is how you keep talented players after they have finished U18 football with your club and maintain their connection/involvement with your club until such time as they are ready to play first team football. That’s the difficulty that all clubs in our position struggle with. There is no easy answer. All that I would say is that we are doing our best to first of all attract good young players to the Club and secondly give them an opportunity of progressing to the first team if they are good enough. I think that’s all you can ask.

As I have said, if any of you, the supporters are unhappy about any issues or want to discuss any issues why not just come and talk to me. I think that has to be better than putting comments on the internet that, as I have said, are often wildly inaccurate. It’s not me just being precious about receiving criticism but if there is criticism it needs to be based on sound facts.

Anyway rant over and I hope you all enjoy the game tonight.

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CAPTAINS CORNERCAPTAINS CORNER

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Evening All,Good to be back home after a massive win under our belt on the road on Saturday. We knew it would come and our fortunes would turn as long as we kept working hard at it and didn’t get too down hearted. It had too, the squad is too good for it to not!!

So after a tough four weeks this win needs to kick us on, for sure it would have lifted us as a squad and as a club, but now we need to go and back it up with another good result. We all seriously believe we have it in us to put a serious run together and if we do, you just don’t know what could be in store come the end of the season.I was delighted to see ‘Jamma’ (James) and ‘The Big Man’ (Luke) linking up for the goals sat, I genuinely believe they could form a frightening partnership together so fingers crossed it continues. Injury update on myself, I should be on my final week, they’ve said another 10 days but I’d like to think I can be back in the mix come Saturday. Anyway let’s get behind the boys tonight and back up Saturdays result!Up the Dolphins!


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Tonight we entertain the players, officials and supporters of Swindon Supermarine Football Club and look forward to a keen contest. Our visitors have notched up some excellent results since ending a dire run of defeats during November, they have also strengthened their squad of late so whatever else may be uncertain tonight, one thing that we can be sure about is that Supermarine are in a false position in the league table at present. They come into tonight’s fixture fresh from a good result at the weekend beating Staines Town 3-0.A false position in the league is what we like to feel we are in. Obviously results and points dictate where you stand in that respect and of late our results have not been good enough that’s for sure but I do not accept that our performances have been as bad as some of our critics have made out. I won’t say any more than that, I believe time will show that our squad is well able to put a string of results together. If we don’t make the play offs it will not be for want of trying but as eggs are eggs we want to finish this season as strongly as we can to lay the foundations for a real push at promotion next year.That said I would not want any supporter to think that the sole approach to games is one viewed through rose coloured glasses, far from it. Issues within our play, performances individually and collectively are analysed, discussed and acted upon. We have a good bunch of talented, committed footballers at this club and we will together bring the good times back to the Black Gold.Certainly the performance at Tiverton on Saturday lent credibility to my confidence in the squad’s ability to “come good”. To say that it was normal service resumed

is an understatement. It was a good solid professional, competent performance very much akin to the game away at Merthyr a few weeks back. All the players put in a shift but I do want to make special mention of James Constable who led the line superbly throughout the game, scored a superb opening goal and then provided an exquisite assist to lay on the second for Luke Roberts.Talking about the players, we have of course had desperate luck of late on the injury front, a curse that has followed us for an age now. Steve Devlin, Jamie Whisken, Jordan Williams, Will Spetch, Adam Grange, and Jake Scrimshaw, the list goes on. These absences are not easy to cope with. Tonight we have the additional issue of being without Josh Leslie-Smith who has to take an examination as part of his degree course, something that he cannot rearrange!!On the plus side we welcome James Boote to the club on loan from AFCB until the end of the season. You are very welcome James and I hope you thoroughly enjoy your time with us.After tonight we have two more home games in quick succession, next Saturday we take on Walton Casuals here ko 3.00pm and then a week tonight ko 7.45 we welcome Harrow Borough in another league fixture.Enjoy the game and don’t forget the 50:50 tickets.

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Evening All,Welcome to tonight’s game and to our visitors from Swindon. We wish you a safe journey home. It is good for Poole Town supporters that the home games are coming frequently now after a lean spell.

I would like to continue the theme I wrote about last week, drawing parallels between churches and what happens at an airport. When an airliner parks on the apron after landing, there is a carefully timed sequence of vehicles that pull up to the aircraft, performing three main functions before its next flight: • Refuelling, usually with a fuel truck pulling alongside the wing and running a hose into the fuel tanks; • Luggage, often with two ‘road-trains’ of vehicles taking off the incoming baggage and putting on the outgoing; • Catering, with trucks removing the debris from consumed in-flight meals and delivering new ones.

Once all these tasks are completed, the crew and passengers are able to fly to their next destination.

‘But what’s all this got to do with church and life?’, you may well be thinking. A friend of mine used to lead a church with the mission statement “bring them in, build them up, send them out”, and I’ve given thought lately to the ways in which people can be built up. People sometimes comment to me on how church feeds them in various ways - spiritual, emotional and mental as well as physical. The Bible itself and Bible-based ministry provide good ‘diet’ and ‘exercise’, equipping people to go out into the world. Perhaps your new year resolutions included something about physical diet and exercise. I wonder - have you considered church, and exploring the Bible? It’s a great and unique book.

Wishing you God’s best,


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TEAM ACTIONThis week’s NLP ColumnThis week’s NLP has been written by Jon Couch.

FOOTBALL’S Coming Home at last for supporters in the south-west after Truro City announced this week they are to make a welcome return to Cornwall and play the remainder of their home games back at their Treyew Road home.

The White Tigers were forced out of their home ground back in August with supermarket giant Lidl planning to build a store on the site.But now those plans have been shelved, the National League South club have been given the green light to return home and resume as the only senior football club in Cornwall.

Truro had been playing their home games at Torquay United’s Plainmoor ground, meaning a gruelling 180-mile round trip for Tigers supporters.Naturally, that move badly hit fan attendance figures with the White Tigers averaging fewer than 200 fans per game because of the two-hour trip to south Devon.Their lowest recorded attendance was just 86 for their game against Hemel Hempstead Town in October, while just 52 ‘home supporters’ made the trip on New Year’s Day against their landlords with 2,760 ‘away’ fans making up an attendance figure of 2,812.

In a statement, the club said: “We are pleased to confirm that Truro City Football Club will be playing the remainder of this season’s home Vanarama National League South and Buildbase FA Trophy matches at Treyew Road.

“The move back has been necessitated for a number of reasons, including the late withdrawal of Helical from the retail development project.

“It understood that the ground’s owners, JIL, are still in talks with Lidl and there is still a strong possibility that the development will still go ahead sometime in the future.”

Now, at least with their own roof above their heads, Truro City can look to the future and a proposed move to the new 10,000-seater Stadium for Cornwall, which they would share with the Cornish Pirates rugby club.

Work on that development has yet to begin with Helical, the firm which bought Treyew Road, still in discussions about settling Truro City’s £2 million contribution towards the £12m project.

At the time of writing this, Truro were due to kick off their first next Vanarama National League South home match at their new permanent home against south-west rivals Weston-Super-Mare on Saturday January 19.

The club added: “We look forward to seeing as many of you as possible supporting the team at Treyew Road between now and the end of the season.”If the Stadium of Cornwall really is, as promised, to become a future hotbed of senior football in the south-west, then it’s important that White Tigers fans embrace the present.

Jon CouchHome against Dorchester Town January 8th 2019

James Constable in action

Luke Roberts

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The main objective of Poole Town Football Supporters’ Club (PTFSC) is to help and support the Directors of the Football Club in their endeavours to provide and maintain first-class football in Poole.

Throughout the year we raise money to fund projects and last season donated thousands of pounds towards the massive effort required for ground grading and improving facilities. This income came from various sources such as subscriptions, 100 Club, 50:50 ticket sales, merchandise and social events.

Adult membership is £10 per year, junior membership (under 18) is £5 family membership for £25.

Benefits (with proof of membership):s £5 off the cost of travel to away games on the team coach. Contact Bill Reid or Pippa to book; limited number of places available.s Discounts on PTFSC social events, including the End of Season Presentation Nights Occasional promotions/special offers at the club shop s Birthday card signed by the players for junior memberss Other benefits may be added when available

The current list of officers and committee members is as follows: Life President: Dave Matthews Chair: Pippa Daniels Vice-Chair: Marilyn Gower Secretary: Lisa Cann Treasurer: Pippa Daniels

Committee: John Anderson, Richard Brown, Mike Christopher, Peter Lewis, Dave Osman, Sylvia Palmer, Martin Smith, Rob Sowerby.

Please contact Pippa, ([email protected]) Lisa or Marilyn to join PTFSC or to renew your membership.

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WELCOME BACK: Welcome back to the Black Gold Stadium this evening for our latest game in the 2018/2019 season we are back in Evo-Stik League South – Premier South action. Tonight we welcome Swindon Supermarine to the Black Gold this another of the re-arranged home games in fact we are not away again until Saturday 9th February when we travel to Swindon Supermarine. The last time we met was back in season 2012/2013 when both clubs were members of the Southern League Division One South & West.A warm welcome to our visitors and our refereeing team we wish them all a safe journey home. FIXTURES FOR DECEMBER/JANUARY ETC + CUP NEWS:Our next league match action is due this Saturday 19th January when the visitors will be Walton Casuals. Another rearranged game is on Tuesday 22nd January when Harrow Borough visit the Black Gold. We have a trip to Dorchester Town on Saturday 26th January and the washed out home game from the 15th December v Chesham Utd has been re-arranged for Tuesday 29th January.Into February and the fixtures are:Saturday 2nd – Home v Kings LangleyTuesday 5th – Dorset Senior Cup – TBASaturday 9th – Away v Swindon SupermarineTuesday 12th - Home v Tiverton TownSaturday 16th – Home v Frome TownThereafter we should be back to just Saturday dates – weather permitting!! After our win in the Dorset Senior Cup QF v - Swanage Town & Herston which saw a 10 – 2 win the draw is awaited for the Semi Finals. The news on this is that the draw will be made on Thursday 17th January.The games are due to be played on Tuesday 5th February. Alongside us in the draw are Bridport, Wimborne Town and Weymouth.

I do hope that is all clear to everyone!!Just keep looking out for more changes and new dates.

WYVERN PREMIER DIVISION:Poole Town Reserves – Saturday 1st December saw the weather intervene for the visit of Sholing while on Saturday 8th December, Laverstock & Ford failed to raise a side. Also on Saturday 22nd the weather of late saw the game due v Bush Hill postponed. The weekend of the 5th January they went down 5 - 2 at Moneyfields in the league and last weekend they went down 0 – 5 at home v AFC Stoneham. Wednesday 16th January they are now away at Laverstock & Ford – 7.45 pm. While on Thursday 24th January they travel to AFC Portchester – 7.45 pm. The home game v Petersfield Town in the Wyvern Combination Challenge Cup QF has now been slotted in for Saturday 26th January. They also have a home game on Wednesday 6th February in the 3rd Rd of the John Stimpson Memorial Trophy – 7.45 pm.

AWAY COACH TRAVEL: The next coach trip will be to Swindon Supermarine on Saturday 9th February travel time departure time - TBA.Usual prices apply. Coaches start from Poole Stadium Coach Park, free car parking available. Prices - Supporters Club members - £20.00 and £15.00 for concessions, Non members pay an additional £5.00.

For Bookings and to join the Supporters Club go to the Club Shop.

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PLAYER PROFILES PLAYER PROFILES

Nick HutchingsGoalkeeperSponsored byGary Jones

Jamie WhiskenDefenderSponsored byMichael and Marilyn Gower

Will SpetchDefenderSponsored byResource Recruit-ment

Tom ReesGoalkeeperSponsored byPeter Reeves

Tom KillickManagerSponsored byPippa Daniels in memory of Richard Wigmore

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Robbie YatesGoalkeeping CoachSponsored byMike Christopher

Paul AyleyKit manSponsored by AVAILABLE

Michael WalkerDefenderSponsored bySylvia Palmer

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Nilo ZanchettaDefenderSponsored byAVAILABLE

Lewis LindsayDefenderSponsored byStalbridge Linen

Ryan CaseDefenderSponsored byRob the shirt and Dom

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SPONSORED BY: PIPPA DANIELS

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TOM KILLICKManager

ANDY FLETCHERGoalkeeping Coach

MICHAEL HUBBARDAssistant Coach

Took over in May 2004, previously a Town player with a long non-league career as a prolific striker, Non-League Player of the Year 1991/2 + member of the F.A. Vase winning Wimborne team in 1991/92. Arrived from Salisbury City where he was Assistant Manager. Steered club to promotion in his first year and established Poole as a powerhouse team in the Wessex Premier Division. Winning the last three titles and promoted to The Southern South & West in 2011-12, he built a squad to finish 2nd in their first year and missed out on Promotion in the play-off final but won the league outright in 2012-13, winning the Dorset Senior cup in 2010, 2013 and 2014. 2014/15 – took side to runners-up in the Premier and Red Insure Cup winners adding the Southern Premier title in 2015/16 + a 5th place in National League South in 2016/2017 prior to the relegation reverse of last season.

SPONSORED BY: DORSET CHILDRENS FOUNDATION

STEVE RICHARDSONCoach

Taffy is back at the club to resume his long time association with Tom Killick. He played over 400 games for Poole Town and was also with Wimborne Town, Weymouth, Basingstoke Town and Dorchester Town as well being player/manager at Salisbury City, the highlight being captain and top goal scorer when Wimborne as a Wessex League club won the FA Vase at Wembley in1991/1992.

Arrived pre-season 2018/2019 to replace Robbie Yates. Played in goal for local teams over the years & still playing today. Played for his regiment and the Royal Armoured Corps during his time in the armed forces, coaches youth football at Lytchett Red Triangle.Also part of the Between the Sticks goalkeeping coaching set-up

Was with Poole as a player until the latter part of the 2011/2012 season when Poole made their return to the Southern League, he departed to Wimborne Town and has over the past few seasons played for several local clubs.
















Shane LanchburyAssistant Kit ManSponsored byAVAILABLE SPONSORED BY: ANDY NOONAN

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PETER O’CONNORGoalkeeper

OLLY BALMERStriker

WILL SPETCHDefender

Signed 9th August 2018 he played for BanburyUnited Youth, Oxford United and Walsall Academies and England school boys ( south west). He gained a Football Scholarship to Bournemouth University. As an adult has played forEasington Sports, Westland Sports and was named “Dorset premier league pick of the leaguegoalkeeper his last club was Clapton FC playing in Essex senior league.

Returns to Poole Town from Blackfield & Langley. Young striker who was top goal scorer in 2016/2017 as the Poole Town U18’s won the South West Counties League & Cup double and progressed to the FA Youth Cup 2nd Rd Proper, established himself in the 1st team squad last season. In 2017/2018 he scored 25 goals in 11 games for the Poole Town Development squad.

Home grown talent from our Youth sides who rightfully claimed first team status. After transferring to Sutton Utd late in 2013/14 he suffered injury problems he arrived back at Tatnam at the end of October 2014 now fully established in the Poole Town back line. Appearances: 317 Goals 32.

















JAMIE WHISKEN(Captain) Defender

The defender was one several players that moved west to Poole Town from AFC Totton in the summer of 2013. The defender’s main position is in central defence but he can also play along the back four as he is just as comfortable going forward as he is in defence. He started his career at AFC Bournemouth, where he only managed to play one game in the league cup against Wigan Athletic. He has also played for Basingstoke Town, Bognor Regis and Farnborough Town took over as captain of the side during the 2013/14 season. Totals – 252 Appearances and 11 goals.

SPONSORED BY: MARILYN AND MICHAEL GOWER

MARVIN BROOKSMidfield

Home grown talent who came through from the youth reserve system establishing himself in the NL League side. He played a major part in the club success forming a formidable partnership with Steve Devlin in central midfield. Although his normal position is in midfield, he has also been used as central defence when numbers have been short at the back, top goal scorer in 2015/16. Departed in summer 2017 to Salisbury FC but came back to the club at the end of November 2017. Appearances 276 72 goals

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James GrangerMidfielderSponsored byOlive Reeves

Steve Devlin MidfielderSponsored bySylvia Palmer

Luke BurbidgeMidfielderSponsored byMichael and Marilyn Gower

Marvin BrooksMidfielderSponsored bySteve Ryder

Lee WortForwardSponsored byDarren Lewin in memory of Adi Cullingford

Luke RobertsForwardSponsored byAndy Noonan

Richard GillespieForwardSponsored byJim and James Woods

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STEVE DEVLIN

Midfield

Joined from Dorchester Town in January 2012 and has made the central midfield place his own, he also has a keen eye for goal from direct free kicks. In 2012/13 Devlin made 39 appearances, the midfielder scored important goals in helping Poole Town win the Southern League South & West & Dorset Senior Cup double. In 2013/14 he was again top goalscorer for the Club with 19 goals, 16 in the league. 2016/17 named in the NL South team of the season previously named in the Southern Premier team of the season. Appearances: 298 Goals 92.

SAM GRIFFINForward

Another new arrival in July 2018 also from Blackfield & Langley where he was the Supporters Player of the Year for 2017/2018 part of their Wessex Premier winning squad last season.

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James GrangerMidfielderSponsored byOlive Reeves

Steve Devlin MidfielderSponsored bySylvia Palmer

Luke BurbidgeMidfielderSponsored byMichael and Marilyn Gower

Marvin BrooksMidfielderSponsored bySteve Ryder

Lee WortForwardSponsored byDarren Lewin in memory of Adi Cullingford

Luke RobertsForwardSponsored byAndy Noonan

Richard GillespieForwardSponsored byJim and James Woods

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Signed from AFC Totton in pre-season 2014/15. 2015/16 saw him come into his own with some quality goals and followed this up in 2016/17 with another tremendous season. 2016/17 was named Players Player, Supporters Player + Supporters Club Player of the Year. Suffered an ACL injury in the 2017/2018 pre-season and thus missed all of 2017/2018 back in the 1st team squad for the new campaign.

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ADAM GRANGEForward

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SQUAD LIST WELCOMEIt was a tough but rewarding day for the Reserves last Saturday as we faced an experienced AFC Stoneham team. We dominated the first sixty minutes of the game, passing the ball really well and making at least 6 real goal scoring opportunities. Unfortunately we were unable to take any of these chances and were consequently caught out with a couple of defensive errors. Although we ended up losing the game, it is important that we focus on the control that we are now achieving in games and this, along with more match experience will lead to more positive results moving forward. We all dislike losing, but when we are looking to develop a young squad, sometimes one step back can end up by progressing three steps forward. Good luck to the first team today.Regards

DannyDanny Herrington – Reserve Team Manager

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JEREL IFIL

MATT WILLIAMS

HENRY SPALDING

MAT LIDDIARD

STUART FLEETWOOD

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JOE SHEPHERD

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CONNOR THOMPSON - MIDFIELDER /STRIKERConnor signed in January 2016 after he was released by National Conference North side Gloucester City at the end of December 2015. He began his career at Hartpury College before going to the USA to further his academic and football career with Baltimore Bohemians. He then returned to the UK in 2014 and signed for Gloucester City. During his time with Gloucester he had a short loan spell with Cirencester Town in the 2015/16 season. After the disappointment of not making the squad for the first two games at the start of last season he remained positive and returned to play a part in 43 of the 52 games during the season and a member of the squad that won promotion. Connor is predominately an attaching midfield player who can also player at right back and a more central attacking role. He has good technical skills and a player whose signature was highly sort after by a number of clubs after his release by Gloucester City.

MICHAEL HOPKINS - DEFENDERMichael signed for the club in February 2018 from North Leigh, having played against us ten days before, and can play either on the left side of the defence or in midfield. Before joining North Leigh he had spells at Didcot Town and Hungerford Town after playing at Reading Academy since a youngster. After signing he immediately brought additional competition and balance to the left-hand side of the squad. Michael is a talented footballer who will hopefully play a key role in our first season back in the Premier Division.

JAMIE EDGE - MIDFIELDERJamie joined the club on November 16th, 2018 from Gloucester City. He is a ball playing midfielder who joined Gloucester from Hereford FC in September 2017 after winning the Southern Premier Division title. He was once on the books of Arsenal, with manager Arsene Wenger personally oversaw the acquisition of Jamie from Cheltenham Town. After attending Hartpury College he’s subsequent career has also seen him play for Cirencester Town and Weston-super-Mare.

JEREL IFIL - DEFENDERJerel returned from a 4-year retirement when he signed for Marine in September 2018. He had a professional career that took him from Watford to Bristol Rovers before returning to Swindon to live and playing non-league football with Staines Town before retiring in 2014. Nicknamed the ‘Beast’ from his days at Swindon he is now enjoying his football once more and after making his debut for Supermarine in a 4-1 victory over Yate Town in September he and scored in the 4-2 win over Farnborough.

MATT WILLIAMS - DEFENDERMatt joined Marine in October 2018 from Gloucester City. He had two spells with Gloucester after initially joining them in 2014 he left for Evesham United before joining Hungerford Town in December 2017, where he stepped up two divisions to play National League South football. The Droitwich-born 24-year-old then returned to Gloucester City this season. Matt started his football career at fellow Gloucestershire side Cheltenham Town, where he was captain of the Under-18s team.

HENRY SPALDING - MIDFIELDER Henry returned to the club for his second spell in November 2018. He is the eldest son of Manager Lee Spalding and first signed for the club in the summer of 2016 from Bristol City where he had been since a junior player. He spent the last month of the 2015/16 season at Yate Town and made a number of substitute appearances before joining Marine at the start of the 2016/17 season. Henry left Marine in October 2016 for Cirencester Town where he has been a regular in their team and scored some excellently taken goals for them. He possesses a sweet left foot and is always looking for that crucial pass into the forwards and will now looking to establish a regular starting place in the Marine squad for the remainder of the season.

MAT LIDDIARD - MIDFIELDER / DEFENDERMat joined the club on January 9th 2019 from Gloucester City. He is a versatile player who can play in the centre of defence or in midfield. Mat was

a graduate of Hartpury College before signing for the first time at Gloucester City before moving to Cirencester Town in October 2015. He then joined Evesham United last season and scored 22 goals in all competitions before re-joining Gloucester City in in July 2018.STUART FLEETWOOD - STRIKERGloucester based Stuart joined Marine in June 2018 have played for Redditch United and Merthyr Town last season. He is a vastly experienced striker having joined the Cardiff City Youth setup as a 12-year-old before going on to play for another fourteen clubs although six of these clubs were loan moves. Last season at Merthyr he made eighteen appearances and scored three goals before joining Redditch towards the end of the season and scored five goals. Manager Lee Spalding believes he will not only prove a good acquisition as a striker but also a player that the young players in our squad will learn a lot from this season.

CONOR MCDONAGH - STRIKEROxfordshire based Conor joined the club in June 2018 have played for Kidlington and Banbury United last season. The 25-year-old is an experienced striker who started he’s career as a scholar with Oxford United before joining Oxford City in the summer of 2011, playing primarily for the Oxford City Nomads side in the Hellenic League. He then went on to sign for Witney Town at the start of the 2012/13 season before joining North Leigh four months later in December 2012, establishing himself at the higher level over the next eighteen months. He then moved away from Oxfordshire and spent the 2014/15 season with Ossett Albion, although he also played some games for Thame United that season. On his return to Oxfordshire he joined Didcot Town at the start of the 2015/16 season but moved up two levels to join National League South side Oxford City in September 2015 before signing for Banbury United exactly a year later in September 2016 and subsequently joining Kidllington in February 2018.

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WILL HENRY - GOALKEEPER Will joined the club on a month’s loan from neighbours Swindon Town on 9th November 2018. He made his debut for Swindon Town on the 30th April 2016 in a 2-2 draw at Rochdale where he saved a penalty. Since then Will has had three previous loan spells over the past year with the latest before joining us was at Chippenham Town earlier this season.

He made his Marine debut in the friendly again Swindon Town and a couple of solid performances in the following friendlies persuaded former manager Dave Webb to sign him on Southern League forms. The last two seasons have seen him become a regular name in the starting eleven and chipped in with 12 goals in our promotion campaign last season. He can play either on the right side of midfield or further forward and likes nothing better than going forward to take on the opposing defence. He is a technically gifted player with plenty of pace and courage.

ZAK WESTLAKE - DEFENDERZak joined Swindon Supermarine in the summer of 2016 having spent the previous four seasons with fellow league side North Leigh where he was a regular goalscorer from central defender. Before joining North Leigh he was with Cirencester Academy and Cirencester Town where he made his debut in 2009. He is a good footballer who will often be seen playing the ball out of defence and supporting his teammates in midfield and was made club captain last season. He is dangerous at set pieces and scores the odd goal or two. Zak was on former manager Dave Webb’s radar for a couple of seasons prior to signing. He’s experience, grit and determination will always rub off on his teammates, especially the younger players in the squad.

MATT COUPE - DEFENDERMatt joined the club in the last week of October 2017 from Cirencester Town, having previously played for fellow league side Mangotsfield United last season. He is a vastly experienced central defender who began his career at Swindon Town. He then went on to play for Bath City, Chippenham Town, Gloucester City, as well as Forest Green Rovers, Aberystwyth and Clevedon Town. He is a no-nonsense defender with great organisational skills who leads from the back and will be an inspiration to the younger players in the squad. After helping the team to promotion last season, he was rewarded with the managers Player of the Season award.


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BRAD HOOPER - MIDFIELDERBrad joined Marine in the summer of 2016 having spent the previous few seasons with neighbours Cirencester Town where he was a regular in their side over the previous two seasons. He made over 100 appearances for the Centurions having started in the Cirencester Academy sides. He is another player who was on former manager Dave Webb’s radar over the previous two seasons before signing. He is a precocious talent, skilful on the ball with an eye for a pass as he likes to keep the ball on the floor. He made the central midfield role his own at Cirencester in 2015/16 and he did the same last season at Marine and also scored 15 goals in his first season at the Webbswood. Last season he nearly matched that total but fell one short with 14 goals from midfield, another excellent achievement and one he will be looking to repeat this season.

DAN WILLIAMSON - DEFENDERReading based Dan signed for Marine in June 2018 from Winchester City having joined City from Fleet Town with manager Craig Davis who made the same move in 2016. He is a strong and powerful player that likes nothing better than going forward and supporting the front players.

JOE SHEPHERD - MIDFIELDER / DEFENDER Joe signed for Marine in the summer of 2014 from the previous season’s champions Cirencester Town. He made nineteen starts and three substitute appearances in their Division One South & West championship-winning side in 2013/14, scoring four goals along the way. Joe is another young Swindon based player that former manager Dave Webb was monitoring for some time before he managed to sign him in July 2014. Joe is a box to box midfield player who can also play in defence; he has a great engine and a knack of scoring a vital goal or two along the way. A very versatile player who can play equally in several positions.

JOE SELMAN - MIDFIELDER / WINGER Joe joined Marine in July 2016 after being released by Bristol City at the end of the 2015/16 season.

The football club was founded in 1992 from the amalgamation of two established Hellenic League clubs - Swindon Athletic and Supermarine. After the merger Swindon Supermarine regularly finished in the top eight in the Hellenic Premier Division. In 1994/95 under managers Alan Dyton and Leo Colucci we entered the Wiltshire Premier Shield for the first time and went all the way to the final only to lose out to Trowbridge Town. That all changed in the 1996/97 season when we won our first trophies since the club’s merger when we defeated Devizes Town in the final of the Wiltshire Premier Shield and a successful season came to a close when we won the Hellenic Premier Division Challenge Cup with a win over Kintbury Rangers. Under the guidance of John Fisher and former Swindon Town stalwart Don Rogers in the 1997/98 season the team won their last two fixtures to secure our first Hellenic Premier Division Championship. The 2000/01 season the team won the Hellenic League Premier Division championship title and the retention of the Floodlight Cup. With the championship secured the application to join the Southern League (sponsored by Dr Martens) was accepted. To secure promotion a number of ground improvements were successfully undertaken to meet the league’s guidelines. Manager Alan Dyton informed the club of his decision to step down from his role because of work commitments so in July 2001 the club appointed Swindon Town’s community officer Clive Maguire as first team manager and equally pleasing was that Alan decided to assist Clive that season. Unfortunately, Clive resigned his managerial post at the end of October and after acting as caretaker manager for three games Alan also left the club. Clive’s resignation came after a disastrous start to the season with twelve defeats from thirteen games. The club then secured the services of the vastly experienced John Murphy. John had managed Cinderford Town, Witney Town, Trowbridge Town and Cheltenham Town and had achieved a number of successes in the Southern League. With John at the helm the team staged a tremendous come back in the league to ensure Southern League survival. The following 2002/03 season was unfortunately far worse than our first season in the Southern League and at the end of September 2002 John Murphy decided to relinquish his managerial position with the club rooted at the bottom of the league. The committee promoted the club’s Academy Director, Tom Jones, to the manager’s position but just a month later he resigned following eight defeats. A few days later former Cirencester manager Ray Baverstock accepted the manager’s position and the difficult task of saving the club from relegation. Ray began the daunting task of keeping the club in the Southern League which he duly obliged with a record seven wins from the last eight league. The 2003/04 season started so differently from our first two seasons in the Southern League. With Ray and his team at the helm the team started very well with 18 points and a mid-table position by the end of October 2003. So it was a complete shock to everyone at the club when Ray decided to step down at this time due to personal commitments. Although Ray returned briefly after reconsidering his position he was gone again within a couple of games. Tommy Saunders’ footballing exile ended with the former Chippenham Town boss being unveiled as the man to take over at Swindon Supermarine shortly afterwards. Unfortunately, Saunders’ reign only lasted a couple of months as he resigned. His Assistant, Mark Collier took over the job for the following game against Stourport Swifts and duly led the side to their first victory in seven games. Following that win Mark was offered the position as manager which he accepted and took us to safety with a 17th place finish in the Western Division and Southern League football for the 2004/05 season. For a fifth consecutive season we started the 2005/06 league campaign in the Southern League, with Mark Collier in his first full season as manager and Ian Howell as his assistant and the club had its most successful season to date with a fifth place finish and a place in the end of season play-off’s. Unfortunately, the side lost in the play-off’s to a strong Hemel Hempstead Town who went on to secure promotion to the Premier Division.The 2006/07 season was a successful one as the team scrapped into a play-off place and duly went through to win 2-0 in the play-off final win over Taunton Town to take us into the Southern League Premier Division for 2007/08 season. The team were also successful in winning the Wiltshire Premier Shield with a 2-1 victory over Swindon Town in the final. The following 2007/08 season, the first season in the Southern league Premier Division the side finished a very creditable 12th place and had something to build on. The 2008/09 season saw the team in the top six in January and they had an excellent FA Trophy run only losing in the last sixteen at Conference side Ebbsfleet. The cup meant the side having to play three games a week in the last month or so and dropped out of contention for a play-off place and finished the campaign in mid-table.


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met each week over a six week period then in the second week of June 2010 a new committee was formed to take the club into the new season and in the Southern League! A commitment to financing a playing budget was made by the new committee and Mark Collier accepted the position of continuing as club manager and began the task of recruiting a playing squad for the 2010/11 season and by August 2010 Collier was confident he had a squad of players that could compete with the remaining twenty-one clubs and maintain a place in the Premier Division come May 2011. The 2010/11 season saw the club maintain its Southern League Premier Division status with a very creditable 10th place finish, but besides the solid league performance the team had an exceptional FA Cup run when they went further than ever before as they reached the Second Round and only lost 1-0 away to NPower League 1 side Colchester United. A memorable day for all connected to SSFC and its supporters.A short while after this FA cup run the club accepted the resignation of Manager Mark Collier and Assistant Tom Jones in February 2011 due to personal reasons. Experienced players Gary Horgan and Matt Robinson took over in a caretaker role and rallied the players to perform extremely well and finish the season on a high with three consecutive wins. The 2011/12 season ended in disappointment for the whole club when the team were relegated from the Southern Premier Division to the Division One South & West after finishing in 22nd place, although only losing our position in the Premier Division for the 2012/13 season on goal difference. Shortly after the 2011/12 season ended and after long discussions with Gary and Matt the outcome was that a new manager would be appointed for the 2012/13 season in the South & West Division One. Within a mater of days Highworth Town manager Dave Webb was approached by the club committee with a view of taking over the managerial position at the Webb’s Wood Stadium. Dave Webb accepted the offer and along with his assistant at Highworth Lee Spalding, they were duly appointed Manager and Assistant Manager in May 2012 and quickly began the job of building a side ready and prepared for the tough season ahead in 2012/13 and beyond. In Dave Webb’s first two seasons he managed to lead them to two playoff finishes and two semi-final defeats defeat’s, both at the hands of Merthyr Town, the first on penalties. Last season was something of a non-event as the squad struggled with some devastating injuries that were the main reason for a fourteenth place finish and a much better season was expected in this 2015/16 season. The 2015/16 season saw a couple of wins in the FA Cup and FA Trophy that helped the clubs funds. The team finished the season in a playoff position and just as they did in 2012 and 2013 they unfortunately lost at the semi-final stage once more. On this occasion it came from a 2-1 defeat at Taunton Town but overall although a disappointing end the players did themselves proud and were unlucky to lose a game they dominated. The 2016/17 season saw a team shake up at the beginning with a number of experienced players being released and a group of youngsters set to make their mark on the team and the Southern League. The players worked hard all season and all but for a late slip we could have made the playoffs as the team finished in sixth place, just one position outside the playoffs. In the Cups we had a couple of games in each of the major competitions, the FA Cup and FA Trophy, but was successful in winning the Wiltshire Senior Cup, beating neighbours Highworth Town 2-1 in the final.In mid-January the following season, 2017/18, manager Dave Webb departed the club and his assistant, Lee Spalding, took on the role of Caretake Manager until the end of the season. Come the end of the season Lee and his team finished in fifth place and a playoff position with a Semi-Final at Evesham United. After drawing 1-1 after extra time Marine went through 5-4 on penalties and a playoff final at third placed Wimborne Town. In another tight game, which ended 0-0 after extra time, Marine won 4-3 on penalties and won promotion back to the Evo-Stik South Premier Division and what will be the South Division for season 2018/19.

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Poole Town v Harrow BoroughTuesday 22nd January 2019 7:45pm

TOP DOLPHIN GOAL SCORERSLUKE ROBERTS 9 JAKE SCRIMSHAW 9 RICHARD GILLESPIE 8 MARVIN BROOKS 7 JEZ BEDFORD 6 KORREY HENRY 4 SAM HOUSE 4 JAMES CONSTABLE 4 SAM GRIFFIN 4 WILL SPETCH 3STEVE DEVLIN 3 JAMIE WHISKEN (C) 2FRANKLYN CLARKE 2 ADAM GRANGE 2 JAKE SMEETON 2MICHAEL HUBBARD 1CORBY MOORE 1CARL PETTEFER 1


Poole Town v Chesham UnitedTuesday 29th January 2019 7:45pm


Poole Town v Kings Langley Saturday 2nd February 2019 3:00pm


Poole Town v Walton CasualsSaturday 19th January 2019 3:00pm

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Luke Cairney (GK)Corby Moore

Olie Balmer

Will SpetchJamie Whisken (C)

Steve Devlin

Jake SmeetonJake Scrimshaw

Josh Leslie-Smith

Jack Dickson

Sam House

Jordan Alawode-Williams

Marvin Brooks

Luke Roberts

Adam Grange

Sam Griffin

Jez Bedford

Peter O’Connor

James Constable

Shirts: Red/WhiteShorts: RedSocks: White

MANAGER: TOM KILLICKCOACH: STEVE RICHARDSON

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POOLE TOWN FCMANAGER: MARC WHITE

ASSISTANT MANAGER: DEAN MILTON Shirts: BlueShorts: BlueSocks: Blue

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Will Henry

Connor Thompson

Michael Hopkins

Jamie Edge

Jerel Ifil

Matt Williams

Henry Spalding

Mat Liddiard

Stuart Fleetwood

Conor McDonagh

Ryan Campbell

Brad Hooper

Dan Williamson

Joe Shepherd

Joe Selman

Zak Westlake

Matt Coupe

Referee: Adam Baker (Wimborne)Assistant Referee: Timothy Bunt (Salisbury)Assistant Referee: Gareth Dunn (Salisbury)

MATCH OFFICIALS

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DATE KICK OFF OPPONENT COMP VENUE WLD F-A ATT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

August 201811/08/2018 15:00 Hartley Wintney EVO H L 1-3 349 Hutchings Williams Smeeton Spetch Whisken Pettefer Griffin Moore Brooks Clarke (1) Dickson Leslie-Smith O’Connor Devlin Grange Balmer14/08/2018 19:45 Salisbury EVO A W 2-1 885 Cairney Williams Leslie-Smith Spetch Whisken Moore Griffin (1) Devlin Clarke (1) Brooks Grange Smeeton Hutchings Pettefer Balmer Lowes18/08/2018 15:00 Basingstoke Town EVO A W 2-1 395 Cairney Williams Leslie-Smith Spetch (1) Whisken Moore Griffin Devlin Clarke Brooks (1) Grange Pettefer Hutchings Hubbard Balmer Waters25/08/2018 15:00 Metropolitan Police EVO H D 2-2 299 Cairney Williams Leslie-Smith Smeeton Whisken (1) Moore Griffin Pettefer Clarke Brooks (1) Grange Balmer Hutchings Jamison Gillespie Bedford27/08/2018 15:00 Wimborne Town EVO A W 4-0 918 Cairney Williams Leslie-Smith Spetch Whisken Moore Griffin Pettefer Clarke Brooks (1) Bedford(1) Balmer Hutchings Gillespie (2) Grange Smeeton

September 201801/09/2018 15:00 Staines Town EVO H L 0-2 362 Cairney Williams Smeeton Spetch Whisken Pettefer Leslie-Smith Moore Clarke Balmer Bedford Jamison Hutchings Grange Dickson Richardson08/09/2018 15:00 Shaftesbury Town FAC1Q A W 1-0 439 Cairney Leslie-Smith Smeeton Spetch Whisken Pettefer Bedford Moore Roberts (1) Clarke Griffin Grange Hutchings Brooks Balmer Jamison15/09/2018 15:00 Hendon EVO A L 0-1 263 Cairney Moore Leslie-Smith Spetch Whisken Pettefer Griffin Devlin Clarke Henry Roberts Bedford Hutchings Grange Smeeton Balmer22/09/2018 15:00 Cinderford Town FAC2Q H W 3-0 298 Cairney Moore Williams Leslie-Smith Spetch Whisken Pettefer (1) Bedford Brooks Roberts (1) Gillespie (1) Griffin Hutchings Clarke Balmer Grange29/09/2018 15:00 Farnborough EVO H W 6-0 422 Cairney Williams Leslie-Smith Spetch Whisken Pettefer Bedford (1) Moore Henry (3) Brooks Roberts (1) Gillespie (1) O’Connor Griffin Clarke Devlin

October 201802/10/2018 19:45 Dorchester Town F.C. SLC1R A W 1-1 227 Rolleston Dickson Griffin Jamison Waters Clarke Lowes Devlin Henry (1) Balmer Grange Turner Smeeton McKay Herrington Richardson06/10/2018 15:00 Horsham F.C. FAC3Q A D 1-1 355 Cairney Williams Leslie-Smith Griffin Whisken Pettefer Bedford Moore Gillespie (1) Brooks Roberts Devlin O’Connor Grange Mitchell Gilot09/10/2018 19.45 Horsham F.C. Replay FAC3Q H W 2-1 381 Cairney Williams Leslie-Smith Griffin Whisken (1) Pettefer Bedford Moore (1) Gillespie Brooks Roberts Devlin Smeeton Grange Dickson Gilot13/10/2018 15:00 Taunton Town EVO H W 1-0 406 Cairney Williams Smeeton Leslie-Smith Whisken Moore Griffin Devlin Pettefer Brooks (1) Bedford House O’Connor Gilot Balmer Grange16/10/2018 19:45 Gosport Borough EVO A L 3-2 263 Cairney Williams Smeeton Leslie-Smith Whisken Moore Griffin Devlin (1) Pettefer Brooks (1) Bedford Davis Rolleston Grange Gilot House20/10/2018 15:00 Haringey Borough FAC4Q A L 1-2 403 Cairney Williams Smeeton Spetch Leslie-Smith Moore Griffin Devlin (1) Bedford Pettefer Roberts Grange O’Connor Davis Dickson Gilot27/10/2018 15:00 Frome Town FAT1Q H W 2-1 271 Cairney Williams Smeeton Spetch Whisken Moore Griffin Devlin Gilot Brooks (1) Bedford (1) House Leslie-Smith Davis Gillespie

November 201803/11/2018 15.00 King’s Langley EVO A W 3-0 228 Cairney Williams Smeeton Spetch Whisken Moore Bedford (1) Devlin (1) House Brooks Griffin (1) Davis Pettefer Leslie-Smith Gillespie Grange06/11/2018 19:45 Portland United DSC1 H W 7-1 172 Rolleston Dickson Smeeton Leslie-Smith Jamison Davis Bedford Devlin Gillespie Scrimshaw (6) Grange Turner Sampson (1) Brooks Hubbard10/11/2018 15:00 Brentwood Town FAT2Q A D 2-2 159 Cairney Williams Smeeton Spetch (1) Whisken Pettefer Griffin Moore House Brooks (1) Bedford Davis Scrimshaw Leslie-Smith Gillespie13/11/2018 19:45 Brentwood Town FAT2QR H W 4-1 276 Cairney Williams Leslie-Smith Spetch Whisken Dickson Griffin (1) Moore Gillespie (1) Brooks House (1) Grange Pettefer Smeeton (1) Scrimshaw17/11/2018 15:00 Walton Casuals EVO A W 4-0 206 Cairney Williams Leslie-Smith Spetch Whisken Dickson Griffin Moore Gillespie (1) Brooks Scrimshaw Bedford (1) Davis (1) Pettefer House Grange (1)20/11/2018 19:45 Wimborne Town SLC2R A L 0-3 221 Rolleston Camp Smeeton Grange Alhevba Hubbard Sampson Davis McKay Bedford MarikJ Turner Herrington Richardson24/11/2018 15:00 Dorking Wanderers FAT3Q H L 2-3 285 Cairney Williams Leslie-Smith Spetch Whisken Dickson Griffin Moore Gillespie (1) Brooks (1) Scrimshaw Smeeton Pettefer Davis House

December 201801/12/2018 15:00 Frome Town EVO A D 1-1 290 Cairney Williams Leslie-Smith Spetch (1) Whisken Dickson Griffin Moore Gillespie Brooks House Grange Smeeton Pettefer Bedford04/12/2018 19:45 Swanage Town and Herston FC DSCQF H W 10-2 104 Rolleston Hubbard (1) Mckay Smeeton Williamson Pettefer Bedford (1) Davis (3) House (2) Scrimshaw (1) Grange (1) Sampson (1) Turner Herrington Richardson08/12/2018 15:00 Beaconsfield EVO A D 1-1 93 Cairney Williams Leslie-Smith Spetch Whisken Dickson Griffin Moore Constable Brooks Roberts (1) Gillespie Bedford House Smeeton11/12/2018 19:45 Merthyr Town EVO A W 2-0 279 Cairney Williams Leslie-Smith Spetch Whisken Smeeton Griffin (1) Moore Constable (1) Brooks Roberts Dickson House Gillespie Bedford22/12/2018 15:00 Hartley Wintney EVO A L 3-4 255 Cairney Williams Leslie-Smith Spetch Whisken Smeeton Griffin Moore Constable (1) Brooks Roberts (1) Gillespie House Dickson Bedford Grange26/12/2018 12.30 Wimborne Town EVO H L 2-5 818 Cairney Leslie-Smith Smeeton Spetch Whisken Moore Griffin Dickson Constable (1) Brooks Roberts (1) Scrimshaw Bedford Gillespie House29/12/2018 15:00 Salisbury EVO H D 2-2 623 Cairney Williams Smeeton Spetch Whisken Moore Griffin Devlin Constable Gillespie Roberts (1) House (1) Bedford Leslie-Smith Scrimshaw

January 201901/01/2019 15:00 Weymouth EVO A D 2-2 1270 Cairney Williams Smeeton (1) Spetch Leslie-Smith Grange Griffin Moore Constable Dickson Roberts Gillespie O’Connor Scrimshaw (1) House Bedford05/01/2019 15:00 Gosport Borough EVO H D 1-1 383 Cairney Williams Smeeton Spetch Leslie-Smith Dickson Griffin Moore Constable Brooks Roberts (1) Grange O’Connor House Gillespie Bedford08/01/2019 19:45 Dorchester Town EVO H L 0-1 472 Cairney Williams Smeeton Spetch Leslie-Smith Dickson Griffin Moore Constable Brooks Roberts Lowes Rolleston Bedford Gillespie House12/01/2019 15:00 Tiverton Town EVO A W 2-0 223 Cairney Dickson Smeeton Spetch Leslie-Smith Bedford Griffin Moore Constable (1) Brooks Roberts (1) Lowes Hubbard House Richardson15/01/2019 19.45 Swindon Supermarine EVO H19/01/2019 15:00 Walton Casuals EVO H22/01/2019 19:45 Harrow Borough EVO H26/01/2019 15:00 Dorchester Town EVO A29/01/2019 19:45 Chesham United EVO H

February 201902/02/2019 15:00 Kings Langley EVO H05/02/2019 19:45 Draw Awaited DSCSF TBC09/02/2019 15:00 Swindon Supermarine EVO A12/02/2019 19:45 Tiverton EVO H16/02/2019 15:00 Frome Town EVO H23/02/2019 15:00 Harrow Borough EVO A

March 201902/03/2018 15:00 Beaconsfield Town EVO H09/03/2019 15:00 Chesham United EVO A16/03/2019 15:00 Methyr Town EVO H23/03/2019 15:00 Taunton Town EVO A30/03/2019 15:00 Hendon EVO H

April 201906/04/2019 15:00 Farnborough EVO A13/04/2019 15:00 Basingstoke Town EVO H20/04/2019 15:00 Metropolitan Police EVO A22/04/2019 15:00 Weymouth EVO H27/04/2019 15:00 Staines Town EVO A

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