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WEEKLY NEWS AND MATCH BULLETIN Season 2010/11 No: 14 ­ : ­ 15 th NOVEMBER, 2010

WEEKEND REVIEW By Peter Butcher – Ryman League Communications Administrator

Premier Division Margate’s Wayne Wilson gave hope to the Premier Division’s chasing pack with two goals that earned his side a 3­2 home win over leaders Sutton on Saturday. It was only Sutton’s second defeat and they were threatening to break clear after beating nearest rivals Kingstonian in midweek.

Simon Downer’s own goal gave Margate the lead after 20 minutes but that mishap was forgotten as Kennedy Adjei replied nine minutes later and Bradley Woods­Garness put Sutton ahead with a free­kick soon after the interval. It looked as if Sutton would maintain their six­point lead, but Wilson had other ideas. He quickly made it 2­2 with a free­kick of his own, then smashed home the winner from outside the box in the 73 rd minute.

So Kingstonian are once again within three points of their Surrey rivals with a game in hand after their 3­1 home win over Canvey. Tobi Jinadu’s header gave them an early lead and Bobby Traynor, right back in form after a slow start to the season, added two in the second half. He now has 11 league goals and 14 in all. Danny Heale managed a late reply.

Apart from Sutton, Lowestoft were the only team in the top seven who failed to win on Saturday. Danny Bloomfield’s shot against a post was the closest either side came to scoring in a 0­0 draw with Wealdstone, and the Trawlerboys dropped two places to fifth.

Billericay are up to third after a 2­1 win at Horsham, who remain in the relegation zone.

James Lawson’s header, his third goal in two games since switching from Concord, gave the Essex boys a half­time lead and, although Michael Hector replied in the 52 nd minute, it was his error which led to Anthony Robinson’s 64 th ­minute winner.

Cray wanted to mark their 150 th anniversary season in style and they are on target after moving up to fourth by beating bottom­but­one Aveley 3­0. Steve Lozano put them ahead after three minutes and Ross Lover wrapped it up with two goals before half­time, his second coming from the spot.

Two first­half goals by Les Reed were enough to keep Bury just outside the play­off places with a 2­1 home win over Tooting, who replied through Tyrone Sealey early in the second half and almost drew level when Rob Haworth hit a post.

When Tonbridge thrashed Hornchurch 7­1 last month it proved to be a watershed for both sides. It started a nine­match unbeaten run for the Angels, after a slow start to the season, and so shook up Urchins that they had been undefeated since then, a run of ten games going into Saturday’s return. Something had to give and it was Hornchurch who continued their run with a 3­1 revenge victory. Martin Tuohy put them ahead after 39 minutes, knocking in the rebound when a Lewis Smith shot was parried, and Smith also set up the second for Dave Collis in the 56 th minute. Michael Spencer made it three on 76 minutes after great work by Tambeson Eyong, and Frannie Collin pulled one back from the spot five minutes later.

LEAGUE NEWS LEAGUE NEWS

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Croydon Athletic remain at the foot of the table after going down 4­1 at home to Hendon. The first half was even, with Jon Coke’s opener for the visitors answered by Dan Moody in the 41 st

minute. Then Casey Maclaren struck a vital blow by restoring Hendon’s lead moments before the break and Jamie Busby’s penalty four minutes into the second half effectively settled it. Danny Wishart made quite sure nine minutes later.

Folkestone were bemoaning their luck after going down 2­1 at Concord and slipping back into the bottom four. Darren Smith put them ahead midway through the first half and they had the chance to make it 2­0 from the spot, only for Dale Brightly to save James Everitt’s kick. That allowed Harry Elmes to make it 1­1 at half­time and worse was to follow for the visitors in the 65 th minute. One of their passes hit the referee and they were caught on the wrong foot as Concord pounced on the rebound and Elmes set up the winner for Jacob Erskine.

Hastings led twice but had to settle for a 2­2 draw at Harrow. Sam Adams opened the scoring in the 39 th minute only for Troy Hewitt to square it moments before the break. A Michael Phillips header midway through the second period gave Hastings another glimpse of victory which was snatched away nine minutes later by Dan McGonigle, also with a header. Carshalton and Maidstone slogged out an uninspiring goalless draw at Colston Avenue. Maidstone were happier with the result, which allowed them to escape from the relegation zone.

Division One North Division One North leaders Needham Market were indebted to top marksman Craig Parker as they came from behind to beat Great Wakering 3­2 on Saturday.

Parker ended a month­long goal drought with a hat­trick, taking his season’s tally to 19 and drawing level with Fleet’s Johnnie Dyer as the league’s top marksman in all competitions. Jack Carlile gave the in­form visitors a half­ time lead but Parker levelled with a penalty two minutes after the restart and scored again nine minutes later. Wakering quickly made it 2­2 with a Bradley Walsh header before Parker notched the winner, his 12 th league goal, with seven minutes left.

Wingate & Finchley climbed five places in the table in a matter of moments. They looked set to lose at home to Harlow, which would have seen them finish the day in seventh place, but an 89 th minute equaliser by Gary Burrell was immediately followed by a David Laird penalty which clinched a dramatic 2­1 win and lifted them to second spot, level on points with Needham, though the Marketmen have five games in hand. Burrell’s missed penalty just before the hour had looked likely to be costly when David Cowley’s free­kick gave Harlow the lead shortly afterwards.

Waltham Forest gained their first win of the season on Wednesday but they remain rooted to the bottom after crashing 5­1 at Romford, who regained third place. Ricki Mackin put Romford ahead on the half­hour with a long­ range strike and Paul Kavanagh soon added a second from the spot. Kurt Smith marked his return to the club from landlords Aveley by making it 3­0 five minutes after the interval and Alex Read got the fourth, snapping up the rebound when another Kavanagh penalty was saved. Forest had the consolation of breaching the league’s most miserly defence when Brian Okwere netted in the 77 th minute but Boro had the last word with a Read header.

Maldon & Tiptree moved into fourth place after coming from 2­0 down to beat Redbridge. The Motormen’s improved form seemed to be continuing as Matt Gillingham and Kevin McLeod scored in the game’s first quarter. Michael Deane pulled one back before half­ time, Jack Haverson levelled it with 14 minutes left and James Abbott won it with a 25­yarder five minutes later.

A Kris Newby double enabled East Thurrock to reclaim the final play­off slot with a 2­1 victory at Thamesmead. He followed up after his penalty was saved to open the scoring in the 40 th minute and struck again ten minutes after the interval. Richard Avery pulled one back but Rocks held out and the hosts, second when play began, slid down to seventh place.

Potters Bar also climbed above them with a 1­ 0 home win over Enfield in a bad­tempered affair. Tom Pett got the only goal after 19 minutes but Chris Doyle was shown a second yellow card on the half­hour. Enfield could not make the most of the extra man and lost that advantage in the 60 th minute when it was Richard Morton’s turn for marching orders.

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There were three penalties, all involving Ryan Doyle, in an all­action affair at Brentwood, where Heybridge drew 3­3. Doyle’s foul allowed Chris Bryan to put the visitors ahead with the first spot­kick, but he made amends by equalising after Ryan O’Rawe brought down Steve Butterworth. Joel Barnett’s volley gave Brentwood a half­time lead, only for Swifts to respond just before the hour with two goals in three minutes, from Danny Barber and Luke Callander. Doyle got his side off the hook deep into added time with his second penalty after Taylor Hastings handled.

Cheshunt also left it until added time before beating Waltham Abbey 2­1. Anthony McDonald’s long­range shot gave Cheshunt an eighth­minute lead but Steve Cawley 70 th minute penalty was set to provide Abbey’s ninth draw of the season until Matt Thomson got on the end of a cross from David Hicks.

Michael Toner was the day’s first scorer. He punished a defensive muddle in the 19 th minute and that was enough to give Tilbury all three points at Leyton in an early kick­off.

A single goal, scored by Jack Wignall after seven minutes, was also Sudbury’s winning margin at Ilford, who have lost nine in a row. James Baker almost got a second when he hit the bar and Rhys Darg, a prolific scorer of late, shone at the other end when he cleared off the line from Ilford’s Derek Hawtin.

A valiant show by Ware keeper Obey Murefu was almost fully rewarded when Luke Marshall gave them a 1­0 lead at Grays with 14 minutes left. But the defiant Murefu was finally beaten by Alex Osborne in the 83 rd minute and it finished 1­1.

Division One South Leatherhead striker Greg Andrews cemented his position as the season’s top marksman in Ryman League matches with a hat­trick on Saturday. Andrews took his haul to 17 in 16 games as the Division One South leaders stormed to a 6­0 home win over Horsham YMCA, who may feel they got off lightly after their 11­0 home defeat against the same opposition last month.

Indeed, it looked as if YMCA would restrict their hosts to Jack MacLeod’s 24 th minute goal in the first half until Andrews struck twice in the last three minutes before the break. Kevin

Terry added another three minutes after the restart, Mark Simmons made it five and Andrews completed his treble from the spot with 20 minutes left. Another double­figure score now looked possible but Tanners settled for six. Andrews leads by five in the race for the Golden Boot and his side are nine points clear of Metropolitan Police at the top of the table.

The Police beat Ramsgate 3­0 in a match delayed by almost an hour after the Rams’ coach broke down on the M25. Gary Drewett made up for lost time with an eighth­minute opener and the visitors were in deeper trouble when keeper Brett Mills was sent off for handling outside his area in the 21 st minute. Defender Ryan Harker took over and did well to restrict the hosts to two more goals. Indeed, it looked as if James Field’s effort seven minutes before the break would be their lot until James Cottee wrapped it up deep into added time.

It was enough to restore the Met to second spot as Whitehawk were held to a 3­3 draw at Fleet and slipped back to third. Josh Jones gave them a 19 th minute lead which Johnnie Dyer wiped out with his 19 th league and cup goal shortly before the interval. Dan Read put Fleet ahead 13 minutes after the break, the first of four goals in quick succession. Paul Armstrong made it 2­2, Jamie McClurg restored Fleet’s advantage and Jones tied it up. Only the bar denied him his hat­trick and a matchwinner.

Hawks remain just ahead of Sussex rivals Bognor, who snatched a 2­1 victory at Dulwich with an 89 th minute goal by Ben Johnson. Luke Nightingale had given them the lead with a deflected shot early in the second half, Francis Duku replying with a header on the hour.

The third Sussex club in the play­off places are Burgess Hill, who had a one­man advantage for almost the whole game and duly beat visiting Chipstead 3­0. Denver McKenzie was sent off in the second minute to give Chips real problems but they held out until the stroke of half­time, when Lloyd Cotton made the breakthrough. Steve Harper and Darren Boswell made sure in the second half.

Sittingbourne dropped below Hillians on goal difference after they had to settle for a 1­0

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victory at Whyteleafe. Billy Manners got the goal after only four minutes.

At the other end of the table, Corinthian­ Casuals stayed at the bottom after going down 3­0 at Worthing. Casuals’ best moment came after two minutes, when Saheed Sankoh hit the bar. Michael Huckett converted a penalty early in each half, either side of Tom Lawley’s 39 th minute effort. Tony Timms’ late dismissal took the gloss off Worthing’s performance.

YMCA joined them in the bottom two as Whitstable climbed above them with a 1­1 home draw against Walton & Hersham. Ian Pulman’s 12 th minute penalty gave the Oystermen the lead but Daniel Morris levelled matters ten minutes into the second half with his first goal since leaving Godalming, for whom he scored six times earlier in the season. He arrived at Walton after a brief spell with Dulwich.

Gavin Smith was the centre of attention in Godalming’s 2­0 victory at Chatham. He scored twice in the first half and headed against the bar in the second before his afternoon finished on a stretcher after he was caught by a tackle.

The scoring was also over by half­time at Walton Casuals, where Faversham won 2­1. Alex Waugh’s opener for Faversham was swiftly answered by Michael Barima before Casuals’ top scorer Danny Buckle settled it – by heading into his own net!

Harry Ottaway continued his free scoring for Merstham with a 32 nd minute opener against Eastbourne, who stole a point in added time with Greg Manton’s scrambled equaliser.

Ryman Youth League Many managers say they would rather have points on the board than games in hand, and that seems to be the principle being followed by Kingstonian in the Ryman Youth League.

They have an eight­point lead in the Central Division, having already played ten of their 18 games while several other clubs have managed only half that number. In fairness to K’s, only Leatherhead, eight points behind with three games in hand, have dropped fewer points.

A hat­trick by Matthew Rose­Hazel was the highlight of Kingstonian’s latest success, a 4­2

victory at Sutton on Wednesday which partly atoned for the first team’s 2­0 defeat in the same fixture 24 hours earlier. Just as in that game, it was Sutton who took a first­half lead through Bajrush Halili, but Rose­Hazel wasted no time in replying and he then put K’s ahead just after the hour. Elliott Tomkins made it 2­2 in the 70 th minute but K’s regained the advantage when Carl Downs netted with six minutes left and Rose­Hazel finished the job with his fifth goal in two games.

Leatherhead maintained their challenge with a 3­0 home win over Met Police. It was the 72 nd minute before Joseph Goodman broke the deadlock and the young Tanners made sure with goals in the last three minutes from Dale Malcolm and Kieran Lunn.

A double by Kwame Rennalls earned Walton & Hersham a 2­2 home draw with Carshalton. There were three goals in the first 15 minutes, with efforts by Bobby Bennett and Casey McCabe for the visitors sandwiching Rennalls’ first. He squared it again with a 37 th minute penalty and the second half was scoreless.

Barnet’s two teams featured in both West division matches played this week, and both were beaten. Barnet Black went down 3­0 at Woking, who took the lead through Lewis Martin after little more than a minute. They added two goals in quick succession midway through the second half, George Frith and Timmy Taylor the marksmen.

Barnet Amber went down 2­0 at Harrow, who collected their first points of the season and moved above their opponents at the foot of the table. Amari Ellington put them ahead after 35 minutes and Peter Morales nabbed the second in the 70 th minute.

There were no other league games played because of waterlogged pitches, but Dulwich advanced to the second round of the Lucas Fettes Youth Cup with a 2­0 home win over Whyteleafe. Dulwich, who are preparing to face Yeovil in the FA Youth Cup, took the lead in the 28 th minute through Michael Chambers and he also claimed the second just before the end.

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SIDNEY RANGER Sidney Ranger, a past Secretary of Leatherhead Football Club, passed away on Friday, 5 th November.

He was a well­respected secretary and his generosity of spirit was appreciated many in the football world, players, officials and opponents alike.

His funeral will take place on Wednesday, 24 th November at 1pm at St Georges Church, Barnett Wood Lane, Ashtead Surrey KT21 2DA. No floral tributes but donations to the Royal British legion or to the Leatherhead Swans, a charitable organisation originated by Sidney for disabled people in the Leatherhead area.

PITCH INSPECTIONS The procedures for pitch inspections are documented on page 92/93 of the current League handbook and on the Information Page on the League website.

The League Secretary, Bruce Badcock, must be informed in advance in all cases of the date and time when a pitch inspection has been requested, and then of the outcome once the inspection has been completed and a decision taken. This will enable the current status for matches that are in doubt or have been postponed to be carried on the League website.

With the continued uncertain weather approaching, home clubs must make provisional arrangements for pitch inspections in advance of match day.

In the first place the Match Referee must be contacted. If the match referee is unavailable or lives too far away to sensibly attend, then another Level 3 Contributory League referee should be used.

If for any reason this is not possible, permission must be obtained for a Level 4 official (Contributory League assistant referee) to undertake the inspection from the League Secretary, Bruce Badcock, or from the FA Appointing Officers Dave Cook or John Jones.

Where the match referee does not make the inspection, in ALL cases the inspecting official

must speak to the match referee from the pitch/ground for the decision to be confirmed.

A match postponement form must be completed at the time, signed by the inspection official, and sent (faxed) to the League Office as soon as possible. The FA (Dave Cook) do not require a copy.

CHAMPIONSHIP MANAGER CUP ­ FOURTH ROUND DRAW The draw for the Fourth Round of The Championship Manager Cup will be published on the League’s website on Friday, 19 th November.

Matches are to be played week commencing Monday, 6 th December, 2010. The quarter­ finals are dated for week beginning Monday, 17 th January, 2011, and the semi­finals week beginning Monday, 21 st February, 2011.

The Final will be played on Wednesday, 30 th March, 20110.

MATCH FOOTBALLS All Isthmian League and Cup games must be played with a Chryso match football. Any replacement footballs used during the course of the game must also be Chryso footballs.

Clubs are required to use a white based Chryso football for matches played in the period August to November, and then March through to the end of the season. During the months of December, January and February, a yellow based football must be used.

FA TROPHY – FIRST ROUND PROPER DRAW The draw for the First Round Proper of the FA Trophy will be made on Monday, 22 nd November at Wembley Stadium. The details of the draw for matches involving Ryman Football League clubs will be published on the League website as soon as possible.

Matches are to be played on Saturday, 7 th December 2010.

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RESULTS RESULTS

Monday, 8 th November, 2010 Premier Division Aveley 0 ­ 2 Harrow Borough 141

Hewitt 69, Clarke 84

Tuesday, 9 th November, 2010 Premier Division Billericay Town 2 ­ 1 Concord Rangers 249

Lawson 25, 41 Stokes 17 Folkestone Invicta 1 ­ 1 AFC Hornchurch 148

Tait 29 Tuohy 49 Hastings United 0 ­ 1 Carshalton Athletic 267

R. Joseph 85 Hendon 3 ­ 3 Bury Town 139

Coulson 35 (og), Parker 82, Henderson 10 (pen), L. Reed 30 Busby 89 Bullard 35

Maidstone United 2 ­ 4 Cray Wanderers 205 Stone 31, Whitnell 56 Lozano 23, Saunders 63,

Phillips 79, Hamici 84 Sutton United 2 ­ 0 Kingstonian 779

Ebsworth 22, Dundas 43 Tonbridge Angels 1 ­ 1 Margate 326

Browning 61 Stubbs 8 Tooting & Mitcham United 1 ­ 2 Horsham 173

Sealey 63 Charman 90+1, Butler 90+4 (og) Wealdstone 4 ­ 3 Croydon Athletic 310

Dyer 7, Fitzgerald 47, 78 (pen), George 37, Elgar 59 Dean 82 Savage 90

Division One North AFC Sudbury 6 ­ 3 Maldon & Tiptree 512

Baker 19 (pen), 36, Sweeney 5, 47, Deane 34 Darg 61, 63, 85, Townrow 89

East Thurrock United Postponed Romford (Waterlogged pitch)

Enfield Town 2 ­ 2 Leyton 152 Hope 87, 90 (pen) Traore 25, Laryea 84

Great Wakering Rovers 0 ­ 1 Grays Athletic 101 Reynolds 78

Harlow Town 0 ­ 4 Brentwood Town 182 Green 21, 31, 90 (pen), Butterworth 50

Heybridge Swifts Postponed Needham Market (Waterlogged pitch)

Redbridge Postponed Wingate & Finchley (Waterlogged pitch)

Tilbury 0 ­ 1 Thamesmead Town 55 Patterson­Bohner 25

Waltham Abbey 6 ­ 2 Ilford 51 Farrell 47, 49 (pen), 55 (pen), 70, Haleem 21, Gabriel 35 Campbell 67, 81

Division One South Bognor Regis Town Postponed Walton Casuals

(Waterlogged pitch) Chipstead 1 ­ 2 Whyteleafe 102

Coburn 31 Brown 65, O’Flaherty 70 Corinthian­Casuals 3 ­ 1 Dulwich Hamlet 78

Horwood 18, Wiltshire 36 McCallum 87 Sergeant 85

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Faversham Town 2 ­ 1 Chatham Town 128 Abel 22, 63 Huggins 90

Godalming Town Postponed Metropolitan Police (Waterlogged pitch)

Horsham YMCA 3 ­ 5 Merstham 85 Gordon 17, 33 Ottaway 30, 45, 54, 85, Collewijn 62 Marvell 40

Ramsgate 0 ­ 2 Leatherhead 108 Thompson 6, MacLeod 13

Sittingbourne 2 ­ 0 Whitstable Town 106 Bradbrook 65, Nuttall 88

Walton & Hersham 3 ­ 2 Fleet Town 85 Todd 63, Ojukwu 65. Hankin 31, Harrison 61 Frewen 82

Whitehawk 1 ­ 0 Worthing 150 Godfrey 81

Hertfordshire Senior Cup – First Round Hitchin Town 3 ­ 4 Ware 62

Howell 33, 52m George 90 Turpin 22, 81, Mitchell 60 (pen), Karagul 62

Suffolk Senior Cup – Quarter­Final Lowestoft Town 5 ­ 0 Newmarket Town 256

McGlone 7, 41, 63, Clark 62, Forshaw 69

Wednesday, 10 th November, 2010 Division One North Waltham Forest 2 ­ 1 Cheshunt 35

Suchley 1, 45 Hicks 36 Division One South Eastbourne Town 2 ­ 4 Burgess Hill Town 140

Manton 3, Ferdinando 23 Day 34, Curd 37, Green 63, Boswell 90+1

Saturday, 13 th November, 2010 Premier Division AFC Hornchurch 3 ­ 1 Tonbridge Angels 301

Tuohy 39, Collis 56, Collin 81 (pen) Spencer 76

Bury Town 2 ­ 1 Tooting & Mitcham United 515 L. Reed 18, 35 Sealey 54

Carshalton Athletic 0 ­ 0 Maidstone United 321

Concord Rangers 2 ­ 1 Folkestone Invicta 183 Elmes 34, Erskine 65 Smith 23

Cray Wanderers 3 ­ 0 Aveley 167 Lozano 3, Lover 18, 38 (pen)

Croydon Athletic 1 ­ 4 Hendon 91 Moody 41 Coke 15, C. Maclaren 45,

Busby 49 (pen), Wishart 58 Harrow Borough 2 ­ 2 Hastings United 132

Hewitt 45, McGonigle 77 Adams 39, Phillips 68 Horsham 1 ­ 2 Billericay Town 281

Hector 52 Lawson 33, Robinson 64 Kingstonian 3 ­ 1 Canvey Island 380

Jinadu 11, Traynor 49, 66 Heale 88 Lowestoft Town 0 ­ 0 Wealdstone 737

Margate 3 ­ 2 Sutton United 397 Downer 20 (og), Wilson 57, 73 Adjei 29, Woods­Garness 49

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Division One North Brentwood Town 3 ­ 3 Heybridge Swifts 192

Doyle 14 (pen), 90 (pen), Bryan 13 (pen), Barber 57, Barnett 27 Callander 60

Cheshunt 2 ­ 1 Waltham Abbey 146 MacDonald 8, Thomson 90 Cawley 70 (pen)

Grays Athletic 1 ­ 1 Ware 224 Osborn 83 Marshall 76

Ilford 0 ­ 1 AFC Sudbury 81 Wignall 6

Leyton 0 ­ 1 Tilbury 22 Toner 19

Maldon & Tiptree 3 ­ 2 Redbridge 64 Deane 35, Haverson 76, Gillingham 4, McLeod 22 J. Abbott 81

Needham Market 3 ­ 2 Great Wakering Rovers 193 Parker 47 (pen), 56, 83 Carlile 23, Walsh 61

Potters Bar Town 1 ­ 0 Enfield Town 161 Pett 19

Romford 5 ­ 1 Waltham Forest 86 Mackin 30, Kavanagh 35 (pen), Okwera 77 Smith 50, Read 72, 84

Thamesmead Town 1 ­ 2 East Thurrock United 71 Avery 59 Newby 40, 55

Wingate & Finchley 2 ­ 1 Harlow Town 166 Burrell 89, Laird 90 (pen) Cowley 60

Division One South Burgess Hill Town 3 ­ 0 Chipstead 135

Cotton 45, Harper 72, Boswell 75

Chatham Town 0 ­ 2 Godalming Town 124 G. Smith 28, 45

Dulwich Hamlet 1 ­ 2 Bognor Regis Town 280 Duku 60 Nightingale 49, Johnson 89

Fleet Town 3 ­ 3 Whitehawk 147 Dyer 41, Read 58, Jones 19, Armstrong 60, McClurg 62 Jones 70

Leatherhead 6 ­ 0 Horsham YMCA 256 MacLeod 24, Andrews 43, 45, 71 (pen), Terry 48, Simmons 58

Merstham 1 ­ 1 Eastbourne Town 117 Ottaway 32 G. Manton 90+3

Metropolitan Police 3 ­ 0 Ramsgate 77 Drewett 8, Field 38, Cottee 90+4

Walton Casuals 1 ­ 2 Faversham Town 111 Barima 25 Waugh 24, Buckle 43 (og)

Whitstable Town 1 ­ 1 Walton & Hersham 195 Pulman 12 (pen) Morris 55

Whyteleafe 0 ­ 1 Sittingbourne 91 Manners 4

Worthing 3 ­ 0 Corinthian­Casuals 274 Huckett 11 (pen), 51 (pen), Lawley 39

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FIXTURES FIXTURES

Monday, 15 th November, 2010 Championship Manager Cup – Third

Round Kingstonian vs. Fleet Town Walton Casuals vs. Burgess Hill Town

Tuesday, 16 th November, 2010 Premier Division Carshalton Athletic vs. Bury Town

Division One North Cheshunt vs. Grays Athletic Redbridge vs. Wingate & Finchley

Division One South Whitehawk vs. Godalming Town

Championship Manager Cup – Second Round

Heybridge Swifts vs. Brentwood Town Lowestoft Town vs. AFC Sudbury Ware vs. Wealdstone

Championship Manager Cup – Third Round

Concord Rangers vs. Dulwich Hamlet Cray Wanderers vs. Folkestone Invicta Harrow Borough vs. Leyton Leatherhead vs. Chipstead Maldon & Tiptree vs. East Thurrock United Romford vs. Aveley Sittingbourne vs. Tooting & Mitcham

United Thamesmead Town vs. Tonbridge Angels Waltham Abbey vs. Potters Bar Town

Middlesex Senior Cup – First Round Hendon vs. Enfield Town

Sussex Senior Cup – Second Round Horsham vs. Crawley Town

Wednesday, 17 th November, 2010 Premier Division Croydon Athletic vs. Margate

Championship Manager Cup – Third Round

Metropolitan Police vs. Eastbourne Town

Thursday, 18 th November, 2010 Essex Senior Cup – Third Round Hullbridge Sports vs. Redbridge

Saturday, 20 th November, 2010 Premier Division Canvey Island vs. Cray Wanderers Harrow Borough vs. Croydon Athletic Hastings United vs. Bury Town Tooting & Mitcham United vs. Carshalton

Athletic

Division One North East Thurrock United vs. Wingate &

Finchley Enfield Town vs. Maldon & Tiptree Great Wakering Rovers vs. Potters Bar

Town Leyton vs. Ilford Tilbury vs. Cheshunt Waltham Abbey vs. Thamesmead Town Waltham Forest vs. Brentwood Town Ware vs. Needham Market

Division One South Chipstead vs. Worthing Corinthian­Casuals vs. Merstham Eastbourne Town vs. Whyteleafe Faversham Town vs. Leatherhead Godalming Town vs. Dulwich Hamlet Horsham YMCA vs. Walton Casuals Ramsgate vs. Fleet Town Sittingbourne vs. Burgess Hill Town Walton & Hersham vs. Chatham Town Whitehawk vs. Metropolitan Police

FA Trophy – Third Round Qualifying Bideford vs. AFC Hornchurch Bognor Regis Town vs. Hampton &

Richmond Borough Boreham Wood vs. Romford Brackley Town vs. Wealdstone Cirencester Town vs. Grays Athletic Eastleigh vs. Folkestone Invicta Harlow Town vs. Maidstone United Lowestoft Town vs. Swindon Supermarine Sutton United vs. Billericay Town Truro City vs. AFC Sudbury Welling United vs. Tonbridge Angels

Monday, 22 nd November, 2010 Premier Division Kingstonian vs. Hendon

Division One South Walton Casuals vs. Godalming Town

Tuesday, 23 rd November, 2010 Premier Division AFC Hornchurch vs. Tooting & Mitcham

United Bury Town vs. Canvey Island Carshalton Athletic vs. Wealdstone Concord Rangers vs. Hastings United Cray Wanderers vs. Tonbridge Angels Harrow Borough vs. Sutton United Horsham vs. Maidstone United Lowestoft Town vs. Billericay Town Margate vs. Folkestone Invicta

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Division One North Brentwood Town vs. AFC Sudbury Cheshunt vs. East Thurrock United Maldon & Tiptree vs. Harlow Town Needham Market vs. Redbridge Potters Bar Town vs. Waltham Forest Romford vs. Great Wakering Rovers Thamesmead Town vs. Heybridge Swifts Wingate & Finchley vs. Tilbury

Division One South Burgess Hill Town vs. Whitehawk Dulwich Hamlet vs. Faversham Town Fleet Town vs. Horsham YMCA Leatherhead vs. Corinthian­Casuals Merstham vs. Bognor Regis Town Whitstable Town vs. Chipstead Whyteleafe vs. Ramsgate Worthing vs. Eastbourne Town

Wednesday, 24 th November, 2010 Premier Division Croydon Athletic vs. Aveley

Division One North Grays Athletic vs. Enfield Town Ilford vs. Ware

Division One South Metropolitan Police vs. Walton & Hersham

Saturday, 27 th November, 2010 Premier Division Aveley vs. Hendon Billericay Town vs. Hastings United Concord Rangers vs. Cray Wanderers Croydon Athletic vs. AFC Hornchurch Folkestone Invicta vs. Bury Town Harrow Borough vs. Carshalton Athletic Horsham vs. Canvey Island Lowestoft Town vs. Maidstone United Margate vs. Tooting & Mitcham United Sutton United vs. Wealdstone Tonbridge Angels vs. Kingstonian

Division One North AFC Sudbury vs. Wingate & Finchley Enfield Town vs. Heybridge Swifts Grays Athletic vs. Needham Market Great Wakering Rovers vs. Waltham

Forest Harlow Town vs. Waltham Abbey Ilford vs. Thamesmead Town Leyton vs. Cheshunt Maldon & Tiptree vs. East Thurrock United Potters Bar Town vs. Brentwood Town Tilbury vs. Romford Ware vs. Redbridge

Division One South Bognor Regis Town vs. Horsham YMCA Burgess Hill Town vs. Metropolitan Police Chatham Town vs. Fleet Town Dulwich Hamlet vs. Ramsgate

Eastbourne Town vs. Corinthian­Casuals Godalming Town vs. Leatherhead Merstham vs. Faversham Town Sittingbourne vs. Chipstead Walton & Hersham vs. Worthing Whitstable Town vs. Walton Casuals Whyteleafe vs. Whitehawk

Monday, 29 th November, 2010 Premier Division Wealdstone vs. Margate

Tuesday, 30 th November, 2010 Premier Division Folkestone Invicta vs. Carshalton Athletic Horsham vs. Harrow Borough Maidstone United vs. Kingstonian Sutton United vs. Croydon Athletic

Division One North AFC Sudbury vs. Enfield Town Leyton vs. Harlow Town Romford vs. Redbridge Ware vs. Potters Bar Town

Division One South Fleet Town vs. Walton & Hersham Leatherhead vs. Dulwich Hamlet

Championship Manager Cup – Third Round

Canvey Island vs. Heybridge Swifts or Brentwood Town

Cheshunt vs. Lowestoft Town or AFC Sudbury

Ware or Wealdstone vs. Wingate & Finchley

Essex Senior Cup – Fourth Round Billericay Town vs. East Thurrock United Brentwood Town vs. Great Wakering

Rovers Concord Rangers vs. AFC Hornchurch

Kent Senior Cup – First Round Dartford vs. Tonbridge Angels Ramsgate vs. Chatham Town Whitstable Town vs. Welling United

London Senior Cup – First Round Thamesmead Town vs. Hanwell

Surrey Senior Cup – Second Round Merstham vs. Godalming Town Whyteleafe vs. Woking

Sussex Senior Cup – Second Round Bognor Regis Town vs. Seaford Town Burgess Hill Town vs. Loxwood Hastings United vs. AFC Uckfield Wick vs. Worthing

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Wednesday, 1 st December, 2010 Division One South Metropolitan Police vs. Sittingbourne

Sussex Senior Cup – Second Round Brighton & Hove Albion vs. Horsham

YMCA (at Horsham YMCA FC) Eastbourne Town vs. Eastbourne United

Friday, 3 rd December, 2010 Division One South Leatherhead vs. Merstham

Saturday, 4 th December, 2010 Premier Division AFC Hornchurch vs. Harrow Borough Bury Town vs. Horsham Canvey Island vs. Croydon Athletic Carshalton Athletic vs. Margate Cray Wanderers vs. Lowestoft Town Hastings United vs. Folkestone Invicta Hendon vs. Sutton United Kingstonian vs. Concord Rangers Maidstone United vs. Tonbridge Angels Tooting & Mitcham United vs. Billericay

Town Wealdstone vs. Aveley

Division One North Brentwood Town vs. Great Wakering

Rovers Cheshunt vs. Ilford East Thurrock United vs. AFC Sudbury Heybridge Swifts vs. Leyton Needham Market vs. Enfield Town Redbridge vs. Tilbury Romford vs. Potters Bar Town Thamesmead Town vs. Harlow Town Waltham Abbey vs. Ware Waltham Forest vs. Grays Athletic Wingate & Finchley vs. Maldon & Tiptree

Division One South Chipstead vs. Dulwich Hamlet Corinthian­Casuals vs. Godalming Town Faversham Town vs. Bognor Regis Town Fleet Town vs. Burgess Hill Town Horsham YMCA vs. Walton & Hersham Metropolitan Police vs. Whyteleafe Ramsgate vs. Eastbourne Town Walton Casuals vs. Sittingbourne Whitehawk vs. Whitstable Town Worthing vs. Chatham Town

LEAGUE TABLES As at Saturday, 13 th November, 2010

PREMIER DIVISION P W D L F A Pts GD Sutton United 16 10 4 2 27 11 34 +16 Kingstonian 15 10 1 4 27 15 31 +12 Billericay Town 16 8 5 3 23 17 29 +6 Cray Wanderers 16 8 4 4 32 17 28 +15 Lowestoft Town 14 8 4 2 21 8 28 +13 Bury Town 14 7 5 2 23 20 26 +3 AFC Hornchurch 16 7 5 4 21 20 26 +1 Hendon 13 6 5 2 30 19 23 +11 Concord Rangers 16 6 5 5 22 19 23 +3 Carshalton Athletic 13 6 3 4 19 13 21 +6 Tonbridge Angels 15 6 3 6 25 23 21 +2 Margate 15 5 5 5 20 15 20 +5 Canvey Island 14 5 5 4 18 14 20 +4 Hastings United 16 4 6 6 20 21 18 ­1 Tooting & Mitcham United 16 5 3 8 20 29 18 ­9 Wealdstone 16 4 5 7 17 20 17 ­3 Harrow Borough 13 4 2 7 16 22 14 ­6 Maidstone United 17 2 6 9 17 30 12 ­13 Folkestone Invicta 15 2 5 8 9 22 11 ­13 Horsham 14 3 2 9 10 27 11 ­17 Aveley 16 2 4 10 11 27 10 ­16 Croydon Athletic 14 2 3 9 14 33 9 ­19

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DIVISION ONE NORTH P W D L F A Pts GD Needham Market 11 10 0 1 32 11 30 +21 Wingate & Finchley 15 9 3 3 29 23 30 +6 Romford 13 8 4 1 22 6 28 +16 Maldon & Tiptree 16 9 1 6 33 30 28 +3 East Thurrock United 13 8 3 2 27 14 27 +13 Potters Bar Town 15 8 3 4 27 22 27 +5 Thamesmead Town 15 8 3 4 24 19 27 +5 Harlow Town 13 8 0 5 21 19 24 +2 Heybridge Swifts 15 6 5 4 29 18 23 +11 AFC Sudbury 14 6 5 3 28 23 23 +5 Enfield Town 14 7 1 6 25 18 22 +7 Brentwood Town 13 6 3 4 27 19 21 +8 Great Wakering Rovers 15 6 3 6 23 24 21 ­1 Grays Athletic 14 5 4 5 17 18 19 ­1 Cheshunt 15 5 4 6 22 24 19 ­2 Waltham Abbey 17 3 8 6 25 28 17 ­3 Ware 16 5 2 9 23 29 17 ­6 Tilbury 16 4 0 12 13 28 12 ­15 Redbridge 14 2 3 9 17 30 9 ­13 Ilford 15 2 3 10 15 32 9 ­17 Leyton 16 1 6 9 13 33 9 ­20 Waltham Forest 17 1 4 12 16 40 7 ­24

DIVISION ONE SOUTH P W D L F A Pts GD Leatherhead 16 12 3 1 46 14 39 +32 Metropolitan Police 12 9 3 0 34 7 30 +27 Whitehawk 15 8 5 2 34 18 29 +16 Bognor Regis Town 13 9 2 2 31 15 29 +16 Burgess Hill Town 16 8 4 4 32 25 28 +7 Sittingbourne 17 8 4 5 29 23 28 +6 Merstham 17 6 7 4 32 32 25 +0 Godalming Town 14 8 1 5 24 30 25 ­6 Walton Casuals 15 6 4 5 24 25 22 ­1 Eastbourne Town 16 5 6 5 27 28 21 ­1 Worthing 14 5 5 4 32 20 20 +12 Faversham Town 16 5 5 6 22 24 20 ­2 Fleet Town 14 6 2 6 24 28 20 ­4 Chatham Town 17 6 2 9 17 26 20 ­9 Dulwich Hamlet 15 5 2 8 22 24 17 ­2 Walton & Hersham 15 5 2 8 22 26 17 ­4 Chipstead 16 4 5 7 21 31 17 ­10 Whyteleafe 16 5 2 9 21 32 17 ­11 Ramsgate 17 4 4 9 28 35 16 ­7 Whitstable Town 15 2 4 9 21 31 10 ­10 Horsham YMCA 16 3 1 12 20 55 10 ­35 Corinthian­Casuals 16 2 3 11 21 35 9 ­14

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PLAYER MOVEMENTS Players Registered to date: 2,296 New Players Registered this week: 32

Player From To Date Agyei, Kwabena Leatherhead Whyteleafe 12 th November 2010 Blackman, Lloyd Carshalton Athletic Whitstable Town 13 th November 2010 Blewden, Luke Sittingbourne Tonbridge Angels 9 th November 2010 Callander, Sam Faversham Town Whitehawk 12 th November 2010 Carey, Lee J. Tonbridge Angels Horsham 12 th November 2010 Collins, David AFC Sudbury Brentwood Town 12 th November 2010 Depeazer, Robert Croydon Athletic Leyton 9 th November 2010 Devaux, Tom Halstead Town AFC Sudbury 9 th November 2010

(Short term loan) Elliott, Steve L. Horsham Eastbourne Town 11 th November 2010 Flavin, Lee Godalming Town Horsham YMCA 13 th November 2010 Goodman, Blake Godalming Town Leatherhead 9 th November 2010 Graham, Shane Walton & Hersham Horsham 9 th November 2010 Grant, Wayne Redbridge Ilford 8 th November 2010 Harris, Courtney Fulham Croydon Athletic 9 th November 2010

(Short term loan) Henry, Zak Croydon Athletic Leyton 9 th November 2010 Hill, Dean Dover Athletic Maidstone United 12 th November 2010

(Short term loan) Hunt, Davy Ware Tilbury 9 th November 2010 Junaid, Dayo Godalming Town Walton & Hersham 12 th November 2010 Lawson, James Concord Rangers Billericay Town 9 th November 2010 Lye, Danny Faversham Town Maidstone United 12 th November 2010 Martin, Anthony C. Billericay Town Great Wakering Rovers 8 th November 2010

(Short term loan) Morris, Daniel Dulwich Hamlet Walton & Hersham 12 th November 2010 Piper, Chris Croydon Athletic Tonbridge Angels 11 th November 2010 Rice, Kane Maidstone United Chatham Town 9 th November 2010 Smith, Kurt Aveley Romford 9 th November 2010 Stanley, Glenn Godalming Town Walton & Hersham 12 th November 2010 Sunday, Samuel Ilford Leyton 13 th November 2010 Tait, Allan D. Horsham Folkestone Invicta 8 th November 2010 White, Craig Redbridge Tilbury 13 th November 2010 Williams, Gareth I. Horsham Walton & Hersham 8 th November 2010 York, Matt Metropolitan Police Merstham 12 th November 2010 Yorke, Reece Barnet Wealdstone 5 th November 2010

(Short term loan)

FIXTURE CHANGES TABLE Premier Division

Match Original Date New Date Aveley vs. Lowestoft Town 20 th November 2010 6 th December 2010 Billericay Town vs. Harrow

Borough 20 th November 2010 14 th December 2010

Bury Town vs. Harrow Borough 26 th October 2010 21 st December 2010 Canvey Island vs. Lowestoft

Town 9 th November 2010 14 th December 2010

Folkestone Invicta vs. Carshalton Athletic

23 rd October 2010 30 th November 2010

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Folkestone Invicta vs. Horsham 20 th November 2010 7 th December 2010 Hendon vs. AFC Hornchurch 20 th November 2010 14 th December 2010 Hendon vs. Lowestoft Town 26 th October 2010 7 th December 2010 Horsham vs. Carshalton Athletic 27 th October 2010 14 th December 2010 Kingstonian vs. Aveley 15 th November 2010 20 th December 2010 Maidstone United vs. Kingstonian 20 th November 2010 30 th November 2010 Tonbridge Angels vs. Concord

Rangers 20 th November 2010 14 th December 2010

Tonbridge Angels vs. Hendon 6 th November 2010 11 th January 2011 Canvey Island vs. Billericay Town 1 st January 2011 3 rd January 2011 Aveley vs. Bury Town 1 st January 2011 3 rd January 2011 Hendon vs. Canvey Island 14 th December 2010 30 th November 2010

Division One North Match Original Date New Date Brentwood Town vs. Needham

Market 26 th October 2010 21 st December 2010

Grays Athletic vs. Great Wakering 3 rd November 2010 15 th December 2010 Heybridge Swifts vs. Romford 20 th November 2010 11 th January 2011 Leyton vs. Harlow Town 30 th October 2010 30 th November 2010 Redbridge vs. Grays Athletic 20 th November 2010 7 th December 2010 Thamesmead Town vs.

Redbridge 1 st January 2011 3 rd January 2011

East Thurrock United vs. Romford 9 th November 2010 21 st December 2010 Tilbury vs. Grays Athletic 1 st January 2011 3 rd January 2011 East Thurrock United vs. Harlow

Town 30 th November 2010 11 th January 2011

Heybridge Swifts vs. Needham Market

9 th November 2010 4 th January 2011

Redbridge vs. Wingate & Finchley 9 th November 2010 16 th November 2010 Heybridge Swifts vs. Brentwood

Town 30 th November 2010 18 th January 2011

Great Wakering Rovers vs. Needham Market

30 th November 2010

Division One South Match Original Date New Date Fleet Town vs. Walton &

Hersham 16 th November 2010 30 th November 2010

Metropolitan Police vs. Sittingbourne

27 th October 2010 1 st December 2010

Dulwich Hamlet vs. Metropolitan Police

1 st January 2011 3 rd January 2011

Ramsgate vs. Chatham Town 1 st January 2011 3 rd January 2011 Bognor Regis Town vs. Walton

Casuals 9 th November 2010 21 st December 2010

Godalming Town vs. Metropolitan Police

9 th November 2010

Horsham YMCA vs. Worthing 1 st January 2011 3 rd January 2011

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RYMAN YOUTH LEAGUE

RESULTS RESULTS Monday, 8 th November 2010 South­East Division Horsham Postponed Ashford Town

(Waterlogged pitch) Tonbridge Angels Postponed Eastbourne Town

(Waterlogged pitch) Middlesex FA Senior Youth Cup – Second Round Ashford Town (Middx) 4 ­ 1 Northwood 26

Fountain 16, Taylor 18, Douglas 62 Luckins 28, Gerson 74

Tuesday, 9 th November 2010 West Division Woking 3 ­ 0 Barnet (Black) 40

Martin 2, Frith 65, Taylor 70

Wednesday, 10 th November 2010 Central Division Chipstead Postponed Thamesmead Town Leatherhead 3 ­ 0 Metropolitan Police 30

Goodman 72, Malcolm 87, Lunn 90

Sutton United 2 ­ 4 Kingstonian 42 Halili 26, Tomkins 70 Rose­Hazell 29, 63, 90, Downs 84

Walton & Hersham 2 ­ 3 Carshalton Athletic 25 Rennalls 7, 37 (pen) Bennett 3, McAbe 15,

West Division Fleet Town Postponed Staines Town

(Waterlogged pitch) Harrow Borough 2 ­ 0 Barnet (Amber) 61

Ellington 35, Morales 70 Lucas Fettes Youth Cup – First Round Dulwich Hamlet 2 ­ 0 Whyteleafe 26

Chambers 28, 90 Middlesex FA Senior Youth Cup – Second Round Wealdstone 2 ­ 1 Hampton & Richmond Borough

Thursday, 11 th November 2010 South­East Division Maidstone United Postponed Lewes

(Waterlogged pitch) Welling United Postponed Horsham YMCA

(Waterlogged pitch) Whitehawk Postponed Burgess Hill Town

(Waterlogged pitch) Lucas Fettes Youth Cup – First Round Faversham Town Postponed Folkestone Invicta

(Waterlogged pitch) Middlesex FA Senior Youth Cup – Second Round Hanworth Villa Postponed Hayes & Yeading United

(Waterlogged pitch)

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FIXTURES FIXTURES

Monday, 15 th November 2010 South­East Division Burgess Hill Town vs. Welling United Eastbourne Town vs. Maidstone United Worthing vs. Tonbridge Angels

Tuesday, 16 th November 2010 Lucas Fettes Youth Cup – First Round Wingate & Finchley vs. Aveley

Wednesday, 17 th November 2010 Central Division Leyton vs. Leatherhead Sutton United vs. Chipstead South­East Division Ashford Town vs. Whitehawk West Division Fleet Town vs. Northwood Surrey FA Senior Youth Cup – Second Round Guildford City vs. Walton & Hersham Knaphill vs. Carshalton Athletic

Thursday, 18 th November 2010 Central Division Metropolitan Police vs. Thamesmead Town South­East Division Horsham YMCA vs. Horsham West Division Barnet (Black) vs. Staines Town Lucas Fettes Youth Cup – First Round Wealdstone vs. Barnet (Amber) Welling United vs. Brentwood Town

Lucas Fettes Youth Cup – Second Round Redbridge vs. Leyton

FA Youth Cup – Second Round Proper Woking vs. Cheltenham Town

Surrey FA Senior Youth Cup – Second Round Kingstonian vs. Lingfield

Week beginning Monday, 15 th November 2010 Surrey FA Senior Youth Cup – Second Round Woking vs. Westfield

Monday, 22 nd November 2010 Central Division Walton & Hersham vs. Metropolitan Police South­East Division Horsham vs. Burgess Hill Town Tonbridge Angels vs. Ashford Town

Worthing vs. Maidstone United West Division Hampton & Richmond Borough vs. Hayes &

Yeading United

Tuesday, 23 rd November 2010 West Division Woking vs. Harrow Borough Lucas Fettes Youth Cup – First Round Faversham Town vs. Folkestone Invicta

Wednesday, 24 th November 2010 Central Division Chipstead vs. Kingstonian Leatherhead vs. Carshalton Athletic Leyton vs. Sutton United South­East Division Welling United vs. Eastbourne Town West Division Fleet Town vs. Ashford Town (Middx) ­

postponed Hampshire FA Youth Cup – Second Round Fleet Town vs. Aldershot Town

Thursday, 25 th November 2010 Central Division Thamesmead Town vs. Whyteleafe South­East Division Horsham YMCA vs. Lewes West Division Northwood vs. Barnet (Amber) Sussex FA Youth Cup – Third Round Worthing vs. Rustington

Sunday, 28 th November 2010 Sussex FA Youth Cup – Third Round Burgess Hill Town vs. Lancing Hassocks vs. Lewes Whitehawk vs. Horsham

Monday, 29 th November 2010 Lucas Fettes Youth Cup – Second Round Tonbridge Angels vs. Maldon & Tiptree

Week beginning Monday, 13 th December 2010 Middlesex FA Senior Youth Cup – Quarter­Final AFC Hayes vs. Ashford Town (Middx)

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RYMAN YOUTH TABLES As at Saturday, 13 th November, 2010

CENTRAL DIVISION P W D L F A Pts GD Kingstonian 10 7 2 1 25 11 23 +14 Leatherhead 7 5 0 2 17 10 15 +7 Walton & Hersham 8 3 2 3 15 19 11 ­4 Whyteleafe 7 3 1 3 14 13 10 +1 Chipstead 9 3 1 5 12 20 10 ­8 Sutton United 5 2 1 2 14 8 7 +6 Thamesmead Town 5 2 1 2 7 9 7 ­2 Metropolitan Police 7 2 1 4 12 20 7 ­8 Carshalton Athletic 5 1 3 1 11 9 6 +2 Leyton 7 1 0 6 14 22 3 ­8

SOUTH­EAST DIVISION P W D L F A Pts GD Whitehawk 7 4 2 1 12 7 14 +5 Maidstone United 5 4 1 0 20 3 13 +17 Lewes 6 3 3 0 14 5 12 +9 Eastbourne Town 7 3 2 2 14 8 11 +6 Burgess Hill Town 6 3 1 2 9 8 10 +1 Welling United 4 2 2 0 7 3 8 +4 Tonbridge Angels 5 2 1 2 4 3 7 +1 Horsham 8 2 0 6 6 24 6 ­18 Worthing 4 1 0 3 4 5 3 ­1 Ashford Town 5 0 1 4 1 8 1 ­7 Horsham YMCA 5 0 1 4 4 21 1 ­17

WEST DIVISION P W D L F A Pts GD Hayes & Yeading United 7 5 1 1 21 12 16 +9 Staines Town 5 4 1 0 13 7 13 +6 Ashford Town (Middx) 6 4 0 2 15 4 12 +11 Woking 5 3 0 2 9 6 9 +3 Hampton & Richmond Borough 4 2 1 1 9 3 7 +6 Northwood 5 2 1 2 11 7 7 +4 Barnet (Amber) 8 2 0 6 10 20 6 ­10 Fleet Town 4 1 0 3 7 13 3 ­6 Harrow Borough 5 1 0 4 3 9 3 ­6 Barnet (Black) 5 1 0 4 2 19 3 ­17

CUP COMPETITIONS LUCAS FETTES YOUTH CUP

T First Round Carshalton Athletic vs. Horsham Dulwich Hamlet vs. Whyteleafe – 2­0 Eastbourne Town vs. Tooting & Mitcham United – 1­2

Faversham Town vs. Folkestone Invicta – 23 rd November 2010

Hampton & Richmond Borough vs. Harrow Borough – 2­1

Horsham YMCA vs. Sutton United – 1­3 Kingstonian vs. Woking – 3­1 Maldon & Tiptree vs. Waltham Abbey – 3­2 Margate vs. Ashford Town – 0­1 Merstham vs. Maidstone United – 1­2 Metropolitan Police vs. Staines Town – 0­1 Thamesmead Town vs. Ramsgate – 2­1 Wealdstone vs. Barnet (Amber) – 18 th November 2010

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Welling United vs. Brentwood Town – 18 th November 2010

Wingate & Finchley vs. Aveley – 16 th November 2010

Worthing vs. Lewes – 1­3

Second Round Ashford Town (Middx) vs. Northwood Billericay Town vs. Thamesmead Town Carshalton Athletic or Horsham vs. Whitehawk

Faversham Town or Folkestone Invicta vs. Ashford Town

Fleet Town vs. Staines Town Hampton & Richmond Borough vs. Molesey Hayes & Yeading United vs. Kingstonian Sutton United vs. Dulwich Hamlet Leatherhead vs. Lewes Maidstone United vs. Cray Wanderers Walton & Hersham vs. Wealdstone or Barnet (Amber)

Welling United or Brentwood Town vs. Wingate & Finchley or Aveley

Barnet (Black) vs. Hendon – 1­2 Redbridge vs. Leyton – 18 th November 2010 Tonbridge Angels vs. Maldon & Tiptree – 29 th November 2010

Tooting & Mitcham United vs. Burgess Hill Town – 29 th November 2010

CLUB GOSSIP NEEDHAM MARKET FC As well as new signings it is important to Needham Market that existing player’s are happy to commit themselves to our climb up the non­league pyramid. That is why the fact that last year’s supporters and players “Player of the Season”, “Pip” Boyland’s signature on the contract originally outlined in the summer is another major step forward for the club.

The fact that Needham Market management team of Danny Laws and Andy Gould have been busy strengthening the squad has been given a further boost by this key figure in last season’s double winning side. Everyone at the club has seen this young man develop into an uncompromising defender that is comfortable playing anywhere across the back line. After some time away from Needham where “Pip” was making his mark at Sudbury and Leiston he returned to Needham in 2008/9 and has commanded a regular first team place playing over 70 times since then. This season he is showing that he is very comfortable playing at the higher level and has been a major reason for the great start to the season.

General Manager Andy Gould, commented “Anyone that has seen Pip play will know how committed and wholehearted he is about his football. Opposing strikers need to be at the very top of their game to get past him; with two strong feet and a competitive streak a “mile wide” his is another major signing for the club.”

The club also welcomes the extra number of supporters that follow “Pip” home and away and long may it continue!

WHITSTABLE TOWN FC Whitstable Town Football Club have announced that they have signed two players, who both went straight into the squad for Saturday’s home game:

T­J Moncur (Age23) joins the club on a temporary basis having last played for Chesterfield and looking to return to the Football League in the Winter Transfer Period; prior to this TJ played at Wycombe Wanderers (under Peter Taylor), Fulham where he went out on loan with Bradford and Arsenal whom he played for between the age of 9 and 16. He has also played for England at U16­17 & 18.

Living in nearby Herne Bay, this East London boy has completed his Level 1 & 2 Coaching Badges and currently completing his Level 3/Uefa B badge under the stewardship of Kent County Football Association’s Alan Walker.

His preferred position is central midfield, but whilst playing for Peter Taylor often played attacking Right Back.

Sam Callandar (Age 20) had a previous short time at the Club whilst on loan from Ebbsfleet where he spent three years emerging from their PACE Team; Sam has also played for John Still’s Dagenham & Redbridge and more latterly Faversham Town as he currently study’s Law at Kent University in Canterbury. Sam’s preferred position is Striker or wide on the wing.

One of Mark Lane’s new signings, Lloyd Blackman, was named “Man of the Match”. after his first game for Whitstable Town along with other new additions T­J Moncur and Sam Callandar. Lane said, ”I was impressed with Lloyd’s first run out in a red shirt and he fully deserved being named man of the match for

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Town. I feel there is much, much more to come from Lloyd.”

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WEEKLY STATS ATTACK Top Goalscorers (League goals only) (As at Saturday, 13 th November, 2010) PREMIER DIVISION Lge Goals Laurent Hamici Cray Wanderers 11 Bobby Traynor Kingstonian 11 Frannie Collin Tonbridge Angels 9 Belal Aite­Ouakrim Hendon 7 Danny Hockton Maidstone United 7 Les Reed Bury Town 7 Ross Lover Cray Wanderers 7 Shaun Welford Margate 6 Richard Jolly Sutton United 6 Greg Ngoyi Wealdstone 6 Byron Harrison Carshalton Athletic 6 Dean Lodge Kingstonian 6 Bradley Woods­Garness Sutton United 6

Jamie Busby Hendon 6 Martin Tuohy AFC Hornchurch 6

DIVISION ONE NORTH Lge Goals Joe Sweeney Maldon & Tiptree 12 Craig Parker Needham Market 12 Leon Smith Wingate & Finchley 10 Gabriel Mormodu Thamesmead Town 8 Kris Newby East Thurrock United 8 Sam Newson Needham Market 7 Nathan Stone Needham Market 7 Kye Ruel East Thurrock United 7 Tom English Heybridge Swifts 7 James Baker AFC Sudbury 7 Liam Farrell Waltham Abbey 7

DIVISION ONE SOUTH Lge Goals Greg Andrews Leatherhead 17 Tom Bradbrook Sittingbourne 11 Tommy Hutchings Leatherhead 9 Harry Ottaway Merstham 9 Eddie Smith Metropolitan Police 8 Jason Prior Bognor Regis Town 8 Johnnie Dyer Fleet Town 8 Ian Pulman Whitstable Town 8 Ashley Robinson Eastbourne Town 7 Marl Lovell Ramsgate 7 Ray Freeman Chipstead 7 Terry Dodd Worthing 7 Christopher O’FlahertyWhyteleafe 7 Mike Huckett Worthing 7

YOUTH LEAGUE Lge Goals George Griffiths Walton & Hersham 9 Dale Malcolm Leatherhead 9 Alistair Dewar Kingstonian 7 Romaine Walker Northwood 7 Mario Quiassaca Staines Town 7 Christopher Webster Whyteleafe 6 Matthew Robinson Kingstonian 6 Paul Mancktellow Maidstone United 6

Hat­trick heroes (Week beginning Monday, 8 th November2010) This week’s four goal heroes are: Liam Farrell Waltham Abbey Harry Ottaway Merstham

This week’s hat­trick stars are: Rhys Darg AFC Sudbury Dean Green Brentwood Town Craig Parker Needham Market Greg Andrews Leatherhead

This week’s Ryman Youth League hat­trick star is: Matthew Rose­Hazel Kingstonian

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Best Attendances – Club by Club (As at Saturday, 13 th November, 2010) PREMIER DIVISION 1,265 Lowestoft Town vs. Sutton United

9 th October 2010 1,253 Sutton United vs. Margate

2 nd October 2010 750 Kingstonian vs. Sutton United

4 th October 2010 654 Tooting & Mitcham United vs. Sutton

United 30 th August 2010

650 Horsham vs. Folkestone Invicta 18 th September 2010

641 Margate vs. Maidstone United 30 th August 2010

628 Billericay Town vs. Canvey Island 30 th August 2010

DIVISION ONE NORTH 512 AFC Sudbury vs. Maldon & Tiptree

9 th November 2010 427 Grays Athletic vs. Tilbury

30 th August 2010 311 Harlow Town vs. Cheshunt

6 th November 2010 309 Enfield Town vs. Harlow Town

30 th August 2010 266 Needham Market vs. Maldon & Tiptree

30 th August 2010 195 Cheshunt vs. Brentwood Town

4 th September 2010

DIVISION ONE SOUTH 366 Bognor Regis Town vs. Chatham

Town 18 th September 2010

299 Worthing vs. Leatherhead 21 st August 2010

295 Whitstable Town vs. Faversham Town 30 th August 2010

278 Burgess Hill Town vs. Bognor Regis Town

30 th August 2010 269 Dulwich Hamlet vs. Merstham

23 rd October 2010 267 Merstham vs. Leatherhead

11 th September 2010 251 Chatham Town vs. Sittingbourne

16 th October 2010 236 Leatherhead vs. Walton & Hersham

16 th October 2010

Wins Analysis (As at Saturday, 13 th November, 2010) PREMIER DIVISION Matches Played: 165 Home Wins 68 41.2% Away Wins 52 31.5% Draws 45 27.3% Home Goals 236 Away Goals 206 Total Goals 442 Goals per game 2.68

DIVISION ONE NORTH Matches Played: 161 Home Wins 73 45.3% Away Wins 54 33.5% Draws 34 21.2% Home Goals 283 Away Goals 225 Total Goals 508 Goals per game 3.16

DIVISION ONE SOUTH Matches Played: 169 Home Wins 76 45.0% Away Wins 55 32.5% Draws 38 22.5% Home Goals 327 Away Goals 257 Total Goals 584 Goals per game 3.46

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League Form Guide (Last six matches) PREMIER DIVISION W D L F A Pts 1 AFC Hornchurch 4 2 0 11 4 14 2 Billericay Town 4 2 0 11 6 14 3 Cray Wanderers 4 1 1 13 7 13 4 Kingstonian 4 0 2 12 6 12 5 Sutton United 3 2 1 13 6 11 6 Tonbridge Angels 3 2 1 9 6 11 7 Bury Town 3 2 1 12 10 11 8 Lowestoft Town 2 4 0 7 1 10 9 Concord Rangers 3 1 2 8 5 10 10 Hendon 2 3 1 17 11 9 11 Margate 2 3 1 10 5 9 12 Wealdstone 2 3 1 8 7 9 13 Carshalton Athletic 2 2 2 7 7 8 14 Canvey Island 2 2 2 7 8 8 15 Tooting & Mitcham Utd 2 1 3 8 10 7 16 Maidstone United 1 3 2 7 11 6 17 Horsham 2 0 4 6 15 6 18 Harrow Borough 1 1 4 6 10 4 19 Folkestone Invicta 1 1 4 4 11 4 20 Hastings United 0 3 3 4 8 3 21 Aveley 0 1 5 2 13 1 22 Croydon Athletic 0 1 5 7 19 1

DIVISION ONE NORTH W D L F A Pts 1 Needham Market 6 0 0 17 6 18 2 Maldon Town 5 0 1 14 11 15 3 Romford 4 2 0 11 2 14 4 Wingate & Finchley 4 1 1 14 8 13 5 Potters Bar Town 4 1 1 10 7 13 6 Great Wakering Rovers 4 0 2 12 7 12 7 Brentwood Town 3 2 1 12 8 11 8 Thamesmead Town 3 2 1 9 6 11 9 East Thurrock United 3 1 2 9 8 10 10 AFC Sudbury 2 3 1 11 8 9 11 Harlow Town 3 0 3 8 10 9 12 Redbridge 2 2 2 14 13 8 13 Cheshunt 2 2 2 11 11 8 14 Grays Athletic 1 3 2 5 7 6 15 Waltham Abbey 1 2 3 13 12 5 16 Ware 1 1 4 11 11 4 17 Heybridge Swifts 0 4 2 7 9 4 18 Enfield Town 1 1 4 9 13 4 19 Waltham Forest 1 1 4 7 16 4 20 Tilbury 1 0 5 1 9 3 21 Leyton 0 2 4 5 15 2 22 Ilford 0 0 6 4 15 0

DIVISION ONE SOUTH W D L F A Pts 1 Leatherhead 5 1 0 24 3 16 2 Whitehawk 5 1 0 14 6 16 3 Bognor Regis Town 5 0 1 15 6 15 4 Metropolitan Police 3 3 0 18 6 12 5 Worthing 3 2 1 15 6 11 6 Merstham 3 2 1 15 13 11 7 Burgess Hill Town 3 1 2 13 8 10 8 Sittingbourne 3 1 2 8 6 10 9 Fleet Town 3 1 2 13 12 10 10 Walton & Hersham 3 1 2 12 11 10 11 Faversham Town 2 3 1 12 11 9 12 Walton Casuals 2 3 1 8 10 9 13 Whyteleafe 3 0 3 8 10 9 14 Godalming Town 3 0 3 9 17 9 15 Eastbourne Town 2 2 2 12 10 8 16 Chatham Town 2 2 2 6 7 8 17 Corinthian­Casuals 2 0 4 8 12 6 18 Ramsgate 1 2 3 8 14 5 19 Horsham YMCA 1 0 5 9 22 3 20 Whitstable Town 0 2 4 9 14 2 21 Chipstead 0 2 4 8 16 2 22 Dulwich Hamlet 0 1 5 4 11 1 (reproduced with the permission of Football Web Pages from

their website at www.footballwebpages.co.uk )

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