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Chairman: Ken Jacobs Commercial Director: Craig Buck-

ingham Manager: Wayne Mew

Assistant Manager: Stuart Long Coach: Dave Smith

Coach: Andy Darnton Res. Manager: Francis Benali

Res. Coach: Craig Mew Treasurer: Paul Taylor

Secretary: Carolyn Mew Wyvern Secretary: Laura Hicks

Medical Staff: Paul Coffin & Dave Penny

Programme Editor: Cam Melling

Home colours: White & Black Away Colours: Blue

First Team Midweek Games: Tuesdays Reserve Midweek Games: Tuesdays

Club Website: www.romseytownfc.com Founded: 1886

Ground: The Bypass Ground Last Season

Sydenhams Wessex Premier Division: 16th FA Cup: Extra Preliminary Round

FA Vase: Second Qualifying Round Hampshire Senior Cup: 2nd Round

League Cup: 1st Round

Welcome to the Bypass Ground—home of Romsey Town FC. We hope you enjoy your short stay here at our club.

Next Home Game: New Milton 10/01/12 (7:45) Next Away Game: Brading Town 14/01/12

Match Officials Referee: G. Hughes Assistants: G. Shaw M. Misselbrook

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Hello and welcome back to the Bypass Ground, hope you are enjoying the new year and had good Christmas. The festive period has been less than festive - we have managed to complete just one game since we last played at home on the 10th December. The winter weather has really took its toll on Wessex League pitches. However, the one game we did manager was a success. A single goal from Simon De‘ath in the first half was enough to earn us a superb win away to Totton & Eling. It was De‘ath‘s 26th goal of the season - in all competitions - and he has shown no signs of slowing down after Christmas. Simon is still top goalscorer in the league. One of our postponed home games has been rearranged, our League Cup 3rd Round match against New Milton has been rescheduled to Tuesday night, the 10th January with kick off being at 7:45. A couple of our cup runs have been drawn too. In the Quarter Finals of the Hampshire Senior Cup, we have been drawn away on January 17th to Blue Square Bet South side Eastleigh which is sure to be a tough test but defi-nitely not a step too far. Elsewhere, if we overcome New Milton we will face 4th place Christchurch in the League Cup Quarter Finals. I hope you enjoy today‘s game and have a good new year. Come on The Town!

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After playing in the war time Hythe and District League the club joined the Southampton Junior League and in 1946 won the Division One title and appeared in the final of the Senior Cup losing to NDLC. However the following season they won the Cup and were Southampton League West Division champions. After this with progression in mind the Club applied to join the Hampshire League and when they were accepted made their debut in Division Three West in the 1950/1 season. Although they won the title the following season, the Club did not move into Division Two until 1956/7. They remained in this division for the next four seasons but were relegated at the end of 1959/60. Bad fortune lasted for 15 years as the Club dropped into Division Four, were promoted in 1974/5 after finishing third but dropped back again in 1979/80. Then in 1981/2 the Hampshire League reorganised and Division Four was swal-lowed up by Division Three and as runners up promotion was secured to Division Two. After three seasons in Division Two, promotion was gained to the top division, overhauling run away leaders, Lock-sheath, with a last match win at Cowes. In the first season in the top flight the Club finished a credible tenth. In the following seasons the Club established itself as one of the most consistent teams in the league with eleven top six finishes including, three second places and then won the elusive Championship in 1997/8. With the establishment of the Wessex League in 1986/87 Blackfield & Langley recognised that to compete against the best in local football the long term aim had to be elevation to the new league. With the emphasis for entry into the league being on facilities as much as ability on the pitch negotiations were opened with Fawley District Council for a long lease on a ground which gave the Club the necessary security to develop it to the required standard. The pitch at Gang Warily was identified and the Council provided a playing surface that is the envy of many teams. The Chairman at the time, Hans McDonald, his successor Ian Hoare and an enthusiastic Committee set about bring-ing the ground up to standard. The best opportunity came in the Championship year 1997/8 but the funds ran out to complete ground improvements, so second place Moneyfields were promoted. The Clubs‘ chance for promotion came two years later. A last match win at West Wight Mayflower earned third place required and the dream had been realised after 50 seasons of Hampshire League Football. After 5 years in Wessex Div 1 the club were rele-gated to the new Div 2 in 2004. Over the years Blackfield and Langley has had their fair share of Cup success. In the 1980/90s the Club made six appearances at the Dell in the Southampton Senior Cup to add to the two in the 1940s, ending up as winners in four of them. The last success in 1998 producing a league and cup double. In the 2000 final the Club suffered the agony of losing 2-1 in a replay to AC Delco after a power failure lead to the abandonment of the first game with 15 minutes to go and with a 2-0 lead. The club were losing finalists in the Russell Cotes Cup in 1986, the Hampshire Youth League Cup in 1991 and the Hampshire Youth Floodlight Final in 1998. The Club in 2004/5 became only the second club in Hampshire football to be awarded the FA ADULT STANDARD CHARTER. In 2007/8 the Club were awarded FA CHARTER STANDARD status. The 2008/9 season saw success return to the Club with promotion, under the guidance of Jon Gittens, back to the top division of the Wessex League. Jon Gittens left the club in the early part of the 2010/11 season and Assistant Manager Louis Bell was put in charge.

Name: Blackfield and Langley F.C. Nickname: The Watersiders Team Colours: Green and White Manager: Louis Bell 10/11 League Position: 14th 10/11 Most Appearances: Neil Williams (40) 10/11 Top Goalscorer: Neil Williams (18) Last season‘s results: 2-0 & 1-0 to Blackfield

Blackfield & Langley Blackfield currently lay in 18th place in the league. They are without a win in their last 3 league games. On 4 occasions this season the side has scored 5 goals or more, including their 5-4 win over us. Only on 6 occasions this season in the league have they failed to score. Their home and away form as been pretty similar this season with only 3 points more being picked up at home from an additional 2 games. Warren Hunt will be their main threat with 10 goals in 16 games. They include former Romsey player Ashley Johnson who’s free kicks can be devastat-ing.

Steve Hollicks – Position: Goalkeeper In his debut season for the Town in goal. Great shot stopper. Jake Fulford – Position: Goalkeeper Young goalkeeper who came through from QK. Matthew Brown – Position: Goalkeeper Good ‗keeper, has been solid every time he‘s been called on. Jake Long – Position: Left back Tough full back resigned last sea-son from Lymington after previously being at Romsey Richard Hayter - Position: Defender Solid defender who can play all across the back—ever present last season Gareth Batchelor – Position: Centre Back Skilful centre back who begins his second season with Romsey. Can play at the heart of midfield. Ross Gregory – Position: Centre back Captain spent many years at Romsey before signing for AFC Totton and is back at the heart of the defence Henry Rule – Position: Centre back New signing, previously of M&T. Jamie Thoroughgood – Position: Centre back New defender in the heart of the defence. Signed from Guilford. Jack Vallis—Position: Centre back Exciting young centre back on loan from Eastleigh. Luke Baker – Position: Centre Midfield Second season at Town, formed a solid partnership with Chris Hall last season. Luke Dempsey Position: Midfield Tough tackling centre mid who can also fill in at centre back signed from high flyers Sholing. Chris Hall – Position: Midfield Second season in centre midfield and an eye for a goal. Converted into right back this season. Kieran Gallagher – Position: Centre Midfield Joined part way through last season and has been solid since. Chris Morris – Position: Midfield New midfielder recruited from Al-resford, very, very skilful and can walk past players. Danny Barker – Position: Midfield Tough centre mid with lots of experience. Macs Sampays – Position: Wing Third season at Romsey, never misses a game. Puts a good ball into the box and beats players. Callum Stanley – Position: Wing Very fast winger who can beat anyone. James Whitlock – Position: Wing Skilful winger who has pro-gressed through the reserves Simon De‘ath – Position: Striker The Assassin, Romsey legend, longest ever serving player and all time top goalscorer. Guaran-teed to score you goals. Ryan Long – Position: Striker Very quick striker who resigned halfway through last season after leaving for Gosport for 6 months. Can also use his pace on the wing. Ben ‗Chalky‘ White – Position: Striker New striker signed from Al-ton Town has scored over 30 goals in the past two seasons. Con-tributes much more than goals.

Steve Hollick

Jake Long

Richard Hayter

Gareth Batchelor

Luke Baker

Luke Dempsey

Ross Gregory

Chalky White

Ryan Long

Simon De‘ath

Macs Sampays

Chris Morris

Chris Hall

Jamie Bray - 22 years old. Joined the Club last season. An excellent shot stopper with great distribution. Jamie is one of clubs most committed players, travelling from the IOW and never missing training or matches. John Howard – Talented young Keeper, great shot stopper . Ashley Johnson (Woody) - 19 years old. Joined the Club this season. Former clubs Ports-mouth & Bournemouth. Woody can play right back/wing back or right wing. Whips in a mean cross from the right. Ryan Ferguson-17 years old .Talented defender recently signed from Gosport. Charlton Clarke - 23 years old. This is Charlton‘s 3rd season at the club. Previous clubs in-clude New Milton and Gosport. Charlton has immense strength. Another good organiser. Very strong in the air and a great tackler. Ashley Vickers 33 years old. Central Defender recently manager of Blue Square South Dor-chester Town. Major coup for the club sure to be a tremendous signing. Chris Aslett Central Defender recently signed from Bounemouth University great signing in the heart of the defence . Glenn Knight - 25 years old. Glenn joined the club last season from Moneyfields. Glenn is a hard tackling, holding midfield player with a great engine. Has a real bite to his tackles and is comfortable on the ball. Joe Bye - 23 years old. Joe joined the club during last season. Previous clubs include Ports-mouth, AFC Totton and Fareham Town. Plays in midfield. Terrific engine, tracks back well and is a great box to box player. Matt Hartfield – 27 years old recent signing Busy midfield player will not stop running all day . Louie Castles - 21 years old. Louie was at Porstmouth FC as a youth and scholar, and comes to us from his last club Bognor Regis. A very talented hard working wide player with an eye for goal. Warren Hunt - 27 years old. Signed this season from Moneyfields where he scored 27 goals from 32 appearances. Warren is a prolific goal scorer who has had spells at Leyton Orient and Portsmouth. His movement and touch are exceptional. Beng‘Yela Ngwa - 23 years old. Beng joined this season from Totton & Eling and has had spells with Eastleigh and Romsey. A very strong forward with the ability to hold up play one minute and turn and beat the defender the next. Has plenty of goals in him. Immannuel Soetan - 20 years old. Manni recently joined the club on loan. He is a very tal-ented striker who impressed during our pre-season friendly against his current club AFC Totton Lloyd O Neil -22 years old . Lloyd recently signed from Gosport Borough. Talented forward sure to score goals. Bobby Scott Talented tricky striker already showing signs of making a formidable partner-ship with Warren Nathan Lynch -Recent signing from Wimborn Town. Tall strong forward with a eye for goal .

Blackfield & Langley

Date Opposition H/A Competition Result Scorers

12/08/11 Bournemouth Home League 1-0 Simon De‘ath

20/08/11 Brading Town Home FA Cup 0-1

23/08/11 Moneyfields Away League 5-6 Simon De‘ath 2, Ryan Long 2, Macs Sampays

27/08/11 Newport (IOW) Home League 1-3 Macs Sampays

29/08/11 Winchester Home League 2-3 Simon De‘ath, Ryan Long

03/09/11 Hayling United Away League 2-1 Simon De‘ath, Chalky White

06/09/11 Bemerton Heath Home League 1-0 Ryan Long

10/09/11 Bournemouth Away League 1-3 Simon De‘ath

13/09/11 Cowes Sports Home HSC 1st Round 7-3 White 3, De‘ath, Morris, Baker, R.Long

17/09/11 Lymington Home League 0-1

20/09/11 Blackfield & Langley Home League 4-5 Simon De‘ath 3, Chris Hall

24/09/11 Fawley Home FA Vase 1-3 Simon De‘ath

27/09/11 Moneyfields Home League 3-0 Chris Hall, Ross Gregory, Macs Sampsays

01/10/11 GE Hamble Away League 0-2

08/10/11 Rozel Rovers Home HSC 2nd Round 2-0 Ryan Long 2

12/10/11 Newport (IOW) Away League 2-0 Ryan Long 2

15/10/11 Hamworthy Home League 2-1 Luke Baker, Jamie Thoroughgood

18/10/11 AFC Portchester Away League Cup 1st Round 1-0 Ben White

22/10/11 New Milton Away League 3-2 Simon De‘ath 3

25/10/11 Fawley Home League 3-3 Macs Sampays, Simon De‘ath, Ryan Long

29/10/11 Fareham Home League 2-1 Own Goal, Chris Hall

01/11/11 Amesbury Town Away League Cup 2nd Round 5-0 De‘ath 2, Sampays, White, Long

05/11/11 Alton Home League 6-2 R. Long 2, White, Gregory, Hall, Sampays

08/11/11 Lymington Away League 2-3 Jack Vallis, Chris Hall

12/11/11 Hayling United Home League 5-0 Simon De‘ath 2, Ryan Long 3

19/11/11 Brading Town Home League 3-0 Simon De‘ath 2, Macs Sampays

22/11/11 New Milton Home League 1-0 Ben White

26/11/11 Winchester Away League 3-3 Simon De‘ath 3

06/12/11 New Milton Away HSC 3rd Round 5-0 Ryan Long 3, Jamie Thoroughgood, Gareth Batchelor

27/12/11 Totton & Eling Away League 1-0 Simon De‘ath

07/01/12 Blackfield & Langley Home League

10/01/12 New Milton Home League Cup 3rd Round

14/01/12 Brading Town Away League

17/01/12 Eastleigh Away HSC Quarter Finals

21/01/12 Downton Away League

04/02/12 Christchurch Home League

11/02/12 Fawley Away League

18/02/12 Bemerton Heath Away League

25/02/12 Alresford Home League

10/03/12 Fareham Away League

17/03/12 Horndean Away League

24/03/12 Hamworthy Away League

31/03/12 Laverstock & Ford Home League

07/04/12 Totton & Eling Home League

14/04/12 Downton Home League

28/04/12 Alton Away League

Romsey Town: A brief history The club was formed in 1886 when a meeting took place at the Town Hall ―to consider the desirability of forming a foot-ball club in the town.‖ Initially they played at Alma Road and in 1889 began playing in local league football where they had successful spells in a number of competitions before joining the Southampton League as founder members in 1908. The 1920s were a good decade for Romsey Town and after winning the Hampshire Intermediate Cup and the South-ampton Senior League they gained entry into the Hampshire League but struggled in the West Division and returned to local football after just one season. In 1930, Romsey moved to Priestlands, which is now Romsey School, and returned to the Hampshire League where they were placed in Division 2. Here the club were better prepared as they went on to produce some of their best attacking sides, featuring well in both league and cup competitions. In 1956, they were relegated and moved to their current home, The Bypass Ground. Romsey continued in Division 3 but the early 1960s saw a further decline in fortune, eventually resulting in relegation from the league in 1964. Because the football pyramid was not yet in existence, the club were forced to drop right down to replace their reserves in Jun-ior Division 1 of the Southampton League and it was not until 1968 that they won promotion back to the senior section. By the 1970s, the club started to re-surface out of the doldrums of lower league football and after three successive pro-motions and a Southampton Senior Cup triumph in 1974. Romsey regained their Hampshire League status in 1975 where they promptly won the Division 4 title at the first attempt. Romsey proceeded to end the decade on a high note, again winning promotion and the Hampshire Intermediate Cup in 1978 followed by arguably their finest hour a year later when they won Division 2 title and unexpectedly defeated Farnborough Town 1–0 in the Hampshire Senior Cup final played at the The Dell. The 1980s saw Romsey consolidate in Division 1 before becoming founder members of the Wessex League in 1986. Here they soon became a strong force, and after some encouraging campaigns, they clinched the title in 1990 and en-joyed numerous good cup runs, most notably in 1990 when they lost 1–2 at home to Littlehampton Town in the 4th Quali-fying Round. A change of personnel saw Romsey fall into decline, and after a nightmare season in 1993 they were relegated back to Division 1 of the Hampshire League, from where they were again relegated. Despite these setbacks, Romsey bounced back and within two years they had won the Southampton Senior Cup and promotion back to the Wessex League. How-ever, they struggled in what had become a much harder competition. In 1998, Romsey were again relegated back to the Hampshire League and a series of managers and large turn-over of players saw them slip into the league's third di-vision. In 2003, the club hit an all-time low when they bottom but the club were re-elected, and since then they have en-joyed a remarkable upturn in fortunes. In 2004 the Wessex League absorbed the original Hampshire League and due to their facilities Romsey were placed in Division 1 and after some encouraging final placings they won promotion in 2007 back to the top flight, now known as the Premier Division. In the 2007–08 season with manager Glenn Burnett at the helm Romsey's team spirit was at an all-time high. The team were performing well on the pitch as well with two consecutive mid-table finishes really consolidat-ing Romsey's position in the Wessex Premier League. At the end of the 2009–10 season, Glenn Burnett decided to step down blaming his decision to leave on how much he had to do at the club. Assistant manager Lee Harrison soon fol-lowed suit. As well as a large percentage of the squad that Glenn had been crafting over the last few seasons. In the 2010–11 season, backed by the new management duo of Wayne Mew and Stuart Long, began with many trials as Romsey searched to rebuild a team. In the end Romsey finished in 16th position in the league despite a lack of players. One of the high points of the season was Romsey's longest-serving and most prolific player in their history, Simon De'ath, who finished with 25 league goals, placing him seventh in the goalscorer charts. Wayne Mew continued at the helm for the 2011–12 and managed to keep hold of striker Simon De'ath despite interest from numerous bigger clubs—including Winchester City.

Romsey Town: Honours Wessex League Champions 1989/90

Hampshire League Division 2 Champions 1978/79, Runners-up 1994/95 Hampshire League Division 3 Runners-up 1946/47, 1977/78 & 2003/04 Hampshire League Division 4 Champions 1975/76

Hampshire Senior Cup Winners 1978/79. Finalists 1948/49 Hampshire Intermediate Cup Winners 1926/26, 1930/31 & 1977/78 Hampshire Junior Cup Winners 1900/01, 1909/10 & 1923/24. Finalists 1898/99 & 1899/1900 Russell Cotes Cup Runners-up 1932/33 & 1988/89

Southampton Senior Cup Winners 1973/74 & 1994/95. Southampton Junior Cup Winners 1922/23 Southampton League Premier Division Champions 1980/81 & 1983/84

Southampton League Senior Division 1 Champions 1926/27, 1973/74 & 1976/77. Southampton League Senior Division 2 Champions 1972/73, Southampton League West Division Champions 1951/52 Southampton League Romsey Division Champions 1927/28

Southampton League Junior Division 3 Runners-up 1924/25 Southampton League Junior Division 4 Champions 1974/75 Salisbury & District League Champions 1898/99

South Hants League Champions 1900/01 Winchester League Champions 1921/22 Eastleigh League Champions 1922/23, 1923/24, 1928/29.

Sydenhams Wessex Premier Division (Correct to 05/01/12)

While you wait for the action to restart, why not have a go at this week‘s football quiz?

This week‘s subject: Recent Football

1. Which American international goalkeeper scored in bizarre fash-ion this week?

2. True or false: Rickie Lambert‘s sending off against Brighton was the first of his career?

3. Which ex-Blackburn defender come midfielder scored an own goal for his side against Newcastle?

4. Which striker grabbed a brace to continue his good scoring form to help his Blackburn side defeat Manchester United 3-2?

5. Which Scottish international striker scored in the 97th minute to win the game 2-1 for his Leeds side against Burnley?

6. Which side have had a bid accepted for Bolton‘s Gary Cahill? 7. Steve McClaren recently re-signed as manager for which Dutch

club? 8. True of false: Robin van Persie broke a new all time Premier

League record for the amount of goals in a calendar year?

1. Tim Howard 2. True 3. Phil Jones 4. Yakubu 5. Ross McCormack 6. Chelsea 7. FC Twente 8. False

Have a suggestion for what the Half Time Challenge could be? Then email your suggestion to cameronmelling@hotmail.co.uk.

Tuesday Review (03/01/12)

The majority of Tuesday's games were postponed due to the adverse weather conditions overnight. However, the local derby at Western Way be-

tween BEMERTON HEATH HARLEQUINS and DOWNTON did survive the weather. Slade and Gallagher put Bemerton 2-0 up at half-time. The Robins

dominated the second half and got a goal back through Nic Turpin with his 22nd goal of the season but much as they searched for an equaliser, it

did not come and Bemerton won the game 2-1. Dan Mockeridge scored twice as FAWLEY AFC won 3-2 away at BLACKFIELD AND LANGLEY. Martin

Harris and Leighton James both scored for the hosts but it wasn't enough to avoid defeat to their local rivals. Monday Review (02/01/12)

On Monday afternoon in the Premier Division, WINCHESTER CITY won 3-2 away at LYMINGTON TOWN. Jamie White bagged a brace for the visitors

and midfielder Tom Dunford netted City's other goal. CHRISTCHURCH were held to a 2-2 draw at home to NEW MILTON TOWN. Moss put the visi-

tors ahead after 16 minutes but Ben Osborne levelled proceedings on 28 minutes from the penalty spot. Osborne doubled his tally and Christ-

church's tally as he made it 2-1 on 47 minutes. However, prolific striker Alex Baldacchino equalised for New Milton Town on 76 minutes to earn the

visitors a point. Elsewhere, BOURNEMOUTH POPPIES were comprehensively beaten 4-1 away at FAREHAM TOWN. Wayne Boud bagged a brace

for the home side and Matt Burt and Matt Jones also scored for the Creeksiders. BRADING TOWN v GE HAMBLE and HORNDEAN v NEWPORT

(IOW) were both postponed. In Division One on Bank Holiday Monday, COWES SPORTS got local bragging rights with a 1-0 home victory over local rivals, EAST COWES VICS. Dom Burbridge got the only goal of the game from the penalty spot in the second half. Both sides finished the game with ten men after Joe Rayner

was dismissed for the visitors and Craig Insley saw red for the hosts for two bookable offences. PEWSEY VALE and WARMINSTER TOWN both earned a share of the spoils in a 2-2 draw at the Recreation Ground. Matty Bissett put the hosts ahead when he lifted the ball over Scott Lewis in the Warminster goal, following an assist from Sam Mepham. Vale doubled their advantage just two minutes later when Matty Bissett ran through the defence and had an effort saved and Micky Martin tapped in the rebound to make it 2-0. Lewis Graham reduced the arrears on the hour when he

chipped over the advancing Vale keeper. Tom Taylor then gifted Warminster the ideal opportunity to level proceedings with six minutes remaining when his foul resulted in a penalty. Lee Davidson scored the resulting penalty and earnt Warminster Town a point. VERWOOD TOWN recorded an impressive 6-3 away win at AMESBURY TOWN. Homer put the visitors ahead after just 18 seconds and Haskell doubled their lead on seven minutes.

Verwood made it three after half-time when Homer scored his second. Amesbury pulled a goal back on 51 minutes but Barnett restored Verwood's three goal cushion just one minute later. On 73 minutes Verwood went 5-1 up only for Amesbury to reduce the arrears a minute later. Haskell then scored his second of the match to make it 6-2 on 79 minutes and Amesbury once again reduced the deficit with two minutes left to make the final result 6-3 to Verwood Town.

Romsey Goalscorers (L = League, C = Cup)

Simon De‘ath - 26 (22L, 4C) Ryan Long - 20 (13L, 7C) Macs Sampays - 7 (6L, 1C) Ben White - 9 (4L, 5C) Chris Hall - 5 (5L, 0C) Luke Baker - 2 (1L, 1C) Ross Gregory - 2 (2L, 0C) Jamie Thoroughgood - 2 (1L, 1C) Jack Vallis - 1 (1L, 0C) Chris Morris - 1 (0L, 1C) Gareth Batchelor - 1 (0L, 1C)

Steve Hollicks (GK) Matthew Brown (GK) Jake Long Richard Hayter Gareth Batchelor Ross Gregory (C) Jamie Thoroughgood Jack Vallis Danny Barker Luke Baker Luke Dempsey Chris Hall Kieran Gallagher Chris Morris Macs Sampays Callum Stanley Simon De‘ath Ryan Long Ben ‗Chalky‘ White

Today‘s Teams

Romsey Town Blackfield & Langley Manager: Louis Bell Colours: Green Shirts Green Shorts White Socks Form: WWLDL Position: 18th

Manager: Wayne Mew Colours: White Shirts Black Shorts Black Socks Form: WDWWW Position: 5th

John Howard (GK) Aaran Lucus

Martin Harris Matt Hartfield

Ashley Vickers Christopher Aslett

Adegoke Adetunji Shaun Newman

Nathan Lynch Warren Hunt

Leighton Speechley - Price

Jamie Way Ryan Ferguson

Roy Johnson Jamie Bray (GK)

Steve May