£1The Emirates FA Cup

2nd Round Qualifying

Saturday 26th Sept 2015Kick-off 15:00

Wimborne Townvs

Blackfield & Langley

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Future Fixtures at CuthburyTues 29 Sept 19:45 Magpies vs Bridgwater T Evo-Stik League S’thern

- this game will be postponed if there is a replay following today’s FA Cup tie

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Welcome, everyone, to Cuthburyfor this Emirates FA Cup Sec-ond Round Qualifying tie with

Blackfield & Langley. Please make ourvisitors welcome.

Blackfield play in the Wessex LeaguePremier Division and are no strangers toCuthbury as we had many a difficultgame with them before our promotion tothe Southern League. They have somequality players in their side includingMagpie "old boys" Liam Green & BradMagookin. An especially warm welcometo Liam & Brad.

Last Saturday's game with Larkhall Ath-letic was an exciting affair which endedwith that late equaliser from Ian Oliver. Idoubt we'll see many better strikes thanOllie's at Cuthbury this season. And weface Larkhall again in seven days time -this time at their place in the FA Trophy.There's no coach going to that one be-cause of access difficulties, so I hopethose who want to go along can organisecar sharing.

Last Sunday we hosted the benefit gamefor Steve Moore and it turned out to be afantastic day. Great credit goes to the or-ganising committee which includedMichele Govier, Brian McIntyre & SteveCuss plus many others.

On Wednesday I was privileged to behere to watch our Under 18s take on

Ringwood Town in the FA Youth Cup.There's a report on the 4-2 win later in theprogramme. It was a delight to see theexcellent football on display from bothsides. Our lads face Sholing in the nextround here at Cuthbury on WednesdayOctober 7th. Definitely a date for yourdiary.

Things are moving ahead on the newground front. You'll have seen in theEcho that Wyatt Homes have submittedthe planning application and my under-standing is that will be debated by theplanning committee next month. Mean-while we have another meeting with Wy-att Homes this coming week.

If there's a result today, we'll playingBridgwater Town here in the league onTuesday. If today's game ends all square,the replay will be on Tuesday at Black-field's "Gang Warily" ground.

Enjoy this afternoon’s game.

Ken FergusFinance Director

From the Directors’ Box

Front Cover Photo - celebrating Oli’s volleysmiles all round at Cuthbury last Saturday after Ian Oliver volleyed that late

equaliser against Larkhall Athletic. Nice one, Oli.

In the Cuthbury Sports Bar in September

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From the Dugout

Welcome to today's FA Cup tieagainst Blackfield & Langley.We extend a welcome to the

visiting management, players, directorsand supporters.

Last week's League game against Larkha-ll was a very physical and hard match,and in the end I thought we deserved toget a draw from the game. We got off toa great start with Mark Gamble's earlygoal. Defensively we then came under alot of pressure and found ourselves 2-1down. Again there was great resiliencefrom the players in the fact that we stayedin the game and equalised through CarlPreston. Despite our efforts it looked likewe were going to get nothing from thegame as we were trailing 3-2 going intoinjury time but we got the point we de-served when Ian Oliver's volley from out-side the box ended the game 3-3.

I would like to say thank you to everyonewho attended Steve Moore's BenefitGame last Sunday. It was fantastic to seeso many ex-players of Wimborne Townpresent and the large crowd in attendance.Seeing Steve and his family togetheramongst friends was very important andwe wish Steve all the best in his battleagainst his illness.

On Wednesday night the U18's pro-gressed through their first FA Youth Cupmatch with a 4-2 win over RingwoodTown. The team included Ryan Johnsonand Callum O'Hare and the squad are nowat home in the next round against Shol-ing.

For today's game we will be without longterm injured players Scott Arnold andJack Lupton and we have doubts over IanOliver and Jason Harvell.

Thanks for your continued support.

Enjoy the game

Steve Cuss

If today’s game is a draw after 90 minutes …… there will be a replay next Tuesday (29th), kick-off 7:45 pm at Blackfield & Lang-ley’s Gang Warily Recreation Ground in Fawley.There are directions to the ground later in the programme.Please note that there will NOT be a coach going.

From the Dressing RoomHi, and welcome to another FA Cup

game here at the Cuthbury. At thisstage of the competition the games areevery other week, and it's good for thewhole Club that we're having another Cuprun. Today we're against Blackfield &Langley who play in the Wessex League.I'll come back to today's game later in mynotes.

Last Saturday we were at home in theleague to Larkhall. Although we did thedouble over them last season, they wenton to reach the play-offs, narrowly losing3-2 at Stratford in the final. Although theylost half-a-dozen players to Frome preseason, they brought in a number of play-ers with higher league experience fromteams like Paulton. We knew they'd be abig strong physical side, and get the ballup to their strikers early, so we talkedabout how to deal with that. We startedwell and got that early goal, which Gambodespatched really well. Unfortunately oneof our customary lapses of concentrationmeant we didn't hang onto the lead forvery long.

Their second goal came about 10 minutesinto the second half, and left us with an-other mountain to climb. Preso's goal, di-rect from a corner on the right, brought uslevel. Preso will tell you that it was a de-liberate in-swinger to the near post, butthose of us nearer the goal will tell youthat it came off the bottom of the defend-er's boot and skidded into the net.

They took the lead again, and we threweverything at them to get another equalis-er. Oli had had to really stretch to make abrilliant tackle on the half-way line, result-ing in both his hamstrings becoming really

tight. So when Billy’s final throw andcross came in he wasn't quick enough toget into the box to go for the header.Which is why he was standing on the edgeof the box and in the right place to strikethat fantastic volley. Scoring that latemade it feel more like a victory than adraw.

I'm sure that for the neutrals it was anotherfantastic game. But for us players, and forCussy too, a 1-0 win would go down real-ly well. We've got some great players go-ing forward, and we're always capable ofscoring. The only problem at the momentis that we're letting goals in at the otherend, and have to score at least 2 or 3 to getanything from the game.

Then on Sunday we took part in the Bene-fit Game for Steve Moore. Mooro is alovely fellow, and it was a fantastic daywith the football community pulling to-gether. The game was played in a greatspirit, and I was pleased to score from dis-tance. I hoped to be subbed straightaway,leaving that as my last contribution, butthe boss left me on. Well done everyonefor making it a brilliant occasion and forraising so much money for Mooro and hisfamily.

Back to today. I understand that Black-field's manager, Howesy, was at theLarkhall game. They've got some experi-enced players, have only lost twice in 13games, so we know it's going to be anoth-er tough game. But winning is importantto the lads and the Club, and we want tobe in the draw for the next round.We look forward to your usual great sup-port.

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Wimborne Town 3 Larkhall Athletic 3 - 19th Sept 2015 - Ken Fergus reportsA sensational volley from Ian Oliver in the94th minute gave Wimborne a share of thepoints on Saturday. One up early on, theMagpies were then behind 2-1 & 3-2 beforeOllie's late late show.

With skipper Scott Arnold missing throughinjury, Steve Cuss moved Billy Maybury toright back and brought Adam Costello backinto the starting lineup to partner Ian Oliverin central defence with Ryan Johnson at leftback. Franklyn Clarke & Jon Blake were inmidfield with Sam Griffin & Carl Prestonout wide and James Stokoe & Mark Gam-ble up front.

Wimborne hit the front after only 2 minutesand it was the Stokoe / Gamble partnershipthat delivered. Larkhall defender Ralph wascaught in possession inside his own box byJames Stokoe and his cross was turned inby Mark Gamble from 6 yards.

The Magpies couldn't hold onto the lead,though, and the visitors equalised 6 minuteslater, Lyons netting with a left foot shotfrom 12 yards. It was end to end stuff afterthat with neither side being able to convertsome good chances into goals. On 13 min-utes it seemed certain that Stokoe wouldrestore the home lead when he met a CarlPreston cross after a great run from theformer Poole man. But James' shot re-bounded off the post and was cleared. Jas-on Harvell made a couple of good savesbefore Griffiths was the sinner for the visi-tors, shooting wide on 40 minutes with onlyJason to beat.

The second half started as the first had fin-ished with both sides focused on attackingfootball. But it was Larkhall who wentahead for the first time on 58 minutes whenThorne was first to a second ball and shothome. Jason kept Wimborne in the gamewhen he saved with his feet on 62 minutes.

With 25 minutes remaining, Patrick Wilsoncame on to replace Ryan Johnson and theMagpies went with three at the back, Olliemoving to left back.

On 70 minutes, a vicious shot from MarkGamble from a tight angle was palmedaway by Phillips in the Larkhall goal but,when Carl Preston's corner came in, it wasmet by unlucky Larkhall sub Wrona whosaw the ball spin up off his boot, off the barand (just) over the line. The generous tan-noy announcer gave the goal to Carl!

If Wimborne thought they would go on towin the game from here, they got a shockjust 5 minutes later when Lyons grabbedhis second of the day with a deflected shotto put Larkhall ahead again.

Morgan Turner replaced Jon Blake on 85minutes and, with time slipping away, theMagpies pressed forward. On 93 minutes along throw from Billy Maybury waspunched back to him and, when his crosswas headed away, there was Ian Oliver tovolley into the top corner from 20 yards.Ollie was mobbed by his teammates and theref blew for time shortly after the restart.

This was a cracking game of football andOllie's goal was good enough to win anygame, never mind get a draw. Overall ashare of the points was fair, althoughLarkhall will be kicking themselves for los-ing the lead so late.

The two teams meet again in the FA Tro-phy in just two weeks and it will be inter-esting to see if either side changes theirapproach based on what they've seen today.

My star man for the Magpies was MarkGamble, not just for his goal but for hiswork rate throughout. In truth, though,every man in black & white did well.

Wimborne Town 3 Larkhall Athletic 3 - photos by Steve Harris

James dispossessesa Larkhall defend-er before crossingfor Gambo toscore in the 2ndminute;

Below - Oli’s vol-ley beats the keep-er for our equaliserin the 90+2ndminute.

Date Opponents Comp Score Att. 1 2 3 4 5Aug 8 Shortwood Utd Lge 1 - 4 81 Harvell Arnold Oliver Costello MayburyAug 11Winchester City Lge 5 - 6 218 Harvell Arnold Y Oliver Costello MayburyAug 15North Leigh Lge 0 - 4 183 Harvell Arnold Oliver Costello MayburyAug 18 Taunton Town Lge 1 - 2 264 Harvell Arnold Oliver Wilson Maybury YAug 22 Burnham Lge 3 - 1 75 Harvell Arnold Oliver 1 Wilson MayburyAug 29 Cowes Sports FAC(P) 5 - 0 162 Harvell Arnold Oliver Wilson MayburyAug 31Bashley Lge 6 - 1 190 Harvell Arnold Oliver Wilson MayburySep 5 Evesham U Lge 1 - 3 217 Harvell Arnold Oliver Wilson MayburySep 12 Witheridge AFC FAC(1Q) 3 - 2 159 Harvell Arnold Oliver Costello Maybury YSep 19 Larkhall Ath Lge 3 - 3 193 Harvell Johnson Oliver 1 Costello MayburySep 26 Blackfield & L FAC(2Q)Sep 29 Bridgwater Town LgeOct 3 Larkhall Ath FAT(1Q)Oct 10 Marlow LgeOct 13 Weymouth RICOct 17 Bishops Cleeve LgeOct 20 Mangotsfield Utd LgeOct 24 Didcot T LgeOct 27 Wantage Town LgeNov 3 Gillingham Town DSC(1)Nov 7 Slimbridge LgeNov 14 Yate T LgeNov 17 Taunton Town LgeNov 21 Banbury Utd LgeNov 28 Shortwood Utd LgeDec 2 Winchester C LgeDec 5 Swindon S LgeDec 12 Tiverton Town LgeDec 19 Burnham LgeDec 26 Bashley LgeJan 2 AFC Totton LgeJan 9 Cinderford T LgeJan 16 Evesham Utd LgeJan 23 Larkhall Ath LgeJan 30 Banbury Utd LgeFeb 6 North Leigh LgeFeb 13 Mangotsfield Utd LgeFeb 20 Bridgwater T LgeFeb 27 Bishops Cleeve LgeMar 5 Marlow LgeMar 12 Swindon S’marne LgeMar 19 Tiverton T LgeMar 26 Cinderford Town LgeMar 28 AFC Totton LgeApr 2 Wantage T LgeApr 9 Didcot Town LgeApr 16 Slimbridge LgeApr 23 Yate Town Lge

Results & Fixtures 2015 - 16

Home games - opposition in bold

Abbreviations:Lge = Evo-Stik League Southern Div One South & WestFAC = FA Cup; FAT = FA TrophyRIC = Red Insure (League) Cup; DSC = Dorset Senior Cup

Evo-Stik League Southern - Div One S & W - next fixturesToday - Saturday 26th SeptemberBanbury Utd vs Bishops CleeveBridgwater T vs Yate TownCinderford T vs AFC TottonEvesham Utd vs Wantage TMarlow vs Swindon SupermarineTiverton T vs Burnham

Monday 28th SeptemberBurnham vs Winchester City

Tuesday 29th SeptemberAFC Totton vs BashleyDidcot Town vs MarlowShortwood Utd vs Evesham UtdSwindon S vs SlimbridgeWantage T vs North LeighWimborne T vs Bridgwater TYate Town vs Tiverton T

Please note …The league game at Mangotsfield has been re-arrangedfor Tues 20th October.

6 7 8 9 10 11 Substitutes - used / unusedKellaway Griffin Wilson Stokoe Y Gamble Preston 1 Phelps Roast Elliott WatersTurner Griffin Wilson Stokoe 1 Y Gamble 3 Preston 1 Biles Roast Elliott Waters KellawayBlake Griffin Clarke Stokoe Gamble Preston Biles Roast Wilson Turner KellawayBlake Y Griffin Clarke Stokoe Turner Preston 1 Biles Roast Elliott WatersJohnson Griffin Clarke Stokoe Gamble 2 Preston Costello Roast Elliott Turner WatersJohnson Griffin Clarke 1 Y Stokoe 2 Gamble 1 Y Preston 1 Costello Elliot Blake Roast Turner Randall

Johnson Griffin Clarke 1 Y Stokoe 3 Gamble 1 Preston 1 Costello Randall Blake Elliott TurnerJohnson Griffin Clarke Stokoe Gamble 1 Preston Costello Roast Elliott Randall TurnerBlake Griffin Clarke Stokoe Gamble 2 Preston 1 Johnson Wilson Turner PR BE DR AW

Blake Griffin Clarke Stokoe Gamble 1 Preston 1 Randall Roast Elliott Wilson Turner

P W D L W D L W D L GF GA GD Pts

1 North Leigh 8 4 0 0 3 0 1 7 0 1 19 7 12 21

2 Cinderford Town 8 3 1 0 2 1 1 5 2 1 18 8 10 17

3 Swindon S’marine 8 3 0 1 2 1 1 5 1 2 14 7 7 16

4 Taunton Town 8 2 1 1 3 0 1 5 1 2 14 10 4 16

5 Winchester City 8 3 1 0 1 2 1 4 3 1 24 12 12 15

6 Shortwood Utd 8 3 0 1 2 0 2 5 0 3 15 9 6 15

7 Tiverton Town 8 3 0 1 1 2 1 4 2 2 9 8 1 14

8 Banbury United 8 2 1 1 1 3 0 3 4 1 19 10 9 13

9 Larkhall Athletic 8 1 2 1 2 2 0 3 4 1 17 12 5 13

10 Evesham United 9 2 0 2 1 4 0 3 4 2 9 5 4 13

11 Yate Town 9 1 3 1 2 0 2 3 3 3 12 10 2 12

12 Didcot Town 8 1 1 2 2 1 1 3 2 3 16 12 4 11

13 Bishops Cleeve 8 1 2 1 2 0 2 3 2 3 13 16 -3 11

14 Mangotsfield Utd 8 2 1 1 1 1 2 3 2 3 16 20 -4 11

15 Wantage Town 9 2 0 2 1 1 3 3 1 5 21 14 7 10

16 Burnham 8 1 0 3 2 1 1 3 1 4 11 11 0 10

17 Marlow 8 2 1 1 0 1 3 2 2 4 13 19 -6 8

18 AFC Totton 8 1 1 2 1 0 3 2 1 5 13 16 -3 7

19 Wimborne Town 8 1 1 2 1 0 3 2 1 5 20 24 -4 7

20 Slimbridge 8 0 3 1 1 0 3 1 3 4 5 13 -8 6

21 Bridgwater Town 8 0 1 3 1 0 3 1 1 6 9 22 -13 4

22 Bashley 9 0 0 5 0 0 4 0 0 9 5 47 -42 0

Evo-Stik League Southern Division One South & West - 22 Sept 2015Home Away Total

Evo-Stik League Southern Div One S & W statisticsLeading League & League Cup Goalscorers up to 12th Sept

Bentley (Winchester C) 11Whitehead (Wantage T) 9Mark Gamble (Magpies) 8Moore (Cinderford T) 7Powell (Mangotsfield U) 7Rogers (Taunton T) 5McNish (North Leigh) 5

Premier DivisionMeechan (St.Neots Town) 10Dubidat (Redditch Utd) 7Sandell (Chippenham T) 7

Dive One CentralWoods (Uxbridge) 8

Fair Play Tables - league and league cup games only

4 points per caution; 10 or 12 points per sending off

and in the Evo-Stik Southern Premier Division …Poole Town 64 Dorchester Town 48 Weymouth 34

Average League Attendances - as at 19th Sept

AFC Totton 253Banbury Utd 211Bashley 102Bishops Cleeve 86Bridgwater Town 266Burnham 76Cinderford Town 127Didcot Town 137

Evesham Utd 221Larkhall Ath 138Mangotsfield Utd 115Marlow 98North Leigh 101Shortwood Utd 88Slimbridge 114Swindon S’marine 164

Taunton Town 262Tiverton Town 195Wantage Town 65Wimborne Town 196Winchester City 182Yate Town 235

and in the Evo-Stik Southern Premier Division …Dorchester Town 529 Poole Town 432 Weymouth 564

Bishops Cleeve 116Marlow 104Mangotsfield Utd 78Burnham 68Tiverton Town 60Winchester City 58Taunton Town 56AFC Totton 52

Bridgwater Town 48Larkhall Ath 48Yate Town 48Bashley 46Didcot Town 36Evesham Utd 32Banbury Utd 32North Leigh 32

Slimbridge 32Wantage Town 32Shortwood Utd 28Swindon S’marine 24Cinderford Town 24Wimborne Town 24

Petersfield Town have the best record in the Southern League - 16 points.Bishops Cleeve have the worst.

Emirates FA Cup 2nd Round Qualifying - Saturday 26th SeptemberWinners receive £4500

Emirates FA Cup - future rounds - dates & prize fund3rd Round Qualifying Oct 10th winners receive £7,5004th Round Qualifying Oct 24th winners receive £12,5001st Round Proper Nov 7th winners receive £18,000

Other Cup Draws 2015 - 16FA Trophy Preliminary Round - 3 Oct Larkhall Ath vs Wimborne T

FA Trophy 1st Qualifying Round - 31 OctMarlow / Wantage T vs Larkhall Ath / Wimborne T

Red Insure Cup First Round - 13 Oct Wimborne Town vs Weymouth

Dorset Senior Cup Round One DrawSwanage Town & Herston vs Hamworthy UtdPoole Town vs Shaftesbury TownSherborne Town vs BridportWimborne Town vs Gillingham Town Tues 3rd NovByes: Dorchester Town, Portland Utd, Verwood Town, Weymouth

Brockenhurst vs AFC PortchesterHayes & Yeading vs Poole TownLarkhall Ath vs Havant & W’loovNorth Leigh vs SlimbridgeNorthwood vs Didcot Town

Oxford City vs Shortwood UtdTaunton Town vs Truro CityWimborne T vs Blackfield & LWinchester City vs Maidenhead Utd

Saturday 19th SeptemberBanbury Utd 8 - 0 BashleyBishops Cleeve 1 - 1 Tiverton TownBridgwater T 0 - 5 AFC TottonDidcot Town 1 - 1 Evesham UtdMarlow 2 - 1 SlimbridgeShortwwod Utd 4 - 1 Mangotsfield UtdSwindon S 2 - 1 North Leigh

Taunton Town 2 - 2 BurnhamWimborne T 3 - 3 Larkhall AthleticWinchester C 0 - 0 Cinderford TYate Town 2 - 1 Wantage Town

Tuesday 22nd SeptemberShortwood Utd 2 - 0 Slimbridge

Evo-Stik League Southern Div One South & West - recent results

1982-83Pre Bridport a 3-21Q Falmouth Town a 2-12Q St Blazey h 3-23Q Bath City h 1-04Q Merthyr Tydfil h 1-0R1 Aldershot a 0-41983-84 1Q Forest Green Rov a 0-61984-851Q Paulton Rovers a 4-02Q Frome Town h 1-31985-86 Pre Weston S-M h 2-51986-871Q Clandown h 2-21Qr Clandown a 2-12Q Chippenham Town h 1-12Qr Chippenham Town a 1-03Q AFC Totton a 0-03Qr AFC Totton h 1-04Q Bognor Regis Town h 2-51987-881Q Melksham Town a 3-12Q Oxford City h 2-13Q Yeovil Town h 0-41988-89 1Q Weston S-M h 3-51989-90 Pre Swanage & H h 0-21990-91Pre Bideford h 3-21Q Liskeard Athletic a 2-51991-92 1Q Weymouth h 1-21992-93Pre Bournemouth h 1-1Prer Bournemouth a 3-11Q Newport IoW a 3-22Q Bashley a 1-31993-94Pre Westbury United h 5-01Q Poole Town a 0-01Qr Poole Town h 2-02Q Thame United a 3-23Q Waterlooville h 0-1

1994-951Q Thame United a 0-0

1Qr Thame United h 3-31Qr Thame United a 1-31995-96Pre Bournemouth a 4-01Q Dorchester Town a 2-21Qr Dorchester Town h 0-21996-97Pre Andover h 1-1Prer Andover a 1-01Q Cove h 5-02Q Witney Town a 1-21997-98Pre Falmouth Town h 3-21Q Odd Down a 4-12Q Tiverton Town a 1-111998-99 1Q Falmouth Town a 1-31999-001Q Torrington a 2-02Q Newport County a 1-12Qr Newport County h 0-32000-01EP Bridport h 2-0Pre Weston S-M a 1-22001-02Pre Tuffley Rovers a 5-21Q Bideford a 0-12002-03Pre Dawlish Town a 3-01Q Weston S-M a 1-32003-04Pre Elmore a 3-11Q Backwell United a 4-12Q Mangotsfield United a 0-32004-05 Pre Yate Town h 1-22005-06EP Slimbridge a 1-0Pre Chard Town a 0-0Prer Chard Town h 2-01Q Cirencester Town a 3-52006-07 EP Welton Rovers a 0-22007-08EP Street a 5-2Pre Brislington a 5-01Q Clevedon Town a 0-4

Wimborne Town in the FA Cup

2008-09EP Dawlish Town a 0-0Epr Dawlish Town h 3-2Pre Odd Down a 2-01Q Tiverton Town h 0-12009-10EP Radstock Town a 1-0Pre Sherborne Town h 2-11Q Clevedon Town a 2-42010-11Pre Bideford a 2-11Q Sherborne Town h 1-3

2011-12 Pre Godalming T h 1-22012-13 Pre Fareham Town h 0-12013-14 Pre Hamworthy Utd h 1-32014-15Pre St.Austell h 3-21Q Frome a 0-22015-16Pre Cowes Sports a 5-01Q Witheridge AFC h 3-22Q Blackfield & Langley h

The last time we reached the 2nd Qualifying Round was 12 years ago …The result was Mangotsfield Utd 3 Magpies 0.

We asked Ken Fergus what he knows about that game:

The match was played on 27th September 2003.

Wimborne Town: Stewart Kearn, Matty Parkin, Ollie Phillipson-Masters, Darren Powell,Jamie Sturgess, Andy Barham, Marcus Oldbury, Mark Smith, Tom Stainer (Geoff Mox-ham), Warren Doyle (John Armour), Guy Dipper. Att 233

WTFC had played 11 games that season to that point, winning 9 and drawing 2. Theywould lose only one more game between the Mangos game and Christmas, a 3-2 homeloss to Bishops Cleeve in the FA Vase.

Thanks, Ken

2001-02 Pre Chertsey T h 2-52002-03 Pre Newport IoW a 1-1 Pre r Newport h 0-32003-04 Pre Thamesmead h 1-32009-10 EP Shortwood U a 0-12010-11 EP Hayling Utd a 2-1 Pre Almondsbury h 0-22011-12 EP GE Hamble h 3-1 Pre Winchester C a 3-1 1Q Sholing a 1-22012-13 EP AFC Prtchstr h 6-1 Pre Downton h 1-0 1Q Almondsbury h 4-0

2Q Fareham T a 2-0 3Q Sholing a 3-1 4Q Hastings U a 0-32013-14 EP Petersfield T a 0-12014-15 EP Bitton a 2-1 Pre Highworth T h 4-0 1Q Sherborne T h 3-2 2Q Willand R h 0-0 2Qr Willand R a 0-12015-16 EP Team Solent a 4-3 Pre Bemerton HH h 1-0 1Q Cheltenham S a 2-1 2Q Wimborne T a

Blackfield & Langley in the FA Cup

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Patrons Draw 2015-16 - entrants

On July 2nd at the Cuthbury, Harry Redknapp made the Patrons Draw.Eco Sustainable Ltd won the first prize for the company’s name to appear on the frontof the team’s shirts throughout the 2015/16 campaign.

The second prize was won by JT Commercials, whose name will appear on the back ofthe shirts. This year both our home and away shirts have been provided by MJM Sports-wear. MJM Sportswear, based in Bideford, have a second company MJM Workwear andfor any purchase made with this company, 10% of the cost will be given to WTFC.

PG Arnold Contractors were drawn third, and their name will appear on the shorts.

Morgan Hampton Estate Agents won a match-day sponsorship package, andHarvard Pension Specialists won a match ball sponsorship package.

Additional sponsorship packages were auctioned off following the main draw:Blandford Chiropody Surgery were our highest bidder for our match day tracksuits,Harvey Electrical made the highest bid for our match-day polos,ENENCO will now have their company name on our match-day warm up jackets,and Elite Fabrications bid to have their company name on our match-day benchcoats.

Thank you to everyone for their support of the Magpies.

Wimborne TownBlack & White Striped Shirts

Black Shorts & SocksKeeper - Lime Green

Manager: STEVE CUSSAsst Mngr: PAUL ROASTGK Coach: CLIVE SAUNDERSPhysio: JOHN EDWARDSKit: JEFF ROBBINS

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Blackfield & Langkey Green & White Shirts & Socks

White Shorts

Manager: GLENN HOWESAsst Mngrs: CHRIS FARRELL LEE CHUDYCoach: JAMES FORDGK Coach: VIJAY KORGAOKAR

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Today’s Squads

Referee:Iain Parsons (Salisbury)

Assistant Referees:Gareth Bridge (Salisbury))

Paul Davies (Chard)

Wimborne Town Player & Management ProfilesSteve Cuss Manager Appointed in May 2011. From TorquayStevee enjoyed three successful years as assistant manager and first team coach with PooleTown before joining the Magpies. He is head of AFC Bournemouth’s Community Trust.

Clive Saunders Goalkeeping coach since 2011.

Clive played for Weymouth, Salisbury and Bashley. He has coached AFC BournemouthCentre of Excellence keepers for 16 years and first team keepers for 6 years. Has run hisown Goalkeeping School for 21 years, and has coached Jason Harvell for 20 years.

John Edwards Physio – returned to Wimborne after 11 years at Bashley. Anexperienced and well respected physio and a great club man.

Jason Harvell Goalkeeper DoB: 30/5/86, Poole Signed: July 2011

Previous clubs: Poole Tn, Bournemouth FC

A former AFC Bournemouth apprentice, he was manager Steve Cuss’s first signing.

Paul Roast Goalkeeper / defender DoB: 15/5/78, Poole

Over 400 appearances as a player. Now assistant to manager Steve.

Scott Arnold Right Back DoB: 22/2/85, Poole Signed: July 2011

Previous clubs: Rossgarth, Verwood Town, AFC Bournemouth, Poole Borough, Wim-borne Town, Bournemouth FC . Scott played for Wimborne from 2003 until 2010 beforerejoining in July 2011. Scott is club captain.

Patrick Wilson Defender DoB: 16/5/86 Signed: July 2014

Previous clubs: Chicago Sockers, Royal Racing Club FC Montegnee, AFC Totton, EastCowes Vics. Patrick is an experienced & dominant defender.

Adam Costello Defender DoB: 19/3/90, Poole Signed: July 2012

Signed from Wessex League side Christchurch.

Billy Maybury Defender DoB: 2/9/93, Poole Signed: Aug 2012

On loan from AFC Bournemouth for part of 2011/12 and later made the move permanent.

Ian Oliver Defender DoB: 9/10/85, Southampton Signed: Nov 2013

Previous clubs: Poole Town, Bashley, Eastleigh, Farnborough

Won the South & West title in 2008 with Farnborough before leaving for Eastleigh wherehe played in Conference South. He then moved to Bashley making 125 appearances.

Jon Blake Midfield DoB: 25/5/87, Bournemouth Signed:March 2012

A hard working player who joined from Bournemouth Poppies. Excellent in the air, andscores a few goals with his well timed runs

Mark Gamble Striker DoB: 16/10/86, Ballymena Signed: June 2013

Previous clubs: Bashley, Farnborough Town, Winchester City. Mark was top-scorer with33 goals last season. He hasas represented Northern Ireland at U-21 level.

James Stokoe Midfield DoB: 11/11/85, Winchester Signed: June 2013Previous clubs: Eastleigh, Bashley Lymington & New Milton, Farnborough Town, Wim-borne Town. James rejoined from Bashley after playing 191 games and scoring 68 goalsfor Wimborne between 2007 & 2011. Supporters’ Player of the Year last season.

Sam Griffin Winger DoB: 3/12/91, Boscombe Signed: July 2013Sam started 49 games last season, scoring 9 times.

Jack Lupton Midfield Dob: 08/11/91,Watford Signed: September 2014Played for Steve Cuss at Bournemouth University and subsequently moved into the area.

Louis Kellaway Midfield Dob: 27/02/97,PooleA lively player with high energy levels developed through our Youth and Reserve teams.

Franklyn Clarke Midfield Dob: 30/6/93 ,Liverpool Signed Feb 2015.Plays for Steve at University. Had a brief spell at Blackfield & Langley.

Ryan Johnson Defender Dob: 20/6/98, PooleA skilful young player who has come through the Youth and Reserve teams.

Carl Preston Forward Dob: 25/4/91, Poole Signed: Aug 2015Joined us from Poole Town.

Bill Elliott Midfield Dob: 8/6/93, Poole Signed: Aug 2015Played for our Reserves before going to Chichester Univ, now back in the area.

Anthony Waters Forward Dob: 1/9/96, PooleDeveloped through our Youth and Reserve teams.

Morgan Turner Forward Dob: 24/9/96, Poole Signed Aug 2015Previous clubs: Poole Town, New Milton.

Declan Randall Defender Dob: 16/11/96 Signed Aug 2015Joined after being a Scholar at AFC Bournemouth.

Wimborne Town Player & Management Profiles cont’d

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After playing in the war time Hythe and District League, the club joined the SouthamptonJunior League and in 1946 won the Division One title and appeared in the final of theSenior Cup losing to NDLC. However the following season they won the Cup and wereSouthampton League West Division champions.

After this with progression in mind the Club applied to join the Hampshire League andwhen 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 Twountil 1956/7. They remained in this division for the next four seasons but were relegatedat the end of 1959/60.

Bad fortune lasted for 15 years as the Club dropped into Division Four, were promoted in1974/5 after finishing third but dropped back again in 1979/80. Then in 1981/2 theHampshire League reorganised and Division Four was swallowed up by Division Threeand as runners up promotion was secured to Division Two.

After three seasons in Division Two, promotion was gained to the top division, overhaul-ing run away leaders, Locksheath, with a last match win at Cowes. In the first season inthe top flight the Club finished a credible tenth. In the following seasons the Clubestablished itself as one of the most consistent teams in the league with eleven top sixfinishes 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 recognisedthat to compete against the best in local football the long term aim had to be elevation tothe new league. With the emphasis for entry into the league being on facilities as much asability on the pitch, negotiations were opened with Fawley District Council for a long leaseon a ground which gave the Club the necessary security to develop it to the requiredstandard.

The pitch at Gang Warily was identified and the Council provided a playing surface thatis the envy of many teams. The Chairman at the time, Hans McDonald, his successor IanHoare and an enthusiastic Committee set about bringing the ground up to standard. Thebest opportunity came in the Championship year 1997/8 but the funds ran out to completeground improvements, so second place Moneyfields were promoted.

The Club’s chance for promotion came two years later. A last match win at West WightMayflower earned third place required and the dream had been realised after 50 seasonsof Hampshire League Football. After 5 years in Wessex Div 1 the club were relegated tothe new Div 2 in 2004.

Over the years Blackfield and Langley has had their fair share of Cup success. In the1980/90s the Club made six appearances at the Dell in the Southampton Senior Cup to addto the two in the 1940s, ending up as winners in four of them. The last success in 1998producing a league and cup double. In the 2000 final the Club suffered the agony of losing2-1 in a replay to AC Delco after a power failure lead to the abandonment of the first gamewith 15 minutes to go and with a 2-0 lead. The club were losing finalists in the RussellCotes Cup in 1986, the Hampshire Youth League Cup in 1991 and the Hampshire Youth

History of Blackfield & Langley F.C. - Founded in 1935

Floodlight Final in 1998. The Club in 2004/5 became only the second club in Hampshirefootball to be awarded the FA ADULT STANDARD CHARTER. In 2007/8 the Clubwere awarded FA CHARTER STANDARD status.

The 2008/9 season saw success return to the Club with promotion back to the top divisionof the Wessex League under the guidance of Jon Gittens. Jon Gittens continued to beManager for the 2009/2010 season and felt the Club had consolidated well into thePremier Division, finishing the season mid-table in the division. Jon Gittens left the clubin the early part of the 2010/11 season and Assistant Manager Louis Bell was put incharge with the team eventually finishing in 14th position. 2011/2012 saw the club slip to16th at the end of the season.

The 2012/13 season was the club’s most successful under the leadership of AshleyVickers, winning the Sydenhams Wessex Premier league by 10 points, reaching the 4thQualifying round of the FA Cup losing 3-0 to Hastings United and reaching the last 32 ofthe FA Vase.

In stark contrast, 2013/2014 season was the most tumultuous in recent years with anumber of changes in playing, coaching and management throughout the season, leaving the clubunsettled for the most part. Taking on the manager’s role, Kevin Gibbens, assisted by ChrisFarrell, managed to finish a very credible 6th in the face of such adversity.2014/15 season started with John Robson taking control of the 1st team and Darren Say-er coming in to run the reserves. The reserve side played in the Wyvern League Eastand, after an indifferent start to the season, Darren managed to settle the side down andhad some useful players come in, two of which established themselves in the 1st team.To their credit, they finished a credible 5th in the league.  The first team started offbrightly and looked as if they were going to have a successful season in the league, butwith some injuries and a general failure to score goals, the season didn’t quite pan out asplanned although we still finished a credible 5th in the league.  Although we wereknocked out of the Hampshire Senior Cup early, we had relatively good runs in both theFA Cup and Vase, got to the semi-final of the Sydenhams League Cup but the successof the season was beating Gosport away in the Russell Coates Cup and going on to beatHorndean (2-0) in the final.

History of Blackfield & Langley F.C. Cont’d

8 Aug Horndean a 2-3 Lge11 Aug Folland Sports h 5-0 Lge15 Aug Team Solent a 4-3 FAC18 Aug Bournemouth h 4-0 Lge22 Aug Whictchurch U h 2-0 Lge26 Aug Brockenhurst a 2-0 Lge29 Aug Bemerton HH h 1-0 FAC

1 Sep Christchurch h 3-2 HSC5 Sep Alresford T a 5-0 FAV8 Sep Lymington T a 0-2 Lge12 Sep Cheltenham Sar a 2-1 FAC15 Sep Newport (IoW) h 5-1 HSC19 Sep AFC Portchstr a 2-2 Lge

Blackfield & Langley’s Season 2015-16

Wimborne Town moved into the SecondRound Qualifying of the FA Youth Cupand a home tie with Sholing with a 4-2extra time win over Ringwood Town atCuthbury on Wednesday.

In front of a crowd of 55, the Young Mag-pies went 1-0 up through Yiannis Rattywith a long ball that deceived the Ring-wood keeper on 14 minutes, only for thevisitors to equalise before the break. Ring-wood then went ahead just before the hourbut Ratty notched his second of the gameon 64 minutes to restore parity.

Into extra time, then, and it was Wimbornelooking the stronger. Charlie Bonningtonput us ahead just two minutes into the extraperiod and, with Ringwood pressing for anequaliser, it was Bonnington again whoscored the Magpies’ fourth on 114 minutes.

This was an excellent performance by thelads and credit goes to the players and themanagement team of Tony Hennell, Mar-tyn Clarke & Paul Barlow. The boys play

in Division Two of the Dorset Under 18Youth League, but for this game they werejoined by Ryan Johnson from the FirstTeam squad and Zeddy Phelps, Josh Wag-staff, Callum O’Hare & Charlie Bonning-ton from the Reserves.Only three of the lads have reached their17th birthday which means that the major-ity of the squad will still be playing under-18 football next season. The two goalscor-ers both caught the eye for their skill andeye for goal, while half-time substituteZeddy Phelps, who has just turned 16,looked a quality defender. The team waswell marshalled by skipper Elliot Miller,son of our former Chairman.

Wimborne Town: Dan Eades, Elliot Mill-er, James Hennell, Nathan Peters (JoshWagstaff 46), Callum O’Hare, GeorgeHolt (Zeddy Phelps 46), Joe Rendell, Yian-nis Ratty, Charlie Bonnington, Max Mason(Ben Barlow 55), Ryan Johnson. Unusedsub: Max Hamilton

FA Youth Cup 1st Round Qualifying - Wimborne Town 4 Ringwood Town 2 aet23rd September 2015 - Ken Fergus reports

In what was always going to be a challeng-ing 3rd competitive fixture we played well,more than holding our own for long peri-ods of the game. Going in at 1 - 0 down wefelt the next goal would be vitally impor-tant, sadly, it came quickly as Southamptondoubled their lead.

Another good period came and went with-out us finding the net, and later Soton add-ed a 3rd & 4th as we chased the game.Credit to Soton who played some greatfootball, we wish them all the very best forthe next round.

Southampton Women 4 Wimborne Town Ladies 0SSE Ladies FA Cup 2nd Round Qualifying - Sun 20th Sept 2015 - Mark Joyce comments

Premier Division22 Aug AFC Portchester h 3 - 85 Sep United Services P’mth h 1 - 617 Sep Moneyfields h 3 - 4

John Stimpson Memorial Shield26 Aug Romsey Town h 1 - 32 Sep Dorchester T h 1 - 212 Sep Romsey T a 2 - 3

Wimborne Town Reserves - Wyvern Combination - 2015-16

Sydenhams Wessex LeaguePremier Division - 19 SepSalisbury P 9 Pts 20Andover T 7 18Sholing 10 18AFC Portchstr 8 17Horndean 7 17Moneyfields 9 16Blackfield & L 7 13Bemerton H H 8 13Lymington T 7 12Fareham T 8 11Cowes Sports 7 11Hamworthy U 6 8Fawley 7 8Verwood T 8 8Team Solent 7 7Brockenhurst 7 7Newport (IoW) 9 7Alresford T 9 6Whitchurch U 8 6Folland Sports 9 4Bournemouth 7 4

Other League TablesEvo-Stik League SouthernPremier Division - 23 SepChippenham T P 10 Pts 21Leamington 10 20Cirencester T 10 19Redditch U 10 19Poole T 10 18Dorchester T 10 18Hungerford T 10 17Hitchin T 10 17Weymouth 10 16Stratford T 10 15St Neots T 9 14Cambridge C 10 14Biggleswade T 9 13Chesham U 10 13Kettering T 9 13Kings Lynn T 10 13Merthyr T 10 12Histon 10 10Slough T 10 9Dunstable T 9 8Bideford 10 6Frome T 10 6Paulton R 10 5Bedworth U 10 5

N-LP Wessex League Round-up - 20 Sept 2015Steve Claridge’s Salisbury drew 1-1 atSholing’s Silverlake Arena. The Whitestook the lead in the first-half when KaneO’Keefe scored a header on 36 minutes.The lead was short-lived as Daniel Masonequalised just eight minutes later followinga cross from Barry Mason. The 407 crowdwere treated to a hard-fought encounter,but neither side was able to find a winnerin the second half.Andover Town ran out 4-0 winners athome to Newport (IoW). The hosts wentahead through Liam Gilbert. The homeside then doubled their advantage thanks toBradley Benson from the penalty spot.

Two became three when Charlie Gunsonalso weighed in, and a fourth followed inthe second period from the penalty spot toseal a comfortable victory.A goal inside the opening minute fromRobbie Tambling put Horndean on the wayto three points at home to LymingtonTown. Dan Woodward made it 2-0 to theDeans nine minutes before half-time. Lym-ington pulled a goal back after the restart,but it was Horndean who went on to sealthe points when Gary Austin netted thethird and decisive goal.Team Solent beat Fawley AFC 2-1.

Steve Moore Benefit Game - 20 Sept 2015

It is with great delight that we can confirm over £6000 was raised through the day’sevents for Steve and his family.

Steve’s parents, Dave & Hayley, said: “A big thank you from the Moore family to WTFCfor hosting the Steve Moore XI football match last Sunday. Thanks to all who took thetime to come and make it a special day - the committee, tea girls, stewards, players, andfriends.”

Magpies on the RoadWe will be running a coach to most away games this season.Depending on distance to travel, games will be classified as category A or B.For category A games the cost is £16 for adults and £8 for accompanied under-16s.For category B games the cost is £14 and £7.Members of the F.A. Vase Vice-Presidents Club travel at half-price.However, we’re limited in the number we can take, so it’s essential that you book withKen Fergus (tel: 07923 473511) beforehand to avoid disappointment.

Directions to Blackfield & Langley’s Ground - Distance approx 37 milesGang Warily Community & Rec Centre, Newlands Road, Fawley, S’ton SO45 1GA

Tel: 07881 991013Leave M27 at J2 following signs for A326 Fawley. After several roundabouts, pass Hol-bury Public House then take right fork at roundabout signed lepe & Fawley. At first setof traffic lights turn left, then left again into ground.

Directions to Larkhall’s Ground - Sat 3rd Oct Distance approx 54 miles

Plain Ham, Charlcombe Lane, Bath, Somerset BA1 8DJ Tel:01225 334592

Take the A4 east from Bath City Centre towards Chippenham/M4. After approx 1 mileafter Cleveland Bridge junction (keep straight ahead) fork left into St Saviours Road(turning is signposted ‘Larkhall Local Shops’). In Larkhall Square take first left exit(Salisbury Road) and turn right at t-junction. Follow the road round to the left and up thehill. You are now on Charlcombe Lane. The ground is on the right, on a parallel lane, asCharlcombe Lane narrows. Continue for approximately 100 yards, turn around in Wool-ley Lane on the right and go back down the hill, this time keeping to the top lane on theleft hand side. Plain Ham is on the left just past the junction with Charlcombe Lane.

Nearest rail station: Bath Spa (3 miles) Please note there is no coach going

Player and Management Sponsorship 2015/16

Steve Cuss is sponsored by Elite FabricationPaul Roast “ Elite FabricationJohn Edwards “ Ken StewartJeff Robbins “ Sylvia & Gerry Cuss

Scott Arnold “ Garry ProbynJon Blake “ Denis CaddFranklyn Clarke Jeff RobbinsAdam Costello “ Dorset DaveBill Elliott “ Ross GrantMark Gamble “ Gabriel PhelpsSam Griffin “ Radio WimborneJason Harvell “ Bryan McCannRyan Johnson “ Paul JohnsonLouis Kellaway Ken FergusJack Lupton “ Gabriel PhelpsBilly Maybury “ Interior FitCallum O’Hare Brian McIntyreIan Oliver “ Paul JohnsonCarl Preston “ Steve HarveyDeclan Randall Tony GrantJames Stokoe “ Trish RobbinsMorgan Turner Rena AmesAnthony Waters “ Kelly WebbPatrick Wilson “ Peter & Ann Barham

Cost of Going to a MatchTeam Entry Prog Burger&

ChipsTea Cost at

groundFuel Total

Shortwood Utd £9 £1 £5 £1 £16 168m £21 £ 37

Taunton Town £8 £1.50 £4.50 £1 £15 142m £18 £ 33

Burnham £8 £1 £4 £1 £14 184m £23 £ 37

Evesham Utd £9 £2 £4 £1 £16 252m £32 £ 48

Wimborne Town £9 £1.00 £4 £1 £15 £ 15

Note: fuel cost calculated at 1.12p per litre (£5 per gallon), 40mpg.

App Sub Goal App Sub Goal App Sub Goal Goals Points Y R

Scott Arnold 7 2 9 0 0 0 1.33 1

Tom Biles 1 0 1 0

Jon Blake 3 1 1 1 4 2 0 0 1 1

Franklyn Clarke 6 1 2 1 8 0 2 0.25 1.63 2

Adam Costello 4 1 1 1 5 2 0 0 0.8

Bill Elliott 4 1 0 5 0

Mark Gamble 7 8 2 3 9 0 11 1.22 1.44 1

Sam Griffin 8 2 10 0 0 0 1.3

Jason Harvell 8 2 10 0 0 0 1.3

Ryan Johnson 4 1 1 5 1 0 0 2

Louis Kellaway 1 1 0 0 0 0

Jack Lupton 0 0 0

Billy Maybury 8 2 10 0 0 0 1.3 2

Callum O'Hare 0 0 0

Ian Oliver 8 2 2 10 0 2 0.2 1.3

Zach Phelps 1 0 1 0

Carl Preston 8 5 2 2 10 0 7 0.7 1.3

Declan Randall 1 0 1 0

Paul Roast 0 0 0

James Stokoe 8 4 2 2 10 0 6 0.6 1.3 2

Morgan Turner 2 4 1 2 5 0 0 0

Anthony Waters 4 0 4 0

Patrick Wilson 6 2 1 1 7 3 0 0 1.29

Own Goal 0

Total 88 19 20 22 6 8 110 25 28 9 0

Player Statistics 2015 - 16 as at 19th Sept - - League - - . . . . Cup . . . . - - - Total - - - Avge / Start Cards

When a player starts a game he is awarded 3 points for a win, 1 for a draw, 0 for a defeat.

Non-League DayThis season’s Non-League Day is Sat 10th October- we’re at home in the League to Marlow

Shane Turner Hayley Cucka Declan Randall5 people you'd invite George Best Shawn Michaels Charlie Austin

for dinner: Ray Davies (Kinks) Hugh Jackman Steven Gerrard

Neil Armstrong Muhammad Ali Kevin Hart

Leonardo da Vinci Kevin Costner 50 Cent

Nostradamus Marilyn Monroe The Rock

5 best things you'veseen:

Birth of my sons Darren Powell’s free-kick at Cuthbury

QPR v Derby play-off final

Gold Coast, Australia Comedy Store, Picca-dilly

Batman

Los Angeles My brother in theTough Mudder

Transformers

Old Trafford First time I saw myniece & nephew

DisneyWorld, Florida

Wimborne climbingWembley steps

Magpies winningleague in 2001/2

My dog “Boss”

5 favourites:

... night-out Meal with family Local pub or bar Bournemouth

... Sandwich Toasted cheese & ham Chicken mayonnaise Bacon

... Shop Any that sell chocolate Boots Pro Direct

... TV detective Dangermouse Frost Jack Bower

... scent / smell Bacon grilling Chloe Hot chocolate

5 predictions:

Premiership winners Man City Man Utd Man City

FA Cup winners Man Utd Arsenal Liverpool

AFCB's final position 19 th 16 th 18 th

S.L. Div One S&W North Leigh North Leigh Wimborne Town

S.L. Premier Div Chippenham Poole Weymouth

And finally - I can'tget through the week-end without ...

Match of the Day Alcohol Roast dinner onSunday

We asked Shane,Hayley, and Declanour usual questions.Here’s how they an-swered:

Head to Head - “Give me 5”

Seeing Jack in a protective boot at lastSaturday’s game, we took the opportunityto find out about his injury.

What is your injury?I ruptured my anterior taleo-fibular liga-ment (the ligament connecting the leg tothe foot), and had a severe ankle impinge-ment.

How and when was it caused?Initially during training back in February. Iput my foot out to block a shot. The ballhit the outside of my foot, causing it toturn inwards mid air. Instead of putting myfoot down flat, I landed on the outside ofmy foot and all my weight went down onmy ankle. It sounded like a pencil snap-ping. That practically ended my season. Itried to rest and recover over the summer,not knowing the full extent of the damageat this point. The day before pre seasonstarted this year, I rolled the ankle again, atwhich point I got a proper diagnosis.

What's been the treatment?I had surgery on the 25th August. Therewere two procedures to address the twoinjuries. I had keyhole surgery across thetop of my foot to clear the impinging andany extra bone that had formed. The sec-ond and more major procedure was to fixthe ruptured ligament. A 4-5 inch incisionwas made down the outside ankle, a seriesof small holes were drilled into the bottomof the leg bone, into which anchors werescrewed. The ligament was then pulled upand tied onto these anchors. I have juststarted physiotherapy, which will belengthy, but is the final stage of treatment.

When might you start training / playingagain?I hope to be back playing around Christ-mas time.

Is there anything you can do to keep fitwhile you recover?For two weeks following surgery I was inplaster and on crutches, so there was reallynothing I could do. However now I am in aprotective boot, I can walk around a bitmore. I have been going to the gym everyday, but at this stage all I can really do isupper body and right leg weights. Gradual-ly I will be able to do more and more car-dio work on my way back to full fitness.As much as I am desperate to run around, Ialso understand the importance of notrushing things and being patient.

Has it affected your day job?I had three weeks off work following sur-gery, but now I am in the boot I am backto work in a normal capacity. I have a deskjob, so it doesn't impact my work toomuch.

Anything else you’d like to add?A positive mentality is key. I have hadlengthy injuries before, and I know thatkeeping upbeat, listening to health profes-sional's advice and doing everything I pos-sibly can to help recovery along, all helptowards a full and thorough recovery.

The Big Interview - Jack Lupton

That sounds likegood advice, Jack.Thanks for taking thetime to answer ourquestions.

On behalf of all thesupporters, we wishyou a full and speedyrecovery, and lookforward to seeingyou on the pitchagain soon.

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Graham’s Half-Time Quiz (answers overleaf)1. Great Britain’s Davis Cup will meet which country in the final?2. What is the nickname of England’s Womens football team?3. Who were the losing finalists in last season’s FA Cup?4. Who did Portsmouth defeat 1-0 in the 2008 FA Cup final?5. And who scored the winning goal for Pompey?6. Who did England beat in the opening game of this year’s Rugby World Cup?7. Wales would have qualified for Euro 2016 if they’d won their last game? Who did

they draw 0-0 in Cardiff with?8. Which team did England’s Women beat 8-0 in their first Euro qualifier on Monday?9. Who won the last FA Cup final to be played at the Millennium Stadium, Cardiff?10. Who won the first FA Cup final after the end of the Second World War?

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Introducing - Morgan Turner photo by Steve Harris

What's your football playing history?Southampton FCAFC BournemouthPoole Town FCNew Milton Town FC

What position do you prefer to play in?Either as a centre forward or a number 10off a main striker

What's the best game you've played in?Poole and East Dorset vs Newport Countyin the last 16 of the National Cup. We won5-4 a.e.t and I scored a free kick that got usback into the game just after half time, andwe went on to win and progress in thetournament.

What were the reasons behind your moveto Wimborne?To gain southern league football experi-ence and to develop as a player.

What are your first impressions of Wim-borne as a club?Very friendly. The players have all mademe feel welcome and I feel a part of thesquad already. Also a club looking to goplaces. We want to win football matchesand finish as high up the table as possible.

Which professional player do you mostadmire, and why?Cristiano Ronaldo. I saw him comethrough at United and to see how hard hehas worked to get where he is now is inspi-rational. He isn't happy to relax after hav-ing an incredible season, he works hard tobetter himself in every aspect of his gamewhich is why he is levels above any otherfootballer excluding Messi.

What can we supporters expect from you?A honest working footballer who will giveeverything on the pitch. I'll look to createopportunities for other players and hope-fully score a few goals along the way.

What are your ambitions in football?To go as far up the footballing pyramid aspossible and to hopefully make a careerout of playing the game.

What advice would you give to a youngsterwho wants a career playing football?Always believe in your ability, make sacri-fices and work hard. There are times youmay feel like it is impossible but you haveto keep believing. You may not be the bestfootballer in the world but hard work willbeat talent if talent doesn't work hardenough.

Tell us a little-known fact about yourselfIn mini soccer at U7's I scored 87 goals ina 14 game season.

Thanks for your time, Morgan.We’re looking forward to celebrating yourfirst goal for the Magpies.

Burnham’s Manager Steps Down - 10 Sept 2015Manager Mark Tallentire has left Division One South & West club Burnham. Tallentire, aformer Burnham player, took over in May following their relegation from the Premier Div.

Merthyr Town Judged Best Grassroots Club in UEFA Awards - 14 Sept 2015Merthyr Town FC have been recognised and rewarded at the very highest level for theiroutstanding contribution to their local community with the announcement that they havewon the Gold Award for the Best Grassroots Club in the 2015 UEFA Grassroots Awards.

“Football can play an important role in the promotion of positive messages and the tack-ling of social issues and those are both impressive features of the Best Grassroots Clubwinner at Merthyr Town FC,” said UEFA President Michel Platini following the an-nouncement. “The club has enabled a variety of target groups to enjoy football by takingpart in the sport and this ensures there is a positive future ahead for those involved.”

The 2015 awards were announced as part of UEFA Grassroots Week, which has beenaligned for the first time with the European Commission's Week of Sport. “We really be-lieve that Merthyr epitomise everything that we are trying to achieve through our grass-roots programme,” said Jamie Clewer, Head of Growth at the Welsh Football Trust.“There's a real diversity to everything that they offer. We're really pleased that it has beenrecognised.”

Merthyr Town FC have been celebrated by UEFA as a club that embodies the very es-sence of sport and community spirit, embracing coach education, fun football, and small-sided games while facilitating the sport for a wide target group. With the pitch always inuse, the club is able to use football as a means of tackling social issues at the heart of thetown.

“With Merthyr Town, I think what sets us apart is we're looking to be a club for every-one, not just for the elite, not just for the kids at the academy, not just for the fans, but forevery one of all ages, gender, ability, disability ... that's what makes it special,” said Elli-ott Evans, the Community Development Officer at Merthyr Town FC. “To be awardedthe UEFA Grassroots Award, it's a massive achievement for us and it's a privilege to bepart of it. For the community project there's no doubt that it's our proudest moment yet.”“Since the introduction of the pitch the academy has trebled, quadrupled maybe, with theusage there,” explained a proud Meurig Price, Chairman of Merthyr Town FC. “The funcamps with the schools during the holidays, the ladies’ team, the disability team, thewalking football team - I don't think there's any group of people that have been left out.”

Southern League News

Sydenham’s Wessex outfit Christchurchare looking for a new manager after sack-ing Adie Arnold. During Arnold’s 16months in charge, the club were relegatedfrom the Premier Division and won just

one game out of seven in Division One.Chairman Fiona Clements said his sacking“was down to results and the fact we didnot see the same team line-up from oneweek to the next.”

N-LP Report - “Christchurch Sack Arnold” - 20 Sep 2015

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Half-Time FA Cup Quiz Answers

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10. Derby County beat Charlton Athletic 4-1 aet in 1946

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Plans to move Wimborne Town FC to a new location in the town have been submitted tothe council. The proposals would see the Southern League club – currently based in Cow-grove Road – relocated to land off Parmiter Drive.

New football pitches, a clubhouse, stands, changing facilities and parking would be creat-ed at the site, as well as 81 new homes, allotments, a 'teenage activity space' and a Site ofAlternative Natural Greenspace, or SANG.

Former Wimborne Town chair Paula Henley unveiled plans for the new ground in Febru-ary, saying the facility would have "an awful lot of potential".

The stadium would be constructed at the cost of Wyatt Homes, who plan to build housingon Wimborne’s current premises.

And club director Ken Fergus said he is optimistic about Magpies' future at the site."Building in the area of Cuthbury has been in the strategic plan for East Dorset for sometime now, and as a result of that the developers must provide a new location for the club."That other location is designated in the plan. We are in ongoing talks with the develop-ers, and have been for the last two or three years."

A planning application for the site has now been submitted to East Dorset District Coun-cil, and members of the public are invited to have their say until early next month.

Mr Fergus admitted it would be a "big wrench" to leave Cuthbury, where the team havebeen based for many years. "On the other hand, it's exciting to be able to move to a newarea. It's not too far out of town, so we're hopeful that it will be a positive move for theclub," he said.

Developers hope to begin building at the 12-acre Parmiter Drive site as early as next year.Council officers have called the scheme an "important initial piece in a wider jigsaw ofdevelopment planned for Wimborne".

A total of 192 dwellings are proposed by Wyatt Homes for Cuthbury, where 20 existingproperties will be replaced and land has been identified for possible extension to Wim-borne hospital.

A planning application has not yet been submitted for the land.

As part of the core strategy for Christchurch and East Dorset, a total of 350 homes, asports village, new allotments, a local centre, land for a school and a country park are dueto be provided for land south of Leigh Road.

Parmiter Drive must be developed to enable the relocation of Wimborne Town FC andsome of the allotments remaining at Cuthbury.

The estimated cost of construction at the site is around £13million, providing 100 fulltime construction jobs each year and up to four times that in the supply chain.

The proposed 81 dwellings will accommodate around 185 people, and developers say 40of the properties – around 50 per cent – will be affordable.

Plans to move Wimborne Town FC SubmittedDaily Echo Weds 23 Sept 2015

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