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Division One South & West

Saturday 31st October 2015Kick-off 15:00

Wantage Town

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IN THE DIRECTORS’ BOX Acting Chairman Ken Stewart Events Director Denis Cadd Director Steve Cuss Finance Director Ken Fergus Matchday Co-ordinator Tony Grant Director Steve Harvey Honorary Director Ken Holloway

ON THE PITCH Manager Steve Cuss Assistant Manager Paul Roast Goalkeeping Coach Clive Saunders Physio John Edwards Kit Jeff Robbins Reserves Manager Ed Taylor Groundsman Brian Sibley

YOUTH SECTIONChairman Mark Joyce

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Welcome, everyone, to this after-noon's Southern League Divi-sion One South & West match

with Wantage Town. Please make ourvisitors feel welcome. Like ourselves,Wantage haven't made a great start to theseason - they're three points better offthan us having played two games more.This is our first game since the defeat atMangotsfield twelve days ago and that'sbecause we were due to play DidcotTown last Saturday. Didcot were playingin the Fourth Qualifying Round of the FACup and they did our division proud withan excellent 4-2 win over Isthmian Pre-mier outfit Brentwood Town, comingback from an early 2-0 deficit. Their re-ward is a home tie with Exeter City onNovember 7th.Let's hope the rest we've had since theMangotsfield game will have allowed ourplayers to recover from a few knocks. AsI write these notes, the situation regardingMark Gamble is no clearer. When wehave more information it'll be posted onthe web-site.I wasn't at the Mangotsfield game and sothere was no match report written or in-terview with Steve Cuss after the game. Iknow a lot of supporters can't get to awaygames - particularly in midweek - andyou look forward to the match report so,if any of you would like to have a go atwriting a match report or interviewingSteve Cuss, please don't be shy in comingforward. After about 350 video reports

over the past seven or so years, I find I'mrunning out of things to say!As you all know, we rely heavily on vol-unteers at the Club. One such is DaveWebber who manages the supporters' fo-rum and produces & distributes themonthly fixture poster. Thanks for allyour efforts, Dave. If anyone else wouldlike to become more involved in runningthe club, please talk to any Director.And if any of you Magpie fans would liketo own some shares in the Club, pleasespeak to me or any director about what'sinvolved. You don't have to be a Russianoligarch....of course, if you are, you'll bevery welcome.I mentioned Dave Webber's excellent fix-ture posters above. The posters show Re-serves games and, when they're playingon the main pitch, our Ladies and U-18teams' fixtures. Both these teams are wellworth watching so why not look out fortheir games.Don't forget we're at home to Gillinghamin the Dorset Senior Cup on Tuesdaynight. Season tickets aren't valid for thatgame but we're reducing admission prices- £6 for adults, £3 for concessions, andUnder 16s free. Meanwhile, enjoy thisafternoon's match.

Ken FergusFinance Director

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Front Cover Photo …… is Declan Randall in action against Marlow here at the Cuthbury on October 10th.

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From the DugoutWelcome to this afternoon’s Evo-

stik League Southern fixtureagainst Wantage Town. We ex-

tend a warm welcome to the visiting man-agement team along with the players,directors and supporters.The last home game in the cup against.Weymouth was a much improved perform-ance taking our higher league opponentsall the way before losing on penalties.The pleasing issue for me was that westayed in the game, and defended wellwhich allowed us to have our spell at theend of the game when the Weymouthkeeper made good saves from FranklynClarke and Billy Maybury before PatrickWilson scored his first goal for Wimborneto force the penalty shoot out.The away game at Bishops Cleeve contin-ued the improved performances. We weredisappointed to only get a draw after lead-ing twice in the game through Carl Prestonand Luke Holmes, although playing thelast half an hour with ten men did make ita point gained.We have never enjoyed travelling to Man-gotsfield and again it proved a difficultplace to go to. I felt we were better thanthe 1-3 defeat, particularly during the sec-ond half when I thought our passing andapproach play was good with Luke Holm-es again getting on the score sheet.

I’m delighted to welcome back Jamie Dav-idson to the Club after his transfer fromPoole Town. Of course Jamie needs nointroduction having spent five seasons hereenjoying some good times. He comesstraight into the squad.For today's game we will be withoutFranklyn Clarke (suspended) and Ian Oliv-er (unavailable) but we will hopefully haveScott Arnold and Ryan Johnson availableafter injury.Please keep your continued support going -it's much appreciated.Enjoy the game.

Steve Cuss

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From the Dressing RoomHi, and welcome to today’s league

game against Wantage Town.Since the last programme, we’ve played 3times. The first was the Red Insure LeagueCup tie at home to Weymouth. These cupgames give Steve the opportunity to lookat squad players, and to try different tac-tics. 16 year old Callum O’Hare came onfor Ryan after half an hour, and did well.To finish on level terms with higherleague opponents was a good perform-ance. But the game was overshadowed bythe injury to Gambo. At the time of writ-ing he’s still waiting for the swelling to godown before knowing the extent of his in-juries. I know you’ll all join me in wishinghim a full and speedy recovery.The following Saturday we played well atBishops Cleeve. We got to half-time with-out letting a goal in, and that was encour-aging. We went one-up through Carl witha typical goal-poacher’s finish. Then therewas the Franklyn incident which resultedin his red card, and the ref giving a corner.The lads close to it thought it was a goalkick. So to concede a goal from it was dis-appointing in lots of ways. Franklyn hadplayed a really disciplined defensive roleon the right until then. The lads showedgreat spirit with 10 men, and the goal thatput us back in the lead with 5 minutes togo was a good one. There was a great ballfrom Billy to Griff wide on the right. Hetook the defenders on and delivered a lowcross to Luke who turned it in. You thenthink that we ought to hold on, but theykept running at us, and won a late penalty.Overall we were the better side, so it wasdisappointing not to have come away withall 3 points.

Franklyn is a good player, and you don’twant to curb his natural game. He apolo-gised to the lads at the next game, and asplayers that’s all you can ask of a team-mate. He’s suspended for 3 games.Mangotsfield mid-week is a tough place togo, and we’ve not done well there in re-cent seasons. I thought we started well andwere doing OK. Then they scored from acorner - it’s always disappointing to con-cede from a set-piece. It looked as thoughwe’d get to the break one down, but thenthey got a penalty right on half-time, andthat changed things. In the second half wehad to chase the game, and they got a thirdafter 10 minutes. Luke’s goal was greatexecution. Their keeper was off his line alot, sweeping behind their defence. Whenthe ball broke to Luke he lobbed it firsttime into the net. It took Luke a while toget on the scoresheet last season, but nowhe’s got 2 in 2 games, and that’s great forhim and the team. Other positives from thetrip to Mangotsfield? I thought Declan hadanother good game, and Morgan did wellwhen he came on.With no game last Saturday, Steve gave usthe day off, and that gave the lads withniggling injuries more time to recover.Then we had double training sessions thisweek, and time to work on a few things.Today is the first of a run of 3 homegames In Wantage’s 14 league gamesthey’ve scored 25, one less than us, andconceded 24. So it could be another excit-ing game for the neutrals! We’ll be goingall out to get another win at the Cuthbury,and we look forward to your usual greatsupport.

James Stokoe

Wimborne Town 1 Weymouth 1 - 13 Oct 2015 - Ken Fergus reportsA bad injury to Mark Gamble overshad-owed an excellent performance by a youngMagpie team as they went out of the RedInsure Cup to Weymouth on penalties.The incident happened on 53 minuteswhen Wimborne were pressing hard for anequaliser. The ball came into the box fromthe left and Mark went into a 50/50 chal-lenge and was left on the ground in agony.After treatment he was stretchered off.No blame whatsoever attaches to the Wey-mouth player involved in the tackle and wemust thank Terras’ physio Sophie Shapp-ard for her help in treating Mark.Steve Cuss rested a number of regularsand, with Jon Blake, James Stokoe, SamGriffin & Wayne Crutcher all on thebench, the starting line-up looked young.A strong Weymouth team started well andenjoyed most of the early possession,knocking the ball about quickly and accu-rately and moving well. But they didn'thave it all their own way, with Luke Holm-es & Franklyn Clarke in particular playingsome good stuff. On 12 minutes, Frank-lyn's run took him to the left byline and ledto a Magpie corner and three minutes laterIan Oliver headed another corner wide.Morgan Turner, who looked sharp and wasworking hard, won yet another corner on24 minutes but the delivery was disap-pointing and it was cleared at the near post.Then, on 25 minutes, Weymouth took thelead. A diagonal cross from the right tothe far post was met by Tim Sills and hisheader back across goal found the net.Ryan Johnson had to go off on 37 minutesand 17-year-old Ryan was replaced by 16-year-old Callum O'Hare. One minute laterMark Gamble almost got to a loose ball inthe Weymouth six yard box and on 43

minutes a swerving shot from MorganTurner was parried by Steve Boore in theTerras goal for a corner.Eight minutes into the second period wehad the lengthy delay while Gambo re-ceived treatment. Sam Griffin came on forMark and immediately Wimborne got ontop, playing some fast, attacking football.Morgan Turner was played through byFranklyn and then Billy Maybury hit acracking shot from distance but SteveBoore was good enough for both.The Weymouth keeper was called upon tomake saves from Sam Griffin, Carl Preston& Franklyn Clarke until Wimborne got thereward their second half deserved with anequaliser on 76 minutes. Yet anotherMagpie corner was met at the far post byPat Wilson and the scores were level with14 minutes plus added left. Weymouththen had a good spell themselves and cameclose when a header hit Jason's bar andwent over on 84 minutes but it was Wim-borne who almost snatched it at the deathwhen a deflected Franklyn Clarke shot wasbrilliantly pushed round the post by Boore.And so to penalties. Weymouth scored,Billy equalised 1-1. Weymouth scored,Morgan's effort was saved 2-1. Weymouthscored, Carl's shot was saved 3-1. Wey-mouth scored and, suddenly, it was over.A disappointing end and scant reward for asuper Magpie second half display.Man of the match? Steve Boore, ofcourse. But on the Wimborne side, Ihaven't seen Franklyn Clarke play so well.He was immense. Luke Holmes also hadan excellent game; he's the man whomakes things happen for the Magpies.And a word for Callum O'Hare who wasup again Tim Sills and handled him well.But there wasn't a failure in black & white.

Wimborne Town vs Weymouth 13 Oct 2015 - photos by Mark of mrndesign

Above - Franklyn on the ball;Below - Steve works out the order for penalties - is Jeff volunteering to take one?

Bishops Cleeve 2 Wimborne Town 2 - 17 Oct 2015 - Ken Fergus reports

A 90th minute penalty denied WimborneTown a well-deserved three points at Bish-ops Cleeve on Saturday. Leading 2-1through a Luke Holmes goal on 85 min-utes and down to 10 men since the hourmark, the Magpies suffered heartbreakwhen the ref pointed to the spot after amistimed challenge by Patrick Wilson.Elliot Kennedy drove the ball high into theWimborne net and the Magpies had to set-tle for a point.There was a lively start to the match on abright but chilly day in Gloucestershire.With no Mark Gamble, Steve Cuss optedto play James Stokoe up front with LukeHolmes operating just behind him. WayneCrutcher retruned to a defensive back linealongside Declan Randall, Billy Maybury& Ian Oliver with Jon Blake, FranklynClarke, Sam Griffin & Carl Preston mak-ing up the midfield in a 4-4-1-1 formation.Bishops Cleeve hit the post in the veryfirst attack and then, on minute later, SamGriffin had a shot blocked. Luke Holmescame in for some heavy treatment early onbut, typically, didn't let it affect him.On 11 minutes a Jon Blake back headerfrom a Billy Maybury throw was on targetbut easily saved and on 25 minutes Wim-borne could have taken the lead whenJames Stokoe was first to a poor headerback to the keeper. Stokes' header wentover the home keeper but just wide of thepost. Wimborne were just the better teamat the is point and good play from SamGriffin on the left wing ended with a tameshot at the keeper.Half-time -- Cleeve 0 Magpies 0Wimborne started the second half stronglyand took the lead on 54 minutes. A longthrow from Billy Maybury on the left was

headed by Jon Blake and when the ballbroke to Carl Preston he made no mistake.Wimborne seemed in control now andlooking to increase their lead when, on 61minutes, a moment of madness cost themdear. The ball had gone out for a Cleevecorner when there was an altercation be-tween Franklyn Clarke and a Cleeve de-fender. It ended with a head butt and thatgave the referee no option. Franklyn hadbarely reached the changing rooms whenthe match was level. The corner washeaded back across goal where LukeHitchman was on hand to net.The momentum was all with Cleeve nowand, with 10 men, Wimborne would dowell to hang on for a point. Morgan Turn-er came on for Carl Preston and Wim-borne started to get back into the game,although they had a scare when Cleeve hitthe Wimborne post on 82 minutes.Three minutes later it looked as though theMagpies might take all 3 points. Greatwork by Sam Griffin on the right took himto the byline and his cross along theground found Luke Holmes who netted.That triggered the best goal celebrationwe've seen for a while, although Luke wasbooked for throwing his shirt away!Then came the late penalty and Wimbornewere denied the win.This was a solid performance by the Mag-pies with some good football to admire.My man of the match was Sam Griffinwith Billy Maybury not far behind.Wimborne Town: Harvell, Randall,Crutcher, Holmes (Wilson 86), Maybury,Blake (capt), Griffin, Oliver, Stokoe,Clarke, Preston (Turner 78). Unused subs:Roast, O'Hare, Johnson.

Mangotsfield Utd 3 Wimborne Town 1 - 20 Oct 2015 - Dave Briggs reports

In recent years Wimborne's visits to Man-gotsfield have never borne fruit, and thiswas to be no exception, the Magpies goingdown 3-1. Trailing by three goals after 55minutes Wimborne put in a spirited effort,but could only manage a single goal byLuke Holmes.Steve Cuss made one change from thestarting line-up game at Bishops Cleeve,Patrick Wilson replacing Franklyn Clarkein midfield.There were early chances at both endswith a 30 yard shot by Brad Abrahamswell saved by Jason Harvell and a 40 yardeffort by James Stokoe just clearing theMangotsfield crossbar. A header fromScott Bruce was scambled away by theWimborne defence, while a header by JonBlake was tipped over by Mangotsfieldkeeper Kieran Preston.As the half progressed the home team gotthe upper hand and posed a threat withbreaks down the flanks leading to danger-ous crosses, but the resulting shots wentwide of the woodwork.On 35 minutes Mangotsfield took the leadfrom a right wing corner. Scott Briceevaded the Wimborne defence and pow-ered in a header from the six yard line.Harvell had to make another good lowsave, but on 43 minutes the home teamdoubled their lead from the penalty spotafter a badly timed lunge by Ian Oliverwas judged to be inside the area. The re-play seems to indicate that, while the ballwas inside, the contact with the forward'sleg was probably just outside. Lewis Pow-ell converted with a low shot inside thepost.

At the restart stand-in captain Jon Blake,who had picked up an injury during thefirst half, was replaced by FranklynClarke.Wimborne looked more purposeful asthey tried to get back into the game, butwhen, on 55 minutes, a promising movewas cut out by a defender on the edge ofthe Mangotsfield penalty area, the hometeam made a rapid counter attack andLewis Powell turned the ball into the netfrom close range.Wimborne now had a mountain to climb,but they stuck to the task and looked thebetter team, for the remainder of thematch. A couple of long range shots wenthigh over the crossbar before a headerfrom Stokoe cleared the bar by inches.On 80 minutes Wimborne at last had somesuccess when the home keeper rushed tothe edge of the area and tackled Carl Pres-ton. The ball went straight to Luke Holmeswho, from 35 yards, lifted a beautifullyplaced shot over the keeper and retreatingdefenders to reduced the deficit.But that was to be merely a consolationgoal as Mangotsfield held out for a winwhich their overall play deserved.Wimborne Town: Harvell, Randall,Crutcher, Holmes, Maybury, Blake(Clarke HT), Griffin, Oliver, Stokoe,Wilson (Turner 67), Preston.Unused Subs: Johnson, Roast.

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Evo-Stik League Southern Division One South & West - 28 Oct 2015Home Away Total

P W D L W D L W D L GF GA GD Pts1 Cinderford Town 14 5 2 0 4 2 1 9 4 1 28 10 18 312 North Leigh 13 5 1 1 4 0 2 9 1 3 27 12 15 283 Shortwood United 13 5 0 1 4 0 3 9 0 4 25 16 9 274 Tiverton Town 14 4 1 1 3 4 1 7 5 2 17 12 5 265 Swindon S’marine 14 4 0 3 4 1 2 8 1 5 23 17 6 256 Winchester City 12 5 1 0 2 2 2 7 3 2 35 16 19 247 Banbury United 14 4 2 1 2 4 1 6 6 2 30 18 12 248 Taunton Town 13 3 2 2 4 1 1 7 3 3 23 14 9 249 Evesham United 15 4 0 3 2 4 2 6 4 5 21 16 5 2210 Yate Town 15 3 3 2 3 0 4 6 3 6 23 18 5 2111 Larkhall Athletic 12 2 3 1 3 2 1 5 5 2 24 18 6 2012 Bishops Cleeve 14 2 4 1 3 1 3 5 5 4 22 26 -4 2013 Marlow 14 4 1 2 1 1 5 5 2 7 26 28 -2 1714 Slimbridge 14 2 4 1 2 0 5 4 4 6 14 20 -6 1615 Mangotsfield Utd 13 3 2 2 1 2 3 4 4 5 23 30 -7 1616 Didcot Town 11 2 1 2 2 2 2 4 3 4 23 18 5 1517 Burnham 13 1 1 4 2 2 3 3 3 7 14 21 -7 1218 Wantage Town 14 2 0 5 1 2 4 3 2 9 25 24 1 1119 AFC Totton 13 2 2 3 1 0 5 3 2 8 19 28 -9 1120 Bridgwater Town 13 1 1 5 2 1 3 3 2 8 13 29 -16 1121 Wimborne Town 12 1 1 4 1 1 4 2 2 8 26 34 -8 822 Bashley 14 0 0 7 0 0 7 0 0 14 5 61 -56 0

147 games have been played in our league so far this season. There’s been:● 64 home wins 43%● 51 away wins 35%● 32 draws 22%● 486 goals average of 3.3 goals per game● 60 goals in our 12 games - that’s an average of 5 per game● 22 successful penalties - 4 by Ben Whitehead of Wantage● 3 own goals

AFC Totton W L W D L LBanbury Utd D W L D W WBashley L L L L L LBishops Cleeve D W D W L DBridgwater Town L L W L W DBurnham D D L L D LCinderford Town W W D D W WDidcot Town L D D W D LEvesham Utd W L L L W WLarkhall Athletic D D W L W DMangotsfield Utd L L D W D LMarlow L L W W L WNorth Leigh L W W D L LShortwood Utd W W W L W WSlimbridge W W L W D LSwindon S’marine W L W W L LTaunton Town D W W D L DTiverton Town D W D D W WWantage Town L L L L D LWimborne Town L D L L D LWinchester City D D L W W WYate Town W L W L W L

Last 6 league results (most recent on right) League table based on last 6 results

Evo-Stik League Southern Div One S & W as at 28 Oct 2015

Cost of Going to a MatchTeam Entry Prog Burger&

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Shortwood Utd £9 £1 £5 £1 £16 168 m £21 £ 37Taunton Town £8 £1.50 £4.50 £1 £15 142 m £18 £ 33Burnham £8 £1 £4 £1 £14 184 m £23 £ 37Evesham Utd £9 £2 £4 £1 £16 252 m £32 £ 48Larkhall Athletic £8 £1.50 £2 sausage

& chips£1 £12.50 109 m £14 £ 26-50

Bishops Cleeve £7 £1.50 £4 £1 £13.50 246 m £31 £ 44-50Mangotsfield Utd £8 £1.50 £3.50 £1 £14 130 m £16 £ 30Wimborne Town £9 £1.00 £4 £1 £15 £ 15

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

Shortwood Utd GD 5 Pts 15Cinderford T 8 14Tiverton T 4 12Winchester City 7 11Banbury Utd 3 11Slimbridge 2 10Taunton Town 5 9Marlow 4 9Yate Town 3 9Evesham Utd 1 9Larkhall Ath 1 9Bishops Cleeve -1 9Swindon S’marine -1 9North Leigh 2 7AFC Totton -1 7Bridgwater Town -8 7Didcot Town 0 6Mangotsfield Utd -6 5Burnham -7 3Wimborne Town -6 2Wantage Town -7 1Bashley -22 0

Fair Play Tables - league and league cup games only - up to 22nd Oct4 points per caution; 10 or 12 points per sending off

Evo-Stik League Southern Div One S & W StatisticsLeading League Goalscorers up to 21st Oct

Bentley (Winchester C) 14Whitehead (Wantage T) 12Powell (Mangotsfield U) 10Mark Gamble (Magpies) 9Lee (Shortwood U) 9Hopper (Swindon S) 8Osbourne-Ricketts (N Leigh) 8

Premier Division:Meechan (St.Neot’s T) 14Mackey (Leamington) 10Jarvis (HungerfordT) 9Div One Central:Mendy (Chalfont St.Peter) 11Matthew (Egham T) 8Woods (Uxbridge) 8

Average League Attendances - as at 24th Oct

AFC Totton 273Banbury Utd 251Bashley 102Bishops Cleeve 83Bridgwater Town 215Burnham 69Cinderford Town 126Didcot Town 130

Evesham Utd 221Larkhall Ath 151Mangotsfield Utd 112Marlow 100North Leigh 112Shortwood Utd 92Slimbridge 94Swindon S’marine 158

Taunton Town 248Tiverton Town 184Wantage Town 70Wimborne Town 192Winchester City 176Yate Town 203

Bedworth Utd (Prem Div) 188 points is the worst in the Evo-Stik League SouthernPetersfield T (Central Div) 32 points have the best record.In the Prem Div: Dorchester (104), Poole (104), Weymouth (106)

And in the Premier Division:Dorchester Town - 501 Poole Town - 390 Weymouth - 545

Bishops Cleeve 156Burnham 150Marlow 140Mangotsfield Utd 120Tiverton Town 116Bridgwater Town 100Yate Town 98AFC Totton 96

Taunton Town 88Wantage Town 84Slimbridge 82Banbury Utd 78Evesham Utd 76Wimborne Town 76Winchester City 74Shortwood Utd 72

Larkhall Ath 72North Leigh 64Bashley 54Swindon S’marine 50Cinderford Town 46Didcot Town 44

Evo-Stik League Southern - Respect Award TablesPoints (excellent=10, good=7, satisfactory=5, poor=2) are awarded against the Refe-ree’s Report for:

● officials / benches● match officials’ dressing room● Hospitality

A home club can achieve a maximum of 30 per game, the away club a max of 10.Marks are deducted - caution for dissent=4, dismissal for foul & abusive language=12.This includes bench personnel.Current Table (not updated for 3 weeks):Evesham Utd 179Bridgwater T 177AFC Totton 172Swindon S 172Cinderford T 166Yate Town 164Tiverton T 162Bashley 159

Slimbridge 159Shortwood Utd 158Wimborne T 156Wantage T 155Banbury Utd 143Burnham 142Larkhall Ath 136North Leigh 136

Marlow 129Bishops Cleeve 124Didcot T 116Winchester City 108Mangotsfield Utd 97Taunton T 97

In the Premier Div - Weymouth (212), Dorchester (187), Poole (163).In the Evo-Stik League Southern overall - Weymouth have the most points,Mangotsfield & Taunton the joint least points.

Battling Didcot made history as they camefrom 2 goals down to secure a place in thefirst round proper for the first time, against10-men Brentwood.The visitors made a lightning start andwere 2 up after only 10 minutes. Gary Reidvolleyed home from 30 yards, and the leadwas doubled 2 minutes later as Reid fedJamie Guy who went on to fire into Did-cot’s net.Didcot were gifted a goal and a way backinto the tie when Mark Janes’ shot wentunder goalkeeper Jack Norton. Then, 5minutes before the interval, Didcot were onlevel terms as Jack Longford headed homea cross from Jamie Heapy.Just after the break there was a crucial in-terval when Brentwood’s Josh Banton wassent off for head-butting Jack Powell.Didcot took full advantage as Josh Dutton-Black fired home 15 minutes from time.

Didcot made sure when Powell tappedhome to send their supporters into dream-land. Att: 347In the first round proper, Didcot have beendrawn at home to League Two Exeter City.The game will be shown live on BT Sportat midday on Sunday 8th November.Each club will receive £67, 500.Didcot are the lowest ranked club left inthe competition.The only other Evo-Stik League Southernrepresentative is Chesham Utd of the Pre-mier League. They travel to League TwoBristol Rovers on Saturday 7th November.After beating Eastbourne Town 4-1 athome in Round 3 Qualifying, Didcotplayed MK Dons at home in the Berks &Bucks Senior Cup. They lost 14-0, ship-ping 7 goals in each half! Three Dons play-ers scored hat-tricks, one in 6 minutes.

Didcot Town 4 Brentwood Town 2 - FA Cup Round 4 Qualifying 24 Oct - N-LP Report

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) 1 - 6 209 Harvell Wilson Oliver Costello MayburySep 29 Bridgwater Town Lge 1 - 2 133 Harvell Wilson Y Oliver Y Costello Maybury YOct 3 Larkhall Ath FAT(1Q) 1 - 3 94 Harvell Wilson Johnson Costello MayburyOct 10 Marlow Lge 2 - 3 234 Harvell Randall Crutcher Y Holmes MayburyOct 13 Weymouth RIC 1 - 1 (p1-4) 144 Harvell Randall Johnson Holmes MayburyOct 17 Bishops Cleeve Lge 2 - 2 55 Harvell Randall Crutcher Holmes 1 Y MayburyOct 20 Mangotsf'ield Utd Lge 1 - 3 93 Harvell Randall Crutcher Holmes 1 Maybury YOct 31 Wantage Town LgeNov 3 Gillingham Town DSC(1)Nov 7 Slimbridge LgeNov 14 Yate T LgeNov 21 Banbury Utd LgeNov 24 Didcot T LgeNov 28 Shortwood Utd LgeDec 2 Winchester C LgeDec 5 Swindon S LgeDec 12 Tiverton Town LgeDec 15 Taunton 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 boldAbbreviations: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 & WRecent results

Tuesday 27th OctoberBanbury Utd 2 - 1 Didcot TBishops Cleeve 1 - 1 Taunton TMangotsfield U 1 - 4 Evesham UtdMarlow 5 - 0 BashleyShortwood Utd 3 - 2 Yate TownSwindon S 0 - 2 Cinderford TTiverton T 1 - 0 SlimbridgeWednesday 28th OctoberLarkhall Ath 1 - 1 Bridgwater TNorth Leigh 1 - 2 Winchester C

Re-arranged Games - please note the new dates:Tues 24 Nov Didcot Town vs Wimborne TownTues 15 Dec Wimborne T vs Taunton Town

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Evo-Stik League Southern - Division One South & West - future fixtures

Today - Saturday 31st OctoberBurnham vs AFC TottonSlimbridge vs Bridgwater TWimborne T vs Wantage TMonday 2nd NovemberBurnham vs Winchester CTuesday 3rd NovemberBashley vs Taunton TDidcot T vs Bridgwater TShortwood U vs North LeighTiverton T vs Larkhall Ath

Saturday 7th NovemberBanbury U vs Yate TBishops Cleeve vs Wantage TBurnham vs BashleyLarkhall Ath vs Winchester CMangotsfield U vs Cinderford TMarlow vs Taunton TNorth Leigh vs Evesham UShortwood U vs Bridgwater TSwindon S vs AFC TottonWimborne T vs Slimbridge

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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

JASON HARVELLDECLAN RANDALLWAYNE CRUTCHERBILLY MAYBURYRYAN JOHNSONJON BLAKESAM GRIFFINLUKE HOLMESJAMES STOKOEPATRICK WILSONCARL PRESTONSCOTT ARNOLDJAMIE DAVIDSONBILL ELLIOTTCALLUM O’HAREPAUL ROASTMORGAN TURNER

Wantage Town All Red

Keeper: Pink

Manager : DANIEL BARRYAsst Mngr: IAN LOVEGROVECoaches: TOM BUTLER

GRAHAM LEEPhysio: STUART HILLS

1. DANIEL SMITH2. TOM BUTLER3. JOSIAS CARBON4. STUART CATTELL5. GIORGIO WRONA6. NICK THORNE7. JAMES GLOVER8. JAKE JOHNS9. BEN WHITEHEAD10. MATT CLARK11. PIERS MCGLYN12. SAM BARDER14. AARON FERRIS15. ADAM BRUCE16. TYRON LEIGH17. JARED JONES

Today’s Squads

Referee:Ryan Hillier-Smith (Winchester)

Assistant Referees:Michal Fogt (Winchester)

James Spooner (Southampton)

Wimborne Town Player & Management ProfilesSteve Cuss Manager Appointed in May 2011. From TorquaySteve 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 2011Previous clubs: Poole Tn, Bournemouth FCA former AFC Bournemouth apprentice, he was manager Steve Cuss’s first signing.Paul Roast Goalkeeper / defender DoB: 15/5/78, PooleOver 400 appearances as a player. Now assistant to manager Steve.Scott Arnold Right Back DoB: 22/2/85, Poole Signed: July 2011Previous 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 2014Previous 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 2012Signed 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, FarnboroughWon 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 2012A 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 has 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.Callum O’Hare DefenderAnother young player who has developed through the Youth and Reserves 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 BournemouthLuke Holmes Forward Dob: 7/3/97, Poole Signed Oct 2015Rejoined after a brief spell at Poole; previously a Scholar at AFC BournemouthWayne Crutcher Defender Signed Oct 2015Jamie Davidson Forward Dob: 22/11/90, Poole Signed Oct 2015Rejoined after a brief spell at Poole

Wimborne Town Player & Management Profiles cont’d

W.T.F.C. Club Shopsituated near the turnstiles

We have a wide range of essential items tointerest fans and casual supporters:

● Hats, scarves, replica shirts● Old programmes

- Magpies, Cherries, Saints● Travel mugs, enamel pin badges

Contact Gabriel Phelps - tel: 07415713786

Tivoli Theatre Wimborne31 Oct Andy Fairweather Low6 Nov Wishbone Ash7 Nov Aynsley Lister18 Nov Jim Davidson19 Nov The Barron Knights

Box Office 01202 885566www.tivoliwimborne.co.uk

App Sub Goal App Sub Goal App Sub Goal Goals Points Y RScott Arnold 7 2 9 0 0 0 1.33 1Tom Biles 1 0 1 0Jon Blake 7 1 1 3 1 10 2 1 0.1 0.5 2Franklyn Clarke 8 2 1 5 1 13 2 2 0.15 1.15 3 1Adam Costello 5 1 3 1 8 2 0 0 0.5Wayne Crutcher 3 3 0 0 0 0.33 1Bill Elliott 5 3 0 8 0Mark Gamble 9 8 5 3 14 0 11 0.79 1 2Sam Griffin 12 1 3 1 15 1 1 0.07 0.93Jason Harvell 12 5 17 0 0 0 0.88Luke Holmes 3 2 1 4 0 2 0.5 0.5 1Ryan Johnson 5 3 1 8 1 0 0 1.38Louis Kellaway 1 1 0 0 0 0Jack Lupton 0 0 0Billy Maybury 12 5 17 0 0 0 0.88 4Callum O'Hare 1 0 1 0Ian Oliver 12 2 5 17 0 2 0.12 0.88 2Zach Phelps 1 0 1 0Carl Preston 12 7 5 3 17 0 10 0.59 0.88Declan Randall 3 1 1 1 4 2 0 0 0.5Paul Roast 0 0 0James Stokoe 11 4 4 3 15 0 7 0.47 0.93 2Morgan Turner 2 8 1 3 3 11 0 0 0.33 1Anthony Waters 4 0 4 0Patrick Wilson 8 3 4 1 1 12 4 1 0.08 0.83 1Own Goals 0Total 132 27 26 55 13 11 187 40 37 20 1

Player Statistics 2015 - 16 as at 20th Oct - - 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.

The Quick Interview - Scott Arnold

Which was your first senior club? Poole Borough - when I was 15

Who is the best player you’ve playedwith?

Kevin James - wing wizard

Who is the best player you’ve seen? Cristiano Ronaldo

Who is the funniest player you’ve met? Easy - Tom Jeffes

Who was your toughest opponent? I’ve got 3 - Presso (Carl Preston), MikeGosney (Totton), Ian Traylor (Merthyr)

Who is your football hero? David Beckham

Have you played in a team that won pro-motion or a Cup?

Won the Wessex League Cup a few times

What’s your biggest football achieve-ment?

Playing in Hong Kong against Man Utd ina game shown on Sky

What was your lowest football moment? Being released by AFC Bournemouth, andrealising that I had to work for a living.

Which was the toughest place to play? Halesowen - we were lucky to get out ofthere alive!

Which was your favourite place to play? Cuthbury on a Tuesday night, andMerthyr away

What’s the best thing about non-leaguefootball?

Everything - the crowds, the beer, thegirls, the glamour

What’s your funniest football incident? After winning my battle with Presso in agame, I tweeted a picture of a back pocketsaying: “If you’re wondering where Pres-so is - he’s in here!!”

What’s your football ambition? To play for as long as I can, and hopefullyopen the new ground still as captain

Thanks, Scott.We’re really looking forward to seeingyou playing again soon.

GARETH TUCKER – 01/09/88 - Goalkeeper. Great shot stopper who pulls ofsome outstanding saves at important times. A key member of the club. Previousclubs Oxford United, Didcot Town, Abingdon United and Oxford City.STUART CATTELL – 03/10/88 - Defender. Club captain and leads by example.Previous clubs Wycombe Wanderers, Aylesbury United & Witney Town.IAN LOVEGROVE – 24/02/86 - Defender. Also Assistant Manager. Previousclubs Bicester Town, Slough and Abingdon United.TAI HULBERT-THOMAS – 09/08/86 - Defender. Previous clubs Oxford City,Kidlington, Witney and Bicester Town.JOSIAS CARBON – 08/09/84 - Defender. Experienced and strong full back.Previous clubs Slough, Oxford City and Witney.CARL EVANS – 04/10/83 - Defender. Joined summer 2015. Member of the RAFand UK Armed Forces Teams. Previous Clubs Thatcham and Abingdon United.TOM BUTLER – 26/04/85 - Defender. Also first team coach and re-joined sum-mer 2015. Previous Clubs Oxford City, Witney United.JOSH COTTRELL – 20/02/90 - Defender. Re-joined summer 2015. Previousclubs Oxford United, Abingdon United and Milton United.JONNY JAMES – 10/08/87 - Defender. Determined full back with great distri-bution. Took part in the 2014 Budweiser open trails and got into the final 8.Played in the Budweiser tournament in Brazil. Re-joined summer 2015. Previousclubs Abingdon Town and Milton UnitedJAKE JOHNS – 24/04/95 - Midfield - playmaker. Joined summer 2014. Previousclubs Swindon Town, Swindon Supermarine and Thatcham.MATT CLARK – 16/11/92 - Midfield. Joined the end of 2014. Previous clubsSwindon Town, Salisbury and Didcot Town.JARED JONES – 29/01/97 - Midfield. A great all-round player who has pro-gressed through the club. Previous club Swindon Town.NICK THORNE – 03/11/89 - Midfield. Joined half way through 2014. Previousclubs North Leigh, Ardley, Didcot Town and Abingdon United.PIERS MCGLYNN – 11/04/90 - Midfield. Hard working with great feet. Signedsummer 2015. Previous clubs Southampton Academy and Abingdon United.BEN WHITAKER – 17/10/92 - Midfield - winger. Joined summer 2015. Previ-ous clubs Aston Villa, Derby County and scholarship with Notts County.AARON FERRIS – 26/10/94 - Midfield. Joined summer 2015.STEVIE DAVIS – 21/09/88 - Midfield. Re-joined summer 2015. Previous clubsOxford City, Didcot Town and Abingdon United.JAMES GLOVER – 23/01/96 - Midfield. Came through the youth side at theclub before re-joining the club summer 2014 after a spell at Letcombe.

Wantage Town - Player Profiles

BEN WHITEHEAD – 04/06/94 - Striker. Very direct. Joined the end of 2014.Previous clubs Swindon Town, Swindon Supermarine, Didcot Town.SAM COLLIER – 08/02/87 - Striker - target man. Re-joined summer 2015. Pre-vious clubs Cirencester Town, Swindon Supermarine and Abingdon United.ADAM BRUCE – 02/09/90 - Striker. Determined and hard working striker.Joined at the end of the 2014/15 season. Previous clubs Letcombe, Milton United.KARL ROBERTS – 24/02/94 - Striker. Previous clubs Carterton, Witney TownSAM BARDER – 09/07/97 - Midfield. Progressed hrough the club. PreviousClubs Oxford United

Wantage Town - Player Profiles cont’d

Wantage Town’s Season 2015-16Aug 8 Slimbridge h 0 - 1 LeagueAug 11 AFC Totton a 2 - 2 LeagueAug 15 Burnham a 1 - 2 LeagueAug 18 Bashley h 9 - 0 LeagueAug 22 Shortwood Utd h 3 - 1 LeagueAug 28 Didcot T h 3 - 4 FA CupAug 31 Swindon S a 1 - 3 LeagueSep 5 Taunton T h 1 - 2 LeagueSep 12 Bashley a 3 - 1 League

Sep 19 Yate Town a 1 - 2 LeagueSep 26 Evesham Utd a 1 - 2 LeagueSep 29 North Leigh h 0 - 2 LeagueOct 3 Marlow a 2 - 5 FA TrophOct 6 Chalfont St.P a 3 - 2 B&B CupOct 10 Cinderford T h 0 - 2 LeagueOct 17 Mangotsfield U a 1 - 1 LeagueOct 20 Didcot T h 4 - 1 RI CupOct 24 Larkhall Ath h 2 - 3 League

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Wantage Town FC (the Freds) have been affiliated to the Berks & Bucks FA since 1892.Prior to this they played in the Swindon & District, North Berks and Reading & DistrictLeagues, achieving success in 1903-04 in the Swindon Advertiser Cup, which theyrepeated in 1907-08 as well as becoming the League Champions.

After the 1st World War, the Freds briefly played in the North Berks League, winning theNorth Berks Cup in 1920 and 1921 and the Championship in 1921-22. After a briefperiod playing in the Reading & District League with no success they then re-entered theSwindon & District League, winning the title in 1933-34.The Fifties was the most successful period for the Club, winning the League in 1952-53(without losing a game) and again in 1955-56, while in 1954-55, the Freds won no fewerthan five cup competitions, including the Berks & Bucks Intermediate Cup.Since joining the Hellenic League in 1956, Wantage have spent most of their seasons inthe Premier Division, Their best finish in the Premier Division had been third place onthree occasions - 1973-74, 82-83 and 93-94 but have won promotion from Division 1 onsix occasions - as runners-up in 1969-70, 1987-88, 1991-92 (where they set a club recordof 32 games unbeaten) and 1995-96, and as Champions in 1980-81 and 2003-4.Season 2003/2004 was one of the Freds most successful. The First Team won DivisionOne East to regain its position in the Premier League of the GLS Hellenic FootballLeague, and the Reserves finished top of their league, also winning promotion. TheReserves success was repeated in 2004/2005 as they secured the Reserve Division Onetitle. The First Team consolidated their Premier League status, finishing in 10th place.In 2010-11, the Freds won the Premier League title, but despite great effort on the part ofthe Club management, they were not promoted to the Southern League due to groundgrading criteria not being achieved. In the 2012-2013 season, the club achieved theSouthern League Ground grading, but finished runners-up to a very strong Marlow side,and again missed out on promotion.In 2013-2014 the First Team won the Uhlsport Hellenic Premier league title, and withthe appropriate ground grading in place, promotion to Division One (South and West) ofthe Southern League. The Reserves were promoted to Division One (West) of theUhlsport Hellenic League, and the ‘A’ Team squad also gained promotion from theNorth Berks League to Division Two (West) of the Uhlsport Hellenic League.Despite the turbulent start of season 2014-15, which saw a change of management in theFirst Team and a number of key players depart, the First Team retained their position inDivision One (South and West) of the Southern League.Following the installation of the floodlights in 1996, the Club has continued to invest inthe upgrading of the facilities at Alfredian Park. In the past sixteen years the main pitchhas been renewed and a training pitch has been established. Two new and additionalpitches have been formed north of the Clubhouse, enabling five full sized pitches(including the adjacent School pitches) to be used by the growing number of teamssupported by the Club. The old stands have been replaced with a new stand.

History of Wantage Town F.C.

With sound management in place throughout the Club, on and off of the pitch, and withgrowing support from the local community, the Club has a unique opportunity to put inplace the foundation upon which it can establish itself at a higher standard of football, ateach level within the Club. This is reinforced with the maintenance of the F.A.Community Charter Standard, which recognises the levels of care, coaching andmanagement, within the Club. The Club also continue to invest in Youth football,including an Allied Counties team, a Junior section, as well as supporting Nurseryfootball (4 to 6 years old), and teams from under 7 to under 15 for boys and girls thuscementing the Club’s growing involvement with football at all levels.

History of Wantage Town F.C. Cont’d

Wantage Town 2 Larkhall Ath 3 - Evo-Stik League 24 Oct - N-LP Report

Larkhall pulled off an incredible come-back, narrowly beating Wantage after go-ing 2 down in the second half. The firsthalf was a dull affair with both sides creat-ing little, but the second 45 burst into lifeas Wantage striker Ben Whitehead scoreda great volley from the edge of the box on55 minutes. Whitehead doubled the advan-tage 10 minutes later with a penalty.

Larkhall were not deterred though, JamieLyons opening the away side’s account.James Billing then equalised with his firstgoal for the club on 80 minutes. Thecomeback was complete with 5 minutes togo as Dan Cleverley also scored his firstgoal for Larkhall.Star man: Jamie Lyons (Larkhall)

History of Wantage according to WikipediaWantage was a small Roman settlement but the origin of the toponym is somewhat un-certain. It is generally thought to be from an Old English phrase meaning "decreasingriver". King Alfred the Great was born at the royal palace there in the 9th century.Wantage appears in the Domesday Book of 1086. Its value was £61 and it was in theKing's ownership until Richard I passed it to the Earl of Albemarle in 1190. Weeklytrading rights were first granted to the town by Henry III in 1246. Markets are now heldtwice weekly on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Royalist troops were stationed in Wantage during the English Civil War.In the 19th century, Lord Wantage became a notable local and national benefactor.He was very involved in founding the British Red Cross Society. In 1877 he paid for amarble statue of King Alfred by Count Gleichen to be erected in Wantage market place,where it still stands today. He also donated the Victoria Cross Gallery to the town.This contained paintings by Louis William Desanges depicting deeds which led to theaward of a number of VCs, including his own gained during the Crimean War. It is nowa shopping arcade. Since 1848, Wantage has been home to the Community of SaintMary the Virgin, one of the largest communities of Anglican nuns in the world.Wantage once had two breweries which were taken over by Morlands of Abingdon.Poet John Betjeman lived in Wantage, and jockey Lester Piggott was born there.

Games played by WTFC 3 5 7 8 10 12AFC Totton 19 21 21 18 15 19Banbury Utd 13 10 11 7 8 8Bashley 22 22 22 22 22 22Bishops Cleeve 15 14 12 13 12 12Bridgwater Town 21 19 20 21 21 20Burnham 8 16 16 16 16 17Cinderford Town 4 4 2 2 2 1Didcot Town 5 6 10 12 13 15Evesham Utd 12 13 8 9 10 11Larkhall Ath 11 9 7 8 9 10Mangotsfield Utd 16 8 9 14 17 13Marlow 9 17 19 17 18 16North Leigh 1 1 1 1 1 2Shortwood Utd 7 15 13 10 6 4Slimbridge 10 18 18 20 14 13Swindon S'marine 6 5 5 3 3 3Taunton Town 2 2 3 4 4 5Tiverton Town 17 7 6 6 5 6Wantage Town 18 11 15 15 19 18Wimborne Town 20 20 17 19 20 21Winchester City 3 3 4 5 11 7Yate Town 14 12 14 11 7 9

Evo-Stik League Southern Div One S&W - league positions during season

“Taking their TimeAlex Oxlade-Chamberlain of Arsenal took 53 seconds to walk off the pitch when substi-tuted against Everton. Fabricio Coloccini, of Newcastle, took 70 seconds to leave thefield when sent off against Sunderland. Bournemouth took less time (49 seconds) to openthe scoring against Tottenham Hotspur.”

The Times “The Game” Monday 26 Oct 2015

Compiled as of 24 October

Salisbury entertained Blackfield & Langleyhoping to extend their impressive start to thecampaign, but fell to a surprise 2-1 defeatagainst the mid-table visitors. The Whiteshad only been defeated once this season,back in August at home to Whitchurch Unit-ed, before the Watersiders’ visit. Liam Rob-inson put the visitors ahead on 39 minutes,following a cross from Wilson, a lead theytook into half-time. Steve Claridge’s sidemade a brighter start to the second half, andlevelled on 48 minutes through Steve Walk-er. With just 12 minutes remaining, Robin-son bagged his second, which sealed the winin front of a crowd of 718.Newport IoW won 1-0 away at FarehamTown - a second-half goal from TomMcInnes being enough for the Islanders.

Sholing beat Horndean 2-0 in Craig Pearce’sfirst game in charge of Horndean.A crowd of 114 watched as goals from Mar-vin McLean and Daniel Mason completed acomfortable victory for Dave Diaper’s side.Team Solent turned in an emphatic perform-ance as they triumphed 7-2 at home toWhitchurch United.Verwood Town and Bournemouth Poppiesdrew 2-2 at Potterne Park. Poppies wentahead after 4 minutes when Ami Rosarioscored. Tyler Rutten levelled for the hosts,only for Shima Ami to convert a penalty forthe visitors on the stroke of half-time. In thesecond half Rutten equalised again.Elsewhere, a 20-yard free-kick from AidanSainsbury was enough for Cowes Sports asthey triumphed 1-0 at home to Moneyfields.

Non-League Paper Wessex League Round-up - 25 Oct 2015

Evo-Stik League SouthernPremier Division - 27 OctPoole T P 16 Pts 33Leamington 17 32Redditch U 17 32Weymouth 17 30Chippenham T 16 28Hungerford T 18 27Dorchester T 17 25Slough T 18 25Cirencester T 16 23Kings Lynn T 17 23Merthyr T 17 22Dunstable T 15 22Hitchin T 14 22Chesham U 16 22Biggleswade T 15 22Kettering T 15 22Cambridge C 14 21St Neots T 14 20Stratford T 15 20Histon 17 19Frome T 17 17Bideford 17 12Bedworth U 17 9Paulton R 16 6

Sydenhams Wessex LeaguePremier Division - 27 OctSalisbury P 14 Pts 32Andover T 13 29Horndean 12 26AFC Portchstr 12 25Sholing 13 24Lymington T 13 21Blackfield & L 10 20Hamworthy U 12 18Cowes Sports 12 18Bemerton H H 12 17Team Solent 10 16Moneyfields 14 16Newport (IoW) 13 16Fareham T 12 15Verwood T 14 14Brockenhurst 10 12Fawley 12 12Bournemouth 11 8Folland Sports 12 7Whitchurch U 12 7Alresford T 13 6

THE clocks have turned back and thenights are drawing in. The floodlights areon by half time and the pitches are showingearly signs of wear and tear. So it’s abouttime we look back at some of the memora-ble moments from around the Non-Leaguescene so far this season.Here at NLP HQ, we are always reminisc-ing. Whether it be failed England WorldCup attempts (pick your sport), or wondergoals from years gone by. But this season,we haven’t had to look back very far to seesome stunning strikes.Long-range finishes seem to be the order ofthe season with Bradley Bubb, Scott Daviesand James Poole all netting from distanceover the past three months and instantlybecoming YouTube hits.Bubb didn’t take long to get everyone talk-ing. The opening weekend of the NationalLeague South campaign saw the new Ox-ford City man score on debut.That doesn’t tell half the story though.We’ve all tried it in the park on a Sundaymorning, and for Bubb it paid off.Oxford had just conceded to go 2-1 downagainst Chelmsford City, and the 27-year-old got his name on the scoresheet in spec-tacular fashion, striking an audacious effortstraight from kick-off.The ball dipped, clipping the crossbar on itsway in and clearly surprising Clarets goal-keeper Ashley Timms who, despite a des-perate dive, could not claw the ball away.But while it may have surprised Timms,Oxford captain Darren Pond wasn’t soshocked.Pond said: “It was funny actually becauseFozzy (Oxford City goalkeeping coachAlan Foster) said to me about shootingfrom the halfway line.

“I told him I can’t kick it that far, so I hadto tell Brad to do it and he couldn’t have hitit any better to be fair.”And while Bubb’s effort was almost deadon the halfway line, Wealdstone’s Davieswent one better. In fact, he went about 20yards better.With the Stones already leading Brocken-hurst 3-1 in the FA Cup third qualifyinground, a free-kick from Brockenhurst keep-er Callum Maher, landed kindly at the feetof Davies, midway inside his own half.After taking a touch and lifting his head tosee Maher still rushing back, Davies wentfor goal. Yes, it was an open goal, but from70 yards, it’s not easy to hit the target.For a moment, it looked like the 27-year-old’s effort may bounce over the bar. As itwas, it bounced just before the goal lineand nestled into the net.The FA Cup has been full of goals, and justtwo weeks after Davies’ effort, Poole gotout his best David Beckham impression infront of some of the former England cap-tain’s team mates to send his Salford Cityside through to the FA Cup first round.Poole netted from just inside his own half,to the delight of City co-owners Gary Nev-ille and Paul Scholes, as the Step 3 Ammiesshocked National League side Southport.There will undoubtedly be some morescreamers over the next six months, andwhoever follows Sean Geddes, who scoredwith an audacious rabona attempt last sea-son, to pick up our National Game Awardfor goal of the season is sure to havewowed all.Have we missed any great strikes? Let meknow –joshua.peck@greenwayspublishing.com

Non-League Paper Programme Column - Joshua Peck

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Dorset Senior Cup Draws

1st Round3 Nov Poole Town vs Shaftesbury T Wimborne T vs Gillingham T

4 Nov Swanage & H vs Hamworthy U Sherborne T vs Bridport

Quarter-Finals w/c 30 Nov 2015Poole T / Shaftesbury T vs Sherborne T / BridportVerwood T vs WeymouthWimborne T / Gillingham T vs Swanage & Herston / Hamworthy UtdPortland Utd vs Dorchester T

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 Yate Town’s Lodge Road Stadium - Category BLodge Road, Yate, Bristol BS37 7LE Tel:01454 228103

Leave M4 J18, enter Yate on A432 via Chipping Sodbury bypass. Turn right at firstsmall roundabout (Link Road), straight over next roundabout into Goose Green Way,over 2 major sets of traffic lights. Turn right at third set of lights (The Fox publichouse), then immediately left into Lodge Road. Ground 200 metres on right.Nearest rail station: Yate - 1 mile

Directions to Didcot Town’s Loop Meadow Stadium - Category BBowmont Water, Ladygrove, Didcot, Oxfordshire OX11 7GA Tel:01235 813138

From A34 take A4130 towards Didcot. At first roundabout take first exit, at next round-about take third exit, then straight across next two roundabouts. At fifth roundabout turnright into Avon Way. Follow Avon Way for ½ mile, straight across a mini roundaboutand the ground is on the left.Nearest rail station: Didcot Parkway - 10 minute walk

Directions to Banbury United’s Spencer Stadium - Category AStation Approach, Banbury, Oxon OX16 5TA Tel:01295 263354

From M40, Junction 11, head towards Banbury, over first roundabout, left at nextroundabout into Concorde Avenue. Straight on at next roundabout, taking left handlane, and turn left at traffic lights. Turn first right into Station Approach. At station fore-court and car park, take narrow single track road on extreme right and follow toStadium.(Direct SatNav to OX16 5AB).Nearest rail station: Banbury - 400 yardsThe nursery rhyme “Ride a Cock Horse” has made Banbury well known. Some thinkthe “fine lady” was lady Godiva, but more likely she was a local girl who rode in a Mayday parade. The original cross was pulled down at the end of the 16th Century. Thepresent cross was erected in1859.Banbury cakes, a special fruit and pastry cake, are still made.Banbury is an expanding market and industrial town, home to some major industriessuch as Alcoa (aluminium products) and Kraft Jacobs Suchard (coffee & custard).

Results22 Aug AFC Portchester h 3 - 8 Prem Div26 Aug Romsey Town h 1 - 3 JS Shield2 Sep Dorchester Town h 1 - 2 JS Shield5 Sep United Services P’mth h 1 - 6 Prem Div12 Sep Romsey Town a 2 - 3 JS Shield17 Sep Moneyfields h 3 - 4 Prem Div30 Sep AFC Portchester a 0 - 6 Prem Div3 Oct Gillingham Town Res h 5 - 5 DST (1)Although Gillingham won the penalty shoot-out 5-4they used a non-playing sub, so the game had to bereplayed (see 17th Oct)14 Oct AFC Totton h 1 - 2 Prem Div17 Oct Gillingham Town Res h 5 - 2 DST (1) r

Wimborne Town Reserves - Wyvern Combination

Fixtures29 Oct AFC Totton a Prem Div3 Nov Dorchester Town a JS Shield7 Nov Dorchester Sports a DST (2)9 Nov United Services P’mth a Prem Div

JS Shield Group F - 24 Oct Romsey Town P 3 Pts 9 Dorchester Town 2 3 Wimborne Town 3 0

Wyvern Prem Div - 26 Oct Team Solent P 9 Pts 17 AFC Portchester 6 16 Moneyfields 5 10 United Services P’mth 5 9 AFC Totton 6 7 Sholing 5 5 Winchester City 4 4 Petersfield Town 4 3 Dorchester Town 3 2 Wimborne Town 5 0

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5 best things you'veseen:

My first concert at16 - Led Zeppelin

Watching Englandat 2004 Euros

Ronaldo’s free-kickvs Pompey

Cage diving in S.A. Michael Buble at O2 ThailandWatching giantmanta rays

Having 2 children +3 grandchildren

“The Dark Knight”

Flying over IguacaFalls

Seeing son Danielcaptain Wimborne

Gerrard’s slip

Birth of my 2 boys Tamla Motown con-cert

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5 favourites:... night-out Dinner with friends Big family party Lost Garden (Sat)... Sandwich Bacon butty Tuna mayo + salad Chicken salad... Shop Whole Foods Most clothes shops Don’t like shops... TV detective Columbo Most recent ones Jack Bauer (24)... scent / smell Fresh cut grass Lancome Miracle D&G “The One”5 predictions:Premiership winners Arsenal Arsenal Man CityFA Cup winners Arsenal Man Utd Man UtdAFCB's final position 12 th Mid-table 14 thS.L. Div One S&W Wimborne! Winchester City North LeighS.L. Premier Div Wimborne! Merthyr Town Poole TownAnd finally - I can'tget through the week-end without ...

Beer - and remind-ing myself howlucky I am

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