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Saturday 19 December // v Haywards Heath Town FC

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TODAY’SFIXTURES

MACRON SCORE SCFLDIVISON ONE

Langney Wanderers vBexhill United

Lingfield vHaywards Heath Town

Little Common vSeaford Town

Midhurst & Easebourne vCrawley Down Gatwick

Oakwood vRingmer

Saltdean United vSouthwick

Sidlesham vStorrington

Steyning Town vSelsey

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v Haywards Heath Town FC // Saturday 19 December

Macron Store Southern Combination League inter-est in the FA Vase is over for another year afterEastbourne Town bowed out at home to SuttonCommon Rovers.

With Eastbourne Town in Vase action, Horshamreturned to the top of the Premier Division after anarrow win against Hassocks. James Westlake putthe Robins ahead after 25 minutes, but only forthe Hornets to come from behind to win. EvanArchibald then scored twice for the hosts at Gor-ings Mead to give Dom Di Paola’s side a 2-1 win.

Newhaven are third after an emphatic win at Wor-thing United. Lee Robinson scored a hat-trick forthe Dockers, whilst Kyle Woolven also scored twolate on. Ebou Jallow, Rob Boddy and Joe Dryerwere also on target in an 8-0 win.

St. Francis Rangers’ woes hit an all time low aftera 15-0 defeat at home to Horsham YMCA. PhilJohnson scored four for Peter Buckland’s side,whilst there were hat-tricks for both Dan Evansand Nick Sullivan. Dean Wright scored twice, withfurther goals coming from Matt Crane, AnthonyHibbert and then Dave Brown in added time.

Lancing returned to winning ways after LewisFinney scored twice in a 2-0 win at home to Shore-ham, whilst Max Thoms’ late goal gave Arundel awin at Loxwood. Dave Herbert gave Craig Stuart’smen an early lead, only for Charlie Pitcher to drawthe Magpies level, before Thoms’ late strike gavethe Mullets all three points.

Chichester City made it seven wins in a rowagainst Hailsham Town. Josh Clack scored twice,with an own goal, a Jimmy Wild penalty and DanWatts giving Chi a 5-0 win against a Stringers sidewho were playing with five goalkeepers on thepitch at one stage.

Stuart Chester scored twice for BroadbridgeHeath in a 5-1 win over Wick & Barnham United.Jake Holmes, Rob Godfrey and Ollie Moore got theother goals for Steve Painter.

In the Division’s other game, Littlehampton Townand Eastbourne United played out a 2-2 draw.George Landais gave the Golds the lead, only for abrace from Dean Stevens to put United ahead withseven minutes to go. However, Dan Kempsonstruck with minutes left to earn the hosts a point.

In Division One, Crawley Down Gatwick moved fivepoints clear at the top of the table after a 5-3 winover Sidlesham. Oliver Leslie scored four for PaulCooper’s side, with Sam Cane also on target. TomBayley and Tom Jefkins had put the Sids 2-0 upinside the first seven minutes, before Bayleymade it 3-1 on the half hour.

Haywards Heath Town and Oakwood stay in thirdand fourth respectively after both sides won awayfrom home. Lee Garnham put Steyning aheadagainst Shaun Saunders’ side, but goals from CarlDunk, Danny Turner and Andy Wilkinson sawHeath win their twelfth league match in a row.

Gerald Manville and Jack McNab goals put Oak-wood 2-0 up at Seaford Town, but only for a bracefrom Billy Pout to draw Town level. Despite that,Mark Gilbert’s side won it late on through MarlonMaxwell’s effort.

Little Common are up to eighth after a 10-0 winover bottom of the table Saltdean United, witheight goals coming in the second half. Jamie Cronescored a hat-trick in a game which also saw LiamFoster and Lewis Hole score twice. Rosh Wells,Dave Ammoun and Dan Estherby were also ontarget in a big win for Russell Eldridge’s men.

Southwick edged out Selsey in a nine-goal thrillerat Old Barn Way. The sides went in level at 3-3 atthe break, with Andy McDowell scoring twice andRichard Hudson on target for Southwick, whilstToby Lempriere, David Rough and Ben Mephamwere on the score sheet for the Blues. Jack Cavellthen put Selsey 4-3 up, but only for McDowell tocomplete his hat-trick and then Shelley to scorelate on to give the hosts a 5-4 win.

In the Division’s other game, George Rudwickscored twice for Mile Oak in a 2-0 win at Midhurst.



A dominative midfield display wasn’tenough as the Lingers lost out to Oak-wood.

The game started with a touching dis-play of Remembrance as captain SamCockerill laid a wreath of poppies in thecentre circle and lead the teams in aminutes silence. The sides also worepoppies on their kits as a mark of re-spect to those who gave their lives.

Lingfield dominated in the openingstretches and indeed for a lot of thegame, and it took less than 10 minutesfor Kerran Boylan to tap in the firstgoal thanks to good work from Ro-maine Atkinson. Unfortunately, just afew minutes later it was even again asa fast Oakwood counter met the on-rushing Daniel Smith, leading to theball flicking into the air wildly and land-ing in the back of the home net.

The rest of the half followed a similarpattern with the Lingers enjoying largeperiods of chances and possession, andthe visitors occasionally looking danger-ous on the counter. Despite this, just15 minutes into the second half it was

the away side that took the lead, astheir number 9 headed in at the nearpost. You could count the number ofgenuine Oakwood chances on one handand yet just moments later they had athird, as Daniel Smith’s scuffed clear-ance in the wet allowed Oakwood tocross and tap in again.

Insult was added to injury as ChristianLondoño, arguably Lingfield’s best crea-tor in the second half had to limp offinjured 20 minutes from the end. Oak-wood’s confidence swelled and they be-gan to create more and in the fourthminute of extra time the away number7 (whose presence on the pitch was du-bious considering some of the challeng-es he’d made throughout the game)found himself through. He calmly rolledin the fourth and final goal, leaving theLingers feeling very hard done by in-deed.

By Sam Freebody

1-407. 11. 15

SCFL DIVISION ONE



DATE OPPOSITION COMP. F-A ATT

08 AUG LANGNEY WANDERERS A SCFL 1 3-2 75 Smith Tuck Kuffour Cespedes 1 Gates

11 AUG OAKWOOD A SCFL 1 1-1 44 Smith Tuck Stead Killick Gates

14 AUG CANTERBURY CITY H FAC EP 0-3 145 Reid Tuck Stead Killick Gates

22 AUG SALTDEAN UNITED A SCFL 1 3-0 20 J-Freeman Tuck Stead Cespedes Frith

29 AUG HASSOCKS A PBLC 2 1-5 0 Taggart Tuck Stead Cespedes Graveney

31 AUG HAYWARDS HEATH TOWN A SCFL 1 1-6 86 Smith Tuck Stead Gates Graveney

05 SEP STORRINGTON A SCFL 1 2-3 62 Reid Tuck Stead Gates 1 Cespedes

12 SEP STORRINGTON H SCFL 1 1-4 64 Reid Tuck Stead Gates 1 Graveney

19 SEP SIDLESHAM A SCFL 1 6-0 34 Jenner Leech Stead Gates Cespedes

22 SEP MIDHURST & EASEBOURNE H SCFL 1 6-0 35 Jenner Leech Stead Gates 1 Cespedes

26 SEP SOUTHWICK H SCFL 1 0-1 41 Jenner Leech Gates Harman Graveney

03 OCT CORINTHIAN A FAV Q2 0-4 63 Jenner Leech Stead Gates Cespedes

10 OCT BEXHILL UNITED H SCFL 1 4-2 62 Jenner Leech Tuck Smith Cespedes

17 OCT SEAFORD TOWN H SCFL 1 2-0 33 Jenner Leech Tuck Gates Cespedes

20 OCT OAKWOOD A D1CC 2 5-3 55 Jenner Tuck Leech Gates Smith

24 OCT LITTLE COMMON A SCFL 1 1-5 68 Jenner Tuck Leech Gates Cespedes

31 OCT SOUTHWICK A SCFL 1 2-0 19 Jenner Tuck Leech Gates 1 Cespedes

07 NOV OAKWOOD H SCFL 1 1-4 24 Smith Burroughs Leech Gates Dean

14 NOV MILE OAK A SCFL 1 P-P

21 NOV SELSEY H SCFL 1 1-1 30 Conteh Tuck Leech Smith Cespedes

28 NOV MIDHURST & EASEBOURNE A SCFL 1 0-2 26 Conteh Tuck Gates Cespedes Leech

05 DEC SEAFORD TOWN A SCFL 1 1-0 18 Jenner Leech Smith Gates Tuck

12 DEC RINGMER H SCFL 1 P-P

19 DEC HAYWARDS HEATH TOWN H SCFL 1

28 DEC CRAWLEY DOWN GATWICK A SCFL 1

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11



USED SUBSITUTES

Gates Burroughs Frith 1 Clements Taylor Cockerill Zola 1 Stead, Connaris

Gates Burroughs Cockerill Smith Atkinson Taylor Zola 1 Clements, Kuffour, Summerfield

Gates Burroughs Frith Cockerill Taylor Boylan Richards Clements, Graveney

Frith Burroughs Gates 1 Atkinson Taylor Boylan Richards 2 Graveney, Connaris, Smith

Graveney Banks Summerfield 1 Burroughs Smith Boylan Richards Curtis, Lugard, Kuffour

Graveney Banks Frith Burroughs 1 Smith Summerfield Boylan Curtis, Leech

Cespedes Banks 1 Frith Burroughs Smith Cockerill Richards Lugard, Leech, Summerfield

Graveney Connaris Burroughs Smith Cockerill Taylor Boylan Richards, Leech, Cespedes

Cespedes Banks 1 Frith Londono 1 Cockerill 1 Smith 1 Boylan Burroughs 1, Tuck, Connaris 1

Cespedes Banks Burroughs Smith Cockerill 1 Londono 1 Boylan 3 Taylor, Tuck, Connaris

Graveney Banks Burroughs Smith Cockerill Londono Richards Taylor, Tuck, Clements

Cespedes Connaris Burroughs Smith Cockerill Londono Gyurses Graveney, Tuck, Taylor

Cespedes Gates Cockerill Burroughs Mitev 1 Harrison 1 Londono 1 Atkinson 1, Connaris

Cespedes Londono Burroughs 1 Smith Atkinson Harrison Gyurses Boylan 1, Connaris, Taylor

Smith Londono 1 Gyurses 1 Cockerill Burroughs Harrison 1 Boylan 2 Banks, Connaris, Taylor

Cespedes Londono Gyurses Cockerill Burroughs Atkinson Boylan 1 Connaris, Graveney

Cespedes Smith Kendirci Taylor Burroughs Atkinson Boylan 1 Harrison, Kufour, Gyurses

Dean Londono Kendirci Taylor Cockerill Atkinson Boylan 1 Harrison, Cespedes, Connaris

Cespedes Gates Burroughs Cockerill Boylan 1 Londono Mitev Horn, Banks, Langridge

Leech Banks Burroughs Horn Smith Connaris Kendarci Iles, Langridge

Tuck Burroughs Cockerill Horn Connaris 1 Kendarci Boylan Smith, Mitev

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11



SCFL DIV. ONEP W D L F A GD PTS

1 CRAWLEY DOWN GATWICK 16 14 0 2 51 23 28 422 STORRINGTON 18 12 1 5 43 28 15 373 HAYWARDS HEATH TOWN 13 12 0 1 49 13 36 364 OAKWOOD 18 11 3 4 61 36 25 365 SOUTHWICK 15 8 2 5 38 26 12 2667 LANGNEY WANDERERS 13 8 1 4 33 18 15 258 LITTLE COMMON 15 7 2 6 41 29 12 239 MILE OAK 15 7 2 6 29 27 2 23

10 RINGMER 18 6 4 8 31 37 -6 2211 BEXHILL UNITED 15 6 3 6 33 37 -4 2112 STEYNING TOWN 13 4 2 7 24 32 -8 1413 SELSEY 16 4 2 10 27 47 -20 1414 SIDLESHAM 14 4 1 9 21 42 -21 1315 MIDHURST & EASEBOURNE 18 3 3 12 15 37 -22 1216 SEAFORD TOWN 17 3 1 13 11 35 -24 1017 SALTDEAN UNITED 17 1 3 13 15 59 -44 6

SATURDAY 19 DECEMBERMACRON STORE DIVISION TWO

Langney W’ders V Bexhill UnitedLingfield V Haywards Heath

Little Common V Seaford TownMidhurst & Ease V Crawley Down G

Oakwood V RingmerSaltdean United V Southwick

Sidlesham V StorringtonSteyning Town V Selsey

SATURDAY 12 DECEMBERMACRON STORE DIVISION TWO

Langney W’ders P-P StorringtonLingfield P-P Ringmer

Midhurst & Ease 0-2 Mile OakSaltdean United 0-10 Little Common

Seaford Town 2-3 OakwoodSidlesham 3-5 Crawley Down GSouthwick 5-4 Selsey

Steyning Town 1-3 Haywards Heath



Formed in 1888 as Haywards Heath Juniors F.C the clubdominated the Mid Sussex League in the early 1920'sbefore they left to join the Brighton + District League in1931. The championship was duly won the followingseason with a 100% record and Haywards Heath joinedthe Sussex County League in 1932.

After WW2 the club re-entered the county league onit's resumption, winning the league title in 1949/50 and1950/51. When Hanbury Park was opened in 1952,Haywards Heath joined the Metropolitan League andcompeted against the third teams of Football LeagueDiv. 1 clubs.

In 1957/58 the club lifted the Sussex Senior Cup, beforerejoining the County League in 1961/62. HaywardsHeath won the County League once more in 1969/70,but just over ten years later found themselves in Div. 2following relegation in 1980/81.

Div. 1 status was regained in 1986/87 as runners-up toWick and the following season the club finished in 3rdplace. However, The Blues were relegated once more

in 1991/92. Worst was to come, with the club droppinginto Div. 3 the following season, were they remaineduntil winning promotion back to senior football at theend of the 2002/03 season as runners-up to Midhurst+ Easebourne.

Haywards Heath were relegated back to Div. 3 followingjust one season. After what appeared to be a renais-sance for the club, worse was to follow in 2004/05 asThe Blues finished one off the bottom of County LeagueDiv. 3, but were spared relegation. In the midst of signif-icant changes off the pitch, the club improved to finishin a mid-table position in 2005/06.

In the last few years Heath have flirted with promotion.The 2010/11 season under Tim Wilkins saw them againjust miss out on promotion, but after a poor start to the2011/12 season, Tim stepped down mid season andSimon Corless took over. The club finished in a relega-tion place but have just been given a reprieve and willcontinue to compete in County League 3 for the2012/13 season. Simon Corless is already looking aheadand Heath will be hoping for a good competitive season.



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