Bishops Cleeve 6 Aug 2016 v2

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The Evo-Stik League Southern
Division One South & West
Saturday 6th August
Kick-off 15:00
Bishops Cleeve
Magpies Club Sponsor
Wimborne Town F.C.
Club Line-up 2016-17
IN THE DIRECTORS’ BOX
Chairperson
Paula Henley
Marketing & Media
Paul Barlow
Youth
Denis Cadd
Clubhouse
Iain Crockard
Community Prpjects David Emes
Football Development Paul Miller
Non-Exec Director
Harry Redknapp
ON THE PITCH
Manager
Matty Holmes
Assistant Manager
Danny Holmes
Coach
John Macey
Shane Traynor
Physio
John Edwards
Kit
Jeff Robbins
Development Squad Mngr Lee Purton
Groundsman
Brian Sibley
YOUTH SECTION
Chairman
Mark Joyce
Secretary
Denis Cadd
Child Welfare Officer Mark Joyce
Magpies Online
Website:
www.wimbornetownfc.co.uk
Twitter:
@WimborneTnFCnew
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Programme Editor email:
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Supporters Club email:
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BEHIND THE GOAL
Clubhouse Mngr Denis Cadd
Secretary
Peter Barham
Treasurer
Geoff Maxted
Matchday Co-ordinator
Tony Grant
Club Podiatrist Dr. Michele Spruce
Matchday Host Michele Govier
Chief Steward Mike Randall
Stewards
Kevin Hart
Peter Stroud
Adam Teuber
(First Aid)
Darren Jones
Tannoy
Barry Maxted
Webmaster
Paul Barlow
Web-site Forum David Emes
Videos
Dave Briggs
Photographer
Steve Harris
Match Reporters Dave Briggs
Graham Dunn
Club Travel
Excelsior Coaches
Ground Maintenance
Brian Sibley
Turnstiles
Rudi Cucka
Colin Blake
Tea Room
Ann Barham
Elaine Plank
Trish Robbins
50/50 Seller
Bryan McCann
Shop
Chris Dale
Complimentary Gate
Tony Jackson
Ross Grant
Vermin Controller Freddie Joyce
Hon Bldng Survyr Eric Lewis
Hon Seamstress Barbara Bolton
Programme Seller Brian Brewer
Supporters Club Chairman
Chris Dale
Programme Editor Graham Dunn
Clubhouse tel.no.: 01202 884821
From the Directors’ Box
G
ood afternoon and welcome to our
visitors today, Bishops Cleeve.
We welcome the players, directors
and supporters to our newly named
W+S Stadium and extend our hospitality to all. Enjoy your day on the south
coast in what is set to be glorious
weather.
we'd hoped but like many things we
have relied on a great deal of goodwill
with this project and many of you will
know that a good website comes at a
high cost. We are there now and I'd
like to thank Paul Barlow for the effort
he has put in to ensure we have a
website to be proud of.
So, here it is! The first game in the
2016/17 campaign and following a fantastic pre season I cannot wait to see
the boys in action again today. I'd firstly like to acknowledge all the hard work
by Matty and the coaching staff, the
new brand of football is very evident
and an absolute pleasure to watch.
The players have worked particularly
hard too and the level of motivation is
high, this has been demonstrated in
every pre season game, a real determination to entertain and of course the
desire to win. So now down to business, 3 points to play for today and
Bishops Cleeve will come here and try
to spoil the party naturally. We cannot
afford to underestimate any opposition
so we know we will have to play at the
top of our game today. The lads are
ready, let's get behind them on the terraces, make some noise for the boys!
Director wise I won't lie, it's a struggle.
Again with clubs at our level the board
consists of people who have full time
jobs as well as the director responsibilities at the club. We've had a couple of
directors resign because they simply
couldn't afford the time to the club. I
want to reiterate again that WTFC is a
business and running a business takes
a lot of time and hard work which many
don't see. Some people think a Director should be measured on match day
attendance but whilst I agree it is important to have director presence, it is
what's going on at a business level
which ensures 11 men go out on the
pitch on a match day and it's important
the team know they are backed by a
healthy and sustainable business.
Many people including directors are
involved 7 days a week not just on
match day and I'd like people to understand this.
Behind the scenes we continue to promote the club in every possible way
and have secured some nice sponsorship deals but there's room for more.
The economic climate I don't need to
tell you is difficult so companies are
being careful with spend but there is a
huge willingness to help and a definite
curiosity about the season ahead so on
that basis we should see some new
faces this season. Our website is now
up and running. It's taken longer than
Back to the matter in hand. Let's get
out there and start the season as we
mean to go on. My prediction is for a
successful season. I think we will
achieve well in the league and make
good progress in the cup competitions. One thing I know we will do is
entertain, bring it on!
Up the magpies!
Paula
From the Dugout
G
ood afternoon everyone and
welcome to our season opener
at the W&S Stadium, I would
like to welcome the players, staff and
officials from Bishops Cleeve to Wimborne.
With 6 games played over pre season
the work load on the players has been
a lot and it’s a credit to them as well as
all the staff involved on how we have
coped. Performances have been
pleasing and the players certainly look
focused for the new season ahead.
In my very short managerial career the
toughest job so far is to choose a starting line up for today’s game, with so
many of the players all in form over pre
season it will be a difficult decision to
make as a manager.
We have managed to stay relatively
injury free which is always a concern
over pre season with so many games
and training sessions, Dan Cann is
looking towards the end of August to
be back in with us, Jamie I am hoping
will be fit for today’s game.
The league this season looks very
competitive, every game will be hard
fought and there are some cracking
fixtures for the players to look forward
to, August will also see us play 7
games in 25 days, a tall order for a
squad of our size, over this period the
whole squad will need to be utilized
and with the players in form I have no
major concerns over this.
I am pleased to start with a home
game but we then have 2 away games
before returning here again to play
Taunton. Looking at the fixtures I feel
we have a tough start to our league
campaign, but I have a lot of belief in
these players who have already shown
me that they have the desire and ability to compete.
I hope you all enjoy the game today
Matty Holmes
The photo of Matty on today’s front cover was taken by Steve Harris
Pre-Season Results - all in July
Tues 12th
Sat 16th
Tues 19th
Weds 20th
Sat 23rd
Sun 24th
Tues 26th
Sat 30th
Sat 30th
Ringwood Town
Wimborne Town
Verwood Town
WTFC Dev Squad
Wimborne Town
WTFC Ability Counts
Wimborne Town
WTFC Dev Squad
Wimborne Town
1 - 2 Wimborne Town
2 - 1 Merthyr Town
1 - 2 Wimborne Town
0 - 2 Brockenhurst
5 - 0 Christchurch
3 - 3 Dexter Sports AC
2 - 2 Dorchester Town
1 - 1 Allendale
2 - 3 Gosport Borough
Wimborne Town Football Club Ltd is a private company limited by shares and
registered at Companies House with registered number 03640938. Parmiter
Holdings Ltd owns 77% of the issued shares and Adam Batchelor owns 17%.
Wimborne Town 2 Dorchester Town 2 - 26 July 2016 - Graham Dunn reports
In an entertaining, and, at times, competitive pre-season friendly, Wimborne
twice came from a goal behind to draw
2-2 with their fellow Dorset Magpies.
The game started at a high tempo, with
both sides keeping possession well
and probing for an opening. It was the
home side who had the first attempt on
goal when O'Sullivan played in Luke
Holmes, but his well-hit shot went just
over. At the other end the visitors took
a quick free-kick but a weak shot was
comfortably saved by O'Flaherty.
On 14 minutes Wimborne thought they
had opened the scoring. Clever play
set-up Hester on the left, and his cross
was steered into the net by Toby Holmes, but the lineo flagged for off-side.
Jamie Davidson played Toby Holmes
through, but an alert defender cleared.
At the other end a fierce low cross-shot
was well-saved by O'Flaherty.
The opening goal came after 23 minutes. A couple of defensive mistakes
by Wimborne were punished by the
alert Mateus who coolly finished.
The game flowed from end-to-end as
Wimborne sought an equaliser. Jamie
Davidson's through ball nearly put Leonard in on goal, shortly before Wimborne's best effort of the game so far.
Stokoe and Toby Holmes fought hard
for possession inside the Dorchester
half, Holmes came away with the ball
and under great pressure fashioned a
half-chance, but his shot hit the post
and rolled away to safety.
But only a minute later, Wimborne
scored the equaliser they deserved.
Hester's inch-perfect free-kick was met
with a soaring header by Stokoe which
gave 'keeper Murphy little chance.
Two minutes later Dorchester's Oldring
and Smeeton clashed heads in going
for the same ball, and after extensive
treatment both left the field with cuts.
Almost immediately after the re-start,
Dorchester caught Wimborne napping,
and the dangerous Sayers toe-poked
the ball home. Then Wimborne suffered an injury blow when Jamie Davidson rolled his ankle.
Luke Holmes' passes set-up opportunities for Toby Holmes and Leonard, but
the visitors held on to their lead.
The good football continued in the second half. Good combinations down the
right ended with Luke Holmes cross
being headed goalwards by Toby Holmes. Wimborne's defence managed to
scramble the ball away from a fluent
Dorchester attack down the left. Toby
then set-up Stokoe for a well-hit shot.
Josh Hartley came on as sub, and with
almost his first pass played Leonard in
for a shot. Hartley himself then struck a
volley just wide.
Then on 75 minutes came the goal of
the game. Maybury strode forward
from central defence, eluded the tackles of the Dorchester mid-field before
unleashing a belter of a shot inside
Murphy's right-hand post.
Shortly after, Stokoe lost possession
deep in his own half but was saved
firstly by keeper O'Flaherty and then
Sam Davidson.
The good football continued until the
end, although there were some surprisingly tough challenges for a "friendly". The game finished 2-2, and both
teams came away with great credit.
Man of the Match - Billy Maybury.
From the Dressing Room
H
i, and welcome to our first
league game of the new season. And after a good pre-season under the new management team,
the boys are absolutely buzzing and
can't wait to get started.
But first I want to talk about our final 2
pre-season games against Dorchester,
on the Tuesday night, when we twice
came from behind to draw 2-2, and
then last Saturday against Gosport
Borough, when we lost 3-2 after being
ahead 2-0 on the half hour.
The boss wanted to rest players during
the pre-season games, so it was my
turn to sit out the game against
Dorchester, who play in the Southern
Premier Division. That meant I got to
watch the game, although it was from
a crowded dug-out, and the way the
boys play is certainly easy on the eye,
compared to last season. We're encouraged to play, and I'm sure you
supporters can see that.
We went 1-0 down, in my opinion
against the run of play. Toby put the
ball in the net, but it was disallowed for
off-side. and then Stokes and Toby
won the ball in mid-field, and Toby created a terrific chance for himself out of
nothing, and was unlucky to only hit
the post. But we didn't have to wait too
long before Stokes scored with a great
header from Paddy's superb free-kick
to equalise.
We conceded a second before Billy
equalised with a great individual goal.
It seems that we're creating and scoring really good goals, but giving away
quite soft ones. But with the way we
play now, there are bound to be some
mistakes, and sometimes you get punished from them. If we do lose the ball
in defensive positions we've got to
work together to get it back and prevent scoring opportunities.
The Gosport game last Saturday was
another tough test for us, as they play
in the league that Poole were promoted to. We had quite a different backline with Stefan on the right, and Declan partnering me in the middle. Both
lads did really well, and will have given
the boss lots to think about as he decided on his starting line-up for today.
You can always rely on Dec.
We started well, and built from the
back. We've got ability all over the
park, and dictated the game in the first
half. Billy's penalty, made by a cracking cross-field pass from one of our
defenders (I'm too modest to mention
who that was), and Luke's super strike
gave us a 2-0 lead. We’ve scored a
few from distance in these games, it’s
about time I got another. Again we
conceded a rather soft goal to go in
2-1 ahead.
We knew they'd come at us in the second half, and that's what happened.
After they'd equalised we got a bit ragged, and shipped a third. But the boys
showed great character and finished
strongly.
Overall we're pleased with our pre
season. Personally, even at 31, I'm
like a coiled spring waiting for the season proper to start.
Bring it on!
Scott Arnold
Wimborne Town 2 Gosport Borough 3 - 30 July 2016 - Graham Dunn reports
Although Wimborne's final pre-season
game resulted in a first defeat, their
impressive performance against
Vanarama National South opponents
deserved at least a draw.
Manager Matty Holmes changed the
starting line-up to rest some players
and give others the opportunity to impress. Pat O'Flaherty was in goal; the
back-line was Stefan Penny, Scott Arnold, Declan Randall and Paddy Hester; the midfield was Dan O'Sullivan,
Louis Kellaway, James Stokoe, Luke
Holmes and Sam Bayston; with Billy
Maybury up front.
It was the home side who quickly settled into their passing game, and created the first chance. Penny and
Kellaway, who covered every blade of
grass on the pitch, combined down the
right to set up Maybury for a cross.
Then Holmes' cross was met by Bayston, but his volley was too high.
It was 10 minutes before Gosport had
a sight of the Wimborne goal as exWinchester City's Warren Bentley's
cross was cleared.
On 14 minutes the Magpies went
ahead. An inch-perfect cross-field ball
from skipper Arnold found Bayston,
and his jinking run was stopped by a
foul inside the box. Maybury coolly
finished from the spot.
Wimborne continued to play the better
football. They built from the back,
playing intelligently through mid-field,
and caused their higher league opponents lots of problems. Although Gosport had threatened O'Flaherty's goal
a couple of times, it was no surprise
when Wimborne deservedly extended
their lead on the half-hour. Holmes
picked up the ball in the inside-left
channel, and picked his spot form 25
yards with a majestic strike.
The visiting 'keeper, Martin Rice, had
to be substituted shortly after, and with
no 'keeper on the bench, Chris Flood
took his place. Disappointingly, Wimborne only tested him on a couple of
occasions during the rest of the game.
Having been almost coasting, Wimborne gave away a soft goal after 40
minutes. From wide on the left, Wilde
was allowed to play the ball into the
middle for Dawson to deceive
O'Flaherty with a mis-hit shot. The
goal clearly gave Gosport hope.
Five minutes into the second period,
and Gosport equalised. Wimborne lost
possession on the edge of the box,
and the experienced Wright took full
advantage. Fifteen minutes later another defensive mistake allowed Bentley an opportunity, and he made no
mistake from the left of the goal area.
There was a flurry of substitutions on
both sides - for Wimborne Taylor Leonard, Ryan Johnson, and Jack
Kinge-Phillips came on.
There was a danger that having gone
behind, the Magpies would capitulate,
but they dug deep, and came back
strongly. O'Flaherty making an instinctive save to keep the deficit to a single
goal. At the other end, Maybury's free
kick was well held by the substitute
keeper, and Holmes' mazy dribble
ended with a shot just over.
As much as Wimborne pressed, the
Gosport defence held firm, and the
game ended with no further score.
Att: 149
Wimborne Town 2 Gosport Borough 3 - 30 July
Top - Luke scores in the first half; bottom - Stefan Penny in action
Photos by Steve Harris
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Evo-Stik League Southern Division One South & West - 2015-2016
Home
P
Away
Total
W D
L
W D
L
W D
L
GF GA GD Pts
Cinderford Town 42 16 5
Banbury United 42 16 3
0
13 4
4
29 9
4
80
29
51
96
2
12 7
2
28 10 4
97
38
59
94
Taunton Town
42 13 5
Swindon S’marine 42 13 4
3
14 3
4
27 8
7
94
34
60
89
4
14 2
5
27 6
9
81
42
39
87
5
6
Winchester City
42 15 4
2
9
7
5
24 11 7
97
49
48
83
Evesham United
42 13 4
4
11 5
5
24 9
9
92
38
54
81
7
Shortwood Utd
42 13 2
6
11 4
6
24 6
12 88
59
29
78
8
Tiverton Town
42 13 5
3
7
8
6
20 13 9
76
44
32
73
9
North Leigh
42 12 3
6
9
2
10 21 5
16 79
53
26
68
42 9
3
9
9
7
5
18 10 14 82
57
25
64
11 Larkhall Athletic 42 10 4
7
5
6
10 15 10 17 62
65
-3
55
12 Bishops Cleeve
42 8
9
4
6
4
11 14 13 15 55
66
-11 55
13 Marlow
42 10 2
9
5
5
11 15 7
20 68
79
-11 52
1
2
3
4
10 Didcot Town
14 Mangotsfield Utd 42 6
7
8
6
5
10 12 12 18 59
65
-6
48
15 AFC Totton
42 8
4
9
6
2
13 14 6
22 73
81
-8
48
16 Yate Town
42 6
17 Wimborne Town 42 5
8
7
6
3
12 12 11 19 48
62
-14 47
4
12 7
4
10 12 8
22 65
80
-15 44
18 Slimbridge
42 5
7
9
5
5
11 10 12 20 46
57
-11 42
19 Bridgwater Town 42 5
20 Wantage Town
42 5
4
12 4
3
14 9
7
26 42
83
-41 34
2
14 3
3
15 8
5
29 45
100 -55 29
21 Burnham
42 2
2
17 4
4
13 6
6
30 39
99
22 Bashley
42 0
2
19 0
0
21 0
2
40 13
-60 24
201 -188 2
462 games were played in our league last season. There were:
●
●
●
●
203 home wins (44%);
166 away wins (36%); 93 draws (20%)
1511 goals - average of 3.3 goals per game
Highest score - Taunton T 11 Bashley 0 - 22nd March;
Highest aggregate - as above, plus Bashley 1 Cinderford T 10 - 28th November,
and Wimborne 5 Winchester 6 - 11th August
● 145 goals in our 42 games - that’s an average of 3.5 per game
Play-off Semi-Finals:
Banbury U
1 - 0 Winchester C
Taunton T
2 - 1 Swindon S’marine
Play-off Final:
Banbury U
2 - 0 Taunton T
2-1 1-1 5-0 2-0 3-1 1-2 0-2 0-5 0-3 3-0 3-1
5-0 1-1 4-1 1-3 3-1 1-0 0-0 3-1 1-2 3-0 0-4 5-4
5-3 0-0 6-0 2-0 3-2 5-3 2-0 1-3 3-2 3-1 4-1 1-2 0-2
3-0 1-3 6-0 0-2 3-0 2-0 0-2 0-0 0-0 1-1 1-1 2-0 1-1 1-3
2-0 2-2 5-0 1-2 3-1 2-0 0-2 0-0 0-2 2-1 3-2 3-1 2-1 2-0 1-2
3 - 2 7 - 1 11 - 0 3 - 0 0 - 0 2 - 2 0 - 0 1 - 1 0 - 1 1 - 2 3 - 0 3 - 0 2 - 1 1 - 2 4 - 1 0 - 0
2-1 0-1 9-0 1-1 1-1 2-2 2-1 5-1 2-3 0-0 1-3 2-0 2-1 4-1 1-0 2-1 1-0
0-4 0-2 9-0 7-1 0-1 3-2 0-2 0-0 0-5 2-3 0-3 1-0 0-2 3-1 0-1 1-4 1-2
2-5 0-2 6-1 2-2 1-2 2-0 1-0 1-1 0-1 3-3 0-3 2-3 0-4 1-4 0-3 1-2
3-1 4-0 4-0 4-1 7-2 6-1 0-0 1-5 2-1 1-1 2-2 6-1 0-0 2-1 2-1 3-1 0-3 0-0 3-0 2-1
4-2 2-0 2-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 0-1 3-3 0-0 2-1 3-3 0-0 1-3 0-3 0-0 5-2 0-3 0-1 2-1 1-3 0-0
North Leigh
Shortwood Utd
Slimbridge
Swindon S’marine
Taunton Town
Tiverton Town
Wantage Town
Wimborne Town
Winchester City
Yate Town
2-2
2-3 3-0
0-4
3-0
5-6 2-0
0-0 0-3 0-4
4-0 2-1 1-1 4-0
1-0 5-0 2-1 2-1 3-1
1-1 2-2 3-1 2-0 2-1 2-0
0-1 2-3 1-1 1-2 0-1 1-1 0-4
2-0 1-5 1-2 0-1 5-2 4-1 1-1 3-2
1-3 4-2 1-2 1-0 2-0 1-0 3-1 1-2 1-1
3-2 2-3 2-1 0-1 0-1 3-1 0-1 3-3 0-3 2-0
0-0 0-2 0-0 1-1 1-0 1-3 3-4 1-1 3-1 2-2 1-1
2-0 1-2 0-2 0-3 2-0 1-1 1-2 1-0 4-0 0-2 1-4 1-0
5-2 3-0 1-1 1-0 0-0 1-1 0-1 0-3 3-2 2-1 3-1 1-0 0-1
1-1 5-1 1-0 5-3 2-3 2-2 3-1 0-1 0-2 1-2 2-0 0-2 1-2 1-1
1-1 3-1 1-0 1-0 4-3 2-1 1-1 1-0 4-1 2-0 3-2 4-1 0-0 2-2 1-0
2-3 1-2 0-5 0-4 1-1 2-3 0-1 1-2 0-2 0-2 1-3 0-0 2-1 1-3 1-4 0-3
4-1 0-1 0-1 1-5 1-1 0-1 1-0 2-1 1-2 2-2 0-3 1-2 0-0 1-1 1-0 2-4 0-2
1-0 1-1 0-2 5-0 2-1 1-1 1-1 2-2 2-0 2-1 0-1 0-1 1-1 1-1 2-0 2-2 1-1 3-1
1 - 2 0 - 4 0 - 2 1-10 0 - 3 1 - 4 1 - 5 0 - 0 2 - 5 0 - 8 0 - 1 0 - 0 0 - 4 0 - 5 0 - 2 1 - 3 1 - 4 0 - 3 1 - 2
Marlow
Away
1-1 0-1 5-0 3-2 5-1 0-3 0-2 3-2 1-4 1-2
AFC Totton
Mangotsfield Utd
Banbury
2-0 2-2 5-0 1-0 1-1 3-0 0-0 1-3 3-0
Bashley
Larkhall Athletic
Bishops Clv
6-0 2-2 7-0 2-0 5-0 4-0 3-0 0-1
Bridgwater
Evesham Utd
Burnham
1-4 0-1 7-0 5-1 3-0 5-0 0-1
Cinderford
Didcot Town
Didcot
3-0 3-3 6-0 3-1 1-0 2-0
Evesham
Cinderford Townn
Larkhall
1-5 0-5 5-1 1-2 0-1
Mangotsfld
Burnham
Marlow
0-5 1-4 5-1 0-1
North Leigh
Bridgwater Town
Shortwood
0-0 0-2 6-0
Slimbridge
Bishops Cleeve
Swindon
0-4 0-5
Taunton
Bashley
Tiverton
8-0 1-1 2-1 1-0 0-1 2-1 0-0 5-0 3-1 2-1 3-1 2-1 3-1 0-3 2-0 0-0 8-1 2-0 2-1 2-0
Wantage
3-0
Wimborne
Banbury Utd
Winchester
0-4 4-0 7-0 2-0 0-1 1-2 1-3 2-2 2-1 0-1 2-2 2-1 0-2 2-0 1-5 0-2 2-2 2-2 1-2 2-0 2-1
Yate
AFC Totton
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Evo-Stik League Southern Division One South & West 2015-16
Magpies’ League Results 2015-16
Half-Time Quiz
WTFC last season 2015-16
answers on page 39 (of 48)
1. How many games did we play?
Team in league position
Home Away G.D. Pts
Cinderford Town
1-0
0-0
+1
4
Banbury United
0-2
0-2
-4
0
Taunton Town
2-2
1-2
-1
1
Swindon S’marine
1-2
0-2
-3
0
Winchester City
5-6
1-2
-2
0
Evesham United
0-1
1-3
-3
0
Shortwood Utd
1-4
1-4
-6
0
Tiverton Town
2-3
1-2
-2
0
North Leigh
0-4
1-3
-6
0
Didcot Town
1-1
2-0
+2
4
Larkhall Athletic
3-3
2-0
+2
4
Bishops Cleeve
2-2
2-2
0
2
Marlow
2-3
3-3
-1
1
Mangotsfield Utd
0-3
1-3
-5
0
7. Name the 3 managers.
AFC Totton
2-5
2-1
-2
3
8. Which were the 3 teams we did
Yate Town
2-0
3-1
+4
6
Slimbridge
0-3
1-0
-2
3
Bridgwater Town
1-2
0-1
-2
0
Wantage Town
3-0
0-0
+3
4
Burnham
2-0
3-1
+4
6
Bashley
6-1
4-1
+8
6
2. Which player made the most appearances?
3. Who made the most substitute
appearances?
4. How many players did we use
last season? a. 30 b. 35 c. 40
5. Which Sam scored more goals?
a. Bayston
b. Davidson
c. Griffin
6. Name the 4 goalkeepers who
played for us?
the league double over?
9. Against which 2 league teams did
we not concede a goal?
10. Which was the only league team
against whom we didn’t score?
Evo-Stik League Southern - Respect Award Tables - 2015-16
Points are awarded against the Referee’s Report for officials / benches, match officials’
dressing room, hospitality. Marks are deducted for dissent
Evesham Utd
Bridgwater T
Slimbridge
Swindon S
Didcot T
AFC Totton
Tiverton T
Shortwood Utd
729
712
697
687
685
665
663
657
Bashley
North Leigh
Wimborne T
Bishops Cleeve
Larkhall Ath
Wantage T
Burnham
Cinderford T
649
632
632
627
627
627
623
613
Yate Town
Mangotsfield Utd
Banbury Utd
Taunton T
Winchester City
Marlow
609
607
605
596
589
534
Evo-Stik League Southern Div One S & W Statistics 2015 - 16
Leading League Goalscorers
Bentley (Winchester C)
Powell (Taunton)
Mann (Evesham U)
Moore (Cinderford T)
Johnson (Banbury U)
Lee (Shortwood U)
Fahy (Slimbridge)
Landricombe (Tiverton T)
Howe (Tiverton T)
Rogers (Taunton T)
Sherborne (Totton)
44
35
30
29
26
25
22
22
20
20
20
Premier Division:
Sandell (Chippenham T)
22
Griffin (Cirencester T)
21
Meechan (St.Neot’s T)
21
Whitehead (Chippenham T)
21
Whitehead scored 18 for Wantage
Div One Central:
Mendy (Chalfont St.Peter)
Weiss (Kings Langley)
Bishop (Ware)
Matthew (Egham T)
31
29
23
23
Fair Play Tables - league and league cup games only
4 points per caution; 10 or 12 points per sending off
Burnham
512
Bridgwater Town
312
Shortwood Utd
Marlow
452
Evesham Utd
298
Swindon S’marine
Bishops Cleeve
382
Wantage Town
286
North Leigh
Mangotsfield Utd
366
Slimbridge
280
Cinderford Town
AFC Totton
358
Wimborne Town
278
Tiverton Town
346
Taunton Town
270
Yate Town
340
Didcot Town
260
Winchester City
330
Bashley
258
Larkhall Ath
322
Banbury Utd
232
220
208
188
174
In the Evo-Stik League Southern, Burnham has the worst record, Arlesey (160) the best.
In the Prem Div: Dorchester (344), Poole (296); Weymouth (316)
AFC Totton
Banbury Utd
Bashley
Bishops Cleeve
Bridgwater Town
Burnham
Cinderford Town
Didcot Town
269
327
111
78
149
78
169
129
Average League Attendances
Evesham Utd
249
Larkhall Ath
132
Mangotsfield Utd
139
Marlow
108
North Leigh
84
Shortwood Utd
80
Slimbridge
85
Swindon S’marine 173
Taunton Town
Tiverton Town
Wantage Town
Wimborne Town
Winchester City
Yate Town
Highest: - 603 Tues 12th Apr Taunton T vs Tiverton T
Lowest: - 35 Sat 21st Nov Bishops Cleeve vs Bridgwater T
Weds 30 Mar North Leigh vs Marlow
Average attendances in the Premier Division:
Dorchester Town - 395
Poole Town - 429
Weymouth - 625
313
198
73
197
167
188
Player Stats
2015-2016
Avge / Start
- - League - - . . . . Cup . . . . - - - Total - - -
Cards
App Sub Goal App Sub Goal App Sub Goal Goals
Points Y
Scott Arnold
Sam Bayston
Tom Biles
Wayne Crutcher
Sam Davidson
Bill Elliott
Mark Ford
Ryan Johnson
Louis Kellaway
Taylor Leonard
Jack Lupton
Billy Maybury
Ryan Murray
Patrick O'Flaherty
Callum O'Hare
Sam Old
Daniel O'Sullivan
Will Prior
Declan Randall
James Stokoe
Morgan Turner
Anthony Waters
Own Goal
35
10
5
9
9
Jon Blake
Adam Costello
21
17
5
Jamie Davidson
7
3
Mark Gamble
Sam Griffin
Kaleem Haitham
Jason Harvell
9
14
3
19
8
1
Luke Holmes
6
2
Brandon Joseph-Buadi
2
1
Dan Munday
1
1
Shane Murphy
9
Ian Oliver
20
Christian Oxlade-C
2
Franklyn Clarke
Zach Phelps
Carl Preston
17
19
22
3
9
38
19
14
2
8
15
38
4
13
3
5
1
0
0.1
0
0
0.22
1.18
1.3
0.6
1
1.56
5
0.41
0
0.05
0
0
0.02
0.05
0
1.12
1.09
1.5
1.67
1.33
1.14
1.16
1.21
1
1
1
0
0
0
1.38
2
0
0.3
0.5
0.08
0.71
1.16
0.17
0.77
13
1
1
2
2
2
0.08
0.18
0
0.72
1.14
0.5
4
3
1
7
0
3
0.43
1.29
5
2
0
1
0
0
11
1
0
0
0.79
0.06
0
0
1
1
1
1
2
5
14
17
3
24
2
8
0
2
0.25
1
1
2
0
1
0.5
1.5
1
0
1
1
3
9
0
0
0
1.11
25
0
2
0.08
1
3
2
0
0
0
0
1
0
34
1
0
0
17
0.5
1
3
1
2
5
1
4
1
9
3
3
3
7
3
1
1
2
4
2
1
4
21
15
1
2
1
1
1
6
1
9
3
1
2
2
3
2
2
5
2
1
4
5
3
1
5
3
4
3
1
1
1
3
1
5
1
28
Paul Roast
14
6
3
0
5
1
0
0
8
1
5
1
9
3
0
3
0
3
4
2
1
5
0
24
16
25
22
8
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
Patrick Wilson
10
3
5
1
1
15
4
1
0.07
0.87
Total
462
90
66
14
12
528
104 77
65
R
0
1
0
0
2
0
7
0
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
13
3
1
2
2
4
0
1
38
10
5
10
9
0
17
22
22
3
9
44
19
14
0
2
8
0
17
43
6
13
1
1
4
9
3
1
1
67
3
WTFC Presentation Evening - season 2015-16 award winners
Manager’s player of the season
Scott Arnold
Players’ player of the season
Billy Maybury
Top goalscorer
James Stokoe
Young player of the season
Louis Kellaway
Chairperson’s player of the season
Billy Maybury
Supporters’ player of the season
Billy Maybury
Steve Moore clubman of the season
Scott Arnold
Cuthbury cup
Michele Govier
Supporters Club supporter of the season
Luke Coakes
Congratulations to all our winners.
Dave and Hayley Moore presented a
new award this season in memory of
their son Steve. We asked them to tell
us about the
award, and why
Scott Arnold was
the winner this
year.
We decided this
was an appropriate award as Steve was always
dedicated to his
club on and off the
field. Whether
training with the
youngsters or
playing,he would
always play to the
max.
This year’s winner, Scott Arnold,
was a good friend
of Steve's and shows the same attributes. Scott showed his loyalty
when the club ran into financial diffi-
culties and didn't do like many by
jumping ship. Scott has a great attitude and was a very good choice to
take this award in its
first year.
The award is open to
all not just first teamers, but development
and u 18 players as
well as any of the other people who contribute and work at
the club and am sure
there will be many in
contention this season.
We wish Matty Holmes the very best of
luck in his first managerial roll and know
he will try and get
WTFC to play all the
right way.
Our photo shows Hayley and Dave with
Scott and the trophy. Thanks guys.
Magpies in the Southern League
Pos Season 2010-11
P
W
D
L
GF
1
AFC Totton ( C ) ( P )
40
31
4
5
4
Frome Town ( P )
40
24
7
19
Wimborne Town
40
10
21
Andover
40
GA
GD
Pts
121 35
86
97
9
77
31
46
79
5
25
45
81
-36
35
2
5
33
32
109 -77
11
Season 2011-12
1
Bideford ( C ) ( P )
40
28
8
4
77
41
36
92
2
Poole Town
40
25
6
9
78
39
39
81
3
Gosport Borough ( P )
40
22
14
4
73
44
29
80
19
Wimborne Town
40
8
11
21
50
77
-27
35
21
Stourport Swifts ( R )
40
5
5
30
39
88
-49
20
Season 2012-13
1
Poole Town ( C ) ( P )
42
30
8
4
82
36
46
98
2
Hungerford Town ( P )
42
26
6
10
71
44
27
84
12
Wimborne Town
42
15
10
17
59
60
-1
55
22
Winchester City ( R )
42
9
2
31
42
105 -63
26
Season 2013-14
1
Cirencester T ( C ) ( P )
42
29
5
8
95
45
50
92
4
Paulton Rovers ( P )
42
24
9
9
102 54
48
81
13
Wimborne Town
42
16
7
19
78
70
8
55
22
Guildford City ( R )
42
7
6
29
45
134 -89
27
Season 2014-15
1
Merthyr Town ( C ) ( P )
42
32
6
4
122 34
88
102
3
Stratford Town ( P )
42
28
5
9
82
40
42
89
13
Wimborne Town
42
18
7
17
71
68
3
61
22
Bashley
42
1
5
36
20
148 -128 8
Season 2015-16
1
Cinderford T ( C ) ( P )
42
29
9
4
80
29
51
96
2
Banbury United ( P )
42
28
10
4
97
38
59
94
17
Wimborne Town
42
12
8
22
65
80
-15
44
22
Bashley ( R )
42
0
2
40
13
201 -188 2
WTFC Development Squad - Lee Purton
The Development Squad is a brand
new set up for the 2016-2017 season
and replaces the old Reserve Team
from previous seasons .
This comes on the back of some very
successful trials which took place in
May and were attended by over 70
players . The ages ranged from 16-25 ,
we feel that if a player is over 25 and
still playing Reserve team football or
Development football then they may
well have missed the oppurtunity to
play at a higher level so decided to focus on the younger age groups to get
them in and then try and develop the
players within the football club while
they are with us .
The aim is to get the players from the
Development Squad into the 1st team
Squad and then eventually into the 1st
team's starting 11 .
The Development Squad is set up to
monitor players and when we feel the
time is right to try and push them further we work closely with Matty to inte-
Wyvern Combination League
Midweek Division
AFC Portchester
Bashley
Basingstoke Town
Dorchester Town
Eastleigh
Gosport Borough
Moneyfields
Salisbury
Wimborne Town
Winchester City
grate them into the first team squad. If
the player isn't ready then we have him
back in the Development Squad and
monitor his progress further . This progression has already worked successfully for Josh Hartley who has signed
on for the first team squad from the
development squad.
The Development Squad is run by Lee
Purton who is assisted by Steve Webber. They will be playing in The Wyvern Midweek League with the first
game away to AFC Porchester on the
24th August ko 7.45 .
The Development Squad's ultimate
goal is to provide Matty and the 1st
team with players pushing for places
not only in the 1st team squad but in
the 1st team’s starting 11 on a regular
basis. With the new infrastructure within the club from the 1st team downwards it looks like the first season for
the Development Squad will hopefully
be a successful one .
Wimborne’s first Wyvern fixtures
Weds Aug 24 - AFC Portchester - away
Thurs Sep 1 - Winchester City - away
Wimborne Town F.C.
Youth Teams 2016-17
U18
U16
U15
U14
U11
U10
U9
South-West Counties
JPL
DYFL Div 1
DYFL Div 3
DYFL (1st year 11-a-side)
Dorset Mini Soccer
Dorset Mini Soccer
The Big Interview - Matty Holmes
What’s your football history?
My youth football was played for Limbury Boys Club in Luton and I also
trained with the Luton Town juniors.
Luton released me at 15 and I signed
for AFC Bournemouth as an apprentice. Working through the AFCB ranks,
I made my 1st Team debut v Derby in
the Simod Cup in 1988 and my first
league appearance v Barnsley in April
1989. While at Bournemouth I was
loaned to Weymouth and Cardiff City.
After 124 league and cup appearances
I moved to West Ham in a £100,000
deal, played in the Premiership making
86 league and cup games before a
£1.2 m move to Blackburn Rovers,
where I appeared in the Champions
League and Premiership, making 12
appearances before a £250,000 move
to Charlton.
A broken leg limited appearances to
only 19 league and cup games before
retiring from professional football in
2000. I played for Dorchester, making
170 appearances over 4 seasons in
the Southern League before retiring in
2004 to pursue a coaching career with
my own private soccer school.
I joined the AFC Bournemouth Academy in 2006 to run the 7-11 age groups
and after 10 years I left to be appointed Manager of Wimborne Town FC.
What prompted you to move into management now?
Felt it was the time after so long coaching youth players.
How are you coping with the media
attention?
I have some excellent assistants and
we share the duties
Have there been any surprises, good
or not, since you became Manager?
None so far… but I’m sure there will be
What are your first thoughts of WTFC?
I have known the club for a long time,
and been to games over the past few
years. All positives in most parts so far.
You've assembled a great management team. What are their roles?
Danny is the assistant manager and
coach, Shane is the coach, John Mace
assists me in team duties and helps
with the keepers, Jason and Matt head
the goalkeepers, Jeff is kit as well as
many other duties, John is Physio
Who are the players who are new to
WTFC this season?
Toby from Dorchester, Luke has returned for the ? not sure how many
times, Jamie has also returned, Dan
also had a spell here a while ago,
Paddy and Steff from Hamworthy,
How has pre-season been?
Very pleased with pre-season, the
players have worked extremely hard
Are there likely to be any additions to
the squad?
It is a small squad - injuries and suspensions will give opportunities to the
development squad players in time…
What would be a successful season?
Progress in a cup and win games..
Which teams in our division do you
think will be the ones to beat?
I suppose the obvious ones that people have talked about, if you don’t treat
any team with respect then any team
will be difficult.
Thanks for your time, Matty
On behalf of all the Magpies supporters,
welcome to the Club.
Non-League Paper - July 24 2016 - “Red Peril!”
Non-League chiefs have welcomed a
crackdown on bad behaviour - and
warned clubs to expect a barrage of
red and yellow cards if they don’t get
their house in order.
Two weeks ago, the Premier League,
Football League and FA introduced
new rules to combat ‘intolerable behaviour’ by players and managers that
had reached ‘unacceptable levels’.
They have ordered referees throughout the game to take decisive action.
Rede cards will now be automatically
issued to players who confront match
officials, use offensive language, or
make objectionable gestures towards
them.
Managers and coaches will also come
under scrutiny when the season kicks
off with technical areas to be more rigorously monitored. While the measures have been taken up by the top
echelons of the game, Non-League will
also be impacted.
Evo-Stik NPL chairman Mark Harris
said: “Anything to improve conduct,
especially involving referees, is to be
encouraged, but there is no question
this will take a while to bed in. From us
it’s a cautious welcome. Clubs will
need to ensure players are fully briefed
on this. The last thing anyone wants is
to see a barrage of red cards brandished. We’re likely to see some fall
foul of this, especially early on.”
New Evo-Stik Southern League chairman Terry Barratt agreed, adding: “Irt’s
an important step and stronger action
is something I have been championing
for a while. But now clubs have to ensure they carry this message forward we don’t want to see nobody left on
the pitch and for it to spoil matches.”
Sports Shorts - stories we’ve liked over the past few months
Football - Mark Clemmit - writing in “The Times - The Game” 25 April 2016
The plight of Callum Camps, the Roch- Back in 2011, Kieran Djilali, a Crystal
dale midfielder, who during his team’s
Palace winger on loan at Chesterfield,
found himslf a ticket short for his family
1-1 draw with Gillingham last week
heard his own car registration being
who were travelling up to see him play
away to Lincoln City. A player standing
read out by the Spotland stadium announcer, along with the message that
in full kit, in a sizeable queue outside
the Sincil Bank ticket office, as his
the vehicle’s owner had left his lights
on, reminds me of another occasion
team-mates warmed up, is one I have
treasured ever since.
when a lower league footballer was in
the middle of an everyday drama.
Cricket - “The Times” 28 July 2016
An Australian fan has been sentenced
rested as he left the stadium. He was
to a week in a Sri Lankan prison after
fined 3,000 rupees (£16) and senstreaking during the first test in Kandy.
tenced to a week in prison.
He ran naked on to the field during a
Cricket Australia said: “File this one
rain break in the evening session. He
under: ‘It seemed like a good idea at
was not caught at the time but was arthe time’”
Season 2016-17 - first week’s fixtures
Evo-Stik League Southern Division One South & West
Saturday 6th August
AFC Totton
vs Hereford
Barnstaple T vs Yate T
Bridgwater T vs North Leigh
Didcot T
vs Swindon S’marine
Mangotsfield U vs Bideford
Salisbury
vs Evesham U
Shortwood U vs Taunton T
Slimbridge
vs Winchester C
Tiverton T
vs Larkhall Ath
Wantage T
vs Paulton Rov
Wimborne T vs Bishops Cleeve
Monday 8th August
Bideford
vs Tiverton T
Tuesday 9th August
Bishops Cleeve vs Slimbridge
Evesham U
vs Didcot T
Hereford
vs Mangotsfield U
North Leigh
vs Wantage T
Paulton Rov
vs Wimborne T - ko 7:30
Swindon S
vs AFC Totton
Taunton T
vs Barnstaple T
Yate T
vs Shortwood U
Wednesday 10th August
Larkhall Ath vs Bridgwater T
Winchester C vs Salisbury
Evo-Stik League Southern News
Bideford Shake Off Tax Worries - Non-League Paper 24 July 2016
Bideford AFC have confirmed that they are debt-free for the first time since the
club was reformed almost 30 years ago.
The Robins, who had suffered financial problems, were reborn as Bideford AFC
1987 but their future was under threat again after a winding-up petition was
brought against them by HM Revenue & Customs.
The petition, lodged on June 23 over unpaid tax, has now ben cleared after the
club settled the outstanding amount last week. It means Bideford have avoided
a scheduled High Court appearance and can now look ahead to the new season
with aspirations of returning to the Southern Premier at the first time of asking.
Director Ian Knight said that the debt carried over from a similar petition last
summer. “We were told we hadn’t paid everything the tax man thought we
should pay from last year. We thought we had, but HMRC did some more digging and said they wanted more money from us. The club has now paid off all its
debt to HMRC. In 1987 the club went under and we formed under the new banner. It is the first time since then that this club has been debt-free.”
Wimborne Town - Fixtures 2016-17
Evo-Stik League Southern Div One South & West, and Cup games
Sat
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Tues
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Mon
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Sat
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Aug 6
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Aug 27
Aug 29
Sep 3
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Sep 17
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Oct 1
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Oct 29
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Nov 26
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Dec 3
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Bishops Cleeve
Paulton Rovers
Evesham United
Taunton Town
Bridport / Alresford T
Yate Town
Winchester City
H
A
A
H
H
A
H
Slimbridge
A
Swindon Supermarine H
Mangotsfield United H
AFC Totton
A
Bridgwater Town
A
Weymourh
A
AFC Totton
H
Hereford
H
Wantage Town
A
Bideford
H
North Leigh
Shortwood United
Evesham United
Taunton Town
Bishops Cleeve
Paulton Rovers
Tiverton Town
Larkhall Athletic
Barnstaple Town
Winchester City
Salisbury
Swindon Supermarine
Didcot Town
Barnstaple Town
Mangotsfield United
AFC Totton
Hereford
Bridgwater Town
Bideford
Wantage Town
North Leigh
Shortwood United
Tiverton Town
Larkhall Athletic
Didcot Town
Yate Town
Salisbury
Slimbridge
H
A
H
A
A
H
A
H
H
A
H
A
H
A
A
H
A
H
A
H
A
H
H
A
A
H
A
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Today’s Squads
Wimborne Town
Bishops Cleeve
Black & White Striped Shirts
Black Shorts & Socks
Keeper - Yellow
All Sky Blue
Keeper: Orange
Manager:
Asst Mngr:
Coach:
G/K Coach:
Physio:
Kit:
MATTY HOLMES
DANNY HOLMES
JOHN MACEY
SHANE TRAYNOR
JASON HARVELL
JOHN EDWARDS
JEFF ROBBINS
PAT O’FLAHERTY
SCOTT ARNOLD (C)
SAM DAVIDSON
PADDY HESTER
RYAN JOHNSON
STEFAN PENNY
DECLAN RANDALL
SAM BAYSTON
JOSH HARTLEY
LUKE HOLMES
LOUIS KELLAWAY
BILLY MAYBURY
DAN O’SULLIVAN
JAMES STOKOE
JAMIE DAVIDSON
TOBY HOLMES
TAYLOR LEONARD
GERARD BENFIELD (GK)
Manager :
Asst Mngr:
Coach:
Physio:
Asst Physio:
STEPHEN CLEAL
DEREK LIGHTSTONE
SEAN BRYAN
ALICE BULPITT
PAT CLEAL
MATEUSZ WIECZOREK
OLLIE BUTLER
AARON DRAKE
JORDAN STODDART
TOM HOSKINS
NICK RHODES
JACK HORRELL
BEN HAYES
IEUAN CROWE
MARK MAGEE
SHANE BUMPHREY
MATT MAGEE
MIKE OLIVER
JOSH SWALES
JACOB DAVIDGE
JACK WATTS
MARC WRIGHT (GK)
Referee:
Iain Parsons (Salisbury)
Assistant Referees:
Rudi Burton (Eastleigh)
Jonathan Dolbear (Eastleigh)
Wimborne Town - management team and players’ profiles
Matty Holmes
Manager
Appointed May 2016
Played 124 games for AFC Bournemouth, also West Ham, Blackburn Rovers
and Charlton. AFCB academy coach for the past 10 years.
Danny Holmes
Assistant Manager
Appointed June 2016
Played for Middlesborough before moving to AFCB with loan spells at Salisbury,
Farnborough & Aldershot .Coaching at AFCB academy for the last 8 years.
Shane Traynor
Coach
Appointed June 2016.
Played and captained Merstham in the Ryman league with coaching and management at Hamworthy Weymouth and Poole. Also an AFCB academy coach.
John Macey
Coach
Began his career as a goalkeeper at Bristol City before playing for Grimsby
Town, Newport County and Minehead amongst others
Jason Harvell
Goalkeepers Coach Appointed July 2016
Previous GK with Wimborne for several years who retired at the end of last season. Now has returned as coach. Other clubs include AFCB Youth, Bournemouth
Poppies, Bashley, Poole and AFC Totton.
John Edwards
Physio
Returned to Wimborne after 11 years at Bashley. An experienced and well respected physio and a great club man
Jeff Robbins
Kit Man
A great club servant, now in his 20th year with Wimborne
Scott Arnold
Position: Defender
DoB: 22/2/85, Poole
Signed: July 2011
Prev clubs: Rossgarth, Verwood Town, AFC Bournemouth,
Poole Borough, Wimborne Town, Bournemouth FC . Scott played for Wimborne
from 2003 until 2010 when he left to join Bournemouth Poppies. Club Captain.
Sam Bayston
Signed: Dec 2015
Position: Forward
DoB: 28.6.94 ,Poole
Previous clubs Hamworthy Utd, Poole Town & New Milton.
Gerard Benfield
Signed: July 2016
Position: Goalkeeper
Prev club Hamworthy Utd.
Dan Cann
Signed: July 2016
field & Langley
Position: Forward
DoB: 24.3.86, Reading
Prev clubs Winchester City, Poole, Hungerford and Black-
DoB: 28.9.97, Poole
Jamie Davidson
Position: Forward
DoB: 20.11.90,Poole
Signed: Oct 2015
A former AFCB trainee who joined Wimborne in 2010 before leaving for Poole Town and rejoining in 2015.
Sam Davidson
Signed: Mar 2016
Position: Defence
DoB: 15.8.96, Poole
Previous club Hamworthy Utd.
Wimborne Town - management team and players’ profiles cont’d
Josh Hartley
Signed: July 2016
Position: Midfield
DoB: 7.8.92, Chatham
Previously Arsenal Youth academy.
Paddy Hester
Signed: July 2016.
Position: Defence
DoB: 3.1.93,Poole
Previous clubs AFCB and Hamworthy Utd
Luke Holmes
Position: Midfield
DoB: 7.3.97,Poole
Signed: Oct 2015.
rejoined in June 2016 after brief spells with Poole and
Dorchester. Previously a scholar at AFCB.
Toby Holmes
Position: Forward
DoB: 26.12.92,Poole
Signed: June 2016. Previously at Dorchester Town
Ryan Johnson
Position: Defence
DoB: 20.6.98,Poole
A skilful young player who has developed via the youth teams
Louis Kellaway
Position: Midfield
DoB: 27.2.97,Poole
A lively player also developed through the youth teams.
Taylor Leonard
Signed: Jan 2016.
Position: Midfield
DoB: 7.2.97, Coventry
Previous clubs include Poole and New Milton.
Billy Maybury
Position: Midfield
DoB: 2.9.93, Poole
Signed: Aug 2012
Previous club AFCB
Last season’s players’, chairperson’s and supporters’ player of the season.
Patrick O’Flaherty Position: Goalkeeper DoB: 8.5.97, Southampton
Loan signing from AFCB in Feb 2016 and has been loaned again for the start of
this season
Dan O’Sullivan
Signed: June 2016.
Position: Midfield
DoB: 20.10.97,Poole
On loan from AFCB last season and has now joined.
Stefan Penny
Signed Aug 2016
Position: Defence
DoB: 20.8.92
Previous club Hamworthy United
Declan Randall
Position: Defence
DoB: 16.11.96, Poole
Signed: Aug 2015
ex AFCB scholar who recently had a spell with IFK Ostersund for experience.
Tom Rees
Position: Goalkeeper DoB: 13.11.97, Aberdeen
Dual signed July 2016 with Poole Town
James Stokoe
Position: Midfield
DoB: 11.11.85, Winchester
Signed June 2013
Previous clubs include Eastleigh, Bashley,
Lymington & New Milton, Farnborough, Wimborne. He rejoined from Bashley after playing 191 games and scoring 68 goals for Wimborne between 2007 and
2011.
Wimborne Town F.C. - short history
Wimborne Town was formed in 1878 and became a founder member of the
Dorset County FA in 1887.
In the 1930’s the Club won the Dorset Division Two title three times, the Dorset
Junior Challenge Cup twice and the Dorset Junior Amateur Cup four times.
Wimborne’s first senior honour came in 1937 with the Dorset Senior Amateur
Cup, a feat not repeated until 1964. In 1981, Wimborne won the Dorset League
Division One championship without losing a match. The same year, Wimborne
joined the Western League.
Wimborne Town joined the Wessex League in 1987 and so began a glittering
chapter in the Club’s history. Over the following 22 years they won the Wessex
League three times (1991/2, 1993/93 & 1999/00) and the Magpies also lifted the
Wessex League Cup in 1993/94 to become the first team to achieve the League
and Cup double. They repeated that feat in 1999/00 and also won the Dorset
Senior Challenge Cup in 1991/92 and 1996/97.
Wimborne Town also have a history of achievement in FA competitions. In
1982/83, they reached the FA Cup First Round where they played Aldershot, then
a league side. The dream ended there, however, with a 4-0 defeat.
And in 1992, the Club reached the FA Vase final, thus becoming the first ever
Dorset club to play at Wembley. On a memorable day, under manager Alex Pike,
the Magpies lifted the trophy with a 5-3 win over holders Guiseley. That same
season, Wimborne also won the Dorset Senior Challenge Cup and Wessex
League championship to complete an historic treble triumph.
2009/10 was another milestone for the Magpies as they gained promotion to the
Southern League for the first time in the Club’s history. After a difficult first two
seasons Wimborne have become established in the league.
In 2014/15, after a run of 4 victories, the Magpies reached the FA Trophy first
round proper for the first time in the Club's history. A 3-0 home defeat by Oxford
City of the Conference North ended the excitement.
A disappointing start to the 2015/16 season led to Steve Cuss resigning as
Manager in November. Club stalwart Paul Roast took over as caretaker boss
before Simon Browne was appointed as Manager. During this time new Directors
came on board, but “due diligence” of the finances uncovered a large deficit.
Despite the playing budget being slashed, and most of the squad leaving, relegation was avoided. Off the field, a great effort led to the financial position being
resolved.
For the 2016/17 season there is renewed optimism at WTFC. A new Board is in
place, Matty Holmes has taken over as Manager, and a strong squad assembled.
Front row: Peter Barham, jeff Robbins, Shane Traynor, Matty Holmes, Paula Henley, Scott Arnold,
Danny Holmes, John Macey, John Edwards
Middle row: Matt Maybury, Sam Davidson, Billy Maybury, Pat O’Flaherty, Toby Holmes, Gerard Benfield,
Jamie Davidson, Jason Harvell
Top row: Luke Holmes, Dan O’Sullivan, Taylor Leonard, Sam Bayston, Louis Kellaway, Ryan Johnson,
Declan Randall - inset: James Stokoe
Wimborne Town Football Club - season 2016-17
Bishops Cleeve - players and management team profiles
Matt Wiecorek – Goal Keeper Now in his second season at the club having
signed from local side Smiths Athletic - played in the Polish first division and
spent over 3 years at Poland’s top side Wislow Krakow.
Marc Wright – Goal Keeper New signing "Wrighty" will compete with Matt for the
number 1 shirt - former Bromsgrove Rovers and Worcester City keeper.
Olly Butler – Right Back Signed this season from Hallen FC, the young fullback
has good energy levels and loves to get forward.
Nick Rhodes – Centre Back Returning to the club this season from Cinderford
Town, Nick adds a calming influence to the defence and reads the game well.
Josh Swales – Defender Signed from local side FC Barometrics - Mike can play
in midfield or defence.
Jordan Stoddart – Centre Back "Stodds" was one of the stand out performers for
the Mitres last season, the strong powerful defender adds an aerial presence to
the defence.
Chris Pates – Defender Signed this season from Cheltenham Saracens. A big
strong defender with good feet and distribution.
Aaron Drake – Defender Now in his third season at the club, the former Stourbridge player has bags of Southern League experience - can play anywhere.
Tom Hoskins – Centre Back Signed this season from Cheltenham Saracens, the
male model brings a will to win and is always willing to put his body on the line.
Dan Sherry – Midfield A no nonsense tough tackling player who can play in midfield as well - previously with Evesham United and Cheltenham Saracens.
Mike Oliver – Midfield Signed from local side FC Barometrics - Mike can play in
midfield or defence.
Kirk Layton - Midfield Club Captain starting his second season with the club, an
energetic midfielder who leads from the front. Weighs in with his share of goals.
Jack Horrell – Midfield A neat and tidy footballer who has the full range of passing and quality set piece delivery.
Matt Magee – Midfield Forced his way back into the first team last season - a
clever footballer with a nice left foot can operate wide or in the middle.
Ben Hayes – Wide Midfield Signed from Malvern Town this summer, the pacey
wide man is a livewire and a real box of tricks and will weigh in with a few goals.
Bishops Cleeve - players and management team profiles cont’d
Harlie Price – Midfield Whether in the forward line or at the heart of the midfield
a consistent high level performer with a great attitude and a few tricks.
John Evans – Midfield Another summer signing from Cheltenham Saracens - the
wide midfielder is a good footballer who can pick a pass.
Paul Holmes – Forward Another summer signing from Cheltenham Saracens the forward is good with his back to goal and an aerial threat.
Jacob Davidge – Forward Signed from Swindon Supermarine - a real athlete
and loves to run in behind the defence. Previously with Cirencester Town.
Jack Watts – Forward Wattsy now in his third season for the Mitres, the Pacey
forward's direct style puts teams on the back foot.
Ieuan Crowe – Forward Signed this season from Rockleaze Rangers, the tall
powerful forward has already shown Mitres’ fans what they want to see in pre
season scoring in every game he played.
Mark Magee - Forward Signed this season from Stratford Town - the former
Bristol City trainee adds experience having played in America and Iceland.
Shane Bumphrey - Forward Last season’s top scorer. Never lets defenders rest
and knows where the back of the net is.
Stephen Cleal – Manager Now in his third season in charge, the former Mitres
Midfielder is a local lad with the club in his heart. Cleal had a 12 year playing
career for the club and came through the Colts route from under 9's.
Derek Lightstone – Assistant Manager Del had a successful playing career representing Bishops Cleeve and Cheltenham Town amongst others, has a great
knowledge of the game.
Sean Bryan – Coach Having joined last season Sean brings a wealth of experience having played for Cheltenham Saracens and Endsleigh and most recently
spent time in the dugout as manager of Saracens.
Alice Bulpitt – Physio Experienced Physiotherapist who has worked with Cheltenham Town, St Neots Town, Winchcombe Town and Stoke City.
Patrick Cleal – Assistant Physio Former FC Barometrics fitness coach, Pat
comes to the club to link up with his brother to aide and assist in fitness and recovery.
A brief history of Bishops Cleeve F.C.
Founded
1905
County Members
Gloucestershire Football Association
Southern League History 2006 – present day
Hellenic League History 1983 – 2006
In their long history Bishops Cleeve have led a much more nomadic existence
than many clubs. The enforced move to Kayte Lane in 1997 came about due to
the old ground being sold by the landlord.
The club enjoyed a brief period of success in the late 60s – gaining promotion
from the Cheltenham League and winning four Championships in their six seasons in the Glos. Northern Senior League.
After dropping back to the Cheltenham League, Cleeve gained promotion into the
Hellenic League in 1983. They won the Div One Championship and promotion to
the Premier Division at the fourth attempt.
The five seasons in the Premier Division proved to be a struggle for the Club,
although the team won the Premier Cup at the first attempt. The return to Division
One proved the catalyst for a period of rebuilding, on and off the pitch.
The Club needed to enter into a number of ground share agreements to preserve
their League status – Forest Green Rovers, Moreton Town, Wollen Sports and
Highworth all allowed us to use their grounds. This difficult period galvanised our
club members, and the club was kept running by the efforts of a few stalwarts
In 2001 the team won promotion back to the Hellenic Premier Division, and had
to enter into another ground share at Evesham United!
2003 & 2004 proved to be a landmark period for the club – returning to ‘The Lane’
after the new Stand and floodlights were approved, achieving FA Charter Standard for Football in the Community, and the completion of the building and facilities.
In 2006 the team gained promotion to the Southern League, joining the Midland
Division before being moved to the South & West Division a few seasons later.
The club has enjoyed mixed fortunes in their Southern League time, generally
enjoying mid-table security. In 2011/12 the club finished 11th with their best ever
points haul and reached the Gloucestershire Senior Cup final.
2013/14 saw local lad Stephen Cleal take charge with Derek Lightstone, as his
assistant, both had a long history with the club and they forged a close link with
our Second and Third teams – as well a community tie to Bishops Cleeve Colts
Youth section – the future of the club seems much more secure on and off the
field of play. After surviving relegation in their first season they put together a
competitive team finishing 12th in the league and losing 1-0 to Forest Green
Rovers in the County FA Senior Cup.
From the Daily Echo Archives
Wimborne Town 4 Bishops Cleeve 1 - FA Vase 3rd Round - 10 Dec 2005
DOUBLES from Paul Rideout and
Scott Arnold saw Wimborne storm
into the last 32 of the FA Vase with a
4-1 battering of Bishops Cleeve.
The Magpies' duo turned up the heat
against the highly-fancied Hellenic
Premier Division outfit, although the
visitors had the audacity to take the
lead after just 10 minutes.
Jubilant Wimborne boss Paul Arnold
said: "We have slipped into a pattern
of conceding early goals of late, but
we turned it around and it was a brilliant performance.
"I was very proud of the way they
played and now we're looking for a
kind draw in the next round."
Despite the early setback, the home
side hit back midway through the first
half with a terrific strike from the manager's son as he timed his run to
spring the offside trap and curled
home an exquisite finish from 30
yards.
Rideout, who had earlier spurned two
glorious chances, had the perfect
chance to make amends from the
penalty spot just before the interval as
Mark Kenway was wrestled to the
ground. He tucked home from 12
yards with minimal fuss and did the
honours again on the hour mark when
he rattled home another penalty.
This time it was Stuart Cooper's cross
for Rideout whose header was handled by a Bishops defender inside the
box.
With Wimborne well in control, they
put a satisfying gloss on the final
score 10 minutes from time as Ben
Griffiths burst forward to square for
Arnold who tapped home his second
of the game.
Arnold senior said: "It was a great day
for the club. There were 287 spectators who created a great atmosphere
and the bar was buzzing afterwards."
While he would like nothing more than
to emulate the famous Wimborne
class of '92 who lifted the FA Vase at
Wembley, Arnold remains cautious
about his side's prospects.
He said: "We'd love to go as far as we
can in the competition. We know
there are some quality sides left in it
and the games get harder the further
you go.
"But we'll be keeping a close eye on
the draw today and you never know
what might happen."
Wimborne Town: Kearn, Roast,
Crutcher, Kenway, Whalley (Moore,
81), Griffiths, Drew, Dean, Rideout
(Doyle, 81), Cooper (Clements, 85),
Arnold. Unused sub: Cousins.
Wimborne's run in the FA Vase 2005-6:
Qualifying Round 2
Round 1
Round 2
Round 3
Round 4
Round 5
Final
Wimborne Town 3 - 0
Wimborne Town 3 - 1
Highworth Town 0 - 1
Wimborne Town 4 - 1
Leamington
2-3
Wimborne Town 1 - 2
Nantwich Town 3 - 1
Shepton Mallett
Radstock Town
Wimborne Town
Bishops Cleeve
Wimborne Town
Pickering Town
Hillingdon Borough
Magpies on the Road
We will be running a coach to most away games this season.
Depending on distance, games will be classified as category A or B.
For category A games the cost is £16 for adults, £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.
Members of the Supporters Club receive a £2 discount.
However, we’re limited in the number we can take, so it’s essential that you
book with Denis cadd, clubhouse manager, beforehand to avoid disappointment. The clubhouse phone no. Is 01202 884821.
Paulton on Tuesday 9th is category B
- 4:30 pm departure
Evesham on Saturday 13th is category A.
Directions to Paulton Rover’s Athletic Ground
Winterfield Road, Paulton, Nr Bristol, BS39 7RF Tel: 01761 412907
Directions: From the A39 at Farrington Gurney follow the A362 (signposted
Radstock) for 2 miles. Continue straight over the first roundabout (by Tesco)
and at the second roundabout turn left onto the B3355 (signposted Paulton).
The ground is on the right hand side just past the Winterfield Inn.
Nearest rail station: Bath Spa, 13 miles
Paulton is a large village, population 5,302, located to the north of the Mendip
Hills, in the unitary authority of bath and north-East Somerset. It is a former coal
mining village, and the terminus of the Somerset Coal Canal is at Paulton Basin
just north of the village. Paulton was the location of the first Great Mills DIY
store. Don Rogers, who played for Swindon Town, comes from Paulton.
Directions to Evesham United’s Spiers & Hartwell Jubilee Stadium
Cheltenham Road, Evesham, Worcestershire WR11 2LZ Tel: 01386 442303
From Oxford - from A44 Oxford, at first roundabout on outskirts of Evesham turn
left onto the A46 signposted M% South and Cheltenham. Continue over next
island with Strawberry Field Public House and McDionalds on the rhs. At next
island go straight over. There are signposts for Evesham United football Club
leading up to the island.
Nearest rail station : Evesham, 1 mile
Evesham is a market town in Worcestershire, population 23,576. It is roughly
equidistant between Worcester, Cheltenham and Stratford-upon-Avon. It lies
within the Vale of Evesham, an area comprising the flood plain of the River
Avon, which has been renowned for market gardening. The town centre, within
a meander of the river, is regularly subject to flooding.
Evo-Stik League Southern Division One South & West 2016-17
Team
From
Post Code
Distance
AFC Totton
SL1 (SW)
SO40 2RW
28 miles
Barnstaple Town
Western
EX31 1JQ
117 m
Bideford
SL Prem
EX39 2LH
125 m
Bishops Cleeve
SL1 (SW)
GL52 3PD
123 m
Bridgwater Town
SL1 (SW)
TA6 4TZ
63 m
Didcot Town
SL1 (SW)
OX11 7GA
88 m
Evesham United
SL1 (SW)
WR11 2LZ
126 m
Hereford
Midland
HR4 9JU
129 m
Larkhall Athletic
SL1 (SW)
BA1 8DJ
54 m
Mangotsfield United
SL1 (SW)
BS16 9EN
65 m
North Leigh
SL1 (SW)
OX29 6SL
105 m
Paulton Rovers
SL Prem
BS39 7RF
54 m
Salisbury
Wessex
SP4 6PU
31 m
Shortwood United
SL1 (SW)
GL6 0SJ
84 m
Slimbridge
SL1 (SW)
GL2 7AF
87 m
Swindon Supermarine
SL1 (SW)
SN3 4BZ
94 m
Taunton Town
SL1 (SW)
TA1 2HG
71 m
Tiverton Town
SL1 (SW)
EX16 6SG
88 m
Wantage Town
SL1 (SW)
OX12 8DU
85 m
Wimborne Town
SL1 (SW)
BH21 4EL
Winchester City
SL1 (SW)
SO23 7SR
45 m
Yate Town
SL1 (SW)
BS37 7LE
68 m
Where are they now? - Franklyn Clarke
In the first of our new occasional feature, we catch up with Franklyn Clarke who
made 36 appearances for us between 2014 and 2016, scoring 4 goals. Franklyn
has recently signed a professional contract with York City who will play in the
National League after being relegated from League Two last season.
Who did you play for after leaving
Wimborne, and how did you get on
there?
Afer Wimborne was Dorchester - I got
on well there. I hit the ground running
with a goal against Weymouth on my
debut on Boxing Day - it doesn't get
much better really.
What led you to York? Did you have
trials elsewhere?
I signed my first pro deal just over a
week ago now, and I couldn't be happier.
An agent, who is now my agent, got in
touch with me after I was recommended to him. He was doing some work
with York at the time and recommended me to the club who said they where
happy to have a look at me.
I didn't trial anywhere else.
I had a couple of offers down south,
one was Havant and Waterloovile but
York was too good of an opportunity to
turn down.
Are you still doing your Bournemouth
University course?
No. I dropped out of university after my
first year as I realised what I wanted to
do I could without a degree. I wanted
to be a coach, and still have ambitions
Thanks for taking the time to answer our
questions, Franklyn.
We wish you every success in your professional career, and look forward to
following your progress.
The photo shows Franklyn playing for
York City
to do so once I stop playing so I'm going to climb the coaching ladder.
What is now your ambition in football?
My football ambition now is to work
harder than I ever have before and
who knows what could happen. Going
in to train everyday is the dream and
I'm sure doing that I will develop even
more.
What’s your advice to a youngster
hoping for a career in football?
My advice for young players is to practise, practise, practise and maintain a
good attitude even if your other players don't do things right.
Try and keep how you go about your
business as professional as you can.
Believe in yourself.
Most of all work hard and have the
right attitude.
I want to just say a special thank you
to Steve Cuss for giving me the opportunity in the first place. Top man.
All the best to everyone at Wimborne
for the coming season and future, and
thank you to everyone involved with
the club.
Non-League Paper Programme Column - Steve Coney
NON-LEAGUE fans across the country,
rejoice! No longer must you spend your
Saturday afternoons traipsing around
shopping centres - proper football’s
back!
Of course we’ve had pre-season for the
last month but with nothing riding on
the results, it’s not quite the same as
the real thing.
In the National League, we waved
goodbye to Cheltenham Town and
Grimsby Town and welcomed back Dagenham & Redbridge and York City.
Bristol Rovers and Cheltenham have
proven in the past two seasons that
relegated sides can bounce back at the
first attempt but it’s far from easy.
Luckily for the Daggers, they have one
of the shrewdest managers in the business at this level and you’d be a fool
for backing against John Still.
The man who masterminded Luton
Town’s return to the Football League
knows Non-League inside out and it
would be no surprise to see the Daggers at the top.
York boss Jackie McNamara certainly
has an impressive footballing CV - over
250 appearances for Celtic and 33
caps for Scotland - but as we all know,
that doesn’t mean much in the National
League.
Plenty of big names have come… and
plenty have failed. Credit must go to
McNamara for sticking with the Minstermen and wanting a crack at taking
them back into the Football League.
And while he may not have known too
much about this level of football, he
has certainly made some shrewd signings which should stand them in good
stead for the long campaign ahead.
Forest Green Rovers, defeated in the
promotion final at Wembley last season, are the bookies’ favourites and
you can see why.
With ex-Peterborough and Swindon
boss Mark Cooper now at the helm,
you would expect them to be a bit
tougher than in recent years.
They’ve brought in some youth at the
back and despite losing the imposing
Jon Parkin, signing Matt Tubbs could
be a masterstroke.
If Cooper can get him back to anywhere near his best, he’ll be in with a
shot of the golden boot and will provide
a massive boost to Rovers.
Much like Forest Green, Eastleigh will
be tipped again due to their generous
budget and with the hungry Chris Todd
in charge, they have a chance.
In the South, it’s also extremely even
although Ebbsfleet United will once
again start the campaign as favourites.
Whitehawk, Chelmsford, Maidenhead
and Welling will all expecting to compete but there is room for one or two
surprise packages to make their mark.
At Step 3, the Northern Premier
League and Ryman Premier League
have another week to wait (sorry!) but
the Southern League also kick off today.
Full-time outfit Basingstoke, managed
by Non-League legend Terry Brown,
will be among the favourites but expect
the likes of Leamington, Weymouth,
Slough, Kettering and Hayes & Yeading to also be strong.
Regardless of the team you support, it
looks like another cracking season of
Non-League action is finally upon us!
Summer Soccer Schools
Matty Holmes will be running a series of soccer schools at WTFC for boys & girls
during the summer holidays. There are specific schools for:
6-12 year olds on Aug 15 & 16: 10am - 3pm (£15 per day or £25 for both days);
13-15 year olds on Aug 10 & 11: 10am - 3pm (£15 per day or £25 for both days);
16-19 year olds on Aug 8 & 17: 10am - 3pm (£15 per day).
Each school's programme has been tailored by Matty to deliver coaching and
development skills specific to that age group. These represent great opportunities for children & youth to learn from the best in the business.
Don't delay, book your spaces today; email Matty on:
matty.holmes@wimbornetownfc.co.uk
A message from Toby Holmes
On the Saturday morning before
our first league game of the season (that’s today- Ed), I’m going
to shave my head for charity as a
very close friend of mine is going
through treatment for cancer at
the moment, and has lost all his
hair.
I have a donation page online,
and I have also put a donation
box behind the bar at the Club.
I’m doing it in aid of “Brave the
shave”, and my friend’s name is
Liam Bartlett.
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48 - 42 league, 3 FA Cup, 1 FA Trophy, 1 Red Insure 1 Dorset Senior
Billy Maybury 44; James Stokoe 43; Scott Arnold 38
Morgan Turner 24; Ant Waters 16
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Sam Davidson scored 2; Sam Bayston & Sam Griffin both scored 1
Jason Harvell; Paul Roast; Sean Murphy; Pat O’Flaherty
Steve Cuss; Paul Roast; Simon Browne
Bashley; Burnham; Yate Town
Cinderford Town and Wantage Town
Banbury United
Club Notice Board
Club Shop New Items
Scarves, bennie hats,
baseball caps all £7.50
Club badges £3
Ladies Night
Elvis Tribute - Garry Foley
Friday 19th August
£10
The Magpies 100 Club
Results of the June draw :
1st prize: £100 Denis Cadd
2nd £50 Maria Clark
3rd £25 Richard Pike.
Results of the July draw :
1st prize: £100 Brian McIntyre
2nd £50 Brian Parry
3rd £25 Tony Grant.
You have to be in it to win it.
WTFC Supporters Club
The Supporters Club was set-up last season with Chris Brown in the Chair.
Due to work commitments Chris has had to step down, and Chris Dale has taken
over the role. We caught up with Chris D and asked him to introduce himself,
and to tell us about the Supporters Club.
When did you start supporting the
Magpies?
My granddad took my brother and me
to my first game in 1990. I fell in love
with the Club, and have been supporting them ever since.
Who's your favourite all-time Wimborne player?
Scotty Arnold. He played for us then
left for a couple of seasons, but came
back. He's a great player and a proper
Club Captain.
What's the best Wimborne game
you've seen?
The most memorable was the home
Vase semi-final against Bamber
Bridge in 1992. I can still see skipper
Taffy Richardson sitting on the ball in
the corner near the end of the game.
Of course I then went to Wembley to
see the boys win 5-3 against Guiseley
- what a day that was!
Tell us about the Supporters Club
For me the main purposes of the Supporters Club are to get supporters onside with the Football Club, and to get
supporters to know each other better.
Which is the best ground to visit?
That's a difficult question. For me it
comes down to the home team's supporters. We've always had good banter with the fans at Yate.
But I'll go for Bridgwater. Like us you'll
get a good group of lads behind the
goal singing and chanting. There was
one game when both sets of supporters had to stand behind the same
goal. There was some great banter,
and at the end of the game we all
shook hands and had a drink together
in the clubhouse.
We all have one thing in common, and
that's a passion for this football club.
I've got involved because I want to
give something back to the Club.
To join, or renew your membership,
contact me or Bryan at one of the
games. I'll be helping to run the Club
Shop this season, and Bryan sells the
50-50 tickets.
I'd like to organise some events when
we can all get together, and we're hoping to sell supporters training tops.
Club members receive a £2 discount
on coach travel to away games.
And finally, I'd love to hear your ideas
on what we can do in the future.
Come on you Maggies!
Thanks for your time, Chris.
And all the best in your new role.
Club Shop - new merchandise
New club scarves, bennie hats, and baseball caps - special offer price £7.50
This season you’ve
been castaway in
Poole Harbour.
Who and what will
you take with you?
Dave, Elaine, and
Graham tell us their
answers.
Head to Head - Brownsea Island Castaways
Dave Webber
Elaine Plank
Graham Dunn
Sportsperson
Matt Le Tissier
David Beckham (DB) Eric Liddell
Entertainer
John Cleese
DB doing his ball tricks Tim Vine
Cook
My wife
DB serving in the buff
Phil Vickery
Gardener
Capability Brown
DB in wellies
Percy Thrower
Policeman
Vera
DB in policeman’s hat
Insp Clouseau
Medic
Doc Martin
DB holding my hand
Hattie Jacques
Musician
Dean Friedman
DB playing his maracas Les Dawson
Companion
Donald Trump
Definitely DB
Pet / Animal
Gorilla
DB can bring his pet too Mister Ed talking horse
Book
The Big Fall by
Eileen Dover
DB can read me his
Bible
favourite bedtime story
CD
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The Sound of Fury DB’s favourite - but not Good ‘ol fashioned
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the Spice Girls
love - The Overtones
DB’s current football ad Chariots of Fire
The Green Mile
Luxury Item
Ebike
Golden balls
Toupee
Barclays Premiership winners
Man City
Arsenal
Chelsea
FA Cup winners
Arsenal
Arsenal
Man Utd
Winners of our
league
Hereford
Wimborne
North Leigh
Extrovert
Bald
My lovely wife
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Today’s Match Mascots
Finley and Conor
Finley & Conor Betteridge-Hanson are
8 & 5 years old. They have both been
football crazy since they could walk!
They once went to visit Santa Claus at
White Heart Lane as avid Tottenham
Supporters and can be also regularly
be seen sporting an AFC Bournemouth
kit in support of them too!
Finley is a keen tennis player and was
recently one quarter of the 8&U Aegon
Dorset County Champion winning
Team and one day he hopes to play at
Wimbledon. He also regularly plays
football and Golf. His favourite subject
at school is PE (of course!) closely followed by Maths. His favourite food is
fish & chips and will sprint as fast as
Usain Bolt to avoid cabbage! His foot-
ball idol is Harry Kane and he is super
excited to be a mascot at Wimborne
Town having visited a number of home
games last season.
Conor is a super footballer and one
day hopes to play for AFC Bournemouth now that we have broken it to
him that he will never be able to play
for Portugal! ha ha His favourite footballer is Gareth Bale. He also regularly
plays Tennis and Golf. His favourite
food is Pizza & Ice cream. Conor likes
telling jokes and mini beast hunting.
He thoroughly enjoyed watching Wimborne Town play at home last season
& shouting 'Come on you Magpies' in
support!
Who’s that boy?
In a new occasional feature for this season, we’ll show you a photo of one of
our squad, taken a few years ago.
Can you identify who this is?
You can see what he looks like now
overleaf.
Your 3-word thoughts on the new season
We’ve been inundated with these so can only include a representative sample.
Thank you to everyone who submitted their thoughts, and all really positive.
Make it count
Supporters travel everywhere
Believe in yourselves
Trust each other
Everything is achievable
Always give 100%
Make supporters proud
Dream believe achieve
Magpies manoeuvreing mayhem
Matty’s meticulous Magpies
Pride, effort, success
Hoping for - exciting attacking football
Entertainment, commitment, flair
Hoping to avoid - chilly winter spankings
Together achieve more
C’mon my boys
Magical Magpie victories
Watch the videos
Magpie goals galore
Very good start
More Magpie magic
Better home performances
Top four target
Good cup run
- although 5th is a play-off place - Ed
Mine’s a pint
Who’s that boy? - Answer
It was our midfield dynamo Louis Kellaway
We asked Matty Holmes four
Quick-fire Questions.
Here are his answers:
Carrot or stick - carrot
Fact or fiction - fact
Latte or lager - latte
Sandals - with or without socks - without
Dorset Dave’s Chuckle Corner
Q. Victoria Beckham was a Spice Girl
nicknamed “Posh Spice”. What would
David Beckham have been called if he
had joined the group?
A. Waste of Spice
Q. What is the difference between the
England football team and a tea-bag?
A. The tea-bag stays in the Cup longer than England.
I was playing Football Manager on my
PC when I was offered the Scotland
job. I knew it was a poor squad with no
future, so I declined the offer. I then
put the phone down and got back to
Football Manager.
My girlfriend just split up with me because she thinks I’m obsessed with
football. Shame, really, because I was
going out with her for three seasons.
I met a fairy today who granted me
one wish.
“I want to live forever,” I said.
“Sorry,” said the fairy, “I’m not allowed
to grant wishes like that.”
“Fine,” I said, “I want to die when Liverpool win the Premier League.”
“You crafty old thing!” said the fairy.
Man United have rested Wayne Rooney, Juan mata and Mark Clattenburg
for next week’s game against Swansea.
Caption Competition
Steve Harris took this
photo last Saturday
during Matty’s post
match interview with
Graham after the Gosport game.
What is Matty thinking,
and / or what is Graham saying?
Give your suggestion
to Graham at today’s
game, or email him on;
magpies.graham
@gmail.com
(no spaces)
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