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THE BRICKIES
Division 1 South,
Season 2015-16
MATCH DAY PROGRAMME
Official programme
Sittingbourne v South Park
Saturday 11th October
2014
SITTINGBOURNE FOOTBALL CLUB

Sittingbourne FC
The DMA Stadium, Woodstock Park, Broadoak Road,
Sittingbourne, Kent, ME9 8AG
Tel: 01795 410777 www.sittingbournefc.co.uk
Sittingbourne FC is a members club
CLUB OFFICIAL
President: Allan Crowshaw
Vice President: Alan Barty
Hon Vice Presidents: Tania & Andy Spice
Chairman: Maurice Dunk
Vice Chairman: Ken Medwyn
Secretary/Treasurer: John Pitts
OTHER COMMITTEE MEMBERS
John Cooper (Commercial).
Peter Pitts (Media, Web site, Programme
editor, stadium announcer,) David Brown
(Youth development), Barry Goodsell
(Match Sec)
Board Room Hospitality: Sandra Pitts &
Carol Cooper,
Lottery Secretary: Hilary Joines.
Club Historian: Dudley Hird.
Programme Sales: Sian Goatham.
Turnstile Operator: Faye Goatham, Danny
Appleton
Club Welfare Officer: Lee Tappenden
Match Reporter: Tony Rickson
Groundsman: Roger Pudner
Club Photographer: Ken Medwyn
Club Shop: Ann Morrison & Clive Phillips
PLAYING MANAGEMENT
Manager: Nick Davis
Assist Manager: Tony Cornwell
Coaches: Barry Crimmen, Warren Chambers,
Hicham Akhazzan and Jono Richardson.
Team Assistant: Harry Chambers
Physio: Tom Martin
WOODSTOCK GROUND REGULA-
TIONS
1. All persons entering the ground are subject to
the rules and regulations of The Football Association.
2. The club reserves the right to eject or prosecute
any person who within the club premises is considered
by the club committee or its employees to
be or have been behaving in the following ways:
a) Entering the field of play before or during
the course of the game.
b) Using obscene, abusive or racist language
or persistently swearing.
c) Being intoxicated by drink or drugs.
Further, persons will not be allowed entry to
Woodstock Park if in the opinion of the gatemen,
stewards or any members of the management
committee they are intoxicated.
3. NO bottles or metal cans, glasses or weapons of
any kind are allowed in the ground. The stewards
have the right to search a spectator if they have
grounds to believe that the person is in possession
of any item that is deemed to be a danger to other
spectators.
4. Alcohol must only be consumed within the confines
of the club house.
5. The climbing of fences or floodlight pylons and
all buildings within the ground is strictly forbidden.
6. All vehicles parked within the boundaries of the
club’s car park must be parked within a designated
space unless otherwise directed by a steward.
No responsibility is accepted for any mishap that
may occur. Car parking is at owners risk.

TEAM CHECK
SATURDAY 6th FEBRUARY 2016
RYMAN LEAGUE DIV 1 SOUTH
SITTINGBOURNE V WALTON & HERSHAM
Manager: Nick Davis
Assistant: Tony Cornwell
Coaches: Jono Richardson, Hicham Akhazzan,
Warren Chambers, Barry Crimmen
Physio: Tom Martin
Matchday Assistant : Harry Chambers
Manager: Mark Hams
Assistant: Adam Pittwood
Physio: Tiffany Weedon
MATCH OFFICIALS
Referee: Mr Adrian Waters
Assistants: Mr Alex Lewis, Mr Zack Ellis
Red & Black Stripes Shirts,
Black Shorts, Black Socks
PLAYED
SUBSTITUTE
GOALS
PLAYED
SUBSTITUTE
GOALS
Yellow Shirts Green Sleeves, Yellow
and Green Socks
1. Adam MOLLOY
1. Liam BEACH
2. Callum NAESSENS
2. Stevie PANAYI
3. Conrad LEE
3. Mekhail McLAUGHLIN
4. Jack STEVENTON
4. James RICHMOND
5. George CRIMMEN (C)
5. Cristiano GONCALVES-NETO
6. Jono RICHARDSON
6. Dylan CASEY
7. Stephen ITA
7 Brendan MURPHY-McVEY
8. Olie BANKOLE
8 Gary HOLLOWAY
9. Jordan WELLS
9. Gareth CHENDLIK (C)
10. Dan HUGHES
10. Richard PACQUETTE
11. Hicham AKHAZZAN
11. Orlando SMITH
12. Andy IRVINE
12. Lea VAN SULLIVAN
14 Stefan WRIGHT
14. Gianfranco MICI
15 Josh ALGAR
15. Michael SALAKO
16. Kerry KEDZE
16. C-J WILLIAMS
17 Tom BRUNT
17. Joe WALLBANKS

John’s Jottings
Welcome to Woodstock Park from The Club Secretary
Good afternoon everyone, welcome to Woodstock Park.
Our visitors are Walton & Hersham. Welcome to their Players, Officials and Supporters and todays
match officials
Unusually we play Walton & Hersham two times in a week! This is because of the weather
which has caused the postponement of the away fixture a number of times. The two matches
are very important to both sides who are in the wrong half of the table.
Last Tuesday saw us achieving a very satisfactory win against Whyteleafe which gave us our
second double of the season. We played some excellent football in the first half and were soon
2- 0 up. The first goal was fittingly scored by captain for the day, Hicham Akhazzan, who was
playing his 400 th game for the Brickies having been playing for us since 2006. Hicham’s goal
was his 93 rd for the club. After Steven Ita scored a really good third almost straight after the restart
it seemed a matter of how many we would score. However, Whyteleafe had other ideas
and made three substitutions. They then began to get more of the play. After 67 minutes Ryan
hit a great shot from 30 yards that gave Adam Molloy no chance. Just five minutes later the referee
who had an excellent game adjudged that George Crimmen fouled a Whyteleafe player in
the penalty area (seemed rather harsh to me). Adam dived the right way when Sam Clayton
shot and was unlucky not to push the shot round the post and the score had gone from 3-0 to 3
-2. This made the last fifteen minutes quite a tense affair but the Brickies held on for an important
win which put us above East Grinstead Town. This was a match played in a great spirit
from both teamsand as I wrote above, excellently refereed.
Locally Welling United have parted company with their manager Louie Fazakerley and his back
room staff. Dean Frost has been appointed in his place. Welling have done amazingly well to
reach the Vanarama National League. Louie Fazakerley was appointed in March 2015 and
steered them clear of relegation last season. I fear though that they just do not have the resources
to escape this time round. Whitstable Town have been shaken by the resignation of
Gary Johnson as their Chairman. Gary, a Ryman league Director, has had to put up with mindless
abuse from a section of Whitstable supporters who obviously have no idea about the problems
of running a non league club at our level. This will not make it any easier for the Oysterman
to escape relegation, something we would not want to happen to a fellow Kent club. I have
done this job for sixteen years now and I realise how lucky we are with our supporters, as despite
the lows we have sometimes had, do understand how difficult it can be just to keep afloat
and have given us, as a committee, unfailing support.
Enjoy the game!
JOHN
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From the Programme editor
Welcome to Walton & Hersham, a club that I have fond memories of having seen many of
their cup exploits back in the 70’s including their amazing win over Brian Clough’s Brighton at
Brighton. Do read their history further on in this programme.
There have been 3 recent casualties of the local and Ryman football scenes that have surprised
me The first was that the Carshalton boss Matt Howard, who was in charge of them
when they beat us impressively earlier on in the season, according to the club statement
"Had agreed to part company!" The Robins were just above mid table. The second surprise
was that Mark Goldberg has left Bromley. The statement from the club said The board of
Bromley FC have agreed to part company with their manager Mark Goldberg. Club Chairman
Jerry Dolke said, “This is not a decision that has been taken lightly. The Club has new investors
who have higher expectations than current performances on the pitch are showing.”
Goldberg has been the most successful Bromley manager in 30 years!
The final surprise was the resignation of Gary Johnson from Whitstable Town. Mr Johnson
stood down at the club's February board meeting on Monday as a result of ‘personal and offensive’
criticism directed at him by another committee member. I know that Gary has worked
tirelessly for the Oystermen as well as providing financial assistance, but he had been subject
to abuse from some of the supporters who have no inkling what it takes to run a non league
football club at our level. Whitstable Town sit 14 points away from safety at the moment and
the clubs above them have a game in hand so their position is pretty dire at the moment.
Player stats to and including 2nd February 2016

WALTON & HERSHAM— A BRIEF HISTORY
Walton-on-Thames F.C. was formed in 1895, and in
1945, following World War II, amalgamated with Hersham
F.C. to form Walton & Hersham F.C., the present
club.
The united club immediately joined the newly formed
Corinthian League and won the Surrey Senior Cup for the
first time in 1947-48, beating Isthmian League neighbours
Kingstonian 2-1 at Crystal Palace.
Election to the Athenian League soon followed and in
their first season, 1950-51, Swans finished runners-up
and again won the Surrey Senior Cup at Palace, defeating
the much vaunted Dulwich Hamlet 2-1.
Great days, big crowds
These were halcyon days for the Stompond Lane side
and the FA Amateur Cup Semi-Final was reached in successive
seasons, 1951-52 and 1952-53, only for Swans to
go out to Walthamstow Avenue and Harwich &
Parkeston respectively.
During this period the club enjoyed a tremendous following,
and a record crowd of 10,000 were at the Lane in
1952 when the famous Crook Town were the visitors for
an Amateur Cup tie.
Some lean years followed, although the FA Cup First
Round was reached for the first time in 1957-58, Southampton
winning 6-1 before 6,000 people at Stompond
Lane.
Don Stoker’s popular sides of the early 1960’s brought
cup fever back to the Lane and there were fine runs
again in the FA Amateur Cup.
Two late goals by the prolific and popular Brian Jenkins
beat the star-studded Wimbledon side in the Surrey Senior
Cup Final of 1960-61, and the trophy was retained
against Sutton United the following season.
After several years of mid-table respectability the appointment
of Allen Batsford as manager in 1967 heralded
the beginning of the most successful period in the
club’s history. At the end of his first season, a superb
victory over a powerful Wimbledon side in the two legged
Final secured the Premier Midweek Floodlit League
title, the first of three, followed a year later by the winning
of the Athenian League championship for the first
time.
The FA Cup First Round Proper was again reached in the
following two seasons, losing to Barnet 1-0 in 1969-70
and Telford United 5-2 in 1970-71. The runners-up spot
in the League was achieved in both those campaigns and
the Surrey Senior Cup in 1970-71.
Election to the Isthmian ranks followed, with third place
attained in the first season, 1971-72.
Then followed the most memorable season in the club’s
history, 1972-73. The FA Cup First Round barrier was
overcome for the first time with Exeter City being defeated
2-1 amid tremendous excitement at the Lane,
only for visitors Margate to win by the only goal in the
Second Round.
Kingstonian were beaten 2-0 in the Surrey Senior Cup
Final and the runners-up spot achieved in the League.
Then on the 14th of April 1973 the ultimate prize was
gained at Wembley when 41,000 people saw a lastminute
Roger Connell goal against Slough Town bring
the FA Amateur Cup to Stompond Lane, the trophy being
won without a goal being conceded, a record never to be
equaled. Dave Bassett, Willie Smith and Connell also had
the honour of playing for the England Amateur side.
The following season Brian Clough brought his Brighton
& Hove Albion side to Stompond Lane in the FA Cup First
Round, and following a goalless draw, Swans pulled off a
sensational result in the replay at The Goldstone
Ground, a Clive Foskett hat-trick included in a 4-0 win.
Sadly, when Batsford left for Wimbledon the following
season the fine team broke up, the crowds drifted away,
and relegation soon followed in 1975.
The FA Cup First Round was surprisingly reached in 1975
-76, going down 1-0 to Malcolm Allison’s Crystal Palace.
Barren years followed, with the club several times being
close to extinction.
In the mid 1980’s the club was proud to have Sir Stanley
Matthews as President, but only a draw in the final game
of the 1986-87 season prevented relegation to Division
Two.
After 20 years out of the top-flight, Neil Price’s young
side at last gained promotion in 1993-94, and the following
season the Swans went down 2-0 at the Lane in the
first round of the FA Cup. However Swans’ Centenary
celebrations were spoilt by relegation after only two seasons
back in the Premier.
Under the management of Laurie Craker the team ensured
the stay in Division One was as brief as possible,
promotion being gained on the last day of the campaign.
The Swans though struggled to remain in the Premier
Division and at the end of the 1999-2000 season the
Swans were relegated.
Long-serving player Alan Dowson took over as manager
in October.2004 and after defeat in his first match in
charge a 13 match winning sequence ended saw fine
runs in the FA Trophy and League Cup, and promotion as
runners-up in the Ryman League Division One.
The Surrey Senior Cup Final was reached for the first
time in 31 years, the Swans only losing a thrilling game
against AFC Wimbledon 2-1 after extra-time before close
to 4,000 people at Woking.
After a creditable first season back in the Premier Division
a poor start to 2006-07 led to Dowson’s early resignation
and eventual relegation yet again.
Since then Swans have remained in Division One, facing
relegation fights on several occasions.

HOW would you react if your club announced that it was intending to change its name? Not particularly
well, I guess.
But how would you respond as chairman of said club if your local Football League side told you that
you’re not to use the name of the city you both play in, because it’s theirs?
That’s been the dilemma on the south coast in the past few weeks. Nobody is happy, and nobody is getting
anywhere fast.
Whitehawk aren’t exactly popular on the circuit, and they know it. First off, they’re bankrolled. Their fans,
although colourful, loyal and spread important messages, aren’t as great in number as they are in voice.
The money brought in on matchdays just about covers the cost of turning on the floodlights and paying
the officials, not funding a strong National League South squad.
Then there’s the ground. Infamously, the Wealdstone Raider hardly gave it a ringing endorsement. His
“what a s***hole!” bellowing was taking it a bit far, but the Enclosed Ground is somewhat rough around
the edges.
So the owners want to do something about the club’s image, and not just because of ‘that’ video which
went viral all over the world.
A few weeks ago, a name-change order was filed to the FA and Whitehawk were soon to be no more,
born from the start of 2016-17 was New Brighton City FC.
That supporters were not happy, and neither were
Brighton & Hove Albion. So much so that the Championship
club moved to block it with the FA. It could still go
legal.
Within a few days, chairman John Summers relented. A
heart-to-heart with fans on the terraces at Chelmsford
City brought a solid conclusion – the club still needed to
be rebranded to move forward, but the supporters can
pick their new name and it will, if they want it to, include
Whitehawk.
But bad news for the Seagulls…. It’s going to include the
name Brighton as well.
The majority view is that clubs shouldn’t change their
names. History is too important, and it’s tough to argue
against that, even if you aren’t a total traditionalist.
But the Whitehawk story, however it ends, does raise
another interesting subject aside from the obvious question
about if it’s ever right to antagonise your supporters.
Are Brighton right to tell Whitehawk the name of the city
they share cannot – under any circumstances – be
used?
Summers doesn’t think so. “Brighton & Hove Albion, it
seems, believe they own the brand which is frustrating,
but we’re not going away,” he told us.
“They don’t own the city, and they can’t tell us what we
can and cannot do. It’s our city too, and we’re not going
to let them tell us any different. This is our city as well as
theirs.”
Brighton may be biting off more than they can chew. What’s good enough for Manchester, Bristol, and
Sheffield should be good enough for them.
EQUALITY -
“The Ryman Football League strongly support recent FA statement that there should be a
zero tolerance approach against racism and all forms of discrimination. Accordingly any
form of discriminatory abuse whether it be based on race or ethnicity, sexual orientation,
gender, faith, age, ability or any other form of abuse will be reported to The Football Association
for action by that Association.” (Useful numbers:-The FA 0800 085 0508 / Kick it
Out 020 7253 0162)

Player sponsorship
Adam Molloy sponsored
by John Andrews
Stefan Wright
sponsored by
Alan Crowshaw
Hicham Akhazzan
sponsored by Peter Pitts
Nick Davis
sponsored by Maurice Dunk
George Crimmen
Sponsored by the
BGs Road Show
Tom Brunt
sponsored by Cyclops
Engineering Limited
Conrad Lee sponsored by
Colin Page
Jono Richardson
sponsored by Alan Barty
Jack Steventon
Sponsored by Ken Medwyn
Miles Cornwell sponsored by
Mark Smith
Ollie Bankole sponsored by
John Pitts
Billy French—
sponsored by John Cooper—pic to follow
All other players and management open to sponsorship. Please see any committee member
to arrange. Cost is £40 for the season.
Away Travel details
Tuesday 9th February, Walton & Hersham: Sports Ground, Stompond Lane, Walton on Thames,
Surrey, KT12 1HF
M25 from south: Leave motorway at Jct.10 and join A3 to London. After a short distance leave on sliproad
signposted to Walton. Turn left at roundabout following sign Woking A245, Walton (B365) and
move to outside lane of dual-carriageway in order to filter right at traffic lights after approx. 50 yards on to
B365 (Seven Hills Road). After 11/2 miles cross over small roundabout, then after a further 1/2 mile bear
right at large roundabout following sign to Hersham A317. Proceed to next roundabout, then turn left
over railway bridge into Ashley Road, signposted Walton B365. Carry on down slight hill to next roundabout
and turn right in to Stompond Lane where you will find main car park entrance approx. 100 yards on
right.
Saturday 13th February, Folkestone Invicta
Tuesday 16th February, East Grinstead Town, East Grinstead Town FC, The GAC Stadium, East
Court, College Lane, East Grinstead, RH19 3LS
Turn off the M25 at Jcn 6.At the Godstone Interchange roundabout take 1st exit A22.
A22, proceed past Homebase on the left and Carpet Right on the right, then turn left into Moat Road,
signposted Hospital and A264 to Tunbridge Wells.
Continue over the roundabout at the junction of Blackwell Road, Blackwell Hollow and Holtye Road.
Continue 50 yards to the mini-roundabout at the junction of Blackwell Farm Road and Holtye Road and
double-back. Do not turn through the gap in the central reservation as this is for emergency service vehicles
only and you could be liable for prosecution.

DATE OPPOSITION COMP Sc ATT 1 2 3 4
5
Sat 8 Aug
Tue 11 Aug
Sat 15 Aug
Tue 18 Aug
Sat 22 Aug
Tue 25 Aug
Fri 28 Aug
Mon 31 Aug
Sat 5 Sept
Tue 8 Sept
Sat 12 Sept
Herne Bay
Hastings United
South Park
Merstham
Carshalton Athletic
Whitstable Town
Seven Acre & Sidup
Ramsgate
Guernsey
Whitstable Town
Metropolitan Police
League
League
League
League Cup
League
League
FA Cup
League
League
League
FA Cup
A
H
H
A
A
H
A
A
H
A
A
1-3
1-3
2-1
2-1
0-3
1-0
2-1
3-1
3-2
5-0
0-0
267
132
87
84
230
158
152
190
113
156
66
Molloy
Molloy
Molloy
Molloy
Molloy
Molloy
Molloy
Molloy
Molloy
Molloy
Molloy
Brunt
Brunt
Brunt
Brunt 1
Brunt
Steventon
Steventon
Brunt
Brunt
Brunt 1
Brunt
Lee
Lee
Lee
Lee
Lee
Lee
Lee 1
Lee
Lee
Lee
Lee
French North
North * French
Davis Steventon
Davis * Crimmen 1
Steventon Crimmen
Davis Crimmen
Davis * Crimmen
Davis * Crimmen 1
Steventon Crimmen
Davis * Crimmen
Richardson Crimmen *
Tue 15 Sept
Sat 19 Sept
Tue 22 Sept
Sat 26 Sept
Metropolitan Police
Whyteleafe
Dorking Wanderers
Hoddesdon Town
FA Cup
League
League
FA Cup
H
A
H
H
1-0
2-1
1-2
1-2
141
135
96
205
Molloy
Molloy
Molloy
Molloy
Brunt
Brunt
Brunt
Brunt
Lee
Lee
Lee
Lee
Davis* Richardson 1
Steventon Richardson
Steventon Richardson
Richardson Crimmen
Tue 29 Sept
Sun 4 Oct
Tue 6 Oct
Sat 10 Oct
Tues 13 Oct
Sat 17 Oct
Sat 24 Oct
Tue 27 Oct
Tue 10 Nov
Sat 14 Nov
Sat 21 Nov
Tue 24 Nov
Sat 28 Nov
Tue 1 Dec
Sat 5 Dec
Tue 8 Dec
Sat 12 Dec
Wed 16 Dec
Sat 19 Dec
Tue 22 Dec
Mon 28 Dec
Sat 2 Jan
Sat 23 Jan
Tue 26 Jan
Sat 30 Jan
Tue 2 Feb
Sat 6 Feb
Tue 9 Feb
Sat 13 Feb
Tue 16tFeb
Sat 20 Feb
Sat 27 Feb
Tue 1 Mar
Sat 5 Mar
Sat 12 Mar
Sat 19 Mar
Sat 26 Mar
Mon 28 Mar
Sat 2 Apr
Sat 9 Apr
Sat 16 Apr
Sat 23 Apr
Corinthian-Casuals
Walton Casuals
Whitstable Town
Corinthian-Casuals
Chatham Town
Three Bridges
Folkestone Invicta
Hastings United
Walton Casuals
Carshalton Athletic
Chipstead
Hastings Utd Note 1
Hythe Town
Worthing
Molesey
Herne Bay
Chatham Town
South Park
Peacehaven & Tels
Dorking Wanderers
Ramsgate
Faversham Town
Tooting & Mitcham
Corinthian-Casuals
Worthing
Whyteleafe
Walton & Hersham
Walton & Hersham
Folkestone Invicta
East Grinstead Town
Three Bridges
Tooting & Mitcham
Faversham Town
East Grinstead Twn
Guernsey
Peacehaven & Tels
Walton Casuals
Faversham Town
Chipstead
Hythe Town
Chatham Town
Molesey
League
FA Trophy
Kent Snr Cup
League
League Cup
League
League
League
League
League
League
League Cup
League
League
League
League
League
League
League
League
League
League
League
League Cup
League
League
League
League
League
League
League
League
League Cup
League
League
League
League
League
League
League
League
League
A
A
H
H
A
A
H
A
H
H
H
A
A
H
A
H
H
A
A
A
H
A
H
H
A
H
H
A
A
A
H
A
A
H
A
H
A
H
A
H
A
H
0-1
0-1
0-1
1-2
1-0
0-1
1-2
0-2
1-2
1-2
1-6
4-3
0-2
0-2
1-2
1-2
2-1
1-1
6-2
0-0
4-0
0-1
0-3
2-0
0-3
3-2
108
85
101
116
127
79
184
300
93
91
90
135
221
103
78
121
120
88
78
109
223
284
137
70
617
101
Molloy
Molloy
Wallace
Wallace
Molloy
Molloy
Molloy
Molloy
Molloy
Molloy
Molloy
Molloy
Molloy
Molloy
Molloy
Mansannet
Molloy
Mansannet
Mansannet
Molloy
Molloy
Molloy
Molloy
Molloy
Molloy
Molloy
Steventon*
Steventon
Brunt
Brunt
Brunt
Steventon
Brunt
Steventon
Brunt
Brunt
Brunt
Wright
Wright*
Wright
Brunt
Brunt
Brunt
Brunt
Brunt
Brunt
Brunt
Brunt
Naessens
Naessens *
Naessens
Naessens
Lee
Lee*
Naessens
Lee
Lee
Lee
Richardson
Richardson
Lee
Lee
Lee
Lee
Lee
Lee
Lee
Lee
Lee
Lee
Richardson 2
Richardson
Richardson
Richardson
Richardson
Lee
Lee *
Richardson
Brown
French
Davis*
French
French
French
French *
French
French
French
French
Davis
Davis*
Richardson
Crimmen
French
French
French
Steventon*
Steventon
French
French
Steventon
Steventon
Steventon
Steventon
French
Crimmen
French
Crimmen *
Richardson
Crimmen
Crimmen
Crimmen
Crimmen
Crimmen
Crimmen
Crimmen
Crimmen
Crimmen
French
Crimmen
Crimmen
Crimmen
Crimmen
Crimmen *
Steventon
Steventon
Crimmen
Crimmen
Crimmen
Crimmen
Note 1: Sittingbourne won 4-3 on penalties.
KEY to above grid:
@ = After Extra Time
+ = Own Goal
# = Sent Off
1,2,3, etc after players name = goals scored
* = Subs used and players substituted
** = Sub was Substituted
KSC = Kent Senior Cup
Lge Cup = Isthmian League Cup
League = Ryman Isthmian Lge Div 1 South
FAT = FA Challenge Trophy
FAC = FA Challenge Cup
KSC = Kent Senior Cup

6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 16 17
Brown *
Brown
Bankole
Bankole
Bankole
Bankole1
Bankole
Bankole
Richardson
Richardson
Brown
Brown
Brown
Brown
Brown *
*Bankole
Bankole 1
Wright * 1
Wright *
Wright*
Brunt *
Brunt*
Wright*
Wright*
Wright
Wright
Wright
Wright
Wright
Wright
Richardson Wright
Beecroft Wright*
Brown Gonnella
Richardson Wright
Brown Wright *
Richardson * Brown
Brown* Lee 1
Brown Lee
Richardson Akhazzan*
P Smith Wright*
P Smith Luchford 1
Richardson Brunt
Richardson Luchford
Wisson* Bankole
Richardson Wisson*
Richardson Wright*
Bankole Kedze*
Richardson Kedze*
Wisson* Kedze
Wisson Wright
Wisson Wright
Wisson Wright*
Wisson Wright*
Richardson Wright
Richardson Wright*
Wisson Akhazzan
Beecroft 1
Beecroft
Beecroft
Beecroft
Beecroft
Beecroft
Brown
Richadson1
Cornwell
Cornwell 1 *
Bankole*
Cornwell
Beecroft*
Beecroft 1
Beecroft
Beecroft*
Richardson
Beecroft
Cornwell
Gonnella *
Brunt
Cornwell
Cornwell *
P Smith*
Bankole
Bankole *
Wisson
P Smith
Ita*
Cornwell
Wisson
Wisson*
Bankole
Wright
Bankole
Bankole
Bankole*
Bankole*
Wisson
Algar*
Bankole
Smith
Smith*
Smith 1
Obasa *
Smith
Smith
Smith
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Saturday 23rd January 2016
Ryman League Div 1 South
Sittingbourne 0 Tooting & Mitcham 3
Att 137
Match Reports
By Tony Rickson
Some compensation for Sittingbourne, who ended
up well beaten by impressive opponents, was that
none of the five teams below them in Ryman
League South won either.
Momentum is a big deal in football, and Sittingbourne
had lost theirs going into this game after
having their last five matches postponed.
They’d previously only lost once in six games but
all that seemed a long time ago, especially against
an in-form Tooting and Mitcham side who had
played through the rain and frost of the last few
weeks.
Sittingbourne had to make three enforced changes
for this first home match of the New Year with Tom
Brunt and Billy French missing from the defence
and striker Miles Cornwell suspended.
Back came George Crimmen, taking the captain’s
armband as well, and Dan Hughes, while Callum
Naessens stepped up for his full debut after making
an appearance as a substitute earlier in the season
in the match at Whyteleafe. And, after a nervy start,
he did very well at right-back.
Sittingbourne looked understandably rusty to start
with as Tooting stamped their mark on the game,
though when they eventually began to get forward
a few right-wing crosses were whipped in that
came to nothing.
Tooting had the ball in the net midway through the
half but were penalised for a foul and ex-Spurs
youngster O’Neil, who was quite a presence in midfield,
shot wide and then headed wide from two
chances in quick succession.
In fact, Tooting were making full use of midfield
domination, where by playing only one up front
they had a spare man, and Sittingbourne weren’t
getting much of a look-in.
When they did get forward, the referee rejected appeals
that Tooting keeper Cessay had handled outside
his area, and with the keeper still stranded,
Ollie Bankole shot just past the post.
Tooting ended the half dominating possession but
Sittingbourne defended determinedly and when the
visitors did get the ball in the net it was disallowed
for offside.
Sittingbourne worked hard throughout the second
half but, despite the efforts of the again-impressive
youngster Josh Wisson in midfield, they weren’t
clinical enough with some of their passing. And
Tooting made them pay dearly for it.
The second half was only three minutes old when
they took the lead, a clearance from halfway
bouncing through the middle of the Sittingbourne
defence for Baxter to nip in and lob cleverly over
the advancing Adam Molloy.
Chances for Sittingbourne were few and far between
and Tooting made it 2-0 just after the hour
when Molloy did well to block Baxter’s shot but was
powerless to prevent Makofo scoring from the
loose ball.
Substitutions didn’t really give Sittingbourne much
more attacking impetus and they ended up second
best as Tooting got a third near the end when sub
Price took on the defence and squared for Wilson
to score with a low shot.
3-0 equalled Sittingbourne’s second heaviest defeat
of the season, and was the fourth game in a
row against Tooting & Mitcham, whose league position
always seems less than it should be, in which
they’ve failed to score.
It also ended a little run of home successes, and
now that the season’s back up and running again
Sittingbourne need to get this out of their system
and get back to where they were a few weeks ago.
Sittingbourne: Molloy, Naessens, Richardson,
Steventon, Crimmen, Wisson, Wright (Lee
69 mins), Bankole (Akhazzan 65 mins), Wells
(Kedze 63 mins), Hughes, Ita.
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Walton & Hersham — Pen Pics
Liam Beach (Goalkeeper) – Liam is a young
goalkeeper who signed in January from Hampton
& Richmond Borough. Age: 18. Debut:
23.01.16 v. Hythe Town.
Sean Fallon (Goalkeeper) – Sean is new to
the club this season, having previously been at
Hampton & Richmond Borough. Age: 21. Debut:
05.09.15 v. Three Bridges.
Borja Loeches Teixeira (Goalkeeper) –
Spanish born goalkeeper Borja joined Swans in
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26. Debut: 05.12.15 v. East Grinstead Town.
Cristiano Goncalves-Neto (Defender) – Portuguese
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Age: 26. Debut: 23.01.16 v. Hythe Town.
Mekhail McLaughlin (Defender) – Mekhail is
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v. Hythe Town.
James Richmond (Defender) – James progressed
from Hampton & Richmond Borough
reserves to their senior side last season and
was voted the club’s Young Player of Year. A
tall, strong centre-half he joined Swans on a
temporary basis in September. Age: 20. Debut:
29.09.15 v. Whyteleafe.
Stevie Panayi (Defender) – Stevie is a young
defender who signed from Tonbridge Angels in
December. Age: 19. Debut: 26.12.15 v. Carshalton
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Lea Van Sullivan (Defender) – After being at
Kingstonian and Walton Casuals, Lea Van
joined Swans in December from Redhill. Age:
21. Debut: 12.01.15 v. South Park.
Chidi-James (C-J) Williams (Defender) –
New to the club this season, C-J has previously
been at Bromley and Cray Wanderers. Age: 20.
Debut: 08.08.15 v. Whitstable Town.
Harry Mills (Defender/Midfield) – Harry is a
young defender who joined Swans in October
last season from neighbours Hampton & Richmond
Borough. Age: 20. Debut: 25.10.14 v.
Worthing.
Charlie Gillard (Midfield) – Charlie joined
Swans in December after previously being at
Hampton & Richmond Borough, Walton Casuals
and Banstead Athletic. Age: 23. Debut:
12.01.15 v. South Park.
Ryan Marklew (Midfield) – Coming through
from Swans’ youth team, Ryan won several
club awards, but has found first-team chances
limited. This could be the season he establishes
himself. Age: 21. Debut: 27.04.13 v. Hythe
Town.
Gianfranco Mici (Midfield) – Albanian born
Gianfranco joined Swans in December after
previously being at Tonbridge Angels earlier
this season. Age: 19. Debut: 12.12.15 v. South
Park.
Brendan Murphy-McVey (Midfield) – Brendan
joined Swans in January from Whyteleafe. He
has also had spells this season at Kingstonian
and Tooting & Mitcham United after playing for
Carshalton Athletic three seasons. Age: 21.
Debut: 09.01.16 v. Peacehaven & Telscombe.
André Scarlett (Midfield) – Andre is a highly
experienced player who made 18 Football
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a trainee there. He then went on to play for
Chelmsford City, Chesham United,
StainesTown and Wingate & Finchley. He
joined Swans at the beginning of the 2013-14
season. Age: 36. Debut: 10.08.13 v. Peacehaven
& Telscombe.
Joe Wallbanks (Midfield) – A young midfield
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neighbours Hampton & Richmond Borough.
Age: 18. Debut: 09.01.16 v. Peacehaven &
Telscombe.
Gareth Chendlik (Forward) – Gareth originally
signed for Swans in October last season from
neighbours Hampton & Richmond Borough after
previously being at Hemel Hempstead
Town. He joined Tooting & Mitcham United during
the summer, and has also played for
Redhill this season. He rejoined Swans for a
second spell in December. Age: 22. Debut:
25.10.14 v. Worthing.
Eden Dewar-Douglas (Forward) – A young
striker, Eden joined Swans in December from
Bromley. Age: 18. Debut: 26.12.15 v. Carshalton
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Michael Salako (Forward) – After previously
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Match Reports
Tuesday 26th January 2016
Alan Turvey Trophy sponsored by Robert
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Quarter Final
Sittingbourne 2 Corinthian-Casuals 1
Att 70
players and this is certainly the best Casuals
side that I have seen for many a season so it
was an ominous start. But Sittingbourne steadied
the ship and Molloy was rarely troubled..but
nor was Danny Bracken in the Casuals goal in
that half.
This game had been postponed twice before
but it was well worth waiting for!
Sittingbourne were without cup tied players
Stephen Ita, Jordan Wells, Kerry Kedze and
new signings Josh Algar and Scott Wibley,
whilst Miles Cornwell was serving the second of
his 3 match ban..a ban that must seem never
ending for the player with the Brickies having
had so many games lost due to the weather.
Billy French was injured, and captain Tom
Brunt was unavailable. A total of 4 of our under
21's side featured in this match.
These changes meant that Dan Hughes started
a match for only the second time, and he took
his opportunity brilliantly scoring the two Sittingbourne
goals. Also in came Callum Naessens
making his 2nd start and Adam Williams
returned from his loan spell. New signing Andy
Irvine, who was so instrumental a few years
ago in Tunbridge Wells vase run, Connor Wilkins,
and 16 year old Jake Embury from the under
21’s were on the bench. Jono Richardson
was starting for the 100th time for Sittingbourne.
The weather was atrocious with a strong swirling
wind and driving but light rain which
strangely didn’t seem to soak too much. The
Brickies supporters in the 70 crowd though didn’t
worry too much, especially in the second
half when the Brickies came back from a half
time goal deficit.
Casuals started brightly, possible encouraged
by the fact that they had already done the double
over the Brickies in the league. The wind
seemed to be favouring Casuals in the first half
and perhaps they should have made more of
an advantage of it. It was no real surprise when
in the 33rd minute Stef Joseph mad a good run
on the right, cut inside and sent a low shot past
Adam Molloy in the Brickies goal to put Casuals
a goal to the good. Casuals have some tricky
Casuals had the first good effort of the new half
on 56 minutes forcing Molloy to tip a dangerous
effort over the bar, the wind though was now in
Sittingbourne’s favour and unlike in a few
matches where they had spurned
that advantage they were using it well.
Casuals needed a second, but it was a different
Sittingbourne in this half and on 66 minutes
substitute Irvine was fouled. Hicham
Akhazzan’s free kick was turned over for a corner
and from the corner the ball was
cleared..but only as far as Hughes who crashed
his first time shot into the net for the equaliser.
The jubilation of the Sittingbourne supporters
was almost cut short immediately when almost
straight from the restart the visitors had a
golden opportunity to retake the lead but the
shot went wide. That was a wake up call and
after that the Brickies never looked back.
Akhazzan had a shot well saved on 73 minutes
and 4 minutes later Josh Wisson ended a
strong run on the right with a cross into the box
where Hughes was on hand to rise majestically
and powerfully head home goal number 2.
Akhazzan was a real danger to Casuals and
with ten minutes to go he appeared to be bundled
down in the area but calls for a penalty
went unheeded.
Sittingbourne were now comfortably on top and
they easily held out for the 4 minutes added
time to celebrate a famous victory and now go
on to an all Swale semi final tie away to Faversham
Town.
Sittingbourne: Molloy, Naessens (Irvine 61
mins), Lee, Steventon, Crimmen, Richardson,
Wright, Wisson, Williams (Embury 81 mins),
Hughes, Akhazzan
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