Sittingbourne v Whyteleafe 2nd February 21016

Whyteleafe — Pen Pics
Adam Highsted – Goalkeeper- Newly signed
from Whitstable Town and having gained experience
playing for several Kent League sides including
Lordwodd where Adam first caught the eye of
the Leafe management
Jamie Byatt—Experienced gritty striker who will
always get goals. Spent several years with Corinthian-Casuals
). More recently he had a spell at Tooting
& Mitcham United from whom he joined Whyteleafe
in October 2015
Sam Clayton - Forward Now in his second spell
with his “home club”, Sam left Whyteleafe for Tooting
& Mitcham before establishing himself in a very
strong Kingstonian side 2010. He left K’s in 2012
and after a brief spell at Met Police he returned to
Whyteleafe. A very focussed, skilful and balanced
Daryl Coleman – Midfield. Daryl, is another player
in his second spell at Church Road. He made approximately
50 appearances for Leafe between
2009 and 2011 and subsequently played for Lingfield
and then Dorking Wanderers for whom he
helped win his club promotion to the Ryman
League. Returned to Leafe in 2015.
Nathan Daly – Defender—A very quick and talented
full back who likes to get forward and attack.
Signed in the summer of 2015 previous clubs include
Sutton United, Eastbourne Town and Walton
& Hersham.
Roscoe DSane - Forward- The most experienced
player in the Whyteleafe line up. Roscoe started
as a youngster at Crystal Palace and has a long
and varied career since leaving them in 2001. His
travels have seen him play, amongst others for
Southend Utd, Woking, Aldershot, AFC Wimbledon,
Accrington Stanley and Torquay Utd. He joined
Leafe from Merstham in 2013.
Ryan Fowler – Midfield/Forward- Young, skilful and
an eye for goal, Ryan normally plays down the left
will pace and ability to take on defenders but can
also sit behind the front two and make chances
through the centre.
Ike-Robertson Feehi – midfield/Forward
Ike is a tall and imposing figure who joined the club
from Ryman Premier side Billericay. He can play in
the centre of midfield but can also play as a target
man up front.
Vernon Francis - Midfield- Joining in the summer,
Big Vern has a wealth of experience. . Has played
for many teams at or around this level including
Leatherhead, Dulwich Hamlet, Met Police,
Merstham and Walton & Hersham.
Jensen Grant - Midfield- Joined Whyteleafe from
Croydon at the start of their Championship winning
season. A powerhouse in the middle of the park
winning balls and then distributing across the field.
A menace in the box at corners.
Dean Hamlin – Defender- Gritty hard-working defender
who knows his job inside out. Now in his
second spell at Whyteleafe, Started at Sutton United
before two seasons here and then moving on to
Tooting & Mitcham and then on to Kingstonian.
Spells at Met Police, Merstham and Lingfield were
followed by a return to Church Road during 2014-
16.
Jason Henry – Midfield/forward- Slight but immensely
talented attack-minded midfielder cum
striker who joined the club from Carshalton Athletic.
Hard-working and tenacious.
Louis Hollingsworth - Defender—An accomplished
and comfortable looking central defender
with pace to race back into position. Started at Woking’s
academy before moves to Fisher Athletic,
Chipstead, Horsham, Dulwich Hamlet and Staines
Town. His final move was from Carshalton Athletic
to Whyteleafe in 2014.
Jahmahl King - Defender— Kingy is a super strong
centre half with bags of experience. Previous clubs
include Dagenham & Redbridge, Hayes & Yeading,
Horsham, Hastings United and Walton & Hersham.
Shawn Lyle - Forward— A strong running forward
who like to take on defences. He strikes an imposing
figure on the pitch and has all the makings of an
exciting goalscorers for Leafe. Now in his third spell
at Whyteleafe.
Nathan Simpson – Defender—Nathan is a left
back enjoying his second spell at Church Road.
Previous clubs include Bromley, St Albans City,
Torquay United, Dorchester and Cray Wanderers.
Tommy Smith - Defender—Every defence should
have a Tommy Smith. Tommy was captain in Whyteleafe’s
successful Youth team before stepping up
to the first team with ease. Since then he has become
a firm favourite with the Leafe faithful and a
major player in the Whyteleafe defence – adaptable
enough to play anywhere across a back four. One
of the youngest and yet longest-serving players in a
stable team.