Match Day Magazine Sittingbourne v Hythe Town and Faversham Town April 2016

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), Colin Page (Ast Treasurer)
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
Under 21 Manager: John Embery
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.

MATCH OFFICIALS
Referee: Mr James Simpson
TEAM CHECK
Saturday 9th April 2016
RYMAN LEAGUE DIV 1 SOUTH
SITTINGBOURNE V Hythe Town
Manager: Nick Davis
Assistant: Tony Cornwell
Coaches: Jono Richardson, Hicham Akhazzan,
Warren Chambers, Barry Crimmen
Physio: Tom Martin
Matchday Assistant : Harry Chambers
Assistants: Mr Nicholas Brown Mr Luke Donaldson
Manager: Clive Cook
Ast Manager : Mark Lane
Coach: Will Graham
Goalkeeping Coach: Mark Lane
Red & Black Stripes Shirts,
Black Shorts, Black Socks
PLAYED
SUBSTITUTE
GOALS
PLAYED
SUBSTITUTE
GOALS
All Blue
1. Adam MOLLOY
1. Joe MANT
2. Tom BRUNT (C)
2. Ben WILSON
3. Conrad LEE
3. Josh BURCHELL
4. Scott WHIBLEY
4. DaveBOTTERILL
5. George CRIMMEN
5. Craig CLOKE
6. Jono RICHARDSON
6. Nick REEVES
7. Adam ALLEN
7. Dave COOK
8. Tom CARLSE
8. Jon PILBEAM
9. Miles CORNWELL
9. Frankie SAWYER
10. Dan HUGHES
10. Alfie MAY
11. Stephen ITA
11. Jack HARIS
12. Josh ALGAR
12. James M|ORRISH
14 Stefan WRIGHT
14. Jack MAHONEY
15 Michael HURCOMB
15. Louis SPROSEN
16. William PARKINSON
16. Connor HOOD
17. Jack EMBERY
17. Will THOMAS

MATCH OFFICIALS
Referee: Mr Lee Brennan
TEAM CHECK
Tuesday 12th April 2016
RYMAN LEAGUE DIV 1 SOUTH
SITTINGBOURNE V FAVERSHAM TOWN
Manager: Nick Davis
Assistant: Tony Cornwell
Coaches: Jono Richardson, Hicham Akhazzan,
Warren Chambers, Barry Crimmen
Physio: Tom Martin
Matchday Assistant : Harry Chambers
Assistants: Mr Jonathan Blower, Mr Zach Jacquart
Manager: Ray Turner
Ast Manager / Coach: Clive Walker
Physio: Gary Metcalfe
Red & Black Stripes Shirts,
Black Shorts, Black Socks
PLAYED
SUBSTITUTE
GOALS
PLAYED
SUBSTITUTE
GOALS
White Shirts, Black Shorts
1. Adam MOLLOY
1. William GODMAN
2. Tom BRUNT (C)
2. Ryan COOPER (C)
3. Conrad LEE
3. Jamie MAXTED
4. Scott WHIBLEY
4. Matthew BOURNE
5. George CRIMMEN
5. John SCARBOROUGH
6. Jono RICHARDSON
6. Josh STANFORD
7. Adam ALLEN
7. Daniel CARRINGTON
8. Tom CARLSE
8. George MONGER
9. Miles CORNWELL
9. Charley ROBERTSON
10. Dan HUGHES
10. Luke HARVEY
11. Stephen ITA
11. Renford TENYUE
12. Josh ALGAR
12. Mobolaji DAWODU
14 Stefan WRIGHT
14. Liam KING
15 Michael HURCOMB
15. Josh McCALLUM
16. William PARKINSON
16. Jack SELLENS
17. Jack EMBERY
17. Dean GRANT

John’s Jottings
Welcome to Woodstock Park from The Club Secretary
Hello everybody. This is a joint programme to cover both the Hythe Town and Faversham Town
games. Welcome to Woodstock to the Hythe Town and Faversham Town players, official and
supporters, our own supporters and todays officials. Special thanks to Sparshatts Sittingbourne
for sponsoring the Faversham game. Sparshatts are the local Mercedez Benz Truck and van
supplier based on the Eurolink.
We went down 5-3 to Walton Casuals at Merstham a couple of weeks ago and this result carried
on with our usual sequence of Win, lose, Win, Lose etc, however without a “no decision”
from the referee when Jack Steventon was fouled things could have been different!
The last home match saw us play Peacehaven & Telscombe. Peacehaven have had a turbulent
recent history. They were relegated from the Ryman Premier League last season and then their
Chairman and benefactor passed away in mid season causing funding to be drastically reduced.
They are now only able to pay their players minimal expenses. This has caused the majority of
experienced players to leave for other clubs. Particularly in the first half our quality showed and
it looked like "men against boys". Certainly Sittingbourne should have had more than a 2-0 half
time lead to show for their efforts. The second half was somewhat of a Ryan Burbridge show.
The Peacehaven goalkeeper, who had a trial at Sittingbourne at the beginning of this season,
was superb and was instrumental in keeping the score respectable. Peacehaven are a prime
example of why clubs should not rely on one person to bankroll a club.
New signing Adam Allen had an excellent debut. Adam Allen is Nick Davis's third signing in as
many weeks in preparation for next season. The other two, Scott Whibley and Tom Carlse have
already become supporters favourites and have certainly improved the team.
The highlight of the Peacehaven match was probably when 16 years old Jake Embery came on
for only his second substitute appearance and within seconds, and with his first touch of the
game, blasted the ball into the Peacehaven net from a difficult angle. Jake is the son of Sittingbourne’s
ex QPR Under 18 and Under 21 manager John Embery.
Our last match saw us gain a good draw at Chipstead, a side that put 6 passed us here at
Woodstock earlier in the season.
Finally many congratulations to our under 18’s side for defeating Dover Athletic 4-2 at Homelands
to win the under 18 Kent Cup. More about
this later on in the programme.
JOHN
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HYTHE TOWN A BRIEF HISTORY
Hythe Town Football Club was formed in August 1910
and started playing in the local junior leagues. After the
First World War the club soon joined the Kent Amateur
League with limited success. This continued until the
1970's when the club won the league title three times in
succession and won the Kent Junior Cup. Hythe were
granted senior status and elected to the Kent League in
1977, playing at the newly-acquired Reachfields, an old
army training ground on the edge of the town’s firing
ranges. The club were runners-up in the Kent League on
three occasions but it was not until property developer
Tony Walton took over Hythe Town in February 1988
that things really started to happen.
That summer saw the ground developed to Southern
League standard with seats and a social club, with viewing
balconies, above new dressing rooms. Standing cover
extended behind one goal and for the whole of the far
side, and floodlights were installed. The ground capacity
still remains at 3,000 with the majority under cover.
Town won the Kent League title by 14 points and set a
league record of 133 goals. The club gained promotion
to the Southern League.
The next season saw the club reach the FA Vase semifinals
losing out to the eventual winners Yeading, winning
the home leg 3-2 in front of the club’s record
attendance of 2,147, but cruelly losing the second leg 2-
0. They did win the Eastern Professional Floodlight Cup
at their first attempt.
In 1991/2 money was beginning to run out and the club
was put into liquidation.
Supporters rallied round and entered a scratch side, as
Hythe United, into the following season’s Kent County
League and negotiated continued use of Reachfields Stadium.
After three seasons the club regained senior status
and in 1995 were elected back into the Kent League
where the club struggled for a number of seasons. In
2001 Hythe dropped the “United” suffix, reverting to
“Town” and in November 2002 appointed Paul Fisk as
Manager. Paul Fisk stepped down at the end of the season
due to the illness of his wife Pam and assistant,
Scott Porter took over as manager for the 2009-10 season
with the help of Clive Cook and Martin Chandler.
The 2010/11 season was possibly the most successful in
the history of the club, with Scott Porter and his management
team, winning promotion to the Ryman League
and negotiating their way through six rounds of the FA
Cup, before losing in the first round away to League Two
side Hereford United.
The 2011/12 season saw the club defeat Dartford at
Princes Park by a single goal to lift the Kent Senior Cup
for the first time ever, beating Ebbsfleet utd and Dover
Athletic on the way.
Captain Dave Cook secured the Ryman South Golden
Boot during season 2012/13 with a brilliant twentyseven
league goals, the midfielder also being named in
the Ryman South 'Team of the Year.' The season ended
with the resignation of long-serving Chairman, Paul
Markland with John Dowsett taking over.
Despite flirting with relegation for the first ever time
during the 2013/14 season Manager Scott Porter, freshened
up his squad one final time to produce a stunning
run of results to end the season in eighth place but Porter
resigned at the end of the season deciding that he
had taken the club as far as he could.
Former Ramsgate manager Tim Dixon took over as manager
for the 2014/15 season. The campaign began with
an attractive brand of football, but a n injury crisis hampered
the progress of the new set-up. Key new signings
and some much-improved form in the New Year comfortably
saw off the threat of relegation, as the newly
nicknamed ‘Cannons’ secured a record fifth consecutive
season in the Ryman South.
Sadly Dixon’s reign came to an end as the 2015/16 campaign
began with a twelve game winless run, the Board
of Directors appointing former Assistant Manager Clive
Cook (who for a short time joint-managed the side with
Tony Beckingham).
Cook, with the support of Assistant Manager Mark Lane,
has now overseen an impressive rebuilding process.

FAVERSHAM TOWN A BRIEF HISTORY
The club's origins go back to 1884, and subsequently
entered the Kent League in 1894. The club name
however was not really consistent, and turned out
as Faversham Town, Faversham Invicta, Faversham
Services, Faversham Railway and Faversham
Rangers along with others, before being disbanded
a few years before the second world war.
Faversham Town reformed after the war, and entered
the Kent League in 1947, and moved to their
current home, Salters Lane in 1948. The club had a
decent amateur side, but found the going tough
against some of the professional Kent League
clubs. Nevertheless, they won the Kent Amateur
Cup in 1957 and 1959.
With the Kent League folding in 1959, the club had
spells in both the Aetolian and Greater London
leagues. However, the revived Kent league was
joined in 1968. Success soon followed, and they
were Kent League champions in 1970 and 1971.
The Kent Amateur Cup was won three years in a
row, 1972, 1973 and 1974.
After a brief flirtation in the Athenian League in the
mid seventies, the club came home to the
Kent League, winning the Kent Senior Trophy in
1977, repeating this success the following season
and being crowned Kent League champions for
good measure in a remarkable "double".
The Kent League was won yet again in 1990 season,
but league form dipped in the 92/93 season
and was to stay that way for several seasons. The
team did manage to reach the final of the Kent
League Challenge Cup in 2000, but things were in
rapid decline. Matters reached crisis point in 2003,
when the KCFA suspended the club for non payment
of fines, with the club's operators blaming just
about everyone for the mess except themselves.
In the following months, the once proud Salters
Lane was systematically wrecked by vandals.
Meanwhile, the club trustees led by businessman
Ray Leader, fought a desperate battle to heal a widening
rift with the previous regime over the ownership
of the club and ground.
In a separate development, the Faversham Town
Independent Supporters Club had been formed, and
quickly gained a membership of over 300 paid up
members in the town. This was despite the fact the
club had no team, no manager, and whose ground
had been totally wrecked by vandals and resembled
a bomb site! Perhaps the real turning point came
when trustees and Independent Supporters committee
members got together one evening and declared
an alliance to get the club back on its feet. An
interim club committee was formed, and the long
road to recovery was started.
The revival was slow, but things started to happen.
The ownership dispute was finally settled, and access
to the ground was obtained. Volunteer workers
however were confronted with completely smashed
and vandalised buildings, and grass that reached
shoulder height in places on what had been the
pitch. A massive clear up operation began, but it
was back breaking work. Meanwhile, paperwork
was put in order with a new club constitution written
and agreed.
The KCFA allowed the club to retain their coveted
senior status, subject to several conditions. Local
authority grants were applied for and secured, sponsorship
deals were obtained, and the club embarked
on a range of fund raising initiatives. Slowly but
surely, Salters Lane emerged in its former glory,
and then went even better with the erection of brand
new floodlights. The revival of club and ground from
the jaws of death was nothing short of a miracle,
with a story that would surely rival the efforts to revive
both "The Valley" at Charlton, and Accrington
Stanley F.C.
The first season back in 05/06 was in the Kent
County League, where the runners up spot was
achieved. Having passed various ground inspections,
promotion to the Kent League was obtained,
and Faversham Town had at last "come home".
The Club returned to winning ways in season
2009/10 doing the double winning the Kent Senior
Trophy and being crowned Kent League Premier
Division Champions.
Season 2010/11 saw the Club compete in the Ryman
League South for the first time finishing as top
Kent club in eighth spot. The following season the
Club consolidated its Ryman place and finished the
season in 17 th spot.
Season 2012/13 was the most successful in the
Club’s history with a third place finish in the Ryman
League South and a runners-up place in the play
offs. Coupled with this the Club’s Under 18s were
runners up in their division of the Ryman Youth
League and put their names in the Club’s record
books by reaching the second round proper of the
FA Youth Cup.
The 2014/15 Season saw Town make the play-offs
again, this time losing out in the Semi-Final on penalties
against eventually promoted Merstham. The
Under 21s had one of their most successful seasons,
winning the Kent Intermediate Cup.

From the Programme editor
This a dual programme covering both the Hythe Town and Faversham games—mainly as two home
games in a row means that there just isn’t time to produce two completely different programmes.
A huge thanks to Sparshatts of Sittingbourne for sponsoring the Faversham Town match. Sparshatts
are the largest Mercedes Truck and van dealership in the South East and have a great range of vehicles
for lease or for sale so if you are in the market for one then please visit them at Unit 10 Eurolink Industrial
Centre, Eurolink, Castle Road, ME10 3RN, telephone 01795 479 571. They also supply and fit parts.
The fight for who is to join our league next year from the Southern Counties East Football League is still
not settled with the two main contenders, Hollands & Blair and Greenwich Borough , fighting out a 0-0
stalemate It was amazing to see that the crowd for that one at Hollands & Blair (Rainham Mark) was just
over 400. The teams that will be replaced include Peacehaven & Telscombe, and Whitstable Town, relegation
being confirmed for them this week. The other team to be relegated will be either East Grinstead
Town, Walton & Hersham or Chipstead with my money being on Walton & Hersham. Of course we cant
always second guess the make up of our step 4 leagues next year but certainly having either Hollands &
Blair or Greenwich Borough in our league means that the chance of us having to go in the Ryman league
Division 1 North section recedes slightly (as they are
nearer to the Dartford crossing!)
Congratulations to Folkestone Invicta for winning the
Ryman Division 1 South championship with 5 games to
go, an amazing achievement. It makes our two close
games against them look even better.! I see that our old
striker, Harry Smith, is still scoring for them, we of
course want him to go to better things so that we can
reap the benefit of our sell on clause that we put on the
transfer! It’s just a shame that we lose we one of a few
money spinning home games!
I was very pleased to see that the reformation of the
supporters club is getting off the ground. A supporters
club for any team can help the committee and the club
in general enormously, so if there is anything that any
committee member can do to help then please let us
know.
Don’t forget the annual presentation event is being held
after the last game of the season on Saturday 23rd
April. Also don’t forget to vote for the players of the season,
voting slips are available from Ken Medwyn.
Finally I want to add my own congratulations to the under
18’s for winning the U18’s Kent Cup by defeating
Dover athletic. More on this later on in the programme.
Peter
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.
InterSport Centenary Shield
Congratulations to Josh Wisson for playing in all 3
InterSport Under 18’s Schools InterSport Centenary
Shield matches so far against Northern Ireland
at Comber Rec FC, Wales at Bangor City,
and Scotland at Fleetwood Town FC. England won
all of the matches 2-1. (Next match is 8th April v
the Republic of Ireland at New Saints Ground—this
programme was produced before then!).
Josh Wisson featured on the programme cover for
the England V Scotland game—reproduced on the
left. The table stands before the Republic of Ireland
game thus:
P W D LF A Pts
ENGLAND 3 3 0 0 6 3 9
WALES 2 1 0 1 2 2 3
NORTHERN IRELAND 3 0 2 1 2 3 2
REPUBLIC OF IRELAND 1 0 1 0 0 0 1
SCOTLAND 3 0 1 2 2 4 1

Under 18’s win the
Kent Reliance U18 Boys Youth Cup Final
John Embery’s and Jermain Darlington’s under 18’s had a magnificent victory
over Dover Athletic’s under 18’s last Sunday at Homelands Ashford to win the
Kent Reliance U18’s boys youth cup final. The team went 2 goals down by half
time but fought back to clinch the cup through 2 goals from Jack Embery (1
pen), Harry Woods, and Edward Bensley. .
Both Josh Wisson and John Embery from the first team squad featured whilst
another under 18’s star Jack Steventon, was rested after turning out for the first
team the day before.
Josh Wisson had just come back from featuring in all 3 games for the England
Under 18’s schoolboys in
the InspireSport Centenary
shield series - more about
this elsewhere in this programme.

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
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Brunt
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Lee 1
Lee
Lee
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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
Sat 2 Apr
Sat 9 Apr
Tue 12 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
Chipstead
Hythe Town
Faversham 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
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League
League
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League
League Cup
League
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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
2-2
2-0
1-3
2-0
1-2
1-0
0-3
2-1
0-3
3-0
3-5
0-0
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
105
80
352
79
125
141
327
110
804
95
61
62
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Steventon
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Steventon
Brunt
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Wright
Wright*
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MATCH STATS - SEASON 2015-16
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

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CAN YOU believe the season is on the final straight? Everyone says it every year but this one really has flown by.
It doesn’t seem all that long ago a long summer had finally ended and the season was kicking 0ff.
Now NLP Towers resembles a school maths lesson every Tuesday morning when we get back to our desks after two
days recovering from getting the previous week’s paper out.
It is abacuses and calculators at the ready as we work out who has games in hand over who, when are they playing
and, most importantly, who can win their league at the weekend.
In Sky Sports presenter Jeff Stelling’s recent column for The NLP, he spoke about making sure he’s fully up to speed
with all permutations to ensure he doesn’t promote or relegate a team live on Soccer Saturday by mistake.
Similarly, we want to make sure our photographers are at the right games to get those championship celebration pictures.
Regular readers may have seen we’ve introduced a new feature towards the end of this season – The NLP’s Match
of the Day. It’s what it says on the tin really, but the idea is to highlight a different game each week at all Steps of the
Pyramid.
Our largest 600-plus word reports are usually for National League games, so adding this spread will give more clubs
and their fans the chance to enjoy greater coverage with their sausage sarnie on a Sunday morning.
That’s the beauty of this time of the season, all over the country we’re spoilt for big games with lots riding on them.
At the time of writing, Folkestone Invicta are the first and only champions between Steps 1-4 so far. They won the
Ryman Division One South at a canter and it won’t be long before others are popping the bubbly too.
With that in mind, I went to AFC Sudbury last weekend for The NLP’s Match of the Day to see if they would be
crowned Ryman Division One North champions.
Jamie Godbold’s side did their bit with a 2-1 win against Wroxham but they needed other results to go their way and
nearest challengers Thurrock and Harlow Town didn’t slip up.
So alas, I haven’t reported live on my first champions of the season just yet. But at least we had a photographer
there just in case!
TALKING of celebrations, make sure you get voting for our annual National Game Awards.
Our postman is getting busier and the email inbox is filling up with fans across the country having their say on who
should be at our ceremony in May.
It always proves to be a great day as we recognise players, managers, teams and fans after a long, hard season.
You can see all the categories on our website – thenonleaguefootballpaper.com – as well as voting details.
The awards bash is back at Chelsea’s Stamford Bridge this year. The last time was four years ago when Fleetwood
Town’s Jamie Vardy won the player of the year prize. Wonder what happened to him...
A big shout out to the San Jose Earthquakes U13 squad who toured the UK last week. Pictured above
are the team after a 7-1 victory against Sittingbourne F.C. U13s at the University of Kent. The players
from the UK enjoyed meeting their US counterparts in a game arranged by Global Image Sports.

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Match Reports
By Tony Rickson
Saturday 19th March 2016
Ryman League Div 1 South
Sittingbourne 3 Peacehaven & Telscombe 0
Att 95
Saturday 26th March 2016
Ryman League Div 1 South
Walton Casuals 5 Sittingbourne 3 Att 61
Sittingbourne started at a high tempo and for 20
minutes tore Peacehaven apart.
Peacehaven are clearly relegation favourites and
Sittingbourne were on fire in this first quarter and
emerged from it with a 2-0 lead that more or less
killed the game.
After the impressive Allen got in a good early shot
and skipper Tom Brunt had a 30-yarder saved, Sittingbourne
took a 12th minute lead. A Peacehaven
defender deflected Steven Ita’s free-kick to Hughes
and when he drove it back across goal Steventon
was in the right place to steer the ball in for his first
goal at home.
Seven minutes later and Sittingbourne were twoup.
Steventon followed up his own long throw with
a pinpoint cross to the far post where the lively
Tom Carlse was unmarked to head comfortably
home, the second home game in a row in which
he’s scored.
Sittingbourne were absolutely on top, pulling the
Peacehaven defence out of position with some
good attacking play, and Steventon was foiled by
the keeper, Ita shot just wide and sub Michael
Hurcombe – on for the injured Wells – had a clever
shot on the turn well saved.
Just towards the end of the half Sittingbourne got
just that bit sloppier in their play, but they still
should have made it 3-0 seconds into the second
half, Hurcombe going clear on Ita’s pass only for
the keeper to rush out of his area and block the
shot. It looked for all the world as if keeper Burbridge,
a one-time Sittingbourne trialist, had used
his arm to make the save but the referee ruled otherwise.
To be fair, it would have been unreasonable to expect
Sittingbourne to have totally dominated for the
whole game, even against weaker opposition than
they usually face.
And they did take their eye off the ball a little bit,
Peacehaven testing Adam Molloy for the first time
in the 63rd minute and then pulling a goal back
soon after when Marshall’s low drive took a deflection
on its way past the keeper.
But Sittingbourne deservedly had the last word,
clinching the victory when young Embery collected
Steventon’s throw, and turned to hammer it in at
the near post.
Sittingbourne: Molloy, Brunt, Lee , Whibley,
Crimmen, Steventon, Allen (Parkinson 85 mins),
Carlse (Embery 79 mins), Wells (Hurcomb 24
mins), Hughes Ita.
Walton Casuals were the better side in the first
half but Sittingbourne turned the tables after
half-time and it was nearly all one-way traffic in
their favour, but Walton did get three of their
goals during that period though in my humble
opinion, and I don’t often criticise referees who
have a hard enough job anyway, I reckon two
of them directly followed the referee getting decisions
wrong.
Steven Ita gave Sittingbourne an early lead
with a 25 yard free kick, but Walton hit back
almost immediately. When skipper Day’s shot
took a slight deflection off Scott Whibley’s attempted
block and into the goal.
On 33 minutes Odunaike got behind the defence
for the first time, anticipating Whibley’s
headed back pass to neatly lob the advancing
Adam Molloy for Walton’s second..
Sittingbourne played well as an attacking force
in the second half, constantly taking the game
to Walton, but they were undone on 73
minutes when Jack Steventon definitely looked
as if he was fouled in a challenge by Walton’s
Omar Folkes. He went on and whipped the ball
in behind the central defenders and Odunaike
did the rest, while the challenge which seemed
to miss the ball and catch Steventon saw him
hobble out of the rest of the game.
Ita’s cleverly chipped free-kick found Carlse
who headed home to pull a goal back.
The goals were flooding in and Walton scored
again two minutes later with Odunaike beating
Molloy in a one-on-one. But this goal came on
the break direct from a Walton goal-kick which
for all the world looked as if it should have
been a corner awarded to Sittingbourne.
Hat-trick man Odunaike hit the bar, but Walton
still added another deep into injury time when
Nicholson comfortably stroked home a 20-yard
free-kick.
Still Sittingbourne weren’t done and Ita scored
the final goal of a weird game in the seventh
minute of added time with a beautiful left-footer
into the far corner from outside the box.
Sittingbourne: Molloy, Brunt, Lee, Whibley,
Crimmen, Steventon (Richardson 74 mins), Allen,
Carlse, Hurcomb (Cornwell 59 mins), Hughes
(Emerby 72 mins), Ita

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SO NOW we know then. Wembley will reverberate to the sound of four sets of supporters on
one day – the line-up for the experiment which may shape the future of Non-League’s premier
cup competitions has been confirmed.
Morpeth, Hereford, Halifax and Grimsby fans will all be under one roof (well, if the weather
turns!)
The FA Vase kicking off at 12.15pm and the Trophy four hours later.
Non-League Finals Day on Sunday May 22, a festival of football, is a one-off but should it be
successful, this first will probably not be the last.
Credit where it’s due. We’ve banged the drum for this for some time and the Football Association
have made a brave call and will try something new and untested to breathe some much
needed new life into the games.
Make no mistake, it’s a logistical nightmare for them. It’s hard enough to police two sets of supporters,
but four – all inside the stadium at one point – will be a challenge, as will the running
times.
Extra time in the first game and a delayed presentation may get the Wembley suits uncomfortable
in the posh seats, while a Sunday League-style tussle for the changing rooms will see the
cleaner’s speed to scrub be tested to its fullest should the FA Vase go the whole way.
You could of course argue the only reason the FA are giving this a whirl is because it will save a
lot of money having to open Wembley’s heavy doors on two separate weekends, but there’s a
fascination and excitement about how the whole day will unfold.
They have taken stick. Just when the governing body were getting props for their unconventional
methods, they leave themselves exposed to a return to the tutting and the eye-rolling.
Non-League Finals Day isn’t exclusive after all. England are playing, albeit in Manchester and
yes later on, the fear is that the Three Lions’ Euro warm up with Turkey will steal national focus.
It’s an opportunity missed to dedicate a day to the Trophy and the Vase. There’s no reason at
why England couldn’t play on the Saturday and leave all the attention to what’s going on under
the Arch.
But let’s not hammer the FA at every chance possible. The point remains that they have taken a
gamble, risked the wrath of the traditionalists and brought life to both competitions when it was
desperately needed.
Yet the biggest thumbs up must be for the prices – rarely will you say that about Wembley.
You can watch the entire day for £25, with concessions for £10. Do you know a youngster who
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FAVERSHAM TOWN—Pen Pics
Simon Overland - Simon re-signed for his
second spell at the club ahead of the
2012/13 season.
William Godman - William joined the club
on loan from Maidstone United in September
2015, initially on a one-month loan, but
has since had his spell with Town extended.
Matthew Bourne - Since joining in 2010,
Matt has been one of the club’s most consistent
performers.
Ashley Brown - Fan-favourite Ashley is
the only player to remain from the reformed
2005 Faversham team.
Jamie Maxted - Jamie is an attacking leftback
and is another of many, who joined
from Herne Bay.
Daniel King – Dan settled into the firstteam
quickly after he progressed through
the club's youth set-up. Dan can play left
back or in midfield.
John Scarborough - John was signed to
help add experience to the team and boost
the defensive options available.
George Monger - George played for Dartford's
first-team in the 2013/14 season after
being captain of the academy the campaign
before.
Freeman Rogers - Freeman joined from
the Dartford academy and has shown great
potential in central defence in the 2014/15
season.
Robert French - Rob returned to Faversham
Town following spells with Kent rivals
Whitstable, Herne Bay and Folkestone
since he orginally left the Lilywhites in
2012.
Ryan Cooper - Ryan joined the club in the
summer of 2015 from Ryman Premier
League outfit Leatherhead but already has
plenty of experience playing in the Kent area
during his career.
Mobolaji Dawodu - Bola re-joined the club
for the 2015/16 season, having originally
been a part of the club's old Reserve setup,
before leaving for University.
Charley Robertson - Charley re-joined the
club, ahead of the start of the 2015/16 season
on a long-term loan following a successful
spell with the Lilywhites in the
2014/15 campaign. Charley has also had a
brief loan stint with Kent and Ryman South
promotion rivals Folkestone Invicta in the
early stages of the 2014/15 season.
Joe Lester - Like Dawodu, Joe also used
to play for Town's Reserve set-up and was
involved in the new under-21 set-up during
the 2014/15 campaign.
Chris Webber - Chris has recently moved
to the area, impressed in training and
joined from Ryman Premier League outfit
Billericay Town.
Liam King - Liam is a Faversham lad and
joined the club in September 2015 after impressing
in Maidstone's Academy in the
2014/15 season.
Josh Stanford - Josh left the club in June
2015 to join Kent and Ryman South rivals
Folkestone Invicta, only to return just over
four months later. He shot to fame when he
scored at Wembley in the FA Vase Final for
Tunbridge Wells in 2013.
Luke Harvey - Luke, who was Captain of
Herne Bay’s Kent League winning side, is a
hard-working forward.
Dean Grant - Dean rejoins Faversham
from Whitstable after a short spell there this
season. His previous spell with the club
came in 2011.
Kieron Campbell - Kieron joined the club
from local rivals Whitstable Town in January
2016. Kieron is described, as a quick
and skilful winger.

Brickies Lottery Results
See any committee member to join our lottery
Week Commencing 4th April 2016
Ticket no: 091, Linda Cozens, Conyer
Ticket no: 123, John Tubb, Bapchild
Ticket no: 239, Terry La Haye, Sittingbourne
Ticket no: 269, Hilary Joines, Sittingbourne
Ticket no: 576, Doris Goodman, Sittingbourne
Week Commencing 28th March 2016
Ticket no: 083, Ella Creasey, Minster on Sea
Ticket no: 246, Helen Jones
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Week Commencing 21st March 2016
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Ticket no: 347, Winifred Spence, Sittingbourne
Ticket no: 443, Caroline Griffin, Sittingbourne
Ticket no: 473, Andrew Chawner, Bredgar
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Week Commencing 14th March 2016
Ticket no: 055, Tina Murton, Sittingbourne
Ticket no: 166, Andy Passey, Sittingbourne
Ticket no: 237, Wendy & Martin Pitts Sittingbourne
Ticket no: 286, Lydia Griffin, Sittingbourne
Ticket no: 561, John Cooper, Sittingbourne

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per year renewal.
Other sizes negotiable
For any of the above opportunities see John Cooper or any other
committee member.