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ISTHMIAN LEAGUE DIVISION ONE SOUTH
Season 2017-18

TEAM CHECK
Emirates FA Cup Preliminary Replay
TUESDAY 22nd August 2017
SITTINGBOURNE V PAGHAM
Manager: Nick Davis
Assistant: Tony Cornwell
Physio: Tom Martin
Coach / Kit Manager: Warren Chambers
Match Day Assistant : Harry Chambers
Manager: Richie Hellen, Tom Simmonds
MATCH OFFICIALS
Referee David Harrison (Wickford), Assistants: Richard Joss (Margate), Dan Baruch
Red & Black Stripes Shirts,
Black Shorts, Black Socks
PLAYED
SUBSTITUTE
GOALS
PLAYED
SUBSTITUTE
GOALS
White Shirts. Black Shorts
1, Darren HAWKES
1. James BINFIELD
2. Chris WEBBER
2. Jake HAWKER
3. Ollie BROWN
3. Daryl WOLLERS
4. Jide OKIMEJI
4. Ryan DAVIDSON
5. Ben GORHAM (C)
5. Joe BOOKER
6. Laurence BALL
6. Jamie HORNCASTLE (C)
7. Kane PHILLIP
7. Lloyd ROWLATT
8. Tyrone GUTHRIE
8. Andy CHICK
9. Kane ROWLAND
9. Callum OVERTON
10.Bola DOWADU
10. Scott MURFIN
11. David SMITH
11. George CODY
12. David ADEKOYA
12. Johan VAN DRIEL
14. Lex ALLAN
14. Terrell LEWIS
15. George BLAKE
15. David CROUCH
16. Josh IRISH
17. Harry BROOKS
17. George BINGHAM
18. Nick DAVIS
18.
19.
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The Secretary’s Jottings
Good evening everyone. Welcome to Woodstock Park for this Emirates Preliminary round FA
Cup replay.
Our visitors are Pagham from the Southern Combination Football League. Welcome to their
players, officials and supporters and this evenings match officials. The winners of todays tie are
away to Carshalton Athletic or Walton & Hersham on Saturday 2nd September.
I was unable to make the journey on Saturday because of “man flu” which everyone knows is
the worst type of cold you can get! I understand, however, that the match was very hard fought
and even throughout. We expected a tough match against Pagham who have started the season
very well and that’s exactly what we got.
Our last home match was the eagerly awaited tie against Herne Bay who fielded many of our
last season’s development squad in their team plus our last season’s captain, Jono Richardson.
Our 3-0 victory was well deserved and was an excellent all-round performance from all the
squad. Some really good football was played by our newly assembled squad and augurs well
for the future.
We were scheduled tonight to play our Kent Senior Cup match at Faversham. This will now be
played on Tuesday September 5 th .
There were a number of surprising results (to me) in the FA Cup. The biggest was South Park’s
defeat by Haywards Heath (0-2). Carshalton being held at home to Walton Casuals (1-1), Lewes
also held at home (Newhaven 3-3) and Cray Wanderers losing at home to Sevenoaks Town
(2-3) were other surprises. I watched two ties. The first was Sheppey United V Hastings United.
Sheppey had four good chances to score in this match and did not take any of them. Hastings
United scored two quick goals early in the second half to seal the tie. The attendance was 397
which was the 3rd highest of the round. Three ex Brickies featured for Sheppey, Tom Brunt,
Tom Loynes and Hicham Akhazzan.
My second match was Herne Bay V Chessington and Hook United. Chessington and Hook are
one of the lowest ranked teams in the competition being in the Combined Counties League Division
One. Chessington conceded two goals in the first half but scored immediately after the half
time break.
Despite some good play from Chessington they were unable to score again. The difference between
the two teams was another ex-Brickie in Jono Richardson. He caused no end of trouble
in the Chessington penalty area and dominated the Herne Bay penalty area. Without him the
score could have been very different.
Well done to Ashford United, who we play on Bank Holiday Monday, for defeating Redhill (3-1)
after losing their manager and a number of players.
We have a number of brand new but old-style official yellow Chelsea FC shirts for sale
(Samsung sponsor). There are also second-hand Chelsea tops and other used shirts and socks
for sale. Please see me if you are interested. Our own Mitre replica shirts will be available soon.
Next match for us is another trip to Sussex when on Saturday we visit Lewes for a 3:00 PM kick
off.
JOHN

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The Programme Editor
Hello everyone and a welcome to Pagham to Woodstock for their first visit Here.
It was somewhat of an anti climax on Saturday after the fantastic atmosphere the previous
Tuesday when we entertained Herne Bay. The Sittingbourne football was sizzling in that game
and it was a well earned victory for us in front of our biggest crowd this year.
Pagham are a decent side who have now gone 9 games without defeat so we knew it was going
to be tough. It will need all of your brilliant support to spur the players on tonight.
There has already been 1 upset in the cup featuring
a defeat by a Southern Combination Side
(Haywards Heath) of South Park, a club who like
us are unbeaten in their first two league games,
so we wont be taking todays replay lightly!
It was our first coach journey for some time on
Saturday, mainly because of the cost of the
coaches these days and the relatively short distances
that we now mainly do.
Saturdays’ coach cost to us was £695 however
other quotes included an eye watering £995 and
a more reasonable but still expensive £795 so it
was satisfying that we could use our local coach
company at last.
I say at last because during the heady days of
the Southern League I was arranging coaches
for the club then and we used to travel by a certain
Gillingham based company to Salisbury,
Cheltenham, Merthyr, Kings Lynn, Corby, Bath,
Rothwell and many other grounds much further
than we now have to travel. Who remembers the
Steve Davies quizzes and the cakes.
Strangely it never seemed a chore in those
days. I have kept a record of the timings of the
coaches from back then in case we go to any of
those grounds again.
The coach journey back from Pagham was fairly
lively and my ears are still ringing from some of
the attempts at singing! (Only kidding). Incidentally
the coach was a 59 seater and not a 53
seater and unfortunately there was no toilet. The
change of coach was because the scheduled
coach had been run in to the back by a refuse lorry, and damaged!
Lets hope for a good game and a positive result.
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Pagham —A Brief History
The club was formed in 1903, starting in the Bognor
& Chichester Football league, and then joining
the West Sussex league.
The club at the end of the 1965–66 season became
champions of the West Sussex league
Premier Division for the first time and repeated
this success two more times in the 1968–69 and
1969–70 seasons. As well as the league success
the club also achieved two Sussex Intermediate
Cup wins.
in 1988–89. The club firmly established itself as a
Division One club subsequently, without reaching
the heights of the late 1980s — the best season
being 1992–93, when Pagham finished as runners-up
to Peacehaven. 2003–04 however, saw
the club finish in the bottom three, with only the
earlier liquidation of St. Leonards sparing them
the drop into Division Two. There was no escape
in 2004–05 however, and a similarly wretched
campaign saw the Lions drop back down into Division
Two.
Before moving to Nyetimber lane the club spent
their first 47 years of existence playing on various
farmers’ fields until they moved onto a field adjoining
the cricket club in Nyetimber Lane in 1950.
A small wooded shed was provided by a local
farmer which served as a changing room until the
club applied to enter the County League in 1970.
Originally there was a cricket-type pavilion erected,
alongside the current breeze block stand
which at the time had no seats. The pavilion and
an old wooden building that served as a bar were
eventually replaced by the current clubhouse,
with dressing rooms behind.
The 1966–67 and 1968–69 season.
After achieving success in the West Sussex
league the club joined Division Two of the Sussex
County League for the 1970–71 campaign, finishing
third in their first three seasons. I
In the 1972–73 season the club played their first
ever FA Cup game drawing 0–0 with Chichester
City, before losing 2–1 in the replay.
In 1978–79 Pagham finished as champions of Division
Two, winning promotion to the top division.
[3] The club finished fourth the following season,
behind champions Chichester City, but lifted the
title in 1980–81 – three points clear of runnersup
Peacehaven & Telscombe, who went on to win
the next two titles.
Just three years later however, Pagham were relegated.
Two third placings followed before the
Division Two championship was lifted for the second
time in 1986–87. Better was to follow over
the next two seasons, with successive Division
One titles, as well as the League Challenge Cup
In what could be viewed as a season of consolidation
after a couple of poor years, 2005–06 saw
the Lions only able to manage 13th place but
2006–07 saw them comfortably return to the top
flight as champions, ten points clear of runnersup
St. Francis Rangers.
Gary Block the manager took the chairmans’ position
full time in 2008/9 however Brent Williams
took over for the latter half of the season.
A new management team came in for the
2010/11 season and Pagham were never out of
the top four. 2011/12 and 2012/13 seasons both
ended in top half finishes.
2014/15 season saw a new era at the top with the
present chairman Tony Shea taking over as chairman
and Gary Block returned to mentor the new
manager Jon Tucker.
2015/16 started well for the club, now in the renamed
Southern Combination League, with Corinthian-Casuals
being defeated in the FA, Cup
but form fell away and Tucker left.
From Littlehampton came joint managers Mark
Bennett and Richie Hellens and there was a 6th
place finish.
The 2016/17 season saw the main stay of the
2015/16 team staying. And after a draw in the FA
Cup against Canterbury City Pagham won the
replay. The next round against Dulwich Hamlet
saw the Hamlet run out 3-0 winners.
It was a good season with Pagham finishing 4th,
20 points behind the eventual winners Shoreham.
who were promoted to the Bostik league South
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Away Travel details
Sat 26th August 2017, Bostik South , KO
3.00PM, Lewes, The Dripping Pan,
Mountfield Road, Lewes, East Sussex,
BN7 2XA
Admission is £11 Adults, £6 Concessions,
U16 free.
By Car
The Dripping Pan is at the very start of
Mountfield Road, directly behind the station.
If you are coming from the north or
west, turn off the A27 for Lewes and turn
right (signposted Rodmell and Piddinghoe)
after about a mile at the first set
of traffic lights, adjacent to the prison.
Follow that road until you get to a mini
roundabout by The Swan pub and turn
left. Continue along this road and over the
mini-roundabout straight into Mountfield
Road where the ground is on your right
hand side.
Parking
There are limited car parking spaces in
the Sussex Downs College and Priory
School car parks down Mountfield Road
past the ground. Metered street parking is
available and there is a pay and display
car park directly outside the ground
(operating 9am-5pm Monday to Saturday)
but please be aware that Lewes has quite
a number of ‘keen’ traffic wardens patrolling
the town so please purchase a ticket
where required.
By Train
Lewes has a fifteen minute train service
to Brighton, departing approximately every
fifteen minutes in both directions.
There is a direct London train approximately
every 30 minutes to Victoria, via
Gatwick Airport and Clapham Junction.
For more information check http://
nationalrail.co.uk
Lewes railway station is about a two minute
walk from the Dripping Pan. When
you exit the main entrance, turn left and
follow the path over the bridge then bear
left at the roundabout. The ground will be
in front of you.
Emirates FA CUP Replays Today
Bostik South Teams Only
Faversham Town v Croydon
Hythe Town v Corinthian-Casuals
Newhaven v Lewes
Walton & Hersham v Carshalton Athletic
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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

The Sittingbourne Squad 2017-18
Darren Hawkes (GK) Harry Brooks (GK) Ben Gorham (Capt) Chris Webber
Sponsor—Adrian Rose Sponsor –Kieran Payne Sponsor—The Shed Sponsor-Alan Crowshaw
Gil Carvalho Mobolaji Dawodau George Blake Kane Phillip
Sponsor-Jace Media Sponsor–The Shed Sponsor-Alan Crowshaw Sponsor-The Shed
David Adekoya Laurence Ball Jide Okimeji Tyrone Guthrie
Sponsor-Bazza Barry Eveling Sponsor-Jace Media Sponsor-Bonus Ball Sponsor Alan Crowshaw
David Smith Lex Allan (Defender) Miles Cornwell (Forward) Ollie Brown (Defender)
Sponsor-Alan Crowshaw Sponsor-The Three Hats Sponsor-Mel Naylor/Chris Lowe Sponsor-The Red Lion
Kane Rowland
Sponsor-Mark Craig & Max
Team Management Sponsorship:
Nick Davis—Bazza Barry Eveling &
Ken Medwyn
Tony Cornwell –Ken Medwyn
Warren Chambers —Maurice Dunk
Tom Martin—Maurice Dunk
Harry Chambers—Maurice Dunk

DATE OPPOSITION COMP Sc ATT 1 2 3 4
5
Sat Aug 12
Tue Aug 15
Sat Aug 19
Tue Aug 22
Sat Aug 26
Mon Aug 28
Sat Sep 02
Tue Sep 05
Sun Sep 10
Tue Sep 12
Sat Sep 16
Tue 19 Sept
Sat Sep 23
Tue Sep 26
Sat Sep 30
Tue Oct 03
Sat Oct 07
Sat Oct 14
Sat Oct 21
Sat Oct 28
Sat Nov 04
Tue Nov 07
Sat Nov 11
Wed Nov 15
Sat Nov 18
Sat Nov 25
Sat Dec 02
Sat Dec 09
Sat Dec 16
Sat Dec 23
Tue Dec 26
Sat Dec 30
Mon Jan 01
Sat Jan 06
Sat Jan 13
Sat Jan 20
Sat Jan 27
Sat Feb 03
Sat Feb 10
Sat Feb 17
Sat Feb 24
Sat Mar 03
Sat Mar 10
Sat Mar 17
Sat Mar 24
Sat Mar 31
Mon Apr 02
Sat Apr 07
Sat Apr 14
Sat Apr 21
Sat Apr 28
Chipstead
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Pagham
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Lewes
ASHFORD UNITED
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Thamesmead Tn
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VCD ATH
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Horsham
CRAY WDRS
HYTHE TOWN
Herne Bay
Ashford United
Shoreham
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Molesey
PHOENIX SPORTS
FAVERSHAM TWN
Walton Cas
Cray Wands
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CORINTHIAN CAS
East Grinstead T
GUERNSEY
Greenwich Boro
LEWES
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HASTINGS UTD
VCD Ath
HORSHAM
South Park
WALTON CAS
EAST GRINSTEAD T
Corinthian Cas
GREENWICH BORO
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Hythe Town
SHOREHAM
THAMESMEAD T
Ramsgate
MOLESEY
Phoenix Sports
CARSHALTON ATH
Hastings Utd
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73
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124
Hawkes*
Hawkes
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Webber
Webber
Adekoya
Brown+
Brown
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Okimeji
Okimeji
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Gorham
Gorham
Gorham
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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Ball 1
Ball
Ball
Phillip*
Phillip*
Phillip*
Dawodu
Dawodu 1
Guthrie
Rowland*
Rowland
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Cornwell*
Cornwell*
Dawodu 1
Carvalho*
Carvalho*
Caevalho
Guthrie*
Guthrie*
Cornwell
Smith* 1*
Smith* 1
Allan
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Smith*
Adekoya*
Adekoya
Blake
Brooks
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Saturday 19th August 2017
Emirates FA Cup Preliminary Round
Pagham 1 Sittingbourne 1, att 124
Match Reports
Sittingbourne were missing Ollie Brown in defence through serving his one match suspension for
the red card received against Chipstead and although Miles Cornwell was named on the bench
his nagging foot injury meant that he didn’t take part in the match.
This was a hard fought draw against a Pagham side that, like Sittingbourne, have started the
season in style and so perhaps a draw was to be expected. The goals came at the start of each
half with Sittingbourne taking the lead inside 4 minutes when Gil Carvahlo’s shot was bloked by a
defender and bounced the following up Mobalaji Dawodu and bounced into the Pagham net.
To Pagham’s credit they responded well and Sittingbourne never reached the heights that they
had in their first two league games so it was always possible that Pagham would get back into
the game.
Chances were few and far between but Pagham’s Joe Kilhams set up what was probably their
best first half chance when he sent in a tempting low drive across the Sittingbourne box but no
one was on hand to take advantage. Pagham continued to press and Calum Overton fired an effort
just wide.
The second half was barely 5 minutes old when Pagham were awarded a penalty and Scott Muffin
sent Darren Hawkes the wrong way to bring the scores level.
Sittingbourne probably shaded the second half but with no reward. They had two good penalty
shouts turned down as they took the game to Pagham and several corners and melees in the Pagham
area, but just couldn’t turn their superiority into goals. Pagham played their part in this second
half as well though and they weren’t afraid of taking long range shots, one of which on 76
minutes grazed the top of the Sittingbourne goal. Part 2 of course takes place tonight!
Sittingbourne: Hawkes, Adekoya ,Webber, Okimeji, Gorham (C) , Ball, Phillip (David Smith
59 mins), Guthrie, Rowland, Dowadu, Carvalho. Subs not used: Cornwell, Allen, Blake, Brooks
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Barely a week into the new season with each cog of English football in full function and we already
have plenty of clubs championing the Non-League cause.
Three cases in particular have caught my eye over recent weeks in striking up an affinity between
club and community or club and fanbase.
Leyton Orient, Lewes and Lincoln United have all demonstrated the values that uphold tradition
and a decency which allows their fans to think 'Yes, I am very proud to support this club'.
In Orient's case, it has very much been a matter of relying on past personnel to build for the future
as the club transitions from an 'asset-stripping' chairman in Francesco Becchetti to the renewed
hope forged by the club's Anglo-American co-owners.
Former manager Martin Ling was appointed director of football with a mere 10 players available
for the first team - all under the age of 21 - while Matt Porter, the club's trusted CEO under Barry
Hearn, returned to take a place on the board.
Yet where Porter was one of the first casualties under Becchetti, being asked to leave less than a
month into the Italian's reign, some staff stayed and endured a torrid three years.
The new owners decided to recognise the virtues of their club staff last Saturday by having a
number, which included the kitman, secretary and commercial manager, walk out onto the pitch
before their match against Maidstone United to warm applause from the home faithful.
Echoing Orient's sentiments in ensuring everyone feels valued are Lincoln United who are undertaking
renovation works to their Ashby Avenue home to improve the matchday experience of disabled
supporters.
By no means a quick fix, the Whites plans will take a full 18 months to complete and the club's
chairman hopes the initiative will kick-start a nationwide drive to address issues facing disabled
supporters.
With the outdated trains in service across the country, the problems for many disabled fans can
start well before they've reached any football stadium.
United's work will ensure supporters have quick and easy access to toilets and their view for the
afternoon or evening, while keeping supporters a part of the atmosphere.
Bostik League South Lewes showed no split parity when announcing their newly-adopted policy
of paying their men's and women's team equally back in July.
This is an instance of Non-League taking the lead when others are willing to drag their heels.
I do not class myself as a feminist, but you do not have to be to appreciate what is simple decency.
Nor do I class myself as a humanitarian but I still donate money to charities and NGOs who
do great work and work hard.
All in all, the matters mentioned in this column are instances of staff and supporters not being
overlooked by the people who normally have the best seat in the house on a Saturday afternoon.
People in key roles within clubs who appreciate decency in football and have the humility to recognise
this and act in a show of gratitude.
The fact The Non-League Football Paper has been published for well over a decade now is down
to people being proud of their clubs and buying the paper because they have something to be
proud about, regardless of successes or failures on the pitch.
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Player Stats 2017 -18
To 19/08/2017

Brickies Lottery Results
The lottery is now even more attractive. There is now an annual prize (in December) of
£500, and each month a prize of £100. In addition Each week there are draws for £40 ( 3
prizes except for the week when there is a £100 prize when there will be two £40 prizes).
Week Commencing 21st August 2017
£40 Ticket no 644, Gary Martin, Sittingbourne
£40 Ticket no: 053, Kevin Coomber, Sittingbourne
£ 40 Ticket no: 108, Pauline Webster, Sittingbourne
Week Commencing 14th August 2017
£40 Ticket no 469, Trevor Davies, Sittingbourne
£40 Ticket no: 476, Ken Fulton, Sittingbourne
£ 40 Ticket no: 033, Jean Crook, Sittingbourne
Week Commencing 7th August 2017
£100 Ticket no 682 Roy Wellard, Sittingbourne
£40 Ticket no: 230, Patricia Burton, Sittingbourne
£ 40 Ticket no: 556, Faye Goatham, Sittingbourne
Week Commencing 31st July 2017
£40 Ticket no 418 Trevor Westcott, Borden
£40 Ticket no: 258, Neil Cornelius, Westgate on Sea
£ 40 Ticket no: 665, Brenda Hammond
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Bostik League South—League table to 12/08/2017
P W D L F A +/- Pts
1 South Park 2 2 0 0 9 0 +9 6
2 Walton Casuals 2 2 0 0 6 1 +5 6
3 SITTINGBOURNE * 2 2 0 0 5 1 +4 6
4 Lewes * 2 2 0 0 2 0 +2 6
5 Whyteleafe * 2 1 1 0 4 1 +3 4
6 Phoenix Sports * 2 1 1 0 3 1 +2 4
7 Thamesmead Town * 2 1 1 0 4 3 +1 4
8 Hastings United 2 1 1 0 3 2 +1 4
9 Molesey 2 1 1 0 3 2 +1 4
10 Carshalton Athletic 2 1 1 0 2 1 +1 4
11 Faversham Town 2 1 0 1 6 2 +4 3
12 Horsham 2 1 0 1 4 2 +2 3
13 Guernsey 2 1 0 1 4 3 +1 3
14 Corinthian-Casuals 2 1 0 1 2 2 0 3
15 Ramsgate 2 1 0 1 3 4 -1 3
16 Cray Wanderers 2 0 2 0 2 2 0 2
17 Greenwich Borough 2 0 1 1 1 2 -1 1
18 East Grinstead Town 2 0 1 1 3 5 -2 1
19 Hythe Town 2 0 0 2 2 4 -2 0
20 Herne Bay 2 0 0 2 0 4 -4 0
21 Chipstead 2 0 0 2 1 6 -5 0
22 Ashford United 2 0 0 2 0 6 -6 0
23 Shoreham 2 0 0 2 0 7 -7 0
24 VCD Athletic 2 0 0 2 0 8 -8 0
* These teams may be affected by the changes to promotion rules this season see notes below
Owing to the leagues restructuring to come into play next season, this season the
league winner and play off winners are promoted, and there is a possibility that the
play off runners up will also be promoted depending upon performances in the other
step 4 divisions.

Sponsorship Opportunities
“Sponsorship is the lifeblood of the club”
Match Day Sponsor - this gives the sponsor and guests (Up to four)
access to the boardroom to enjoy half time and post match food and
drink. Costs of this is a very reasonable £175
Matchball Sponsor - £50
Mascot - An ideal present for a football mad youngster = £50 Includes
mascot plus three guests plus Hospitality.
Man of the Match - Your chance to be the official "Man of the Match"
awarder £15
Sponsor a Brickie and have your name in the programme as a sponsor
for the entire season, rates are:
Complete Player...............................£40
Socks only........................................£10
Shorts only.......................................£15
Shirt only...........................................£20
Boots only.........................................£15
Web site advertising—An exciting opportunity to advertise on a web
site that has a verifiable 3000 plus hits a month.
Box Advert.......£75 All enquiries for web site advertising to Peter Pitts
via bournefc@hotmail.com or call 07785 906627
Ground Perimeter Boards: Size 8 feet x 3 feet = £250, then £150
per year renewal.
Other sizes negotiable
For any of the above opportunities see Glen Parkes or any other
committee member.

Phil