Match Day Programmes Sittingbourne v VCD 22/6/19 & Haywards Heath 26/1/2019

SITTINGBOURNE FC
OFF ICAL MATC HDAY PROGRAMME - 2018-19
BOSTIK LEAGUE SOUTH EAST DIVISION

Sittingbourne Football Club is a UK company limited by
guarantee: Company registration number, 11360242.
Registered office: Woodstock Park, Broadoak Road,
Sittingbourne, ME9 8AG
Who’s who
President: Alan Barty
Vice Presidents: Tania Spice, Andy Spice, and John Cooper.
Directors: Maurice Dunk (Chairman), Ken Medwyn (Vice
Chairman), Peter Pitts (Company Secretary), John Pitts
(Football Secretary / Treasurer). Colin Page, Alan Barty, Glen
Parkes, Mick Sayce.
Other Committee members : Danny Appleton (Turnstile
Manager). Roger Pudner (Groundsman)
Other Key Personnel: Faye Goatham (Turnstile), Jackie
Mount (Programme sales), Tony Rickson (Match reporter),
Sandra Pitts (Boardroom), Clive Phillips (Club shop), Dudley
Hird & Tony Rickson (Club Historians). Roger Wilkins (Head
Steward)
Manager: Chris Lynch, Psychologist: Alex Brunette-Leach
Coaches: Jon Barrett, Josh Hall
Physio: Mark Wheeler
Kit Man: Warren Chambers
Playing Management Assistant: Harry Chambers.
Development Manager: Davis Sheepwash
The Isthmian League and Singbourne FC strongly supports the FA
statement that there should be a zero tolerance approach against
racism and all forms of discriminaon. Accordingly any form of discriminatory
abuse whether it be based on race or ethnicity , sexual
orientaon, gender, faith, age, ability or any other form of abuse
will be reported to the Football Associaon for acon by that Associaon.
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SITTINGBOURNE V VCD ATHLETIC
Bostik South East, Tuesday 22nd January 2019, KO 7.45 PM
Manager: Chris Lynch
Coaches: Jon Barrett, Josh Hall
Physio: Marc Wheeler,
Psychologist: Alex Brunette-Leach
Kit Manager: Warren Chambers
Match Day Assistant: Harry Chambers
Manager: Keith McMahon
Asst Manager: Danny Lee
Head Coach: Mel Ramsey
GK Coach: Steve Watt
Physios: Alan Woodward
MATCH OFFICIALS
Referee: Kirsty Dowle (Ashford Kent)
Assistants: Richard Joss (Margate), Aivaras Lukauskis (Lewisham)
GOALS
SUBSTITUTE
PLAYER NO
PLAYER NO
SUBSTITUTE
GOALS
Patrick LEE (GK)
Chris WEBBER
Ardel NDEW
Arben MUSKAJ
Ben FITCHETT
Rob LOFTING
Lewis CHAMBERS
Tim BABBINGTON
Joe MANT
Tyrone GUTHRIE
Emmanuel UDOJI
Joe DENNY
Junior BAKER
Dominic ODUSANYA
Alex GAGGIN
Dominic VINENT
Tom LOYNES
Ali FUSEINI
Henry WOODS
Tommie FAGG
Johan CANEY-BRYAN
Billie LEWINS
Liam MIDDLETON
Khalel McFARLANE
Matt FUNNELL(GK)
Remell DAVIS
Billy LEWINS
Charlie MacDONALD
Courtney BARRINGTON
Aymun El-MOYHALBEL
Malachi HUDSON
Tom CECIL
Jeffery GYAMFI
Jake McINTYRE
Jack STEVENTON
Moses ASHIKODI
Roman CAMPBELL

SITTINGBOURNE V HAYWARDS HEATH TOWN
Bostik South East, Saturday 26th January 2019, KO 3.00PM
Manager: Chris Lynch
Coaches: Jon Barrett, Josh Hall
Physio: Mark Wheeler
Psychologist: Alex Brunette-Leach
Kit Manager: Warren Chambers
Assistant: Harry Chambers
Manager : Shaun Saunders
Team Admin: Roy Staughton
Team Admin: Stuart Morgan
MATCH OFFICIALS
Referee: Isaac Searle (Dover)
Assistants: Simon Cutler (Sheerness), Joshua Smith (Tunbridge Wells)
GOALS
SUBSTITUTE
PLAYER NO
PLAYER NO
SUBSTITUTE
GOALS
Patrick LEE (GK)
Chris WEBBER
Ardel NDEW
Arben MUSKAJ
Ben FITCHETT
Rob LOFTING
Lewis CHAMBERS
Tim BABBINGTON
Joshua HEYBURN
Sean RODDY
Luke ROBINSON
Byron NAPPER
Nathan COOPER
Joshua SPINKS
Callum SAUNDERS
Kane LOUIS
Tom LOYNES
Melford SIMPSON
Henry WOODS
Tommie FAGG
Johan CANEY-BRYAN
Billie LEWINS
Liam MIDDLETON
Khalel McFARLANE
Matt FUNNELL(GK)
Remell DAVIS
Billy LEWINS
Karl AKEHURST
Alex LAING
Max MILLER
Alusine BANGURA
Omar FOLKES
Tyrese GRAY-BRANFORD
Anthony ENDER
George FENTON
Vincent FOELLA
Roman CAMPBELL

The Secretary’s Jottings
Good evening everyone, welcome to Woodstock
Park. Our visitors on Tuesday are VCD Athletic
and on Saturday, Haywards Heath Town. Welcome
to the players, Officials and Supporters of
both clubs and the match officials.
Lots to mention in my notes. The big news of
course was our manager of nearly one year,
Aslan Odev, resigning after we had a board meeting
a couple of weeks ago after a run of poor results
that gave us the worst recent record in our
division. We would like to place on record our
thanks for all the hard work and dedication he put
into the job. I’m sure the experience will bode well
for his future in the game. Aslan’s replacement is
Chris Lynch. As usual when a job comes up at
our level, we were inundated with applications
despite not actually advertising the vacancy. We
studied CV’s that were all very good. Mo and I
decided to meet with Chris and spent two hours
with him. In that time, he impressed us with his
knowledge of the club and the players we had in
our squad. He also detailed where he hoped to
take us and how he intended to move us out of
the relegation threat we have found ourselves in.
Chris was Head of development at Dover Academy
and has played at a professional level. He has
managed before but not at this level. We have a
reputation for giving new managers a chance.
Some like Steve Lovell and Richard Brady have
been successful, others not so. In general, though
they have all done a good job one way or another
for us. Chris has been very busy since we appointed
him having signed six players with more
to follow. The board do not expect a miracle overnight.
New players will not necessarily gel immediately
together or with our existing players. We
know that our fantastic supporters will back him
all the way as will the board.
Tuesdays and Saturdays matches are difficult
games for a settled team in this league let alone a
team like ours going through some major changes.
The task facing our new manager is a formidable
one and you will see a number of new signings.
Details of them will be in future programmes.
Chris’s first game in charge was a baptism of fire
with our much-changed team finding it difficult
against a very good and strong Ramsgate team.
Still they never gave up despite going down 4-0.
Some of Chris’s strongest signings were not available
to play on Saturday and we will see some
more new faces for these two games as Chris
tries to find his strongest eleven.
At last work has started on our new dressing
rooms. We are very grateful to Greg McHardy
who is involved with our Development side and
our Under 18’s for his sponsorship on this.
Thanks also to a few Swale and Kent councillors
who have donated part of their cash allotments to
us. We will need some volunteers to help with
some finishing tasks such as painting. Please let
me know if you are able to spare some time. The
Dressing rooms should be ready in around three
weeks’ time and will replace our existing dressing
rooms that do not meet (in a very minor way) the
new FA ground grading regulations that will become
compulsory on 31 st March 2019.
Some youth team members with the help of board
members Glen Parkes and Mick Sayce have
completed turning the old bowling green into a
floodlight training area and the old Bowling green
pavilion into offices and storage areas. The youth
teams and the ladies’ teams have already taken
advantage of the new facilities. We also intend to
erect lights so that floodlight training will be possible
on pitch 2.
On Saturday we welcome our Danish visitors,
supporters of Fremad Amager who are a Professional
side who play in the Danish First Division.
Much more on this later on in the programme.
Now for some very sad news. Sonia Crayford,
who was well known for selling raffle tickets at the
ground, has passed away. Sonia always took
pride in telling anyone who would listen that she
was 94. She would pop outside to have a “crafty”
cigarette. She always said it was a way of remembering
her husband. She was a lovely old lady
who loved the club. She really looked forward to
our home games so that she could have a chat
with everyone. Sonia raised a tremendous
amount of money for the club from selling the raffle
tickets. She really will be missed by everyone
who knew her. She leaves a son who lives in
America
On Saturday we have another home game when
we welcome Haywards Heath to Woodstock Park.
JOHN

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From the Programme Editor
As this is the first programme of 2019 I want to
wish you all a very happy and prosperous new
year. We certainly need a new year boost and I
am sure that Chris and his team will deliver the
goods. We all know though that with so many
departures and changes it will take time to turn
round our fortunes. All of the comings and goings
means that I have temporarily omitted our
player profiles, also I ran out of space when I
was guessing our current squad! This is an
updated version for the Haywards Heath Town
Game. Updated are appearances, League table
and middle
pages.
I well remember
some seasons
back, I believe it
was season
2008-09, when
we technically
got relegated
that year! However
the demise
of a club somewhere
in the
pyramid saved
us, I’m sure we
won’t need that
luck this year.
The reason I
remember that
season is that I
put some music
on the website
during the period
of the deciding games. That tune was the
“The final Countdown”. I remember it because I
had a complaint that someone opened the site
in their office and out blasted the tune, much to
their embarrassment !
Talking of the website I’m going to redesign it
so that its more mobile friendly.
I use Google analytics to monitor the usage of
the site and you may (or may not) be interested
to know that there have been 1,100 users
to the website in the period 15th to 21st January.
47.7% of these accessed the site via a
mobile, 35.9% via a desktop and 16.5% via a
tablet. The peak number of page views recently
was on 10th January when 1,125 pages
were accessed. So you can see it’s quite a
popular site...now for the advertisement! I’m
going to include ads now on the match report
and preview pages of the website. Cost will be
just £50 for every ad on either the match reports
or £100 for match reports and previews.
ALL proceeds will go straight to the club.
Please let me know via e mail to peter@sittingbournefc.co.uk
if you would like to
participate. I can provide shots of the analytics
reports that show a monthly user total of
around 4,500.
Our Twitter feed is also quite a success with
nearly 5,500 follower.
In the next few weeks you will notice some
ground improvements. John has already mentioned
that we are to get new dressing rooms,
but there will also be some new fencing going
up, and it’s a great big thank you to Sittingbourne
based Heras fencing for gifting us
some £2000 worth of Heras fencing and gates.
On the subject of new dressing rooms there
has already been one club who have resigned
themselves to relegation at the end of the season,
as they can’t afford to upgrade their dressing
rooms to the new FA standard. That Club is
Aylesbury Utd who are in Division 1 Central of
the Southern League, which is the same level
as us. I can’t believe that there won’t be more
clubs at our level and above who will find themselves
in the same plight as Aylesbury. I have
reproduced Aylesbury Utd’s statement on the
issue later on in the programme. .
Peter
The Three Hats Pub
Sponsors of Sittingbourne FC
93 High Street, Milton Regis

VCD Athletic — A Brief History
VCD Athletic FC is one of only a few clubs to
have originated during the Great War when, in
1916 it was formed by workers employed at the
Vickers armaments factory in Crayford. The
Company originally played only interdepartmental
games until it was decided that
the best players from the various sections would
be elected to represent the firm. The club have
played at the firm's sports ground, Oakwood, in
Old Road, Crayford, from the outset right up to
the present time, except for eight seasons spent
ground sharing whilst trying to get permission
for the erection of floodlights.
In the early days, only friendly matches were
played as there were no official competitions
during the war years, and records show that a
club called Vickers (Erith) joined the re-formed
Kent League in 1919, changing their name to
Vickers (Crayford) a year later. In their first season
in the Kent League they visited Maidstone
United on Boxing Day and played in front of a
crowd of 13,500. The Vickers team that day
contained seven Arsenal players who were finishing
off their war service. Two years later,
Vickers joined the Dartford & District League,
followed by entry into the newly formed Kent
Amateur League, Division One in 1923. Their
first trophies came in 1927 when they won the
Kent FA Junior Cup and the Kent Benevolent
Cup.
It was a further 25 years before more silverware
came their way, when they won the Kent
Division One title in 1953. The Kent Amateur
Cup was won in 1962 and in 1964 but the following
season saw a spectacular slump and relegation,
with a record of P24 W0 D2 L22, goals
for 25, goals against 199.
Promotion was gained in 1969, but after a mediocre
period during the 1970s, they were relegated
in 1980 back to Division Two. A season
later they were promoted back to Division One
and in 1985 won the championship, gaining promotion
to the restructured Premier Division. By
now the Kent Amateur League had changed its
name to the Kent County League and the club
enjoyed further success when they won the
Kent FA Intermediate Shield in 1988. In the
same year the club was involved in the last ever
match played at Maidstone United's London
Road ground when they won the West Kent
Challenge Cup.
In 1993, Martin Ford joined the club as manager
and, in season 1995/1996 a unique cup treble
was achieved with wins in the Kent Intermediate
Shield, Kent County League Cup, and the Erith
Hospitals Cup. Season 1996/1997 then saw the
club win the Kent County Premier Division title
for the first time in their history, and by a record
15 points. Senior status was awarded that same
year and a successful application was made to
join the Winstonlead Kent League where, in
their first season in modern times, VCD Athletic
finished in a creditable ninth place. The following
season saw the club begin a ground-share
with Thamesmead Town, finishing up in seventh
place but also reaching the final of the Kent
League Cup, where they lost 1-0 to Deal Town
in a closely fought match. Deal at this time were
assembling the side that was later to win the FA
Vase at Wembley.
A season later the club went one better, beating
Faversham Town 4-0 in the final to bring the
club a first ever senior trophy, and the season
after that the club made its third consecutive
cup final appearance when they reached the
final of the Kent Senior Trophy. However, they
narrowly missed out on more silverware when
they went down 10-9 on penalties to Whitstable
Town. The club eventually spent five seasons
as tenants of Thamesmead Town before Lordswood
FC kindly took their place for two seasons.
Then the club embarked on a one year
term with near neighbours Greenwich Borough,
and despite the handicap of having to groundshare,
VCD were consistently one of the
league's strongest members during their time in
the league.
The club reached the final of the League Cup in
2002/2003, but on the day there was no celebration
as VCD were comfortably beaten 2-0 by
Cray Wanderers. The following season was a
disappointment as far as the cups were concerned,
but a creditable third place was
achieved in the league. Continued

VCD Athletic — A Brief History
Further cup success followed however when, in
season 2005/2006 the club reached the final of
the Kent Senior Trophy for the second time.
Having suffered a loss in the first final on penalties,
there was a reversal of fortune this time
when, after having drawn 1-1 with Tunbridge
Wells at the end of extra time, the VCD players
held their nerve to win the penalty shoot-out 3-
1.
During 2005 the long awaited news the club
wanted to hear finally arrived when planning
permission for floodlights and the development
of the Oakwood ground was granted by Bexley
Council. This, together with a substantial grant
from the Football Stadia Improvement Fund,
part of the Football Foundation, enabled work
to commence early in 2006. The pitch was levelled,
rotated 90 degrees and re-laid. New perimeter
paths were laid, along with perimeter
fencing to enclose the pitch. Floodlights were
erected in June 2006, at the same time that
work on enhancing the changing rooms also
began. The spectator stand was re-sited and
extended, and further additions included a new
raised hospitality area situated to overlook the
pitch, and a new tea bar adjacent to the popular
members bar.
At the end of the 2007 season Martin Ford resigned
as manager, and the club are grateful
for his vision and enthusiasm over the years
that took VCD from being a Kent County
League side to one that was always around the
top of the table in the Kent League, and on his
departure the club had just reached the last 16
of the prestigious FA Vase for the second consecutive
season. Head coach Dean Frost took
over as caretaker manager, and under his
guidance the club obtained runners up spot in
the league, narrowly missing out to Whitstable
Town, and then the following season Paul Foley
was appointed manager of the first team,
with Dean Frost reverting to his former position
of head coach. Under their stewardship the
club finished runners up once more. A year later,
the club finally won the Kent League Premier
Division title together with the Kent Senior
Trophy, culminating in the long awaited promotion
to the Ryman Football League.
The first season was a success with an 8th
place finish, but the club were left stunned
when the Ryman League deemed ground issues
warranted demotion, and despite an appeal
to the Football Association, the decision
was upheld and the club went back to the Kent
League. Manager Paul Foley resigned to join
Chatham Town, taking virtually the whole team
with him, and the club appointed former reserve
team manager Ricky Bennett his replacement.
Under his leadership VCD achieved
third place in his first season, and in the 2nd
season won the Kent League Cup, beating Corinthian
2-0 in the final. We also lifted a second
trophy with a 3-2 victory over league champions
Herne Bay in the Kent League Challenge
Shield. Midway through season 2012/2013
Ricky Bennett left the club due to outside pressures,
and in his place the club secured the
services of Tony Russell, previously manager
of Erith Town FC, who joined with his assistant
Ray Powell. With most of the players leaving
with the previous manager the club was in disarray,
but a side was quickly formed by the
new management, and a magnificent record
breaking run of 17 victories and 2 draws in the
last 19 league fixtures enabled the club to once
more gain promotion to the Ryman Football
League Division 1 North. On the last day of the
season, sitting in 2nd place the Vickers defeated
Romford FC 6-0 while leaders Witham
Town could only draw their last game which
saw us secure the title by a point, taking the
club to the Premier Division, its highest ever
level in the pyramid. The club struggled for a lot
of the season, spending most of the time in the
relegation places but winning the last 6 games
saw us climb to safety, finally finishing in 18th
position to maintain our place in the division.
Manager Tony Russell immediately resigned,
joining Cray Wanderers FC in Division 1, taking
his entire side with him but the club acted
quickly to secure the services of Keith McMahon
as new First Team Manager. Keith worked
tirelessly and brought in some excellent players,
but the club was relegated back to Division
1 (North). The club finished 17th out of 24 last
season.

Haywards Heath, a brief History
The first match played by a team representing Haywards Heath was in March 1888,
which provided the impetus for the formation of 'Haywards Heath After a brief
change of name to 'Excelsior' in 1894, the club adopted the name 'Haywards Heath FC'
in 1895. Without a home the club led a somewhat itinerant existence in its early
days, playing most of its games away until 1895 when it was offered the use of the field
in South Road which was later to become Victoria Park and club's home until
Haywards Heath FC lifted its first silverware in 1900 when it won the Sussex Cup
and played in the
League of which it was one of the founding members.
1901-1906 the club finish as runners-up in the senior division in four of its first five
seasons, then division 2 winners in 1911-12 after relegation
Haywards
Heath were Mid-Sussex League without a They won the
title again in and went on retain for the next two losing only one
match in each
In 1926 the club transferred to the Hove & District League and, after
the league tle at the very first attempt, joined the Sussex County League the following
The first seasons in the County League (1926-1932) saw the club finish in the
top four but they were sadly to finish bottom of the league in the 1932-33 season.
1941-42, the club won the Sussex
Senior Cup and, after the war, were the league's Eastern Division winners of 1945-46. A
single division league was re-introduced the following year which the club won both
1949-50 and again in 1950-51.
1952 saw the club finally move from Victoria Park to the newly finished Hanbury Stadium
which enabled it to join the Metropolitan League which the reserve sides of
professional clubs such as West Tottenham, Chelsea and Arsenal After a promising
first season in fifth place, the club struggled against the professional opposition
bottom in 61, elected to re-join the Sussex County
The Division 1 title was won in 70 and the League Cup in The club was
also runners-up in 1974-75 but were relegated at the end of the 1979-80 season. The
Division 2 Cup was won in 1983-84 as runners-up in the club gained promotion
back into senior 1988 the present name of Haywards Heath Town
Football Club was in it's centennial year to reflect the status of Haywards
Heath itself.
Two successive relegations in 1992 and 1993 saw the club drop into the third
where won the Division 3 Cup in The following year as Division 3
HHTFC promoted back to 2 but were again relegated after only one
season. The Division 3 Cup was won in 2008-09 however and in 2012-13 (again as
) the club gained promotion back into Division
On the rebranding of the Sussex County League to the Southern
was renamed Division 1 and the title was won in that first season, earning
Heath Town FC promotion to the Premier The club finished top of
the division following season and were due to be promoted to the Isthmian League.
Unfortunately, was following a deduction awarded due to an
inadvertent off-field administrative error. The club however responded by the
Premier again in 2017-18 along with the Peter Bentley League and are
now proud members of the Bostik South East Division of the Isthmian league.

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Fitchett
Fitchett
Fitchett
KEY to above grid:
@ = After Extra Time
& = Lost on Pens
+ = Own Goal
# = Sent Off
1,2,3, etc after players name = goals scored
* = Subs used and players substituted
** = Sub was Substituted

6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 16 17
Webber
Webber
Crimmen
Webber
Webber
Webber
Fitchett 1
Fitchett
Fitchett
Chambers
Fitchett
Fitchett
Denny
Fitchett
Fitchett
Allan 1
Denny
Denny
Fitchett
Fitchett*
Fitchett
Denny
Fitchett
Fitchett 1
Fitchett
Fitchett
Webber
Chambers
Chambers
Jackson 1
Jackson 2
Adebayu 1
Jackson 2
Jackson
Jackson
Ke Orenuga*
Jackson+
Adebeyo
Loynes 2
Adebeyo*
Jackson
Jackson
Jackson
Jackson
Jackson
Jackson
Fagg*
Fagg*
Jackson 1
Jackson
Jackson
Carvalho*
Carvalho 1
Carvalho*
Carvalho
Carvalho
Woods
Adebeyo
Adebayo
Chambers
Chambers*
Chambers
Chambers*
Chambers 1
Chambers*
Chambers
Chambers*
Parkinson*
Chambers
Chambers
Chambers
McFarlane
Chambers*
Chambers
Chambers
Chambers
Chambers
Chambers
Dawodu*
Dawodu*
Woods
Parkinson*
Chambers
Woods* 1
Chambers
Fagg
Fagg*
Dawodu*
Dawodu*
CaneyBryan*1
Dawodu*
Dawodu
Dawodu*
Dawodu*
Dawodu
Dawodu 1
Dawodu
Dawodu
Dawodu
Caney-Bryan1*
Caney-Bryan*
Elder* 1
Elder*
Elder
Jackson
Jackson
Elder*
Smith
Smith
Smith*
Smith* 1
Smith*
Smith* 1
Elder
Loynes*
Campbell 1
Fagg*
Fagg
Dawodu*
Fagg*
Fagg
Fagg
Fagg
Fagg*
Fagg 1
Fagg*
Fagg 1
Fagg#
Fagg
Dawodu
Dawodu
Dawodu*
Dawodu
Dawodu 1
Dawodu
Fagg
Fagg
Fagg 1
Fagg
Fagg
Fagg
Fagg
Fagg*
Lewins
Lewins*
Loynes* 1
Loynes* 1
Loynes*
Loynes*
Loynes*
Loynes* 1
Adebeyo 1
Adebayo*
Loynes*
Adebeyo
Loynes
Loybes*
Hatfull
Loynes
Loynes
Loynes
Loynes*
Loynes
Loynes* 1
Loynes
Loynes
Liynes
Loynes*
Loynes* 1
Woods*
Jackson
Adebeyo*
Middleton
Middleton
Hatfull
Hatfull
Jackson*
McFarlane*
Hatfull
Caney-Bryan
Caney-Bryan*
Loynes*
Hatfull*
Crimmen
Crimmen
Elder*
Webber
Dorling*
Crimmen*
Denny*
Crimmen
Dorling*
Dorling
Dorling
Dorling*
Waritay*
Riches
Dawodu*
Lofting
Lofting
Otuadinma*
Lofting*
Spencer
McFarlane*
McFarlane*
Elder*
Adebayo*
Adebayo*
Dorling
Loynes
Elder*
Crimmen*
Hatfull*
Denny
Dorling
Allan
East
Parkinson*
East
Hatfull*
Elder
Hatfull
Hatfull
Hatfull*
Adebeyo*
Elder
Lofting
Dawodu*
Phipps
Latunde*
McFarlane
Woods*
Adebayo*
Adebayo*
McFarlane*
Caney_Bryan*
McFarlane*
Elder* 1
Jackson*
Crimmen
Caney-Bryan*
Caney-Bryan*
Hatfull*
Denny
Riches*
Denny
Caney-Bryan*
Parkinson*
McFarlane
Hatfull*
Carvalho#
Caney-Bryan*
Otuadinma
Elder*
Dawodu*
Elder*
Latunde*
Dawodu*
Loynes
Adebeyo*
Morrell
CaneyBryan*
CaneyBryan*
Fagg
Caney-Bryan*
Canry-Bryan*
Adebeyo*
Riches*
Hatful
Elder
Denny
Caney-Bryan*
Hatfull*
Dawodu 1
Hatfull
Denny
McDarlane
Caney-Bryan*
Caney-Bryan*
Latunde*
Dawodu*
Elder*
Lofting
Jackson*
Otuadinma
Otuadinma
McDonagh*
East
Orenuga**
Caney-Bryan*
Brooks
Brooks
Lee
Brooks
Brooks
Lee
Brooks
Brooks
Brooks
Brooks
Brooks
East
Elder*
East
Canry-Bryan*
East
Pritchard
Pritchard
Lee
Funnell
Lee
Adebeyo*
Woods*
East
Funnell
Funnell
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Aylesbury FC—Statement re Dressing Rooms
This is how Aylesbury FC announced the news that they are unlikely to be able to provide
dressing rooms to the new FA requirement.
“Following the latest committee meeting of Aylesbury FC the club would like to make the following
announcement.
The football club were contacted earlier this season regarding ground grading requirements for
next season. One of the main stipulations was regarding the changing areas, specifically the
total floor area in each of the three changing rooms, whilst the home and away changing rooms
are very close to the minimums needed the officials room would be considerably undersized.
After consultations with a local building contractor and his surveyor we were advised that a major
reconstruction would be needed to achieve the minimum requirements. This project would
need to be completed by March 31st, if not we would need to have planning/ finance/ and a
guarantee from the contractor that these works would be carried out by an agreed date. We
were informed that failure to achieve the ground grading would result in relegation.
The club began the process of putting together a plan regarding the funding and management
of the project to achieve the ground grading, but unfortunately very soon realised that the deadline
was simply not achievable.
Earlier this week we were contacted by the league to discuss this situation and were assured
that there would be no exceptions, the FA have made this very clear to them.
The decision was taken to make this announcement as relegation is now unavoidable despite
all of the hard work undertaken by the management, players and all the staff at the football club.
Although all the people involved with the club are obviously devastated by this situation we are
even more committed now to ensuring the future of Aylesbury FC, taking a step backwards to
once again move forward. Twenty years ago the club were playing local football and went on to
spend a sustained period at Southern League level - and will do so again!”

The Managers View
Our new manager Chris Lynch gives his view on Saturdays game:
My thoughts on the Ramsgate fixture.
It was always going to be difficult coming into
our first fixture away versus a recently in form
Ramsgate side, who's squad have been together
all season. We in contrast have had
several weeks of change, with many players
leaving and a massively depleted squad in
terms of actual numbers and back up options
for every position.
We knew defensively it would be a challenge,
with the injury last Saturday to Centre back
Lex Allan with no back up options available at
the club. Therefore, we gave debuts to two
new signings (none of which are centre
backs). Obviously no manager would plan on
major chances to the back line before a game,
nor playing players out of position, however,
that was the situation we faced, it was also unfortunate
knowing four of our new signings wouldn't arrive until next week.
I felt had Billy Lewins shot gone in, in the first minute, the game could have panned out a little
different, you take an early lead, confidence grows and the home side are immediately put on
the back foot, however, it wasn't meant to be, to be fair to Ramsgate they took full advantage.
What did encourage me was the never give up attitude of the players after the second and
third goals went in. They carried on trying - which is great testament to their character.
I was told before I came here how good the fans here are, they never stopped singing even
after the final whistle, amazing support, which everyone of us are truly thankful for. We aim to
show you how much that means to us over the next few months. I would ask you all to keep
showing that great support for us, as you are our 12th man on the field, together we can
achieve the ambitions of the club.
We truly begin our resurgence on Tuesday evening where we face VCD Athletic. In the mean
time, I would just like to thank you all for your continued support and we hope to very quickly
start picking up the points we need on the road to safety.
WE ARE IN IT TOGETHER, AND THE TIDE WILL TURN.
Welcome Party for the Danes
You are invited!! (If you read this at the Haywards Heath game then I’m sorry but the party’s
finished!)
SFC are hosting a welcome party for their Danish Friends from Fremad Amager and you
are all invited!
FREE buffet and FREE entry for all Brickies and their friends.
Two live bands:
1) Surrey Based Indi Rockers- “Left Of The Dial”
2) Local 60’s to 80’s Rock and pop covers band- “Marvellous Mo and The Back Line Ferrets”
Hope to see you there!

Match Reports by Tony Rickson
Sunday 23rd December 2018
Bostik League South East Division
Cray Wanderers 2 Sittingbourne 1, att 259
Outclassed for the first 20 minutes, Sittingbourne
eventually made quite a game of it and Cray, unbeaten
at home all season, will have been glad to
eventually settle for all three points.
4-1 in their previous game, influential top
goalscorer Tommy Loynes out injured with Henry
Woods replacing him.
Midway through the first half Cray took the lead,
Dadson outwitting an isolated Danny Devine in a
one-on-one down the left and although Ben Fitchett
blocked the low cross it fell nicely for Pritchard
to follow up and lash it high into the net.
Either Cray sat back or more possibly Sittingbourne
began to play themselves into the
game and Gil Carvalho hit over a fine cross from
the left that Smith couldn’t quite reach.
Sittingbourne were making a determined effort to
win the ball back over the pitch and when a Cray
defender slipped in possession just outside his
own area in the 35th minute, Smith was onto it.
He jinked past the last man and was about to
close in on goal with the ball on his favoured left
foot when Nelson brought him down. It looked a
red card all day, but the referee gave the Cray
player the benefit of the doubt which he didn’t extend
to unlucky Lex later on.
Cray doubled their lead just after some good
chances for Sittingbourne, when a shot pinged off
the far post and fell nicely for the following-up
Mundele to score comfortably.
Sittingbourne were rewarded after 87 minutes for
their when a corner was cleared to captain Chris
Webber. He shrugged off one challenge, steadied
himself, and hit a terrific shot over the keeper and
into the net from all of 30 yards out.
The drama wasn’t over as Taylor and Allan jostled
each other for a 90th minute through ball, the
referee, chasing to catch up with play, ruling that
Allan was the offender and sending him off.
Saturday 29th December 2018
Bostik South East
Sittingbourne 2 Herne Bay 3. Att 273
On a grey day that was perfect for football, Sittingbourne
attracted by far their biggest home
crowd of the season but ended up second best to
a Herne Bay side including eight of their former
players. And one of the other three’s the son of
ex-Sittingbourne player Paul Carlton.
Sittingbourne made a bright start to the game.
Under-pressure Bay cleared a fifth minute freekick
out of their area but Sittingbourne captain
Chris Webber headed it back in, and David Smith
read the situation perfectly to nip behind the defence
and easily lob it home past the advancing
Simon Overland.
Sittingbourne were flying, full of confidence at this
stage, and added a second seven minutes later
when Henry Woods pounced on a loose ball after
Danny Rumbol blocked a shot and coolly leftfooted
it first time into the corner of the goal.
Although Sittingbourne continued to dominate the
first half-hour and both Tommy Fagg, with a shot
that was deflected for a corner, and Jackson, with
a close-range header, both went close.
Bay hadn’t shown much at all but they were given
a lifeline in the 33rd minute when Fagg clipped a
Bay player when back helping defend a corner
and the referee awarded a penalty which Jake
Embery comfortably converted.
At first, Sittingbourne looked to be controlling the
second half but their finishing was poor with Lewis
Chambers blazing a shot too high and Smith
shooting tamely after a good turn had put him in
with a chance.
The game changed on 55 minutes with a simply
amazing goal by Bay substitute Ronald Sobowale.
He raced from the halfway line into the Sittingbourne
area but when forced wide, he simply
kept on feigning to shoot and avoiding tackles,
working his way back into a central position before
firing home. Sittingbourne lost their way after
this and they’ve been vulnerable to late goals for
a while now, and they conceded the winner in the
87th minute from a set piece. A ball played in
from deep on the left was headed back across
goal and Connor Wilkins tucked in the winner at
the far post.
Sittingbourne: Patrick Lee, Danny Devine, Chris
Webber, Dan Parkinson (Yellow card), Lex Allan
(Red card), Ben Fitchett, Gil Carvalho (Chimidi
Otuadinma, 82 min), Lewis Chambers, David
Smith (Bola Dawodu, 62 min), Tommie Fagg,
Henry Woods (David Latunde, 73 min) . Sub not
used: Rob Lofting.
Sittingbourne: Patrick Lee, Danny Devine, Chris
Webber, Lewis Chambers (Yellow card), Lex Allan,
Ben Fitchett (Yellow card), Gil Carvalho,
Henry Woods (Bola Dawodu, 42 min), David
Smith (Xavier McDonagh, 84 min), Tommie Fagg
(Yellow card), Ira Jackson (Yellow card). Subs
not used: Rob Lofting, Franklin Phipps, Mason
East.

Match Reports by Tony Rickson
Saturday 5th January 2019
Bostik South East
Hastings United 5 Sittingbourne 0, Att 430
On a chilly Sussex afternoon, Hastings began
like a club in hot pursuit of Cray Wanderers at
the top of the table and seemed to take absolute
control of the midfield area with more bodies in
that area than Sittingbourne.
They set up a huge scramble in the Sittingbourne
six-yard box after nine minutes following
a throw-in that was even longer than Lewis
Chambers can manage.
And they took the lead five minutes later when a
corner from the left beyond the far post was
headed back across goal for Dixon to score from
close range. It was an identical move to the one
that gave Herne Bay their winning goal in the
previous Sittingbourne match.
One soon became two when Mongoy showed
great skill to cut in from the left and score Hastings’
only goal from open play as he drove the
ball past Patrick Lee from a narrow angle – it reminded
me of Raheem Sterling scoring, and
that’s a compliment.
Sittingbourne were rocking and captain Chris
Webber and Lewis Chambers were booked in
quick succession before Hastings got a third on
25 minutes. And it was the same tactics as for
the first goal with an overhit corner headed back
across for Ajakaiye to score from a couple of
yards out.
After Hastings hit the post they got a fourth after
43 minutes when a huge throw-in from way out
was back-headed straight in by Dixon. Who says
that long throws never produce goals.
And the Hastings midfielder completed his hattrick
two minutes later, outjumping everyone to
score with a powerful header from yet another
home corner.
‘We’re going to win six-five’ sang the Sittingbourne
fans to greet the second half and although
nobody believed them at least their later
chant of ‘nil-nil in the second half’ was on target.
In cricket terms, Hastings declared on five and
basically played out the half with a lot of possession
at the back and the occasional quickfire
raids up front by lively and pacy substitutes.
Sittingbourne: Patrick Lee, Danny Devine, Rob
Lofting, Dylan Riches, Chris Webber (Yellow
card), Ben Fitchett (Yellow card), Gil Carvalho,
Lewis Chambers (Yellow card), Nathan Elder,
Tommie Fagg (Chukwumdike Otuadinma, 66
min), Izzy Adebayo (David Latunde, 69 min).
Subs not used: Tom Loynes, Mason East.
Saturday 19th January 2019
Bostik South East
Ramsgate 4 Sittingbourne 0, att 245
On a chilly afternoon near the coast, Sittingbourne
were swept aside early doors and
Ramsgate were ahead in just two minutes. A
blocked clearance fell nicely for Kane Rowland,
on loan from Folkestone, and he sent Millbank
through to shoot past Lee and inside the far post.
Just a few minutes later and Sittingbourne shot
themselves in the foot. Lee tried to play a short
goal-kick out to Fitchett and Rowland reacted
quickest to nip in and score an easy goal.
Sittingbourne were just trying to keep in it and
mount the occasional counter-attack and Fitchett
saw his effort cleared off the line and Henry
Woods went close with a header.
Loynes, who had been playing as the main striker
in his first game for a month because of injury,
limped off in the first half and although Sittingbourne
stuck manfully to their task, there was
clearly quite a gap between themselves and
Ramsgate. Not on the terraces, though, where
Sittingbourne’s fans were again outstanding and
unstinting in their support – after all, they’d seem
their team lose 5-0 last time out, and it must be
tough to stay so optimistic as they watched another
heavy defeat. Ramsgate added a third just
before the hour when Smith’s shot went in off
Lee, and they completed the scoring on 76
minutes when Chapman was sent clear in the
inside-left channel and went round the advancing
keeper to score.
Sittingbourne: Patrick Lee, Ardal Ndew (Rob
Lofting, 45 min), Chris Webber, Arben Muskaj,
Ben Fitchett (Yellow card), Lewis Chambers,
Henry Woods, Tommie Fagg, Tom Loynes (Keith
Orenuga, 36 min) (Izzy Adebayo, 72 min), Billy
Lewins, Liam Middleton. Subs not used: Khalel
McFarlane, Matt Funnell.

Velkommen til Fremad Amager supportere
A huge welcome to the Fremad Amager supporters who have made the trip over from Denmark to see
us. Hopefully that’s basically what the page heading says in Danish!!
Sittingbourne FC have formed a twinning arrangement with Danish Division 1 Club Fremand Amager,
fan club De Blå/Engle. (Blue and White Eagle) The initiative was prompted by ex Sittingbourne resident
Mark Chapman who now lives in Denmark, and who supports both clubs. Mark married a Dane and
works out of the British Embassy there.
The chairman of Sittingbourne Football club, Maurice Dunk, and the club committee are firmly behind
the proposals and this visit by the Danes (and Mark) is the first real step in what we hope will be a long term collaboration.
I know that already a number of Sittingbourne FC supporters want to make a trip over to Denmark.
This is how the blue / white engle fan club: De Blå / White Engle announced the twinning.
“THE BLUE / WHITE ENGLE has fans from near and far. We also have one from
Kent in England who has settled on our lovely island. This member has suggested a
collaboration between our fanclub (and in due course the football club) and
Sittingbourne FC.
The clubs fit well together as we have as many bankruptcies on the conscience
and a very loyal fan base.
Initially, the plan is to exchange merchandise, but we definitely have ideas to visit each other in England
and Denmark and we hope that training matches can become a reality. The fanclub will soon talk with
Fremad Amager Elite and the 2nd team about this.”
Fremad Amager are doing better than us in their league being exactly hallway.
Pos. Team Pld W D L Pts
1 Viborg 19 10 5 4 35
2 Silkeborg 19 9 4 6 31
3 FC Fredericia 19 9 2 8 29
4 Nykøbing FC 19 8 5 6 29
5 Næstved 19 8 5 6 29
6 Fremad Amager 19 7 7 5 28
7 HB Køge 19 8 3 8 27
8 Lyngby 19 6 5 8 23
9 Thisted 19 5 7 7 22
10 FC Roskilde 19 5 5 9 20
11 Hvidovre 19 5 5 9 20
12 FC Helsingør 19 4 7 8 19
Those we know who are making the trip are:
Mark Chapman
Jacob Tulinius
Michael Svendborg
Thomas Pedersen
Poul Dudal Madsen
Anders Hjarsø
Jesper Ottesen
Natacha Jønsson
Søren Fonsgart
Simone Lazare
Peter Jensen
Jimmy Birk
Tobias Birk
Carsten Leif Bendsen
Søren Kristoffersen
Stig Rydberg
Camilla Jauch

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).
Joining the lottery is, after attending home games, the most important way you can help to build
the club. Forms are available on our web site, or from any committee member.
Now is the time to join our lottery, see John Pitts, Peter Pitts (On the PA) or go to the
bar for a form, cost is just a £1 a week! (Payable monthly. Quarterly or annually)
Week Commencing 21st January 2019
£40, Ticket number 077, Madeline Bean, Sittingbourne
£40, Ticket number 092, Kate Hammond, Sittingbourne
£40, Ticket number 188, David Coveney, Sittingbourne
Week Commencing 14th January 2019
£40, Ticket number 011, Roger Pudner, Sittingbourne
£40, Ticket number 138, Anthony Smith, Bapchild
£40, Ticket number 376, Jackie Goatham, Sittingbourne
Week Commencing 7th January 2019
£100, Ticket number 471, April King, Sittingbourne
£40, Ticket number 350, Alan Forster, Bapchild
£40, Ticket number 134, Liam Fellows, Sittingbourne
Week Commencing 31st December 2018
£40, Ticket number 014, Jonathan Bore, Canterbury
£40, Ticket number 099, Chris Regan, Isle of Sheppey
£40, Ticket number 104, Don Ralph, Sittingbourne
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Bostik South League Table to 22/01/2019
P W D L F A +/- Pts
1 Cray Wanderers 21 17 3 1 45 18 27 54
2 Hastings United 21 14 2 5 49 24 25 44
3 Ashford United 21 12 3 6 46 21 25 39
4 Horsham 21 12 2 7 41 28 13 38
5 Whyteleafe 21 10 5 6 42 27 15 35
6 VCD ATHLETIC 21 11 1 9 39 37 2 34
7 HAYWARDS HEATH TOWN 21 9 6 6 37 29 8 33
8 Hythe Town 21 9 5 7 42 37 5 32
9 Phoenix Sports 20 7 8 5 41 38 3 29
10 Sevenoaks Town 21 8 4 9 29 30 -1 28
11 Ramsgate 21 7 6 8 34 33 1 27
12 Three Bridges 21 8 3 10 37 41 -4 27
13 Guernsey 21 7 3 11 30 40 -10 24
14 East Grinstead Town 21 6 5 10 36 43 -7 23
15 Whitstable Town 21 6 5 10 18 34 -16 23
16 Faversham Town 21 5 4 12 33 58 -25 19
17 SITTINGBOURNE 20 5 2 13 25 40 -15 17
18 Herne Bay 20 5 2 13 35 51 -16 17
19 Greenwich Borough 21 5 1 15 28 58 -30 16
20 Thamesmead Town 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Bostik South East Matches 26/01/2019
3pm
Faversham Town
v
Cray Wanderers
3pm Greenwich Borough v Whitstable Town
3pm Herne Bay v Hastings United
3pm Horsham v Ramsgate
3pm Sevenoaks Town v East Grinstead Town
3pm Three Bridges v Ashford United
3pm VCD Athletic v Hythe Town
3pm Whyteleafe v Phoenix Sports

Sponsorship Opportunities
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...............................£50
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
Inside Programme Advertising: (Black & White or Colour). From
£50.00 (Business card size)
Ground Perimeter Boards: Size 8 feet x 3 feet = £200, then £150
per year renewal.. Other sizes negotiable
For any of the above see any committee member. Or email
bournefc@hotmail.com