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Match Day Programme Sittingbourne v Horsham 6th April 2019

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SITTINGBOURNE FC<br />

OFF ICAL MATC HDAY PROGRAMME - 2018-19<br />

BOSTIK LEAGUE SOUTH EAST DIVISION<br />

SATURDAY <strong>6th</strong> APRIL <strong>2019</strong><br />

SITTINGBOURNE V HORSHAM<br />

KO.3.00PM


<strong>Sittingbourne</strong> Football Club is a UK company limited by<br />

guarantee: Company registration number, 11360242.<br />

Registered office: Woodstock Park, Broadoak Road,<br />

<strong>Sittingbourne</strong>, ME9 8AG<br />

Who’s who<br />

President: Alan Barty<br />

Vice Presidents: Tania Spice, Andy Spice and John Cooper.<br />

Directors: Maurice Dunk (Chairman), Ken Medwyn (Vice<br />

Chairman), Peter Pitts (Company Secretary), John Pitts<br />

(Football Secretary / Treasurer). Colin Page, Alan Barty, Glen<br />

Parkes (Youth Chairman), Mick Sayce (Youth Secretary).<br />

Other Committee members : Danny Appleton (Turnstile<br />

Manager). Roger Pudner (Groundsman)<br />

Other Key Personnel: Faye Goatham (Turnstile), Jackie<br />

Mount (<strong>Programme</strong> sales), Tony Rickson (<strong>Match</strong> reporter),<br />

Sandra Pitts (Boardroom), Clive Phillips (Club shop), Dudley<br />

Hird & Tony Rickson (Club Historians). Roger Wilkins (Head<br />

Steward)<br />

Manager: Chris Lynch, Assistant Manager: Nathan Elder<br />

Coaches: Warren Chambers, Jon Barrett, Josh Hall<br />

Physio: Marc Wheeler<br />

Psychologist: Alex Brunette-Leach<br />

Playing Management Assistant: Harry Chambers.<br />

Development Manager: David Sheepwash<br />

Assistant Development Manager: Greg McHardy<br />

The Isthmian League and Singbourne FC strongly supports the FA<br />

statement that there should be a zero tolerance approach against<br />

racism and all forms of discriminaon. Accordingly any form of discriminatory<br />

abuse whether it be based on race or ethnicity , sexual<br />

orientaon, gender, faith, age, ability or any other form of abuse<br />

will be reported to the Football Associaon for acon by that Associaon.<br />

(The FA 0800 085 0508 / kick it out 020 7253 0162)


SITTINGBOURNE V <strong>Horsham</strong><br />

Bostik South East, Saturday <strong>6th</strong> <strong>April</strong> <strong>2019</strong>, KO 3.00PM<br />

Manager: Chris Lynch<br />

Ast Manager: Nathan Elder<br />

Coaches: Jon Barrett, Josh Hall,<br />

Physio: Marc Wheeler<br />

Psychologist: Alex Brunette-Leach<br />

Kit Manager: Warren Chambers<br />

Team Assistant: Harry Chambers<br />

Managers: Dominic Di Paola<br />

Assistant Manager: Adam Westwood<br />

Coach: Jimmy Punter<br />

Goalkeeping Coach: Andy McCarthy<br />

Physio: Steph Apps<br />

Kit Man: Darren Etheridge<br />

MATCH OFFICIALS<br />

Referee: Craig Pullen, (Romford)<br />

Assistants: Tony King (Romford), Gary Baker (South Ockendon)<br />

GOALS<br />

SUBSTITUTE<br />

PLAYER NO<br />

PLAYER NO<br />

SUBSTITUTE<br />

GOALS<br />

Patrick LEE (GK)<br />

Chris WEBBER<br />

Abdel NDEW<br />

Jack MORRELL<br />

Chris BARNARD<br />

Kwasi AMOAH<br />

Tom FAGG<br />

Tim BABBINGTON<br />

Izzy ADEBEYO<br />

Henry WOODS<br />

Billy LEWINS<br />

Johan CANEY-BRYAN<br />

Roman CAMPBELL<br />

Liam MIDDLETON<br />

Lex ALLAN<br />

Kane PHILLIP<br />

Josh PELLING<br />

Steve METCALF<br />

Harvey SPARKS<br />

Jack BRIVIO<br />

Joe SHELLEY<br />

Dylan MERCHANT-SIMMONS<br />

Tyrell RICHARDSON-BROWN<br />

George HAYWARD<br />

Rob O’TOOLE<br />

Chris SMITH<br />

Lee HARDING<br />

Will MILES<br />

Joey TAYLOR<br />

Dean LOVEGROVE<br />

Scott KIRKWOOD<br />

Dan HOGAN<br />

Harry BARKWAY<br />

Rob LOFTING


From the <strong>Programme</strong> Editor<br />

A warm welcome to our visitors <strong>Horsham</strong>, and<br />

also to the match officials.<br />

<strong>Horsham</strong> have exciting times ahead, as after<br />

spending 10 years “in exile) at Worthing, <strong>Horsham</strong><br />

YMCA and lately Lancing, their new<br />

ground at the Hop Oast, on the outskirts of<br />

<strong>Horsham</strong>, is coming on well. Its worth having a<br />

look at their website to see pictures of the latest<br />

building works including the laying of the<br />

pitch. This will be a difficult game with <strong>Horsham</strong><br />

trying to seal a play-off place.<br />

There are no secretary notes today as he is on<br />

another one of his many cruises!<br />

There have<br />

been two defeats<br />

for us<br />

since the last<br />

programme,<br />

home to<br />

Hythe Town<br />

and away to<br />

Greenwich<br />

Borough, the<br />

latter one being<br />

particularly<br />

disappointing.<br />

Chris<br />

writes more<br />

about that<br />

game in his<br />

notes.<br />

We still need<br />

one win to<br />

make mathematically<br />

sure<br />

that we don’t<br />

get relegated.<br />

The good<br />

news is that<br />

following the completion of our new dressing<br />

rooms and other small works around the<br />

ground, we have now succeeded in passing<br />

our ground grading inspection. If we had not<br />

had the new dressing rooms then we more<br />

than likely would have been relegated. An FA<br />

letter has stressed that Dressing rooms must<br />

be 18 square metres by March 31st or clubs<br />

will be relegated to Step 5, unless work has<br />

started, planning permission is in place and the<br />

available finance is demonstrable. Already<br />

Aylesbury FC have been told that they wont<br />

get a reprieve and will be relegated. We can<br />

only feel sorry for those clubs who are effected<br />

as its only through the exceptional generosity<br />

of Greg McHardy that we have survived this<br />

scare.<br />

The transfer deadline for clubs at our level has<br />

now passed and we have made two new signings<br />

in Kane Phillips, who has rejoined us, and<br />

a very promising young man in Harry Taylor,who<br />

has joined us after banging in goals for<br />

Millwall youth, so welcome to these two. Chris<br />

includes some up to date news of player availability<br />

in his notes.<br />

This programme gives extensive coverage to<br />

the changes in FA rules that will be coming in<br />

on the 1st June. The article covers three pages,<br />

but I thought that it was worth the space so<br />

that you can be up to speed ready for the new<br />

season!!<br />

Locally there is extraordinary news coming out<br />

of Herne Bay FC. It appears that their budget<br />

has been far too generous and with a majority<br />

of contracted players they are fast running out<br />

of money. Joint managers, well known to us,<br />

John Embery and Jermaine Darlington, have<br />

walked out and a board statement said “The<br />

social media trolls have finally won the day.<br />

The management team have been hounded<br />

out of the club and as such the club are playing<br />

Whyteleafe with Anthony Deer taking the team.<br />

(Ed note they did defeat Whyteleafe!)<br />

Whether we will have a team to field next Saturday<br />

is in the lap of the footballing gods. Relegation<br />

back to the SCEFL looks to be inevitable.<br />

Whether there will be a club next season is unclear.<br />

The board have put so much effort over the<br />

years but the past two weeks has become so<br />

demoralising.<br />

These keyboard warriors who hide behind false<br />

titles post what they like without knowing the<br />

full facts, criticising the board and their decisions<br />

and it is these individuals who have destroyed<br />

this football club.<br />

Hopefully we can all get behind and support<br />

Anthony for the remaining matches.”<br />

You can now see why we are very reluctant to<br />

have players on contract, as most clubs with<br />

our income can’t afford to pay players who are<br />

not playing, even though we would dearly love<br />

to.<br />

Enjoy the game today.<br />

Peter


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From the Manager<br />

take their foot off the pedal thinking they are<br />

safe from relegation, that they have done<br />

enough for this year. As I have made absolutely<br />

clear from day one 'Average' is not good<br />

enough for me, it never will be.<br />

After such a positive couple of months, we<br />

have been brought back down to earth with<br />

three defeats in a row, two of which we really<br />

should have been looking at a further six<br />

points.<br />

As I have always told the players, in public I will<br />

always defend you, however, in the dressing<br />

room and on the training field I will tell you absolutely<br />

how I feel about your performances.<br />

Against Greenwich Borough, for the 4th game<br />

running we have been slow to start, there are a<br />

number of reasons for this of which we are in<br />

the process of rectifying, needless to say it<br />

wont be the case next season.<br />

We now have five games, including today’s,<br />

remaining, three extremely challenging fixtures<br />

coming up against good teams in the top half of<br />

the table and then two tricky fixtures against<br />

relegation rivals who are fighting for their lives,<br />

none of which will be an easy encounter. So<br />

now, instead of talking about a great turn<br />

around and finishing well within the top ten, we<br />

are challenging to once again pull away from<br />

the rest of the bottom half teams which as it<br />

stands mathematically we need four points<br />

from these five games to be certain of survival.<br />

What a difference two weeks can make in this<br />

league. It shows me every player is only as<br />

good as their last performance.<br />

Having said this I fully believe this team are<br />

more than good enough to resolve this situation<br />

which is of our own making.<br />

On a more positive note, it was great to see<br />

Lex back in action for the first time since his injury<br />

in January, and we welcome Tommy Fagg<br />

back to the fold this week, who will be available<br />

for today’s fixture.<br />

Last Saturday’s disappointment was the final<br />

straw for me in terms of loyalty and giving players<br />

a chance to impress, who really should be.<br />

We have some fantastic footballers here, however,<br />

when one player has an off day most<br />

teams can cover that player, but when several<br />

do at the same time, the problem becomes unsurmountable.<br />

I felt we were not good enough<br />

in all areas on Saturday against a bottom of the<br />

table team who did not have much quality within<br />

their set up, it said it all when the opposition<br />

fielded a 40 year old veteran against us. But<br />

yet, we showed a real lack of desire and determination.<br />

Our work rate and desire is a basic foundation<br />

of my teams. The players have all been spoken<br />

to and my feelings have been made absolutely<br />

clear. I believe, this young squad who are still<br />

learning important elements of football at this<br />

level, have been too naive of late. After six wins<br />

from seven they seem to think its acceptable to<br />

Injury news - I was very disappointed with the<br />

conditions of the pitch at Greenwich, holes everywhere<br />

some outlandishly dangerous, with attempts<br />

to cover them up with sand, it was only<br />

a matter of time before someone got seriously<br />

injured, I am furious the game was even allowed<br />

to continue due to it's condition. This led<br />

to Lewis Chambers damaging ankle ligaments<br />

and now out for the remainder of the season<br />

having fallen badly into one of them.<br />

I would like to thank the travelling fans and I<br />

personally apologise for the display you witnessed<br />

last Saturday. Ultimately, as the Manager,<br />

I have to take full responsibility. We will<br />

be seeking to put this poor run of performances<br />

behind us and get back to our usual standards.<br />

Chris Lynch


<strong>Horsham</strong> — A Brief History<br />

The first <strong>Horsham</strong> Football Club was founded in<br />

1871, though its existence largely depended upon<br />

enough players being available to form a<br />

side.<br />

In 1881 the club was firmly re-established and,<br />

in September 1882, helped found the Sussex<br />

County Football Association before becoming<br />

became founder members of the West Sussex<br />

Senior League in 1896, winning the championship<br />

in 1899/00, 1900/01 and 1901/02, and<br />

claiming the Royal Irish Rifles Cup in 1900.<br />

Having initially played at both Hurst Park and<br />

Springfield Park, the club secured Queen Street<br />

as its permanent home in 1904 but some lean<br />

form over the ensuing years saw <strong>Horsham</strong> overlooked<br />

when the Sussex County League was<br />

created in 1920 and it wasn’t until their fourth<br />

West Sussex Senior League triumph in 1925/26<br />

that they were invited to make the step up. The<br />

1930s was a golden era for the club and the<br />

County League was won six times during the<br />

decade, <strong>Horsham</strong> regularly scoring over one<br />

hundred goals a season. Cup competitions provided<br />

more silverware with the Sussex RUR<br />

Cup (seven times) and the Sussex Senior Cup<br />

(twice) both finding their way back to Queen<br />

Street before the outbreak of war. When peace<br />

returned to the world, <strong>Horsham</strong> won the first<br />

post-war title in 1947, the RUR Cup in 1946,<br />

1949 and 1951, and the Sussex Senior Cup in<br />

1950.<br />

In 1947/48 the club reached the First Round<br />

Proper of the FA Cup for the first time, taking a<br />

first minute lead against Notts County before<br />

losing 9-1. Having had successive applications<br />

to join the Athenian League rejected, the club<br />

changed tack and successfully applied to become<br />

members of the Metropolitan League that<br />

included the ’A’ sides of top Football League<br />

clubs, the reserve sides of ‘professional’ nonleague<br />

clubs and a few amateur teams and<br />

<strong>Horsham</strong> confounded common opinion by winning<br />

the championship at the first attempt. However,<br />

over the years the league became stronger<br />

and stronger and eventually the amateur<br />

clubs struggled to make any impact at all and<br />

<strong>Horsham</strong> finished the 1956/57 season at the<br />

foot of the table, having already decided to quit<br />

the league in favour of the Corinthian League<br />

where they began a period of consistent progress,<br />

finishing thirteenth, ninth, eighth and fifth<br />

before their best ever season in 1961/62 when<br />

third place was achieved.<br />

Following a mass exodus of players, <strong>Horsham</strong><br />

were forced to rebuild with a young, local team<br />

that would peak at fourth place in 1964/65 only<br />

to become the first <strong>Horsham</strong> side ever to be relegated<br />

the following season. Under coach Pat<br />

Tobin, the team was rebuilt once more and this<br />

reaped dividends in 1966/67 when the club<br />

once again reached the First Round Proper of<br />

the FA Cup, with the visit of Swindon Town<br />

drawing a record 7,134 crowd to Queen Street.<br />

Despite this achievement this was a frustrating<br />

period of near misses for the club who finished<br />

third, third and fifth and suffered three consecutive<br />

defeats in the final of the Sussex Senior<br />

Cup. By now nicknamed the Hornets, following<br />

a supporters’ competition, the club appointed<br />

Roy Osborne as their new manager and the<br />

change brought immediate success with the<br />

championship of Division Two achieved in<br />

1969/70, the Division One title in 1972/73, and<br />

the Sussex Senior Cup in 1972. Instead of taking<br />

their place in the Athenian League Premier<br />

Division, <strong>Horsham</strong> became members of the<br />

Isthmian League when that competition expanded<br />

to two divisions in 1973/74, finishing eighth<br />

in its first season and rounding the season off in<br />

style by winning the Sussex Senior Cup. Now<br />

under the guidance of Tony Elkins-Green,<br />

1976/77 saw the Hornets finish in a best ever<br />

sixth place but financial problems threatened<br />

the club’s very survival and only the dedicated<br />

work of chairman Frank King saw the club<br />

saved from bankruptcy and dissolution although<br />

it couldn’t prevent a young amateur team from<br />

finishing bottom of Division One in 1979/80 and<br />

the club was relegated to the new Division Two.<br />

<strong>Horsham</strong> endured some dark times under numerous<br />

managers in the 1980s, finishing bottom<br />

of the league in 1983/84 and 1989/90, when only<br />

a successful relegation play-off against Letchworth<br />

Garden City maintained the club’s Isthmian<br />

status.<br />

Continued


<strong>Horsham</strong> — A Brief History Cont<br />

Progress was made under the management of<br />

Peter Evans from 1990, during which time the<br />

club reached the final qualifying round of the FA<br />

Cup, though under his replacement, John<br />

Yems, <strong>Horsham</strong> once again propped up the entire<br />

league in 1993/4 leading to the appointment<br />

of former captain Mark Dunk as manager. He<br />

led his side to the Division Three championship<br />

in 1995/96, narrowly missing out on a second<br />

successive promotion before departing in 1997.<br />

Three years of lower mid-table obscurity followed<br />

before former Crawley Town boss John<br />

Maggs took over as manager in January 2000,<br />

taking a struggling side out of the relegation<br />

zone to Division Two runners-up in three seasons<br />

and a promotion play-off final appearance<br />

in 2004/05. Promotion to the Premier Division<br />

was achieved the following season with another<br />

runners-up finish and the club went on to establish<br />

itself as a consistent performer, even challenging<br />

for a place in Conference South in<br />

2007/8 before ending up eleventh. The Hornets<br />

made history in 2007/08 by reaching the second<br />

round proper of the FA Cup and taking<br />

eventual League One champions Swansea City<br />

to a replay, with both matches shown live on<br />

Sky TV. Having sold their ground for redevelopment<br />

at the end of the season, <strong>Horsham</strong> played<br />

at Worthing during 2008/09 and again reached<br />

the fourth Qualifying Round of the FA Cup<br />

where they took Conference side Stevenage<br />

Borough to a replay before ending an injuryravaged<br />

year in thirteenth place. Season<br />

2009/10 saw a return to <strong>Horsham</strong>, entering into<br />

a groundshare agreement with their old neighbours<br />

<strong>Horsham</strong> YMCA as their quest for a new<br />

ground continued, but fortunes were on the<br />

wane and an acute overhaul of the club’s finances<br />

in 2011 resulted in the departure of<br />

Maggs after eleven years. A turbulent 2011/12<br />

found the club under three different managers,<br />

with Simon Colbran ultimately unable to prevent<br />

the side from returning to Division One South. A<br />

season of stability followed, with the Hornets<br />

ending the campaign in fifteenth and claiming<br />

the Brighton Charity Cup for a second successive<br />

season. The club entered a new chapter in<br />

November 2013 when, following Colbran’s departure<br />

to Crowborough Athletic, long-serving<br />

player Gary Charman was appointed as first<br />

team manager. Charman steered the club to<br />

1<strong>6th</strong> place but a poor run of results the following<br />

season led to him being replaced by two<br />

more former players, Anthony Storey and Cliff<br />

Cant, in January 2015 however the pair were<br />

unable to save the club from relegation so former<br />

East Preston manager Dominic di Paola<br />

was appointed towards the end of the campaign.<br />

A season long battle with Eastbourne Town followed<br />

before <strong>Horsham</strong> took the title by eleven<br />

points to secure a record-equalling eighth<br />

County League title, thus securing an immediate<br />

return to the Isthmian League for season<br />

2016/17. The club began a ground share at<br />

Culver Road Lancing.<br />

The return to the Isthmian League in season<br />

2016/17 saw <strong>Horsham</strong> finish 16 th in the table<br />

and last season they finished a more respectable<br />

12 th . Incidentally seasons 16/17 and 17/18<br />

saw <strong>Sittingbourne</strong> finish 1 place higher each<br />

year!<br />

The big news now is that <strong>Horsham</strong> are all set to<br />

move into their first permanent home following<br />

the 10 years of ground sharing. The ground is<br />

called the Hop Oast Stadium and is located on<br />

the outskirts of the ground.<br />

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FA Rule Changes For Next Season<br />

The 133rd AGM of The International FA Board<br />

(The IFAB) in Aberdeen, Scotland on<br />

2 March <strong>2019</strong> approved a number of amendments<br />

to, and clarifications of, the Laws of the<br />

Game for <strong>2019</strong>/20.<br />

Three changes were approved following 2<br />

years of worldwide experiments:<br />

• The introduction of yellow and red cards for<br />

misconduct by team officials<br />

• A player being substituted leaving the field at<br />

the nearest point on the boundary line<br />

• At a goal kick and a free kick for the defending<br />

team in their own penalty area, the ball is in<br />

play as soon the kick is taken (it can be played<br />

before it leaves the penalty area)<br />

Other changes include: clearer wording for<br />

‘handball’, attacking team players must be at<br />

least 1m away from a defensive ‘wall’, the<br />

goalkeeper only has to have one foot on the<br />

goal line at a penalty kick, and a new dropped<br />

ball procedure (including a dropped ball being<br />

awarded if the ball hits a match official and<br />

goes into the goal, team possession changes<br />

or a promising attack starts).<br />

All changes come into force on 1st June<br />

<strong>2019</strong>.<br />

The following summarises the main Law<br />

changes for <strong>2019</strong>/20 with an explanation for<br />

the changes (in alphabetical order).<br />

Dropped ball, Laws 8 & 9<br />

Changes<br />

• If play is stopped inside the penalty area, the<br />

ball will be dropped for the goalkeeper<br />

If play is stopped outside the penalty area, the<br />

ball will be dropped for one player of<br />

the team that last touched the ball at the point<br />

of the last touch<br />

• In all cases, all the other players (of both<br />

teams) must be at least 4m (4.5yds) away<br />

If the ball touches the referee (or another<br />

match official) and goes into the goal,<br />

team possession changes or a promising attack<br />

starts, a dropped ball is awarded<br />

Explanation<br />

The current dropped ball procedure often leads<br />

to a ‘manufactured’ restart which is<br />

‘exploited’ unfairly (e.g. kicking the ball out for<br />

a throw-in deep in the opponents’ half) or an<br />

aggressive confrontation. Returning the ball to<br />

the team that last played it restores what was<br />

‘lost’ when play was stopped, except in the<br />

penalty area<br />

where it is simpler to return the ball to the goalkeeper.<br />

To prevent that team gaining an unfair<br />

advantage, all players of both teams, except<br />

the player receiving the ball, must be at least<br />

4m (4.5 yds) away.<br />

It can be very unfair if a team gains an advantage<br />

or scores a goal because the ball has<br />

hit a match official, especially the referee.<br />

Free kicks, Law 13<br />

Changes<br />

When there is a ‘wall’ of three or more defenders,<br />

the attackers are not allowed within 1m (1<br />

yd) of the wall; an attacker less than 1m (1yd)<br />

from the ‘wall’ when the kick is taken will be<br />

penalised with an indirect free kick.<br />

When the defending team takes a free kick in<br />

their own penalty area, the ball is in play once<br />

the kick is taken; it does not have to leave the<br />

penalty area before it can be played<br />

Explanation<br />

Attackers standing very close to, or in, the defensive<br />

‘wall’ at a free kick often cause management<br />

problems and waste time. There is no<br />

legitimate tactical justification for attackers to<br />

be in the ‘wall’ and their presence is against<br />

the ‘spirit of the game’ and often damages the<br />

image of the game.<br />

The experiment where, at a defending team<br />

free kick in the penalty area, the ball is in play<br />

once it is kicked and does not have to leave<br />

the penalty area, has produced a faster and<br />

more constructive restart. Opponents must remain<br />

outside the penalty area and at least<br />

9.15m away until the ball is in play. The same<br />

change has been made to the goal kick (see<br />

Law 16).<br />

Goal celebrations, Law 12<br />

Changes<br />

A Yellow Card for an ‘illegal’ celebration (e.g.<br />

removing the shirt) remains even if the goal is<br />

disallowed<br />

Explanation<br />

Cautions for inappropriate goal celebrations<br />

apply even if the goal is disallowed as the impact<br />

(safety, image of the game etc.) is the<br />

same as if the goal was awarded. - Cont


FA Rule Changes For Next Season—Cont<br />

Goal kick, Law 16<br />

Changes<br />

The ball is in play once the kick is taken; it can<br />

be played before leaving the penalty area<br />

Explanation<br />

The experiment that at a goal kick the ball is in<br />

play once it is kicked, and does not have to<br />

leave the penalty area, has created a faster<br />

and more dynamic/constructive restart to the<br />

game. It has reduced the time ‘lost/wasted’ including<br />

stopping the tactic of ‘wasting’ time<br />

when a defender deliberately plays the ball before<br />

it leaves the penalty area knowing that all<br />

that will happen is the goal kick will be retaken.<br />

Opponents must remain outside the penalty<br />

area until the ball is in play.<br />

Handball, Law 12<br />

Changes<br />

• Deliberate handball remains an offence<br />

• The following ‘handball’ situations, even if<br />

accidental, will be a free kick:<br />

• the ball goes into the goal after touching an<br />

attacking player’s hand/arm<br />

a player gains control/possession of the ball<br />

after it has touched their hand/arm<br />

and then scores, or creates a goal-scoring opportunity<br />

the ball touches a player’s hand/arm which<br />

has made their body unnaturally bigger<br />

the ball touches a player’s hand/arm when it is<br />

above their shoulder (unless the player has<br />

deliberately played the ball which then touches<br />

their hand/arm)<br />

The following will not usually be a free kick,<br />

unless they are one of the above situations:<br />

• the ball touches a player’s hand/arm directly<br />

from their own head/body/foot or the head/<br />

body/foot of another player who is close/near<br />

• the ball touches a player’s hand/arm which is<br />

close to their body and has not made their<br />

body unnaturally bigger<br />

• if a player is falling and the ball touches their<br />

hand/arm when it is between their body and<br />

the ground to support the body (but not extended<br />

to make the body bigger)<br />

• If the goalkeeper attempts to ‘clear’ (release<br />

into play) a throw-in or deliberate kick from a<br />

team-mate but the ‘clearance’ fails, the goalkeeper<br />

can then handle the ball<br />

Explanation<br />

Greater clarity is needed for handball, especially<br />

on those occasions when ‘non- deliberate’<br />

handball is an offence. The re-wording follows<br />

a number of principles:<br />

• football does not accept a goal being scored<br />

by a hand/arm (even if accidental)<br />

•football expects a player to be penalised for<br />

handball if they gain possession/control<br />

of the ball from their hand/arm and gain a major<br />

advantage e.g. score or create a goalscoring<br />

opportunity<br />

•it is natural for a player to put their arm between<br />

their body and the ground for support<br />

when falling.<br />

•having the hand/arm above shoulder height is<br />

rarely a ‘natural’ position and a player is<br />

‘taking a risk’ by having the hand/arm in that<br />

position, including when sliding<br />

•if the ball comes off the player’s body, or off<br />

another player (of either team) who is close<br />

by, onto the hands/arms it is often impossible<br />

to avoid contact with the ball<br />

When the GK clearly kicks or tries to kick the<br />

ball into play, this shows no intention to handle<br />

the ball so, if the ‘clearance’ attempt is unsuccessful,<br />

the goalkeeper can then handle the<br />

ball without committing an offence<br />

Kick-off, Law 8<br />

Changes<br />

The team that wins the toss can now choose<br />

to take the kick-off or which goal to attack<br />

(previously they only had the choice of which<br />

goal to attack)<br />

Explanation<br />

Recent Law changes have made the kick-off<br />

more dynamic (e.g. a goal can be scored directly<br />

from the kick-off) so captains winning<br />

the toss often ask to take the kick-off.<br />

Medical breaks, Law 7<br />

Changes<br />

• Difference between ‘cooling’ breaks (90 secs<br />

– 3 mins) and ‘drinks’ breaks (max 1 min)<br />

Explanation<br />

In the interests of player safety, competition<br />

rules may allow, in certain weather conditions<br />

(e.g. high humidity and temperatures),<br />

‘cooling’ breaks (from ninety seconds to three<br />

minutes) to allow the body’s temperature to<br />

fall; they are different from<br />

‘drinks’ breaks (maximum one minute) which<br />

are for rehydration.<br />

Continued


DATE OPPOSITION COMP Sc ATT 1 2 3 4<br />

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11 Aug 2018<br />

18 Aug 2018<br />

21 Aug 2018<br />

25 Aug 2018<br />

27 Aug 2018<br />

01 Sept 2018<br />

04 Sept 2018<br />

08 Sept 2018<br />

15 Sept 2018<br />

23 Sept 2018<br />

25 Sept 2018<br />

29 Sept 2018<br />

02 Oct 2018<br />

06 Oct 2018<br />

13 Oct 2018<br />

20 Oct 2018<br />

27 Oct 2018<br />

30 Oct 2018<br />

03 Nov 2018<br />

10 Nov 2018<br />

17 Nov 2018<br />

24 Nov 2018<br />

08 Dec 2018<br />

15 Dec 2018<br />

23 Dec 2018<br />

29 Dec 2018<br />

05 Jan <strong>2019</strong><br />

19 Jan <strong>2019</strong><br />

22 Jan 2018<br />

26 Jan <strong>2019</strong><br />

02 Feb <strong>2019</strong><br />

05 Feb <strong>2019</strong><br />

16 Feb <strong>2019</strong><br />

23 Feb <strong>2019</strong><br />

26 Feb <strong>2019</strong><br />

02 Mar <strong>2019</strong><br />

09 Mar <strong>2019</strong><br />

16 Mar <strong>2019</strong><br />

23 Mar <strong>2019</strong><br />

30 Mar <strong>2019</strong><br />

06 Apr <strong>2019</strong><br />

13 Apr <strong>2019</strong><br />

20 Apr <strong>2019</strong><br />

22 Apr <strong>2019</strong><br />

27 Apr <strong>2019</strong><br />

<strong>Horsham</strong><br />

Greenwich Borough<br />

Tonbridge Angeks<br />

Bearsted<br />

Cray Wanderers<br />

Thamesmead Twn<br />

Phoenix Sports<br />

Gosport Borough<br />

Whyteleafe<br />

Guernsey<br />

Ashford United<br />

Ramsgate<br />

South Park<br />

Haywards Heath<br />

Faversham Town<br />

Phoenix Sports<br />

Wingate & Finchley<br />

Folkestone Invicta<br />

Hythe Town<br />

Whitstable Town<br />

Three Bridges<br />

East Grinstead T<br />

Faversham Town<br />

Sevenoaks Town<br />

Cray Wanderers<br />

Herne Bay<br />

Hastings United<br />

Ramsgate<br />

VCD Athletic<br />

Haywards Heath<br />

Phoenix Sports<br />

Ashford United<br />

East Grinstead Town<br />

VCD Athletic<br />

Three Bridges<br />

Faversham Town<br />

Sevenoaks Town<br />

Whitstable Town<br />

Hythe Town<br />

Geenwich Borough<br />

<strong>Horsham</strong><br />

Whyteleafe<br />

Hastings United<br />

Herne Bay<br />

Guernsey<br />

League<br />

League<br />

Kent Snr Cup<br />

FA Cup (Prel)<br />

League<br />

League<br />

Velocity Trop<br />

FA Cup (1 Q)<br />

League<br />

League<br />

League<br />

League<br />

Velocity Trop<br />

League<br />

FA Trophy<br />

League<br />

FA Trophy<br />

Velocity Trop<br />

League<br />

League<br />

League<br />

League<br />

League<br />

League<br />

League<br />

League<br />

League<br />

League<br />

League<br />

League<br />

League<br />

League<br />

League<br />

League<br />

League<br />

League<br />

League<br />

League<br />

League<br />

League<br />

League<br />

League<br />

League<br />

League<br />

League<br />

A<br />

H<br />

A<br />

H<br />

H<br />

A<br />

H<br />

H<br />

H<br />

A<br />

A<br />

H<br />

A<br />

A<br />

A<br />

H<br />

H<br />

A<br />

A<br />

H<br />

H<br />

A<br />

A<br />

H<br />

A<br />

H<br />

A<br />

A<br />

H<br />

H<br />

A<br />

H<br />

H<br />

A<br />

A<br />

H<br />

A<br />

A<br />

H<br />

A<br />

H<br />

A<br />

H<br />

A<br />

H<br />

2-1<br />

4-2<br />

2-3<br />

2-0<br />

0-2<br />

4-5<br />

2-0<br />

0-1<br />

2-1<br />

2-1<br />

1-1<br />

0-1<br />

2-1<br />

0-2<br />

2-0<br />

1-1<br />

1-2<br />

1-3<br />

2-3<br />

1-2<br />

0-1<br />

1-2<br />

1-3<br />

4-1<br />

1-2<br />

2-3<br />

0-5<br />

0-4<br />

1-2<br />

1-2<br />

4-3<br />

0-2<br />

2-1<br />

2-1<br />

5-0<br />

3-1<br />

1-0<br />

1-2<br />

0-3<br />

1-2<br />

195<br />

148<br />

218<br />

204<br />

149<br />

139<br />

80<br />

154<br />

122<br />

634<br />

246<br />

171<br />

51<br />

113<br />

310<br />

155<br />

155<br />

121<br />

252<br />

198<br />

132<br />

84<br />

296<br />

77<br />

259<br />

273<br />

432<br />

244<br />

120<br />

177<br />

124<br />

174<br />

175<br />

121<br />

94<br />

295<br />

193<br />

177<br />

192<br />

74<br />

Lee<br />

Lee<br />

Brooks<br />

Lee<br />

Lee<br />

Lee<br />

Brooks<br />

Lee<br />

Lee<br />

Lee<br />

Lee<br />

Lee<br />

Lee<br />

Lee<br />

Lee<br />

Lee<br />

Pritchard<br />

Lee<br />

Lee<br />

Funnell<br />

Lee<br />

Funnell<br />

Lee<br />

Lee<br />

Lee<br />

Lee<br />

Lee<br />

Lee<br />

Lee<br />

Lee<br />

Lee<br />

Lee<br />

Lee<br />

Lee<br />

Lee<br />

Lee<br />

Lee<br />

Lee<br />

Lee<br />

Lee<br />

Lofting<br />

Lofting<br />

Hatfull<br />

Dorling<br />

Dorling<br />

Hatfull<br />

Webber<br />

Webber<br />

Webber<br />

Webber<br />

Webber<br />

Webber<br />

Dorling<br />

Webber<br />

Webber<br />

Dorling*<br />

Webber<br />

Webber<br />

Webber<br />

Webber<br />

Webber<br />

Webber<br />

Webber 1<br />

Devine<br />

Devine<br />

Devine<br />

Devine<br />

Ndew*<br />

Muskaj*<br />

Webber<br />

Webber<br />

Webber<br />

Webber<br />

Webber<br />

Webber<br />

Webber<br />

Webber<br />

Webber<br />

Webber<br />

Webber<br />

Dorling<br />

Dorling<br />

Dorling<br />

Crimmen<br />

Crimmen<br />

Crimmen<br />

Crimmen<br />

Dorling<br />

Dorling*<br />

Dorling<br />

Dorling<br />

Crimmen<br />

Crimmen<br />

Crimmen*<br />

Dorling*<br />

Crimmen<br />

Dorling*<br />

Crimmen+<br />

Crimmen<br />

Crimmen<br />

Crimmen<br />

Ishanzadeh*<br />

Crimmen<br />

Webber<br />

Webber 1<br />

Webber<br />

Lofting<br />

Webber<br />

Lofting<br />

Morrell<br />

Morrell<br />

Morrell<br />

Morrell<br />

Morrell<br />

Morrell*<br />

Morrell<br />

Amoah<br />

Amoah*<br />

Morrell<br />

Lofting*<br />

Parkinson<br />

Parkinson*<br />

Parkinson 1<br />

Parkinson<br />

Parkinson*<br />

Parkinson 1<br />

Hatfull<br />

Parkinson<br />

Parkinson<br />

Allan<br />

Parkinson*<br />

Parkinson*<br />

McFarlane*<br />

Parkinson<br />

Hatfull 1<br />

Hatfull*<br />

Parkinson 1<br />

Parkinson*<br />

Parkinson 1<br />

Parkinson+<br />

Chambers*<br />

Chambers*<br />

Chambers<br />

Chambers<br />

Parkinson<br />

Chambers<br />

Riches<br />

Muskaj<br />

Webber<br />

Spencer<br />

Lofting<br />

Fagg<br />

Fitchett*<br />

Spencer*<br />

Fagg<br />

Fagg<br />

Fagg<br />

Morrell<br />

Amoah<br />

Allan<br />

Allan<br />

Allan<br />

Allan<br />

Allan<br />

Allan<br />

Allan<br />

Dorling<br />

Allan<br />

Allan<br />

Fitchett<br />

Allan<br />

Allan<br />

Fitchett<br />

Allan<br />

Allan<br />

Fitchett<br />

Fitchett<br />

Fitchett<br />

Denny<br />

Allan<br />

Denny<br />

Allan<br />

Allan<br />

Allan<br />

Allan+<br />

Allan<br />

Fitchett<br />

Fitchett<br />

Fitchett<br />

Fagg<br />

Fagg 1<br />

Spencer<br />

Spencer<br />

Fitchett<br />

Fitchett<br />

Fitchett<br />

Morrell<br />

Barkway<br />

Barkaway*<br />

Barkaway<br />

KEY to above grid:<br />

@ = After Extra Time<br />

& = Lost on Pens<br />

+ = Own Goal<br />

# = Sent Off<br />

1,2,3, etc after players name = goals scored<br />

* = Subs used and players substituted<br />

** = Sub was Substituted


6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 16 17<br />

Webber<br />

Webber<br />

Crimmen<br />

Webber<br />

Webber<br />

Webber<br />

Fitchett 1<br />

Fitchett<br />

Fitchett<br />

Chambers<br />

Fitchett<br />

Fitchett<br />

Denny<br />

Fitchett<br />

Fitchett<br />

Allan 1<br />

Denny<br />

Denny<br />

Fitchett<br />

Fitchett*<br />

Fitchett<br />

Denny<br />

Fitchett<br />

Fitchett 1<br />

Fitchett<br />

Fitchett<br />

Webber<br />

Chambers<br />

Chambers<br />

Chambers* 1<br />

Chambers<br />

Chambers<br />

Chambers<br />

Chambers<br />

Chambers*<br />

Chambers 1<br />

Chambers<br />

Chambers<br />

Chambers<br />

Chambers*<br />

Jackson 1<br />

Jackson 2<br />

Adebayu 1<br />

Jackson 2<br />

Jackson<br />

Jackson<br />

Ke Orenuga*<br />

Jackson+<br />

Adebeyo<br />

Loynes 2<br />

Adebeyo*<br />

Jackson<br />

Jackson<br />

Jackson<br />

Jackson<br />

Jackson<br />

Jackson<br />

Fagg*<br />

Fagg*<br />

Jackson 1<br />

Jackson<br />

Jackson<br />

Carvalho*<br />

Carvalho 1<br />

Carvalho*<br />

Carvalho<br />

Carvalho<br />

Woods<br />

Adebeyo<br />

Adebayo*<br />

Adebeyo*<br />

Adebeyo*<br />

Loynes*<br />

Adebeyo*<br />

Adebeyo 1*<br />

Adebeyo *<br />

Adebeyo*<br />

Adebeyo*<br />

Adebeyo*<br />

Phillip*<br />

Adebayo<br />

Chambers<br />

Chambers*<br />

Chambers<br />

Chambers*<br />

Chambers 1<br />

Chambers*<br />

Chambers<br />

Chambers*<br />

Parkinson*<br />

Chambers<br />

Chambers<br />

Chambers<br />

McFarlane<br />

Chambers*<br />

Chambers<br />

Chambers<br />

Chambers<br />

Chambers<br />

Chambers<br />

Dawodu*<br />

Dawodu*<br />

Woods<br />

Parkinson*<br />

Chambers<br />

Woods* 1<br />

Chambers<br />

Fagg<br />

Fagg*<br />

McFarlane*<br />

McFarlane*<br />

Woods<br />

Barnard<br />

Barnard 2<br />

Barnard<br />

Barnard<br />

Barnard<br />

Barnard<br />

Barnard<br />

Barnard<br />

Dawodu*<br />

Dawodu*<br />

CaneyBryan*1<br />

Dawodu*<br />

Dawodu<br />

Dawodu*<br />

Dawodu*<br />

Dawodu<br />

Dawodu 1<br />

Dawodu<br />

Dawodu<br />

Dawodu<br />

Caney-Bryan1*<br />

Caney-Bryan*<br />

Elder* 1<br />

Elder*<br />

Elder<br />

Jackson<br />

Jackson<br />

Elder*<br />

Smith<br />

Smith<br />

Smith*<br />

Smith* 1<br />

Smith*<br />

Smith* 1<br />

Elder<br />

Loynes*<br />

Campbell 1<br />

Campbell<br />

Campbell 2<br />

Campbell<br />

Caney-Bryan<br />

Campbell<br />

Campbell 2<br />

Campbell<br />

Campbell<br />

Campbell<br />

Campbell<br />

Campbell<br />

Fagg*<br />

Fagg<br />

Dawodu*<br />

Fagg*<br />

Fagg<br />

Fagg<br />

Fagg<br />

Fagg*<br />

Fagg 1<br />

Fagg*<br />

Fagg 1<br />

Fagg#<br />

Fagg<br />

Dawodu<br />

Dawodu<br />

Dawodu*<br />

Dawodu<br />

Dawodu 1<br />

Dawodu<br />

Fagg<br />

Fagg<br />

Fagg 1<br />

Fagg<br />

Fagg<br />

Fagg<br />

Fagg<br />

Fagg*<br />

Lewins<br />

Lewins*<br />

Woods<br />

Woods<br />

Caney-Bryan<br />

Lewins 1<br />

Lewins<br />

Woods 1<br />

Woods*<br />

Woods*<br />

Lewins<br />

Lewins*<br />

Woods<br />

Loynes* 1<br />

Loynes* 1<br />

Loynes*<br />

Loynes*<br />

Loynes*<br />

Loynes* 1<br />

Adebeyo 1<br />

Adebayo*<br />

Loynes*<br />

Adebeyo<br />

Loynes<br />

Loybes*<br />

Hatfull<br />

Loynes<br />

Loynes<br />

Loynes<br />

Loynes*<br />

Loynes<br />

Loynes* 1<br />

Loynes<br />

Loynes<br />

Liynes<br />

Loynes*<br />

Loynes* 1<br />

Woods*<br />

Jackson<br />

Adebeyo*<br />

Middleton<br />

Middleton<br />

Babbington<br />

Babbington<br />

Babbington*<br />

Babbington*<br />

Babbington*<br />

Babbington1<br />

Babbington*1<br />

Babbington*<br />

Babbington*1<br />

Babbington<br />

Babbington<br />

Hatfull<br />

Hatfull<br />

Jackson*<br />

McFarlane*<br />

Hatfull<br />

Caney-Bryan<br />

Caney-Bryan*<br />

Loynes*<br />

Hatfull*<br />

Crimmen<br />

Crimmen<br />

Elder*<br />

Webber<br />

Dorling*<br />

Crimmen*<br />

Denny*<br />

Crimmen<br />

Dorling*<br />

Dorling<br />

Dorling<br />

Dorling*<br />

Waritay*<br />

Riches<br />

Dawodu*<br />

Lofting<br />

Lofting<br />

Otuadinma*<br />

Lofting*<br />

Spencer<br />

Ndew<br />

Spencer<br />

Ndew<br />

Lofting<br />

Amoah*<br />

Amoah*<br />

Amoah<br />

Lofting<br />

Lofting<br />

Lofting<br />

Amoah<br />

McFarlane*<br />

McFarlane*<br />

Elder*<br />

Adebayo*<br />

Adebayo*<br />

Dorling<br />

Loynes<br />

Elder*<br />

Crimmen*<br />

Hatfull*<br />

Denny<br />

Dorling<br />

Allan<br />

East<br />

Parkinson*<br />

East<br />

Hatfull*<br />

Elder<br />

Hatfull<br />

Hatfull<br />

Hatfull*<br />

Adebeyo*<br />

Elder<br />

Lofting<br />

Dawodu*<br />

Phipps<br />

Latunde*<br />

McFarlane<br />

Woods*<br />

Middleton*<br />

Ndew*<br />

Lofting*<br />

Lawrence*<br />

McFarlane*<br />

Ndew^<br />

Ndew*<br />

Ndew<br />

Phipps<br />

Phipps<br />

Lewins*<br />

Adebayo*<br />

Adebayo*<br />

McFarlane*<br />

Caney_Bryan*<br />

McFarlane*<br />

Elder* 1<br />

Jackson*<br />

Crimmen<br />

Caney-Bryan*<br />

Caney-Bryan*<br />

Hatfull*<br />

Denny<br />

Riches*<br />

Denny<br />

Caney-Bryan*<br />

Parkinson*<br />

McFarlane<br />

Hatfull*<br />

Carvalho#<br />

Caney-Bryan*<br />

Otuadinma<br />

Elder*<br />

Dawodu*<br />

Elder*<br />

Latunde*<br />

Dawodu*<br />

Loynes<br />

Adebeyo*<br />

Morrell<br />

Lofting<br />

Middleton*<br />

Middleton*<br />

McFarlane<br />

Middleton<br />

Lawrence*<br />

McFarlane*<br />

McFarlane*<br />

Middleton*<br />

Lawrence*<br />

Adebeyo*<br />

CaneyBryan*<br />

CaneyBryan*<br />

Fagg<br />

Caney-Bryan*<br />

Canry-Bryan*<br />

Adebeyo*<br />

Riches*<br />

Hatful<br />

Elder<br />

Denny<br />

Caney-Bryan*<br />

Hatfull*<br />

Dawodu 1<br />

Hatfull<br />

Denny<br />

McDarlane<br />

Caney-Bryan*<br />

Caney-Bryan*<br />

Latunde*<br />

Dawodu*<br />

Elder*<br />

Lofting<br />

Jackson*<br />

Otuadinma<br />

Otuadinma<br />

McDonagh*<br />

East<br />

Orenuga**<br />

Caney-Bryan*<br />

Caney-Bryan*<br />

Caney-Bryan*<br />

Riches<br />

Adebeyo* 1<br />

Woods*<br />

Lewins<br />

Lewins*<br />

Lewins*<br />

Woods*<br />

Middleton*<br />

Caney-Bryan*<br />

Brooks<br />

Brooks<br />

Lee<br />

Brooks<br />

Brooks<br />

Lee<br />

Brooks<br />

Brooks<br />

Brooks<br />

Brooks<br />

Brooks<br />

East<br />

Elder*<br />

East<br />

Canry-Bryan*<br />

East<br />

Pritchard<br />

Pritchard<br />

Lee<br />

Funnell<br />

Lee<br />

Adebeyo*<br />

Woods*<br />

East<br />

Funnell<br />

Funnell<br />

Riches<br />

Elder<br />

Middleton*<br />

Caney-Bryan<br />

Middleton<br />

Funnell<br />

Midd;eton*<br />

Caney-Bryan*<br />

Caney-Bryan*<br />

Middleton<br />

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FA Rule Changes—Continued<br />

Penalty kick, Law 14<br />

Changes<br />

• The team’s penalty taker can have (quick)<br />

treatment/assessment and then take the kick<br />

• The goalkeeper must not be touching the<br />

goalposts/crossbar/nets; they must not be<br />

moving<br />

• The goalkeeper must have at least part of one<br />

foot on/in line with the goal line when the kick is<br />

taken; cannot stand behind the line<br />

Explanation<br />

It is unfair if the kicker needs assessment/<br />

treatment and then has to leave the field and<br />

cannot take the penalty kick.<br />

The referee must not signal for the penalty kick<br />

to be taken if the goalkeeper is touching the<br />

goalposts, crossbar or net, or if they are moving<br />

e.g. the goalkeeper has kicked/shaken them<br />

Goalkeepers are not permitted to stand in front<br />

of or behind the line. Allowing the goalkeeper to<br />

have only one foot touching the goal line (or, if<br />

jumping, in line with the goal line) when the<br />

penalty kick is taken is a more practical approach<br />

as it is easier to identify if both feet are<br />

not on the line. As the kicker can ‘stutter’ in the<br />

run, it is reasonable that the goalkeeper can<br />

take one step in anticipation of the kick.<br />

Players’ equipment, Law 4<br />

Changes<br />

Multi-coloured/patterned undershirts are allowed<br />

if they are the same as the sleeve of the<br />

main shirt<br />

Explanation<br />

Manufacturers now make patterned undershirts<br />

whose sleeves are the same as the main shirt<br />

sleeve; these should be allowed as they help<br />

match officials’ decision-making.<br />

Quick free kick and YCard/RCard, Law 12<br />

Changes<br />

If the referee is about to issue a YC/RC but the<br />

non-offending team takes the free kick quickly<br />

and creates a goal-scoring opportunity, the referee<br />

can delay the YC/RC until the next stoppage<br />

if the offending team was not distracted<br />

by the referee<br />

Explanation<br />

Occasionally, an attack is stopped by a cautionable<br />

(YC) or sending-off (RC) offence and the<br />

attacking team takes a quick free kick which<br />

restores the ‘lost’ attack; it is clearly ‘unfair’ if<br />

this ‘new’ attack is stopped to issue the YC/RC.<br />

However, if the referee has distracted the offending<br />

team by starting the YC/RC procedure,<br />

the quick free kick is not allowed. For a DOGSO<br />

offence, the player will be cautioned (YC) and<br />

not sent-off (RC) because the attack was restarted<br />

(as when advantage is applied for a<br />

DOGSO offence).<br />

Substitutes, Law 3<br />

Changes<br />

A player who is being substituted must leave<br />

the field by the nearest point on the touchline/<br />

goal line (unless the referee indicates the player<br />

can leave quickly/ immediately at the halfway<br />

line or a different point because of safety, injury<br />

etc.)<br />

Explanation<br />

To stop a player who is being substituted<br />

‘wasting’ time by leaving slowly at the halfway<br />

line (which is not a Law requirement) the player<br />

must leave at the nearest point (as with an injury)<br />

unless the referee indicates otherwise, e.g.<br />

if the player can leave quickly at the halfway<br />

line, there is a safety/security issue or the player<br />

leaves on a stretcher. The player must go<br />

immediately to the technical area or dressing<br />

room to avoid problems with substitutes, spectators,<br />

or the match officials. A player who infringes<br />

the spirit of this Law should be sanctioned<br />

for unsporting behaviour i.e. delaying the<br />

restart of play.<br />

Team officials, Laws 5 & 12<br />

Changes<br />

A team official guilty of misconduct will be<br />

shown a YC (caution) or RC (sending- off) *; if<br />

the offender cannot be identified, the senior<br />

coach who is in the technical area at the time<br />

will receive the YC/RC<br />

* Law 12 will have a list of YC/RC offences<br />

Explanation<br />

The experiment with YC/RC for misconduct by<br />

team officials has been successful and has revealed<br />

many benefits at all levels, including for<br />

young referees dealing with ‘difficult’ adult<br />

coaches. If the offender cannot be identified,<br />

the senior team official (usually the main coach)<br />

in the technical area will receive the YC/RC (as<br />

the person responsible for the other team officials).<br />

End


Player Apps 18-19 Sub 18-19 Goals 18-19 Tot Starts Total Sub Apps Tot Goals<br />

Adebayo, Izzy 17 10 4 17 10 4<br />

Allan, Lex 21 0 1 39 8 2<br />

Amoah, Kwasi 3 2 0 3 2 0<br />

Babbington, Timmie 11 0 3 11 0 3<br />

Barkway, Harry 3 0 0 3 0 0<br />

Barnard, Chris 8 0 2 43 1 2<br />

Brooks, Harry 2 0 0 2 0 0<br />

Campbell, Roman 11 0 5 11 0 5<br />

Caney-Bryan, Johan 5 18 3 5 18 6<br />

Carvalho, Gil 5 1 1 30 12 4<br />

Chambers, Lewis 39 0 3 48 0 4<br />

Crimmen, Reiss 14 2 0 21 2 0<br />

Dawodu, Bola 20 6 2 50 7 10<br />

Denny, Joe 6 1 0 6 1 0<br />

Divine, Danny 4 0 0 4 0 0<br />

Dorling, Josh 14 3 0 28 5 0<br />

Elder, Nathan 5 8 2 5 8 2<br />

Fagg, Tommie 30 0 4 30 0 4<br />

Fitchett, Ben 26 0 2 26 0 2<br />

Funnell, Matthew 2 0 0 2 0 0<br />

Hatfull, Harrison 6 6 1 10 11 1<br />

Ishanzadeh, Naseer 1 0 0 1 0 0<br />

Jackson, Ira 18 3 7 18 3 7<br />

Latunde, David 0 3 0 0 3 0<br />

Lawrence, Thomas 0 3 0 0 3 0<br />

Lee, Patrick 35 0 0 35 0 0<br />

Lewins, Billy 6 3 3 6 3 3<br />

Lofting, Robert 6 2 0 6 2 0<br />

Loynes, Tom 23 1 6 111 40 18<br />

McDonagh, Xavier 0 1 0 0 1 0<br />

McFarlane, Khalil 4 9 0 4 9 0<br />

Middleton, Liam 2 7 1 2 7 1<br />

Morrell, Jack 10 0 0 10 0 0<br />

Muskaj, Arben 2 0 0 2 0 0<br />

Ndew, Abdel 1 3 0 1 3 0<br />

Orenuga, Keith 0 1 0 0 1 0<br />

Orenuga, Kenny 1 0 0 1 0 0<br />

Otuadinma. Chimidi 0 2 0 0 2 0<br />

Parkinson, Dan 18 2 3 31 5 5<br />

Phillip, Kane 1 0 0 24 13 3<br />

Pritchard,-Louison, Shea 1 0 0 1 0 0<br />

Riches, Dylan 1 2 0 2 2 1<br />

Smith, David 6 0 2 31 28 15<br />

Spencer, Joshua 4 1 0 4 1 0<br />

Waritay, Amadu 0 2 0 0 2 0<br />

Webber, Chris 37 0 3 80 0 4<br />

Woods, Henry 11 4 2 11 4 2


<strong>Match</strong> Reports by Tony Rickson<br />

9th March <strong>2019</strong><br />

Bostik South East<br />

Sevenoaks Town 0 <strong>Sittingbourne</strong> 1,att 193<br />

When the time comes to look back on <strong>Sittingbourne</strong>’s<br />

incredible run of five successive<br />

wins, then this will be the one that’s hardest to<br />

remember.<br />

It was a bit scrappy, it was definitely spoiled by<br />

a chilly and strong wind, and there weren’t that<br />

many goal opportunities at either end.<br />

Which is why this was such a good win by <strong>Sittingbourne</strong>.<br />

They had to battle it out, they had<br />

to dig deep, they had to run and compete and<br />

tackle and make sure they were doing it all just<br />

that bit longer and harder than the home side.<br />

And they got their reward with an 85th minute<br />

winner by young sub Liam Middleton, his first<br />

goal for the club after becoming one of Chris<br />

Lynch’s first signings back in January.<br />

It gave <strong>Sittingbourne</strong> their first double of the<br />

season, having beaten Sevenoaks 4-1 at home<br />

before Christmas.<br />

It gave them their second clean sheet of the<br />

season – that’s just a penalty and a header<br />

from a corner scored against them in the last<br />

four games. Not a single goal from open play.<br />

And it took them up to 12th in the Bostik South<br />

East League, leapfrogging over Sevenoaks,<br />

and surely consigning to the dustbin all the<br />

fears of possible relegation that were so much<br />

to the forefront before Lynch came in and<br />

waved his magic wand.<br />

With Ben Fitchett back at Margate, <strong>Sittingbourne</strong><br />

made just the one change from the<br />

team that beat Faversham in the local derby the<br />

previous Saturday, Kwasi Amoah making his<br />

first start at left-back and Jack Morrell switching<br />

to central defence.<br />

And what a pairing Morrell and Tommy Fagg<br />

made at the back – they were the rock on which<br />

<strong>Sittingbourne</strong> built a team that comfortably<br />

thwarted everything Sevenoaks could throw at<br />

them. Well, everything apart from a couple of<br />

alarms later in the first half.<br />

The wind was at its strongest in that half and it<br />

did its best to spoil the game. <strong>Sittingbourne</strong> got<br />

forward to force corners and free-kicks in dangerous<br />

positions, but so hard were they to control<br />

that none of them amounted to much. And<br />

when Sevenoaks tried to get the ball forward,<br />

so often was it overhit that goalkeeper Patrick<br />

Lee had only to collect them or let them run out<br />

for goal-kicks.<br />

Sevenoaks did get the ball in the net after 25<br />

minutes from a free-kick that swung deep into<br />

the area only for the assistant referee to signal<br />

offside, and they had fierce appeals for a penalty<br />

for handball rejected just before half-time. I<br />

didn’t see anything, but so concerted and unanimous<br />

were the home players’ appeals that you<br />

felt there must have been something in it. No<br />

good them fiercely complaining to the referee<br />

after he’d blown the half-time whistle, though –<br />

he wasn’t going to give it then.<br />

Having had only a Chris Barnard shot saved by<br />

the diving keeper to show for their first half attacks,<br />

<strong>Sittingbourne</strong> were much more dangerous<br />

in the second half and quickly established<br />

themselves as the better side.<br />

Both Barnard and Henry Woods had shots that<br />

were too close to the keeper, Izzy Adebayo had<br />

an effort fizz wide and Roman Campbell won a<br />

couple of flick-ons in dangerous positions from<br />

Lewis Chambers’<br />

throw-ins only for no-one to claim the second<br />

ball.<br />

Sevenoaks hadn’t had much of a look-in all<br />

through the half but suddenly had a bit of a flurry,<br />

<strong>Sittingbourne</strong> having to be brave and determined<br />

to keep out a couple of corners and freekicks<br />

in dangerous positions.<br />

It always looked as if Sevenoaks’ defence was<br />

more vulnerable when attacked on the ground<br />

rather than with high balls, and just such a<br />

move gave <strong>Sittingbourne</strong> their glorious winner<br />

with five minutes left on the clock.<br />

Sub Billy Lewins and Campbell combined well,<br />

and from Campbell’s neat through pass, Middleton<br />

burst into space behind the defence and<br />

confidently and coolly finished it with a shot into<br />

the far corner past the advancing keeper.<br />

That made it 18 points out of a possible 21 –<br />

<strong>Sittingbourne</strong>’s best run for a number of years.<br />

The fans, as noisy as ever here, are lapping it<br />

up, and the players look like they’re enjoying<br />

every minute of it, too.<br />

You can’t beat an away win – and that’s four of<br />

them on the bounce now.<br />

<strong>Sittingbourne</strong>: Patrick Lee, Chris Webber,<br />

Kwasi Amoah, Tommy Fagg, Jack Morrell,<br />

Lewis Chambers, Izzy Adebayo (Liam Middleton,<br />

66 min), Chris Barnard, Roman Campbell,<br />

Henry Woods (Khalil McFarlane, 79 min), Timmy<br />

Babbington (Billy Lewins, 59 min). Subs not<br />

used: Rob Lofting, Abdel Ndew.


Meet The <strong>Sittingbourne</strong> Squad<br />

Patrick Lee: Goalkeeper. Patrick "Patch" Lee is a young goalkeeper and a product of the Soccer<br />

Elite Football Academy. He signed for Tunbridge Wells before moving on to Chatham Town<br />

for the start of the 2016-17 season. In December 2016 he signed for Ryman Premier side, Harlow<br />

Town. After leaving Harlow he played for Margate until the end of last season.<br />

Robert Lofting: Defender. Made an impressive debut against <strong>Horsham</strong> in the first league<br />

match of this season. Previously played for Arundel.<br />

Chris Webber: Defender. Joined <strong>Sittingbourne</strong> from Canterbury City at the beginning of last<br />

season. Has also played for Billericay and Faversham Town. Made captain for this season.<br />

Lex Allan: Defender. 6’ 7” Lex was spotted playing in local football and offered a trial with <strong>Sittingbourne</strong>.<br />

It soon became clear that he had great potential. This potential has been spotted by<br />

a number of scouts and Lex was invited to play in trial matches and he has not looked out of<br />

place in the company of more experienced players.<br />

Joshua Spencer: Defender: Another to join <strong>Sittingbourne</strong> in January <strong>2019</strong>. Previous club was<br />

Margate<br />

Henry Woods: Defender. Henry joined <strong>Sittingbourne</strong> in January <strong>2019</strong> on loan from Gillingham.<br />

A highly thought of youngster who plays in the Gillingham FC Youth team.<br />

Arben Muskaj: Defender/Midfield. Albanian born, Arben joined <strong>Sittingbourne</strong> in January <strong>2019</strong><br />

from Greek side Souli Paramythias. Before joining Souli Paramythias Arben played for Albanian<br />

1 st Division side Bylis Ballash He played as a youth for Olympiacos. Arban was part of the Albania<br />

U20 side that competed in the 2013 Mediterranean Games held in Mersin, Turkey where he<br />

played in all five games<br />

Lewis Chambers: Midfield, Lewis is another to sign for then new manager, Aslan, in March<br />

2018. He impressed right from his first game for the club. He has played for Maidstone United<br />

youth. Another to have a long throw.<br />

Izzy Adebayo: Midfield. Previous club was Faversham Town. Has also played for South Park<br />

and Tilbury..<br />

Dylan Riches: Midfield. Very talented youngster who scored on his debut for the Brickies in<br />

<strong>April</strong> 2018 against Thamesmead Town. He progressed from <strong>Sittingbourne</strong>’s successful Under<br />

18 side.<br />

Jack Morrell: Midfield. Loanee from Gillingham. Joined <strong>Sittingbourne</strong> to get experience in January<br />

<strong>2019</strong>. Highly thought off at The Gills.<br />

Tom Loynes: Midfield/ Forward. Tom first played for <strong>Sittingbourne</strong> in the 2012-13 season. In<br />

between playing for us he has played at Ramsgate, Whitstable Town and Sheppey United.<br />

Since returning to The Brickies at the beginning of last season he has shown that he has lost<br />

none of his skill and enthusiasm.<br />

Tommie Fagg: Forward. Another graduate from the Soccer Elite Football Academy, and Ashford<br />

United. The tall striker then signed Harlow Town in February 2016 to bolster the attack,<br />

making six appearances for the Hawks in the Isthmian Premier Division. He signed for the<br />

Brickies at the beginning of this season<br />

Roman Campbell: Forward. Roman joined on loan from Gillingham FC. He is captain of their<br />

successful Youth team where he is a prolific goalscorer. Roman scored on his <strong>Sittingbourne</strong> debut<br />

against VCD Athletic in January <strong>2019</strong>.<br />

Liam Middleton: Forward. Joined <strong>Sittingbourne</strong> in January <strong>2019</strong>. Previously played for Canterbury<br />

City.<br />

Johan Caney- Bryan: Forward. Joined <strong>Sittingbourne</strong> at the beginning of the 2018-<strong>2019</strong> season.<br />

Immediately made an impact when he scored two goals in a preseason friendly. Johan<br />

was awarded a scholarship at the University of East London whilst being a third-year sport and<br />

exercise student following an impressive display playing for The UEL football Club.


<strong>Match</strong> Reports by Tony Rickson<br />

1<strong>6th</strong> March <strong>2019</strong><br />

Bostik South East<br />

Whitstable Town 2 <strong>Sittingbourne</strong> 1, att 177<br />

When a well-struck corner doesn’t even reach<br />

the penalty area then you know the wind is<br />

playing havoc with a game.<br />

And when all three goals float over the keeper<br />

and go in at the far post, well … again, you<br />

know the way the wind’s blowing.<br />

Yes, the ferocious Whitstable wind spoiled this<br />

game, making it much scrappier then it could<br />

have been. But then again it was the same for<br />

both sides and the home team battled just that<br />

bit harder to ignore the conditions and stop<br />

their opponents playing.<br />

Lots of energy, commitment and battling has<br />

been Chris Lynch’s basic demand from his<br />

team but for once <strong>Sittingbourne</strong> came up a bit<br />

short.<br />

They defended well enough – both Whitstable<br />

goals were long shots – but in the end they<br />

suffered just their second defeat in eight<br />

games, and were beaten for the first time in an<br />

away game after four wins on the trot.<br />

Harry Barkaway was drafted in for his debut in<br />

the back four with Tommy Fagg away, and Billy<br />

Lewins was preferred to Henry Woods after<br />

a couple of impressive substitute appearances.<br />

It was such a windy day down by the seaside<br />

that football was never going to be easy and<br />

the loyal <strong>Sittingbourne</strong> fans made short work of<br />

any traffic difficulties by immediately getting<br />

behind their team.<br />

They even had a special song as he warmed<br />

up for Whitstable sub Nick Treadwell, who was<br />

once a <strong>Sittingbourne</strong> favourite, but it was another<br />

ex-Brickie, Miles Cornwell, who headed<br />

wide a great early chance for his team after a<br />

swift build-up.<br />

<strong>Sittingbourne</strong> didn’t show much in the opening<br />

half-hour, eventually getting forward for Chris<br />

Webber to hit a low shot wide and Tim<br />

Babbington to shoot straight at the keeper from<br />

a good position.<br />

Whitstable continued to win plenty of the ball<br />

without looking too dangerous, but took the<br />

lead after 33 minutes when Stannard hit a<br />

speculative left-foot shot from 25 yards and it<br />

seemed to hold up enough in the wind to<br />

sneak in high off the far post.<br />

<strong>Sittingbourne</strong> needed to hold on till half-time<br />

and then regroup, which is what they did, coming<br />

out with renewed vigour and a three-man<br />

defence to try to wrest the game back.<br />

They had a good chance with a free-kick<br />

for handball just outside the penalty area but<br />

Roman Campbell couldn’t it get beyond the<br />

wall.<br />

Whitstable seemed content to hold on to their<br />

1-0 lead but they fluked a second on 54<br />

minutes when Wright looked to be crossing to<br />

the far post from out on the left and the ball<br />

sailed over Patrick Lee and into the far corner.<br />

<strong>Sittingbourne</strong> knuckled down to the fight and<br />

soon pulled a goal back when Babbington cut<br />

in from the left, dummied the covering defender,<br />

and found the furthest part of the goal with<br />

a well-aimed shot, his third goal in four games.<br />

Whitstable were happy to respond by looking<br />

for the odd counter-attack and Cornwell twice<br />

got clean on goal, but Lee saved well the first<br />

time and the other one he shot wide.<br />

Without playing much fluent football, fair<br />

enough given the conditions, and without getting<br />

much in the way of 50-50 decisions from<br />

the referee,<br />

<strong>Sittingbourne</strong> mounted some pretty invigorating<br />

late pressure. The home side somehow<br />

survived a couple of scrambles in their own<br />

goal area and then keeper Eason made the<br />

decisive save of the match, flinging himself to<br />

his left to keep out Campbell’s shot on the turn<br />

in injury time.<br />

So Whitstable completed a 2-1 double over<br />

<strong>Sittingbourne</strong> this season – an important result<br />

for them given their precarious position and the<br />

fact they’d only won once previously since<br />

Christmas.<br />

For <strong>Sittingbourne</strong>, their winning run was going<br />

to come to a halt at some time and for a young<br />

team packed with decent and skilful players,<br />

this was hardly going to be their sort of match.<br />

<strong>Sittingbourne</strong>: Patrick Lee, Chris Webber,<br />

Kwasi Amoah (Henry Woods, 45 min), Jack<br />

Morrell, Harry Barkaway, Lewis Chambers<br />

(Yellow card), Izzy Adebayo (Johan Caney-<br />

Bryan, 31 min), Chris Barnard, Roman Campbell,<br />

Billy Lewins, Timmy Babbington (Liam<br />

Middleton, 71 min). Subs not used: Rob Lofting,<br />

Franklin Phipps.


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Joining the lottery is, after attending home games, the most important way you can help to build<br />

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£40, Ticket number 064, David Farley, <strong>Sittingbourne</strong><br />

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Bostik South League Table to 30/03/<strong>2019</strong><br />

P W D L F A +/- Pts<br />

1 Cray Wanderers 31 22 6 3 67 28 39 72<br />

2 Hastings United 32 19 5 8 69 41 28 62<br />

3 HORSHAM 32 19 5 8 58 34 24 62<br />

4 Ashford United 31 19 4 8 62 27 35 61<br />

5 Haywards Heath Town 31 16 8 7 60 44 16 56<br />

6 VCD Athletic 31 16 2 13 61 57 4 50<br />

7 Hythe Town 32 13 8 11 61 54 7 47<br />

8 Whyteleafe 31 12 6 13 52 46 6 42<br />

9 Phoenix Sports 31 10 10 11 51 56 -5 40<br />

10 Whitstable Town 31 10 9 12 32 46 -14 39<br />

11 Ramsgate 32 9 11 12 48 49 -1 38<br />

12 East Grinstead Town 31 10 8 13 54 57 -3 38<br />

13 Sevenoaks Town 31 10 7 14 41 47 -6 37<br />

14 SITTINGBOURNE 31 11 2 18 45 57 -12 35<br />

15 Three Bridges 31 10 4 17 47 63 -16 34<br />

16 Herne Bay 31 10 4 17 56 73 -17 34<br />

17 Faversham Town 31 8 7 16 48 74 -26 31<br />

18 Guernsey 31 7 7 17 43 66 -23 28<br />

19 Greenwich Borough 32 8 3 21 37 73 -36 27<br />

20 Thamesmead Town 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0<br />

Bostik South East <strong>Match</strong>es Today<br />

2pm Guernsey<br />

3pm Haywards Heath Town<br />

3pm Herne Bay<br />

3pm Hythe Town<br />

3pm Phoenix Sports<br />

3pm Ramsgate<br />

3pm Sevenoaks Town<br />

v Whyteleafe<br />

v Whitstable Town<br />

v Faversham Town<br />

v Ashford United<br />

v East Grinstead Town<br />

v VCD Athletic<br />

v Three Bridges


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awarder £15<br />

Sponsor a Brickie and have your name in the programme as a sponsor<br />

for the entire season, rates are:<br />

Complete Player...............................£50<br />

Socks only........................................£10<br />

Shorts only.......................................£15<br />

Shirt only...........................................£20<br />

Boots only.........................................£15<br />

Web site advertising—An exciting opportunity to advertise on a web<br />

site that has a verifiable 3000 plus hits a month. Box Advert, £75. All<br />

enquiries for web site advertising to Peter Pitts via<br />

bournefc@hotmail.com or call 07785 906627<br />

Inside <strong>Programme</strong> Advertising: (Black & White or Colour). From<br />

£50.00 (Business card size)<br />

Ground Perimeter Boards: Size 8 feet x 3 feet = £250, then £150<br />

per year renewal.. Other sizes negotiable<br />

For any of the above see any committee member. Or email<br />

bournefc@hotmail.com

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