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MINEHEAD v STREET RESERVES 

SATURDAY 19th JANUARY KO 2:00pm (TAUNTON & DIST SAT LEAGUE DIV 3) 

MINEHEAD RESERVES v BISHOPS HULL 

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Afternoon everyone and welcome back to 

The Rec for 2013! 

We have made progress since the last home 

match against Langford, and have notched up useful 

away wins at both Watchet Town and Ilminster 

Town, which have elavated us to 4 th position. 

Having said at the start of the season that 

we would like to be in touch with the leaders at the 

turn of the year, and to then push on, and lo and 

behold that’s exactly where we are. 

The hard work starts now if we are to 

progress further, but everyone in the squad has 

proved that individually and as a team we are 

certainly capable, and having now seemed to have 

overcome the inconsistencies which had held us 

back for the past two seasons, we can look forward 

to an exciting New Year. 

Newy and I, along with the players, would 

really like to thank the travelling supporters who 

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helped vocally during our win at Watchet. Our away 

support has started to really grow, and if anyone 

wishes to travel we are confident we can find seats 

for you, particularly with plenty of away games 

coming up - it makes all the difference to the 

lads..Please contact the chairman if you want to 

find out more. 

We welcome Street Reserves to the Rec this 

afternoon, who have had a momentary blip in what 

they will I’m sure be looking upon as a largely 

successful first half to the season. In recent weeks 

however they have let in quite a few goals, and we 

have managed to nudge ahead of them in the table 

for the first time this season.. 

They are sure to be smarting from last 

weeks’ 4-0 defeat at Watchet, so we will need to 

be on top form to claim all three points today. 

Enjoy the game - Robbie and Newy 

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Good afternoon 

to you all as we welcome 

Street Reserves to The 

Rec for our first home match of 2013. 

It was great to see the blues win 

the local derby at Watchet on Boxing Day, 

when a fiesty game was eventually settled 

by a Stefan Phillips penalty 12 minutes from 

the end. A large party of 60-70 travelling 

Minehead supporters helped swell the gate 

to an estimated 180, which was obviously 

hampered by a storm starting less than an 

hour before kick off. But well done to the 

lads for overcoming the pitch, opposition 

and dare I say the officials, to win the game 

despite having two sent off before half time. 

Promotion out of the County 

League and into the Toolstation Western 

League is a long process whereby any clubs 

wishing to go up have to apply to the FA 

before 31 st December 2012. Strict ground 

grading criteria is involved, which this year 

is being completed by the full FA themselves 

and NOT by the relevant leagues. We have 

a few things to do facilities wise, some 

difficult some straight forward, but the most 

important issues now lie firmly in the hands 

of our landlords Minehead Town Council 

and include a long term lease on the ground, 


(Rants no longer being allowed) 

which still did not go through the “final” 

meeting earlier in December and has been 

puck back for further discussion in January. 

Supporters will be pleased to know that we 

have applied to the FA in the hope that our 

ground grading can be delayed until nearer 

to the 31 st March deadline. Only one team 

from each division will be considered for 

promotion, which will effectively be the 

highest placed club who has applied, 

providing they finish within the top five. To 

our knowledge, the only other club to apply 

this season is Ashton & Backwell United, so 

we will need to finish above them to be 

considered. Unfortunately we have already 

lost to them twice this season, and 

therefore no longer have an opportunity to 

take points off of them. We also have far 

more away games remaining than we do 

home, but the way the side has played on 

many occasions this season should give us 

a fighting chance. 

All that remains for me to say is 

from everyone at the club, and in particular 

the players, is to thank all of you most 

sincerely for your support thoughout 2012 

and we look forward to a hopefully 

prosperous 2013 at Irnham Road. 

Let’s get this party started! 

MAFC SUPPORT THE RESPECT CAMPAIGN


The Gerry Hatrick Man of the 

Match Trophy, is awarded to the Minehead 

player whose performance most catches 

the eye at each home match. Adjudicated 

by the mysterious Gerry Hatrick (pronounced “geriatric”), the player winning 

the accolade on the most occasions will be presented with the prestigious 

Gerry Hatrick trophy at the end of the season. The Star Ratings, give a more 

detailed insight into each player’s individual form fluctuations throughout the 

length of the season, but should be largely taken as a bit of fun. 

9 

12/12 Total Games Av'ge Wins 

Stefan Phillips 9 69 10 6.9 3 

Luke Freeman 7 63 9 7 2 

Damion Redman 7 73 11 6.64 2 

Jack Groves-Furse 28 4 7 1 

Mike Graddon 20 3 6.67 1 

Paul Smyth 7 79 12 6.58 1 

Aaron Deeks 72 11 6.55 1 

Mike Mullen 7 83 13 6.38 1 

Chris Yeates 7 51 8 6.38 1 

Sam Hutchings 8 1 8 

Guy Burns 8 8 1 8 

Lee Smyth 7 7 1 7 

Matt Cracknell 7 60 9 6.67 

Luke Webber 59 9 6.56 

Chris Meredith 7 65 10 6.5 

Chris Newbold 7 77 12 6.42 

Martyn Phillips 36 6 6 

Wes Pooley 18 3 6 

Kyran Wilkins 12 2 6 

Rob Gurnett 12 2 6 

Luke Bloys 40 7 5.71 

Zac Ryder 5 1 5


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Minehead AFC would like to sincerely thank 

Mr Frank Whitehouse for his continued support of the club. 

Though hundreds of miles away, he makes regular contributions 

towards our funds, and this year we are very glad to provide 

him with a full page advert.

Saturday 15th December 2012 

Though Minehead took the match to their 

hosts, a golden chance to elevate themselves fur- 

ther up the league table was essentially lost at 5 th 

placed Ashton & Backwell on Saturday, when 

Minehead’s forwards repeatedly drew blanks. 

In another entertaining game in which for 

long periods Minehead outplayed their hosts, the 

blues should have fired themselves into a two goal 

lead in the first ten minutes but firstly, with just 2 

minutes on the clock Guy Burns threaded the ball 

through to Luke Freeman who beat his defender 

but slotted his angled shot from 10 yards out a 

foot wide of the far post. Eight minutes later from 

a short corner, Mike Mullen floated a perfect cross 

over the last defender to Freeman whose first time 

side-footed volley from the same position as earlier 

again ended up inches wide of the goal frame. 

Guy Burns’ trickery was causing the home 

defence all sorts of problems and on 18 minutes 

after the striker had been felled on the edge of the 

box, makeshift defender Lee Smyth smashed the 

free kick goalwards, bringing a superb save out of 

Gary Clarke in the home goal, who tipped the ball 

around the post for a corner. 

A good run from Damion Redman resulted 

in his cut back cross for Chris Yeates, but the industrious 

midfielder’s shot from the edge of the box 

went inches wide Next the agile Clarke parried 

away Guy Burns’ right food shot for another corner, 

but against the run of play a dubiously awarded 

free kick on the edge of the box found it’s way 

through to Lee Delaney who beat Minehead’s 16 

year old keeper Kyran Wilkins from 6 yards out. 

The second half started with Minehead 

playing up the slope, and again they took the game 

to their hosts, and straight after the restart Chris 

Yeates met Lee Smyth’s cross but as he proved 

during the first half, keeper Gary Clarke was proving 

a tough figure to beat. On the hour another 

foul on Guy Burns saw a free kick in a dangerous 

position curled just over by Lee Smyth. 

Minehead were not always having things 

completely their own way, and with an incisive 

move showing why they seem permanently in the 

top quarter of the table the Lee Delaney almost 


ASHTON & BACKWELL UNITED (1)1 MINEHEAD (0) 0 

doubled his tally but shot wide when well placed. 

In another attack the ball travelled across the 

blues six yard box with no striker able to deflect 

the ball goalwards and shortly afterwards a clever 

lob from Delany bounced off the top of the crossbar. 

But it was Minehead who did by far the 

most pressing and after bringing on Aaron Deeks, 

Jack Groves-Furse and Martyn Phillips it looked 

increasingly possible that all three points could 

still be won. Another free kick from Lee Smyth 

went over the bar, and after cutting in from the 

left Jack Groves-Furse’s shot from eight yards was 

parried away for a corner by Clarke. 

Luke Webber then burst passed two defenders 

and after his run had taken him to eight 

yards out his shot at goal was too weak and 

straight at Clarke. Shortly afterwards, with the 

blues attack becoming desperate, comments 

made to the referee by Webber were strong 

enough to earn him a yellow card. 

In the closing minutes with Minehead 

seemingly camped in the home half, another 

breakaway from the hosts resulted in a desperate 

challenge from Lee Smyth upending a marauding 

striker, earning the defender a yellow card which 

was also shown to Martyn Phillips for his over 

zealous remonstrating that the challenge was two 

yards outside of the penalty area. 

The eventual penalty kick, taken by Delaney, 

was expertly saved by Wilkins in the Minehead 

goal, but there was not enough time to 

mount another attack and the points stayed with 

the home side. 

Minehead’s strike force will be ruing the 

chances spurned over the last two highly important 

games, in which their play would ordinarily 

have been enough to have claimed all six points 

and pushed them up into the top three. However 

they remain in sixth position and gladly there are 

many more points to be played for in the next 20 

plus weeks of the season. 

Minehead: K Wilkins, C Newbold, L Smyth., M 

Mullen, P Smyth, C Yeates, S Phillips, L Freeman, L 

Webber, G Burns, D Redman 

Subs: A Deeks (8,70), M Phillips (10,72), J Groves- 

Furse (11,72)

Wednesday 26th December 2012 

Minehead’s refusal to roll over to Watchet, 

even with two players sent off after 40 minutes, 

saw them take all three points from this 

explosive local derby, with a Stefan Phillips penalty 

12 minutes from time separating the two 

teams. 

Minehead should have taken the lead in 

the first minute, when captain Mike Mullen misskicked 

from 6 yards out in a crowded goalmouth. 

A long throw caused Minehead problems shortly 

afterwards but after blocking a few shots the ball 

was eventually cleared. 

Then Minehead drew first blood, when a 

sweeping incisive move from deep in their own 

half exposed Watchet. Matt Cracknell found Lee 

Smyth who in turn released Luke Webber on the 

left flank and his inch perfect cross was buried 

expertly by Minehead’s inform goalscorer Guy 

Burns, to put the visitors one up with 19 minutes 

played. 

With tackles getting stronger and more 

reckless by the minute the referee lost any control 

on the match that he may have initially had 

and Watchet got back into the match on 35 minutes. 

Minehead captain Mike Mullen was booked 

for remonstrating about the referee’s failure to 

spot repeated breaches of the laws, and from the 

indirect free kick well inside the penalty box, the 

ball was passed sideways to Lee Nunn who fired 

home strongly from 10 yards, whilst the Minehead 

keeper was unable to attempt a save having 

been blocked out of the action by a home player. 

Minehead’s tempers now regrettably 

snapped, and within a few minutes a high challenge 

by Chris Yeates which felled two Watchet 

players, ignited a 20 man mass brawl on the 

touchline in front of the majority of the large 

crowd. Fortunately a punch did not appear to be 

thrown by either team, though with so much 

going on one could easily have been missed. 

When sensibility returned some minutes later 

both Chris Yeates and Minehead substitute Martyn 

Phillips had both been sent off. 


WATCHET TOWN (1) 1 MINEHEAD (1)2 

Fortunately half time soon came and the 

10 minute break seemed to calm things down, 

and the second half became a dour struggle with 

neither side seeming capable of getting the ball 

out onto the wings where the heavy conditions 

were less restrictive. Minehead’s defence, in 

particular central defenders Mike Mullen and 

Paul Smyth stood firm. Tayler Maddock was restricted 

to long shots, of varying quality, and Tom 

Sparks only broke clear once but the opening 

came to nothing. 

The final twist of the dice came a few 

minutes after Minehead brought on their second 

substitute Aaron Deeks, a former Watchet favourite. 

Having been put through by a fine Damion 

Redman pass, Deeks pushed the ball passed 

the keeper, only to be unceremoniously brought 

down by Adam Bishop, whose momentum 

caused the collision. Being the last player, a red 

card was likely, but a yellow was shown allowing 

Bishop to remain on the pitch for the penalty 

kick. However blues top scorer Stefan Phillips 

confidently slotted home to give Minehead their 

first victory over the red and blacks since August 

2010. 

It was hard to tell how many players had 

been booked, as the referee only appeared to 

show cards twice through the whole of the 

match, however to add to the two sent off Minehead 

are likely to have had four other players 

booked, with Watchet’s players faring somewhat 

better. Had a stronger referee been officiating 

things may have been quite different. Whilst you 

cannot condone players’ tempers, this was a 

feisty local derby and it was always going to need 

a strong referee. 

Minehead: K Wilkins, C Newbold, M Cracknell., 

M Mullen, P Smyth, C Yeates, S Phillips, L Freeman, 

L Smyth, G Burns, L Webber 

Subs: A Deeks (10,75), D Redman (8,67) M Phillips 

(Not Used), R Gurnett (3,80) 

Att: 180 (Estimated)


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Minehead moved into the top four with 

this workmanlike win 

over Ilminster Town on 

Saturday, with both 

goals and a missed 

penalty coming in the 

last 12 minutes of the 

match. 

On a heavy 

pitch both sides did 

well to play the 

amounts of 

constructive football 

that they did, but it was 

Minehead who looked 

likeliest to score during a first half 

when they created considerably 

more goalscoring opportunities. 

However much like the match at 

Minehead in December, anything 

that was on target was dealt with 

admirably by Wayne Lewis in the 

home goal, including a fine diving 

save from a Deeks piledriver. 

The first close call for the 

Ilminster rearguard was a perfect 

corner by Lee Smyth which Matt 

Cracknell met at pace but his firm 

header went inches over the bar 

from 6 yards. Two minutes later 

after a flowing move on the left a 

through ball found Guy Burns on 


ILMINSTER TOWN (0) 0 MINEHEAD (0)2 

the right but his left footed effort curled just over 

the bar. A stong run 

from Deeks who cut in 

from the left touchline 

saw him beat two 

defenders but his crisp 

shot from an angle 

also went wide. 

A four man 

move again carved 

through the Ilminster 

defence but having 

beaten a defender 

Guy Burns shot wide. 

Then another run with 

the ball seemingly tied to his 

boots enabled Aaron Deeks to 

create a shooting opportunity, 

but his shot from just inside 

the box that was destined for 

the top corner was brilliantly 

saved at full length by Lewis. 

Ten miuntes before the break 

Luke Webber beat a defender 

and showed another a clean 

pair of heels and though his 

shot beat Lewis’ dive it too 

went the wrong side of the 

post with a desperate attempt 

by Lee Smyth to divert it inside 

the post being a split second 

too late. 

Photos courtesy of Clara Lawrie - About My Area

The second half saw Minehead needing 

to defend far more than the first, with play 

territorially becoming more even, but the blues 

still managed to create serious chances. A Lee 

Smyth centre evaded both Mike Mullen and Chris 

Yeates by inches at the far post, and a superb 

turn by Aaron Deeks inside the box created an 

opening for Lee Smyth but his effort also went 

just wide. 

Making two substitutions in the 70 th 

minute Minehead continued to take the game 

to their hosts, with strikers Martyn Phillips and 

Luke Freeman replacing Guy Burns and Chris 

Yeates, and after Matt Crackenll had been hashly 

booked for a trip, 

the blues finally got 

the break through 

with 12 minutes 

remaining when 

Luke Freeman had 

been fouled on the 

edge of box and Lee 

Smyth’s awkward 

curling free kick 

from an angle 

evaded everybody 

and crept in at the 

far post. 

A slick 1-2 

between Lee Smyth and Martyn Phillips gave 

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ILMINSTER TOWN (0) 0 MINEHEAD (0)2 (contd) 

Smyth another shooting opportunity but again 

Lewis was good enough in the Ilminster goal to 

push it around 

the post for a 

corner, then a 

hand off by 

Jonathan Manley 

which felled 

Aaron Deeks 

resulted in the 

defender’s 

second yellow 

card and a 

penalty for the 

blues. Top scorer 

Stefan Phillips 

put his spot kick 

wide of the goalframe, but the away side were 

Photos courtesy of The Somerset County Gazette 

now well in control and in the 90 th minute 

a powerful close range shot from Deeks 

cannoned off Lewis’ body but fell kindly to 

Martyn Phillips who finished the scoring 

from a few yards out. 

Minehead: K Wilkins, R Gurnett, M 

Cracknell., M Mullen, P Smyth, C Yeates, S 

Phillips, L Webber, L Smyth, A Deeks, G 

Burns 

Subs:M Phillips (6,70) L Freeman 

(11,70)


RECENT RESULTS 

TUESDAY 4th DECEMBER 

ODD DOWN RESERVES 1-4 STREET RESERVES 

SATURDAY 8th DECEMBER 

BERROW 3-1 WATCHET TOWN 

ILMINSTER TOWN 2-4 NAILSEA TOWN 

LANGFORD ROVERS 2000 2-4 BISHOPS LYDEARD 

NAILSEA UNITED 2-2 BRIDGWATER TOWN RES 

ST GEORGE EASTON in G 1-3 CUTTERS FRIDAY 

STREET RESERVES 3-5 SHIREHAMPTON 

WESTON ST JOHNS 1-2 MINEHEAD 

WEDNEESDAY 12th DECEMBER 

MINEHEAD 2-2 LANGFORD ROVERS 2000 

SATURDAY 15th DECEMBER 

ASHTON & BACKWELL UTD 1-0 MINEHEAD 

BERROW 2-0 CUTTERS FRIDAY 

NAILSEA TOWN 6-2 ST GEORGE EASTON in G 

NAILSEA UNITED 4-1 STREET RESERVES 

ODD DOWN RESERVES 7-1 LANGFORD ROVERS 2000 

STOCKWOOD GREEN 0-2 WATCHET TOWN 

WEDNESDAY 26th DECEMBER (BOXING DAY) 

WATCHET TOWN 1-2 MINEHEAD 

SATURDAY 5th JANUARY 

BISHOPS LYDEARD 3-1 ST GEORGE EASTON in G 

CUTTERS FRIDAY 1-3 BERROW 

ILMINSTER TOWN 0-2 MINEHEAD 

LANGFORD ROVERS 2000 3-3 CLEVEDON UNITED 

NAILSEA TOWN 0-2 ASHTON & BACKWELL UTD 

SHIREHAMPTON 7-1 WESTON ST JOHNS 

STOCKWOOD GREEN 3-1 NAILSEA UNITED 

WATCHET TOWN 4-0 STREET RESERVES 


Table up to and inc 05/01/13 HOME 

P W D L F 

1 Berrow 17 7 1 2 22 

2 Cutters Friday 17 5 1 2 23 

3 Ashton and Backwell Utd 15 5 1 2 16 

4 Minehead 16 3 4 2 16 

5 Nailsea United 15 5 1 0 22 

6 Street Res 14 3 0 3 12 

7 Shirehampton 13 2 2 1 15 

8 Odd Down Res 16 4 0 4 14 

9 Nailsea Town 14 4 0 3 14 

10 Langford Rovers 2000 13 5 1 3 31 

11 Ilminster Town 16 1 4 3 13 

12 Bishops Lydeard 13 3 2 2 19 

13 Watchet Town 15 3 2 2 12 

14 Weston St Johns 17 3 2 2 17 

15 Stockwood Green 12 2 1 5 9 

16 Bridgwater Town Res 15 2 1 2 7 

17 Clevedon United 10 1 0 4 9 

18 St George Easton in G 16 1 0 8 13 

Name 

LEADING GO 

Club 

1 Alexis Piper Bishops L 

2 Scott Bamford Shireham 

3 Ryan Bending Cutters F 

4 Michael Purnell Nailsea T 

5 Aaron Blakemore Langford 

6 Kenzie Farnham Bridgwat 

7 James Lee Nailsea U 

8 Nathan Rendell Ashton a 

9 Adam Bell St George 

10 Adam Crooks Ashton a 

11 Connor Watts Berrow 

12 Luke Desave Bishops L 

13 Matthew Long Nailsea U 

14 Lee Delaney Ashton a 

15 Ryan Havard Langford

AWAY OVERALL 

A W D L F A W D L F A GD Pts 

11 6 0 1 12 4 13 1 3 34 15 19 40 

17 5 0 4 14 14 10 1 6 37 31 6 31 

14 4 2 1 19 10 9 3 3 35 24 11 30 

8 5 0 2 10 7 8 4 4 26 15 11 28 

9 3 2 4 16 16 8 3 4 38 25 13 27 

10 5 1 2 19 17 8 1 5 31 27 4 25 

9 4 3 1 25 21 6 5 2 40 30 10 23 

13 3 1 4 9 15 7 1 8 23 28 ‐5 22 

13 3 0 4 15 15 7 0 7 29 28 1 21 

23 0 3 1 10 16 5 4 4 41 39 2 19 

17 4 0 4 11 14 5 4 7 24 31 ‐7 19 

17 2 1 3 14 17 5 3 5 33 34 ‐1 18 

5 1 1 6 9 14 4 3 8 21 19 2 15 

10 1 1 8 14 37 4 3 10 31 47 ‐16 15 

12 2 0 2 8 10 4 1 7 17 22 ‐5 13 

6 1 4 5 12 19 3 5 7 19 25 ‐6 13 * 

13 1 1 3 8 14 2 1 7 17 27 ‐10 7 

29 0 3 4 11 24 1 3 12 24 53 ‐29 6 

ALSCORERS 

Gls Apps 

ydeard 19 14 

pton 18 11 

riday 14 13 

own 11 14 

Rovers 2000 10 11 

er Town Res 10 16 

nited 10 16 

nd Backwell United 10 14 

Easton in Gordano 9 16 


9 16 

ydeard 8 10 

nited 8 15 


Rovers 2000 7 13 


FORTHCOMING FIXTURES 

SATURDAY 12th JANUARY 

ASHTON & BACKWELL UTD v CLEVEDON UNITED 

BRIDGWATER TOWN RES v BISHOPS LYDEARD 

MINEHEAD v STREET RESERVES 

NAILSEA TOWN v SHIREHAMPTON 

NAILSEA UNITED v CUTTERS FRIDAY 

ODD DOWN RESERVES v ST GEORGE EASTON in G 

WATCHET TOWN v BERROW 

WESTON ST JOHNS v STOCKWOOD GREEN 


BISHOPS LYDEARD v MINEHEAD 

BRIDGWATER TOWN RES v ODD DOWN RESERVES 

CLEVEDON UNITED v SHIREHAMPTON 

CUTTERS FRIDAY v ASHTON & BACKWELL UTD 

LANGFORD ROVERS 2000 v WESTON ST JOHNS 

ST GEORGE EASTON in G v NAILSEA TOWN 

STREET RESERVES v STOCKWOOD GREEN 

WATCHET TOWN v ILMINSTER TOWN 


ASHTON & BACKWELL RES v BISHOPS LYDEARD 

BERROW v SHIREHAMPTON 

CLEVEDON UNITED v ST GEORGE EASTON in G 

CUTTERS FRIDAY v LANGFORD ROVERS 2000 

NAILSEA TOWN v BRIDGWATER TOWN RES 

NAILSEA UNITED v MINEHEAD 

WATCHET TOWN v STOCKWOOD GREEN

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CAN YOU HELP BY DISPLAYING OUR MONTHLY POSTERS? 

We are currently looking for 

additional shops, cafes, pubs, 

clubs and public notice boards 

throughout Minehead and 

West Somerset, who are 

happy to display our posters. 

MINEHEAD AFC - STATISTICS 2012-13 

2012/13 2011/12 

Full 

Apps Sub Gls 

Full 

Apps Sub Gls 

Full 

Apps Sub Gls 

Complete Minehead Career 

Full Debut 

Against 

Date 

Mike Mullen 21 0 0 29 1 0 185 11 6 29/08/2007 Clevedon United 

Paul Smyth 19 0 0 27 1 4 62 5 5 21/11/2009 Almondsbury UWE 

Stefan Phillips 18 0 8 28 0 7 142 13 27 27/08/2005 Saltash United 

Chris Newbold 18 0 1 31 0 2 88 0 4 14/08/2010 Watchet Town 

Damion Redman 16 3 2 0 0 0 16 3 2 25/08/2012 St George Easton in Gordano 

Aaron Deeks 15 6 6 0 0 0 44 6 17 28/03/2006 Shepton Mallet 

Luke Webber 15 4 5 0 0 0 46 16 9 02/02/2008 Bradford Town 

Luke Freeman 15 4 3 27 3 4 71 16 22 31/10/2009 Almondsbury UWE 

Matt Cracknell 15 1 2 9 5 1 73 14 9 08/08/2009 Keynsham Town 

Chris Meredith 15 1 0 19 0 0 125 4 0 10/09/2002 Ilfracombe Town 

Chris Yeates 13 2 0 21 0 4 185 28 12 25/03/2006 Cadbury Heath 

Martyn Phillips 10 10 4 3 1 6 24 37 14 14/04/2007 Biddestone 

Luke Bloys 10 4 3 13 5 5 43 17 11 21/08/2010 Winscombe 

Jack Groves-Furse 5 7 1 18 7 3 67 48 6 09/08/2008 Keynsham Town 

Kyran Wilkins 5 3 0 0 0 0 5 3 0 01/09/2012 Odd Down Reserves 

Guy Burns 4 4 4 14 4 3 149 53 33 08/01/2005 Radstock Town 

Lee Smyth 4 0 1 8 1 5 36 8 14 27/10/2007 Shrewton United 

Wes Pooley 4 1 0 11 0 0 15 1 0 21/01/2012 Cheddar 

Mike Graddon 4 11 0 9 2 1 13 13 1 24/03/2012 Clevedon United 

Rob Gurnett 2 3 0 13 1 2 56 13 2 06/12/2008 Shrewton United 

Sam Hutchings 1 0 0 1 0 0 161 25 6 29/04/2001 Melksham Town 

Will Giblett 1 0 0 0 0 0 53 33 2 12/08/2000 Bristol Manor Farm 

Zac Ryder 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 08/09/2012 Ashton and Backwell United 

Craig Carr 0 1 0 5 7 0 136 66 25 05/11/1994 Amesbury Town 

Micky Burns 0 1 0 0 1 0 35 32 12 28/01/2006 Shrewton United 

Ross Addicott 0 3 0 14 10 0 16 21 0 22/02/2011 Bridgwater Town Reserves 

Sam Tarr 0 6 0 4 1 0 4 7 0 24/03/2012 Clevedon United 

Luke Howells 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 

We can provide any suitable 

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our posters in your windows or 

on your notice boards. 

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BRIAN DURBIN 

(Bristol Evening Post Saturday 29th October 76) 

Brian Durbin is the latest Minehead player 

to attract the attention of a league club. Several 

have been checking on in form striker Jimmy 

Jenkins, but this week Cardiff City made an inquiry 

about Durbin after seeing him play against Merthyr. 

They were planning to watch him again today in 

the FA Trophy game with Bridgwater Town . 

The 22 year old midfield player was signed 

from Taunton Town at the start of the season for 

£1000. He lives in Bristol and was formerly on City’s 

books. 

“I’m not surprised at Cardiff’s initerest” 

said Minehead’s player manager Bob Boyd. “His 

distribution is immaculate and he can always be 

relied upon to get 10 goals a season from midfield. 

Minehead face Geoff Hurst’s formidable 

Telford United side on Monday evening in a home 

Southern League Premier Division match. Telford 

go into top position if they can win at Irnham Road. 


I REMEMBER WHEN........ 

A “Down Memory Lane” feature which will run for the next 2 home 

programmes at least, detailing a short part of the club’s history during November 

and December 1976 (just over 36 years ago), which I hope will be of interest to 

home supporters and of course the players. Having become members of the 

Southern League at the start of the 1972-73 season, Minehead made steady progress in their four 

seasons in the higher grade, finishing 5th in 1972-73, followed by fourth in 1973-74 and narrowly 

missing being promoted in 1974-75 when they finished third. The 1975-76 season proved to be the 

most successful season in the club’s history so far when as well as being particularly successful in 

the FA Trophy, the blues won the Southern League Merit Cup by scoring the highest number of goals 

throughout the three divisions. The icing on the cake was in winning the Championship of the First 

Division South, gaining promotion to the highest position outside of the football league, the Southern 

League Premier Division. 

In between all this excitement, the club had an “above average” FA Cup run, much documented 

since. Having knocked out Bridport (away 4-2), Barnstaple Town (away 2-1) and neighbours Taunton 

Town (home 2-1) the blues were drawn against fierce cornish rivals Falmouth in the FA Cup 4 th 

Qualifying Round. 

The feature starts the week before the game at Falmouth’s Bickland Park, November 1976….. 

JENKINS TEASES 

TELFORD 

MINEHEAD 1 TELFORD UNITED 0 

Minehead gained their second home 

win in the Sourthern League’s Premier Division 

when they beat second-placed Telford under 

the Irnham Road floodlights on Monday night. 

Minehead were always quicker to the ball and 

it was not until the final 20 minutes that Telford 

were able to produce something like their true 

form. 

Minehead, nevertheless, deserved 

their narrow victory with a goal scored after 18 

minutes when Derek Bryant crashed the ball 

home from short range as he raced onto a low 

cross from Jim Jenkins. 

Indeed, Telford never really contained 

Jenkins who had another outstanding match 

and continued his form of causing havoc to 

defences this season. A brilliant one-handed 

save from Telford reserve keeper, Mick Bebb, 

after seven minutes play also denied Bryant of

another goal. At the other end Minehead’s John 

Macey also had a busy evening in goal and 

produced two finger tip saves to keep out headers 

from Jack Bentley and John Davies. 

Too often the quick tackling of 

Minehead’s midfield hustled Telford into errors 

which took them out of their stride as a side which 

seemingly needed more time to play their game. 

The number of times that Telford’s Bentley and 

World Cup star Geoff Hurst were caught off-side 

underlined the home team’s sharper reading of 

a fast match. 

For Telford Fred Kemp was put through 

by Hurst in the first half, but his shot cannoned 

off Macey’s body as the home keeper came off 

his line. Fifteen minutes from the end Telford’s 

second half substitute Ken Draycott missed a 

great chance for an equaliser when he ballooned 

the ball over the Minehead crossbar with only 

Macey to beat. 

With this success which took Minehead 

into the top half of the Southern League table it 

was another good all round performance with the 

quick-silver Jenkins again stealing the honours 

with his devastating change of pace. Twice in the 

final moments he went near to scoring from long 

runs. 

Attendance - 592 

SHAKY 

MINEHEAD 

HOLD ON IN CUP 

FALMOUTH TOWN 1 MINEHEAD 1 

Minehead must tighten up at the back if 

they are to win Monday evening’s replay and 

march into the first round proper for the second 

time in the club’s history. 

Their defence crumbled in the last 25 

minutes of Saturday’s tie and only poor finishing 

let them off the hook. Until Stuart Brace scored 

Falmouth’s spectacular equaliser in the 65th 

minute Bob Boyd’s defence was cool and well 


Bobby Brown whose goal 

opened the scoring in he FA Cup 

4th Qual Round tie at Falmouth. 

organised and looked capable of holding out 

comfortably. Falmouth’s Joe Scott was then 

off target with free headers and the same 

player shot wide from a defence splitting 

through ball from Paul Horrocks. Norman 

Ashe and Richard Francis also found their way 

through a hitherto solid Minehead rearguard 

and suddenly goalkeeper John Macey was a 

busy man. 

The first half saw the same pattern 

only in reverse with Minehead’s Andy Leitch 

a tower of strength, causing Falmouth 

enormous problems in the air. Jimmy Jenkins 

complemented Leitch well on the ground, but 

both faded from the game in the second half. 

In midfield Bobby Brown, Brian Durbin and 

Micky Burns played stylishly in the first half, 

but they also surrendered their supremacy 

later. 

Minehead emphasised their early 

supremacy with a goal by captain Bobby 

Brown, who headed home a Derek Bryant 

cross after 21 minutes. The winners of 

Monday’s replay will play Fourth Division 

Swansea in the First Round Proper.

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MINEHEAD AFC SEASON 2011-12 

MATCHDAY and MATCHBALL SPONSORS 

DATE COMP OPPONENTS MATCHDAY MATCHBALL 

11/08/12 L SCLPD SHIREHAMPTON THE PROGRAMME SHOP Rosemary Lawson & Mike Collins 

15/08/12 L SCLPD BRIDGWATER TOWN RES THE PROGRAMME SHOP 

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MINEHEAD AFC SEASON 2012/13 

DATE COMP OPPONENTS ATT 

11/08 L SCLPD SHIREHAMPTON H 1 1 128 Chris Meredith Chris Newbold Matt Cracknell Mike Mullen Paul Smyth Wes Pooley 

15/08 L SCLPD BRIDGWATER TN RES H 1 1 94 Chris Meredith Chris Newbold Matt Cracknell Mike Mullen Paul Smyth Wes Pooley 

18/08 L SCLPD Nailsea Town A 3 0 19 Chris Meredith Chris Yeates Matt Cracknell(1) Mike Mullen Paul Smyth Wes Pooley 

25/08 L SCLPD ST GEORGE EASTN in G H 1 1 90 Chris Meredith Chris Newbold Chris Yeates Mike Mullen Paul Smyth Wes Pooley 

01/09 C SSC R1 ODD DOWN RESERVES H 4 0 94 Kyran Wilkins Chris Newbold Matt Cracknell (1) Mike Mullen Paul Smyth Damion Redm 

08/09 L SCLPD ASHTON & BACKWELL H 0 2 82 Kyran Wilkins Rob Gurnett Mike Graddon Mike Mullen Paul Smyth Luke Bloys 

15/09 C FAV 2Q BODMIN TOWN H 0 4 84 Chris Meredith Chris Newbold Mike Graddon Mike Mullen Paul Smyth Luke Bloys 

22/09 L SCLPD WESTON ST JOHNS H 5 0 72 Chris Meredith Chris Newbold Mike Graddon Mike Mullen Paul Smyth Jack Furse 

25/09 L SCLPD Bridgwater Town Res A 0 4 72 Chris Meredith Chris Newbold Mike Graddon Mike Mullen Paul Smyth Jack Furse 

29/09 L SCLPD Odd Down Reserves A 1 0 31 Chris Meredith Chris Newbold Matt Cracknell Mike Mullen Will Giblett Luke Bloys 

03/10 L SCLPD CLEVEDON UNITED H 4 0 61 Chris Meredith Chris Newbold Matt Cracknell Mike Mullen Paul Smyth Luke Bloys (1) 

13/10 L SSCR2 Langford Rovers 2000 A 5 6 9 Chris Meredith Chris Newbold Matt Cracknell Mike Mullen Paul Smyth Luke Bloys 

27/10 C SKC R2 SHIREHAMPTON H 4 2 54 Chris Meredith Chris Newbold(1) Matt Cracknell Mike Mullen Chris Yeates Luke Bloys 

10/11 L SCLPD BERROW H 2 0 76 Sam Hutchings Chris Newbold Matt Cracknell Mike Mullen Paul Smyth Chris Yeates 

28/11 C SKC R3 Wrington Redhill A 2 1 32 Chris Meredith Chris Newbold Matt Cracknell Mike Mullen Paul Smyth Chris Yeates 

01/12 L SCLPD ILMINSTER TOWN H 1 2 44 Chris Meredith Chris Newbold Matt Cracknell Mike Mullen Paul Smyth Chris Yeates 

08/12 L SCLPD Weston St Johns A 2 1 23 Chris Meredith Chris Newbold Matt Cracknell Mike Mullen Paul Smyth Chris Yeates 

12/12 L SCLPD LANGFORD RVRS 2000 H 2 2 58 Chris Meredith Chris Newbold Matt Cracknell Mike Mullen Paul Smyth Chris Yeates 

15/12 L SCLPD Ashton and Backwell A 0 1 38 Kyran Wilkins Chris Newbold Lee Smyth Mike Mullen Paul Smyth Chris Yeates 

26/12 L SCLPD Watchet Town A 2 1 180 Kyran Wilkins Chris Newbold Matt Cracknell Mike Mullen Paul Smyth Chris Yeates 

05/01 L SCLPD Ilminster Town A 2 0 65 Kyran Wilkins Rob Gurnett Matt Cracknell Mike Mullen Paul Smyth Chris Yeates 

12/01 L SCLPD STREET RESERVES H 

19/01 L SCLPD Bishops Lydeard A 

26/01 L SCLPD Nailsea United A 

02/02 L SCLPD Street Reserves A 

23/03 L SCLPD ODD DOWN RESERVES H 

16/02 L SCLPD Clevedon United A 

23/02 L SCLPD STOCKWOOD GREEN H 

02/03 L SCLPD CUTTERS FRIDAY H 

09/03 C SKC QF To Be Announced 

16/03 L SCLPD NAILSEA TOWN H 

23/03 L SCLPD St George Easton in G A 

30/03 L SCLPD Langford Rovers 2000 A 

01/04 L SCLPD WATCHET TOWN H 

06/04 L SCLPD Berrow A 

10/04 L SCLPD NAILSEA UNITED H 

13/04 L SCLPD Shirehampton A 

20/04 L SCLPD BISHOPS LYDEARD H 

27/04 L SCLPD Stockwood Green A 

11/05 L SCLPD Cutters Friday A 

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The ANNUAL cost, which is a large saving 

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FIXTURES, RESULTS, APPEARANCES,GOALSCORERS 

Jack Furse Luke Bloys Luke Webber Aaron Deeks(1) Luke Freeman Yeates(7,82) M Phillips (9,78) Graddon Addicott 

Stefan Phillips Luke Bloys Luke Webber Aaron Deeks Luke Freeman(1) M Phillips(11,72) Graddon(8,72) Redman(9,86) Addicott 

Stefan Phillips(1) Luke Bloys(1) Luke Webber Aaron Deeks Luke Freeman M Phillips(11,83) Redman(9,78) Graddon(8,86) Wilkins 

Stefan Phillips Luke Bloys Damion Redman Aaron Deeks(1) Martyn Phillips Furse(8,84) Howells(9,88) Ryder(11,88) Tarr 

an Stefan Phillips Chris Yeates Martyn Phillips Aaron Deeks(2) Luke Freeman Bloys(1)(11,76) Pooley(9,80) Graddon(3,80) Tarr 

Chris Yeates Damion Redman Zac Ryder Aaron Deeks Luke Freeman Webber(9,62) Addicott(8,78) M Burns (11,86) Meredith 

Stefan Phillips Jack Furse Damion Redman Aaron Deeks Luke Freeman Webber(9,59) M Phillips(6,85) Gurnett Tarr 

Stefan Phillips (1) Damion Redman(1) Luke Webber(1) Martyn Phillips(2) Luke Freeman Bloys(8,70) Gurnett(5,40) Tarr 

Stefan Phillips Damion Redman Luke Webber Martyn Phillips Luke Freeman Bloys (6,70) Cracknell(3,60) G Burns 10,75) Deeks 

Stefan Phillips Damion Redman(1) Luke Webber Martyn Phillips Luke Freeman Furse(6,78) Graddon(8,78) Deeks(10,68) 

Jack Furse(1) Damion Redman Luke Webber Aaron Deeks Luke Freeman(1) Phillips(1)(11,70) Graddon(7,75) Cr Carr(10,76) Tarr 

Stefan Phillips (1) Luke Webber (3) Martyn Phillips Aaron Deeks Damion Redman Freeman(1)(10,49) Yeates(11,14) Graddon(9,72) Furse 

Stefan Phillips (1) Luke Freeman Luke Webber Aaron Deeks(1) Damion Redman M Phillips (8,75) Graddon(6,81) Tarr Own Goal(1) 

Stefan Phillips (1) Luke Webber Martyn Phillips Aaron Deeks(1) Damion Redman Freeman (9,76) Graddon(10,85) Furse (11,85) 

Stefan Phillips Luke Webber (1) Martyn Phillips Aaron Deeks Damion Redman Bloys Graddon(7,70) G Burns(9,23)(1) K Wilkins 

Stefan Phillips Luke Webber Martyn Phillips Aaron Deeks Damion Redman Graddon (10,87) G Burns (9,78) Freeman (5,82) 

Stefan Phillips (1) Luke Freeman Martyn Phillips Aaron Deeks Damion Redman Webber (9,68) G Burns(10,68)(1) Furse(4,68) 

Stefan Phillips (1) Luke Freeman Lee Smyth Guy Burns (1) Damion Redman Webber (9,70) Deeks (10,70) M Phillips Furse 

Stefan Phillips Luke Freeman Luke Webber Guy Burns Damion Redman Deeks (8,70) M Phillips (10,72) Furse (11,72) 

Stefan Phillips (1) Luke Freeman Lee Smyth Guy Burns (1) Luke Webber Deeks (10,75) Redman (8,67) M Phillips Gurnett(3,80) 

Stefan Phillips Luke Webber Lee Smyth (1) Aaron Deeks Guy Burns M Phillips (6,70)(1) Freeman (11,70) 

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The year 2012 ended 

on a rather expected 

soggy note with a host of 

postponements on both Boxing Day and the 

following Saturday 29 th December. 

Minehead’s 2-1 win at rivals Watchet was 

one of the few matches surviving the 

weather on Boxing Day. Guy Burns gave the 

Blues a 19 th minute lead before former 

Minehead defender Lee Nunn drew Watchet 

level from 10 yards on 35 minutes. Minehead 

sealed victory in an explosive game which 

saw both Chris Yeates and substitute Martyn 

Philips sent off in the first half, when Stefan 

Philips slotted home from the penalty spot 

with just twelve minutes remaining. 

Bridgwater Town were left counting 

the cost of their home Boxing Day postponement 

against neighbours Taunton Town. 

Bridgwater secretary Roger Palmer said: “It 

will cost us thousands of pounds. The game 

has now been pencilled in for a midweek in 

February but we won’t get anywhere near 

the crowd we were expecting. Both sides 

have been playing well so there was more 

than the usual interest in the game.” This 

was the third successive postponement of a 

home game at Bridgwater through bad 

weather. 

Thankfully football resumed on New 

Years’ Day following the wet weather that 

has played havoc recently. The big Evo-Stik 

Southern League Division One South and 

West match at Wordsworth Drive between 

Taunton Town and Tiverton Town ended 

goalless in front of a decent crowd of 390. 

Nat Pepperell, on his debut for Taunton 

having rejoined from Weston-Super-Mare, 

came closest in the opening half-hour, 

forcing Chris Wright to race off his line and 


A West Country Round-Up provided by Tim Rawlings 

save. Former Tiverton striker Carl Cliff- 

Brown then came even closer for Taunton 

when he beat the offside trap and blasted an 

angled drive which the visitors keeper Wright 

tipped brilliantly onto the crossbar. Simon 

Ingram, Owen Irish, Craig Herrod and 

Pepperell all had further chances as Taunton 

finished the half in total control. After the 

interval Tiverton rallied and had efforts from 

Josh Searle and Owen Howe but the match 

petered out into a goalless draw. This was 

Taunton’s first point and clean sheet at 

Wordsworth Drive against their Devon rivals 

since October 1998 when Antony Lynch gave 

the Peacocks a 1-0 win in front of a bumper 

crowd of 1,065. Bridgwater Town continued 

their fine recent run by gaining a point in a 

1-1 draw at neighbours Clevedon Town. A 

crowd of 154 saw Aaron Robins give the 

home side the lead on 43 minutes but Tim 

Legg equalised for Bridgwater ten minutes 

after the interval. 

On the first Saturday of the New Year, 

action resumed in the Somerset County 

Premier League with Berrow strengthening 

their grip on top spot with an important 3-1 

win at second placed Cutters Friday. This 

result saw Berrow open up a significant nine 

point gap on their nearest challengers. Third 

placed Ashton and Backwell United stayed in 

touch with the leaders thanks to a 2-0 victory 

at mid-table Nailsea Town. Whilst Minehead 

enjoyed a comfortable 2-0 win at Ilminster 

Town courtesy of strikes from Lee Smythe 

and Martyn Philips, our neighbours Watchet 

Town did us a favour by winning 4-0 at home 

against high-riding Street Reserves. Goals 

from Jamie Milton, Chris Sully, Dominic 

Richards and a Tayler Maddock penalty gave 

Watchet a boost ahead of today’s clash at

home against league 

leaders Berrow. There 

was also a surprise 

defeat for Nailsea United as they 

went down 3-1 at lowly Stockwood Green. All 

of this meant that Minehead elevated up to 

fourth place just two points behind Ashton 

and Backwell United. Shirehampton enjoyed 

a goal glut as they thumped struggling visitors 

Weston St Johns 7-1. Amazingly Shirehamp- 

ton only had a Scott Bamford 25 th minute 

strike to show for their efforts before the 

interval. The visitors equalised on the hour 

through Ben Price but the floodgates opened 

shortly afterwards. Kyle Donovan fired in a 

hat-trick, together with a further effort from 

Bamford and a brace from substitute Rob 

Sage completed the rout. However, there 

was no joy for bottom club St George Easton 

in Gordano after they slipped to a 3-1 defeat 

at Bishops Lydeard. Second from bottom club 

Clevedon United gained an unexpected but 

welcome point in a 3-3 draw at Langford 

Rovers 2000. The home side went ahead 

after eleven minutes when Levi Marlowe 

headed in Ryan Havard’s free-kick. Clevedon 

were quick to reply ten minutes later through 

a Nick Lee penalty but Langford regained the 

lead just before the interval as Aaron 

Blakemore headed past keeper Sam 

Hemmingsley to make it 2-1. The scoring 

continued ten minutes after the break as 

Chris Greenslade beat the offside trap to 

equalise for Clevedon only for Ryan Havard to 

scramble the ball home after 75 minutes to 

make it 3-2 to Langford. Havard shortly 

afterwards received a yellow card and with 

time running out Clevedon snatched a 

dramatic point when Lee latched onto a Mark 

Harris flick to score. 


A West Country Round-Up provided by Tim Rawlings 

Last Saturday turned out to be a disappointing 

one for our local teams in the Evo- 

Stik Southern League Division One South and 

West. Fifth placed Tiverton Town picked up 

their fourth draw on the trot when they 

shared the points in a 1-1 draw with Bishops 

Cleeve at Ladysmead. It was substitute Jules 

Emati-Emati that put Tiverton ahead after the 

break when he let fly with a dipping shot that 

eluded Bishops keeper Jimmy Nortei and into 

the net. But the visitors did not give up and 

were rewarded with an equaliser through 

Sam Williams, who with space and time 

drilled past the home custodian Chris Wright. 

Play-off hopefuls Bridgwater Town suffered a 

setback as they slumped to a 3-1 home defeat 

against high riding Paulton Rovers. The 

visitors struck first when Scott Brice headed 

home a Ben Lacey cross after just five 

minutes but Bridgwater replied six minutes 

later through a Steve Fitzpatrick header. 

Paulton continued to control the first-half 

and were rewarded when James Billing swept 

a low shot into the net on 31 minutes. 

Bridgwater were unlucky not to equalise after 

Tim Legg struck the underside of the bar, but 

Paulton sealed the result with a crisp 25-yard 

strike from Dan Cleverley on 73 minutes. 

Taunton Town fared little better as they went 

down 2-1 at Cinderford Town despite taking a 

28 th minute lead through Craig Herrod from 

15 yards. The home side fought back with a 

41 st minute leveller when a Dale Evans effort 

took a wicked deflection to deceive Taunton 

keeper Conor Thompson. The points went 

Cinderford’s way when Alex Evans headed 

home a free-kick after 57 minutes and 

Taunton were unable to force an equaliser 

even after Matt Barnes was sent-off following 

a second yellow card offence.

Minehead Football Club was originally 

founded in 1889 and spent their early years in local 

competitions. They entered the Western League 

at the start of the 1924/25 season, but after 

Division 2 had diminished to just 8 clubs returned 

to the Somerset Senior League for 1928/29, 

remaining in the league until WWII. After the 

hostilities the club enjoyed success in firstly the 

North Devon Senior League, followed by the East 

Devon and Exeter League, returning to the 

Western League ranks for the 1949/50 season. The 

club turned semi-professional in 1950/51 under 

former Exeter City captain Steve Walker, and in 

the late fifties became one of the strongest forces 

in the league under the guidance of Bristol based 

Ron Gingell. Though they remained in the 

Western League for 23 seasons, in spite of being 

one of the most consistent teams in the league, 

Minehead never actually won the Western League 

Championship, although they finished as runnersup 

twice (in 66/67 and 71/72). 

They joined the Southern League in 1972, 

finishing 5th in Division One (South). The following 

season saw them improve slightly by finishing 4th, 

followed by 3rd in 74/75. In the 75/76 season the 

club improved yet again to carry off the league title 

as champions, plus winning the Southern League 

Merit Cup by scoring more goals than any other 

club in the competition (all 3 divisions). Andy 

Leitch lead the charge with 36 goals, (the highest 

tally recorded while Minehead were a Southern 

League side), closely followed by Jimmy Jenkins 

and Derek Bryant who both managed 30. The next 

season, the most successful in it's roller-coaster 

history, saw Minehead finish as runners-up to 

Wimbledon, as well as reaching the 2nd Round 

Proper of the FA Cup for the first time, when they 

were beaten 2-1 by Portsmouth at Fratten Park, 


MINEHEAD AFC 

witnessed by more than 16,000 spectators. At this 

stage the club were considered to be amongst the 

top 6 non league clubs in the country, reflected by 

being invited to represent England in the Non 

League Anglo-Italian Cup competition during 1978. 

Having won both matches at home, Minehead lost 

both return matches in Italy, one of which was 

against Udinese. Within a few short years Udinese 

had progressed through to the Italian 1st Division, 

with their ground being chosen as a venue for the 

World Cup finals in 1990. 

More history was created the following 

season when striker Andy Leitch found his name in 

the record books by scoring in 6 consecutive FA 

Cup matches, equalling Jeff Astle's record. Leitch 

had a scorching header hooked off the line with 

the keeper beaten during Minehead's 2nd Round 

Proper tie at home to Exeter City, which would 

have given him the record outright. Minehead 

were beaten 3-0 by the Devon club, a tie which 

attracted the club's second highest home 

attendance of 3,050. 

Though the club were still a cup force to be 

reckoned with, their stunning strike partnership of 

Leitch, Jenkins and Bryant parted company. 

Struggling to score goals they were relegated from 

the Southern League Premier Division, finishing 

17th of 20, just one point from safety. However 

the name had been put firmly on the non league 

map. On the occasion of the Southern League's 

centenary year (1994) manager Bob Boyd was 

chosen as one of the top one hundred managers in 

it's history, where his name stands proudly 

alongside such names as Malcolm Allison, Ron 

Atkinson and Barry Fry. 

The 79/80 season saw a restructuring of 

the non-league pyramid, with the “creation” of 

the Alliance Premier League (now the Conference

League). The Southern 

League, losing 13 clubs 

in the switch, opted 

for a 

Midland/Southern 

divide. Minehead competed in 

the Midland Division, and after leading 

the division from January, finally finished as 

runners-up to Bridgend. Season 80/81 saw them 

finish 12th, however the club were starting to 

experience financial problems, and the decision 

was made to withdraw from the Southern League 

at the end of the 82/83 campaign. 

Back in the Western League, the team were 

brought back to reality with an 8-0 thrashing at 

Frome Town on the opening Saturday of the new 

season. Relegated to the First Division in 1989, 

the following year saw things get progressively 

worse, finishing bottom of the lower league. 

With no relegation that season, the blues lived to 

fight again, and the following season manager 

Andy Hodgson led a locally based team to the 

First Division Championship, gaining a record 

number of points. Teenage striker Gareth 

Morgan scoring 44 times in 40 appearances, 

which remains a Western League record for the 

club. 

Further off the pitch problems soon hit 

the club and in the 93/94 season with 6 points 


being deducted the side were relegated again, 

staying in the First Division until 98/99 when 

they won the championship. Their only league 

defeat came in the final match, away to 

neighbours Ilfracombe, having been presented 

with the trophy several games earlier. The high 

point of this season again being a lethal strike 

partnership, this time between Nick Woon, 

Gareth Morgan and Jason Charlesworth. All 

three appearing in the Western League’s top six 

scorers, with over 30 goals each. 

On their arrival back in the Premier 

Division finances had dried up, with many of the 

successful team moving on. Woon stayed, and 

was again amongst the top scorers in the league, 

however his goals alone could not prevent the 

side finishing bottom, avoiding relegation due to 

a restructuring of the league. The club were 

relegated the following season however, and 

languished near the bottom of the First Division 

ever since. 

At the end of the 2009-10 season the 

club finished ten points adrift at the bottom of the 

table, and having flirted with relegation for several 

seasons were relegated into the Errea Somerset 

County League Premier Division. Robbie Hopkins 

remains in charge with Paul Newbold as his 

assistant as the club looks to re-establish itself and 

to build again for the future.


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