To the Officials, Players & Supporters of

Weymouth The Committee and players of SHOLING FC offer a very warm welcome to

visitors for today’s Emirates FA Cup 2nd Qualifying Round match. We hope you enjoy your visit, and the game is played in a sporting manner.

also hope you take advantage of our hospitality and enjoy a drink in the clubhouse after the game.

May we remind you that under no circumstances must glasses or alcohol the bar area or be seen in the vicinity of the football playing

May we wish you a safe journey home!

PRESIDENT William Boyle MBE VICE PRESIDENT Trevor Lewis DIRECTORS David Diaper Gerry Roberts Claire Payne Trevor Lewis

FOOTBALL SECRETARY Greg Dickson TREASURER Malcolm Stokes MARKETING Paul Knott Dave Diaper Gerry Roberts Claire Paine Greg Dickson

Lisa Benton LIFE MEMBERS David Diaper Malcolm Stokes Chris Lewis Dave Bell Ray Tyrrell

Mick Brown Kevin Harnett Management Committee

Chairman Gerry Roberts Vice Chairman Mick Brown Directors David Diaper Trevor Lewis Treasurer Malcolm Stokes Fixture Secretary/Programme Editor Greg Dickson Asst Sec Colin Chamberlain Minutes Secretary Vacant Child Welfare Officer Patrick McGonigle ~~ 07795368913 Hospitality Chris Lewis Stadium Manager/Turnstile Operative/Safety Officer David Bell Programmes/Club Shop Anne Dickson Youth Chairperson Carly Kinsey Youth Secretary Claire Paine Webmaster Keith Legg Club Photographer Ray Routledge Events Coordinator Vanessa Tyrrell Supporter Liaison Officer Michael Travers Senior Stewards Tony Gale Graham Colborne Andy Hill Adam Lee First Team: Dave Diaper Marc Diaper Iain Calder Kevin Harnett Richard Coxall Terry Miller Club Physios: Matt Ferris Joel Whitfield Catering Team: Vanessa Tyrrell Jenny Gerrard First Team Support: Gary ‘Onion’ King Dominic Seaborne Goalkeeping Coach: Jamie Cotton Reserve Team: Patrick McGonigle Steve Terry Jack Payne Development Team: Gary Cassell Ownership: In accordance with the Football Association Rule 2.13 Publication of ownership in relation to Step 1 to Step 4 Clubs within the football pyramid, we hereby confirm that the legal status of Sholing Football Club is identified by Company Number 7280365, and is a Company Limited by Shares. VT FC Ltd trading as Sholing Football Club.

Re-founded 1960 Re-named Sholing FC 2010 Members of:

Bet Victor Southern League South Division Affiliated to the Hampshire Football Association

Wyvern Combination League

The League Challenge Cup Preliminary Round Draw

Last season's winners Stratford Town will host Halesowen Town.

Barton Rovers 1-2 AFC Dunstable Basingstoke Town 1-1 (3-4 on pens) Moneyfields

Beaconsfield Town 3-2 Harrow Borough Bedford Town v Peterborough Sports

Biggleswade 0-2 Kings Langley Evesham United 3-3 (4-2 on pens) Daventry Town

Highworth Town 1-0 Mangotsfield United Kempston Rovers v St Neots Town

Kidlington 1-2 Didcot Town Leiston v Needham Market

Lowestoft Town 0-1 St Ives Town Poole Town 2-4 Wimborne Town

Rushall Olympic 3-2 Stourbridge Sholing 5-1 Gosport Borough

Stratford Town 0-1 Halesowen Town Swindon Supermarine 4-1 Larkhall Athletic

Tamworth 3-0 Barwell Taunton Town 2-2 (5-4 on pens) Willand Rovers

Truro City 3-1 Tiverton Town

Welwyn Garden City 5-0 Hitchin Town

Dates for forthcoming rounds: First w/c 30th September 2019

Second w/c 4th November 2019 Third w/c 2nd December 2019 Fourth w/c 6th January 2020

Semi-Final w/c 17th February 2020 Final (1st Leg) w/c 23rd March 2020* Final (2nd Leg) w/c 30th March 2020*

* The League Challenge Cup Final may be played on a single date, dependent upon the fixture schedule towards the end of the season and will be decided by the Board of Directors

Good Afternoon welcome to the Mackoy Stadium to all of today’s visitors old & new you will see

we still have work in progress but we are also happy to announce the 1st opening of our new

clubhouse. Initially it is only the bar that will be in operation at the moment. It is hoped to have the

tea bar fully functional in the next few weeks.

Today we welcome Mark Moseley’s Terra side along with their strong band of supporters. Mark

was here last season with AFC Bournemouth U23’s but a lot of his team this will be their first visit

to the Mackoy Stadium. Since our last home match the Boatmen picked up another win this time

in the HFA Senior Cup away to Newport (IOW). The Boatmen have had a successful run of

games at long last 3 home wins and 1 away. Today’s game will be a big ask for us to get a result

however at this stage last season we went to Slough Town got a draw then lost in extra time in

the replay. We expect to see our biggest crowd of the season so far today, once again media

focus is on the Boatmen we have Cliff Pledge from BBC Radio Solent covering todays match.

If today’s match is drawn we will travel to the Bob Lucas Stadium next Tuesday for the replay, our

next scheduled match is away to Willand Rovers on Saturday 28th we have a coach travelling to

the game if you require a seat contact Dave Diaper to book your seat.

Off the field work is still in progress and Claire is working hard to get work completed in the

clubhouse. We have waited a long time for this to happen at the club and now the clubhouse is in

situ we all have to remain patient for the completion. Like everything regarding building works you

encounter hiccups. We are already indebted to the numerous volunteers that we have had help

out recently to get us to where we are today. If there is anyone who wants to get involved in any

type of sponsorship, alternatively if you are able to volunteer any services that the club is in need

of to complete the work at the ground please Contact: Claire Paine on 07887 778266

Also our reserves are preforming well and their last two victories have taken them top of the

Wyvern Premier division and they are also unbeaten in their last six matches next Wednesday

they travel to Laverstock & Ford for their Wyvern Challenge Cup match.

Our Under 18’s bowed out of the FA Youth Cup last Monday losing out to Moneyfields U18’s by 4

-2 this was a repeat of the HCYL League Cup Final last season at Hartley Wintney where the

Boatmen lost out on penalties.

Hope you enjoy today’s match and travel home safely.

Greg ~ Sholing FC Secretary

PITCHSIDE BANNERS SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

£250 for 2 banners, contact Claire Paine : sponsor@sholingfc.com or 07887 778266

Player Sponsors

Jamie Bulpitt Frankie Robertshaw

Terry (TJ) Cuthbertson

Dean Faithfull

Ryan Gosney

Jake Hoole Shropshire Granddad

Byron Mason

Dan Mason

Marlon Mason Dominic Ing-Seaborne

Marvin McLean

Dan Miller Marie Fielder

Jon Newell

Aidan Radford

Owen Roundell Andy & Dave Jones

Owen Royl

Alex Sawyer

Bradley Targett Alex’s Exiles

£30 to sponsor a player/management team for a season. No restriction on the number of sponsorships per player.

In return each sponsor will receive their name / business name, against the player(s) photo in the matchday programme and on the website. At the end of the season, everybody who has sponsored a player will have their name put into a draw to win a signed matchball!

Please note that there can be more than 1 sponsor per player To sponsor, please contact Claire Paine :

sponsor@sholingfc.com or 07887 778266

FIXTURES/RESULTS/SCORERS~~ SEASON 2019-20

10/08 TADLEY CALLEVA FAC EP H 1-0 Mason (D) 162

17/08 MANGOTSFIELD UNITED BVS-1S A 0-3 128

20/08 BASINGSTOKE TOWN BVS-1S H 2-0 Bulpitt Roundell 276

24/08 HAMBLE CLUB FAC P A 1-0 McLean 182

26/08 THATCHAM TOWN BVS-1S A 0-1 113

01/09 EVESHAM UNITED BVS-1S H 1-2 Cuthbertson 175

04/09 HIGHWORTH TOWN BVS-1S A 0-1 101

07/09 BRADFORD TOWN FAC 1Q H 3-0 Mason (D) Roundell Nicholas 201

11/09 GOSPORT BOROUGH SLC-PR H 5-1 Mason (B) 2 Mason (D) Mason (M) Sawyer 145

14/09 CIRENCESTER TOWN BVS-1S H 3-1 Mason (D) Sawyer Targett 142

17/09 NEWPORT (IOW) HSC 2 A 6-0 Targett 3 Sawyer 2 Lauder 93

21/09 WEYMOUTH FAC 2Q H

28/09 WILLAND ROVERS BVS-1S A

01/10 MONEYFIELDS SLC-1 H

05/10 WINCHESTER CITY BVS-1S H

08/10 HYTHE & DIBDEN SSC 2 H

12/10 BMF/MONEYFIELDS FAT P H

19/10 BIDEFORD BVS-1S H

26/10 FAT 1Q

02/11 FROME TOWN BVS-1S A

06/11 SLC-2

09/11 MELKSHAM TOWN BVS-1S A

16/11 BARNSTAPLE TOWN BVS-1S H

23/11 PAULTON ROVERS BVS-1S A

30/11 SLIMBRIDGE AFC BVS-1S H

07/12 LARKHALL ATHLETIC BVS-1S H

14/12 CINNDERFORD TOWN BVS-1S A

21/12 BRISTOL MANOR FARM BVS-1S H

26/12 AFC TOTTON BVS-1S A

01/01 THATCHAM TOWN BVS-1S H

04/01 BASINGSTOKE TOWN BVS-1S A

11/01 MANGOTSFIELD UNITED BVS-1S H

18/01 MONEYFIELDS BVS-1S H

25/01 CIRENCESTER TOWN BVS-1S A

01/02 WINCHESTER CITY BVS-1S A

08/02 WILLAND ROVERS BVS-1S H

15/02 BIDEFORD BVS-1S A

22/02 FROME TOWN BVS-1S H

29/02 MELKSHAM TOWN BVS-1S H

07/03 BARNSTAPLE TOWN BVS-1S A

14/03 PAULTON ROVERS BVS-1S H

21/03 SLIMBRIDGE AFC BVS-1S A

29/03 EVESHAM UNITED BVS-1S A

04/04 HIGHWORTH TOWN BVS-1S H

11/03 BRISTOL MANOR FARM BVS-1S A

13/03 AFC TOTTON BVS-1S H

18/04 CINDERFORD TOWN BVS-1S H

25/04 LARKHALL ATHLETIC BVS-1S A

Teams P W D L GD Pts Home Away

1 Frome Town 7 5 2 0 10 17 Sat 22 Feb Sat 2 Nov

2 Thatcham Town 6 5 1 0 8 16 Wed 1 Jan L 1-0

3 Paulton Rovers 6 4 1 1 6 13 Sat 14 Mar Sat 23 Nov

4 Mangotsfield United 5 4 0 1 9 12 Sat 11 Jan L 3-0

5 Evesham United 6 3 2 1 3 11 L 1-2 Sun 29 Mar

6 Larkhall Athletic 6 3 2 1 2 11 Sat 7 Dec Sat 25 Apr

7 Cinderford Town 6 3 1 2 0 10 Sat 18 Apr Sat 14 Dec

8 Cirencester Town 6 3 0 3 2 9 W 3-1 Sat 25 Jan

9 Highworth Town 6 3 0 3 -1 9 Sat 4 Apr L 1-0

10 Winchester City 5 2 2 1 2 8 Sat 5 Oct Sat 1 Feb

11 Bideford 6 2 1 3 -4 7 Sat 19 Oct Sat 15 Feb

12 Slimbridge 5 2 0 3 -1 6 Sat 30 Nov Sat 21 Mar

13 Sholing 6 2 0 4 -2 6 ~~~ ~~~

14 Melksham Town 5 2 0 3 -4 6 Sat 29 Feb Sat 9 Nov

15 AFC Totton 6 2 0 4 -4 6 Mon 13 Apr Sat 26 Dec

16 Barnstaple Town 7 2 0 5 -10 6 Sat 16 Nov Sat 7 Mar

17 Moneyfields 5 1 2 2 1 5 Sat 18 Jan Sat 21 Sep

18 Bristol Manor Farm 5 1 2 2 -3 5 Sat 21 Dec Sat 11 Apr

19 Willand Rovers 6 0 1 5 -6 1 Sat 8 Feb Sat 28 Sep

20 Basingstoke Town 6 0 1 5 -7 1 W 2-0 Sat 4 Jan

NEXT MATCH ON THE ROAD

Away to Willand Rovers

Our next away trip will be on Saturday 28th

September we will travel to Willand Rovers

We will depart the ground at 10:30

Cost will be £20

To book your seat contact Dave Diaper on

07770873555

Scorers : Dan Mason 6, Alex Sawyer 59, Brad Targett 88 / John Dennis 45+2 Date: Saturday 14th September 2019 - 3:00pm - Betvictor Southern League South Division One Venue: Mackoy Stadium

Sholing: Ryan Gosney, Tobi Falodi (TJ Cuthbertson 65), Jake Hoole, Owen Roundell, Dan Miller, Jamie Bulpitt

(James Lauder 81), Marlon Mason (Brad Targett 79), Alex Sawyer, Bryon Mason [c], Dan Mason, Marvin Mclean.

Unused Sub: Dean Faithfull Yellow Cards: Jake Hoole, Tobi Falodi Red Card: Jake Hoole Cirencester Town: Lewis Clayton, Will Christopher, Will Tunnicliff (Jordan Morris 78), Michael Pook, Shayne

Anson, Will Wellor, Oliver Artwell, Jack Freeman, Alan Griffin, Owen Windsor (Tommy Ouldridge 39), John Dennis.

Unused Subs: James Mortimer-Jones & Malachi Lamie Cotter Yellow Cards: Will Tunnicliff Attendance: 142 Referee: Barrie Small Assistants: Daniel Batchelor & Bradley Pike

Clarke Willmott Man of the Match : Dan Miller Ten-men Sholing clinched their third successive victory inside a week with a fully deserved win over Cirencester Town. Dan Mason scored a typical spectacular goal, but Cirencester grabbed a quality equaliser on half time. After Alex

Sawyer had put the Boatmen back in front, Jake Hoole was given a red card, but despite being a man down, Sholing looked the better team and got a deserved 3rd late on after some great skill & composure by Brad Targett. Team News: James Lauder & Brad Targett dropped to the bench with Alex Sawyer & Marvin McLean returned to the starting line-up. TJ Cuthbertson was available and Dean Faithfull also returned from injury as both took a bench seat, while Owen Royl again missed out through injury. The Boatmen took the lead with their first meaningful attack in the sixth minute. Good pressure from Marlon Mason on the left

back, gained possession with Bryon feeding Marvin Mclean down the left to run in on goal. Marv's angled shot was well saved by Cirencester keeper Lewis Clayton with the ball looping into the air. It dropped to the waiting DAN MASON, who connected perfectly with a first time 16 yard left foot volley that fizzed past two defenders on the goal-line. Moments later Owen Roundell headed straight at the away keeper with a header from a corner. The majority of the first half was even and consisted of a number of set pieces for both sides. However, there was no clear cut chances and neither goalkeeper had to make a save, although both were dominant when dealing with crosses into the box. This was down to no lack of effort, but it seemed that defences were on top. Moments after Bryon Mason had flashed a header wide from a corner, Jake Hoole was booked for an aerial challenge which appeared to be a clash of heads, but the referee indicated he thought an elbow was involved. Just as the Boatmen thought they would be ahead at the break, Cirencester equalised in added time. A corner delivery from the left was cleared by the defence,

but the ball fell to John Dennis on the edge of the penalty area. The midfielder controlled the ball before curling it into the far corner, via the inside of the upright. It was a great finish that ensured the score-line was level and that probably was a fair reflection of the first half proceedings, despite Sholing clearly annoyed at conceding right on half time. HT : 1-1 After a slow start to the second period under the hot sun, Sholing retook the lead on the hour mark. A fine spell of possession

concluded with Jamie Bulpitt spotting the run of ALEX SAWYER and bending an inch perfect pass into his stride. Sawyer advanced and clipped the ball past the onrushing keeper and it rolled gently into the opposite corner. In response Cirencester went straight up the other end and won a free kick on the edge of the penalty area. This set piece was blocked at source and the secondary shot from Oliver Artwell was comfortably saved by Ryan Gosney. Right back Tobi Falodi, who was again impressing in only his second start for Sholing, was booked when the Cirencester forward appeared to just stumble and run into him. It was Tobi's last involvement in the game, with TJ Cuthbertson coming on in his place. Sholing were to suffer a setback when they were reduced to ten-men in the sixty-sixth minute. Jake Hoole was shown a red card for a foul on a Cirencester player. Hoole appeared to have his shoulder grabbed as he went into a challenge, taking him off his feet as he connected with the opposition player. The ref saw it as dangerous and gave him a straight red. In response to their numerical disadvantage, Marvin Mclean slotted into his normal left back position to preserve defensive numbers in the

hope of protecting their narrow lead and Byron Mason sat a little deeper in midfield. Although Cirencester had a spell of possession and a couple of corners, they appeared to lack ideas in the final third and it was the home side who looked comfortable and were creating the better chances. In the seventh-ninth minute substitute Brad

Targett saw a shot cleared off the line with the ball finding its was to Bryon Mason on the edge of the box. The captain hammered goalwards, but saw his effort go inches over the crossbar with Lewis Clayton beaten. However, Sholing were to make the points safe in the 88th minute when a throw-in from TJ Cuthbertson was well controlled with his back to goal by Dan Mason and his deft flick found BRAD TARGETT who switched the ball onto his other foot, sending his marker sprawling in the process and Brad coolly placed the ball past the exposed keeper from 10 yards. It earned Sholing the three points and their second win in the Southern League, lifting them to 13th as they look a much sharper side than in the early stages of the season. The win is also another confidence boost ahead of the huge FA Cup tie on Saturday versus

Weymouth. FT : 3-1 Report by Connor Steel

WEYMOUTH FC 2019/20 PEN PICS

Mark Molesley – Manager - An England C international with 4 caps Mark is a vastly experienced midfielder signed by the Terras

in July 2015 following his release by Aldershot Town. Mark was appointed manager at the end of the 2016/17 season after the

release of Jason Matthews. Mark started his career with Hayes, coming through their youth system. Spells with Cambridge City,

Aldershot Town, Stevenage Borough and Grays Athletic before being transferred to Bournemouth. He made his debut for

Bournemouth, away to Shrewsbury Town, in the 4–1 defeat in the League Two on 18 October 2008. Molesley signed for Exeter

City on 18 January 2013. On 30 April 2013, he was released by Exeter due to the expiry of his contract and joined Aldershot

Town. Mark is also the assistant manager of Premier League Bournemouth’s under 21 side.

Paul Maitland – Director of Football - Paul has been with the club for several years and last season stepped up into the role of

Director of Football from Assistant Manager. A role he has really taken to.

Tom Prodomo – Assistant Manager – Tom was one of Mark Molesley’s first signing after he was appointed. Tom started last

season as first team coach and then stepped up to the assistant manager role after Paul Maitland moved up into the boardroom.

Lionel Ainsworth – Lionel signed for the Terras in August 2019 after being released from Plymouth Argyle. The experienced

Nottingham born winger’s previous clubs include Derby County, Hereford United, Watford, Huddersfield Town, Shrewsbury Town,

Rotherham United and Motherwell.

Abdulai Baggie – Abdulai signed for the Terras in October 2017 after being released from Poole Town. Baggie is a Sierra Leone

international who has 5 caps to his name. After the success of last season Abdulai decided to re-sign for the 2019/20 season.

Callum Brooks - Calvin started his career with local rival Dorchester Town in Conference South. The central defender joined the

Terras on loan from Yeovil Town towards the start of 2014/15 season. His contract with the Glovers finished at the end of

January whereon Calvin opted to join the club on a permanent basis. Calvin has established himself as a highly skilled composed

defender who is also comfortable in midfield and in goal on one occasion.

Callum Buckley – A 22-year-old defender who signed for the Terras at the start of last season after six seasons with Premier

League Bournemouth where he played for the Under 21 side. He is a tough tackling left back who is just as comfortable playing

at left wing back.

Mark Childs – Mark is a very experienced goalkeeper who joined the club in February 2019. He started the 2018/19 season at

Gosport Borough. Previous clubs also include National League Premier side Eastleigh.

Liam Farrugia – A very versatile young player who is in his second season with Terras. Liam spent the most of last season on

loan but did feature in some of the Terras minor cup games. However, this season he is looking to push his way into first team

contention and a very good pre-season will help with that.

Ollie Harfield – Ollie Harfield joined the Terras from Dagenham & Redbridge in June 2019. Harfield is a product of the AFC

Bournemouth academy. Harfield is predominantly a left-back but is also comfortable in Midfield. Previous clubs include Boreham

Wood and Poole Town which were both loans.

Shaun Hobson – Shaun is a 21 year old central defender currently on loan from AFC Bournemouth. After starting his career with

Burnley he joined the Cherries in 2016. He has spent periods with Chester, Eastbourne Borough and Eastleigh before joining the

Terras in September 2019.

Jack Hoey – Jack is a young forward who impressed the Terras management team during pre-season. The youngster

additionally played National Premier Soccer League (USA) for Greenville FC. Before leaving for America, he turned out for AFC

Totton, as well as spending a brief period of time with AFC Bournemouth at youth level.

Jake McCarthy – Jake is another player Mark Molesley knows well from the Bournemouth U21 set up. With his release from the

Cherries he became one of Mark’s first signings. The 21-year-old is a central midfielder who is very comfortable on the ball and

has great vision. Quickly became team captain last term.

Josh McQuoid – Another close season signing following his release from National League Aldershot Town. Josh is a Northern

Ireland international with five caps to his name. Previous clubs include Bournemouth, Millwall and Luton Town. He has also had

loan spells at Burnley, Peterborough Utd, Coventry City, Stevenage Borough and Torquay Utd.

Cameron Murray – Cameron joined the club from Dorchester Town at the beginning of 2019. A hard-tackling midfielder who

impressed the management team who quickly made a move for him. Previous clubs include York City, Scarborough Athletic, FC

United of Manchester and Dorchester Town.

Jordan Ngalo – A young versatile midfielder/defender who is moving into his second season with the Terras. Joining from

Blackfield & Langley, the Terras management team have high hopes for Jordan.

Yemi Odubade – Yemi is a very experienced player who joined the Terras at the beginning of 2019 from Eastbourne Borough on

loan. After some very solid performances the manager decided to sign Yemi until the end of the season. Previous clubs include

Yeovil Town, Oxford Utd, Stevenage Borough, Gateshead, Eastleigh, Maidstone Utd and Eastbourne Borough.

Adeoye Olumuyiwa - Adeoye joined Weymouth from Blackfield and Langley in June 2019. He has previously spent spells at

Team Solent and New Orleans Jesters.

Tom Rees – Tom is a goalkeeper who joined the Terras in July 2019. Previous clubs include Poole Town and Hamworthy United.

Andreas Robinson - Andreas “Andy” Robinson signed for Weymouth in June 2019 from Havant and Waterlooville. As a

youngster Andy made his debut for Southampton in the League Cup in 2012 before moving to Bolton Wanderers. Previous clubs

also include Gosport Borough and Dorchester Town.

Jordan Rose – Jordan Rose is a tough tackling centre back who joined the Terras in July 2019 after being released

from Havant & Waterlooville. Rose previously had a stint at the Terras during the 2009/10 season. He also had two loan periods

at the Bob Lucas Stadium in the last two seasons. Previous clubs include Stockport County, AFC Telford Utd and Whitehawk.

Sam Sherring –Sam is a long term loanee from Premier League AFC Bournemouth. Sam is a highly thought of by the Cherries

and is an accomplished defender. He was a member of last year’s Terras championship winning squad and we are highly de-

lighted to welcome Sam back this season to aid his long term development.

Ben Thomson - Ben will be looking to continue on the goal trail that made him such a popular player amongst the fans. An

uncompromising forward with pace and power will be looking to improve on last season’s efforts when he netted 10 times. Pre-

viously played for Gillingham Town and Frome Town.

Josh Wakefield – Josh is another player who is heavy linked with Bournemouth having spent 6 seasons with the Cherries. He

made 4 first team appearances. He is a midfielder with plenty of vision and is certainly going to be a huge asset in the Terras

forthcoming season. He joined Weymouth from Poole Town. Previous clubs include Aldershot Town. He has also had loan

spells at Dagenham & Redbridge, Welling Utd, Torquay Utd, Bristol Rovers, Yeovil Town and Walsall.

Calum Ward – Calum is a young goalkeeper who has joined the Terras on loan for the season from AFC Bournemouth where

is part of the Cherries U21 squad.

Ashley Wells - Ash is a local boy and can play anywhere across the back line, a skilful defender with plenty of pace and enthu-

siasm. This is his sixth season with the club, having signed from Portland United in February 2012. Last season he was reward-

ed for his devotion and passion and named Club Captain.

Brett Williams – Brett Williams signed for Weymouth in June 2019 after being released by Sutton Utd. An experienced striker,

Williams has previously played for Eastleigh, Aldershot Town, Stevenage, Forest Green Rovers and Torquay United.

Stephane Zubar - Stéphane Zubar began his career at Caen but was released after loan spells at Championnat National club

Pau and Belgian First Division side Brussels. He spent the 2009/10 season with Romanian Liga I club Vaslui who won the 2010

Cupa României Final. Zubar signed for Plymouth Argyle in November 2010 and moved on to AFC Bournemouth in September

2011. He was loaned out to Bury in January 2013, Port Vale in September 2014, York City in November 2014. He returned to

York on loan in August 2015 but returned to AFC Bournemouth after he suffered a cruciate ligament injury. Stéphane was re-

leased by the Cherries at the end of 2015/16 season. Zubar was made club captain during the 2016/17 season and scored an

extra-time winner in the Dorset Senior Cup final in April 2017. In Summer 2017 Zubar left to seek professional football with

Yeovil Town but returned to the Terras in November 2017.

CLUB HISTORY

Weymouth Football Club was founded in 1890. Formed as an amateur club the club is nicknamed "The Terras" due to the

terra-cotta and blue quartered shirts they originally wore.

The club's impact on Dorset's football scene was immediate and we won the Dorset Junior Cup for the first three seasons,

prompting the Dorset FA to re-classify us as a senior club.

After winning the Western League Championship in 1923, the club joined the Southern League and adopted professionalism.

However financial difficulties led to the club returning to amateur status and the Western League in 1928.

After the Second War the club were forced to start again, in the Western League Division 2, but achieved promotion in 1948

and then third place in Division 1 the following season.

Weymouth returned to the Southern League for the 1949-50 season and remained until becoming founder members of the

Alliance Premier League in 1979-80, finishing as runners-up in the inaugural season.

The Terras became Southern League Champions in 1964-65 and 1965-66 and they share with Yeovil Town and Telford United

the distinction of playing all 20 seasons in the Premier Division prior to it's temporary disbanding.

Weymouth have enjoyed considerable FA Cup success: in 1949 they became Manchester United's first FA Cup opponents

back at Old Trafford after the War and were not disgraced in a 0-4 defeat, in the 3rd round. In 1962 we reached the Fourth

round before losing 0-2 away at Preston North End.

In 1987 the club moved from its harbourside Recreation Ground to the Wessex Stadium and - for a while - it looked as if

promotion to the Football League would materialize. After coming close, however, the club were relegated back to the Southern

League (1989) - and even lower - before returning to the Premier Division in 1997.

Following a succession of seasons treading water, the club was taken over in 2004 and a new board of directors installed Steve

Claridge as player-manager with a mission to bring success to the club.

Galvanising club and town, with league attendances averaging 1490, Claridge led the Terras to runners-up spot in his first

season and promotion to the Nationwide South League.

The club returned to full time professionalism in 2005 and celebrated with the Nationwide South title at the end of that season.

Our initial season back in the Conference resulted in an 11th place finish, but the club struggled the following season before

being led to safety by manager John Hollins. His tenure ended at the start of 2008 and Alan Lewer became manager in January

2009.

At the start of 2009 Weymouth's financial difficulties surfaced, leading to the resignation of chairman Curtis. Former chairman

Ian Ridley replaced him in March and - days later - Lewer was replaced by former Welsh manager Bobby Gould. Despite his

experience the club was relegated, having only gained a single point since the majority of the first team had walked out in

February.

In May the club brought in Matty Hale - a popular ex-player - as their new manager, with another ex-player Ian

Hutchinson as his assistant.

After a disappointing start to the 2009-10 season Hale stepped down and Hutchinson was appointed caretaker

manager.

Following months of financial problems and near liquidation the club was taken over by George Rolls at the end of

November 2009. After defeat by Chelmsford City in mid January 2010 Hutchinson was dismissed - followed by his

assistant Andy Mason - and replaced by ex-Birmingham City player Jerry Gill. However Gill only lasted 44 days

before he resigned leaving assistant Andy Harris in charge.

At the end of the 2009-10 season the club were relegated from the Blue Square South to the Zamaretto Premier

League. Ian Hutchinson and Andy Mason returned to the club at the beginning of the following season with the task

of rebuilding the Terras' squad on a vastly reduced budget.

After two post Christmas defeats Hutchinson was again relieved of his duties and succeeded by the vastly

experienced Martyn Rogers, a former successful manager of Tiverton Town and ex-Weymouth player.

Rogers successfully steered the club away from the relegation places, but was not awarded a contract for the 2010-

11 season as the club appointed local man (and another ex-player) Brendon King to the manager's role with Mattie

Groves as his assistant.

In February 2012 a consortium of local men and club supporters, led by then Chairman Nigel Biddlecombe, were

able to buy the club and set about trying to both stabilize the Terras and lead it's recovery.

After a good 9th place finish in 2012-13 results were disappointing as 2013-14 got going and King paid the price

when he was replaced by the club's vastly experienced goalkeeper Jason Matthews, initially as caretaker, who has

taken to the mantle of player-manager with fantastic enthusiasm.

Jason certainly made his mark during his first season in charge but the Terras fell agonising short missing out on the

play offs after being well placed at Christmas. The same story occurred in the following season where the Terras

again missed out on a play off place on the last day of the season. The 2016-2107 season was also a major

disappointment for the club as yet again we fell short finishing 10th. Matthews paid the price for the underperfor-

mance and left the club after the final of the Dorset Senior Cup with Mark Molesley and Paul Maitland acting as

caretaker managers. Mark’s credentials and skill immediately impressed the club’s board who acted quickly to

appoint Mark as manager before the last game of the season. This faith was repaid by the influx of quality players

and a brand of exciting football. It was so near yet so far as despite qualify for the end of season play offs the Terras

were undone by three wonder goals after a long midweek trip to Kings Lynn to miss out on the chance of promotion.

The Terras went one better in 2018-2019 by not only winning the Southern League Premier South on the last day of

the season in front of nearly 2700 fans. They also won the overall Champions of the Southern League by defeating

the Premier Central winner Kettering Town on penalties. We now lok forward to playing in the National League South

in 2019-2020.

Sholing Football Club History

The Boatmen have a long but fragmented history, running teams from the Woolston Works as early as 1884, when they

are recorded as being refused permission by the Hants & Dorset FA to introduce fresh players as substitutes at half-time.

In March 1887 they were finalists in the first Portsmouth Challenge Cup, beaten 1-0 by Portsmouth Association Club. The

Club were only beaten twice in 16 games that year (goal tally 72-6) and won the last Hants & Dorset Challenge Cup

before these Associations split.

Woolston Works won the first ever Hampshire Senior Cup Final in 1888, beating Winchester 2-0. There was some

controversy that year concerning Woolstons professional attitude, which was infamously referred to as "Kesson's Boots'.

Andover were beaten in an earlier round by Woolston, in which a Glasgow - based player called J. Kesson played a

prominent part.

Andover protested that Kesson should be disqualified on the grounds of residency - although he had played for Woolston

Works earlier that season, he had since moved back to Glasgow. Woolstons appeal rested on the fact that Kesson had

left a number of clothing items at his lodgings in Woolston, and this should be interpreted as his intention to return. The

Hampshire FA upheld the appeal and allowed Kesson to play.

Re-forming after World War 1 as Thornycrofts (Woolston), they turned professional and were admitted into the Hampshire

County League from 1920/21 to 1925/26. In 1920/21 Thornycrofts reached the FA Cup First Round proper, meeting first

Division Burnley at Fratton Park, and held them to a 0-0 draw, before losing 5-0 in the replay. Burnley were in the middle

of a 30 game unbeaten run and went on to win the first Division Championship.

Thornycrofts Woolston re-formed in 1947 but were only able to keep going until 1952. The Club were re-formed as

Vosper Thornycroft FC in 1960 and joined the Southampton Junior League. After several successful years, Vospers were

promoted to the Hampshire League Division 3 in 1991. The following season they were promoted to Division 2. 1997/98

saw Vospers as Hampshire Division 2 Runners-up and also Hampshire Intermediate Cup Winners.

In 2001/02 Vospers won the Southampton Senior Cup.

2002/03 Vospers were re-named as VT FC (after the parent company), and saw the Club as Runners-up in the

Southampton Senior Cup.

2003/4 saw VT as Hampshire Premier League Champions, Southampton Senior Cup Winners and promotion to the

Sydenhams Wessex League Division 1.

2005/06 VT Reserves won the Southampton Senior Cup at St Mary's Stadium which gave the club their 3rd victory in 5

years.

2006/07 was a great season for the club. The first team finished in third place and the reserves finished runners-up in

Combination 1 and they also won the Southampton Senior Cup again. The Club's 4th victory in 6 years.

2007/2008 The 1st team were Runners-up to Totton in the Premier League and the Reserves won 3 out of 4 trophies.

They are the Sydenhams (Wessex) Combination 1 League Champions, the Southampton Senior Cup Champions (for the

third consecutive year) and the Sydenhams (Wessex) Combination Cup Champions. They missed out on the Hampshire

Intermediate Cup by losing to Nursling in the semi-final which was the ONLY defeat they suffered all season. An

achievement to be proud of.

2008/09 was equally a very successful season with the first team again Runners-up in the Wessex Premier, this time to

Poole Town. They were Wessex League Cup Winners with a close 2-1 victory over Hamworthy United. Runners-up in the

Hampshire Senior Cup with a narrow 1-0 defeat against Fleet Town. Reserves again won Wessex Combination 1 and the

U18 Youth team made a clean sweep winning four trophies i.e The League, The League Cup, The Hampshire FA Youth

Cup and the Echo Floodlit Cup....what a great season.

2009/10 In our very first season in the Zamaretto Southern League we finished a creditable 4th (play-off position) in the

South & West Division and finished Runners-up in the Red Insure League Cup after going so close and finally losing on

penalties to Cambridge City. The Reserves regained the Southampton Senior Cup at St Mary's defeating Team Solent

2-0....the sixth time in the last ten years the Club has won it.

The Club changed their name in July 2010 to Sholing FC after the parent company VT Group were no longer in

existence.

2010/11 In only their second season in the Southern League South & West, the 1st team reached an incredible 2nd

place, only 2 points behind AFC Totton. Also Hampshire Senior Cup Finalists at St Marys losing 3-1 to AFC Totton. The

Reserves gained an incredible Double by winning the Wessex Combination League and League Cup in its Final year.

2011/12 For the third season on the trot we once again reached the playoffs only to fall at the first hurdle by a 1-0 away

defeat by Gosport. The reserves copied last year's achievement by winning the League and League Cup in the newly

formed Wyvern League.

2012/13 Despite being bottom of the league just before Christmas, the first team went on an incredible run in the second

half of the season and finished 7th in the Southern League South & West. The Reserves once again won the Wyvern

League, this time going unbeaten the whole season.

The club made the difficult decision to voluntarily drop out of the Southern League South & West (step 4) and into the

Wessex League Premier (step 5). With the focus of the club turning to developing the Silverlake Arena, we didn't want

to financially extend ourselves and sink into debt.

2013/14 Back in the Wessex League Premier Division saw the club playing lots of old local rivals and the first team got

off to a storming start to the season and it wasn't to be until February when we were first defeated. However, due to

terrible weather & cup commitments, the club barely played in January & February, meaning a huge backlog of fixtures

in the final weeks of the season. Despite having to play 20 games in 30 days, including NINE successive away games,

Sholing won the League with 104 points and a goal difference of +105.

The Reserves made it a hat-trick of Wyvern League titles in the most thrilling way, scoring a goal in injury time in the last

game of the season, to deny Portchester the title. They also won the Southampton Senior Cup at St Mary's.

Of course, the FA Vase win will be what most people will remember from this season, the greatest honour in the club's

history. Back in October as we faced Winchester in the 1st round, no one was dreaming of Wembley, but as the rounds

were ticked off, we started to get the feeling that this would be our year. So on the 10th May 2014 at the home of

football, Wembley Stadium, backed by over 3,000 fans, Marvin Mclean scored the only goal and Byron Mason & Dave

Diaper lifted the Vase. In a whirlwind of activity that followed, the team paraded the FA Vase in front of the

Southampton FC fans at St Mary's, were given an official reception by the Mayor of Southampton and appeared on both

local TV stations.

After 15 years in charge of the first team, Dave Diaper handed over the reins to Dave Fear & Mick Marsh, in order to

concentrate on the Ground redevelopment (for which the club has kindly received backing and grants from Sport

England & the FA to build a new clubhouse and 3G pitch). We also said a fond goodbye to players Marc Diaper,

Tyronne Bowers & Lee Bright, who all decided to "retire at the top" after Wembley.

2014/15 Club was granted promotion back into the Southern League South & West division. After 21 matches in charge

Mick Marsh & Dave Fear stepped down from their managerial role leaving Chairman Dave Diaper to step back into the

fray alongside Stuart Hussey. Sholing finished in 17th position having been in that position for 32 weeks. Sholing

reached the semi-final Russell-Cotes cup and the final of the Hampshire Senior Cup losing out 3-0 to Gosport Borough

at Fratton Park. Ground grading issues saw Sholing relegated back to the Wessex League.

The Reserves much like the 1st team had a change of management part way through the season with Martin Tongs

stepping up from U18’s to take charge. The Wyvern title eluded them this season losing out to AFC Portchester and had

to settle for runners up and the two cup competitions saw them runners up again to Petersfield Town in the League Cup

but were successful in the John Stimpson Memorial Shield beating AFC Totton.

2015/16 Following a ground grading issue Sholing returned back to the Sydenhams Wessex League. Sholing welcomed

Darren Burdle into the coaching staff. A remarkable season for Sholing as ten players from within the under 18 ranks

made their first team appearances something that has never happened before. Cup disappointments meant the season

was all about the League and Sholing finished the season Runners Up to Salisbury losing one home League game

which was our first game against Moneyfields the only team to do the League double over us. Dan Mason was pipped

by former Sholing striker Sam Wilson on the final day of the season to deny Dan being the League’s leading scorer.

2016/17: Behind the scenes saw another change in management within the Development side with Iain Calder Steve

Ross & Steve Blackburn taking over the reins. Finishing 4th in the League and reaching S/F of JSMS & ¼ Final of SDFA

Sen Cup. Sholing FC were rocked in Dec 16 with the sudden death of Coach Darren Burdle aged 50. Sholing FC

finished season 3rd

with Dan Mason again being the leading marksman. Sholing completed a cup double winning the

Sydenhams Wessex League Cup then 52 hrs later lifted the SDFA Senior Cup for the 9th time at St Mary’s.

2017/18: The season like last season saw changes in management with Development manager Iain Calder stepping up

to 1st team coach. Steve Blackburn & Curtis Osbourne along with Steve Ross took on the Development role and took

the U18’s to the 1st Round of the FA Youth Cup. Steve & Curtis left the club midseason with Patrick McGonigle and

Steve Terry doubling up their roles with U18’S and Development with Steve Ross. The 1st team finished third in the

Sydenhams Wessex League and failed to defend both trophies losing out in the semi-finals in both competitions. The

Development side finished mid-table with many U18’s stepping up to the Development side. The U18’s won the HCY

League Cup and a number of the U18’S featured in 1st team games.

2018/19: Sholing won the Sydenhams Wessex League title with 8 games remaining of the season & promotion back to

Bet Victor Southern League South a winning double was achieved beating Christchurch to win the Russell-Cotes Cup

for the 1st time in their history. The Reserves finished runners-up in The Wyvern Combination League Premier Division

with the U18’s losing out on penalties to Moneyfields in HCYL League Cup Final.

Sholing F.C. Management Team & Players 2018/19 Dave Diaper - joined the club as manager in season 1999/00 from B.A.T. Former Southampton Schools and Hampshire Representative Player. Previous clubs played for; Cadnam, BHC (IOW), Pirelli, AC Delco, Otterbourne, Netley Vics and B.A.T. Coached Hampshire Senior squad 2002, managed Hampshire U21 2002, Otterbourne and B.A.T. 2014 won Wessex League and FA Vase. Following the resignation of Mick Marsh Dave Diaper once again took up the managerial reins in Oct 2014. Dave has now reached an incredible landmark over 1000 games in charge during his twenty years at Portsmouth Road. Kev Harnett – Playing career: Kevin started his playing career with Swaythling Athletic (now Eastleigh) before joining Brockenhurst for 5 seasons, 2 seasons with Pirelli General and then a second spell at Brockenhurst. He then played at Winchester Castle for 3 seasons before becoming player/manager. He finished his playing career at AC Delco. Kevin qualified as a coach in 1988 and coached for Southampton Centre of Excellence for 4 seasons whilst also coaching at AC Delco. Kevin then became the First Team Coach at Pirelli General for 10 seasons and was also Chairman for a season. He joined Sholing (then VTFC) as First Team Coach in 2003 and was then appointed Director of Football in 2009. Marc Diaper – After 14 seasons with the Boatmen Marc played his last game at Wembley in the FA Vase win and retired. However Marc was talked into joining AFC Totton. Marc re-joined the club in a coaching capacity in 2016 and has now progressed to Assistant Manager. Iain Calder – Playing career VT FC Andover Town Totton & Eling then latterly at Folland Sports & Brockenhurst. Iain guided the Sholing youth team over 6 years to U18’S. Iain stepped up from being the Development manager to the coaching staff for the 1

st team in 2017.

Jamie Cotton – Jamie is an UEFA qualified goalkeeping coach with extensive experience at Southern League. Has previously coached at this level with Petersfield Town, Winchester City and most recently AFC Totton. Joel Whitfield - Physio Joel has been at the club since 2015/16 taking over from Tasha Bowers where they both studied together at University of Chichester in 2014 Joel has a Degree in Sports Therapy (BSC Hons) Matt Ferris – Matt joined in March 2018 as a Physio and operates fully with Joel on match-days, like Joel, Matt studied at University of Chichester also gaining a Degree in Sports Therapy (BSC Hons) in 2016

Players Kevin Brewster - D.O.B 25/07/82 – Kevin is in his 15th season with the club, a 37 year old midfielder/defender - previous club Gosport Borough Winchester City runs Sholing’s successful mini soccer school on Saturday mornings with Jamie Bulpitt and Gary King. Kevin has notched up 486 matches for the club and holds two FA Vase winners medals. Kevin has dual signed with Folland Sports. Jamie Bulpitt – D.O.B.11/12/94 – Jamie is a midfielder in his 6

th season at the Sholing. Jamie went to AFC

Bournemouth at the age of 12 for four seasons but missed out on a scholarship. Then he moved to AFC Totton before progressing to Eastleigh then Bashley before returning to AFC Totton last season. Made over 200 appearances for the Boatmen committed to a tackle.

Terry (TJ) Cuthbertson – D.O.B. 18/06/89 – 2nd spell at the club following his move from Gosport Borough previously with Portsmouth FC and Eastleigh has also won the Wessex League with Winchester City, Blackfield & Langley & Sholing. Made over 200 appearances Dean Faithfull—D.O.B. 23/05/87 — Centre Half Dean has returned for his 2nd spell at the club 51 appearances Ryan Gosney – D.O.B. 13/03/93 – goalkeeper joined the club in 2014/15 from Winchester City previously with Follands. Made 229 appearances and kept 103 clean sheets.

Jake Hoole – D.O.B. 06/07/98 – another youth player who has established a 1

st team place with an eye for goal,

Jake has made 150 appearances for the Boatmen. James Johnson – D.O.B. 23/02/01 – James an established member of the reserves set up came through the Sholing development ranks a free scoring left back. James made his debut at home to Bemerton Heath Harlequins. James Lauder—D.O.B. 12/11/98 James is studying at Solent University played at Dunstable Town made his debut away to Thatcham Town Byron Mason- D.O.B. 01/03/87 The Boatmen’s FA Vase winning captain Byron had a brief spell at Gosport Borough but returned after 2 months Byron is nearing 600 appearances. Dan Mason- D.O.B. 05/06/92 – Dan re-joined the club following a season at Folland Sports 2013-14 and was last season’s leading scorer for the club. Dan is nearing 400 appearances for the club.

Marlon Mason— D.O.B. 01/12/95 - Marlon has returned to the club following a season at Hamble Club and has made 35 appearances.and recently scored his first senior goal. Declan McCarthy— D.O.B. 19/02/97—Declan has returned to the club after 4 years and is now a recognized goalkeeper. Declan has dual signed from Alresford Town having previously played at Fareham Town and Folland Sports. Marvin McLean - D.O.B 20/08/87 - Plays wide midfield and progressed through the reserves to become a folk hero at Sholing scoring the only goal in the FA Vase Final at Wembley. Marvin has reverted to a new role of left back and has now made 655 appearances a club record Dan Miller – D.O.B. 02/04/94 - Centre Half who has moved up through the Sholing youth system. Dan has established himself as no1 in the centre back role. Dan also coaches the Sholing U18’s Dan has made 323 appearances so far. Dan collected his first ever caution at Wembley coming on as a sub for Pete Castle in the FA Vase Final in 2014. Jack Nicholas – D.O.B.19/11/01 – Jack is another product of our successful development squad also plays for Sparshott College made his debut 18/19 season has made 9 appearances. Aiden Radford—D.O.B. 17/09/01— Aiden joined from New Milton Town in the close season and also plays for Sparshott College made his debut in the FA Cup. Owen Roundell – D.O.B. 23/03/97 – Owen a product of our successful development squad has established himself as a regular squad member and has made 186 appearances. Owen Royl – D.O.B. 22/10/99 – Owen has quickly established himself in the 1

st team since signing making his debut as a

16yr old. Owen has made 137 appearances for the Boatmen. Alex Sawyer – D.O.B. 22/09/92 – Yet another player who has progressed through the Sholing youth ranks also came on as a substitute at Wembley plays in midfield. Alex has made 353 appearances for the club. Bradley Targett – D.O.B. 14/05/01 Bradley is another player that has come through the Sholing youth ranks and made his 1

st team debut away to Alresford Town two season ago at 16. Bradley has made 63 appearances.

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th player on the park; they can be heard home and away

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BET VICTOR SOUTHERN LEAGUE ~~~~ DIVISION ONE SOUTH

AFC TOTTON Testwood Stadium, Salisbury Road Calmore Totton SO40 2RW

Tel: - 02380-868981 9 Miles

BARNSTAPLE TOWN Mill Road, Barnstaple, Devon, EX31 1JQ

Tel: - 01271-343469 149 Miles

BIDEFORD AFC The Sports Ground, Kingsley Road, Bideford, Devon, EX39 2NG

Tel: - 01237-474974 156 Miles

BASINGSTOKE TOWN The Simplyhealth Denplan Ground, Hillier Way Abbotts Barton, SO23 7SR

Tel: - 21 Miles

BRISTOL MANOR FARM The Creek, Portway, Bristol BS9 2HS

Tel: - 0117-9683571 113 Miles

CINDERFORD TOWN The Causeway, Hilldene, Edge Hills Road, Cinderford, GL14 2QH

Tel: - 01594-824080 118 Miles

CIRENCESTER TOWN Corinium Stadium, Kingshill Lane, Cirencester, GL7 1HS

Tel: - 01285-654543 85 Miles

EVESHAM UNITED Jubilee Stadium, Cheltenham Road, Evesham, WR11 2LZ

Tel: - 01386-442303 120 Miles

FROME TOWN Badgers Hill Stadium, Berkley Road, Frome, Somerset, BA11 2EH

Tel: - 01373-464087 59 Miles

HIGHWORTH TOWN The Elms Recreation Ground, Highworth, Swindon, SN6 7DD

Tel: - 01793-766263 75 Miles

LARKHALL ATHLETIC Plain Ham, Charlcombe Lane, Bath, BA1 8DJ

Tel: - 01255-334592 104 Miles

MANGOTSFIELD UNITED The GJC Commercials Ltd Stadium, Cossham St Mangotsfield BS16 9EN

Tel: - 0117-9560119 103 Miles

MELKSHAM TOWN Oakfield Stadium, Eastern Way, Melksham, SN12 7GU

Tel: - 01225-302997 56 Miles

MONEYFIELDS Moneyfields Sports Ground, 1 Moneyfield Avenue, Portsmouth, PO3 6LA

Tel: - 02392-665260 17 Miles

PAULTON ROVERS Athletic Ground, Winterfield Road, Paulton, Bristol, BS39 7RF

Tel: - 01761-412907 68 Miles

SHOLING The Mackoy Stadium, Portsmouth Road, Old Netley, SO19 9PW

Tel: - 07496804555 0 Miles

SLIMBRIDGE AFC Thornhill Park, Wisloe Road, Cambridge, Gloucester, GL2 7AF

Tel: - 01453-89998 114 Miles

THATCHAM TOWN Waterside Park, Crookham Hill, Thatcham, Berkshire, RG19 4PA

Tel: - 01635-862016 46 Miles

WILLAND ROVERS Stan Robinson Stadium, Silver Street, Willand, Devon, EX15 2RG

Tel: - 01884-33885 112 Miles

WINCHESTER CITY The Simplyhealth Denplan Ground, Hillier Way, Abbotts Barton, SO23 7SR

Tel: - 07768-848905 21 Miles

SHOLING Total Mileage~~~ 3,092

The Sydenhams Wessex Football League Show is the official podcast of the Sydenhams Wessex

League.

We’re on air live from the 103.9 Voice FM studios in Southampton from 3pm to 5pm every Sunday and you can also listen live on www.voicefmradio.co.uk from anywhere in the world.

You can listen again afterwards 1 hour after the show has finished via the same website and there

is also a Voice FM App you can download to your Phone IPad or Computer device.

Our aim is promote all local football and specifically the 40 teams of the Sydenhams Wessex

League.

So far we have had managers, chairmen, players, press officers and secretaries joining us as

studio guests and phone guests; from 20 Sydenhams Wessex League clubs, as well as guests

from local teams both higher and lower down the pyramid.

This is your show and is a platform for your club to promote its events and raise its profile.

If your club produces post-match interviews please either email us a copy of the audio, or give

permission for us to play them on air straight from your website or social media sites, as we will aim

to play them on the show.

Please come and join us one Sunday – either live in the studio or on the phone.

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Hampshire Senior Cup sponsored by

1st Round – week commencing 19 August 2019

AFC Portchester 1-1 Alton (7-6 on pens)

Baffins Milton Rovers 2-1 Tadley Calleva

Ringwood Town 0-5 AFC Stoneham

Fleet Town 4-4 Whitchurch United (4-3 on pens)

Fleet Spurs 2-0 Solent University

Fareham Town 3-3 United Services Portsmouth (4-3 on pens)

Totton & Eling 0-3 Andover New Street

Romsey Town 1-5 Bashley

Christchurch vs. Royal Navy FA

Newport (IOW) 2-2. Bournemouth (Sat) (7-6 on pens)

Brockenhurst 1-2 Petersfield Town

Lymington Town 1-0 Alresford Town

Hythe & Dibden 4-2 Eversley & California

Folland Sports 3-3 Andover Town (4-3 on pens)

Fawley AFC 0-3 Cowes Sports

Cove 1-2 Horndean

Hamble Club 2-2 East Cowes Victoria Athletic (3-4 on pens)

2nd Round – week commencing 16 September 2019

AFC Totton vs. AFC Portchester

AFC Bournemouth vs. Basingstoke Town

Eastleigh vs. Fleet Spurs

Cowes Sports vs. Petersfield Town

Farnborough vs. Blackfield & Langley

Andover New Street vs. Horndean

Havant & Waterlooville vs. Portsmouth

Hythe & Dibden vs. Winchester City

Southampton vs. Christchurch or Royal Navy FA

Baffins Milton Rovers vs. Lymington Town

Gosport Borough vs. East Cowes Victoria Athletic

Hartley Wintney vs. Fareham Town

Moneyfields vs. Aldershot Town

Newport (IOW) vs. Sholing

Fleet Town vs. AFC Stoneham

Bashley vs. Folland Sports

Russell-Cotes Cup 1st Round sponsored by

Hamble Club v Totton & Eling

Horndean v Infinity FC

Fareham Town v Romsey Town

Andover New Street v Brockenhurst

Eversley & California v Bemerton Heath Harlequins

Folland Sports v AFC Stoneham

Moneyfields v Fawley AFC

Petersfield Town v Andover Town

AFC Totton v Fleetlands

Alton v Bush Hill

Hythe & Dibden v Stockbridge

Ringwood Town v Fleet Town

AFC Portchester v Overton United

New Milton Town v Lymington

Byes:- Christchurch & Sholing