The BADGER 2022/23 Issue 1 vs March Town United

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UNITED COUNTIES LEAGUE PREMIER DIVISION SOUTH SATURDAY 30th JULY 2022 I 3pm KICK OFF

2022/23 SEASON - ISSUE 1

Bugbrooke St Michaels FC The Badgers, founded 1929

WHOS WHO PRESIDENT - WILLY MARRIOTT CHAIRMAN - KEVIN GARDNER VICE-CHAIRMAN - NIGEL THOMAS CLUB SECRETARY - GRAHAM CONNEW YOUTH SECRETARY & TREASURER - NICK INWOOD FIXTURES SECRETARY - DAVE MELLOR GROUNDSMAN - DANNY POWELL WELFARE OFFICER - BEN ROBINSON CLUB PHYSIO - VACANT

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From the Chairman …

As Chairman of Bugbrooke St Michael’s Football Club I would like to offer you a warm welcome to The Sett and hope that you have an enjoyable visit.

Here at Bugbrooke St Michaels we are working hard to develop a club with a strong inclusive ethos, offering opportunities for players of all ages and abilities.

We are extremely proud of our youth development programme, supporting players from seven all the way up to eighteen. Many of our young players go on to have success with one of four adult teams, with some players going on to even bigger and better things!

There is a great wealth of local support for the club, everyone that helps does so on a voluntary basis and through everyone’s hard work and dedication we have been able to achieve and maintain FA Accredited status.

Whilst some clubs choose to reinvest their revenue into players wages, here at Bugbrooke we hold a different set of values. All of our profits go into upgrading our equipment and facilities, building a solid future-proof foundation that will be here for future generations to enjoy.

Whilst this can sometimes hold us back from gaining huge success on the pitch, we feel our excellent facilities, youth development programme and ethos on community set us apart from other clubs.

Success and progression starts from the beginnings.

Thank you for your support today, we hope that you enjoy the game, and we look forward to seeing you again soon.

Kev Kevin Gardner, Chairman Bugbrooke St Michaels Football Club would like to place on record our thanks to our team of volunteers, our advertisers and sponsors.

THE GAFFER’S NOTES We’d like to start today’s notes by extending a warm welcome to the players, officials and supporters of March Town United who are today’s visitors to the Sett for our opening United Counties Premier Division South fixture of the season.

In some respects, we can’t believe that we’re Writing these notes. The start of the football season seems to get earlier each year, its still July!

That said, it is what it is and along with the coaching staff and players we are excited for the challenge that lies ahead. Preseason has been a mixed bag with the majority of last seasons squad having departed the Sett, we have welcomed several new faces and have seen more familiar ones make the step up to First Team football – we have full confidence in these players and their ability to perform at Step 5. At times we have played some fantastic football, giving our supporters a taste of what they can expect this season; one downside is that we have lost two key players to injury in Tom Binder and Tom Smyth, we wish them both a speedy recovery.

Anyway, thank you for your support, enjoy the game and we look forward to seeing you back at the Sett on Saturday 6 th August when Long Buckby AFC are the visitors in the FA Cup.

Dale & Daniel

“We have welcomed several new faces and have seen more familiar ones make the step up to First Team football – we have full confidence in these players and their ability to perform at Step 5.”

Formed in 1929, Bugbrooke St. Michael’s Football Club took over from Bugbrooke United who folded in 1928 after being in existence since 1910.

The club, which is named after the local St. Michael’s and All Angels Church, initially took its place in the Northants Central Village League and had immediate success, winning the league title from 1931 to 1937.

The club closed down for the Second World War before reforming in 1947 and were once again successful winning the CVL title from 1947 to 1950 and were Northants Lower Junior Cup runners-up in 1949, a feat repeated in 1954.

We finally won the N.F.A. Lower Junior Cup in 1956 and followed this in 1957 by winning the prestigious Daventry Charity Cup. The club had its most successful years from 1966 to 1972 when we won the Northants Central Combination Premier title and again from 1976 to 1979 with 1977 also seeing us win the N.F.A. Lower Junior Cup again.

The club continued to succeed in the Northants Combination until 1987 when the we took the decision to join the United Counties League.

At this time, we decided to run two teams in the U.C.L. and two teams in the C.N.C. We also began our youth section and have continued this ever since. Today we run 5 adult sides, including a recently formed Ladies team as well as 13 youth teams.

The club has had continued to enjoy success across all age groups over those 30 years, the most notable being N.F.A. Junior Cup winners in 1992, N.F.A Lower Junior Cup in 1993 and U.C.L. Division One winners in 2001.

The reputation for producing successful youth teams has increased over those years and 4 of our youth players (under 16) have been signed by professional league clubs.

The achievements of the club on the field have always been supported by a hardworking committee whose chief officers are recorded on a roll in the clubhouse foyer. They along with supporters of the club have built up the excellent changing rooms and clubhouse since 1980.

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MARCH TOWN UNITED Today’s visitors March Town United started out as March Town and played on several grounds in the early 1880’s before sharing a ground with March Town Cricket Club at The Avenue. March Town played there until after the war.

As founder members of the Isle of Ely Football League, March played in that League until joining the Peterborough & District League.

After the war they added `United’ to the Clubs’ title, reflecting the move to the GER sports ground in Robingoodfellows Lane.

After an unsuccessful spell in the United Counties League, March appointed ex-Norwich City and Notts County player, Oscar Hold as Manager and after two seasons won the UCL Championship.

In the 1955-56 season, March joined the Eastern Counties League and finished runners-up to Peterborough United Reserves.

They finished runners-up to Spurs `A’ in the 1960-61 season but had to wait until the 1987-88 season to lift the Championship.

March have won the League Cup once, beating Spurs 3-2 in a two-leg final, with the second leg being played at White Hart Lane.

The Hares have reached the firstround proper of the FA Cup twice, going out to Brentford 4-0 in the 1956-57 season and more recently losing 2-0 at Swindon in the 1977-78 season. They have jointly held the East Anglian cup with Barking in 1953-54.

March Town now run three senior sides and a Ladies Team. The First team having returned to the United Counties League following a spell in the Thurlow Nunn (Eastern) Division One North, whilst the Reserves, A Team and Ladies teams play in the Cambridgeshire Leagues March Town also has a thriving Youth set up, with the Under 18’s playing in the Thurlow Nunn League.

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By Paul Jackson A quick run through who the Badgers will be facing this season, starting with the new teams to our league………

HISTON The Stutes are the only relegated team coming into our league, having lost out in the Step 4/5 play-offs 1-2 at home to Consett AFC from the Northern League. Histon had finished 18th in the Pitching-In Northern Premier League Division One Midlands last season, but they have kept faith in manager Lance Key who has also retained the majority of his squad.

Home form really let them down with just two league wins all season at Bridge Road, whilst they did manage to be victorious on five occasions on the road. Preseason hasn’t been particularly impressive for the Stutes, but the fact that will go into the season as a unit with the experience of playing at the higher level should see them in upper mid-table at the worst, with the chance of being top four if they get off to a good start.

MK IRISH The Bletchley based MK Irish have been moved sideways by the F.A, something that they were far from pleased about at first, but they have accepted their fate and will look to push on under the guidance of Terry Shrieves, who himself is something of a legend from his playing days around Northamptonshire.

The club were formed in a merger between former UCL club Buckingham Town and Unite MK and were promoted to step five of the Spartan South Midlands League at the end of 20/21. In their first season in the Premier Division they finished mid-table in 12th spot.

One name we will be very familiar with is striker Dom Lawless who bagged 22 goals for the Irish last season. I see them as a mid-table team who could win some big games along the way.

MARCH TOWN UNITED The Hares have been moved across from the Thurlow Nunn Eastern Counties League Premier Division where they had finished in tenth spot. Manager Ashley Taylor has a smattering of players in his squad who have played UCL football, with former Wisbech Town striker Jack Friend banging in 27 goals last season.

They have already picked up some silverware in preseason with a 3-2 win over Holbeach United with Friend on target alongside a Danny Emmington double winning them the BKD Trophy. Mid-table beckons in their first year in new surroundings, but they might just turn out to be one of the surprises.

Now for some more familiar faces……….

NEWPORT PAGNELL Last season’s F.A Vase winners finished fifth last season and you would have to be a brave person to write them off in their challenge to bring step four football to the Milton Keynes town next year.

Manager Garry Flynn has kept almost all of last season’s squad and added some real quality too. Shane Bush had been captain of Biggleswade Town for a few years before joining up with AFC Rushden & Diamonds last season as is a real coup for the Swans, as is the experienced Russell Short who has spent almost all of his career to date playing at a higher level.

Another signing of note is from the other end of the spectrum in the shape of Albie Hall who scored 44 times last season for Pitstone & Ivinghoe.

COVENTRY SPHINX I believe that Sphinx will be the main challengers to Newport Pagnell in the battle for the championship next April and if they continue the form they showed last season they may just pip them to the post. Joint management team of John Woodward and Shaun Thomas appear to have kept hold of most of last season’s squad that finished third in the table, but a notable absence from their full-time squad and pre-season social media is attacking-midfielder Callum Stewart who scored an incredible 40 goals for them last season. If they have lost his services that would be a big blow to the Coventry club.

RUGBY TOWN

The Valley are always amongst the favourites for the title, but so far, they have always come up a little short. Carl Adams has been at the helm since they joined the UCL and still occupies the hot seat at Butlin Road and will hope to build on their great finish to last season that saw them take third spot. David Kolodynski remains at the club and is their all-time leading scorer and has been doing the business in per-season once more, but they have plenty of fire power around to keep opponents defences busy. Three former players have returned to the club in the summer in the form of Charlie Evans, Ryan Seal and keeper Matt Hill which further boosts their squad, just need to find the consistency they have lacked over recent seasons.

WELLINGBOROUGH TOWN The Doughboys are back under the management of Jake Stone and he has been busy adding to his squad in the summer. Rico Alexander, who had been Cogenhoe’s skipper last season, plus his teammate Ryan Archer have both signed, along with Jake Stronge who has transferred over from the Newport Pagnell. Long term skipper Josh Melling has moved on, but they have kept hold of the services of Jack O’Connor who takes the armband despite plenty of interest from elsewhere. Could well be top five if they find their form.

EYNESBURY ROVERS Eynesbury have lost their manager Rob Sinclair to Real Bedford in the summer, and he has taken a number of players with him, so it is a bit of a rebuild for new the new management team of Mark Spavins, Ronayne MarshBrown and Neil Morris, but they have already made some very good-looking signings. Amongst these are former Histon skipper Max York, Jordan Slama, Josh Marshall, Jonny Butler and Kwai Marsh-Brown who have all played at a higher level, whilst a name more familiar to UCL fans is Reece King, who has made the short trip across from Godmanchester Rovers. If they gel quickly, they might be in with a shot of top five.

GODMANCHESTER ROVERS Goddy finished eleventh last time out and could be a surprise package this time around. In skipper Simon Unwin they have a real leader and manager Jamie Greygoose has built a battling team who will give him their all every game. One key signing is the muchtravelled Declan Rogers who has a lot of experience at a higher level as well as knowing the UCL very well, but you wouldn’t put money on him still being there at the end of the season.

EASINGTON SPORTS

Another club under new management with Andy Sharman stepping up after being in charge of the Development team in the Oxfordshire League last season, guiding them to third spot in Division One. He is joined by assistant Tommy Kinch who has played most of his career at step five or higher and coach Mark Boyland whose experienced on the field came at a much higher level and was a fan’s favourite at Cheltenham Town. The Banbury based club finished 14th last time out which was their first in the UCL after transferring across from the more appropriately positioned Hellenic League. I don’t see them as a top six team, but they may improve on last season’s spot and push for top ten.

DESBOROUGH TOWN Jim Le Masurier remains in charge at Waterworks Field and will be looking for more consistency from his team this time around after finishing with just four teams below them last season. There doesn’t seem to be many changes to his squad at this stage and with no particularly noticeable signings it could well be a similar result come next April too.

COVENTRY UNITED

The Red & Green’s first season in the UCL was a very mixed affair, starting off with a big budget and looking like potential promotion candidates, but three manager’s, the chairman’s resignation and a slashed budget meant they finished with a very young squad in a respectable 8th place. Ivor Lawton will manage the first team and whilst pre-season has seen teams of trialists take the field, he has secured a number of players from the squad that finished 20/21. It is difficult to see them finishing as high this this season, but they should have enough to escape the relegation zone.

G.N.G OADBY TOWN

Oadby are one of those teams who seem to lack any sort of consistency and with the club seeming to always be in some sort of difficulty off the pitch. They finished 16th last season, but picked up some great results, whilst losing games you would have expected them to win. They used 51 players last season which probably goes a long way to explain their inconsistency and they have already signed on 48 players for this season, although that covers both first and reserve team squads. Pre-season has gone very well for the Poachers which may mean a better season for the Leicestershire club, but a poor start to the league campaign could well see them struggle again.

ROTHWELL CORINTHIANS Corinthians spent the majority of last season looking over their shoulders at the wrong end of the table and eventually escaped relegation by two places and just three points. Their young squad will hopefully have taken something out of this experience, but if they don’t start particularly welll they may be in for a repeat this time around.

LUTTERWORTH TOWN

The Swifts finished 6th last season, but I don’t see them repeating that feat this time with a largely new squad following the departure of long-term manager Josh Dixon in the summer to Aylestone Park. Will Andrew is the man taking over the reins with a big act to follow and he has brought in a lot of new players to Dunley Way and it is difficult to predict how they will fair. Their social media only mentions one friendly match, a 4-3 defeat to Anstey Nomads in early July so I have no idea what to expect from them this year, but feel they could struggle.

LONG BUCKBY AFC

Former Cogenhoe United Reserve team manager and most recently gaffer at SSML D1 team Craig Hayward has taken over as manager at Station Road with this being his highest appointment so far in is young career. He has brought in a number of new players, but most have little or no experience in the UCL Premier Division and I feel they made end up at the wrong end of the table. Craig is a friend of mine so I hope I am wrong and it works out well for the Bucks, but my gut feeling is leaning the other way I’m afraid.

COGENHOE UNITED

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Author Paul Jacksons Club…..

And finally, here are Paul’s thoughts about us….

Former AFC Rushden & Diamonds assistant manager Scott Carlin took over the Compton Park reins in the summer and brought in Andy Batty as his assistant and Ryan Farmer as coach. This likeable and experienced trio have been forced to bring in lots of new faces with so many of last season’s squad opting to move on, but they have impressed us with the quality on show so far in preseason. Leaving are Rico Alexander and Ryan Archer (Wellingborough Town), Tom Wakley and Alex Vaughan (Melton Town), Craig Foxall (Potton United), Dan Mortimer (Sileby Rangers) and Archie Culley (yet to sign for anyone but has been training with a few clubs).

Under new management at the Sett, but the home fans are well aware of what they are getting as Reserve Team boss Dale Walton steps up into the hot-seat with assistance from all-conquering U18 gaffer Daniel Powell.

Staying put are Will Bates, Paddy Cichosz, Archie Elmore, Josh Adams, Luca Iaciofano, Luke Andrews and Jessi Obeng, with the rest of the squad being new. Keeper Regan Saunt, defenders Ben Gough & Kodi Briggs and midfielder Mitch White all gained experienced at SSML Langford last season (Briggs has dual-registered with them this season too) and they are part of a number of players who have linked up again with Carlin through his connections at Moulton College. Towering centre half Brad Marshall has joined from Corby Strip Mills, Luca Purse from Biggleswade Town, Louie Barrett from Wellingborough Town, Luke McDonald from Roade, whilst Pharell Anderson, Harley Mallard, Alex Parkes, Callum Farmer, Owen Brooks, Lewis Green and Dylan Carlin are mainly stepping up into senior football for the first time, mostly from the Moulton College Academy.

A big addition is former AFC Rushden & Diamonds striker Will Jones after the youngster left Hayden Road recently and whilst it may be a little soon for this group of youngsters to be pushing for the title, I think they could be pushing top ten with more to come in the future.

I’m expecting this talented bunch of youngsters to fair pretty well this season, but there are sure to be ups-anddowns along the way with such a young squad. No predictions of course, but I’m sure the Compton Park faithful are going to thoroughly entertained this season.

All of last season’s first team squad have moved on, mainly following the out-going gaffer Jamie Forrest to O.N Chenecks, but Walton’s young Reserves have stepped up after winning the UCL Reserve Division last season, plus a few of the U18s have joined them in their new adventure.

A HUGE THANK YOU TO PAUL JACKSON FOR GIVING US PERMISSION TO PUBLISH HIS WORK

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” Eternal Hope”

Hope. It is the word that makes most sense of the beautiful game, of why we spend hours and days and weeks of our existence obsessing over something that, for most of us, if we’re being honest with ourselves, has little impact on our lives.

And the beginning of a new season is where the hope is at it’s highest. Old heroes have moved on, the failures and successes of last year are in the past, and now we look forward. New players to deify, new trophies to be chased, new records to be set.

Each, and every one of us knows, right up until kick off on the opening weekend of the season, that this is going to be our year. And, depending on whom you support, that knowledge can last anywhere from 60 seconds to 60 matches into the campaign. But… however it goes, every summer we reset, we get excited, and we believe again.

There’s comfort in that.

So now we come to the beginning of our new season, and we want to sustain that feeling, feed the hope, for as long as possible, before the nights close in and the points are dropped and the rain hammers down. It won’t take long for most of us to be brought back down to earth, but we all know the importance of maintaining the hope for at least one more week, with a good opening day performance.

That run lasted through thirteen different managers, a league title, a Champions League semi-final, two relegations and the real threat of the club going out of business, the longest in the Football League.

And yet, throughout all that turmoil, they kept the opening day a safe haven where, however disastrous it had been, fans could go home believing they were on the road to recovery.

For longer runs than that, we must look to more consistently successful teams, and we must look beyond England. Few are more consistently successful throughout Europe than Celtic.

The Glaswegians put together a run of 23 opening day victories, beginning with a 5-0 demolition of Dunfermline in 1998, a Craig Burley (pictured) hat trick doing most of the damage, and ending only last season with a last-minute John Souttar winner for Hearts. For their part, Celtic went through twelve different managers on their run, securing 15 league titles and ten Scottish Cups, as well as losing the UEFA Cup final in 2003. Certainly, opening day victory augurs more success in Scotland than it does in England.

Leeds certainly know a thing or two about opening day performances, having put together a run of twenty consecutive opening day wins, from the heady days of Howard Wilkinson’s return to the top-flight in 1991, to the depths (by their standards at least) of League One in 2009, where Simon Grayson oversaw a victorious start to a season that would end with promotion.

But even a run of 23 opening day victories isn’t the longest.

For that we need to head to the Mediterranean, and the Old Lady, where Juventus reign supreme.

On the opening day of 1982, Juventus, complete with Dino Zoff and Michel Platini, travelled to relative upstarts Sampdoria. The home side were bolstered by a forward line of Roberto Mancini and Trevor Francis, fed by Arsenal legend Liam Brady, but it was fullback Mauro Ferroni who scored the only goal of the game in the 67th minute.

That would be the last opening day that Juventus failed to win for nearly three decades, finally falling to defeat in 2010 to Bari, the single goal coming, ironically, from former Celtic player Massimo Donati. He was just 18 months old the previous time Juventus had failed to win in the first match of the season.

The Old Lady got through thirteen managers in that time, counting both Giovanni Trapattoni and Marcello Lippi twice, and only won seven league titles in that time, with two Italian Cups. But they also counted two European Cups, a Cup Winners Cup, three UEFA Cups and an Intertoto Cup in that time, so it’s not all bad.

So, here’s hoping for an opening day victory to kick on to success. It might not lead to Champions League glory, but we can all dream.

Enjoy the game.

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