The Deans Issue 12

THE OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMME OF HORNDEAN FC // 2022/23 SEASON

ISSUE 12

HORNDEAN VS FAREHAM TOWN

HORNDEAN VS BAFFINS MILTON ROVERS

Wessex League Premier Division

Wessex League Premier Division

Tuesday 6th December | 7:45pm Kick Off

Saturday 10th December | 3pm Kick Off

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ISSUE 12

CONTENTS 4

Previously on the road: Alresford 0 deans 5

6

non-league paper weekly column

8

opposition watch: fareham town

10

opposition watch: baffins milton rovers

12

league table, recent results & today's action

16

the story of the young deans' youth cup run

18

on the road: westleigh park, moneyfields fc

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previously on the road

alresford town horndean

0 5

Alresford Town 0-5 Horndean | Saturday 3rd December | Wessex League Premier | Arlebury Park

A brace for Zack Willett and contributions from Blankson, Hookey and Duffin helped Horndean wrap up a 5-0 win away at Alresford Town.

Horndean made the trip to Arlebury Park to face bottom side Alresford Town in the Wessex League Premier Division. Horndean named an unchanged eleven from their 4-1 victory at home to Laverstock & Ford last week, whilst the hosts Alresford could only name 10 men in their side with several absences within their ranks.

In form Willett put the Deans in front 6 minutes in, after being unleashed by Rob Taw on the right flank he drove towards goal before firing home. Little over 10 minutes later Horndean doubled their advantage, as Hookey slipped the ball into the path of Blankson who breezed past his man before burying the ball past Connell.

Willett made it 3 on 23 minutes after a strike from the edge of the box found the net, earning him a brace to take his season total to 16. Sam Hookey made it 4-0 on the stroke of half time, as he hit a rebound home from close range to bag his second goal in as many games.

Horndean maintained their dominance in the second half with the majority of possession and constant pressure in the final third. Chances were a plenty for the Deans but they struggled to break through the heavily defensive Alresford side. Horndean eventually found a fifth 20 minutes from time as second half substitute Connor Duffin used his head to convert a left sided Montague cross past Connell.

The win sees Horndean strengthen their position in second, with a four point cushion over Bemerton Heath in 3rd. Meanwhile Alresford remain rooted to the foot of the table on 3 points.

NLP COLUMN

LAST week, NLP editor Matt Badcock spoke in his column about the alarming trend of fan misbehaviour which is sadly creeping into our game. Believe me, it’s not something we take any enjoyment from, but it came to a head one Saturday night as we were preparing to put the paper to bed. The original plan was to celebrate a National League record crowd at Notts County when a massive 16,511 supporters clicked through the turnstiles to see the Magpies take on Yeovil Town. On the same day, there were over 10,000 watching Wrexham play Aldershot Town and another 7,000+ crowd at Chesterfield for the crunch clash with Solihull Moors.

So, you can imagine our angst when instead of 16,511 fans making the front page headlines it the actions of just one idiot who stole the limelight. About an hour before we went to press, a video was brought to our attention of a so-called Guiseley ‘fan’ jumping over the barrier of Warrington Town’s Cantilever Park ground and switching the water bottle of Wire keeper Tony Thompson which was nestled into the net.

It then emerged that the bottle in question had apparently been contaminated with urine. Thompson drank it and then approached the alleged perpetrator, prompting him to be sent off. The front page headline ‘Disgusting’ said it all.

While, thankfully, this is a one-off incident it has once again raised concerns of bad fans’ behaviour, which is dragging the pure reputation Non-League football through the mud.

With the Premier League and Championship on hold for the World Cup, Non-League clubs up and down the country have worked extremely hard putting on special deals, trying to pack their bars and clubhouses for people to watch the action in Qatar and to generally propel this level of the game into the wider spotlight. A celebration of Non-League football if you like.

At the start of the season, the Football Association and leagues issued a document to clubs in an attempt to help eradicate some of the issues.

The problem is, what can clubs do to prevent it? Guiseley handled this particular incident expertly well. They immediately banned the young man involved and vowed to clamp down on any accomplices. They deserve credit for their own swift action on what would have been a difficult weekend for them. Unfortunately, preventative methods are having consequences on the terraces – and it’s a real sad state of affairs. Clubs such as Walsall Wood and Prescot Cables are refusing entry for under 16s without a supervised adult and at Coalville Town the ground staff are even wearing body cams in a bid to identify persistent offenders.

As necessary as measures like that are, they represents everything that Non-League football shouldn’t. We should be encouraging the support of the younger generation and we certainly shouldn’t have to follow them round the ground on camera. Sadly, it’s needs must.

It seems that the pure nature of a Non-League ground makes it an easy target. While elite stadiums are regimented so fans are confined to one seat and one entry/exit gate, a Non-League ground gives fans the freedom to wonder around and sit or stand where they want. That is being taken advantage of. Don’t get me wrong, 99 per cent of football fans, and Non-League fans in general, are decent folk. They just there to watch a game, support the club and enjoy the day. It’s vital we don’t tar everyone with the same brush. Record numbers are turning to Non-League football for its integrity and its purity. Let’s not let the proud reputation of our game be ruined by the few.

As Matt rightly pointed out, the frustration is these incidents don’t appear to be isolated. On a number of occasions this season we’ve had to report unsavoury instances of poor behaviour inside football grounds.

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opposition watch

creeksiders A warm welcome to the Players, Staff, Committee Members and Supporters of Fareham Town FC to Five Heads Park for this evening's Wessex League Premier fixture

FACTFILE FOUNDED

1947 home ground

cams alders stadium CHAIRMAN

Nick ralls manager

graham rix

Fareham Town were formed in 1947, when three local sides Fareham FC, Fareham Brotherhood FC and Fareham Youth Centre FC amalgamated together after at a public meeting in the town in 1946, it was suggested to form a football club for the town. The club joined the Portsmouth League and started playing their games at Beaconsfield Meadow, before moving to Bath Lane.

At the end of the 1948–49 season the club gained promotion to Division 3 (East) of the Hampshire League, and gained promotion to Division Two as champions at the first attempt. The club made further progress in the 1952–53 season when they finished as Runners-up in Division Two to gain promotion to Division One. Three seasons later the club then made its debut in the FA Cup, making it to the fourth qualifying round before being knocked out by Wycombe Wanderers. The club in the 1959–60 competition won Division One for the first time. Further success would follow when the club won Division One, five times in a row from the 1962–63 campaign. The club would go on to win the league twice more during the 1970s. In 1975 the club then moved to its present home of the Cams Alders ground.

With the club finishing runners up in the 1978–79 campaign the club successfully joined the Southern Football League, starting in the Southern Division. In the 1982–83 season the club was placed in the Premier Division of the league, when the league was restructured. The club would then spend the next seven seasons in the Premier Division, during which time, they managed to get to the Semi-finals of the FA Trophy before losing to the eventual winners Kidderminster Harriers. At the end of the 1988–89 campaign the club finished 19th and were relegated to the Southern Division, where they would then spend the next nine seasons. During this time the club would win the Hampshire Senior Cup for the fourth time, when they beat Farnborough Town 4–1 in the final.

At the end of the 1997–98 season the club, decided to move down to the Wessex League, due to the finances involved in staying in the Southern League. Since then the club has remained in the top division of the Wessex League.

Home Ground: The Cams Alders Stadium, home of Fareham Town FC. Cams has a capacity of 4,500, with 450 seated.

At The Wheel: Former Pompey boss graham Rix was appointed Manager earlier in the season following Pete Stiles' decision to step down and Vice Chairman.

form guide

W 1-0 (H) VS Hythe & D League

w

d

4-1 (H) VS Pagham Wessex Cup

2-2 (A) VS Pagham League

in the goals:

josh benfield

15

starts

8

goals

opposition watch

THE ROVERS A warm welcome to the Players, Staff, Committee Members and Supporters of Baffins Milton Rovers FC to Five Heads Park for this afternoon's Wessex League Premier fixture

FACTFILE FOUNDED

2011 home ground

PMC STADIUM CHAIRMAN

STEVE CRIPPS manager

DANNY THOMPSON

The club was formed in 2011 following the amalgamation of two successful Sunday league clubs Baffins Milton and Milton Rovers. Both clubs had won several league and cup titles in the Portsmouth Dockyard and Meon Valley leagues. The new club joined the Premier Division of the Portsmouth Saturday League and were champions in their first season. After finishing as Premier Division runners-up the following season, they moved up to the Senior Division of the Hampshire Premier League.

Baffins Milton Rovers were Hampshire Premier League champions in their first season in the league. They also won the League Cup with a 4–0 win over Colden Common in the final, and the Portsmouth Senior Cup, beating Moneyfields 4– 0 in the final at Fratton Park. After finishing as Senior Division runners-up in 2014–15, the club were champions again in 2015–16, as well as winning the Portsmouth Senior Cup for a second time after beating Havant & Waterlooville’s Southdowns College Team 3–1 in the final.

After a new sponsorship deal, the stadium is now called to the PMC Stadium, after the sponsors, PMC.

Home Ground: The PMC Stadium, home of Baffins Milton Rovers since 2015.

As Hampshire Premier League champions and having moved to their new Kendall Stadium, Baffins were promoted to Division One of the Wessex League for the 2016–17 season.

They went on to finish as runners-up in the division, earning promotion to the Premier Division, as well as reaching the Wessex League Cup final, eventually losing 2–1 to Premier Division Sholing.

The club initially played on the southern pitch at the Langstone Harbour Sports Ground. In 2015 they obtained a 50-year lease from Portsmouth City Council for the northern section of the sports ground and started to develop it in preparation for promotion. They moved to the new ground in time for the 2015–16 season, and it was named the Kendall Stadium after one of its sponsors. Developments included a new 120-seater stand, changing rooms, perimeter fence and concreting, with £70,000 in grants contributing to the £100,000 costs . Further upgrades in summer 2016 included new floodlights, dug-outs and spectator toilets. A £33,189 grant from the Premier League through the Football Stadia Improvement Fund part-funded the £50,000 costs. The upgrades allowed the club to be accepted for promotion to Wessex League Division One for the 2016–17 season, having won the Hampshire Premier League for the second time in 2015–16.

The new ground was officially opened on 3 August 2016 in a pre-season friendly match with Salisbury. A new clubhouse was opened during 2017–18 season, with a new covered terrace also built. Portsmouth F.C. Women began sharing the ground at the start of the 2018–19 season.

At The Wheel: Danny Thompson took charge of Baffins in the summer following the departure of Shaun Wilkinson.

form guide

W 3-1 (A) VS Portland Utd League

d 1-1 (A) VS Bemerton H League

in the goals:

tom vincent

14

starts

l 1-1 (3-2 Pens) (H) VS Fleetlands PSC

9

goals

Wessex League Premier Division Pos 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Team AFC Portchester Horndean Bemerton Heath H Hamble Club Moneyfields AFC Stoneham Hythe & Dibden Shaftesbury Fareham Town Brockenhurst Baffins Milton Rovers Laverstock & Ford Christchurch Bournemouth US Portsmouth Cowes Sports Portland United Pagham

19 20

Blackfield & Langley 16 Alresford Town 16

pld 17 15 15 18 15 14 16 14 15 16 15 15 16 19 16 16 16 14

gd 41 40 38 12 18 17 2 7 2 -6 1 3 -8 -25 -10 -23 -18 -16

pts 49 38 34 34 31 30 23 22 22 22 21 20 19 18 17 14 13 10

-25 8 -50 3

Last Week's Results Wessex League Premier Division AFC Portchester 3-2 AFC Stoneham Alresford Town 0-5 Horndean Bemerton Heath H 0-0 Cowes Sports Brockenhurst 2-0 Bournemouth Fareham Town 1-0 Hythe & Dibden Hamble Club 3-0 Christchurch Portland Utd 1-3 Baffins Milton Rovers US Portsmouth 2-1 Pagham Moneyfields 1-0 Blackfield & Langley

This Week's Fixtures (Tue 6 Dec) Wessex League Premier Division Baffins Milton Rovers vs Cowes Sports AFC Stoneham vs Moneyfields Bemerton Heath H vs Brockenhurst Horndean vs Fareham Town Hythe & Dibden vs Pagham Laverstock & Ford vs Christchurch

COMING UP

moneys vs the deans

Friday 16th December | 8pm Kick Off Westleigh Park, Martin Rd, Havant PO9 5TH Wessex League Premier Division

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december

fixtures

Mon

05

tue

06

(h) 7:45pm k/o league

wed

07

thu 01

08

fri 02

09

sat

03

(a)

3pm k/o league

10

(h)

3pm k/o league

17

24

16

23

31

15

22

30

14

21

29

13

20

28

12

(A)

19

27

3pm k/o league

26

sun

04

11

18

25

22/23

fixtures & results

DATE

VS

COMP

02/08/22 06/08/22 13/08/22 20/08/22 23/08/22 27/08/22 30/08/22 03/09/22 06/09/22 17/09/22 20/09/22 24/09/22 01/10/22 08/10/22 11/10/22 15/10/22 22/10/22 25/10/22 29/10/22 12/11/22 19/11/22 26/11/22 03/12/22 06/12/22 10/12/22 17/12/22 03/01/22 07/01/22 14/01/22 21/01/22 28/01/22 04/02/22 11/02/22 18/02/22 25/02/22 04/03/22 07/03/22 11/03/22 18/03/22 25/03/22 01/04/22 08/04/22 15/04/22 22/04/22

Moneyfields (H) League Thatcham (A) FA Cup Shaftesbury (H) League Baffins Milton Rovers (A) FA Cup Brockenhurst (A) HSC Alton Town (H) FA Vase Laverstock & Ford (H) WLC League Hythe & Dibden (A) Pagham (H) League Blackfield & Langley (A) League Bashley (A) HSC Bournemouth (A) FA Vase Bournemouth (A) League Cowes Sports (H) League Hamble Club (A) League Christchurch (A) League Bexhill United (H) FA Vase AFC Portchester (H) League Brockenhurst (A) League Bemerton Heath H (A) League Portland United (A) League Laverstock & Ford (H) League Alresford Town (A) League Fareham Town (H) League Baffins Milton Rovers (H) League Moneyfields (A) League Hamble Club (H) League League Bournemouth (H) Baffins Milton Rovers (A) League Christchurch (H) League Fareham Town (A) League Hythe & Dibden (H) League Shaftesbury (A) League Cowes Sports (A) League Blackfield & Langley (H) League Pagham (A) League Alresford Town (H) League United Services (A) League Brockenhurst (H) League AFC Stoneham (A) League Bemerton Heath H (H) League AFC Portchester (A) League Laverstock & Ford (A) League Portland United (H) League

SCORE 1-0 W 3-2 W 1-0 W 3-0 L 2-1 W 4-1 W

ATT

331 104 192 144 115 1-1 L (8-7 P) 99 1-0 L 102 70 4-0 W 2-0 W 79 3-0 L 157 5-2 W 105 4-0 W 75 8-0 W 55 4-1 W 141 3-1 W 113 101 2-1 L 2-2 D 280 5-0 W 141 1-1 D 67 3-0 W 163 4-1 W 103 5-0 W 51

STARTING XI C Scott C Scott C Scott C Scott L O'Donnell C Scott L O'Donnell C Scott (C) C Scott (C) C Scott (C) C Scott (C) C Scott (C) C Scott (C) C Scott (C) C Scott (C) C Scott (C) C Scott (C) C Scott (C) C Scott (C) C Scott C Scott C Scott C Scott

R Taw R Taw R Taw R Taw R Taw J Crane J Crane R Taw R Taw R Taw R Taw R Taw R Taw R Taw R Taw R Taw R Taw R Taw R Taw A Howes (C) R Taw R Taw R Taw

C Merritt C Merritt C Merritt C Merritt B Miller B Miller C Merritt F Kanjanda F Kanjanda F Kanjanda B Miller F Kanjanda B Miller B Miller B Miller B Miller T Kanjanda B Miller T Kanjanda T Kanjanda T Kanjanda T Kanjanda T Kanjanda

S Hookey (C) S Hookey (C) B Anderson S Hookey (C) B Anderson S Hookey (C) L Kimber B Anderson B Anderson B Anderson B Anderson B Anderson S Hookey S Hookey S Hookey S Hookey S Hookey S Hookey S Hookey S Hookey S Hookey S Hookey S Hookey

SUBS USED L Dempsey L Dempsey L Dempsey L Dempsey T Jeffes (C) L Molyneaux L Dempsey L Dempsey L Dempsey L Dempsey T Jeffes L Dempsey T Jeffes T Jeffes T Jeffes T Jeffes T Jeffes T Jeffes T Jeffes T Jeffes T Jeffes T Jeffes T Jeffes

E Wakley E Wakley E Wakley E Wakley E Wakley E Wakley L Molyneaux E Wakley E Wakley E Wakley C Field C Field C Field C Field C Field C Field C Field C Field C Field C Field C Field C Field C Field

A Lis Z Willett H Jackson Z Willett T Patterson Z Willett T Tierney T Tierney T Tierney T Tierney T Tierney R Blankson

L Kimber L Kimber L Kimber L Kimber A Lis B Anderson S Hookey (C) J Crane J Crane T Scutt A Lis T Scutt

T Tierney T Tierney T Tierney T Tierney T Tierney H Jackson T Tierney T Tierney T Tierney T Scutt T Scutt

B Anderson B Anderson B Anderson B Anderson B Anderson B Anderson B Anderson B Anderson A Howes (C) A Howes (C) A Howes (C)

C Duffin C Duffin C Duffin C Duffin C Duffin C Duffin H Jackson C Duffin C Duffin C Duffin C Duffin C Duffin C Duffin C Duffin C Duffin R Blankson R Blankson R Blankson R Blankson R Blankson R Blankson R Blankson R Blankson

T Tierney T Tierney T Tierney T Tierney T Scutt A Lis T Patterson A Lis T Scutt R Blankson R Blankson T Tierney H Jackson T Scutt T Scutt T Scutt T Scutt T Scutt JT Scutt T Scutt B Anderson B Anderson B Anderson

R Blankson R Blankson R Blankson R Blankson E Gee R Blankson E Gee Z Willett Z Willett Z Willett E Gee Z Willett

B Anderson B Anderson T Jeffes B Anderson

T Patterson E Gee E Gee B Miller E Gee B Miller T Scutt T Jeffes

S Hookey J Dean Z Willett T Tierney

Z Willett Z Willett Z Willett Z Willett Z Willett Z Willett Z Willett Z Willett Z Willett Z Willett Z Willett

T Patterson L Kimber R Taw Z Willett C Duffin B Anderson J Dean

C Merritt T Scutt R Blankson L Kimber A Lis R Blankson

H Jackson

E Gee

B Lethbridge H Jackson T Jeffes T Patterson

T Scutt T Kanjanda L Dempsey H Jackson E Gee T Jeffes R Blankson B Lethbridge R Blankson

H Jackson

E Gee A Howes L Dempsey

H Jackson R Blankson E Gee A Howes L Dempsey H Jackson T Kanjanda A Howes E Gee

H Jackson A Howes T Tierney A Howes E Gee B Miller H Jackson E Gee L Dempsey C Duffin B Miller L Dempsey C Duffin L Montague L Montague T Tierney C Duffin

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the fa youth cup run Horndean U18’s made history as they incredibly reached the second round of the FA Youth Cup. Victories against the U18’s of Moneyfields, Portland United, Dorchester, Chippenham and Woking took the young Deans to Oxford United, where they bowed out of the competition losing 3-1.

The run was kicked off at home to local rivals Moneyfields. The Young Deans made light work of their league counterparts with a 4-0 triumph. This was followed by an emphatic 5-0 thrashing of Dorchester, before brushing aside Portland United.

They would go on to host Chippenham Town in the next round at Five Heads Park, and despite spending most of the tie with ten men and no striker, the Young Deans ran out 4-0 winners, in what was the biggest display of quality and character so far in the competition.

Their win against Chippenham Town earnt Horndean a trip to Woking in the next round, with the tie being played at Knaphill Football Club. First half goals from Ethan Kent and Isaac Bello gave Horndean a two goal cushion over the Cardinals at the break, before the hosts pulled one back in the second half to set up a nail biting climax. The Young Deans were able to see out the remainder of the tie as they booked their place in the 2nd round, becoming the first Horndean Youth side to do so since the 1980’s.

What followed was a tough encounter against a well organised Oxford United Academy. The U’s took a second half lead, with Ethan Kent remarkably pulling back an equaliser for Horndean. Kent’s strike as Oxford retook the lead moments later, before the killing the tie off with a third in stoppage time.

W

5-1 (H) V MONEYFIELDS

W

5-1 (A) V DORCHESTER

W

5-0 (H) V PORTLAND UTD

W

4-0 (H) V CHIPPENHAM

W

2-1 (A) V WOKING

L

3-1 (A) V OXFORD UTD

on the road: MONEYFIELDS

Horndean face Moneyfields in their third PO Postcode Derby of the month on Friday 16th December. The fixture will be played at the Draper Tools Community Stadium, Home of Havant & Waterlooville FC, which is the Moneys' temporary home while the construction of their new stadium at Dover Road is complete. The game will kick off at 8pm.

Directions to Westleigh Park Distance from FHP: 4.7 Miles (11 Minute Drive)

The Deans previously battled it out with their Portsmouth based rivals Moneyfields on the opening day of the season in August, with Horndean running out 1-0 winners at Five Heads Park courtesy of a Rudi Blankson Strike.

Address - Westleigh Park, Martin Rd, Havant PO9 5TH Admission - £7 Adults, £5 Concessions, free entry for HWFC season ticket holders.

Parking - Limited free parking at Stadium

Take the B2149 out of Horndean and follow for 4 miles into Havant before turning left onto Martin Road. Continue on Martin Road with the stadium located on the right.

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SQUAD CHECK

HORNDEAN

FAREHAM TOWN

Cameron Scott Rob Taw Brandon Miller Josh Dean Ethan Gee Tommy Patterson Tafadzwa Kanjanda Chad Field Luke Dempsey Tom Jeffes Eddie Wakley Sam Hookey Ash Howes Ben Anderson Tommy Tierney Tommy Scutt Harry Jackson Connor Duffin Zack Willett Rudi Blankson Liam Montague Logan O'Donnell

Luke Deacon Jacob Woods Casey Bartlett-Scott Ethan Jones Kieran Clark Garry Moody Charlie Cooper Arty Kerton Joshua Benfield Callum Benfield Connor Underhill Daniel Bennett Thomas Settle Ashley Tattersall Marvin Rogers Ethan Fox Morris Dench Eder Batista Casey Grieves Dan Aitken Mark Smith Jack Nicholas Jan Blazicek

Manager: Michael Birmingham Assistant: Jason Mann

Manager: Graham Rix Coaches: Matt Powell, Gary Austin, Scott Miller

Manager: Danny Thompson Assistant: Matt Jones

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BAFFINS MILTON R Roux Hardcastle Alpay Serhat Ali Blu Boam Liam Brewer Zac Brownlie George Burgess Taylor Crook Oscar Deans Rob Evans Miles Everett Jack Francis Brad Gale Kye Hartt Joe Johnson Ryan Kennedy Dale Mason Dillon North Charlie Oakwell Frankie Paige Jason Parish Kelvin Robinson Ed Sanders Owen Scammell Harvey Wellham Tom Vincent