Hutton FC vs. Barkingside Matchday Programme 02.08.23

VS. BARKINGSIDE

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MATCH DAY WEDNESDAY, 2ND AUGUST THE NEW LODGE, 7:45PM

HUTTON FC

N O T T U H B U L C L L A B T O O F Hutton Football Club is an FA Charter Standard Community Football Club. Being part of our community is important to the Club.

We expect everyone connected with the Club to be respectful, disciplined and responsible. Our young players will learn the game in a positive environment. Hutton FC is a Club, a team, a family not individuals.

HUTTON FC HISTORY The club was founded in 1928 and has been prominent in local football since that time with cup winner’s medals dating back to 1932. A key factor in the continued success of Hutton Football Club is the progression of young, local players. The senior teams played in the Mid Essex League until 1989 when progression was made into the Essex Intermediate, now the Essex Olympian League. The Club expanded rapidly after 2005 with the merger of Hutton FC and Hutton Medway FC (established in 1969). The Club now has 70 teams based in our local community.

The current club house has been at the Polo Fields for over 50 years, two previous buildings being destroyed by fire, and the second one having been struck by lightning. In 2010, the Clubhouse was vandalised and set on fire but has now been repaired and enhanced thanks to a large grant from Sport England.

Recent history has seen more rapid developments at the club. The Football Association awarded Hutton FC with Charter Standard Community status which is the highest accreditation a club can achieve. In 2005, when the award was granted, there were only nine clubs in the whole of Essex with this status. The Club is very proud to have been awarded Community Club of the year twice by Essex County FA. The club has been encouraging girls to come and play for a number of years, and in 2005 the first official Hutton girls’ team was formed and since then, our Ladies 1st and reserve teams have been added to help with progression.

The Club has been involved in a European Tournament played against professional clubs' youth teams, with outstanding facilities. The Clubs are; Saint Ingbert (Germany), Rumelange (Luxembourg) and Zandhoven (Belgium). The tournament celebrates its 50th year in 2025. Our senior men’s 1st team won the EOFL premier division 2022/23 season gaining promotion to the NLS, playing in the Thurlow Nunn League South.

CLUB HONOURS First Team EOFL Premier League Champions 22/23 EOFL Senior Division 1 Runners up 17/18 EOFL Senior Division 2 Winners 95/96 EOFL U21 Runners up 13/14, 2014/15 & 15/16 The Danny King Memorial Cup - Runners up 13/14, Winners 14/15 Mid Essex League Cup Winners 87/84, 21/22 & 22/23 Mid Essex League Division 4 Winners 22/23 Mid Essex League Division 2 Winners 81/82 Mid Essex League Cup Winners 80/81 EOFL Club Sportsmanship Award 10/11 EOFL Club Sportsmanship Award 08/09

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U NS O T HUTTON FC

WHAT 'S SINGHY SAYING?

MATT SINGH, FIRST TEAM MANAGER

I think this season will be an interesting test. There are some very experienced senior sides who have moved down the pyramid and some others who we know well from past seasons in league or cup games.

There are plenty of sides in this division who are used to winning leagues, cups and promotions and that will make it very competitive throughout.

Firstly, I plan to enjoy being a part of my clubs first season at senior level. We feel that we deserve to be where we are but last season has gone, and now we need to step it up a gear and ensure we compete in every game.

It's crazy that we will play more than double the fixtures we played last season but that's what it's all about. It will be a test for our players and staff, but one which we are very much looking forward to!

A LOOK AT OUR LAST GAME HARLOW TOWN vs. HUTTON FC

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From playing at the Polo Fields ground only two seasons ago, to winning 5-1 in front of 430+ supporters… this game was a special moment for our club!

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Today’s Mascots are our U9 Reds and Whites.

Hutton Reds U9 (Season 23/34) had an extremely successful season in 22/23, performing well in the BCFA 5-a-side Premier League and managing to hold their own playing a year up in the BCFA Division 1 7-a-side league. During the Summer, the Reds entered four tournaments, reaching the final on three occasions and coming out victorious on two occasions, but losing one final on penalties to an extremely strong Ryan side. The Red team will be playing in the ECHO league next season and are hoping for similar successes to the prior season.

Hutton Whites had a slower start but throughout the course of the season they managed to add to their squad and ended the season very strongly. The Whites have yet again strengthened their squad over summer months and will start next season in Division 1 of the BCFA with aspirations of making it to the premier league before Christmas. The whites played well in the tournaments they entered over the summer and certainly gave a few top ECHO teams a scare or two. The pipeline of players is looking good and we fully expect to see some of the white players to get the opportunity to play in the Reds.

On the subject of player pipeline, there is also five other Hutton U9 teams entering the BCFA next season and I am sure we’ll be seeing some of them as mascots in future games!

#UPTHETONS

C F E D I S G N I BARK Barkingside Football Club, based in Barkingside in the London Borough of Redbridge, was formed by a small group of enthusiasts in 1898, playing in the Ilford League, on a ground opposite the State Cinema in Barkingside High Road. They gained their first honour after the First World War sharing the Championship of the Ilford League. The club then disbanded in 1922/23 due to lack of support but resumed in 1925 as Barkingside Boys Guild in the Ilford Minor League.

The name was then changed to Barkingside Old Boys and then the "old boys" prefix was dropped in the 1930's.

The club gained the use of a pitch at Barkingside Recreation Ground, where they played for 25 years before moving to their present ground in Station Road. The Club then became very successful in local football, winning the Ilford and District League on several occasions prior to World War II. The club resumed immediately after the Second World War and after a few seasons in the Ilford League they entered the South Essex League, finishing runners-up in their first season. The next season the club joined the Walthamstow League and also obtained membership of the Amateur Football Alliance.

The club then entered the London League in 1950 and finished runners-up in their first season. They won the League Cup in 1956 and were beaten finalists in 1953 and 1963. They also won the Ilford Festival Cup and the Romford Charity Cup in 1952. Barkingside first entered the London Senior Cup in 1957/58. The club then joined the newly formed Greater London League in 1964/65 and won promotion to the premier division in 1965/66, but were relegated after only one season.

A fire in the early 1970s forced the club to play its home fixtures at Woodford Avenue until the clubhouse was rebuilt.

Barkingside entered the newly formed London Spartan League in 1976/77 and finished fourth, which earned them promotion to the Premier Division. This promotion was short-lived and they were relegated the following season. The Harry Sunderland Shield was won in 1984 and they were runners-up in the same competition in 1985. They also attained a creditable 5th-place finish in the League in 1985/86 which earned them a return to the Premier Division, where they remained until joining the Spartan South Midlands League, which was born by the merger of the London Spartan League and the South Midlands League in 1996/97. The league championship and the London Senior Cup were won in a memorable first season.

Prior to the start of season 1998/99 the club came under the control of new owners and work then commenced on the ground, which was christened Oakside Stadium, to bring it up to Isthmian League standard. In 1998/99 they won the Premier Division again but were denied promotion to the Isthmian League. This setback resulted in the club wishing to move on to the Essex Senior League, but this request was denied due to an FA ruling that did not allow sideways moves within the soccer pyramid. To ensure that it's desire to move was possible the club withdrew from senior football for one season and entered the Essex Senior League in 2000/01; a successful first season saw them finish third in the league and winners of the Gordon Brastead Memorial Cup.

C F E D I S G N I K BAR In the following season there were massive changes at the Club: the senior management team and committee moved on en-bloc to a Ryman Premier Club and the lease at Oakside was sold on to Ford United (now Redbridge) who needed to find a permanent home to allow their progression up the football pyramid. Barkingside FC derived considerable benefits from this. Considerable investment by Jimmy Chapman, the Ford/Redbridge Chairman, has seen Oakside developed to a grade 1 ground and Barkingside have a permanent ground-share agreement; indeed to demonstrate the intention that Barkingside would continue Jimmy Chapman became their president in a gesture of support.

Seasons 2001/02, 2002/03, 2003/04 saw the club finish in fairly moderate mid-table positions as the new committee worked hard to consolidate the long-term future. The club continued to move forward competing hard for the Essex Senior League title and reaching 2 finals in the Gordon Brasted Memorial Trophy only to lose them to Hornchurch and Brentwood Town. In the 2007/08 season the club finished 3rd in the Essex Senior League finishing behind Enfield 1893 and champions Concord Rangers in the table. However they had led the division for some time but fell away towards the end losing 3 out of their last 4 games. The club is now entering a new era after the Taylor family left the club after 8 years at the helm of the club.

After a turbulent start to the season where due to boardroom discontent Jimmy Flanagan took charge of the ship towards the end of December and with Tony Fenn's management team and a good group of players led the club to 5th place in the Essex Senior League and a well deserved 2-0 win over Burnham Ramblers, in the Essex Senior League Cup Final. It was a fitting end for the club after a hard season in which everyone involved at the club played their part!

2012/13 things got even better for Barkingside after a terrific campaign and a 2nd place finish, Side were promoted into the Ryman League One North and step 4 of the non-league pyramid. Under the management of Matt Frew (now in his second-full season) the club also won the Essex Senior League Cup final 9-1 against Bowers & Pitsea. 2012/14 saw the club maintain their Ryman League status with a game to go as Frew’s side finished 20th. It was a marvellous achievement considering at one stage the club were struggling after losing 11 matches in a row. At the end of the season, it was announced that the club would be moving to Cricklefields to ground-share with Ilford ending 56 years of playing at the Oakside.

The club earned a reprieve from relegation after finishing 22nd. Matt Frew decided to leave the club at the end of the season and was replaced by Gus Gulfer. Unfortunately the club finished 23rd and were relegated back to the Essex Senior League for at the end of the 2015/16 season, after three seasons as a Ryman club. Under Gulfer they finished 10th back in the Essex Senior League. Gulfer would leave the club at the end of the season with ex-Clapton manager Michael Walther being appointed the club’s new manager for the 2017/18 season.

After a tough season, 'Side finished 16th and avoided relegation, ensuring their ESL league status for another season.

After a tough start to the 2018/19 season, Walther would leave the club in November, with Alex Goldstone being appointed as interim manager until the end of the season. With an improvement of results, the club would finish 19th, but were still relegated to the Eastern Senior League South Division. Ex-Redbridge Reserves boss Steven Le Sage was appointed the club's new manager ahead of the 2019/20 season, and helped rebuild the team both on and off the pitch. The team were in 6th challenging for promotion, before the season was cancelled due to Covid-19.

The following season - 2020/21 - the team were in 10th place, having played only 9 games before that season was cancelled also due to Covid-19. In the 2021/22 season, despite some promising results the team finished in 11th place.

S R O S N O P S OUR HUTTON FC WOULD LIKE TO SAY A HUGE THANK YOU TO ALL OF OUR CLUB AND PLAYER SPONSORS...

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Hutton FC Manager - Matthew Singh

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