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RYMAN LEAGUE

2016/17 SEASON

THE MEAD

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CONTENTS ISSUE 05

04 - CHAIRMAN’S NOTES 08 - MEAD MATTERS THAMESMEAD TOWN FC Sporting Club Thamesmead Bayliss Avenue, Thamesmead, London, SE28 8NJ Tel : 0208 311 4211 Company Number : 03915330 KEY PERSONNEL Hon Patron - Rt Hon Teresa Pearce MP Life President - Albert Panting Honorary Vice-Presidents - Alan Martin, Peter Tiernay, Eddie McCann, Gareth Connaleigh, Alan Woodward, Keith McMahon & Terry Hill Chairman & Club Owner - Paul Bowden-Brown Directors - Paul Bowden-Brown & Kai Isaksen Club Secretary - Dave Joy Marketing & Communications - Mike Green Boardroom Hospitality - Sue Dingwall Football In The Community Officer - Steve Rous Press Officer - Mike Green Turnstile Operations - Keith Jones Club Photographer - Richard Brooks

FOOTBALL MANAGEMENT Director of Football - Ian Docker First-Team Manager- Tommy Warrilow First-Team Assistant Manager - Alex O’Brien First-Team Physiotherapist - Carly Payne First-Team Coach - Craig Gibson Academy Manager - Ian Docker Under 21 Manager - Gary Ryan

MATCHDAY PROGRAMME Editors - Jamie Barwick & Mike Green Designer - Jamie Barwick Email: jamie_barwick363@yahoo.co.uk Print - Darenth Print and Design

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19 - CLUB STATS 20 - FIXTURES AND RESULTS 24 - SQUADS Welcome to the SCT.

latest news from around the club.

Its back to the bread and butter of the League tonight after another sortee into the FA Cup at the weekend.

Don’t forget Saturday sees us at home to Bury Town, the early pace-setters but first we welcome Tilbury to Bayliss Avenue for a contest that seldom disappoints!

Tonight’s Mead includes the Gaffer’s reaction to the Cup win over Chertsey Town; the latest from the Boardroom with the Chairman as well as all the very

Enjoy the evening, Greenie

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Paul

BOWDEN-BROWN May I sincerely welcome the directors, officials, players and supporters from Tilbury FC to our home Sporting Club Thamesmead for this Tuesday evening Ryman North league game, and after the match they enjoy some refreshments before having a safe journey home.

I would also welcome all of our community season ticket holders, and apologise for those that may have had to pay to watch the FA Cup match on Saturday but

unfortunately FA rules state all must pay on the day.

Well here we are back in league action after the FA Cup match last Saturday, when we entertained Chertsey at the SCT. It was a very tense game that could have gone either way in my opinion, but after some good and positive work throughout the game from the squad we came away with a 1-0 win and our name is in the hat for the draw of which our opponent is not yet known due to printer

constraints.

In our last league game, we scored three goals and came away with a scoreline reading 3-3, I feel that this is unacceptable with the squad we have here at the club especially when you are the home team.

In my experience it’s these points that we drop throughout the season which could make the difference of being in or out of the play-offs during the last month of the

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season. But as I have said on a number of occasion my first-team manager Tommy Warrilow is working very hard bringing in new players to strengthen the squad where he thinks it is required but I am sure it will not be long before he has a settled squad that he will use to his full advantage so watch this space.

Well here we are a few weeks away from the start of the academy season, and we have with the help of Ian Docker my director of football/ academy manager and Gary my manager of the under-21s bought the pupil numbers up to an acceptable level, to allow Ian to be able to put out one team from a squad of capable players.

I know it’s come around quickly but Ian and his squad had their first game which was a FA Youth Cup match played against Folkestone FC a team that has been playing together longer than ours but whatever the score I am just pleased that we are in a position to put out a side.

Had you asked me if we were going to run the academy this season, I would have probably said no but that’s football things change day to day. At the same time

Ian is also running a satellite academy section this season at a local college, we are looking to see how this works if it is successful we will be looking to have a long term partnership set up as it gives an alternative education package that the club can offer I feel that this is very important for the success of any academy, the alternative option for the pupil.

This season we have a number of new initiatives involving our work within the local community and one of them involves working in partnership with the local police, and I must thank Gary Ryan for all of his efforts to make sure that this initiative is working.

So let’s see if our efforts are mirrored with the involvement of those youths that the initiative is aimed at, as I have said on many occasions as chairman & owner of this club as long as I am involved I will ensure that this club works within the local community giving coaching FOC to all those that would like to take part.

Hopefully this will only be the beginning of many more such initiatives that will ensure that the club colours are being worn throughout the

community.

So after all of the changes within the club during the close season some accepted within our business plan others not, one of those not and it has been well documented that we have had our youth teams leave and join our landlords new club that they have set up.

They are not in competition with us so I am not too worried but at least now I know that I can concentrate on the first-team, the under21s and the academy team, with no youth distractions, but it is both Ian and my objective to have a pre-academy set up in full operation ready for the season 2017-18.

This will not replace the youth sections that we have lost, but be a completely new set up for those young players that in time want to take the route through to an academy. Once again my sincere thanks to Ian Docker for his continued support.

Now let’s enjoy the football.

Paul Bowden-Brown Chairman and Managing Director

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MANAGER’S NOTES

Tommy

WARRILOW Good evening everyone as we return to the bread and butter of the League as we welcome the players, officials and supporters of Tilbury to Bayliss Avenue for what promises to be another really tough game.

Saturday saw us progress in the FA Cup, and let’s face it a win is a win, and we were in the hat for the next round. I didn’t want to put any kind of dampener on the triumph, so I just asked the boys in the dressing room who thought that they’d had a good game.

I just wanted them to think about it as if we play like that week in and week out the chances are that

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we’ll lose more than we win. Don’t get me wrong we did OK – firsthalf was alright and we did OK but second-half we made hard work of it despite having some good opportunities – I know they did – but we had some good chances to again kill the game off.

We’ve had two “one-on-one’s” and a free header which is frustrating as the second goal gives you that little bit of leeway. Chertsey had nothing to lose coming from a league below, and fair play to them – they’ve probably gone home feeling that they should have got something out of the game.

I don’t really care who we’ve drawn in the next round – the main thing about the FA Cup is trying to get the club as much prize money as we can to help the chairman out as much as possible.

So far we’ve done alright with the two games with Guernsey and then Saturday with the prize money – I’m not really fussed to be honest who we’ve drawn!

We’ll give everyone the same respect – as we’ve done with both Guernsey and Chertsey – and we’ll do our homework as though we’re playing a league side, but I know that if our lads do as they’ve been told we’ll give it our best shot.

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will week in week out.

And that’s been my main issue at the moment – when we switch off we don’t do the basics. There’s still a little bit of sloppiness that still kicks in which we need to eradicate and get the levels to where they should be and where I want us to be. They all know that Saturday we could have done better, but the most important thing as I’ve already said was to get the result.

Tilbury will come into tonight’s game looking for a reaction from Saturday. Results like theirs can always happen in the FA Cup which is another reason to be pleased with our result. Tilbury always offers tough opposition whenever you play them, and one thing that we do know is that they will give everything and that they

But if we can stay organised and do what we do, I haven’t got a problem with who we play, we’ve just got to make sure that when we manage the game and create chances we take them.

We’ve another difficult week ahead of us as we’re playing Bury Town here at the weekend and so once again, your support is invaluable to all of us, and we all thank you for it. Don’t forget we’ll see you in the bar after the game…

Thanks for your support and enjoy the game!

Tommy Warrilow First-Team Manager

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MEAD MATTERS

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MATTERS “EMIRATES” PROGRESS

Following our win over CHERTSEY TOWN in the First Qualifying Round of the Emirates FA Cup at the weekend, the draw for the Second Qualifying Round was made after we went to press for this evenings game. One thing we do know though is that our Rym an League game away to WALTHAM ABBEY that was due to take place that day (Satu rday 17th September) has now been postpone d - hopefully we may have the rearranged details for you at the weekend.

THANKS LEE Quick note of thanks to LEE ROBLETT for supplying the Mead’s Man of the Match award this evening. Lee we’re told supports LOWESTOFT TOWN but is often seen at both Mead home games as well as Tilbury and Aveley as well. Cheers Lee...

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CLUB INFO Nickname: The Dockers Founded: 1889 Chairman: Daniel Nash Manager: Gary Henty Last Season: 11th Ground: Chadfields

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FORM GUIDE

Ilford 1-2 Tilbury Hollands & Blair 1-3 Tilbury Tilbury 2-1 Herne Bay Redbridge 2-3 Tilbury Tilbury 1-2 East Thurrock Utd

London Tigers 1-2 Tilbury Grays Athletic 1-2 Tilbury Tilbury 1-1 Sittingbourne Tilbury 1-1 Thurrock Ware 2-0 Tilbury Brentwood Town 1-2 Tilbury

Tilbury 2-1 Dereham Town

The hectic fixture list continues with Thamesmead Town hosting Tilbury this evening in the hope of carrying their cup form into the league.

The club face the prospect of five games in the space of 19 days with the club awaiting the news of the team they play in the next round of the cup.

Great Wakering Rovers 2-1 Tilbury Felixstowe & Walton Utd 2-1 Tilbury

Progression was assured last time out in a cagey 1-0 win over Chertsey Town in which Adrian

TILBURY

Stone’s 29th minute goal was the difference between the two.

The Mead face a Tilbury side who have picked up four points from their opening four games beating Dereham Town and drawing with Thurrock.

A win for Tilbury could see them climb level on points with Thamesmead, whilst a victory for Tommy Warrilow’s men would see them climb potentially as high as fourth.

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VISITORS

Who are the men from Tilbury to keep your eye on this evening? We introduce them to you here.

LEE BUTCHER GOALKEEPER Joined the club at the beginning of 2016/17 season. Joins from Welling United. Lee played three years in the football League for Leyton Orient making 32 appearances.

SIMON PEDDIE DEFENCE Signed for the Dockers in August 2016 from Ryman play off winners East Thurrock United. Is comfortable at centre half or right-back Has been part of some successes for the Rocks and will be a good signing for the club. Also has Ryman experience with Redbridge.

CONNOR MEAD GOALKEEPER Re-joined the Dockers from Witham Town 2 years ago and held the full back position for most of the season. Has also been on the books of East Thurrock, Brentwood Town, Dagenham & Redbridge and Crystal Palace. Has now represented Tilbury over 150 times.

JOE NIGHTINGILL DEFENCE Joe joined Tilbury in 2011 and again in 2013 after short spells at Grays Athletic and has become a regular in the side.

Has passed 150 appearances for the club. Has experience with Colchester United and Rushden & Diamonds.

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JIMMY COOK DEFENCE/MIDFIELD Re-joined the Dockers in October 2014 from East Thurrock United.

Has fitted well in at left back. Has established a regular place in the side.

DANNY SMITH DEFENCE/MIDFIELD Danny returned to the club in October 2014 after a season at Redbridge and a short stint last year at Maldon & Tiptree. Comes in as Player/Assistant Manager. Has played over 200 times for the Dockers. A real winner.

JACK CARLILE MIDFIELD A hard working player, was a regular with Great Wakering before joining Tilbury in 2012. He had a spell at Redbridge before returning. Has now played over 130 games for the club.

Captain for the 206/17 season.

GARY HENTY MIDFIELD He originally came to Tilbury in October 2010 from Enfield 1893 and re-joined two seasons ago from Redbridge. Has lots of Ryman experience. Has made over 100 appearances for Tilbury. Became player manager in October 2014.

TOM ANDERSON MIDFIELD Signed for the Dockers in August 2016 from Ryman play off winners East Thurrock United. Has been a part

of the Rocks set-up coming through the club’s youth ranks from 16 years old. Was part of the play off winners’ promotion to the Conference South.

TOCH SINGH MIDFIELD Signed for the club in August 2016 from Sporting Bengal. Panjab FA national team player. He started every game in this summer tournament’s knockout where they lost the final to home nation Abkhazia on penalties.

TOBY AROMOLARAN MIDFIELD Signed from rivals Thurrock and has good pace. Joined the club after a successful trial. Has shown some blistering pace.

LEWIS JAGGS MIDFIELD Broke in to the first team last season following some impressive performances. Has represented Essex FA Under 18’s for the last 2 years.

REISS GILBEY MIDFIELD Joins the Dockers after 3 years out of the game. He is best known locally playing for East Thurrock United with success. Reiss is looking to establish a place in the side.

TONY MARTIN FORWARD Signed for the Dockers in December 2014 from Maldon and Tiptree Has

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already proved a good signing with some important goals. Has previous Ryman North experience with Ware and Brentwood Town. Leading goal scorer last season. Averages a goal every other game.

FORWARD Signed in December 2014 from Heybridge Swifts. Has a proven record in front of goal. Also has experience at Aveley and East Thurrock United.

Scored some important goals last year.

EMIEL AIKEN FORWARD A tall and strong player, very good on the ball. In his previous spell missed just one game. He has played Professionally in Cyprus, and in this country he has had spells with Grays Athletic, Redbridge and Ware. Has made in excess of 150 appearances for the club and has joined the all-time scorers list for the Dockers.

WAE ODEDOYIN FORWARD Signed from Ilford in August 2016. A striker who has scored goals at Essex Senior level and looking to play at a higher level. Has also played for Barking.

NEIL RICHMOND

DWADE JAMES FORWARD Signed from Brentwood Town in 2015/16 season. A proven goal scorer at Under 21 level.

KURST SMITH FORWARD Re-joined the Dockers from Witham Town Has played at Romford, Thurrock, East Thurrock & Redbridge.

Played for the Dockers in 2007 scoring 24 goals in one season. Has passed 80 appearances for the club with 42 goals.

HARRY COOK FORWARD Returned to the club last season for his 3rd spell. The striker has now played 100 games for the club, since his debut in 2010. Previous clubs Thurrock, East Thurrock, Witham Town and Redbridge.

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CLUB HISTORY Tilbury F.C. now have concrete proof that they were formed in 1889, and competed in the Gravesend League from 1889/1890.

World War and then on a new home ground, the present Chadfields in 1947/48, and embarked upon a four season spell of much success and National recognition.

At the end of the 1910/11 season, the club also lost its home ground, and the Committee decided that the club should take a break . The intended short break stretched to three seasons, and was then further extended by the outbreak of the First World War. As a result, it was not until 1919/20 that Tilbury were able to resume, this time in the South Essex League.

In 1950/51 Tilbury moved into the Corinthian League. The move into the Corinthian ranks had coincided with the gradual break up of the successful but ageing post-War side. The move back to the London League now coincided with the coming together of an extremely talented bunch of local young players that brought great success in the coming seasons.

During the Summer of 1926/27, they were granted Senior status by the Essex FA. Disaster almost struck however. Application was made to several Leagues but, one by one, they were all rejected, and it looked as though Tilbury were doomed. At the very last moment, the Kent League stepped in and offered them a place, which was eagerly accepted.

In 1957/58, Tilbury finished 3rd in the London League, but in each of the next 4 campaigns were the undisputed Champions.

Off the field the 4 seasons spent in the Kent League were a success.

It was an off-field matter, though, that led to them eventually leaving the competition. The league had expanded in size greatly since Tilbury joined, and added to the difficulty of continually crossing the Thames was the end of season fixture congestion.

At the end of the 1930/31 season, the committee very reluctantly took the decision that the club would have to move on. They made an application to join the London League, one of those that had rejected them 4 years earlier, and this time were accepted.

Tilbury resumed in the London League in 1946/47 after the Second

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1962/63 saw Tilbury move into the Delphian League. This was to coincide with that League’s last ever season.

In 1963/64, that League joined the expanded Athenian League set up, becoming the bottom Division of a 3 Division set up.

Tilbury were inaugural Champions of Division Two, also winning the Essex Senior Cup again. 5 seasons later, they completed the climb to the Premier Division, by winning the Division One championship. 5 seasons were spent in the Athenian Premier Division before, in 1973/74, they joined the newly formed Isthmian League Division Two. In 1974/75, they were the Division One Champions. 5th place in their first Premier Division season was the best Tilbury could achieve in their 5 season stay, before being relegated back to Division One.

Since then, Tilbury have found things tough. They have suffered relegation on several occasions, but have mostly bounced back fairly quickly.

In 2004/05, Tilbury finished their one season in the Southern League Division One East in rock bottom position, and were relegated to the Essex Senior League. They bounced back immediately, and earned a return to Isthmian ranks, and have managed to remain there since.

2011/12 saw Tilbury greatly exceed their expectations, as Vaughan’s squad stayed in and around the promotion race all season, clinching a play-off place with a game to spare. Sadly, though, it ended in extra time defeat against Needham Market.

The last two seasons again saw Tilbury performing creditably. In both closeseasons they lost a number of players, and had to rebuild. Once again, this summer, Tilbury have seen a number of senior players leave the club.

Unfortunately, a combination of a crippling early season injury list and poor form saw Paul Vaughan stepped down as Manager in October to be replaced by Gary Henty. This brought about an almost immediate upturn in form and results, which saw the Club climb away from the relegation zone to finish in comfortable mid-table security.

Tilbury finished that season in a comfortable lower mid-table position, but showed great improvement in 2015/16, at one time being as high as 5th but eventually finished the season 11th.

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FIXTURES & RESULTS DATE OPPOSITION AUGUST Sat 13 Heybridge Swifts Tue 16 Thurrock Sat 20 Guernsey (Kick-off 1:00pm) Tue 23 Guernsey Sat 27 Brentwood Town Mon 29 Aveley

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Stone < Stone * Nanetti Fakinos < Nanetti Stone 2

Porter Porter Porter Porter Porter Porter

Butler * Coleman < Fakinos * F Walker * Butler < Coleman <

Anidugbe < Anidugbe * 2 Coleman > Coleman > Mahoney * Fakinos >

Coleman >

Nanetti *

Mahoney >

P Vines

Stone <

Green

Fakinos *

F Walker <

Coleman

Stone < Stone < Stone > Green *

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SQUADS THAMESMEAD TOWN

Manager: Tommy Warrillow

TILBURY

Manager: Gary Henty

TYLER MCCARTHY

1

1

LEE BUTCHER

NATHAN SIMPSON

2

2

SIMON PEDDIE

JAY PORTER

3

3

CONNOR MEAD

RICHARD BUTLER

4

4

JOE NIGHTINGILL

JOE DENNY

5

5

JIMMY COOK

STEVE SPRINGETT

6

6

DANNY SMITH

CRISTIAN NANETTI

7

7

JACK CARLILE

JACK MAHONEY

8

8

GARY HENTY

PAUL VINES

9

9

TOM ANDERSON

ADRIAN STONE

10

10

TOCH SINGH

ELLIS GREEN

11

11

TOBY AROMOLARAN

GIANNOULIS FAKINOS

12

12

LEWIS JAGGS

LUKE COLEMAN

14

14

REISS GILBEY

FRASER WALKER

15

15

TONY MARTIN

BODE ANIDUGBE

16

16

EMIEL AIKEN

ANDY WALKER

17

17

NEIL RICHMOND

LEWIS KNIGHT

18

18

WAE ODEDOYIN

JOE VINES

19

19

DWADE JAMES

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