Thamesmead Town vs Dereham Town

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CONTENTS ISSUE 09

04 - CHAIRMAN’S NOTES 14 - THE OPPOSITION 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

18 - ACADEMY MATTERS

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24 - ENGLAND 50 30 - MEAD MATTERS 35 - CLUB STATS Hello everyone and after playing six out of seven at home in September, it’s incredible that we haven’t actually played a home league game here at Bayliss Avenue since the draw with Bury Town five Saturday’s ago!

brothers and we get right up to date with all the Academy and Under-21 news from Docks and Gary.

All that and the Chairman and the Gaffer too... normal service is resumed - if only for one Saturday in October!

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

So what do we have for you today? In the week of Sir Bobby’s 79th birthday, our England 50 series focuses on the Charlton

MATCHDAY PROGRAMME

RYMAN LEAGUE STATEMENT

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

The Ryman Football League is committed to eliminate discrimination whether by reason of age, disability, gender reassignment, race, religion and belief, marriage and civil partnership, pregnancy and maternity, sex and sexual orientation.

Cheers Greenie

The League is also committed to promoting equality by treating people fairly and with respect, by recognising that inequalities may exist, by taking steps to address them and providing access and opportunities for all members of the community.

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CHAIRMAN’S NOTES

Paul

BOWDEN-BROWN May I welcome the officials, players and supporters of Dereham Town FC to our home at SCT, on this September Saturday afternoon, and after their long journey from Bury. I hope they can enjoy some hospitality, and after an enjoyable game they all have a safe return journey home.

May I also personally once again take this opportunity to welcome all those local residents that have decided to join us as new supporters through our season ticket initiative this season. I know that the benefit of the ÂŁ30.00 Season Ticket for four has made a lot of difference to the families that are involved at this time with this initiative, and I hope during the next few weeks we have more families join us and become new supporters.

Well, here we are back in league action at home after many weeks of cup competitions on the road which involved the club breaking some records. Tommy and the squad took the club to the third qualifying round of the FA Cup - the first time that has been achieved,

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unfortunately we did not turn up to the races at Merstam FC and in my opinion let the manager and myself down but as they say that is cup football.

Last Saturday we were playing away in the FA Trophy and once again, in my opinion as chairman, we lost the game due to missed chances and being second to the ball throughout the game so we quietly left the competition this year, which was very disappointing for myself as I love cup football.

But now we have to concentrate on the bread and butter of the league and ensure we take advantage of the games in hand.

As the league positions show, we have a number of games in hand over the other clubs and should we win those games in hand our position will change from being in the bottom three to around 6th or 7th, of course we have to win those games to achieve that result.

Recently with the personal assistance of Ian Docker and a lot of hard work on both our parts I have entered into an agreement

with a professional education provider that will support a oneyear apprenticeship scheme for 16-18 year olds. That will allow the pupils on the course to study for an exceptional standard of education, together with the coaching aspect supplied by Ian and his staff.

These courses will initially be held at the ground known as Long Lane in the area of Kidbrooke where Long Lane Junior Football Club play their games. The marketing of these intended courses will start next week in earnest. I feel that this could be the start of a long business relationship with Mick Northwood the CEO of the Long Lane Junior Football Club, and I intend in the future to base ALL of the clubs community initiatives out of Long Lane under the leadership of our new Sports Development Officer Gary Ryan.

At the same time to ensure that the football club can benefit from gaining grants and additional funding to help with this work in the community, I have set up a new company based on a Community Interest Company

CHAIRMAN’S NOTES

Limited by guarantee, “a NonProfit Organisation” named as Thamesmead Town Football Club “WITC” CIS, making Ian Docker a fellow director with myself on this company, so hopefully we can now take our community work forward with the assistance of external grants.

Here I am back on my soap box and carrying on in the open door policy that I like to support within this club. As I advised you a couple of weeks ago, I was awaiting certain matters that could assist the financial stability of this fine football club, rather than the club just relying on my own financing as it has to-tally over the last few years.

Unfortunately a number of those haven’t come to fruition, for a number of reasons, one of them that has annoyed me, a number of pending investors that I have met to get involved over the long term, have of course carried out their own due diligence of the club and thankfully like the way the club is formed and run by myself and my fellow directors.

but they, not being football men, are concerned that on the field we may not be as strong as off, which excuse my language is total rubbish.

I have put together a management team that I feel will take this club to there or thereabouts for pro-motion this season, yes we are having a blip at this time, but I have total faith that Tommy will turn it around naturally and if I feel after Christmas we have a problem Tommy would be the first person to come and discuss the matter with me.

Therefore, as it would seem now that I will not receive any financial help from outside the club at this time I will have to continue with the personal funding, but rather than before all external initiatives that the club operate from now on must now work more efficiently so we do not leak finances with no return. That is one of the reasons I have set up the CIS Company to benefit from being able to apply for individual funding for all of our initiatives as required.

They fully understand that I have Tommy Warrilow and Alex O’Brien as a very strong and able management team, but although they have read and digested the five-year business plan together with the football development plan, which they are impressed.

To finish on my soap box, I know since I took over the running and ownership of this club I have made changes not all liked by some, but I will say once and for all whilst I am running this club with my money I do not want to hear negative comments around the club especially in my ear shot.

But then in discussions they looked at the position of the team, at this time near the bottom of the league. As I have said there are many reasons for this and if we win our games in hand, you see us up towards the play-off places,

It does not resolve anything it only makes things worst and effects everyone’s confidence, I may feel down when we lose, but I do not speak to anyone including the management as I feel after my experience over the years some

time words and comments can be taken out of context due to your own personal feelings. Be assured I totally respect that ALL those that give up their time freely to assist the running of this club.

I have to say our Boardroom hospitality that we offer is second to none, even by some of those clubs playing at a higher level, so with Sue’s help I will ensure we treat our visiting officials to the existing high standard. I know things are difficult when teams do not perform to their best ability and we all have our own views on this, but whilst I am prepared to fund this football club and support my management team and all the individual players without hesitation.

I do not want at any stage the clubs off the field problems to affect the players, they have a hard enough job getting to know each other and playing to their strengths, remember, we are still re-building our squad, so I ask that I need positive vibes from all those that are involved and support this fine old club. Be assured it is a very lonely position as owner and chairman as the buck stops with me, so when I come to the matches home and away, I feel every minute of the game as I am sure Tommy and Alex do, so let’s all be positive, if not, may I politely suggest you follow another team.

Now let’s enjoy the football.

Paul Bowden-Brown Chairman and Managing Director

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Tommy

WARRILOW I’d like to welcome everyone especially those who have made the trip down to see us from Dereham Town – hope you’ve had a good trip and have a safe trip home!

Talking of home, it’s great to be back at Bayliss Avenue after what seems like an age. We seemed to have a load of games at home and then all of a sudden it’s been the opposite! Now we’ve come home, we must ensure that we make our games in hand count on the teams above us whilst at the same time continuing with

our decent home form – and to do that we need you to carry on your great support and backing!

I’ve always said that you can’t analyse every single loss, every single win – what I’ve always done is to look at blocks, and I always look at the first Saturday in January whatever date that may be – first game into the New Year you see where you are and look at the next couple of months.

The best time to put any kind of run together is towards the end after all as you don’t win anything at Christmas. Don’t get me

wrong it’s nice, but you don’t win anything for it!

Whichever way you look at it, we’ve gone down in the league table through no fault of our own – indeed through being successful in the FA Cup and playing ex-tra games! Others have been playing Ryman games while we’ve been playing cup football and that always seem to happen at this time of year. Bottom line is that we’ve created club history in the FA Cup – now it’s time to press on in the league.

“Whichever way you look at it, we’ve gone down the league table through no fault of our own.”

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MANAGER’S NOTES

This is such a tight league – even Tuesday night we got into the changing room after the game and saw everyone had been beating everyone else again! We know what we’ve been brought to the club to do and we are a work in progress, and I don’t think that we’re a million miles away.

We go into today and we can’t feel sorry for ourselves following our recent results – we’ve just got to get on with things; after all it’s all part of football! We’re going through some bad – no that should read frustrating times, where we’ve been giving ourselves far too much to do in games.

Its basic stuff really that we’re getting punished when we

make a mistake and when we get into good areas, we’re not making it count! To be honest, Ware’s second goal on Tuesday highlighted that we’re getting the rub of the green either when Tyler’s got a shot covered and we stick out a leg and it deflects in!

It gave us a big mountain to climb in the second-half, but the boys came out and had a go, only to get caught with ten minutes to go with the third goal. But we’ve got to stop giving ourselves these targets – it’s hard enough to win a game of football without going one or two behind.

board and that’ll help us with the most important thing at the moment – to help climb up the league.

I’d just like to finish by welcoming the younger supporters here today for the first time courtesy of our Passport scheme. It’s just another step forward for our work with the local community and I’d like to thank you for your support this afternoon and hopefully in the coming weeks and months.

See you in the Mead Bar after the game!

Enjoy the game!

We’ve come back before but we can’t take it for granted that we can do it eve-ry single week! We just need to get a result on the

Tommy Warrilow First-Team Manager

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THE TREATMENT ROOM

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TREATMENT

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In her regular column, first-team physio Carly Payne brings us up to date with the current injury list...

Welcome to Bayliss Avenue.

It’s been a busy period for us having back-to-back midweek and weekend games on the road for the last 3 weeks.

To say luck hasn’t been on our side recently is an understatement, losing first-team goalkeeper Andy Walker after he suffered his horrendous knee injury 3 weeks ago. Then for Joe Vines to pull up within 20 minutes on Saturday having torn his hamstring we find ourselves without two big characters.

Walks suffered a broken knee cap and a torn tendon in his right knee, after unfortunately colliding with one of our defenders at Great Wakering in what initially seemed like a dislocated knee and saw him undergo surgery 48 hours later.

On a more positive note, Saturday marked the long awaited return of captain Scott Kinch back into the side after a month long period out with injury.

his knee injury in the opening weeks of the season and we hope to have him back and available to play within the upcoming month.

That’s all from me.

Enjoy the game and lets all get behind the boys and secure ourselves 3 points to get out league campaign underway again.

Carly Payne First-team Physio

Knighty is making good progress after

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THE UNDER-21S

THE

UNDER-21s Good afternoon everyone,

Those of you who didn’t go to Ware with the first-team on Tuesday may have been here at Bayliss Avenue to see our first win of the new season, when we beat AFC Hornchurch 1-0.

It’s a great feeling, especially to get that monkey off of our backs and that we finally have some points on the board and something we can push forward with. Tuesday night showed and proved what the importance of a few firstteam players in the side is for the youngsters – its not only beneficial for them but for our lads. Let’s face it they have the chance to play alongside some experienced firstteamers. And on Tuesday at least it showed!

The work rate all across the park was immense, but especially the three central midfielders who allowed the rest of the team to perform. I do though want to give a few words for our keeper Max Ovenden who has clearly grown in confidence being part of the first-team setup in recent weeks.

He made two or the three quality

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saves that kept us in the lead, it goes to show what the first team experience can do for a player.

For the record the game’s only goal arrived just ahead of the half hour mark af-ter Jordan Williams was fouled in the box and George Jeffery stepped up and calmly struck the ball home bottom left hand corner to give the boys a deserved lead. It was a big step for the boys and finger crossed we can build on it in our next game.

Enjoy this afternoon and let’s hope that Tommy and the boys get the three points…

Finally watch out for some really exciting news concerning our work with you the local community which will be coming out in the near future, and welcome to all of our new younger fans here today courtesy of our new “Passport Scheme” – more of which in Tuesday’s programme, Cheers for now.

Gary Ryan Under-21s Manager

2016/17 FIXTURES AUGUST Tue 30 AFC Sudbury SEPTEMBER Sat 10 Brightlingsea Regent Tue 27 Brentwood Town OCTOBER Wed 5 Billericay Town Tue 11 AFC Hornchurch Tue 18 Cheshunt Tue 25 Cray Wanderers NOVEMBER Thurs 3 Great Wakering Rovers Tue 8 Tilbury Wed 16 Witham Town DECEMBER Thurs 1 AFC Sudbury Tue 6 Brightlingsea Regent Tue 13 Harlow Town Tue 20 Cheshunt JANUARY 2017 Thurs 12 Brentwood Town Tue 17 Billericay Town Thurs 26 AFC Hornchurch Tue 31 Haringey Borough FEBRUARY Mon 6 Cray Wanderers Tue 14 Great Wakering Rovers Sat 18 Tilbury Tue 28 Witham Town MARCH Mon 6 Haringey Borough

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Good afternoon everyone, it seems ages since we’ve had a home game so it’s nice to be back at the SCT. I welcome our visitors from Dereham and hope they enjoy their brief stay with us.

Much of our time on the road has involved cup matches, with visits to Hanwell (FA Cup), Great Wakering, Hornchurch, Folkestone (Kent Senior Cup) and Corinthian Casuals (FA Trophy) unfortunately we did not pick up victories in any of them.

We will now concentrate on re-establishing ourselves in the league, we are a few games behind most teams, but we have no games outstanding so a programme is in now in place to get the matches played.

Tommy will be looking to strengthen the squad to get our season back on track.

Most of you will be aware of the injury to our goalkeeper Andy Walker and I’m sure my fellow

article writers have mentioned it, but we are in constant contact with Walks and although his recovery will be slow he remains positive and we all wish him well in his recovery.

After today’s match we will be at home again on Tuesday evening when we entertain Thurrock.

I hope you enjoy today’s match.

Dave Joy Club Secretary

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THE OPPOSITION

THE OPPOSITION

CLUB INFO

Nickname: The Magpies Founded: 1884 Chairman: Ray Bales Manager: Matt Henman Last Season: 9th Ground: Aldiss Park

DEREHAM TOWN

Thamesmead finally turn their attentions back to league action after a number of weeks on the road in cup competitions.

Despite exiting the FA Cup, Kent Senior Cup and the FA Trophy, the club can take heart from reaching the third qualifying round of the FA Cup which was the furthest they have been in their history.

Today’s opponents, Dereham Town sit in midtable in 10th-position in the league, but come into this clash on the back of a 2-1 loss to

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Brightlingsea Regent.

That loss ended a fruitful sequence of three straight victories in which they managed to beat AFC Hornchurch, Witham Town and Heybridge Swifts.

The Mead sit in a deceiving position in the relegation zone due to their cup exsertions having played the least games in the division at nine.

That said, Thamesmead won’t want to languish near the bottom of the table for much longer and need to pick up a result this afternoon.

CLUB HISTORY Dereham Town Football Club was founded in 1884, spending many of its early years in the local Norwich District and the Dereham & District Leagues.

Until 1965, the Club played in the Norfolk and Suffolk League prior to the formation of the Anglian Combination. In 1988-89 Dereham Town was relegated from the Premier Division of the Anglian Combination, thus losing their proud record of being the only Club to have never played outside the Premier Division since the League’s formation in 1965. The following season Premier Division status was regained when the Division One title was claimed.

December 1996 saw the Club move from its previous home on the Council owned Recreation Ground into the plush surrounding of the new site at Aldiss Park. The Club’s first full season at Aldiss Park (1997/98) saw the dream become reality when Eastern Counties League status was achieved with the club winning a first Anglian Combination Premier Division title.

The Club’s opening season in Eastern Counties League football (1998/99) saw the club finish seventh in Division One and reach the inaugural Division One Knockout Cup Final where League Champions Clacton Town beat us.

Season 1999/2000 saw the First Team again finish seventh in Division One whilst the Reserves were crowned Champions of Anglian Combination Division Three. The start of season 2000/2001, saw the First Team secure

promotion to the (then) Jewson Premier Division. Their first season in the Premier Division saw Dereham finish in a creditable 12th position.

An inconsistent first-half of the 2005/06 season was followed by an excellent second-half which saw Dereham suffer only three defeats from mid-December and which culminated in the winning of the Norfolk Senior Cup at Carrow Road.

Season 2006/07 was the most successful in the Clubs history to date.

The Norfolk Senior Cup was retained with a 1-0 victory over eventual League Champions Wroxham, sixth spot in the League was our highest ever finish.

In March 2008 former Magpies player, Matt Henman, replaced Rob Taylor as manager after captain Adam Gusterson had briefly held the reigns as caretaker manager. Fourth place in the League was achieved with victory over Mildenhall Town in the last match of last season.

Season 08/09 again saw a fourth place finish in the Ridgeons Premier Division, a run to the fifth round of the FA Vase and, as in the previous season, a disappointing defeat in the semi-final of the Norfolk Senior Cup. Season 09/10 was a good one for the Club despite the First Team having, by their recent high standards, a mediocre campaign eventually finishing tenth in the Ridgeons Premier Division and, for the third consecutive season, falling at the semi-final stage of the Norfolk Senior Cup.

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In season 2010/11 the Magpies were runners up in the Ridgeons Premier League and won the Norfolk Senior Cup at Carrow Road, defeating a strong Kings Lynn Town side. Season 2011/12 was relatively disappointing with the side finishing in mid table in the League; however, the younger sides continued to thrive and hopefully many of these players will be pushing for a first team place in the future.

Season 2012/13 saw the Magpies achieve their first promotion since 1997/98 when the Thurlow Nunn Eastern Counties League Premier Division title was won and, with the necessary ground improvements in place, promotion to the Ryman League was achieved.

Season 2014/15 saw further consolidation in the Ryman League with a second successive 7th place finish in Division One North. A good run in the FA Cup came to an end at Conference North Boston United.

For our Reserves the season was once more a struggle but the squad produced some fine football without securing the results their play often warranted.

Another strong season in Ryman One North saw the Magpies end the 2015/16 season in 9th place.

Again, a play-off place was briefly in view but in the event we finished 12 points off 5th place. However, the season ended on a high when a 2-0 victory against Ryman League bound Norwich United, at Carrow Road in May, secured the Norfolk Senior Cup for the fourth time in 10 years.

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THE

VISITORS

Who are the men from Dereham Town to keep your eye on this afternoon? We introduce them to you here.

WILL VINER GOALKEEPER Larger than life character and imposing goalkeeper who is worth his weight in gold on and off the pitch.

VADIM COSTANDACHI DEFENCE Ex-Moldovan Under-21 international who can play at full-back or in midfield with excellent quality and energy.

DION FRARY DEFENCE Young centre-back who excelled in his first season at Ryman League level last year with stature beyond his years.

DAN MIRPHEW DEFENCE A regular player of the season who bring calmness and intelligence to the defence or midfield.

MICHAEL SOMMERFIELD DEFENCE Returns to us this season after a brief spell away, a commanding centreback who can play.

JOE EASTOE-SMITH DEFENCE A commanding centre-back with excellent mobility and a threat from

set pieces.

JAKE ANEMA DEFENCE First season with us last year and showed excellent ability anywhere in the back four.

MATT COOK DEFENCE Ex-English Schools U18 international and academy product who can play centrally or on the left side of defence or midfield.

LIAM CLAYTON DEFENCE Very quick full-back and product of the academy who will be looking to establish himself this season.

TOM WALTERS MIDFIELD Cultured midfielder with a great range of passing who joined us after a scholarship at Norwich City.

ROBBIE LINFORD MIDFIELD Another product of our academy who made a number of excellent and mature performances for us last season in midfield.

ADAM SMITH MIDFIELD A player of outstanding balance and technique who has been a feature of the Club’s success over the last few seasons.

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THE OPPOSITION

DAWID RADOMSKI MIDFIELD Joins this season after playing professionally in Poland. A box-to-box midfielder with great potential.

WILL SAINSBURY-LOGAN MIDFIELD Part of the club’s current academy set up but already showing his ability in midfield.

RYAN CRISP FORWARD At 22 Ryan can become one of the best strikers in the league, powerful with a cannon of a shot.

SAM BORRER MIDFIELD Captain and model player who has been an integral part of the team’s success, still only young and plenty more to come.

RHYS LOGAN FORWARD Exciting winger who excelled in his first season with us last year. A big season is expected of him.

JOE GATTING FORWARD Ex-Brighton professional and professional cricketer, will provide quality and experience to our front line.

HARLEY BLACK MIDFIELD Another ex-Norwich City scholar who has excellent quality on the ball and big potential.

CRAIG BUSSENS FORWARD A workhorse for the team who after returning from a bad injury has reestablished himself as an important player.

CONNOR GREEN FORWARD Energetic midfielder who has one more year in the academy but is already capable at first team level.

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ACADEMY MATTERS

ACADEMY MATTERS

Good afternoon everyone.

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It’s been an interesting couple of weeks for the Academy lads as they have now realised what a strong league we are in - we lost our first game here at Bayliss Avenue 1-6 to Crystal Palace Trust and then lost 3-8 away to a very strong Dulwich Hamlet side.

Gary Ryan and I keep instilling good discipline within the squad, but it’s going to take time and time is what the lads have, so I’m confident that the results will come, but more importantly their development is improving and the experience they are gaining will hold them in good stead.

I spent many happy years running the Gravesend & Northfleet / Ebbsfleet United Academy and we have installed a coach in the College to look after fourteen students which we plan to run along the same format as our Academy here at Bayliss Avenue.

The plan is that it’s being run as our satellite center and both the Chairman and I are very pleased to have them on board and look forward to working with the Head – Jane Partridge – and her staff and the lads in their Academy Schools League.

Finally, good luck to Tom and the lads!

Cheers.

Off the pitch, there’s some more encouraging news as we’ve linked up with one of my old “haunts” – Northfleet Technology College – where

Ian Docker Academy Manager

ENGLAND 50

THE CHARLTON BROTHERS BOBBY AND JACK...

Our series celebrating the 50th anniversary of England’s 1966 World Cup win today focuses on two brothers instrumental in securing Alf Ramsey’s side the Trophy. MIKE GREEN today tells the story of Bobby and Jack – the Charltons…

Robert “Bobby” Charlton was born 11 October 1937 – belated 79th birthday for Tuesday – is regarded as one of the greatest midfielders of all time, and an essen-tial member of the England team who won the World Cup in 1966. He played almost all of his club football at Manchester United, where he became renowned for his attacking instincts and passing abilities from midfield and his ferocious longrange shot.

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Elder brother John “Jack” Charlton, was born 8 May 1935 and spent his entire club career with Leeds United from 1950 to 1973 – his 629 league and 762 total competitive appearances are still club records, and in 2006, Leeds United sup-porters voted Charlton into the club’s greatest ever XI. Not called up to the England team until a matter of days before his 30th birthday, Jack went on to score six goals in his 35 international games and to appear in two World Cups (1966 and 1970) and of course like his little brother was an integral part of the World Cup final victory over West Germany fifty years ago!

In those early years whilst Bobby went off to play for Manchester United, Jack, initially went to work applying to the Police Service before also becoming a

professional with Leeds United.

Bobby’s career at Manchester United was legendary – he joined a team who were to become known as the “Busby Babes” – a reputation that only grew after one of the club’s darkest ever days – the 1958 Munich Air Crash – in which many of the United side who had been tipped to dominate European football and provide England with the base to build on for the World Cups of 1958 and 1962, so sadly died.

Of the 44 passengers and crew, 23 people (eight of them Manchester United players) died as a result of their injuries in the crash. Bobby somehow survived with just minor injuries and was one of just nine players who survived.

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The story of the 66 Finals is of course well documented – England drew the open-ing game of the tournament 0–0 with Uruguay, and Bobby scored the first goal in the 2–0 win over Mexico. This was followed by an identical score-line against France, allowing England to qualify for the quarter finals, where England defeated Argentina 1–0.

Portugal were next in the semi-finals, and this turned out to be one of Bobby’s most important and best games for England. He opened the scoring with a crisp side-footed finish after a run after Roger Hunt had forced the Portuguese goal-keeper out of his net; his second was a sweetly struck shot after a run and pull-back from Geoff Hurst.

Bobby and Hunt were now England’s joint-highest scorers in the tournament with three each, and a final against West Germany beckoned.

The final turned out to be one of Bobby’s quieter days; he and a young Franz Beckenbauer marked each other out of the game. Bobby (and Jack of course) though had the last laugh as the World Cup was won 4–2 after extra time.

When the Champions were defeated to the Germans in the 1970 Finals in Mexico it proved to be the last international for both the brothers – Bobby’s after a then record of 106

caps and 49 goals. His international career was over at the age of 32. On the flight home from Mexico, he asked Alf Ramsey not to consider him again.

Jack, two years the senior and with 71 caps to his name, did likewise.

Bobby then became the manager of Preston North End between 1973 and 1976, the year in which he was knighted. He also began a casual association with BBC for punditry on matches, which continued for many years. He joined Wigan Athletic as a director, and was briefly caretaker manager there in 1983. In 1984, he was invited to become member of the board of directors at Manchester United, partly because of his football knowledge and partly because it was felt that the club needed a “name” on the board after the resignation of Sir Matt Busby. He remains a director of the club to this day.

After retiring as a player Jack meanwhile worked as a manager, and after man-aging Middlesbrough Sheffield Wednesday and Newcastle United he took charge of the Republic of Ireland national team in February 1986, and led them to their first ever World Cup in 1990, where they reached the quarter-finals. He al-so led the nation to successful qualification to Euro 1988 and the 1994 World Cup. He resigned in January 1996 and went into retirement.

In 2007, while publicising his autobiography, Bobby revealed that he had a long-running feud with Jack.

They have rarely spoken since a fallingout between his wife Norma and his mother Cissie (who died on 25 March 1996 at the age of 83) – Bobby did not see his mother after 1992 as a result of the feud.

Jack presented his little brother with his BBC Sports Personality of the Year Lifetime Achievement Award in 2008. Bobby said later that he was ‘knocked out’ as he was presented the award by his brother. He and Jack received a standing ova-tion as they stood waiting for his presentation highlighting just how much the na-tion loved and still do two brothers born in the 1930s in a small mining village in Northumberland.

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MAN OF THE MATCH

MAN OF THE

MATCH AWARD

We’re delighted that Erica Cooper and her daughter Charlotte are generously sponsoring our Man of the Match award again this season.

Throughout the 2016/17 season, Thamesmead Town will once again be presenting the Mead Man of the Match award after each home game. Again, we are indebted to Erica Cooper and her daughter, Charlotte, for donating the prize to the club.

This year, the awarding of the prize will take place on the pitch as the Mead leave the field. So hang around for a few minutes at the end of the game to see who is the recipient of the Cooper Man of the Match award.

LEE ROBLETT PRESENTING THE MAN OF THE MATCH AWARD TO TYLER MCCARTHY FOR HIS PERFORMANCE AGAINST TILBURY

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Mead keeper ANDY WALKER is recovering from a broken right knee cap. Since the accident three weeks ago, Walks has been inundated with thank you messages from you the Mead faithful as well as the football family as a whole! He’ s been overwhelmed by the support that he’s recei ved, and we’re hoping that he might be able to thank you personally this afternoon as Walks is hoping to be at today’s game!

MASCOT DUTIES six year old This afternoon we welcome scot for the LIAM PENDERGAST as our ma yer is “Uncle”Tyler day. His favourite Mead pla ay as part of his (McCarthy) and he’s here tod d. We hope birthday treats from Grandda and enjoys his Liam has a good afternoon day…

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MEAD MATTERS

FIXTURE UPDATES d two weeks of knock out Given that we’re just finishe ad’s fixtures have been football, a number of the Me for be found on the stats page rearranged. The full list can are es rearranged home gam today’s “The Mead”, but the listed below; HARINGEY BOROUGH – Tuesday 1st November – 5pm 7:4 off kick RWICH UNITED – kick NO – ber vem Tuesday 15th No off 7:45pm ay to Cup First Round game – aw ior Sen don Lon our And y 8th sda Tue n scheduled for HANWELL TOWN – has bee off…

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PLAYER SPONSORS

You can still sponsor a memb er of Tommy’s first team squad. Just see MIK E GREEN this afternoon and Greenie’ll be able to give you full detail’s… A big thank you to our latest Player sponsors – NORTHGA TE ASSOCIATES and Martin & Owen from TH E CUTTY SARK…

DARENTH RISE FROM THE ASHES

Since our last home game, we’ve had the sad news that our new prin ters DARENTH PRINT AND DESIGN have been the victims of a terrible fire. Gratefully, no one was hurt, but Daren, Scott and the res t of the team lost their entire premises and of course all their equipment. As we were pla nning today’s programme, we got the inc redible news that they were back up and run ning and would be able to print today’s pro gramme. Its great news and we wish all at Da renth well and sincerely hope that you get back to normal as soon as possible.

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CLUB STATS

CLUB

STATS

TOTAL APPEARANCES 2016/17 PLAYERS

Anidugbe, Bode Ayoola, Rasheed Blaettler, Phillipe Butler, Richard Coleman, Luke Danquan, Richie Denny, Joe Everett, Ainsley Fakinos, Cesc Feehi, Ike Green, Ellis Kinch, Scott Knight, Lewis Mahoney, Jack McCarthy, Tyler Nanetti, Cristian O’Connor, Thomas Oyinsan, Josh Porter, Jay Rhule, Aaron Simpson, Nathan Springett, Steve Stone, Adrian Vines, Joe Vines, Paul Walker, Andy Walker, Fraser Whiteley, Warren

LGE APPS

LGE GLS

CUP APPS

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2

2 (2) 1 (3) 6 1 (1) 2 4 (1) 3 2 5 (2) 4 (1) 6 4 1 9 2 (3) 9 4 (1) 5 (3) 4 (1) 7 (1) 5 4 (1) 3

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10 (5) 1

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5 (2) 0 (3) 1 6

7 (4) 1 (6) 1 12

1 (2) 5 (1) 4 (2) 2 (1) 2 4 (1) 6 5 5 8 (1) 3 7 5 3 (5) 5 7 (2) 3 2 (2) 4

3 1 1 1

2

1

1 4

2 (3) 7 (1) 8 (3) 5 (1) 4 9 (3) 10 (1) 11 9 1 17 (1) 5 (3) 16 9 (1) 8 (8) 9 (1) 14 (3) 8 6 (3) 7

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RYMAN DIVISION ONE NORTH LEAGUE TABLE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

Phoenix Sports Cheshunt Bury Town Norwich United Aveley Maldon & Tiptree Bowers & Pitsea Tilbury AFC Hornchurch Dereham Town Brightlingsea Regent VCD Athletic Ware Thurrock Witham Town Haringey Borough Great Wakering Rovers Waltham Abbey Brentwood Town Romford Heybridge Swifts ThamesmeadTown Soham Town Rangers Wroxham

P 15 13 14 11 13 12 13 11 12 12 12 11 13 11 11 12 12 11 13 13 10 9 11 13

W 9 8 7 7 6 7 6 6 5 6 5 5 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 2 2 2 1 1

D 3 3 4 1 4 0 3 2 4 1 3 2 4 3 2 1 1 3 3 6 4 2 4 3

L 3 2 3 3 3 5 4 3 3 5 4 4 5 4 5 7 7 5 7 5 4 5 6 9

F 29 27 24 20 31 26 25 17 18 15 20 11 22 16 20 23 16 14 16 12 13 11 8 10

A 19 16 17 10 26 16 20 13 15 16 19 10 22 13 20 20 23 17 23 24 18 17 21 29

GD Pts +10 30 +11 27 +7 25 +10 22 +5 22 +10 21 +5 21 +4 20 +3 19 -1 19 +1 18 +1 17 0 16 +3 15 0 14 +3 13 -7 13 -3 12 -7 12 -12 12 -5 10 -6 8 -13 7 -19 6

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2016/17

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

COMP

H A A H A H

R1N 2-1 85 R1N 2-1 84 FACP 2-2 1142 FACPR 1-1 (4-2p) 147 R1N 0-2 76 R1N 3-3 95

SEPTEMBER Sat 3 Chertsey Town Tue 6 Tilbury Sat 10 Bury Town Tue 13 Romford Sat 17 Hanwell Town Tue 20 Hanwell Town Sat 24 Great Wakering Rovers Tue 27 AFC Hornchurch

H H H H A H A A

FACP R1N R1N LC FACP FACPR R1N R1N

1-0 0-1 1-1 4-3 1-1 4-2 AET 1-2 1-3

OCTOBER Sat 1 Merstham Tues 4 Folkstone Invicta Sat 8 Corinthian Casuals Tue 11 Ware Sat 15 Dereham Town Tue 18 Thurrock Sat 22 Brightlingsea Regent Tue 25 Maldon & Tiptree

A A A A H H A A

FACP KSC1 FATP R1N R1N R1N R1N R1N

1-5 0-2 1-2 1-3

NOVEMBER Tue 1 Haringey Borough Sat 5 Wroxham Tue 8 Hanwell Town Sat 12 Romford Tue 15 Norwich United Sat 19 Soham Town Rangers Tue 22 AFC Hornchurch Sat 26 Norwich United Mon 28 Haringey Borough

H H A A H H H A A

R1N R1N LSC1 R1N R1N R1N R1N R1N R1N

DECEMBER Sat 3 Great Wakering Rovers Tue 6 Waltham Abbey Sat 10 VCD Athletic Sat 17 Witham Town Mon 26 Phoenix Sports Sat 31 Tilbury

H A A H H A

R1N R1N R1N R1N R1N R1N

JANUARY 2017 Mon 2 Aveley Sat 7 Bowers & Pitsea Sat 14 Cheshunt Sat 21 Wroxham Sat 28 Ware

A H H A H

R1N R1N R1N R1N R1N

FEBRUARY Sat 4 Heybridge Swifts Sat 11 Brightlingsea Regent Sat 18 Dereham Town Sat 25 Romford

A H A H

R1N R1N R1N R1N

MARCH Sat 4 Soham Town Rangers Sat 11 VCD Athletic Sat 18 Witham Town Sat 25 Maldon & Tiptree

A H A H

R1N R1N R1N R1N

APRIL Sat 1 Bury Town Sat 8 Bowers & Pitsea Sat 15 Waltham Abbey

A A H

R1N R1N R1N

Mon 17 Phoenix Sports

A

R1N

Sat 22

H

R1N

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2

3

4

5

6

10 6 7 10

A Walker A Walker A Walker A Walker A Walker A Walker

F Walker F Walker F Walker Anidugbe F Walker < Simpson

Simpson Simpson Simpson Simpson Simpson Springett <

Kinch Kinch Kinch * Kinch * Fakinos * Kinch >

Knight Knight Knight Knight Knight J Vines

Springett* Denny Denny Denny Denny Denny

78 112 87 47 146 84 81 85

12 12 20 21

McCarthy McCarthy McCarthy A Walker McCarthy McCarthy Walker * McCarthy

Simpson Simpson Simpson F Walker Simpson Simpson Simpson Simpson

Porter Porter Porter Springett Porter Porter Porter Porter

Butler Butler Anidugbe Butler Butler * Butler * Anidugbe Anidugbe

Denny Denny < J Vines J Vines J Vines J Vines J Vines J Vines

Springett Springett Springett Denny * Springett Springett < Denny Denny *

188 121 40

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McCarthy McCarthy McCarthy McCarthy

Simpson Butler Simpson Simpson

Porter Porter Porter Porter

Anidugbe Danquan < Anidugbe Anidugbe

J Vines Denny J Vines < Butler

Denny < Springett Mahoney Mahoney

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8

9

10

11

12

13

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Mahoney > Mahoney < Mahoney Mahoney > Anidugbe F Walker *

Nanetti Nanetti Anidugbe > Nanetti Coleman > Mahoney

P Vines P Vines P Vines < P Vines P Vines Nanetti

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 > Nanetti Anidugbe < Nanetti Nanetti Green Whiteley

Mahoney > Green O’Connor O’Connor O’Connor O’Connor O’Connor O’Connor

P Vines P Vines P Vines > Feehi Feehi Feehi 2 Feehi < P Vines <

Stone < Nanetti Stone Ayoola > Stone < P Vines > Stone > Feehi

Green Rhule * Green * Rhule Whiteley Whiteley Whiteley Green

Fakinos * F Walker * Rhule * Green < P Vines < Anidugbe * McCarthy * Rhule *

F Walker < J Vines < Mahoney > Porter * Anidugbe * Green < P Vines < Stone <

Coleman Stone >

Whiteley Rhule Rhule Rhule

O’Connor < O’Connor Green O’Connor

P Vines P Vines P Vines P Vines

Feehi > Stone > Feehi > Oyinsan

Green Green Whiteley * Whiteley

Butler * Anidugbe < Butler <

Maloney < Feehi> Stone >

Stone >

Stone < Stone < Stone > Green *

P Vines Stone > Rhule >

Kinch *

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AWAY DAYS

AWAY DAYS

Follow the Mead on the road with this handy guide to the grounds up and down the country. Every week weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll highlight our next away trip for the travelling Mead Army...

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AFC HORNCHURCH

GREAT WAKERING

THURROCK

Bridge Avenue Hornchurch RM14 2LX

Wakering Hall Lane GT Wakering SS3 0HH

Ship Lane Thurrock RM19 1YN

AVELEY

HARINGEY BOROUGH

TILBURY

Mill Field Stadium Mill Road Aveley RM15 4SJ

Coles Park White Hart Lane N17 7JP

Chadfields St Chads Road RM18 8NL

BOWERS & PITSEA

HEYBRIDGE SWIFTS

VCD ATHLETIC

Len Salmon Stadium Crown Avenue SS13 2BE

The Texo Stadium Scraley Road Heybridge CM9 8JA

Old Road Crayford DA1 4DN

BRENTWOOD TOWN

MALDON & TIPTREE

WALTHAM ABBEY

The Brentwood Centre Doddinghurst Road CM15 9NN

Park Drive Maldon CM9 5JQ

Capershotts Sewardstone Road Waltham Abbey EN19 1NX

BRIGHTLINGSEA REGENT

NORWICH UNITED

WARE

North Road Brightlingsea CO7 0PL

Plantation Park Blofield NR13 4PL

Wodson Park Wadesmill Road SG12 0UQ

BURY TOWN

PHOENIX SPORTS

WITHAM TOWN

Ram Meadow Cotton Lane Bury IP33 1XP

The Mayplace Ground Maylace Road East DA7 6JT

The Village Glass Stadium Spa Road Witham CM8 1UN

CHESHUNT

ROMFORD

WROXHAM

The Stadium Theobalds Lane Cheshunt EN8 8RU

Ship Lane Thurrock RM19 1YN

Trafford Park Skinners Lane Wroxham NR12 8SJ

DEREHAM TOWN

SOHAM TOWN RANGERS

Norwich Road Dereham NR20 3PX

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