Sherborne Town v Lebeq United - Saturday 21st August 2021

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SATURDAY 21ST AUGUST 2021 | KICK OFF3PM | TOOLSTATION WESTERN LEAGUE FIRST DIVISION

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DUGOUT WAYNE JEROME

Good afternoon to you all and a warm welcome to Lebeq United Football Club for today’s Toolstation First Division fixture.

Last Saturday saw us host Wells City in the league and with a superb first-half performance saw us go into the break 5-1 up with Dec Cornish getting off the mark for the club with a brace, Alex Murphy had two more to add to his tally and Ash Guppy also scoring.

The job was done by half time hence a bit of a stalemate in the 2nd half as we just contained them by sitting deeper and managing the game out.

On Wednesday night we travelled to Warminster, which is never an easy place to go and came away with a point in an entertaining 0-0 draw.

We didn’t find the space we had in the other three

games as Warminster set up to nullify us by playing a 4-5-1 system and try to catch us on the break.Having said that we hit the post and crossbar and we had two stonewall penalty appeals turned down.

Warminster also had a penalty turned down and created chances themselves so a point each was a fair result on the reflection of the game I feel.

With several players missing for today’s game we get the opportunity to use some of the other players from our squad who haven’t featured yet in our good start to the season.

I hope you all enjoy the game and as always thanks for your support!

Wayne

CLUB INFORMATION Sherborne Town Football Club, The Consol Stadium Raleigh Grove, Sherborne, Dorset DT9 5NS Tel: (01935) 816110 Lifetime President Ken Mullins, Steve Paradise & Colin Goodland Chairman - John Bowers Vice Chairman Steve Paradise Welfare Officer Gemma Tewkesbury Football Secretary Jo Reynolds Treasurer Glenn Shaw

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BOARDROOM WITH CHAIRMAN JOHN BOWERS

Good afternoon and welcome to you all to The Consol Stadium Raleigh Grove for today’s visit of Lebeq United.

I’d like to extend the warm welcome to everyone who has travelled to Dorset with Lebeq and wish them a pleasant afternoon and a safe trip back home.

What a start to the season it has been. After three games we have scored 17 goals and conceded only three. Then on Wednesday, we travelled to Warminster for a mid-week match and believe it or not the game ends in a goalless draw!

That does not tell the story though, as it was a very entertaining game and a credit to the Toolstation Western League. Both sides were very competitive and the woodwork was rattled at both ends. Both teams also had penalty decisions turned down, but to be fair a draw was probably the right result.

So on to today’s game and the visit of Lebeq United. Another team that like to get the ball down and play football which hopefully will make for a very entertaining game for everyone to enjoy.

As always let’s get behind the lads and remember to keep the faith and enjoy the game. COYZ. Remember to keep the faith.

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OUR HISTORY

AND HONOURS The club was founded in 1894, making them one of the oldest clubs in Dorset, they played their matches in those early days at Marston Road, on the outskirts of the Town.

They played county football with occasional silverware displayed in the town pubs. Following the opening of the Terrace playing fields just before the Second World War, this became the new venue for home games.

The Club then moved across the road from the Terrace playing fields in 1985 to it’s present home called “Raleigh Grove” fittingly using Sir Walter Raleigh’s historical connection with the town.

The Raleigh Grove site was built in 1985 on a grazing field, at the level of the raised banking that exists today on the north west side of the ground, this had to be leveled, to create a playing area, a task made all the more difficult as there was a pond in the far right corner of the ground.

When the site was built the club noted the regulations laid down for promotion from the Dorset Premier league at the time, so a covered section on the south west side of the ground was erected for supporters, also the pitch had four drains laid to aid the playing surface.

Dorset Senior Cup Runners-up - 1973/74, 2006/07 Dorset Combination Winners - 1981/82, 1984/85 Dorset Combination Cup Winners - 1981/82, 1984/85 Dorset Combination Cup Runners-up - 1982/83, 1993/94 Dorset Senior Cup Winners - 1982/83, 2003/04, 2007/08 Dorset Youth Shield Winners - 1989/90, 1990/91 Dorset Combination Runners-up - 1992/93, 2001/02 Dorset Premier League Runners-up - 2005/06 FA Carlsberg Vase Forth Round - 2006/07 FA Carlsberg Vase ‘Team of the Round’ - 2007/08 Toolstation First Division Runners-up - 2007/08

The clubhouse and stadium was a project due to the forethought of the then Chairman of the club, Mr. Ken Mullins, this spacious facility also incorporates the dressing rooms, bar, function room, kitchen, storeroom and toilets, including disabled facilities.

The record attendance at the ground is 1,000 versus Eastliegh (featuring ex-Southampton and England international Matthew Le Tissier), in the Andy Shephard Memorial match on July 27th 2003.

Four Football League clubs have played at Raleigh Grove, Plymouth Argyle, Torquay United, Swindon Town and Yeovil Town.

In 2001 the committee of Sherborne Town outlined a 3-phase, 5-year plan for the future development of the ground, the plans included a hard standing path on all sides of the pitch for spectators, a 150-seater stand to be erected, relocating the dugouts, improvements to the clubhouse, and the installation of floodlights. Expansion and upgrading the stadium has been ongoing every year.

The club joined the Toolstation Western League in 2006 after gaining runners up spot in the Dorset Premier League, exciting FA Cup and Vase runs have seen the club play from Cornwall to Suffolk.

Dorset Reserve League Winners - 2007/08 Toolstation First Division ‘Manager of the Year’ 2007/8 Kevin Leigh, 2012/13 Jamie Manley Toolstation ‘Hospitality Award’ Winners - 2009/10 FA Cup Second Qualifying Round - 2010/11 Somerset Floodlit Youth League South Division Winners - 2010/11 Toolstation First Division Winners - 2012/13 Dorset Senior Trophy Runners-up - 2012/13 Dorset County Youth League Division 1 Winners 2012/13

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RESERVE TEAM

ROUND-UP Good Afternoon all, Well...what a couple of weeks!

After a very successful pre-season program which provided some very encouraging performances and seeing some new faces added to an already experienced and talented squad, we were all ready to start our first preparations for our opening league game.

A visit to Corfe Castle awaited us, but then on the Tuesday before the game the “Pingdemic” struck, wiping out 3 players and the whole management team including the physio and kit man! But as they say “The Show Must Go On” and with the help of Wayne and the first team management team “On” it certainly went.

An emphatic 5-0 away win to start the season was just what we needed. And massive credit must go to the lads for staying professional and putting in a real solid performance, which showed grit and determination as well as alot of quality against a side that never gave up. We must also thank Sam, Andy & Rob as well as Wayne for all their help.

Best of luck to the guys for this afternoon and look forward to your support on Wednesday when we host Dorchester Sports under the lights.

Ash and Marc

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NON-LEAGUE

NEWS

THE ONLY problem with pre-season predictions in print is people remember them. Sometimes they even cut them out and keep them. Some get stuck on a dressing room wall and used to create motivation or a siege mentality.

Of course, a correct pre-season prediction is worth its weight in gold. If you’ve delivered your tips in late July or early August and they come off by the end of April or May, then you can take your lap of honour.

It’s part of the new season fun. Who has signed well?

Who looks to have strong foundations from last season? Who might drop off?

This season that has been harder than ever. The majority of Steps 3-6 didn’t kick a ball from November onwards last season, Step 2 stopped early, with just the National League’s top flight completing a full campaign.

So it’s difficult to quite know how teams will come back. How players will return after missing so much competitive football. But, even when a full season has been completed, predictions are just that. Guess work!

Just ask Sutton United. Not many expected Matt Gray’s side to be in the title race. Outsiders for a playoff place? Sure. But not leading everyone else and lifting the championship.

Yet, last week they were at Cardiff City in the EFL Cup as they embark on their first ever season in League football. It’s quite a story.

And this season will throw up many more. Every league has its fancied sides, the big spenders who ‘should’ be in the mix. But every league will have some who come from nowhere, where everything falls into place and it they really do have the season of their lives.

Like Hornchurch last season celebrating FA Trophy glory under the arch. There can’t have been anyone in the country who foresaw that happening.

This weekend the Step 1 clubs are getting underway to make it a full Non-League house.

The FA Cup is in full swing, crowds are up, goals are flying in. It feels almost normal again.

Because if we knew what would happen, then there wouldn’t be much point in all turning up every Saturday.

There may be some bumps in the road this season, Covid hasn’t gone away and a glance across the fixture list shows the pandemic is still having an impact on postponements.

The opening weeks are always fascinating. Most teams fancy their chances of having a special year, believing they can be the ones fighting it out even when no one else thinks they will be.

But, after a long absence, it feels good to be inching back towards that routine. And the normality of all my predictions falling flat on their face by the end of September! Enjoy your game…

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VISITORS LEBEQ UNITED FOOTBALL CLUB

Formed in 2009, Lebeq widely known throughout local Bristol football as a Sunday side decided a new venture was needed and Saturday football offered the club the opportunity.

Lebeq United FC entered the Bristol and Suburban Association Football League, division three, for the start of the 2009/10 season under the management of Clifford Goulbourne and George Philipou (secretary).

massive ambitions and the club introduced a new joint management team for the beginning of the 2015/16 campaign, they were Rayan Wilson and Benjamin Mcleod.

A hard and difficult season followed but all the hard work was eventually rewarded when the club lifted the Suburban Premier Division 1 League Title and came very close to becoming double winners that season when they were beaten finalists in the Hillard Bosely cup.

In 2013/14 Derry Nathasingh came in and immediately imposed himself and brought to the club the much needed stability and secured many new quality players, essential to be able to compete in the higher divisions of the league.

After Rayan Wilson’s brief spell away from the club he returned in the late 2017/18 season and narrowly missed out on promotion. He set his own target of changing this disappointment, and trying to make it a reality for the up and coming 2018/19 season. With some outstanding performances and only losing 3 games in a chase for the title the team and management achieved their goal by winning the Marcliff Gloucestershire County Football League and getting promoted for the first time in the clubs history into the Toolstation Western League Division 1.

Success followed and Lebeq United got promoted to the premier division one for 2014/15 season. After a disappointing campaign, a fresh new strategy was now need and Derry became the second casualty for Lebeq’s

Our first season in the Western League was hampered by the Global Pandemic, but after our first taste of the great standard of football at this level we have hopefully learned a lot in our short stay and can hopefully compete.

The campaign began well and it was not long before Lebeq’s talented squad asserted themselves with promotion finishing as runners-up in the first season.

The following season the club once again progressed and were promoted to division one.

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SOUTH WEST

SPORTS NEWS

LOCAL JOURNALIST ROSS REID PENS HIS REGULAR COLUMN

I always think there are two prime emotions associated with goalless draws.

The defensive minded would say “we didn’t concede” “we kept a clean sheet” and “they didn’t score”.

I can only guess what the attack-minded think as a former pacey winger/inside forward and occasional front runner.

“We didn’t break them down” and “we didn’t score”.

But as we are all reminded again – and again – down the seasons by football managers “it’s a team game”.

And high on the list of manager’s quotes from the manager’s quotes handbook would be “we win as a team, we lose as a team…”.

I must have heard that more times than I care to remember both at Premier, Football League and nonLeague post-match press calls.

see an FA Cup tie, two Football League One games and a local Devon Football League game… although I left that with the home side 7-0 up and coasting as there were scores to gather and tweets to be passed on back at SWSN HQ. We are very fortunate that over the seasons our job at SWSN has become easier with the increasing use of social media – and in particular twitter – to pass on scores.

Nowadays the excellent regional non league social media teams provide us with full time results round-ups!

But I am not sure I have ever heard a manager say “we draw as a team”.

Although we are currently trying to persuade the Hellenic League to follow the fine example set by the Western League (who provide a full time graphic!) and the Wessex League.

Sherborne’s midweek stalemate with Andy Crabtree’s Warminster had me quickly scanning the Western League First Division table to see how many times the Zebras had hit the back of the net in their opening three games.

We are now seeing Dorset Premier League round-ups on the timeline and have always had wonderful support from Exeter-based Phil Hiscox the South West Peninsula Premier League secretary.

For the life of me I couldn’t remember whether it was 15 times or 16. Never been a statto.

Sixteen goals in your opening six games is fair going by anyone’s standards. In three? Special.

Lebeq have scored in each of their opening six league fixtures. That’s pretty special as well.

Let’s face it the one cliché that none of us can escape is “goals win games”.

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Already this season I have been fortunate enough to

The sort of information these results round-ups provide is like manna from heaven for us back in our base in West Devon.

I think I talked about the importance – effectiveness – of twitter in last week’s programme article and doubtless I will do again.

The importance of twitter to our followers – touchline football fans - cannot be understated.

Nearly everyone we know has a mobile phone and I’ve yet to meet a football fan who doesn’t like checking the scores as soon as they can. We are no different. It’s the first question people ask when you tell them they’ve been to a game…

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INSIDE

THE BOX WITH COLIN GOODLAND

Hi everyone and welcome to Raleigh Grove, this week I have searched the computer box to bring you another football story.

THE JOY OF CHRISTMAS DAY FOOTBALL IS ALIVE AND WELL IN THE STEEL AND SONS CUP FINAL There seems to have been a steady fall in general footballing Christmasness over the years. The onceproud tradition of Christmas Day football is just a distant memory for most, with December now a time of tedious transfer rumours and complaints about fixture congestion.

Even the Boxing Day fixtures, the modern face of Yuletide football, have been packaged up and sold off to the highest bidder. ‘Sit back and follow all nine matches on Boxing Day from 11:30am’ implores the press release. This year, Christmas is brought to you by Amazon.

But what we really want at Christmas is tradition. We want those long-standing rituals with long-forgotten origins.

And while pitches elsewhere fall silent this Christmas Day, football’s festive spirit lives on in Belfast as Seaview hosts the 125th Steel and Sons Cup final.

Open to teams in Northern Ireland’s third tier and below, the Steel and Sons Cup dates back to the Victorian era and is one of Europe’s oldest football competitions. It was named after Steel & Sons Jewellers of Belfast, whose owner, Mr David Steel, donated the eponymous trophy in an act of seasonal charity. Since then, Christmas Day football has largely been lost, but the Steel and Sons Cup has soldiered on through 125 years of footballing and societal changes. The first final took place in 1895, the same year as the invention of the radio, and saw Linfield Swifts defeat Cliftonville Olympic 4-2.

Early editions were not without controversy and the 1904 final needed five matches to decide a winner. Games were drawn and replayed, abandoned due to snow and annulled after protest before Glentoran II were finally crowned champions, by which time even the hardiest of turkey leftovers had been binned.

After nearly 80 years of alternating venues, Crusaders’ Seaview Ground became the permanent home in 1972 and has hosted all but one of the finals since. It has become integral to the tradition and is often the stage where unlikely heroes announce themselves. Much like Kevin McCallister and Rudolph before him, little was expected from Andy

McClean in the build-up to Christmas 1997. The Linfield Swifts forward had been out of manager Harry Blair’s plans and with the Swifts’ cup side full of established Irish League players he was just happy to be involved: “[Blair] told me at training a couple of days before the final that I would be on the bench, which I was more than pleased with,” remembers McClean. “It was Christmas Day and there was a huge crowd at Seaview, so it wasn’t your average Swifts fixture. “I was sitting on the bench thinking I probably wouldn’t get a chance,” he says, “but there were tired legs in the second half, so I think Harry put me on in hope more than expectation.”

After a breathless 90 minutes the game was goalless and, due to a recent rule change, the Steel and Sons Cup final went into golden goal for the first time in its 101-year history. The Swifts’ opposition, Dundela, had been on top for much of the game but when another attack broke down the ball came to McClean who sensed an opportunity with the defence out of position: “I found myself in a lot of space on the right flank.

I just carried the ball forward down the wing. The full-back showed me inside so I cut in and, when I reached the penalty box, I just hit a shot with my left foot. It went past Alan Huxley and hit the inside of the far post and trickled over the line. “Everybody just went mad when I scored because we knew it was over. I ran to the stand to celebrate in front of my family, but all the players and staff just piled on top of me. It was an incredible experience. Really surreal.”

Enjoy the game Goody

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FIXTURES &

RESULTS JULY SAT 31 HENGROVE ATHLETIC 6-1 AUGUST SAT 07 DEVIZES TOWN 6-1 SAT 14 WELLS 5-1 WED 18 WARMINSTER TOWN 0-0 SAT 21 LEBEQ H SAT 28 TYTHERINGTON ROCKS H MON 30 RADSTOCK TOWN A SEPTEMBER SAT 04 AEK BOCO SAT 11 VERWOOD TOWN (FA VASE) WED 15 WINCANTON TOWN SAT 18 CHEDDAR

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