Creasey Park Drive, Brewers Hill Road, Dunstable, Beds LU6 1BB
Dunstable Town FC is a Community Benefit Society. It is registered under the Co-operative and Community Benefit Societies Act 2014 Registration Number 8667 as Dunstable Town Football Club Ltd
dire CTors
Andrew Madaras
Chair / Secretary / Director of Community Activities & Matchday Operations
Matt Carrington - Vice Chair / Treasurer
Neil Barker - Director of Partnerships
Peter Bottom
Supporters’ Groups Director / Fundraising Manager
Gary Levy - Director of Football
Kristy Lewington
Director of Equality, Diversity, and Inclusivity
Lee Nania
Director of CBS Growth & Marketing / Business Consultant
Julian Nutley
Commercial & Marketing Director / Business Consultant
Dan Roberts
Director of Specialist Community Projects
C ommuni T y benefi T so C ie T y T eam
Adrian Witkowski - Membership Administrator
Yvonne Verla - Mental Health Ambassador
Ian Bateman - Walking Football
Patrick Mackay - Walking Group
Lee Nutley - Chums and Crumbs
Andrew Madaras - Sphere at the Glider
Lou Goodman - Volunteer
C oa CH ing s Taff
Joe Deeney - Head Coach
Kyle Durcan - Assistant Head Coach
Anthony Christophi - Coach
Ayub Nabongo - U18s
Adam Ashton - Physio/Sports Therapist
Steve Lewington - Kitman
C lub offi C ers & offi C ials
Brad Cawthorne - Digital Manager
Jeffrey Roy - International Supporters’ Ambassador
Abby Slough - Marketing & Advertising Manager
Liam Smith - Events Manager
Wayne Upton - Community Activities
media T eam
Brad Cawthorne - Website/DTFC TV
Chris White & Liam Smith - Club Photographers
Matt Carrington - Social Media
Abby Slough - Instagram
Richard Scott - Programme Editor
Fly Design & Print - Programme Printing
m aTCH day Team
Wayne Upton - Matchday Manager
Brad Cawthorne - Matchday Cameraman
Andrew Madaras - Match Reporter
Amanda Madaras - Turnstile Manager
Dan Roberts - Matchday Merchandise
George Lewington - Matchday DJ
Chris Gray - Matchday Steward
Bradley Field & Mark Williams - Stewards
you TH se CT ion
Andrew Madaras - Chair
Wayne Upton - Vice Chair
Kristy Lewington - Secretary/Club Welfare Officer
Christian Baxter - Treasurer
Steve Chiswell - Assistant Welfare Officer
Wayne Upton & Joe Le Vien - Football Development
Jeff Abraham - Parents Representative
Karl Clarke & Steve Lewington - Social Media
“management is a lonely job. i’m fortunate i have a great group of staff in Kyle durcan, Jamie nicholls, lee Cowley, anthony Christophi, adam ashton, and Joe reynolds but ultimately every decision lands at my door.”
Welcome to the management, players, supporters, and all those associated with Hoddesdon Town ahead of this afternoon’s clash. It is only a week and a half since we last played Hoddesdon at their ground in the reverse fixture. We won 1-0 on the day but it was a hard fought and difficult 3 points to get and I have no doubt today will prove to be another tough game for us.
Before I get into the game and our emphatic win on Tuesday night against Cockfosters, I want to begin by thanking the 134 brave souls for attending. It was freezing on Tuesday evening and still so many came out to support us all. The support has been fantastic and makes a huge difference. I am delighted about our 5-1 win and our lads certainly gave you all some excellent entertainment.
I have learned to enjoy wins much more which is something I have made a conscious effort to do. I have had the balance too wrong for too long. I take the defeats too hard and don’t enjoy the wins enough. I am certain I will never
be able to get used to losses so I may as well enjoy the wins. The advice is “Never too high, never too low” from experienced managers, but I must have missed that class when that advice was given out.
One thing I never allow myself to do is get carried away when things are going well. One invaluable lesson I’ve learned throughout my coaching and management career is the minute you think you have cracked it you crash very quickly and believe me there is no soft landing! I have mentioned it several times before but one of the biggest words in my coaching criteria is adaptability. It is critical to be able to adapt. We have showed an excellent ability to adapt for most of this season. We have been able to adapt systems with ease and adapt and deal with conditions, pitches, and weather amongst many things.
The need to be able to flip between systems is all about our ability to simply WIN. I never pick a system or players to nullify opponents, I always pick players
and systems to expose the opposition weaknesses and most importantly WIN! I know I must have said WIN 100,000 times in the last couple of months but ultimately that is the only thing that is important to me.
I hate losing and whilst I have got marginally better at compartmentalising defeats, I never get used to that feeling! Winning football matches on the other hand is the most addictive feeling there is. If you could bottle that feeling of winning and sell it in pubs, bars and alcohol companies would go out of business.
Whilst the last 14 days have been great in terms of results, we all know that there is so much more to do and so much more to come. The last 2 weeks have really continued to reiterate my belief in my group and why I stay strong to my beliefs and don’t listen to outside noise. Management is a lonely job, ask any manager out there and they will tell you the same thing. I’m fortunate I have a great group of staff in Kyle Durcan, Jamie Nicholls, Lee Cowley, Anthony Christophi, Adam Ashton, and Joe Reynolds but ultimately every decision lands at my door.
My staff are great and are always seeking ways for us to improve but believe me we clash over things which is healthy. If I had listened to the 5,000 opinions a week, then our hat trick hero Kelvin Osei-Addo wouldn’t have been here. I have never stopped believing in Kelvin. It’s very easy for people to jump on the “Praise Kelvin” bandwagon now and he deserves huge credit. It was satisfyingly ironic it was another wonderful assist from Luke Dunstan who himself has been given too much unfair criticism that led to Kelvins hat trick. The faith I have had they are repaying, and I am sure that will continue!
I appreciate we all have opinions, and everyone is entitled to theirs. We are all on the same mission though and that is our common quest to win, and I love the passion we all share. Trust me, trust my staff and most importantly trust my players, we will do absolutely everything we can to ensure we keep winning!
I am immensely proud to be the Head Coach of this football club and work with the best people I’ve had the privilege of working with. Without our great Chairman and Directors, my great coaching staff, our players, the media and social media team, the programme editor, the 50/50 ticket sellers, our gate people, our kitman, our registrations secretary, our team sheet writers, our podcasters, our merchandise sellers, our sponsors, our owners, and fantastic supporters who follow us every single week we don’t have anything. Everyone is a part of the Dunstable Town family and believe me EVERY ONE of my players is desperate to do well.
We need everyone pulling in the same direction for the rest of the season. I love the passion and intensity we all have which matches my personality. All I want is for us all to support all my players. Any criticisms you have please always fire them at me. I’m the Head Coach, I’m big enough and thick skinned enough to take it. I have a mantra I’ll share with you all. When we win it’s all about my players, when we lose it’s all about me! If my players don’t play well, it’s because I haven’t used them correctly.
Let’s all hope at 5pm this evening we are celebrating another 3 points, but it certainly won’t be easy.
Enjoy today’s game.
Joe DeeneyA very warm welcome to our opponents, Hoddesdon Town, who visit Creasey Park this afternoon. We look forward to reciprocating the wonderful hospitality we received on our visit to Lowfield, just over a week ago. We hope all their party have an enjoyable afternoon with us and have a safe journey home.
Tuesday marks the first anniversary of the death of Aaron Bateman. Aaron, as many of you will now have read or learned via different media sources, was killed by a pub doorman outside the Wheatsheaf pub on High Street North a year ago.
Along with several other Club volunteers I went to one of the sessions at Luton Crown Court to show my support for Ian & Charlotte.
The tragedy of the events of that evening were laid bare for all to witness. A senseless and mindless act of
aggression committed in the complete absence of provocation ended Aaron’s life and turned upside down the lives of his family, friends and loved ones.
They include several of our own Club volunteers who were with Aaron, Ian & Scottie that evening.
All bear witness, as do so many others here at the Club who knew him, of Aaron’s gentle nature, a kind word for everyone, and not a malicious, cruel, or prejudiced bone in his body.
A unanimous guilty of manslaughter brought by the jury has seen some of the darkness of the occasion replaced by shafts of light and when sentencing takes place on March 15th we trust that justice will be served and Aaron’s good name and good character fully restored.
We’ll be away at Harpenden Town that evening but supporters who want to
“it was a cold night but even then, the lads were well supported by a noisy crowd of 134 which was higher than five of the eight step 4 games played on saturday.”
remember Aaron will be able to get into Creasey Park throughout the day to lay flowers at the Aaron Bateman stand or just pay silent respect in his honour. We’re very grateful to James Slack & his staff team for allowing people to remember Aaron in this dignified manner.
Tuesday night saw us complete our fourth successive victory, with a comprehensive and well deserved victory over Cockfosters. Kelvin Osei-Addo leapfrogged his way into becoming the Club’s top goal scorer this season with a first half hat trick. Danny Webb’s decisive fourth goal was worth the price of admission itself and Dylan Baker nearly broke the net such was the ferocity of his thunderbolt right at the end.
It was a cold night but even then, the lads were well supported by a noisy crowd of 134 which was higher than five of the eight Step 4 games played on Saturday.
It means we go into today’s game in 5th place, seven points behind leaders, Stotfold, but with two games in hand. The next five weeks sees us play twice a week on Tuesday & Saturday. There are some “six pointers” in the mix there, particularly away fixtures at Leighton Town, Crawley Green & on the very last day of the season at Stotfold.
The Autumn hiccup, results wise, hit us hard with injuries and suspensions seeming to come all together. Without wishing to tempt fate, Joe has pretty much a full squad to choose from, although Manny & Kyle Faulkner have
both picked up knocks, but the very good news is that Terrence Muchineripi is back at training on Thursday nights. Adam has him building up his fitness so no ball work yet but how wonderful it would be to see Terrence back in a blue shirt before season end.
The Club were pleased to announce that U18s Captain, Axel Piesold, had signed for Luton Town & sat on the bench for his new club in their away match against Grimsby Town on Tuesday night. Axel captained our U18s at the start of the season and featured for the first team at the end of last season and during preseason. His accomplished performance in the away victory at Ardley Utd on the last day of the season, won the 17 year old a deserved Man of the Match award.
We wish Axel all the very best with the Hatters and pay tribute to his coaches in our U18s who have nurtured his talent and allowed him to develop and facilitated his move to our Championship neighbours.
Thank you as always for your support today, be loud, be proud but please be respectful of our opponents and our match officials.
We look forward to seeing you all next Saturday when Leverstock Green are our opponents, but before then, please remember Aaron for the wonderful young man, and passionate supporter of DTFC that he was.
“In spite of it all, life is beautiful.”
Andrew Madaras
Entering the pitch without permission
Smoke bombs and pyros
Throwing objects
Drug use
Discriminator y behaviour
Serious injur y
Automatic club ban
Repor ted to the police
Criminal record
Education and employment at risk
HELP US ENSURE MATCHES ARE SAFE AND ENJOYABLE FOR ALL
The club was established on 14 April 1879 as Hoddesdon Football Club. In 1885 they were founding members of the Hertfordshire County Football Association and won the inaugural Herts Senior Cup in 1886–87. The club retained the cup the following season and won it again in 1889–90. They were founder members of the East Herts League in 1896, merging with Hoddesdon Wanderers and Broxbourne Club in the same year. In 1903 the club absorbed another club, Rye Park.
The club is thought to have initially played at Mansers Field, although by 1882 they had moved to Lowfield. Lowfield had previously been home to a cricket club, which continue to play there. The ground was originally an arable field owned by Robert Barclay, who donated the land and was in-volved in setting up the cricket club in 1879. The site was purchased by a trust in 1924, before being taken over the urban district council, with ownership later transferring to Broxbourne Borough Council. Between 1952 and 1954 the club played at Essex Road as the Lowfield site was being lev-elled to allow for separate cricket and football pitches.
Floodlights were installed in 1973 and inaugurated with a friendly match with West Ham United on 7 March, a game that attracted a record crowd of 3,500. The football pitch was moved further south in the early 1980s to prevent overlapping with the cricket oval, with floodlight pylons having to be moved and the original 100-seat stand now being at one end of the pitch rather than on the halfway line; in 1996 it was discovered to
contain significant amounts of asbestos and was condemned. A new stand was opened the same year and seats from Burnden Park were installed the following year. A 100-capacity covered stand was opened in 2014 and another 50-seat stand was installed in 2016.
In 1908 Hoddesdon joined the Eastern Division of the Hertfordshire Senior County League. The division was renamed the Central Division for the 1909–10 season, before reverting to its former name the following season. The club finished bottom of the division in 1912–13 but were divisional champions the following season. In the interdivisional championship play-off, they finished last. In 1920 the club was renamed Hoddesdon Town. They were placed in the North-East Division for the 1921–22 season following league organisation, before the league was reduced to a single division in 1923.
Hoddesdon joined Division Two B the Spartan League in 1925. They won the division in 1928–29, but league reorganisation meant no promotion and the club was placed in Division Two East the following season. They were Division Two East runners-up in 1931–32, earning promotion to Division One. The 1935–36 season saw the club win Division One, resulting in promotion to the Premier Division. However, they finished second-from-bottom of the Premier Division the following season and were relegated back to Division One. After World War II the club were placed in the Central Division for the 1945–46 season, with a sixth-place finish seeing them earn a place in
the Premier Division for the following season.
Hoddesdon were relegated after finishing bottom of the table in 1949–50 but were promoted back to the Premier Division at the first attempt. They finished bottom of the table in 1958–59, 1959–60 and 1962–63, but were runners-up in 1964–65 and went on to win the league title in 1970–71, a season that also saw them win the Spartan League Cup and the Herts Charity Shield. The club were league runners-up in the next three seasons, retaining the League Cup and the Charity Shield in 1971–72. In 1974–75 they were the first-ever winners of the FA Vase, beating Epsom & Ewell in its inaugural final at Wembley Stadium. The club left the Spartan League to the Athenian League in 1977, but when the league was disbanded in 1984, they were refused entry to the Isthmian League as they did not have use of their Lowfield ground all year round, and instead joined the Premier Division of the South Midlands League.
In 1985–86 Hoddesdon won the South Midlands League Challenge Trophy, retaining it the following season and winning it again in 1991–92. The club remained in the Premier Division until 1997 when the league merged with the
Spartan League to form the Spartan South Midlands League, with Hoddesdon placed in the Premier Division North for a transitional season; a fifth-place finish in the league’s first season saw them earn a place in the Premier Division the following season; the season also saw them win the Premier Division Plate. In 2004–05 Hoddesdon finished bottom of the Premier Division and were relegated to Division One. A third-place finish in 2012–13 saw them promoted back to the Premier Division.
Manager Paul Halsey walked out in January 2017, and after a short spell of interim management, Simon Riddle took over and was appointed for 2018/19. A final place of twelfth in the table was a relief after much player turbulence over 2 or 3 months. After the season ended, the Club learned it had been moved laterally to the Essex Senior League, thus ending a 34-year association with the (Spartan) South Midlands League. A full appeal hearing at the FA failed to have the decision reversed. Former Club Treasurer and stalwart supporter, Bob Parker, passed away at the age of 93 in May 2018.
An historic season for the Club as the First Team took its place in the 20-club Essex Senior League. Having reached
the semi-finals of the Peter Butcher Memorial Trophy the First Team lost 2-1 to a very strong Barkingside Reserves side, but the Final was not played due to issues that occurred in the other semifinal.
Thanks to Covid-19 the season was declared null and void in late March, with the Lilywhites in seventh place in the table. One of the FA Vase Final stars, Les Picking, passed away in March 2020. The First Team also lost out on a chance to make the Challenge Trophy semi-finals when their thrice-postponed quarter final tie became a victim of the pandemic.
2020-21 was another season affected by Covid-19 with two lockdowns. Only thirteen League and eight cup games played, four of those in the Len Cordell Memorial Cup/Plate, the Lilywhites winning the latter 3-0 in the Final against Woodford Town. A new pitch rail was constructed around three sides of the pitch to upgrade the ground even further.
Roger Merton stepped down as Chairman after 26 years in the role, and he was replaced by Stuart Varney. After a poor Covid-19 affected start to the season, the First Team picked up in the second half and finished in 15th place. Having reached the semi-finals of the Errington Challenge Trophy they were beaten 3-0 by a very good Enfield side. Following the season end the Club was informed it was being moved back to the Spartan South Midlands League for the 2022/23 campaign following two full and two truncated seasons in the Essex Senior League.
Thursday 26th January
The purpose of the 100 Club is to raise funds for kit, equipment and the general costs associated with running the footballl club.
Subscriptions are available at £3 per number per week and are drawn every Thursday.
To join contact Steve Lewington, stevolew79@gmail.com
Ollie Bayliss returns to BBC Three Counties on Saturday afternoons, for all the latest non-league news from Beds, Herts & Bucks.
Guidelines are using the average points per game data for the Spartan South Midlands Football League Premier Division from the 2000-01 to 2021-22 seasons but does not include the COVID abandoned seasons.
Osborne Olaleye Muchineripi Osei-Addo (1) R Stirling Ikuyinminu (1) Faulkner (66) Mead (81) Naylor (90)
osborne faulkner Crilley osei-addo (1) sellers-west ikuyinminu r stirling (46)(1) beaumont (90)
osborne faulkner Crilley olaleye sellers-west ikuyinminu (1) beaumont (48) osei-addo (56)(1) mcCrohan (64) r stirling (90)
osborne beaumont Crilley osei-addo (1) r stirling (1) ikuyinminu faulkner (70) olaleye (74) sellers-west (86)
osborne beaumont Crilley osei-addo r stirling ikuyinminu faulkner (56)(2) sellers-west (56) mcCrohan (89)
osborne faulkner Crilley osei-addo sellers-west ikuyinminu r stirling (63) beaumont (69) mcCrohan (75)
osborne beaumont (1) olaleye sellers-west faulkner (1) baker r stirling (66)(1) Creary (69) osei-addo (79)
osborne beaumont dunstan sellers-west (1) faulkner (3) ikuyinminu muchineripi (61) osei-addo (67) r stirling (68) Crilley (77)
Creary beaumont dunstan (1) sellers-west (1) faulkner baker (1) osei-addo (65) r stirling (70) naylor (76)
osborne beaumont muchineripi sellers-west (1) faulkner (1) baker r stirling (52) osei-addo (65) immanuel (65)
Ikuyinminu Beaumont Sellers-West (1) Faulkner Baker R Stirling Osei-Addo (30)(1) Immanuel (73)
Ikuyinminu (1) Naylor Sellers-West Faulkner Baker R Stirling Olaleye (46) Immanuel (67) Beaumont (78) Percy (86)
osborne beaumont dunstan sellers-west faulkner (1) ikuyinminu (1) olaleye (60) osei-addo (86) r stirling (88)
Osborne Beaumont Dunstan Sellers-West (1) Faulkner Ikuyinminu Mills (13) Osei-Addo (78) R Stirling (90)
Osborne Beaumont (1) Dunstan Sellers-West Faulkner Ikuyinminu R Stirling (56) Immanuel (77)(1) Osei-Addo (88)
osborne beaumont olaleye osei-addo sellers-west (1) ikuyinminu r stirling (46) mills (46) immanuel (67)(1)
Ikuyinminu Beaumont R Stirling Sellers-West (1) Baker Olaleye Naylor (18) Immanuel (57) Osei-Addo (78) Percy (87)
osborne beaumont dunstan webb sellers-west ikuyinminu immanuel (54) r stirling (75)
osborne naylor olaleye (1) webb faulkner ikuyinminu Creary (11) beaumont (66)
sellers-west (66)(1) stirling r (73)
dunstan webb (1) beaumont immanuel faulkner ikuyinminu mcCrohan (60) verney (81) r stirling (89)
Webb Beaumont Faulkner Ikuyinminu Verney McCrohan Olaleye (55) Immanuel (71)
osborne webb beaumont faulkner (1) ikuyinminu dunstan immanuel (50) verney (50)
osborne (1)
dunstan beaumont webb (1) faulkner ikuyinminu verney (15) r stirling (45)
osborne dunstan beaumont webb (1)
osborne naylor dunstan webb (1)
naylor (64) r stirling (88)
immanuel (76) olaleye (90)
sellers-west ikuyinminu immanuel (50) olaleye (72) r stirling (76) davidson-gordon (88)
sellers-west ikuyinminu osei-addo (46)(1) olaleye (78) mead (81)
Osborne Beaumont Dunstan Osei-Addo Webb (1) Ikuyinminu (1) Naylor (69) R Stirling (70) Sellers-West (78)
Crilley beaumont dunstan osei-addo webb (1) ikuyinminu naylor (51) immanuel (67) sellers-west (82)
Crilley Beaumont Dunstan Osei-Addo (1) Webb Ikuyinminu Osborne (65) Sellers-West (65)
osborne mills sellers-west osei-addo webb ikuyinminu beaumont (44) r stirling (67) stirling mills (1) dunstan webb immanuel (1) ikuyinminu osei-addo (74) faulkner (78) sellers-west (86)
Stirling Mills Dunstan Webb (1) Immanuel Ikuyinminu Faulkner (33) Osei-Addo (62) Sellers-West (79) Baker (79)
Stirling Mills Dunstan Osei-Addo (1) Webb Ikuyinminu Osborne (65) Sellers-West (72) smith dunstan osei-addo (3) webb (1) ikuyinminu sellers-west baker (46)(1) beaumont (70) olaleye (80) r stirling (80)
AROUND TH e SS mfl 2022 - 23
Tuesday 7th february 2023
Buckingham Athletic 1 - 1 Holmer Green 40
Langford 1 - 2 Northampton Sileby Rangers
Letchworth Garden City 1 - 3 Amersham Tn
Moulton 0 - 2 Ampthill Town 0
Rushden & Higham Utd 0 - 4 Rugby Boro’
North’ton ON Chenecks P - P Wellingboro W
saturday 4th february 2023
Bovingdon 7 - 0 The 61 FC (Luton) 55
Buckingham United 1 - 3 AFC Caddington 32
Codicote 2 - 1 Tring Corinthians 65
Milton Keynes College 2 - 1 Totternhoe
New Bradwell St Pete 2 - 1 Leighton Tn Dev
Old Bradwell Utd 3 - 2 Berkhamsted Raider
Pitstone & Ivinghoe 0 - 2 Sarratt
T uesday 7 february
CREASEY PARK
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Connor Coulson
Ethan Creary
Luke Dunstan
Robert Goodman
Tolu Ikuyinminu
Alfie Osborne
Kelvin Osei-Addo
Joseph Sellers-West
John Smith
J’Ardell Stirling
Danny Webb
Cockfosters
Joseph Entwistle-Wilkinson
Chris Griffin
Conrad Atticus Holland
Jay Lovell
Prince Madu
Charlie Mann
Antonio Michael
Kenny Nobrega
Aiden Read
George Sippetts
Matthew Thomson
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The Blues started slow and went a goal down giving the ball away cheaply. This lead to a long ball over the top and the Blues didn’t reacted quick enough, which lead to the Stopsley striker getting through one on one with Blues keeper George Lewington. The striker calmly slotted underneath George to go 1-0 up.
Both sides were cancelling each other but the Blues started to boss the midfield and soon found themselves 2-1 ahead with two free kicks from Cairon.
Half time came at the right time and Wayne Upton had the boys run in quickly so they could get things ironed out so they could start better in the second half.
The boys played some better football but the defence had to be at the races with the Stopsley centre forward, who was always dangerous but Blues defender Lewis Sharp marshalled him very well. A few long ranged shots from
Stopsley were collected with ease from George, and the game was put to bed with the Blues being awarded a penalty. Up stepped Liam McTague who blasted it past the keeper to make it 3-1.
Stopsley huffed and puffed but couldn’t break through the Blues defence. Tthe fourth goal came and killed the game off with a well-deserved goal from Naishayn Williams who never stopped running all game. The game was not quite over as Stopsley were awarded a penalty for a clumsy challenge which lead to the Stopsley striker beating George from the spot.
The last five minutes were a bit tense, but the whistle finally went and the Blues completed the double over the league leaders and are now 1 point behind them with a game in hand. Next week at Creasey we see the Blues take on Ampthill Town.
It’s been a while since we’ve had an update on the Dunstable Town Invitational Fantasy League and as we hit week 23, we see a few changes in the leading pack.
AFC Crilldog have dropped a few places to 7th, whereas Dan Rhodes Aubamacare have crept up to 3rd from 6th place.
Another big gain is Amanda Madaras who has climbed from 20th to break into the top 15. The leagues strongest teams at the bottom are Tom’s Strikers & Bedfordshire Gunnners.
Dunstable Town Football Club has relaunched as a Community Benefit Society (CBS), which is a recognised legal entity structure, supported by the FSA (Football Supporters Association) and regulated by the FCA (Financial Conduct Authority).
This means that the club is owned equally by its shareholders, and anyone can become a shareholder with equal voting rights. When you become a member of the Club you will receive ‘The Blue Card’, which entitles you to the discounts listed below:
Belvoir
10% (Collection only, offer not valid on Tuesdays)
1.5% off quoted monthly fee for full management service + £96 inc VAT off the quoted landlord startup fee
5% off all food and drink on matchdays between 1pm and 2pm on Saturdays and 6pm and 7pm on Tuesdays
5% total food bill when dining in the restaurant (not to be used for any other promotion in the restaurant)
Current club owners
Jeff Abraham
Ciaran Hannon-Abraham
Niamh Hannon-Abraham
Andy Acton
Szymon Adamczyk
Rizwan Ahmed
Alex Alexandrou
Clare Alexandrou
Louie Alexandrou
Panayis Alexandrou
Aglaia Alexandrou
Julie Allaway
John Anstey
Daniel Armas
Neil Barker
Linda Barker
Ian Bateman
Aaron Bateman
Christian Baxter
Peter Bottom
Rosemary Bowen
Lee Burgoyne
Andy Burrows
Matthew Byrne
Matt Byrne
Matt Carrington
Jackie Carrington
Brad Cawthorne
Michael Charge
Dan Crooke
Darren Court
Warren Davies
Douglas Deeney
Taylor Doult
Bill Dunston
Christopher Eastham
Lindsey Edwards
Ciaran Fairley-Edwards
Dean Falla
Simon Faulkner
Paul Fisher
Kai Fisher
Aaron Flemons
Ros Fowler
Colin Fox
Annette Fox
Jake Fox-Nania
Cassius Freckleton
Stuart Fuller
Mark Galpin
Daniel Galpin
Lewis Gibbons
John Greener
Rupert Groves
Roy Hall
Alan Hill
Abbas Hussain
Nick Jackson
Isaac Jackson
Patrick Johnson
Gaj Jika
Dave Lawlor
Gary Levy
Steve Lewington
Kristy Lewington
George Lewington
Freddie Lewington
Ted Lousvet
Graham Luck
Amanda Madaras
Andrew Madaras
Lucy Madaras
Les Marsh
Andrew McCloskey
Elliott McCook
Richard McCook
Steven Mead
Peter Mills
Anthony Moore
Mohammed Munaim
Lee Nania
Derek Nutley
Lee Nutley
Julian Nutley
Charlie Nutley
Gabby Nutley
Hanna Nutley
Jack Nutley
Stephen Overell
Mark Page
Nigel Palmer
Nikki Park
Dudley Peacham
Katrina Peacham
Dean Purcell
Shaun Rapcewicz
Mark Rees
Graham Rhodes
Daniel Roberts
Ron Roberts
Vera Roberts
Luke Roberts
Leo Roberts
Chloe Roberts
James Rogers
Jeffrey Roy
Mark Saccoccio
John Sanders
Charlie Sanders
Richard Scott
Hunter Seabourne
Adam Shearsby
Alison Skea
Abby Slough
Liam Smith
Kian Smith
Alan Soper
Maurice Sullivan
Arone Thasan
Simon Thatcher
Ian Tofts
Nigel Trewin
Daniel Trif
Kenneth Trott
Wayne Upton
Zahara Verla
Pearl Verla
Yvonne Verla
Anne Verla
Steve Warboys
Bob Warner
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After successful walks to Leverstock Green, Harpenden and Tring, we are planning two more this season, totalling approximately 100km.
You can join us on as many as you wish and help us raise some funds for the club, to continue our work within the local community, and for the Cystic Fibrosis Trust and the OLLIE Foundation.
www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/dtfc2
All walks will leave Creasey Park on a matchday and plan to arrive in time for a well-earned pint (or few)
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Tuesday 14th february - 19:45 - premier division
address: Rothamsted Park, Harpenden, Hertfordshire AL5 2EF
website: www.harpendentownfc.co.uk
Twitter: @Harpenden_Town
Travelling by Car
Approaching Harpenden from Luton, go through town and just past the George pub, turn right into Leyton Road. Then turn left into Amenbury Lane and then left into the pay & display car park after about 300 yards.
The entrance to the ground is in the far corner of the car park next to the swimming pool and up the pathway. Pay & Display Parking only.
Travelling by publiC TransporT
The nearest train station is Harpenden, a few stops from Luton. The ground is a 10 minute walk from the station.
reCommended pub
With 5 pubs within walking distance of the ground, decent ale can be found at The Harpenden Arms, The George, The Wheatsheaf and a Regimental favourite, The Oddfellows Arms.
Ardley Road, Ardley Oxfordshire OX27 7PA
www.ardleyunitedfc.co.uk
New Lamb Meadow Stadium, Hitchin Road, Arlesey SG15 6RS www.arleseytownfc.co.uk
Haywood Way, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire HP19 9WZ
www.aylesburyvaledynamos.co.uk
New Lamb Meadow Stadium, Hitchin Road, Arlesey SG15 6RS www.baldocktownfc.com
Second Meadow, Fairfield Rd, Biggleswade SG18 0AA www.biggleswadeutd.com
Cockfosters Sports Ground, Chalk Lane, Cockfosters, Barnet EN4 9HZ
www.pitchero.com/clubs/cockfosters
The Recreation Ground, High Street Colney Heath, Hertfordshire AL4 0NP
www.colneyheathfc.co.uk
The Stadium at the Brache, Park Street, Luton. LU1 3HH
www.pitchero.com/clubs/crawleygreenfc
Creasey Park Community Football Centre
Creasey Park Drive, Dunstable LU6 1BB
www.dunstabletownfc.co.uk
Rothamsted Park, Harpenden, Hertfordshire AL5 2EF
www.harpendentownfc.co.uk
Stewart Edwards Stadium, Lowfield, Park View, Hoddesdon, Herts. EN11 8PX www.hoddesdontownfc.co.uk
Bell Close, Lake Street Leighton Buzzard LU7 1RX
www.leightontownfc.co.uk
Pancake Lane, Leverstock Green, Hemel Hempstead HP2 4NQ
www.levgreenfc.co.uk
North Orbital Road, St. Albans, Hertfordshire AL2 1DW
www.londoncolneyfootballclub.com
Hutchinson Hollow, Biggleswade Road, Potton, Sandy SG19 2LX www.pitchero.com/clubs/pottonunitedfc
The B.E.P. Stadium, Horsenden Lane
Princes Risborough HP27 9NE
www.risboroughrangersfc.co.uk
Shefford Sports Club Hitchin Road, Shefford Beds SG17 5JD
www.twitter.com/sheffordcampton
New Roker Park, Arlesey Road
Stotfold, Bedfordshire SG5 4HE
www.stotfoldfc.co.uk
Hertingfordbury Park, West Street
Hertford, SG13 8EZ
www.stpanteleimonfc.co.uk
Grass Roots Stadium, Cow Lane, Tring, Hertfordshire HP23 5NS
www.tafc.co.uk
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Proud
Open
Dylan Baker
Harry Beaumont
Connor Coulson
Ethan Creary
Benjamin Crilley
Kyle Davison-Gordon
Luke Dunstan
Kyle Faulkner
Robbie Goodman
Benjamin Gray
Tolu Ikuyinminu
Sean Immanuel
Liam McCrohan
Joe Mead
Ruairi Mills
Terrence Muchineripi
Daniel Naylor
Jamie Nicholls
Isaac Olaleye
Alfie Osborne
Kelvin Osei-Addo
Jack Percy
Joe Reynolds
Joe Sellers-West
John Smith
J’Ardell Stirling
Remell Stirling
Danny Webb
RefeRee
Neo Neophytou
ASSISTANTS
Patrick Hanlon
Darren Fenner
Harry Andic
Larry Asare-Bediako
Callum Bennison
Connor Bolton
Harrison Cage
Samuel Cross
Benjamin Fox
Blue Gallagher
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TOWN (A)
SSMFL Premier Division
Tuesday 14th February
Kick off 7.45pm
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SSMFL Premier Division
Saturday 18th February
Kick off 3.00pm
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TOWN (A)
Premier Division Cup
Tuesday 21st February
Kick off 7.45pm
Ethan Gannon
Jack Gibbs
Coskun Grantham
Archie Locke
Liam Mulligan
Michael Mullings
Harry Norman
Liam Nugent
Chilbuikem Nzeh
Joseph Parmley
Jack Riddle
Ethan Rookard
Harrison Rookard
George Smith
Terell Sterling
Steven Sylvester-Ajudua
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