2019-20 St Neots Town FS Vs Biggleswade FC - Issue 16

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Biggleswade FC ISSUE 16: OFFICIAL ONLINE MATCHDAY MAGAZINE BetVictor Southern League Division One Central

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FA CUP

1st Round proper 1966/67 4th Qualifying Round 2018/19

FA TROPHY

3rd Qualifying Round 2014/15

HUNTS PREMIER CUP

2001/02

HUNTS SENIOR CUP

39 times (first time 1888/89 – last time 2017/18)

HINCHINGBROOKE CUP

10 times (first time 1921/22 – last time 2011/12)

SCOTT GATTY CUP

18 times (first time 1927/28 – last time 2009/10)

HUNTS BENEVOLENT CUP

11 times (first time 1977/78 – last time 2009/10)

HUNTS JUNIOR CUP

1990/91, 1992/93, 1993/94

HUNTS LOWER JUNIOR CUP

1992/93, 1993/94

HUNTS RESEARCH CUP

1992/93

GAYTON (U18) CUP

8 times

1993/94, 1995/96, 2007/08, 2010/11, 2012/13, 2016/17, 2017/18, 2018/19

SOUTHERN LEAGUE (CENTRAL DIVISION) CHAMPIONS

2011/12

SOUTHERN LEAGUE (PREMIER DIVISION) PLAY-OFF RUNNERS UP

2014/15

SOUTHERN LEAGUE KO CUP WINNERS

2013/14

UNITED COUNTIES LEAGUE CHAMPIONS

1956/57, 1967/68, 2010/11

UNITED COUNTIES LEAGUE DIVISION ONE CHAMPIONS

1994/95

UNITED COUNTIES LEAGUE K.O. CUP WINNERS

1967/68, 1968/69

UNITED COUNTIES LEAGUE DIV TWO K.O. CUP WINNERS

1965/66

SOUTH MIDLANDS LEAGUE DIV ONE CHAMPIONS

1932/33

METROPOLITAN LEAGUE CHAMPIONS

1949/50

METROPOLITAN LEAGUE CHALLENGE CUP

1949/50

METROPOLITAN LEAGUE PROFESSIONAL CUP

1964/65

HUNTINGDONSHIRE LEAGUE CHAMPIONS

1990/91, 1991/92, 199/93, 1993/94

HUNTINGDONSHIRE LEAGUE DIVISION TWO CHAMPIONS

1990/91, 1991/92, 199/93, 1993/94

CENTRAL ALLIANCE LEAGUE CUP

1959/60

BEDFORD HOSPITALS CUP

1927/28

BUCKINGHAM CHARITY CUP

2003/04

Welcome to Rowley Park - The Premier Plus Stadium and to the latest edition of the St Neots Town Matchday Magazine, enjoy great football, great hospitality and a great read.

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Greeny’s Greeting Mike Green

Good afternoon everyone and welcome back to the Premier Plus Stadium for today’s BetVictor Southern League Division One Central match.

Today we extend a warm welcome to our newest of neighbours, Biggleswade FC and we hope their players, officials and supporters enjoy their first ever visit To St Neots Town before travelling safely back over the County border later this tea time.

A defeat on our last outing against promotion favourites and current league

leader Corby Town but we were by no means disgraced even though the scoreline would suggest an easy win for the Ravens. There were spells in the game where we looked more than a match for Corby, getting the ball down and playing through the thirds rather than trying a direct route against their giant centre halves and we were finally rewarded with a deserved goal when SAM GOMARSALL earned and converted a penalty in the 88th minute to show some reward for the lads efforts. Our best wishes go to young Jacob Joseph who suffered a hamstring injury in this game and we wish him a speedy recovery.

Last Saturday saw us edge a tight affair when we entertained Didcot Town and this

game was settled by a solitary strike from skipper TOM BOXER on the stroke of half time. Not the prettiest of games but we were dogged and resolute and I’m not being unkind if I say maybe we would have crumbled as the game went on a month or so back so in my opinion, we are making good progress.

Back to today’s game then and as always, get behind the

lads from the first whistle. Your support can and does make a difference on the pitch.

BE LOUD, BE PROUD, BE A SAINT

On behalf of everyone involved at St Neots Town FC, I would like to welcome all involved from Biggleswade to our Premier Plus Stadium this afternoon for our latest Betvictor Southern League match.

I write these notes on the back of a win against Didcot Town and a loss against Corby Town. I was pleased with the result against Didcot although I felt we didn’t actually put in a performance to the levels we are capable of, but we were still worthy of winning the three points. The players showed real character and game intelligence to win despite not being at their best.

The game I was really excited about was the Corby Town game. They are, of course, top of the league and I was keen to see what they would look like and how we would fair against them. In truth, they were the better side overall and deserved their three points. They’re the first team in my time here who I felt were better than us. They were big, strong, energetic and played some really good football at times too. I believe they have a big budget for the level and have some very experienced players, the polar opposite to ourselves, we don’t have a big budget and we have a young team but as I’ve said already, I’m convinced that with hard work on the training ground we can get to that level for sure. That’s what our aim must be, to be competing at the top end of the division. I keep saying it, but I’m still very excited for our future and really look forward to every single game.

Thank you for your support in my brief time so far at the club and please get behind the boys again today.

Late postponements are sometimes going to happen in Non-League football. A sudden downpour, drop in temperature or even a fast-setting fog. But Farsley Celtic’s FA Trophy replay at Barnet last Tuesday night st (January 21 ) was called off just minutes before kick-off because of a frozen pitch.

It meant a 380-mile round trip for the part-time visitors was completely wasted. You can imagine how annoyed they would have been. They had to make the same trip this Tuesday night!

We accept that there will be times when games have to be postponed but so soon before kick-off in these circumstances is a bitter pill to swallow.

Farsley say they are going to push for answers to make sure it’s not repeated and incidents like this will often spark the debate on Trophy replays.

But that doesn’t help the fans who made the long trek and will do so again.

Part-time players will have to take the time off work all over again, but it’s the fans, who will also be left out of pocket from the first trip.

At least the National League Bees offered free admission and a couple of Barnet fans were also sure to buy them a drink after the game had been called off.

Football gives the impression that it forgets its fans at times. Escalating prices are forcing Premier League followers out of stadiums and into Non-League grounds. They should be embraced and welcomed.

But stories like this don’t show Non-League off in its best light. Barnet have had issues with their pitch this season and we can only hope Tuesday’s game goes ahead as scheduled.

We want to be talking about great moments in the FA Trophy, like Halesowen’s great run that saw them knock out National League Maidenhead on the same evening.

We must do better all round!

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------All our thoughts are with the family and friends of Jordan Sinnott, who passed away aged 25 following an assault last Friday night.

The outpouring of emotion from his current club Matlock Town show just how much he meant to them.

Former club Alfreton Town released a moving message and former team-mates have paid their tributes to the man they call ‘Sinbad’.

Jordan’s dad Lee is well-known to so many in football after a successful playing and management career.

He has helped to shape many careers and no doubt the football family will now wrap their arms around him and his family at this awful time.

OPPONENT SPOTLIGHT

BIGGLESWADE FC Year founded: 2016 Chairman: Jeremy Reynolds

WELCOME ESPECIALLY TO OUR VISITORS BIGGLESWADE FC WHO VISIT US FOR THE FIRST TIME IN THEIR INAUGURAL SEASON AT STEP FOUR. The rise of Biggleswade FC to Step Four has been meteoric because just four seasons ago the club (along with several existing players) were a very successful U18 side plying their trade in the Thurlow Nunn Youth League. One of three clubs based in Biggleswade, our visitors are competing for local talent with Biggleswade Town (Step Three) who are their present landlords, and Biggleswade United (Step Five). Currently 13th in the league table they have won as many games as they have lost so far, and after years of non-stop success they will be delighted to be competing at this level – the highest ever in their embryonic history.

Earlier this season our first meeting at Biggleswade resulted in a very competitive 0-0 draw and since then they have grown in confidence and are enjoying their first experience of Southern League football. The last meeting of our two clubs on this ground was on 17th September 2015 and was the fourth match of the season in the Thurlow Nunn U18 league.

We were unbeaten and top of

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the division – until that night – for our lads were beaten 9-0 – their heaviest ever defeat in the Youth League. Of course, Biggleswade went on to win the division. They have had some notable success away from home this season – winning at Daventry, Kempston and Wantage and drawing at Bedford, Kidlington and Yaxley.

In midweek after these notes were written Biggleswade played an outstanding home game with Bedworth United.

Club History Biggleswade FC was formed in May 2016 from the very successful Biggleswade Town Under 18s side that competed in the Thurlow Nunn Youth League.

In their very first season in senior football (2016/17), Biggleswade FC’s squad of young, talented players won the SSMFL Division One title.

They finished with 99 points, six clear of Harpenden Town in second place and were duly promoted to the Premier Division - totally vindicating the decision to start off at Step 6 football.

The 2017/18 season, the Club’s second full season in senior football, will probably be remembered for our exploits in the FA Vase.

Victories over Northampton Sileby Rangers (5-3), Basildon United (2-0), Crawley Green (2-0) and eventual SSML Premier Division champions Welwyn Garden City (2-1 after extra time) saw FC reach the last 32.

In 2018/19, the club really announced itself on the local and national stage. For the second time in three seasons, FC were league champions - this time clinching the SSMFL’s Premier Division title by six points after a four-way tussle with Tring Athletic, Hadley and Biggleswade United for much of the season. They made it a league and cup treble lifting the Premier Division Cup with a 2-0 win over Baldock Town in front of over 300 spectators and in excess of 200 turned out to see FC lift the North Beds Charity Cup for the first time with a 5-1 demolition of Ampthill Town at Bedford FC. Promoted to the Southern League (Division One Central) to play at Step Four for the first time after only three seasons at senior level is an incredible achievement – akin to a fairy story!

Player Profiles Tyler Josephs (Goalkeeper) Following the departure of Ross Tompkins, FC’s

management team identified Tyler as their number one target to replace him. The young keeper arrived this summer from neighbours Potton United where he made 80+ appearances over the past two seasons.

Luke Oswick (Defender) 20-year-old Luke is a promising local youngster who fits the profile of what we are trying to do here at Biggleswade FC. Previously with Royston Town, he is good at going forward and has become a regular feature at left-back after starting the season in the reserves.

Michael Simpson (Defender) “Simo” arrived from Stotfold in July 2018. A player that was on Dave Northfield’s wanted list for a while. Started last season in the Reserves, but he grew in confidence and quickly became a solid and dependable member of the 1st Team’s back line.

Adam Hunt (Defender) An exciting attacking right back, “Hunty” captained FC to the SSML Division One title in the club’s debut season in 2016/17. His performances got him a move to Welwyn Garden City for 2018/19 and despite some good performances for The Citizens, Adam decided to “come home” and became the first FC player to reach 100 appearances.

Nathan George (Defender) Played in the club’s first-ever

game in 2016. An impressive goalscoring record reaching double-figures in two out of three campaigns, mainly down to him being the club’s regular penalty-taker. An influx of new centre-halves saw him lose his place in the side earlier in the 2018/19 season, but he returned with some big performances in the run to the Treble.

Daniel Newton (Defender) Another of FC’s summer defensive recruits. Previously with Northwood, the young defender has already shown he is up for the battle despite only being 19. A good talker who has been a mainstay in the FC backline so far this term.

Joe Gauge (Defender) A January 2020 arrival from Southern League neighbours Hitchin Town. Joe caught the eye of the FC management team at cross-town rivals Biggleswade United where he scooped three awards at the club’s End of Season Presentation in his first season of senior football.

Michael Fisher (Defender/ Midfield) 24-year-old “Fish” was a long-term target of the FC management team and they finally got their man from Bedford FC this summer. A no-nonsense, throwback of a player who enjoys a physical battle. Started the season at centre-half, but has turned in some fine performances in the middle of the park of late.

Lawrie Marsh (Defender/ Midfield) University commitments limited his involvement before last season, but Lawrie clocked over 50 appearances for the club alone last term with some eye-catching displays – particularly from left back.

He was also one of seven FC players to hit double-figures in the goalscoring charts.

Last season’s Managers and Players Player of the Year.

Pat McCafferty (Midfield) Pat spent all of his youth playing days with Luton Town, but was released as a 16-yearold. Their loss has certainly been FC’s gain though, making over 120 appearances for the club to date. Always in the right place to break up play, but equally as adept at driving from midfield with the ball at his feet. An all-action class act, who will be essential to FC’s future successes.

Matt Richardson (Midfield) 20-year-old Matt already has Senior Football experience with Ampthill Town under his belt and has shown plenty of promise since arriving at the club. He has had to be patient, but some solid performances last season has seen him nail a regular starting berth in the FC midfield this term.

Joe Bradbury (Midfield) An experienced midfield player who has formerly been with Eynesbury Rovers, Crawley Green and Bedford FC. He maybe one of the older

members of the squad, but he is undoubtedly one of the fittest. His opponents always know they’ve been in a game when they come up against his all-action and energetic style of play.

Matt Reynolds (Midfield) Another former Luton Town academy player who was a key cog in Biggleswade Town’s successful under 18 side. University commitments have limited his involvement in the FC setup, but having now completed his studies he will be keen to stake his claim.

An accomplished and hardworking midfielder who does the simple things well.

Kye Andrews (Midfield) 26-year-old Kye is a late2019 addition to the squad from fellow Southern League neighbours Kempston Rovers. Made his FC debut as a late substitute in the defeat at Thame United. A hard-working midfielder with spells at Eynesbury Rovers and Bedford Town also on his footballing CV. Lee Northfield (Midfield/ Forward) “One of the originals” from the all-conquering Biggleswade Town under 18s side. Lee spent six years at Ipswich Town before moving on to Stevenage FC. Over 40 goals and 25 assists for FC to date and despite getting a bit of stick for being the manager’s son, he is certainly a creative cog in the free-scoring FC machine.

Tom Coles (Midfield/Forward) Club Captain A mid-season arrival from Eynesbury Rovers in 2017/18 where he had scored over 100 goals in just over six seasons, “Colesy” averages just over a goal every other game for FC. Following Adam Hunt’s departure, he took up the captain’s armband and excelled as one of the club’s star performers. Excellent in the air and a good finisher in and around the box.

Tom Cookman (Forward) “Cookie” is a talismanic forward who leads from the front. Although his goal return has dwindled over the past three seasons, there is no doubting his importance and experience to this young squad. One of only three players to score over 50 goals for the club so far. He is a nightmare for defenders (and referees ;-p).

Ryan Inskip (Forward) First FC player to reach 150 appearances for the club.

“Skippy” was one of FC’s star performers in 2018/19 chipping in with 20 goals including a cup final brace against Baldock Town. His quick feet and close control make him equally adept at creating goals as he is at scoring them.

Scott Joseph (Forward) Recent capture from neighbours Bedford Town.

The 31-year-old forward has bags of experience with spells at AFC Rushden & Diamonds,

Bedford Town, St Ives Town and Barton Rovers to name a few. The strong and powerful front man has made an immediate impact scoring five goals including at hat-trick at Wantage Town.

Joe Leslie (Forward) An exciting work experience addition from Stevenage FC. The third-year scholar has impressed with some eyecatching displays and some excellent goals so far. Joe will be looking to gain senior football experience whilst with the club as he continues to find his way in the game.

Daniel Bond (Forward) “Bondy” arrived from neighbours Langford in November 2019 having scored 12 goals in 16 appearances in a short stint down the road at Forde Park. He also has Step 4 experience though having had spells goalscoring spells with both Hertford Town and Welwyn Garden City in recent seasons.

Sean McMonagle (Forward) Sean is another player who had a spell in the youth ranks at Luton Town. University took him to the South Coast where he scored an impressive 13 goals in 18 appearances for Step 5 Wessex League outfit Horndean in the second half of last season. A hard-working forward and decent in the air.

SOUTHERN LEAGUE DIVISION ONE CENTRAL St Neots Town Back to back wins without conceding a goal, for more than a year, earned three valuable points to take St Neots within one point of visitors Didcot as their gradual climb up the table continues, and will have boosted confidence as the newly assembled line-up progresses.

It was a hard fought but welldeserved victory with single goal from skipper Tom Boxer – his first for the club – enough to separate the sides. Didcot proved to be hard-working and resilient opponents with their two tall central defenders Luke Carnell and Joe Green snuffing out the most promising St Neots attacks, but St Neots had their own excellent defenders in the two Tom’s – Boxer and Dickens as well as dependable shot stopper Fin Iron in goal. St Neots still have some weak points to work on with too many promising openings falling due to a poor final ball, and once again they made a very slow start to the match, taking far too long to find their rhythm. However, the second half improvement was impressive, and the narrow one goal advantage always looked likely to deliver the victory. For the first time since September there were no changes to the starting line-up, and just one on the bench with Lee Watkins reinstated after suspension.

The first 45 minutes were uninspiring and pallid with neither sides producing much to warm their followers on a cold afternoon. There was a general lack of intensity in the play with St Neots guilty of some careless passing when they were in possession. An early typical snapshot from distance by Lewis Simper sailed agonisingly the wrong side of a post but Didcot were

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creating their own openings with Cameron McNeill heading tamely wide from a Humphries free kick and Jack Dark firing high over the bar after neat work by George Reid. Visiting keeper Leigh Bedwell did well to parry a rising shot from Panny Boxer and he then claimed an Aaron Smith free kick amidst a crowd of players. Jonny Butler needlessly picked up a caution pulling back an opponent and the first half looked to be a stalemate until the clock ticked over into the 45th minute. Then a cross from the right was only cleared as far as home skipper Tom Boxer and he hit a low shot through the crowded penalty area to put his side ahead and claim his first goal for the club.

side, replacing him with Prince Mutswunguma who was only caught inches offside as he went clear from a Simper through pass. Iron made a very significant save to deny Reid, who had been the pick of the visiting players, but play switched quickly to the other end where Simper brought the save of the match from Bedwell. Simper then limped off to be replaced by Lewis Foster and St Neots thought they should have had a late penalty when Mutswunguma was upended but the Referee waved play on.

Thankfully, the second half proved far more entertaining and competitive. It began with the substitution of Butler by former skipper Lee Watkins, who beefed up the midfield attacking options for the home side, and as a result St Neots began to manage the game in a more confident manner. Just past the hour, Joe Sutton after a quiet first half, cut inside past two defenders and saw his rising shot pass across the face of goal, and then Tom Boxer broke up a Didcot attack to forge forward to set up Simper whose shot was well saved

by Bedwell. The keeper then had to be brave to leave his line to claim the ball at the feet of Watkins, but Didcot too had their moments with Finley Iron twice in action in the same attack, pushing away a Reid corner before saving a firm Luke Carnell header.

Sixteen minutes from time St Neots Manager Barry Corr withdrew hardworking striker Joe Neal who had received next to no service from his

Subs: Watkins (for Butler 46 mins), Mutswunguma (for Neal 74 mins), Foster (for Simper 81 mins), Joseph and Goode.

St Neots: Iron, Shaw, Smith, Butler, Dickens, Boxer (T), Gomersal, Boxer (P), Neal, Simper, Sutton

Cards: Butler (Y – 32 mins), Simper (Y – 45+2 mins), Shaw (Y – 53 mins) Goals: Boxer (T) (45 mins) Didcot: Bedwell, Gilmore, McNeill, Hayden, Carnell, Green, Humphries, Talboys, Stanley, Dark, Reid Subs: Heapy and Murphy.

Cards: Green (Y – 61 mins) Goals: none Referee: Tom Danaher (Hitchin) Attendance: 205 John Walker

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TIME TO MAKE HEADWAY! Parslow calls for con cussion review

FORMER National League champion and Non-Leag winner Daniel Parslow ue double is making a plea for football’s concussion protocol to be improved.

The 33-year-old ex-Cheltenham Town and York City defender retired in the summer following a head injury during a National League North game.

He is now calling on football to follow rugby union and allow temporary substitutions while by an independe a player is assessed nt allowed to continue.doctor before being Parslow told The NLP: “I feel there a place for that is in it will eventually football and I think come into play. I hope it doesn’t take just something serious for it to happen.”

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0 -- 1 4 -- 1

5 -- 1

4 -- 1

1 -- 3

1 -- 1

1 -- 2

2 -- 0

2 -- 1

1 -- 2

3 -- 2

3 -- 1

0 -- 2 2 -- 0 2 -- 0

0 -- 1

1 -- 0

1 -- 1

3 -- 0

1 -- 0

3 -- 0

1 -- 2

6 -- 0

2 -- 1

4 -- 0

1 -- 3

6 -- 0

3 -- 0

2 -- 2

4 -- 1

1 -- 5 3 -- 0

1 -- 0 4 -- 1

2 -- 2 0 -- 1

1 -- 0 4 -- 0 3 -- 0

3 -- 2

3 -- 2

2 -- 1

6 -- 0

9 -- 0 1 -- 2

7 -- 1

1 -- 2

3 -- 2

1 -- 0

1 -- 0

0 -- 2 0 -- 3

0 -- 3 5 -- 2

1 -- 0

5 -- 0

1 -- 0 3 -- 1

1 -- 1

1 -- 3

1 -- 5

0 -- 5 1 -- 2

0 -- 0

2 -- 1 0 -- 2

1 -- 2

3 -- 2

2 -- 3

2 -- 4

1 -- 2

2 -- 0

0 -- 2

0 -- 5

2 -- 1

2 -- 3

1 -- 0

1 -- 0

1 -- 0

2 -- 0

0 -- 0

0 -- 2

5 -- 1

2 -- 1

0 -- 0

4 -- 1

1 -- 0

Yaxley FC

St Neots Town

4 -- 5

1 -- 0

5 -- 0

1 -- 2

Thame United

North Leigh

0 -- 0

7 -- 0 4 -- 1

2 -- 1

1 -- 1

0 -- 4

2 -- 3

5 -- 1

2 -- 1 2 -- 1

1 -- 0

Welwyn Gdn City

3 -- 0

4 -- 3

Wantage Town

0 -- 0

Kidlington

AFC Kempston

Didcot Town

3 -- 4

Halesowen Town

Daventry Town

2 -- 2

1 -- 1 2 -- 5

2 -- 2 1 -- 5

2 -- 1

3 -- 2

Opposition in CAPS denotes home fixture. Player name in bold CAPS denotes goal scorer.

St Neots Town FC First Team Result Date

Opposition

Comp Res Att

1

2

3

4

17-Aug

Bedworth United

BETSL

0-0

211

Philp

Kerins

Smith

Connor

Go

20-Aug

YAXLEY FC

BETSL

2-5

203

Philp

Kerins

Smith

Rhiney

GO

24-Aug

Godmanchester Rovers

FAC

1-1

180

Philp

Kerins

Smith

Noble

Go

26-Aug

AFC Kempston R

BETSL

2-0

143

Philp

KERINS

Smith

CONNOR

Go

31-Aug

NORTH LEIGH

BETSL

1-5

172

Philp

Kerins

Smith

CONNOR

Go

3-Sep

GODMANCHESTER ROVERS

FACR

3-1

231

Philp

Kerins

Smith

Noble

Go

7-Sep

BIGGLESWADE TOWN

FAC

2-2

288

Philp

Kerins

Smith

Noble

GO

11-Sep

Biggleswade Town

FACR

0-2

289

Philp

Kerins

Smith

Noble

Go

14-Sep

Didcot Town

BETSL

1-2

241

Philp

Kerins

Smith

Connor

Go

17-Sep

AFC Kempston R

SLKOC

1-0

89

Philp

Boxer

SMITH

Connor

N

21-Sep

AFC DUNSTABLE

BETSL

2-5

148

Philp

Kerins

Smith

Connor

Go

28-Sep

Carlton Town

FAT

1-3

98

Philp

Kerins

Smith

Conner

GO

1-Oct

Yaxley FC

SLKOC

1-2

61

Philp

Kerins

Smith

Rhiney

Go

5-Oct

BARTON ROVERS

BETSL

0-2

224

Philp

Kerins

Smith

Boxer

Go

15-Oct

Welwyn Gn City

BETSL

1-7

125

Philp

KERINS

Smith

Noble

B

19-Oct

Thame United

BETSL

0-6

147

Philp

Kerins

Smith

Connor

N

23-Oct

Biggleswade FC

BETSL

0-0

144

Philp

Kerins

Smith

Boxer

Go

2-Nov

DAVENTRY TOWN

BETSL

1-2

142

Philp

Boxer

Smith

Butler

Go

9-Nov

AYLESBURY UTD

BETSL

0-1

214

Philp

Boxer

Smith

Butler

Go

16-Nov

Berkhamsted

BETSL

1-3

206

Philp

Boxer

Smith

Butler

Go

23-Nov

WANTAGE TOWN

BETSL

5-0

186

Philp

Shaw

Smith

Boxer P

Go

30-Nov

Kidlington

BETSL

0-1

53

Philp

Shaw

Smith

Butler

Go

7-Dec

Halesowen Town

BETSL

0-2

540

Philp

Shaw

Sutton

Butler

Go

10-Dec

EYNESBURY ROVERS

HSC

3-3

114

Philp

Gomarsall

Smith

Butler

S

26-Dec

Bedford Town

BETSL

2-1

334

Philp

Shaw

Smith

Boxer P

Go

1-Jan

AFC KEMPSTON ROVERS

BETSL

5-1

245

Crosby

Shaw

Smith

Butler

Go

4-Jan

Yaxley FC

BETSL

2-3

175

Philp

Shaw

Smith

Butler

Go

11-Jan

BEDWORTH UNITED

BETSL

1-2

205

Iron

Shaw

Smith

Butler

Go

18-Jan

Afc Dunstable

BETSL

0-1

94

Iron

Shaw

Smith

Boxer P

Dic

21-Jan

COLESHILL TOWN

BETSL

3-0

106

Iron

Shaw

Smith

Butler

DIC

25-Jan

DIDCOT TOWN

BETSL

1-0

205

Iron

Shaw

Smith

Butler

Dic

28-Jan

CORBY TOWN

BETSL

1-3

178

Iron

Goode

Smith

Boxer P

Dic

1-Feb

BIGGLESWADE FC

BETSL

ts, Appearances and Goals 2019/20 5

6

7

8

9

10

11

Sub 1

Sub 2 Rhiney

oode

Shaw

Watkins

Sutton

N'Kala

Bennett

Prince

Gomarsall

OODE

Shaw

Watkins

Sutton

Prince

Bennett

Gomarsall

Fosu

N'Kala

oode

Shaw

Watkins

Sutton

N'Kala

BENNETT

Prince

Gomarsall

Connor

Sub 3

Joseph

oode

Shaw

Sutton

Rhiney

N'Kala

Bennett

Joseph

Noble

Logan

Walker

oode

Shaw

Watkins

Noble

N'Kala

Bennett

Rhiney

Prince

Logan

Walker

oode

Shaw

Watkins

Connor

N'Kala

Bennett

PRINCE 3

Joseph

Rhiney

OODE

Shaw

Watkins

Connor

N'Kala

Bennett

Prince

JOSEPH

Boxer

oode

Shaw

Watkins

Boxer

N'Kala

Bennett

Prince

Joseph

Sutton

oode

Walker

Watkins

Boxer

N'Kala

Bennett

SUTTON

Gomarsall

Prince

Noble

Walker

Gomarsall

Watkins

Prince

Bennett

Sutton

Joseph

N'Kala

oode

Walker

Gomarsall

Watkins

PRINCE

BENNETT

Sutton

Boxer

N'Kala

OODE

Boxer

N'Kala

Watkins

Prince

Bennett

Sutton

Bradley

Rhiney

oode

Boxer

N'Kala

Watkins

Bennett

BRADLEY

Prince

Connor

Gomarsall

Quigley

oode

Shaw

Gomarsall

Watkins

Bennett

Bradley

Prince

Sutton

Boxer

Goode

Bradley

Watkins

Musoke

Olusemo

Davis

Prince

N'Kala Shaw

Sutton

Noble

Goode

Sutton

Boxer

Musoke

Olusemo

Davis

Prince

Bradley

Watkins

oode

Shaw

Watkins

Bradley

Musoke

Prince

Sutton

Gomarsall

Olusemo

Noble

oode

Shaw

Watkins

Gomarsall

Musoke

PRINCE

Sutton

Stokes

Foster

oode

Shaw

Watkins

Gomarsall

Musoke

Prince

Sutton

Bradley

Foster

Kerins

oode

Shaw

Sutton

Bradley

Musoke

Stokes

PRINCE

Kerins

Gomarsall

Foster

oode

Boxer T

WATKINS

Sutton

MUSOKE 3

Foster

PRINCE

Stokes

Gomarsall

O'Hara

oode

Boxer T

Watkins

Gomarsall

Musoke

Bradley

Sutton

Foster

Stokes

oode

Boxer T

Watkins

Massaro

Musoke

Bradley

Foster

Prince

Badiani

haw

Goode

WATKINS

Bradley

MUSOKE

Foster

Sutton

Prince

Clarke

oode

Boxer T

SUTTON

Bell-Toxtle

Foster

Gomarsall

PRINCE

O'Hara

Massaro

Clarke

oode

Boxer T

GOMARSALL 2 Bell-Toxtle

PRINCE

Boxer P

SUTTON 2

Clarke

Watkins

Massaro

oode

Boxer T

GOMARSALL

Bell-Toxtle

Prince

BOXER P

Sutton

Watkins

Foster

oode

Dickens

Joseph

Massaro

Gomarsall

Sutton

PRINCE

Boxer P

Foster

ckens

Boxer T

Gomarsall

Simper

Neal

Sutton

Prince

Foster

Stokes

CKENS

Boxer T

Gomarsall

Boxer P

NEAL 2

Simper

Sutton

Prince

Goode

Clarke

ckens

BOXER T

Gomarsall

Boxer P

Neal

Simper

Sutton

Watkins

Prince

Foster

ckens

Boxer T

Joseph

Watkins

Neal

Prince

GOMARSALL

Clarke

Foster

Shaw

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Dan Newton

Lewis Foster

Luke Oswick

Sam Gomarsall

Tom Coles (c)

Sam Goode

Lawrie Marsh

Finlay Iron (GK)

Scott Joseph

Jacob Joseph

Joe Leslie

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