Issue 7 - AFCR&D

Official Digital Matchday Magazine Season 2025/26

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TONIGHT’S MATCH SPONSOR

AFC Rushden & Diamonds Tuesday 7th October 2025 7.45pm Pitching-In Northern Premier League Midland Division

Affiliated to the Huntingdonshire Football Association

St Neots Town F.C. Established Established 1879 1879

First Team Management Club President - John Walker

Board of Directors CEO - Louise Sales Chairman - Barry Cavilla Secretary / Director - Gary Wilson Commercial Director - Mark Gearing Director - Iain Parr

Head of Media - Mike Green Head Ambassador - Jez Green

Club Welfare Officer - Gemma Keech 07734 821330 email - sntfcwelfareofficer@gmail.com

Saints Match Day Team Fixture Secretary - Marion Izzard Stadium Announcer - Mike Green Music - Charlie Green Catering - Diane Sales 50/50 & Merchandising - Shelly Phypers & Lily Dean

Media Team

Manager - Cameron Mawer Assistant Manager - Chris Nunn GK Coach - Gary Dean Physio - Chris Horgan Kit Man - Graham Horgan Assistant - Mick Hunter Analyst - Kyle Nunn

U18Manager - Tyla Joseph Coach - Aiden Sutton

Academy Manager - Alex Minall Academy Welfare Officer - Chrissie Manly Academy enquiries - Alexsntfcacademy@gmail.com

Club Information Address: Rowley Park, Kester Way, St Neots, Cambs., PE19 6SL Website - www.stneotstownfc.co.uk Enquires - enquires@stneotstownfc.co.uk Commercial Enquiries - mgearing@me.com Events - misslouises@yahoo.co.uk

Press Officer - Mike Green Match Reports - John Walker Social Media - Mike Green, Grayham Bonfield, Charlie Green, David Gibbons, Kyle Nunn Photography - Courtesy of David Gibbons Photography

Ground Staff Team Pitch maintenance - Barry Oakley, Barry Cavilla, Bob Carpenter

Ownership: In accordance with the football association league rule 2.15 publication of ownership in relation to step 1-4 within the football pyramid, we hereby confirm the legal status of St Neots Town Football Club Identification Number 02921210, and is a Private Limited Company.

For the purposes of publication of ownership we can confirm that the following are listed as Directors of the Company: Louise Sales, Gary Wilson, Mark Gearing and Iain Parr with Louise Sales (10%), Gary Wilson (10%) and Iain Parr (10%) the majority shareholders Company Secretary Gary Wilson

Greenie’s Greetings With Mike Green "Good Evening to you all and welcome back to the Premier Plus Stadium for today‘s Pitching-In Northern Premier League Midland Division match. Tonight we extend a warm welcome to everyone connected to AFC Rushden & Diamonds Football Club and we hope you enjoy our hospitality here with us this evening”.

It’s been a tough ten days for the boys and management team since we disposed of Bourne Town here at the Premier Plus Stadium with two trips into Nottingham, Basford United on Tuesday evening where we were soundly beaten 4-0 and this followed up by a trip to Carlton Town on Saturday and another defeat but a cracking second half performance saw us fall agonising just short as we lost 2-1 in treacherous, windy conditions.

Let’s be under no illusions on just how tough this league is. We are up against teams week in, week out with more experienced players playing at this level and clubs with budgets that make ours look like small change so to be in mid table position we are is a real credit to all the players and the management team. As I commented after the Basford defeat, I think our season will be ‘bitty’, with wins followed by defeats and so on with no real run of results put together. Cam’s remit this season is to consolidate and build for next season and I still firmly believe that we will do this with results improving in the second half of the season. We have a great set of lads who give their all every week and that is all we ask of them, 100 percent effort and we are more often than not getting that so stick with us and we will be ok.

Another tough one tonight against a Diamnonds side who have hit a rich vein of form in recent week but we are at home, under the lights and anything can happen so get behind the boys and lets see what happens.

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Boardroom Gossip From The Dugout With Chairman BarryCameron Cavilla With Manager Mawer “ Good evening and a warm welcome to the Premier Plus Stadium for today’s match against AFC Rushden & Diamonds.

The Diamonds come into this one in excellent form, having won five games on the bounce. Credit to their manager, Elliot Sandy, who has made some smart signings and got them playing with real confidence. They’ll be a tough opponent, but we’re more than ready for the challenge.”

We come into this game having faced a really tough run of fixtures, having already played 8 of the top 10 teams in the league. Despite this, we still sit just 4 points outside the playoff spots, which shows how competitive this league is. That said, we’re also just 3 points clear of the bottom three, which highlights the fine margins that can make such a difference in this division. Realistically, we’re competing against clubs with more experience and significantly more financial power, but we’re holding our own and showing that we belong at this level.

Our recent home win against Bourne Town was a real positive – we created plenty of chances and showed great determination to take all three points. The trips to Nottingham, though, were tough on the lads physically and mentally tally. At Basford, we suffered a 4-0 defeat, and at Carlton, a narrow 2-1 loss. Both games were disappointing results, but there were moments in each game where we could’ve come away with something, which shows just how competitive we are. The attitude and resilience from the boys were spot on, and that’s what we need to carry into today’s game.

Finally, I want to say a huge thank you to all the fans who traveled with us to the away games, including the tough trips to Nottingham.

Your support is invaluable and makes a huge difference to the team.

It’s been amazing to see so many of you backing us on the road this season. A massive thank you, not just from myself, but from my management team and the players too – we really appreciate you.

Let’s get behind the boys today and make sure we enjoy what promises to be a great game of football.

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Boardroom Gossip In The Chair With Chairman Barry Cavilla With Chairman Barry Cavilla “Good Evening All, Thankyou all for coming out tonight to support the Boys for one of our Local league derbies in this NPL Midland Division. I would like to extend a warm welcome to our vistors tonight to the Premier Plus Stadium, Rushden & Diamonds. It’s been a few seasons since we last locked horns in a league fixture and expect it to be as competitive as always has been in previous meetings.”

Rushden & Diamonds have been in good form lately in the FA Trophy and have several games to catch up on the rest of the league and can be a strong contender for higher position with games in hand. It’s been a very mixed fortunes for the Saints in past 4 games ,winning 2 and losing 2 with some positive performance to build on for Cameron and Chris to consider and a full squad to pick from, every member of the squad will want to push hard and be for a starting place with these fast and furious, high level games this season.

We are looking for new volunteers to come and join our Saints family to help out on match days and through the week if possible to build on our super friendly volunteers. If you have time free and want to join the Saints family please contact me to discuss.

Meanwhile enjoy the game tonight and give the lads the incredible support and backing you give week in week out and help them secure the valuble points to keep us going onwards and upwards in this very competitive league.

Your Town, Your Team

Barry

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John Walker's Match Preview AFC RUSHDEN & DIAMONDS FC

Year founded:1992 Chairman: Rob Usher

Club Website: www.afcdiamonds.com

GOOD AFTERNOON AND A WELCOME TO THE PREMIER PLUS STADIUM TO AFC RUSHDEN AND DIAMONDS (NOW OUR CLOSEST BASED OPPONENTS) FOR A RARE VISIT The only previous meeting of our two sides here was in the 2018/19 season when we both competed in the Southern League Premier Central Division. That match resulted in a 1-0 victory for our visitors (match report elsewhere in programme) and at the end of that season we were relegated to Division One. Away from home our visitors recorded a 2-0 victory and in the previous season we had met in the Red Insure Cup (also at Rushden) where we were beaten by a goal to nil. So, in the three recent meetings with our visitors, we have failed to score!You have to go back to AFC Rushden & Diamonds previous amalgamated clubs (Rushden Town and Irthlingborough Diamonds) to find a previous St Neots victory and that was in the 1987/88 season (our final season prior to our club being mothballed) when we defeated Irthingborough Diamonds 1-0 at home with Grant Ager scoring our goal.

Our last victory over Rushden Town was in the 1979/80 season when Dave Gray got our goal in another 1-0 victory.

The original Rushden & Diamonds played their home games at Nene Park, which was located on the outskirts of Irthlingborough, Northamptonshire adjacent to the A6, the stadium had a capacity of 6,441 (4,641 seated).

Initially the home of Irthlingborough Diamonds (the ground was obtained from the water board in 1969, providing the home for Irthlingborough Diamonds for over 20 years), the stadium became the home of Rushden and Diamonds following the merger, and underwent major improvements during the 1990s and early 2000s as the club climbed up through the divisions. The ground had also played host to England U21s games, as well as England C internationals. It served as a training camp for athletes competing at the 2012 London Olympics.

Our opponents were four places below us after last midweek but have two matches in hand and were in a congested midtable group of ten clubs separated by just three points. So every game counts and in a seven days spell starting last Saturday we were playing three of those ten clubs so the league table can look very different after next weekend.

Previous meetings of our teams: See details above!

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CLUB WELFARE OFFICER GEMMA KEECH My name is Gemma Keech and I am the Club Welfare Officer (CWO) for St Neots Town Football Club.

Each football club that offers youth and open aged football is required to have a Club Welfare Officer. I am responsible for ensuring the wellbeing of the children, young people and vulnerable adults who attend the club, whether that be within the Academy or players aged Under 18 in the First Team.

My role is to be the first point of contact for all club members and parents / carers regarding concerns for the welfare of anyone within the club that fall within this group.

St Neots Town Football Club have appointed me to this voluntary role because of my employment roles in Education and Children’s Social Care, and therefore my knowledge and experience in Safeguarding and Child Protection.

My aim to be an approachable person for young people and their parents or carers, as well as club members, where issues or concerns may arise. These issues may range from worries about not fitting in or feeling left out, an individual dangerous incident or situation, other adult or young persons’ behaviour or more serious allegations against another person, volunteer, member or professional at the Club.

Please feel free to email me on sntfcwelfareofficer@gmail.com if you have any concerns or wish to discuss an issue, however big or small.

Hunts FA Safeguarding Team can also be contacted on 01480 447484 or by emailing Safeguarding@HuntsFA.com.

Gemma

MATCH REPORT Bourne Town (H) 27 Sep

Pitching In Northern Premier League Midland Division ST NEOTS TOWN

2

BOURNE TOWN

0

Two sides promoted to Step Four from the United Counties League last season met for the first time since the 2009/10 season when St Neots repeated their league victory over their Lincolnshire visitors. In truth their victory was more convincing than the scoreline suggests because St Neots was guilty of squandering a host of chances notably in a goalless first half.However, two well taken second half goals gave them the victory they deserved which lifted then to ninth slot in the league table. Manager Cameron Mawer was delighted with the performance despite their profligacy in front of goal. After his sides’ victory over the league leaders seven days earlier he named an unchanged line up, with team skipper Rob Parker and recent signing Pharrel Anderson both on the substitutes bench alongside Jessi Obeng and Christian Tavernier.

St Neots were quickly into their stride with Harvey Williams sending a third minute effort just wide of the far post, and a minute later Rhys Thoprpe burst clear of the visiting defence also to fire wide. In a rare foray forward Bourne had Zacorie Allen wriggle through the home defence to force a full length stop by James Goff, but most of the play was at the visitors’ end as St Neots dominated the attacking play.The lively Connor Furlong saw two shots blocked as he left his marker for dead, and after 21 minutes Williams shot across the face of goal and three minutes later Sam Willis joined the attack to fire over the bar. The lively Williams was proving a thorn in the side of the visiting defence, and he was off target again after leaving two defenders in his wake and when the visiting side did break through, they saw Allen shoot high over the bar. Six minutes before half time St Neots thought they had gone ahead when Michael Amaeshike had the ball in the net, but the Referee ruled that the visiting goalkeeper had been obstructed in the build-up. Williams shot over the bar three minutes before the break and the half ended with visiting keeper William Lakin making a brave flying save at the feet of two attacking players.

After Sam Bayly had sent a free header onto the roof of the net in Bourne’s first second half attack, St Neots resumed their siege on the visiting goal with Sam Willis again joining the attack to send a header narrowly over the bar before seeing a second effort blocked by a defender.

MATCH REPORT Bourne Town (H) 27 Sep

A shot from Kieran Barnes was cleared off the goal line by Bradley Marshall and then at the other end the largely unemployed James Goff had to save at his near post from Jordan O’Brien. After 68 minutes Michael Amaeshike got underneath a Williams cross to send the ball over the bar but a minute later, he atoned when from a Rhys Thorpe cross, he scored from close range to put his side ahead. Visiting substitutes were added but it made little difference to the pattern of play and after the visiting keeper had produced a spectacular one-handed save to deny Charlie Bowen, the score became 2-0 when the hardworking Rhys Thorpe got on the end of a Furlong cross to double the score after 78 minutes. St Neots introduced a couple of substitutes to slow the pace, and they were able to cruise through the last ten minutes to claim a deserved victory.

St Neots Town: Goff, Willis, Agemoh-Davies, Ankrah, Henderson, Bowen, Furlong, Amaeshike, Thorpe, Barnes, Williams Subs: Parker (for Barnes 81 mins), Obeng-Darko (for Harvey 87 mins), Anderson (for Furlong 90), and Tavernier.

Cards: Agemoh-Davies (Y – 11 mins), Barnes (Y – 71 mins), Willis (Y – 90+2 mins) Goals: Amaeshike (69 mins), Thorpe (76 mins).

Bourne Town: Lakin, Coughlin-Burrows, Allen, Milne, Marshall, Peters, O’Brien, Bayly, Darlington, Dunn. Allen Subs: Bird (for O’Brien 70 mins), Siddons (for Darlington 70 mins), Furey (for Bayly 76 mins), Lievens (for Coughlin-Burrows 82 mins), and Da Fons.

Cards: Dunn (Y – 17 mins), Coughlin-Burrows (Y – 39 mins), Peters (Y – 76 mins) Goals: none Attendance: 373 Referee: Stuart Latham (Northampton) (John Walker)

MATCH REPORT Basford United (A) 30 Sep

Pitching In Northern Premier League Midland Division BASFORD UNITED

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ST NEOTS TOWN

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After two successive league victories St Neots were handed a reality check in their long midweek trek to Basford. They came up against a side brimming with confidence that looked able to score every time they went forward. As a result, St Neots suffered their biggest league defeat for more than two years and their biggest under Manager Cameron Mawer. A goal down after just three minutes in Basford’s first attack it had looked difficult for the visitors from the start, and it was only to get worse as the game progressed. St Neots battled well but were lacking in direction and confidence and just after the break each side had created four direct shots at goal, but the visitors had only seriously tested the home keeper once whilst Basford led 3-0! St Neots had named an unchanged side for the third successive match with club skipper Robbie Parker warming the bench for the second time since serving his one match ban but the lack of confidence and finishing doomed St Neots to a miserable evening.

It began badly when Basford scored in their first attack as Kieran Cummings scored with an angled shot and things did not improve when after ten minutes the home side extended their lead as the unmarked Jordan Holland had time and space to add the second goal. St Neots seemed unfazed by this early double setback and Connor Furlong had a shot blocked and from a corner defender Harvey Henderson forced home custodian Matthew Yates into a full length save. As St Neots continued to press Rhys Thorpe shot wide and Kieran Barnes saw a shot blocked after neat play by Andrian Ankrah. The home side seemed happy to keep possession and their only remaining significant first half chance came two minutes before the break when Jack Goodman placed his finish on the roof of the net after moving inside two defenders.

St Neots hopes of a second half recovery were quickly extinguished when four minutes after the restart Tyler Dacre added a third goal for the hosts.

St Neots began to look ragged, and Michael Amaeshike picked up a caution for a late challenge. Then on the hour all hopes of a comeback for the visitors were extinguished when a long forward pass freed Jack Goodman to take on the final defender and beat James Goff with a crisp finish.

MATCH REPORT Basford United (A) 30 Sep

Both sides then made substitutions and the match settled with a lot of play in midfield. The home side seemed happy to play keep ball and rest on their four goals advantage and St Neots became frustrated as they were unable to create any significant openings. They introduced substitutes Pharrell Anderson for his first appearance and Jessi Obeng who looked lively, but the visitors were unable to make any significant progress. St Neots best effort came from a Sam Willis free kick that was scrambled clear by a home defender two minutes from time.

St Neots Town: Goff, Willis, Agemoh-Davies, Ankrah, Henderson, Bowen, Furlong, Amaeshike, Thorpe, Barnes, Williams Subs: Parker (for Amaeshike 70 mins), Obeng (for Barnes 72 mins), Anderson (for Williams 72 mins), and Francis.

Cards: Amaeshike (Y – 56 mins), Bowen (67 mins), Anderson (Y – 79 mins).

Goals: none Basford United: Yates, Joyce, Chapman, Dimaio, Stewart, Wilder, Cummins, Cocks, Woodward, Hallam. Dacres Subs: Woodward (for Dacres 70 mins), Maher (for Cocks 70 mins), Solomon (for Hallam 90 mins), Commons (for Goodman 90 mins), and Nicholson.

Cards: Cocks (Y – 67 mins), Dimaio (90+2 mins) Goals: Hallam 2 (10 & 62 mins), Cummings (3 mins), Dacres (49 mins) Attendance: 202 Referee: Gareth Davis (Market Harborough) (John Walker)

MATCH REPORT Carlton Town (A) 04 Oct

Pitching In Northern Premier League Midland Division CARLTON TOWN

2

ST NEOTS TOWN

1

St Neots returned from Nottingham empty handed against another side in the top third of the table.Carlton took full points but had to survive a second half battering by the visitors who were unable to break through a stubborn home defence in which the home keeper proved to be their match winner. It was a game of two halves with Saints keeper James Goff taking the man of the match award for his exploits in the first half but after the break it was Carlton keeper Felix Annan who took the plaudits with a stubborn display to secure full points for his side. St Neots Manager Cameron Mawer was able to name his preferred line-up with skipper Rob Parker restored to the starting line-up alongside Murphy Culkin back from his three-match suspension. That meant that Eniola Agemoh-Davies and Kieran Barnes were on the substitute bench. It proved to be a game of two halves with each side dominating whilst playing against the swirling wind.

After Harvey Williams had seen an early net-bound effort blocked by a defender, St Neots found their attacking ambitions thwarted by the strong wind that seemed to carry the ball away from their attack. Their best early chance saw a Murphy Culkin free kick well saved by Annan whilst at the other end Goff saved at full stretch from Niall Hylton. After surviving a spell of pressure by the home side, St Neots fell behind after 32 minutes when Ashley Chambers burst through on the left to beat Goff with a low shot to open the scoring. Niall Davie squandered a good opening for the home side in a breakaway attack as he was left unmarked to head over from close range and after Amaeshike had seen a close-range effort blocked on the line, the visitors deservedly levelled the scores when from a Connor Furlong cross, Michael Amaeshike netted an equaliser three minutes before the break. However, in a swift counterattack just before half time Carlton regained the lead when from a long throw by Lewis Durdin the lively Ashley Chambers netted from close range.

MATCH REPORT Carlton Town (A) 04 Oct

St Neots came out in a determined style after half time and took the attack to the home side. Kyle Sargent was booked for bringing down a visiting player and as St Neots maintained their pressure on the home defence, Rhys Thorpe was felled in the area, but the referee waved penalty appeals aside. Williams sent a shot just wide after good play by Rob Parker and Thorpe shot wide as St Neots looked for a second equaliser. Lamin Manneh headed off the home goal line in another St Neots attack and a second equaliser always looked on the cards. The home side tried to slow the game with defensive substitutes introduced and with a little over ten minutes remaining St Neots boosted their attack by giving James Stainsby his first run-out up front. Culkin had a shot well saved by the underpressure home custodian and he then produced the save of the match to deny Thorpe an equaliser that St Neots’ second half performance had deserved. But it was not to be as St Neots fell to their second successive away defeat in a week.

St Neots Town: Goff, Willis, Culkin, Parker, Henderson, Bowen, Furlong, Ankrah, Thorpe, Amaeshike, Williams Subs: Agemoh-Davies (for Willis 79 mins), Stainsby (for Ankrah 79 mins), Anderson (for Amaeshike 83 mins), and Barnes, Cards: Amaeshike (Y – 39 mins), Willis (Y – 76 mins) Goals: Amaeshike (42 mins) Carlton Town: Annan, Thompson-Harris, Durdin, Bateman, Robson, Howes, Manneh, Sargent, Chambers, Davie, Hylton Subs: Goddard (for Chambers 69 mins), Troke (for Sargent 75 mins), Saunders, and Watson Cards: Sargent (Y – 48 mins) Goals: Chambers 2 (32 & 44 mins) Attendance: 226 Referee: Robert Pealing (Leicester) (John Walker)

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Willis

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Goff

Willis

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NPL

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NPL

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NPL

1-0

331

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Willis

Culkin

Tavernier

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06 Sep

Sporting Club Inkberrow

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Goff

Willis

Culkin

Tavernier

Henderson

09 Sep

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Willis

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NPL

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Willis

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Henderson

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Basford United

NPL

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Goff

Willis

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Willis

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Parker

Henderson

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BLAST FROM THE PAST Oct 04th 2017 - AFC R&D (A)

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For the fourth time in their seven seasons in the Southern League St Neots exited the League Cup in the first round and for the second season in a row beaten by lower graded opponents. A contributory factor was the decision – by now a common practice amongst Step Three sides – to give the chance for squad members to prove themselves. In St Neots’ case Manager Matt Clements made no fewer than six changes from the team that had recorded three consecutive league victories and three of the six were making their Southern League debuts and that included player/coach David Bridges a former Cambridge United professional. The newcomers along with Bridges were Ronayne Marsh-Brown, a defender, and full back Joran Lee plus Peterborough United loanee Josh Davidson, whilst Scott Sinclair returned to the side and Harry O’Malley made his first senior start. Meantime four of the six rested players were on the bench with youth starlet Andre Williams.Any suspicion that Matt Clements had overplayed his hand with the changes were dispelled in the first half when his side dominated play and created almost all the scoring opportunities.

An opportunistic lengthy shot from Dylan Williams that sailed wide in the opening minute set the scene for the visitors.Skipper Luke Knight brought a full length save from home keeper Matt Finlay and then David Bridges set up Williams who narrow angled effort finished up in the side netting. Scott Sinclair was very lively on the right flank having shot after 19 minutes deflected for a corner and a second just wide of goal and then Finlay made a fine save to deny Bridges who was also prominent for St Neots.The match was turning out to be a feisty affair keeping Referee Paul Buck very busy and he booked Sinclair for a mistimed tackle after which he became the target for some rough treatment by home players. A Bridges header was comfortably saved after good work by Sinclair and by half time St Neots had done everything but made their superior possession pay, except for a goal.

The battered Sinclair failed to appear after the break with Andre Williams on in his place for his first senior appearance of the season.After former Saint Ben Farrell had shot badly wide in Rushden’s first minute attack after the restart, the game saw a significant moment as another former St Neots striker Chris Dillon broke free in front of goal only to be hauled down from behind by a mistimed tackle from Tom Wood.

Wood was sent off and a penalty kick awarded which home skipper Liam Dolman tucked away sending Mike Emery the wrong way.

BLAST FROM THE PAST Oct 04th 2017 - AFC R&D (A)

Now short of recognized defenders St Neots were too easily pushed back onto the defensive by a resurgent home side that smelled victory. St Neots effected their two further permitted changes and created chances on the break with the overlapping Jordan Lee hauled down on the edge of the area and Harry O’Malley seeing an acrobatic volley sail narrowly wide from a Jack Bradshaw corner. However, most of the play was focused on the St Neots goal with Rushden skilfully exploiting their oneman advantage. Callum Westwood and Darryl Smith both wasted chances to extend the lead and Emery made several excellent saves denying Fernando Bell-Toxtle and Dillon.Eight minutes from time there was a flashpoint in the St Neots six-yard box as the teams awaited a corner and after consulting an Assistant the Referee sent off Ronayne Marsh Brown and booked Dillon leaving St Neots to survive the last few minutes with nine men.Discipline could now be an ongoing problem with the redcarded players suspended from next Tuesday and three other players now just one booking away from suspension.

St Neots:Emery, Bradshaw, Lee, Knight, Wood, Marsh-Brown, Sinclair, O’Malley, Davison, Bridges, Williams (D) Subs:Williams (A) (for Sinclair 46), Horne (for Williams (D) 54) Sembie-Ferris (for Davison 61), Parr and Herd.

Cards:Wood (RED – 47 mins), Marsh-Brown (RED – 82 mins), Sinclair (Y – 33 mins), Knight (Y – 40 mins), Bridges (Y – 60 mins).

Goals: none Rushden & D: Finlay, Westwood, Ford, Brown, Dolman, Farrell, Henbury, Bell-Toxtle, Lorraine, Dillon, Smith Subs:Boateng (for Henbury 81 mins), Curtis, Heath, Shariff and Gyasi.

Cards:Ford (Y – 43 mins), Dillon (Y – 82 mins), Westwood (Y – 90 +5 mins) Goal: Dolman – pen (82 mins) Attendance: 225 Referee:Paul Buck (Long Eaton) John Walker

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The Saints Community Memorial Wall We would like to formally announce that the Saints Community Memorial Wall is now ready and opportunities for Supporters to remember their loved ones, who may have been Saints Supporters themselves, are now available.

The Wall is completely under cover and protected from the elements and the flowers/shrubbery are cared for and tended to on a daily basis by our dedicated grounds staff. We would like to thank Kite Utilities, Ballinger Construction and Oasis Promotions and Print for all their collective help in getting this project from an idea by Chairman Barry Cavilla to a quite splendid addition to our stadium.

Stainless steel wall plaques are now available for loving messages to be engraved in the following two options: 6” x 4” Stainless Steel Wall plaque – Lasered with black text (feels smooth to touch) Can come with 4 countersunk screws – or they can be without and glued Total cost £36.00 8” x 4” Stainless Steel Wall plaque – Lasered with black text (feels smooth to touch) Can come with 4 countersunk screws – or they can be without and glued Total cost £48.00 Any interested supporters should contact Chairman Barry Cavilla for further details via email on bcavilla77@gmail.com or in person at The Premier Plus Stadium on a matchday.

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Seasons Past - With John Walker This Edition Focuses on Season 1983/84

ST NEOTS TOWN FC 1984/85 SEASON This is another of a series of records highlighting one of our final seasons at Shortsands to depict both the highs and the lows in the recent proud history of the Club. This proved to be another very disappointing season that saw the first team reliant on re-election to the UCL Premier Division for the second successive season.

However, in the lower Reserve Division the second team brought some cheer finishing fourth (one place behind neighbours Eynesbury Rovers Reserves). However, the season also the culmination of a hat trick of personal achievement by present Chairman Barry Cavilla as he recorded the highest number of appearances for the first team for third consecutive season – the only player ever to achieve this feat – as follows; 1982/83 – 33/34, 1983/84 – 38/41 and 1984/85 44/45.

League:

UCL Premier Division

Final League position:

19th/20

League playing record:

P38 W11 D5 L22

Cup playing record:

P7

W1 D2 L4

For 37 Against 77 pts 27

For 5 Against 10

Champions Arlesey Town inflicted an 8-2 home defeat on us at Shortsands, but we beat them 1-0 in the return match (scorer Nick Charter) – one of only two home defeats for them that season.

We failed to score in sixteen of our 36 league matches.

We were unbeaten against our neighbours Eynesbury Rovers beating them at home and drawing away.

The Reserve team only lost three times away from home in 16 trips.

The top goal scorer was Simon Hill with 11 goals but no-one else scored more than four goals.

The Manager was Mel Hancock for two months before handing over to Assistant Mick Kemp.

John Walker

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Opponent Spotlight AFC RUSHDEN & DIAMONDS

Rushden & Diamonds were formed in 1992 following a merger between Rushden Town and Irthlingborough Diamonds, two Clubs from neighbouring towns who were at Steps 4 and 5, respectively, of the footballing pyramid at the time of the merger.

The two Clubs were merged by Max Griggs, the owner and founder of Dr Martens, a global footwear brand which remains popular today. Rushden & Diamonds became a household name during the late 1990s and early 2000s as their meteoric rise, bankrolled by Mr Griggs, saw them go from Step 4 to what is now League One in 11 years, including a memorable FA Cup game against Leeds United in January 1999.

In 2004, Max Griggs handed the Club over to supporters and the Club was later sold to a consortium in 2007. After a short period of stability, the Club ceased to exist 4 years later.

AFC Rushden & Diamonds were formed in July 2011 following the demise of Rushden & Diamonds FC. The Club is a supporter-owned, supporter-run football club, run from top to bottom by volunteers.

With Rushden & Diamonds folding in the close season, supporters were unable to register AFC Rushden & Diamonds as a senior side until the following year when they were allocated a place in the United Counties League Division One (Step 6) ahead of the 2012/13 season. With average crowds exceeding 500 at Wellingborough Town’s Dog & Duck Stadium, Diamonds made light work of their stay at Step 6, gaining promotion at the first attempt.

Two years later, with Andy Peaks now in charge, Diamonds won promotion to Step 4 by winning the United Counties League Premier Division, winning the United Counties League Cup in the same season.

In their first season at Step 4 (2015/16), Diamonds finished 5th in the Southern League Division One Central, losing in the play-off final to St Ives Town. Diamonds would be moved to the Northern Premier League First Division South for the following season and again reached the play-offs, this time losing out to Witton Albion in the semi-final. That season would see the Club’s furthest run in the FA Cup, which ended at the 4th Qualifying Round stage.

That summer, Diamonds moved to Hayden Road in Rushden, the former home of Rushden Town, which is now the home of Rushden & Higham United. This is where the Club remains to this day in a groundshare agreement.

It proved to be third time lucky for the Club, who, having been moved to the Southern League once more, won automatic promotion from Southern League Division One South East during the 2017/18 season and made their way to Step 3.

Opponent Spotlight AFC RUSHDEN & DIAMONDS

After 6 years of almost constant success, Diamonds found Step 3 a tougher nut to crack. Despite flirting with the play-offs during much of their first season in 2018/19, the Club would finish the season in mid-table, a position they would remain in for the next few years.

The 2021/22 season began a tumultuous period for the Club. Manager Andy Peaks had the team looking nailed-on for the play-offs when he departed for league rivals Tamworth after 8 years in charge, with whom he, alongside many former Rushden players, have gone on to have unprecedented success including back-to-back promotions.

Diamonds, meanwhile, under the stewardship of Club Legend Andy Burgess, collapsed on the pitch, whilst off it things weren’t much better.

A wretched period of recruitment in the summer of 2022 left Diamonds propping up the Southern League Premier Division Central and nailed on for relegation with half of the season played. With the club’s attendances plummeting and finances dwindling, an extraordinary general meeting of the Club’s Part Owners was called by the Club’s Board, and in November 2022 a new board was formed, tasked initially with fulfilling fixtures and protecting the future of the Club rather than on-pitch success. Relegation at the end of the 2022/23 season was a formality, but under new manager Chris Nunn there were green shoots of recovery with a strong finish to the season.

The 2023/24 season started with a great deal of optimism but 10-straight defeats at the start of the campaign left the Diamonds firmly rooted to the bottom of the table back at Step 4, out of all cup competitions and managerless once more. Diamonds appointed then-player Michael Harriman alongside Club Legend and all-time top goal scorer Tom Lorraine. The pair would mastermind a phenomenal recovery, dubbed ‘The Great Escape’, in which Diamonds would finish level on points with 4 other clubs. Despite being cruelly relegated on paper on the final day, Diamonds would receive a reprieve following the demise of Loughborough Dynamo, allowing them to remain at Step 4 and thus avoid back-to-back relegations.

The 2024/25 was a much-needed year of consolidation for the Club following three tumultuous campaigns, with the Diamonds finishing the season firmly in mid-table.

In the summer of 2025, Michael Harriman departed the Club by mutual consent and former player Elliot Sandy was appointed. With the Club now much more stable off the pitch than it has been for many years, all associated with AFC Rushden & Diamonds are hoping for a more successful season in 2025/26.

Player Profiles AFC RUSHDEN & DIAMONDS

Manager – Elliot Sandy – Former player, re-joined the Club as Manager in the summer of 2025 having previously led Spalding to promotion from the NPL Midlands Division in 2023/24.

Assistant Manager – Jim Le Masurier – Joined the Club in the summer of 2025.

Previously held managerial roles at Kettering Town, Desborough Town and Raunds Town.

Lewis Elsom – 25-year-old goalkeeper joined the Diamonds in the summer of 2025 following a long spell with Peterborough Sports.

Ewan Evans – Highly-rated 17-year-old goalkeeper who has progressed all the way through the Club’s Academy system, making his first team debut in January 2025.

Curtis Hartley – Experienced defender capable on either side. Plenty of Step 4 experience with Corby, Wellingborough Town and Real Bedford.

David Adegbola – Joined the Club in January 2025 from St Ives Town and quickly became a firm fan favourite with his full-blooded displays. An attacking right full back with bags of energy.

Olly Brown-Hill – Former player who rejoined the Club for a second spell in the summer of 2025. The 29-year-old is extensively experienced at Step 3, most recently with Barwell, Stamford and Ilkeston. Capable anywhere on the left side.

Ryan Hughes – The Club’s longest serving player having joined in 2019. The composed central defender joined the Club from Northampton Town and is closing in on a century of appearances for the Diamonds.

Tarik Dallas – An influential central defender who joined the Club from Daventry Town during the 2023/24 season. A leader with a no-nonsense playing style.

Tejan Thomas – Entering his third season with the Club’s First Team, having been associated with the Diamonds since the age of 10. Capable in central defence or defensive midfield, Tejan – a towering figure - won the Player’s Player of the Year award in 2024/25.

Jarvis Wilson – Inspirational Club Captain who leads by example from the centre of defence, likely to be sidelined for much of the 2025/26 season with an ACL injury.

Player Profiles AFC RUSHDEN & DIAMONDS

Gary Mulligan – 40-year-old ex-professional with the original Rushden & Diamonds, Port Vale, Gillingham and Northampton Town. Formerly a striker, now a central defender, Gary joined the Diamonds once again from Harborough Town in the summer of 2025.

Vadim Naimusin – Central defender of Lithuanian descent, progressed through the Club’s Academy system to make numerous first team appearances during the 2024/25 season. Still only 17.

Joel Nketia – 24-year-old Joel joined the Diamonds in the summer of 2025 from Newport Pagnell Town, with whom he was Captain. Incredibly energetic and committed, Joel is never too far away from the midfield action.

Lewis Walker – 18-year-old central midfielder who joined the Club in the summer of 2025 following the expiry of his contract with Stoke City.

Aidan Webster – 22-year-old Aidan had a superb debut season at Step 4 last time out after joining from Bugbrooke St Michael, winning the Manager’s Player of the Year award. Popular figure as a result of his committed performances.

Charlie Seaman – 16-year-old Charlie holds the Club record for being the youngest ever player, aged 16 years and 16 days. The young midfielder is a bright prospect for the future.

Milad Ehsani – One of the brightest prospects from the Club’s successful Academy system, 17-year-old Milad, who is of Afghan descent, has a tenacious all-action playing style and fought his way in to the starting XI at the back end of the 2024/25 season.

Ethan Johnston – Rushden-born Ethan enters his third full season with the Club following spells with Banbury, Harborough Town and St Ives Town. A forward, Ethan has a knack of scoring crucial goals and being in the right place at the right time.

Jordan Graham – A technically gifted, powerful forward entering his second spell with the Club, having rejoined in the summer of 2025. Previously part of Elliot Sandy’s title-winning Spalding side of 2023/24. Spent last season with Wellingborough Town.

Tyler Winters – Big things expected of Tyler in 2025/26, having joined in the summer of 2025 from Peterborough Sports. Previously of Peterborough United, with loan spells at Spalding and Wellingborough Town, Tyler featured prominently in this past summer’s ‘Baller League’ in which he was one of the top goal scorers.

Player Profiles AFC RUSHDEN & DIAMONDS

Raymond Poku – Energetic wide forward with an eye for goal. Stepped up to this level in the summer of 2025 having spent a number of years with Northampton ON Chenecks, excelling at Step 5.

Bruno Andrade - Vastly experienced Portuguese wide forward who counts Stevenage, Salford and Boreham Wood amongst former Clubs. Won Step 3 last season with Bedford Town.

Huw Dawson - Deep-lying, combative central midfielder. A regular for St Albans at Step 2 and latterly Bedford Town at Step 3 before joining the Diamonds in August 2025.

Jeremy Kyezu – Left-sided player who spent 9 years affiliated with Tottenham Hotspur as a youngster before moving in to non-league. Joined the Diamonds in the summer of 2025.

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Lewis Elsom (GK) Ewan Evans Curtis Hartley David Adegbola Olly Brown-Hill Ryan Hughes Tarik Dallas Tejan Thomas Jarvis Wilson Gary Mulligan Vadim Naimusin Joel Nketia Lewis Walker Aidan Webster Charlie Seaman Milad Ehsani Ethan Johnston Jordan Graham Tyler Winters Raymond Poku Bruno Andrade Huw Dawson Jeremy Kyezu

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