Matchday Programme 202526-Quorn FC by StIvesTownFootballClub

STAFF CHANGES

Neville Nania

A fewweeks back I had a conversation with Club President, Neville Nania who informed me that he would like to step down from his role with immediate effect.

Neville is stepping back due to personal reasons, and his decision has nothing to do with St Ives Town, a club that he has been part of for manyyears Neville returned to the club to become President a couple of years ago. This was his second stint in an official capacityafter he previouslyheld the role of Club Chairman.

Neville has been a joyto work with. His knowledge, advice and experience have been welcome, and I have often leaned on his advice on various matters in recent months The good news is that Neville is still engaged with the club and I was delighted to see him at Bishops Stortford last week He will continue to be a regular watching the Ives and of course at Selhurst Park watching his beloved Crystal Palace!

Marina Howlett

Marina has been part of the St Ives backroom staff for manyyears, and after such lengthy involvement last week contacted me to saythat she would like to step down from the board. Up until last season, Marina was Secretaryof the club before leaving that role to her husband Nigel who took over in the summer.

This season, Marina has been overseeing safeguarding administration at the club and all the policies that surround that As with Neville, she has been incrediblysupportive and always been on hand to give some great advice.

With the departure of Marina, we welcome Steph Gillett who will become the newWelfare Officer at the club. Welcome to the team Steph, and it’s great to have you on board!

The third change to tell you about is that Ollie Jones will be stepping down from his role as Director of Marketing at the club at the end of the season. Ollie has been involved at the club for the last fewyears and has moved the social media and marketing operation forward considerably during that time. Having worked closelywith Ollie before I took on the role of co-Chair, I can tell you he is incrediblytalented at what he does and will be a big miss to the club. However, Ollie holds a full time Communications role at Cambridge United and has found that his spare time has become restricted as a result. Ollie is around until the end of the season when he will officiallyleave his role

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QUORN FC QUORN FC THIS SEASON! THIS SEASON!

LEAGUE CAMPAIGN SO FAR LEAGUE CAMPAIGN SO FAR

Games-31

Wins-15

Draws-5

Losses-11

Points-50

Today’s opponents have made a superb start to life at step three following their successful campaign in the Northern Premier League Midlands Division last season, which saw the Reds crowned champions with 103 points. Quorn currently sit sixth in the Southern League Premier Division Central with 50 points to their name, having spent plenty of time in the league’s top four spots. Manager Ryan Beswick’s side don’t tend to draw many, with his men taking 45 out of their 50 points from wins, drawing five and losing 11 in their opening 31 games this season. With the midlands outfit sitting just a single point behind the promotion places, it’s exciting times for the Quorn faithful, who will be hoping their side can find enough consistency to find themselves in amongst the top five come the end of April.

As well as their more than decent start to life in the Southern Division, Quorn also enjoyed a very credible run in the FA Cup, which saw Beswick’s team make it to the Third Qualifying Round. Enfield Town brought the run to an end in late September as the step two side ran out 5-1 winners.

Quorn’s run in the FA Trophy was less fruitful, with Reds coming undone against Corby Town in the 3 Qualifying Round, losing out 5-3 on penalties. Today’s visitors may still yet have a chance to get their hands on some silverware before the end of the season, with Quorn making their way through to the Leicestershire Challenge Cup semifinal, defeating Aylestone Park 2-1 in the Quarter Final.

Zak Goodson has been a thorn in the side of many teams across Southern League Premier Division Central and has continued his goal scoring form right up to today’s match, with the right-sided forward netting three times in his last five league appearances for Reds. Goodson has applied his trade for clubs across the NonLeague pyramid, including Altringham, Boston United, and Ilkeston Town, where his goals proved instrumental in propelling the Robins to step three in the 2023/24 campaign.

The former Derby County academy man made the move to Leicestershire in July 2024 and has since become an important figure in this impressive Quorn squad. The 25 year-old has already racked up 14 league goals this season and will no doubt be looking to add to his tally when he arrives at quattro-tech Westwood Road this afternoon. One to watch for anyone in attendance today.

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Bishop’s Stortford v St Ives Town

Pitching-In Southern League Premier Central 21-02-2026

Written by Nigel Howlett

Saturday 21th February

What looked like it was going to be a dour goalless draw between two sides low on confidence ended up going against the Ives courtesy of two penalty kicks. The opening spot kick just after half time was awarded when Duncan Idehen bundled over the bustling Frank Norris as he forced his way into the box Cole Dasilva stepped up nervously and side footed his effort at a nice saveable height to Ollie Taylor’s right The keeper guessed correctly and made a good save but Dasilva pounced on the rebound to put his side in front The second spot kick of the afternoon was also correctly awarded by referee Nathan Oakes fifteen minutes from time when Idehen’s powerful downward header from Dan Lawlor’s free kick struck the hand of Brad Russell on the six yard line. Jonny Edwards, who had endured a torrid afternoon up to that point, but was always so deadly from the spot during his previous spell with the Ives, looked as nervous as had Dasilva as he stepped up He decided to go for power but blazed his effort high over the crossbar to mark the end of what must be termed an underwhelming loan spell from Hednesford Town with manager Ricky Marheineke immediately replacing him with Kellan Hickinson.

The afternoon had started brightly for the visitors, in only the second minute the lively Tyrone Baker fired a low cross shot across the face of goal that was only just out of reach of Edwards and Mark Jones both arriving at the back post.

The Blues, off the back of a 5-0 home beating from Real Bedford four days earlier looked the least confident of the two sides but they were the first team to force a save from the keeper, albeit a routine one In 15th minute Norris got on the end of Obi Onyeagwara’s cross from the left but could only direct his header straight at Ollie Taylor in Ives goal. The lively Baker forced the first save out of Taylor’s opposite number, Adam Hayton, three minutes later as he got down the left before cutting inside and forcing a diving save out of Hayton at his near post

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Saturday 21th February

The hosts just about edged the remainder of the first half without testing Taylor. Midway through the that first period a Dasilva corner caused Ives problems with the ball ricocheting around the box before falling to Fabio Virciglio who fired wide from 15 yards. Norris should also have done better two minutes later when he managed to escape his marked to get on the end of Jack Smith’s clip in from the right But his free header from twelve yards went straight into the arms of the grateful Taylor The same player again went close ten minutes before the break as he got fed in through the left channel by Virciglio but fired wide from the edge of the box.

After that very cagy first period most of us expected more of the same to follow, but the second half was only ninety seconds old when Norris tried to bustle his way through only to be hauled down by Idehen to concede the spot kick that decided the game Referee Oakes was in the perfect spot to see the offence and had no doubt. It is harsh to criticise Taylor who made an excellent save but unfortunately his parry went straight back to Dasilva who gleefully took his second chance by firing into the roof of the net.

Falling behind stunned the Ives and with their central strike pair of Jones and Edwards both struggling they were unable to create anything of note in the next twenty minutes. The only noteworthy effort on goal in that period coming from the hosts just after the hour when Virciglio was perhaps a little unlucky to see the sting taken out of his 25 yard effort as the ball cannoned into Ryan Fryatt Taylor was initially wrong footed but recovered to make a comfortable save

A couple of minutes later Jones limped out of the action to be replaced Jahrel McKoy and it was the Cambridge United youngster who had Ives first attempt on goal of the second period in the 72nd minute. His powerful 30 yarder was always rising and flew into the grandstand behind the goal without troubling Hayton

Then came the drama of the second penalty. Lawlor delivered an inviting free kick from the left to the back post where Idehen rose above the crowd to power a header down into the six yard box The ball clearly struck the hand of Russell and once again the excellent Mr Oakes was in the perfect position to see the offence and award the spot kick We have all seen Edwards take penalties for Ives and they are always confidently slid in to left, or right, of the keeper This time inexplicably he went for power and cleared the crossbar by about half a metre to leave him bereft with his head in his hands. Manager Marheineke’s instant response said it all.

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The introduction of Michael Richens for the tiring Jernade Meade came at the same time and these replacements did spark a little bit of life into Ives previously pedestrian front pairing. Moving Baker into the centre added more life that had not previously been seen. But all that Ives had to show for this extra energy and endeavour were a 25 yarder from Alfie Shepherd straight at keeper Hayton with ten minutes to go and a couple of occasions when they did put pressure on Hayton’s goal but every time that a shot came in there was a defender willing to throw themselves across the line to preserve their lead.

The closest that the visitors came to an equaliser was from the very last kick of the game when an Aaron Smith long throw was knocked back to Lawlor on the edge of the box and he carefully curled his effort inches wide with keeper Hayton struggling to get across

The Blues first win in nine games lifts them ten points clear of the drop zone and they will hope on the way to safety. Ives sixth defeat in a row leaves them a precarious three points above the bottom four and with their next four games all against teams in the top six things are definitely looking tough

Final Score: Bishop’s Stortford 1 St Ives Town 0 Half Time 0 – 0

Goals:

STORTFORD: Dasilva 48, ST IVES:

Team Line Ups:

STORTFORD: Hayton, Crace, Davies, Dasilva (Forde 89), Thompson (capt), Norris (Castle 68), Russell, Onyeagwara (Aiye 81), Virciglio (Kreka 90+4), J. Smith, Johnson, Unused subs: Haines

ST IVES: Taylor, Creary (capt) (Miles 90+1), Smith, Fryatt, Idehen, Shepherd (Njie 86), Edwards (Hickinson 77), Lawlor, Baker, Meade (Richens 77), Jones (McKoy 64), Unused subs: none

Referee: Nathan Oakes

Cards: Yellow: STORTFORD: none ST IVES: Creary (39), Edwards (57)

IVES SUPPORTERS MAN OF THE MATCH: Tyrone Baker

Attendance: 342

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RESERVES NEWS!

Since our last edition of the match programme, the reserves have been in action as they made the trip to Bugbrooke St Michaels on Valentines day. Unfortunately there weren’t able to get the desired result as the hosts ran out 3-1 winners on the day.

They had the opportunity to put things right against the same opposition just seven days later as they hosted Bugbrooke last Saturday afternoon. However, the Ressies suffered the same fate as the visitors on the day took all three points with a narrow 2-1 victory at quattro-tech Westwood Road.

ACADEMY NEWS

At the time of writing, the scholars will be making a return to league action having gone without a game for a couple of weeks. They welcome Milton Keynes College Academy to quattro-tech Westwood Road on Wednesday night and we hope for a positive result!

The U18s have not been in action since our last edition despite being scheduled to take on Holbeach United U18 on Thursday evening which has been voided. The U18s still remain firmly top of the Thurlow Nunn Youth Football League with a 12 point gap to Deeping Rangers F.C U18 in second place.

Since our last edition of the match programme, the ladies side have not been in action but have unfortunately slipped down the Alan Boswell Group Cambridgeshire Girls and Women's Football League Women Division 2 table due to results elsewhere. They currently sit in seventh place with eight points from nine games played.

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MEET TODAY’S OPPONENTS

Adam Harrison (GK)

Harrison joined the Reds in October 2025, signing from Southern League Premier Central rivals Bromsgrove Sporting Adam’s debut was a forgettable 3-2 defeat away to Banbury United, but he showed flashes as to why he had attracted the attention of Ryan Beswick A Man of the Match performance against Harborough Town followed with Harrison also taking the plaudits against Real Bedford the following week Perhaps his most memorable night was also his quietest, as he quickly returned to Bromsgrove to help Quorn to a 5-1 win over his former employers

Hari Corbett (GK)

Local lad who has joined the first team squad after performing well with our U17s in 2023/24 Was on the bench several times in the 2023/24 run-in, making his senior debut in the 2-0 preseason defeat at home to Ossett United

Silvio Bello (DF)

Italian born defender, Silvio is at home at either full-back position but has also been deployed as part of a back three, as well as in central midfield An athletic player, Bello attacks with pace Has previously been on the books of Nottingham Forest, Ilkeston Town and Spanish side Almunecar City

Zhani Burgess (DF)

Bermudian full back who joined during the 2024/25 season Zhani impressed with his pace and work rate and scored the only goal of the game in the 1-0 win at Hinckley LR. Burgess first came to prominence at FCV Grace Dieu, where he earned himself a move to Notts County’s Under 23s

Luke Cox (DF)

A summer signing in 2025, Cox arrived from Leicestershire rivals Shepshed Dynamo, where he was named Supporter’s Player of the Season in 2024/25 Luke has previous step three experience with Mickleover

Mason Frizelle (DF)

Nottingham born Mason got his start with local club Dunkirk After a spell with Kimberley Miners Welfare, the powerful central defender moved to Gresley Rovers, where he helped ‘The Moatmen’ to promotion from the United Counties League Premier Division North Frizelle was the only everpresent for Gresley that season, leading Rovers with 39 appearances, and playing every minute of the campaign For 2023/24 Frizelle stepped up a level, joining NPL Premier side Basford United, making 25 appearances for ‘The Ambers’. Frizelle finished the season with Belper Town, playing in the final seven games of the season as ‘The Nailers’ narrowly missed out on the playoffs

Kian Morrison (DF)

Another graduate of Quorn’s Under 18s, Morrison helped the Reds to the Leicestershire Midweek Floodlit league and cup double in the 2024/25 season The pacey defender also made his first team debut, coming off the bench in the County Cup first round victory away to Hinckley AFC His first start would come in the following round as the Reds dispatched Lutterworth Town. Kian also had a spell on dual-registration with UCL Division One side Dunkirk

Jack Samples (DF)

Very popular with the supporters, Samples is an incredibly versatile player Comfortable as a boxto-box midfielder, Samples led Quorn with 47 appearances in the 2022/23 season as the Reds earned promotion to step four Now entering his fifth season at Farley Way, Jack is the active leader in appearances for the club.

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James Taylor (DF)

A mid-season signing from Harborough Town, JT brings good starting experience to the backline having helped Uxbridge to promotion in 2024/25

Ryan Beswick (MF)

Joined Quorn in the summer of 2023 after a successful second spell with Nuneaton Borough Helped “The Boro” to the step three playoff final in 2023, scoring in double figures from midfield. “Bez” now takes over as Player/Manager.

Dennis Digie (MF)

A pacey and imposing presence in central midfield, Digie is perhaps best at home playing just behind a central striker The hard-tackling, but skilful midfielder joins from Lye Town, where he impressed, despite the Flyers struggles in 2024/25 Digie came through at Kidderminster Harriers, with his brother Kennedy, a former team-mate of Beswick during his first spell in Nuneaton.

Finn Flanagan (MF)

Flanagan joined in January 2026, on a Youth Loan from Mansfield Town, where he has made several first team appearances for the Stags in the EFL Trophy Finn also has non-league experience, including in the 2024/25 season in the National League North with Rushall Olympic and at the end of 2025 with Matlock Town in the NPL East

Reece Fyfe (MF)

Midfield enforcer, Reece made 18 appearances for the Reds in 2022/23, scoring once A combative presence in the middle of the pitch Fyfe breaks up opposition play with stunning determination Comfortable on the ball, Fyfe is a vital presence in the middle of the pitch, making 39 appearances in 2023/24

Cain Noble (MF)

An industrious midfielder, Cain joined last summer from Nuneaton Borough, where he was an important cog in their promotion push the previous year Came through at his hometown club, Chester, where he scored on his National League debut at 17 An impressive debut season at Farley Way saw Cain score 15 times in 42 appearances for the Reds

Jack York (MF)

After impressing in preseason, combative midfielder York celebrated his signing with the third goal in the Reds’ 3-1 win at home to Rugby Borough in the 2024/25 preseason As well as impressing with Pro:Direct Academy Leicester, who are based at Quorn’s Farley Way home, York spent last season, captaining his local club, Holwell Sports, at just 18 years of age Sports finished 15th in the United Counties League Division One, with York leading the side in appearances (42), whilst also chipping in with an impressive 10 goals from midfield

Gafar Abari (FW)

Signed from Loughborough Students in November 2025, Gafar made an instant impact, playing out of position at wing back on his debut away to Bromsgrove Sporting, Abari came off the bench and provided a memorable assist for Finn O’Boyle as the Reds came away from the Voctoria Ground with a 5-1 win Born in Nigeria, but raised in Aberdeen, Abari now studies at Loughborough University

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Jacob Fenton (FW)

Quorn fans know all about Jacob Fenton after the forward finished as top scorer for local rivals Anstey Nomads in the 2024/25 season Fenton moved to Belper Town at the start of the following season, scoring five times before joining Quorn in January 2026 and notching a brace against Spalding United in his home debut

Zak Goodson (FW)

Zak spent the 2023/24 season at Belper Town, but made his name in with Ilkeston Town, firing them to the NPL Midlands title two years ago with 22 goals in 42 appearances. That performance saw Goodson snapped up by National League North side Altrincham (where he also had loan spells with Boston United and Spennymoor Town) before a move to Chester In early 2023, Goodson came off the bench for Altrincham and scored an 89th minute equaliser in the fourth round of the FA Trophy, taking high-profile Wrexham to penalties, and knocking the Welsh side out

Billy Kee (FW)

A former EFL Golden Boot winner, Kee had his shirt number retired by Accrington Stanley After coming through the Leicester City Academy, where he was team-mates with Ryan Beswick, Billy would go on to attain legendary status with Burton Albion, as well as Stanley. A slow start to his Quorn career saw Kee fail to score in his first 20 appearances, breaking his duck with a hat-trick against Bedworth United in February 2025. Since then the goals have flowed for the popular frontman.

Oscar Marshall (FW)

A graduate of the Under 18s, Oscar made his first team debut in our triumphant return to the County Cup in 2024 A second half substitute, Oscar volunteered to take a spot kick in the penalty shootout, converting the winner as the Reds progressed

Deen Master (FW)

A summer 2025 signing from Barwell, Master is a Leicester lad and grew up with Leicester Nirvana, before being plucked by Burton Albion After leaving the Brewers, Deen returned to Nirvana before attracting the attentions of Barwell, where he has gained plenty of step three experience.

Finn O’Boyle (FW)

O’Boyle played against the Reds during the 2025 preseason, as a trialist for Tamworth, before suiting up on the other side at the Stotto, playing for Quorn in the 2-1 win at home to Corby Town Born in Leicester, Finn came through as a graduate at Wigan Athletic before signing with the Reds

Gus Sanches (FW)

Signed in January 2026 from Bromsgrove Sporting, Gustavo adds extra pace to the forward line Portuguese born, Sanches possess flair and excellent close-control After a couple of substitute appearances, Gus made his first start in the 2-0 win against Stamford & was involved in both goals

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Ryan Beswick (Player/Manager)

Shaun Wilkes (Assistant Manager/Physio)

Ryan Conneely (Coach)

Adam Smith (GK Coach)

Jack Postance (Analyst)

Jim Simpson (Kitman)

HISTORY OF QUORN FC

History

The first football club in Quorn was established in the early 1880s, with the current club founded in 1924 by attendees of the local Wesleyan Chapel and, accordingly, was named Quorn Methodists FC , changing its name in 1952 In 1937 the club joined the Leicestershire Senior League Immediately after World War II they played in the Central Division, and then from 1948 in Division 2 after a league re-organisation

Over the next fifty years the club moved up and down between the divisions on four separate occasions, finally cementing their place in the renamed Premier Division in the late 1990s, before claiming the league title and, with it, promotion to the Midland Alliance in 2001. In 2003 the club was the only one at its level to sell a player to a Football League team, when Luke Varney moved to Crewe Alexandra for £50,000.

In the 2006/07 season they finished 3rd in the Midland Alliance and, due to the expansion of the Northern Premier League First Division into two regional divisions, were accepted into the Northern Premier League Division One South In May 2007 the club received a £500,000 windfall after Luke Varney’s £2,000,000 move from Crewe to Charlton Athletic

In 2011 Quorn won the Westerby Cup for the first time with a 5–4 victory over Hinckley United at Walkers Stadium under the management of Dougie Keast, but were relegated from the Northern Premier League Division One South during the same season.

John Folwell was appointed as their new manager in May 2013, joining from local rivals Barrow Town. He resigned in January 2015, with two time former manager Dougie Keast taking over, initially, until the end of the 2014–15 season.

Dougie Keast remained at the helm until December 2017, when former Hinckley AFC manager Carl Abbott was appointed, joining the club from Northern Premier Division Market Drayton Town On Wednesday 8 May 2019 – Carl Abbott left Quorn AFC to join Evesham United FC

Following The COVID-19 Outbreak – The 2019/2020 playing season was expunged Quorn was in first place in the United Counties league (Step 5) when the football season closed Officially on 16 March 2020 Former Burton Albion and Scunthorpe United Midfielder –Cleveland Taylor was appointed as 1st Team Manager on 1 May 2020 but left his position on 14th October 2021.

Richard Lavery, who had been Assistant Manager at Nuneaton Borough, took over with the club languishing at the wrong end of the table in the UCL Premier North. Fortunes turned immediately, with the club recovering to finish in the top half of the table The following season Lavery led the side to the playoffs in dramatic fashion, as an injury time winner in the final game of the season lifted the club in to second place

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There was still work to be done though and a long journey to the Essex coast saw Quorn triumph 5-0 away to Great Wakering Rovers in the inter-step playoff, catapulting the club back up to step four, the highest level the club have achieved to date

2023/24 saw a successful return to step four football Despite Manager Richard Lavery’s departure in February, the club went on a superb run to finish the season, edging local rivals Loughborough Dynamo for the final playoff spot in the NPL Midlands Division Ant Carney had taken over the Managerial reigns, but despite taking the lead, the Reds would succumb to a 3-1 defeat away to Anstey Nomads in the playoff semi-final Carney stepped down shortly afterwards, with Ryan Beswick named Player/Manager.

The 2024/25 season started with a 24 match unbeaten run in the league, building a 20 point lead by the start of January. The Reds wrapped up the NPL Midlands Division title on the 22nd of March with a 3-0 win at home to Wellingborough Town, earning promotion to step three for the first time in the history of the club

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MATCHDAY SQUADS

Ollie Taylor (GK)

Ethan Creary

Aaron Smith

Jordan Williams

Jernade Meade

Jahrel McKoy

Ed Hottor

Michael Richens

Claudio Dias

Albie O’Keefe

Johnson Gyamfi

Gibou Njie

Theo Alexandrou

Liam Cross

Jiah Medrano

Alfie Shepherd

Evan Watkins

Neo Dobson

Matty Miles

Duncan Idehen

George Munday

Hari Corbett (GK)

Adam Harrison (GK)

Adam Smith (GK)

Gafar Abari

Silvio Bello

Ryan Beswick

Zhani Burgess

Jordan Clarke

Simeon Cobourne

Luke Cox

Dennis Digie

Finn Flanagan

Mason Frizelle

Reece Fyfe

Zak Goodson

Billy Kee

Rhys Kelly

Oscar Marshall

Deen Master

Kian Morrison

Cain Noble

Finn O’Boyle

Jack Samples

Gus Sanches

Sam Warburton

Jack York

ManagementTeams

Ricky Marheineke (Manager)

Adam Fisher (Assistant)

Jim Freeman (Assistant)

Frankie Fry (First Team Coach)

Paul Swannell (Goalkeeping Coach)

Jardaine Patel-Joseph (Physio)

Ryan Beswick (Player/Manager)

Shaun Wilkes (Assistant/Physio)

Ryan Conneely (Coach)

Adam Smith (GK Coach

Jim Simpson (Kitman)

Jack Postance (Analyst)

MATCH INFO

KitColours

Shirts-Black and White Stripe

Shorts-Black

Socks-Black

GoalkeeperKit

Shirts-Red

Shorts-Red

Socks-Red

GoalkeeperKit All Blue Kit All Mint Green Fit

MatchOfficials

Referee-Joshua Evans Assistant-Neil Angus Assistant-Gregg Hargrave

LocationDetails

Stadium-Quattro-Tech Westwood Road

Pitch Type-3G Surface Kick Off-3:00 PM