Team Solent vs Bamerton Heath Harlequins

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TEAM SOLENT FOOTBALL

2016/17 No. 24 Official Match Programme

v Bemerton Heath Harlequins

Saturday 8 April, Kick Off - 15:00, Test Park MATCH OFFICIALS: JACOB WRIGHT, SAM BOWEN CHRISTOPHER GUNNELL SYDENHAMS FOOTBALL LEAGUE (WESSEX)

Silvano Obeng by Iris Coelho (Team Solent Vs Lymington)

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A Note from the Chairman Good afternoon everyone We welcome the officials, players and supporters of Bemerton Heath Harlequins football club, for this afternoon’s Sydenham’s Wessex Premier League fixture. Bemerton occupy a comfortable mid-table position and despite the announcement that they will be under a new management team next season, last week they pulled off a remarkable 2-1 victory over leaders Moneyfields. As always, we can expect a hard fought and entertaining match In recent weeks, we have had a number of away matches that have reflected our inconsistent form that seems to have manifested itself since we were beaten

by South Shields in the FA Vase, back in February. Amongst these results, was a 2-1 defeat by Sholing in the semi-final of the Wessex League Cup. As holders, it is disappointing not to replicate last season’s success, but we have done well to reach the semi-final and with better acceptance of some good goal scoring opportunities, the result may have been different. We have an opportunity to avenge this defeat, when we meet Sholing in the Southampton Senior Cup Final to be played at St Mary’s stadium, we await confirmation of the date.

The Saturday before last, we gained an impressive 2-0 win away to Cowes Sports with goals from Matt Sheedy and an excellent long range effort from Tobi Adekunie. In the two subsequent away games we lost 3-2 to Bashley, goals by Pip Nolan and Jemal Wiseman and 3-0 to AFC Porchester. In last Tuesday’s away match at Bournemouth Poppies, we drew 0-0 in what can be construed as, a fair result.

The reserves have had some good results recently and comfortably won last Monday’s home match against Lymington by 5-1. Goal scorers were Lewis Danquah (2), Ethan Taylor (2) and Jacob Noonan.

Young players from the under 16s have been given the opportunity to gain experience and I am informed, are developing well. At the present time, we are on course to finish in second position, provided we can maintain a consistent run in.

The under 16 youth team were recently beaten by 3-0 in the final of the Hampshire cup. It is always disappointing to lose in a cup final, but it will be good experience for the players and manager Dave Fear informs me, the squad is developing well and are on course for at least a top three finish in the league.

It has recently been announced that Phil Green, Head of Sport at SUU, will be retiring in August this year. Phil has been instrumental in founding Team Solent football Club in 2004 and has figured significantly in the club’s rise from Southampton Junior Leagues to the Wessex Premier Division and this season, reach the last 16 in the FA Vase. Additionally, he has overseen the development of our fantastic facility at Test Park and the growth of the football club, to the seven teams that are contained, within the club. It is important to recognise Phil’s input and I am sure he will continue to attend matches both home and away. We wish him a well-earned and happy retirement. On behalf of everybody connected with TSFC, I would like to convey our thanks.

Best wishes

Bill Moore Chairman

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Team Solent

Team Solent Vs Cryodon | Photo by Conner Haggith

Team Solent Football Club is the biggest sport club within Southampton Solent University.

The men’s first team has recently won the Sydenhams Football League (Wessex) Division 1 title, the reserve men’s team plays in the Wyvern Combination League, and a development team plays in the British Universities (BUCS) competition.

The men’s first team also compete in the FA Cup and FA Vase each season, as well as being previous winners of the Southampton FA Senior Cup on four occasions.

Team Solent also has a highly successful women’s football section, now competing in Southern League Division 1 and recent winners of BUCS Division 1.

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Team Solent FC play on the university’s newest facility at Test Park - a multiple sports complex with a 3G pitch, rugby and football pitches.

The men’s and women’s teams are predominantly made up of current university students, supplemented by alumni, staff and a few external players.

In keeping with the nature of university sport, the team personnel changes substantially from year to year as students graduate.

Photos by Iris Coelho

Photo by Iris Coelho

Player list Bradley Banda (Gk)

Adeoye Olumuyiwa

Patrick Nolan

Ellis White

Jemal Wiseman

Jim Orvis

Tyrell Mitford

Silvano Obeng

Tobi Adekunle

Jesse Waller-Lassen (C)

George Butler

Lewis Pitts

Steven Black

Ryan Dacres-Smith

Curtis Thorn

Mike Lamb

Matt Sheedy Manager

James Taylor

Asst/Manger

Michael Marsh

Goal Keeper Coach

Lee Webber

Physio

Danni Bannan

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Team Solent Roll of Honours League League

Between

Best Finish (seasons ended)

Junior Division 1

2005-06 (1 season)

Champions - 2006 *

Senior Division 1

2006-07 (1 season)

Champions - 2007*

2007-11 (4 seasons)

Champions - 2011*

Division 1

2011-2015 (4 seasons)

Champions - 2015*

Premier Division

2015 – date (2nd season)

Seventh – 2016

Between

Best Finish (seasons ended)

2011-date (6th season)

Winners - 2016

Senior Cup

2006-date (11th season)

Winners - 2009, 2011, 2015, 2016

Junior ‘A’ Cup

2005 - 06 (1 season)

Winners - 2006

2007-2011 (4 seasons)

Runners up - 2008 and 2011

2005-2006 (1 season)

Winner - 2006

Southampton League

Hampshire Premier League Senior Division Sydenhams League (Wessex)

NB: * denotes promoted Cup Honours Cup Competition Sydenhams League (Wessex) League Cup Southampton FA

Hampshire Premier League Senior Cup Hampshire FA Junior ‘A’ Cup

Other Cup Competitions Entered Cup Competition

Between

Best Finish (seasons ended)

FA Cup

2013 - date (4th season)

Preliminary Rd - 2017

FA Vase

2012 - date (5th season)

Round 5 - 2017

Hampshire FA Senior Cup

2011 - date (6th season)

Round 3 - 2015

Hampshire FA Intermediate Cup

2006 - 11 (5 seasons)

Quarter-final - 2011

HFA Russel-Cotes Cup

2012 - 13 (1 season)

Round 1 - 2013

Southampton Senior League Cup

2006 - 07 (1 season)

Quarter-Final - 2007

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Fixtures and Results 2016/17 Upcoming Games: Date

Home

Away

Venue

Cup

Monday 10 April

Team Solent

Newport IoW

Test Park

SWLP

Thursday 13 April

Team Solent

Moneyfields

Test Park

SWLP

Saturday 15 April

Amesbury Town

Team Solent

Bonneymead Park

SWLP

Tuesday 18 April

Portland United

Team Solent

Weyline Stadium

SWLP

Saturday 22 April

Sholing

Team Solent

The Universal Stadium

SWLP

Date

Home

Away

Venue

Result

Tuesday 04 April

Bournemouth

Team Solent

Victoria Park

0-0

Saturday 01 April

AFC Portchester

Team Solent

Blanchard Wells Stadium

3-0

Wednesday 29 March

Team Solent

Bashley

Test Park

2-3

Saturday 25 March

Cowes Sports

Team Solent

Westwood Park

0-2

Tuesday 21 March

Sholing

Team Solent

The Universal Stadium

2-0

Saturday 18 March

Team Solent

Andover Town

Test Park

2-0

Tuesday 14 March

Brockenhurst

Team Solent

Grigg Lane

2-0

Previous Games

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The Opponents: Bemerton Heath Harlequins

Bemerton Heath Harlequins were formed in May 1989 with the amalgamation of two men’s clubs, senior side Bemerton Athletic & Sunday side Moon FC, and one boys club Bemerton Boys.

It’s history now that the talks were successful, Bemerton Heath Harlequins were formed and now operate from a magnificent clubhouse which was mainly built by self-help.

All three clubs were previously very successful in their own right and were a major force in local soccer.

Since the merger, the club have established themselves as a major force in Wessex, Wyvern, and Youth football, winning countless cups & League’s with all age groups at County & League level.

Bemerton Athletic won the Wilts League on three occasions, Moon FC consistently won honours in the Salisbury and Andover League’s and Bemerton Boys won several trophies in the Burbage and Mid-Wilts Leagues respectively.

The Bemerton Athletic and Moon FC were by the end of end of 1988, both looking for a fresh challenge, and provisional talks of a merger were held with an entry into the Wessex League as the no.1 priority.

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Our Western Way ground continues to be improved every year providing one of the best facilities in the Wessex League and surrounding area.

Andy Hardwick Secretary

Bemerton Heath Harlequins play their home games at The Clubhouse, Western Way, Bemerton Heath, Salisbury, SP2 9DP.

Player list Dan Kovacs

Conner Doe

Jordan Cole

Greg Horlock

Rich Jackson

Jon Blake

Sam Griffin

Jake Burgess

Scott Joyce

Jack Slade

Jake Rawlins

Greg Horlock

James Burden

Elloit Cross

Will Robinson

Joan Thompson

Mark Smith Manager

Grahem Kemp

Asst/Manger

James Wood

Coaches

Jim Totcyzk/ Andy Nash

Physio

Leticia Rutherford

Tadley FC Roll of Honours League Honours

Russel Cotes Cup - Winners: 2011-12 Wiltshire Senior Cup - Winners: 1992-93, 2010-11, Runners-up: 2004-05, 2011-12

Club History

Best League Performance: Second in Wessex League – 2010–11, 2011–12 Best FA Cup performance: Third qualifying round – 1992–93 Best FA Vase performance: Fifth round – 1998–99

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Team Solent Res 5-1 Lymington Town Res Words by Gary Day

Team Solent’s Test Park Ref Number

5134/130

Date

Monday 03/04/2017

Competition

Kick-Off

7.45pm

Referee

Miss Ffion Eade

Ground

Test Park (3G)

From

Chandler’s Ford

Visit Number

28 (12th visit of the season)

Assistants

-

Conditions

Mild

Adjustments

-

Temperature

10°C

Other Notes

Surface: 3G

Match Details: 32

1-0

E Taylor1 [pen]

36

2-0

Danquah1

38

2-0

E Taylor2

39

3-1

75

4-1

Noonan

81

5-1

Danquah2

Lopez

Team Solent

TEAM SOLENT continued to put the pressure on leaders Romsey Town with a convincing win on the Test Park 3G against Lymington Town.

Chabrecek had an early shot for Lymington that just missed the far post. Danquah was put in by an E Taylor pass but his shot was blocked by Town keeper Cooper and the

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Wyvern Combination League Division 1 (West)

keeper again did well when E Taylor had slipped past the defensive line. Fine strength

by J Taylor to shake off a Town defender, he found E Taylor whose effort was blocked.

Solent went in front on 32 minutes when Danquah drew a foul in the box and E Taylor [pen] buried the spot-kick firmly into the corner of the net. It soon became 2-0 with a great move as Skoczeń played the ball wide to Roche who swept past an opponent and crossed in, it got a touch off a defender in the middle and Danquah hit a well-controlled volley into the net. It was soon 3-0, a fine run by Roche took him into the box and a pass to E Taylor to apply the far post finish.

The celebrations had barely dimmed when, practically with a blink of an eye, the ball went into the Solent net as Lopez was put in and shot low into the corner and four goals were scored in a seven minute spell. E Taylor, eyeing a first half hat-trick, showed fine control, a neat feign to get past a defender but his shot was blocked. HT: 3-1.

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Sub

gl

1

Callum Short

2

Cairo Duhaney-Burton

3

Jake Armstrong

4

Chris Wateridge

5

Nathan Taylor

6

Karol Skoczeń

67

7

Lewis Danquah

86

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Jacob Noonan

1

9

Ethan Taylor

2

10

James Taylor

11

Tyler Roche

YC

RC

2

Sub 3/5: No

Sub

12

Giovanni Landu

67

13

James Campbell

86

gl

YC

RC

Lymington Town

No

Sub

gl

YC

1

Dan Cooper

2

Callum Frampton

3

Will Weston

4

Steve Hillyer

5

Roy Vinver

6

Rhys Jones

7

Connor Lopez

8

Jon Russell

9

Filipe Chabrecek

79

10

Harry Chapman

51

11

Jordan AinsworthRolfe

RC

HT

1 66

Sub 3/5: No

Sub

12

Pete Hurford

HT

13

Scott Metcalfe

66

gl

YC

RC

Cooper was alert in the opening minutes of the second half to thwart first Roche and then Danquah, the latter after fine control and pass in midfield by Skoczeń. More good Solent attacking play, featuring Roche, J Taylor and E Taylor, the latter being denied

by Cooper’s block. Town got forward and won a free-kick that Hurford took and it came off the home side’s bar, whilst the same player’s cross was headed out to Chapman who shot wide. Wateridge found Danquah whose distant effort bounced in front of Cooper but the keeper held. A fourth Solent goal did come when they won a free-kick and eventually, after opponents had expressed their opinions, Noonan scored directly with a curling effort. An earlier substitution had seen J Taylor drop back to centre midfield and, with dainty feet, he got forward to work a shooting chance that was off target. It was J Taylor’s pass in midfield that put in Danquah to cleverly chip the ball over Cooper and Solent were home and hosed. Town finished with ten due to an injury, having used both of their subs. FT: 5-1.

It was a decent game overall as all the Solent players did their bits to achieve a fully deserved victory. But mention of young N Taylor who was very composed in defence and it’s great to see coach Campbell lacing up those old ‘size nines’ again, albeit only for the final few minutes.

So, I’d been to nine consecutive Solent games without a win - until tonight – and you, the intrepid reader has suffered this too! I thought I’d incurred the wrath of Sparkitus, the Solent mythical beast! Whatever I’d done to cause this, only a win at Bournemouth tomorrow (Tuesday) will prove I have been fully forgiven – pretty please, oh Great One! Yes, I know what you are thinking but, although the return of a winning habit is very much worthy of celebration, I assure the reader that not a single drop of sauce has passed my lips!!

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Solent Sport Sporting opportunities for students, staff and the local community.

At Solent Sport we’re committed to providing the best sporting opportunities for Solent University students, whilst also supporting the needs of our staff and the local community. We aim to enhance the student experience with activities ranging from recreational or competitive sports, to coach education courses, and support for talented athletes through our High Performance Academy.

Our excellent facilities include a state-of-the-art football venue, as well as a number of multi-use indoor sports halls and gyms.

Talk to us  023 8201 3277  solent.sport@solent.ac.uk  solent.ac.uk/solent-sport  facebook.com/MySolentSport/  twitter.com/mysolentsport

These are exciting times for Solent Sport and we look forward to you being a part of it.

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Player Profile

by Kalan Coupar

Curtis Thorn Attracted by the club’s professionalism, Team Solent’s left-back started playing for the side in September 2016. At the age of 21 Thorn has a heap of experience having played semi-professional for Havant & Waterlooville and Alton; as well as trials with Chelsea, Reading and Southampton. The debut season has been a flyer for Thorn having played a fundamental role in Solent’s historical FA Vase Run, scoring in the Third Round against Bodmin Town. He is also in his second year of studying Applied Sports Science.

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