Southam United vs Launton Sports Matchday Programme

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LAUNTON SPORTS 9 APRIL 2022 OXFORDSHIRE SENIOR LEAGUE PREMIER DIVISION

OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMME

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Cover: Ricky Barby battles with a Bicester defender, Above: Forward Jay Lawes breaks free in the midfield and makes a run on the opposition’s goal

Manager’s Letter - Richard Kay Vice-Captain’s Column Match Day Gallery Saints Gain Vital Point in Promotion Pursuit Saints Play to Another Draw Away to Local Rivals Poinsed to Finish Out The Season on a High - Sam Dunn Today’s Opposition - Launton Sports

First Team Manager Richard Kay First Team Assistant Manager Paul Knights First Team GK Coach Alan Kinnear First Team Player Coach Daniel Long First Team Physio Paul Knights Club Onsite Physio David Ward Matchday Liaison Group Richard Kay, Paul Knights, Tyler Collman, Rhian Tilley, Molly Cassidy First Team Secretary Tyler Collman First Team Media Officer Rhian Tilley Club Kitman Michael Duckett Contributing Photographer Marie Price Programme Editor Rhian Tilley Contributor David Hucker Any Sports Injury or General Physio Contact David Ward at 07921073889 To Arrange An Appointment

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richard kay LETTER FROM THE MANAGER

I would like to welcome the players, staff and committee of Launton to Bobby Hancocks Park for today’s OSL Prem match day.

It seems like a long time ago that we traveled to Launton for our first OSL game of the season. It was one of our toughest games of the season, against strong opposition.

It was a hard earned, 2-nil away win back in September, but for long periods the game was in the balance until we scored the second goal very

Head Coach Richard Kay

late on. Launton are having a very good season and are in the top 4 of the OSL Prem for a reason. On their day they have shown they can beat anyone and are one of the best sides in the division.

Last week’s game was yet another clean sheet and again, a very solid performance.

It was one of those games that if we played ten times, nine times out of ten we win by 3 or 4. Again, we can only look back on some missed golden chances in front of goal.

Known in football as sitters.

The Cropredy goalkeeper was fantastic on the day, but we lacked the quality and patience in the final third to really turn our complete dominance in terms of possession into goals. Defensively, again, we were excellent and have been for weeks.

Not taking chances costs you as much as bad defending. We are creating a bucketload of chances so I’m not concerned. If we convert a percentage of these chances we will make life much easier for ourselves.

It was great to get the point and confirm mathematically a top 5 league position and eligibility for promotion to Hellenic 1 and step 6 of the NLS. Since the re-launch in 2019 it has been a long journey with a global pandemic thrown in to take the club full circle back to step 6 where the first team

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We are creating a bucket-load of chances so I’m not concerned. If we convert a percentage of these chances we will make life much easier for ourselves.

folded 6 years ago.

I’m never interested in outside noise or opinion, especially on social media, but some of the things I have read is embarrassing.

Firstly, we are not celebrating a top 5 finish. We have clearly stated that we are ELIGIBLE for promotion after securing at least a top 5 finish. As things stand we currently sit in third position, and are in the mix to try and finish runners up.

As a manager, staff and squad of players our aim is to finish as high in the league table as possible.

There is not a first team in the country that deserves promotion back to step 6 more. Over the last three years we were 15 points clear at the top in Hellenic 2 and lost out on the club’s first league title for 40 years due to the pandemic.

We now currently sit third in the OSL. We have played 58 competitive games in all competitions against a range of clubs from step 5 to 8, won 41 games, lost 13 and drawn 4 over the course of nearly 3 years. We are closing in on scoring nearly 200 goals in not even two full seasons. We have broke every first team record going on the pitch.

Promotion back to step 6 is the least we deserve.

The place is buzzing. We are one big family.

I’m so proud and happy for everyone associated with the club. It’s been one hell of a journey but there are many more pages to be written.

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ASH KNIGHTS LETTER FROM THE CAPTAIN

Welcome to Bobby Hancocks Park for today’s OSL game against Launton Sports.

With only four games remaining we will be approaching every game as a cup final as we want to finish as high as we can.

Realistically we will need to win every game to have the chance of finishing runners up. That’s our aim for the remaining four games of the season and that starts today against a good Launton side.

We met in the first game of the season, winning 2-0, which I thought flattered us as they gave us a good game. For me, one of the better sides we have played this season.

Last week’s 0-0 draw away against Cropredy was a disappointing result when we dominated the game from start to finish. We just lacked that cutting edge in the final third. Something we have been working on in training this week. However, the result meant we have now finished high enough in the league to secure promotion.

I’m delighted the club can once again compete at step 6 next year. Its not how you want to get promotion because you want to win the league, but if you step back and summarise things, its promotion that’s the most important however that may happen.

I’ve been here since the restart at Southam and on behalf of everyone who’s been involved with the club, our promotion over

that period is fully deserved. And no one can argue with that.

Congratulations to all players, ex-players, management, supporters and everyone associated with the club. It’s a collective effort and let’s enjoy the remainder of the season and try and finish on a high.

Enjoy the game and thank you again for your support. It doesn’t go unnoticed.

Ash

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SOUTHAM UNITED VS BICESTER HALLIONS 26 March 2022 - BHP

Clockwise From Top Left: Head Coach Richard Kay gives prematch instructions. Midfielder Pat O’Brien prepares for the match during warm ups. Jay Lawes takes a shot on goal, past the reach of a Bicester defender. Adam Neale starts play from the back-line.

Photos by Marie Price

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Clockwise From Top Left: Simon Barby wins a header in the middle of the pitch. Kieran Brady attempts to work the ball further into the box on a Southam attack. Pat O’Brien wins a header over a Bicester midfielder. Defender Adam Neale puts a headed shot on goal.

Photos by Marie Price

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SAINTS GAIN VITAL POINT IN PROMOTION PURSUIT

by David hucker

Southam United 1 Bicester Hallions 1 Oxfordshire Senior League In an all-action match in front of a good size

the outside of the post. It was Hallions who

Bobby Hancocks Park crowd, Southam United

finished the half stronger, however, and captain

drew with unbeaten leaders Bicester Hallions,

Stuart Bridges blasted over from a good position.

who now need just one point to secure the Oxfordshire Senior League Premier title.

Saints could have gone behind again early in the second half, as a Jamie Munday free kick went just

Southam twice went close in the opening 10

wide and were then indebted to Neale for clearing

minutes, first through Kieran Brady, whose

off the line after Hudson had saved a shot from

shot hit the post only for the ball to roll across

Brooks. With 15 minutes to go, Sam Dunn made a

the face of goal, and then a good effort by Jay

good tackle to deny Brooks again and Hudson was

Lawes which was well saved by visiting keeper

back in action to save another chance from a

Reece Green.

corner.

Bicester themselves had a good chance to

As Hallions continued to press for a second,

open the scoring when a through ball found the

McGlynn pulled his shot wide, but it was Saints

lively Ryan Brooks, but Ryan Harris made a

who went closest to scoring the winner as Green

timely intervention. They didn’t take long to

dived late to his left to scoop an Alfie Speed shot

find the net, however, as Piers McGlynn struck

out from under the post. Jay Lawes had a goal

a low shot from outside the penalty area past

disallowed late on, but it ended all square with

the outstretched arm of keeper Lewis Hudson

Saints extending their unbeaten league run to

to give them a 13th minute lead.

seven matches.

Southam were soon back on terms as Bicester failed to clear a corner and defender Adam Neale was on hand to bundle the ball home to make it all square on 20 minutes.

They almost got a second soon after when a

“It was a pulsating game in which we couldn’t have done more” said manager Richard Kay. “We now look a proper team with depth, having hit a post three times and the bar twice and also had a last-minute winner chalked off for offside.

fine solo run from Ricky Barby ended with his

What an atmosphere at BHP - the best since we

shot landing on top of the crossbar before a

re-launched. Thank you to the locals for coming

good passing move set up Lawes whose shot hit

out and your tremendous support.”

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Southam United: Lewis Hudson, Sam Dunn, Alfie Speed, Adam Neale, Ryan Harris, Simon Barby [Captain], Kieran Brady (Daniel Long 80), Pat O’Brien (Ashley Knights 62), Jay Lawes, Ricky Barby, Shane Osborne (Wendel Moyo 62) Subs not used: Scott Lindley, Matt Pemberton Booking: Adam Neale Bicester Hallions: Reece Green, Wayne Blossom, Chris Schooling, Liam Godin, Tai Thomas, Jamie Munday, Callum Tighe, Piers McGlynn, Dan Bone, Ryan Brooks, Stuart Bridges [Capt.]

Subs not used: Dan Smith, Nick Neale, Sam Graham, Lewis Bland, Ronnie Donaldson Booking: Jamie Munday Player of the Match: Ryan Harris Referee: David Burns

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SAINTS PLAY TO ANOTHER DRAW AWAY TO LOCAL RIVALS

by David hucker

Cropredy FC 0 Southam United 0 Oxfordshire Senior League Southam United stretched their unbeaten

Champkins, Melvin Mauritson, Jay Lawes, Ricky

league run to eight matches in the Oxfordshire

Barby

Senior League Premier Division on Saturday with a goalless draw at neighbours Cropredy.

Subs Used: Ethan Champkins, Shane Osborne

Saints remain in third place, but now need Kennington Athletic, who thrashed bottom

Subs Unused: Matt Pemberton, Daniel Long,

club Marston Saints 5-0, to drop points if they

Ryan Harris

are to overhaul them and finish runners-up to champions-elect Bicester Hallions.

Next Saturday Southam are at home to fourthplaced Launton Sports, kick off 2.30pm.

Southam United: Lewis Hudson, Sam Dunn, Alfie Speed, Adam Neale, Ashley Knights [Capt.], Simon Barby, Kieran Brady, Ellis

Referee: Ian Walkden

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POISED TO FINISH OUT THE SEASON ON A HIGH WORDS // RHIAN TILLEY

After becoming a familiar figure in Rich Kay’s back-line, right-back Sam Dunn has found a rhythm with his fellow defenders. He talks to us this week about the last few matches, the defense’s clean-sheet run, and the team’s focus on finishing the season on a positive note.

Last week you received Man of the Match, alongside Adam Neale. Where were you able to find success against our strong, local rivals, Cropredy?

I think on the whole we played pretty well as a team last week. Defensively we were organised and limited them to very few chances which set us up to be able to go and get a result. On any other day we probably score 2 or 3 and come away with the 3 points, but unfortunately it wasn’t to be.

How do you think that partnership with Neale, and the entire back-line, is progressing?

I’m really happy with how I’ve slotted into the side and the back four this year. Having played with Adam and some of the lads before has helped, but as a whole squad I think we’ve really turned a corner and developed a really strong foundation to build on. Defensively we’ve come on massively in recent months and I think our

recent record of clean sheets speaks for itself in terms of how far we’ve progressed so hopefully we can keep building on this in the last few games.

You’ve been a mainstay on the back-line week-in and week-out for Rich. How are you enjoying your football for the Saints this season?

I’ve really been enjoying my football since I moved to Southam this season and I’m very grateful to Rich for the opportunities he’s given me and for showing a lot of faith in me since I joined. We’ve built such a strong squad so to have played so consistently has been fantastic.

Launton have scored 15 goals in just 5 matches recently. What will be the focus for the team defensively against a side who are strong in the attacking third?

We know Launton will be a tough test and will offer more of a threat going forward than Cropredy last week, but we’re coming into the game in good form defensively and will be looking to carry this forward into

this game. The focus will be to try and stay organised as a back 4, but also to keep being aggressive and not give their forward players any time and space on the ball.

Conversely, we have only conceded 1 in the last 6 matches, a fantastic achievement for the team, especially after a difficult end to last year/start of this year. Where has this consistency come from?

I think we’ve largely had a fairly settled squad since the new year, which has helped us build good chemistry as a back four. But having said that, when the side has been changed everyone who has come in has hit the ground running straight away. There’s also been a noticeable change in focus and I feel like the intensity in training has really ramped up, which seems to have paid off in recent performances.

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With the end of the season approaching, and a possible promotion in the offseason already locked up, where is the focus for the team at the moment?

It was great to get the promotion ticked off last week, but the squad is still focused on keeping this momentum going to finish the year on a high and finish as high up the league table as we can.

We’ll just take one game at a time and try to take maximum points every week and hopefully keep that positivity going into pre-season.

The last home match, against Bicester, was a great atmosphere at Bobby Hancocks Park. How important is it for the players to have that support?

It was great to see so many people out supporting us in the last home game for such an important fixture. It gives everyone a real boost and means a lot to the team, so I’m glad we were able to give a good performance and I think we definitely deserved all 3 points on the day.

Hopefully that support can continue into next season as it can really give us that extra boost!

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It has been a while since we last met today’s opponents, with the last match being the first of the season away to Launton in the OSL. In that time the team has built a strong campaign and has proven to be one of the better sides in the league. Sitting in fourth place, just behind Southam, with 6 less points but with a game in hand, the Bicester side will be looking to take advantage of recent form and put pressure on the teams above.

Having netted 15 in their last 5 matches it will be no doubt that they will put some attacking pressure on a strong defensive Saints side.

That threat in front of goal will likely come from leading goalscorer Danny Clark, who has 8 in 17 appearances.

However the home side would be unwise to ignore that much of the scoring responsibility has been shared by no less than 18 members of the squad, and anyone could be dangerous.

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SEPTEMBER

OPPONENT

RESULT

GARSINGTON (A) BURE PARK FC (H) BICESTER HALLIONS (A) HALSE UNITED (A) COVENTRY COPSEWOOD (H)

W 5-0 W 5-0 L 0-2 W 1-0 W 2-1

MARSTON SAINTS (H) JET BLADES (H) GORNAL ATHLETIC (A) GARSINGTON (H)

W 4-0 WALKOVER L 0-2 W 9-1

SATURDAY 4TH MARSTON SAINTS (H) POSTPONED SATURDAY 11TH LAUNTON FC (A) W 2-0 SATURDAY 18TH KENNINGTON ATHLETIC (H) W 2-1 SATURDAY 25TH SUMMERTOWN AFC (H) L 0-5

OCTOBER

SATURDAY 2ND SATURDAY 9TH SATURDAY 16TH SATURDAY 23RD WEDNESDAY 27TH

NOVEMBER

SATURDAY 6TH SATURDAY 13TH SATURDAY 20TH SATURDAY 27TH

DECEMBER

SATURDAY 4TH CROPREDY (H) L 2-3 SATURDAY 11TH KENILWORTH SPORTING (H) L 2-4 SATURDAY 18TH EYNSHAM ASSOCIATION (H) POSTPONED

JANUARY

SATURDAY 8TH SATURDAY 15TH SATURDAY 22ND SATURDAY 29TH

FEBRUARY

SATURDAY 5TH SATURDAY 12TH SATURDAY 19TH SATURDAY 26TH

MARCH

SATURDAY 5TH SATURDAY 12TH SATURDAY 19TH SATURDAY 26TH

APRIL

SUMMERTOWN STARS (H) CHARLTON UNITED (A) YARNTON FC (A) DUNLOP FC (H)

L 3-3 L 2-4 W 3-2 L (3)1-1(4)

KENNINGTON ATHLETIC (A) EYNSHAM ASSOCIATION (H) LAUNTON SPORTS (H) GARSINGTON FC (H)

D 1-1 L 0-1 POSTPONED W 2-0

MARSTON SAINTS (A) CHARLTON UNITED (H) SUMMERTOWN AFC (A) BICESTER HALLIONS (H)

W 2-0 W 6-0 W 3-0 D 1-1

SATURDAY 2ND CROPREDY (A) D 0-0

FIXTURES 2021/22 STARTING XI

SUBS

Hudson, KNIGHTS, Brady, Locklin, Feasey, O’Brien, Lenihan*, S Barby*, Moyo, Long, Osborne

Khorrami (62), Lindley (69), Loughran (80)

*Goal scorer // CAPS captain

Hudson, KNIGHTS, Brady, Neale, Locklin, O’Brien, Power, S Barby, Moyo*, R Barby, Osborne*

Khorrami (66), Lindley (74), Skidmore, Feasey, Loughran

Hudson, Cooper, Brady, Neale, KNIGHTS, O’Brien, Moyo, S Barby, Long, R Barby, Osborne

Power (68) , Skidmore, Khorrami (75), Lindley (88), Fahey (88)

Skidmore, Cooper, Brady, Neale, Feasey, KNIGHTS, Harris*, S Barby**, Lenihan, R Barby**, Osborne

Long, Moyo, Khorrami, Loughran, Lindley

Skidmore, Cooper, Brady, Neale, Feasey, KNIGHTS, Harris, S Barby, Lawes***, R Barby, Osborne*

Moyo (S)*, Hudson, Lenihan, Lindley (S), Ontunji (S)

Skidmore, Harris, Neale, Ontunji, Feasey, KNIGHTS, Khorrami, Moyo, S Barby, R Barby, Osborne

Cassidy (S)

Hudson, Harris, Brady, Neale, KNIGHTS, Lindley, Moyo, O’Brien, Lawes*, S Barby, R Barby

Lenihan (68), Skidmore, Cassidy

Hudson, Harris, Brady, Neale, Feasey, KNIGHTS, Moyo, S Barby*, Lawes*, R Barby, Osborne

O’Brien, Skidmore, Lindley, Long, Lenihan

Hudson, Dunn, Brady, Neale, Feasey, KNIGHTS, Moyo, S Barby, Lawes, R Barby*, Osborne

Lindley (65)*, Skidmore, Lenihan (61), O’Brien (70), Harris

Canceled Skidmore, Dunn, Brady, Neale, Feasey, KNIGHTS, Harris, S Barby*, Lawes**, R Barby, Osborne

Mauritson (S), Hudson, Lenihan, Lindley (S), Moyo (S), Speed

Skidmore, Dunn, Speed, Neale*, Feasey, Lindley, Harris*, S BARBY*, Lawes**, R Barby**, Moyo

KNIGHTS (62), Hudson, Long (73), Brady (62), Lenihan

Hudson, Dunn, Brady, Neale, KNIGHTS, Speed, Lenihan*, S Barby, Lawes, R Barby*, Mauritson

Moyo (46), Pemberton (74), Long

Skidmore, Dunn, Brady, Neale, Feasey, KNIGHTS, Harris, S Barby, Lawes*, R Barby*, Mauritson

Hudson, Lenihan (S), O’Brien, Moyo (S), Lindley

Hudson, Dunn, Brady, Neale, Feasey, KNIGHTS, Osborne*, O’Brien, Mauritson, S Barby, R Barby

Pemberton, Skidmore, Speed, Lindley (S), Long

Hudson, Dunn, Brady, Harris, KNIGHTS, O’Brien, Mauritson, S Barby**, Lawes, R Barby, Osborne

Long, Pemberton, Moyo (S), Speed (S), Lindley

Hudson, Dunn, Speed, Harris, KNIGHTS, Lindley, Mauritson**, S Barby, Lawes*, R Barby, Osborne

Brady (48), Feasey (80), Pemberton (68), Long

Hudson, Dunn, Brady, Harris, KNIGHTS, O’Brien, Pemberton, S Barby, Mauritson*, R Barby, Osborne

Speed, Neale, Moyo (79), Lindley, Lawes (60)

Hudson, Dunn, Speed, Neale, KNIGHTS, Lindley, Mauritson, S Barby*, Lawes, R Barby, Osborne

Moyo (76), Pemberton (80), Brady, O’Brien (65), Harris

Hudson, Dunn, Brady, Neale, Speed, Lindley, Moyo, S BARBY, Lawes, R Barby, Osborne

Mauritson (71), Pemberton (46), Long (83)

Hudson, KNIGHTS, Speed, Neale*, Harris, S Barby, Osborne, R Barby, Lawes, Mauritson*, Brady

Moyo (75), Lindley (82), Pemberton (78), Loughran

Hudson, Dunn, Speed, Harris, Knights, S Barby, Osborne, R BARBY*, Lawes, Mauritson*, Brady

Pemberton (75), O’Brien (82), Long

Hudson, Dunn, Brady, Neale, Harris, S BARBY***, Et Champkins*, El Champkins, Mauritson*, R Barby, Osborne

Lindley (65), Moyo (65), O’Brien (65), Speed (65), Long* (70)

Hudson, Dunn, Brady, Neale, Harris, S BARBY, El Champkins*, Et Champkins, Mauritson, Lawes*, R Barby

Long* (S), O’Brien* (S), Speed (S)

Hudson, Dunn, Speed, Neale*, Harris, S BARBY, Brady, O’Brien, Lawes, R Barby, Osborne

Moyo (62), Knights (62), Pemberton, Lindley, Long (80)

Hudson, Dunn, Speed, KNIGHTS, S Barby, Brady, El Champkins, Mauritson, Lawes, R Barby

Et Champkins (S), Osborne (S), Pemberton, Long, Harris

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OXFORDSHIRE SENIOR LEAGUE PREMIER DIVISION TABLE OXFORDSHIRE SENIOR LEAGUE PREMIER P W D DIVISION L F A

TEAM

LEAGUE GOAL SCORING LEADERS PLAYER

TEAM

APPS

GD

PTS

SOUTHAM ALL COMPETITIONS GOAL SCORERS GOALS

PLAYER

APPS

GOALS

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Richard KAY Manager

Ricky BARBY Simon BARBY Kieran BRADY Ethan CHAMPKINS Ellis CHAMPKINS Sam DUNN Ryan HARRIS Lewis HUDSON Ashley KNIGHTS Jay LAWES Scott LINDLEY Daniel LONG Melvin MAURITSON Wendel MOYO Adam NEALE Patrick O’BRIEN Shane OSBORNE Matt PEMBERTON Alfie SPEED

SOUTHAM UNITED FC’S PRINCIPAL AFFILIATIONS

MATCH OFFICIAL Mark STANISTREET

MASCOTS Ollie KAY

NEXT MATCH Saturday 16 April Yarnton FC Oxfordshire Senior League Premier Division Bobby Hancocks Park (2:30PM)

OTHER OXFORDSHIRE SENIOR LEAGUE PREMIER DIVISION MATCHES Saturday 9 April Bure Park v Bicester Hallions (2:30PM) Charlton United v Cropredy FC (2:30PM) Summertown Stars v Yarnton FC (2:30PM)