Southam United vs Bicester Hallions Matchday Programme

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BICESTER HALLIONS 26 MARCH 2022 OXFORDSHIRE SENIOR LEAGUE PREMIER DIVISION

OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMME

Cover: Captain on the day, Simon Barby, celebrates one of his three goals, Above: The team celebrates another league victory over Charlton United

Manager’s Letter - Richard Kay Vice-Captain’s Column Match Day Gallery Three Goals And Sweet Revenge On The Road Making a Difference On The Pitch...And Off - Daniel Long Getting To Know Kieran Brady Today’s Opposition - Charlton United

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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 firstly welcome the players, management and committee of Bicester Hallions to Bobby Hancocks Park for today’s highly anticipated OSL league game.

It’s late March and what a game we have as the curtain on the 21/22 season draws to a close. Its 1st v joint 2nd and the two teams top of the current form guide.

At any level it doesn’t get any bigger than fighting for a league title or in our case for promotion via

Head Coach Richard Kay

our league position and sporting merit.

We could not be in better form which is reflected with us being top of the current form table. Bicester will no doubt look at this game as potentially their final hurdle in winning the OSL league title. A positive result will surely see them lift the title with 5 games to go.

For us we need to get over the line and secure a top five finish mathematically asap and keep Bicester honest in the title race.

Both teams have shown unbelievable consistency over the course of the last 2-3 years. Bicester will have one eye on going unbeaten in the OSL for two seasons at step 7 and 8. We have only lost 5 league games in nearly three years over two different leagues.

Pound for pound at step 7 and 8 today’s game is between two of the best sides based on results in the country at step 7 and 8.

Whatever todays result both clubs can look back on the last 2-3 years with pride.

After last weeks excellent result and performance at Summertown and again superb preparation in the week at training we need to continue to build on our recent momentum.

It’s been frustrating at times with

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For us we need to get over the line and secure a top five finish mathematically [as soon as possible] and keep Bicester honest in the title race.

availability and Covid but we have really started to settle down in terms of squad selection. It’s been a huge task in rebuilding the squad and an ongoing process. If somebody would have said we would be joint 2nd going into April and closing in on promotion to take the club back to step 6 in our first ever season in the OSL, I would have snapped their hand off.

There has been a noticeable change in going back to basics and enjoying our football. We are taking one game at a time.

Training standards have been raised considerably and collectively the group

look much fitter, sharper, tactically aware with a developing winning mentality.

We are now seeing the fruits of a lot of hard work on the training ground and recent recruitment. It’s now all about getting over the line.

As always please get right behind the players and thank you for your continued support UTS

Richard Kay

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SIMON BARBY LETTER FROM THE VICE-CAPTAIN

Welcome back to Bobby Hancocks Park! We have a cracking game ahead, a top of the table clash.

Both teams are in form teams coming into the game, with neither having lost in 6 games.

We will be hoping for a bit of revenge from our away fixture when we fell short, but we are on a winning streak of games, plus clean sheets as well, and we will go into Saturday’s game very confident and with a winning mentality.

I would like to take a moment to talk about the Champkin boys, who have recently signed back with us. Ethan and Ellis have already made a big impact in the squad, and with Ethan scoring on his debut we’ll be hoping for him to get more in the last remaining games. And Ellis, my partner in

crime in the middle of the park, he has energy to burn!

Our squad is the best it has been and the team spirit in the changing room is unbelievable. We are all set to get promotion this year which is deserved from the last couple of seasons we’ve had, and especially during Covid.

We believe we deserve to be in the position we’re in. If we win or come in second, and get promoted, we will feel it has been a successful full season!

Thank you for your support and enjoy the game!

Si

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COMPANIES SUPPORTING

SOUTHAM UNITED Southam United First Team would like to thank the following companies who have supported the club this season

Aaron Lane

LANE Commiercial Ltd. EDGEWAY (Warwick) LTD

We would also like to thank our dedicated player and matchday sponsors

Dave Carter David Hucker

Paul Kay Paul Knights

To help support Southam United FC First Team and add your company or name to the list please contact rkcoaching@hotmail.co.uk

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MATCHDAY 10

SOUTHAM UNITED VS CHARLTON UNITED 12 March 2022 - BHP

Photos by Marie Price

Clockwise From Top Left: New addition Ethan Champkins warms up with a group of starters . Goal scorer Daniel Long works on his possession before kickoff. Ryan Harris sends a cross into the box looking for a teammate. In his first match back with the Saints Ellis Champkins held strong in the midfield and provided an assist to brother Ethan Champkins.

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Clockwise From Top Left: Kieran Brady breaks down the left wing and finds Jay Lawes in the middle of the box. Winger Shane Osborne faces up to a Charlton defender. Brothers, and returning additions to the squad linked up for a fantastic goal in the first half. Keeper Lewis Hudson targets a teammate down-field.

Photos by Marie Price

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THREE GOALS AND SWEET REVENGE ON THE ROAD

by David hucker

Summertown Stars 0 Southam United 3 Oxfordshire Senior League Beaten 5-0 at home by Summertown Stars back

“We need to believe we can still fight for the

in September, Southam United turned the

title.” said manager Richard Kay. “Anything can

tables in style in the reverse fixture in

happen in football.

Oxfordshire on Saturday, chalking up their

Kick off at Bobby Hancocks Park is at 2.30pm.

fourth win in a row.

The returning Jay Lawes, pictured, opened

Southam United: Lewis Hudson, Sam Dunn,

the scoring in the 30th minute, notching his

Kieran Brady, Adam Neale, Ryan Harris, Simon

12th goal of the season, to give Saints a half-

Barby

time lead. Substitute Pat O’Brien doubled their

Champkins, Melvin Mauritson, Jay Lawes, Ricky

advantage in the 80th and, with five minutes to

Barby

[Captain],

Ellis

Champkins,

go, another substitute, Daniel Long, wrapped up the three points.

Subs: Daniel Long, Pat O’Brien, Alfie Speed

With Eynsham Association having withdrawn from the league and their results expunged,

Player of the Match: Ryan Harris

saints are now level on points with secondplaced Kennington, with a game in hand.

A fourth clean sheet coupled with 13 goals scored has improved their goal difference, but their winning run will be put to the toughest test next Saturday when they entertain unbeaten Bicester Hallions.

The league leaders need just four more points to secure the title and, whilst they are unlikely to be caught, a win for Saints would make life interesting.

Referee: Chris Parsons

Ethan

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MAKING A DIFFERENCE ON THE PITCH...AND OFF WORDS // RHIAN TILLEY

After seeing his role change over the last few years this season’s Player/Coach Daniel Long is finding his stride both on the pitch, and on the touchline. He provides some insight into how he prepares for matches, the benefits of his role, and what he’s expecting from the team this weekend.

Going into this season there were a lot of changes within the squad and the club, including your role in the team now as a Player/Coach. What went into that decision?

I had finished off last “season” (or nonseason as it were) in more of a coaching position but due to the huge turnaround of players in pre-season I started the majority of preseason and the beginning of the season’s games as the number 9. This wasn’t the plan Rich and I had for this season as at 33 playing week-in, week-out with recurring injuries isn’t an ideal situation. The plan was always to bring in young and hungry players for me to be able to help them build and share my experience with them.

What do you think you bring to the team when coaching from the touchline and how do you hope to see that develop?

To be honest, I try not to think too hard on what’s in front of us on game day (I leave that to Rich), and just concentrate on what the lads can bring to the table and being

able to adjust and see things during the game.

No game is the same for any player. Every week you have to adapt and know the type of opponent you are up against and I believe I can see that well from the sideline and provide the boys with advice or constructive criticism, ingame, for them to move forward with.

What have been the struggles so far? And what have been some of the good or maybe unexpected moments?

The 5-0 loss at home to Summertown was a tough one for me. I started, was struggling with an injury, but numbers were very low squad-wise due to players leaving or being out/recovering from Covid. This was a real transition period for the team, as was the next few games following. It has probably been the toughest period since the relaunch of SUFC. On the other hand, for me the team morale and togetherness has been a breath of fresh air. There aren’t any cliques or individuals within the squad, and whether you are in the starting 11, or the squad of 16, everyone has played their part and all back each other.

While you have been involved in this new role you have also featured for Rich on the pitch. How do you juggle the two roles on match days?

Anyone who loves football loves playing the beautiful game. I still come to every match when in the 16 hoping to get on the pitch and make a difference. But in saying that, my mindset is to get the boys ready for the game. Getting a good warm-up done and getting focused on the task in hand. Not the easiest thing to do with 15 lads, but they know when they have to switch on and get ready to play. Then, if I get my minutes on the pitch I do what I can to be as involved as possible. Which at my age is usually being in the right place at the right time.

With a goal in each of the last two matches you’re on a bit of a run. How easy is it for you to change that focus during a match and does your form make you want to be in the lineup more often?

Yeah, it’s been a good couple of weeks! I

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honestly didn’t know if I would ever score for SUFC again, so it was nice to have that feeling back again! But, I know my limits.

We have some of the best young attackers around and I’m under no illusion of who deserves to be in that starting 11. I made the decision when my knee went that I would struggle to play as regularly as I wanted to and I went out and found us a striker who suited the team perfectly. He has been on a great run of form and I can sit back and bask in the glory of a great signing!

Where do you see this experience in coaching developing? Do you have interests in progressing a coaching career?

For me, I would love to coach/manage a youth team, somewhere between the ages of 14 and 18. Whilst I’m still able to play I will continue playing/coaching in adult football. But, when I decide to hang up my

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boots for good, being able to help mold and build players going into their adult career would be a great accomplishment for me.

Even if I was able to help one player make it to where they want to be then I would feel I have achieved something great.

Today’s match is probably the biggest of the season so far as we welcome first place Bicester Hallions.

Going into this game we are the underdogs.

Nobody can say otherwise when we are playing a team unbeaten in the league and have only dropped 6 points all season.

Is this a must-win match? Or is just continuing a strong show of play more important than the result?

The pressure is on them. We can go out on to the pitch to play our game and just enjoy the

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atmosphere. When we come out winning the game the pressure is then pushed on to them to make sure their run of form doesn’t go down in flames because winning our game in hand will put us right on their heels, chasing for that title. We feel strongly that we can make promotion. Last week’s win gave us the belief of being able to reach that milestone, so for me this game is a test of our quality and where we are at. Winning this game, for me, would prove we are the best in the league, we just suffered with a rough patch (which I’m sure most teams have experienced in current times) and that has meant we haven’t kept it as tight as we would have hoped, but there is still time to make a title race!

With sights set on promotion, what are the hopes and plans for this team over the next few seasons?

Next season’s plan has always been promotion to Step 6, which is why the change of leagues was made by Rich and the committee, and I think it was the right decision by all. I have no doubt all the boys in the squad can play at the Step 6 level, so hopefully we can keep all the lads here and progress together, going into the next season off the back of a strong finish to this one.

Following that we just need to focus week by week, game by game, and move forward as performances allow. #UTS

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Getting to know...

KIERAN BRADY

Favourite ... Player or Sporting Idol: Aston Villa Legend, Nigel Reo-Coker Team to Support: Aston Villa Boots: Nike Mercurial Local Derby or Cup Match: Local Derby Match You’ve Played In: Cup Semi-Final win for Buckingham Athletic in 2018 Goal-Line Save or Assist the Game Winner: Assist Game Winner Crunching Slide Tackle or Towering Header: Slide Tackle Goal Celebration: Fireman’s Hose with Adam Neale Sport You Could Have Played Other Than Football: Tennis

World Cup or Champions League: World Cup Favourite Food: Chinese Favourite Holiday Destination: Tenerife Favourite Film: The Other Guys Favourite Actor: DiCaprio

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Something You’ve Always Wanted to Try But Are Too Afraid: Bungee Jumping Karaoke Song: Mr Brightside - The Killers Worst Habit: Very forgetful!

What Animal Would You Be: Giraffe, chill in the sun and can reach anything they want Biggest Inspiration: Tyrone Mings - Non-League to Professional Player

TEAMMATES...

Teacher’s Pet: Jay Lawes Most Likely To Make Everyone Laugh: Lewis Hudson Best Dance Moves or Singing Voice: Pat can cut some shapes Quickest: Ryan Harris (Flash) although Adam Neale reckons he’s got a faster top speed on the treadmill Slowest: Si Barby if he went out the night before a game Best Dressed: Melvin with his designer Danish gear. There would be a big competition for worst dressed for sure

Best Trainer: Ryan Harris has got a serious engine in training

Most Likely To Get You Into Trouble: Pat, by kicking 16 year olds and getting red cards Who would you call to get you out of trouble: Adam Neale with his chiseled body Club Hardman: Matt Pemberton Who Would You Want To Get Stuck In An Elevator With: Jay - He’s an engineer so we might stand half a chance of him fixing the problem. If that fails he can easily head-butt the door down

Southam United FC Position: Midfielder

PATRICK O’BRIEN

Position: Defender

RICKY BARBY

ASHLEY KNIGHTS

Position: Attacking Midfielder

2021/22

Sponsorship: Dave Carter

Sponsorship: Focus Barbershop

Position: Forward

JAY LAWES Sponsorship: Edgeway (Warwick) Ltd

Sponsorship: Jameison’s Barbers

Position: Defender

Position: Midfielder

SAM DUNN

Position: Midfielder

SIMON BARBY

Sponsorship: David Hucker

Sponsorship: David Hucker

KIEREN BRADY

Position: Midfielder

Position: Goalkeeper

LEWIS HUDSON

SCOTT LINDLEY

Sponsorship: Paul Knights

Sponsorship: MB Massage Therapy

Sponsorship: Aaron Lane with Lane Commercial Ltd.

Sponsorship: Auto Fastners

Sponsorship: M.P. Designs

Position: Forward Position: Midfielder

ELLIS CHAMPKINS

Position: Forward

Ethan Champkins

Position: Defender

ROSS FEASEY Sponsorship: Dave Carter

MELVIN MAURITSON

Position: Midfielder

MATT PEMBERTON

Position: Forward

SHANE OSBORNE

Position: Defender

ADAM NEALE

Position: Midfielder

ALFIE SPEED

Position: Forward

WENDEL MOYO

Sponsorship: RK Coaching

Sponsorship: Available

Position: Forward & Player/Coach

Daniel Long

Position: Forward

RYAN HARRIS

Sponsorship: Available

Sponsorship: Mr. Robinson’s Barbershop Sponsorship: Hatch Barbershop

Sponsorship: Available Sponsorship: Available

Sponsorship: RTMedia

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BICESTER HALLIONS

Its first versus joint-second in today’s top of the Oxfordshire Senior League table clash, and the pressure will be on the team at the top.

With easily the best team in the league visiting Bobby Hancocks Park today the Saints will be up against a side that has not lost any matches, and has only dropped 6 points so far this season.

The unbeaten Hallions have put an impressive 60 goals during their run, while only conceding 16 throughout

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However, after Southam’s recent results in the league the Saints find themselves at the top of the form table over the last 6 matches, having scored 17 and only letting in 3 compared to Bicester’s 20 for and 8 against.

The visiting side will surely rely on the league’s top goal scorer in Ryan Brooks, with 23 scored over 17 matches involved, as well as Dan Bone who has netted 11 in 15.

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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

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

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)

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)

*Goal scorer // CAPS captain

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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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UNITED

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 David BURNS

MASCOTS Ollie KAY

NEXT MATCH Saturday 2 April Cropredy FC Oxfordshire Senior League Premier Division Williamscot Road OX17 1PG (2:30PM)

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