Southam United vs Halse United Matchday Programme

SOUTHAM

UNITED vs

HALSE UNITED 7 MAY 2022 OXFORDSHIRE SENIOR LEAGUE PREMIER DIVISION

OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMME

Cover: The team celebrates a goal at BHP against Garsington, Above: Midfielder Pat O’Brien volleys the ball while playing away to Launton in the first match of the season

Manager’s Letter - Richard Kay Owner’s Letter - Michael Davis Captain’s Letter - Ashley Knights Five-Star Saints Crush Yarnton Emphatic Win In Season’s Penultimate Match Keeping the Pressure On The Front Foot - Melvin Mauritson Today’s Opposition - Halse United

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

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LETTER FROM THE MANAGER

I would like to welcome the players, management and committee of Halse to Bobby Hancocks Park for our final OSL game of the season. It promises to be a great game between two of the league’s most inform sides.

The reverse fixture at Halse was a very tight affair.

We were going through our toughest period with Covid and availability, so to nick a one-nil win was a good result. I was impressed with the set up at Halse and I expect them to be one of the front runners in the OSL next season.

In my opinion it has been the strongest OSL for years. Its been a very long season and for us the incentive is to finish in the top two, which would be

Head Coach Richard Kay

an outstanding achievement.

There are a handful of teams that would comfortably compete at Step 6. I’ve found that if we didn’t have close to a full squad available, or not at our best, you get beat in the OSL. We have finished the season like a train due to us having a very settled 16/17 man squad and the hard work on the training pitch coming to the fore.

We achieved our main objective of promotion weeks ago mathematically at Cropredy. I knew in all honesty that we had achieved promotion with our away win at Summertown. That was a big win in terms of nailing down a minimum of a top 5 finish and really took the pressure off.

I have to say, the players, since the turn of the year, have been outstanding. The most difficult thing is getting over the line. In this case, getting over the line to take the club back full circle to Step 6. The players’ mentality has been excellent and they have played with a confidence and freedom.

When we re-launched the first team in 2019 the objective was to return to Step 6. It’s been a fantastic three years, even with a year lost to the pandemic. The results and run of form has been beyond my wildest expectations.

We have been an absolute juggernaut.

To miss out on our first league title in forty years in 2020 was hard to take. With a global pandemic raging it was obviously about perspective. People have lost their lives and a

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When we re-launched the first-team in 2019 the objective was to return to Step 6. It’s been a fantastic three years, even with a year lost to the pandemic...

lot of people, including myself, have been through a tough time.

For us to progress as a first team we had to change direction from Hellenic 2. We needed to rejoin the NLS. I will be forever grateful to the OSL committee and its member clubs for allowing us to join the OSL. It has given the club a second chance to progress up the NLS and the opportunity for Southam United to return to Step 6.

I have been very impressed with how the league has been organised and ran. Little things like FA Fulltime being updated by the league secretary to give club managers and secretaries one less thing to do. We have played in a lot of cups this season and again the fixture secretary couldn’t help us enough.

It’s a well run league with good people. I hope the OSL continues to go from strength to strength.

There are so many people I need to thank for there support over this three year cycle.

From our liaison team, to Marie and Rhian, my Dad, Paul, Ryan and Longy for assisting me, Mike for his unwavering support and enthusiasm and our hardcore supporters.

I wanted to take everyone on a journey and boy has it been some journey. At times I have had to dig deep. At times, like managing throughout a pandemic, it’s been unmanageable. It would of been easier to quit at times but I have a never say die attitude.

Without a shadow of doubt it has been my biggest achievement in football to re launch a

first team from nothing and take it back to Step 6 with little to no resources. Every single player that has played for myself and the club over the last three years are part of this club’s history.

I would like to thank every single player. The players have smashed through brick walls for me and worn the shirt with pride and passion.

My staff over the years have been simply magnificent. The last three years has been a collective effort. A football club is about the people that are the heart and soul.

Today brings to an end a three year cycle. We are back where we want to be but myself and Mike want to keep the party going and continue on this journey. Mike is doing an unbelievable job and has put his heart and soul into the club. As a pair I really believe we can achieve great things and hopefully achieve Step 5 football within our next cycle.

It would be the highest level the club has been at on the NLS but it’s now a realistic target. We will build the first team and BHP in a sustainable way with the focus on the community.

It’s been a long journey. I’m hoping that as players, staff and supporters we can just take everything in today and enjoy the occasion.

Enjoy the game and the festivities. Enjoy the break and I’m looking forwards to seeing everyone back for pre season as a step 6 club.

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Richard Kay

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Michael Davis LETTER FROM THE OWNER

Good afternoon and a warm welcome to BHP for Southam United’s final league fixture of the season against traveling side Halse United Football is far more than just a game. Football is the 90 minutes of freedom from the world around us that so many men, women and children need.

Football is the environment that can teach us confidence, resilience, integrity and team work.

Football is one of the most simplistic yet complex

Owner Michael Davis with his children

games on the planet; simple on paper but never the less tactical as chess. Football is everything, to so many people, towns and countries across the globe.

Football is you, football is me, football is us.

I could spend the rest of this article talking about the recent developments at the club; such as the upstairs progress, the bar build, the new u18’s team, the pending alcohol license, etc, etc. But I have no interest in doing that today. What I’d love to talk about is a legacy.

A legacy that we; you, me, the staff and every supporter and contributor to this club, started to build here 18 months ago.

We have taken a club on the brink of extinction and given it a fresh breath of life.

Not only have we done this, we have done it well and secured a promotion into the National League System. This is something we can all be proud of, that we can all smile about and that we can all stand up and say, “I was a part of that”.

I’m proud. Proud to be a part of this club, proud to be a part of the legacy and proud to be welcomed into the club the way you have all welcomed me.

I am immensely proud of what we are achieving at Southam United FC, and what we are doing within the local community...

We have all worked incredibly hard over the past season, on and off the pitch, to not only drive the club forward in terms of playing, performance and business, but also to re-instill that community spirit which makes any football club thrive.

I am immensely proud of what we are achieving at Southam United FC, and what we are doing within the local community, and we couldn’t do it without the outstanding team we have on and off the pitch, including every one of you in the stands this afternoon.

I’ve been asked multiple times over the

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past 18 months, “why bother with the club?”

And that “we will never get anywhere.” I do it because I love football and I love what we are doing at Southam United FC. There’s nothing more to it than that.

HOWAY THE SAINTS!

Mike

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ASH KNIGHTS LETTER FROM THE CAPTAIN

Welcome back to Bobby Hancocks Park for what is our final OSL fixture of the season.

After last week’s win, and Kennington only managing a draw, it now means its in our own hands that we can finish the season as runners-up. For that to happen we need a point from today’s game against a very good Halse side.

If we manage to do that today it would really cap off what has been a brilliant season. Let’s finish the season with a bang!

Our aim from the beginning was promotion, so I’m delighted that’s been achieved. Without a doubt its what the club deserves since the relaunch in 2019.

On a personal note, this will be my final game for the club. I wanted to say a massive thank you to Rich for giving me the opportunity here at Southam since the relaunch in 2019. Made even more special this year being named a club captain, a massive honour.

As for the lads, they have been a credit to this club, not only talented but great lads on and off the field too. The togetherness and team spirit within the group is the best I’ve been involved in.

I must also mention the supporters who come to watch every week. Your support has been tremendous throughout the season.

With the recent recruitment in the management staff for next season you can already see the club is moving in the right direction.

All the best next season to everyone involved with the club. I will be sure to make it down to watch and show my support when I can.

Much love,

Ash

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FIVE-STAR SAINTS CRUSH YARNTON

by David hucker

Southam United 5 Yarnton FC 0 Oxfordshire Senior League The Southam United end-of-season charge

Southam United: Lewis Hudson, Sam Dunn,

continued at Bobby Hancocks Park on Saturday

Kieran Brady, Adam Neale, Ashley Knights (Ryan

when they put five goals past Yarnton FC to

Harris 60), Simon Barby [Capt.] (Patrick O’Brien

guarantee at least a third place finish in the

60), Ethan Champkins, Ellis Champkins, Melvin

Oxfordshire Senior League Premier Division.

Mauritson (Ricky Barby 60), Jay Lawes, Shane

Vice Captain Simon Barby, the only player to

Osborne (Alfie Speed 65)

have started in every match this season, donned the captain’s armband for the day in

Sub not used: Matt Pemberton

recognition of his 50th appearance for Saints and saw his side go into a 10th minute lead

Player of the Match: Jay Lawes

through Melvin Mauritson, an advantage that was doubled by Jay Lawes in the 33rd to give them a 2-0 cushion at the break.

Ethan Champkins scored a third soon after the restart and Saints finished with a flourish, adding two more late on through substitute Ricky Barby in the 85th minute and a second from Champkins, his fourth in five matches, in the 87th.

“That was another top drawer performance” said manager Richard Kay. “Our football was brilliant to watch and we had great support again from the fans.”

Referee: Ian Walkden

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EMPHATIC WIN IN SEASON’S PENULTIMATE MATCH

by David hucker

Bure Park 2 Southam United 7 Oxfordshire Senior League Southam United went on a goal spree at Bure

“Again, our football was top drawer. We have

Park, putting seven past their hosts, with

worked very hard in training to develop our

Melvin Mauritson (pictured) grabbing four, to

patterns of play and I’m now really seeing the

complete their Oxfordshire Senior League

results of the many hours of training and

Premier Division away fixtures in some style.

coaching. Along with our excellent football, we

Leading scorer Jay Lawes put them on their way with the opener in just the fifth minute

have a razor-sharp cutting edge at the top end of the pitch.

and, three minutes later, Mauritson doubled

The front four were unplayable with a special

their advantage with the first of his haul. It was

mention going to Melvin who scored four goals.

3-0 in the 13th minute as Mauritson hit the

He’s another young player plucked from Sunday

target again before Lawes got his second in the

football that I knew was another rough diamond

24th minute to add to the home side’s woes.

and he has made huge progress since coming to

Mauritson completed his hat-trick in the 35th

the club, striking up a formidable partnership

minute to give Saints a 5-0 half-time lead.

with Jay Lawes.”

There was to be no respite for Bure Park after the break as Ethan Champkins added a sixth in

Southam United: Lewis Hudson, Ashley Knights

the 56th minute and, although they pulled one

[Capt.], Kieran Brady (Alfie Speed 55), Adam

back in the 74th, Mauritson was on the mark

Neale, Ryan Harris (Sam Dunn 55), Simon Barby

again with ten minutes remaining. Saints did

(Ellis Champkins 55), Ethan Champkins, Patrick

concede a second five minutes later, but it was a

O’Brien, Melvin Mauritson, Jay Lawes (Daniel

result that sets them up for a grandstand finish

Long 55), Ricky Barby

to the season.

With Kennington Athletic only drawing at

Subs Not Used: Matt Pemberton

home to Summertown Stars, they now need just a point from their final match against

Player of the Match: Ethan Champkins and Melvin

Halse United to finish runners-up to Bicester

Mauritson

Hallions.

“Another top result and performance on the road” said manager Richard Kay.

Referee: Chris Parsons

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KEEPING THE PRESSURE ON THE FRONT FOOT WORDS // RHIAN TILLEY

After joining the team back in November, forward Melvin Mauritson has consistently progressed into a formidable presence on the Southam front line. With four goals in the last match away to Bure Park he will be brimming with confidence and ready to add to his season’s tally in today’s final match.

Its the last match of the season and a possible second place finish in the table is at stake. How much pressure does the team feel going into the game?

I don’t think we’re feeling any pressure to be honest. We know what we can do and if we play our game no team in this league can match us. If anything its just excitement for me.

After a difficult winter period the team has really finished the season strong with a 10-match unbeaten streak over the past 3 months. That must do wonders for the confidence in such an important match.

Yeah it was a super tough period for all of us, but we weathered the storm and me and the other lads believe that if we’d had the squad and tactics we now have throughout the season, we wouldn’t have lost a game. So we’re super confident overall.

Last match away to Bure Park you picked up joint Man of the Match and no less than 4 goals. What was it about that match that allowed you to find so much success?

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I think after my first finish I was confident enough to shoot from range and not think too much about my strikes, which can be a problem of mine. If I don’t think, I tend to score.

Being the end of the season its nice to be able to look back on the year, back to when you joined in November. Did you expect to have had such an impact on the squad and results over those 19 matches?

Not at all. My start in the team wasn’t the strongest and I definitely wasn’t happy with my performances.

However, Rich believed in me and kept starting me until I got my goals against Yarnton which is what got the goal streak going.

The partnership with Jay Lawes up top has really blossomed, especially with the change in system that Rich implemented a few months ago. How important is that connection and how have you seen your role shift over the season?

I’ve always been a striker so being in that role is where I’m most confident. I was obviously out on the wing for the first few weeks, but I think as soon as Rich saw me and Jay’s link up play and understanding, there was no other choice than to move to a two-striker formation.

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Rich has spoken about the recent performances and the feelings in the squad, saying you are all focused, have a great attitude and are scoring superb goals. How does it feel, from your point of view, on the pitch, in training, and with the lads?

We’ve got a fantastic, supportive squad. I’ve played football all my life and I definitely haven’t felt as supported as I do here at Southam. So, its definitely a great atmosphere to be a part of.

With a big off-season coming up, and likely move to Step 6, what are your plans for next year? Do you plan to be back with the Saints?

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100% I’m going to be back next season. I’m looking forward to the step up and chellenges.

What have been your most memorable moments from this season?

I’ve got to say my 2 first goals for the club against Yarnton. It felt like a massive relief having not scored for so many games and has obviously caused a confidence boost to allow me to score loads more.

Any plans for the upcoming break after the season concludes?

Nothing much other than our big promotion party and a big rest. After that until we start back up!

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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

Forward Ethan Champkins

Defender Kieran Brady

Midfielder Simon Barby

Defender Ryan Harris

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WELCOME TO SOUTHAM

With a growing club and likely promotion to Step 6 for next season its no surprise that Southam United have added two new, top-notch assistants to help develop the squad.

Lee Walkinshaw

friend, Lee Petch, to join him at Nuneaton Borough U18’s in Known to many as “Boots”, the Midland Floodlit league. newly appointed First Team In three years we created two Assistant Manager Lee Walk- teams and I helped Petch set inshaw has found a quick rise up an academy.” through his coaching career.

Throughout this time Boots From playing Sunday foot- spent his time developing ball in the NDFSL for over 20 players every season to progyears, as well as a few years in ress to U21’s football at Boro, the Coventry Alliance on Sat- with some even making first urday, Lee started coaching team appearances. Many of at the grassroots level where those have found success at he enjoyed his time so much Nuneaton or are in the nonthat he attained his Level 1 league system at step 5 or 6. and Level 2 licenses in only Having known Southam 18 months. At this point his Head Coach Richard Kay since journey really began. they were young, playing at “From this came my next local parks, Lee has kept up big chapter when I was with him and his career and approached by my good has often taken advice regard-

Lee Petch

even progressing to play in Europe on tours and represenWhen it comes to looking tative squads. He finished out for a quality assistant coach his playing career at the men’s most teams would jump at level and received honours at the opportunity to work with the very top level. someone like Lee Petch. It It was that strong passion to doesn’t take long to see that improve and progress that led Southam’s newest addition to Petchy to then focus his efforts the coaching staff comes with on coaching and developing bucket loads of experience, players at the 16 to 19 age professionalism and success. range. In partnering with Lee Petch, also known as Walkinshaw the two estab“Petchy”, has always had a lished the Nuneaton Borough strong passion for the game U18’s side and competed in with a focus on improving and the FA Youth Cup and Midland progressing.

Floodlit League.

Growing up he started in Alongside coaching he also a traditional manner, playholds the role of Director of ing for local teams, but also Sport and is also the current representing the district and Academy Manager at the

ing his growth as a coach and manager. Through these conversations Rich approached him to come to Southam, and although at first it wasn’t the ‘Etone Football Academy.

‘Etone has established itself as one of the current WBA hubs in Nuneaton, and are of the most successful academies in the area.

After knowing Rich Kay for a few years, Petchy was instantly interested in the offer to join Southam United’s coaching staff when presented.

“After leaving Nuneaton Borough we had been approached by various clubs, mostly offering youth development or reserve football due to our successful track record of developing players [...] Southam approached myself and Boots regarding

right timing, when asked a second time he jumped at the opportunity.

“Once the Boro announced that they wanted to go in a different direction [...] I was humbled that he wanted me to come to Southam to help take this club to the next levels...”

After seeing the First Team three years ago during a friendly Boots was immediately impressed at the professionalism surrounding the club, and while he has only been at Southam United for a few short weeks he says it feels like he’s been involved for much longer. “[...] This is down to the players, staff, and committee as they have all made me fee very welcome.

“The potential in the squad is frightening, and to me they have the right, and most important, ingredients for success; the right attitude and a our availability and this was the one offer that really interested us.”

After running a weekly training session and watching last week’s development game Petchy has been able to easily see the strengths that come along with this young Southam side.

“I am very excited to be involved and I’m looking forward to working with such a talented group of players and seeing what we can achieve.”

He also sites the exciting plans for the club off the pitch as another reason he looks forward to getting involved.

Over the off-season and the move to Step 6 Lee plans to bring a different perspective to the club.

hunger to succeed.”

Walkinshaw believes he can get the best out of this potential by bringing energy, fresh ideas and development to the squad as well as pushing his new players to their limits. After years of accomplishment and experience it is easy to see that the Southam First Team now have a coach who expects the highest quality, and will put in the work to achieve it.

“I want to promise to the Southam United fans that I will give it my all, as they will be paying their hard earned money to watch and support this club...Game on!!!”

When Lee isn’t on the touchline he is usually spending quality time with his wife, son, daughter, family and friends.

Welcome to the team Lee!

“The club has done extremely well over the last few years and it is now implementing a professional structure, both on and off the pitch that will allow the club to continue to develop.

“I plan to bring my hardwork, dedication and passion

Head Coach Rich Kay Says: “Its fantastic news not just for me but the club as well to get the two Lee’s on board as joint first team assistant managers. They have already made a big impact around the place, taking the last two training sessions. Boots (Walkinshaw) assisted myself in the dugout for the Launton game and brought a very professional approach. Lee Petch (Petchy) is vastly experienced already in management having managed the Nuneaton Boro U18’s floodlight team and also academy manager at Etone Academy.

Both are excellent coaches that will bring a professionalism and fresh approach. With us stepping up a level and back to semipro football it is crucial that the coaching and management department evolves as well. I can’t wait to work with both as they are great lads also. Its a very high level management team and one that would not look out of place at the top end of nonleague football. It promises to be an exciting season with the club back at Step 6.

to the club, implementing various training models and looking at the marginal gains across the playing side to continue the journey.”

With these tools Lee is looking ahead and looking forward to getting started with the team.

“I would just like to thank Rich and Mike for the opportunity of coming to the club.

I have been made to feel so welcome by everyone and I can’t thank them enough. I am looking forward to working with all the players and staff and meeting the fans who make the club what it is.

Welcome to the team Lee!

Southam United FC Position: Midfielder

PATRICK O’BRIEN

Position: Defender

RICKY BARBY

ASHLEY KNIGHTS

Position: Attacking Midfielder

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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

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Sponsorship: Auto Fastners

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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

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Position: Forward & Player/Coach

Daniel Long

Position: Forward

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Its third against fourth in the last league match of the season, and both sides have everything to play for.

Today’s visitors will be looking to hold on to their fourth place position as Launton, currently sitting in fifth and only one point below, will be playing their last match away to Summertown Stars and looking for three points to overtake Halse above.

In the reverse fixture back in October Southam scored the only goal of the match through forward Jay Lawes.

However, it was a tightly contested affair and the Saints felt fortunate to

come away with an important win.

Today the visiting side will surely rely on top scorers Oliver Read and Cameron Harris who have netted 10 and 8 goals respectively over the course of the season.

It will be an uphill task, however, as Southam look to make up points on Kennington, currently sitting in second, and only one point to the better, to take the runners-up position. The home side will surely find confidence in their 10game unbeaten streak to put them across the line.

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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 SATURDAY 9TH LAUNTON SPORTS (H) W 3-0 SATURDAY 16TH YARNTON (H) W 5-0 SATURDAY 30TH BURE PARK (A)

W 7-2

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

Hudson, KNIGHTS, Brady, Neale, Harris, S Barby, El Champkins, Et Champkins, Mauritson, R Barby, Osborne

Lawes, Dunn (46), O’Brien (50), Speed (70), Pemberton (70)

Hudson, Dunn, Brady, Neale, Knights, S BARBY, Et Champkins**, El Champkins, Mauritson*, Lawes*, Osborne

R Barby* (60), O’Brien (60), Speed (65), Pemberton, Harris (60)

Hudson, KNIGHTS, Brady, Neale, Harris, S Barby, Et Champkins*, O’Brien, Mauritson****, Lawes**, R Barby

Long (55), El Champkins (55), Dunn (55), Speed (55), Pemberton

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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 Scott CUTHBERT

MASCOTS Ollie KAY

OTHER OXFORDSHIRE SENIOR LEAGUE PREMIER DIVISION MATCHES Saturday 7 May Marston Saints v Bure Park FC (2:30PM) Summertown Stars v Launton Sports (2:30PM)