Leverstock Green FC Programme vs Tring Athletic

Welcome to Leverstock Green FC

Today we welcome Tring Athletic Players, Officials and Supporters to the LORDS Builders Merchants Stadium for SSML Premier Division game. We hope you have an enjoyable afternoon with us.

We also welcome our match officials Referee Nick Reece and his assistant’s Patrick Hanlon and Nathan Currey

You are all welcome to use the clubs bar and tea bar before, halftime and after today’s game. You will be well look after by Sue and Michelle and our catering staff, Ioana and Nigel.

On the gate Tony and Keith will give guidance for car parking and selling 50/50 tickets. The entrance fee us £8 and £4 for concessions.

Our sponsor today is Tony Smart who is one of our Vice Chairman and Treasurer. We thank Tony for sponsoring today’s game.

Please use the car parking provided inside the ground, as this will avoid any unnecessary disruption to our neighbours. If you have left your car on ANY of the adjoining roads, please pop outside and bring your car in, the car parking is free.

Please follow any instructions or requests made by the club for your safety and enjoyment. The Club Management also reserves the right to refuse admission to the ground to, or to eject from the ground, any person who refuses to be searched by any steward, servant or agent of the Club or any Police officer.

The Club management accepts no responsibility for injury or loss of property. Fixtures, results, and league tables are shown within the programme or visit our web site

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LEVERSTOCK GREEN F C

Home Fixtures

1st vs Tring Athletic

Monday 10th April ko 15:00

U18 vs Luton Town Cedars

Thursday 20th April ko 19:45

1st vs Leighton Town

Saturday 22nd April ko 15:00

Premier Division Cup Final

Ardley United vs Leighton Town

Tuesday 2nd May ko 19:45

LGFC Club Information

Officers

President – Jamie Herd

Chairman – Emma Smart

Vice Chairman – Tony Smart

General Club Secretary – Dean Bradford

Treasurer – Tony Smart

General Committee

William Dawes, Keith Pym, Alan Brett, Scott Isaacs, Pete Jerram, Steve Ypey, Roger Lipscombe, Alan Lee

Match Day Secretary 1st Team - Alan Lee

Match Day Secretary SCFYL Under 18 – Alan Lee

Match Day Secretary EJA Under16 - Dean Bradford

Membership: Dean Bradford

Tony Smart - Clubhouse Manager

Club Welfare Officer/Charter Standard – Scott Isaacs

Media Officer/Website – Alan Lee

Photographer/Facebook – Stephan Fletcher

Programme Editor – Tony Smart

Veo – Garry Harvey

Accountants – Coyle & Co

Honorary Life Vice-Presidents

Mr. J Baldry, Mr. B Barter, Mr. C Bull, Mr. W Dawes, Mr. J Doble, Mr. S Robinson, Mr. R Saville, Mr. A Smart, Mr. P Taylor, Mr. J Williams, Mr. M Goodson, Mr. .J Lawes

Web: http://levgreenfc.co.uk

Twitter: @levgreenfc

Facebook: @Leverstock Green F.C.

SSML Premier Division

LEVERSTOCK GREEN TRING ATHLETIC

White/Green Shirts, Green Shorts & Socks

Red Shirts, Black Shorts & Socks

AUSTIN BYFIELD (GK)

RIO BEACH

ALVIN KYEREMEH

LEWIS TODD

ELI HEARN

ADAM SAWYER

DAN WEEKS HARRISON CORNICK

ALFIE HERD

RYAN CARRUTHERS

IBRAHIM NAGHEEB

LUKE DURNIN

GEORGE MITCHELL-GEARS

ELGENTY DAALBERG

ETHAN MOONEY

CHRIS BLUNDEN

RICHARD ENNIN

DAN PETT

KURAINASHE MUSANHI

BOBBY ARMSTRONG

RADU-MIHAL STEFANOAICA

AYOMIDE OKE

DANNY MAY

Manager: Fergus Moore

Assistant: Scott McGleish

Coach: Darren Bonfield

Coach: Ross Bargent

Physio: Cam Gaffeny

GEORGE CARBERY

JACK HARVEY

LENNIE ARMSTRONG

LUKE PEERLESS

DAVIDE POBBE

GODLOVE OPPONG

GUISEPPE DELGAUDIO

HARRISON MEAD

LIAM MANN

GEORGE WAINRIGHT

GREG DEER

JACK STEVENS

ALI MOHIUDDIN

CALLUM SHORTT

Manager: Ryan Sturges

Ass Manager: Lee Groves

Ass Manager: Ian Richardson

Coach: Mick Vipond

Physio: Hannah Childs

Referee: Nick Reece

Referee Assistants: Patrick Hanlon and Nathan Currey

Tring Athletic History

THE EARLY YEARS Tring Athletic Youth FC was formed in March 1958 by a group of local men who contributed towards the purchase of 3.4 acres at Miswell Lane. The cost of providing changing rooms, fencing, equipment and ownership of the ground was approximately 2,000, a lot of money in those days. Committee members, players and friends carried out most of the work, including the building of the changing rooms and during the early days the team had to play on another pitch in Tring. Originally the Club was formed to provide football for youngsters aged under 21 and despite playing against adult teams we won many trophies in the West Herts Saturday League during the early 1960's including the Division 1 title 3 times in 5 years.

THE 70's/80's We then went through a lean spell and in 1971 decided to scrap the upper age limit and drop youth from our name. Many former players returned, and we had another successful period during the early 1970's. Over the years many fine players appeared in our shirts, and many went on to play for professional/senior clubs. In the mid-seventies the Miswell Lane ground was sold to the Council, and we had a bad time and but for the efforts of a few loyal members would have certainly folded. The Reserves were disbanded, and the First Team dropped down to Division 3. We decided to turn to youth again and gradually forced our way back up through the league and by 1986 we were competing in the Premier Division and running a Reserve side again.

SOUTH MIDLANDS - THE 90's In 1988 we joined the South Midlands and as a result gained senior status with the Herts FA. In 1989 we entered into a 3-year ground sharing arrangement with Isthmian League side Tring Town moving back to Miswell Lane in 1992 where the Reserves had continued to play. We established ourselves in the South Midlands by gaining promotion to the newly formed Senior Division in 1993. In 1994/95 the First Team reached the final of the Senior Division Cup whilst the Reserves were finalists in the Apsley Junior Cup for the second year running. In 1996/97 we led the Senior Division throughout the season and looked favourites to win the title. However, some unlucky defeats in the last few games saw us drop down to 3rd place. In addition to our impressive league form we also had some terrific cup runs during that season, reaching the semi-final of the Herts Charity Shield and winning the prestigious St. Marys Cup, the first time we had ever achieved such heights.

In 1997/98 we just missed out on the Senior Division title by the narrowest of margins to New Bradwell St Peter - a goal difference of just 2! We finished the season in fine style, suffering just 1 defeat in our last 21 league games which included a terrific run of 14 straight wins for which we won a special award from the League. The Reserves went one better by winning their league by a clear 10 points and in doing so achieved 100% success in their league games at home. In 1998/99 we picked up our first major South Midlands trophy when we won the Senior Division Cup. We also won the St Marys Cup for the 2nd time

in 3 years. In the league a terrific run of just 1 defeat in our last 28 games saw us finish in 3rd place, 4 points behind champions Holmer Green. During this magnificent run we went 15 hours without conceding a goal. The Reserves also did well finishing 5th in their first season in the top division. The 1999/2000 season proved to be one to remember. During the summer we spent over £50k on building new changing rooms and extending the social and bar area. That meant a total of over 90k had been spent on improving the facilities at Miswell Lane since 1993. To mark the opening of the new changing rooms we played a Watford XI in front of a huge crowd of about 1,000 people. The game was Refereed by Graham Poll and Graham Barber. We also expanded on the playing side with a third team being set up to particularly attract young players, a veterans side for ex-players and a Ladies side. The season turned out to be the most successful in the Club's history.

In addition to winning the Senior Division title by 11 points we also reached 5 finals. We won the Herts Charity Shield (beating Potters Bar Town 2-1), Herts Senior Centenary Trophy (Wormley Rovers 2-0) and the Cherry Red Books Trophy in its inaugural year (Bedmond Sports & Social on penalties after a 1-1 draw). We were narrowly beaten 1-0 by Letchworth in the Senior Division Cup and although we also reached the St Marys Cup final it was never played because of the backlog of fixtures. Our achievements were recognised by the South Midlands who awarded us the Houghton Regis Cup for achievements in outside competitions and Mick Eldridge, Ray Brimson and Richard Vincent were voted Managers of the Season. In 60 games in all competitions, we lost on only 6 occasions, a remarkable achievement. Our other teams also enjoyed success with the Reserves reaching the Final of the Herts Intermediate Cup and the A Team in their first season finishing runners up in the West Herts Division 3.

THE NEW MILLENNIUM After finishing the old millennium in style, we continued our success into the new one (2000/01) by retaining the Herts Senior Centenary Trophy (again beating Wormley Rovers 2-0) and the Cherry Red Books Trophy (Virginia Water 1-0). The Reserves won the League title, and a newly formed B Team claimed the runners-up spot. The following season (2001/02) we won the Herts Charity Shield for the 2nd time beating Letchworth 4-1. The A Team reached the Apsley Junior Cup final, and the B Team won the sporting award.

SEASON 2002/03 - More success followed as we capture the Herts Senior Centenary Trophy for the 3rd time, to become the first club to do so. We finished 3rd in the table and won the League Cup for the 2nd time, to make 12 major trophies in 7 years. We were also finalists in the Cherry Red Books Trophy. The A Team finished runners up as did the Under 16's in their first season, the B Team won the sporting award for the 2nd year running and the Ladies had a great run in the Women's FA Cup. For the 3rd year running Darrel Bodimeade won an award for the best playing surface, which is just reward for the tremendous job he does for the club.

SEASON 2003/04 - Following our failure to secure floodlights at Miswell Lane we entered into an historic alliance with Tring Town to play our first and reserve team football in season 2004/05 at Pendley where lights are already in place. The main focus was to be to raise the funds needed to build a new Clubhouse, the previous building burnt down in March 2003. Miswell Lane will be retained and will be used by our A, B, Under 18's and Ladies sides. This new arrangement with Tring Town secured senior level football in the town.

SEASON 2004/05 - New season at a new ground in a new division with fantastic facilities. First team finished 6th in the Premier Division and also won the St Mary's Cup for the 3rd time defeating Hemel Hempstead in the Final. We were also Runners Up in the South Midlands Floodlit Cup Final losing on penalties to Oxhey Jets. Played in the F A Vase for the first time.

SEASON 2005/6 - The Club entered the F A Cup for the 1st time in its history but was defeated in the prelim round. In a disappointing season the highlight was a victory over Watford in the Herts Senior Trophy with a large crowd enjoying a 1-0 win. Defeat in this competition came at the hands of Stevenage Borough of the Conference league.

SEASON 2007/8 - Winners of Herts Charity Shield - We defeated Weylwn Garden City in the final of this County Cup to win the trophy for the 3rd time in our history. Match played at The County Ground, Letchworth. This was the first trophy for the new management team of Manager, Phil Casserley, Assistant, Terry Nightingale and Coach Julian Robinson.

SEASON 2008/9 - Treble Winners - SSMFL Challenge Trophy Winners - Athletic defeated Chalfont St Peter by 3-2 at Harefield United's ground to lift this trophy in their first appearance in the final of this competition. SSMFL Premier Division Cup Winners - Athletic defeated St Margaretsbury by 2-0 at Colney Heath's ground to lift this trophy in their first appearance in the final. St Marys Cup Winners - Athletic defeated Leverstock Green by 2-1 at Hemel Hempstead's ground to lift this trophy for the 4th time.

SEASON 2009/10 - After last season's tremendous cup haul, this year the First Team finished without a trophy however they finished third in the league, the highest position in the Club's history. The Club also received the higher ground grading required should we be in a promotion position, so the foundations have been laid for the future. The managers and players will be hoping to put in a challenge for the title in season 2010/11. The B Team did however win some silverware for the Club when they won the Sir. Stanley Rous Challenge Cup at Hemel Hempstead Town's ground.

SEASON 2010/11 - The First team finished in the highest position, runners up to Chalfont St Peter in the SSMFL Premier Division, in their history so far. They also won the St. Mary's Cup for the fifth time, defeating Leverstock Green 2-1 after extra time. The season finished with a 2-0 defeat to Royston Town in the South Midland Floodlight Cup Final.

SEASON 2011/12 - Julian Robinson and Tony Armitage took charge in the summer of 2011 knowing that many of last year’s successful First Team had departed. A great re-building job was undertaken with a very credible 6th position achieved in the league and defeats by the odd goal in 3 cup semi-finals. A good influx of younger players with a year’s experience behind them will hopefully provide the base for a good start to next season. The Reserves also had a good season blooding a large number of players and again have a young group of players to move forward with. The Ladies had their best ever season winning their league and reaching the County Cup Final for the first time where they were not disgraced when defeated by Arsenal Ladies. Our Youth team also won their league and will play in a floodlit midweek league next season.

SEASON 2012/13 - Mixed season with the 1st team winning their initial F A Cup tie at Bedfont and then losing in the next round to Ashford Town after a replay, in the F A Vase we lost at first hurdle to FC Romania. In the League we finished just below halfway, lost on penalties to Hadley in the semi-final of the Premier Division Cup and were finalists in the St Mary's Cup losing to local rivals Berkhamsted. Midway through the season Tony Armitage left and Ian Richardson stepped up from the Reserves to assist Julian Robinson. Long serving, Stuart Stedman, was appointed coach to assist Colin Phillips with the Reserves who again had an excellent year bringing many players through to the First team. The "A" Team, under Dave Adamson and James Bevan won the West Herts Peace Memorial Cu p for the first time in the Club's history. The "B" team and Youth teams were well run whilst unfortunately the Ladies team withdrew from their league through lack of players.

SEASON 2013/14 - The Reserves were promoted to the SFL Premier Division having finished second on goal difference to Royston Town. The Club was also awarded the Dave Pugh Trophy for hospitality shown to officials. SEASON 2014/15 - The First Team finished 10th in SSMFL fielding a young side, the Reserves found the SFL Premier Division tough but had some great trips to senior clubs and start season 2015-16 in the North Division. The U18's had a tough year but a number of players progressed through to the Reserves and First Team. The U15's also found life tough having gained promotion the previous year. The First team completed their season losing by a single late goal to Hemel Hempstead and gave a credible performance in the Final of the St Mary's Cup in front of a big crowd.

SEASON 2015/16 - The First Team won the St Mary's Cup for the 5th time defeating Sun Sports 2-0 and finished mid-table in the SSMFL Premier Division. The Reserves did the "double by winning the Suburban Football League North Division and also the Challenge Plate Competition defeating Cray Athletic 2-0. The U16's just missed out on winning the league in the final season as a group of players.

SEASON 2016/17 - First team won the St Mary's Cup, were finalists in the Herts Charity Shield, 5th position SSMFL Premier Division and reached the 4th round of the F A Vase. Reserves were finalists in the Suburban Football League Challenge Trophy. "A" Team were Runners Up in the West Herts Premier Division whilst the "B" Team were the Champions of the West Herts Division 2 and also Winners of the Sir Stanley Rous Cup. The U18 had a respectable mid-table finish.

SEASON 2017/18 - The First Team reached the last 16 of the F A Vase for the first time losing unluckily to Melksham Town in front of a crowd of 1,236. The "A" Team set a Club record winning the West Herts Premier League and Cup double and only losing one game that being the final of the Herts Junior Cup.

SEASON 2018/19 - The First Team were Runners Up in SSMFL Premier Division. The Reserves were Suburban Football League Central Division Champions, and the "A" Team were Herts Junior Cup Winners and West Herts Senior Cup Finalists.

SEASON 2019/20 - This will go down in history, both in the nation's and the club's, as a season that was not completed due to a worldwide virus COVID-19. When the season was drawn to an early close the First Team were in second place in the Premier Division and it was also memorable, in so far as, a complete team, management and players, departed and a new Committee was formed following an Extraordinary Meeting in February 2020.

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SSML Premier Division Results

Tuesday 4th April

5th April

8th April

SSML Premier Division Fixtures

Monday 10th April

PREM Ardley United Leighton Town

PREM Baldock Town Arlesey Town

PREM Leverstock Green Tring Athletic

PREM London Colney Colney Heath

PREM Risborough Rangers Biggleswade United

PREM St Panteleimon Cockfosters

PREM Stotfold Shefford Town & Campton

Tuesday 11th April

PREM Crawley Green Dunstable Town

PREM Hoddesdon Town Harpenden Town

Thursday 13th April

PREM Aylesbury Vale Dynamos Dunstable Town

PREM Biggleswade United Leighton Town

PREM London Colney Baldock Town

PREM Potton United Ardley United

Saturday 15th April

PREM Aylesbury Vale Dynamos London Colney

PREM Baldock Town Potton United

PREM Biggleswade United Arlesey Town

PREM Cockfosters

Stotfold

PREM Colney Heath Risborough Rangers

PREM Dunstable Town Harpenden Town

PREM Hoddesdon Town

Ardley United

PREM Leighton Town St Panteleimon

PREM Shefford Town & Campton

PREM Tring Athletic

Leverstock Green

Crawley Green

Alan Lee Reporting SMML Premier Division

Leverstock Green 1 Stotfold 0

Tuesday 4th April 2023

Leverstock Green bounced back from Saturday’s defeat with a superb performance to take all three points from second-placed Stotfold on Tuesday night. Radu-Mihai Stefanoaica’s second half penalty was enough for the win as a dogged performance at the back maintained a clean sheet.

The first half saw the visitors have more of the possession and the better chances. In the 9th minute a long bouncing ball caught out the Green defence to leave Liam Brooks through on goal. Brooks sent a lob over Austin Byfield, but it landed wide of the goal. On 15 minutes Kade Bagge hit a rasping shot from distance, but Byfield produced a spectacular diving one-handed save to turn it wide. Leverstock’s only real sight of goal in the first half came in the 23rd minute when Stefanoaica sidestepped a defender to open up space for a shot, but it was comfortably gathered by keeper Liam Gooch.

The second half was more evenly contested and could have gone either way. In the 52nd minute a headed flick from Stefanoaica gave Richard Ennin a run at goal, but his shot was blocked wide. Dan Pett took the resulting corner which found Alvin Kyeremeh, but his header went over the bar.

A change at the back in the 69th minute saw Luke Durnin replace the yellow-carded Bobby Armstrong, and seconds later Stotfold had a great chance when Kurtis Alleyne broke clear and squared for Bagge, who had the goal at his mercy but shot over the bar from six yards.

On 71 minutes Kyeremeh got his head on another corner from Pett, but it went just wide. Two minutes later Leverstock had their chance when Ibrahim Nagheeb was brought down just inside the left edge of the penalty area. The referee pointed straight to the spot, and Stefanoaica stepped up to take the kick. Gooch got a hand to Stefanoaica’s shot but it still found the corner of the net to put Leverstock 1-0 up.

Five minutes later Stefanoaica had to leave the game injured, to be replaced by Chris Blunden. On 79 minutes there was almost a second goal as Ennin went on a run before hitting a curling shot which went inches wide of the far post.

The Green defence came under heavy pressure through a period of six minutes of stoppage time but held firm to claim an impressive win which moves them back up to 8th place and will give some hope to the sides chasing Stotfold for second place.

Leverstock Green (0) 1 (Stefanoaica 73 pen)

1. Austin Byfield, 2. Ethan Mooney, 3. Rio Beach, 18. Bobby Armstrong (19. Luke Durnin 69 mins), 5. Alvin Kyeremeh, 6. Ryan Carruthers, 7. Elgeniy Daalberg, 8. Dan Pett, 9. Radu-Mihai Stefanoaica (12. Chris Blunden 78 mins), 10. Ibrahim Nagheeb, 11. Richard Ennin. Subs not used: 14. Kurainashe Musanhi, 15. George Mitchell-Gears, 16. Dan Weeks.

Man of the Match: Ethan Mooney.

Man of the Match vs Stotfold – Ethan Mooney vs Colney Heath – Elgenly

Daalberg

First Team Results

Spartan South Midlands Premier Division Table 8th April 2023

Alan Lee Reporting

SMML Premier Division

Colney Heath 1 Leverstock Green 2

Saturday 8th April 2023

Leverstock Green came from behind to win their second league game in a row at Colney Heath on Saturday. It was a tough encounter against a team battling relegation, but despite having a few key players missing, Fergus Moore’s side came through to take the points.

Tuesday night’s goalscorer Radu-Mihai Stefanoaica was missing through injury, while Ethan Mooney and Alvin Kyeremeh were also unavailable. Youngster Alfie Herd was drafted in at right back.

The home side had the game’s first near miss in the 9th minute when Connor Cullen hit a shot across goal and just wide. Chris Blunden tried his luck from a free kick in the 14th minute, but his shot went over the bar. In the 17th minute Dan Weeks got on the end of an Ibrahim Nagheeb free kick but his header went just wide. Seconds later the ball was at the other end. As a cross came in from the left, Weeks and Austin Byfield left the ball to each other, allowing Cullen to nip in and find the net from close range to put Colney Heath 1-0 up.

Rio Beach put another free kick over the bar in the 33rd minute, and despite having the better of the game Leverstock’s delivery from free kicks and corners was letting them down. They did however get a deserved equaliser five minutes before half time. Elgeniy Daalberg cut in from the right and headed for the box before sending over a cross which found Richard Ennin, who had to take a couple of touches to bring the ball under control but was still able to lift the ball over Colney keeper Tiernan Parker to level the scores at 1-1.

Leverstock made a good start to the second half, and some quick thinking from Blunden resulted in them taking the lead in the 54th minute. Ennin was brought down outside the box for a free kick. Blunden took it quickly before Colney had a chance to set, and his pass found Daalberg all alone in the box to control the ball and steer it past Parker for a 2-1 lead.

There were strong protests from the Colney side about the quick taking of the free kick, which resulted in keeper Parker being sin-binned by the referee. Leverstock had the man advantage against a makeshift keeper for ten minutes, but the nearest they came to a threat was in the 59th minute when Weeks slid in to meet a cross from Ryan Carruthers, but his effort went just wide of the near post.

The last 20 minutes of the game saw the home side on top and putting the Leverstock goal under pressure. On 72 minutes Byfield did well to tip a rasping shot from Cullen over the bar, and also tipped the resulting corner onto the bar. Despite being under the cosh for long periods Leverstock defended well and held onto their lead through nine minutes of stoppage time. The three points lifts them further up the table into 7th place while Colney Heath slipped into the bottom two with this result.

Leverstock Green (1) 2 (Ennin 40, Daalberg 54)

1. Austin Byfield, 2. Alfie Herd (18. Bobby Armstrong 74 mins), 3. Rio Beach, 4. Dan Weeks, 19. Luke Durnin, 6. Ryan Carruthers, 7. Elgeniy Daalberg (12. Raheem Khan 86 mins), 8. Dan Pett, 9. Chris Blunden (20 Jamie Calvin 85 mins), 10. Ibrahim Nagheeb (14. George Mitchell-Gears 73 mins), 11. Richard Ennin. Sub not used: 15. Ayomide Oke.

Club Sponsor

ARDLEY UNITED Deckchair Pete

ARLESEY TOWN Garry Harvey https://ttclondon.co.uk

AYLESBURY VALE DYNAMOS KitAid – www.kitaid.net

BALDOCK TOWN

Steve Cubitt

BIGGLESWADE UNITED Roger Stokes

COCKFOSTERS

COLNEY HEATH

CRAWLEY GREEN

Jim Doble

Dean Bradford

Keith Pym – The Railway Men

DUNSTABLE TOWN Emma Smart

HARPENDEN TOWN

HODDESDON TOWN

Alison and Keith Jacobs

Jim Doble

LEIGHTON TOWN Leverstock Green U18

LONDON COLNEY

Jamie Herd

POTTON UNITED Deckchair Pete

RISBOROUGH RANGERS

SHEFFORD TOWN & CAMPTON

Tony Smart

Nick Payne

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STOTFOLD Garry Harvey https://ttclondon.co.uk

CHIPPERFIELD CORINTHIANS

ST PANTELEIMON

TRING ATHLETIC

HALSTEAD TOWN FA CUP

ST PANTELEIMON FA Cup

LONDON COLNEY (PDC)

Garry Harvey https://ttclondon.co.uk

Craig Ringsell

Tony Smart

Keith Pym

Stephen Hale

Peter Fraser

Player Sponsor

Adrian Pitfield

Sean Walsh

Ryan Carruthers

Daniel Weeks

Emma Smart

Peter Jerram & Bob Foster

Keith Pym

Darren Bonfield LORDS Builders Merchants

Ethan Mooney

Dean Bradford

Fergus Moore LORDS Builders Merchants

Rio Beach Deckchair Pete

Ibrahim Nagheeb

Elgeniy Daalberg

Alan Lee

Rob Webb

Cam Gaffeny LORDS Builders Merchants

Scott McGleish

George Mitchell-Gears

Lewis Collins

Luke Beckwith

Kai Stonnell

Dan Pett

Bradley Robinson

Alvin Kyeremeh

Chris Blunden

Alfie Herd

Austin Byfield

Luke Durnin

Bobby Armstrong

Radu-Mihai Stefanoaica

George Kent – Leyton Orient

Focus Scaffolding

Emma Smart

Deckchair Pete

Emma Smart

Alan Lee

Tony Smart

Jamie Herd

Jamie Herd

Tony Smart

Steve Byrne

Carole Pym

First Team Appearances

First Team Goal Scorers

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Leverstock Green FC History

1990/91 Season Management Team

Mick Vipond, Danny Johnson and Dave Edwards

* Won on penalties

SCYFL U18 Corinthian Division Results

and Fixtures

SCYFL U18 Corinthian Division Appearances

GOALSCORERS

SCYFL U18 Corinthian Division

League Table 6th April 2023

SCYFL U18 Results & Fixtures

Week commencing 17th April 2023 AFC

U18 (SC)

Luton Town U18 (Cedars)

Aylesbury Vale Dynamos

Oxhey Jets U18

AFC Dunstable U18 (SC)

Leverstock Green U18

FC U18

Langley FC U18

Town U18 (Cedars)

EJA U16 Results & Fixtures

GOALSCORERS

EJA U16 Results & Fixtures

Friday 14th April

L Leighton Town Youth U16 (EJA)

Sunday 16th April L

18th April

VICE PRESIDENTS CLUB 2022-23

Leverstock Green Football Club would like to thank the Vice Presidents for their help and assistance pledged for last season.

Colin Bull, Peter Dennis, Jim Doble, Peter Frasier, Roger Stokes

As in previous seasons the donations made by our Vice Presidents have assisted us in providing many improvements. Would you like to join, £25 will secure your place.

Step 5 Promotion Update

Step 4 and Step 5

The Clubs finishing in the bottom two places in each of the eight divisions at Step 4 at the end of the Regular Season will be relegated and placed in a feeder pool and placed in the most geographically appropriate division at Step 5 for the following Playing Season.

They will be replaced by the Clubs finishing in 1st position in each of the sixteen divisions at Step 5.

The Clubs finishing in third and fourth from bottom in each of the eight divisions at Step 4 at the end of the Regular Season will take part in Inter-Step Play-Off Matches against the Clubs finishing in 2nd position in each of the sixteen divisions at Step 5 to determine whether they remain at Step 4 or are relegated to Step 5 for the following Playing Season.

Inter-Step Play Off Matches:

Each Club at Step 4 which finishes the Regular Season in an Inter-Step Play Off Position will be drawn at home against a Club from Step 5 which finishes the Regular Season in an Inter-Step Play Off Position.

Ties will be a one-off match with the winner being allocated to Step 4 for the following Playing Season and the defeated Club being allocated to Step 5 for the following Playing Season. The Clubs allocated to Step 4 will be placed in a feeder pool and placed in the most geographically appropriate division at Step 4 for the following Playing Season.