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TOOLSTATION WESTERN LEAGUE FIRST DIVISION | BOXING DAY 2020 | #GREENARMY
THE OFFICI AL MATCH DAY PROGRAMM E OF WELTON ROVERS FOOTBALL CLUB MAIN SPONSOR
PROGRAMME SPONSOR
WELCOME TO WEST CLEWES Good afternoon all and welcome to West Clewes for this Toolstation Western League First Divison Boxing Day clash between Welton Rovers and today’s visitors, Radstock Town. We hope you all enjoyed a wonderful day yesterday, and that today brings the opportunity for you to continue the festivities in the company of friends. Much like everything at the moment, there’s a very di erent feel to this year’s Boxing Day football, with us sadly not permitted to celebrate in the way we usually would. Of course, the most important thing is that we’re all here and healthy, and I’m sure, whatever your allegiances today, we’re all most grateful for that. There’s a lot of uncertainty to how our league seasons will progress in 2021. The Somerset County League has been adjourned until mid-January at the earliest, and Western League clubs have been given the option to cease playing matches until a general improvement in the Coronavirus situation. Though it’s impossible to know what this means for the rest of our season, it’s very clear that our league administrators are attempting to make sensible decisions which provide comfortable situations and exibility for all clubs. Though there’s been no competitive football at West Clewes for over 2 months, the team has been busy since football has been permitted again. Friendly matches have been played against higher division opposition, in the form of Shepton Mallet and Bristol Manor Farm, and the squad has been added to. Young mid elder Sonny Burbidge has signed from Radstock Town, and the First Division’s joint leading goalscorer, Callum Ham (formerly of Cheddar) adds yet more repower to Rovers’ impressive frontline.
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Rovers were top of the tree at Christmas, and they’ll need a great performance this afternoon to ensure they still are at the close of 2020. It’s 6 years since Welton won a Boxing Day match, with Radstock having won all 3 encounters since, and Rovers having not even scored a goal. A Rovers win this afternoon will be one change in 2020 that the Green Army will be happy to see!
WELTON ROVERS FOOTBALL CLUB WEST CLEWES, NORTH ROAD,MIDSOMER NORTON, BA3 2QD
TOOLSTATION WESTERN LEAGUE UHLSPORT SOMERSET COUNTY LEAGUE WESTERN COUNTIES YOUTH LEAGUE www.weltonroversfc.com | @WeltonRoversFC | weltonroversfc@gmail.com
CHAIRPERSON Malcolm Price VICE-CHAIRPERSON Gareth Paisey BOARD OF DIRECTORS Dave Gilson, Ryan Grubb, Rae James, David Paisey, Gareth Paisey, Steve Plumley, Malcolm Price FOOTBALL SECRETARY Gareth Paisey FIRST TEAM MANAGER Tom Smith RESERVE TEAM MANAGER Paul Poiner UNDER 18s MANAGER Leon Cole GROUND STAFF Shaver Sims PROGRAMME EDITOR Gareth Paisey BAR MANAGER Nikki Paisey CORONAVIRUS OFFICER Gareth Paisey CLUB PHOTOGRAPHER Mark Pile
PLAYERS, SUPPORTERS AND CLUB OFFICIALS ARE REMINDED THAT FOUL OR ABUSIVE LANGUAGE WILL NOT BE TOLERATED UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES. ANYBODY HEARD USING RACIST, HOMOPHOBIC, MISOGYNIST, TRANSPHOBIC OR ANY OTHER FORM OF DISCRIMINATORY LANGUAGE WILL BE REPORTED AND DEALT WITH IN THE STRONGEST POSSIBLE WAY.
TODAY'S VISITORS RADSTOCK TOWN GROUND
SOUTHFIELDS
@Radstock_TownFC
NICKNAME
FORMED
THE MINERS
1895
S E A S O N S TA N D I N G S
13/14 14/15 15/16 16/17 17/18 18/19 PREM WESTERN LEAGUE FIRST DIVISION 20 13 13 5 6 15 R E C E N T R E S U LT S
PORTISHEAD TOWN BISHOP SUTTON CHEDDAR ASHTON & BACKWELL UTD
H A H A
2-0 WIN 5-0 WIN 3-1 LOSS 3-1 LOSS
LAST MEETINGS
19 APR 2019 26 DEC 2018 02 MAY 2018 26 DEC 2017 14 APR 2017
2-1 ROVERS 1-0 RADSTOCK 2-0 WELTON 3-0 RADSTOCK 1-0 RADSTOCK
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POST WAR LEAGUE MEETINGS
94 FOR WON
72 AGAINST DRAWN
LOST
25 10 19
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The club’s o cial establishment year, as recorded by the FA was 1895 but there is convincing evidence that indicates a Radstock team was actively competing against other local villages up to 35 years before that in 1860. The club was closely associated with the local mining and railway industry, where the majority of the team were recruited from. The club rst competed in the Western League in 1897 but resigned at the end of 1910/11 season to play in the Somerset League. The club next appear in the Western League after the First World War and the 1920’s proved a particularly successful period for the team, in fact in 1923/24 the team nished as runners up to Lovell’s Athletic, who nished six points ahead of them, to this day the 'miners' highest nishing position in the Western league. The club dropped out of the league at the end of the 59/60 season and along with Clandown and Frome Town joined the Wiltshire Premier League, this was a particularly successful period for the club winning the championships in both 1965/66 and 66/67. The club moved to the Somerset County League in 1971 and again tasted success winning the championship twice in 76/77 and 78/79, when they were also promoted back to the Great Mills Western League rst division. This saw a rollercoaster 15 years as under Steve Gay the club were promoted to the Premier but then came a free-fall whereby the mid-90s Radstock were playing football at their lowest ever level, in the second rung of the County League. The appointment of Nigel Bryant galvanised the club and his in uence saw a period of rebuilding, and the club was back in the Western League by 2004. The club quickly found itself back in the Premier Division, where for nearly a decade they showed great resolve to ght o relegation. Unfortunately they couldn’t manage that in 13/14 and were demoted back to the First Division, where they have remained since. Radstock impressed last season, and were in 6th place in the league table when the season was curtailed abruptly. Nathan Farquharson was installed as the Miners’ manager after the outgoing Brett Partner accepted a position at Bristol City. Farquharson departed after just a few months in the job, and his assistant Ryan Child has since stepped in to the hot seat.
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Discount for players and supporters of Welton Rovers FC
We have teamed up to offer a 10% discount for players and supporters of Welton Rovers Football Club. The discount will apply to all legal fees up to £1,500 (with a maximum discount of £150) and will be applicable across all departments, upon providing your discount card, available at the club.
For more information, contact us at MIDSOMER NORTON
KEYNSHAM
01761 417575 or 0117 986 9141 www.fdc-law.co.uk
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SPONSOR OF WELTON ROVERS FOOTBALL CLUB
Formed at the end of the 19th century, Welton Rovers are ve time winners of the Western League and its longest serving members. Rovers’ relationship with the Western League began in the 1903/04 season. The club’s rst few decades saw them triumph in multiple Somerset Senior Cups, and win their rst Western League title in 1912, but a failed attempt at professionalism would see the club go bankrupt and unable to compete in the 1923/24 season. This blip is the only break in Welton’s membership of the Western League from 1903 to the modern-day, the club holding the dubious honour of having never been relegated — or promoted — outside of the two division set-up. In the years following World War 2, Welton built the most successful Amateur side in the area with four consecutive Amateur Cup victories, and in Brian Barker, Keith Simmons and Eddie Attwood, the best forward line for miles around. Rovers’ golden period came in the mid-1960s following the appointment, in 1963, of the club’s rst o cial manager, former Hudders eld Town and Bristol City striker Arnold Rodgers, and the return to professionalism. Welton became only the second club to win the Western League three times in a row — after Portsmouth FC— at the turn of the century, with wins in ’65, ’66 (undefeated!) and ’67. Potent throughout the time was the club’s record goalscorer, Ian Henderson, who scored 321 goals in his spells with Welton. Rovers’ triumphs brought with them an in ated reputation and showpiece matches, with the club’s best ever FA Cup performance seeing them face AFC Bournemouth (then known as Bournemouth & Boscombe Athletic) in 1966 as well as exotic away days for end of season matches against a Guernsey XI in 1965 and to the Costa Brava the following year. As is often the case, Welton’s successes brought excesses and nancial problems, and following the departure of Rodgers and 10 of his rst-team squad, to Bath City, a period of uncertainty and mediocrity followed. That was until Dave Stone took the managerial reigns in 1971 and led Welton to their fourth, and most recent, league title in the 73/74 season. Other showcases of the early ‘70s would see Juventus and Leeds United legend John Charles play and score at West Clewes for Merhyr Tyd l in the FA Trophy, and a Rothmans Cup nal against now League One side Wycombe Wanderers.
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The tail end of the 20th century saw Welton trade promotions and relegations, creating many a club legend along the way. Managers such as Geo Elliott and Steve Coles brought good times, while legendary players like Malcolm Beck and Graham Withey commanded transfer fees to move on to Football League clubs. The 1980s saw huge improvements to facilities with the fl
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WELTON ROVERS CLUB HISTORY ON THIS DAY
2014 RADSTOCK TOWN 1 WELTON ROVERS 2 CONRADI, COTTLE
1988 PAULTON ROVERS 1 WELTON ROVERS 2 GREENWOOD, CHURCH
1964 WELTON ROVERS 8 BATH CIRY RESERVES 1 HENDERSON 3, ALLEN, COLLETT 2, WATTS 2
HONOURS Western League Champions 1911-12,1964-65,1965-66 1966-67,1973-74 Western League Division 1 Champions 1959-60, 1987-88 Western League Amateur Trophy 1956-57, 1957-58, 1958-59, 1959-60 Somerset Premier Cup 2009-2010 Allan Young Cup 1965-66, 1966-67, 1967-68 Somerset Senior Cup 1906-07,1911-12,1912-13,1913-14 ,1919-20,1924-25,1925-26,196 0-61,1961-62,1962-63 WCB Clares City of Wells Cup 1978-79
The 1990s started with possibly the club’s most ridiculous season, nishing rock bottom of the Premier Division and getting through 3 managers. The third of which, Peter De Sisto, brought former Football League players Alan Biley and Gary Stanley to the club, but could only win 3 games all season. As bad as the decade began, it ended on a high with Rovers’ locally assembled side winning promotion back to the Premier Division, under the tutelage of Adie Britton. The past two decades have brought plenty of good times for Rovers’ large and vociferous support, known as the Green Army. In 2006, Chris Mountford led Welton to their most successful season since the 1970s, with a 4th place Premier Division nish and Les Phillips Cup Semi-Final. Then, under Mark Harrington in 2010, Rovers won the Somerset Premier Cup for the rst time, at Huish Park. A semi- nal victory against Yeovil Town landed Rovers a nal with Bridgwater Town, who they defeated on penalties to claim the silverware. That side contained Nick Beaverstock, the man who would lead the Greens to their next taste of glory — as manager — when they won promotion to the Western League Premier Division in 2015. Beaverstock would go on to become the Rovers manager to take charge of the second highest number of matches, totalling 223 after a caretaker spell last season.
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The club began the 2019/20 season with Jared Greenhalgh at the helm, but this did not bring the anticipated results, and shortly after Christmas the manager and club parted ways by mutual agreement. After a rigorous application process, Tom Smith and his assistant Will Justin took the helm, but before they could make their mark, Coronavirus caused the curtailment of the season. The Summer of 2020 has seen huge e orts to bring together a strong and exciting squad to push Rovers forward into the 2020s. fi
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expansion of the club house — which remains one of the best in the league to this day — and the installation of oodlights in 1988, the erection of which were celebrated with a friendly against Oxford United, then managed by Mark Lawrenson.
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TOOLSTATION WESTERN LEAGUE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21
PREMIER DIVISION PLYMOUTH PARKWAY TAVISTOCK EXMOUTH TOWN CRIBBS STREET CLEVEDON TOWN ROMAN GLASS ST GEORGE BUCKLAND ATHLETIC WESTBURY UNITED BRIDGWATER TOWN BITTON BRADFORD TOWN SHEPTON MALLLET CADBURY HEATH KEYNSHAM TOWN BRISLIGTON ODD DOWN HALLEN WELLINGTON BRIDPORT CHIPPING SODBURY TOWN
P +/- Pts
13 11 11 12 13 12 12 15 10 12 8 13 10 10 12 10 13 14 13 9 10
40 16 16 8 7 5 4 1 7 3 16 0 -2 -5 -5 -7 -23 -12 -16 -23 -25
35 25 24 23 22 21 21 21 20 19 18 18 13 12 12 11 10 9 9 3 2
FIRST DIVISION 1 WELTON ROVERS 2 CORSHAM TOWN 3 CALNE TOWN 4 ASHTON & BACKWELL UTD 5 WINCANTON TOWN 6 WARMINSTER TOWN 7 WELLS CITY 8 BISHOP SUTTON 9 ALMONDSBURY 10 RADSTOCK TOWN 11 LEBEQ UNITED 12 PORTISHEAD TOWN 13 SHERBORNE TOWN 14 BRISTOL TELEPHONES 15 HENGROVE ATHLETIC 16 CHEDDAR 17 BISHOPS LYDEARD 18 OLDLAND ABBOTONIANS 19 LONGWELL GREEN SPORTS 20 DEVIZES TOWN
BOXING DAY FIXTURES
P WELLS CITY P CHEDDAR P CALNE TOWN v BRISTOL TELEPHONES P ALMONDSBURY P LONGWELL GREEN SPORTS P ASHTON & BACKWELL UTD v CPRSHAM TOWN P SHERBORNE TOWN
BISHOP SUTTON BISHOPS LYDEARD DEVIZES TOWN HENGROVE ATHLETIC LEBEQ UNITED OLDLAND ABBOTONIANS PORTISHEAD TOWN WARMINSTER TOWN WINCANTON TOWN
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L +/- Pts
10 9 9 10 12 10 10 10 11 9 9 10 11 9 9 10 11 9 10 10
0 0 1 1 4 3 4 4 5 4 3 4 6 5 3 6 9 8 9 9
8 8 8 7 6 6 5 5 5 5 4 4 4 4 3 4 1 1 0 0
2 1 0 2 2 1 1 1 1 0 2 2 1 0 3 0 1 0 1 1
20 21 17 12 6 12 2 -1 -6 1 3 2 -2 -1 -2 -3 -16 -15 -23 -27
26 25 24 23 20 19 16 16 16 15 14 14 13 12 12 12 4 3 1 1
JANUARY 2ND FIXTURES
ALMONDSBURY ASHTON & BACKWELLUTD CALNE TOWN CHEDDAR CORSHAM TOWN LONGWELLGREEN SPORTS RADSTOCK TOWN
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PORTISHEAD TOWN LEBEQ UNITED HENGROVE ATHLETIC BISHOP SUTTON WELTON ROVERS WINCANTON TOWN DEVIZES TOWN
FIXTURES AND RESULTS 12 SEP 19 SEP 22 SEP 26 SEP 29 SEP 3 OCT 6 OCT 10 OCT 13 OCT 17 OCT 24 OCT 31 OCT 3 NOV 5 DEC 16 DEC 19 DEC 26 DEC 2 JAN 9 JAN 12 JAN 16 JAN
A H H A A H A H H A H A A A A A H A H H A
PORTISHEAD TOWN CULLOMPTON RANGERS (FAV) SHERBORNE TOWN BISHOPS LYDEARD WINCANTON TOWN ALMONDSBURY LONGWELL GREEN SPORTS ELBURTON VILLA (FAV) DEVIZES TOWN CHEDDAR WARMINSTER TOWN BRIDGWATER TOWN (FAV) HENGROVE ATHLETIC BISHOP SUTTON OLDLAND ABBOTONIANS ALMONDSBURY RADSTOCK TOWN CORSHAM TOWN HENGROVE ATHLETIC CALNE TOWN LEBEQ UNITED
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2-1 4-1 3-1 1-0 1-1 6-0 2-2 1-0 3-1 3-2 3-0 0-5 5-1 P P P
19 JAN 23 JAN 26 JAN 30 JAN 6 FEB 13 FEB 20 FEB 6 MAR 13 MAR 20 MAR 27 MAR 2 APR 5 APR 10 APR 17 APR 24 APR 1 MAY 8 MAY 15 MAY TBC
H H H A H A H H H A A A H A A H H A H H
BRISTOL TELEPHONES CHEDDAR BISHOPS LYDEARD DEVIZES TOWN BISHOP SUTTON ASHTON & BACKWELL UNITED HENGROVE ATHLETIC LONGWELL GREEN SPORTS PORTISHEAD TOWN WELLS CITY CALNE TOWN RADSTOCK TOWN ASHTON & BACKWELL UNITED WARMINSTER TOWN BRISTOL TELEPHONES WINCANTON TOWN LEBEQ UNITED SHERBORNE TOWN CORSHAM TOWN OLDLAND ABBOTONIANS
PLAYER STATS | AFTER 13 GAMES PLAYER
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DUNK, Matt COLE, Robson WYCH, Alex VEAL, Dan STOPPARD, Sam MASTOURAS, Keelan GARLAND, Joe ROBERTS, Sam WATSON, Jacob HATCHER, Scott ELLIS, Joe
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29 GK 13 17 GK 25 FB 13 28 FB 22 FB 4 23 FB 11 34 DC 3 28 DC 3 26 DC 4 26 DC/CM 12 37 CM 10
ON ASSIST GOALS
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ON ASSIST GOALS
CURNOCK, Matt 24 CM 6 7 1 2 CLAYTON-CLARKE, Leon 25 CM 8 3 1 COLEMAN, Lewis 21 CM 4 9 1 PILE, Chris 29 CM 11 2 3 4 BOX, Kyle 24 FW 9 4 2 5 RUSSELL, Lewis 24 FW 4 6 1 1 2 REGULA, Dawid 23 ST 13 1 9 CHARLES, Courtney 26 ST 13 4 7 With the signing of 11 goal forward Callum Ham, Rovers’ squad now features 3 of the league’s top 10 goalscorers. Joe Garland has returned to tness and is available for selection today, while Lewis 1 Russell unfortunately faces a spell on the sidelines due to injury.
UHLSPORT SOMERSET COUNTY LEAGUE
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FIXTURES AND RESULTS 12 SEP A WELLS CITY RES ● 1-4 19 SEP A WRINGTON REDHILL ● 2-2 26 SEP H WELLS CITY RES ● 0-1 3 OCT A BURNHAM UNITED ● 0-3 10 OCT A UPHILL CASTLE ● 3-2 17 OCT H STREET RES ● 3-2 24 OCT A SALTFORD ● 2-4 12 DEC A STREET RES ● 1-2 P 28 DEC H STAPLEGROVE P 2 JAN H TIMSBURY ATHLETIC 9 JAN A SOMERTOWN TOWN P 16 JAN A MIDDLEZOY ROVERS RES P 23 JAN A TIMSBURY ATHLETIC 30 JAN H MINEHEAD 6 FEB A STAPLEGROVE 10 FEB A WINSCOMBE 13 FEB A MINEHEAD 27 FEB H YATTON & CLEEVE UNITED 3 MAR H SOMERTON TOWN 17 MAR H WRINGTON REDHILL 20 MAR H SALTFORD 24 MAR H WINSCOMBE 31 MAR H BURNHAM UNITED 3 APR H NAILSEA & TICKENHAM RES 5 APR A YATTON & CLEEVE UNITED 10 APR H MIDDLEZOY ROVERS RES 17 APR H UPHILL CASTLE 1 MAY A NAILSEA & TICKENHAM RES
DIVISION ONE 1 STAPLEGROVE 2 SALTFORD 3 WELLS CITY RES 4 WINSCOMBE 5 UPHILL CASTLE 6 SOMERTON TOWN 7 MIDDLEZOY ROVERS RES 8 BURNHAM UNITED 9 STREET 10 WRINGTON REDHILL 11 MINEHEAD 12 WELTON ROVERS RES 13 NAILSEA & TICK RES 14 TIMSBURY ATHLETIC 15 YATTON & CLEEVE UTD
P W D ●● 9 ●● 8 ●● 7 ●● 6 ●● 7 ●● 8 ●● 7 ●● 7 ●● 7 ●● 8 ●● 9
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6 5 5 4 4 3 3 3 3 2 1 2 0 1 0
1 2 1 2 0 2 2 3 1 2 4 1 3 0 2
L +/- Pts
2 1 1 0 3 3 2 1 3 4 4 5 2 6 5
3 6 9 8 11 4 1 4 1 -3 -7 -8 -4 -14 -11
19 17 16 14 12 11 11 *10 10 8 7 7 3 3 2
With an even larger number of Somerset County League teams now being situated within Tier 3 regions, the league board ave made the decision to postpone all xtures up to and including the 16th January. The league board is to convene in early January to present the various options to all member clubs on how the rest of the season should continue. WITH THANKS TO
SPONSORS OF WELTON ROVERS FOOTBALL CLUB RESERVES
WESTERN COUNTIES FLOODLIGHT YOUTH LEAGUE P +/- Pts CENTRAL DIVISION 1 BRADFORD TOWN 1 1 3 2 BISHOP SUTTON 2 0 3 3 CORSHAM TOWN 0 0 0 4 FROME TOWN 0 0 0 5 WELTON ROVERS 0 0 0 6 PAULTON ROVERS 1 -1 0 FIXTURES AND RESULTS 23 SEP H ELBURTON VILLA (FAYC) ● 1-2 28 OCT A OLDLAND ABBOTONIANS (LC) P P 4 NOV H CORSHAM TOWN 12 NOV A PAULTON ROVERS P P 18 NOV H BISHOP SUTTON P 2 DEC H BRADFORD TOWN 7 JAN A CORSHAM TOWN 13 JAN H FROME TOWN 21 JAN A BISHOP SUTTON 1 FEB A BRADFORD TOWN 3 MAR A FROME TOWN 28 APR H PAULTON ROVERS WITH THANKS TO
SPONSORS OF WELTON ROVERS FOOTBALL CLUB UNDER 18s
THIS EVENING’S TEAMS TO BE SELECTED FROM WELTON ROVERS
RADSTOCK TOWN
TOOLSTATION WESTERN LEAGUE FIRST DIVISION (GK) MATT DUNK JACK SCRIVENS (GK) (GK) ROBSON COLE SIMON MILLARD (C) ALEX WYCH LUKE INGRAM (C) SAM STOPPARD CALLUM TAYLOR KEELAN MASTOURAS JOSH HOWE JOE GARLAND MASON HARRISON JACOB WATSON PELE SOBERS SAM ROBERTS GEORGE WALKER-WILTSHIRE SCOTT HATCHER TOM PAWLEY JOE ELLIS JOSH WITCOMBE MATT CURNOCK SEAN DERRICK LEON CLAYTON-CLARKE MORGAN SKIPP LEWIS COLEMAN ALI SEN CHRIS PILE RICO SOBERS KYLE BOX SAM GREGORY CALLUM HAM JAMES RUSTELL DAWID REGULA EBNER HEATLEY COURTNEY CHARLES LLOYD MATTHEWS OMAR SIMPSON MANAGER:
REFEREE:
TOM SMITH
MANAGER:
RYAN CHILD
MIKE HALFORD ASSISTANTS: ELLA BROAD, STEVE TAYLOR