President:

Bob Probee

Vice Presidents

Geraldine Doncaster

Dennis Phillips

Life Members:

Geraldine Doncaster

Richard Doncaster

George Hammond

Simon Jasinski

Brian Kearvell

Michael Maiden

Bob Probee

Dave Smith

Derek Smith

Committee Members: Joe Albertella

Dick Bryant

Gary Lines

Andy Probee Neil Redman

Child Welfare Officer/

Youth Secretary:

Nicki Webb

Treasurer/

Clubhouse Manager: Gordon Webb

Programme Design/

Editor: JMA Programmes

Chairman:

Neil Redman

Vice Chairman:

John Redman

Commercial Manager:

Simon Jasinski;

E: simon@boshamfc.co.uk

Secretary: Alan Price

T: 07832 239826;

E: alan1972uk@btinternet.com

First Team Manager Gary Lines

Head Coach:

Paul Marsh

Coach:

Steve Rutter

Fitness Coach:

Michelle Lewis

Physio:

Scott Everley

Reserve Team Manager: Joe Albertella

Reserve Team Assistant:

Tom Best

Reserve Team Coach:

Macaulay Antell

Club Captain: Andy Reynolds

Under 18s Manager: Rick Kennett

Under 13’s Manager:

Ben Jones

League Honours

Southern Combination Football League Division Two

Champions: 2016-17

Sussex County Football League Division Three

Champions: 1993–94, 1999–00, 2009–10

Runners-up: 1984–85

Sussex County Football League - Highest Finish

7th - Division Two - 1985–86, 1994-95

West Sussex Football League Premier Division

Champions: 1998–99, 2013-14

West Sussex Football League - Division One

Champions: 1958

West Sussex Football League - Division Two

Champions: 1957

Cup Honours

Southern Combination Football League Division Two Cup

Winners: 2015-16

Sussex County League Division Three Cup

Winners: 1984–85, 2009–10, 2014-15

Sussex FA Intermediate Cup

Runners-up: 2004–05, 2008–09

Malcolm Simmonds Memorial Cup

Winners: 1998–99

West Sussex Football League Centenary Cup

Winners: 1998-99

Bosham Football Club

Ground Address: The Recreation Ground, Walton Lane, Bosham, West Sussex, PO18 8QF

Club Colours: Red Shirts, White Shorts & Red Socks

Tel: 01243 681279 Formed: 1901 www.boshamfc.co.uk

CLUB OFFICIALS CLUB HOUNOURS

The football club were sadly made aware of a former President

Bernard Cole who died after a short illness in September.

“Bernie” as he was known round the club was a fantastic ambas-

sador to the club during one of its most successful times in the

1998-1999 season. Winning the coveted ‘treble’ of the West Sus-

sex Premier Division, Malcolm Simmonds Cup and the Centenary

Cup – a feat no other club has achieved. During this time he self-

funded the kit for the team and contributed to the storage shed.

One of my fondest memories of Bernie was his passion for the

club even after he was president and showing his support at Wal-

ton Lane by offering to buy the team a drink after the game or

supporting us in fundraising efforts for the club to maintain the off

the field ambitions. Our thoughts are with his wife Doris Cole and

the family.

On the field, we have seen the first team being knocked out of the Intermediate Cup to Forest Row; for the neutral an

entertaining match losing 5-4 and a narrow defeat away to Jarvis Brook (A) in the league. We will be looking to

bounce back this weekend (21/10) in the Div 2 Cup, when we entertain Alfold at home: 14.00 K.O. With October seeing

three first team away games we look forward to the fixtures being evened out over the early winter. We would also

like to welcome Joe Albertella with Tom Warren to the reserve set up and Michelle Lewis who is our fitness and con-

ditioning coach for our senior teams.

The two youth teams are making steady progress although results are not quite there the work done by our coach-

ing staff has seen us make improved performances, thanks to everyone involved supporting the boys in their re-

spective leagues.

CHAIRMAN’S

CHAT

Neil Redman

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Where to start.... Firstly I’d like to welcome today’s

official Neal Saxton and the players, staff

and committee of Jarvis Brook to Walton Lane this

afternoon.

After a few bad performances, we hit back with a great

win last time out against a very well organised Alfold

side in the cup. After working hard in training and mak-

ing a few changes to the side, the response from the

boys was absolutely spot on in awful conditions... I was

looking for a great response and got one. Attitudes and

everything was perfect. I asked the boys to battle and

show there worth there place in the team and they certainly did everything asked of them. But one

game doesn’t make it all ok, the boys have got to keep it going and I totally believe this squad can put

a good run together and push up the table. Hard work and togetherness is massive to turning this

season round.

This week has seen a new addition to the club coaching set up. With new kit man Andy Gregory coming

in, he’ll also be working closely with the first team on match day and will be a great addition to the

senior squads at the club....

Hope you all enjoy today’s game.

Up The Robins

BETWEEN

THE

LINES

Gary Lines

Formed in 1901, Bosham were founder members of Division Three of the County League in 1983/84 following a long and established pe-

riod within local football. Their inaugural season at the higher standard ended with a commendable fourth placed finish. The following

year of 1984/85, the club finished runners-up to Oakwood, winning promotion to Division Two. To cap a very successful season, Bosham

also won the Division Three League Cup – a feat they were to repeat in 2009/10.

Having won promotion in 1985/86, Bosham had mixed fortunes in senior football with their best effort a sixth place finish in 1990/91,

although the following season they were relegated back to Division Three after seven years at the higher level. However, in 1993/94,

they were promoted back again as champions – albeit a short-live success, as the following two seasons saw successive relegations

back to the West Sussex Football League.

Following an overhaul of both players and management, Bosham enjoyed a resurgence on the pitch resulting in one of their most suc-

cessful seasons ever in 1998/99, winning the coveted ‘treble’ of the West Sussex Premier Division; Malcolm Simmonds Cup and the Centenary Cup – a feat no other club has achieved.

1999/00 saw Bosham champions once again, making a welcome return to senior football and scoring 109 goals along the way – an av-

erage of 3.6 per game - although following a mid-table finish in 2000/01, The Robins found themselves bottom of the pile the following

year and ‘yo-yoed’ back down to Division 3.

The club once again struggled in Division Three, but a late revival saw them finish one place off the bottom, five points clear of Uckfield

Town. Although a relegation position, the resignation of Oving – coupled with only Wadhurst United meeting the requirements for pro-

motion - spared them the drop.

Until 2006/07 – a year when Bosham were once again reprieved after a picking up the Division Three wooden spoon – there had been

signs of improvement, with the club appearing reasonably comfortable in Division Three after many up and down seasons; and in

2004/05, reached the Final of the Sussex Intermediate Cup, where they were defeated by Rustington.

Cup success again afforded the Walton Lane side in 2008/09 when they were beaten by a solitary goal to nil against fellow Division

Three side, Forest, in the final of the same trophy.

However Bosham did find the winning formula the following season, drafting in a largely youthful squad alongside one or two more ex-

perienced heads, to lead the club to the Division 3 title for the third time; the Division Three Challenge Cup, and the Team of the Year

award…..

THE ROBINS

LAST SEASON: 2016/17

SCFL Div Two: POS: 1st P: 28 W: 21 D: 4 L: 3 GF: 102 GA: 24 GD: 78 PTS: 67

Top Goalscorer: Marco Giambelardini (33)

Most Appearances: Pat Bulbeck (33)

Last Season’s Squad, Celebrate Winning The League Title.

….. Unfortunately, league ground grading regulations were to this time go against Bosham and they were denied a place back in senior

football. Despite this knock, the club managed to keep the majority of the side that earned their top spot the previous season, and gal-

lantly went on to finish in fourth place in 2010/11.

In September 2011, Bosham won a sponsorship deal with home improvement retailer, Wickes, via national newspaper, The Sun. The prize

was a welcome boost for the village club, who had previously struggled for funding and local volunteers. Bosham fought off 300 other

non-league clubs to win the competition. The windfall funded a make over for the changing rooms, new kit, training equipment and

coaching.

After encouragingly winning six of their opening nine league games of the 2011/12 campaign, a changeable Bosham side saw their season

ebb out, as they finished below mid-table. However, the club were demoted to the West Sussex Premier Division for the start of the

2012/13 season, owing to ground grading regulations.

Under the guidance of Tony Hancock, the Robins finished in third place in their return season in West Sussex Premier Division, with the

title eventually going to Cowfold after being keenly fought out until the last weekend. Despite a positive start to the 2013/14 campaign,

Hancock ended his ten year reign in charge of The Robins, with long-serving player Andy Probee taking over the role in November 2013.

Bosham were soon back on track, with Probee's side winning an impressive 13 of their remaining 16 games to take the West Sussex

Premier Division title for a second time - and with it, gain promotion back to Division 3 of the Sussex County League. Sadly, Probee lost

his grandad - and Bosham Vice President - Dennis, a week before the end of the season, so it was perhaps fitting that the club should

win the League shortly after. The inaugural Dennis Probee Memorial Cup was set-up in his honour, with Bosham facing a 'Sussex XI' side,

winning 4-3 on penalties after the sides were tied 2-2 in normal time.

2013/14 was also a great season for the club off the field, with Bosham successfully applying for Sport England funding, enabling the

club to modernise their facilities and increase participation with new youth sides planned for 2014/15. The season also saw Bosham gain

their FA Charter Standard status.

Bosham made their return to the Sussex County League in 2014/15, finishing their first season back in a creditable fourth spot in Divi-

sion 3, having featured at the top of the division for much the season, following a blistering start that saw the club win its first six

games. Silverware was to follow, as the Robins lifted the Division 3 Cup for a third time, with a 3-0 victory over local rivals, Sidlesham.

Football Foundation funding supported the reintroduction of the club’s youth section at under 16 level, with a further youth team at un-

der 15 level added in 2015/16. The club were also winners at the Sussex Sports Awards.

In February 2016, Bosham gained a further grant from West Sussex County Council's 'Big Society Fund' in the sum of £10,400 to improve

club facilities and infrastructure, and assist with longer-term sustainability and youth participation objectives.

Success on the pitch in 2015/16 again came in the form of the (re-named) SCFL Division 2 Cup - with a 2-1 win over League champions,

AFC Varndeanians. The Robins became the first side to retain the trophy since its inception in 1983/84. The season also brought a sixth

place finish in the newly-formed Southern Combination League Division 2.

The Robins came back stronger in 2016/17, winning the SCFL Division Two title having led the table for all but the opening two weeks of

the season.

Although Bosham have never competed in the FA Cup, they were entrants to the FA Vase between 1986 and 1990, however have never

managed to win in this competition.

BOSHAM 4-2 ALFOLD - SAT 11TH NOV ‘17

‘Robins back to winning ways to progress in the League Cup’

Bosham FC got back to winning ways, this week, with a comfortable triumph to progress to the quarter

finals of the Division Two Cup at the expense of an improving Alfold side who may have hoped to inflict more

misery on the reds considering Bosham’s recent run of form.

Thanks to a lot of overnight rain the teams were met by a very wet pitch and increasingly heavy conditions

under foot and, after an impeccably observed two minutes silence to mark Armistice Day, the game got

under way and a surprisingly fast pace. New signing Louis Brailey made his debut for the hosts, up front, to

bolster the attacking options and the manager, Gary Lines, was able to have the back up of a very strong

bench to choose from should he need to.

The game took a while to really get going with conditions hard to whether for both sides but, eventually,

Bosham began to settle and gaps began to appear in the Alfold rearguard. Callum Coker looked sharp and

the express pace of Grant Radmore was always a threat down the right hand side. Right on the half hour

Coker had the first real chance when well placed to attack a cross from Harry Bedford. The striker’s head-

er was well saved by keeper, Louis Corrlea from point blank range and then, just minutes later Corrlea was

very lucky to survive another Bosham thrust on goal. On this occasion Corrlea gambled to rush out to the

edge of the box to challenge for the ball but the excellent Graeme Dowden easily won the ball and then had

the chance to cross to an unmarked Coker. He found his fellow striker but Corrlea somehow made it back

in time to pull off an astonishing save to deny Coker what seemed a certain goal.

With the half time whistle about to be blown Bosham went on another foray into the Alfold half and this time

Coker found his range to hand the Robins a deserved lead heading into the interval. Driving deep in to the

Alfold half, Coker outpaced defenders and then unleashed an unstoppable drive into the corner of the net

passed a stranded Corrlea. After the break Bosham continued to impress with their ability to control the

game despite the torrid conditions and it wasn’t long before their lead was doubled, this time buy the ever

reliable Callum Fewell. Radmore worked space down the right a pinged in a terrific ball into the danger

area. Fewell rose well and headed the ball goal ward only for Corrlea to make a somewhat dramatised save

but Fewell quickly pounced on the loose ball to squeeze it home at the near post to the delight of the home

fans nearby.

Alfold tried everything to reduce the deficit but another quick break from the back saw Bosham grab a third not long after the hour

mark. This time Radmore did all his own work and fired in to score a goal that his impressive match, so far, deserved. Bosham were

cruising now and the visitors looked shell shocked at what was happening to them. Kieran Purkis was still a threat up front and late on

sent and air of real concern through the home faithful as he grabbed a late double to drag the burgundy marauders back into a tie that,

for a long time, had seemed a lost cause. With minutes left of the clock, Purkis let fly from distance to find the top corner past the

Bosham keeper, Nick Hall and then only a minute later pounced on a moment’s hesitation at the back to grab a second and leave Bosham

baying for the final whistle. The home fans needn’t have worried though as, in injury time, with Alfold throwing caution to the wind the

visitors were dealt the coups-de-gras as Jake Lafferty was sent clear from his own half to sprint the length of the pitch to score into an

empty net with the Alfold keeper stranded up the other end having gone forward for a corner in search of an equaliser.

Ironically that goal was the last kick of the game and Bosham could breathe a huge sigh of relief and celebrate passage through to the

quarter finals and a home time against Montpellier Villa. Next week Jarvis Brook make the trip to Walton Lane and Bosham will certainly

be trying as hard as they can to finally end their bogey run against the Crowborough based club even if it will be at the sixth time of

asking

Match Report by Alan Price

Starting XI:

1 Nick Hall

2 Benn Neal **

3 Harry Bedford

4 Louis Bell

5 Sam James

6 Callum Fewell

7 Graeme Dowden

8 James Wilson ***

9 Callum Coker

10 Lewis Brailey *

11 Grant Radmore

Subs:

12 Brad Miles

14 Jake Lafferty *

15 Matt Docherty ***

16 Pat Bulbeck **

17 Alfie Smith

Goalscorers:

Coker 45’, Fewell 54’,

Radmore 64’ &

Lafferty 90+2

Man of the Match:

Harry Bedford

Att: 40

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THE VISITORS

LAST SEASON: 2016/17

SCFL Div Two: POS: 2nd P: 28 W: 19 D: 7 L: 2 GF: 108 GA: 42 GD: 66 PTS: 64

Top Goalscorer: Luke Leppard (22)

Most Appearances: N/A

JARVIS BROOK

Jarvis Brook Football Club was formed in 1888 and is one of the oldest Clubs in the County. The Club

spent many years in the Tonbridge League of which it was a founder member before joining the Mid-

Sussex League in 1994. Since joining the League the Club has enjoyed good fortune with promotions

and Cup success, winning Division 4 in 2000, Division 3 in 2002, Division 2 in 2003 and Division 1 in

2004. In 2007 the Club were runners up in the Premier Division Play-off Final. The Stubbins Cup has

been won on 3 occasions in 1995, 2000 and 2002. In 1995 the Club also won the Parsons Cup. Jarvis

Brook were runners-up in the Malins Cup in 2007 and 2013.

The last two season’s are the most successful seasons in the Club’s history, 2015/2016 the 1st team

winning the Mid-Sussex Premier Division, the 2nd team runners-up in Division 4, the 3rd team runner-

sup in Division 9 and also winning the Brian Hall Trophy.

2016/2017 The first team competed in the county league for the first time and performed superbly,

finishing runners up and losing semi finalists in both the division two and Sussex Intermediate Cup.

The reserves won the treble! Mid Sussex division four champions and both cups, before the Veterans

went on to win the Mid Sussex Veterans plate

AUGUST OPPOSITION VENUE COMP KO/RES ATT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Sat 19th Lancing United Away SCFL2 W 6-0 25 Hall Neal 1 A Smith Miles 1 S James Reynolds Bedford

Sat 26th Alfold Away SCFL2 L 2-3 75 Collins Neal ** A Smith *** Miles Reynolds S James 1 Radmore

Mon 28th Ferring Away SCFL2 W 3-0 40 Collins Neal A Smith Docherty *** S James Reynolds 1 Wilson **

SEPTEMBER

Sat 2nd Upper Beeding Home SCFL2 L 0-3 70 Hall Neal A Smith *** Docherty S James Reynolds * Wilson

Sat 9th Rustington Away SCFL2 D 3-3 40 Hall Neal *** A Smith * Docherty S James Reynolds Bedford **

Sat 16th Worthing Town Home SCFL2 W 2-1 55 Hall A Smith Neal Docherty S James Reynolds (C) Wilson 1

Sat 23rd Westfield Away SCFL2 W 5-2 og 44 Hall A Smith Neal Hardman Reynolds (C) Cooper Radmore

Sat 30th Montpellier Villa Home SCFL2 W 3-0 60 Hall A Smith Neal Hardman ** Reynolds (C) S James Wilson

OCTOBER

Sat 7th Jarvis Brook Away SCFL2 L 1-2 og 45 Hall A Smith *** Neal Hardman * Reynolds (C) S James Bell **

Sat 14th Forest Row Away SIC L 4-5 -- Hall Neal Bedford 1 Bell ** S James Docherty (C) Wilson

Sat 21st Alfold Home D2C P-P

Sat 28th Rottingdean Village Away SCFL2 L 2-4 30 Fewell Neal 1 A Smith *** Hardman * S James Docherty (C) Wilson

NOVEMBER

Sat 4th Cowfold Home SCFL2 L 0-4 30 Fewell Probee *** A Smith Bell ** Cooper * S James Wilson (C)

Sat 11th Alfold Home D2C W 4-2 40 Hall Neal ** Bedford Bell S James Fewell 1 Dowden

Sat 18th Jarvis Brook Home SCFL2 14:00

Sat 25th Clymping Away SCFL2 14:00

KEYS:

D2C = Division Two Cup

OG = Own Goal Scored by Opposition

SCFL2 = Southern Combination Football League Division Two

SIC = Sussex Intermediate Cup

FIRST TEAM FIXTURES & RESULTS

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8 9 10 11 12 14 15 16 17

Bedford Coombes * Brown (C) 1 Coker** 3 Radmore*** Gray*** Cooper Moore ** Probee * -

Radmore Lafferty 1 Coker * Brown (C) Bedford Moore * Fewell *** Gray ** Miller -

Wilson ** Lafferty 1 Brown (C) 1 Coker * Radmore Gray * Fewell ** Cooper *** Best -

Wilson Lafferty ** Brown (C) Coker Dowden Fewell Lewis *** Bell * Moore ** Miller

Bedford ** Radmore 1 Brown (C) Lafferty Dowden 1 Coker * 1 Gray *** Probee ** - -

Wilson 1 Radmore ** Coker 1 Lewis * Bedford Bell * Miles Lidster ** - -

Radmore * Bedford Coker 3 ** Lewis 1 Coombes Lidster ** Gray * Best - -

Wilson Bedford * Coker 1 Radmore 2 Dowden *** Docherty ** Lafferty *** Bell * Miles -

Bell ** Docherty Dowden Coker Radmore Wilson * Lafferty ** Bedford *** - -

Wilson Lafferty 1 *** Coker 1 Radmore 1 Dowden * Hardman ** Lidster *** A Smith * - -

Wilson Bell ** Lafferty 1 Coker Radmore Bedford * Bulbeck ** Lidster *** - -

Wilson (C) Lafferty Coker Radmore Bulbeck Hardman ** Lewis *** Dowden * - -

Dowden Wilson (C) *** Coker 1 Brailey * Radmore 1 Miles Lafferty * 1 Docherty *** Bulbeck ** A Smith

FIRST TEAM FIXTURES & RESULTS

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PLAYER SCFL APPS SCFL GOALS SIC APPS SIC GOALS D2C APPS D2C GOALS

Harry Bedford 6 (2) 1 1 1 1 0

Louis Bell 3 (3) 0 1 0 1 0

Lewis Brailey 0 0 0 0 1 0

Andy Brown 5 2 0 0 0 0

Pat Bulbeck 1 (1) 0 0 0 0 (1) 0

Callum Coker 10 (1) 9 1 1 1 1

Matt Collins 2 0 0 0 0 0

Ryan Coombes 2 0 0 0 0 0

Charlie Cooper 1 (1) 0 0 0 0 0

Matt Docherty 6 (1) 0 1 0 0 (1) 0

Graeme Dowden 4 (1) 1 1 0 1 0

Callum Fewell 2 (2) 0 0 0 1 1

Tom Gray 0 (5) 0 0 0 0 0

Nick Hall 7 0 1 0 1 0

Jack Hardman 4 (1) 0 0 (1) 0 0 0

Sam James 10 1 1 0 1 0

Jake Lafferty 6 (2) 4 1 1 0 (1) 1

Will Lewis 2 (2) 1 0 0 0 0

Harry Lidster 0 (3) 0 0 (1) 0 0 0

Brad Miles 2 1 0 0 0 0

Drew Moore 0 (3) 0 0 0 0 0

Ben Neal 10 2 1 0 1 0

Andy Probee 1 (2) 0 0 0 0 0

Grant Radmore 10 4 1 1 1 1

Andy Reynolds 9 1 0 0 0 0

Alfie Smith 11 0 0 (1) 0 0 0

James Wilson 6 (1) 1 1 0 1 0

FIRST TEAM PLAYER STATS

POS P W D L GF GA GD PTS

1 Roffey 12 9 1 2 44 18 26 28

2 Jarvis Brook 11 9 0 2 26 9 17 27

3 Rustington 11 7 3 1 29 13 16 24

4 Sidlesham 11 6 4 1 18 6 12 22

5 Upper Beeding 11 6 3 2 23 10 13 21

6 Cowfold 12 4 4 4 25 18 7 16

7 Bosham 11 5 1 5 27 22 5 16

8 Alfold 10 4 3 3 19 18 1 15

9 Westfield 10 4 2 4 19 19 0 14

10 Worthing Town 12 4 1 7 19 37 -18 13

11 Rottingdean Village 11 4 0 7 21 36 -15 12

12 Lancing United 13 4 0 9 19 40 -21 12

13 Montpelier Villa 11 3 2 6 16 20 -4 11

14 Clymping 9 1 0 8 16 30 -14 3

15 Ferring 11 1 0 10 8 33 -25 3

MACRON STORE SOUTHERN COMBINATION FOOTBALL LEAGUE DIVISION TWO

AUGUST OPPOSITION VENUE COMP KO/RES GOALSCORERS

Fri 18th Folland Sports Away WCL(E) D 4-4 L James (2), Lidster & Sturt

Tues 22nd Baffins Milton Rovers Away WCL(E) L 3-5 Sturt (3)

Fri 25th Sholing Away WCL(E) L 0-3 -

Weds 30th Liss Athletic Away WCL(E) W 4-3 L James (2) & Moore (2)

SEPTEMBER

Weds 6th Hythe & Dibden Away WCC L 1-6 L James

Sat 9th Fareham Town Home WCL(E) L 1-4 Lidster

Weds 13th AFC Portchester Away JSMS L 0-1 -

Sat 16th Tadley Calleva Away WCL(E) L 1-6 Terry

Sat 23rd Alton Home WCL(E) L 0-9 -

Sat 30th Petersfield Town Away WCL(E) L 2-4 Jepson (2)

OCTOBER

Sat 7th Binstead & Cob Away HIC L 1-10 L James

Sat 14th Hamble Club Home WCL(E) L 1-4 Miles

Sat 21st US Portsmouth Away WCL(E) L 1-3 Coker

Sat 28th Alresford Town Home WCL(E) L 1-12 Lewis

NOVEMBER

Sat 4th AFC Stoneham Away WCL(E) L 0-3 -

Sat 18th Newport IOW Away WCL(E) 15:00

Sat 25th Gosport Borough Home WCL(E) 14:00

DECEMBER

Sat 2nd Sholing Home WCL(E) 14:00

KEYS:

HIC = Hampshire Intermediate Cup

JSMS = John Stimpson Memorial Shield

WCC = Wyvern Challenge Cup

WCL(E) = Wyvern Combination League Division One East

RESERVE TEAM FIXTURES & RESULTS

POS P W D L GF GA GD PTS

1 Gosport Borough 13 12 0 1 55 18 37 36

2 Fareham Town 12 10 0 2 27 16 11 30

3 Hamble Club 11 9 0 2 41 15 26 27

4 United Services Portsmouth 12 9 0 3 38 19 19 27

5 Sholing 13 8 2 3 41 16 25 26

6 AFC Stoneham 13 8 1 4 44 22 22 25

7 Alresford Town 13 7 2 4 50 26 24 22

8 Alton 12 6 1 5 37 22 15 19

9 Tadley Calleva 13 5 1 7 27 38 -11 16

10 Baffins Milton Rovers 12 3 1 8 27 39 -12 10

11 Petersfield Town 13 3 1 9 18 51 -33 10

12 Folland Sports 13 2 3 8 20 48 -28 9

13 Newport (IOW) 13 2 2 9 16 38 -22 8

14 Liss Athletic 13 1 1 11 15 46 -31 4

15 Bosham 12 1 1 10 18 60 -42 4

WYVERN COMBINATION LEAGUE DIVISION ONE EAST

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Harry Bedford Louis Bell Jazz Bray Pat Bulbeck

HW Business Systems Broad Reach Landscapes Gary Lines

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Harry Lidster Brad Miles Benn Neal Andy Probee

Phoenix Rising Removals Matt Collins Broad Reach Landscapes

Grant Radmore Neil Redman Andy Reynolds Alfie Smith

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David Smith Harry Spicer Nathan Stockwell Max Terry

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SEPTEMBER OPPOSITION VENUE COMP KO/RES GOALSCORERS

Sun 3rd Shoreham Home SCFLY(W) L 0-15 -

Sun 10th Steyning Town (West) Away SCFLY(W) L 0-20 -

Sun 17th Felpham Colts Away SCFLY(W) L 2-5 Lidster & Verness

Sun 24th Worthing Town Home SCFLY(W) L 0-4 -

OCTOBER

Sun 15th East Preston Home SCFLY(W) L 0-5 -

Tues 24th Sidlesham Away SCFLY(W) L 1-12 Cassor

Sun 29th Worthing United Away SCFLY(W) L 1-6 Haskett

NOVEMBER

Sun 5th Worthing United Home SCFLY(W) L 1-4 Cassor

Sun 12th Worthing Brazilian Masters Away PYC 2R L 2-4 Kennett & Rustell

Sun 19th Sidlesham Home SCFLY(W) 11:00

KEYS:

SCFLY(W) = Southern Combination Football League - Youth West Division

PYC = SCFA Probee Youth Cup

UNDER 18’S YOUTH TEAM FIXTURES & RESULTS

POS P W D L GF GA GD PTS

1 Steyning Town (West) 6 6 0 0 41 6 35 18

2 Shoreham 7 5 0 2 37 11 26 15

3 Sidlesham 7 4 2 1 23 8 15 14

4 Worthing United 7 4 1 2 20 13 7 13

5 Chichester City 6 5 0 1 35 9 26 *12

6 East Preston 8 2 1 5 16 19 -3 7

7 Felpham Colts 7 2 1 4 14 21 -7 7

8 Worthing Town 7 1 1 5 13 27 -14 4

9 Bosham 9 0 0 9 5 86 -81 0

* 3 Pointes Deducted for Fielding an Ineligible Player

SOUTHERN COMBINATION FOOTBALL LEAGUE - YOUTH WEST DIVISION

POS P W D L GF GA GD PTS

1 Wick Dynamos Junior 5 5 0 0 26 5 21 15

2 Chichester City Colts 6 5 0 1 40 21 19 15

3 Bognor Regis Town White 7 4 1 2 26 26 0 13

4 Worthing Dynamos Youth 4 2 0 2 23 16 7 6

5 East Preston Youth 5 1 1 3 15 19 -4 4

6 Worthing Town Blue 5 0 0 5 10 30 -20 0

7 Bosham 4 0 0 4 4 27 -23 0

SEPTEMBER OPPOSITION VENUIE COMP KO/RES GOALSCORERS

Sun 10th Wick Dynamo Juniors Away SIYL L 1-5 Brown

Sun 24th Chichester City Colts Away SIYL L 1-12 Greatorex

OCTOBER

Sun 8th Lancing Ranger Home CUP L 0-7 -

Sun 15th Lancing Rangers Select Away U13CC L 3-8 Brown, Mints & Robinson

Sun 29th Wick Dynamo Juniors Home SIYL L 1-4 TBC

NOVEMBER

Sun 5th Bognor Regis Town Whites Away SIYL L 1-6 TBC

Sun 12th Worthing Town Blue Away U13IC W 2-0 TBC

Sun 26th East Preston Youth Away SIYL 10:00

DECEMBER

Sun 3rd Worthing Town Blue Away SIYL 10:00

Sun 10th Worthing Dynamo Youth Home SIYL 11:00

Sun 17th Bognor Regis Town Whites Home SIYL 11:00

JANUARY

Sun 7th East Preston Youth Home SIYL 11:00

Sun 14th Worthing Town Blue Home SIYL 11:00

TBC Worthing Dynamo Youth Away SIYL 10:30

TBC Chichester City Colts Home SIYL 10:30

KEYS:

Cup = Cup Competition

SIYL = Saywell International Youth League U13’s Division D

U13CC = Under 13’s Challenge Cup

U13IC = Under 13’s Invitational Cuo

SAYWELL INTERNATIONAL YOUTH LEAGUE - U13’S DIVISION D

UNDER 13’S YOUTH TEAM FIXTURES & RESULTS

Today’s Match Official

Mr Neal Saxton (Wisborough Green)

Today’s Other Division Two Fixtures

Ferring vs Alfold

Montpelier Villa vs Clymping

Rottingdean Village vs Roffey

Rustington vs Upper Beeding

Sidlesham vs Worthing Town

Westfield vs Cowfold

Colours: Blue & White/Black/Blue

Manager: Glen Charker

Team From:

George Jones

Darryl King

Victor Penfold

Danny Lawrence

Mike Fuller

Ben Freeman

George Holman

Russell Anderson

Charlie Bastin

Sam Saunders

Nathan Millroy

Jake Broomfield

Liam Edwards

Tom Penfold

Tom Saunders

Luke Leppard

Andy Kennedy

Colours: Red/White/Red

Manager: Gary Lines

Team From:

Nick Hall

Alfie Smith

Benn Neal

Grant Radmore

Callum Coker

Sam James

Andy Reynolds

Jake Lafferty

Harry Bedford

James Wilson

Matt Docherty

Louis Bell

Graeme Dowden

Jack Hardman

Will Lewis

Callum Fewell

Brad Miles

Andy Probee

Pat Bulbeck

Lewis Brailey

Next Up at Walton Lane

Sunday 19th November vs Sidlesham U18’s - 11:00 Kick Off - SCFL Youth West Division

Saturday 25th November vs Gosport Borough - 14:00 Kick Off - Wyvern Combination League Division One

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Half Time Score: Bosham Jarvis Brook

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Goalscorers: Bosham Jarvis Brook

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