Bashley 31 Aug 2015

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The Evo-Stik League Southern
Division One South & West
Monday 31st August 2015
Kick-off 13:00
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IN THE DIRECTORS’ BOX
Acting Chairman
Ken Stewart
Events Director
Denis Cadd
Director
Steve Cuss
Finance Director
Ken Fergus
Matchday Co-ordinator Tony Grant
Director
Steve Harvey
Honorary Director
Ken Holloway
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Manager
Steve Cuss
Assistant Manager
Paul Roast
Goalkeeping Coach
Clive Saunders
Physio
John Edwards
Kit
Jeff Robbins
Reserves Manager
Ed Taylor
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Brian Sibley
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Chairman
Mark Joyce
Secretary
Denis Cadd
Treasurer
Ken Fergus
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From the Directors’ Box
ood afternoon, everyone, and
welcome to Cuthbury for today's
Southern League Division One
South & West fixture with our friends and
neighbours, Bashley. I hope all our visitors enjoy their stay with us today.
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have just three points from their first four
league games but their Cup form has been
sparkling with wins over Welton Rovers
and Street in the competition so far. You
can be sure that no-one will be taking anything for granted in 12 days time.
It's fair to say that Bashley have not made
a great start to the season. The club has
seen a lot of changes in the past couple of
seasons but I believe they're now more
settled. I hope so - Bashley is a great club
with a proud history, and football in this
area will be better for seeing them strong
again.
Today sees the first draw for the new
Magpies 100 Club. Credit to Director
Steve Harvey whose initiative this is and
who has put in a lot of work to get the
idea off the ground. There are still lots
of numbers left so see Steve if you'd like
to help our football club grow. Thanks to
everyone who has joined so far.
Saturday's FA Cup win at Cowes Sports
was a crucial game for the Club as the
money we can earn from the FA Cup and,
to a lesser extent, the FA Trophy can give
a significant boost to our income. I know
the players were well aware of the game's
importance and they didn't let us down.
A professional & controlled performance
saw us on top from start to finish and 5-0
didn't flatter us. Well done lads, and full
marks to the Magpie fans who made the
trip to the Island to shout them on.
Finally, there will be a minute’s silence
before today's game in memory of Derek
Stroud who died recently. Derek played
for Wimborne in the 1940s before joining
Poole, Dorchester, Bournemouth and
Grimsby in a long and successful career
and will be missed by his many friends at
the Club.
Enjoy this afternoon’s game.
Ken Fergus
Finance Director
We now face Witheridge AFC of the
South West Peninsula League Premier
Division in the First Qualifying Round
here at Cuthbury on September 12th. The
SWPL Premier is the division that St
Austell are in, and you'll remember how
much trouble they gave us here in the
same competition last season. Witheridge
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… is of Carl Preston taken by Steve Harris during our away win at Burnham on 22nd
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Unfortunately we can’t bring you Steve’s
usual column, but instead here’s a transcript of his interview on BBC Radio Solent after Saturday’s FA Cup victory at
Cowes Sports - Ed
Everything we talked about that we wanted to do, we did on Saturday,and it was a
really professional performance by us. It
was crucial that we got off to a good start,
and the goal after four minutes provided
us with that. I thought we dominated from
there on.
Crucially at 2-0 at half-time there were a
couple of half-chances for Cowes and if
they’d scored it would have made it difficult for us. But we went on and got a third
and then the game opened up for us, and
we could have had a few more by the end.
We expected a tough game, and it was.
But when you look at the key moments,
that start was one of them. We came out
of the blocks really sharp, got the goal,
and dominated the first part of the opening period. That set the tone and I thought
they found it hard to live with our pace up
front. The directness of Carl Preston and
Sam Griffin, and being able to get crosses
into the box, provided us with lots of opportunities.
All goals are good but James Stokoe’s
second was probably the pick of the five.
We’ve pushed him up front in the last
couple of games and he gives us that different option. We’ve got Mark and people who can go down the side, but James
holds it up well . He’s a very strong play-
er, technically very good, and to be able
to strike it from just outside the box with
his left foot, when he’s right-footed,
shows how good a player he is.
It’s been a tough start to the season, and
we’ve played some teams who are going
to be up there near the top in our league.
Four straight defeats at the start of the
season was difficult to take. Everyone
feels a little bit of the pressure that you’ve
got to get your first points, and we did
that last week. You could see that we
were a lot more confident on Saturday,
and the win over Cowes is going to make
us even more confident.
We’re going to come up against a fighting
Bashley in the league game today, and
we’re at home in the next round of the FA
Cup. We’ll just keep working as hard as
we can, try to pick up points in the
league, and see if we can go on an FA
Cup run.
Steve Cuss
From the Dressing Room
H
i, and welcome to a lunchtime kickoff for our Bank Holiday Monday
game against Bashley in the league.
Because of printing deadlines, my column
was written before Saturday’s FA Cup
game at Cowes, but more about that later.
Our last home game was the 4-0 defeat by
North Leigh just over 2 weeks ago. We
knew they were a good footballing side, so
it was a tall order to be facing them just 4
days after we’d scored 5 against Winchester but lost. Although we had an early
chance, they soon got on top, and we just
couldn’t get a foot-hold in the game. Their
first goal was a great strike with the outside of his right foot - a terrific piece of
skill which on another day could have
gone anywhere, but again we found ourselves 2 down at the break.
At the start of the second half we looked
the more likely to score. Unfortunately
another defensive mistake let them in for a
third. For their fourth I made a good tackle
on their lad but the ball ricocheted back to
him and he put it past Harvs.
When you’re on a losing run luck seems to
go against you. And there’s a tendency to
be a bit tentative as you don’t want to
make mistakes.
The air conditioning broke down and was
blowing out hot air - it was like sitting in a
sauna! I told the lads that we needed a win
and that we had to work our socks off.
And to their credit, in the heat of the afternoon, the boys kept their work-rate up.
Burnham were a massive side, but we
looked solid at the back. We conceded
from a free kick to be one down at the
break. Then we totally dominated the second half. Gambo scored 2 typical goals,
and in between them Oli volleyed in Billy’s free kick. The boys were all over Oli,
not just because his goal gave us the lead,
but also because he’s had a tough start to
the season and we were so pleased for
him. We were much the fitter side, and
finished really strongly.
Ryan made his Southern League debut at
Burnham, and after looking a bit shell
shocked at the start, he really grew into
the game. He’s quite a prospect.
Bill Elliott hasn’t had much game time,
but he’s neat and tidy on the ball, and
doesn’t give possession away.
And a word for Stokes who’s played the
last 2 up front. He’s great at holding the
ball up and bringing others, especially
Gambo, into play.
The following Tuesday we travelled to
Taunton, another side who’d made a good
start to the season. Our performance was
much better, and we got through the first
quarter without conceding. But by halftime we were again 2 down. I thought we
dominated the second half. Our goal with
10 minutes to go, came a bit too late, but it
left Taunton hanging on for the points.
My “brother-in-law” Tom Biles has gone
to Hamworthy where he’ll get more
games. He’s probably leaving the area at
the end of the season, and didn’t want all
the Southern League travelling without
getting much game time.
Last Saturday we travelled to Burnham. If
you remember it was a scorcher of a day,
and our coach journey was a nightmare.
Enjoy today’s game.
Finally, Cowes in the FA Cup? Here’s my
prediction. I fancy a clean sheet and a 2-0
to us. You’ll know by now if I was right.
Scott
First Team captain
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Wimborne Town 0 North Leigh 4 - 15th August 2015 - Ken Fergus reports
The Magpies went down to their third
defeat in three games at Cuthbury against
a strong North Leigh side. Defensive
errors again cost Wimborne, although
there was also some good playby the
home side, particularly at the start of the
second half.
Steve Cuss was able to welcome back
Jon Blake & Franklyn Clarke into the
starting line-up with Morgan Turner &
Patrick Wilson dropping to the bench
from the line-up which started against
Winchester.
It was the Magpies who could have
scored as early as the 2nd minute when a
ball from Mark Gamble almost played
Sam Griffin in. But it was the visitors
who gradually got on top and they went
ahead on 24 minutes when Kieran Sanders dribbled into the box from the right
and his curling shot with the outside of
his right foot beat Jason high at his far
post. A great strike.
North Leigh could have - and probably
should have - doubled their lead soon
afterwards when Jamie Cook put the ball
wide from right in front of goal. At this
point Wimborne were conceding possession much too easily and it was no surprise when Calum McNish put the
visitors two up on 38 minues. A lovely
one-two in the box beat the Magpie defence and McNish slotted home with
ease.
So, for the second time in four days,
Wimborne faced a two goal half-time
deficit. However, to their credit, they
came out all guns blazing at the start of
the second period. Kicking towards the
hospital, they were playing some fine
football with Mark Gambleat the heart of
most of it. A touch from Gambo went
just wide on 49 minutes and then Franklyn hit a shot past the post two minutes
later. Franklyn had been pushed into a
more forward role after the break and he
was causing problems at this stage. Billy
Maybury was also pushed forward in
support of Sam Griffin down the left and
he produced a few nice touches.
The Magpies needed to score in this period of dominance and, when they didn't,
North Leigh came right back into the
game.
Morgan Turner & Patrick Wilson replaced Clarke and Blake on the hour.
Shortly after that a header from Sam
Griffin went just over. On 67 minutes a
lovely free-kick from Sam was just too
high for James Stokoe and then, 6 minutes later, came the killer goal for the
visitors. Wimborne were caught in possession at the back and Calum McNish
ran through to grab his second goal.
Tom Biles replaced Billy Maybury on 78
minutes but one minute later North Leigh
sub George Seacole was allowed to run a
long way before beating the advancing
Jason Harvell.
It ended 4-0 to North Leigh and Wimborne can have no complaints about the
result. That's three wins out of three for
the visitors to put them on top of the table.
Taunton Town 2 Wimborne Town 1 - 18 Aug 2015 - Ken Fergus reports
Although this was Wimborne’s fourth defeat in four games, this was very much an
improved performance by the Magpies
particularly in the second-half.
Enforced changes because of work commitments meant that Steve Cuss brought in
Morgan Turner for Mark Gamble and
Patrick Wilson for Adam Costello in the
starting line-up. Franklyn Clarke took
Costello’s place in defence, and James
Stokoe was pushed up front alongside
Turner.
On a lovely night for football and a very
good playing surface, a mistake on 11
minutes let Taunton in for their first goal.
Josh Klein-Davies beat his defender on the
right by-line and his cross was turned in
by Jordan Rogers.
Six minutes later Taunton spurned a great
opportunity to increase their lead. On 21
minutes Carl Preston won a corner and
Sam Griffin’s ball in just eluded Patrick
Wilson. A good run on the right starting
on the touch line led to a shot across goal
by a Taunton player who was allowed to
run far too far. Just as on the previous Saturday against North Leigh, Wimborne
were guilty of giving the ball away far too
easily, whereas Taunton were much better
in possession. On 37 minutes Stokoe got
to the by-line and crossed a dangerous
ball, but it was cleared.
Then came Taunton’s second goal. A
cross from the right by Jamie Price was
turned in by Jordan Rogers for his second.
Sam Griffin was put through just before
half-time but he delayed his shot and was
dispossessed. So at half-time Taunton
went in two goals ahead.
It was a different story in the second-half
as Wimborne came out strongly and
Stokoe shot just wide on 52 minutes. Five
minutes later Steve Cuss brought on Ant
Waters, wide on the left, for Turner, and
moved Preston up front. On 63 minutes
Waters cut in from the left but his shot
was saved by the keeper. Wimborne were
looking a lot more lively. Taunton looked
solid in defence, and still posed a threat at
the other end. On 74 minutes Bill Elliott
came on for Sam Griffin in a like-for-like
change, and immediately showed up well.
On 80 minutes Wimborne got the goal
their play in the second half deserved. Waters was fed on the left by Billy Maybury
and his clever cross was controlleded by
Preston who calmly put the ball past the
Taunton keeper. 2-1 to Taunton with 10
minutes left. Wimborne were clearly on
top but Taunton were happy to play out
time without too many alarms.
James Stokoe ran his heart out in his unaccustomed up-front role these days, Carl
Preston looked good, and Waters and Elliott looked very good when they came on.
Still work to do, but the signs are there.
Burnham 1 Wimborne Town 3 - Aug 22nd 2015 - Ken Fergus reports
A dominant second half performance saw
Steve Cuss's men record their first win of
the season at Burnham. Trailing 1-0 at the
break, the Magpies took all three points
with three goals in an eight minute second
half spell from Mark Gamble (2) & Ian
Oliver.
On an extremely hot day in Buckinghamshire, Steve Cuss gave 17-year-old Ryan
Johnson his first Southern League start.
He played at left-back with Ian Oliver
moving to centre-back alongside Billy
Maybury. Mark Gamble returned after
missing the Taunton defeat through work
commitments and he was partnered up
front by James Stokoe. The midfield was
Franklyn Clarke & Patrick Wilson with
Sam Griffin & Carl Preston playing wide.
Jason Harvell was in goal and Skipper
Scott Arnold completed the lineup.
The first half was a scrappy affair played
in intense heat. Mark Gamble was able to
get clear a couple of times but couldn't
find the net. At the other end, Burnham
had a succession of corners without really
troubling the Magpie defence, Burnham's
Ed Chappe was running the show from
midfield and it was perhaps what Burnham
deserved when they took the lead from a
Dominic Rhone free-kick five minutes before the break.
As has happened a few times this season
already, Wimborne played much better in
the second half. On 47 minutes Gambo
was through again and Zaki Oulah in the
home goal was a little fortunate that
Mark's goalbound effort struck the keeper's arm. Wimborne were well on top now
with Mark Gamble looking sharp and the
whole team much more on the front foot
and denying Burnham the room they had
in the first half.
The equaliser came on 63 minutes. Yet
again, Wimborne managed to get Mark
Gamble one on one; the striker's speed
took him clear and he placed the ball calmly past Oulah to level.
That goal seemed to energise the entire
team and six minutes later the Magpies
took the lead. Billy Maybury took a freekick on the right yards inside the Burnham
half and his perfect delivery was volleyed
home by Ian Oliver from the corner of the
six yard box. Great skill from Ollie. And
two minutes later the Magpies made it
three when Mark Gamble again went
through the middle and finished with class.
Steve Cuss brought Ant Waters on for Carl
Preston on 78 minutes and two minutes
later it took a good save from Oulah to deny Gambo his hat-trick after the ball had
bobbed around in the Burnham six yard
box following a corner. Mark went off to
deserved applause one minute later, Morgan Turner replacing him. Bill Elliott
came on for James Stokoe in the final
minute and when ref Adam Crysell blew
for full time, the Magpies had their first
three points of the season.
So, two typical Mark Gamble goals gave
Wimborne the win and the second half
performance was very encouraging. Billy
Maybury & James Stokoe are worth special mentions and once we'd got to grips
with the Burnham midfield, the result
wasn't in doubt. Ryan Johnson can be
pleased with his debut - he looks a real
prospect - and Sam Griffin had his best
game of the season so far.
Wimborne Town: Harvell, Arnold (c), Oliver, Wilson, Maybury, Johnson, Griffin,
Clarke, Stokoe (Elliott 90), Gamble (Turner 81), Preston (Waters 78). Unused subs:
Costello & Roast.
Burnham 1 Wimborne Town 3 - photos by Steve Harris
Above - Burnham score from a free-kick
Below - Oli shows his flexibility
Cowes Sports 0 Wimborne Town 5 - 29 Aug 2015 - Ken Fergus reports
Goals from Franklyn Clarke, Mark Gamble, Carl Preston, and a double from
James Stokoe gave Wimborne a comfortable win at Cowes in the Preliminary
Round of the FA Cup. This was a thoroughly professional display from the Magpies and served to emphasise the gulf in
class between Steps 4 and 5.
James Stokoe again started up front.
It took only 2 minutes for the visitors to
go ahead. A long free-kick from Billy
Maybury found Stokoe and his header
beat the keeper.
Wimborne were just too quick and too
sharp for their Wessex league opponents.
But it was not until just before half-time
when they doubled their lead. Clarke was
set free on the half-way line and he took
the ball past the keeper and slotted home
from an acute angle. 2-0 at half-time.
Five minutes into the second half Stokoe
flicked the ball onto Gamble and he scored
in his customary manner.
Cowes had a strong penalty shout turned
down a minute later.
On 58 minutes Stokoe scored his second
with a left foot shot from 20 yards.
Jason Harvel made a super save on 63
minutes in a rare Cowes attack.
Magpies went 5-0 up on 67 minutes with a
lovely pass from Stokoe to Gamble on the
left wing. He unselfishly crossed to Preston for a tap-in.
Wimborne could have scored more but
seemed happy to settle for 5.
Man of the match - James Stokoe - he won
headers all over the park and scored 2 very
good goals. Franklyn Clarke was not far
behind as he and Patrick Wilson dominated the midfield.
N-LP report 23 Aug 2015 - “Coast is Clear for Seasiders”
Clevedon Town have signed a £500,000 deal with a national sports company - days after
pulling back from the brink of extinction. The deal will see the Western Premier newboys
rename their ground the Everyone Active Stadium. Leisure operator Everyone Active
will manage the stadium in Davis Lane with the aim of providing more facilities for the
community. It will build a state-of-the-art gym inside one of the stands. The facilities will
help the club with their training. Building work is set to start in November.
The Seasiders were relegated from Evo-Dtik Southern One South & West because of th
epoor standard of their floodlights. But Lewis said he has now spent £30,000 on bringing
them up to scratch so they could kick off the new season.
Shortwood Utd
Cost of Going to a Match
Entry Prog Burger& Tea
Cost at Fuel
Total
Chips
ground
168m £21 £ 37
£9
£1
£5
£1
£16
Taunton Town
£8
£1.50 £4.50
£1
£15
142m £18 £ 33
Burnham
£8
£1
£4
£1
£14
184m £23 £ 37
£1.00 £4
£1
£15
£ 15
Team
Wimborne Town £9
Note: fuel cost calculated at 1.12p per litre (£5 per gallon), 40mpg.
Evo-Stik League Southern Div One S & W statistics - compiled by GD
Leading League Scorers as at 22 Aug
Bentley (Winchester C)
9
Moore (Cinderford T)
7
Whitehead (Wantage T)
7
Mark Gamble (Magpies)
5
Powell (Mangotsfield U)
5
Bruce (Wantage T)
4
Carnell (Didcot T)
4
Howard (Banbury U)
4
Carl Preston (Magpies)
3
7 other players have also scored 3 goals
Attendances
Highest - 510
Tues 11 Aug Bridgwater T 1 Taunton T 2
Taunton’s winner came on 90+3 and was
an own goal
Lowest - 54
Tues 18 Aug Wantage T 9 Bashley 0
Of the 55 league games played so far, there
have been 24 home wins, 23 away wins,
and 8 draws
Magpies 100 Club
The 100 Club will be used to raise valuable funds for the running of WTFC. Money raised will be used to maintain and improve the Football Club for the benefit of
all. By joining the 100 Club you can help ensure WTFC has every opportunity to
progress knowing that your money has helped as well as having the chance to win
cash prizes every month.
The WTFC 100 Club is a Private Lottery and is open to all supporters and their
family and friends. As a Private Lottery you have to be invited to join, you will be
allocated a number. Your tickets will not be transferable.
You have to be over 16 to join.
Each month there is a draw of 50% of the income which will be divided between 3
winners.
The first draw will take place at today’s game against Bashley at half time in the
Clubhouse.
Prize money for this first draw is:
● 1st - £75
● 2nd - £50
● 3rd - £25
You may purchase more than one number per month
The more people who buy a subscription the higher the prize money!!
Entry is by subscription of £5 per month per number.
Interested?
Please contact Steve Harvey at the Club or by email: [email protected]
Patrons Draw 2015-16 - entrants
Auto Repairs
B E Willis & Partners
Baker Davies Ltd
Benchmark Electrical Contractors Ltd
Blandford Chiropody
T J Buckfield Ltd
Canford Drains
Champion Forklifts
Chittak Ltd (Bartercard)
Chris Batten Estate Agents
Chris Dymond
City Electrical Factors
Roger Coakes
Colemans Financial Services Ltd
Creative Flooring
Dibben Joinery
Eco Sustainable Solutions Ltd
Edmundson Electrical Ltd
Ei Projects Ltd
Elite Fabrication
ENENCO Ltd
Falcon Construction
Fry’s Electrical Ltd
Glyn Bagley Building Contractors Ltd
Granton Joinery
Greys Estate Agents
Harvard Pension Specialists
Harvey Electrical Ltd
HGW Solicitors
Holmans
Interior Fit
J&Bs Plumbing
JT Commercials
Kingfisher Fire & Security
Minster Arms
Morgan Hampton Estate Agents
MPH Merchants
No 9 Restaurant
Paramount Windows & Fascia Ltd
PG Arnold Contractors
Phillipson-Masters Builders Ltd
Reflexology Studio
Rodford Engineering
S E Connell & Sons Ltd
Space Industries Ltd
UMC Air Conditioning
Ward Goodman
Wessex Gammon
Wyatt Homes
On July 2nd at the Cuthbury, Harry Redknapp made the Patrons Draw.
Eco Sustainable Ltd won the first prize for the company’s name to appear on the front
of the team’s shirts throughout the 2015/16 campaign.
The second prize was won by JT Commercials, whose name will appear on the back of
the shirts. This year both our home and away shirts have been provided by MJM Sportswear. MJM Sportswear, based in Bideford, have a second company MJM Workwear and
for any purchase made with this company, 10% of the cost will be given to WTFC.
PG Arnold Contractors were drawn third, and their name will appear on the shorts.
Morgan Hampton Estate Agents won a match-day sponsorship package, and
Harvard Pension Specialists won a match ball sponsorship package.
Additional sponsorship packages were auctioned off following the main draw:
Blandford Chiropody Surgery were our highest bidder for our match day tracksuits,
Harvey Electrical made the highest bid for our match-day polos,
ENENCO will now have their company name on our match-day warm up jackets,
and Elite Fabrications bid to have their company name on our match-day benchcoats.
Thank you to everyone for their support of the Magpies.
Today’s Squads
Wimborne Town
Bashley
Black & White Striped Shirts
Black Shorts & Socks
Keeper - Lime Green
Gold Shirts
Blue Shorts & Socks
Keeper Purple
Manager:
Asst Mngr:
GK Coach:
Physio:
Kit:
STEVE CUSS
PAUL ROAST
CLIVE SAUNDERS
JOHN EDWARDS
JEFF ROBBINS
JASON HARVELL
SCOTT ARNOLD (C)
IAN OLIVER
ADAM COSTELLO
BILLY MAYBURY
RYAN JOHNSON
JON BLAKE
FRANKLYN CLARKE
SAM GRIFFIN
JAMES STOKOE
PATRICK WILSON
MARK GAMBLE
CARL PRESTON
LOUIS KELLAWAY
ZACH PHELPS
DECLAN RANDALL
PAUL ROAST
MORGAN TURNER
ANTHONY WATERS
Manager:
Asst Manager:
Physio:
STEVE RILEY
PAUL MORRIS
PAUL DIGGING
NIC JONES G/K
RONAN MOORE
AARON DUNNE
GREG KING
SAM CHILMAN
BRAD MORRIS
CONNOR DUFFIN
CONNOR HOARE
SCOTT WALTERS
ZAC HINE
SHAUN PRENTICE
CARL FOSTER
KIEREN STEPHENS
BRANDON HUCKSTEPP
LEWIS BLACKMORE
DAMMY BADA
ROB GILLETT G/K
Referee:
Sam Ogles (Eastleigh)
Assistant Referees:
Stephen Graham (Southampton )
Derek Pratt (Stockbridge)
Wimborne Town Player & Management Profiles
Steve Cuss
Manager
Appointed in May 2011.
From Torquay
Stevee enjoyed three successful years as assistant manager and first team coach with Poole
Town before joining the Magpies. He is head of AFC Bournemouth’s Community Trust.
Clive Saunders
Goalkeeping coach since 2011.
Clive played for Weymouth, Salisbury and Bashley. He has coached AFC Bournemouth
Centre of Excellence keepers for 16 years and first team keepers for 6 years. Has run his
own Goalkeeping School for 21 years, and has coached Jason Harvell for 20 years.
John Edwards
Physio – returned to Wimborne after 11 years at Bashley. An
experienced and well respected physio and a great club man.
Jason Harvell
Goalkeeper
DoB: 30/5/86, Poole
Signed: July 2011
Previous clubs: Poole Tn, Bournemouth FC
A former AFC Bournemouth apprentice, he was manager Steve Cuss’s first signing.
Paul Roast
Goalkeeper / defender DoB: 15/5/78, Poole
Over 400 appearances as a player. Now assistant to manager Steve.
Scott Arnold
Right Back
DoB: 22/2/85, Poole
Signed: July 2011
Previous clubs: Rossgarth, Verwood Town, AFC Bournemouth, Poole Borough, Wimborne Town, Bournemouth FC . Scott played for Wimborne from 2003 until 2010 before
rejoining in July 2011. Scott is club captain.
Patrick Wilson
Defender
DoB: 16/5/86
Signed: July 2014
Previous clubs: Chicago Sockers, Royal Racing Club FC Montegnee, AFC Totton, East
Cowes Vics. Patrick is an experienced & dominant defender.
Adam Costello
Defender
DoB: 19/3/90, Poole
Signed from Wessex League side Christchurch.
Signed: July 2012
Billy Maybury
Signed: Aug 2012
Defender
DoB: 2/9/93, Poole
On loan from AFC Bournemouth for part of 2011/12 and later made the move permanent.
Ian Oliver
Defender
DoB: 9/10/85, Southampton Signed: Nov 2013
Previous clubs: Poole Town, Bashley, Eastleigh, Farnborough
Won the South & West title in 2008 with Farnborough before leaving for Eastleigh where
he played in Conference South. He then moved to Bashley making 125 appearances.
Jon Blake
Midfield
DoB: 25/5/87, Bournemouth Signed:March 2012
A hard working player who joined from Bournemouth Poppies. Excellent in the air, and
scores a few goals with his well timed runs
Mark Gamble
Striker
DoB: 16/10/86, Ballymena
Signed: June 2013
Previous clubs: Bashley, Farnborough Town, Winchester City. Mark was top-scorer with
33 goals last season. He hasas represented Northern Ireland at U-21 level.
Wimborne Town Player & Management Profiles cont’d
James Stokoe
Midfield
DoB: 11/11/85, Winchester Signed: June 2013
Previous clubs: Eastleigh, Bashley Lymington & New Milton, Farnborough Town, Wimborne Town. James rejoined from Bashley after playing 191 games and scoring 68 goals
for Wimborne between 2007 & 2011. Supporters’ Player of the Year last season.
Sam Griffin
Winger
DoB: 3/12/91, Boscombe
Sam started 49 games last season, scoring 9 times.
Zach Phelps
Defender
DoB: 16/6/96, Poole
Zach has developed from our Reserves.
Signed: July 2013
Signed: March 2014.
Jack Lupton
Midfield
Dob: 08/11/91,Watford Signed: September 2014
Played for Steve Cuss at Bournemouth University and subsequently moved into the area.
Louis Kellaway
Midfield
Dob: 27/02/97,Poole
A lively player with high energy levels developed through our Youth and Reserve teams.
Franklyn Clarke
Midfield
Dob: 30/6/93 ,Liverpool Signed Feb 2015.
Plays for Steve at University. Had a brief spell at Blackfield & Langley.
Ryan Johnson
Defender
Dob: 20/6/98, Poole
A skilful young player who has come through the Youth and Reserve teams.
Carl Preston
Forward
Joined us from Poole Town.
Dob: 25/4/91, Poole
Signed: Aug 2015
Bill Elliott
Midfield
Dob: 8/6/93, Poole
Signed: Aug 2015
Played for our Reserves before going to Chichester Univ, now back in the area.
Anthony Waters
Forward
Dob: 1/9/96, Poole
Developed through our Youth and Reserve teams.
Morgan Turner
Forward
Dob: 24/9/96, Poole
Previous clubs: Poole Town, New Milton.
W.T.F.C. Club Shop
situated near the turnstiles
We have a wide range of essential items to
interest fans and casual supporters:
● Hats, scarves, replica shirts
● Old programmes
- Magpies, Cherries, Saints
● Travel mugs, enamel pin badges
● Pens, rulers
Contact Gabriel Phelps - tel: 07415713786
Signed Aug 2015
Tivoli Theatre Wimborne
4 Sep
5 Sep
7 Sep
12 Sep
19 Sep
23 Sep
2 Oct
Bon Jovi Experience
Basil Brush Show
Kevin Bridges
Blake in harmony
Back to Broadway - the musical
Albert Lee
Chicago Blues Brothers
Box Office 01202 885566
www.tivoliwimborne.co.uk
Player Statistics 2015 - 16 as at 29th Aug
- - League - - . . . . Cup . . . . - - - Total - - - Avge / Start
Scott Arnold
Tom Biles
Jon Blake
Franklyn Clarke
Adam Costello
Bill Elliott
Mark Gamble
Sam Griffin
Jason Harvell
Ryan Johnson
Louis Kellaway
Jack Lupton
Billy Maybury
Callum O'Hare
Ian Oliver
Zach Phelps
Carl Preston
Declan Randall
Paul Roast
James Stokoe
Morgan Turner
Anthony Waters
Patrick Wilson
Own Goals
Total
Cards
App Sub Goal App Sub Goal App Sub Goal Goals
Points Y
5
0
1
1
0
0.25
0
0
1.5
0
1
1
1.2
0
0
0
0
1.2
1
1
3
0
1
0
1
1
0.17
1
0.67
1
0.5
0
1
0
0
1.2
1
1
2
3
3
1
1
1
1
2
4
5
5
1
1
1
5
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
5
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
2
1
5
5
2
4
2
4
1
55
11
1
10
11
3
5
6
0
2
4
3
0
5
6
6
2
1
0
6
0
6
0
6
0
0
6
2
0
5
0
1
1
0
1
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
2
4
1
66
14
0
0
0
1
0
0
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
4
0
0
3
0
0
0
0
15
2
7
When a player starts a game he is awarded 3 points for a win, 1 for a draw, 0 for a defeat.
Non-League Day
This season’s Non-League Day is Sat 10th October
- we’re at home in the League to Marlow
R
0
Results & Fixtures 2015 - 16
Date Opponents
Comp Score Att. 1
2
3
4
Aug 8 Shortwood Utd Lge
1-4
81 Harvell
Arnold
Oliver
Costello
Aug 11Winchester City Lge
5 - 6 218 Harvell
Arnold Y Oliver
Costello
Aug 15North Leigh
Lge
0 - 4 183 Harvell
Arnold
Oliver
Costello
Aug 18 Taunton Town
Lge
1 - 2 264 Harvell
Arnold
Oliver
Wilson
Aug 22 Burnham
Lge
3-1
75 Harvell
Arnold
Oliver 1
Wilson
Aug 29 Cowes Sports
FAC(P) 5-0
162 Harvell
Arnold
Oliver
Wilson
Aug 31Bashley
Lge
Sep 5 Evesham U
Lge
Sep 12 Witheridge AFC FAC(1Q)
Sep 19 Larkhall Ath
Lge
Evo-Stik League Southern - Div One
Sep 26 Mangotsf'ied Utd Lge
Sep 29 Bridgwater Town Lge
- next fixtures
Oct 3 Larkhall Ath
FAT(1Q)
Today
Monday
31st
August
Oct 10 Marlow
Lge
Banbury
Utd
vs
Evesham
Utd
Oct 13 Weymouth
RIC
Oct 17 Bishops Cleeve Lge
Bishops Cleeve vs Cinderford Town
Oct 24 Didcot T
Lge
Bridgwater T vs Tiverton Town
Oct 27 Wantage Town Lge
Didcot Town vs North Leigh
Nov 3 Gillingham Town DSC(1)
Marlow
vs Burnham
Nov 7 Slimbridge
Lge
Nov 14 Yate T
Lge
Shortwood Utd vs Slimbridge
Nov 17 Taunton Town Lge
Swindon S
vs Wantage Town
Nov 21 Banbury Utd
Lge
Taunton Town vs Larkhall Athletic
Nov 28 Shortwood Utd Lge
Wimborne T vs Bashley
Dec 2 Winchester C
Lge
Dec 5 Swindon S
Lge
Winchester C vs AFC Totton
Dec 12 Tiverton Town Lge
Yate Town
vs Mangotsfield Utd
Dec 19 Burnham
Lge
Dec 26 Bashley
Lge
Sat 5th September
Jan 2 AFC Totton
Lge
AFC Totton
vs Yate Town
Jan 9 Cinderford T
Lge
Bashley
vs
Bishops Cleeve
Jan 16 Evesham Utd
Lge
Burnham
vs Shortwood Utd
Jan 23 Larkhall Ath
Lge
Jan 30 Banbury Utd
Lge
Cinderford T vs Marlow
Feb 6 North Leigh
Lge
Evesham Utd vs Wimborne Town
Feb 13 Mangotsfield Utd Lge
Larkhall Ath vs Banbury Utd
Feb 20 Bridgwater T
Lge
Mangotsfield U vs Winchester City
Feb 27 Bishops Cleeve Lge
Mar 5 Marlow
Lge
North Leigh
vs Bridgwater Town
Mar 12 Swindon S’marne Lge
Slimbridge
vs Didcot Town
Mar 19 Tiverton T
Lge
Tiverton
Town
vs
Swindon Supermarine
Mar 26 Cinderford Town Lge
Wantage
Town
vs
Taunton
Town
Mar 28 AFC Totton
Lge
Apr 2 Wantage T
Lge
Apr 9 Didcot Town
Lge
Apr 16 Slimbridge
Lge
Apr 23 Yate Town
Lge Home games - opposition in bold
5
Maybury
Maybury
Maybury
Maybury Y
Maybury
Maybury
S&W
Abbreviations:
Lge = Evo-Stik League Southern Div One South & West
FAC = FA Cup; FAT = FA Trophy
RIC = Red Insure (League) Cup; DSC = Dorset Senior Cup
6
Kellaway
Turner
Blake
Blake Y
Johnson
Johnson
7
Griffin
Griffin
Griffin
Griffin
Griffin
Griffin
8
Wilson
Wilson
Clarke
Clarke
Clarke
Clarke 1 Y
9
Stokoe Y
Stokoe 1 Y
Stokoe
Stokoe
Stokoe
Stokoe 2
10
Gamble
Gamble 3
Gamble
Turner
Gamble 2
Gamble 1 Y
11
Preston 1
Preston 1
Preston
Preston 1
Preston
Preston 1
Substitutes - used / unused
Phelps Roast Elliott Waters
Biles Roast Elliott Waters Kellaway
Biles Roast Wilson Turner Kellaway
Biles Roast Elliott Waters
Costello Roast Elliott Turner Waters
Costello Elliot Blake Roast Turner Randall
Evo-Stik League Southern Division One South & West - 29 Aug 2015
Home
Away
Total
P
W D
L
W D
L
W D
L
GF GA GD Pts
1
North Leigh
5
3
0
0
2
0
0
5
0
0
12
2
10
15
2
Taunton Town
5
2
0
0
2
0
1
4
0
1
9
5
4
12
3
Winchester City
5
2
0
0
1
1
1
3
1
1
19
9
10
10
4
2
1
0
1
0
1
3
1
1
12
5
7
10
5
Cinderford Town 5
Swindon S'marine 5
1
0
1
2
1
0
3
1
1
8
3
5
10
6
Didcot Town
5
1
0
1
2
0
1
3
0
2
13
8
5
9
7
Tiverton Town
5
2
0
1
1
0
1
3
0
2
6
6
0
9
8
Mangotsfield Utd 5
2
0
1
1
0
1
3
0
2
10
11
-1
9
9
Larkhall Athletic 5
1
1
1
1
1
0
2
2
1
10
6
4
8
10 Banbury United
5
1
0
1
1
2
0
2
2
1
9
8
1
8
11 Wantage Town
12 Yate Town
5
2
0
1
0
1
1
2
1
2
15
6
9
7
5
0
1
1
2
0
1
2
1
2
6
4
2
7
13 Evesham Utd
5
1
0
2
1
1
0
2
1
2
5
3
2
7
14 Bishops Cleeve
5
1
1
0
1
0
2
2
1
2
10
12
-2
7
15 Shortwood Utd
5
1
0
1
1
0
2
2
0
3
7
7
0
6
16 Burnham
5
1
0
2
1
0
1
2
0
3
6
6
0
6
17 Marlow
5
1
1
0
0
1
2
1
2
2
7
12
-5
5
18 Slimbridge
5
0
2
1
1
0
1
1
2
2
4
9
-5
5
19 Bridgwater Town 5
20 Wimborne Town 5
0
0
2
1
0
2
1
0
4
8
14
-6
3
0
0
2
1
0
2
1
0
4
10
17
-7
3
21 AFC Totton
5
0
1
2
0
0
2
0
1
4
5
12
1
22 Bashley
5
0
0
3
0
0
2
0
0
5
2
28
-7
-26
0
Emirates FA Cup Preliminary Round Results - 28th & 29th Aug 2015
Winners receive £1,925
AFC Portchester
3 - 1 AFC Totton
Barnstaple T
0 - 2 Bridgwater T
Bashley
0 - 4 Mangotsfield U
Binfield
1 - 2 Shortwood U
Brockenhurst
2 - 1 Yate T
- Joyce scored the winner on 90+4 mins
Chasetown
2 - 0 Evesham U
Cove
0 - 7 North Leigh
Cowes Sports
0 - 5 Wimborne T
Egham T
2 - 2 Slimbridge
Hartley & Wintney 5 - 2 Banbury U
Hook Town
1 - 1 Burnham
Larkhall Ath
3 - 2 Buckland Ath
- Larkhall were 2-0 down at half-time
Longwell Green Sp 0 - 1 Cinderford T
Marlow
1 - 1 Godalming T
Plymouth Parkway 4 - 1 Tiverton T
Sholing
2 - 4 Swindon S
Taunton T
5 - 1 Odd Down
Tuffley Rov
1 - 0 Bishops Cleeve
Wantage T
3 - 4 Didcot T
- Wantage led 3-0 after 58 mins
Winchester C
5 - 1 Wincanton T
Street
1 - 2 Witheridge AFC
Emirates FA Cup 1st Round Qualifying Fixtures - 12th Sept 2015
Dorchester T
Poole T
Petersfield T
vs Cirencester T
vs Bridgwater T
vs Weymouth
Wimborne T
vs Witheridge AFC
Winners receive £3,000
Witheridge is a village in Devon about 10 miles west of Tiverton, with a population of
1158 at the 2011 census. Witheridge AFC play in the South West Peninsula League Premier Division, that’s the same league as St.Austell - see league table on next page
Emirates FA Cup - future rounds - dates & prize fund
2nd Round Qualifying Sept 26th
winners receive £4,500
3rd Round Qualifying Oct 10th
winners receive £7,500
4th Round Qualifying Oct 24th
winners receive £12,500
1st Round Proper
Nov 7th
winners receive £18,000
Other Cup Draws 2015 - 16
FA Trophy Preliminary Round - 3 Oct Larkhall Ath vs Wimborne T
FA Trophy 1st Qualifying Round - 31 Oct
Marlow / Wantage T
vs Larkhall Ath / Wimborne T
Red Insure Cup First Round - 13 Oct
Wimborne Town vs Weymouth
Dorset Senior Cup Round One Draw
Swanage Town & Herston
vs Hamworthy Utd
Poole Town
vs Shaftesbury Town
Sherborne Town
vs Bridport
Wimborne Town
vs Gillingham Town
Tues 3rd Nov
Byes: Dorchester Town, Portland Utd, Verwood Town, Weymouth
Other League Tables
Evo-Stik League Southern
Premier Division - 29 Aug
Sydenhams Wessex League
Premier Division - 29 Aug
Chippenham T
Cirencester T
Leamington
Merthyr T
Weymouth
Poole T
Biggleswade T
Cambridge C
St Neots T
Hungerford T
Stratford T
Chesham U
Dorchester T
Hitchin T
Redditch U
Kettering T
Kings Lynn T
Histon
Slough T
Dunstable T
Bideford
Paulton R
Frome T
Bedworth U
Horndean
Blackfield & L
Andover T
Salisbury
AFC Portchstr
Fareham T
Moneyfields
Sholing
Fawley
Lymington T
Bemerton H H
Whitchurch U
Alresford T
Hamworthy U
Newport (IoW)
Cowes Sports
Brockenhurst
Verwood T
Team Solent
Folland Sports
Bournemouth
P5
5
5
5
5
6
4
5
4
3
4
5
6
4
5
3
5
5
4
5
5
Pts 13
12
12
10
10
10
9
9
7
6
6
6
5
4
4
4
4
4
3
1
1
Ivybridge T
Callington T
Elburton V
Camelford
Witheridge
Stoke Gabriel
St.Blazey
P5
6
6
5
4
5
3
Pts 6
6
5
4
3
2
0
P 6 Pts 16
6
13
6
12
6
11
6
11
6
11
6
10
6
10
6
9
6
9
6
9
6
8
6
8
6
8
6
7
6
7
6
7
6
7
6
5
6
5
6
4
6
3
6
3
6
1
South West Peninsula League
29 Aug
Bodmin T
P4
Pts 10
Falmouth T
5
10
Launceston
7
10
St.Austell
4
9
Godolphin A 5
9
Newquay
7
9
Cullompton R 4
8
Torpoint A
6
8
Saltash U
5
7
Plymouth P
4
6
Helston A
4
6
Exmouth T
4
6
Tavistock
5
6
Witheridge’s League Results
Aug 8 Witheridge
Aug 11 Plymouth P
Aug 18 Witheridge
Aug 22 Witheridge
1 - 1 Bodmin T
8 - 1 Witheridge
2 - 2 Stoke Gab
1 - 1 Godolphin A
Magpies on the Road
We will be running a coach to most away games this season.
Depending on distance to travel, games will be classified as category A or B.
For category A games the cost is £16 for adults and £8 for accompanied under-16s.
For category B games the cost is £14 and £7.
Members of the F.A. Vase Vice-Presidents Club travel at half-price.
However, we’re limited in the number we can take, so it’s essential that you book with
Ken Fergus (tel: 07923 473511) beforehand to avoid disappointment.
Directions to Evesham’s Jubilee Stadium - Sat 5th Sept Distance approx 126 miles
Cheltenham Road, Evesham, Worcs WR11 2LZ
Tel:01386 442303
From South leave M5 at Junction 9 signposted Tewkesbury and Evesham. Take the
third exit (A46 - Ashchurch and Evesham). Continue on A46 to Evesham and the
ground is on the left at the first roundabout just outside the town centre.
From A44 Oxford, at first roundabout on outskirts of Evesham turn left onto the A46,
signposted M5 South and Cheltenham. Continue over next roundabout with Strawberry
Field public house and McDonalds on the right hand side. At next roundabout ground
straight over. There are signposts for Evesham United Football Club leading up to this
roundabout.
Nearest rail station:
Evesham (1 mile)
This is a category A game (£16 & £8) - coach leaves at 10:30
Evesham, a market town in Worcestershire, has a population of 23,576, according to the
2011 census. It is located roughly equidistant between Worcester, Cheltenham and Stratford-upon-Avon. It lies within the Vale of Evesham, an area comprising the flood plain
of the River Avon, which has been renowned for market gardening. The town centre,
situated within a meander of the river, is regularly subject to flooding.
The town was founded around an 8th-century abbey, one of the largest in Europe, which
was destroyed during the Dissolution of the Monasteries. During the 13th century, one
of the two main battles of England's Second Barons' War took place near the town,
marking the victory of Prince Edward who later became King Edward I.
Directions to Mangotsfield’s Ground - Sat 26th Sept Distance approx 72 miles
Cossham Street, Mangotsfield, Bristol BS16 9EN Tel:0117 956 0117
Leave M4 at junction 19 and join M32 to Bristol. Exit the M32 at Junction 1 and follow
the A4174, at traffic lights continue forward and at roundabout take second exit onto
A4017. At second traffic lights turn left up Cleeve Hill and at next traffic lights continue
forward to double roundabout and continue ahead. At pedestrian crossing turn left and
the ground is 400 yards on the right.
Nearest rail station:
Bristol Parkway (6 miles)
This is a category B game (£14 & £7) - coach leaves at 11:15.
Wimborne Town Ladies 2 AFC Bournemouth Ladies 2 - 25 Aug
Played on the 4G pitch at Canford Arena,
this was a fixture between two of the area’s
newest and youngest Ladies sides.
From the kick off it was evident that both
sides were confident in their play. Bournemouth had the early territorial advantage
with Wimborne defending well, maintaining control and releasing the ball to feet
whenever possible.
On 10 minutes Wimborne had a free kick
on the right, a well delivered cross was
guided past the Cherries keeper by Sian
Tilly. This raised our confidence and we
were on the front foot. Bournemouth
showed a similar defiance to us, building
from the back, using the width well, particularly down their left.
It was down this flank that the 2nd goal
came. A player broke down the wing, cut
across and fired a fierce shot. It was well
saved by the keeper, but it fell to a Bournemouth striker who scored from short range.
It was a very even half.
With the unfortunate withdrawal of Erin
Leonard, due to possible concussion, we
conceded a soft 2nd goal after some uncertainty by our stand-in keeper.
Instead of letting our heads drop, we took
the game to our opponents, going close on
a number of occasions. On 70 minutes a
well timed run was superbly finished, only
for it to be judged offside. Bournemouth’s
substitutions made a big difference with
their midfield setting play well, with some
wonderful through balls. We defended
well, with Player Of The Match, Poppy
Chapman, playing a role far in advance of
her years. More chances followed and
from one of a succession of our corners the
ball fell to Shelley Cheater, who duly finished well into the top corner for 2 - 2
A very tense last 5 minutes followed, with
neither side able to find the winner.
So honours even, two fantastic squads of
players, all playing progressive, passing
football. It was a joy to watch.
A massive thanks to all who attended, a
fantastic crowd, particularly in that horrendous rain.
Next up a home tie @ Cuthbury, in the
SSE Ladies FA Cup vs Penn Mill Ladies,
Sunday 6th September k.o. 14:00.
Report - Mark Joyce;
Photos - Simon Carlton
Recent History of Bashley F.C.
2013-14 - Major changes within the club structure and a degree of uncertainty led to
Club stalwarts Paul Gazzard and Stewart Kearn given the daunting task of re-building
the team which necessitated a series of budget cuts. Alas results went against us, several
players moved on after a mid-season restructuring which also saw Stewart Kearn step
down. John Pyatt from Brockenhurst FC filled the vacant position to undertake the hard
task with Paul of trying to steer the club away from the relegation zone. But alas the club
was relegated from the Southern Premier to Division One South & West.
The exit of players, together with a lack of club executives and sponsors, put the club in
a perilous position. Bashley, despite the actions of loyal fans and supporters who contributed to a ‘Save Bashley’ appeal which allowed the club to see out the season were
very close to being wound up. At the last moment the current board stepped in and after
a major reorganisation with the broom firmly brushing many players, staff and helpers
into the past, Bashley started season 2014-15 on a zero budget with a team of new young
players and the return of Andy Darnton as joint manager alongside Graham SpeechleyPrice. Life for Bashley FC looked hopeful.
Darnton resigned his position as manager in mid-October 2014 with Graham SpeechleyPrice also stepping down to allow Martin Spiers take the reins, Graham concentrated his
efforts in a commercial role within the club. Spiers role only lasted a few weeks with
Dominic Cuncliffe taking over the hot seat following Spiers resignation towards the end
of November 2014. Cuncliffe’s assistant was Paul Morris who doubled up with Tom
Prodomo with assistance behind the scenes from Graham after Cuncliffe resigned his
position out of the blue in December.
At the start of February 2015 Graham was asked by the Executive to take over as caretaker manager until the end of the season which resulted in Prodomo leaving the club.
With the zero budget still in place Speechley-Price battled through to the end of the season with Bashley generally playing well but losing due to small mistakes. A mighty effort was needed to finish away from the relegation zone, but good performances were
not regular enough, and a bottom of the pile and relegation was the result.
Meanwhile Bashley Reserves under the guidance of Andy Howard took the 2014-15
Wyvern League title in fine style showing there is promise ahead for the New Forest
Club and an exciting 2015-16 season for the reserves in a higher League.
The FA gave Bashley a reprieve in May 2015, so rather than a drop down to the Wessex
League, Southern League football continues at Bashley Road in the South and West Division for the 2015-16 season.
A new management team was appointed late June 2015, ex-Chelsea, Millwall and Leyton Orient player David Stride took the manager’s reins assisted by his brother Glen an
ex-Bournemouth player. These appointments lasted just a month.
Following the Club’s AGM a new Executive consisting of four life vice-presidents and a
new Chairman elected to bring in their own new management team. This meant a return
to Bashley Road for Steve Riley taking over the hot seat.
Gabriel and Graham’s Half-Time Quiz (answers overleaf)
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What is the name of the Bashley ground?
In 1994-5, which current Premiership team beat Bashley in the FA Cup 2nd round?
Having played 68 times for Bashley, who was transferred to AFCB for £5k in 2000?
Which 3 current members of the Wimborne squad played for Bashley?
On Saturday which county won cricket’s Twenty20 Finals Day?
On Saturday which team won the Rugby League Challenge Cup?
At last week’s World Athletics Championships Greg Rutherford won the Men’s
Long Jump Which 4 other British athletes have held the World, Olympic, European
& Commonwealth championships at the same time?
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The Big Interview - Bill Elliot
What’s your football playing history?
Been a centre midfielder most of my life
but have had brief spells playing both on
the wing, playing full back and playing
centre back. I played for Broadstone when
I was really young but due to two knee ligament injuries and two knee operations I
spent three years completely out of football. I returned when I was 16 to play for
Wimborne U18's for two years and had
spells in the first team for my final year
there! For the last four years I’ve been
playing for my Uni side (Chichester)
What position do you prefer to play in?
Centre midfield
What’s the best game you’ve played in?
For my university team I played in a game
against Portsmouth Uni. We went into the
game knowing whoever won would win
the league that year. By half time we were
2-0 down but we played an amazing second half and won 4-2. Amazing because of
the results and also because Portsmouth
were our rivals!
Why did you join the Magpies?
As I'd played for them under Alex Brown
a few times before I went to uni, plus I had
met Steve during that time it just made
sense for me to come back! Plus I have
always wanted Wimborne to do well being
as I’ve been a Wimborne boy all my life.
What are your first thoughts of WTFC?
Great club with great support. I like the
relationship the players that have been
here for a while have with the supporters,
makes it seem like a much closer club. The
team itself should have a good chance of
success this year due to a group of good
players and also good lads.
Who is your favourite professional player?
Although he doesn't play anymore my favourite player has always been Zinedine
Zidane. I just felt he was the best at everything he did when he played whether it be
his vision, his passing or his capabilities
on the ball he just always excited me when
watching him play.
What can we supporters expect from you?
My main aim for this season is to gain a
starting position in the team as quickly as
possible. I'm a very hard working player
both in training and in matches and I love
being on the ball so try to do everything I
can to get on it within a game.
What’s your ambitions in football?
My aim is simply to play as high a level as
I'm given the chance to play. As long as I
am playing football regularly I'm happy
but obviously the higher the better!
What do you do for a day job?
I am a PE teacher at a secondary school.
What advice would you give to a youngster
who wants a career in football?
Be as ambitious as you can, take risks and
put in 100% effort in training and games,
eventually you will be given the chance.
Tell us a little-known fact about yourself.
Billy is a family name, my dad, grandad
and great grandad were all called Bill Elliott as well. The film coming out has made
that very unfortunate.
Thanks for your time, Bill
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Half-Time Quiz - answers
Jimmy Case
Bashley Road
Swansea City - who won 1-0
Wade Elliot
Mark Gamble, Ian Oliver, James Stokoe
Lancashire beat Northants by 13 runs at Edgbaston
Leeds Rhinos beat Hull Kingston Rovers 50 - 0 at Wembley
Daley Thompson, Linford Christie, Sally Gunnell, Jonathan Edwards
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There are more questions than answers - we try to help you with your problems
Question
When work and time allows, I like to cycle to the Cuthbury for a game.
However, it leaves me tight for time to have something to eat beforehand, and get to the
ground. Do you have a suggestion which could help?
From Jason
P.S. Do you think I should replace my worn racing saddle?
Answer
We’re of an age when comfort is more important than fashion or speed.
So here’s a suggestion which could be the solution to both your problems, Jason.
Next time you’re cycling to the Cuthbury, tie a naan-bread (preferably one without too
much garlic) on your saddle before setting out. It should make your ride more comfortable, with the bonus that when you arrive you’ll have a warm snack ready to eat.
☺
Head to Head - “Give me 5”
We asked 3 people
the same questions.
Here’s how Brian,
Colin and Ryan answered:
Brian Sibley
5 people you'd invite
for dinner:
5 best things you've
seen:
5 favourites:
... night-out
Elvis
Cliff
Tom Jones
Lulu
Roger Nott
FA Vase final at
Wembley
Colin Blake
Martin Luther King
Steve Biko
George Best
Ryan Johnson
Ryan Giggs
Kid Ink
Aneurin Bevan
Floyd Mayweather
George Digweed
Prison Break
Princess Diana
Monument Valley
USA
Southampton beating 1966 World Cup FiMan U in FA Cup
nal
Adam Faith in concert Whale watching
My new lawn mower
Amalfi coastline
Pint of Red Barrel
Ted McDougall scoring 9 vs Margate
Sir Alex Ferguson
Rhodes
Tony Adams
Bournemouth getting
promoted
Bournemouth vs Real
Madrid
Wimborne Clubhouse Sotto Sotto in Bath
with wife & friends
Waiting until I'm 18
... Sandwich
Steak
... Shop
... TV detective
... scent / smell
5 predictions:
Premiership winners
FA Cup winners
AFCB's final position
S.L. Div One S&W
S.L. Premier Div
And finally - I can't
get through the weekend without ...
What's a shop?
Frost
Boss
Smoked ham & coleslaw
JD Sports
Don't watch them
Freshly cut wood
Arsenal
Arsenal
17th
Winchester City
Poole Town
Having a beer
Mature cheese + relish on sourdough
John Lewis
Christopher Foyle
Fresh baked bread
Man City
AFC Bournemouth
15th
Wimborne Town
St.Neots
Grandson's U14's result, and taking wife
somewhere nice
Arsenal
Leicester City
15th
Wimborne Town
Weymouth
Playing football
and many more