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Left : Seen on a football ground fence Bostik
recently. If it makes you think then why League
not volunteer to help the Terrors ? We
still need more Stewards, a Club Shop South
Administrator and matchday staff and Central
the Boardroom also needs matchday Division
volunteers. If you can help see any
Director at a match to find out more. Saturday
6th October 2018
Below : Seen on a Twitter thread. This
model was built with that old favourite k.o. 3:00 pm
Lego. Some cynics might think that it
even looks in better condition than the Today’s opponents :

real thing ! We couldn’t possibly say. Hertford Town FC



BOSTIK SOUTH CENTRAL DIVISION BOSTIK LEAGUE SOUTH CENTRAL DIVISION
CLUB DIRECTORY - SEASON 2017-18 TOOTING & MITCHAM Utd FC v HERTFORD TOWN FC

ASHFORD TOWN (MIDDX) FC Robert Parker Stadium, Short Lane, Stanwell, Staines, TW19 7BH 01784 245908 Saturday 6th October 2018, k.o. 3:00 pm
BEDFONT SPORTS FC Recreation Ground, Hatton Road, Bedfont, Middlesex, TW14 9QT 020 8831 9067
BRACKNELL TOWN FC Large Lane, Bracknell, Berkshire, RG12 9AN 01344 412305 Goal Sub No. Today’s Match Officials No. Sub Goal
CHALFONT St PETER FC Mill Meadow, Gravel Hill, Buckinghamshire, SL9 9QX 01753 886477
CHESHUNT FC Cheshunt Stadium, Theobolds Lane, Cheshunt, Waltham Cross, Herts. EN8 8RU 01992 625793 Referee : Daniel Proctor
CHIPSTEAD FC NRT Stadium, High Road, Chipstead, Surrey, CR5 3SF 01737 553250 Assistant Referee : Dan Friar
EGHAM TOWN FC Runnymede Stadium, Wards Place, Egham, Surrey, TW20 8XD 01784 437055 Assistant Referee : David Lunani
FC ROMANIA Playing at: Cheshunt Stadium, Theobolds Lane, Cheshunt, Waltham X, Herts. EN8 8RU 01992 625793
HANWELL TOWN FC The Powerday Stadium, Perivale Lane, Perivale, Middlesex, UB6 8TL 020 8998 1701 Tooting & Mitcham Utd Hertford Town FC
HAYES & YEADING Utd FC The SkyEx Community Stadium, Beaconsfield Road, Hayes, Middlesex, UB4 0SL 020 8573 2075
HERTFORD TOWN FC Hertingfordbury Park, West Street, Hertford, SG13 8EZ 01992 583716 Morgan Campbell (GK) Lamar Johnson (GK)
MARLOW FC Alfred Davis Ground, Oak Tree Road, Marlow, Buckinghamshire, SL7 3ED 01628 483970
MOLESEY FC 412 Walton Road, West Molesey, Surrey, KT8 2JG 0208 979 4823 Tope Fadahunsi Joe Clemo
NORTHWOOD FC Northwood Park, Cheshunt Avenue, Northwood, Middlesex, HA6 1HR 01923 827148
SOUTH PARK FC Whitehall Lane, Soth Park, Reigate, Surrey, RH2 8LG 01737 245963 Peter Wedgeworth Macauley Joynes
TOOTING & MITCHAM Utd FC Campus Society Stadium, Imperial Fields, Bishopsford Road, Morden, Surrey, SM4 6BF 020 8685 6193
UXBRIDGE FC Honeycroft, Horton Road, West Drayton, Middlesex, UB7 8HX 01895 443557 Daryl Coleman Matt Thomson
WALTHAM ABBEY FC Sewardstone Road, Waltham Abbey, Exxex, EN9 1NX 01922 711287
WARE FC Wodson Road, Wadesmill Road, Ware, Hertfordshire, SG12 0UQ 01920 462064 Lexus Beeden Jason Beck
WESTFIELD FC Woking Park, Kingfield Road, Woking, GU22 9BA 01483 771106
Sol Patterson-Bohner Ollie Sharman

Kadeem Ajeon David Keenleyside

Dominic Morgan-Griffiths Jordan Lawal

Zaq Coleman Elliot Bailey

Elijah Simpson Charlie Ruff

Isaiah Jones George Lutaaya

Danny Clements Ahmed Mohammed

Elijah Simpson Mark Twumasi

Abraham Odoh Tyler Hatherly

Danny Bassett Keiran McCaffrey

Brandon Tiller Charlie Mann

Joint Managers : Manager : Gavin Kelsey
Ashley Bosah and Cornelius Nwadialor Assistant Manager : Ray Greenhall

Coach : Jordan Wilson Coach : Nick Ince
Physios : Amalia Khemet & Bruno Silva Physio : ????

Colours : Black & White Stripes Colours : Blue/Yellow

T&MU FC Development Round Up

Tooting & Mitcham Utd U23’s fixtures Thur 22nd Nov Woking (a) 7.30pm

(Bluefin Sport Development League South Division) Mon 28th Nov Chipstead (a) 7.30pm
Admission to home league games £3 Adults,
Mon 10th Dec Metropolitan Police (a) 7.45pm
£1.50 Concessions, Season Ticket holders Free
Thu 10th Jan Kingstonian (a) 7.30pm
Thur 22nd Aug Herne Bay (a) Won 2-0
Thu 21st Mar Carshalton Athletic (a) 7.45pm
Mon 3rd Sept Carshalton Athletic (h) Drew 2-2
Mon 4th Feb Sutton United (a) 7.45pm
TOOTING & MITCHAM UNITED F.C. Tooting & Mitcham Utd F.C. are members of : Wed 12th Sep Three Bridges (a) Won 4-1
Campus Society Stadium, Imperial Fields The Football Association (Full Membership), Mon 11th Feb Woking (h) 7.30pm
Bishopsford Road The Isthmian (Bostik) Football League, The Isthmian (Bluefin Wed 19th Sep Horsham (a) Won 2-0
Morden, Surrey, SM4 6BF Sport Insurance) Development League, The Isthmian Youth Mon 18th Feb Chipstead (h) 7.30pm
Tel: 020 8685 6193 League, The Football Conference Youth Alliance U19’s , The Mon 1st Oct Hastings Utd (h) Won 5-0
Tandridge Youth League. Mon 25th Feb Chertsey Town (a) 7.45pm
Affiliated to : Mon 8th Oct Lewes (a) 7:45pm
Surrey Football Association (Parent County) Mon 4th Mar Metropolitan Police (h) 7.30pm
andThe London Football Association Mon 15th Oct Cray Wanderers (a) 8:00pm
Company Registration No. : 04114467 Mon 18th Mar Dorking Wanderers (h) 7.30pm
Mon 22nd Oct Molesey (h) 7:30pm
Email : [email protected] Website : www.tmunited.org Mon 25th Mar Leatherhead (h) 7.30pm
Thu 1st Nov Burgess Hill Town (a) 7:30pm
Twitter : @tmunitedinfo Facebook : Official TMUFC The National League U19 Alliance - Div D
Mon 5th Nov Thamesmead Town (h) 7:30pm
(Title Sponsors UCFB)
Club Secretary Jackie Watkins Thu 15th Nov Sittingbourne (a) 7:45pm All h fixtures played on rear 3G pitch
[email protected]
TOOTING & MITCHAM SPORTS & LEISURE Ltd. 020 8685 6193 Mon 19th Nov Margate (h) 7:30pm Wed 12th Sep Worthing (a) Lost 0-15

(Company Reg No. 04114467 - A company limited by shares) Mon 26th Nov Herne Bay (h) 7:30pm Wed 26th Sep Carshalton Athletic (h) 2.00pm

Director andChairman Steve Adkins TOOTING & MITCHAM UNITED FOOTBALL ACADEMY Mon 3rd Dec Carshalton Athletic (a) 7:45pm Wed 17th Oct AFC Wimbledon (a) 2.00pm
[email protected]
Academy Manager & Ashley Bosah Mon 10th Dec Three Bridges (h) 7:30pm
Director (for T&MUFC Members Ltd) Chris Woolley Welfare Officer [email protected] - 07720 71400 (At Southfields Academy)
Head Coach Jordan Wilson
Governance & Legal Advisor Martin Henneberry [email protected] - 07720 710400 Mon 7th Jan Cray Wanderers (h) 7:30pm Wed 31st Oct Corinthian Casuals (h) 2.00pm
Physiotherapist Bruno Silva
Significant interests in the club : Steve Adkins, Tooting & Mitcham Utd FC Club Secretary Jackie Watkins Thu 17th Jan Horsham (a) 7:45pm Wed 14th Nov Bognor Regis Town (h) 2.00pm
Members Ltd. [email protected] - 020 8685 6193
Mon 21st Jan Ramsgate (h) 7:30pm Wed 21st Nov Hampton & Richmond Bo (a) 2.00pm
TOOTING & MITCHAM COMMUNITY SPORTS CLUB Ltd. (At Hanworth Villa FC)
Mon 28th Jan Hastings Utd (a) 7:45pm

Director Jackie Watkins TOOTING & MITCHAM UNITED YOUTH F.C. Mon 4th Feb Lewes (h) 7:30pm Wed 28th Nov Havant & Waterlooville (h) 2.00pm
[email protected] - 020 8685 6193
Website www.tmunited.org Head Coach & Club Ashley Bosah Tue 19th Feb Molesey (a) 7:45pm Wed 5th Dec Eastleigh Whites (a) 2.00pm
Website Administrator [email protected] Welfare Officer [email protected] - 07720 635074 (At AFC Stoneham)
Reception [email protected] - 020 8685 6193 Coach & Administrator Roger Sewell Mon 25th Feb Burgess Hill Town (h) 7:30pm
Football & 3G Administrator Tim Marcus Club Secretary Jackie Watkins Wed 12th Dec Metropolitan Police (h) 2.00pm
[email protected] - 020 8685 6193 Mon 4th Mar Thamesmead Town (a) 7:45pm
Wed 19th Dec Aldershot Town (a) 2.00pm
Mon 11th Mar Sittingbourne (h) 7:30pm Wed 9th Jan (At Aldershot Town training ground)

The entire Community Plan at Imperial Fields including Sport, Education TOOTING & MITCHAM UNITED F.C. MEMBERS Ltd. Tue 19th Mar Margate (a) 7:45pm Woking (h) 2.00pm
andHealth is run by Tooting & Mitcham Community Sports Club. DIRECTORS
Tue 26th Mar Ramsgate (a) 7:45pm Wed 16th Jan Woking (a) 2.00pm
(At Brookwood Country Club)
TOOTING & MITCHAM UNITED F.C. FIRST TEAM Tooting & Mitcham Utd U18’s fixtures

Chairman Steve Adkins Chairman Chris Woolley (Bostik Youth League Central Division) Wed 23rd Jan Worthing (h) 2.00pm
[email protected] Vice Chairman Admission to home league games £3 Adults,
Vice Chairman Tony Cox Secretary John Cooper Wed 30th Jan Carshalton Athletic (a) 2.00pm
[email protected] Directors £1.50 Concessions, Season Ticket holders Free
Joint Managers Ashley Bosah & Cornelius Nwadialor Phil Nightingale Wed 6th Feb AFC Wimbledon (h) 2.00pm
[email protected]
Head Coach Jordan Wilson Lyn Catchpole MBE Mon 20th Aug Kingstonian (h) Drew 1-1 Wed 13th Feb Corinthian Casuals (a) 2.00pm
Goalkeeping Coach Kyle Merson Keith Kelly
Fitness Coach Terry Angell Glen Slade Thur 13th Sept Dorking Wanderers (a) Lost 0-3 Wed 27th Feb Bognor Regis Town (a) 2.00pm
Club Secretary Jackie Watkins David Penn
[email protected] - 020 8685 6193 Mon 17th Sept Dartford (h) - FA Youth Cup 1Q Lost 0-3 Wed 6th Mar Hampton & Richmond Bo (h) 2.00pm
Physiotherapists Amalia Khemet & Bruno Silva
Match Secretary T.B.A. TOOTING & MITCHAM UNITED F.C. MEMBERS Ltd. Mon 24th Sept Ashford Town - League Cup R1 Postp’nd Wed 13th Mar Havant & Waterlooville (a) 2.00pm
[email protected] SUPPORT STAFF (At Southdowns College)
Press & Publicity 07850 400090 Mon 15th Oct Carshalton Athletic (h) 7.30pm
Tim Marcus Wed 20th Mar Eastleigh Whites (h) 2.00pm
Groundsman [email protected] - 020 8685 6193 Honourary President T.B.A. Mon 22nd Oct Leatherhead (a) 7.45pm
Kitman Ric Ede Treasurer Steve Paine Wed 27th Mar Metropolitan Police (a) 2.00pm
Charlie Smith Boardroom’ Hospitality & Keith Kelly, Mon 29th Oct Sutton United (h) 7.30pm
Matchday Catering Pat Cooper, Wed 3rd Apr Aldershot Town (h) 2.00pm
Veronica Catchpole, Mon 12th Nov Chertsey Town (h) 7.30pm
First Team Matchday Ian Bullock
Announcer Roy Sisley Bluefin Sport Development League South Division (Under 23’s)
Membership Secretary
‘50/50’ Ticket sales Andy Harrup P W D L F A GD Pts
‘100’ Club Geoff Gatt 1 Tooting & Mitcham United 5 4 1 0 15 4 11 13
Graham Newsom 2 Thamesmead Town 6 4 1 1 19 15 4 13
TOOTING & MITCHAM UNITED F.C. U23 & U18 3 Lewes 5 4 0 1 22 13 9 12

Head of Development Ashley Bosah Club Shop Administrator T.B.A. 4 Three Bridges 6 4 0 2 22 19 3 12
Manager Cornelius Nwadlialor 5 Cray Wanderers 4 3 1 0 16 5 11 10
[email protected] PROGRAMME PRODUCTION 6 Burgess Hill Town 6 3 1 2 19 9 10 10
Manager U18 07720-710400
Cornelius Nwadlialor Editor: David Penn - [email protected] 7 Hastings United 6 3 0 3 24 16 8 9
Head Coach [email protected] Assistant Editor: Ian Bullock - [email protected] 8 Herne Bay 6 2 1 3 10 12 -2 7
07720-710400 Proof Reader: Andy Harrup 9 Carshalton Athletic 5 1 2 2 9 11 -2 5
Physiotherapist Jordan Wilson Photography: Sam Conquest, Paul Piggott 10 Sittingbourne 5 1 2 2 14 25 -11 5
[email protected] Programme Sales: John Dellafera 11 Molesey 5 1 1 3 14 21 -7 4
07720 710400 12 Margate 4 1 0 3 10 12 -2 3
Amalia Khemet 13 Ramsgate 5 1 0 4 12 22 -10 3
14 Horsham 6 0 0 6 6 28 -22 0

Welcome to the Campus Society Stadium

Home of Tooting & Mitcham Utd FC

‘The Terrors’

Editorially Speaking - with David Penn

Good afternoon one and all, and a special welcome Moving on we now face an entire month of away
to our opponents today, Hertford Town FC. Let’s fixtures, enough to tax any team and its supporters,
hope that their Officials, Players and fans will enjoy and alongside that as I write we currently have no
their time with us today and that they have a safe match pencilled in for October 13th (a date reserved
journey back home afterwards. for Cup matches) so I look forward to meeting up with
Unfortunately, despite a few requests, Hertford Town you all at the Campus Society Stadium on November
have been unable to provide us with a copy of their 10th !!! Yes, really ! Just who sorts these fixtures out
club history or any player profiles. However, our ace then ? - sack ’em all I say.
statistician Ian Bullock has found a report on match Anyway, that’s it from me, we’re off to Salou later in
from the past that we played against Hertford Town the month to watch the Spanish round of the World
way back in 1999 which we’ve reproduce alongside Rally Championship, and I’ve no doubt sink a few
of a short piece about Hertford’s ground. beers, catch some rays and worry about how the
Well, after tumbling out of the FA Trophy in the Essex Terrors are getting on whilst we’re away - It’s a tough
frontier village of Aveley last weekend comes the life.
shock news that no less than five of our first team
players are leaving, or have already left us this week. Cheers - DP
Is this a reaction to last weekend’s result or just a
trimming of the squad, only the Management know
the real reasons. But it’s time to say a great thank
you to two of our stalwarts from the Championship
winning team of 2016-17, central defender Quincy
Rowe and our top goalscorer from that winning side,
Billy Dunn. Also going are the effervescent Ollie Ben-
nett, another member of the Championship winning
squad and in my opinion a much underrated and
under used bustling midfielder and two recent addi-
tions to the squad, Anis Nuur and Reece Cave.
Again, our thanks go out to them for their service
during their time with us.
On another note, our previous ’keeper Matte Pierson
has reportedly signed for Slough Town, they are
certainly getting themselves a top ’keeper and an all
round good chap.

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Tooting & Mitcham United FC & Tooting & Mitcham Sports & Leisure Ltd., do not accept any liability for any accidents to spectators either on the
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Please assist us by not allowing any person to indulge in this dangerous practice.

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Football Club, Tooting & Mitcham United Sports & Leisure Ltd., Tooting & Mitcham Community Sports Club Ltd., or Tooting & Mitcham Football

Club Members Club Ltd.

From The Management SQUAD SPONSORS 2018 - 2019

At the present moment We would like to thank Danny Bassett : The Supporters Club Riga Branch
things aren't going as our fans for their con-
we have planned. tinued support even Brandon Tiller : Keith Kelly
through this very diffi- Isaiah Jones : Chris Jackson
The last few games cult period. We know it
have been tough to has been a tough start Sol Patterson-Bohner : Roy Sisley
say the least. Howev- to the season but we Dominic Morgan-Griffiths : Sean Newsom
er, having no mid-week need all the support
games has meant that we can get and we Eddie Dines : Roy Sisley
we have been able to really appreciate you Ashley Bosah : Phil Nightingale
recoup and re- standing by us.
strategise and we have Liam Sallis : Roy Sisley
worked meticulously to Cornelius Nwadlior : Duncan Nightingale
ensure our performance is on point this weekend.
We are playing against a strong Hertford Town team Cornelius and Ashley Tope Fadahunsi : Roy Sisley
Jordan Wilson : Phil Nightingale, John Cooper
who are above us in the league and have just won
their last match with 4 goals to 1. We will have to Quincy Rowe : Pat Cooper
perform to the best of our abilities to try to get a good Peter Wedgeworth : Last Man Standing-Supporters Club
result from this match and it’s important that we get
points from this game as we play 5 straight games on Welcome to the Terrors to
the road after this coming Saturday. former Walton Casuals mid-
fielder, Daryl Coleman (left),
Player news : Departing from the club will be Reece Quincy Rowe Billy Dunn who has joined us from Bostik
Cave and Anis Nuur who were with the first team for South East side Horsham.
a short period of time. In addition to this Billy Dunn, The 29 year old was part of
Quincy Rowe and Ollie Bennett will also be leaving Casuals successful promotion
the club. Billy, Quincy and Ollie have been with the squad last season but opted
club for some time and have achieved great things initially to link up with the Hor-
with us. They have been a great asset to the team nets for the start of the new
winning the league 2 seasons ago. However, we campaign.
have decided to go in a different direction and we Also joining us from Chipstead
wish them all the best in their future endeavours. is Saidou Khan (right). Sadiou
is returning to us for a second
Tooting & Mitcham Utd FC Honours term having been with us in the
2014-15 season.
ISTHMIAN LEAGUE SURREY SENIOR CUP SUBURBAN LEAGUE CHAMPIONS CUP
Winners: 1989-90, 1990-91, 2008-09
Champions: 1957-58, 1959-60 Winners: 1937-38, 1943-44, 1944-45, SUBURBAN LEAGUE CUP
SecondDivision Champions: 2000-01 1952-53, 1959-60, 1975-76, 1976-77, Winners: 1993-94, 2004-05
Division One South Play-off Winners: 2007-08 Runners-up: 1990-91
Ryman South Champions: 2016-17 1977-78, 2006-07 SOUTHERN YOUTH LEAGUE
Runners-up: 1948-49, 1955-56, 1979-80, Winners: 2002-03
ATHENIAN LEAGUE CENTRAL DIVISION
1982-83, 1995-96, 2000-01 Winners: 2002-03
Champions: 1949-50, 1954-55 LEAGUE CUP
SURREY SENIOR SHIELD
F.A. CUP Winners: 1951-52, 1960-61, Winners: 1999-2000, 2002-03, 2003-04
SURREY YOUTH CUP
1st Round: 1948-49, 1950-51, 1963-64, 1961-62, 1965-66 Winners: 2003-04
1974-75, 1977-78, 2009-10 TANDRIDGE LEAGUE
2ndRound: 1956-57, 1976-77 FULL MEMBERS CUP
3rd Round: 1958-59 Winners: 1992-93 Division A Winners: U15 2012-13,
4th Round: 1975-76 U16 2013-14
SOUTH THAMES CUP Runners-up:
F.A. TROPHY Winners: 1969-70
U10 2013-14, U11 2014-15
4th Round: 1975-76 BLUEFIN SPORTS INSURANCE DEVELOP- U16 Colts 2014-15
MENT LEAGUE - CENTRAL DIVISION
F.A. AMATEUR CUP Runners-up: 2017-18 Division B Winners: U13 2014-15,
U15 2014-15
4th Round: 1952-53, 1955-56, 1956-57 SUBURBAN LEAGUE
Champions: 1988-89, 1989-90, 2007-08, Runners-up: U16 2014-15
F.A. VASE Division C Runners-up: U15 2012-13
2017-18
6th Round: 2000-001 Runners-up: 1991-92, 2013-14 TANDRIDGE LEAGUE CUP
Winners: U15 2014-15, U16 2014-15
LONDON SENIOR CUP SURREY PREMIER CUP
Winners: 1999-2000, 2006-07
Winners: 1942-43, 1948-49, 1958-59, 1959-
60, 2006-07, 2007-08, 2015-16 Runners-up: 2000-01, 2002-03
SURREY INTERMEDIATE CUP
Runners-up: 1943-44, 1944-45, 2003-04,
2014-15 Winners: 1947-48, 1950-51, 1956-57
LONDON INTERMEDIATE CUP
LONDON CHALLENGE CUP
Winners: 1949-50, 1950-51, 2008-09
Finalists: 1959-60

Trevor Ford was at the club’s Manager. The Tooting & Mark Irwin, Chris Borck, John Collins, David Gabriel, Hertingfordbury Park - Home of Hertford FC
Mitcham squad was : Peter Mills, Danny Wood, Kevin Wade Falana and Robin Welch. There was a Super
Duffell, David Taylor, Ralph Cowan, Bobby Dennington, Cabaret Night in the Club House with Tommy Docherty Pride In Our Park... Faith In Our Future spectators in the ground. The covered accommoda-
Paul Loughlin, John Myatt, Gary Moss, Micky Stephens, in attendance. tion opposite the stand was improved with a four step
The club commenced its career as Port Vale Rovers concrete terrace. A few years later a six step con-
and used Hartham as their ground, then in 1907/09 crete covered terrace was completed at the South
the Town amalgamated with Hertford Blue Cross, Mr end of the ground behind the goal. This became
R. W. Partridge was elected president and placed known as The Stable End.
Hertingfordbury Park at the disposal of the club Floodlit football was first played at The Park in De-
After the First World War the ground was gradually cember 1956, however the current floodlight pylons
developed. A wooden stand was built, however this were erected in late 1965. In 1974 a new clubhouse
was destroyed by fire in 1946. The following year the was built at a cost of over £25,000, which replaced
ground's owner died which forced the club to drop out the old wooden one. The ground then remained
of football for a season due to the unavailability of the much the same for 18 years until on January 26th
ground. The Hertford Borough Council then requisi- 1992 the clubhouse was destroyed by fire. This has
tioned Hertingfordbury Park and re-let it on a long been replaced with a smaller Portakabin building.
lease. In 1950 the club built a section of covered The ground has an official capacity of 6,500 with 300
accommodation on the River Lea side of the ground, seats and covered standing accommodation for
opposite the changing rooms, and this was extended 2,800. Adjacent to the ground are 100 car parking
and fully completed in the summer of 1951. This spaces. In recent years the ground has seen disaster
spectator accommodation still exists today. The late when the banks of the River Mimram & Lea broke
1950's saw the next major development of the and subsequently flooded the stadium leaving some
ground. Pitch drainage was improved, a wooden damage to buildings & contents but miraculously
clubhouse was built, the ground was fully enclosed helped the pitch! It is fair to say the ground has seen
with a concrete wall and in 1959 the present 300 has seen its share of ups and downs over the years
seater stand with dressing rooms and boardroom but it can be considered living history to anyone that
was completed along with extra toilet facilities for the passes through it's ancient turnstiles.

Hertford Town FC Past Times by Ian Bullock

The Tooting & Mitcham Utd FC Player Sponsorship Scheme for Tooting & Mitcham United FC 3 - 1 Hertford Town FC
the 2018/19 season is up and running ! Isthmian League Division Two - 9th March 1999

Firstly, many thanks to Chris Jackson, top man and Tooting & Mitcham United FC through and through, who In only the second league meeting ever between the clubs the Terrors took the points and in the process
ran this activity for may years and has now passed co-ordination of the scheme over to me. completed a league double over the visitors, the match played at Tooting’s old home Sandy Lane. United
took the lead in the 9th minute when Graham Knight’s perfectly weighted chip found Jamie Pace who hooked
As previously mentioned, there's a couple of changes from last season following suggestions from the terrac- the ball home. Seven minutes later the Terrors doubled their advantage when a Jamie Pace cross was head-
es. We've done away with "away" sponsorship - there's now a flat £50 per player and, to avoid disappoint- ed into his own net by a Town defender. Hertford reduced the arrears just after the half hour mark with a 25
ment if your favourite has already been sponsored, players can now have multiple sponsors. yard strike from the impressive Danny Fitzpatrick which nestled into the corner of the net. Tooting secured
the points by scoring their third goal after 72 minutes when John Kennedy played in Jamie Pace who did the
If you want further details, I'm usually found around the ground on matchdays wearing a blue hi-viz tabard or rest.
Tooting & Mitcham Utd FC : Paul Murphy, Alan Whiter, Steve Symes, Frank Thompson, Gary Whelan,
you can contact me at [email protected]. Mark Rivers, Ian Hazel, Leroy Ambrose (Rod Dell), Jamie Pace, John Kennedy (Shane Jules), Conrad Kane
(Lee Ambrose).
Thanks for your support. Phil Hertford Town FC : Lee Bozier, Ian Macdonald, Stuart Mullins, Paul Woolston, Alan Hatherley, Russell
Sanderson (Trevor Longmore), Ivan Smith, Andy Keepence, Phil Hill, Gary Riddle, Danny Fitzpatrick. Unused
Tooting & Mitcham United FC Squad - 2018-19 subs : David Whitehead, Steve Wansell.

Peter Wedgeworth, Isaiah Jones, Lexus Beeden, Kadeem Ajeon, Liam Sallis (GK), Dominic Morgan- In the return fixture at Hertingfordbury Park played on 20th February Tooting took the points with a narrow
Griffiths, Danny Bassett, Eddie Dines, Tope Fadahunsi, Razzaq Coleman, Jordan Wilson, Brandon win by a goal to nil. The winner came a minute after the break when Alan Whiter made a good run down the
Tiller, Elijah Simpson, Abraham Odoh, Sol Patterson-Bohner, Serg Zamara, Eric Mbangui, Idris Ka- wing and his cross found Patrick Maguire who rifled in his first goal for the club.
lokoh (GK), Stefan Illic, Morgan Campbell (GK), Ajani Domingo-Carrington, Omari Hibbert, Kwadwo Tooting & Mitcham Utd FC : Haakan Jensgard, Alan Whiter, Steve Symes, Frank Thompson, Barry Lang-
Kyei, Saidou Khan, Danny Clements, Daryl Coleman. ford, Graham Knight, Ian Hazel(Lee Ambrose), Leroy Ambrose, Patrick Maguire, Mark Rivers (Shane Jules),
Conrad Kane (Toma Efejuku).

Tooting & Mitcham Utd’s Isthmian League Record against Hertford Town

P WD L F A

Home 110031

Away 110010

Total 220041

The World According to “Bog End” Tim priced at 3 shillings. Ground sharing with Tooting at this by the odd goal in five. Walthamstow Avenue then beat
time were Corinthian Casuals. Head Coach was Doug the Terrors by two goals to nil on their own patch, the
Victory at last. Flack. next three games saw the points shared at Leatherhead
we went 2-0 up but the home side drew level with an own
The Emperor’s Pastures throbbed with expectation at October 1971 goal and a penalty. Then a fine draw with Champions to
the prospect of glory on an August Bank Holiday, as be Leytonstone & Ilford at Sandy Lane the score two
we took on arch rivals Chipstead for the bitterly con- A busy month with just one win, having lost a lot of play- goals apiece. Carshalton Athletic then visited us and a
tested local derby that no one ever cared about, off ers in the close season it was always going to be hard for Bob Pittaway effort earned us a share of the spoils in the
the back of a faltering start to a new season of magic, new Manager Graham Deacon. The replacements were Robins team were former Terrors Vic Akers, Allan Row-
mystery and quite possibly misery. not good enough and in November Deacon would leave bottom, Derek Williams, Desmond Dennis, Trevor Dark.
the club to be replaced by Roy Dwight who would go The match ball was donated by the late Tom Draper a
We knew from the outset that our chums from the onto build a very good side. It started with four home great supporter, who was Chief Steward for many years
Surrey Hills would not simply stand aside in awe at games on the trot a loss to Hendon in their ranks was and a good friend of mine. The month ended with defeat
our metropolitan super status and achievements in former Terror Alan Phillips a Welsh Amateur Internation- at Bishop’s Stortford by two goals to nil. The Tooting &
(morally) carrying off the FA Cup back in ’59. al, then followed a goalless draw with Dulwich Hamlet Mitcham Squad was Nicky Sullivan, Trevor Ford, Danny
Alan Turvey was the match referee both were in the Godwin, Ian Brown, Bob Pittaway, Billy Edwards, Micky
Chipstead featured, amongst their ranks, former league, the British Army proved too strong in the annual Sorensen, Fran Cowley, Dave Juneman, Tony Levy,
Tooting Youth Prodigy and midfield orchestrator Sai- challenge match but there was then success as Corinthi- Dave Busby, John Keefe, Warren Farrow, Herbie Smith,
dou (‘Citizen’) Khan (who has since obviously seen an Casuals were defeated 3-1 in the league Lee Burn- Andy McCollin. The Club received some sad news that
the light and re-joined the mighty Terrors - Ed), and ham who proved to be a quality signing scored twice and Record goal-scorer Bob Parker had sadly passed away.
longstanding departed hero, sweeping up at the Steve Cosham got the other. The Terrors side was Brian His memorable game was at the end of the 1952-53
back, Dean Hamlin. Dean inspired the Amy Wine- Ede, Colin Booth, Steve Hamer, John Bell, Graham season when he made a ‘come-back’ to score the goals
house song, “Tried to take the ball off Deano, he Gayton, Andy Wheeler, David Blanche, Dennis Dils- that beat Wimbledon 2-1 at Selhurst Park in the Final of
said, no, no, no”, with the twelve-inch dance mix worth, Steve Cosham, Lee Burnham, Dave Beamish. the Surrey Senior Cup. He was a fine batsman for
featuring the same track sung to the tune of ‘Men of Then it was downhill again with league defeats at Walton Mitcham Cricket Club and Wandgas. Tex Wiltshire the
Harlech’ by a Welsh male voice choir. It never did & Hersham, Wycombe Wanderers and Barking with Club Coach resigned and Tooting finished 7th in the
him any harm, of course, as those that saw his lung- Tooting failing to score in each of them. The last game of Premier Division Table.
busting foray and finish against Met Police in extra the month saw us salvage a point in a 1-1 home draw
time of the Surrey Cup final over a decade ago will with Bishop’s Stortford Steve Mann with the goal. It October 1989
testify. would be a poor season this was reflected in our league
position of 18th, Wycombe Wanderers were top of the Tooting were now in the Isthmian League Division One
The euphoria of scraping though on Friday’s FA Cup increasingly confident Liam Sallis putting his early pile. During October former player and committee man after relegation from the Premier Division the previous
night didn’t quite seep through as we struggled to season trauma behind him to make some vital saves. Dave Bevan passed away. The Club had introduced a season. There were five league matches in the month
make an impact and fell behind to the plundering But, with the impressive Zaq Coleman coming on as Football Pools scheme to raise funds which was the idea and only one victory. That was at home to Purfleet by 4-
villagers, a slip from Tope Fadahunsi on the right- a substitute up front and causing chaos in the Stock- of Club Chairman at the time another former player Les 0, Micky Brown with a hat-trick and John Bryant with the
hand side of defence exploited to the full as a ma- brokers’ ranks, the Terrors took control once again. Walters I would be one of the collectors a ticket was 5 other. The team was Paul Riley, Peter Kingston (Keith
rauding Morris Dancer burst through and thrashed It was right wing back Danny Bassett who put the pence a week. Another fund raiser was collecting waste Ward), Kevin Duffell, Danny Godwin, Dave Taylor,
the ball home. A wave of depression swept over the seal on a sparkling triumph with a surging run down paper. There was a Past Players Association get- Shaun Fay, Jon Bryant, Errol Vassell, Horace Nelson
Bog End, solemn headshakes and bitter satire the all the flank, delivering a stinging rebuke to society in together in the Club House tickets were priced at 30 (Dave Collymore), Micky Brown and Trevor Dark. The
too familiar flavour of the moment. general, masquerading as a rasping low cross; a pence. other results were a goalless draw with Leatherhead at
But a few magical moments just before half time floundering defender half cleared, but Danny contin- Sandy Lane with home defeats against Boreham Wood
turned the world - or suburban Surrey anyhow - up- ued his run into the box to slam the ball gleefully into October 1979 and Harlow Town, both by a goal to nil and then a 3-1
side down. First Peter Wedgworth’s in-swinging cor- the net as the Bishop’s End erupted. loss at Lewes. The First Team ended the season in mid-
ner eluded the defence and was met with a noncha- Our first League win in over six months: it would have Results wise it was a very hot and cold month. There table. At the helm were Bob Langford and Micky
lant side footed volley by newcomer Brandon Tiller at been churlish, bordering on impertinent not to enjoy a were seven league games with four wins and three de- Sorensen. The Reserves won the Suburban League
the far post. Next, Isaiah Jones grabbed the contest mild-mannered orgasm and feast on the heroics for a feats. The first three were won : Harlow Town (a) 5-3, South Division under the guidance of Ray Rembridge.
by the testicals and left Dean Hamlin for dead with a few days. But was this but a false dawn, a titillating Bob Pittaway and Herbie Smith both scoring twice, Bark- The backbone of their team being : Kevin Downey, Keith
magical run before clipping the ball just inside the far prelude to dark days of dog pooh and despair ? ing (h) 1-0, Desmond Dennis with the goal and Hendon Ward, Tony Scott, Paul Harris, Micky Sullivan, Robert
post to put us ahead. The tortured Hamlin struggled All will be revealed… (a) 2-1. The next two games were lost at grounds where Morgan, Derek Allman and John Pleece. Committee
to contain our rampant new prodigy and resorted to Tooting had terrible records. Harrow Borough, where to Members included Chris Jackson, Dave McCann, Alan
shabby foul play just outside the box as Isaiah put this day Tooting have never won a match of any descrip- Simpson, Nigel Sarson, Jim Silvey, Roy Sisley and Glyn
him on toast a second time, earning a custard coated tion, and Dagenham. This was followed by a 0-2 home Bailey. The Programme Editors were Jim Silvey and Ian
card in the process. reverse to Carshalton Athletic. United did get back to Bullock.
Chipstead continued to pose a threat early in the winning ways by beating high fliers Walthamstow Avenue
second half but the Stripes’ defence held firm, an 2-0. The Tooting squad was Gary Sproul, Trevor Ford, October 1991
Keith Highland, Bob Pittaway, Micky Cook, Desmond The first three games were drawn Hitchin Town at home
Dennis, Fran Cowley, Derek Casey, Phil Summerill (ex in the league was goalless then a share of the spoils at
Huddersfield Town), Herbie Smith, Ian Cook and Alan Uxbridge a Bobby Dennington penalty for the Tooting
Walker. In charge of the First Team was Jack Payne. goal. It was then FA Cup third qualifying round time a
The Supporters Club were selling tickets for their Disco good 0-0 draw at Kingstonian but the replay was lost 2-3
to be held in the Clubroom, tickets were 75 (old) pence. at Sandy Lane before a crowd of 517. Following that was
The Terrors achieved a very respectable 6th position a good 3-0 home success against Dulwich Hamlet in the
league finish with Enfield Champions yet again. FA Trophy top striker John Collins with a brace. It was
then back to league action with a 3-2 home win over
October 1981 Croydon Ralph Cowan, Micky Stephens and Mark Irwin
with the goals. The month ended with a 1-1 draw with
Not much to write home about in October 1981, seven Barking at Sandy Lane. Tooting would finish the season
league leagues with not a win in sight. It started well with in a disappointing 7th spot in the Isthmian League Divi-
an unexpected point at Wycombe Wanderers Herbie sion One. Stevenage Borough were Champions with
Smith with the goal, then there was a trip to Harrow Bor- Yeading runners-up. ……….. continued overleaf
ough where to this day we have yet to record a victory, in
this fixture it was the usual tale of woe as we went down

October 1949 up by losing 2-1 which was a bitter pill to swallow. Toot- Match Reports
ing soon put the defeat behind them and went on to win
There were six games in the month, five of them cup-ties the Isthmian League Title for the second time but only Tooting & Mitcham United FC 1- 2 Bedfont Sports FC
with record Tooting goal-scorer Bob Parker getting 8 just by a point from Wycombe Wanderers, although Bostik League South Central Division - Tuesday 25th September 2018 - Att 119
goals. United did complete a league double over them.
A below par performance by Tooting saw the visitors come from behind to take the points. In the first-half the
It started with an FA Cup 1st qualifying round success at October 1961 Terrors dominated and Elijah Simpson was very unlucky when his fierce drive hit the post in the 11th minute.
Vickers-Armstrong by four goals to two, Tommy Kerner The Bedfont ‘keeper James Russell, who had an outstanding game, then saved well from Isaiah Jones and
with two, supported by Don Rhodes and Bob Parker. The October started with a trip to the Kennington Oval to face Eddie Dines. United’s pressure paid off in the 24th when Dan Clements scored from close range after an
only Athenian League game followed a week later with Corinthian Casuals in the Isthmian League and we duly Isaiah Jones effort had been beaten out by the ‘keeper. Bedfont’s only real effort of the half was a free-kick
Southall beaten by 4-1 at Sandy Lane, Bob Parker with a won 3-1, Kilby Edwards, Albert Grainger and Dave Rob- by Jack Mills which was well saved by Morgan Campbell.
hat-trick and Laurie Hellard with the other. The next erts a Welsh Amateur International on target. The follow-
fixture was the London Challenge Cup encounter with ing Saturday it was another two points as Ilford were Half Time : Tooting & Mitcham Utd FC 1 - 0 Bedfont Sports FC
Chelsea at Sandy Lane but sadly it finished with a 7-1 accounted for at Sandy Lane 2-1, England Amateur In the second-half Bedfont Sports put on some pressure with Simo Mbonkwi having a powerful drive pushed
hammering by the Blues. In the 2nd qualifying round of International Gordon Holden getting one of the goals. over for a corner. At the other end Eddie Dines also forced a fine save from the ‘keeper. In the 62nd minute
the FA Cup Walton & Hersham were accounted for after Then a disappointing 2-1 defeat at struggling Clapton Bedfont drew level with a strike from Abdeen Temitope Abdul. Five minutes later the visitors were awarded a
a replay. The last fixture of the month was the 3rd quali- defender George Edwards an Essex lad himself getting a penalty but Morgan Campbell dived to his left to make a superb save from Jack Mills.
fying round of the FA Cup but Tooting’s interest ended as rare goal. The last game in October was at home to a In the 76th minute Bedfont got their winner when Jack Mills fired home through a crowd of players. Quincy
they went down by 5-3 at Kingstonian, Bob Parker with a very good Athenian League side Barnet in the London Rowe and Danny Bassett then went close. Deep into stoppage time Isaiah Jones broke through the visitors
brace. As well as being a very good footballer Parker Charity Cup time and they ran out 3-1 winner’s local lad ranks but James Russell made another excellent stop to deny him. Tooting created some good chances but
was a keen cricketer and due to this missed matches at Kenny Holder with the consolation strike. The Terrors sadly did not take them. Hopefully, the team will have better fortune in the games to come.
the start and end of the season. Laurie Hellard, when he team was Len Farlam, Kenny Holder, Roger Good, Gor- Tooting & Mitcham Utd FC : Morgan Campbell, Lexus Beeden, Peter Wedgeworth, Eddie Dines, Quincy
packed up playing, served on the Tooting & Mitcham don Holden, Brian Bennett, Norman Cashmore, Albert Rowe, Sol Patterson-Bohner, Tope Fadahunsi (Abraham Odoh), Kadeem Ajeon (Dominic Morgan-Griffiths),
United Committee for many years. Tooting enjoyed a Grainger, Kilby Edwards, Dave Roberts, Paul Bates, Dan Clements, Elijah Simpson (Danny Bassett), Isaiah Jones. Unused subs : Brandon Tiller, Zaq Coleman.
superb league campaign winning the Athenian League Jimmy Payne. The game would be Paul Bates last for
for the first time in the Club’s history. the club he only played twelve times but scored 16 goals Match Report by Ian Bullock
and would still end up top scorer at the end of the cam-
October 1951 paign. Tooting would switch on their floodlights later in Aveley FC 3 - 1 Tooting & Mitcham United FC
the season and to open them were Arsenal, the lights Buildbase FA Trophy Extra Preliminary Round
There were four Athenian League matches in the month, were so bright as was the game which Tooting won 4-2.
none of them won. The opener at Hendon saw Tooting Guesting for Tooting was the great Paddy Hasty who had Saturday 29th September 2018 - Att 106
go down by 2-0. The Middlesex side finished second in turned professional with Aldershot and he got one of the
the league at the end of the season. Seven days later goals. United would end the season in 5th spot Wimble- Tooting were sent tumbling out of the Buildbase FA Trophy by Aveley after an indifferent first half showing
mid-table Walton & Hersham came to Sandy Lane and don were Champions. which was only slightly improved upon in the second period.
took the points with a 4-2 victory. Next up was a trip to The Terrors were on the back foot right from the start, finding themselves a goal down inside two minutes
Champions in waiting Wealdstone and a 5-1 hiding. October 1969 when they were caught cold, by Tom Richardson lobbing ‘keeper Morgan Campbell from range. Tooting
United stopped the rot in the last game sharing the points began to slowly feel their way back into the game and had their first effort on goal after 14 minutes with a
with lowly Enfield following a 2-2 draw, Ken Allbutt and The month started well with a big win at Dulwich Hamlet shot from Danny Basset. Three minutes later Isaiah Jones had an effort from the edge of the box. Next to
Ron Webb with the goals. In a sixteen club division Toot- in the league, star striker Ken Jelly with three of the goals have a crack was Zaq Coleman on 26 minutes, again, a long range effort from outside the box.
ing & Mitcham Utd ended the season in 14th position. in a 5-1 victory. Jelly would go on to win an England Despite Tooting’s efforts to get themselves back into the game, on 29 minutes they were caught on the break
Amateur International Cap with the Terrors. Following on and Alexander Akrofi shot past Morgan Campbell to put the home side two goals to the good. Despite this set
October 1959 from that were two home league fixtures, a 2-1 win over back, Tooting continued to push forward and had their first effort on goal from inside the box when Dan Clem-
Maidstone United but a familiar loss to Enfield 1-3. Toot- ents sent a left footed volley from an Isaiah Jones cross, just wide of the mark on 38 minutes. In the final
There were a pretty good set of results during the month, ing’s team was Norman Stanley, Brian Feeney, Ken minute of the half it was Zaq Coleman again with another long range effort, this time clearing the cross bar by
although there was a disappointing one at the end of it. Baker, Paul Webb, Peter Gaydon, Mike Pardey, Paul 6 inches.
The opener was a superb 5-1 home league win over Sansbury, Ken Jelly, Dave Hutchins, Willie Smith, Chris
Wycombe Wanderers, Paddy Hasty with a hat-trick. Two Kelly with substitute John Cox. The British Army were Half Time : Aveley FC 2 - 0 Tooting & Mitcham Utd FC
days later there was another 5-1 home success, this time defeated 4-1 in the annual challenge match. Tooting Aveley thought they had increased their lead to three on 55 minutes, however, the goal was ruled out for
against Leyton Orient in the London Challenge Cup with player Doug Aitchison was in their ranks and then there offside. Three minutes later though, it was 3-0 as Tom Richardson got his second of the game, turning the
five different scorers : Paddy Hasty, Albert Grainger, was a comfortable 3-0 win over Wealdstone in the ball in at the near post from a corner out on the Terrors’ left. Tooting’s one bright moment came on 64
Dave Roberts, Alan Viney and Ted Murphy. The Terrors league, both matches were at Sandy Lane. Next was the minutes when Dominic Morgan-Griffiths sent a 20 yard left footed half volley into the top of the Aveley net to
came back down to earth in the next league game losing Amateur Cup 2nd qualifying round tie and it finished with reduce the deficit to two. Four minutes from full time Isaiah Jones made a mazy run into the area finishing
4-2 at Kingstonian. There was then a very short trip to a narrow 2-1 success at Epsom & Ewell, Centre half Alan with a shot from 12 yards out which flashed over the cross bar. Final effort of the game came in stoppage
our nearest rivals Wimbledon with Albert Grainger getting Phillips missed the match as he was playing for Wales in time when Danny Bassett tried to turn in a Bill Dunn shot across the face of goal but he could only direct his
the only goal of the game to give the Terrors the points. an Amateur International. October ended with a 2-0 win effort onto the shins of a defender and away for a corner.
There then came another excellent result with a 3-1 at local rivals Carshalton Athletic in the Premier Midweek Tooting & Mitcham Utd FC : Morgan Campbell, Danny Bassett, Peter Wedgeworth, Eddie Dines (Dominic
victory at Craven Cottage in the London Challenge Cup League, one of the goals scored by winger Chris Kelly. Morgan-Griffiths), Quincy Rowe, Sol Patterson-Bohner (Tope Fadahunsi), Lexus Beeden, Razzaq Coleman,
versus Fulham. The tie was played on a Monday after- Kelly would go onto enjoy celebrity status at Leatherhead Isaiah Jones, Dan Clements (Billy Dunn), Daryl Coleman. Unused subs : Kadeem Ajeon, Elijah Simpson.
noon and many hundreds of Tooting fans managed to and would earn the name of the Leatherhead Lip as the
get off work or school to be there. Next it was a point Tanners enjoyed much FA Cup success. Tooting finished Match Report by Tim Marcus
apiece after an exciting 3-3 draw at Bromley. Having the season 8th in the Isthmian League top flight. Enfield
reached the FA Cup third round the previous season by were Champions for the third season in a row losing only
beating Bournemouth, Northampton Town and drawing three games, one of which was against Tooting &
with the eventual winners of the competition Nottingham Mitcham. During the month skipper Ken Holder joined
Forest, the Terrors were exempt until the 4th qualifying Woking and England Amateur International John Robert-
round of the FA Cup and a home tie against Wisbech son had to retire through injury and was awarded a Testi-
Town. Tooting were favourites to win the match but the monial. Admission to the game was by a programme
form book went out of the window as the Terrors ended

Musings - by Steve “Hackbridge Harry” Harrold Great Matches from the past - with Ian Bullock

Plum Army or palm tree in their face while banging on a sodding Tooting & Mitcham United FC 1 - 2 Crystal Palace FC
cow bell. They are a strange lot who follow Dulwich, FA Cup First Round Proper - 27th November 1974
Well the new away strip has had a couple of outings trying to make supporting their team a fun filled event
now and in truth there has not been the anger and full of happiness, joy and smiles. Something we don't With the tie postponed from the previous Saturday due to a waterlogged pitch at Sandy Lane and Crystal
outrage which I thought there would be from the tend too do at Tooting and Mitcham and quite frankly Palace not prepared to play under the Tooting floodlights the match took place the following Wednesday
massed ranks of the Gammony Bog End. "Plum Ar- we all look down on people who enjoy themselves afternoon.
my" sing the Travelling Toots and in fact there are when going to football.... It's just not the "Tooting" Many of the local schools closed for the afternoon so their pupils could watch the game.
now a number of Plum related songs for us Terrors to way. Glad to see that no one on the Bog End brings The cup-tie had a sensational start with the Terrors opening the scoring at the “Bog End’ in the first minute
sing.... Remember it's not pink.... well maybe just a anything inflatable to games although I have a feeling when Ronnie Howell’s corner was swept home by giant central defender Steve Grubb to a tremendous roar.
little bit ? that behind closed doors there are a few inflatables in Palace had the chance to draw level in the 30th minute when Alan Whittle was adjudged to have been
I suppose it's all down to the love in between our- regular use by one or two of our supporters. brought down in the area by Billy Smith. Whittle dusted himself down and took the penalty himself but Unit-
selves and Dulwich Hamlet since they started squat- Well Dear Reader we lost 4-0 but the score really ed’s England Amateur International goalkeeper Dave Cobb made a fine save at the foot of the post. This was
ting with us last season. In an age when North and didn't reflect the effort and hard work the team put the signal for fighting to break out in the crowd and the police were forced to move in to quell the trouble, with
South Korean leaders can shake hands and be left in into the game. Had a good laugh at the Kingfield play being held up for a while as fans spilled onto the pitch. The disturbance seemed to affect Tooting’s con-
the same room as each other with out coming to Stadium with a rather vocal group of Terrors who centration as shortly after the Eagles drew level when Stuart Jump crossed for Paul Hinshelwood to head in.
blows maybe the world is changing for the better. sung their heads off for the entire game. The visitors took the lead in the 57th minute when a Peter Taylor free-kick was not cleared and in the goal-
Tooting and Mitcham wearing a Pink’ish (Plum) away Paul Weller comes from Woking and I will happily mouth scramble that followed Alan Whittle hooked the ball home. Hinshelwood then went close to adding a
strip to show support and solidarity with Dulwich admit that the first few Jam albums were some of the third for the Eagles when his powerful drive just went over the bar. Tooting put on a bit of late pressure and
Hamlet and Dulwich Hamlet being in the bottom half best bits of music released in the late 70's but the last Trevor Ford played a ball through to Dave Juneman, but he was tackled just as he was going to shoot from a
of the table to show their support and solidarity with couple of Jam albums and that Style Council crap promising position.
Tooting and Mitcham. leaves me cold, plus the fact he strikes me as being The author of this report didn’t see a lot of the match as he was working in the Supporters Club tea-bar sell-
The food bank collection on Saturday 15th against only just a little bit less of a tit than either Bono or ing endless cups of tea and coffee together with the famous Tooting & Mitcham square sausage burgers. The
Ashford Town went well and a big thanks to the peo- Sting. I believe he likes to be known as The Modfa- Terrors had the consolation of knowing they had given the Third Division promotion contenders a very good
ple who helped me get this arranged and a really big ther, which in all honesty sounds better than "That game before a 10,000 crowd at Sandy Lane. Crystal Palace manager Malcolm Allison was happy to get
thanks to Sam and Tim for dropping the collection off Smug Twat" which he is known as in Hackbridge through a very difficult encounter but not so happy with the playing surface. The win earned Palace a trip to
to the brilliant people over at Wandsworth Food- Towers. H. G. Wells also lived there for a bit and I'd Plymouth Argyle in the next round. Tooting Boss Roy Dwight was very disappointed with the result and
banks. A terrible shame that places like this are rather listen to him playing Bagpipes and banging on thought his team was superb and that they deserved a replay. The match ball was donated by the South
around in this day and age. The Terrors did me proud dust bin lids after a glue sniffing session than having London Press.
in the day as well as loads of various food items a to sit through anything Weller has come up with in the Tooting & Mitcham United FC : Dave Cobb, Alan Berrecloth, Jim Piguillem, Steve Grubb, Billy Smith, Roy
collection was also made which got sent over as last 30 or so years. Modfather my backside..... Mitchell, Ronnie Howell, Trevor Ford, Dave Juneman, Nicky Glover, Tony Amos. Unused sub : Vic Cogger.
well. Cheers Everyone x "We are the plums, we are the plums, we are, we are, Crystal Palace FC : Paul Hammond, Stuart Jump, Jim Cannon, Terry Venables, Derek Jeffries, Ian Evans,
Of course in the true sprit of charity Tooting and we are the plums" Nicky Chatterton, Alan Whittle, Dave Swindlehurst, Paul Hinshelwood, Peter Taylor. Unused sub : Mark Lind-
Mitcham donated 3 points to Ashford Town in a say.
match I'm quite glad to say I missed most of.... The Gosh !
next game, however, was Margate in the League Development Match Report
Cup. I’ve never been that keen on that particu- I honestly thought we might be over the worse but
lar seaside town and to be perfectly honest the soon- alas the footballing gods had other ideas after the Tooting & Mitcham United FC U23’s 5 - 1 Hastings Utd FC U23’s
er global warming comes along and turns the game at FA Cup game at Woking. Although we lost it Bluefin Sports Development League South - Monday 1st October - Att 28
place into a downmarket version of Atlantis the bet- was a good day out and the team played well. That
ter. But Toots won 2-0 so it was a happy night for the idea went out the window when soundly beaten at Tooting’s Under 23 side retained their unbeaten record and top spot in the Bluefin Sports Development
70 or so paying punters who turned up for a competi- home by Bedfont in the Tuesday night relegation six League South with a convincing second half performance against Hastings Utd last night.
tion we have regularly been pants in. I went home pointer in front of a crowd of 119. Looks like a few of It was the visitors that took the lead though on 25 mins when Charlie Curran let fly with an effort from 20
very happy and so far this season we have had our our long suffering fans thought "Eastenders" or yards out which flew into the top of the Terrors net. The Terrors pulled level just 12 minutes later after a num-
good performances in the various cup competitions, "Ancient Aliens" would be a more enjoyable way to ber of missed chances, when Abraham Odoh popped up, unmarked, at the far post to side foot the ball home
so put your money on us winning the Surrey Senior spend a Tuesday evening than a game at Fortress from 3 yards out.
and getting relegated. Could be worth a punt. Imperial. Hard not to blame them really.
But Saturdays are what Football is all about. The Half Time : Tooting & Mitcham Utd FC U23’s 1 - 1 Hastings Utd FC U23’s
So after the last minute winner in the FA Cup against excitement, the chance for glory, the chance to wear Tooting were soon in front, just two minutes into the second half, when Abraham Odoh got his second, curl-
Horsham YMCA we were drawn away to Woking in a £700.00 Stone Island coat and impress your ing the ball over the 'keeper from 8 yards out after it had been played across the penalty from the right hand
the next round. A last minute goal for Tooting is a friends. God forbid that I end up spending my Satur- side. He completed his hat trick after 71 minutes when he steered home a rebound from close range. The
rare thing unlike the last minute goals given away by day afternoons in the Asda in Beddington looking at Terrors continued to dominate and scored their fourth of the night when Shamal Edwards drove the ball home
Toots which is quite common..... and we had a player items in the "world food isle" dreaming of all the exot- from 12 yards out. The scoring was completed in the 90th minute when a Shamal Edwards rebound struck
sent off which is par for the course as well. Woking ic places I've been to with Tooting and Mitcham. Mind the post and bounced out directly into the path of Hady Ghandour, who made no mistake from 6 yards out.
are flying high in their league but they were beaten at you Mrs H was told by one of the check out staff Tooting & Mitcham Utd FC U23’s : Idris Kalokoh, Eric Mbangui, Brandon Tiller, Serg Zamara, Joel Vian
home by Dulwich so there's always a chance. Could about a big punch up in the car park between two (Ajani Domingo-Carrington), Darnell Nwadialor, Stefan Ilic (Junior Timite), Jamal Batchilly (Deimar Cardoso
be the giant killing we have all been waiting for !!!!!! women after one called her arch nemesis "Penis Quei), Abraham Odoh, Shamal Edwards, Hady Ghandour. Unused subs : Tope Fadahunsi, Pedro Moco
When Dulwich played there in the league there was Breath". Can't be long before "Asda Fight Club" is on
ground segregation, no doubt to stop the citizens of pay per view on Sky Arts. although I reckon ring side
Woking having to try and watch the game without seats by the disabled parking spaces would be the
having some pink clad loon wave an inflatable giraffe best place to watch the locals come to blows over

Looking back to season 2014-15 - with Ian Bullock dental hygiene. Maybe Tyson Fury should start call-
ing Anthony Joshua "Penis Breath" in the hope that
Craig Tanner and Adam Moriarty were in charge of Quarm was shown a red card for a high tackle. Mid- he might get a chance at the Heavyweight title. Alt-
first team affairs for the 2014-15 season and with way through the first half United took the lead when a hough my money on most of the local girls in
most of the previous season’s squad staying, hopes dangerous Sol Pinnock cross was sliced into his own Mitcham to be able to take the pair of them over nine
were high that the Terrors could make a promotion net by Adriano Moraes (who would later join the Ter- rounds....Even Mrs H.
push back into the Isthmian League top flight from rors), but after the break the Robins equalised with a So here was another chance to head to Wembley,
their position in Division One South. powerful drive from ex Terror Jordan Clarke. this time in the FA Trophy which was the perfect way
to forget about our league form and give the club a
The opening league game was at home to Merstham January and February would see just two league wins well needed boost. Myself and Bogend Ant left the
and it ended in a 1-1 draw, a late Craig Watkins strike as United slipped out of contention for a play-off house full of happiness and joy, skipping down the
earning Tooting a share of the spoils which was a place, also Met Police would despatch Tooting from road like characters in an Enid Blyton book, armed
good result after Tom Jelley had been sent off in the the County Cup. March brought just one three point with a a nutritious picnic of Pringles and Kit Kats for
33rd minute. The Tooting side was : Paul Smith, Tom haul at Whitstable Town although, there were some our journey to the marsh lands of Essex for the game
Jelley, Michael Aladetoun, Harry Knock, Jordan good draws against quality sides and the London with Aveley. Another nice stadium which does, how-
Cheadle, Colin Hartburn, Sol Pinnock (Tinashe Nko- Senior Cup Final was reached after a narrow home ever, resemble a Police Station from the outside and
ma), Francis Quarm (Dan Summers), Craig Watkins, victory versus Cray Valley (PM). The final month of the delightful chips could not hide the fact that going
Howard Newton, Jordan Clarke (Elliott Simpson) with the campaign saw the first three matches lost, alt- one nil down in under two minutes meant that deep
the unused subs Adam Moriarty and ’keeper Harvey hough the last two matches of the season were won, down all the travelling Terrors knew this would be
Cheadle. The next two games saw trips to Walton & one a rare home win over Horsham by five goals to another piss-poor day out.
Hersham and Folkestone Invicta but no points were nil. The men on target were Dan Summers with a I do wonder what the Tooting and Mitcham players
gained. However, the following two matches, both at brace, Billy Marshall, Leon Lalor-Dell and Max Noble. say in their pre match huddle just before kick off. My One frightening thing at Saturdays game was that
home, saw full points and four goals banged in each guess is "Lets see if we can make Hackbridge Harry myself and ‘Millwall’ Will found what we though may-
against South Park and Three Bridges respectively to The Terrors ended the league season in a disappoint- cry today". be a bottle of Novichok on the terraces during the
claim the first league wins of the season. There was ing 11th position whilst Burgess Hill Town were The Aveley number three proved to be rather enter- second half. We subsequently discussed whether the
then a 2-1 success at Carshalton Athletic in torrential Champions with Folkestone Invicta runners up. The taining as he rolled around the ground yelling every Russian Secret Service has it in for Tooting and
rain to make it three victories in a week. season finally ended on 7th May with the London time any Tooting players went within two foot of him. Mitcham and fitted in a little trip to Aveley to try and
Senior Cup Final against Hendon at the Metropolitan Can't imagine he'd last too long in an Asda car park kill us all after fixing all of our league games this sea-
It was then FA Cup time as Three Bridges were beat- Police Sports Ground. In an exciting encounter Toot- with faced with one of our local beauties. son.
en in a Preliminary Round Replay and there was then ing went down to a 3-2 defeat after extra time. The Of course that didn't stop Will trying to drink the stuff
success at Cray Wanderers in the next round fol- Terror’s opened the scoring in the 37th minute when after the third goal went in.
lowed by a superb victory over Bishop’s Stortford in a Nathan Gordon rifled in a superb free-kick. In the
second qualifying replay at the KNK Stadium. This 72nd minute Hendon had a man sent off and the
was judged the performance of the round but sadly defining moment of the tie came six minutes later
the Terrors would go out of the competition in the when Nathan Gordon rattled the Hendon woodwork.
Third Qualifying Round at East Thurrock, which was With three minutes remaining Hendon scored to take
no disgrace. During September and October there the match into extra time.
were good league wins against Hastings United (a) 3- Join the Tooting & Mitcham Utd FC Supporters Club now
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disappointing defeats, especially against lowly despite much pressure Hendon hung on to claim the Get your Membership Forms from Steve Harrold, Dave Irons
Redhill. There were exits in the FA Trophy to Ayles- Trophy. The Tooting side was Alex Kozakis, Saidou or Peter Woodhouse on matchdays.
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games won, although the loss was at the hands of Dell (Eddy Mbongo-Nsininsu) with the unused subs “Last Man Standing” game after last weekend. The kitty now
struggling East Grinstead Town. December saw pro- Howard Newton, Bashiru Alima and ’keeper Bobby stands at £226:00 after last weekend’s round of matches. Re-
gression in the London Senior and Surrey Senior Aspinall. member that 50% of that prize fund will go to the Supporters
Club.
Cups but the league results were poor. Leading appearance makers during the season were The all new Supporters Club enamel pin badges - tastefully
Harry Knock and Nathan Gordon with 52, Dan Sum- adorned with the famous stripes - are now available and will be
At Christmas Tooting were to be found in 9th spot but mers 46, Francis Quarm 45, Billy Marshall 43, Sol on sale at all games for the bargain price of only £3.00 each.
a long way behind the leading sides Burgess Hill Pinnock 41, Bashiru Alima 39. The leading marksmen Also available are the traditional official club badges at £3.00
Town, Faversham Town, Merstham and Folkestone were Dan Summers with 34 goals and Sol Pinnock each as well as the classic commemorative Stockport v Tooting
Invicta. The New Year started with a home league on 14. On May 8th it was the 25th Anniversary of the 1st Round FA Cup badges at £2.50 each.
game with Carshalton Athletic and after only four Leukaemia Charity Match with the Jayne Bullock XI v
minutes Tooting were down to ten men as Francis Dave Howe XI at the KNK Stadium. Follow the Supporters Club on Twitter: @tamufsc

is labelled with positive messages. The science behind it by Nathan French
is people are less likely to shout something abusive or Nathan French is the FA’s National Respect Project
negative if they’re holding something that’s labelled with Manager. This article is from a segment within the NLP
good messages. In January we’re going to be launching edition called ‘Football Matters’, which if you’re not aware
21 Days of Positive - that’s how long it takes to break or is a running series we have with various figures from
form a new habit. We want to empower coaches and
parents to engage with their children in the right way. within the FA’s operating structure.

It was a real shame to see the FA’s decision to remove Grassroots football covers such a vast area, so the ques-
Whyteleafe from this season’s FA Cup over what seems tions were: where do we need to focus our resources
to have been an incredibly minor administrative mistake. time and money ? What is most needed ? Over the last
few months we’ve really started to execute our three-
The Surrey based club were kicked out of the competi- year strategy for Respect. The key focus is mini soccer
tion just 24 hours before their second qualifying match and youth football - U7s right up to U16s. With the Re-
against St Albans after the FA ruled that an ineligible spect campaign being nearly ten years old, we’ve natu-
player had been played during an earlier round. If their rally got a whole new group of parents, coaches, volun-
appeal is unsuccessful (it was unsuccessful - Ed) then it teers and players have emerged. Ensuring the environ-
is believed that Whyteleafe will have to return the £6,000 ment is right for those players, and that it is created by
they received for beating Corinthian Casuals in the previ- those parents, coaches and volunteers, is really im-
ous round; while a potential points deduction could also portant.
be on the cards as the ineligible player has also repre-
sented Whyteleafe in a Bostik Division One South game A big point from the research was getting the off pitch
this season. right as much as on the pitch. We often talk about the
match environment in isolation. Actually a lot of incidents
In some respects I see the argument that rules are rules can happen from social media, or from the way the
and if one is broken then a club should be punished. changing rooms were left last time the two teams played,
However, on occasions like this it is plainly clear that the or it could even be the way you are welcomed when you
FA have a completely blinkered view of the realities of arrive at the ground. That can go a long way to setting
Non-League football. Clubs like Whyteleafe usually rely the tone for the rest of the day and the game ahead. So
on the work of volunteers or part-time staff whose re- it’s looking at how coaches, parents and volunteers from
sponsibilities stretch across numerous different duties. It both teams can work together – rather than against each
would be perfectly reasonable to expect a Football other – to create that environment because, ultimately,
League club, who have a fully staffed administrative everyone is looking for a fantastic experience. It links in
department, to abide by all regulations. However, in Non- to our ‘We only do Positive’ campaign. We know 90 per
League the situation is completely different. cent children play better with positivity. That stat isn’t

My worry is that if the FA is insistent on stringently en- necessarily surprising but it’s important people see that
forcing every single rule without looking into the context encouragement and a positive environment is so im-
of individual situations then the volunteers throughout portant. If you flip it, we know one negative experience
Non-League football may decide against continuing their can have a big effect on a child for lasting period of time.
involvement with their local sides for fear of making a It’s adults creating the environment so players will enjoy
potentially damaging mistake. It is absolutely essential the game more.
that the FA develop a level of common sense with re-
gards to their regulations and realise that a certain This is not about being positive for positives sake. It’s
amount of leeway should be given in certain situations. about focusing on the good things players have done. In
grass-roots football there will always be mixed abilities.
by Hugo Varley. Let’s help players love the game. Everyone develops

A LOT has been said over the years about disrespect in better when they are having fun.
grassroots football - now it’s about changing the tone of
voice to focus on the importance of Respect in the game. The FA Youth Review was implemented in 2011 and
Respect is a positive action. Yes, there are heightened really focused on making the game child friendly with
incidents which can grab the headlines but there is a lot 5v5, 7v7, 9v9 and more appropriate goal sizes. That’s
of good work going on every week across the country. been embraced but now it’s about building on that and
We need to make it socially unacceptable to behave topping up all the good work that has been done. We’re
badly on the touchline, whether it’s coaches or parents. well aware people can drop out of the game from 14+ -
so this is about giving them a really good experience so
they want to keep playing.
Having previously been involved with Respect from a
County FA’s point of view - I worked for the Suffolk FA -
and also as chairman of a youth league for three years, I The challenge with Respect is how we bring longevity to
had my own take on what works well locally. But I was it. We don’t just want it to be a one-off campaign. That
keen really keen to get an understanding about what adds value but we want to make it consistent in the game
‘good’ looks like across the country and appreciate it’s each week in all areas. We’ve got Play Your Part code of
going to be different in different places. So my first year conducts which helps implement the values whatever
was very much that. We did a lot of research to under- your role is. It gives clubs a real focus to help their volun-
stand what has worked well over the last eight years but teers but, also, if there is disrespect, how to deal with it.
also really look forward to see where we need to position Each month we have activations which focus on different
Respect strategically in order to make the greatest im- ways of changing behaviour. So in the winter months
pact. we’re looking to pilot Positivi-tea. It’s a simple idea of
people holding a cup of tea that ….continued overleaf

The “Ramble Inn” Man of the Match PLAYER STATISTICS FOR 2018-19

The Ramble Inn MoM award was LEAGUE CUP TOTALS
presented by Graham Newsome
to Lexus Beeden after the recent PLAYER Starts Sub Bench Goals Starts Sub Bench Goals Starts Goals

Bostik South Central Division Isaiah Jones 6 2 6 12 2
League match against Bedfont Peter Wedgeworth 6 16 12 1
Lexus Beeden 6 61 12 1
Sports FC Kadeem Ajeon 6 5 11 11 1
Eddie Dines 31 6 9 (1) 1
If you would like to sponsor a future Dominic Morgan-Griffiths 42 3211 7 (4)
Ramble Inn Man of the Match award Tope Fadahunsi 3 41 7 (1) 4
for only £25.00 please contact Peter Liam Sallis (GK) 4 3 7 2
Razzaq Coleman 121 1 5 1 3 6 (3) 3
Donoghue on 07766144483 or by Danny Bassett 41 222 6 (3) 1
email [email protected] Elijah Simpson 222 3213 5 (4) 1
Morgan Campbell (GK) 2 31 5
You will be able to select the man of Danny Clements 11 13 4 (1)
the match, present the champagne Brandon Tiller 2 21112 3 (1)
award after the match and have a Jordan Wilson 22 1 3 (2)
photograph of the presentation ap- Sol Patterson-Bohner 2 11 3 (1)
pear in the next home programme. Abraham Odoh 131 13 2 (6)
Serg Zamara 11 1 1 (1)
This season’s Man of the Match award is once again being sponsored by : Daryl Coleman 1 1
Eric Mbangui 2
The Ramble Inn, 223 Mitcham Road, SW17 9JG. Idris Kalokoh (GK) 1
Stefan Illic 11
Ajani Domingo-Carrington
Kwadwo Kyei

Players Left Club/Squad

Quincy Rowe 5 41 9 (1)

Billy Dunn 41 1 1 3 1 2 5 (4) 3
Anis Nuur
Reece Cave 12 1 1 2

11 22 (3)

Ollie Bennett 1 (1)
Matte Pierson
(GK)

Omari Hibbert (Out on Loan)

TOTAL GOALS 9 11 20

The FBI had an opening for an assassin and after all the background checks and tests were done, there were
three finalists, two men and a woman.
For the final test, the FBI agents took one of the men to a large metal door and handed him a gun.
'We must know that you will follow your Instructions no matter what the circumstances. Inside the room you
find your wife sitting In a chair ..... kill her !!'
The man said, 'You can't be serious. I could Never shoot my wife.'
The agent said, 'Then you're not the right man take your wife and go home.'
The second man was given the same instructions. He took the gun and went into the room. All was quiet for
about 5 minutes and the man came out with tears in his eyes, 'I tried, But I can't kill my wife.'
The agent said, 'You don't Have what it takes. Go home.'
Finally, it was the woman's turn. She was given the same instructions, to kill her husband. She took the Gun
and went into the room. Shots were heard, one after another. They heard screaming, crashing, banging on
the walls.. But after a few minutes, all was quiet. The door opened slowly and there stood the Woman, wiping
the sweat from her brow. 'This gun is loaded with blanks' she said. 'I had to kill him with the chair !’

DAT OPPONENTS H/A COMP RES F/A ATT 1 2 3 4 5 67 8 9 10 11 12 14 15/19 16/18 13/17

11-08 Northwood AL L 3-4 148 Sallis Bassett 1 Wedgeworth 1 Bohner Beeden (86) Rowe Griffiths Ajeon Dunn 1 Wilson (45) Jones (80) Bennett (10) Cave Simpson (11) Nuur Zamara (5)

18-08 Marlow HL D 0-0 226 Sallis Bassett Wedgeworth Fadahunsi Beeden Rowe Ajeon (83) Nuur (45) Dunn Wilson Jones (77) Dines (7) Tiller Griffiths (8) Odoh Simpson (11)

24-08 Horley Town H FA Cup P W 2-1 304 Sallis Bassett Wedgeworth Dines Beeden Fadahunsi Ajeon Griffiths Dunn 2 (88) Wilson (70) Jones 1 (70) Coleman (11) Tiller (10) Nuur Odoh/Cave Kalokoh/Simpson
27-08 Chipstead H L W 3-1 230 Sallis Bassett 1 Wedgeworth Dines Beeden Fadahunsi Ajeon (72) Griffiths Dunn (72) Tiller 1 Jones 1 (82) Coleman (9) Wilson (7) Nuur (9)

Odoh (11) Simpson

01-09 Hayes & Yeading Utd A L L 0-3 235 Sallis Bassett Wedgeworth (78) Dines Beeden Rowe Ajeon (61) Griffiths Dunn (53) Tiller Jones Coleman (9) Wilson (3) Mbangui Odoh (7) Simpson

08-09 Horsham YMCA A FA Cup 1Q W 2-1 171 Sallis Fadahunsi Wedgeworth Dines Beeden 1 Nuur (59) Ajeon Griffiths Coleman Tiller (70) Jones Illic Rowe (9) Odoh (6) Zamara/Cave Simpson 1 (10)/
11-09 Hanwell Town A LSC Rd 1 W 4-3 53 Sallis Dines Beeden Rowe Ajeon 1 Tiller Bassett (11) Nuur Campbell
Odoh Wedgeworth (xx) Griffiths Coleman 2 Simpson 1 (xx) Jones (xx) Cave (3)
Dunn (9)

15-09 Ashford Town (Middx) H L L 2-3 238 Campbell Jones 1 Wedgeworth Beeden Rowe Zamara (75) Griffiths (75) Ajeon Simpson (64) Odoh Coleman 1 Ilic Clements (7) Cave (6) Dunn (9) Mbangui

18-09 Margate H Lge Cup 1 W 2-0 70 Campbell Jones Wedgeworth Beeden Rowe Dines Fadahunsi Ajeon Simpson 1 (70) Clements (62) Coleman 1 (62) Griffiths Dunn (11) Cave (9) Tiller Odoh (10)

22-09 Woking A FA Cup 2Q L 0-4 1001 Campbell Fadahunsi Wedgeworth Dines Rowe Beeden Jones Clements Ajeon Simpson Coleman Griffiths (8) Bassett (10) Cave/Bohner Sallis Dunn/Odoh (9)

25-09 Bedfont Sports H L L 1-2 119 Campbell Beeden Wedgeworth Dines Rowe Bohner Fadahunsi (77) Ajeon (65) Clements 1 Simpson (70) Jones Bassett (10) Griffiths (8) Tiller Odoh (7) R Coleman

29-09 Aveley A FA Tro EP L 1-3 106 Campbell Bassett Wedgeworth Dines (58) Rowe Bohner (72) Beeden R Coleman Jones Clements (68) D Coleman Ajeon Simpson Dunn (10) Fadahunsi (6) Griffiths 1 (4)

06-10 Hertford Town H L

09-10 Burgess Hill Town A Lge Cup 2

20-10 Egham Town AL

24-10 FC Romania AL

27-10 Hanwell Town AL BOSTIK SOUTH CENTRAL DIVISION 2018-19

03-11 Waltham Abbey A L

10-11 Ware H L P W D L F A GD Pts
17-11 Westfield A L
24-11 Bracknell Town H L 1 Bracknell Town 6 6 0 0 19 2 17 18
01-12 Cheshunt A L
08-12 Uxbridge H L 2 Waltham Abbey 7 6 0 1 16 9 7 18
15-12 Molesey A L
22-12 Chipstead A L 3 Cheshunt 7 4 2 1 20 11 9 14
01-01 South Park H L
05-01 Chalfont St Peter A L 4 Marlow 7 4 2 1 8 4 4 14

TODAY’s OTHER BOSTIK SOUTH 5 Hayes & Yeading United 6 4 1 1 22 6 16 13
CENTRAL LEAGUE MATCHES
6 Hertford Town 8 3 4 1 18 14 4 13

7 Uxbridge 6 3 2 1 11 7 4 11

12-01 Hayes & Yeading H L 8 Westfield 8 3 2 3 17 14 3 11
19-01 Hanwell Town H L
26-01 Hertford Town A L Bracknell Town v Bedfont Sports 9 Ashford Town (Middx) 7 3 2 2 11 12 -1 11
02-02 Egham Town H L
05-02 Bedfont Sports A L FC Romania v Chipstead 10 Hanwell Town 6 3 1 2 8 5 3 10
10-02 Northwood H L
16-02 Marlow A L Hayes & Yead’g Utd v Ashford Town (Middx) 11 Northwood 8 3 1 4 17 21 -4 10
23-02 Waltham Abbey H L
02-03 Ware A L Molesey v Cheshunt 12 Ware 8 2 3 3 13 15 -2 9
09-03 Westfield H L
16-03 Bracknell Town A L 13 Chalfont St Peter 6 2 2 2 9 8 1 8
23-03 Cheshunt H L
South Park v Chalfont St Peter 14 Chipstead 7 2 1 4 9 14 -5 7

Waltham Abbey v Uxbridge 15 Bedfont Sports 7 2 0 5 16 23 -7 6

Ware v Egham Town 16 FC Romania 6 2 0 4 4 14 -10 6

Westfield v Northwood 17 Tooting & Mitcham Utd 6 1 1 4 9 13 -4 4

18 Egham Town 5 1 1 3 3 11 -8 4

30-03 Uxbridge AL All matches kick off at 3:00 pm 19 South Park 8 1 0 7 6 17 -11 3
06-04 Molesey HL 20 Molesey 7 0 1 6 5 21 -16 1

13-04 Ashford Town (Middx) A L

20-04 Chalfont St Peter H L

22-04 South Park AL

27-04 FC Romania HL

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