No. 382 - 29-Sep-2012 - Sovereign Saints FC

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Weekly Newsletter 382 www.sovereignsaintsfc.org Saturday 29 th September 2012
WE HAVE A
GOOD LAST STOCK CALL OF 50P FOR
BAG SPURS SWEETS. TRIP WHY NOT
TREAT THE KIDS AFTER
Time has caught up with us and I am
TRAINING?
having to close the entrants for the Spurs
trip on October 30 th .
If you would still like to come along,
please speak to me today.
I now require balance of fees for the trip
and would ask all people with balance to
pay, please forward this asap.
Thanks, Paul Garnell
I am sure the bathroom mirrors of Saints
LAST players will be WEEKENDS
in great use next Saturday
as phase one of the Saints annual photo
call takes place, here at the park.
MATCHES
Due to the size of the club we have got to
Well split that the was timings some over of the 2 worst weeks weather and a we have
seen
schedule
for some
can
time
be
and
found
it brought
elsewhere
about
in
a big
the
problem for the club.
newsletter.
Did you know that although the game is
abandoned, What I can we confirm still have is to ALL pay PLAYERS the referee AND in
full? TRAINEES are requested to turn up in kit
(it they have one) or training kit next
So Saturday basically, for even a CLUB if the game photo takes at 10am. place, We your
match hope to fees arrange are required. an aerial photo to be
taken over by the rugby clubhouse. Your
This childs issue manager will be discussed will confirm at the this clubs during next
management next week. committee meeting on 9 th October.
In the meantime can I say thank you and well
PLEASE CAN I ASK YOU TO READ THE
done to all the parents and players from last
weekend.
INSTRUCTION
Awful conditions
RE NEXT
indeed.
WEEK
CAREFULLY. Thank you in advance
FIXTURES 30 th SEPT
U7 YELLOW SOV SAINTS BLACK HOME 10.30 P3
U7 BLACK Sov Saints Yellow AWAY 10.30
U8 LITTLE COMMON HOME 10.30 P6
U9 Little Common AWAY 10.00
U10 YELLOW Pevensey & West AWAY 12.00
U10 BLACK SAFA HOME 10.30 P4
U11 YELLOW Rottingdean AWAY 2.00
U11 BLACK Hove Rivervale AWAY 10.30
U12 PEACEHAVEN HOME 10.30 P6
U13
Crowhurst
AWAY
CUP 10.30
U14
Seagulls
AWAY
CUP 12.00
U15
Hangleton
AWAY
CUP 12.00
U16 BROAD OAK HOME 2.00 P9
GIRLS EASTBOURNE GIRLS HOME 11.00
FACING THE
CAMERA
FROM 10AM THIS MORNING THE
WHOLE CLUB FROM SOCCER TOTS
TO THE UNDER 16’S WILL BE
COMING TOGETHER FOR A GROUP
PHOTO. PLEASE LISTEN OUT FOR
MORE INFORMATION RE WHERE TO
BE ETC
HAPPY 21 ST BIRTHDAY TO
UNDER 9 MANAGER RYAN
CLARKE.
ENJOY YOUR NIGHT OUT
With the new season now up and running, it
seems After what people has are been now a busy and
LINE
looking
UP FOR
to
TODAY’S
change their
GROUP AND INDIVIDUAL PHOTO’S
boots challenging and the clubs summer, second it was hand nice boot to stall get is
doing down a to roaring some trade. good old football last
9.00 Under 12 10.30 Under 15 Please note all players will take part in a group
Sunday.
We 9.30 are Under now 8 in urgent need of more boots 11.00 in Under order 9 photo and also have an individual photo.
we 10.00
The can ALL
sun continue TEAMS
was certainly to offer this shinning service. 11.30 Girls Both group and individual photo’s will be
as 12 of
10.20 Under 16 available to view and purchase if required.
our teams kicked off the season by
We are also on the look out for secondhand
scoring over 50 goals.

infoOCT 30 – SPURS TRIP
TOTTENHAM
TRIP
There are still a few spaces for the Spurs trip in
October. If interested please get in touch. Details are
as follows.
A child ticket costs £65 inclusive of travel and an
adult is £15, also inclusive of travel. The difference in
the price is due to the coaching.
I have made a provisional booking for Tuesday
October 30 th and we are now ready to take confirmed
bookings. The trip involves a full tour of the ground,
lunch space at the ground, mega store visit and 2
hours training at the first teams training ground, plus
coach travel which is compulsory. The good news is I
have 35 children spaces available and 18 adults.
Tickets will be sold on a first come first served basis
and deposit of £32.50 per child / £7.50 per adult will be
required at time of booking. Final payment will be
required a month before travel.
October 30 th is a Tuesday and is in the half term
holiday.
The trip is open to both members and non members
SAINTS SHOP
DEAL OF THE
WEEK………
SAINTS HOLDALL WAS
£10 NOW JUST £6.00
NEW STOCK OF BAGS AND
YELLOW/BLACK HODDIES
JUST ARRIVED. GREAT
PRICES. COME SEE US AT
HUTQUARTERS.
ALSO AGED 5-6 UNDER
BODIES ARE BACK IN
STOCK. JUST £6.00 EACH
CHARLTON V
BRIGHTON TRIP
We are delighted to be arranging another
trip to go back to Charlton.
The trip takes place on Saturday 8 th
December and ticket prices which include
travel cost just £16 per person.
If you would like to join us, please see us
at Hut-quarters.
Full payment required at time of booking.
Tickets are for Charlton end only. No
Albion support must be shown or stewards
may remove you.
TRAINING FEES
NOW REQUIRED
This is a further reminder that annual
training fees are now due.
Please see you child’s parent rep or hutquarters
to check how much is required.
Thanks
SAINTS DIARY
We have a fundraising sub
committee meeting on Oct 23rd.
Would you like to join our
committee? We welcome any
new members as we plan our
events for the next 6 months.
Please leave your details at
hutquarters or see Paul Garnell
or Emma Graves for more info

SUNDAY 23 rd SEPTEMBER RESULTS
UNDER 7 YELLOW Pevensey & West AWAY 2-0 Josh Finnegan, Alfie Fairley
UNDER 7 YELLOW Pevensey & West AWAY 2-1 Harry Finnegan, Alfie Fairley
UNDER 9 PEVENSEY & WEST HOME 8-2
UNDER 10 YELLOW HASTINGS TOWN HOME 0-9
UNDER 10 YELLOW HASTINGS TOWN HOME 0-4
Archie Baker 4, Lee Connolly 3,
Alex Teear
UNDER 10 BLACK Black Hawks AWAY 6-0
Jordan Willoughby 2, Anthony Gill,
Marc Compton, Leo Baccino,
Nathan Jenkins
UNDER 11 YELLOW
MILE OAK
WANDERERS HOME 2-2 Joshua Smith 2
UNDER 11 BLACK Hove Rivervale AWAY ABAND
UNDER 12
HASTINGS UTD
AWAY
CUP 0-10
UNDER 13 DENTON HOME ABAND
UNDER 15 ADUR ATH HOME ABAND
UNDER 16 Hangleton AWAY 2-6 Jack Findon 2
GIRLS NEWHAVEN HOME 3-6 Chloe Nye 2, Becky Simmons
UNDER 10 GIRLS
The girls played their first ever league game today and although
losing 6-3 this was a very good team performance. The girls really
upped their game in the second half with 2 goals scored by Chloe Nye,
and 1 by Captain Becky Simmons. There were also several goal mouth
scrambles where the girls could easily pulled the score back with
Jasmine Lambert and Megan Maynard both going close. Rosie Foreman had
her usual excellent spell in goal with some good defensive tackling by
Carmen Roper, Mia Bishop and the superb Cerys Peters putting in good
displays. Well done the Girls
UNDER 9 REPORT
Sovereign Saints turned out on a wet Sunday morning ready and waiting to face a
unknown Pevensey and Westham or so we thought. After half an hour of waiting for
Pevensey to turn up, we heard they were at a different venue!!. As the conditions
weren't brilliant today, I didn't write any notes down in my note book so match report
is going to be very bare.
All i can say is that the boys carried on where we left off last weekith with the new
passing and moving style. It was brilliant to watch, the way we looked very disciplined
and everyone played their part. Archie got the on the score sheet 4 times, Lee
Connolly got a hatrick, and Alex Teear carried on his scoring record. Everyone from
the goal keeper to striker played their part. The game finished 8-2 to us, Saints were
ready for the second game but sadly it got postponed as Pevensey went home.
All I can say is thank you to everyone who came out in the rain, you were super
supporters. Sorry again for what happened with the second game.
Great performance from everyone involved so lets build on this for next week.

UNDER 11 YELLOW REPORT
Match day three, saw us entertain Mile Oak Wanders in our third consecutive home game, with honours
even at the final whistle Hampden Park is fast becoming a fortress as our undefeated run continues
following a hard fought and well deserved 2-2 draw. The match certainly provided everybody watching
with a means of distraction from the awful weather with both teams playing some decent football in
very difficult conditions.
On reflection, the weather was probably a contributory factor for both of the visitors’ goals as some
schoolboy errors…admittedly from schoolboys () saw Mile Oak take a 2-0 lead only to be pegged back
by a resilient U11 Yellow team that are really starting to play for each other.
Josh “the fox in the box” Smith added a brace to his seasons tally this afternoon. His first, a well taken
effort beating the keeper at the second attempt, provided a crucial reply just before halftime which saw
us go in at the interval 2-1 down but with the momentum, confidence and the balance of play in our
favour. We continued where we left off in the second half and were soon on level terms with one of the
strongest teams in the league. Another clinical finish from Josh, who is really showing an eye for goal
restored parity. A stirring performance from Billy Dean who took the game to Mile Oak in the second
half, almost single handedly at times, rightly earned him the Man of the Match award.
The lads worked really well for each other today and to come back from being 2-0 down will only help
build confidence and belief amongst the ranks. Next week will see us take to the road for the first time
this season. If we can play as well as we have shown at home then the future looks bright…. BRIGHT
YELLOW!
UNDER 10 BLACK REPORT
Ok, I'm all dried up so here is what happened today with the U10's Black. We were away to Black
Hawks who only turned up with one team so a disappointment to some of our players who were not
chosen to play. Don't worry guys, you will get your turn next time round. Well as I'm sure everyone is
aware, it was a nasty windy and rainy morning so both teams agreed to kick off earlier than scheduled.
Saints had a slow start to the game with possession and passing being an issue. The lads took their
time to get into gear but with a great strike from outside the box from Anthony Gill, we gained
momentum. Prior to the goal, Marc Compton had a few good runs down the right flank, had some
chances at goal but the weather unfortunately played its part which saw his shots go wide of the goal.
Once again, Marc made another excellent run down the right and crossed in a beautiful waist high ball
which was met by Jordan Willoughby who volleyed the ball home for the second.
After a "hair dryer" team talk from coach Iain, the lads kicked off the second half with more
enthusiasm. Attack after attack saw the pressure pilling on Black Hawks and with another great run
from Marc was brilliantly finished of with a goal!. Which was closely followed by another from Jordan.
3 changes in the second half saw Sam Manktelow, Leo Baccino and Archie Buttle come on to replace
Jordan, Anthony and Marc. Up steps Nathan who had a cracking game with some outstanding passes.
He was given his chance to get on the score sheet and he took it well to make it 5-0. Nathan was also
involved in the final goal that saw him unselfishly lay the ball to Leo who put it away for number 6.
Finally I would like to say that although Sonny Chamber did not have much to do in goal due to the
defensive barrier put up by Archie, Sam Yates and Mackenzie Stiles, we all felt confident that he was
there and ready to deal with anything thrown at him. All in all, the team played an outstanding game
that made us all so proud to be their parents.
And not least, many thanks to our ever supportive parents who braved the awful conditions to cheer the
team on. You guys are the BEST! Up next is SAFA Select at home. Lets hope for fair weather.