No. 389 - 24-Nov-2012 - Sovereign Saints FC

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CELEBRATING 9 YEARS AT HAMPDEN PARK 2003 - 2012
YOUR FIXTURE
Weekly Newsletter 389 www.sovereignsaintsfc.org Saturday 24 th November 2012
WE HAVE A
GOOD STOCK OF 50P
BAG
FUN
SWEETS.
AND GAMES
WHY NOT
TREAT SATURDAY THE KIDS 1 ST AFTER DEC
TRAINING AT THE HYDNEYE
FAMILY EVENING OF
FROM 6PM
SEE LEAFLET
ELSEWHERE IN THIS
NEWSLETTER
ALL WELCOME
Congratulations to Under 10 Black manager
Ade RUBBISH Willoughby and AT Under TRAINING
11 yellow manager
Paul Buckle who passed their level 1 coaching
Please can I ask you to either use
award last weekend.
the bins provided or take your
rubbish home after matches and
training. Last Saturday the amount
of rubbish after training was not
Last weekend saw a complete wash out of
training good. Thank and matches. you in This advance. was the second time
in 3 weeks we have had to cancel training and
for this we apologise.
I am sure you appreciate the decision was
taken MEGA in the SECONDHAND interests of player, coach SALE and
parent CONTINUES safety. TODAY.
Lets hope this will be the last time we have to
cancel…..well, until the snow and ice come!!!!
SELECTED FOOTBALL
BOOTS AND CLOTHING
FROM £3.00.
WHY NOT COME TO
HUTQUARTERS TO SEE IF
WE HAVE A DEAL FOR YOU
FIXTURES 25 th NOV
U7 YELLOW SEAFORD TOWN HOME 10.30 PP2
U7 BLACK Seaford Wasps AWAY 10.30
U8 Lewes BV AWAY 10.00
U9 EASTBOURNE TOWN HOME 10.30 PP4
U10 YELLOW SAFA HOME 10.30 PP5
U10 BLACK Eastbourne Town AWAY 10.30
U11 YELLOW Hastings Utd AWAY 12.00
U11 BLACK DENTON HOME 10.30 SP6
U12 HOLLINGBURY HOME 10.30 SP7
U13 Mile Oak Wanderers AWAY 1.00
U14
NO FIXTURE
U15 KINGSTON HOME 12.30 SP1
U16 Hollingbury AWAY 12.00
GIRLS
NO FIXTURE
TRAINING FEES
NOW REQUIRED
PLEASE BRING
YOUR FEES TO
HUTQUARTERS
Some people still have the first half of their
training SAINTS fees outstanding PLAYERS as well IN NEWS as other
fees.
These are now well overdue and we need
these to be cleared.
Failure to do so may well lead to training and
match bans with players names being
reported at the next committee meeting on
November 13 th .
Under 9 player Olly
Under 8 player Luke
Woolven with his winning
Trophy after his first Stock
Car race last Sunday at
Worthing.
Well done young Luke.
We are proud of you as
well
Please make sure overdue fees are paid by
Mason winning gold
then. Thank you
medal in the 3m
springboard Sussex
Please Championship speak Under to Paul 17’s. if you have any
questions.
Well done Olly we are all
very proud of you
This is a further reminder that annual training
fees are now due.

DON’T FORGET YOUR CLUB
SURVEY
PLEASE RETURN THEM TO
HUTQUARTERS. THANKS
JUST 4 SPACES LEFT ON CHARLTON V
BRIGHTON TRIP ON DECEMBER 8 TH
Anyone wishing to snap up the last of
the tickets, please come see us at
hutquarters. Members or non members
welcome.
Tickets are in the Charlton end and no
show of support for the Albion can be
made when in the ground.
Just £16 which includes travel and
match ticket.
Details re travel will appear on Dec 1st
FANCY A COFFEE OR TEA
FOR A SMALL DONATION WE CAN
OFFER YOU NICE WARM DRINK AT
HUTQUARTERS.
Last week we made £30 for children in
need. Thank You
BAG PACKING AT ESK
COMMENCES ON JUNE 2 ND .
FULL INFORMATION REGARDING
REGISTRATION ILL APPEAR IN A
NEWSLETTER SHORTLY.
We are delighted to have accepted an invitation
to bag pack at ESK this Christmas.
We have been allocated the dates of 22 nd and
23 rd December at their store in Courtlands road.
We return to ESK after a years break.
A rota has been arranged where we will need a
maximum of 8 people per time slot. Parents can
leave their children for the duration of their time
slot and all help is much appreciated.
Saturday 22 nd
10.00 to 11.30 Under 9’s
11.30 to 1.00 Under 10
1.00 to 2.30 Under 8
2.30 to 4.00 Girls section
Sunday 23 rd
10.30 to 12.00 Under 12
12.00 to 1.30 Under 13/14
1.30 to 3.00 Under 11
How the teams sort their rota space is up to
them. Please can bag packers be in full kit.
Christmas hats will be provided.
RESULTS 18 TH NOVEMBER 2012
UNDER 7 YELLOW Eastbourne Utd AWAY 1-4 Alfie Fairley
UNDER 7 YELLOW Eastbourne Utd AWAY 1-1 Alfie Fairley
UNDER 7 BLACK PREMIER HOME 1-10 Teddy Howard
UNDER 7 BLACK PREMIER HOME 1-4 Teddy Howard
UNDER 9 Polegate AWAY 2-2 Luke Bailey, Ben Berry
UNDER 9 Polegate AWAY 1-3 James Parker
UNDER 10 YELLOW Black Hawks AWAY 2-1 Louie Smith, Max Donaghue
UNDER 10 BLACK PEVENSEY HOME 6-0 Nathan Jenkins,2, Jordan Willoughby, Anthony Gill
2, Leo Baccino
UNDER 10 BLACK PEVENSEY HOME 1-3 Harvey Flood
UNDER 11 YELLOW SOUTHWICK RANGERS HOME 8-2 Lewis Buckle, Dominic Bastin, Joshua Smith 2,
Ryan Mollineax 3, Lewis Tolson
UNDER 11 BLACK Preston Panthers AWAY 1-10 Max Rider
UNDER 13 RINGMER HOME 1-1 Joe Simpson
UNDER 14 Little Common AWAY 1-14 Chris May
UNDER 15 RATTON HOME 4-1 Nathan Hartley, Connor Ewan, Jamie Barber, Owen
Williams
GIRLS Eastbourne Girls AWAY 1-7 Chloe Nye

DATE FOR YOUR DIARY
‘SOVEREIGN SAINTS’
REINDEER RACE NIGHT
SATURDAY 1 DECEMBER 2012
FROM 6PM TILL 11PM
Reindeer Racing (first Race 6.30PM) –
Bring your own drink (inc alcoholic) –
Raffle – Tombola – Mince pies – Nibbles
DISCO FROM 9.30PM ONWARDS
ST PETER'S CHURCH HALL, THE
HYDNEYE, HAMPDEN PARK BN22 9BY
FREE ENTRY
FOR ALL THE FAMILY AND FRIENDS
(We are looking for jam jars filled
with sweets and decorated with a
Christmas Theme for our children’s
tombola. These can be brought to Hut
Quarters on 1 December 2012)

UNDER 11 YELLOW REPORT
A crisp autumnal Sunday morning saw us welcome Southwick Rangers to Hampden Park with our lads fired and braced for their
first run-out in over a calendar month. Our excellent home form continues with the Saints running out worthy winners posting an
emphatic 8-2 scoreline. Three points bagged, Hampden Park now resembling something more a kin to a fortress and a classy
assured performance which helps keep us hot on the heels of Mile Oak and Hastings United, all’s well that ends well…and this was
vintage .
Ironically, Southwick were first on the score sheet with a well taken effort from their centre forward as he deftly steered the ball past
James with their first and indeed only meaningful attack of the game. Parity was quickly restored however with Josh “the fox in the
box” finding the back of the net with a well-taken effort.
Nerves settled and with the balance of the game now tipping in favour of the home side we began to press on with some delightful
football even a disallowed goal didn’t knock us from our stride. A superbly taken free kick from Dom Bastin from just outside the
left-hand side of the box saw us go into the interval 2-1 to the good.
The second half turned out to be one way traffic as the Saints worked through the gears really putting on a fine display for Robbie
who, although injured…. and to his credit, still turned up to spur on the Saints. One thing’s for sure…. he certainly went home
happy as we added to our goal tally. “The Fox” added a second, with both of our Lewis’ (Buckle and Tolson) also adding to the
‘goals for’ column with well-taken efforts…. even an extremely dubious penalty didn’t knock us off our stride…today was a good
day…that got even better.
It’s probably best to say that the best was left to last as the Ryan Molyneux show rode into town! Ryan put the game out of sight
with a blitzkrieg of a hat-trick raining down on the helpless Rangers’ keeper…so shell shocked and stunned by this display of lethal
finishing the Man of the Match award was a no brainer for Paul to call.
Football is a simple game; the hard part is making it look simple…today we achieved it. Those 11 lads (no subs again today) did us
proud…some delightful football, confidence restored and a real hunger for success…. The future’s bright…bright yellow with black
stripes!
UNDER 13 REPORT
The u13s have started to play some really good football of late but have not capitalised on their chances in front of
goal. When you see your team pass the ball around the pitch like Pros and hit double figures for attempts on goal , it's
hard to accept or fathom how they could have lost 4-0 last week. Returning to the dreaded pitch 6 where it all began
for this team 2 seasons ago now with fishing net in hand it was good to see how far this team had actually come (
Dougie didn't need to use the corner flag to fish the ball out of the ditch anymore, Paddy looked like a giant in the goal
and the crosses were whizzing from one side of the pitch to other with the greatest of ease.
The games started slowly as the haze of the sun put everyone in a chilled mood. Again the saints dominated the
possession and were unlucky not to have gone one up when a cross from Joe Simpson was somehow intercepted by
their keeper just as Calum was about to strike.
Another chance came and went again with the two linking up for a shot on target.
Ringmer looked dangerous on break but the back 4 were magnificent and didn't put a foot wrong all day. H/T score
line 0-0. Ringmer started brighter of the two and quickly scored from kick off with a long range speculative shot. Just
when we thought we would get a repeat of last week the Saints team dug deep and 1 minute later Louie put Joe
Simpson in behind the defence with a lofted pass that saw the score line read 1-1and all to play for. The second half
was real end to end stuff with the Saints determined not to lose this one. Our attacking football was emanating from
Charlie in RB and Christian at LB both dribbling the ball out of danger and having the vision to play the perfect ball to
feet or space. Then came the defining moment of the game when Joe Simpson was brought down in the box and the
ref showed no hesitation in awarding a penalty.
Had it been any other pitch then Joe would have scored his second but the ball cruelly flew over the very low cross
bar!!!!! A quick summary of the last 20minutes would read something like - Saints had lots of possession, lots of
chances and lots of dubious offside decisions. With seconds remaining Ringmer went on the attack again and would
have scored if it wasn't for the heroic efforts of Christian who cleared it off the line to the sound of a big cheer from
the home fans.
Charlie Farrow - MoM . Christian Pettit - Most Effort. 3 points next week please