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Division One
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Sittingbourne FC
The DMA Stadium, Woodstock Park, Broadoak Road,
Sittingbourne, Kent, ME9 8AG
Tel: 01795 410777 www.sittingbournefc.co.uk
Sittingbourne FC is a members club
CLUB OFFICIAL
President: Allan Crowshaw
Vice President: Alan Barty
Hon Vice Presidents: Tania & Andy Spice
Chairman: Maurice Dunk
Vice Chairman: Ken Medwyn
Secretary/Treasurer: John Pitts
OTHER COMMITTEE MEMBERS
John Cooper (Commercial).
Peter Pitts (Media, Web site, Programme editor,
stadium announcer,)
David Brown (Youth development),
Colin Page (Ast Treasurer),
Danny Appleton (Turnstile Manager)
Board Room Hospitality: Sandra Pitts & Carol
Cooper,
Lottery Secretary: Hilary Joines.
Club Historian: Dudley Hird.
Programme Sales: Sian Goatham.
Turnstile Operator: Faye Goatham
Club Welfare Officer: Lee Tappenden
Match Reporter: Tony Rickson
Groundsman: Roger Pudner
Club Photographer: Ken Medwyn
Club Shop: Clive Phillips
Playing Management
Manager: Nick Davis
Assist Manager: Tony Cornwell
Coaches: Warren Chambers, Jono Richardson.
Team Assistant: Harry Chambers
Physio: Tom Martin
Under 21 Managers: John Embury and Jermaine
Darlington.
WOODSTOCK GROUND REGULA-
TIONS
1. All persons entering the ground are subject to
the rules and regulations of The Football Association.
2. The club reserves the right to eject or prosecute
any person who within the club premises is considered
by the club committee or its employees to
be or have been behaving in the following ways:
a) Entering the field of play before or during
the course of the game.
b) Using obscene, abusive or racist language
or persistently swearing.
c) Being intoxicated by drink or drugs.
Further, persons will not be allowed entry to
Woodstock Park if in the opinion of the gatemen,
stewards or any members of the management
committee they are intoxicated.
3. NO bottles or metal cans, glasses or weapons of
any kind are allowed in the ground. The stewards
have the right to search a spectator if they have
grounds to believe that the person is in possession
of any item that is deemed to be a danger to other
spectators.
4. Alcohol must only be consumed within the confines
of the club house.
5. The climbing of fences or floodlight pylons and
all buildings within the ground is strictly forbidden.
6. All vehicles parked within the boundaries of the
club’s car park must be parked within a designated
space unless otherwise directed by a steward.
No responsibility is accepted for any mishap that
may occur. Car parking is at owners risk.

TEAM CHECK
Manager: Nick Davis
Assistant: Tony Cornwell
Coaches: Jono Richardson,
Physio: Tom Martin
Coach / Kit Manager: Warren Chambers
Match day Assistant : Harry Chambers
Ryman League Div 1 South
SATURDAY 31ST DECEMBER 2016
SITTINGBOURNE V HASTINGS UTD
Manager: Darren Hare
Assistant Manager: Steve Watt
Coach: Lennie Pidgely
Goalkeeping Coach: Steve Smithers
Physio: Dane Martin
MATCH OFFICIALS
Referee: Mr Isaac Searle, Assistants: Mr Joshua Howard, Mr Jordan Whitworth
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All White
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1. Lenny PIDGELEY
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2. Richard DAVIES
3. Tom CARLSE
3. Mitchell DICKINSON
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TEAM CHECK
Manager: Nick Davis
Assistant: Tony Cornwell
Coaches: Jono Richardson,
Physio: Tom Martin
Coach / Kit Manager: Warren Chambers
Match day Assistant : Harry Chambers
Ryman League Div 1 South
MONDAY 2nd JANUARY 2017
SITTINGBOURNE V GREENWICH BOROUGH
Manager: Gary Alexander
Assistant Manager: John Mackie
Coach: Craig Holloway, Peter Burke
MATCH OFFICIALS
Referee: Mr Peter Cruise. Assistants: Mr Wally James, Mr David Lunani
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1. Craig HOLLOWAY
2. Sam WELCH
2. Nathan PAUL
3. Tom CARLSE
3. Liam HICKEY
4. Danny RUMBOL
4. Charlie McDONALD
5. Jono RICHARDSON (C)
5 Rob DENNESS
6. Joe LOFT
6. Mo EISA
7. Stefan WRIGHT
7. Danny YOUNG
8. Conrad LEE
8. Bradley PRITCHARD
9. Anthony O’CONNOR
9. Glenn WILSON
10. Ricky GUNDRY
10. Lewis
11. Jordan GALLACHER
11. Billy DUNN
12. Tom BRUNT
14. Connor WILKINS
15. Jake EMBERY
16. Josh WISSON
17. Nick DAVIS
12. Jake BRITNELL
13. Luke MILLER
14. Liam MACDEVITT
15. Makhosini RYAN-KHANYE
16. Peter SWEENEY

John’s Jottings
Good afternoon everyone. Welcome to Woodstock Park.
I hope you all had a good Christmas and Santa got you everything you wanted!
Because of the Christmas break this programme covers our matches on Saturday 31st
December and Monday 2nd January. Welcome to the Players, Officials and Supporters of
both clubs and the match officials for both games.
Our last match was at Faversham Town on Boxing Day. Because of printing deadlines
this programme had to be printed before the result of this game was known so included in
the programme is an insert with the up to date league tables.
Our visitors on New Years Eve are Hastings United who, because of various cup matches,
have a bit of catching up to do as far as league matches are concerned. Our match at
The Pilot Field was an excellent advert for football at our level. It was also one of our best
performances of the season resulting in us sharing the points. We will certainly have to
play at least as well to get something out of this game. The manager of Hastings is our ex
player, Darren Hare, who played for us in our Southern League days in the 2005-2006
season.
On Bank Holiday Monday Greenwich Borough make the short journey to Woodstock
Park. Greenwich Borough have the financial backing that we can only dream about. Despite
this we came back from our first encounter with them with all three points after what
was another excellent performance. Scoring three goals in the first twelve minutes.
For these holiday matches we certainly have to improve on the performances that we
have seen from The Brickies in the last two matches. It’s true to say though that Dorking
Wanderers did play very well and fully justified their top of the table position, however,
Chipstead were not in the same class and our performance in that match was very disappointing.
They are a very physical side and we seemed to struggle with that.
The supporters club are selling raffle tickets today for their Christmas raffle. Please support
them as funds raise support the main club. Thanks to all supporters for regularly buying
this programme and purchasing “Golden Goal” tickets from Danny. All of this helps to
keep the club going. One of our biggest fund raisers is the Brickies lottery which I keep
plugging! An outlay of £1.00 a week gives you three chances a week of winning £40.00.
Once a month there is an additional draw for a £100 prize. At Christmas there is a £500
prize that this year was won by a lady, Joan Challoner, who has been a lottery supporter
of ours for many years. Thanks to The Vicar of Tunstall, Revd Alan Pinnegar for drawing
out the winner this year.
Our next match is on Saturday 7th January when we have another difficult game. This
time against Carshalton Athletic on their artificial pitch. We are at home again on Saturday
14th January when Guernsey are our visitors.
A Happy New year to everyone!
John

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From the Programme Editor
First of all on the eve of the new year can I wish you all a very happy and prosperous new year, and a
great big thank you for buying this programme! And especially for your wonderful support throughout
2016.
I cant believe its 2016, it doesn’t seem too long a go when I
was wearing my 2000 silly hat - where did those 16 years
go? (The hats in the loft!)
In some ways it’s amazing that the club has managed to retain
its place at step 4 given the financial restraints that we
have. That is a tribute to a number of ex managers but of
course also to Nick Davis and Tony Cornwell who have assembled
a talented and willing squad. Its also a tribute to the
committee!! Also of course of late we must pay tribute to the
development squads managers John Embery and Jermaine
Darlington who have produced such wonderful talent some of
whom have graced the first team squad.
On the finance side (sorry to mention it again) we have a constant
battle as none of us are rich and so the club has to pay
its way, but as you are probably aware that is not possible
with just the gate money alone so there is also a big new year
thank you for all those who attend the games and those of
you who are members of our lottery which is often our lifeline.
One new year hope for me would be that the supporters club
could help us with some finance, that would make a tremendous
difference to the players that Nick could attract, and help
retain those we have.
There may well be an announcement in the new year on what
direction the club is taking as far as ownership, so watch this
space. The Ryman league is requesting
all clubs to rethink their ownership model
to safeguard those running the club.
John in his notes mentioned that Hastings
manager Darren Hare played for us
in season 2005/6 and the pic is of Darren
during our home game on 26th August
2005 against Rothwell Town taken by
John as our usual photographer then,
Chris Regan, was on holiday. Also in
Hastings Utd history they have one of
our ex managers in Steve Lovell.
Talking of ex Brickies the latest Non League Paper article features popular local player Andy Drury,
who has just joined Ebbsfleet Utd so have a look at that
Once again then a very happy and prosperous new year to all Brickies!
Peter

Hastings Utd History
Hastings United Football Club was founded in
1894and, until the 1985/86 season, were playing in
the
Sussex County League. The club has previously
played under the banner of Hastings & St.Leonards
and, until the 2003/04 season, played under the
name of Hastings Town.
The club joined the Sussex County League in 1921
and in their first season finished runners-up to
Worthing.
The club joined the Sussex County League again
in1952 finishing second in Division Two in the
1959/60
season. After changing the name to Hastings Town,
and in the 1979/80 season, clinched the Division
Two
Championship and won the divisional cup. The following
season, the club won the County League
Cup. The 1984/85 season was to be the last as a
member of the Sussex County League. Following
the decision of the then Hastings United to cease
trading, Town applied for membership of the Southern
League and were elected to the Southern Division.
At the same time, the club negotiated a long
term lease with Hastings Borough Council for the
Pilot Field Stadium.
The 1984/85 season had seen Hastings United
struggling against relegation from the Premier Division
and it was a combination of the last day of the
season results—United beating Welling United 2-1
and Crawley Town doing the U's a big favour by
beating Witney Town - that saw that Premier Division
spot retained by the narrowest margin. Having
done the business on the pitch, it was to be off-field
matters that caused the demise of Hastings United
in June 1985, when financial problems became insurmountable
and the club ceased trading.
Following the demise of United, Town applied to
join the Southern League. Peter Sillett was to return
to The Pilot Field, where he had enjoyed great success
as manager.
Everything fell into place in the 1991/2 season and
they headed the Beazer Homes League Southern
Division table for virtually the whole campaign, leaving
Weymouth, Havant Town and Sittingbourne to
fight over the runners-up spot.
Peter Sillett was dismissed in December 1991, with
the side at the wrong end of the table. Dean White
was appointed as manager and successfully
steered Town to safety.
Town were to play Premier Division football for the
next six years.
Lottery winner Mark Gardiner became involved with
the club at the start of the 1997/98 season, but success
on the pitch was frustratingly hard to attain and
managers came and went.
By the end of 1999, Town were in turmoil, having
resigned from the Southern League, with the budget
slashed, and players leaving, Town were placed
into administration and the Southern League refused
to accept an attempt to withdraw the resignation.
An appeal to retain Town's Premier Division
status was
unsuccessful But a final effort by a local consortium
was to be successful at the very last moment and
Hastings Town Football Club was saved.
Town kicked off the 1999/2000 season in the Eastern
Division. George Wakeling was appointed as
manager early in the 2000/01 season, following
Dean White's move into the Nationwide League
with Brighton & Hove Albion. Promotion was gained
to the Dr Martens League Premier Division football,
and the club enjoyed a maiden trip to the first round
of the FA Cup, following a stunning 5-0 replay victory
at Conference side Kettering Town in the final
qualifying round. A 1-0 defeat at Stevenage Borough,
also from the Conference, ended United's
interest in the competition, however the club was
relegated to the Eastern Division.
Chairman Mick Maplesden and George Wakeling
resigned at the end of the 2002/3 season Steve
Lovell taking over as manager, and relegation was
avoided.
The club switched to the Ryman League Division
One
for the start of the 2004/05 campaign. After a good
start there was a dip in league form followed leading
to Steve Lovell leaving. Neville Southall was appointed
and the club finished in eleventh place.
The 2005/06 saw Southall and the entire management
team leave. Player Nigel Kane taking over after
sharing the manager role.
The U's began the 2013/14 season as title favourites,
John Maggs was appointed manager at the
end of August 13 but Maggs was sacked in January
and Terry White took over for his second spell as
manager. Two other managerial changes were
made when results continued to disappoint. .
Towards the end of the 2014/15 season the club
changed hands when a new board of Directors was
appointed . Gary Wilson was appointed as manager
with Danny Bloor joining as assistant manager, and
a new squad was assembled during the summer
months.
Seven years on, Nigel Kane returned to the hotseat
and embarked on a rebuilding exercise, but division
1 status was only just saved. Long time supporters
Dave Ormerod took over as Chairman and with a
strong board around him things are now looking up.
On the pitch Darren Hare is now the manager.

Greenwich Borough History
Greenwich Borough FC was formed as Woolwich
Borough Council Athletic Club in 1928 and
played most of their home games at Danson
Park, Welling. The club joined the Woolwich
and District League and were champions at the
first attempt. They also reached the final of the
Woolwich and District League Cup but lost 0–3
to Fibrent Athletic at Bexleyheath Town's
ground. Owing to their success, "Borough" was
awarded Senior status and joined the Kent Amateur
League Division 1, where they failed to
build upon a bright start over a number of
years. The club moved a ground at Harrow
Meadow, Eltham (now built over for housing) in
1933 and briefly disbanded during World War
II.
In 1948 they relinquished their Senior status to
join the South London Alliance League Division
2. In 1955, Woolwich Borough Council won the
South London Alliance League Division 2 title
and also came runners-up in the Elizabeth
Jacques Cup. The following season they won
the Division 1 title and were promoted to the
South London Alliance Premier Division. The
club then enjoyed their most successful period
ever when they won the Premier Division title
for six years running from 1961 to 1966 inclusive.
During this time the club was twice winners
(1965, 1966) and once runners-up (1964)
of the Queen Mary Cup.
In 1965 the club changed their name to London
Borough of Greenwich FC following a change
of London Borough boundaries. The change of
name was inauspicious and the club endured a
trophy less drought until winning their seventh
South London Alliance Premier Division title in
1974.
In 1976, the club transferred to the London
Spartan League and managed to finish runners
-up in the Queen Mary Cup. The club regained
its Senior status the following year. In 1978,
Borough celebrated its 50th anniversary by inaugurating
their floodlights at Harrow Meadow
with a game against Charlton Athletic in front of
over 2,000 spectators. The club continued to
enjoy periodic success in the 1980s, including
winning the London Spartan League Senior Division
title in 1980 and the London Spartan
League Senior Cup in 1983.
For the 1984–85 season, the club changed to
its current name of ""Greenwich Borough FC""
upon joining the Kent Football League. The
club finished sixth in the league but also managed
to win both the Kent League Cup and the
Kent Senior Trophy. In this season, a promising
Sunday League player called Ian Wright made
his non-league debut for the club, later going
on to play for Crystal Palace, Arsenal, West
Ham United and the England National Team.
In 1987, Greenwich Borough won both the Kent
League and the Kent League Cup double, scoring
113 goals along the way. In 1988, Borough
again won the League and hoped to progress
to the Southern Football League by way of significant
planned improvements to their Harrow
Meadow ground which were eventually blocked
by Greenwich Council.
In the 1989–90 season Greenwich Borough
reached the 4th round of the FA Vase before
losing 4–5 in a replay against Harefield United.
The club re-entered the FA Cup in 1993 and
managed to progress to the 3rd Qualifying
Round before being soundly beaten 0–4 at
home to Molesey.
The 1997–98 season saw a restructuring of the
Kent League (known since 2013 as the Southern
Counties East Football League) and Greenwich
Borough being placed in the newly formed
Premier Division. The Borough finished in 5th –
their highest position for 9 years – and also
won both the Kent League Cup and the Kent
Senior Trophy.
In 2001, Borough finished as runners-up in the
Kent League Cup, losing to Ramsgate in the
final.
In the 2007–08 season the Borough set a new
club record in the FA Vase by beating Horley
Town, Thamesmead Town, Chichester City
United, Wembley and Harefield United to reach
the 5th round, before finally bowing out to Hungerford
Town 1–2 in a tightly contested replay.
The club also achieved a 3rd-place finish in the
league.
In the 2013–14 season, the club reached the
fourth qualifying round of the FA Cup before
being knocked out to Worcester City of the
Conference North division.
Promotion was gained to the Ryman league
division 1 South at the end of season 2015/16.
In 2016, the club announced a new long-term
return to Eltham through a ground sharing arrangement
with Cray Valley (PM) for the Badgers
Sports Ground on Middle Park Avenue.

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On This Day
15 Years ago— Saturday 29th December 2001, Dorchester 0 Sittingbourne 1, Att: 430
This was an amazing result when you take into account that Dorchester were the only team in the
Dr Marten Eastern campaign that season to be unbeaten at home, in fact they had only dropped
one point. That's not all, they had gone 8 league games without defeat, they hold the current record
for going the longest in this seasons Dr Marten Eastern campaign without defeat (14 games),
and they have the most clean sheets in the league (10). So few would bet that Sittingbourne
would come away with not only a victory but a clean sheet. Reporter, Peter Pitts, gave Man Of
The match to goalkeeper Gavin Hopper but there were great performances from a number of
players notably Andrew Drury (now back at Ebbsfleet after an illustrious few seasons ) and Jamie
Coyle ( now Maidstone United). Drury , who is featured in the Non League Newspaper article
elsewhere in the programme, scored the only goal.
Team: Gavin Hopper, Michael Everitt, Tom Berry, Clint Gooding, Jamie Coyle, James Campbell,
Sammy Okafor, Andrew Drury, Tyrone King, Bradley Spice, Perry Spackman, Subs Corrie Griffin
(Played), Ryan Davis, Cliff Cunnigham
10 Years ago—Tuesday 26th December 2006, Dover Ath 2 Sittingbourne 0, Att: 852
Sittingbourne’s second Christmas game that season ended in defeat by 2-0 to Dover Athletic
meaning that they had failed to win in December and dropped to seventh in the league. However
if this position in the table was offered at the beginning of the season I think that most Sittingbourne
fans would have accepted it and they were still only one point off a play off place and
with games in hand over some of the clubs above them. The game started a little tetchy and on
the quarter hour referee, Mr Meilack (who remembers Frank Meilack? A referee from Sussex
who always refereed flamboyantly and with good humour) talked to both captains in an attempt to
quiet things down, to this point neither side had seriously troubled the opposing goalkeeper. Generally
though it was Dover who were in charge and yet again it was goal keeper, Steve Williams.
Who was Man Of The Match. Dover’s first goal was the result of a harsh penalty award. Ex Brickie,
Bradley Spice converting it.
Team: Steve Williams, Toby Ashmore, Joe Dowley, Paul Ainsworth, Steve Searle, James Campbell,
Lee Browning, Clint Gooding, Mark Lovell, Lee Hockey, Mitchell Sherwood, sub: Jon Neal,
Tristan Knowles, Hicham Akhazzan (all played), Ricky Spiller, Josh Willis
5 Years ago—Saturday 31st December 2011, Ramsgate 3 Sittingbourne 2, Att: 217
Five years ago Sittingbourne succumbed to a rare (recent history) defeat at the hands of Ramsgate.There
was almost a sensational start for Sittingbourne as with barely 2 minutes on the clock
Dan Palfreys cross swung goal-wards but Luke Wheatley headed the ball off the line. A minute
later though slack marking from the Brickies allowed Ian Pullman to strike a great shot past Matt
Reed. From then on the Brickies defence looked shaky and a 2nd Rams goal was added. In time
added on before the break, Ramsgate struck again. There looked no way back for Sittingbourne
but Joe Goldsmith did get a goal , ending a goal drought that had lasted for 429 minutes. Joe
Nwoko pulled one back but that was the best the Brickies could do.
Team: Matt Reed, Ryan Cooper, Dan Palfrey, Anthony Hogg, Jonathan Hogg, Cedric Abraham,
Ryan Palmer (Josh West), Luke Girt (Luke Coleman), Joe Nwoko, Joe Goldsmith (Bryan Glover),
Hitcham Akhazzan. Subs not used, Ryan Golding, Jaie Nuttall

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+ = Own Goal
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* = Subs used and players substituted
** = Sub was Substituted
KSC = Kent Senior Cup
Lge Cup = Isthmian League Cup
League = Ryman Isthmian Lge Div 1 South
FAT = FA Challenge Trophy
FAC = FA Challenge Cup
KSC = Kent Senior Cup

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AT all levels of football, we see heroes returning to a team, years after leaving.
These players are often lauded, and fans rejoice when they see the announcement that J.
Bloggs has come back to where he has made his name.
Whether it’s Jose Mourinho returning to manage Chelsea, six years after first leaving Stamford
Bridge, or even Paul Scholes coming out of retirement to come back to Manchester United.
Returning to a former club doesn’t seem to be all too common in the higher echelons of football
but it’s seen a lot more in our beloved Non-League.
Whether it’s players leaving to move into the Football League and returning on loan following the
move not quite working, or wanting to return home.
That second reason is why midfielder Andy Drury has returned to Ebbsfleet United, a decade after
leaving Stonebridge Road.
Drury has a young family in Kent, but was starring at National League Eastleigh. That meant a
six-hour round trip every day.
Drury explained: “I needed to get back to my family, we live in Kent, and I was stuck in the car for
six hours a day. For family reasons I needed to get back and play for a club closer to home. This
is only 40 minute drive from home so it’s ideal.
“I felt like I was having a good season but the team as a whole weren’t progressing like I thought
we would. With the budget they’ve got, they should really be right up the top but for one reason
or another, things weren’t working.”
Drury has dropped down a league to return home, but perhaps it shows why managers and clubs
should never cut ties with a player completely.
As Jimmy Greaves famously said, “football is a funny old game” and you never know when you
might require the services of a player again.
For the likes of Drury, it’s been all change in the Garden of England, but that doesn’t mean it
hasn’t felt like a homecoming.
He added: “I went and met Macca (Ebbsfleet manager Daryl McMahon) and had a chat there
and it was all sorted. I played with Macca at Stevenage for a while and I’ve come across a lot of
the players over the years so it’s easy to settle in.
“It’s a little bit like I’m returning home. There is a lot going on off the pitch and the owner is really
going for it.”
And with the Fleet chasing Maidenhead in the National League South, Drury’s signing could
prove pivotal.
Perhaps this will be a lesson. Folk heroes of a club don’t just vanish. Those doors should always
remain open, because one day, they might be just what the club and the fans need. Joshua Peck
Programme editors notes: Andy Drury was voted Young player of the year and web site
player of the year in May 2003! Andy left us that same year for Gravesend and Northfleet (now
of course Ebbsfleet Utd.) A couple of old pics of Andy from around that time are below.

Match Reports by Tony Rickson
6th December 2016
Ryman League Div 1 South
Sittingbourne 3 Walton Casuals 2 Att 94
3 Sittingbourne 0
Att 132
A tremendous second half performance sent Sittingbourne
storming to victory over in-form opponents.
It was yet another win this season over a team who
started the day above them in the league, following
on from the victories against Greenwich, Corinthian
Casuals and Hythe. At this rate Sittingbourne will
soon be running out of teams higher than them to
beat.
It’s now the halfway point of the season and if Sittingbourne
continue like this, playing with such energy,
pace and commitment, who knows what they
can achieve in the second half of the season.
Walton Casuals arrived on the back of a six-match
unbeaten run themselves but they just couldn’t cope
with Sittingbourne in the second half, ending up
conceding a penalty and having their captain sent
off for a second yellow card.
And while Sittingbourne were happy to end up with
the three goals they got to win the match it could
easily have been six so dominant were they.
They went into the match with exactly the same lineup
and subs who got a 2-2 draw at Lewes on Saturday,
and it was an even first half with Walton quite
impressive in possession.
And the visitors took the lead midway through the
half when a smart backheel in the area set up
Odunaike to score with keeper Simon Overland getting
a hand to it but unable to keep it out.
Sittingbourne hit back with a flurry of corners and
Jono Richardson had a header turned over the bar,
Ricky Gundry forced the keeper to make a fulllength
save, and Anthony O’Connor was robbed of
a one-on-one chance as he was tripped when
breaking clear.
Straight from the start of the second half Sittingbourne
were different class, and it was their
pace, their passing, and the pressure on the ball
when out of possession that Walton couldn’t cope
with.
So many of the attacks came down the left where
Jordan Gallacher had his best game in a Sittingbourne
shirt, with tremendous support from behind
by Tom Carlse, who’s in the form of his life.
And it was a sparkling combination by those two
which set up the equaliser, Carlse crossing to the
near post where O’Connor struck decisively to cleverly
force it past the keeper.
The pressure on Walton was relentless and invigorating
but they proved dangerous on the break and
Overland made a terrific save, coming out of his
goal to save with his legs as an attacker raced clear.
Sittingbourne were reaping havoc from crosses and
when Stefan Wright put a low one across the goal,
Gundry was fouled as he tried to set up a chance
and got up to blast home the penalty himself.
Still the chances flowed and Sittingbourne made it 3
-1 when Gundry sensibly found Dan Rumbol and his
low ball across goal was forced in by skipper Richardson
at the far post.
While Gallacher was outstanding down the left,
O’Connor worked his socks off all night and when
he was shoved over by opposition captain Fitzgerald,
a red card was inevitable as the Walton man
had already been booked and had clearly only recenty
been given a final warning for another trip.
Sittingbourne weren’t exactly wobbling, even though
holding on to two-goal leads hasn’t been their speciality
this season, but they were pegged back deep
into added time when Cheadle hit a magnificent
shot from at least 25 yards into the far corner.
But it was no more than a consolation for Walton
and couldn’t ruin a night to remember for Sittingbourne.
23 games played, 23 games left; hang on to your
hats, this is going to be interesting …
Sittingbourne: Simon Overland, Sam Welch,
Tom Carlse (Yellow card), Danny Rumbol, Jono
Richardson, Joe Loft (Yellow card), Stefan Wright
(Josh Wisson, 76 min), Conrad Lee, Anthony
O’Connor, Ricky Gundry (Tom Brunt, 89 min), Jordan
Gallacher.
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form of discriminatory abuse whether it be based on race or ethnicity, sexual orientation,
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Match Reports by Tony Rickson
10th December 2016
Ryman League Div 1 South
Dorking Wanderers 3 Sittingbourne 0,
Att 132
At the end of their toughest week of the season,
Sittingbourne finished with a win, a draw and a
defeat.
Not a bad record as all three opponents have
real promotion potential, and for this final match
of the three, they faced a side who now lead the
Ryman South.
And you could see how they got there, making
Sittingbourne chase shadows for the first half
hour and undeniably deserving of the win.
Sittingbourne played well at Lewes the previous
Saturday to get a draw, played even better in
the second half to beat Walton Casuals in midweek,
but were absolutely shut out of a chance
to make a similar impact here.
They fielded the same team from both of those
games with Dorking anchored smoothly in midfield
by Jake Beecroft, who impressed in an all
too brief stay with Sittingbourne last season,
Dorking set themselves up from the start to
pass Sittingbourne out of the game, though
they weren’t without the occasional dark art,
with Stefan Wright very much the man targeted.
In fact a nasty looking challenge on him straight
from the kick-off earned Dorking’s Gunner what
must surely be one of the quickest yellow cards
ever.
Dorking were hardly giving Sittingbourne a
touch of the ball and they took the lead after 15
minutes through a penalty taken by Sole, an
experienced striker with a pedigree in Conference
football.
Just as at Lewes the previous week it was a
soft pen, Jono Richardson stretching to challenge
Sole for the ball with his left leg. Too high,
ruled the referee.
I remember saying of the Lewes penalty that I
would have wanted it to be given if it was in Sittingbourne’s
favour but I wouldn’t have thought
that here. Harsh in the extreme.
In a rare Sittingbourne attack Jordan
Gallacher fired across the home goal on
the end of an excellent Tom Carlse pass and
later in the half Anthony O’Connor shot just
wide from Joe Loft’s through pass.
But these were isolated moments as generally
Dorking, a side very comfortable on the ball
from No 1 to 11, dominated the half and Sittingbourne
too easily gave it away again when
they did get the occasional touch.
And it was 2-0 just before half time as Sole
nipped in behind the central defence to head
home a left-wing cross after 41 minutes. A bit
too similar to the Lewes equaliser the previous
week, so that’s a concern for Sittingbourne.
With the rain now settled overhead, the second
half was slightly different with Sittingbourne
strengthening midfield to try to stop Dorking
having so much of the ball.
It worked, but when they got forward Sittingbourne
were beating their heads against the
brick wall of a defence with by far the best record
for goals conceded in this division.
Sittingbourne put together one outstanding
move down the left, where they were so strong
against Walton, but it ended with O’Connor’s
shot missing the target.
That, and a couple of shots from distance by
Conrad Lee and sub Josh Wisson that were
way too high, was about all they had to show
for a second half where pulling back a two-goal
deficit always looked much too tough a proposition.
And Dorking made it three near the end when
McShane found space in the area from a rightwing
pass to pick his spot in the far corner.
So Sittingbourne’s sparkling unbeaten run of six
matches was unceremoniously ended with a
decisive defeat, but they still have a record of
just two defeats in 10 matches as a consolation.
It’s how they bounce back from this hardly unexpected
setback against such a decent team
that will shape how well they do in the second
half of the season.
Sittingbourne: Simon Overland, Sam Welch,
Tom Carlse, Danny Rumbol, Jono Richardson,
Joe Loft, Stefan Wright (Josh Wisson, 58 min),
Conrad Lee, Anthony O’Connor (Tom Brunt, 81
min), Ricky Gundry (Jake Embery, 74 min), Jordan
Gallacher (Yellow card).
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Away Travel details
Saturday 7th January 2017, Away to Carshalton Athletic, KO 3.00PM
Ground address: Carshalton Athletic, War Memorial Sports Ground, Colston Avenue,
Surrey, SM5 2PW
Telephone:
By Car:-
Leave the M25 at the M23 (N) Croydon. Merge onto M23. Continue onto London Rd N/A23.
After approx. 2 miles Turn left onto Star Ln, then almost immediately right into Elmore Rd. After
half a mile Turn right onto High Rd and then slight left into Hazelwood Lane. After just under a
mile at the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto Outwood Ln/B2032 and go through 1 more
rbout. After just under a mile turn turn left onto the B278 Rectory Lane. Follow B278 for 1.6
miles and at the rbout take the 2 nd exit onto A 2022 Croydon Ln. then at next rbout take 1 st exit
onto B278 Woodmansterne Rd and then continue onto APound St A 232 . Signpost Croydon.
At the rbouit take 1 st exit onto West St B278 (again). Signpost Rose Hill / Morden. Under the
railway then at the rbout take the 1 st exit into Colston Ave. The entrance to the ground is between
house numbers 35 and 33
By Train:-
Nearest Stations: Carshalton
The club is located a short 5 minute walk from Carshalton Rail Station, this station is served by
southern services from London Victoria, Sutton and Dorking. The station is also served by First
capital connect from London Blackfriars and Wimbledon. Carshalton Rail Station is in Zone 5.
On arrival at the station walk to the exit and turn right, walk down the hill towards the main
road, at the bottom of the hill turn right, follow the path under the railway bridge until you come
to the mini roundabout, once you see the mini roundabout cross the road and take the road to
the left, this road is called Colston Avenue, walk along Colston Avenue on the right hand side
of the road for 150 yards and you will see come to a private driveway between house numbers
35 and 33, walk to the end of the driveway and you will enter the grounds of Carshalton Athletic
Football Club.
Todays Ryman Div 1 South Fixtures
Saturday 31st December 2016
KO 3.00PM unless stated.
Cray Wanderers vs Ramsgate
13:00 East Grinstead Town vs Greenwich Borough
Godalming Town vs Dorking Wanderers
Hythe Town vs Faversham Town
Lewes vs Three Bridges
13:00 Molesey vs Horsham
Tooting & Mitcham United vs Whyteleafe
Walton Casuals vs Carshalton Athletic
Monday January 2nd 2017
Chipstead vs Carshalton Athletic
Cray Wanderers vs Chatham Town
East Grinstead Town vs Hastings United
Godalming Town vs Three Bridges
Guernsey vs South Park
Herne Bay vs Faversham Town
Hythe Town vs Ramsgate
Lewes vs Horsham
Molesey vs Dorking Wanderers
Tooting & Mitcham United vs Corinthian-Casuals
Walton Casuals vs Whyteleafe

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Brickies Lottery Results
The lottery is now even more attractive.
A draw is now to be made at half time each month during
a home game where the prizes will be one of a £100 and 3
of £40. -
Every year in December the main prize will be
£500!! - won by Joan Challonor this year!
Now is the time to join our lottery, see John Pitts or John Cooper for a form, cost is
just a £1 a week! (Payable monthly. Quarterly or annually)
WEEK COMMENCING 26th DECEMBER 2016
£40: Ticket no 234, John Crossland, Sittingbourne
£40: Ticket no 057, Dorothy Bareham Sittingbourne
£40 Ticket no 383, Gary Johnson, Newington
WEEK COMMENCING 19th DECEMBER 2016
£500: Ticket no 335, Joan Challonor, Sittingbourne
WEEK COMMENCING 12th DECEMBER 2016
£40: Ticket no 246, Helen Jones, Selling
£40: Ticket no 472, Tony Ling, Sittingbourne
£40 Ticket no 678, Mary Flanagan, TBA
WEEK COMMENCING 5th DECEMBER 2016
£40: Ticket no 015, Kirsty Dearing, Sittingbourne
£40: Ticket no 200, C Golding, Lynsted
£40 Ticket no 400, John Harrison, Folkestone
Pics by Ken Medwyn shows that it was bit foggy during the Chipstead game!!

Player Stats 2016-17
To and including 17/12/2016

Sponsorship Opportunities
“Sponsorship is the lifeblood of the club”
Match Day Sponsor - this gives the sponsor and guests (Up to four)
access to the boardroom to enjoy half time and post match food and
drink. Costs of this is a very reasonable £175
Matchball Sponsor - £50
Mascot - An ideal present for a football mad youngster = £50 Includes
mascot plus three guests plus Hospitality.
Man of the Match - Your chance to be the official "Man of the Match"
awarder £15
Sponsor a Brickie and have your name in the programme as a sponsor
for the entire season, rates are:
Complete Player...............................£40
Socks only........................................£10
Shorts only.......................................£15
Shirt only...........................................£20
Boots only.........................................£15
Web site advertising—An exciting opportunity to advertise on a web
site that has a verifiable 3000 plus hits a month.
Box Advert.......£75 All enquiries for web site advertising to Peter Pitts
via bournefc@hotmail.com or call 07785 906627
Ground Perimeter Boards: Size 8 feet x 3 feet = £250, then £160
per year renewal.
Other sizes negotiable
For any of the above opportunities see John Cooper or any other
committee member.