Sittingbourne v Hastings United Match Programme 20th April 2019

SITTINGBOURNE FC
OFF ICAL MATC HDAY PROGRAMME - 2018-19
BOSTIK LEAGUE SOUTH EAST DIVISION
SATURDAY 20th APRIL 2019
SITTINGBOURNE V HASTINGS UNITED
Kick off 3.00PM

Sittingbourne Football Club is a UK company limited by
guarantee: Company registration number, 11360242.
Registered office: Woodstock Park, Broadoak Road,
Sittingbourne, ME9 8AG
Who’s who
President: Alan Barty
Vice Presidents: Tania Spice, Andy Spice, and John Cooper.
Directors: Maurice Dunk (Chairman), Ken Medwyn (Vice
Chairman), Peter Pitts (Company Secretary) , John Pitts
(Football Secretary / Treasurer). Colin Page, Alan Barty, Glen
Parkes, Mick Sayce.
Other Committee members : Danny Appleton (Turnstile
Manager). Roger Pudner (Groundsman)
Other Key Personnel: Faye Goatham (Turnstile), Jackie
Mount (Programme sales), Tony Rickson (Match reporter),
Sandra Pitts (Boardroom), Clive Phillips (Club shop), Dudley
Hird & Tony Rickson (Club Historians). Roger Wilkins (Head
Steward)
Manager: Chris Lynch, Assistant: Nathan Elder,
Coaches: Jon Barrett, Josh Hall. Physio: Marc Wheeler
Psychologist: Alex Brunette-Leach
Kit Man: Warren Chambers
Playing Management Assistant: Harry Chambers.
Development Manager: Davis Sheepwash
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abuse whether it be based on race or ethnicity , sexual
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will be reported to the Football Associaon for acon by that Associaon.
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SITTINGBOURNE V Hastings United
Bostik South East, Saturday 20th April 2019, KO 3.00PM
Manager: Chris Lynch
Ast Manager: Nathan Elder
Coaches: Jon Barrett, Josh Hall,
Physio: Marc Wheeler
Psychologist: Alex Brunette-Leach
Kit Manager: Warren Chambers
Team Assistant: Harry Chambers
Manager: Chris Agutter
Assistant Manager / Coach: Andrew Brown
Goalkeeping Coach: John McRae
Physio: Steve Hodges
Kit Man: Dane Martin
MATCH OFFICIALS
Referee: Isaac Searle (Dover)
Assistants: James Beal (Maldon), Richard Joss (Margate)
GOALS
SUBSTITUTE
PLAYER NO
PLAYER NO
SUBSTITUTE
GOALS
Patrick LEE (GK)
Chris WEBBER
Abdel NDEW
Jack MORRELL
Chris BARNARD
Kwasi AMOAH
Tom FAGG
Tim BABBINGTON
Izzy ADEBEYO
Henry WOODS
Billy LEWINS
Johan CANEY-BRYAN
Roman CAMPBELL
Liam MIDDLETON
Lex ALLAN
Kane PHILLIP
Louis ROGERS
Sam BEALE
Gary ELPHICK
Adam LOVATT
Daniel AJAKAIYE
Sam ADAMS
Jordy MONGOY
Jack TUCKER
Bradley STEVENSON
Lanre AZEEZ
Jack DIXON
Jahmal HOWLETT-MUNDLE
Sam CRUTWELL
Davide RODARI
Charlie HORLOCK
Hassan IBRAHIYM
Harry BARKWAY
Kane PHILLIP

From the Programme Editor
A warm welcome to our visitors Hastings and
also to the match officials.
Our Secretary John continues to sail the High
Seas so it is left to me once again to do the
welcomes and introductions.
We have lost our way a bit in the last few
games and Chris has explained it better than I
could in his article. Today will be an extremely
difficult game seeing as we were well beaten at
Hastings earlier in the season and Hastings
are very much in with a chance of reaching the
play offs.
Unless there is an avalanche of goals for
Greenwich Borough and against us in the last
three games and Greenwich win their two remaining
games we are now safe from relegation,
as we have a 16 goal difference advantage
on Greenwich and they can only equal
our current points tally. Its now between
Guernsey, Greenwich Borough and Faversham
Town to drop out. Both ourselves and Hastings
could have a say as Hastings finish the season
Home to Greenwich whilst we are Home to
Guernsey on the last day of the season. I
would think that Faversham Town will be safe.
We are of course now playing for pride as we
will want to finish above both Faversham Town
and Herne Bay, the team we play on Easter
Monday at Herne Bay.
This is the penultimate home game and its exciting
times for those clubs in the play off
chase. Cray Wanderers of course have
clinched the title and are now certain to be promoted,
but its not so cut and dry for the play off
winners. The Non league paper tomorrow will
tell you why, but I have done my own investigation
and so you can read in this programme
what a pigs ear promotion is for this season at
our step, step 4.
Also included in the programme is an article
that my wife wrote for the Tunstall Church
magazine. I have been writing a monthly article
for the church magazine for a couple of years
now but this month I handed that honour over
to the wife! She has, I believe, captured the
joys, woes and work in running a non league
club at this level. Alan Pinnegar, the vicar at
Tunsatll is a staunch Sittingbourne supporter!
The Bostik leagues charity for this season is
Save the Children and so they have asked all
member clubs over the Easter programme to
have a bucket collection for that charity, so
please give generously.
Don’t’ forget the music quiz at Woodstock on
the 26th April. Full details are in the ad in this
programme.
A very Happy Easter to you all and enjoy the
game today.
Peter

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From the Manager
"Not Good Enough" - is the only message
which can be sent out after our fifth straight defeat.
There can be no excuses here, and nowhere to
hide. Simply put the lads know we have not
been good enough over the past few weeks.
When your low on confidence and the little bit
of luck we all get from time to time just isn't
happening, things can be extremely hard to
take some times. Especially when we are creating
chances at the other end, but for whatever
reason/s a large majority are either going just
wide or hitting the bar/post on a regular basis.
Yesterday, we decided to change things up a
little and start in a very attacking 1-3-5-2 formation
utilising our strengths going forwards. It
was a game I felt we could and should win,
sometimes the best form of Defence is Attack.
Unfortunately, after 15 minutes we had to
change it back to a more familiar 1-4-4-2 as we
were just getting carved open down the right
wing far too easily. Even so, I felt we still had
more than enough to compete and return with
all three points. However, this was just not
meant to be. We have a real issue at present,
this has been a consistent theme all season,
we are gifting goals away to teams through our
own mistakes. If you look at the stats 92% of all
goals conceded since January 2019 have come
from unforced errors. This is an area we have
to address going into next season, as no club
can survive with percentages like these.
Here are some more stats which show a telling
picture.
We have conceded 37 times from 42 games in
all competitions so far this season. We had
kept only five clean sheets in all competitions.
This is why we are in the position we are in.
None of us can hide from the facts. We concede
too many and do not score enough. I
wanted desperately for us to comfortably survive
on our own terms. However, today we
found ourselves awaiting the result of the Gurnsey
v Greenwich match to give us a clearer picture
of exactly what we now have to do to ensure
our league status. Thankfully the match
ended 1-1 which means Greenwich have to win
their two remaining fixtures and we have to lose
all three of ours as well as having to concede
more than 16 goals in the process. The percentages
are with us, the relegation battle now
looks to be between Greenwich/Guernsey &
Faversham.
As it stands this is still not an acceptable position
to be in, the strange thing here is though
that should we win our last three games technically
that puts us inside the top ten, results depending
elsewhere. Its a very strange situation.
So, now we have to focus upon the next three,
and this week we will set the lads their last remaining
challenges for this season.
1. Can we finish the season on a high.
2. Can we win all three games of football.
Right now some would say this is near on impossible,
given our recent run of form, but I say
this is where we will see the true character and
desire of the current group. Can we dig in and
make ourselves hard to beat, three more times,
can we give the fans, the town, the club a finish
worthy of their continued support?
These are the questions each player will be
asked this week.
My apologies to all the travelling fans yesterday,
for us not immediately, going over to you
as you are accustomed too at the final whistle. I
instructed all players to gather around at the
end of the match as I felt so disappointed, I
wanted to talk to all the players there and then
in order to put across my immediate feelings on
what I had just witnessed.
When all is said and done, its 11v11 and the 11
who want it most will succeed. Talk Is cheap,
actions will always speak louder than words.
To the fans, I simply say this:
The lads will you need your support more than
ever going into the three remaining fixtures,
and we know with you behind us, (the best set
of fans in the league by a long shot), that we
will fight for every ball.
Finally I wish you and your family a very Happy
Easter
Chris Lynch

Hastings United— A Brief History
The present Hastings United Football Club has
existed continuously since 1901 having undergone
three changes of name. One consequence
of those name changes has been that
the club’s history has become inclined to be interwoven
with that of other clubs with similar
names and only recently has its history been
disentangled which is why it may now read
somewhat differently to previous versions.
The origins of the club begin with the founding
of old town side Rock-A-Nore in 1894; however,
five years later they became defunct but in 1901
a new club started-up using the same name.
They won the East Sussex League Championship
in 1907/08 and were to be amongst the
foremost local sides regularly winning trophies
until World War One called a halt to proceedings.
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 runnersup
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.
Continued on the next page

Hastings Utd — A Brief History Cont
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 during
the season when results were disappointing
especially as many had tipped the club to be
challenging for a play-off place.
Towards the end of season 2014/15 the club
changes hands when a new board of directors
was appointed. Garry Wilson was appointed as
manager during the close season with Danny
Bloor joining as assistant manager.
Garry Wilson and Danny Bloor stepped down at
the end of the 2015/16 season to be replaced
by former United player Darren Hare who had
previously been with Gillingham FC undertaking
a number of rolls including caretaker manager.
Darren rebuilt the squad during the closeseason
with a number of new signings.
After an excellent season which ended with a
play-off semi-final defeat, on penalties, away to
Dorking Wanderers, Darren Hare resigned. His
replacement was Adam Hinshelwood who once
again had to rebuild the side as a number of
players moved on. Adam resigned during September
to take on the managers role at
Worthing FC and was replaced by his assistant
Chris Agutter.
In 2016/17 Hastings reached the paly offs but
were defeated 4-3 by Dorking Wanderers. Hastings
finished in 9th place last season.
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Promotion From Step 4 This Season
There is a complication this season because there are 7 step 4 Divisions, (our non-league
step), but only 4 step 3 divisions. 3 clubs from each step 3 divisions will be relegated to step 4,
however only 5 out of the 7 play off winners will be promoted to step 3, (are you still with me!!)
This means that 2 play off winners from the step 4 leagues will lose out. Points per games of
the play off winners will be used to decide who the 5 lucky step 4 clubs will be. The table below
shows the current points per games of those clubs who are currently in the play-off positions or
near them. I have highlighted the Bostik South East Clubs.
Step 4 Playoff Sides - PPG League Points per game
Bromsgrove Sp S1C 2.314
Radcliffe N1W 2.088
Yate Town S1S 2.057
Maldon & Tiptree I1N 2.057
Corby Town S1C 2.029
Bracknell Town I1SC 2.029
Aveley I1N 2.029
Horsham I1SE 2
Pontefract Collier N1E 1.971
Marlow I1SC 1.971
Runcorn Linnets N1W 1.943
Cirencester Town S1S 1.943
Coggeshall Town I1N 1.943
Heybridge Swifts I1N 1.943
Leek Town N1W 1.914
Ramsbottom Utd N1W 1.914
Cheshunt I1SC 1.914
Moneyfields S1S 1.914
Hastings United I1SE 1.909
Ossett United N1E 1.857
Brighouse Town N1E 1.857
Sheffield N1E 1.857
Ashford United I1SE 1.848
Cinderford Town S1S 1.829
Westfield I1SC 1.829
Haywards Heath I1SE 1.788
Bedford Town S1C 1.6
Didcot Town S1C 1.6
As you can see Horsham are in prime position from our league at the moment.
Next season will be different—watch this space!!

DATE OPPOSITION COMP Sc ATT 1 2 3 4
5
11 Aug 2018
18 Aug 2018
21 Aug 2018
25 Aug 2018
27 Aug 2018
01 Sept 2018
04 Sept 2018
08 Sept 2018
15 Sept 2018
23 Sept 2018
25 Sept 2018
29 Sept 2018
02 Oct 2018
06 Oct 2018
13 Oct 2018
20 Oct 2018
27 Oct 2018
30 Oct 2018
03 Nov 2018
10 Nov 2018
17 Nov 2018
24 Nov 2018
08 Dec 2018
15 Dec 2018
23 Dec 2018
29 Dec 2018
05 Jan 2019
19 Jan 2019
22 Jan 2018
26 Jan 2019
02 Feb 2019
05 Feb 2019
16 Feb 2019
23 Feb 2019
26 Feb 2019
02 Mar 2019
09 Mar 2019
16 Mar 2019
23 Mar 2019
30 Mar 2019
06 Apr 2019
13 Apr 2019
20 Apr 2019
22 Apr 2019
27 Apr 2019
Horsham
Greenwich Borough
Tonbridge Angeks
Bearsted
Cray Wanderers
Thamesmead Twn
Phoenix Sports
Gosport Borough
Whyteleafe
Guernsey
Ashford United
Ramsgate
South Park
Haywards Heath
Faversham Town
Phoenix Sports
Wingate & Finchley
Folkestone Invicta
Hythe Town
Whitstable Town
Three Bridges
East Grinstead T
Faversham Town
Sevenoaks Town
Cray Wanderers
Herne Bay
Hastings United
Ramsgate
VCD Athletic
Haywards Heath
Phoenix Sports
Ashford United
East Grinstead Town
VCD Athletic
Three Bridges
Faversham Town
Sevenoaks Town
Whitstable Town
Hythe Town
Geenwich Borough
Horsham
Whyteleafe
Hastings United
Herne Bay
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1-2
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Parkinson*
Parkinson 1
Parkinson
Parkinson*
Parkinson 1
Hatfull
Parkinson
Parkinson
Allan
Parkinson*
Parkinson*
McFarlane*
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Hatfull 1
Hatfull*
Parkinson 1
Parkinson*
Parkinson 1
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Chambers*
Chambers*
Chambers
Chambers
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Chambers
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Fitchett*
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KEY to above grid:
@ = After Extra Time
& = Lost on Pens
+ = Own Goal
# = Sent Off
1,2,3, etc after players name = goals scored
* = Subs used and players substituted
** = Sub was Substituted

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Fitchett
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Fitchett
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Fitchett
Fitchett 1
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Fitchett
Webber
Chambers
Chambers
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Chambers
Chambers
Chambers
Chambers
Chambers*
Chambers 1
Chambers
Chambers
Chambers
Chambers*
Amoah*
Barnard
Jackson 1
Jackson 2
Adebayu 1
Jackson 2
Jackson
Jackson
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Jackson+
Adebeyo
Loynes 2
Adebeyo*
Jackson
Jackson
Jackson
Jackson
Jackson
Jackson
Fagg*
Fagg*
Jackson 1
Jackson
Jackson
Carvalho*
Carvalho 1
Carvalho*
Carvalho
Carvalho
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Adebeyo
Adebayo*
Adebeyo*
Adebeyo*
Loynes*
Adebeyo*
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Adebeyo *
Adebeyo*
Adebeyo*
Adebeyo*
Phillip*
Adebyeo*
Phillip*
Adebayo
Chambers
Chambers*
Chambers
Chambers*
Chambers 1
Chambers*
Chambers
Chambers*
Parkinson*
Chambers
Chambers
Chambers
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Chambers*
Chambers
Chambers
Chambers
Chambers
Chambers
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Dawodu*
Woods
Parkinson*
Chambers
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Chambers
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McFarlane*
McFarlane*
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Barnard
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Dawodu
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Dawodu
Dawodu
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Elder* 1
Elder*
Elder
Jackson
Jackson
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Smith
Smith
Smith*
Smith* 1
Smith*
Smith* 1
Elder
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Campbell 1
Campbell
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From The wife’s Perspective!
First let me introduce myself, my name is Jackie Pitts and I have been married to Peter Pitts for
42 years! He has always been interested in football along with his twin brother John and they are
now both Directors of Sittingbourne Football Club, all Directors are volunteers!
As you can imagine that is quite a big commitment every week! That doesn’t worry me…well
sometimes, as he seems to spend so much time in his office in front of the “magic machine” the
Computer, and I think to myself what
can he possibly be doing now! I call
out “what are you doing now?” the reply
comes back ““Putting the match
report on the web”, or “writing an article
for the Tunstall church magazine!!”,
or preparing the match day programme”,
it goes on and on. And then
there is the music he prepares to play
over the PA at home matches as Peter
is also the match day announcer. This
is all without the work that goes on at
the ground by a dedicated team of volunteers.
I have been to matches - both home
and away, and used to help out on
match days when Sittingbourne played
at Bourne Park when I was the hostess
for the mascot and their families. I
have to say that the atmosphere can
be exciting, more like one big happy
family, a place of belonging.
Although watching football is not my thing, I do enjoy the social functions that take place, especially
the annual league ball (which sometimes involves a few days at the seaside), and I mustn’t
forget to mention local band Marvellous Mo and the Back Line Ferrets whose lead singer Maurice
Dunk is the chairman of Sittingbourne FC and he and the band put on a number of shows at
Woodstock, in support of the club.
Thank goodness though I too have my hobby of horse riding. My passion for horses started as a
teenager and I have been lucky enough to have owned my own horse. I continue to ride locally at
Callum Park after losing my horse some 5 years ago to colic, he was a true gentleman and he
didn’t have a bad bone in his body and at least I had seven happy years with him.
Don’t get me wrong I don’t dislike football completely:- I used to love watching David Beckham
play! Back in the days when he played for Manchester Utd. But now I prefer the six nations Rugby
Union! I think that the top football players get paid far too much and I’m not keen on a lot of
their hair do’s! The rugby players are so big and burly and aren’t worried about their hair!!I don’t
really understand the rules of Rugby Union though but I find the game strangely exciting.
I suppose what I do like about Sittingbourne Football club is the fact that it caters for both sexes
and youngsters as well as the main team…and its all run by volunteers!
I hope you have enjoyed reading this and I wish you all a Happy Easter.

Player Apps 18-19 Sub 18-19 Goals 18-19 Tot Starts Total Sub Apps Tot Goals
Adebayo, Izzy 18 10 4 18 10 4
Allan, Lex 23 0 1 41 8 2
Amoah, Kwasi 4 2 0 4 2 0
Babbington, Timmie 13 0 3 13 0 3
Barkway, Harry 3 0 0 3 0 0
Barnard, Chris 9 0 2 44 1 2
Brooks, Harry 2 0 0 2 0 0
Campbell, Roman 12 0 5 12 0 5
Caney-Bryan, Johan 6 18 3 6 18 6
Carvalho, Gil 5 1 1 30 12 4
Chambers, Lewis 39 0 3 48 0 4
Crimmen, Reiss 14 2 0 21 2 0
Dawodu, Bola 20 6 2 50 7 10
Denny, Joe 6 1 0 6 1 0
Divine, Danny 4 0 0 4 0 0
Dorling, Josh 14 3 0 28 5 0
Elder, Nathan 5 8 2 5 8 2
Fagg, Tommie 32 0 4 32 0 4
Fitchett, Ben 26 0 2 26 0 2
Funnell, Matthew 2 0 0 2 0 0
Hatfull, Harrison 6 6 1 10 11 1
Ishanzadeh, Naseer 1 0 0 1 0 0
Jackson, Ira 18 3 7 18 3 7
Latunde, David 0 3 0 0 3 0
Lawrence, Thomas 1 4 0 1 4 0
Lee, Patrick 37 0 0 37 0 0
Lewins, Billy 7 4 4 7 4 4
Lofting, Robert 6 2 0 6 2 0
Loynes, Tom 23 1 6 111 40 18
McDonagh, Xavier 0 1 0 0 1 0
McFarlane, Khalil 4 10 0 4 10 0
Middleton, Liam 2 8 1 2 8 1
Morrell, Jack 11 0 0 11 0 0
Muskaj, Arben 2 0 0 2 0 0
Ndew, Abdel 1 4 0 1 4 0
Orenuga, Keith 0 1 0 0 1 0
Orenuga, Kenny 1 0 0 1 0 0
Otuadinma. Chimidi 0 2 0 0 2 0
Parkinson, Dan 18 2 3 31 5 5
Phillip, Kane 2 1 0 25 14 3
Pritchard,-Louison, Shea 1 0 0 1 0 0
Riches, Dylan 1 2 0 2 2 1
Smith, David 6 0 2 31 28 15
Spencer, Joshua 5 1 0 5 1 0
Waritay, Amadu 0 2 0 0 2 0
Webber, Chris 39 0 3 82 0 4
Woods, Henry 13 4 2 13 4 2

Match Reports by Tony Rickson
Saturday 23 rd March 2019
Bostik South East
Sittingbourne 0 Hythe Town 0, Att 192
Hythe completed the double over Sittingbourne
and retain their interest in the play-offs.
Sittingbourne worked hard and created some
excellent goalscoring chances but at the other
end the defence was carved open just a little
too easily.
It was an even start between what looked twowell
matched teams.
On 26 minutes Roman Campbell’s superb run
was finished by keeper Coxall blocking his
shot. The loose ball ran for Timmie Babbington
and though he beat the fallen keeper his effort
was kicked off the line by covering defender
Dickenson.
Up the other end and Sittingbourne’s defence
was split between the centre-backs and leftback
for ex-Brickie Sal Kisitu to race into the
area at full speed. Out came Lee, down went
Kisitu, and the assistant referee immediately
flagged for a penalty. From where I was, it
looked a good shout but those closer to the action
were adamant it was never a foul. Top
scorer Ansah converted, though only off the
underside of the bar.
Six minutes later and the defence was split
again, this time through the inside-left channel,
and Tom Carlton, whose dad Paul used to play
for Sittingbourne, scored confidently inside the
far post.
Sittingbourne came roaring back and Billy Lewins
looked as though he’d scored but the ball
ran agonisingly the wrong side of the post, and
the keeper made a good save from Chris Barnard,
both chances coming from great play by
the excellent Campbell.
And the Brickies started the second half where
they’d left off with Izzy Adebayo shooting just
over and Barnard also going close, though
when Hythe did get forward Ansah’s shot rebounded
back out off the post. Hythe scored a
third, on the break.
Chances continued for Sittingbourne but nothing
to show for the effort.
Sittingbourne: Patrick Lee, Chris Webber,
Kwasi Amoah, Jack Morrell, Harry Barkaway
(Tom Lawrence, 60 min), Lewis Chambers,
Izzy Adebayo (Liam Middleton, 77 min), Chris
Barnard, Roman Campbell, Billy Lewins (Johan
Caney-Bryan, 45 min), Timmie Babbington.
Subs not used: Rob Lofting, Franklin Phipps.
Saturday 30 th March 2019
Bostik South East
Greenwich Borough 2 Sittingbourne 1, Att
103
Lex Allan returned and played bravely and confidently
as if he’d never been away.
And that was that for the good news, though, to
be fair, Sittingbourne did get better as the
game went on.
Already without Tom Loynes, Tommy Fagg
and Josh Spencer, they were also missing
Kwasi Amoah and Jack Morrell, who has been
a key player in recent weeks.
Sittingbourne got off to a nightmare start with
Roman Campbell, Chris Barnard and Allan all
booked in the first 20 minutes – a couple of
them very harshly. In addition Lewis Chambers
played only two minutes before going off injured,
and to cap it all they also conceded a
poor opening goal.
Greenwich had made the more positive and
intensive start and got their reward when a free
-kick was played to Paul who headed in from a
narrow angle.
The home side continued to have the better of
the play but Sittingbourne gradually got a foothold
in the game forcing a succession of corners.
Sittingbourne were much more positive at winning
the ball back and controlling the game.
In the second half but they conceded a second
on the break when Harry Barkaway risked a
challenge near the edge of the penalty area
and the home player went down. Walter comfortably
converted the penalty for 2-0.
There was almost an immediate comeback
when Woods beat the keeper with a shot that
was going into the far corner only for a slight
deflection off a defender to send it up onto the
bar.
Sittingbourne halved the deficit when sub Izzy
Adebayo worked his way into space on the
right and pulled it back for another sub, Billy
Lewins, to finish with a neat first-time Effort.
Sittingbourne: Patrick Lee, Chris Webber,
Rob Lofting (Billy Lewins, 45 min), Lex Allan
(Yellow card), Harry Barkaway, Lewis Chambers
(Johan Caney-Bryan, 4 min), Kane Phillip
(Izzy Adebayo, 60 min), Chris Barnard
(Yellow card), Roman Campbell (Yellow card),
Henry Woods, Timmy Babbington.

Meet The Sittingbourne Squad
Patrick Lee: Goalkeeper. Patrick "Patch" Lee is a young goalkeeper and a product of the Soccer
Elite Football Academy. He signed for Tunbridge Wells before moving on to Chatham Town
for the start of the 2016-17 season. In December 2016 he signed for Ryman Premier side, Harlow
Town. After leaving Harlow he played for Margate until the end of last season.
Robert Lofting: Defender. Made an impressive debut against Horsham in the first league
match of this season. Previously played for Arundel.
Chris Webber: Defender. Joined Sittingbourne from Canterbury City at the beginning of last
season. Has also played for Billericay and Faversham Town. Made captain for this season.
Lex Allan: Defender. 6’ 7” Lex was spotted playing in local football and offered a trial with Sittingbourne.
It soon became clear that he had great potential. This potential has been spotted by
a number of scouts and Lex was invited to play in trial matches and he has not looked out of
place in the company of more experienced players.
Joshua Spencer: Defender: Another to join Sittingbourne in January 2019. Previous club was
Margate
Henry Woods: Defender. Henry joined Sittingbourne in January 2019 on loan from Gillingham.
A highly thought of youngster who plays in the Gillingham FC Youth team.
Arben Muskaj: Defender/Midfield. Albanian born, Arben joined Sittingbourne in January 2019
from Greek side Souli Paramythias. Before joining Souli Paramythias Arben played for Albanian
1 st Division side Bylis Ballash He played as a youth for Olympiacos. Arban was part of the Albania
U20 side that competed in the 2013 Mediterranean Games held in Mersin, Turkey where he
played in all five games
Lewis Chambers: Midfield, Lewis is another to sign for then new manager, Aslan, in March
2018. He impressed right from his first game for the club. He has played for Maidstone United
youth. Another to have a long throw.
Izzy Adebayo: Midfield. Previous club was Faversham Town. Has also played for South Park
and Tilbury..
Dylan Riches: Midfield. Very talented youngster who scored on his debut for the Brickies in
April 2018 against Thamesmead Town. He progressed from Sittingbourne’s successful Under
18 side.
Jack Morrell: Midfield. Loanee from Gillingham. Joined Sittingbourne to get experience in January
2019. Highly thought off at The Gills.
Tom Loynes: Midfield/ Forward. Tom first played for Sittingbourne in the 2012-13 season. In
between playing for us he has played at Ramsgate, Whitstable Town and Sheppey United.
Since returning to The Brickies at the beginning of last season he has shown that he has lost
none of his skill and enthusiasm.
Tommie Fagg: Forward. Another graduate from the Soccer Elite Football Academy, and Ashford
United. The tall striker then signed Harlow Town in February 2016 to bolster the attack,
making six appearances for the Hawks in the Isthmian Premier Division. He signed for the
Brickies at the beginning of this season
Roman Campbell: Forward. Roman joined on loan from Gillingham FC. He is captain of their
successful Youth team where he is a prolific goalscorer. Roman scored on his Sittingbourne debut
against VCD Athletic in January 2019.
Liam Middleton: Forward. Joined Sittingbourne in January 2019. Previously played for Canterbury
City.
Johan Caney- Bryan: Forward. Joined Sittingbourne at the beginning of the 2018-2019 season.
Immediately made an impact when he scored two goals in a preseason friendly. Johan
was awarded a scholarship at the University of East London whilst being a third-year sport and
exercise student following an impressive display playing for The UEL football Club.

Match Reports by Tony Rickson
Saturday 6th April 2019
Bostik South East
Sittingbourne 1 Horsham 6, Att 182
Sittingbourne were outplayed and outfought
and ended up on the end of a devastating defeat.
Sittingbourne got an early general warning
from the referee for some mistimed tackles –
which Horsham were very quick to loudly point
out – and Kwasi Amoah was booked after just
12 minutes for a foul.
Goalkeeper Patrick Lee made a fine tip-over
save to keep it goalless while at the other end
Lawrence had an opening after a good buildup
and pass by Henry Woods, but his left-foot
shot went wide of the far post.
Sittingbourne were playing well at the midway
stage of the first half but went backwards once
Horsham took a 31st minute lead when a freekick
beyond the far post was played back in
across goal and Smith volleyed in at the far
post.
What I thought was a terrible decision to penalise
Adebayo when he seemed to stretch his
leg out and win the ball led to Horsham’s second
goal just before half-time, commanding
captain Brivio powering his header in from the
free-kick despite Lee’s half-save.
Horsham got a third early in the second half
when Smith nicked the ball off two Sittingbourne
defenders and broke clear to
smash it past the advancing Lee.
In the last 10 minutes, Horsham went to town
and added three more goals as Sittingbourne
finally succumbed to demoralisation.
Smith got the ball in from a narrow then won a
penalty as Lee fouled him when he was left
clear. The final goal was another Brivio header
from a free-kick, meaning four of Horsham’s
six goals were scored from set pieces.
Somehow, Sittingbourne gathered themselves
together to force an injury time corner, and
when Henry Woods swung it into the near
post, the keeper spilled it with sub Billy Lewins
claiming the final touch as the ball trickled over
the line.
Sittingbourne: Patrick Lee (Yellow card),
Chris Webber, Jack Morrell, Lex Allan, Tommy
Fagg (Yellow card), Kwasi Amoah (Yellow
card) (Khalil McFarlane, 36 min, Yellow card),
Izzy Adebayo (Kane Phillip, 54 min), Tom Lawrence
(Billy Lewins, 59 min), Roman Campbell,
Henry Woods, Timmy Babbington. Subs not
used: Josh Spencer, Johan Caney-Bryan.
Saturday 13 th April 2019
Bostik South East
Whyteleafe 3 Sittingbourne 0, att 103
Sittingbourne were missing the influential Gillingham
loan pair Roman Campbell and Jack
Morrell. Joshua Spencer was fit to return after
six weeks out with a knee injury and he lined
up in an unfamiliar back three with skipper
Chris Webber moved from right-back to a defensive
role in central midfield.
Sittingbourne began well, spreading the ball
about and doing a lot of running and pressing
as Whyteleafe tried to play out from the back
all the time.
There was a little to choose between the sides.
Spencer in an unfamiliar left-back role tried to
play a back pass to keeper Patrick Lee but underhit
it and Hector nipped in to take the loose
ball and score an easy goal.
One became two just seven minutes later
when Whyteleafe cut out the Sittingbourne
back four with a simple one-two, Armstrong
running clear on a neat return pass to score
comfortably.
Sittingbourne manager Chris Lynch immediately
responded by substituting both his disappointed-looking
wide players with like-for-like
replacements.
One of them, Liam Middleton, straightaway
produced the moment of the match, brilliantly
dribbling past three defenders to set up Johan
Caney-Bryan for a chance from which he hit
the bar.
Sittingbourne pressed forward in the second
half and Caney-Bryan, Woods and Lex Allan
all had efforts, Whyteleafe though added a
third from the penalty spot when Spencer
fouled on the edge of the area.
Whyteleafe then had some good chances to
extend their lead.
Caney-Bryan was injured in a heavy tackle and
couldn’t continue and with all three substitutions
already made, Sittingbourne played the
last quarter-of-an-hour with just 10 men – their
fans kept singing, though, to provide the only
atmosphere in the ground.
Sittingbourne: Patrick Lee, Chris Webber,
Lex Allan, Tommy Fagg, Joshua Spencer
(Tom Lawrence, 63 min), Chris Barnard, Kane
Phillip (Abdel Ndew,44 min), Billy Lewins, Johan
Caney-Bryan, Henry Woods, Timmy Babbington
(Liam Middleton, 44 mins). Subs not
used: Khalil McFarlane, Kwasi Amoah.

Brickies Lottery Results
The lottery is now even more attractive. There is now an annual prize (in December) of
£500, and each month a prize of £100. In addition Each week there are draws for £40 ( 3
prizes except for the week when there is a £100 prize when there will be two £40 prizes).
Joining the lottery is, after attending home games, the most important way you can help to build
the club. Forms are available on our web site, or from any committee member.
Now is the time to join our lottery, see John Pitts, Peter Pitts (On the PA) or go to the
bar for a form, cost is just a £1 a week! (Payable monthly. Quarterly or annually)
Week Commencing 15th April 2019
£40, Ticket number 676, Clive Phillips, Sittingbourne
£40, Ticket number 293, Emma Cundiff, Sittingbourne
£40, Ticket number . Verification failed on this number (Not paid!) - Further number will be
drawn in 2 weeks. (Secretary on holiday so extra draw could not be made!)
Week Commencing 8th April 2019
£40, Ticket number 137, Gerald Jakimavicius, Whitstable
£40, Ticket number 080, Glen Parkes, Maidstone
£40, Ticket number 152, Emma Turner, Newnham
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£100, Ticket number 545, Anthony & Patrick Seager, Sittingbourne
£40, Ticket number 094, Beryl Kirk, Sittingbourne
£40, Ticket number 476, Ken Fulton, Sittingbourne
Week Commencing 25th March 2019
£40, Ticket number 270, Pamela Boorman, Faversham
£40, Ticket number 354, Yvonne McCarthy, Sittingbourne
£40, Ticket number 419, Caroline Wheeler, Sittingbourne
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Bostik South League Table to 19/04/2019
P W D L F A +/- Pts
1 Cray Wanderers 33 23 7 3 71 30 41 76
2 Horsham 34 21 5 8 67 37 30 68
3 Ashford United3-1 34 20 4 10 67 34 33 64
4 HASTINGS UNITED 33 19 6 8 70 42 28 63
5 Haywards Heath Town 33 17 8 8 62 46 16 59
6 VCD Athletic1-3 34 18 2 14 69 65 4 56
7 Hythe Town 34 14 9 11 65 56 9 51
8 Whyteleafe 33 14 6 13 58 47 11 48
9 Phoenix Sports 33 11 10 12 57 59 -2 43
10 Whitstable Town 33 11 9 13 35 49 -14 42
11 Sevenoaks Town 33 11 8 14 42 47 -5 41
12 Ramsgate 33 9 11 13 49 51 -2 38
13 East Grinstead Town 33 10 8 15 59 67 -8 38
14 Herne Bay 33 11 4 18 61 77 -16 37
15 Three Bridges 33 10 5 18 47 66 -19 35
16 SITTINGBOURNE 33 11 2 20 46 66 -20 35
17 Faversham Town 33 9 7 17 52 77 -25 34
18 Guernsey 33 7 8 18 45 70 -25 29
19 Greenwich Borough 34 8 5 21 39 75 -36 29
20 Thamesmead Town 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Bostik South East Matches Today
3pm East Grinstead Town v Whitstable Town
3pm Greenwich Borough v Whyteleafe
3pm Horsham v Faversham Town
2pm Phoenix Sports v Guernsey
3pm Ramsgate v Haywards Heath Town
3pm Sevenoaks Town v Herne Bay
3pm Sittingbourne v Hastings United
3pm Three Bridges v Cray Wanderers

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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
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awarder £15
Sponsor a Brickie and have your name in the programme as a sponsor
for the entire season, rates are:
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