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reDAnDblAckThe Official Matchday Programme of Knaphill Football Club

Tuesday 6th August 2013 • KO: 7:30PM Redding Way, Knaphill

KnAPhill FootbAll clubBrookwood Country Park, Redding Way, Knaphill, Woking, Surrey GU21 2AY

Who’s who at Knaphill FC...Chairman – David FreemanVice Chairman – Michael GarbuttTreasurer – John WoodSenior Football Secretary – Bryan FreemanYouth Team Secretary – Nick CroshawLadies Secretary – Roy LawrenceClub Welfare Officer – Tina TaylorCommercial & Marketing Manager – Lisa HardingSocial & Fundraising Manager – Tony BarbatoGeneral Manager – Ray CoombesClubhouse Manager – Emma SmithFirst Team Manager – Phil RugglesFirst Team Assistant Manager – Steve PearmanFirst Team Coach – Rowland BakerFirst Team Coach – Keith HillsFirst Team Physio – Trevor SmithGoalkeeping Coach – Geoff ClaytonKit Man – Micky ClementReserves Manager – Dave KellyReserves Assistant Manager – Lee MasonYouth Team Manager – Gary TaylorYouth Team Coaches – Mark Dawber, Alex Lumley Ladies First Team Manager – Roy Lawrence Club Photographer – Lisa HardingProgramme Editor – Lisa HardingWebsite & Twitter – David FreemanPresident – Dave HollowayVice Presidents – Carl Barker, Michael Garbutt, Sean Carrigy, Gavin Wilcox, Trevor Winham, John Wood, Bob Russell, Bob Pritchard, Phil Gasson, Kenny Bye

Useful ContactsClubhouse: 01483 475150Senior Football Secretary: Bryan Freeman 01932 560738 / 07876 162904 e: [email protected] Welfare Officer: Tina Taylor 01932 621214 / 07842 266585 e: [email protected] Manager: Ray Coombes 07976 531013Commercial & Marketing: Lisa Harding 01483 821883 / 07429 206761 e: [email protected] Website: www.knaphillfootballclub.co.ukOfficial Facebook: www.facebook.com/knaphillfootballclubOfficial Twitter: www.twitter.com/KnaphillFCKnaphill FCTV www.youtube.com/knaphillfctv

Executive Management CommitteeDavid Freeman, Nick Croshaw, John Wood, Dave Holloway, Roy Lawrence, Bryan Freeman, Mick Garbutt, Tina Taylor, Emma Smith Lisa Harding. Tony Barbato, Ray Coombes

Affiliated to:The Football Association, The Surrey County Football Association, The Combined Counties Football League, The Suburban League, The Southern Youth League, The Greater London Women’s Football League.

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The DugoutPhil Ruggles, First Team Manager

Firstly I would like to welcome everyone to Redding Way for our first home game of the season.

Pre season saw a lot of changes on and off the field. I am very happy to welcome Steve Pearman, Keith hills, Roland baker, Geoff Clayton (keeper coach) and Trevor smith the new club Physio. And not forgetting Micky our new kit man. Great additions and great support for myself and the players.

On the playing side we have had some very good additions come into the playing staff. In honesty we have added some great characters Lee Allen the keeper is a very good recruit. We’ve brought in young Danny Thorogood , Josh Watkins and Connor Close. Up front we have added the experience of Craig Prendergast who I feel will be big for us this season. And Matty Powell whose attitude, work-rate and finishing ability will hurt teams this season.

Not forgetting a few old heads, we have brought in big Emen and Ian Messenger who I’m delighted to have become very good leaders and the younger boys will learn from them. We have a young squad now as well as some good experience, the tough bit is picking who plays a great dilemma for myself and the management team.

The pre season has been hard and the lads have been put through there paces we have got a great togetherness and we hope this helps push us forward. We played four friendlies all against higher opposition we had a mixed bag of results but for me pre season isn’t about that its about asking the guys to get used to what we want and how we want them to play. Overall some very good performances and it was a good building block for us.

Saturday saw us come away 4-1 winners away to Farleigh Rovers. The game saw us have a good solid start to our campaign. With three lads starring from last seasons squad in Jamie Doble, Dean Pitcher and Joe McShane the rest were new recruits. Our lads put in a good shift and competed very well. The midfield did well and the forward line created chances for themselves with Matty Powell scoring one and Danny Hartlebury scoring twice on his debut.

A solid start in general and I feel we tried to play our game on not the best surface which impressed me. I feel overall we got what we deserved out of the game.

On to tonight’s game where we are against Dorking, one in which I’m really looking forward to. Dorking were relegated last season so will be looking to start strong. Unfortunately they lost to my old team Sheerwater on Saturday so will be looking to get some points from tonight to get up and running themselves.

This will be a good test for us and will show us how far we have come in such a small space of time. Can we show character and the right attitude to win two on the bounce and make it an even better start to the season.

I hope you enjoy the game,

Cheers

Ruggs

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Our visitors were relegated from the Premier last season having finished bottom of the Division, but I’m sure they will want to put in a strong bid this season for a return to Premier status. Dorking lost their first match of the new season with a 2-1 home defeat by Sheerwater last Saturday.

Knaphill launched their new season on Saturday when they made the trip to play Farleigh Rovers in search of gaining an opening three points, after previous openers had failed to gain a victory. But that was changed on Saturday when they recorded their first opening day win since joining the Combined Counties League in season 2007/08, as goals from Danny Hartlebury(2) Matt Powell and Phil Ruggles secured the 4-1 success at Farleigh. Match report can be found elsewhere in the Programme.

Following what was a disappointing season for Knaphill last season with changes in Management and players, the team finished in 12th place, the lowest position in the Combined Counties League since joining in season 2007/08. Although no honours gained as far as Cup or trophies were concerned on the field, Knaphill gained an award off the pitch, winning the Combined Counties League Division One Programme of the Year award, the third time in six seasons. Our Reserves were given an honourable mention for being Runners Up in the Fair Play Award in the Reserves Division.

However, new challenges are on the horizon with Management set up and players for the 2013/14 season. Phil Ruggles starts his first full season as first team manager, and has Steve Pearman as his Assistant. Keith Hills and Roland Baker have joined the Club in the Coaching capacity, whilst Trevor Smith is the Club Physio. We welcome our newcomers to the Club, as we do our new players for this season, who include Ben Acton, Ian Messenger, Connor Close, Matt Powell, Max Galbraith, Dan Sales, Robert Jones, Geoff Smyrk and Danny Hartlebury. Last season’s captain Jamie Doble, one of just a few players remaining from last season, continues in that role as the season gets underway. Manager of the Reserves, Dave Kelly, continues in that role for 2013/14 season, with the team playing in new Central Division of the Suburban League, and Dave has Lee Mason with him as Assistant Manager.

Off the pitch, Ray Coombs has returned to the Club after a two year absence and becomes the Club’s new General Manager. Lisa Harding who was the Club Photographer last season, and continues that role for the new season, is taking on two new roles, Commercial and Marketing Manager, and Matchday Programme Editor. Emma Smith has joined the Club with the role of Clubhouse Manager.

The first team played four pre-season friendlies during July, the first was against newly promoted to the Premier Division, Frimley Green (lost 3-2), followed by a 3-1 win over Woodley Town), a 2-2 draw with Premier side Molesey, finishing with a 3-1 defeat by Premier side Cove. Our Reserves have had wins last month against Molesey Reserves and Sheerwater Reserves in their pre-season friendlies. They kick off their Suburban League programme with a home fixture against North Greenford on Saturday 17th August. The Youth U18s team start their second season in the Southern Youth League on the 26th August, whilst the Ladies team commence their Greater London Womens Football League season on the second weekend in September, and will again be competing in the Women’s FA Cup.

Other items of news have included the Floodlights and the proposed Club Bar. Following on from a number of issues surrounding the floodlights at Redding Way over the past couple of years, we are pleased to announce that Woking Borough Council have granted the Club new extensions to the current conditions which will allow full usage of the floodlights suitable for senior football. The long wait for a Bar at the Club is virtually over, and we hope to have one up and running very soon.

We welcome a new sponsor to the Club, Cellar Magneval who have kindly sponsored our main sign at the entrance to the Club. Commercial and Marketing Manager Lisa Harding said “As a family and Community Club, we are always excited when local businesses partner with us so that we can take the Club forward”.

A lot of work has gone on around the Ground during the close season with workdays scheduled to do necessary jobs before the new season kicks off. A big thank you to the Club Members who put in a lot of time and effort into helping to get these jobs done.

Back to the current football being played as we look forward to an entertaining game tonight, and that we can get some points on the board, and look ahead to our next home fixture, which is this Saturday 10th August with a visit from South Kilburn kick 3.00pm, and hopes of enjoying an improved League and Cup run this season.

That’s it from me for our first home game.....back with more news on Saturday…….Enjoy the game..

Bryan

......neWs PiTCh.....neWs PiTCh.....neWs PiTCh.....neWs PiTChGood evening everyone, and for our first home League game of the 2013/14 season we welcome the players, officials and supporters from Dorking, also to the three match officials for this Division One encounter tonight

Combined Counties League Division 1, Saturday 3rd August Farleigh Rovers 1 - 4 Knaphill FC

RePORTinG bAckKnaphill got off to a flying start to the 2013/14 season with a 4-1 win away to Farleigh Rovers on Saturday. It was the first time they had won an opening match since joining the Combined Counties League in the 2007/08 season. Holding a 2-1 lead from the first half, the visitors had to wait until the latter stages of the game to add two more goals and make sure of securing maximum points.

It took Knaphill just four minutes to make their mark when skipper Jamie Doble threaded a through pass to Matt Powell who cut into the 18 yard box to shoot into the far side of goal. Five minutes later Knaphill keeper Lee Allen was in action to deny Farleigh with a crucial save, and soon after was forced into saving a stinging effort, with the ball glancing away off his near post in the 12th minute. Saves which kept Knaphill’s lead intact as Farleigh’s persistance in that spell saw Joe Chancer fire just inches past the post for the home side.

Knaphill strengthened their lead from a quick break midway through the first half when Powell’s perfect pass found Danny Hartlebury who slipped the ball home to make it 2-0. Seemingly a comfortable lead at the time, but Farleigh were creating opportunities, looking determined to reduce the arrears, which they did in

the 35th minute when Ellis Burke struck a firm strike down the middle and into goal. Knaphill went close to extending their lead shortly before halftime when Craig Prendergast saw his effort tipped over the bar by the Farleigh keeper.

Four minutes into the second half Knaphill defender Ben Acton lofted the ball over deep into the box and dangerously close to goal, which came back off the post before Farleigh cleared away to safety. After that, Knaphill became limited with opportunities to put a bigger margin between the two sides, whilst their hosts tried to pursue a second goal. The visitors though needed some stout defending to ward this off.

With the scoreline staying at 2-1 and entering the final minutes, Knaphill took advantage of Farleigh’s lack of cover in defence, when in the 90th minute a goal for the visitors was well executed, and following Timmy Taylor’s fine cross into the box, Hartlebury rose high to head home his second and Knaphill’s third goal. Soon after, Taylor went close with his effort before substitute Phil Ruggles wrapped the game up five minutes into stoppage time to open Knaphill’s League account with maximum points.

Knaphill: Allen, Acton, McShane, Pitcher (Galbraith 59mins), Doble, Messenger, Hartlebury, Thorogood, Prendergast (Ruggles 81mins), Edwards (Taylor 67mins), Powell.

Goalscorers: Powell, Hartlebury (2), Ruggles

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Dorking were founder members of the Surrey County Senior League in 1922, and moved in 1956 to its current ground in Meadowbank Park, having previously played at a ground in Pixham Lane.

The club joined the Corinthian league in 1956 and then the Athenian League in 1963. The club merged with Guildford City of the Southern League in 1974 to form Guildford & Dorking United, with Meadowbank as the home ground. However, after just two seasons, the club collapsed in mid-season, with another club being formed called Dorking Town in 1977 to complete its predecessor’s remaining games before joining the Surrey Senior League in 1977–78. In 1983, by then playing in Isthmian League, the club reverted its name to Dorking F.C.

In 1989-90 season Dorking reached the final of the Surrey Senior Cup, one of the oldest cup competitions with the first final contested in 1882-83. This was an achievement the club had only

once previously managed in 1885-86 season some 104 years previously. Unfortunately they lost both finals.

In the 1992–93 season, they reached the First Round Proper of the FA Cup for the first time in their history. In the 2005–06 season, they played in the Isthmian League Division Two, but, as a result of the restructuring of non-league football, they now play in the Combined Counties Football League. The club suffered relegation from the league’s Premier Division in 2007/08, playing one season in Division One before gaining promotion back into the Premier division through the play-offs. Last season was also a tough one for Dorking which again saw them relegated from the Premier Division to Division 1 where we face them in tonights game. Coming off of the back of a 1-2 defeat to Sheerwater in the opening game of the season, Dorking will be looking to gain three points from todays game which promises to be an exciting affair.

Knaphill FC would like to extend a warm welcome to Dorking FC, their Management and Fans - Welcome to Redding Way.

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Aug 3 Farleigh Rovers CCL1 3pm 1-4 45 L Allen B Acton J McShane D Pitcher J Doble I Messenger D Hartlebury D Thorogood C Prendergast M Edwards D Powell Galbraith T Taylor P Ruggles S Kwenda

Aug 6 Dorking FC (CCL1) 7.30pm

Aug 10 South Kilburn (CCL1) 3pm

Aug 17 CB Hounslow United (CCL) 3pm

Aug 24 Sheerwater (CCL1) 3pm

Aug 31 Staines Lammas (CCL1) 3pm

Sep 7 Badshot Lea (FAVR1) 3pm

Sep 14 Worcester Park (CCL1) 3pm

Sep 21 Spelthorne Sports (CCL1) 3pm

Sep 28 AFC Croydon Athletic (CCL1) 3pm

Oct 1 Badshot Lea (CRRPCC) 7.30pm

Oct 5 AFC Croydon Athletic (DIV1C) 3pm

Oct 12 Banstead Athletic (CCL1) 3pm

Oct 26 Cobham (CCL1) 3pm

Nov 2 Sandhurst Town (CCL1) 3pm

Nov 9 South Kilburn (CCL1) 3pm

Nov 16 Eversleigh & California (CCL1) 3pm

Nov 23 Farleigh Rovers (CCL1) 3pm

Nov 30 AFC Croydon Athletic (CCL1) 3pm

Dec 7 Epsom Athletic (CCL1) 3pm

Dec 14 Sheerwater (CCL1) 3pm

Dec 21 Wprcester Park (CCL1) 3pm

Dec 28 Eversleigh & California (CCL1) 3pm

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Jan 11 Staines Lammas (CCL1) 3pm

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Good evening everyone.

The Reserves have been training hard and are looking forward to their season starting on the Saturday 17th August at home to North Greenford, kick off 3pm.

The biggest change off the field has been the recruitment of Lee Mason from Westfield as my Assistant Manager. Lee has a lot to offer the club and I know will make a success of his role. There will be another addition shortly to the management structure and I will notify you in due course. In reality I’m just trying to catch up with Ruggs who has about 20 assistants!! The chairman is already worried about the cost of extending the home dugout so everyone can sit down!!

Also we have now played three games all being really good workouts. At this stage results aren’t important, it’s always good to win but our concentration has been to give everyone a good run out and see who best suits the way we want to play this season. So far we have beaten Molesey 3-2 and Sheerwater 4-1 and then lost to Merrow 4-1. The last game was hugely beneficial to our young squad as Merrow came with an experienced squad many of whom have played at Combined Counties level for many years. We still have one more game before the season starts against Raynes Park Vale at Bisley, 3pm kick off.

Lastly I wish Ruggs and his team all the best in tonight’s game. They had a great start Saturday away to Farleigh and long may it continue.

Come on you Knappers.

Dave

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Epsom & Ewell v Westfield

Farnham Town v Cove

Hanworth Villa v Frimley Green

Hartley Wintney v Badshot Lea

Horley Town v Colliers Wood United

Molesey v Bedfont Sports

Raynes Park Vale v Windsor

Division One

Bedfont & Feltham v Epsom Athletic

Knaphill v Dorking

Sandhurst Town v Staines Lammas

Division OneBedfont & Feltham v Epsom Athletic

Knaphill v Dorking

Sandhurst Town v Staines Lammas

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Mole Valley SCR v Wembley

Saturday August 10thPremier DivisionAsh United v Bedfont Sports

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Farnham Town v Colliers Wood United

Hanworth Villa v Westfield

Hartley Wintney v Frimley Green

Horley Town v Wembley

Mole Valley SCR v Epsom & Ewell

Molesey v Badshot Lea

Raynes Park Vale v Cove

Windsor v South Park

Division OneBanstead Athletic v Spelthorne Sports

Bedfont & Feltham v Cobham

Dorking v CB Hounslow United

Eversley & California v Worcester Park

Farleigh Rovers v Staines Lammas

Knaphill v South Kilburn

Sandhurst Town v AFC Croydon Athletic

Sheerwater v Epsom Athletic

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Spelthorne Sports 1 1 0 0 4 0 4 3 0Worcester Park 1 1 0 0 4 0 4 3 0Knaphill 1 1 0 0 4 1 3 3 0South Kilburn 1 1 0 0 3 1 2 3 0Staines Lammas 1 1 0 0 3 1 2 3 0Bedfont & Feltham 1 1 0 0 2 0 2 3 0Banstead Athletic 1 1 0 0 2 1 1 3 0Sheerwater 1 1 0 0 2 1 1 3 0CB Hounslow United 1 0 0 1 1 2 -1 0 0Dorking 1 0 0 1 1 2 -1 0 0Epsom Athletic 1 0 0 1 1 3 -2 0 0Eversley & California 1 0 0 1 1 3 -2 0 0AFC Croydon Athletic 1 0 0 1 0 2 -2 0 0Farleigh Rovers 1 0 0 1 1 4 -3 0 0Cobham 1 0 0 1 0 4 -4 0 0Sandhurst Town 1 0 0 1 0 4 -4 0 0

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nexT ReseRve TeAM nexT hOMe MATChSaturday 10th August v Raynes Park Vale Reserves, 3pm KO (Pre Season Friendly) at Bisley FC, Lion Sports Park.

nexT yOUTh TeAM nexT hOMe MATCh Thursday 15th August v Bedfont Sports, 6.30pm KO (Pre Season Friendly) at The Wilderness, Molesey.

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2013/2014 season southern youth Football leaague (West Division) P W D L F A Pts

Cove 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Farnham Town 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Fleet Spurs 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Godalming Town 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Guildford City 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Hartley Wintney 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Knaphill 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Shalford 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Westfield 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Pre season Results11th July Knaphill 5 - 1 Westside 16th July Knaphill 6 - 1 Molesey22nd July Knaphill 7 - 1 Walton & Hersham29th July Knaphill 2 - 2 Met Police

The Southern Youth League’s season doesn’t start for another 3 weeks, but now is a good time to look forward to see how the Young Knappers are shaping up for the upcoming campaign.

Manager Gary Taylor has been working hard to attract talented youngsters to the Knaphill cause. He has also retained the experienced former semi-pro Mark Dawber as Assistant Manager and highly rated young coach Alex Lumley. The pleasing part of last season was to see so many youngsters make their senior debuts for the Firsts & Reserves, as well as U18 captain Jonny Coats securing the SYL Player of then Season award along with the Club’s Player’s Player award.

Pre-season friendlies have seen convincing wins against Westside (5-1), long time rivals Molesey (6-1) and Walton & Hersham (7-1) and a hard fought 2-2 with the highly rated Metropolitan Police U18’s. With two further friendlies against Ascot United and Bedfont Sports still to come, the youngster should hit the ground running looking to start the season on a winning note and the prize of a first time 1st Qualifying Round FA Youth Cup away tie against either Sussex side Lancing or long time rivals Molesey. Gary also took along young sides (U16’s) to the Molesey & Meadow Sports Tournaments this summer and walked away with the titles at both.

There are faces from last year such as striker Tony Kozakis who has scored 5 goals in pre-season and Knaphill’s Golden Boot Winner from last year Mekhail McLaughlin who has scored 4 pre-season. Nico Aquino, Cameron Bose, Alfie Fairhall, Robert Litchfield, Kallum Parker-Andrew & Scott James have all played parts of varying degrees last season and will this year all play significant roles with the team.

New faces to look for include two new keepers, Alex Kozakis (Tony’s younger brother) and Fraser McCambridge-Heal who are both 16 years old. Other new names include Louis Ali, attacking left back Jack Halligan, Oliver Hudson, Rhys King, Ben Littlemore, Bradley Mulhall, Dan Qureshi &

Nathan Williams. There are a few old faces still to make their decisions as to where they will be playing this season and Gary hopes to have these players signed up shortly.

As of yet the fixtures for the SYL are yet to be released, but for the first time since the formation of the Youth team there will not be the issue of having to play a number of away games first as the restrictions on the floodlights have now been lifted. This will allow a much more balanced feel to the season and allow for the new players to get a run at Redding Way as soon as possible. The club prides itself on being able to offer some of the best facilities locally and this has led to the link up with local junior club Woking Cougars. The Cougars finish at 17 years old and the opportunity to have young local players coming up through the ranks is something the Knaphill is very proud to pursue.

The 2013/14 season also offers the opportunity to play our local rivals Westfield at U18 level as they have moved divisions within the SYL to provide an opportunity for local bragging rights. After last years 5th place finish, the team has a challenge to improve on that and also last year’s disappointment in not reaching the Grant-McLellan Cup Final for the first time in three years. Looking at the pre-season games so far, Knaphill’s supporters will have a lot to be excited about when watching the U18’s.

Nick

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Conor CloseMidfield

Pitchside Advertising BannerThousands of people visit our ground every season - From £160

Official Website AdvertsOver 300 unique visitors every day - From £45

Matchday Programme AdvertsOur award winning programme sells more than 1,000 copies every season. Adverts From £50

White Package1 pitch side banner in the White Zone. 1x 1/4 page advert in the matchday programme. 2 complimentary match tickets per month. Company name on our website sponsors page. From £225

Black Package1 pitch side banner in the Black Zone. 1x 1/2 page advert in the matchday programme. 2 complimentary match tickets per month. Company name on our website sponsors page.

Red Package2 pitch side banners in the Red Zone. 1x 1/2 page advert in the matchday programme. 4 complimentary match tickets per month. Company name on our website sponsors page. Clubhouse membership.

Platinum Package2 pitch side banners in the Black Zone. 1 x full page advert in the matchday programme. 4 complimentary match tickets per month. Company name on our website sponsors page. Clubhouse membership. From £300

Kit SponsorshipYou could be the shirt sponsor for our First team, Reserves or Youth Team. Home and Away Kits are available and this would give you massive exposure to local and national audiences. Prices available upon request.

Stand sponsorshipYou or your company name will be used as the name of the stand with a sign displaying the stand sponsor. £500

Matchday Sponsor£180 on a per match basis (Full benefit details available on request).

Match Ball Sponsor£50 on a per match basis. (Full benefit details available on request).

Business Services AdvertisingYou can advertise your company name, telephone number, email and website etc, plus a one line bio detailing what you do in our award winning matchday programme. £25

THIS SEASON IS GOING TO BE BIG

BE PART OF IT Email us: [email protected] wwwknaphillfootballclub.co.uk

KNAPHIllFCAdvertising & Sponsorship Opportunities 2013/2014

HOW TO GET INVOlVED

Contact David Freeman or Lisa Harding for more details & information on our other sponsorship opportunties.

TODAys TeAMs

sUPORT yOUR lOCAl TeAM sUPPORT KnAPhill FC

1. Lee Allen2. Ben Acton3. Timmy Taylor4. Max Galbraith5. Jamie Doble (C)6. Ian Messenger7. Danny Hartlebury8. Dan Thorogood9. Matt Powell10. Craig Prendergast11. Josh Watkins12. Joe McShane13. Kevin Knights14. Shepherd Kwenda15. Emen Udaw16. Dean Pitcher17. Connor Close18. Matt Exdwards19. Josh Young20. Phil Ruggles

1. Richard Wetton 2. Luke Milner3. William Ainsworth 4. James Rabbets5. David Tremayne 6. Ross Shoefield 7. Nathan Oliver8. Mitchell O’connor 9. Arron Gayle 10. Jimmy Brazil11. George Coffey12. Paul Gough13. Zachary Powell14. Mike Richardson 15. Louis Chin16. Courtney Crooks17. James Duke18. Luke Fontana19. Michael Fowler20. Stuart Padgett21. Jamie-Lee Carley22. Steve Hurd23. Gecco Navalta24. James Phillips25. Gary Puckett26. Charlie West

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Assistant Referees: Kevin Leggett, Rachel Marlow

next home Game:Knaphill v South Kilburn Saturday 10th August Redding Way, KO 3pm

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