vs BEACONSFIELD

TOWN FC

Saturday 26 October 2019

FA Trophy First Qualifying Round

vs SPELTHORNE

SPORTS FC

Tuesday 29 October 2019

Surrey Senior Cup Preliminary Round

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Around the Club

Steve Perkins - Chairman

Dave Robson - Vice Chairman

Richard Hill - President

Michael Lawrence - Secretary

Darren Pasley - Fixtures Secretary

Peter Beale - Treasurer

Mick Powell - Facilities Manager

Neil Harding - Bar Manager

Kevin Putney - Facilities Supervisor

Neil Collins - Website & Programme Editor

Jim Ahmed - Commercial Manager

Rich Talbot - Marketing Manager

Pete Rumble - Youth Liaison Officer

Management & Backroom

Tony Reid - Club Manager

Martyn Lee - Assistant Manager

David Powell & Alex Lumley - Coaches

Stuart Baverstock - Goalkeeping Coach

Tiffany Weedon - Physio

Jim Lee - Kitman

Roger Steer - Director of Football

Dean Thomas - Head of Recruitment

Nick Ayling - Reserve Team Manager

Mark Long - Reserve Team Coach

Robbie Porter - Under 18s Team Manager

Westfield Football Club established 1953

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Vice Presidents

John Ellesley

Philip Arthur-Wosop

Peter Gales

Nobby Reynolds

Alan Evans

Brian Weston

John McIlhargy

John Ludlow

Mick Joseph

Doreen Cable

Michael Lawrence

Alan Morton

Graham Pope

Colin Rearden

Neil Harding

Pat Kelly

David Robson

Michael Robson

Martin Powell

Mark Pullen

Welcome to Woking Park

Everyone here at Westfield FC,

players, officials, supporters and

generous sponsors are delighted to

welcome you all to Saturday’s game in

the FA Trophy, and Tuesday night’s

tie in the Surrey Senior Cup.

A particularly warm welcome is

extended to our Match Officials and

all those who have travelled from

both Beaconsfield and Spelthorne for

our eighth and ninth home games of

the season. We hope you enjoy your

day, our facilities and hospitality, and

have a safe journey home.

Our visitors from Buckinghamshire are

having a difficult season at the foot of

the Southern Premier South, but

should still be respected for their

Step 3 status, and our desire to reach

the same level will, I’m sure, come

through this afternoon.

Our next home League game has

been a while coming, and looks to be

a great advert for the non-league

game as we entertain Tooting &

Mitcham in two weeks’ time (Nov

9th). Last year’s encounter saw

Westfield come back from an early

Tooting goal, to win 2-1 in the last 15

minutes, so please join us at Woking

Park for another exciting contest.

Enjoy the games,

Neil Collins

Programme Editor

To our volunteers, fans,

sponsors and everyone

who helps to support the

Club at each game -

WE THANK YOU ALL

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BetVictor Isthmian League South Central Roundup by Ian Townsend

Saturday 5 October - the last time Westfield played a League game! We’ve new leaders at the top of the South

Central Division, Hanwell Town

taking over at the summit after they

comfortable beat Chalfont St Peter whilst

Westfield fell to defeat at Barking.

Dwayne Duncan, Gareth Chendlik and

Jeremiah Miah scored for the Geordies in

a three-nil win, whilst a goal in each half

from Junior Dadson gave Barking the

points at Mayesbrook Park.

Harlow Town fell behind in two minutes

at Ashford Town, Dan brown with the

goal, but equalised five minutes later

through Oliver Gnadi and then completed

a smash and grab in the last minute when

Matthew Rush scored the winner. The

Hawks go fourth, and Bracknell Town are

fifth, a Nathan Minhas hat trick helping

the Robins to a four-two win over FC

Romania. Seb Bowerman got Bracknell’s

other goal whilst George Taban and Dinu

Barcari found the net for the Wolves.

Uxbridge climbed to seventh, early goals

from Mark Bitmead and Mahlondo Martin

enough to beat Chipstead, whilst

Waltham Abbey scored SIX at

Northwood. The Abbotts took a second

minute lead through Aron Gordon only

for Harry Lodovica to equalise a quarter

of an hour later. After the break, however,

it was one way traffic- Darrelle Russell,

Gordon again, Nathan Koranteng, Louis

Bowen and Leonne McKenzie finding the

net for the visitors, who climb to eighth.

Our other two matches were drawn. Andy

Ali gave Bedfont Sports the lead at

Marlow only for Kelvin Bossman to

equalise, whilst Hertford Town and South

Park couldn’t manage a goal between

them.

A series of articles by the author of the book ‘A History and Guide to

Football Programmes’ describing how programmes have changed

over a century-and-a-half of Association Football

Everybody’s Doing It in the 1920s

Programme issuing by clubs and associations became the norm in the 1920’s,

resulting from the example shown by those clubs whose pre-Great War programmes

had proved to be good sellers, and significant profit makers. Another reason for the

explosion of issues was the widespread provision of “Half Time Scoreboards” around

football grounds.

In the days before radio coverage and teletext, football crowds had to rely on the

“half times” from other grounds being displayed on enormous fixed boards (either

at the back of the terracing or at the trackside), to ascertain how rivals were faring.

The only means of deciphering the mixture of letters and numbers was to refer to

the coded list of fixtures printed in the match programme. In

this way, the programme had evolved from being a means of

identification of players to being a vehicle for even more

spectator information.

Part of the sudden upsurge in programme production was the

virtual doubling of the size of the Football League in the early

1920’s, by the formation of Division 3 North and the transfer

of clubs from the Southern League to form Division 3 South.

Thus we have the first regular issue of programmes from

Rochdale in 1922/23, Halifax Town in 1921/22 and such long

forgotten ex-League clubs as Wigan Borough and Stalybridge

Celtic (both 1921/22) and Nelson (1924/25). Of clubs to join

the League in subsequent years, York City issued an 8-page

programme in 1924/25 in the Midland League, and Torquay

United first issued (starting with FA Cup ties) in 1923/24.

Chelsea, host club of the 1920, 1921, and 1922 FA Cup Finals, set a fine example by

publishing the first truly official, and substantial, FA Cup Final programmes.

Featuring classical sketches by Bernhard Hugh on the cover, these were 24, 20 and

8-page programmes respectively, the last bearing a very close resemblance to the

standard Chelsea programme of the inter-war years.

The 1920’s was the decade in which football programme production became the

norm throughout the Football League, and for all major non-league clubs, and it

was also the era in which programmes adopted the format we associate with them

today. Henceforth, match programmes would be multi-page, stapled, liberally filled

with advertisements and including as a minimum; team selections, fixtures/results,

league tables, half-time scoreboard and editorial.

For more information and advice on programmes and programme collecting, please visit www.pmfc.co.uk.

Last Sunday’s front page of The Non-League Paper was going to be about the first round proper

of the FA Cup. About the excitement of the upcoming draw at Maldon & Tiptree as Non-League

clubs eagerly awaited those life-changing ties to come out of the hat – and what a draw it turned

out to be.

It was going to be about those clubs daring to dream. Isthmian Premier club Carshalton Athletic

after they upset National League side Dagenham & Redbridge. Or Nantwich Town, who beat

National League North high-fliers King’s Lynn Town. Then there was the story of Kingstonian

beating higher league opposition in Dartford. There was also the drama at Potters Bar Town, who

scored an equaliser against neighbours Barnet in the 11th minute of stoppage time to set up a

replay. And there was the excitement of goalkeeper Alan Julian heading an injury-time equaliser

at Sutton United to keep Billericay Town’s FA Cup dream alive.

The front page was supposed to carry pictures capturing all the emotion of this great competition

on another action-packed day in Non-League football.

Instead, for the second time in a month, it carried a story about allegations of racism. Once again,

the ugly side of society has reared its head in Non-League, and English, football.

On the back of the shameful scenes in Bulgaria when England players were racially abused and

the game was twice suspended, Haringey Borough walked off the pitch following alleged racism

towards goalkeeper Valery Douglas Pajetat. Two men, aged 23 and 26, have since been arrested

on suspicion of racially-aggravated common assault. The incident came in the 65th minute

following a Yeovil penalty where he claims he was spat at and verbally abused by fans. The match

didn’t restart and was abandoned. Boss Tom Loizou also said defender Coby Rowe was targeted.

English football was appalled when the men’s senior team was on the end of horrific abuse and

there have been calls for strong action against Bulgaria and their authorities. We are equally

appalled at these allegations.

FA chairman Greg Clarke spoke in the immediate aftermath of the Bulgaria game. He rightly

pointed out that we must also look at the game in this country because there are issues that

clearly need addressing. There is no hiding from that fact. The conversation must include what we

are doing about our game.

It’s four weeks since allegations were made during the National League game between Hartlepool

United and Dover Athletic. Dover players Inih Effiong and Ricky Modeste were subjected to racist

abuse and gestures. Pools players heard it and were upset at what they saw coming from some of

their home fans. While they considered walking off the pitch, in the end the game was played to a

conclusion.

Hartlepool were rightly praised for their response to the situation and it looks like Yeovil have

reacted in a similar way. Boss Darren Sarll says they stand alongside Haringey and the club say

they will be cooperating with the investigation which The FA say is ongoing. The tie is to be

replayed on Tuesday, October 29.

If proven, the two supporters should never watch a game of football in this country again. Of

course, 99.9 per cent of Yeovil fans will be ashamed of what has allegedly happened. Hopefully

anyone who has seen or heard anything comes forward to ensure the investigation can be as

thorough as is needed.

As we’ve said before, we all have a responsibility to drive this abhorrent behaviour out of our

game and out of our society.

No footballer, no person, should be attacked just because of their skin colour.

In a high-profile competition, Haringey’s actions will be seen far and wide. Hopefully this can be

a stepping stone towards a better future. Their stand is to be applauded. In times gone past, the

incident may not have come to light until after the game.

By stopping an FA Cup game in its tracks, the message will be louder. Racists are not welcome in

our football grounds at any level. Only then can we get back to talking about the football.

NLP column by Matt Badcock

www.westfield-fc.com

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Velocity (League) Trophy Group 5

Tues 10 Sep FC Romania 7.45pm

Tues 24 Sep Hanwell Town 7.45pm

Tues 8 Oct Chalfont St Peter 7.45pm

Tues 22 Oct Bracknell Town 7.45pm

Tues 5 Nov Marlow 7.45pm

Surrey Senior Cup Preliminary Round

Tues 29 Oct Spelthorne Sports 7.45pm

Chipstead FAC

Beaconsfield Town FAT

Tues Nov 26

Though formed as recently as the summer

of 2017 the roots of Beaconsfield Town FC

stem from Beaconsfield SYCOB which

was founded in 1994 following a merger

between Beaconsfield United and Slough

Youth Centre Old Boys (hence the

“SYCOB” in the Clubs name).

United dated back to 1921 and were

hemselves a coming together of two local

teams whilst Slough Youth Centre formed

their first football team in 1938. With

Slough Youth Centre Old Boys unable to

progress due to a lack of ground

provisions and United themselves

struggling on and off the field at the time

the decision was taken to amalgamate the

two clubs and so Beaconsfield SYCOB

was born.

Initially playing in the London Spartan

Premier Division, and with Fred Deanus as

Chairman, Beaconsfield SYCOB chalked

up a series of Top Five finishes before

finally winning the league in 2000 / 01

under the guidance of Simon Delahunty.

However they were refused promotion to

the Isthmian League due to some harsh

technicalities over the terms of their lease.

A further three seasons were spent in the

Spartan South Midlands Premier Division

before Beaconsfield SYCOB again won

the league in 2003 / 04 and this time

gained promotion to the Southern

Football League (Division One East).

The Rams made solid progress in their

early years at Step 4 and over three

seasons played in three different leagues –

Division 1 East, Division 1 West and finally

Division 1 South & West from where they

were relegated in 2006 / 07. However the

appointment of ex-player Jamie Jarvis,

ably assisted by Peter Scott and with Bob

Breen as Chairman, saw The Rams not

only win the Spartan South Midlands

Premier Division at the first attempt but

also win the Berks & Bucks FA Senior

Trophy and the Premier Division League

Cup, a fantastic treble of silverware.

Promoted to Division 1 South & West, the

club finished a highly creditable fourth

place and made the Play Offs before

losing out to AFC Totton. Moving to the

Southern League Midland Division for

2009 / 10 and with Fred Deanus returning

as Chairman, Beaconsfield SYCOB then

went through a succession of managers,

players, highs and lows until finishing in

bottom place in 2010 / 11. Only a reprieve

and a league restructure saved The Rams

from the drop but since then they have

gone on to over achieve for a club of its

size. Under the guidance of Byron Walton

they finished fifth in the 2011-12 season

and lost out in the Play Off Final to

Bedworth United.

Welcome to our visitors

FA Trophy Record as STCOB

2004-05 Boreham Wood Preliminary Round Lost 0-1 Home

2005-06 Bromsgrove Rov First Qualifying Lost 2-3 Away

2006-07 Bracknell Town Preliminary Round Lost 0-2 Away

2008-09 Fleet Town Preliminary Round Lost 1-3 Away

2009-10 Aylesbury United Preliminary Round Won 2-1 Home

Bashley First Qualifying Lost 1-4 Home

2010-11 Swindon Superm First Qualifying Lost 2-4 Away

2011-12 Bideford Preliminary Round Lost 0-2 Away

2012-13 Poole Town Preliminary Round Drew 0-0 Home

Poole Town Replay Lost 1-3 Away

2013-14 Shortwood United Preliminary Round Lost 1-3 Away

2014-15 Faversham Town Preliminary Round Lost 0-4 Home

2015-16 Chalfont St Peter Preliminary Round Lost 0-3 Away

2016-17 Burgess Hill Town Preliminary Round Lost 1-5 Away

FA Trophy Record as Beaconsfield Town

2017-18 Barking First Qualifying Won 0-2 Away

Taunton Town Second Qualifying Drew 1-1 Away

Taunton Town Replay Drew 1-1 Home

(Lost 4-5 on pens)

2018-19 Kempston Rovers First Qualifying Drew 1-1 Away

Kempston Rovers Replay Won 3-1 Home

Aveley Second Qualifying Won 2-1 Away

Leiston Third Qualifying Won 3-1 Home

Leyton Orient First Round Lost 0-4 Away

The following season and with James

Pritchard at the helm they again finished

fifth but lost out to Rugby Town in a Play

Off Semi-Final though the season did

finish with some silverware following a

fine win over Chesham United in the Berks

& Bucks FA Senior Cup.

2013-14 saw Gary Meakin take over as

manager just five days before the start of

the season and with only five players on

the clubs books – to finish 8th and reach

the Quarter Finals of the League Cup was

a fine achievement as was a runner up

spot in the Berks & Bucks FA Senior Cup,

Chesham United gaining revenge for

defeat twelve months earlier.

The 2014-15 season saw a partnership with

the FAB Academy who provided the bulk

of the teams players under the

stewardship of Andy Hurley and Nas

Bashir. That partnership continued into

2015-16 season with Geoff Warner as

manager as The Rams finished in a re-

spectable ninth place whilst the 2016-17

season saw them under the joint

stewardship of Andy Hurley and Leigh

Wooldridge and ended with a 16th place

league finish though a run to the Fourth

Qualifying Round of the F.A. Cup was a

“Best Ever” for SYCOB.

The 2017-18 season saw the return of Gary

Meakin as the first manager of the newly

named Beaconsfield Town, with Chris

Coyle as Chairman. The Rams had virtually

a whole new team and, helped by an

amazing away record, they kept in touch

with the League pacesetters to finally gain

top spot on the last day of the season and

claim the Evo-Stik League South, East

title. Competing at Level 3 for the first

time in their history in the newly formed

Evo-Stik League South Premier South

division, The Rams achieved a highly

credible 12th place finish as well as

reaching the First Round of the F.A.

Trophy for the first time in their history,

losing out to eventual finalists Leyton

Orient. The new season sees the club

expanding with the formation of an

Academy side as well as an Under 18 team

as The Rams look to build for the future

both on and off the pitch.

Myles Bowman – Goalkeeper

Age: 19 Previous Clubs: Cove / Hadley / QPR

Young and promising keeper who’s had loan experience with Torquay. Joined The

Rams in August 2019 making his debut against Weston Super Mare.

Borja Loeches Teixeira – Goalkeeper

Age: 30 Previous Clubs: Met Police / Northwood / Walton & Hersham

Hailing from Spain, Borja is an experienced keeper and has played for quite a

few clubs in his native Madrid.

Mayowa Balogun – Defender

Age: 23 Previous Clubs: Edgware Town / Hendon / Kings Langley / Bedford Town

A former full time scholar at Wigan Athletic, Mayowa joined The Rams in the summer

of 2018 and won Manager Gary Meakin’s Player Of The Season award. He is a qualified

football coach.

Sean Fraser – Defender

Age: 28 Previous Clubs: Falkirk / Coventry City /Marlow / Slough Town

Sean is on a dual registration from National League South Slough Town for whom he

has made over 300 appearances. Had a short loan spell with The Rams last season.

Luke Neville – Defender

Age: 25 Previous Clubs: Staines Town / Egham Town

A PE Teacher, Luke made over 100 appearances for Egham before joining Beacons-

field in the summer of 2017. Has now played over a century of games for The Rams

and is Vice Captain of the team.

Alex Nolan – Defender

Age: 24 Previous Clubs: Chalfont St. Peter / Egham Town / Northwood

Alex joined The Rams towards the end of last season, making his debut in the away

victory at Dorchester Town. Signed from neighbours Chalfont St. Peter.

Ryan Parsons – Defender

Age: 35 Previous Clubs: Hemel Hempstead Town / Harrow Borough / Slough Town /

Egham Town / Bracknell Town A former youth player with Wycombe Wanderers Ryan

is a highly experienced defender who enjoyed promotion success with Slough Town

and joins from Bracknell Town. A carpenter by trade which proved very handy in The

Rams recent refurbishment of their dressing rooms!

James Taylor - Defender

Age: 20 Previous Clubs: Hayes & Yeading United / Maidenhead United / Bedfont

Sports Highly rated young defender who is back for his third spell with The Rams.

Reece Yorke – Defender

Age: 28 Previous Clubs: Met Police / Burnham / Egham Town / Slough Town / North-

wood / Wealdstone

A former England Schoolboys international and briefly a professional with Barnet,

Reece rejoined The Rams from Egham Town in December 2017 having previously

played for SYCOB back in 2013. He has formed a strong partnership with Luke Neville.

Jordan Ajanlekoko – Midfield

Age: 25 Previous Clubs: Wycombe Wanderers (Youth) / Chelsea (Youth) / Burnham /

Egham Town

Fans favourite ‘AJ’ always gives 100% commitment to the club both on and off the

field. Won two successive Young Player Of The Year awards during a previous

stint with SYCOB and is fast approaching 100 appearances for Beaconsfield T.

Wes Daly – Midfield

Age: 35 Previous Clubs: QPR / Raith Rovers / Bromley / AFC Wimbledon / Maiden-

head United / Boreham Wood / Basingstoke Town / Hemel Hempstead Town/ Egham

Club Captain and a former professional with both QPR and Raith Rovers,

Wes also played a major part in AFC Wimbledon’s rise up the Non

League ladder. Has played well over 500 senior games and is a natural

leader for The Rams.

Luke Heneghan – Midfield

Age: 26 Previous Clubs: Chalfont St Peter / Uxbridge / Northwood /

Kempston Rovers / Chesham United

A summer signing from neighbours Chesham United, Luke is an attacking midfielder

who contributes a fair amount of goals and assists.

James McCluskey – Midfield

Age: 27 Previous Clubs: Northwood / Hanwell Town / Cockfosters

James previously played for The Rams in 2013 having joined from Northwood. A

former youth player at Brentford he has rejoined Beaconsfield for the start of the

2019/20 season.

Bajram Pashaj – Midfield

Age: 25 Previous Clubs: Staines Town / Egham Town / Harrow Borough

Kosovo born Baj joined The Rams in the December 2017 and previously played under

manager Gary Meakin at Egham Town. A fast, pacey, attacking midfielder Baj had his

season curtailed last year through injury but is now fully focused on re-establishing

himself in The Rams team.

Ademola Shokunbi – Midfield

Age: 21 Previous Clubs: Reading U21 / Billericay Town

Ade made a Man Of The Match debut for The Rams in the August 2019 defeat at

Weston Super Mare. A graduate of the Reading youth teams he also has National

League South experience with Billericay Town.

Lucas Sinclair – Midfield

Age: 19 Previous Clubs: Burnham

Highly rated youngster who has joined from neighbours Burnham.

Louis Stead – Midfield

Age: 24 Previous Clubs: Chalfont St Peter / Egham Town / Northwood / North

Greenford United / Hampton & Richmond Borough

Louis won last season Supporters Player and Players Player of the Year awards and

has rejoined The Rams after starting the season at National League South Hampton

& Richmond Borough.

Jon-Jo Bates – Forward

Age: 28 Previous Clubs: Chesham United / Uxbridge / Burnham / Northwood /

Maidenhead United

A former professional at Dagenham & Redbridge, Jon-Jo initially played for SYCOB

back in 2013 / 14 and rejoined The Rams in December 2018. Played over 250 senior

games so far in his career.

Mihai-Andrei Chirac – Forward

Age: 16 Previous Clubs: U18

Mihai-Andrei is the first of the newly established Town U18 side to make the

step up to the First Team. Made his debut against Harrow Bor in League Cup.

Kane Guy-Seifert – Forward

Age: 18 Previous Clubs: College

Highly rated local youngster who has joined The Rams

after impressing in the pre-season games.

Shawnikki Clement-Peter – Forward

Age: 21 Previous Clubs: Whyteleafe / Hillingdon

Borough / Broadfields United

A former professional with Crystal Palace, Shawn

joined The Rams in the summer of 2019 from Spartan South Midlands side

Broadfields United.

Brendan Matthew – Forward

Age: 25 Previous Clubs: AFC Wimbledon (Youth) / Fulham (Youth) / Egham Town

Brendan played over 200 games and scored over 100 goals for Egham Town before

moving to Holloways Park at the start of the 2018/19 season. Was top scorer with

18 goals and will be looking to better that total this season.

Tyrell Mitford – Forward

Age: 22 Previous Clubs: Winchester City / Ange If (Sweden) / Kings Langley /

Bognor Regis Town

Tyrell came through the Youth ranks at QPR and is the brother of former Rams

striker Tre. Joined Beaconsfield in September 2019 from Bognor Regis Town.

Dean Morgan – Forward

Age: 35 Previous Clubs: Colchester United / Luton / Southend United / Leyton

Orient / MK Dons / Aldershot Town / Wycombe Wanderers / Chesterfield / Oxford

United

A full international with Montserrat, Dean has played over 400 professional games

including 57 for neighbours Wycombe Wanderers. A new, experienced addition to

Gary Meakin’s squad.

Gary Meakin – Manager

Age: 35

Previous Clubs Managed: Hillingdon Borough /

Northwood / Wingate & Finchley / Beaconsfield

SYCOB / Burnham / Egham Town

Gary played for the likes of Hendon, Doncaster Rovers,

Northwood and Telford United before injury put paid to

his playing career. In his first spell at SYCOB he led the

club to a runners up spot in the Berks & Bucks Cup as

well as a highly respectable eighth place in the league.

In a brief second spell he led the club away from the

relegation zone before moving onto Egham Town where

he achieved consecutive Play Off places. Installed as the

first manager of Beaconsfield Town he led The Rams to

the Evo-Stik League South, East title in 2017/18 and a

highly respectable 12th place in the Premier South in

2018/19, the club’s highest ever placing.

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Date Round Home Score Away Att

08/10/2019 Prelim South Park 2-1 Redhill 54

15/10/2019 Prelim Tooting & Mitcham 1-2 Frimley Green 68

15/10/2019 Prelim Chertsey 4-0 Carshalton Athletic 126

22/10/2019 Prelim Leatherhead 5-2 Camberley Town 131

22/10/2019 Prelim Molesey 3-3 Croydon

23/10/2019 Prelim Sheerwater Egham

24/10/2019 Prelim Banstead Athletic Walton Casuals

29/10/2019 Prelim Westfield Spelthorne Sports

16/10/2019 1st Kingstonian 5-1 Knaphill 120

28/11/2019 1st Sutton Common R Winner tonight

The first Surrey Senior Cup was started in 1882, when the

Surrey County Football Association's had it's very first

meeting as an organisation.

The current champions of the competition are Met

Police who beat Tooting & Mitcham 2-0 in the 2018/19

final. This was Met Police's third Specavers Senior Cup

Trophy in the club's history, further asserting themselves

as a club to be reckoned with in this competition.

Historically, the most successful club in the competition

are Dulwich Hamlet of South London, who have won the

competition 16 times.

Although the most successful club, Hamlet haven't

appeared in a Specsavers Surrey Senior Cup Final for over

40 years, with the club going on to withdraw their dual-

affiliation due to budgetary reasons after the 2008/09

season. This makes Sutton United the club who currently

complete the most successful, having won it 15 times, and

are hot on the tail to become the record holders.

Specsavers Surrey Senior Cup Proudly Sponsored By Specsavers

2019-20 competition so far...

All ties must be played on or

before 28th November 2019

Westfield first entered the Surrey

Senior Cup in 1963-64 losing at

home 4-0 to Croydon Amateurs.

Last season they left the SSC in

the First Round, losing to

Whyteleafe by a single penalty

goal scored by Bradley Wilson.

Their best finish (as far as records

available) appears to be reaching

the Fourth Round in 2001-02,

losing 2-0 at Sutton United,

having beaten Cobham and

Egham Town in earlier rounds.

Spelthorne Sports’ recent record in the Surrey Senior Cup

2018-19 Prelim Round Cobham A 1-1 (2-4 on pens)

2017-18 1st Round Chertsey Town A 2-1

2nd Round South Park H 0-4

2016-17, 2015-16 and 2014-15 not entered

Spelthorne Sports Football Club, nicknamed The Spelly, was formed in 1922. The

team won the Surrey Elite Intermediate League in the 2010–11 season, gaining

promotion to Division One of the Combined Counties League. As well as winning

the Surrey Elite Intermediate League title in 2011, the club also won the League

Challenge Cup, beating Ripley F.C. in the final.

In 2013–14 The Spelly won the Middlesex FA Intermediate Cup, beating Middlesex

County Premier side Cricklewood Wanderers 3–0 in the Final. Second half goals

from Robert Smith (2), and Lee Staples ensured the victory. The match played at

North Greenford United on 26 March 2014. On 16 April 2014, Spelthorne Sports

were crowned Combined Counties Division One Champions with a 2–1 win away to

Epsom Athletic. They lifted the trophy 3 days later following an emphatic 7–0 win

at home to local rivals Staines Lammas. The Spelly also won the RPM Records

Division One Challenge Cup against Staines Lammas at Windsor FC on 5 May 2014.

A single second-half Lee Staples goal was enough to make sure The Spelly lifted

the trophy, winning the league and cup treble in the process.

The team went on a phenomenal 46 game unbeaten run in all competitions that

season, beating teams in cup competitions from higher divisions such as Frimley

Green, Staines Town (on pens), Walton Casuals, Wembley, and Epsom & Ewell

(on pens). That unbeaten run finally came to an end on 7 May 2014 when they

played Combined Counties Premier Division side Hanworth Villa in the Southern

Combination Cup Final, losing 1–0. The game was played at home and marked the

club's first ever game under the newly installed floodlights. The lads then suffered

their second defeat of the season to the same opposition when the sides met

again 3 days later in the Cherry Red Records Premier Challenge Cup Final, again

losing 1–0.

The 2013–14 season was extremely successful for Spelthorne Sports. Winning two

cup finals, and finishing runners-up in another two cup finals. However the biggest

achievement by far was winning the league without losing a single game in the

process. Winning 22, drawing 8, losing 0, scoring 92, and conceding 23.

In the 2018–19 FA Vase, Spelthorne Sports were drawn against de facto reserve

side AFC Spelthorne Sports, winning 4–1.

Welcome to our visitors

SPELTHORNE SPORTS FC

The Isthmian Football League strongly

supports the FA statement that there should be a

zero tolerance approach against racism and all forms

of discrimination. Accordingly any form of discrimina-

tory abuse whether it be based on race or ethnicity,

sexual orientation, gender, faith, age, ability or any

other form of abuse will be reported to The Football

Association for action by that Association.

Ground Regulations All persons entering the ground and facilities of Westfield FC are subject to the following regulations

Definition - in these regulations "The Club" shall mean Westfield Football Club

1. The Club reserve the right to eject any person who is considered by the Club to have acted on the Club

premises in, but not exclusively to, any of the following ways:

A. Using obscene or abusive language or persistently swearing

B. Using terms of abuse, whether racial or otherwise

C. Making or inciting abusive or vulgar gestures and/or taunts directed at players, officials or oppo-

sition supporters

D. Being drunk or under the influence of alcohol or drugs

E. Entering the field of play at any time either before, during or after the course of the game

F. Behaving in a manner likely to bring either the Club or the game into disrepute

G. Behaving in a manner which interferes with the comfort, enjoyment or safety of other spectators

The Club may, at its absolute discretion, bar from entry any person prosecuted or ejected under this rule for

such length of time as it sees fit. The Club also reserves the right to bar, as above, anyone guilty of such

behaviour at games involving the Club away from home.

2. Any such person barred from the ground/facilities shall not enter or attempt to enter the ground/

facilities during the term of any such bar and any person found on the Club premises or facilities during

such term may be prosecuted by the Club in the County Court for damages or trespass and/or injunction.

3. The consumption of intoxicating liquor is permitted only in the Clubhouse and the Boardroom.

4. No bottles, glasses or cans shall be brought into the ground/facilities and the police and Club officials

shall have the right at their absolute discretion to search any spectator at any time and confiscate any such

items covered in this regulation.

5. The climbing of balcony railings, stands, lighting structures or any other building in the ground is strictly

forbidden.

6. All persons entering the ground/facilities do so at their own risk.

7. Refund of cash admission charges paid will not be made under any circumstances. The right of admission

is reserved and may be refused without reason given.

8. Any person barred under these regulations has the right of appeal to the Club Committee. Such appeal

to be made in writing to the Club Secretary within fourteen days of the notification of such bar.

9. Visiting players and officials will become temporary members for the day.

10. Paying spectators will become temporary members for the day.

Surrey Senior League

Champions : 1972–73, 1973–74

Parthenon League

Runners-up : 1962–63

Combined Counties Premier League

Runners-up : 2016-17 Winners: 2017-18

Surrey Senior League Cup

Winners : 1971–72, 1972–73

Combined Counties League Cup

Runners up : 1989–90 Winners : 2016-17

Combined Counties Football Division One

Challenge Cup

Runners-up : 2011–12

Surrey Saturday Premier Cup

Runners-up : 2012-13

Surrey Saturday Junior Cup

Winners : 1954-55 Runners-up : 1955-56, 1957–58

Surrey Junior Charity Cup

Runners-up : 1954–55

Surrey Senior Cup best performance

Fourth round : 2002 vs Sutton Utd

FA Cup best performances

First qualifying round : 1973 vs Lion Sports (FA

Amateur Cup) and 2013 v Aylesbury Utd

FA Vase best performances

Fourth round : 2000–01 v Arlesey Town

Third round: 2017 vs Crowborough Athletic

Best attendances

325 vs Guernsey FC 20 Sep 2011

401 vs Frimley Green 7 May 2013

Westfield Football Club Westfield FC is an unincorporated association, operating as a

members club. Proud members of the Bostik Isthmian League.

Affiliated to the Surrey County FA and the English FA. established 1953

Manager: Tony REID

From:

Adam BAIGENT

Sonny BLACK

Max BLACKMORE

Carl BOWER

Harry CARTER

Dylan CASCOE

Jack DEAN

George FRITH

Laurence GIRARD

Benjamin HAMPTON

Gregory HAYDON

Ryan HEALY

Jake HILL

Sean McCORMACK

Julius MNGADI

Tinashe NKOMA

Anis NUUR

Anthony OAKS

Rhys RABESS

Gary ROSS (GK)

Jake RUMBLE

Elijah SIMPSON

Matt STEER (C)

Arsen UJKAJ

Aaron WATSON

Manager: Mark HARPER

From:

Henry POOLE (GK)

Jack GANNON (GK)

Sam REES

Jamie ROSS

Joe DYETT

Graham EDWARDS

Josh REMEDIOS

Jack WADMORE

Billy FROST

Sekani McCALMON

Chris MARTIN-THOMAS

Nathaniel MENSAH

Josh N YERO

Kelvin KOUADIO

Lewis FLATMAN

Louis PANMANEE-MAY

Sam BLAKEBROUGH

Coaches: Daren BULMAN

& Andrew VINEY

Manager: Gary MEAKIN

From:

Myles BOWMAN (GK)

Borja LOECHES (GK)

Mayowa BALOGUN

Sean FRASER

Luke NEVILLE

Alex NOLAN

Ryan PARSONS

James TAYLOR

Reece YORKE

Jordan AJANLEKOKO

Wes DALY (C)

Kane GUY-SEIFERT

Luke HENEGAN

James McCLUSKEY

Bajram PASHAJ

Ademola SHOKUNBI

Lucas SINCLAIR

Louis STEAD

Jon-Jo BATES

Mihai-Andrei CHIRIAC

Shawnikki CLEMENT-PETER

Brendan MATTHEW

Tyrell MITFORD

Dean MORGAN

Westfield FC - Woking

@westfield_fc

westfieldwokingfc

Westfield Football Club Woking

www.westfield-fc.com

Welcome to today’s officials

vs Beaconsfield Town FC

Referee Mr Lawrence TORZ-BROWN

Assistants Mr Tolga INANC

& Mr Peter GEORGIOU

vs Spelthorne Sports FC

Referee Mr Harrison BLAIR

Assistants Mr Philip JONES

& Mr Calum EDGCOMBE

County Official: Mr Bryan CROUCHER

Our next home game

Saturday 9 November 3pm

BetVictor South Central

vs Tooting & Mitcham Utd