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Tuesday 14 April // v Fisher FC

Lingfield Football ClubOfficial Matchday Programme

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TONIGHT’SMATCHESSCEFL PREMIER

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MATCHACTION

Despite a strong first half performance againstErith Town we couldn’t hold on as we slippedto a 2-0 defeat.

We started the game quite slowly but grew intoit as the first half went on, countering well andcoming close several times.

The second half almost started disastrously asErith rattled the post early on but we withheldthe pressure and came close ourselvesmoments later.

After exchanging shots for a while it wasunfortunately Erith who made thebreakthrough as they raced through andlooped the ball past Lewis Lockyer, who’d had aphenomenal first half.

We weren’t deterred though and we continuedplaying our game, passing the ball around andputting the visitors under pressure. However,our lack of a final ball punished us and Erithscored again with a tap in to make it 2-0.

Erith grew more confident and threw menforwards looking for a third but it would’veflattered them.

The final whistle blew at 2-0 and we had to feela little hard done by after such a greatperformance that we hope to take forwardsinto the following games.Sam Freebody



v Croydon FC // Saturday 28 March



33 League games undefeated then Phoenix Sports'superb record finally came tumbling down at hometo 10 man Ashford United and the title race goeson. Midway through the first half Danny Lye got hismarching orders and things looked bleak for Nuts& Bolts. Eight minutes into the second half andthings looked bleaker still as Yacine Gnahorescored for the League leaders. Nine minutes afterthat though things started to look a little brighterwhen Michael Phillips levelled the game from thepenalty spot. A draw was not what the visitors real-ly wanted and the sun came out for them when Ki-eron Byrne netted the winner with a minute left toplay. The next episode in the title saga will comeon Tuesday when Ashford host Sevenoaks Town ina game they must win because if they lose or drawthen Sports could win the title on Wednesdaywhen they go to Erith & Belvedere.Final Score: Phoenix 1-2 Ashford

Erith & Belvedere were helped by a SevenoaksTown own goal but still failed to win at GreatnessPark today. Mathematically they can still win thetitle but only if the top two lose every game andthey win all their remaining games. Joe Minterscored the opener for the Deres on the stroke ofhalf time but there was still time for Danny Powellto equalise before the ref blew for the break. ThatOG came in the 69th minute and the Deres just hadto hold on for the last 20 minutes but The Oaks'Tom Ridley had other ideas and he burst the Deresbubble with 12 minutes left on the clock.Final Score: Oaks 2-2 Deres

Fisher took the lead at home to Tunbridge Wellswhen Luke Haidarovic netted in the 5th minute. Nomore goal action until the second half when FemiAkinwande scored 5 minutes after the break for 2-0.Haidarvic had the last word when he scored with20 minutes left to play. The Wells stay in 4th placeand Fisher go into 15th.Final Score: Fish 3-0 TWells

Corinthian stay in 6th place and Holmesdale stay14th even though the Dalers won this encounter2-1 at Gay Dawn Farm. Tom Menditta scored the

only first half goal for Holmesdale after 24 minutesbut Michael Hagan grabbed the late equaliser just2 minutes before the end and it looked like a drawwas on the cards. However, Chris Wright scoredthe Dalers winner in time added at the end of thegame.Final Score: Hoops 1-2 Dalers

Cray Valley PM move up a place to 7th after beat-ing Lordswood at Badgers Sports Ground. AlwayneJones hit the lone goal with 20 minutes left to play.The Lords stay in 16th place.Final Score: Millers 1-0 Lords

Crowborough Athletic stay in 10th place despitewinning at home to Rochester United. Regan Payneput the Spartans in front on the stroke of half time.Sam Carrington's second half brace, on 66 and 75minutes, were enough to give the Crows the spoils.Spartans stay in 18th place.Final Score: Crows 2-1 Spartans.

Top form side Deal Town stay in 11th place evenafter winning at home to Lingfield. In fact the Lin-gers went ahead after 4 minutes when Jake Daviescored but Andy Miller levelled the game in the24th minute. Charlie Walsh gave the hosts a 2-1half time lead with his goal in the 34 minute. Sec-ond half goals from Rene Rivera (51) and ConnorCoyne (70) made certain of the win for Deal. TheLingers stay in 17th place.Final Score: Deal 4-1 Lingers

And finally, Erith Town take the bragging rights af-ter they beat Croydon at the Croydon Arena. DanWillis scored for the Dockers just after the half hourmark then Ben Mendele made it 0-2 three minuteslater. In the second half, Tristan Toney pulled oneback for the Trams but it was too little too late andthe Dockers take 3 very welcome points. However,with just 2 games to play and with 5 points tomake up this could also be too little too late.Final Score: Trams 1-2 Dockers

SCEFLREVIEW - APRIL 11



DATE OPPOSITION COMP. F-A ATT

9 AUG HOLMESDALE A SCEFL 1-8 29 OSCAR UDOFIA MWANZA ADJEI

12 AUG TUNBRIDGE WELLS A SCEFL 0-2 237 OSCAR UDOFIA MWANZA ALLEN

16 AUG CANTERBURY CITY A FA CUP 1-2 59 OSCAR UDOFIA MWANZA ALLEN

20 AUG CROYDON A SCEFL 3-2 52 HAMBLY ALLEN FRITH MWANZA

23 AUG CORINTHIAN A SCEFL 3-2 24 OSCAR UDOFIA FRITH MWANZA

6 SEPT ERITH & BELVEDERE A SCEFL 1-5 53 OSCAR UDOFIA FRITH MWANZA

9 SEPT CROWBOROUGH ATHLETIC A SCEFL 2-7 68 HAMBLY UDOFIA MWANZA DEAN

13 SEPT CANTERBURY CITY H SCEFL 2-3 45 HAMBLY UDOFIA FRITH MWANZA

16 SEPT SEVENOAKS TOWN H SCEFL 2-3 55 HAMBLY SMITH FRITH MWANZA

20 SEPT CRAY VALLEY PM A SCEFL 4-2 30 HAMBLY UDOFIA MWANZA DEAN

23 SEPT TUNBRIDGE WELLS H SCEFL 1-2 106 HAMBLY UDOFIA MWANZA ALLEN

27 SEPT ROCHESTER UNITED H SCEFL 6-5 50 HAMBLY UDOFIA MWANZA ALLEN

04 OCT COBHAM A FAV Q2 4-0 37 HAMBLY SMITH FRITH MWANZA

11 OCT LORDSWOOD A SCEFL 2-3 66 HAMBLY SMITH FRITH MWANZA

14 OCT GREENWICH BOROUGH H SCLC 1 2-6 64 HAMBLY UDOFIA MWANZA COAKLEY

18 OCT BECKENHAM TOWN H SCEFL 1-4 40 HAMPSON UDOFIA FRITH MWANZA

25 OCT CRAY VALLEY PM H SCEFL 3-2 35 HAMPSON UDOFIA FRITH DEAN

28 OCT ERITH TOWN A SCEFL 2-4 35 HAMPSON METAXAS MWANZA DEAN

01 NOV EPSOM & EWELL H FAV R1 5-1 HAMPSON UDOFIA FRITH DEAN 1

08 NOV PHOENIX SPORTS A SCEFL 1-6 46 HAMPSON UDOFIA FRITH DEAN

22 NOV CHESSINGTON & HOOK UNITED H FAV R2 5-1 HAMPSON UDOFIA JOHNSON DEAN

06 DEC COLLIERS WOOD UNITED A FAV R3 2-9 HAMPSON UDOFIA FRITH 1 MWANZA

10 JAN SEVENOAKS TOWN A SCEFL 2-6 60 HAMPSON UDOFIA MWANZA DEAN

17 JAN FISHER A SCEFL 2-1 102 LOCKYER HILLEN JOHNSON DEAN 2

28 JAN GREENWICH BOROUGH A SCEFL 1-3 84 LOCKYER HILLEN JOHNSON DEAN

14 FEB ROCHESTER UNITED A SCEFL 2-1 32 LOCKYER GOODLAKE JOHNSON DEAN

28 FEB CANTERBURY CITY A SCEFL 4-3 54 LOCKYER GOODLAKE JOHNSON DEAN

07 MAR ERITH TOWN H SCEFL 0-2 40 LOCKYER ALECSANDER JOHNSON DEAN

14 MAR DEAL TOWN H SCEFL 1-5 25 LOCKYER GOODLAKE JOHNSON DEAN

17 MAR LORDSWOOD H SCEFL 6-1 33 LOCKYER HILLEN JOHNSON DEAN

21 MAR WOODSTOCK SPORTS A SCEFL 1-1 30 LOCKYER HILLEN JOHNSON DEAN

24 MAR ASHFORD UNITED H SCEFL 0-7 68 LOCKYER HILLEN AFFLICK DEAN

28 MAR CROYDON H SCEFL 6-1 44 LOCKYER LEECH JOHNSON ALLEN

31 MAR CROWBOROUGH ATHLETIC H SCEFL 0-2 70 HAMPSON LEECH JOHNSON DEAN

03 APR ASHFORD UNITED A SCEFL 1-2 185 LOCKYER LEECH JOHNSON LANGRIDGE

06 APR CORINTHIAN H SCEFL 1-5 62 HAMPSON LEECH JOHNSON AMOS

11 APR DEAL TOWN A SCEFL 1-4 80 LOCKYER UDOFIA JOHNSON DAVEY 1

14 APR FISHER H SCEFL

18 APR WOODSTOCK SPORTS H SCEFL

21 APR ERITH & BELVEDERE H SCEFL

25 APR PHOENIX SPORTS H SCEFL

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USED SUBSITUTES

ALLEN SINTIM 1 FRITH GRAHAM QUAN KIERNAN J. O’HARA SHANNY, S. O’HARA, KUTSUWADA

KALAMA SINTIM FRITH QUAN WARREN S. O’HARA J. O’HARA AMOS, KUTSUWADA, SHANNY

KALAMA SINTIM FRITH QUAN S. O’HARA KIERNAN 1 J. O’HARA SHANNY, KUTSUWADA

KALAMA SINTIM J. O’HARA DAVEY QUAN KIERNAN 3 UDOFIA S. O’HARA, AMOS, OAKINS

KALAMA SINTIM J. O’HARA 1 DAVEY WARREN KIERNAN 1 S. O’HARA 1 KUTSUWADA

DEAN SINTIM J. O’HARA 1 QUAN WARREN KIERNAN S. O’HARA SHANNY, KUTSUWADA

KALAMA SINTIM J. O’HARA QUAN WARREN SHANNY S. O’HARA ALLEN, AFFLICK

SMITH SINTIM J. O’HARA 1 QUAN WARREN S. O’HARA AFFLICK 1 KUTSUWADA, AMOS, DEAN

DEAN 1 SINTIM 1 J. O’HARA QUAN WARREN MacDIARMID AFFLICK KUTSUWADA, S. O’HARA

SMITH SINTIM J. O’HARA 2 QUAN WARREN KUTSUWADA 1 DAVEY GRAHAM, AFFLICK, S. O’HARA

DEAN SINTIM J. O’HARA 1 QUAN WARREN KUTSUWADA DAVEY GRAHAM, SHALLOW

DEAN 2 SINTIM 1 J. O’HARA QUAN WARREN WILSON 2 GRAHAM WALLACE 1, SHALLOW

DEAN SINTIM 1 J. O’HARA 1 QUAN WARREN 1 WHEELER AMOS ALLEN, SHALLOW, AFFLICK 1

DEAN 1 SINTIM J. O’HARA QUAN WARREN SHALLOW WALLACE 1 AFFLICK, ALECSANDER

DEAN AFFLICK 1 J. O’HARA QUAN WHEELER SHALLOW 1 WALLACE SHANNY, SMITH, ALECSANDER

DEAN SINTIM J. O’HARA QUAN WARREN 1 ADJEI SHALLOW SMITH, WHEELER, EDWARDS

MWANZA SINTIM 1 J .O’HARA 1 QUAN WARREN ADAMS KIERNAN 1 SMITH, ROSE, SHALLOW

UDOFIA SINTIM 1 J. O’HARA QUAN WARREN WALLACE 1 WILSON COLIN, SHALLOW, WHEELER

MWANZA SINTIM 1 AMOS QUAN WARREN KIERNAN 3 WALLACE SHALLOW, JOHNSON, WILSON

MWANZA ALECSANDER ADAMS QUAN 1 WARREN OAKINS WALLACE LANGRIDGE, WHEELER, JOHNSON

MWANZA SINTIM FRITH 1 QUAN WARREN 1 AMOS WALLACE 2 GRAHAM, LANGRIDGE 1, WILSON

DEAN SINTIM 1 J .O’HARA QUAN WARREN KIERNAN WALLACE OAKINS, AMOS

KENDIRCI AJAYI JOHNSON QUAN WARREN AMOS WALLACE 1 ALECSANDER, DAVEY 1, SHALLOW

MWANZA AJAYI WALLACE QUAN WARREN KENDIRLI DAVEY UDOFIA, KUTSUWADA

MWANZA AJAYI WALLACE QUAN ROSE 1 KENDIRLI DAVEY AMOS, KUTSUWADA

MWANZA ALLEN WALLACE 1 QUAN WARREN KENDIRLI DAVEY 1 AJAYI, HILLEN, ALECSANDER

MWANZA ALLEN WALLACE QUAN 2 AJAYI 2 KENDIRLI DAVEY AMOS, ALECSANDER

LANGRIDGE ALLEN SHANNY CLEMENTS AJAYI KENDIRLI WARREN MWANZA, QUAN

MWANZA HILLEN CLEMENTS QUAN AJAYI KENDIRLI 1 WARREN AMOS

MWANZA CLEMENTS 1 GOODLAKE 2 QUAN SHANNY 2 KENDIRLI WARREN AMOS, LANGRIDGE

MWANZA CLEMENTS SHANNY 1 QUAN AJAYI KENDIRLI WARREN ALLEN

MWANZA CLEMENTS GOODLAKE QUAN WARREN KENDIRLI LANGRIDGE AMOS

MWANZA CLEMENTS 1 SHANNY 1 QUAN WARREN 1 KENDIRLI 3 WALLACE AJAYI, LANGRIDGE

MWANZA CLEMENTS SHANNY QUAN WARREN SINTIM WALLACE AJAYI

MWANZA SINTIM 1 ROSE QUAN WARREN KENDIRLI WALLACE AMOS, CLEMENTS

KUTSUWADA SINTIM CLEMENTS QUAN WARREN 1 KENDIRLI AJAYI LANGRIDGE

MWANZA SINTIM CLEMENTS QUAN WARREN KENDIRLI KUTSUWADA

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THE VISITORS

The Fish can trace their history back to 1908,when Michael Culliton, headmaster of the R.C.Dockhead School, Bermondsey and a Mr Nor-man Potter set up a club to provide sportingand recreational facilities for underprivilegedyouths aged 12 upwards. Based for a time inMitcham, the football club returned to its rootsand moved in to the Surrey Docks Stadium inRotherhithe in 1981. A period of success fol-lowed with a number of seasons in the topflight of non-league football, the Conference,and two appearances in the FA Cup 1st Round.

The good times didn’t last, and Fisher slippeddown the divisions. The 2000s saw success re-turn to the club, funded by a new owner, whomoved the team out of the Surrey Docks Stadi-um so that it could be redeveloped. The devel-opment never got off the ground butground-sharing at Dulwich Hamlet FC Fishermoved up through the leagues and reachedthe Conference South. The credit crunch sawthe owner hit financial difficulties, however,and at the High Court on 13 May 2009, FisherAthletic were wound up.

A meeting in Bermondsey in May 2009 saw agroup of supporters vow to continue the clubas a supporter-owned side. Fisher FC made

their debut in the Kent League in 2009-10. Theclub are continuing to pursue a return home toBermondsey with support from SouthwarkCouncil and Supporters Direct.

In July 2013, plans were announced to returnFisher to a site on Salter Road, just across theroad from the Surrey Docks Stadium, as part ofa wider development in the area. Planning per-mission was granted in May 2014, and subjectto successful funding applications the Fish hopeto finally move home during 2015.

Manager

Dean Harrison was appointed Fisher manager inDecember 2014, joining from Beckenham Townwhere he was assistant manager as they wonthe League Cup and Kent Senior Trophy in 2013-14. An experienced and very well-regardedcoach, Dean looks to play fast-paced attackingfootball. Dean is supported by coach Tom Roltand goalkeeper coach Jason Birchill.

Squad

Fisher youth team product, goalkeeper BillyHensman continues to suffer with injury prob-lems and is currently recovering from a shoulderoperation. Justin Lee holds down the numberone jersey at present while talented Rother-hithe-based youngster Charlie Payne providescover.

Experienced centre-half Dave Waters anchorsthe defence alongside talented youngster MikeAziaya. Also competing for a start is Obai Law-rence. At full-back, Jake McIntyre is a recent ar-rival following a spell at Phoenix while VictorBorode and Kieron Tarbie are both also in themix for selection. Kyle Demetrius is a further op-



tion at full-back while player-coach AaronSeales is also available.

Fisher have an abundance of riches in midfield,though captain and former Crewe and Wellingmidfielder Danny Maguire is currently recover-ing from knee surgery that has ended his sea-son. Dynamic and talented midfielderAl-Hassan Oshilaja looks to boss the middle ofthe park, and former Millwall trainee HassanJanneh also provides a strong physical pres-ence. Max Rothwell, previously with NorthernPremier League side Lancaster City, has beenused centrally recently though can also play ina wide role. Ali Musa is an experienced cam-paigner in the middle of the park, and new sign-ing Ikechi Eze is also available.

Youth team graduate Kieron Campbell has plen-ty of ball skills and a penchant for a spectacularlong range shot, having recently returned froma knee injury. In wide roles, Jordan provides

pace and trickery while Troy Abbey has re-turned from injury to first team contention thisseason. Youngster Kieran Scantlebury provides afurther wide option. Keanu Williams is anotheryoung player who can play on the wing or up-front.

Recent signing Luke Haidarovic is a former Dal-las-Fort Worth Tornadoes striker, having alsoplayed in Wales since returning to these shores.Bermondsey youngster Alfie Roche plays in acentral or wide role and is a consistent goalthreat. Striker Chas Davis has scored two goalsin his first three appearances, and both he andFrazer Bent are imposing physical presences upfront. Femi Akinwande is a recent signing forthe Fish, the pacey young striker and Rother-hithe native having come through the Dartfordacademy before signing for his local side.



FIXTURES &RESULTS

P W D L F A GD PTS1 Phoenix Sports 34 26 7 1 89 17 72 852 Ashford United 34 23 8 3 89 38 51 773 Erith & Belvedere 34 23 6 5 75 31 44 754 Tunbridge Wells 34 18 8 8 67 42 25 625 Greenwich Borough 32 18 6 8 70 42 28 606 Corinthian 35 19 1 15 77 63 14 587 Cray Valley PM 34 15 9 10 71 56 15 548 Beckenham Town 36 16 5 15 74 55 19 539 Sevenoaks Town 35 13 9 13 64 61 3 48

10 Crowborough Athletic 35 13 7 15 59 71 -12 4611 Deal Town 35 14 3 18 65 71 -6 4512 Woodstock Sports 35 12 6 17 38 55 -17 4213 Canterbury City 35 12 5 18 47 67 -20 4114 Holmesdale 36 11 6 19 73 87 -14 3915 Fisher 35 10 8 17 46 70 -24 3816 Lordswood 35 9 8 18 38 71 -33 3517 Lingfield 34 11 1 22 69 117 -48 3418 Rochester United 36 9 5 22 56 80 -24 3219 Croydon 36 9 5 22 35 67 -32 3220 Erith Town 36 7 7 22 42 83 -41 28

CROWBOROUGH ATH. 2-1 ROCHESTER UNITEDCROYDONT 1-2 ERITH TOWNDEAL TOWN 4-1 LINGFIELDFISHER 3-0 TUNBRIDGE WELLSPHOENIX SPORTS 1-2 ASHFORD UNITEDSEVENOAKS TOWN 2-2 ERITH & BELVEDEREWOODSTOCK SPORTS 1-1 BECKENHAM TOWN

TUESDAY 14 APRILSCEFL PREMIERASHFORD UNITED v SEVENOAKS TOWNGREENWICH BOROUGH v LORDSWOODLINGFIELD v FISHERTUNBRIDGE WELLS v CORINTHIAN

WEDNESDAY 15 APRILSCEFL PREMIERERITH & BELVEDERE v PHOENIX SPORTSWOODSTOCK SPORTS v CRAY VALLEY PM

THURSDAY 16 APRILSCEFL PREMIERGREENWICH BOROUGH v DEAL TOWN

MONDAY 6 APRILSCEFL PREMIERASHFORD UNITED 4-0 WOODSTOCK SPORTSBECKENHAM TOWN 2-2 FISHERCROWBOROUGH ATH. 1-1 PHOENIX SPORTSCROYDON 1-0 GREENWICH BOROUGHERITH TOWN 0-0 TUNBRIDGE WELLSHOLMESDALE 2-2 ERITH & BELVEDERELINGFIELD 1-5 CORINTHIANLORDSWOOD 1-2 DEAL TOWNROCHESTER UNITED 2-2 CANTERBURY CITY

SATURDAY 11 APRILSCEFL PREMIERCORINTHIAN 1-2 HOLMESDALECRAY VALLEY PM 1-0 LORDSWOOD

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