Sunday 8th April brought persistent rain and the opportunity for The Stones Ladies to play on their home pitch

for the first time this year. The Ladies were looking for revenge over their opponents having been beaten by them 3 - 0 away in their previous match.

Manager Gary Harling was able to put out a strong side with Laura Kaminski making her debut in midfield. The Ladies made a strong start with some good attacking play and managed to make sure most of the game was being played in the opposition half. The opening goal for The Stones came when Amy Murphy picked up the ball outside the box and fired it over their keeper into the top corner. The Stones continued to dominate, with our defence comfortably dealing with the few opposition attacks, and didn’t take long to double the lead through Rosie Watts with almost a replica of the first goal. More chances fell to Catia who hit the crossbar, Laura, Rosie and Storm had shots

saved. Half time 2 - 0.The manager gave his half time team talk

and sent the team out to “get the next goal and then the other team’s heads will drop”. It didn’t take long for the next goal but it wasn’t from The Stones. A through ball found the opposition striker through on goal and she slotted it past Courtney into the far corner. Fortunately the Ladies didn’t let that set back upset their rhythm and continued to create chances of their own. Our third goal came through a flowing passing move which eventually found Harlee with the ball on the left side of the opposition penalty area from where she curled the ball in with her right foot. The final goal arrived when Storm was played through and rounded the keeper before tapping in to complete a fine Stones performance and a valuable three points.

Full time 4 - 1 to The Stones Ladies. Player of the match Laura Kaminski.

Words - Keith Robinson (Assistant Manager)

WEALDSTONE LADIES WEALDSTONE LADIES 4 SOUTH LONDON WOMEN 1 IT’S GOOD TO BE HOME AGAIN

WEALDSTONE v CHIPPENHAM TOWNFAN IN THE STAND

the 1973 FA cup final and seeing Bob Stokoe jumping around at the final whistle.And most memorable Weald-stone game, and moment? Plenty to choose from, the pick has to be v Stafford Rangers March 1988. Never seen so much water on a pitch. 2-0 down at half time and being overrun, supporters were fearing a repeat of the 0 - 6 drubbing handed out by Barnet 10 days earlier. Cue half time substitute Samson Olaleye. A carthorse of a player if ever there was one but always gave his all. Three balls lobbed over the top, each one stick-ing to the mud-pie surface and belted in by Sammy. Won 4-2!CONTINUED OVERPAGE

‘I had no interest in football until I happened to rent a flat behind the Elmslie End. I came to a game and that was it.. I was hooked!’

Any disadvan-tages? None.

How do you fit watching football,

and Wealdstone, into your family/working life? My boys, Leo and Lucas, are also Stones followers so match days are sort of family days out.How big a part of your life is the game? I’d say quite signifi-cant as, if like many supporters, you were to add up the time spent on matchdays, looking at the forums / internet and general football chat at home and work, it amounts to a large part of any free time.Most memorable game/s you’ve EVER seen? Difficult one this. As a teenager probably

Whereabouts do you live? In Luton, since 1989.Are you working (and where?) I work full time in an office in Luton Town centre.First Stones game at-tended? 28th December 1987 v Boston United in the Conference. What or who persuaded you to become a Stones fan? I’d never shown much interest in football, but by chance I rented a first floor flat in Hamilton Road overlooking Lower Mead from the Elmslie End on the ground. I watched a few games from the kitchen window before deciding to pay my £3.50. Got hooked.Do you follow any other team? Not football - but I support Rye House Rockets (Speedway pre-miership) from April to October.Do you prefer lower-League football? Definitely, changing ends and standing a must.

It’sDavid Werin

AUSSIE RULES David has dual nationality having lived and worked as a geologist in Australia... and so too do his boys. Yes they didgeridoo!

WEALDSTONE v CHIPPENHAM TOWNFAN IN THE STAND

in a nice seaside town. Great celebrations at the end with a debut rendition of “We are the Stones”Best stadium you’ve EVER visited? The Suncorp in Bris-bane, escalators and padded seats!Where do you like to stand (or sit) at the Vale? Couch Corner and at the back of the BullaWhat are your expectations for the Stones for this sea-son? I was expecting a top 7 fin-ish so somewhat disappointed.How does the current pro-gramme compare with others you see? At our level it’s the best, and has been since it was 50p.What has been the most read-able/least readable Fan in the Stand so far? Everyone has a story to tell and most are inter-esting. Least readable - without question this one. If you’ve read this far serious questions need to be asked. Either that or the game is not up to much.What do you think of the Stones online presence (videos, twitter, facebook etc)? You are asking the wrong person, I struggle with all things computing and mobile comms!What’s your Wealdstone claim to fame, or interesting fact?

I Don’t have any famous Stones connection. I did

once lined up against Sebastian Coe in a mile race.And finally....Where do you think the club will be in five years? Physically, still at the Vale. Playing wise, hopefully at least in the National South playoffs but ideally at level five.

remember too much about

his defending abilities but scored

a fair few penalties and freekicks. Chris Walton – Classy and cool headed. Glen Little – Made things happen and brought team mates into the game. Always in space with time to pick the pass.Tony Lynch – Always beat his man and quick over 3 yards (at most). Got crosses into the box. Scored goals from impossible positions / angles but could never seem to score the simple ones? Steve Brown – classy and unassuming, scored some nice goals too. Alan Cordice – only saw him in his second spell with the Stones so can only imagine his early 80’s performances. Subtle player with exemplary behaviour on the pitch. Jermaine Beckford – great ability and speed.Who’s your favourite all-time Wealdstone player? I don’t do favourites. So long as a player puts in the effort & does their best.Best away trips to watch foot-ball? Anywhere on the coast at the start or end of the season. Torquay away opening day of next season please.What was your highlight of last season? Southport – very open game in a decent stadium

OLE, OLE OLE OLE Samson Olaleye (on the ground) hooks the ball into the net at the Elmslie End in 1988 against Fareham. Another of David’s favouritesAlan Risk watches the ball go in

Many memorable moments, possibly the pick would be Ev La Ronde’s last minute winner in the Trophy at Bromley.Have you ever played the game yourself and most memorable moments? No, never, I was brought up playing Rugby in Wales and continued playing as an adult in Australia. I would have been a lousy footballer.Any suggestions to improve your Stones - watching experi-ence at the Vale? There’s been great improvements with the new stands at both ends of the Vale. Would be nice if the Wells stand was replaced with something in keeping with our aspirations with provision for wheelchair access and viewing.Favourite current Wealdstone line-up? North; Right back? …mmm? Oshodi; Wilson; Okimo; Green; Cox; Sellers; Monakana; Pratt; Bubb.Favourite all-time Stones line-up? Darren Williams – great stopper and commanded his area. Marvin McCoy – very quick and saved us with some last ditch tackles on many occasions.Paul Bowgett – Proper centre half. Alan Risk – as above – reliable. Mark Harrison – can’t

My wife and I have very different approaches to curry. She’ll spoon her

Pilau, Jalfrezi, Bombay Aloo and Sag Paneer onto a plate and then spend the next five minutes mixing these colour-ful components into a single, uniform curry experience. I, by contrast, will afford these food-stuffs the individual respect they so clearly deserve by giving them their own exclu-sive dish-space. Thus I get to choose from any of umpteen different taste and texture combinations with each visit to the plate rather than the same mono-textured mouthful. But hey, each to their own.

Wait, please don’t turn the page just yet! Let me quickly tie the above to a footballing theme - specifically, how our enjoyment of the beautiful

game can be so significantly affected by the stadium in which we experience it.

My premise is that it doesn’t matter how grand the view, how plush the seat or how de-lightful the pre and post match experience is if you’re forced to watch the match in a bland and featureless stadium. When your ground is one that suffers from a fixed architectural style from stand to humdrum stand then yours will forever be a tarnished football experience no matter how fantastic the fare on the field.

There’s naan so blind…Yes, you say - but why the curry? Because visual variety is the spice of footballing life. As the architect Sir Terry Far-rell says, the best and most satisfying built environments

are often not the most pains-takingly planned, but those that organically coalesce into a vibrant whole. Look at all the elements that combine to make up The Vale! It’s a magnificent menu of the architecturally mundane - but the end result is a veritable feast of contrasts. Just as the Bombay Aloo complements the Chicken Shaslik next to it, so too does the bulk shipping container housing our WFC megastore sit in gloriously unlikely repose aside the social club stand. Just as the golden hue of a Tarka Dall emphasises the deep green of a neighbouring Sag Paneer, so the Gun Turret helps pick out the character-ful cosiness of Couch Corner. We’ve none of yer serried rows of bore-fest bucket seats here, God no - and we’re much the better off because of it.

Aloo are ya?You can blame the new Tot-tenham ground for my thinking on this. I’ve followed that project pretty closely, the result of one part personal and two parts professional interest. Doubtless Chelsea fans, set to experience their own total stadium do-over in a year or two’s time, are also intrigued at what’s going on.

And, to be clear, it looks

Food for thought: the magnificent messiness of our home, The Vale

The column for Wealdstone fans to air their views on the wonderful world of football. (Email us to have your say.)

WORLD of BALL

A curry

great. I’m impressed by the single tier bank of 17,000 fans, that fans will be seated closer to the action than anywhere else, and that the stadium has been designed to with acoustic properties that will ensure the best of atmospheres. If at all possible I’ll go to check it out. But therein lies the point - I’ll almost certainly go just the once, then likely never again. (Unless, you know, FA Cup 3rd Round Proper…)

It was the same with The Emirates. I watched it go up with interest, went when it opened, and I enjoyed my visit. But I couldn’t imagine anything more stultifying than paying to sit in the same seat, in that same stadium, week in and week out. That goes for literally anywhere: Wembley, the Es-tadio de Luz, Celtic Park, you name it. The very thought of watching from the same place, game after game, is more prison sentence than premier entertainment for me.

Paneer we goAfter our Trophy semi here a few weeks back, someone tweeted about the gloriously

ramshackle nature of Grosve-nor Vale. Something along the lines of a football ground not having to be an architectural tour de force for it to do its job. I’d go further: The more lived-in, unpredictable and ungainly the stadium the better.

Sure, good sight lines are crucial. And all grounds should be designed for sensible en-trance and exit. But the ability to choose entirely different match day experiences just by moving another fifty metres along the terrace is literally game-changing. St.Albans City used to be That Club With The Tree On Its Terrace. The tree’s long gone, but it seems they’ve been seduced into a project that will yield the non-league equivalent of an Emirates with three identi-stands and one slightly larger one. Good luck with that, Saints - but I’ll take the steady accretion of things-that-don’t-look-like-they-should-be-next-to-other-things any day of the week.

Korma have a goSteve Foster’s photos offer further evidence of why this variety matters. The quality of

his home game pictures isn’t just down to the man’s mastery of the lens; it’s helped by the constant changes in scenery offered up by the Vale’s in-numerable backdrops. From Bulla to main stand, gun turret to dead fox corner, it’s change after change as the action ad-vances up and down the pitch. Hell, we’re even lucky enough to have two entirely different away stands at the same end.

I know that much of what we have here at The Vale would prove impractical to maintain at even a single tier further up the football pyramid. I know, too, that the club is rightly ambi-tious for the future. All I ask is that anything we do eventually build, however impressive it might finally be, looks just as jarringly out of place against whatever it’s next to as every-thing else.

Viva ramshackle! Forza higgledy-piggledy! Judge us not by our uniformly coloured seats but by the content of our stadium’s character. Long live our home, the marvellously messy Vale and all who enter it! Oh yes, and finally - see you next season.

TODAY’S WORDS BY MARTIN READ

The Vale

MATCH Sponsors

• Four admission tickets, each with a seat in the directors’ area of the main stand• Four match day programmes• Full hospitality prior, during (half time) and after the match in the board room • You or your organisation’s name featured prominently here in the programme• You or your organisation’s name announced over the PA to the crowd• You or your organisation’s name featuring prominently on the club website leading up to the game• A meeting with the manager post match• A memento of your special day.• Your nomination of the ‘man of the match’ announced over the PA at full time.• Your picture taken in the boardroom with your chosen man of the match.

What better way to celebrate an occasion or advertise your company’s support of Wealdstone? Our comprehensive match day sponsorship involves you or your company in every aspect of the match. To find out more, contact club president Paul Rumens paulrumens59@gmail.com, (07710 929692) or Peter Worby (07967 698370). Specific requests can be negotiated, and prices start from £295 +VAT for four guests. Matchday partner packages are available from £59 per person, and tailor-made packages from five up to 30 persons are available on request.

HERE’S WHAT MATCH SPONSORS GET:

CONCORD RANGERSVANARAMA NATIONAL LEAGUE SOUTHSaturday, 5th August

FULHAMVANARAMA NATIONAL LEAGUE SOUTHSaturday, 8th July

HAVANT & WATERLOOVILLEVANARAMA NATIONAL LEAGUE SOUTHMonday, 14th August

BOGNOR REGIS TOWNVANARAMA NATIONAL LEAGUE SOUTHSaturday, 9th September

POOLE TOWNVANARAMA NATIONAL LEAGUE SOUTHMonday, 11th September

CHELMSFORD CITYVANARAMA NATIONAL LEAGUE SOUTHSaturday, 19th August

HEMEL HEMPSTEAD TOWNVANARAMA NATIONAL LEAGUE SOUTHMonday, 28th August

WHITEHAWKVANARAMA NATIONAL LEAGUE SOUTHSaturday, 7th October

In Memory of Karl Schmitt

Ray Corner & Pete Carter

David Leigh

Dominic Whyley

Douglas John West

In Memory of Naomi Benveniste

IanStapleton

Dedicated to the Bartlett Family& in Memory of Roy Bartlett

Harrow Sales& Marketing

Wealdstone FC Supporters Club

Half Way Line Tea Bar

Miriam Goodman

HUNGERFORD TOWNVANARAMA NATIONAL LEAGUE SOUTHSaturday, 11th November

TRURO CITYVANARAMA NATIONAL LEAGUE SOUTHSaturday, 21st October

FAVERSHAM TOWNFA CUP 2ND QUALIFYING ROUNDSaturday, 16th September

BRAINTREE TOWNVANARAMA NATIONAL LEAGUE SOUTHSaturday, 2nd December

Martin &Syl Allen

In memory ofDerek Reader

In memory ofJohn Jones

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EAST THURROCK UNITEDVANARAMA NATIONAL LEAGUE SOUTHSaturday, 31st March

WELLING UNITEDVANARAMA NATIONAL LEAGUE SOUTHMonday, 5th March

BRACKLEY TOWNBUILDBASE FA TROPHY SEMI FINALSaturday, 24th March

DARTFORDVANARAMA NATIONAL LEAGUE SOUTHSaturday, 17th February

OXFORD CITYVANARAMA NATIONAL LEAGUE SOUTHSaturday, 3rd March

BATH CITYVANARAMA NATIONAL LEAGUE SOUTHSaturday, 7th April

CHIPPENHAM TOWNVANARAMA NATIONAL LEAGUE SOUTHSaturday, 21st April

WESTON-SUPER-MAREVANARAMA NATIONAL LEAGUE SOUTHSaturday, 27th January

WARRINGTON TOWNBUILDBASE FA TROPHY 3RD ROUNDSaturday, 3rd February

GLOUCESTER CITYVANARAMA NATIONAL LEAGUE SOUTHMonday, 5th February

HAMPTON & RICHMONDVANARAMA NATIONAL LEAGUE SOUTHMonday, 1st January

HEREFORDBUILDBASE FA TROPHY 2ND ROUNDSaturday, 13th January

EASTBOURNE BOROUGHVANARAMA NATIONAL LEAGUE SOUTHMonday, 26th March

MATCH SPONSORS 2017 / 2018

ST ALBANS CITYVANARAMA NATIONAL LEAGUE SOUTHSaturday, 23rd December

WINGATE & FINCHLEYFA TROPHY 1ST ROUNDSaturday, 16th December

MartinSeacombe

In memory of PeterAllan Lawrence Ransley

In Memory ofDarren Hooker

Wealdstone Ladies Team

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People for Print

Preston Manor Century Boys

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In Memory of Steve Pegg

Ryemead Cleaning Ray Corner& Peter Carter

The Guild

Evolution Sports Trading

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Tony Platt

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Ryemead Cleaning

Daniel Wicks

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Torben Prestwich – For all the volunteers at WFC

Mark Lloyd – inmemory of Ian Spicer ProKit UK

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MCC = Middlesex Charity Cup= Goal= Penalty= 1st Player Substituted= 1st Substitute Used

FIXTURES & RESULTS | SEASON 2017 / 2018

FRIENDLY RESULTS 2017/2018

July 4 Bedfont Sports (a) W 2-1 Eisa 2 July 8 Fulham (h) W 1-0 KearneyJuly 11 Slough Town (a) D 2-2 Fitchett, HarwoodJuly 15 Watford (h) 1-0 EisaJuly 18 Maidenhead Utd (h) 1-1 GreenJuly 22 Reading (h) W 6-1 Benyon 2 (1pen), Eisa 2, Hippolyte-Patrick, AnastasiouJuly 29 Hitchin Town (a) W 4-2 Eisa, Tiryaki, Green, Fitchett

25 Hampton & Richmond MSCF 0-1 481 — North Oshodi Okimo Harwood Hill Brown Whichelow Cox Benyon Fitchett Wellard Godfrey Hunt Anastasiou Hunt

5 CONCORD RANGERS NLS 2-1 752 8 North Oshodi Okimo Green Hill Brown Wellars Cox Benyon Fitchett Eisa Hippolyte-Patrick Godfrey Osei-Bonsu Hunt Kearney8 St.Albans City NLS 1-2 654 13 North Oshodi Okimo Ijaha Hill Brown Hippolyte-Patrick Cox Benyon Green Eisa Fitchett Godfrey Wellard Hunt Osei-Bonsu12 Gloucester City NLS 2-2 403 13 North Oshodi Okimo Ijaha Hill Brown Hippolyte-Patrick Cox Benyon Green Eisa Fitchett Godfrey Wellard Hunt Osei-Bonsu14 HAVANT & WATERLOOVILLE NLS 0-1 922 14 North Oshodi Okimo Green Hill Brown Hippolyte-Patrick Cox Benyon Fitchett Eisa Godrey Osei-Bonsu Wellard Ijaha Kearney19 CHELMSFORD CITY NLS 0-2 908 18 North Oshodi Okimo Green Pollock Brown Hippolyte-Patrick Cox Benyon Fitchett Eisa Godfrey Wellard Whichelow Kearney Constable 26 Eastbourne Borough NLS 1-1 631 18 North Oshodi Okimo Pollock Brown Wellard Hippolyte-Patrick Cox Benyon Green Eisa Fitchett Whicelow Godfrey Ijaha Constable28 HEMEL HEMPSTEAD TOWN NLS 1-1 966 18 North Oshodi Brown Pollock Hill Okimo Hippolyte-Patrick Green Benyon Fitchett Eisa Whichelow Wellard Godfrey Sellers Constable

2 East Thurrock United NLS 1-1 411 18 North Oshodi Brown Hill Day Whichelow Wellard Okimo Fitchett Green Hippolyte-Patrick Mohamed Benyon Godfrey Osei Sellars5 Weston-super-Mare NLS 1-5 416 20 North Oshodi Brown Hill Day Wellard Whichelow Okimo Fitchett Ngamvoulou Mohammad Benyon Sellers O’Brien Green Godfrey9 BOGNOR REGIS TOWN NLS 3-0 845 18 North Oshodi Sellers Brown Day Wellard Whichelow Okimo Fitchett Green Eisa Hill O’Brien Godfrey Osei Ngamvoulou11 POOLE TOWN NLS 4-1 807 14 North Oshodi Sellers Hill Day Wellard Whichelow Okimo Fitchett Green Eisa Benyon O’Brien Godfrey Osei Ngamvoulou16 FAVERSHAM TOWN FAC2Q 4-0 414 14 North Oshodi Sellers Hill Day Wellard Whichelow Okimo Fitchett Green O’Brien Benyon Eisa Ngamvoulou Williams Constable23 Bath City NLS 0-0 645 18 North Oshodi Sellers Brown Day Wellard Whichelow Okimo Fitchett Green Eisa Benyon Williams O’Brien Cox Ngamvoulou30 Burgess Hill Town FAC3Q 0-1 590 20 North Cox Okimo Brown Day Wellard Ngamvoulou Williams Benyon Green Eisa Fitchett O’Brien Hippolyte-Patrick Hill Godfrey

7 WHITEHAWK NLS 2-1 953 14 North Wilson Sellers Hill Day Williams Hippolyte-Patrick Okimo Fitchett Green O’Brien Goodger Wellard Ngamvoulou Eisa Brown14 Chippenham Town NLS 0-0 723 12 North Wilson Sellers Hill Day Williams Cox Okimo Fitchett Green Hippolyte-Patrick Goodger Eisa Brown Ngamvoulou Wellard21 TRURO CITY NLS 2-1 817 11 North Oshodi Sellers Wilson Day Cox Whichelow Okimo Hippolyte-Patrick Green Eisa Goodger Fitchett Wellard Brown Hill28 Welling United NLS 2-1 666 11 North Oshodi Sellers Olomowewe Day Cox Sellers Okimo Hippolyte-Patrick Green Eisa Goodger Hill Whichelow Fitchett Ngamvoulou

7 HAYES & YEADING UTD MSC2 3-0 169 11 North Oshodi Sellers Olomowewe Day Williams Whichelow Okimo Okojie Green Eisa Tiryaki Brown C Ngamvoulou Fitchett O’Brien11 HUNGERFORD TOWN NLS 1-0 1,021 11 North Oshodi Sellers Olomowewe Day Cox Williams Okimo Okojie Green Eisa Goodger Fitchett Brown Hippolyte-Patrick Whichelow18 Oxford City NLS 2-3 349 10 North Oshodi Sellers Olomowewe Day Wellard Hippolyte-Patrick Okimo Tiryaki Green Eisa Goodger Fitchett Brown Williams Whichelow 21 Dartford NLS 3-3 669 11 North Oshodi Sellers Olomowewe Day Cox Williams Okimo Tiryaki Green Eisa Goodger Fitchett Ngamvoulou Brown Whichelow 25 CHELMSFORD CITY FAT3Q 1-1 520 11 North Oshodi Sellers Brown Olomowewe Cox Williams Okimo Tiryaki Green Eisa Goodger Wellard Whichelow Wilson Hippolyte-Patrick29 Chelmsford City FAT3QR 2-1 TBA 11 North Oshodi Brown Olomowewe Day Cox Sellers Okimo Tiryaki Green Eisa Goodger Fitchett Williams Wellard Whichelow 2 BRAINTREE TOWN NLS 3-1 861 11 North Olomowewe Brown Wilson Day Williams Sellers Okimo Fitchett Green Eisa Goodger Benyon Wellard Hippolyte-Patrick Whichelow9 Concord Rangers NLS 1-3 287 11 North Oshodi Brown Olomowewe Day Williams Hippolyte-Patrick Okimo Fitchett Green Eisa Goodger Wellard Cox Ngamvoulou Benyon16 WINGATE & FINCHLEY FAT1 1-0 371 11 North Oshodi Brown Wilson Day Wellard Sellers Cox Goodger Green Eisa Benyon Olomowewe Hippolyte-Patrick Fitchett Ngamvoulou23 ST ALBANS CITY NLS 1-3 911 12 North Oshodi Brown Wilson Day Cox Sellers Okimo Pratt Green Eisa Goodger Ngamvoulou Fitchett Wellard Olomowewe26 Hampton & Richmond NLS 1-1 817 13 North Oshodi Sellers Olomowewe Brown Cox Ngamvoulou Okimo Pratt Green Eisa Goodger Wellard Day Wilson Fitchett

1 HAMPTON & RICHMOND NLS 0-3 929 13 North Oshodi Sellers Olomowewe Day Cox Ngamvoulou Okimo Pratt Green Eisa Goodger Wilson Johnson-Schuster Whichelow Fitchett 13 HEREFORD FAT2 1-0 909 13 North Olomowewe Okimo Wilson Oshodi Cox Whichelow Wellard Fitchett Green Eisa Goodger Tiryaki Day O’Brien Sellers16 HAMPTON & RICHMOND MSCQF 1-0 172 13 North Johnson-Schuster Okimo Oshodi Gayle Cox Artwell Wellard Pratt Green Allen Goodger Bonfield Olomowewe Day Tiryaki20 Bognor Regis Town NLS 3-0 706 13 North Johnson-Schuster Okimo Oshodi Gayle Cox Whichelow Wellard Pratt Green Eisa Tiryaki Allen Fitchett Artwell Olomowewe27 WESTON-SUPER-MARE NLS 2-1 760 11 North Johnson-Schuster Okimo Gayle Oshodi Cox Allen Whichelow Pratt Green Eisa Tiryaki Wilson Fitchett Olomowewe Goodger

3 WARRINGTON TOWN FAT3 2-1 601 12 North Olomowewe Okimo Wilson Oshodi Wellard Whichelow Cox Tiryaki Green Artwell Goodger Day Sellers Fidgett Bonfield10 Truro City NLS 3-1 391 12 North Johnson-Schuster Gayle Oshodi Cox Whichelow Wellard Pratt Green Allen Goodger Wilson Fitchett Fitchett Sellers Otudeko13 STAINES TOWN MSCSF 3-3 (5-6 Pens) 12 North Johnson-Schuster Sellers Gayle Wilson Cox Allen Fitchett Pratt Green Otudeko Goodger Tiryaki Day Whichelow Artwell 17 DARTFORD NLS 1-2 1,002 12 North Ogle Okimo Gayle Oshodi Johnson-Schuster Fitchett Cox Pratt Green Allen Goodger Tiryaki Wilson Whichelow Bonfield19 GLOUCESTER CITY NLS 1-2 788 12 North Ogle Okimo Gayle Oshodi Cox Fitchett Wellard Pratt Green Otudeko Tiryaki Tiryaki Wilson Whichelow Day24 Billericay Town FATQF 5-2 1,823 12 North Ogle Okimo Wilson Oshodi Cox Whichelow Wellard Tiryaki Green Bubb Goodger Day Otudeko Fitchett Artwell 5 WELLING UNITED NLS 1-0 783 12 North Johnson-Schuster Okimo Gayle Wilson Cox Whichelow Wellard Tiryaki Green Bubb Pratt Allen Day Fitchett Kearney10 Braintree Town NLS 2-2 510 12 North Johnson-Schuster Okimo Gayle Day Cox Whichelow Wellard Pratt Green Bubb Tiryaki Fitchett Wilson Allen Sellers13 Havant & Waterlooville NLS 0-1 806 12 Constable Sheppard Sellers Oshodi Wilson Gayle Ngamvoulou Cox Tiryaki Pratt Fitchett Day Bubb Okimo Allen Ogle17 Brackley Town FATSF1 0-1 1,250 13 North Sheppard Sellers Oshodi Wilson Okimo Wellard Cox Tiryaki Green Bubb Fitchett Whichelow Olomowewe Ogle Constable24 BRACKLEY TOWN FATSF2 0-2 2,008 13 North Sheppard Sellers Wilson Oshodi Okimo Whichelow Cox Tiryaki Green Bubb Goodger Fitchett Wellard Olomowewe Constable26 EASTBOURNE BOROUGH NLS 2-3 751 14 North Sheppard Okimo Gayle Oshodi Wellard Nonokana Whichelow Pratt Green Fitchett Goodger Kearney Bubb Wilson Sellers

7 BATH CITY NLS 2-1 808 14 North Johnson-Schuster Okimo Olomowewe Wilson Sheppard Whichelow Cox Pratt Bubb Monakana Kearney Green Sellers Oshodi Fitchett9 Hungerford Town NLS 3-1 356 12 North Oshodi Sellers Wilson Okimo Sheppard Whichelow Cox Pratt Green Fitchett Bubb Monakana Gayle Wellard Kearney14 Poole Town NLS 1-2 442 12 North Oshodi Sellers Wilson Okimo Sheppard Whichelow Cox Pratt Green Monakana Wellard Fitchett Bubb Gayle O’Brien16 Chelmsford City NLS 0-3 695 12 North Oshodi Sellers Wilson Okimo Sheppard Wellard Cox Pratt Bubb Fitchett O’Brien Olomowewe Whichelow Monakana Johnson-Schuster19 Hemel Hempstead Town NLS --- --- — 21 CHIPPENHAM TOWN NLS --- --- — 23 EAST THURROCK UNITED NLS --- --- —26 OXFORD CITY NLS --- --- — 28 Whitehawk NLS --- --- —

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