STRFC vs CORBY TOWN FC - FA CUP PRELIMINARY ROUND - Replay Tuesday 24th August 2021 KO 7:45pm
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STRFC vs CORBY TOWN FC
FA CUP PRELIMINARY ROUND - Replay
Tuesday 24th August 2021 KO 7:45pm
WELCOME TO JULIUS MARTIN LANE
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Malcolm Howe and David Horne
ASSISTANT MANAGER
Erkan Okay
CHAIRMAN
Mark Goldsack
MANAGER’S ASSISTANT
Mick Drury
VICE CHAIRMAN
Karen Prewett CLUB PHYSIO
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NOTES FROM THE DUGOUT Good evening everybody and a big welcome to all involved with Corby Town. Firstly, I have to say that I was absolutely gutted to concede the equalizer as we did on Saturday but equally, had we been offered a replay when we were 2-0 down after 20 minutes we would have been thrilled. As a new squad, the lads are gelling together nicely after the summer changes and we are thrilled to be in the hat for the next round. The FA Cup has always, and will always mean a lot to the club. We all know that this is going to be a long season but I am delighted with the squad that we have whilst always looking to improve where possible. I hope that everybody enjoys tonight's game and let's hope that this cup run can continue. Robbie
NOTES FROM THE CHAIRMAN Welcome to our friends from Corby Town for the second of three games in three weeks. We can all agree that it was a cracking cup tie on Saturday and that a draw was, on reflection, a fair result. That said, when you are 3-2 up away from from home with minutes to go and the ref gives a soft free kick to the home team, you just know what is going to happen!! The team were terrific for most of the first game with a work rate that was second to none. Seeing Lee Chaffey lead the defence with two teenagers and a new full back alongside him, was magnificent. A worthy mention also goes to Finlay for another excellent penalty save in an excellent game. Off the pitch, the club membership is gaining real momentum with a good number of fully signed up members now on board so this is a reminder for all who haven't joined to do so and not miss out. Due to the quick turnaround of the two cup ties, I will keep these notes short and will finish by saying that I hope this game tonight will be on par with, if not better than, Saturday's game and that we all enjoy a good night. Come on you Greens!! Mark G
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A brief history
Soham Town Rangers were formed in 1947 as a result of a merger between Soham Rangers
(Formed 1919) and Soham Town (Formed 1920). The Julius Martin Lane ground, which at the
time was the home of Soham Town, is still the home of the club today, after it was purchased in
1952.
The new club started life in the Cambs League, also running a Reserve team. In 1956, they
joined the Peterborough League where they were to remain until 1963. During their time there,
they won the league and the league cup on three separate occasions. A measure of the level of
support enjoyed by non-league clubs in those days was the fact that on their first home game of
the season, on August 22nd 1956, a local derby against near neighbours Ely City, over 500
match day programmes were sold - Unfortunately, the 6-2 drubbing for the hosts took the shine
off the day.
The club joined the Eastern Counties League in 1963 and remained there until 2008. During this
time, considerable ground development has taken place - The social club was built in 1968, new
dressing rooms and showers were erected in 1979, along with a grandstand extension. In 1981,
a lounge bar extension was added to the social club. Floodlights were erected in 1983 and were
inaugurated by the visit of an Arsenal XI in front of 1200 spectators. A new grandstand
eventually replaced the original wooden structure at the beginning of the 1990’s, whilst various
other developments have taken place in order to qualify the club to compete at step four in the
non-league pyramid.
Soham enjoyed considerable success in the Cambridgeshire Invitation Cup during the 1990’s,
winning it on three separate occasions, including for the first time in their history in 1991
defeating March Town United, before repeating the feat again in 1998 and 1999 against
Wisbech Town and Newmarket Town respectively. The Greens were also the first winners of the
Eastern Counties Millennium League Cup, when they defeated Diss Town on penalties in the
final in 2001.
The 2007-08 season was to be the clubs most successful season to date winning the Eastern
Counties Premier Division for the first time, beating nearest challengers Needham Market 4-0
on the final day of the season to clinch the title in front of 680 spectators at the Lane, and with
it promotion to the Southern League for the first time in their history.
In the first three seasons in the Southern League, Soham recorded finishes of 15th, 11th and 17th. At the end of the 2010-11 campaign, Ian Benjamin, who had been at the club for six seasons and was in charge of the 2008 title winning side, stepped down from his position as 1st Team Manager. Soham transferred to the Isthmian League Division One North for the 2011/12 season with former striker Andrew Furnell returning to take over as Player/Manager. However with the Greens languishing near the foot of the table, Furnell was replaced by former Histon Managers Steve Fallon and Ian Hart in March, with the club finishing the season fourth from bottom. It was a successful campaign for the club’s other sides though, with the Reserves returning to the Kershaw Premier Division after finishing as runners-up in Cambs Senior A, whilst the Under 18s progressed to the 1st round of the FA Youth Cup, where they were beaten by Charlton Athletic in front of a crowd of over 500 people at the Lane. The 2012/13 season saw Soham record their highest ever League position, finishing seventh in the Isthmian League North Division, five points outside the play-offs. Soham won the Cambs Invitation Cup for the fifth time in their history in 2014 beating CRC 6-1 at the Abbey Stadium, but were unable to retain the trophy the following season, narrowly losing 2-1 to Cambridge City in the final. Soham did finish the season with an accolade though, winning the Isthmian League Respect award for the second consecutive year having gone through the season having not collected any dissent points, which saw the club commended in the end of season FA Respect and Fair Play awards. Following a difficult start to the 2015/16 campaign, Steve Fallon stepped down as Manager at the start of October to be replaced by senior players Robbie Nightingale and David Theobald, who eventually guided the Greens to seventeenth position before leaving to take over at Cambridge City in December 2016. Rob Mason was appointed player/manager, and following a difficult start, finished the season seven games unbeaten, with the Greens securing their League survival on the final day of the campaign with a 4-3 home win against Maldon and Tiptree, with two goals in the final five minutes. The last two completed seasons have seen finishes of thirteenth and sixteenth in the table. Having run with only one senior side last year, the club reformed the Reserves and A Team for the 2019-20 campaign, with both sides competing in the Cambridgeshire County League. This season marks 100 years of football being played at Julius Martin Lane, with the club arranging a number of events to mark the occasion.
Honours
Eastern Counties Premier Division
Champions 2007/08
Cambs Invitation Cup
Winners 1990/91, 1997/98, 1998/99, 2005/06, 2013/14
Eastern Counties League Millennium Cup
Winners 2000/01
Peterborough and District League
Winners 3 Occasions
Eastern Counties League Cup
Runners Up 2003/04
Eastern Counties 1st Division
Runners Up 1992/93
Highest League Finish
7th Isthmian League North Division - 2012/13
FA Cup 3rd Qualifying Round v Kings Lynn (A) - 1970/71
FA Trophy 2nd Qualifying Round
v Farnborough (H) - 2008/09
v Ramsgate (H) - 2012/13
v Hayes & Yeading United (A) - 2019/20
FA Vase 5th Round
v AFC Newbury (H) - 2004/05
FA Youth Cup
1st Round Proper Charlton Athletic (H) - 2011/12#STRFC
SOHAM TOWN RANGERS
Player Profiles - 2021/22
Rob Mason - Manager/Striker
Manager of the football club and a very experienced striker. Known for his strength in
the air and the ability to hold the ball up really well bringing other players in, Robbie
can score some goals in many ways also with some powerful strikes.
Erkan Okay - Assistant Manager/Midfielder
Experienced midfielder who has also represented England Futsal and England C team
whilst enjoying promotions from Conference South, Ryman Premier League and
Southern Premier League. Strong tackler and current Assistant Manager of the club.
Finn Iron - GK
Excellent GK who was signed in summer 2021. Distribution and shot stopping make
Finn one of the best GK’s in the league.
Ally Conway - Full Back/Midfielder
A player who has development in the last few years and established himself to one of
the first name on the team sheet. Can play in many positions and will run all day. His
versatility will help this squad going forward.
Cameron Watson - Defender
Was signed from Haverhill Borough a few seasons ago and has established himself
into a strong centre back for the club also a previous winner of the managers player
of the year of the season. Strong in the air and in the tackle.
Lee Chaffey - Defender
Lee is an experienced defender who has had a fantastic career and still playing an
important role in this young Soham squad. Once again this season his leadership
skills will be crucial both on and off the pitch. Reads the game well and is a danger in
attacking box.
Warren McSkelly - Left Back
Signed after impressing in a pre-season friendly against Soham for Huntingdon Town.
An athletic full back who is at his best up and down the left and strong in the tackle.
Looking to progress for Soham this year.#STRFC
SOHAM TOWN RANGERS
Player Profiles - 2021/22
Jon Kaye - Central Midfield
JK’s work rate, athleticism and desire has rewarded him with the management team
handing over the captaincy for the upcoming season. A box-to-box midfielder, JK has
been one of the consistent players over the last few seasons of being at Soham.
Jake Andrews - Midfielder
Box to box midfielder who can find the back of the net and be involved in the
attacking side of the game. Technically very good and hopefully will score many goals
and provide assists in the upcoming season.
Alfie Connor - Midfielder
Comfortable in possession and with good vision, Alfie works extremely hard for the
team. Alfie is establishing himself as an integral part of the team in the midfield area.
Joe Carden - Winger
Joe is an attack minded winger who has lots of ability to change the game. With lots
of pace and good delivery, Joe can provide many assists during the season.
Sam Bennett - Forward/Winger
Signed in summer of 2021 and will be an excellent addition going forward. Sam can
play in various wide positions or as a forward and his pace and skill will be important
for the squad.
Josh James - Attacking Midfielder
Young attacking midfielder who is technically very good and hopeful of kicking on
this year. Josh can play anywhere across the front and has lots of ability.
Declan Rogers - Midfielder/Striker
All round excellent attacking midfield who can also play in forward areas.
Comfortable in possession and technically very good, Dec has become an important
player for Soham and his versatility in forward areas is a great asset.
Oliver Ward - Froward
Signed after impressing for Witchford 96 in Cambs Kershaw League. Ollie has pace to
burn and an eye for goal which has impressed the management team at Soham.Welcome to Todays Visitors
CORBY TOWN FC
Corby Town Football Club were formed in 1948 and are the second club to represent the town, following
Stewarts & Lloyds Corby, who were formed 13 years earlier in 1935. The club’s nickname ‘The Steelmen’
derives from the old steelworks that were in Corby.
The first Chairman of the club was local MP William Montgomery, whilst Reg Smith was named the first
manager. Smith had previously played for Millwall and Dundee whilst representing England at international
level. Things started well for the newly formed Steelmen, winning their first game 5-1 against Wellingborough
Town on 21 August 1948 at Occupation Road, which was home to Corby Town until the move to the
Rockingham Triangle in 1985. It took the club only three years to win their first title, wrapping up the United
Counties League in 1951 before doing the same again only a year later, with Ernie Middlemiss scoring a club
record 135 goals in 136 games, a record that was to stand for 40 years. 1958 saw the introduction of floodlit
football in Corby and in the same year the club moved from the Midland League to the Southern League.
The move to the Southern League looked to be a good one as the club narrowly missed out on promotion to
the Premier Division in 1964, but promotion was gained the following year. The club made several
unsuccessful applications to join the Football League, although they did receive one vote in 1966.
The club moved to the multi-purpose Rockingham Triangle venue in 1985 but it didn’t prove to be a lucky
move as the Steelmen were once again relegated from the Premier Division in 1990. They didn’t spend long
out of the Premier as they achieved a league and cup double the following season.
The mid-90s saw a cash crisis at the club which threatened to put the club out of business, and although they
were spared, relegation was to follow.
The turn of the Millennium brought about more positivity at the Triangle as they consolidated their mid-table
position in the Dr Martens League. More was to follow in 2005 as they just missed out on a play-off place
under manager Rob Dunion. Dunion’s side went one better in 2006 as they were promoted once more.
Corby Town saw a change of ownership in 2007 as a new board made up of ex-Kettering Town chairman Peter
Mallinger, David Dunham and Mick Leech and in 2009, under Graham Drury, the Steelmen won the Southern
League title. The Steelmen narrowly missed out on a play-off spot during their first season in the Conference
North.
Club chairman Peter Mallinger sadly passed away in January 2011, just months before the club’s new 3,000
capacity Steel Park stadium was due to open. His son David Mallinger took charge of the club and a positive
start to life in their new home led the Steelmen into play-off contention and the first round proper of the FA
Cup, where they were beaten by Bristol Rovers at the half-way stage.
Sadly off-field issues had an effect on results and Corby only managed to avoid relegation on the final day of
the 2011/12 season, with Graham Drury leaving the club at the end of the campaign.
In the summer of 2012, a Leicestershire businessman took control of the club, with Ian Sampson being
installed as manager. However after a tough start to the season Sampson departed and was replaced by his
assistant manager Chris Plummer. The former Peterborough Northern Star manager could not repeat the
survival act of the previous year however, with Corby Town being relegated from the Blue Square North at the
end of the season.Welcome to Todays Visitors
CORBY TOWN FC
Plummer remained in charge of the side, however resigned just two games into the 2013/14 season after
heavy defeats against Burnham and Hemel Hempstead Town. The Chairman moved to appoint the managerial
duo of Tommy Wright and Andrew Wilson, who helped to guide the club up the Southern League Premier
Division table, however once again financial issues at the club prevented any real challenge to reach the play-
offs.
In April 2014 it was announced that a local consortium of seven businessmen headed by Paul Glass had
agreed a deal to purchase the club and save it from the threat of administration. Stevie Noble was appointed
as the Chairman and Tommy Wright was given sole charge of the first team, with Andrew Wilson departing.
In his first year in charge of the side Tommy Wright led his team to the Southern League Premier Division
Championship. The Steelmen secured the title and promotion back to the Conference North with a dramatic
3-2 win on the final day of the season against Poole Town who had led the division by one point going into
that fixture. Spencer Weir-Daley scored the winning goal for Corby with just nine minutes remaining.
However Corby suffered relegation after just one season in the National North. After a period ofuncertainty
as to which league Corby would be placed in by The FA we now make our first ever start in the Northern
Premier League for season 2016/2017.
Tommy Wright was relieved of his position in early October 2016 after a poor start, he was replaced by Gary
Mills ex-Kings Lynn, and Wrexham Assistant manager in mid-October 2016 as Corby look to kick start season
2016/2017.
However Mills was relieved of his position after just 6 months, the job being placed in Steven Kinniburgh’s
hands for the rest of this season 2016/2017 ( Caretaker)
In early May 2017 David Bell was appointed Manager along with Rob Gould as his Assistant as Corby hope
they can succeed in getting the club back into the fourth tier after two relegations in succession tumbling
from the National North through to the Northern Premier Leagues in successive seasons.
After a poor start to the 2017/2018 season the club parted company with them in late September 2017.
Director of Football Steven Kinniburgh taking charge in a capacity of interim manager.
Steven was made permanent manager in late March 2018. He appointed Ashley Robinson as his assistant in
June 2018. Kinniburgh resigned his position in July 2019.
Corby appointed senior players Gary Mulligan and Ash Robinson interim managers with Elliot Sandy as
assistant to them. Mark Peters was installed as Temporary Manager in Feb 2020. In May 2020 Tommy Wright
returned as Manager, he led Corby to the Conference North (now National ) in his first spell. However Tommy
resigned weeks before the start of the season due to family concerns.
Corby then appointed Gary Mills as Manager, Gary found fame with Leicester in the Premier Division before
managing York City back to the Football League and winning the FA Trophy in the same season.
Gary has appointed Darron Gee as his Assistant. Corby found themselves moved back to the NPL by The FA in
May 2021 joining the new Midlands Division.CORBY TOWN FC
Player Profiles - 2021 / 22 Season
GARY MILLS (Manager). D.O.B: 11/11/61 Vastly experienced player and manager, played in the premier
league for Leicester City ( 200 appearances) and Football League for Derby County ,Notts County,
Nottingham Forest. Also managed Notts County, Wrexham, Gateshead, Kings Lynn, Tamworth and Grantham.
He also was manager when York City were promoted back to the Football League in 2012, and in charge
when York won the FA Trophy the same season.
DARRON GEE (Assistant Manager) D.O.B: 03/08/1962 Played for Hucknall Town before moving into
management with Dunkirk with whom he gained promotion into Central Midlands League. Went on to have
spells as Gary Mills Assistant at Grantham, Kings Lynn, and Tamworth before becoming manager for two
years ,winning the Southern League Premier for the Lambs and reached an FA Trophy final at Wembley.
ELLIOT SANDY (Striker) D.O.B: 07/08/85 He has played for Rushden & Diamonds, Kettering Town, Brackley
Town, Cogenhoe, Northampton and Stamford. Corby will hope his vast experience will help our younger
players this season.
GARY MULLIGAN (Defender) D.O.B: 23/04/85 Born Dublin. He has played for Rushden& Diamonds, Sheffield
United and Gillingham. More recently at Northampton Town and latterly Kettering Town. Gary joined us in
2018 after three seasons with our local rivals.
ZACK GREEN (Defender) D.O.B: 19/04/2003 Came through Northampton Town’s Academy.
APINDIA KAMY GILLE (Defender) D.O.B: 12/12/1995 A tough tackling full-back Kamy as we call him joins us
from a Belgian club having obtained his clearance last season.
LEWIS WHITE (Defender) D.O.B: 19/11/2000 Lewis joins us from Shepshed Dynamo. Tough Tackling defender
looking to make the step up.
JACOB HOLT (Defender) D.O.B: 28/08/1996 Signed for Corby this season 2021/2022 from Barwell previously
with Carlton.
JUDE BRITTAIN (Defender) D.O.B: 04/01/2001 Came through Long Eaton Academy. Defensive midfield
player.
STEPHEN DIGGIN (Striker) D.O.B: 02/11/1987..Stephen re-joined us in February 2019 from Banbury United.
He has made over 180 appearances for Corby Town and is a fans favourite. Also won a Winners medal at
Wembley in the FA Trophy Final 2018 playing for Brackley Town. Came on as sub and scored a penalty in the
shoot-out. Started off at Cogenhoe United.
JORDAN O’BRIEN (Striker) D.O.B: 14/10/2000 Jordan spent two years at Sheffield Wednesday after they
signed him from Corby. However he returned last season and the fast tricky player has a good eye for goal.
JAMES TAGUE ( Midfielder) D.O.B: 09/08/2001 Joins on loan until January 2022 from Basford United.
Previously played at Matlock Town and Gainsborough Trinity.CORBY TOWN FC
Player Profiles - 2021 / 22 Season
JAKE DUFFY ( Midfield) D.O.B:10/06/1988 Joins from Local rivals AFC Stamford. He previously played for
Greasley, Holbeach United, and Oadby Town. Was voted Players Player and Managers Player of the season
2018/2019 for Stamford. Appointed club Captain for 2021/2022.
CURTIS HARTLEY (Defender) D.O.B: 03/04/1997 Curtis re-joins Corby after several seasons away playing for
Daventry Town, Harborough Town amongst others. He was the youngest player to captain Corby in a away
League Cup game at Royston.
CONNOR FUREY (Striker) D.O.B: 18/11/2001 Another player coming through our academy, has an eye for
goal.
OLIVER GEE (Midfield) D.O.B: 21/03/2002 Oli is the son of Assistant Manager Darron Gee. Showed some
good touches in pre-season matches. Previously played for Dunkirk FC.
ROSS McPARLAND (Striker) D.O.B: 17/01/2002 Ross is also looking to step up from a lower league having
played for Dunkirk FC in season 2020/2021.
KALVIN TAYLOR (Defender) D.O.B: 14/03/2003 Signed on Northern Premier League forms after some strong
performances in our Youth Team.
MARTIN CONWAY (Goal-Keeper) D.O.B: 02/05/1990 Signs for Corby from St Ives Town. Has also played for
Kempston Rovers amongst others.
NEMANJA GRUBOR (Goal-Keeper) D.O.B: 08/09/2001 Has previously played for Barnet.
NKOSANA JUNIOR MTHIMKHULU (Striker) D.O.B: 12/11/2000 Joins us from Mansfield Town known as
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Corby Town 3
Lewis White (11')
Stephen Diggin (19')
Jordan O'Brien (90')
Soham Town Rangers 3
Ally Conway (25')
Declan Rogers (47' pen)
Lee Chaffey (74')
Emirates FA Cup Preliminary Round
Attendance: 377
Kick-off: 3pm
Venue: Steel Park
Corby Town Soham Town Rangers
1 Martin Conway 1 Finley Iron
2 Curtis Hartley 2 Dan Olive
3 Apindia Gille 3 Warren McSkelly
4 Jake Holt 4 Alfie Connor
5 Lewis White 5 Lee Chaffey
6 Gary Mulligan 6 Jake Sulman
7 James Tague 7 Ally Conway
8 Jake Duffy 8 Jon Kaye
9 Elliot Sandy 9 Ollie Ward
10 Stephen Diggin 10 Declan Rogers
11 Jordan O'Brien 11 Joe Carden
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12 Oliver Gee 12 Jake Andrews
13 Nemanja Grubor 14 Fayed Rhaman
14 Jude Brittain 15 Josh James
15 Nkosana Mthimkhulu 16 Rob Mason
16 Connor Furey 17 Erkan Okay
17 Kalvin Taylor
18 Owen MontgomeryFirst Team Fixtures and Results
2021/2022PITCHING IN NORTHERN PREMIER LEAGUE
MIDLAND DIVISION 2021/22PLAYER STATS
TODAYS TEAMS
SOHAM TOWN RANGERS CORBY TOWN FC
Finn Iron (gk) Martin Conway
Lee Chaffey Curtis Hartley
Cameron Watson Apindia Gille
Alistair Conway Jake Holt
Alfie Connor Lewis White
Jon Kaye Gary Mulligan
Declan Rogers James Tague
Jake Andrews
Jake Duffy
Joe Carden
Elliot Sandy
Sam Bennett
Stephen Diggin
Olly Ward
Jordan O'Brien
Warren McSkelly
Oliver Gee
Josh James
Nemanja Grubor
Robbie Mason
Erkan Okay Jude Brittain
Jake Sulman Nkosana Mthimkhulu
Fayed Rhaman Connor Furey
Dan Olive Kalvin Taylor
Sam Kelly Owen Montgomery
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