THE BUILDBASE F.A. VASE 2021-22 - Stonehouse Town FC
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THE BUILDBASE F.A. VASE 2021-22
Proud Sponsors of Stonehouse Town F.C. New Street, Kings Stanley, GL10 3JU // 01453 828855 27 Long Street, Dursley, GL11 4HR // 01453 547865 Old Market, Nailsworth, GL6 0DU // 01453 833151 www.BensTakeaway.co.uk
THE BUILDBASE FA VASE – 11th SEPTEMBER 2021
Stonehouse Town FC Ashton & Backwell Utd FC
Colours: Colours:
Black & White Yellow
Manager: Manager:
Chris Burns Matt Southern
Assistants: Assistant:
Mark Temple & Nick Smart
Buster Davies Physio:
Physio: Mike Radnedge
Allan Gough
1. Lewis Coombes
1. Ashley Gale 2. Joe Bishop
2. Bobby Humphreys 3. Jordan Bishop
3. Ryan Thwaite 4. Billy Devoy
4. Lee Keveren 5. Tom Press
5. Rich Thwaite 6. Regan Sollars
6. Nick Humphreys 7. Charlie Saunders
7. Alex Kibble © 8. Miles Hardidge
8. Tom Palmer 9. Connor Saunders
9. Tim Williams 10. Sam Thomas
10. Adam Bloomfield 11. Harry Walker
11. Lloyd Gardiner 12. Bradley Skidmore
12. Kyle Gibbs 14. Leon Clayton-Clarke
14. Ellis Duffus 15. Joel Bayliss
15. Elliott King 16. Mason Hardidge
16. Tiger Harris
Match Officials:
Gareth McMahon, Sam Lomas and Darren McMillan
Welcome and ‘Thank You’ to today’s match sponsor:
Website: http://www.stonehousetownfc.co.uk E-mail: info@stonehousetownfc.co.uk
A Message from the Gaffer: Chris Burns
Good afternoon and a warm welcome to Oldends Lane to all associated with
Ashton & Backwell United for todays FA Vase 1st Round Qualifying fixture.
This is a great opportunity for us to have a break from the league and enjoy a cup
fixture. Although we know this is going to be a tough game against a good
Western Premier Division side, which will prove a great marker to see if we can
compete at that level.
After a month of full-on fixtures, it’s going quite well, but
as many of my players know, I am a perfectionist and
don’t like losing unless the other team are better on
the day and we all give 100%.
I wanted to say thanks to our supporters for their
singing behind the goal last week, the lads loved it. I
also wanted to wish our loyal supporters Di Bilton
and Terry Brough a belated Happy Birthday!
One final note is to wish our friends at Longlevens a
huge congratulations on getting a great FA Cup tie
with Gloucester City. We wish everyone connected
with the club all the best and know what an upset
that would be if they could pull it off!
Enjoy the game, Chris
Website: http://www.stonehousetownfc.co.uk E-mail: info@stonehousetownfc.co.uk
Hellenic League Division One: Season 2021-22
Information correct as of 07.09.2021
Latest Results
Source: https://fulltime.thefa.com/index.html?league=646734134&selectedSeason=289171907&selectedDivision=858859087&selectedCompetition=0&selectedFixtureGroupKey=1_594498960
Website: http://www.stonehousetownfc.co.uk E-mail: info@stonehousetownfc.co.uk
Club Results
Date 2nds 3rds 4ths
14/08 Leonard Stanley 4-1 (W)
21/08 FC Lakeside 1-3 (W)
25/08 Stroud Utd Res 2-7 (W)
28/08 Viney St Swithins 0-2 (W) Uley 3rds 1-1 (D)
31/08 King Stanley Res 1-1 (D)
02/09 Gala Wilton 4ths 6-0 (W)
04/09 Stratton United 2-1 (W)
Club Fixture List
Date 2nds 3rds 4ths
11/09 Falcons (A) Longlevens 4ths (A) Randwick 3rds (H)
18/09 Dursley Town Res (A) Minety Res (H)
25/09 Kings Stanley (A) Stroud United (H) Horsley United 3rds (A)
02/10 Barnwood United (H)
09/10 Lydbrook Athletic (A)
23/10 Chesterton (H)
30/10 Staunton & Corse (A)
06/11 Winchcombe Town (A)
13/11 Broadwell Amateurs Res (H)
20/11 Frampton United Res (H)
Website: http://www.stonehousetownfc.co.uk E-mail: info@stonehousetownfc.co.uk
Club Officials Season 2021-22
Founded 1898
Stonehouse Town Football Club
The Ben’s Takeaway Stadium
Oldends Lane, Stonehouse
Gloucestershire, GL10 2DG
Life President: Jim Blythe
Chairman: Nigel Sanders
Vice-Chairman: Mark Painter
Club Secretary: Mike Smith
Treasurer: Shane Snell
Commercial Manager: Tim Williams
Website Editor: Ian Neville
Matchday Programme: Ian Neville
Youth Secretary: Richard Brady
First Team Manager: Chris Burns
Second Team Managers: Anth Beard/
Kyle Anderton
Third Team Manager: Andy Thomas
Fourth Team Manager: Martyn Lowe
Head Groundsman: Andy Fletcher
Gatekeeper: Terry Brough
Welfare Officer: Mark Painter
Main Club Sponsor
Website: http://www.stonehousetownfc.co.uk E-mail: info@stonehousetownfc.co.uk
Stonehouse Town Youth F.C. We are looking forward to our season starting this weekend, with four out of our five teams in action We are pleased to share for Season 2021-22 we have the following Youth Teams available: • Severn Valley Youth League – U12, U13 and U15 mixed teams • Cotswold Youth League – U8, U9 and U11 mixed teams All our Home matches are played on Oldends Lane Playing Fields on Saturday mornings from 10am, so please come along and support our future first team stars! We will endeavour to share all of our match details on the club website – www.stonehousetownfc.co.uk We are always looking for new players and or coaches/helpers, so if you are interested, please feel free to contact me at: youthsecretary@stonehousetownfc.co.uk This time of the year is always challenging, with making sure we have all the kit, balls and bibs we need, so if there are any local businesses interested in sponsoring kit or equipment for the Youth section, please get in touch. Best Wishes, Richard Brady STFC Youth Secretary
Stonehouse Town FC - Club History
Stonehouse Town Football Club, popularly known as the ‘Magpies’
because of their Black and White striped strip, starts at the Youth level,
from 4 years old all the way through to under 16s, as well as girls' age
groups at u12s, 14s & 16 and Adults. Notwithstanding the youth section,
the highly popular senior part of the club runs a 1st team in the Hellenic
League Division 1 West, plus three teams across the Gloucestershire
Northern Senior League and Stroud Leagues, whilst not forgetting the
Veterans side playing monthly and featuring several Magpies’ stalwarts.
Founded in 1898, the Magpies play at the stadium at Oldends Lane, Stonehouse, which was
opened by legendary England International Billy Wright on 25th August 1949 in a friendly against
Cheltenham Town, and features the Mike Smith Stand, dedicated to our long-serving Secretary
Mike ‘Spike’ Smith.
During the Club’s heydays in the 1950s and 1960s, the Club
regularly hosted attendances of over 1,000 spectators, and the
record attendance for the Ground is 5,500 for a game against
Gloucester City on 29th September 1951 in the FA Cup 2nd
Qualifying Round.
The Club’s record Receipts for a single game was at the same
game, when we received £272/8s/9d, worth £8,502 in today’s
money, although 6000 attended the 1962 Stonehouse
Invitation XI v the All-Stars Showbiz XI, which featured a range
of (then!) huge celebrities such as Jimmy Young and Pete
Murray!
We were the first ever winners of the Gloucestershire County
League in 1968/9 season, but it took almost 30 years to re-
enter the League after relegation in the early 80s. Promotion in
2014/5 was achieved via the Runners Up slot in
Gloucestershire Northern Senior League Division 1 , under
Haydn Murray’s stewardship, whereupon we were looking forward to cementing our place back in
the County League, or even beyond. Season 2014/5 was also when we won a cup double via the
Senior Amateur County Cup (1st time since 1976) and the Premier Section of Stroud Charity Cup,
as well as reaching the Reg Davis Cup Final, where we lost 3-2 to Newent Town FC.
After a number of seasons finishing in the Top 4 in the Glos. County League, Season 2018/19 saw
us finish in 3rd place once again, but that was enough to secure much-coveted promotion to the
Hellenic League Div. 1 West for the first time. After a null and void season in 2019/20, the club
appointed hugely experienced Chris Burns as 1st Team Manager, alongside Mark Temple as
assistant and Allan Gough as Physio/Assistant.
The club were also delighted to announce its main club sponsor, Ben’s Takeaway, as the new
stadium rights owners in Season 2020-21, as recognition for their continued support of our club.
We look forward to welcoming you to The Ben’s Takeaway Stadium, home of the Magpies,
Stonehouse Town F.C.
Website: http://www.stonehousetownfc.co.uk E-mail: info@stonehousetownfc.co.ukAshton & Backwell United FC - Club History
Ashton & Backwell United was formed in June 2010 when a merger was agreed between Backwell United and
the Senior and Youth sections of Ashton FC. During the previous season (09/10), the Ashton Boys Youth side
played at The Recreation ground as tenants to enable them to participate in the Somerset Floodlight Youth
League as Ashton FC (Backwell). They enjoyed a successful first season in the SFYL finishing as Runners-up to
Clevedon Town. Then Backwell United Chairman, John Mason, could see the potential of forming stronger ties
with the Youth club in terms of producing future players and benefiting from extra help in the general running
of the football club, which he had run single handedly for a number of years. From the Ashton FC perspective
the chance to provide a football pathway from Junior through to adult football was the prime motivator with a
firm belief that they could stem the flow of talented players leaving the fold if they could offer a decent level of
football at a ground that had the potential to allow progression through promotion. After a series of meetings a
formal merger was agreed and Ashton & Backwell United FC came into existence. The Ashton FC colours of
Maroon and Blue were adopted as was the Backwell United nickname “the Stags” which was incorporated into
the new club’s crest along with the Moto “Ubi Concordia ibi Victoria” which translates as “Where is the Unity,
There is the Victory”. Ashton & Backwell United form part of the Ashton FC group alongside Ashton Boys and
Ashton Girls and collectively they hold the FA Charter Standard “Community Club” status. The club’s first season
saw the first team reach the final of the Somerset County League Cup where they lost out to a last minute
penalty against Shirehampton. The Youth team ensured that there was some silverware however finishing as
Champions of the SFYL North Division and securing the clubs first promotion. 11/12 looked likely to see United
gain promotion to the Toolstation League when a seven-match winning run meant that a point at home to
nearest rivals Cheddar would clinch the only promotion spot, however, a home defeat followed by a point at
Taunton saw The Stags miss out to The Cheese Men. Another last-minute penalty saw the youth fail to bring
home the SFYL Cup losing 1-0 to Mangotsfield United.In 12/13 a third place finish behind Nailsea United and
Minehead was enough to secure promotion to Toolstation Western League Division 1. The U18 Sunday side
finished as Runners-up to Brislington in the Bristol U18 Combination.
2013/14 was a season of consolidation adjusting to life in the Toolstation Western League, though the U18s
provided silverware finishing as Champions in the U18 Combination. Richard Coombes was appointed Manager
for the 14/15 season and the club challanged for honours before a loss of form in the spring meant The Stags
had to settle for an 8th place finish. The Reserves were beaten finalists in the Somerset County Div2 Cup. The
same fate befell the U21s, however, this was their only defeat of the season as they ran away with the U21
Combination title.
15/16 started slowley but The Stags were the divisions best side between December and March before a
shocking Easter program that yielded just 2 points from four games ended any hopes of promtion.
Backwell United formed in 1911 and played at the Recreation Ground from 1947. They moved into the
Somerset Senior League in 1970, being crowned Champions in 77-78 and again from 79-80 through to 82-83.
ELected to the Western League in 83-84 and finished runners up in 89-90 though missed out on promotion as
they could not obtain planning for floodlights. After appeal lights were in place to allow them to take their place
in the Premier Division in 93-94. The Stags progressed to the 5th round of the FA Vase in 04-05 but a change of
Manager and exodus of players resulted in a last place finish and relegation to Division 1 in 05-06. Relegated to
the Somerset County League 07-08.
Ashton Boys was founded in 1994 by Terry Hazel. The club started on Greville Smyth Park in the shadow of
Ashton Gate Stadium. The club developed to become one of the largest in the country with up to 400 players
per season. The ethos of Football For All saw the club regularly run two or even three teams per age group. An
Ashton Girls and Senior section were formed before the latter broke away to join the Ashton & Backwell United
setup. The club have produced a number of Championship and Cup winning teams.
Website: http://www.stonehousetownfc.co.uk E-mail: info@stonehousetownfc.co.ukDay Date Comp Opponents H/A Att. Result 1 2 3 4 5
August
Sat 07/08 HL1 Malmesbury Victoria H 95 5-4 (W) Kaye King Callinan Keveren Ri.Thwaite
Tues 10/08 HL1 Worcester Raiders A 125 2-0 (L) Kaye King Ry.Thwaite Keveren Ri.Thwaite
Sat 14/08 HL1 Newent Town H 73 4-2 (W) Kaye Humphreys King Ry.Thwaite Ri.Thwaite
Ri.Thwaite
Tues 17/08 HL1 Shortwood United A 164 1-5 (W) Pedrick Humphreys King Ry.Thwaite
1
Tues 24/08 HL1 FC Stratford A 56 1-3 (L) Gale Humphreys Ry.Thwaite Keveren Ri.Thwaite
Mon 30/08 HL1 Pershore Town A 79 2-2 (D) Gale Humphreys Ry.Thwaite Keveren Ri.Thwaite
September
Sat 04/09 HL1 Littleton H 76 1-0 (W) Gale Humphreys Callinan Keveren Ri.Thwaite
Sat 11/09 FAV Ashton & Backwell Utd H
Sat 18/09 HL1 Moreton Rangers A
Sat 25/09 HL1 Cirencester Town Dev H
October
Sat 02/10 HL1 Bourton Rovers A
Tues 05/10 HL1 Clanfield 85 H
Sat 09/10 HL1 Wellington H
Tues 12/10 HL1 Cheltenham Saracens H
Sat 16/10 HL1 Hereford Pegasus A
Sat 23/10 HL1 Milton United H
Sat 30/10 HL1 Abingdon United A
November
Sat 06/11 HL1 Studley H
Sat 13/11 HL1 Malmesbury Victoria A
Sat 20/11 HL1 Worcester Raiders H
Sat 27/11 HL1 FC Stratford H
December
Sat 04/12 HL1 Shortwood United H
Sat 11/12 HL1 Newent Town A
Sat 18/12 HL1 Cheltenham Saracens A
January
Sun 02/01 HL1 Clanfield A
Sat 08/01 HL1 Pershore Town H
Sat 15/01 HL1 Littleton A
Sat 22/01 HL1 Moreton Rangers H
Sat 29/01 HL1 Cirencester Town Dev A
February
Sat 05/02 HL1 Bourton Rovers H
Sat 12/02 HL1 Wellington A
Sat 19/02 HL1 Hereford Pegasus H
Sat 26/02 HL1 Milton Unuted A
March
Sat 05/03 HL1 Abingdon United H
Sat 12/03 HL1 Studley A
HL1 – Hellenic League Div. One, FAV – FA Vase, BSCC – Challenge Cup, BLFC – Floodlit Cup
Website: http://www.stonehousetownfc.co.uk E-mail: info@stonehousetownfc.co.uk6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15
August
T. Williams Palmer Kibble © 1 Duffus 3 J. Williams Gibbs Bloomfield 1 Beachus Harris
T. Williams Burns Kibble © Duffus L. Gardiner Gibbs Bloomfield Harris Palmer
Palmer N.Humphreys Kibble © Duffus T.Williams 2 Bloomfield 2 Gibbs Harris Earle
N.Humphreys
T. Williams 2 Kibble © Burns Palmer 1 Gibbs Duffus Keveren Gardiner
1
Gardiner N. Humphreys Kibble © Burns T. Williams Gibbs Bloomfield 1 Duffus Callinan
Palmer Burns Kibble © Duffus T. Williams Bloomfield 2 Gardiner Callinan Gibbs
September
Palmer N.Humphreys Kibble © Williams 1 Bloomfield Gibbs Harris Duffus Gardiner
October
November
December
January
February
March
Man of the Match
Website: http://www.stonehousetownfc.co.uk E-mail: info@stonehousetownfc.co.ukMagpies Sponsorship Opportunities – Season 2021-22
At Stonehouse Town Football Club, we believe that we are not just a football club but see
ourselves as key contributors towards our local community. We have made huge strides
over the last few years in cementing ourselves as a community-based club, providing
access to football of all sexes, ages and abilities. Moreover, we continue to raise all our
own funds with no significant input from external agencies, which allows the club to keep
in touch with local fundraising and sponsorship.
In view of our desire to promote the football club up the Non-League Pyramid, we are very
keen to forge links with local businesses as a winning example of shared involvement in
the community of Stonehouse. There are several ways that we can build relationships to
strengthen ties, particularly by acquiring sponsors for our teams, our ground and our
equipment.
Your sponsorship includes - a namecheck in all relevant Club communications on our
Facebook, Twitter and social media pages. It also includes an entry into our List of
Sponsors on view daily at our home ground on Oldends Lane, Stonehouse.
Corporate Social Responsibility - You can use Stonehouse Town Football Club as a specific
example in your business advertising and publicity, as positive proof of your commitment
to and investment into the local Stonehouse and Gloucestershire community.
We have a range of sponsorship packages that may interest you and your company:
1. Advertising Board - £250
We can arrange for a Sponsorship Board to be manufactured and drawn up using your
Company name and logo, which will feature as a perimeter advertising board at our
Oldends Lane ground. Annual renewal of the advertising board is then discounted
down to only £150
2. Matchday Programme - £125
Full page advert in every 1st Team Home game, including all cup competitions. All
Matchday Programmes will be available on the club website.
3. 1st Team Player Sponsorship - £50
Sponsoring a player is a great way for your company's name to be included in our
matchday programme, social media channels PLUS a complimentary season tickets
including all 1st and 2nd Team home fixtures (excluding FA Cup and Vase)
4. Matchday Sponsor - £50
Includes your name in our Matchday Programme, Sponsor of the match ball, plus free
entry inc. Programme, Teas & Coffees for 4 people
Please feel free to discuss any of the above further with Tim or Kevin on
commercial@stonehousetownfc.co.uk
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