ZEBRAS THE - SHERBORNE TOWN vs CHEDDAR
←
→
Page content transcription
If your browser does not render page correctly, please read the page content below
THE
ZEBRAS Picture by Martin Edwards | www.totallyfocused.co.uk
Programme Sponsor
SHERBORNE TOWN
vs CHEDDAR #ZEBRAS 1
WEDNESDAY 21ST OCTOBER 2020 | KICK OFF 7:30PM | TOOLSTATION WESTERN LEAGUE FIRST DIVISION
2 #ZEBRAS
FROM THE
DUGOUT
WAYNE JEROME
Good evening and a warm welcome to the Having said this we think we need to shake it up a
players, staff and supporters of Cheddar Football little bit and bring some new faces in and hope this
Club for this Toolstation Western League First turns our fortunes around.
Divison fixture.
We need more competition in certain areas of the
As I write these notes, I am sat in the van with the rain pitch and we are on the lookout to get these players
pouring down so I am guessing there will be a late in. It’s not just the case of bringing anyone in, it’s
pitch inspection today as the weatherman says there about the right players who can add that bit more to
is no let-up in the rain today. the team on and off the pitch.
Saturday saw us entertain Bristol Telephones and yet A 7-day approach went in yesterday for a Western
again got nothing out of a game for all our efforts. Premier League utility player with a lot of experience
We could of so easily won the game, but two first- and once we get the go-ahead to speak to him were
half goals from the visitors made it a big mountain to hoping we can convince him to join the Zebras.
climb in the second half and our only effort was from
a Haydn Hodges penalty which saw us go down 2-1. It won’t stop there, I will work hard and persevere
to bring other players in. There’s no hiding it, we’ve
We had plenty of chances to get at least a point but had a poor start to the season and we can’t let this
it’s the same old story of the season so far - we miss continue.
our chances and get punished the other end.
Thanks for your support and I hope you enjoy
You can sit and analyse this all day long but there’s tonight’s game.
not a lot we can do from the sidelines this is just
down to the 11 players who are on the pitch.
Wayne
CLUB INFORMATION
Sherborne Town Football Treasurer Head Groundsmen
Club, The Consol Stadium Glenn Shaw Andy Brown
Raleigh Grove, Sherborne, Commercial Manager Ladies Manager
Dorset DT9 5NS Sam Bowers Patrick Brown
Tel: (01935) 816110 1st Team Manager COVID Officers
Wayne Jerome Andrew Bowers, Andy Jackson
Lifetime President Assistants and Nicki Crampton
Ken Mullins, Steve Paradise & Neil Waddleton | Andy Jackson
Colin Goodland Goalkeeper Coach & Physio Sherborne Town Football Club cannot
accept any responsibility for accidents,
Chairman - John Bowers Dean Barratt injury or loss to persons or their property
Vice Chairman Reserves Manager within the boundaries of the ground
Steve Paradise Neil Budden either before, during or after matches.
Welfare Officer Gemma Club Physio
Tewkesbury Nikki Crampton Programme Design
Football Secretary Bar Manager JRH Media | 07881237868
Jo Reynolds Aaron Brown james@jrhmedia.co.uk
#ZEBRAS 3
FROM THE
BOARDROOM
WITH CHAIRMAN JOHN BOWERS
Good evening everyone and a warm work by all the lads and the management team
welcome back to The Consol Stadium will produce the results this deserves.
Raleigh Grover for tonight’s Toolstation
First Division fixture against Cheddar. It is difficult at the best of times to run
Sherborne Town but the COVID-19 situation
I extend the welcome to the officials and and the rules we are having to implement on
everyone associated with Cheddar, I hope you match dayS are making life very difficult us all.
had a pleasant journey to us this evening and
have a safe journey home. The fact that the rules change weekly does not
help in any way. So please help us to continue
I have been left disappointed with the recent putting on football matches for you to watch
results apart from the away win at Longwell by following the guidance give and listening to
Green, but I am not disillusioned with the our volunteers advise.
overall performances of the team.
Let’s get behind the lads tonight but remember
The ball has just does not run for us and the to stay safe and keep socially distanced. COYZ!
luck is certainly not with us at the moment. I
am convinced this will change and the hard John
M J HOOPER & SON
Painter and Decorator
Established 1982
Discount Available For Club Members
No VAT | Free Estimates
17 Barton Gardens 01935 813262
Sherborne, 07855 250136
Dorset DT9 4BE malcolmhooper@supanet.com
4 #ZEBRAS
#ZEBRAS 5
FUELING THE SOUTH WEST
We supply Somerset, Dorset, East Devon, South Wiltshire
and West Hampshire with quality Fuels, Heating Oil
& Lubricants at very competitive prices.
We also supply and install oil storage tanks and
service oil fired boilers to OFTEC Standards.
FAST, RELIABLE DELIVERY
AUTOMATIC TOP-UP SERVICE
MONTHLY PAYMENT PLANS AVAILABLE
COMPETITIVE PRICING
01935 473302
WWW.DARCHOIL.COM
6 #ZEBRAS
OUR HISTORY
AND HONOURS
The club was founded in 1894, making them one The clubhouse and stadium was a project due to the
of the oldest clubs in Dorset, they played their forethought of the then Chairman of the club, Mr.
matches in those early days at Marston Road, on Ken Mullins, this spacious facility also incorporates
the outskirts of the Town. the dressing rooms, bar, function room, kitchen,
storeroom and toilets, including disabled facilities.
They played county football with occasional
silverware displayed in the town pubs. Following the The record attendance at the ground is 1,000 versus
opening of the Terrace playing fields just before the Eastliegh (featuring ex-Southampton and England
Second World War, this became the new venue for international Matthew Le Tissier), in the Andy
home games. Shephard Memorial match on July 27th 2003.
The Club then moved across the road from the Four Football League clubs have played at Raleigh
Terrace playing fields in 1985 to it’s present home Grove, Plymouth Argyle, Torquay United, Swindon
called “Raleigh Grove” fittingly using Sir Walter Town and Yeovil Town.
Raleigh’s historical connection with the town.
In 2001 the committee of Sherborne Town outlined
The Raleigh Grove site was built in 1985 on a grazing
a 3-phase, 5-year plan for the future development of
field, at the level of the raised banking that exists
the ground, the plans included a hard standing path
today on the north west side of the ground, this had
on all sides of the pitch for spectators, a 150-seater
to be leveled, to create a playing area, a task made all
stand to be erected, relocating the dugouts,
the more difficult as there was a pond in the far right
corner of the ground. improvements to the clubhouse, and the installation
of floodlights. Expansion and upgrading the stadium
When the site was built the club noted the has been ongoing every year.
regulations laid down for promotion from the Dorset
Premier league at the time, so a covered section on The club joined the Toolstation Western League in
the south west side of the ground was erected for 2006 after gaining runners up spot in the Dorset
supporters, also the pitch had four drains laid to aid Premier League, exciting FA Cup and Vase runs have
the playing surface. seen the club play from Cornwall to Suffolk.
Dorset Senior Cup Runners-up - 1973/74, 2006/07 Dorset Reserve League Winners - 2007/08
Dorset Combination Winners - 1981/82, 1984/85 Toolstation First Division ‘Manager of the Year’
Dorset Combination Cup Winners - 1981/82, 1984/85 2007/8 Kevin Leigh, 2012/13 Jamie Manley
Dorset Combination Cup Runners-up - 1982/83, 1993/94 Toolstation ‘Hospitality Award’ Winners - 2009/10
Dorset Senior Cup Winners - 1982/83, 2003/04, 2007/08 FA Cup Second Qualifying Round - 2010/11
Dorset Youth Shield Winners - 1989/90, 1990/91 Somerset Floodlit Youth League
Dorset Combination Runners-up - 1992/93, 2001/02 South Division Winners - 2010/11
Dorset Premier League Runners-up - 2005/06 Toolstation First Division Winners - 2012/13
FA Carlsberg Vase Forth Round - 2006/07 Dorset Senior Trophy Runners-up - 2012/13
FA Carlsberg Vase ‘Team of the Round’ - 2007/08 Dorset County Youth League Division 1 Winners
Toolstation First Division Runners-up - 2007/08 2012/13
#ZEBRAS 7
Your local business and marketing
specialist proud to be sponsoring
Sherborne Town Football Club
Business and Marketing Consultancy and Training
Strategy Preparation and Implementation
Website Administration and Project Management
Brand Management, Social Media and Content Creation
51 St Michaels Ave, Yeovil BA21 4LF 07843428711
www.justellemarketingandmedia.co.uk
118 Yeovil Road, Sherborne
Dorset DT9 4BB
01935 813241
www.sherbornewebdesign.co.uk
8 #ZEBRAS
PHOTO FLASHBACK
SHERBORNE TOWN V LONGWELL GREEN - 2019/20 SEASON
GOAL! Scorer Alex Murphy celebrates after scoring with his head against Longwell Green last season. Photo by JRH Media.
PROUD TO SUPPORT SHERBORNE TOWN
#ZEBRAS 9
G
STARTIN
U ST
FROM J
£20
One off
rship
membe hirt
d e s g roup T-s
Inclu
£20 per month £40 per month £50 per month
Running Group Tailored Online
Bootcamp Running Programme Tailored online running
Wednesdays 6-7pm. Tailored online running programme and access to
programme from our qualified running group Bootcamp
Improve your running with this run coach using Training Peaks.
strengthening exercise class that Get a full running programme,
also includes core and cardio tailored for any ability. From couch
mixed with short running drills. to 5k to marathon distances.
SIGN UP TODAY
0779 130 8773
info@communifit.co.uk communifit.co.uk
10 #ZEBRAS11 #ZEBRAS
Answers: 1. Logo missing from shirt. 2. Longer sock. 3. Trophy missing. 4. Photographers camera missing. 5. Different colour shorts.
DIFFERENCES IN THE IMAGES BELOW?
CAN YOU SPOT THE FIVE
PUZZLER
ZEBRASTHE
TO SPONSOR
A PLAYER
TEAMS
PLEASE CONTACT
SAM BOWERS ON
ASHLEY CLARKE
07970 838314 HOME KIT AWAY KIT
SAM BOWERS SAM BOWERS
SHERBORNE TOWN VS CHEDDAR
WELCOME TO THE CONSOL
SHERBORNE TOWN VS CHEDDAR | WEDNESDAY 21ST OCTOB
PETE IRELAND GEORGE MAPLETOFT
HOME KIT AWAY KIT HOME KIT AWAY KIT
HEALEY ELECTRICAL HEALEY ELECTRICAL JOHN BOWERS JOHN BOWERS
SHERBORNE
TOWN
Manager: Wayne Jerome
JOSH WILLIAMS ASHLEY GUPPY Scott MARTIN James SMITH
HOME KIT AWAY KIT HOME KIT AWAY KIT
MUMMY MUMMY MATTHEW JAMIESON MATTHEW JAMIESON Ashley CLARKE Jason HUTCHINGS
Pete IRELAND Tom BEESON
George MAPLETOFT
Josh WILLIAMS
Ashley GUPPY
Dan NEWENS
Tom BUDDEN
Matty BROWN
DAN NEWENS TOM BUDDEN Sam FARTHING
HOME KIT AWAY KIT HOME KIT AWAY KIT
COLIN GOODLAND JRH MEDIA EMMA ISSACS EMMA ISSACS Haydn HODGES
Luke WHITE
Steve DEVLIN
Alex MURPHY
Anthony HERRIN
Sam CARNEY
Joe SMITH
Jacob BROMFIELD
MATTY BROWN SAM FARTHING
HOME KIT AWAY KIT HOME KIT AWAY KIT
JOHN HALLET JOHN HALLET LAWRENCE SCAFFOLDING LAWRENCE SCAFFOLDING
TO SPONSOR A MATCH
AT SHERBORNE TOWN
PLEASE CONTACT
SAM BOWERS ON
HAYDN HODGES LUKE WHITE NIKKI CRAMPTON
HOME KIT AWAY KIT HOME KIT AWAY KIT 07970 838314 HOME KIT AWAY KIT
ANDREW BOWERS THE COTSWOLD ZEBRA M&J BOWERS LTD M&J BOWERS LTD CONSOL CONSOL
12 #ZEBRASSTEVE DEVLIN ALEX MURPHY
HOME KIT AWAY KIT HOME KIT AWAY KIT
STEVE PARADISE STEVE PARADISE JUSTELLE MARKETING & MEDIA JUSTELLE MARKETING & MEDIA
STADIUM RALEIGH GROVE
BER 2020 | KICK OFF 7:30PM | TOOLSTAION FIRST DIVISION
ANTHONY HERRIN SAM CARNEY
HOME KIT AWAY KIT HOME KIT AWAY KIT
MARK TAYLOR MARK TAYLOR J. LOCK J. LOCK
CHEDDAR
AFC
Dan JACKSON Callum HAM JOE SMITH JACOB BROMFIELD
HOME KIT AWAY KIT HOME KIT AWAY KIT
Craig MAWFORD Sam KING EASY FLOW PLUMBING & HEATING EASY FLOW PLUMBING & HEATING ASHLEY KNIBBS ASHLEY KNIBBS
Oliver HUCKER
Adam WRIGHT
George BOOTH
Danny GRIFFITHS
Andrew HEAD
Robbi MAGGS
Steve HOLLAND
Kris BELL JASON HUTCHINGS TOM BEESON
HOME KIT AWAY KIT HOME KIT AWAY KIT
Callum LAIRD GLYN BALE GLYN BALE KEN MULLINS KEN MULLINS
Joe GRANT
Matt TRYBULL
Tom DAVIS
Ricky BENNETT
Chris COOMBS
Joe WOODLEY
Reece JOHN
WAYNE JEROME NEIL WADDLETON
HOME KIT AWAY KIT HOME KIT AWAY KIT
GLENN SHAW GLENN SHAW JOHN MCLOUGHLIN JRH MEDIA
JAMES SMITH ANDY JACKSON DEAN BARRATT DIGGER
HOME KIT AWAY KIT HOME KIT AWAY KIT HOME KIT AWAY KIT SPONSOR
SAO-IT SAO-IT DARCH OIL DARCH OIL THE RETIRED OLD GIT RADIOCABS SCOTTISH CAFU
#ZEBRAS 1314 #ZEBRAS
FIRST DIVISION
ROUND-UP
FROM THE TOOLSTATION WESTERN LEAGUE BULLETIN WITH TOM HISCOTT
First Division recently are Bristol Telephones, and they now have
Stuart Wood produced the individual back-to-back league wins away from home after
performance of the day, saving two spot kicks to beating Sherborne Town 2-1.
help Almondsbury claim a come-from-behind 2-1
win away at Portishead Town. Two first half goals from Ali Boyer proved critical, with
the Phones just about hanging on for the victory after
Wood’s first major contribution came at the end of Haydn Hodges had pulled a goal back for the Zebras
the first half, when he saved his first penalty, just in the opening stages of the second half.
moments after he had hauled down a Portishead
forward. He was unable to do anything about Welton Rovers are the new league leaders, after they
Portishead’s opener at the beginning of the second struck in the ninth minute of stoppage time come out
half, but he did keep his side in the game soon after, on top of a five-goal thriller away at Cheddar.
when diving low to his left to save his second spot
kick of the afternoon. The Cheesemen showed strong character to keep
the game in the balance, with Danny Griffiths scoring
Almondsbury capitalised on Wood’s heroics, and their first equaliser at back end of the first half after
managed to level the scores on the hour mark, when they conceded to a set piece ten minutes before the
Ashley Knight beat the home keeper after being interval.
played through by Dan Lane.
Welton retook the lead after an hour, when Jacob
Then, with less than ten minutes remaining, the Watson scored his first goal for the club when he was
Almonds secured all three points when Matt Davies found by a cross from Chris Pile.
squared the ball for Stuart Alexander who slipped the
ball into the back of the home net. Watson went from hero to zero soon after however,
when he was sent from the field for handling the ball
Another side enjoying themselves on their travels on the line, with Cheddar’s Callum Ham converting
Action from the 2-2 draw between Ashton & Backwell United v Wells City. Photo by JRH Media.
#ZEBRAS 15the subsequent spot kick to make it 2-2. twice to help Wincanton overturn a half-time deficit
on their way to a 3-1 win over the luckless Devizes at
The drama continued deep into stoppage time, and Nursteed Road.
it started with the referee brandishing his second
red card, with the home side joining their visitors in Ashton & Backwell United slipped from top spot, but
ending the game with ten men. will be happy with their fightback, coming from two
goals down to draw 2-2 at home to Wells City.
Welton sniffed blood, and within moments of the
dismissal, they attacked down the right, with Kyle Box The visitors made a strong start, with the influential
unleashing a strong driven effort from well outside Craig Herrod handing them an early lead, before
the area which cannoned into the back of the net off he then teed up Harry Foster who doubled their
the underside of the bar to add three more points to advantage inside 20 minutes of the game kicking off.
their increasing tally. Two mistakes at the back were capitalised upon by
the resolute Ashton side who remain unbeaten since
The other two unbeaten records also remain intact, the opening day of the season at the beginning of
with Corsham continuing to impress following a 5-1 September.
victory away at Longwell Green Sports. Town are
now five from five to start the season, after a goal in Radstock’s topsy-turvy start to the campaign
either half from Gary Higdon, plus further strikes after continued at Lakeview, where a dominant
the interval from Will Stead, Matt Jones and James performance saw them triumph by five goals to nil
Vincent led them to an easy win. over Bishop Sutton. Just 24 hours after announcing
the departure of former manager Nathan
Calne consolidated third spot, and extended their Farquharson, Radstock were outstanding in victory,
winning record, after Matty Jenkins first half double with five different players finding the back of the net.
led them to a 2-0 win at home to Bishops Lydeard.
Usual contributors such as Sam Gregory and James
There was also a goalscoring brace for Jack Rustell were among the goal-getters, with Omar
Jones in Hengrove’s 2-0 triumph away at Oldland Simpson, Rico Sobers and Morgan Skipp also beating
Abbotonians, while debutant Cameron Allen scored the Sutton keeper.
SPROUTS STINK
YOUR BRANDING SHOULDN’T
DESIGN | SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGEMENT | VIDEO EDITING | PHOTO EDITING
TRANSCRIPTIONS | WEBSITE DESIGN | LOGOS | BRANDING
www.jrhmedia.co.uk
james@jrhmedia.co.uk | 07881 237868
16 #ZEBRAS#ZEBRAS 17
TONIGHT’S
VISITORS
CHEDDAR AFC
Photos by John Cuthbertson Photography
Cheddar Football Club was established in 1892, playing the Western League Division 1 for the first time.
at the local cricket ground near the then Cheddar railway
station on the Strawberry Line. Cheddar has continued to progress each season culminating
in last years second place finish which usually would have
The Cheddar Valley League, of which the Cheese Men were guaranteed promotion to the division above. This was
one of the founders, was formed in the 1900’s. A couple of complimented by a good run to the second preliminary
years after winning the league in 1911, the club joined the round of the FA Cup and the second round of the FA Vase.
Western & District League and moved to a new ground where
the Kings of Wessex Academy playing fields are now situated.
A historic £1500 investment in 1952 allowed the club to
relocate to the current ground, Bowdens Park, after re-
joining the Cheddar Valley League shortly after the Second
World War.
The ‘shack’, as it was affectionately known opened in 1981
as a licensed facility providing the foundation for future
Somerset County League success, and was converted into
the current clubhouse in 1987.
To coincide with the centenary year in 1992, the club built
new changing rooms and installed flood lights, allowing
evening matches to be hosted.
Cheddar FC then advanced to Somerset County League
Premier Division in 2004 and in 2011 gained promotion to
18 #ZEBRASLet our new
mobile showroom
come and
visit you!
New Kitchens
Granite & Quartz Worksurfaces
Kitchen Refurbishments
Replacement Doors
No Obligation Quotation
Or you can come and visit our
showroom in Ilchester
#ZEBRAS 19DAY – 7 DAY
A S
OU RS A
W
24 H
EEK
Friendly & Helpful Service
Local & Long Distance
Immediate and Advanced Bookings Taken
Wheelchair Accessible Vehicles
4,6,7 & 8 Seaters Available
16 Seat Minibus
We charge less than the meter,
so you can travel cheaper
01935 426666
www.yeovilradiocabs.co.uk
20 #ZEBRASINSIDE
THE BOX
WITH COLIN GOODLAND
Hi everyone and welcome to Raleigh Grove, this week I have searched the computer
box to bring you another football story.
FOOTBALL IN THE SHADOW OF AUSCHWITZ-BIRKENAU
The diverse scope of grounds around the world is a
testament to the perseverance and omnipotence of
football.
The beautiful game is played in the remotest locations across
the globe, while in the past, infamous matches, like those on
the Western Front in 1914, have taken place.
However, the existence of football at the Auschwitz-Birkenau
extermination camp, a place that bristled with evil and
death, is perhaps as surprising to the reader as it should
be horrifying. The thought of playing such a joyful sport
contrasts greatly to the dark surroundings of Auschwitz. proximity to death. Indeed, the pitch at Auschwitz-Birkenau
was located next to the crematorium, a morbid silhouette
The semi-autobiographical literature of Holocaust survivor overshadowing the lighter happenings of a kickabout. To
Tadeusz Borowski evidences this: “Between two throw-ins derive pleasure from this seems inconceivable.
in a soccer game, right behind my back, three thousand
people had been put to death.” Such a startling and macabre Elements of the pitch are also given a startling and mortifying
timeframe gives a completely new perspective to something new purpose in the context of Auschwitz. Sarasopa explains
that would usually be seen as a relatively standard piece of how a 1.6-metre-tall crossbar was used by the SS for very
play in today’s game. non-footballing purposes. Young people were forced to walk
under it, told that the smallest of them would be taken to
Football was a privilege at Auschwitz, open to only a select harvest potatoes.
few people. Ultimately, the SS and guards of the camp were
the main people to take to the football pitch at Auschwitz- But then, the tale takes a dark turn: “As if from nowhere,
Birkenau. Surprisingly, though, a handful of political more SS men, this time with dogs, appear.” The smallest kids
prisoners and professional players, interned in the camp were driven away with clubs and dogs. Auschwitz-Birkenau
due to their creed, were sometimes allowed to serve as the survivor Ron Jones, a British soldier captured in the Middle
opposition. Moreover, some working prisoners were allowed East and sent to the camp, remembers the crematorium next
to play football as a labour incentive. to the pitch at Birkenau, partly due to the malodorous smell
of death that exuded from the facility.
As the forced industrial labour performed by prisoners was
vital to the Germans’ war effort, a twisted ‘reward scheme’ He highlights the redeeming nature of football in such
was set up by SS Chief Heinrich Himmler to boost morale. excruciating conditions: “Scoring a goal, making a save or
Many of these players came from the ranks of a group viewed arguing about an offside was the only way you could stop
contentiously in the annals of history: the ‘Kapos’ – privileged yourself from cracking up.” He evens credits the fitness he
prisoner functionaries allocated by the SS in a system that gained from playing football at the camp to saving his life,
turned Holocaust victim against victim. allowing him to overcome the gruelling death marches from
the camp as the incoming Soviet Army marked the end of
As a result, football came as a reward for disloyalty, to the the war.
detriment and continued persecution of other prisoners in
the camp. It is hard to see how playing football against such a Enjoy the game
group of people could be remotely pleasurable, such was the Goody
#ZEBRAS 2122 #ZEBRAS
RESERVE
TEAM NEWS
Sherborne Town Reserves returned to
league football after a positive cup win the The teams went in at half time 1-0. The second
previous weekend and found themselves half began and Sherborne instantly looked
against a Holt side that would prove a good stronger however Holt were still a threat on the
test. counter-attack and with long balls.
The first half Sherborne were looking poor The Town defence dealt with this well though
and switched off and Holt thought they had and gave themselves breathing room as Luke
taken the lead after Lewis Samval thought he Jackson dispossessed the Holt full back and
had given Holt an early lead in the 4th minute, drove at the defence with pace using silky
however, the goal was disallowed after the quick feet to find Ashley Guppy a path through
linesman alerted the referee of a handball from on goal who slotted the ball home in the
Holt that had happened in the build-up so a bottom right to make it 2-0 to Sherborne.
free-kick to Town was awarded instead.
Both teams carried on creating chances
This was a wake-up call for Sherborne and however Sherborne mainly defended their lead
they then bounced back as Elliott Mann netted as Holt were looking to get back in the game
the opener in the 34th minute as Marc Caines however the game finished 2-0 to Sherborne.
tackled one of the Holt defenders, drove
forward and released Mann who rounded the P W D L GD P
keeper and nestled the ball in to make it 1-0 to Merley Cobham Sports 6 6 0 0 19 18
the Zebras. Westland Sports 5 5 0 0 10 15
Gillingham Town 6 4 0 2 5 12
Sherborne Town Res 5 4 0 1 5 12
Blandford United 5 3 1 1 12 10
Follow us on
Hamworthy Recreation 6 3 1 2 10 10
Balti Sports 6 3 0 3 -3 9
Twitter
Bournemouth Sports 6 2 1 3 -5 7
Swanage + Herston 3 2 0 1 0 6
Holt United 4 2 0 2 -1 6
Dorchester Sports 5 2 0 3 -3 6
@sherbornetownfc Portland United Res 5
Sturminster Newton Utd 5
1
1
2
1
2
3
-5
-7
5
4
Shaftesbury Town Res 6 1 0 5 -9 3
Bridport Reserves 5 0 0 5 -10 0
Wareham Rangers 6 0 0 6 -18 0
www.sherbornetownfc.com
#ZEBRAS 2324 #ZEBRAS
FIXTURES &
RESULTS
SEPTEMBER 2020 20TH RADSTOCK TOWN H
2ND STREET (FA CUP) W 2-1 27TH CHEDDAR A
5TH PORTISHEAD TOWN L 2-0
9TH RADSTOCK TOWN L 2-0 MARCH 2021
12TH CLEVEDON (FA CUP) L 2-1 6TH CALNE TOWN H
19TH OLDLAND ABBOT W 2-1 13TH CORSHAM TOWN A
22ND WELTON ROVERS L 3-1 20TH HENGROVE ATH LETIC H
26TH ASHTON & BACKWELL L 3-1 27TH WARMINSTER TOWN A
30TH WELLS CITY L 3-2
APRIL 2021
OCTOBER 2020 2ND WINCANTON TOWN H
3RD LONGWELL GREEN W 1-0 5TH DEVIZES TOWN A
17TH BRISTOL TELEP’ L2-1 10TH LONGWELL GREEN H
21ST CHEDDAR H 24TH LEBEQ UNITED A
24TH BISHOPS LYDEARD A
31ST MILLBROOK (FA VASE) A MAY 2021
1ST HENGROVE ATHLETIC A
NOVEMBER 2020 8TH WELTON ROVERS H
14TH BISHOP SUTTON H 15TH BRISTOL TELEPHONES A
7TH CALNE TOWN A *Fixtures are subject to change.
14TH DEVIZES TOWN H
28TH ASHTON & BACKWELL A
TOOLSTATION FIRST
DIVISION TABLE
DECEMBER 2020 P W D L GD P
Welton Rovers 8 6 2 0 13 20
5TH ALMONDSBURY A Ashton & Backwell Utd 8 6 1 1 9 19
12TH WARMINSTER TOWN H Calne Town 6 6 0 0 11 18
19TH BISHOPS LYDEARD H Warminster Town 7 5 1 1 10 16
Wincanton Town 10 5 1 4 1 16
26TH WINCANTON TOWN A Corsham Town 5 5 0 0 15 15
Almondsbury 9 5 0 4 -5 15
JANUARY 2021 Lebeq United 8 4 2 2 8 14
Portishead Town 9 4 2 3 4 14
2ND LEBEQ UNITED H Wells City 8 4 1 3 2 13
9TH BISHOP SUTTON A Radstock Town 8 4 0 4 -1 12
16TH PORTISHEAD TOWN A Bristol Telephones 7 3 0 4 2 9
23RD ALMONDSBURY H Cheddar 8 3 0 5 0 9
Bishop Sutton 6 3 0 3 -4 9
30TH CORSHAM TOWN H Hengrove Athletic 6 2 2 2 -1 8
Sherborne Town 8 2 0 6 -8 6
FEBRUARY 2021 Oldland Abbotonians 7 1 0 6 -8 3
Bishops Lydeard 9 1 0 8 -14 3
6TH OLDLAND ABBOT A Longwell Green Sports 8 0 1 7 -15 1
13TH WELLS CITY A Devizes Town 7 0 1 6 -19 1
#ZEBRAS 2560 ST MARYS CRESCENT YEOVIL SOMERSET BA21 5RR
Tel 01935 414468 Mob 07976608418 Fax 01935 414530 Email gms.windows@btinternet.com
GMS WINDOWS ARE A LOCAL COMPANY ESTABLISHED IN 2003, A SMALL FAMILY RUN BUSINESS WHO HAVE
BUILT THE COMPANY BASED ON QUALITY PRODUCTS AND SERVICE.
NO SALES PRESSURE WE CAN OFFER A LARGE RANGE OF UPVC AND ALUMINIUM WINDOWS,DOORS AND
COMPOSITE DOORS (SOLIDOR PRODUCTS) www.gmswindows.org
26 #ZEBRASYou can also read
