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FROM THE
DUGOUT
WAYNE JEROME
Good afternoon and a warm welcome to Consol Stadium Raleigh Grove for the start of the 20/21 season.
During these strange times it’s great to finally get some kind of normality back and hopefully enjoy some
football again.
An extended welcome goes out to the players, officials and supporters of Portishead Town. I hope you had
a good journey to today’s game, and I hope you enjoy your short stay with us today and wish you all a safe
journey home.
With the abrupt ending to the 19/20 season we are eager to continue where we left off and look to build on
some the excellent performances and results that the team achieved last year. I am in the fortunate position of
retaining all of last year’s squad and have added to it with some exciting new additions.
We go in today’s game after a good preseason schedule and following an excellent victory over higher league
opposition Street in the FA Cup here on Wednesday night. The game was played in front of an excellent crowd
and enjoyed by all. Your match day support is always appreciated by the club and the team and we hope to see
you all a little more during this season’s campaign.
I hope you all enjoy today’s game and give strong support to the boys.
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
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FROM THE
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WITH CHAIRMAN JOHN BOWERS
Good afternoon and welcome to our first league who attended the game.
game of the season.
A total of 292 paying spectators came through the
It seems like forever since we were at home in the gate. Hopefully, they all enjoyed the evening and
League. will return to watch the Zebras again.
I would like to extend my warm welcome to all those Our reward for beating Street is another home fixture
connected with Portishead Town, I hope you all against Clevedon Town, who overcame Portland in
enjoy your stay with us and have a safe trip home. their previous round tie.
Well, what a week it has been! On Wednesday As always please get behind the lads today and don’t
we hosted Street in the FA Cup and with the forget to keep the faith!
usual preparation added to with the new COVID
regulations it was a testing week, to say the least. COYZ.
John
Wednesday couldn’t have gone much better though
with us beating Street 2-1 in a very entertaining
game to progress to the next round of the FA Cup,
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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
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Answers: 1. Mitre logo missing from the ball. 2. Street player’s arm missing. 3. Street player’s number missing. 4. Logo missing from
Sherborne shorts. 5. Tape missing from Street player’s sock.
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PORTISHEAD TOWN FOOTBALL CLUB
Portishead were inaugurated early in the 1900’s by stands to Bristol Road. As the result of the extra pitches
Molly Jukes, the daughter of a local Rector, who had available on the new ground, two new teams were
moved to Portishead in 1903. Always keen on sport, formed incorporating the former Redcliffe Bay team.
Molly formed a cricket side in 1910 and two years
later a football team she called St. Peter’s Portishead. In 1991-92 Portishead reached the Somerset & Avon
(South) FA Senior Cup Final where they lost 4-2 against
Initially there were two teams, a First XI and Reserves Odd Down. In 1997, the first team again reached the
and a year later a junior side was formed. In 1915 Molly final, this time beating Bridgwater Reserves 2-0 at
married the Rev H.S. Briggs but her interest and devotion Paulton.
to ‘the lads’ didn’t waver and despite the intervention of
two World Wars she battled on as Chairman, Treasurer In 1993 /94 under the leadership of Terry Hale the team
and Manager as well as playing in goal as often as she won the Somerset Senior League Premier Division
could. Championship, they retained this title in 1994-95,
made it a treble in 1995/96 and notched up their fourth
In the early 1950’s Molly stepped down and Portishead Championship win at the end of the 1997/98 season. In
AFC, as the club were now known (following a name May 2000, Shaun Hills’ side beat Radstock Town to win
change in 1948), was left in the hands of Len Pickering the Somerset Senior Cup for the second time.
and Eddie Clapson.
Following major ground improvements and finishing
Following successive divisional championship in 1973 the 2004/05 season as runners up in the Somerset
and 1974 the club were accepted into the Somerset County league the club applied for election to the
Senior League in 1975 and a year later moved from their Western League were duly promoted for the start of the
original pitch where the present Health Centre now 2005/06 campaign.
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The most notable and popular new kits in Non-League a place after their incredible “Nessie” strips went viral earlier
are being showcased after fans picked the best of the in the summer.
bunch for a list of the top eleven!
“Malvern Town, meanwhile, were the only other side to
Hundreds of kits from the National League down have been receive acclaim for both their home and away kits, serving
rated and slated over recent weeks for a list compiled by up the strongest collection of the summer. Banbury United
football price comparison website FOOTY.COM to help put a asked fans to vote on their home kit for this season, and it
“smile back on the faces of fans”. seems like they’ve got their selection absolutely spot on,
coming in at eighth place.
The list of the 2020/21 campaign’s eleven most talked-about
designs was released on Tuesday with reborn North Ferriby’s “However, after analysing lower league kits from all over
away kit topping the pile. the country, it was North Ferriby’s stylish away kit which
ultimately came out on top. Featuring smart green and gold
Unsurprisingly, Loch Ness FC, made the cut after their new colours, the new strip from HG Sportswear has wowed the
“Nessie” strips went viral earlier in the summer as clubs club’s supporters and other fans all over social media – as
released their new designs, many chosen by fans like well as the FOOTY.COM judges.
Banbury United’s which claimed eighth spot.
“It’s a fairy-tale story for The Villagers, who recently saw their
A FOOTY.COM spokesperson said: “We know that many of club liquidated and then reborn as North Ferriby FC. Just over
these clubs are going through a difficult time right now so 12 months later, they can now boast one of the best football
we hope this is a great feel-good story to get smiles back on shirts of the season, and will even be sent a small trophy in
faces. The ranking ensures their new 2020/21 kits enjoy a recognition of the outstanding design.
deserved moment in the spotlight.
“The standard of non-leagues kits seems to get higher every
“Amongst the top designs were several clubs from the North single year, and plenty of clubs were unfortunate to miss out
West, with 1874 Northwich, Northwich Victoria and Stretford on a place in the list. This really is testimony to the fantastic
Paddock all finding themselves in the final XI. There was also design work being done by smaller kit manufacturers around
some joy in parts of the North East, with Gateshead FC and the UK, with Farrellys Sport, The Terrace and Buccaneer
Durham City AFC both receiving plaudits for their rather Sports all gaining recognition.
colourful away and goalkeeper kits.
“Beautiful football shirts aren’t just reserved for Europe’s
“St Albans City, who recently hit the headlines with their biggest clubs, and these non-league minnows have put
new “Enter Shikari” home shirt, came in at 10th place, while several elite giants to real shame. It’s been yet another
Halifax Town’s gold and burgundy third strip was a particular spectacular year for kits, and clubs from the lower reaches of
favourite in third. Loch Ness FC, quite unsurprisingly, claimed English football have certainly played a big role in that fact.”
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HOW EXETER CITY LED TO THE CREATION
OF THE BRAZIL NATIONAL TEAM
There is no telling how and when the Brazil national football Brazil from an unknown
team would have been formed if it hadn’t been for Exeter universe to spread the
City Football Club. gospel of football all
over the nation.
It was July 1914, just two weeks before the start of World War
One, when the Devon-based English side arrived in Brazil. The Fluminense’s stadium
English FA had previously received an invitation from Argentina’s was only small in
nascent football community to nominate a team to travel to those days, but it was
Buenos Aires for a series of exhibition matches against local packed way beyond
sides. its maximum capacity,
with some sources
Exeter were chosen as a “truly representative side”. For this little quoting the attendance as high as 10,000. Within a few short
club, founded only 10 years earlier, the journey would have been years of this exhibition game, football would completely
an opportunity to make money. Association Football had been dominate Brazil, becoming synonymous with the Samba beat, a
thriving in the UK since 1863 and, by the turn of the century, it sport loved by all Brazilians.
had been already exported to Uraguay, Brazil and Argentina.
Visiting English teams and players were welcomed like heroes. That love affair started with the match at the Laranjeiras. Exeter
showed their typical hardiness, an aspect of the game that was
On 22 May 1914, a squad of 15 players left Southampton docks new to the home supporters. Brazil striker Arthur Friedenreich
and arrived in Rio de Janeiro 18 days later – but their stay started was on the receiving end of an English elbow, losing two teeth
anything but glamorously. During a break in Santos, the entire for his trouble.
team was arrested after taking a dip at a beach where bathing
was banned. Ultimately, though, the Brazilians’ natural flair and ball skills
proved to be too much for the dogged visitors, and O Seleção
Only the intervention of a British diplomat prevented the entire won 2-0. After the final whistle, the players were carried off on
squad being sent back to England, and the players got away with the crowd’s shoulders and proclaimed national heroes. Exeter
a complaint about public indecency. Next stop on the itinerary came back to England, exhausted by the heat and a prolonged
was Argentina, where Exeter played eight friendly matches. But sea journey home. Most of the individuals from that historic
instead of returning home, the team then received an invitation team took to the trenches during the World War. Dick Pym, who
to return to Brazil to play another three fixtures, in Rio de Janeiro also fought in the war, would later lift the FA Cup with Bolton at
and São Paulo. the White Horse Cup final in 1923.
Exeter officials applied for visa extensions but, as it transpired, On 21 July 2014, exactly 100 years after that definitive
the team could only fulfil the match in Rio. Rio was, in 1914, match in Brazil, Exeter and Fluminense under-23’s met in a
Brazil’s capital city, but São Paulo, too, had been bitten by the commemorative game. The original 1914 ball was used to kick
football bug and wanted to participate in the big tour. Thus it things off; since the 2-0 win, the lucky ball has remained in
was decided to create a team made up of players from both Fluminense’s club museum.
cities – effectively the birth of the Brazil national side.
There were a number of hardy souls in the stands celebrating
The process became known as Seleção (the Portuguese this unique bond, including 600 travelling fans from the Devon.
equivalent of selection in English), which to this day remains Sadly, the visitors could not enjoy the satisfaction of revenge,
Brazil’s official nickname. The Seleção made its debut against with the match finishing 0-0.
Exeter at Estádio das Laranjeiras, the home of Fluminense, in Rio
on 12 July 1914. The local newspapers hyped up public interest Enjoy the game.
in the game, describing Exeter in superhuman terms, sent to Goody
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RESERVE
TEAM NEWS
WITH RESERVE TEAM MANAGER NEIL BUDDEN
We kicked off pre-season with an inter-house midfield we dominated the ball and possession well.
game against the first team which was a good test We moved the ball well and our movement off of the
for us to find out where we were with the depth ball was quick and good which I think Queen Camel
and balance of quality & experience through our struggled with.
squad.
We continued to play our way and we looked to
The performance was strong which was pleasing have improved on the previous week’s game against
and the new signings seemed to have settled in Ilminster and we got our rewards from the game with
really quickly with the lads that are still here from last a comfortable 3-1 win over them. Our goals came
season. from Marc Caines, Elliott Mann and Steven Burton.
There was obviously things we needed to work on Our final pre-season friendly was against South
after that game but it was an encouraging starting Petherton at home. Knowing this was going to be a
point for us. tough game physically and with the players they had
in their squad this was going to be a game where we
Our second friendly away at Ilminster against their were going to see how much we had improved since
first team. This again was a good test for us as we the return of football.
knew they would be a physical side and would
potentially try to stop us from playing our game. The game started off a bit scrappy and we didn’t
We started slow for 20 minutes at the beginning but have the composure on the ball that we had
soon started to try and control the pace of the game. previously been showing in games but we grew into
the game and started to dominate the ball and look
An encouraging point was that we matched threatening going forward.
Ilminster with the physical aspect of the game whilst
still trying to impose our football into the match As the game went on we began to frustrate the
and dominate the ball. Ilminster had an edge on travelling side and their tempers started to go with
us being that they had already had 3 pre-season tackles and off the ball challenges getting put in that
friendlies under their belt where this was our first were not what is expected in the game let alone a
proper competitive friendly of pre-season so as you pre-season friendly.
would expect Ilminster did look sharper than us over
2/3 yards. Our lads showed great composure and character
as the away team got more and more frustrated as
The game finished in a 1-1 draw with Calum Gundry the game went on whilst chasing the ball around as
scoring a screamer for us from 30 yards out. There we continued to remain calm and play our game by
was lots of positives to take from the game but also moving the ball quickly.
there was a lot for us to go away with and work on
ahead of our next game. The game finished with us beating South Petherton
4-2 with Steve Friend scoring a hattrick and former
Our second friendly was away to Queen Camel. This STFC player forgetting he is now a South Petherton
was a difficult game for other reasons, the pitch was player by scoring in his own goal on his debut for
very tight and compact which didn’t really suit our them.
style of football.
Onwards and upwards to a positive season ahead.
Queen Camel set up well and gave us a good game,
they again were physical and got in our faces early
on but from playing out of the back through to the Neil
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FIXTURES &
RESULTS
SEPTEMBER 2020 MARCH 2021
2ND STREET (FA CUP) W 2-1 6TH CALNE TOWN H
5TH PORTISHEAD TOWN H 13TH CORSHAM TOWN A
9TH RADSTOCK TOWN A 20TH HENGROVE ATH LETIC H
12TH CLEVEDON (FA CUP) H 27TH WARMINSTER TOWN A
19TH OLDLAND ABBOT H
22ND WELTON ROVERS A APRIL 2021
26TH ASHTON & BACKWELL H 2ND WINCANTON TOWN H
20TH WELLS CITY H 5TH DEVIZES TOWN A
10TH LONGWELL GREEN H
OCTOBER 2020 24TH LEBEQ UNITED A
3RD LONGWELL GREEN A
17TH BRISTOL TELEPHONES H MAY 2021
24TH BISHOPS LYDEARD A 1ST HENGROVE ATHLETIC A
31ST CHEDDAR H 8TH WELTON ROVERS H
15TH BRISTOL TELEPHONES A
NOVEMBER 2020 *Fixtures are subject to change.
7TH CALNE TOWN A
14TH DEVIZES TOWN H
28TH ASHTON & BACKWELL A TOOLSTATION FIRST
DECEMBER 2020 DIVISION TABLE
5TH ALMONDSBURY A
12TH WARMINSTER TOWN H P W D L GD P
Almondsbury 0 0 0 0 0 0
19TH BISHOPS LYDEARD H Ashton & Backwell 0 0 0 0 0 0
26TH WINCANTON TOWN H Bishop Sutton 0 0 0 0 0 0
Bishops Lydeard 0 0 0 0 0 0
Bristol Telephones 0 0 0 0 0 0
JANUARY 2021 Calne Town 0 0 0 0 0 0
2ND LEBEQ UNITED H Cheddar 0 0 0 0 0 0
9TH BISHOP SUTTON A Corsham Town 0 0 0 0 0 0
Devizes Town 0 0 0 0 0 0
16TH PORTISHEAD TOWN A Hengrove Athletic 0 0 0 0 0 0
23RD ALMONDSBURY H Longwell Green Sports 0 0 0 0 0 0
30TH CORSHAM TOWN H Oldland Abbotonians 0 0 0 0 0 0
Portishead Town 0 0 0 0 0 0
Radstock Town 0 0 0 0 0 0
FEBRUARY 2021 Sherborne Town 0 0 0 0 0 0
6TH OLDLAND ABBOT A Warminster Town 0 0 0 0 0 0
13TH WELLS CITY A Wells City 0 0 0 0 0 0
Welton Rovers 0 0 0 0 0 0
20TH RADSTOCK TOWN H Wincanton Town 0 0 0 0 0 0
27TH CHEDDAR A Lebeq United 0 0 0 0 0 -1*
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