As they prepare for the next series of “Strictly Come Dancing”, Steve Burt and Fraser Cadman still haven’t quite got their footwork right

IN TODAY’S ISSUE Today’s Front Cover: Second-half goal celebration against Penzance. From left:

Jack Parton (sub), Fraser Cadman (partly hidden), Matt Laity (sub), Billy Curtis, Tim Nixon, Steve Burt, Liam Andrew, Chris Prout (sub), Bradley Wills, Lewis Caspell

Contents list

Mousehole AFC Contacts, Affiliations, Sponsors & Logos

Today’s Match Summary

Welcome from Tim Richardson, Chairman

Who’s Who at Mousehole AFC

Quick Quotes from Quinny – Wayne Quinn, Player-Manager

Current SWP Division 1 West League table

Programme Advertisers

All about the SWP League Cup

Today’s League Matches in SWPL-D1W

Our Forthcoming Matches

Mousehole AFC Results & Fixtures

How you can raise money for the club - just by shopping!

Club news, developments & events

Pitch-side Advertisers

About Today’s Visitors: Tavistock

Today’s Squads

Sponsorship Matters

Mousehole Camping

Mousehole AFC For Hire

We Need You

The Boxing Day ‘Local Derby’ against Penzance

Puzzle Page

Ground Regulations

January in History

Boxing Day Records

Mousehole AFC: Half a Season in Numbers

Club Merchandise

Jack the Lad

In the next Mousehole Match-Day Magazine

Today’s back cover photo

IN THE NEXT MOUSEHOLE MATCH-DAY MAGAZINE

STOP PRESS: OUR MATCH WITH BODMIN TOWN MATCH POSTPONED Bodmin’s FA Vase tie today was called off yesterday afternoon and has been re-

arranged for next Saturday

SATURDAY 23rd

JANUARY 2016 v

BODMIN TOWN (leaders of the SWP Premier Division)

CORNWALL SENIOR CUP Sponsored by

THIRD ROUND

Kick off 2:00 pm Extra time and penalties if necessary

New front cover photo

About today’s visitors: Bodmin Town

All about the Cornwall Senior Cup

Today’s squads

The Tavistock match

Current SWP Division 1 West League table

Today’s SWP-D1W Matches

Mousehole AFC Results & Fixtures

Our Forthcoming Matches

Puzzle Page

New back cover photo

PLUS: lots more news, views, pictures, fun & games, articles, bits of history, essential footie trivia…….and maybe a few surprises

All for £1 !

JACK THE LAD

Young Jack waits eagerly for the referee’s signal to come on as sub

Thanks to Paul, his temporary ‘minder’, for help with this photo!

Scarves available from the clubhouse @ £3 and £5

Let me know if your dog would like to star in a future issue

TODAY’S MATCH: SATURDAY 16th JANUARY 2016

MOUSEHOLE AFC South West Peninsula League Division One West

V

TAVISTOCK South West Peninsula League Premier Division

SWP LEAGUE CUP

sponsored by

QUARTER FINAL

Kick Off 2:00 pm

Extra time and penalties if necessary

REFEREE: STEVE ANNIS

WELCOME

Tim Richardson, Chairman

So, after two weather-affected postponements, today’s match is our first

since Boxing Day and we’re still at the half-way point of the season.

Welcome to you all and to our visitors from Tavistock for this important

League Cup last-eight tie.

The postponements against Holsworthy and St Dennis, though

disappointing, were inevitable. The pitch was saturated leading up to the

day of each of these matches, with still lots more rain to come.

Before that, I was particularly pleased with the turn-out on Boxing Day,

with 289 people enjoying the fresh air and most of them enjoying the

match as well! I hope that a fair proportion of those who came, perhaps

for the first time in a while, will return for our future matches, especially

after seeing such a great display from the team.

I’m told that a number of people who’ve recently moved to the area are

now committed Mousehole AFC supporters – in fact I hear that someone

said they are now ‘hooked’!

If the first half of our season is anything to go by, the second half should

be quite something! I must pay the highest possible tribute to Wayne, the

players and the management team. They have cultivated an attractive

style of play, a combative attitude and a togetherness – all of which I’m

sure you’ll agree is a real joy to watch.

Best wishes to you all for 2016, Tim

…..CLUB MERCHANDISE…..

Treat yourself or your nearest and dearest…. and help the club at the same time!

New-style club scarf, green/white, with club name & badge:

£5

Club scarf, green/white, plain: £3

Scarf for your dog (as per photos): £3

Club mugs: £4

Window stickers with club badge, for your house or car: £1

Items to order:

Coats, black, quilt-lined, with club badge & your initials: £65

Polo shirts, white, with club badge: £16

To make a purchase, place an order or find out more – please ask at the clubhouse bar

MOUSEHOLE AFC: HALF A SEASON IN NUMBERS

No. of League matches in a whole season 32

No

tes

No. of League matches played so far 16

No. of home League matches 7

No. of away League matches 9

No. of League matches won 15

No. of League matches drawn 0

No. of League matches lost 1 A

Percentage of League matches won 94%

No. of League goals scored 71

No. of League goals conceded 10

Most goals scored in a League match 12 B

Most goals conceded in a League match 3 C

Average no. of goals scored in League matches 4.4

No. of League matches without scoring a goal 0

No. of League matches without conceding a goal 9

No. of players in SWP ‘Golden Boot’ top 10 goal scorers 3 D

No. of Cup matches played 6 E

Percentage of Cup matches won 100%

Total no. of matches played (League and Cups) 22

Total no. of home matches 10

Total no. of away matches 12

Total no. of matches won 21

Total no. of matches drawn 0

Total no. of matches lost 1

Total no. of goals scored 97

Total no. of goals conceded 14

No. of teams scoring more than 1 goal 2 F

Longest sequence of matches without conceding a goal 5 G

No. of League matches still to play 16: 9 home, 7 away

A: Plymouth Argyle 3-1 Mousehole. B: Illogan 1-12 Mousehole.

C: At Plymouth Argyle as per A. D: Mark Vercesi 18, Bradley Wills 15, Wade Brown 13.

E: 3 League Cup, 2 Senior Cup, 1 Charity Cup

F: Porthleven 2-5 Mousehole in both league and Charity Cup; Plymouth Argyle as per A.

G: Ongoing since 21st

November (v. Plymstock)

QUICK QUOTES FROM QUINNY

News and views from player-manager Wayne Quinn

Welcome to our exciting challenge against Tavistock, who are 16 places above us in the SWPL pyramid. Cup games like this help us establish how

good we are against higher-division opponents. This season we’ve already beaten one Premier Division side, Newquay, but Tavistock are among the front-runners, so today will be interesting, to say the least. And you can

say the same again for the match against Bodmin Town!

Three weeks ago, it was an excellent Boxing Day for us, and I hope for you too. We put in a great team performance and did exactly what we needed

to do. With great respect to Penzance, we could have won by more.

People talk about all the goals we score, and of course the scorers - but

don’t forget who’s dominating the midfield behind them and helping out those mean so-and-so’s in defence (clean sheets for the last 5 games!).

I’d also like to give a big positive mention to our squad as a whole. It’s

great to have on board players who don’t get a start every week, but keep themselves ready to slot in and do a very capable job when called upon.

As I said last time, the squad is bigger and stronger than two years ago. We will certainly need it to cope with injuries, illness, suspensions and

unavailability, plus a challenging schedule of matches. We play Penryn, Argyle, Sticker and St Dennis at home, and St Dennis again away, each of which is a proverbial “six pointer”. Plus at least two Cup games against

Premier Division teams, and a seriously difficult end to the season, with six games in two weeks, including four away, and two in three days at home.

Thanks for your support in 2015 – we’ll need it in 2016!

Quinny.

CURRENT LEAGUE TABLE

South West Peninsula League Division 1 West

From SWP League website, 14th January 2016

POSN

P W D L F A DIFF PTS

1 MOUSEHOLE 16 15 0 1 71 10 61 45

2 STICKER 15 12 1 2 39 13 26 37

3 PENRYN ATHLETIC 18 11 3 4 69 20 49 36

4 ST DENNIS 14 12 0 2 53 25 28 36

5 PLYMOUTH ARGYLE 13 10 1 2 48 14 34 31

6 LISKEARD ATHLETIC 17 10 1 6 55 35 20 31

7 WENDRON UNITED 15 8 2 5 27 29 -2 26

8 HOLSWORTHY 15 6 2 8 28 30 -2 20

9 PENZANCE 15 6 2 7 28 45 -17 20

10 DOBWALLS 18 6 1 11 27 37 -10 19

11 BUDE TOWN 13 5 3 5 29 25 4 18

12 PLYMSTOCK UNITED 12 6 0 6 19 26 -7 18

13 ILLOGAN RBL 17 4 2 11 30 58 -28 14

14 WADEBRIDGE TOWN 12 2 4 6 17 32 -15 10

15 PORTHLEVEN 17 3 1 13 16 50 -34 10

16 MILLBROOK 16 1 1 14 20 61 -41 4

17 VOSPERS OAK VILLA 16 0 2 14 23 89 -66 2

BOXING DAY RECORDS

Attendance

The number of spectators at our last match - the Boxing Day morning ‘local derby’ against Penzance at Trungle Parc - was 289, which…….

was the biggest home attendance of the season, more than three times bigger than our previous highest of 85 against Liskeard Athletic

improved our average home attendance this season from 78 to 108, the second highest in the West Division after Holsworthy with 109, and 50% higher than the West Division’s overall average of 65

easily overtook the previous highest league attendance in the West Division this season, the 226 for Holsworthy v Plymouth Argyle

beat all the Premier Division derbies, including Falmouth v Helston (205), except for St Blazey v St Austell (322) and Godolphin Atlantic v Newquay (324).

Goals

Full-back Billy Curtis’ goal to make it 6-0 was his first of the season.

It was also the 70th league goal scored by the team this half-season, equalling the previous highest for a WHOLE season (2014/15) since joining the SWP League in 2007. Bradley Wills’ penalty for 7-0 then made it a record-breaking 71, with 16 League matches still to play.

The all-time record beckons! Mousehole’s three previous highest-scoring seasons in the Cornwall Combination League were 93 (1987/88), 91 (1989/90) and 84 (2006/07), all with more teams in the Division than now.

A different milestone is also within reach: in all games this season, both league and cups, Mousehole have scored 97 goals. The question is: who will score the 100th, and when?

JANUARY IN HISTORY

45 years ago (2nd January 1971): Ibrox Park, Glasgow – 66 football fans died and 200 were injured in a crush on an exit stairway near the end of a Rangers-Celtic game.

77 years ago (2nd January 1939): On this day, the record highest gate for a league match in the UK was 118,567, also at Ibrox for Rangers v Celtic.

28 years ago (2nd January 1988): Loic Remy (below, left) currently at Chelsea, and a French international, was born.

15 years ago (12th January 2001): Lazio club coach Sven Goran Eriksson (above, centre) became England football manager, his first international post. He took over from Kevin Keegan (above, right) with England bottom of their World Cup qualifying group. By the end of the qualifying campaign, England were top of their group and went on to reach the 2002 World Cup quarter-finals in Japan. They lost 2-1 to Brazil with that much-discussed goal by Ronaldinho.

47 years ago (in January 1969): Non-football note (well, very football-related as it turned out!): Australian tycoon Rupert Murdoch took over the News of the World newspaper group, his first foothold in Fleet Street and the start of his major control and influence in British media.

TODAY’S GAMES IN

SWP LEAGUE DIVISION 1 WEST

Holsworthy

V

St Dennis

3.00 PM

Illogan RBL

V

Wadebridge Town

2.15 PM

Liskeard Athletic

V

Penzance

3.00 PM

Plymstock United

V

Sticker

2.15 PM

THE SOUTH WEST PENINSULA LEAGUE CUP sponsored by

HOW MOUSEHOLE AND TAVISTOCK REACHED THE QUARTER FINALS

1st Round: Mousehole 6-0 Illogan. Tavistock 2-1 Torpoint Athletic.

2nd Round: Mousehole 3-1 Newquay. Callington Town 0-3 Tavistock.

3rd Round: Mousehole 4-0 Appledore. Tavistock 4-1 Newton Abbot Spurs.

THE OTHER QUARTER FINALS Helston Athletic v Witheridge / Bodmin Town

Ivybridge Town v Godolphin Atlantic (Tuesday 23rd February) Saltash United v St Austell (Saturday 27th February)

THE SEMI FINALS Tuesday 15th and Wednesday 16th March

THE FINAL Sunday 8th May

PRIZE MONEY Winners £1,500

Runners-up £750 Losing semi-finalists £300 each

Longest surviving Division One club: East £400, West £400* *Mousehole have already qualified for this

LAST YEAR’S WINNERS Godolphin Athletic

MORE ABOUT SEAGULLS

Alfred Hitchcock’s Gulls

British film director Alfred Hitchcock’s 1963 film The Birds portrayed American herring gulls as the enemy of humans. The plot isn’t pure fantasy. European herring gulls have been known to attack humans, usually to protect their young or their territory. At some airports, trained falcons are used to keep seagulls away.

In SWP Division 1 West, the Seagulls are on top, and there are no other teams nicknamed The Falcons.

If you want to see gulls on the attack, see “The Birds Final Attack Sequence with Full Symphonic Score” on YouTube (3 minutes).

Eric Cantona’s Seagulls

"When the seagulls follow the trawler, it's because they think sardines will be thrown into the sea”.

Manchester United’s Eric Cantona, complaining about media interest after he had

done something very newsworthy to a Crystal Palace supporter in 1995

PUZZLE PAGE

ANSWERS TO THE LAST PUZZLE (BOXING DAY): Clue: SWP clubs

Question 1: Hide ill attackers? This club would need to change!

Answer: ‘hide ill attackers’ is an anagram of Liskeard Athletic

Question 2: Hey see Alan in this ground!

Answer: ‘hey see Alan’, anagram of Seale Hayne, Plymouth Argyle Reserves’ HQ.

THIS WEEK’S PUZZLE:

Hidden in this Wordsearch are 16 of the 17 West Division clubs - in straight lines, up, down, diagonal, forwards, backwards. But which is the club that’s missing?

V Y H T R O W S L O H C N S J I

L I S K E A R D A T H L E T I C

C S Z O V L U I R H C L I D L D

I F N M I L L B R O O K P E L E

T I O S T I K W Y H A A S N O T

E L B E A V C L E A R B L N G I

L E U R S K I S D R U F L I A N

H C D U X A U K R T H J A S N U

T N E J O O Q U E I N U W Y Q N

A A T J M S W E K W X B B R U O

N Z O M D R D O C I M B O V E R

Y N W O T E G D I R B E D A W D

R E N I R P H S T P A U X N H N

N P A X O S S M S A G G Z A P E

E P L Y M O U T H A R G Y L E W

P S T N E V E L H T R O P S Y D

Answer is in the next programme

The 17 clubs:

Mousehole, St Dennis,

Sticker, Penryn Athletic, Plymouth Argyle, Liskeard Athletic, Wendron United,

Penzance, Dobwalls,

Bude Town, Plymstock United,

Holsworthy, Illogan,

Wadebridge Town, Porthleven, Millbrook,

Vospers Oak Villa

FORTHCOMING MATCHES

STOP PRESS: THE HOME MATCH NEXT SATURDAY (23

RD) AGAINST BODMIN TOWN

IN THE CORNWALL SENIOR CUP THIRD ROUND HAS BEEN POSTPONED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.

Bodmin’s FA Vase tie, due to be played today, was called off yesterday afternoon. As an FA Vase fixture takes priority over other Cup competitions, theirs has been re-arranged for next Saturday. Please see Facebook, Twitter, our new club website, the SWP League website or The Cornishman for information about our re-arranged Senior Cup match against Bodmin, and also for news in the unlikely event that we will have a match next Saturday 23

rd.

As it stands at present, our next scheduled match is in the League on Saturday 30th January with the visit of local rivals PORTHLEVEN (2:15).

UPDATE 1: Our home League match against Holsworthy, postponed on 2nd January, has been re-arranged for Bank Holiday Monday, 2nd May, kick off 3 pm.

UPDATE 2: Last Saturday’s postponed match against St Dennis will be played two days later, on Wednesday 4th May, kick off 6.45 pm. As it now stands, this will be our last home match of the season.

See our full fixture list and up–to-date results in this programme

2015/16 RESULTS & FIXTURES (subject to change – always updated here) Date Opponents Venue Result Competition

08 Aug Sticker A Win 2-1 League 12 Aug WENDRON UNITED H Win 1-0 League 15 Aug WADEBRIDGE TOWN H Win 5-1 League 19 Aug ILLOGAN RBL H Win 4-0 League 22 Aug Liskeard Athletic A Win 1-0 League 29 Aug MILLBROOK H Win 10-0 League 05 Sep Dobwalls A Win 2-0 League 09 Sep Penryn Athletic A Win 2-1 League 19 Sep ILLOGAN RBL H Win 6-0 League Cup R1 23 Sep Porthleven A Win 5-2 League 26 Sep Millbrook A Win 4-0 League 03 Oct Illogan RBL A Win 12-1 League 10 Oct St Dennis A Win 2-1 Senior Cup R1 17 Oct NEWQUAY H Win 3-1 League Cup R2 24 Oct Plymouth Argyle A Loss 1-3 League 31 Oct LISKEARD ATHLETIC H Win 9-1 League 07 Nov Porthleven A Win 5-2 Charity Cup R1 21 Nov Plymstock United A Win 3-0 League 28 Nov APPLEDORE H Win 4-0 League Cup R3 05 Dec Morwenstow A Win 6-0 Senior Cup R2 12 Dec PLYMSTOCK UNITED H Win 3-0 League 26 Dec PENZANCE H Win 7-0 League All matches so far: Played 22, Won 21, Drawn 0, Lost 1, Goals for 97, Goals against 14 16 Jan TAVISTOCK H 14:00 League Cup QF 23 Jan BODMIN TOWN H POSTPONED Senior Cup R3 30 Jan PORTHLEVEN H 14:15 League 06 Feb PENZANCE H 14:00 Charity Cup QF 13 Feb PENRYN ATHLETIC H 15:00 League 20 Feb Holsworthy A 15:00 League 27 Feb VOSPERS OAK VILLA H 15:00 League 12 Mar PLYMOUTH ARGYLE H 15:00 League 25 Mar Penzance A 11:00 League 02 Apr BUDE TOWN H 15:00 League 05 Apr Wadebridge Town A 19.30 League 09 Apr STICKER H 15:00 League 16 Apr DOBWALLS H 15:00 League 23 Apr St Dennis A 15:00 League 27 Apr Wendron United A 18:30 League 30 Apr Bude Town A 15:00 League 02 May HOLSWORTHY H 15:00 League 04 May ST DENNIS H 18:45 League

07 May Vospers Oak Villa A 15:00 League

BOXING DAY v. PENZANCE (continued)

Bradley gets the first

All 10 outfield players celebrate:

Billy Curtis, Wayne Quinn, Bradley Wills, Luke Johnson,

Lewis Caspell, Tim Nixon, Fraser Cadman, Liam Andrew,

Calron Hall, Steve Burt

Yet another Bradley hat-trick

Bradley Wills, Tim Nixon, Billy Curtis, Liam Andrew,

Luke Johnson

Chris ‘Rusty’ Prout made his home debut as a sub.

SPB got some specks of mud on his shorts.

THE BOXING DAY “LOCAL DERBY” v. PENZANCE

It now seems so long ago! On the morning: anticipation, expectation, bright and breezy. Lots of people in cheerful chatty mood, savouring the fresh air as well as the festive spirit in the clubhouse.

With the strong wind in our favour we needed a good first-half cushion (commonly known as ‘goals’). Three was okay, but once we got going it could have been any number. Forgetting the season of goodwill, we pressed our visitors in their own half, taking advantage of their self-inflicted as well as wind-assisted errors.

In the second half, we played even better facing the south-westerly, keeping the ball on the ground to neutralise the effects of the wind, and showing a blatant lack of sympathy for our opponents’ plight.

Billy Curtis

A collector’s item: Billy upfield from left-back arrows in a goal from 20 yards.

Steve Burt

A rarity: a Burtie goal, his second of the season, both with his left foot.

HOW YOU CAN RAISE MONEY FOR THE CLUB ……….JUST BY SHOPPING!

!!! nearly £250 raised in just a few weeks !!!

Thanks to Women’s Team Manager Dawn Bateman for setting this up

How it works When you make an online* purchase from one of the participating retailers via

easyfundraising.org.uk, as a thank you for shopping, the retailer makes a donation – a percentage of the purchase price –

to your chosen ‘good cause’. You don’t pay any extra for your purchase.

Which retailers? There are 2,700+ participating online* retailers, including

Amazon, John Lewis, M&S and eBay, and lots more well-known names.

Your ‘good cause’ Mousehole AFC is now registered as a ‘good cause’ on the

easyfundraising.org.uk website.

What you can do Before making an online* purchase, follow the links on the easyfundraising

website or download their app. This ensures the donation will be collected.

Or you can install a ‘donation reminder’ from easyfundraising.org.uk. This automatically detects when you visit a participating retailer's site,

so you don't have to remember to visit the easyfundraising website first.

Visit the easyfunding website to see:

• the up-to-date total of donations to the club

• how you can register your debit or credit card for in-store shopping

• all the retailers involved in the donation scheme

• lots more information and options

CLUB NEWS, DEVELOPMENTS AND EVENTS

Recent developments:

The club now has an official all-year licence for up to 5 Motorhomes or Campervans on the raised hard-standing behind the car park goal

The new club website is up-and-running. Visit and sign up at: www.mouseholeafc.co.uk

Happening in the near future:

The outcome of grant applications to fund work next Summer, including pitch refurbishment, improved drainage, new trainers’ boxes (aka ‘dugouts’), training floodlights, and clubhouse updating.

A Mousehole AFC entry in Wikipedia – the online encyclopedia

Coming up soon:

Walking Treasure Hunt around the village of Paul

Kings Arms ‘Sunday Quiz Night’ (proceeds to Mousehole AFC)

Paul Village Weekend, 30 April to 2nd May (Bank Holiday): various events at Trungle Parc, including the last home match of the season against Holsworthy on the Bank Holiday Monday.

Further announcements and details in due course

If you have any comments about this programme, or any ideas, articles, pictures or other information you’d like included in future, please talk to any

member of the Committee, or contact: Andrew Large

email: andrewrlarge@hotmail.co.uk

If you need to know about advertising and sponsorship at Mousehole AFC – the pricing details are in this

programme - or if you know someone else who does – contact James Prisk

email: priisek@mail.com Phone: 07790 188971

We are always on the look-out for volunteers – anyone who can offer ideas, skills or time – to help with various tasks on match days and generally to play a part in the

running of Mousehole AFC and help it progress: contact any member of the Committee, or make yourself known

in the clubhouse. Every little bit of help helps!

SPONSORSHIP MATTERS

Match-day sponsorship:

Includes social media coverage, PA announcement and acknowledgement in match programme with your name, personal details of your choice, and photograph: £25 per match

Programme sponsorship:

Your name prominently displayed on the front cover for every home match:

For the whole season: £100 Special rate for the second half of the season: £40

Pitch-side advertising boards:

First year, including board: £60 per board Second year: £50 per board

Advertisements in the match-day programme - annual cost:

Full page in colour: £100

Half-page in colour: £60

Full page in black & white: £80

Half-page in black & white: £50

One-third page in black & white: £40

Quarter-page in black & white: £30

Club contact:

James Prisk

Tel: 07790 188971

Email: priisek@mail.com

NOTES ABOUT TAVISTOCK AFC: “THE LAMBS”

Formed in September 1888, the club played in the Devon League at Tavistock Grammar School playing fields. In their second season they were the first winners of the Devon Senior Cup, and in 1900–01 won the Devon League title.

The club achieved success in the Devon League, Senior Cup and Bedford Cup during the 1920s, but ceased playing in 1932 because of debt. They started again in 1937, and in 1939 amalgamated with three other local teams, Tavistock Comrades, Bannawell Blues United and Tavistock West End, changing from salmon pink shirts with chocolate collars and cuffs, to red and black stripes. More recently, the shirts have changed to white with red and black trim.

In 1947 Club President Herbert Thomas Langsford purchased Tavistock’s current home Langsford Park. The club joined the Plymouth Combination League First Division, winning it in 1950/51. They joined the South Western League in 1952, and, apart from an 8-season gap spent in local football, remained members until 2007 when they joined the newly formed South West Peninsula League Premier Division. In their first six seasons they were 10th, 6th, 5th, 13th, 10th and 10th, but in 2013/14 they finished bottom with 2 wins and 107 goals conceded. In the first season after relegation, they won the Division 1 East title, finishing above our League Cup 2nd Round victims Appledore on goal difference.

Tavistock entered the FA Cup throughout the 1950s and again since 2006/07, reaching the 3rd qualifying round in 1954/55 and the 1st QR in 2011/12. They have entered the FA Vase yearly since 2004/05, reaching the last 32 in their second year, and the 2nd round in 2009/10 and 2013/14. In other cups, they have won the Devon Senior Cup four times; the South Western League Challenge Cup, Victory Cup and Throgmorton Cup once each; and Bedford Cup on 11 occasions.

In the League they currently lie 4th, with 11 wins, 5 draws and 6 defeats, 44 goals-for and 28-against. Jack Crago is their chief goal scorer with 15. They haven’t played a first team match since 12th December, a 1-0 loss away at Plymouth Parkway in the League.

STEVE PARKER-BILLINGE (Goalkeeper)

BILLY CURTIS

MATT LAITY

LIAM ANDREW

STEVE MILLER

JACK PARTON

WAYNE QUINN

CALRON HALL

CHRIS PROUT

STEVE BURT (Captain)

MARK VERCESI

FRASER CADMAN

LEWIS CASPELL

WADE BROWN

BRADLEY WILLS

MAX DAVIES

TIM NIXON

SIMON STEVENS

KARL TURNER

LUKE JOHNSON

J ORD

W DAW

L DAW

D FOLLETT

J ALEXANDER

D HALLETT

J CRAGO

L COOMBES

L JOHNSON

L PACEY

C RUSH

K FYNEBOY

R SHEPARD

D EVANS

H GREENING

MANAGER: STUART HENDERSON

ASSISTANT: KEN ORD