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HARRY BANKS

CONNOR LEECH

ROMAINE ATKINSON

JOE GRAVENEY

MATTHEW GATES

CONRAE CESPEDES

TJ STEAD

JORDAN JENNER

SAM COCKERILL

DAN FRITH

CHRISTIAN LONDONO

JAKE CONNARIS

DEVANTE DAVIES

DAVE PUGH

MICHAEL PAIGE

CALLUM LOWREY

JOE McTIFFEN

SAM BEAN

JAMIE BUCKETT

LUKE PAWSON

ROB WALTON

KEIRAN BERRY

SAM BERRY

CHRIS BORKLOE

MATT SELLICK

JACK DE LEYBURN

CHARLIE ROBINSON

CONNEL REID ALEX BAKER

TODAY’SOFFICIALS

REFEREEDAVID BARNARD

ASSISTANTSRICHARD SMALLWOODANDREW SHEPHERD

TODAY’SFIXTURES

MACRON SCORE SCFLDIVISON ONE

Haywards Heath Town vSaltdean United

Lingfield vSaltdean United

Little Common vLangney Wanderers

Midhurst & Easebourne vCrawley Down Gatwick

Mile Oak vBexhill United

Oakwood vRingmer

Seaford Town vSteyning Town

Sidlesham vSouthwick

TODAY’S TEAMS

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DOMINIC LUGARD

CONNOR SUMMERFIELD

AYDEN AMJ RICHARDS

DECLAN SMITH

OTIS TAYLOR

KERRAN BOYLAN

ALFIE TUCK

NIGEL MAYO

STEVE WHELAN

PAUL POVEY


v Saltdean United FC // Saturday 6 February

With Horsham not in action, Lancing moved fourpoints clear at the top of the table after beatingin-form Chichester City at Culver Road.

Dan Hegarty cancelled out Richard Greenfield’sopener as Chi went into half time on level terms.However, Ross Adams and Will Berry went on toscore for Ash Bailey’s side in the second half asthey won 3-1.

Fourth hosted third in the table as EastbourneTown made the trip to Newhaven, where Townmoved within a point of Horsham after edging afive-goal thriller.

Jake Buss saved a Wes Tate penalty early on,but only for Eastbourne to go ahead six minutesin through Dan Bolwell. Tate then made it 2-0 atthe break, before Ryan Knight halved the deficitmidway through the second period. Brett Pattonthen made it 3-1, before Connor Sidwell’s lateeffort set up a tense finish, but Town held on towin.

Mark Bennett’s first game in charge of Paghamproved to be a tale of two halves, but it wasWorthing United who came from 2-0 down to winat Nyetimber Lane. Lloyd Rowlatt and DanSwain goals put the Lions in charge at the break,but only for Paul Elliott to halve the deficit on thehour. Pagham stayed 2-1 ahead going into thefinal ten minutes, but goals from Pat Rose andElliott saw the Mavericks run out 3-2 winners.

Horsham YMCA stay fifth after a 2-0 win againstWick & Barnham United. Phil Johnson gave YM afirst half lead with a strike in added time, beforeNick Sullivan sealed the points with an effortmidway through the second half.

Hassocks made it five straight wins after a 3-1win at home to AFC Uckfield Town. MichaelDeath gave Hassocks the lead on the hour, withfurther goals from Phil Gault and Jonno Meliasealing the points. Drew Greenall struck late on

for the Oaks for what proved to be a consolationgoal.

Eastbourne United made it back-to-back winsafter a 2-0 win at home to Shoreham. Secondhalf goals from Sam Crabb and Liam Baitup gaveTobi Hutchinson’s side all three points.

In the division’s other match to have survived theweather, Ollie Moore and Ross Swaine scored forLoxwood in a 2-0 win at East Preston.

With Storrington and Crawley Down’s matchespostponed, Haywards Heath Town are the newleaders at the top of the table after a 4-1 win atMidhurst & Easebourne. Joel Stevens drew theStags level at the break, cancelling out RobO’Toole’s opener, but only for Town to run outwinners in the second half. Freddie Barkerscored twice, with Callum Saunders completingthe scoring late on.

Southwick moved up to sixth after an emphaticwin at Bexhill United. Andy McDowell and RossMyers both scored twice for the Wickers, whoalso had Josh Newman on target in a 5-1 win atThe Polegrove.

Oakwood stay in fourth after a 3-1 win at hometo Sidlesham. Clive Piller, Kieron Purkis and Mar-lon Maxwell got the goals for Mark Gilbert’s sideat Tinsley Lane.

Steyning Town moved up to 13th after CraigKnowles’ stoppage time winner gave the Barrow-men a 1-0 win at Ringmer.

Elsewhere, Ryan Morey gave Selsey the lead atbottom of the table Saltdean, but only for Der-vantes Davis to strike early in the second half toearn the Tigers a point at Hill Park.

In the division’s other game, George Rudwickscored twice for Mile Oak as they beat SeafordTown 2-0 at Mile Oak Rec.



A dominative midfield display wasn’tenough as the Lingers lost out to Oak-wood.

The game started with a touching dis-play of Remembrance as captain SamCockerill laid a wreath of poppies in thecentre circle and lead the teams in aminutes silence. The sides also worepoppies on their kits as a mark of re-spect to those who gave their lives.

Lingfield dominated in the openingstretches and indeed for a lot of thegame, and it took less than 10 minutesfor Kerran Boylan to tap in the firstgoal thanks to good work from Ro-maine Atkinson. Unfortunately, just afew minutes later it was even again asa fast Oakwood counter met the on-rushing Daniel Smith, leading to theball flicking into the air wildly and land-ing in the back of the home net.

The rest of the half followed a similarpattern with the Lingers enjoying largeperiods of chances and possession, andthe visitors occasionally looking danger-ous on the counter. Despite this, just15 minutes into the second half it was

the away side that took the lead, astheir number 9 headed in at the nearpost. You could count the number ofgenuine Oakwood chances on one handand yet just moments later they had athird, as Daniel Smith’s scuffed clear-ance in the wet allowed Oakwood tocross and tap in again.

Insult was added to injury as ChristianLondoño, arguably Lingfield’s best crea-tor in the second half had to limp offinjured 20 minutes from the end. Oak-wood’s confidence swelled and they be-gan to create more and in the fourthminute of extra time the away number7 (whose presence on the pitch was du-bious considering some of the challeng-es he’d made throughout the game)found himself through. He calmly rolledin the fourth and final goal, leaving theLingers feeling very hard done by in-deed.

By Sam Freebody

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SCFL DIVISION ONE



DATE OPPOSITION COMP. F-A ATT

08 AUG LANGNEY WANDERERS A SCFL 1 3-2 75 Smith Tuck Kuffour Cespedes 1 Gates

11 AUG OAKWOOD A SCFL 1 1-1 44 Smith Tuck Stead Killick Gates

14 AUG CANTERBURY CITY H FAC EP 0-3 145 Reid Tuck Stead Killick Gates

22 AUG SALTDEAN UNITED A SCFL 1 3-0 20 J-Freeman Tuck Stead Cespedes Frith

29 AUG HASSOCKS A PBLC 2 1-5 0 Taggart Tuck Stead Cespedes Graveney

31 AUG HAYWARDS HEATH TOWN A SCFL 1 1-6 86 Smith Tuck Stead Gates Graveney

05 SEP STORRINGTON A SCFL 1 2-3 62 Reid Tuck Stead Gates 1 Cespedes

12 SEP STORRINGTON H SCFL 1 1-4 64 Reid Tuck Stead Gates 1 Graveney

19 SEP SIDLESHAM A SCFL 1 6-0 34 Jenner Leech Stead Gates Cespedes

22 SEP MIDHURST & EASEBOURNE H SCFL 1 6-0 35 Jenner Leech Stead Gates 1 Cespedes

26 SEP SOUTHWICK H SCFL 1 0-1 41 Jenner Leech Gates Harman Graveney

03 OCT CORINTHIAN A FAV Q2 0-4 63 Jenner Leech Stead Gates Cespedes

10 OCT BEXHILL UNITED H SCFL 1 4-2 62 Jenner Leech Tuck Smith Cespedes

17 OCT SEAFORD TOWN H SCFL 1 2-0 33 Jenner Leech Tuck Gates Cespedes

20 OCT OAKWOOD A D1LC 2 5-3 55 Jenner Tuck Leech Gates Smith

24 OCT LITTLE COMMON A SCFL 1 1-5 68 Jenner Tuck Leech Gates Cespedes

31 OCT SOUTHWICK A SCFL 1 2-0 19 Jenner Tuck Leech Gates 1 Cespedes

07 NOV OAKWOOD H SCFL 1 1-4 24 Smith Burroughs Leech Gates Dean

21 NOV SELSEY H SCFL 1 1-1 30 Conteh Tuck Leech Smith Cespedes

28 NOV MIDHURST & EASEBOURNE A SCFL 1 0-2 26 Conteh Tuck Gates Cespedes Leech

05 DEC SEAFORD TOWN A SCFL 1 1-0 18 Jenner Leech Smith Gates Tuck

42732 CRAWLEY DOWN GATWICK A SCFL 1 4-6 104 Jenner Tuck Gates Smith Leech

16 JAN BEXHILL UNITED A SCFL 1 0-1 84 Jenner Leech Smith Langridge Stead

06 FEB SALTDEAN UNITED H SCFL 1

13 FEB STEYNING TOWN A SCFL 1

20 FEB RINGMER A SCFL 1

27 FEB LITTLE COMMON H SCFL 1

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USED SUBSITUTES

Gates Burroughs Frith 1 Clements Taylor Cockerill Zola 1 Stead, Connaris

Gates Burroughs Cockerill Smith Atkinson Taylor Zola 1 Clements, Kuffour, Summerfield

Gates Burroughs Frith Cockerill Taylor Boylan Richards Clements, Graveney

Frith Burroughs Gates 1 Atkinson Taylor Boylan Richards 2 Graveney, Connaris, Smith

Graveney Banks Summerfield 1 Burroughs Smith Boylan Richards Curtis, Lugard, Kuffour

Graveney Banks Frith Burroughs 1 Smith Summerfield Boylan Curtis, Leech

Cespedes Banks 1 Frith Burroughs Smith Cockerill Richards Lugard, Leech, Summerfield

Graveney Connaris Burroughs Smith Cockerill Taylor Boylan Richards, Leech, Cespedes

Cespedes Banks 1 Frith Londono 1 Cockerill 1 Smith 1 Boylan Burroughs 1, Tuck, Connaris 1

Cespedes Banks Burroughs Smith Cockerill 1 Londono 1 Boylan 3 Taylor, Tuck, Connaris

Graveney Banks Burroughs Smith Cockerill Londono Richards Taylor, Tuck, Clements

Cespedes Connaris Burroughs Smith Cockerill Londono Gyurses Graveney, Tuck, Taylor

Cespedes Gates Cockerill Burroughs Mitev 1 Harrison 1 Londono 1 Atkinson 1, Connaris

Cespedes Londono Burroughs 1 Smith Atkinson Harrison Gyurses Boylan 1, Connaris, Taylor

Smith Londono 1 Gyurses 1 Cockerill Burroughs Harrison 1 Boylan 2 Banks, Connaris, Taylor

Cespedes Londono Gyurses Cockerill Burroughs Atkinson Boylan 1 Connaris, Graveney

Cespedes Smith Kendirci Taylor Burroughs Atkinson Boylan 1 Harrison, Kufour, Gyurses

Dean Londono Kendirci Taylor Cockerill Atkinson Boylan 1 Harrison, Cespedes, Connaris

Cespedes Gates Burroughs Cockerill Boylan 1 Londono Mitev Horn, Banks, Langridge

Leech Banks Burroughs Horn Smith Connaris Kendarci Iles, Langridge

Tuck Burroughs Cockerill Horn Connaris 1 Kendarci Boylan Smith, Mitev

Leech Horn Heaton 1 Clements Boylan 2 Smith 1 Burroughs Stead, Banks, Shanny

Stead Burroughs Cockerill Heaton Connaris Smith Boylan Shanny, Horn, Gates

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11



SCFL DIV. ONEP W D L F A GD PTS

1 HAYWARDS HEATH TOWN 17 16 0 1 62 15 47 482 STORRINGTON 22 15 1 6 52 31 21 463 CRAWLEY DOWN GATWICK 18 15 0 3 58 29 29 454 OAKWOOD 20 12 3 5 65 40 25 395 MILE OAK 19 11 2 6 37 28 9 356 SOUTHWICK 19 10 2 7 49 34 15 327 LITTLE COMMON 17 9 2 6 46 30 16 298 LANGNEY WANDERERS 14 8 2 4 34 19 15 269

10 BEXHILL UNITED 18 7 3 8 35 44 -9 2411 RINGMER 21 6 5 10 32 40 -8 2312 SELSEY 20 6 3 11 33 54 -21 2113 STEYNING TOWN 15 5 2 8 25 34 -9 1714 SIDLESHAM 18 5 1 12 24 49 -25 1615 MIDHURST & EASEBOURNE 20 4 3 13 18 42 -24 1516 SEAFORD TOWN 22 3 2 17 14 48 -34 1117 SALTDEAN UNITED 21 1 5 15 18 66 -48 8

SATURDAY 6 FEBRUARY 2016MACRON STORE DIVISION TWO

Haywards Heath V SelseyLingfield V Saltdean United

Little Common V Langney W’dersMidhurst & Ease V Crawley Down G

Mile Oak V Bexhill UnitedOakwood V Ringmer

Seaford Town V Steyning TownSidlesham V Southwick

SATURDAY 30 JANUARYMACRON STORE DIVISION TWO

Bexhill United P-P OakwoodCrawley Down G P-P Haywards Heath

Ringmer P-P StorringtonSouthwick P-P Little Common

Steyning Town P-P Langney W’ders



Saltdean United are a club that have always hadhigh ambitions both on and off the field and notso long ago were one of the leading clubs inSussex.

Originally formed in 1966, the club started life inthe local Brighton Saturday League and graduallymoved up their divisional structure over theyears. Following the acquisition of their currentground, Hill Park the club joined Division 3 of theSussex County League in 1984/85, finishing thirdin its first season. Promotion to Division 2 andsenior football came in 1988/89 when they fin-ished champions. The next seven seasons werespent there, with the “Tigers” eventually winningDivision 2 in 1995/96 with games to spare.

Promotion to Division 1 saw the clubhouse com-pletely revamped and floodlights installed – thefirst Sussex County League club to invest in theimpressive Musco system from the USA - still oneof the best lighting systems in the County Leaguetoday. With financial support behind them, the

“Tigers” quickly established themselves as a forcein the top division, finishing 4th in their inauguralseason and reaching the final of the Sussex Sen-ior Cup; losing to St. Leonards by the odd goal. In1998/99 the club finished 2nd, and 3rd in1999/2000 when they also lifted the John O’HaraCup, beating Burgess Hill Town after extra time ina thrilling match at Three Bridges. Over the nexttwo seasons however, the club’s fortuneschanged dramatically. Proposed developmentwork to Hill Park failed to materialise; fundingwas substantially reduced, and this, combinedwith significant changes both on and off the pitch,saw the Tigers fall to 16th position, with relega-tion to Division 2 following in 2001/02. This wasthe first time in the club’s history that it hadsuffered relegation. Despite finishing in 5th posi-tion in their first season back in Division 2, this

could not be sustained and the following seasonssaw the club finish consistently in the lower halfof the division. They were relegated to Division 3at the end of 2006/07 where they were to spendthe next five seasons. 2010/11 saw the 1st XI liftthe Division 3 Challenge Cup and in 2011/12 theymaintained their momentum by winning the Ver-non Wentworth Cup and gaining promotion backinto Division 2 and senior football. That seasonalso saw the 2nd XI come runners up in theirleague, gaining promotion to the SCFL ReserveSection Premier Division – quite a feat for a Divi-sion 3 reserve team!

Saltdean United continue to run youth teams forall ages and in 2005 were awarded FA CharterStandard status in recognition of the club’s organ-isation and how it is run at all levels; particularlyin relation to youth football. Work on the creationof a third pitch Hill Park for mini-soccer was com-pleted in time for the commencement of the2009/10 season.

The main priorities of the club remain as follows:a) to improve the quality of football playedthroughout the entire club, b) to build a newclubhouse and dressing room facilities togetherwith necessary ground improvements to meet theever increasing requirements of the FA, and c) toimprove both internal and external communica-tions to reinforce a “one club” approach.



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