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Honours1913 – 1914 Hounslow & District League Champions,1919 – 1920 Surrey Intermediate Charity Cup Winners and Challenge Cup Finalists1920 – 1921 Surrey Intermediate League Champions, Surrey Intermediate Charity Cup Winners1922 – 1923 Surrey Senior League Champions and Charity Cup Winners1926 – 1927 Surrey Intermediate Charity Cup Winners, Surrey Senior League Charity Cup Finalists1934 – 1935 Surrey Senior League Charity Cup Finalists1967 – 1968 Spartan League Cup Finalists, Egham Twinning Tournament Winners1971 – 1972 Spartan League Champions, Egham Twinning Tournament Winners1974 – 1975 Athenian League Champions, Egham Twinning Tournament Winners1975 – 1976 Athenian League Division One Runners-Up, Egham Twinning Tournament Winners1976 – 1977 Premier Midweek Floodlit League Champions, Egham Twinning Tournament Winners 1977 – 1978 Southern Combination Cup Winners1980 – 1981 Egham Twinning Tournament Winners1984 – 1985 Southern Combination Cup Finalists1991 – 1992 Surrey Senior Cup Finalists, and Loctite Trophy Finalists1993 – 1994 (3 times in a row) Billy King Trophy Winners1994 – 1996 (twice) Goodley Jewellers Charity Cup Winners2002 Peter Barnes Charity Trophy (in aid of the National Deaf Children’s Society)2012 Southern Youth League Central Winners / Southern Youth League Cup Winners2012 - 2013 Combined Counties League Premier Division Champions2015 - 2016 Evo-Stik Southern League Play-Off Semi-Finalists2016 - 2017 Evo-Stik Southern League Play-Off Semi-Finalists

EEMIRATES FA CUP EXTRA PRELIMINARY ROUND

SATURDAY 10 AUGUST 2019KICK OFF 15:00

EGHAM TOWN v LANCING

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Today we have the pleasure of welcoming Lancing FC for the very first time. We extend a warm welcome to their players, supporters and officials, and to our match officials. We wish you all a safe journey home after what we hope will be an entertaining match.We have met once before, in the 1994-95 FA Vase

Preliminary Round. We left with a 3-0 win and in awe of the excellent standard of Lancing’s playing surface. With wins against Eastbourne Association (2-1) and Horley Town (3-2) our visitors’ form is in contrast to ours as we followed the undeserved loss at Colliers Wood United with a 0-3 defeat at home to Ascot United on Tuesday. We will be looking for an improvement today but it is clear we will have a battle on our hands. The winners travel to either Horsham YMCA (Southern Combination Premier) or Croydon (Southern Counties East One) on 24 August.Tuesday night will be the time for a replay, should it be needed. We will be hunting for the result of Walton & Hersham v Southall if not as we are scheduled to face Southall in the League. They share at Ashford Town (Mx.) so are just a tad closer than the 135 miles round trip to Culver Road, Lancing’s home at Sussex FA HQ. Next Saturday we are at home again, facing Balham, another side we have never played before.

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CCL PREMIER Pl

W D L F A Diff

Pts

1 Badshot Lea 2 2 0 0 9 1 8 62 Ascot United 2 2 0 0 5 0 5 63 Colliers Wood

United2 2 0 0 5 2 3 6

4 Spelthorne Sports 2 2 0 0 4 1 3 65 Abbey Rangers 2 1 1 0 5 0 5 46 CB Hounslow

United1 1 0 0 3 1 2 3

7 Southall 1 1 0 0 2 0 2 38 Balham 1 1 0 0 2 1 1 39 Molesey 1 1 0 0 2 1 1 310

Sheerwater 1 1 0 0 2 1 1 3

11

Knaphill 2 0 1 1 3 4 -1 1

12

Camberley Town 2 0 1 1 1 2 -1 1

13

Hanworth Villa 2 0 1 1 2 4 -2 1

14

Raynes Park Vale 2 0 1 1 1 3 -2 1

15

Sutton Common Rovers

2 0 1 1 2 5 -3 1

16

Guildford City 1 0 0 1 1 2 -1 0

17

Cobham 1 0 0 1 0 2 -2 0

18

Redhill 2 0 0 2 2 5 -3 0

19

EGHAM TOWN 2 0 0 2 1 5 -4 0

20

Banstead Athletic 1 0 0 1 0 5 -5 0

21

Frimley Green 2 0 0 2 1 8 -7 0

1 Lingfield 2 2 0 0 9 0 9 62 Eastbourne Town 2 2 0 0 7 0 7 63 Alfold 2 2 0 0 7 4 3 64 Crawley Down Gatwick 2 2 0 0 5 2 3 65 LANCING 2 2 0 0 5 3 2 66 Langney Wanderers 2 1 1 0 8 4 4 47 Newhaven 2 1 1 0 6 5 1 48 Little Common 2 1 0 1 5 3 2 39 Horley Town 2 1 0 1 4 3 1 3

10 Saltdean United FC 2 1 0 1 3 2 1 311 Peacehaven & Telscombe 2 1 0 1 3 3 0 312 AFC Uckfield Town 2 1 0 1 2 2 0 313 Hassockst 2 1 0 1 2 3 -1 314 Loxwoodt 2 0 1 1 4 5 -1 115 Broadbridge Heath 2 0 1 1 3 7 -4 116 East Preston 2 0 0 2 1 5 -4 017 Horsham YMCA 2 0 0 2 4 9 -5 018 Pagham 2 0 0 2 0 5 -5 019 Steyning Town Community 2 0 0 2 2 8 -6 0

20 Eastbourne United Association 2 0 0 2 1 8 -7 0

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A brief history of Lancing Football Club

Lancing Football Club had its origins in 1938 with a group of youngsters who used to kick about on Monks Recreation Ground which is adjacent to the clubs present home. The club was founded in 1941 as an all sports club and was known as Lancing Athletic. After the war the original youngsters began to play together again and in 1946/47 Lancing

Athletic, in their first attempt at adult football won the Brighton League and Cup also the Sussex Intermediate Cup. When Worthing moved to the Corinthian League in the summer of 1948 Lancing happened to be their only possible replacements in the Sussex County League and became thus promoted. In only their second season they finished as League runners-up, being beaten into second spot, on goal average. 1952 saw the club moved from their local park at the Crowshaw Recreation Ground to their present home at Culver Road. The cricket and badminton sections survive to this day but the footballers were obliged to form an independent organisation upon their election to the Sussex County Football League – they were still known as Lancing Athletic FC for some years later but the suffix drifted out of use around 1955. Fast-forward to the 2007-08 campaign, which started with some different problems, this time off the pitch as the old stand at Culver Road was finally demolished. With the new stand completed after the end of the season 2007-08, the facilities and SCFA earned the plaudits from all our visitors and drew an emphatic line under a much troubled season. A partnership with Jason Rutherford in 2010-11, provided an in-flux of new players, leading to promotion from Division Two. The first season in the top-flight saw the club reach their highest ever position – runners-up to Champions Three Bridges. Jason left for pastures new leaving Martin Gander in sole charge. With the squad mostly intact, the side could only produce a middle of the table finish. Martin stepped down as Manager to become Chairman, while former goalkeeper,

Richard "Tricky" Whittington, took charge of the playing side. A difficult season for a couple of reasons: a new squad, and a six point deduction (by the book, but harsh). The club just maintained their top-flight status and looked to build on these foundations. Tricky's second season built on the previous campaign. Good displays in the FA competitions, against strong opposition, namely Greenwich Borough and Phoenix Sports, along with good runs in the RUR and Peter Bentley cups. While a nine game unbeaten run lifted to side to a final position of eighth. The Reserve side won promotion as Champions, including a 10-0 win, only to see their ambition trounced by a league re-org. And for the first time ever, Lancing also had a Ladies side, who also earned promotion as Champions, which included a 21-0 victory! In September 2015, Tricky departed after a dozen games, and assistant Ash Bailey took charge. Building on the previous seasons, Ash continued to push the club forward, and in a great end to the season, maintained 4th place in the league, and won the club's first silverware in years with victory in the Peter Bentley Cup. Ash left as Autumn arrived, with the side languishing in the lower reaches, and long-time Lancing favourite John Sharman guided the side to mid-table safety, and repeated the feat in his first full campaign. With changes off the pitch a new regime took over and brought back Ash Bailey as Manager. Unfortunately family issues saw Ash step down less than two months into the season. Mark Pulling was at the helm to the end of the campaign. Former skipper and midfield maestro, Naim Rouane, was appointed for 2019-20.

DIRECTIONS TO LANCING FC

At junction 7, take the M23 (S) exit to Brighton/Gatwick Airport1.1 miMerge onto M2313.9 miContinue onto A2315.8 miAt the roundabout, take the 1st exit0.2 miAt the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto the A27 ramp to Worthing0.3 mi

Merge onto A277.9 miAt the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto Grinstead Ln/A20250.4 miTurn right onto Grinstead Ave0.1 miAt the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto North Rd0.1 miAt the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto Culver Rd348 ftTurn right to stay on Culver RdDestination will be on the right154 ftCulver Rd, Lancing BN15 9AX, UK

Sussex FA HeadquartersCulver RoadWest Sussex

BN15 9AX

EGHAM TOWN FIXTURES SEASON 2019-2020SAT 3 AUG 19Colliers Wood United v EGHAM TOWN 1-2 (Gangadeen )TUE 6 AUG 19EGHAM TOWN v Ascot United 0-3SAT 10 AUG 19THE EMIRATES FA CUP – Extra-Preliminary RoundEGHAM TOWN v LANCING TUE 13 AUG 19Southall v EGHAM TOWN SAT 17 AUG 19EGHAM TOWN v Balham SAT 24 AUG 19 EMIRATES FA CUP – Preliminary RoundHorsham YMCA or Croydon v EGHAM TOWN or Lancing BANK HOLIDAY MON 26 AUG 19 Molesey v EGHAM TOWN SAT 31 AUG 19BUILDBASE FA VASE – 1st Qualifying RoundEGHAM TOWN v FC Elmstead SAT 7 SEP 19EGHAM TOWN v Banstead AthleticSAT 14 SEP BUILDBASE FA VASE – 2nd Qualifying RoundHolmesdale or Sheerwater V EGHAM TOWN or F Elmstead SAT 21 SEP 19 – NONE LISTED TUE 24 SEP 19CHERRY RED RECORDS PREMIER CHALLENGE CUP – 1st RoundEGHAM TOWN v Raynes Park Vale SAT 28 SEP 19EGHAM TOWN v Sheerwater SAT 5 OCT 19Guildford City v EGHAM TOWN SAT 12 OCT 19EGHAM TOWN v Badshot Lea SAT 19 OCT 19Raynes Park Vale v EGHAM TOWN SAT 26 OCT 19EGHAM TOWN v Cobham SAT 2 NOV 19Spelthorne Sports v EGHAM TOWN SAT 9 NOV 19Camberley Town v EGHAM TOWN SAT 16 NOV 19EGHAM TOWN v Abbey Rangers SAT 23 NOV 19

EGHAM TOWN v Sutton Common Rovers

SAT 30 NOV 19Hanworth Villa v EGHAM TOWN SAT 7 DEC 19EGHAM TOWN v Frimley Green SAT 14 DEC 19Redhill v EGHAM TOWN SAT 21 DEC 19EGHAM TOWN v Knaphill SAT 28 DEC 19Badshot Lea v EGHAM TOWN SAT 4 JAN 20EGHAM TOWN v CB Hounslow United SAT 11 JAN 20Balham v EGHAM TOWN SAT 18 JAN 20EGHAM TOWN v Camberley Town SAT 25 JAN 20Frimley Green v EGHAM TOWN SAT 1 FEB 20Ascot United v EGHAM TOWN SAT 8 FEB 20EGHAM TOWN v Colliers Wood United SAT 15 FEB 20 – NONE LISTEDSAT 22 FEB 20Banstead Athletic v EGHAM TOWN SAT 29 FEB 20EGHAM TOWN v Southall SAT 7 MAR 20Abbey Rangers v EGHAM TOWN SAT 14 MAR 20EGHAM TOWN v Hanworth Villa SAT 21 MAR 20Sheerwater v EGHAM TOWN SAT 28 MAR 20EGHAM TOWN v Raynes Park Vale SAT 4 APR 20EGHAM TOWN v Redhill SAT 11 APR 20Cobham v EGHAM TOWN EASTER MON 13 APR 20 EGHAM TOWN v MoleseySAT 18 APR 20EGHAM TOWN v Spelthorne Sports SAT 25 APR 20Sutton Common Rovers v EGHAM TOWN TO BE ARRANGEDCB Hounslow United v EGHAM TOWN EGHAM TOWN v Guildford City Knaphill v EGHAM TOWN

FIXTURES 3 AUGUST 2019Banstead Athletic 0-5 Abbey RangersCamberley Town 1-2 BalhamCobham 0-2 Ascot UnitedColliers Wood United 2-1 EGHAM TOWN Frimley Green 1-3 CB Hounslow UnitedKnaphill 2-2 Hanworth VillaMolesey 2-1 RedhillRaynes Park Vale 0-2 Spelthorne SportsSheerwater 2-1 Guildford CitySutton Common Rovers 1-4 Badshot Lea6 AUGUST 2019Abbey Rangers 0-0 Camberley TownBadshot Lea 5-0 Frimley GreenBanstead Athletic v Guildford City pp – collapsed pylonCB Hounslow United v Sheerwater ppEGHAM TOWN 0-3 Ascot UnitedHanworth Villa 0-2 SouthallRaynes Park Vale 1-1 Sutton Common RoversRedhill 1-3 Colliers Wood UnitedSpelthorne Sports 2-1 KnaphillWEDNESDAY 7 AUGUST 2019Balham v Molesey pp (both in FA Cup 9 August)FRIDAY 9 AUG THE EMIRATES FA CUP – Extra-Preliminary RoundBalham v RusthallCB Hounslow United v SheerwaterSutton Common Roversv MoleseySATURDAY 10 AUG THE EMIRATES FA CUP – Extra-Preliminary RoundAFC Hayes v WembleyArundelv BansteadAthleticAscot United v Badshot Lea (at Badshot Lea FC)Beckenham Town v Raynes Park ValeBournemouth v Frimley GreenCB Hounslow United v SheerwaterChertsey Town v CobhamColliers Wood United v ShorehamEGHAM TOWN v LancingFleet Town v Farnham TownGuildford City v Tooting Bec (at Godalming Town FC)Hanworth Villa v FisherHorndean v Camberley TownLoxwood v Abbey RangersRedhill v K. SportsShaftesbury v KnaphillSpelthorne Sports v LingfieldWalton & Hersham v Southall

MONDAY 12 AUGUST 2019Sutton Common Rovers v Redhill

TUESDAY 13 AUGUST 2019Camberley Town v Spelthorne SportsCobham v Hanworth VillaFrimley Green v Abbey RangersKnaphill v CB Hounslow UnitedMolesey v Banstead AthleticSheerwater v BalhamSouthall v EGHAM TOWNWEDNESDAY 14 AUGUST 2019Colliers Wood United v Raynes Park ValeSATURDAY 17 AUGUST 2019Abbey Rangers v Guildford CityBanstead Athletic v KnaphillCB Hounslow United v MoleseyEGHAM TOWN v BalhamHanworth Villa v Camberley TownRaynes Park Vale v Frimley GreenRedhill v Ascot UnitedSheerwater v Badshot LeaSpelthorne Sports v CobhamSutton Common Rovers v SouthallSATURDAY 24 AUGUST 2019 (Some matches may be switched to Fri 23 or Sun 25 Aug)EMIRATES FA CUP – Preliminary RoundAFC Hayes or Wembley v BerkhamstedAFC Porchester Town or Hythe & Dibden v Horndean or Camberley TownAmesbury Town or Christchurch v Ascot United or Badshot LeaArundel or Banstead Athletic v Colliers Wood United or ShorehamBeckenham Town or Raynes Park Vale v Ashford UnitedBedfont Sports v Hanworth Villa or FisherBournemouth or Frimley Green v Bracknell TownCB Hounslow United or Sheerwater v Horley Town or Banstead AthleticChertsey Town or Cobham v Erith & Belvedere or Peacehaven & TelscombeEast Grinstead Town v Loxwood or Abbey RangersFleet Town or Farnham Town v Arlesford Town or Baffins Milton RoversGuildford City or Tooting Bec v Crowborough Athletic or AFC VardeaniansHorsham YMCA or Croydon v EGHAM TOWN or LancingRedhill or K Sports v Balham or RusthallShaftesbury or Knaphill v Westbury United or Fareham TownSutton Common Rovers or Molesey v Bexhill United or Eastbourne TownWalton & Hersham or Southall v Spelthorne Sports or Lingfield

MONDAY 26 AUGUST 2019 11:30 for all gamesAbbey Rangers v RedhillCobham v Raynes Park ValeKnaphill v SheerwaterMolesey v EGHAM TOWN

Sutton Common Rovers v Banstead AthleticTUESDAY 27 AUGUST 2019Badshot Lea v Camberley TownFrimley Green v Guildford CitySouthall v CB Hounslow UnitedSpelthorne Sports v Hanworth VillaWEDNESDAY 28 AUGUST 2019Balham v Colliers Wood UnitedSATURDAY 31 AUGUST 2019Camberley Town v Sutton Common RoversSouthall v RedhillFRIDAY 30 AUGUST 2019BUILDBASE FA VASE – 1 st Qualifying Round Ascot United v Fleet Town (at Fleet Town FC)SATURDAY 31 AUGUST 20 19BUILDBASE FA VASE – 1 st Qualifying Round Abingdon United v Eversley & CaliforniaAFC Hayes v Dunstable TownAFC Spelthorne Sports v Spelthorne SportsAsh United v Badshot LeaBagshot v Broadbridge HeathBalham v RusthallBanstead Athletic v Greenwich BoroughBedfont & Feltham v Lutterworth AthleticCB Hounslow United v Beckenham TownClanfield 85 v Sandhurst TownCobham v PFC Victoria LondonCove v Fleet SpursEGHAM TOWN v FC ElmsteadEpsom & Ewell v KenningtonFarnham Town v Langney WanderersForest Hill Park v WestsideFrimley Green v Lydney TownGodalming Town v Hailsham TownGuildford City v GlebeHanworth Villa v Marston Shelton RoversHillingdon Borough v Kensington & Ealing BoroHolmesdale v SheerwaterLancing v Chessington & Hook UnitedLydd Town v Raynes Park ValeMolesey v GreenwaysRugby Borough v British AirwaysStorrington Community v KnaphillTooting Bec v Walton & HershamWick v Colliers Wood United

CHERRY RED RECORDS PREMIER CHALLENGE CUP1st Round (9 matches) (23 clubs receive byes) 1 Guildford City v Hanworth Villa 2 Eversley & California v Balham 3 Tooting Bec v Bedfont & Feltham 4 FC Deportivo Galicia v AFC Hayes

5 Badshot v Lea Redhill 6 Colliers Wood United v British Airways 7 EGHAM TOWN v Raynes Park Vale 8 Spelthorne Sports v Chessington & Hook United 9 Godalming Town v CB Hounslow United2nd Round (16 matches) 1 Ash United v Bagshot 2 Westside v Southall 3 Guildford City or Hanworth Villa v Jersey Bulls 4 Abbey Rangers v EGHAM TOWN or Raynes Park Vale 5 Godalming Town or CB Hounslow v Eversley & California or Balham 6 Camberley Town v Colliers Wood United or British Airways 7 Tooting Bec or Bedfont v & Feltham or Knaphill 8 Frimley Green v Ascot United 9 Sutton Common Rovers v Chessington & Hook United or Spelthorne Sports10 Sandhurst Town v Cove 11 Banstead Athletic v FC Deportivo Galicia or AFC Hayes 12 Molesey v Kensington & Ealing Borough 13 Cobham v Fleet Spurs 14 Badshot Lea or Redhill v Dorking Wanderers Reserves 15 Sheerwater v Epsom & Ewell 16 Farnham Town v Walton & Hersham

EMIRATES FA CUP EXTRA PREL. RD.

EGHAM TOWNVERSUS

LANCING10 AUGUST 2019

REFEREE:  RYAN WOODSASSISTANTS:  WILLIAM DOUGLAS, DERRICK LAING

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