Weekly News & Match Bulletin – Season 2012/13 No.39

29th April 2013

Wealdstone striker Richard Jolly, who is retiring, scores the last league goal of a

prolific career, his second in his side’s 2-0 win over Canvey on Saturday.

Picture courtesy of Steve Foster/Wealdstone FC

In this issue…

All the action from Saturday’s matches

Final tables, fixtures and statistics

Respect update and Youth League latest

By Peter Butcher – Ryman League Communications Administrator

Ryman Premier

THEY made hard work of it, but Lowestoft eventually got the win they needed to clinch the Ryman Premier runners-up spot on Saturday with a 1-0 home win over nine-man Hendon.

The Trawlerboys started impressively, hitting the woodwork twice and having a shot cleared off the l ine before Hendon heaped problems on themselves with the dismissals of Kevin Maclaren in the 16

th minute and James

Fisher seven minutes later.

A superb display by keeper Berkley Laurencin then kept Lowestoft frustrated until the 65th minute, when Michael

Frew’s close-range header settled the match and gave the Suffolk side home advantage in the play-offs, starting with a semi-final against East Thurrock on Wednesday.

Richard Jolly ended his league career on a high with two goals as Wealdstone beat Canvey 2-0 to finish in third

place, a point behind Lowestoft.

The prolific striker has announced that this will be his final season and he bowed out with typical poacher’s goals in the 50

th and 69

th minutes to book a home semi-final.

Stones will host Concord, who had a chance of finishing second themselves if the sides above them had slipped up but had to settle for fourth place after a 0-0 home draw with Leiston, who cleared a Ben Greenhalgh shot off

the line late in an uneventful affair.

East Thurrock clinched fifth place on Thursday, barring some sensational goalscoring, but their 16-match unbeaten run ended with a 1-0 defeat at champions Whitehawk.

Hawks had to wait until the 88th

minute before Charlie Henry found the net after combining with James Fraser and they finished eight points clear of the field in their first – and, for the moment at least, last - season at this level.

A hectic week caught up with East Thurrock defender Tom Stephen, who played full games on Tuesday and Thursday after completing last Sunday’s London marathon! He suffered an injury in the warm-up and had to drop out of the side.

At the other end of the table, Carshalton made it five wins out of six in April with a 2-1 victory at Enfield Town.

But their valiant effort to avoid the drop was in vain.

Enfield took a ninth-minute lead with a penalty by Liam Hope, who was denied a second goal by the crossbar. Nathaniel Pinney equalised on the hour and hit the winner with six minutes left, his 22

nd goal of the season. It

was too little and too late.

The Robins went into the game three points and seven goals behind Lewes, so although the Sussex side went down 3-2 at home to Bury they retained their place in the top division.

Two goals in five minutes around the half-hour mark, a fine strike by Evan Key and a Craig Parker penalty, raised Carshalton’s hopes. But Steve Brinkhurst pulled one back seven minutes after the break and when Callum Dunne levelled the scores in the 77

th minute Lewes were all but safe.

They were beaten in the third minute of injury time when John Sands picked up a long clearance and raced through to claim his 27

th goal of the season. Appropriately enough, then, it was the golden boot winner who

scored the division’s final goal of the season.

It might not have been, because the match at Margate kicked off an hour late after Harrow ran into trouble on

the M25. But the bar denied Margate’s Tommy Whitnell and George Purcell in the second half and it finished scoreless.

There was a great deal more excitement at Wingate, where Cray were the visitors. Perhaps demob happy after

both escaped relegation in midweek, they slugged out a 4-4 draw.

Spencer Bellotti’s early strike for Wingate was answered by Sam Long’s long-range effort, only for an Anthony Thomas double to put the hosts 3-1 up before the half-hour. Michael Power headed Cray’s second in the 58

th

minute but Bellotti restored the two-goal margin with 20 minutes to go.

Leigh Bremner reduced the arrears again in the 77th

minute with his 20th goal of the season and he grabbed a

point at the death with a superbly-taken 21st.

All the Weekend Action

Met Police finished an excellent season with a 4-0 romp at Thurrock – but they would have needed to score

another 11 to push East Thurrock out of a play-off place.

Charlie Collins gave them a halftime lead and Dave Knight netted two goals soon after the interval against his former club, with Allan Tait adding a late fourth.

Joe Turner’s shot went in off the bar in the 64th

minute to give Hampton a 1-0 home win over Bognor and the scoreline was the same at Hastings, where Alassane N’Diaye netted after half an hour to see off Kingstonian.

But Hastings, whose relegation was confirmed two days earlier, still finished at the foot of the table – a sad end to a season in which they marched to the third round of the FA Cup. Two more points would have saved them and they will reflect ruefully on ten home draws, including eight in succession.

Ryman North FULL marks to Waltham Abbey, who ended a hectic week with a stunning 5-3 victory at Ryman North champions Grays on Saturday, ending their hosts’ record-breaking 18-match winning run.

Thanks to a fixture backlog, the Abbots had already played on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday, winning twice, and they took the lead at Grays on the half-hour when James Peagram notched his 20

th league goal.

Dean Green made it 2-0 before half-time and struck again 12 minutes after the interval. Then, it seemed, the visitors finally ran out of steam. Joao Carlos opened Grays’ account in the 72nd minute and within eight minutes it was 3-3 as Danny Bunce and Junior Baker found the net.

It looked as if Grays would go on to complete the comeback and chalk up their 19th

win, but the Abbotts dug deep and Green completed his hat-trick in the 85

th minute before Joe Pearman rounded it off.

Grays had to be content with 102 points, 13 more than anyone else in the league, and a 13-point winning margin after they had been 16 points behind Maldon in December.

Runners-up Maldon finished with a 2-2 draw at Wroxham. They trailed to goals by Ross Durrant and Ben

Thompson at half-time but gave themselves a chance with a header by Ollie Berquez ten minutes after the break, their 100

th league goal. It was Berquez who made the most of a defensive error to equalise in the 85

th minute and

at that stage Maldon were the league’s top scorers.

Third-placed Thamesmead go into the play-offs in good form after a 4-0 victory at Harlow. Richard Stevens

netted a hat-trick with goals in the 27th

, 44th

and 66th

minutes, and an own goal completed the scoring before Harlow had Kevin Toonga sent off and then missed a penalty.

Witham will visit Thamesmead in Tuesday’s semi-final after holding on to fourth place with a 2-2 draw at Potters Bar. The Scholars took the lead in each half through Chris Doyle and James Gershfield, but Witham replied

through Brad Stopher and, with 13 minutes left, James Stevens.

It was almost Aveley who had a short trip across the river to Thamesmead. They led 3-2 at Soham going into

added time and that would have given them fourth place. But Buster Harradine converted his second penalty of the afternoon in the 91

st minute and Millers finish fifth, thus going to Maldon on Tuesday.

Alex Read put Millers ahead after 14 minutes but Robbie Mason’s header, his 27th league goal, squared it on the

half-hour and Harradine’s first penalty gave Soham the lead just before the break. Read replied in the 57th

minute, taking his league tally to 25, and Sheldon Sellears put Aveley in front with 20 minutes to go, only for Harradine to foil them with his 20

th of the season.

The other issue to be decided was at the bottom, where Ilford needed to win at Tilbury and overcome a nine-

goal deficit to avoid relegation and send Redbridge down.

Redbridge have suffered some heavy home defeats this season but their recent form has been much improved and they ensured survival by seeing off visiting Sudbury with a lone goal by Nana Asamoah midway through the

second half. They climbed above Harlow to finish 20th

.

Ilford took the lead eight minutes before half-time through Chinedu McKenzie. Tilbury drew level with a penalty by Aaron Waters after a foul on Rimmel Daniel in the 71

st minute but McKenzie immediately restored Ilford’s lead.

Aaron Matthews made it 2-2 with eight minutes left and Ilford’s stay in the league ended on a suitably low note when Waters scored direct from a last-minute corner to give Dockers a 3-2 victory.

Heybridge have had a bitterly disappointing end to the season after looking certain play-off qualifiers for most of

it. And it looked as if it would finish badly as second-half goals from Spencer Knight and Jordan Gill left them trailing 2-0 at home to Ware.

They had even lost their position as the league’s top scorers to local rivals Maldon. But they salvaged that consolation honour, and a 2-2 draw, with goals in the last three minutes from Reece Morgan and Ben Newson which took their tally to 102.

Swifts also have the division’s golden boot winner, and the league’s overall top scorer, in 33-goal Luke Callander. Newson’s goal was his 20

th in the league and, with Michael Cheek on 21, they are the only club boasting three

20-goal men - none of which will be much compensation for finishing sixth, five points away from a play-off spot.

Romford did well to claim eighth place on a limited budget, making sure with a 3-1 victory at Brentwood. Nick

Reynolds put them ahead in the 58th minute and Kurt Smith made it 2-0 with seven minutes of normal time left.

Connor Hogan pulled one back in the 90th

minute but Ben Jones secured the points well into added time.

Needham Market finished the season with only four home wins, which came in successive home games during February and March, after a 2-2 draw with Cheshunt. Victor Igo and Corey Whitely put the visitors 2-0 up before

Kieron Leabon pulled one back just before half-time. Sam Newson equalised in the 72nd

minute.

There were no goals at Waltham Forest, where Chatham’s Austin Gacheru came closest to breaking the

deadlock with an early effort that hit the bar.

Ryman South

IT WAS a nailbiting Saturday afternoon at Champion Hill – but Dulwich had the X-factor in Xavier Vidal, whose

goal earned them the point they needed to clinch the Ryman South title.

Dulwich have been the nearly men in the last three seasons when they have twice been beaten play-off finalists and twice runners-up in the League Cup.

And it looked as if they might be condemned to the play-offs again when, after Huddersfield-bound Danny Carr had twice gone close in his final game for Hamlet, visiting Burgess Hill pinched a 29

th-minute lead through Nick

Wheeler.

It was almost halfway through the second half before Vidal hammered in the equaliser from 18 yards and Dulwich, watched by a crowd of 1,137, never looked likely to lose their grip on the championship trophy after that.

So the league’s longest-serving club – they have had unbroken membership since 1907 – return to the Premier for the first time since 2001 and Maidstone, their close rivals all season, will have to settle for the play-offs.

Stones attracted their, and the league’s, highest gate of the season, with 2,305 turning up at the Gallagher Stadium to see if they could snatch the title at the last gasp. They did all they could, beating Horsham 3-0, but

finished a point adrift. Stuart King’s penalty put them ahead after 33 minutes and Ade Olorunda made it 2-0 in the 63rd minute. The game had kicked off 15 minutes late because of Horsham’s travelling difficulties, so by the time Paul Booth netted the third with four minutes left Maidstone knew the title was not to come their way.

Instead, Stones will entertain Folkestone in the play-off semi-finals on Tuesday after another goal from teenager Johan Ter Horst earned them a 1-0 home win over Herne Bay while Leatherhead, who started the day in fifth place, went down to a lone Dave Botterill goal for visiting Faversham.

Ter Horst has netted some valuable goals since winning a place in the Folkestone squad, but none more vital than his seventh, two minutes after half-time, which earned the play-off spot. He later hit the bar.

A draw would not have been enough for Leatherhead and Tommy Hutchings twice went close to giving them the lead before Botterill’s 81

st-minute strike ended their hopes. It was their tenth home defeat, hardly the stuff of

promotion contenders although they won 14 times on the road.

It also lifted Faversham to third place and gave them home advantage in their semi-final against Hythe, who slipped below them when they could only draw 2-2 at Walton & Hersham.

Whether playing at home is actually an advantage remains to be seen: Faversham have won 14 games on foreign territory but only eight on their own turf, while Hythe have nine home wins to set against 13 away victories.

All the goals at Stompond Lane came in the second half, with Walton twice taking the lead through Tony Reid and Will Turl. Michael Yianni netted the first equaliser and Dave Cook saved a point with four minutes to go as a hailstorm peppered the ground. It was Cook’s 27

th league goal and, subject to official confirmation, gives him the

division’s golden boot, pipping Sittingbourne’s Ryan Golding who failed to add to his total of 26.

Golding’s side went down 1-0 at home to Ramsgate, who had an outside chance of making the play-offs

themselves if both the teams above them had slipped up. They would, however, have needed to add seven more goals to the one netted by Ian Pulman on the stroke of half-time which spoiled the last match of Sittingbourne’s stay at Bourne Park. They move to a new ground next season.

Relegation for Walton Casuals was as certain as anything can be in football. They went into their last game at Merstham needing to make up three points and 15 goals on Three Bridges.

Mind you, if Casuals wanted evidence that the improbable can happen, they only had to look back to their home match against Merstham in November when they managed only a single point after leading 6-1 with less than half an hour to go. There was to be no repeat of that goal feast, nor of any unlikely event. Justin Hemmings

headed home a Greg Andrews cross in the 57th

minute to condemn Casuals to a 1-0 defeat and end their eight-year stay in the league.

Three Bridges were beaten but never in danger of the massacre that could have endangered them. It was the 63

rd minute before they fell behind to Micheal Everitt’s goal at Whitstable. Joel O’Hara replied with four minutes

left but the Oystermen immediately won a penalty which James Everitt converted to give them a 2-1 win.

Tooting’s poor season ended on a high with a 4-0 victory at Crawley Down. The Anvils, who finish 13th

after

being play-off contenders most of the way, had to field four youth-team players.

They also had to employ goalkeeping coach Rob Frankland, who must have been somewhat embarrassed to be beaten three times in the first 16 minutes with two goals from Anthony Joseph sandwiching one by Sol Pinnock. After that Frankland kept the Terrors at bay until the last minute, when Carl Wilson-Denis made it four.

Corinthian-Casuals and Chipstead produced a lively 1-1 draw. Bashiru Alimi gave Casuals an early lead which

they held until the 77th

minute, when Simon Mensah replied.

Worthing had a first half to forget as they crashed 3-0 at home to Eastbourne. Steve Metcalf’s own goal gave

the visitors the lead after three minutes, Dan Smith made it 2-0 in the 25th

minute and Rebels had Paul Kennett sent off before another own goal, this one from Sid Adams, completed the scoring before the interval.

Saturday 27th April 2013

Ryman Premier Concord Rangers 0 - 0 Leiston 243

Enfield Town 1 - 2 Carshalton Athletic 382 Hope 9 (pen) Pinney 61, 84

Hampton & Richmond Borough 1 - 0 Bognor Regis Town 525 Turner 64

Hastings United 1 - 0 Kingstonian 511 N’Diaye 31

Lewes 2 - 3 Bury Town 816 Brinkhurst 52 Dunne 77 Key 28 Parker 33 (pen) Sands 90+3

Lowestoft Town 1 - 0 Hendon 890 Frew 65

Margate 0 - 0 Harrow Borough 305

Thurrock 0 - 4 Metropolitan Police 208 Collins 17 Knight 51, 56 Tait 83

Wealdstone 2 - 0 Canvey Island 803 Jolly 50, 69

Whitehawk 1 - 0 East Thurrock United 438 Henry 88

Wingate & Finchley 4 - 4 Cray Wanderers 129 Bellotti 2, 71 Thomas 18, 27 Long 11 Power 58 Bremner 77, 90

Ryman North

Brentwood Town 1 - 3 Romford 106 Hogan 90 Reynolds 58 Smith 83 Jones 90+3

Results

Grays Athletic 3 - 5 Waltham Abbey 267 Carlos 72 Bunce 77 Baker 80 Peagram 30 Green 38, 57, 85 Pearman 90

Harlow Town 0 - 4 Thamesmead Town 132 Stevens 27, 44, 66 Gordon 77

Heybridge Swifts 2 - 2 Ware 117 Morgan 88 Newson 90 Knight 51 Gill 71

Needham Market 2 - 2 Cheshunt 151 Leabon 42 Newson 72 Igbo 14 Whitely 38

Potters Bar Town 2 - 2 Witham Town 71 Doyle 21 Gershfield 73 Stopher 26 Stevens 79

Redbridge 1 - 0 AFC Sudbury 67 Asamoah 67

Soham Town Rangers 3 - 3 Aveley 136 Mason 29 Harradine 45 (pen) 90+1 (pen) Read 14, 57 Sellears 71

Tilbury 3 - 2 Ilford 45 Waters 71 (pen), 89 Matthews 82 McKenzie 37, 72

Waltham Forest 0 - 0 Chatham Town 37

Wroxham 2 - 2 Maldon & Tiptree 150 R Durrant 10 Thompson 44 Berquez 55, 85

Ryman South

Corinthian-Casuals 1 - 1 Chipstead 138 Alimi 4 Mensah 77

Crawley Down Gatwick 0 - 4 Tooting & Mitcham United 121 Joseph 5, 16 Pinnock 15 Wilson-Denis 90

Dulwich Hamlet 1 - 1 Burgess Hill Town 1137 Vidal 65 Wheeler 29

Folkestone Invicta 1 - 0 Herne Bay 401 Ter-Horst 47

Leatherhead 0 - 1 Faversham Town 262 Botterill 81

Maidstone United 3 - 0 Horsham 2305 King 33 (pen) A Olorunda 63 Booth 86

Merstham 1 - 0 Walton Casuals 147 Hemmings 57

Sittingbourne 0 - 1 Ramsgate 261 Pulman 45

Walton & Hersham 2 - 2 Hythe Town 140 Reid 49 Turl 64 Yianni 55 Cook 86

Whitstable Town 2 - 1 Three Bridges 154 M Everitt 63 J Everitt 87 (pen) O’Hara 86

Worthing 0 - 3 Eastbourne Town 270 Metcalf 3 (o.g.) Smith 25 Adams 45 (o.g.)

Walton Casuals 0 - 3 Maidstone United 321 Watt 78 A Olorunda 84 Phillips 90

RYMAN PREMIER P W D L F A W D L F A Pts GD Whitehawk (C) 42 12 8 1 46 18 13 5 3 42 24 88 46 Lowestoft Town 42 13 4 4 37 16 10 7 4 34 22 80 33 Wealdstone 42 15 4 2 48 18 7 9 5 22 20 79 32 Concord Rangers 42 9 6 6 46 37 13 4 4 34 17 76 26 East Thurrock United 42 10 7 4 33 21 8 9 4 32 24 70 20 Metropolitan Police 42 10 4 7 35 31 10 6 5 30 25 70 9 Bury Town 42 8 5 8 26 29 11 4 6 40 35 66 2 Canvey Island 42 10 4 7 32 26 8 6 7 28 29 64 5 Margate 42 11 4 6 34 22 6 7 8 27 27 62 12 Hendon 42 6 9 6 22 23 10 3 8 26 27 60 -2 Kingstonian 42 10 2 9 35 27 8 3 10 28 35 59 1 Leiston 42 7 9 5 28 26 6 8 7 27 31 56 -2 Hampton & Richmond Borough 42 7 7 7 28 29 6 7 8 30 27 53 2 Bognor Regis Town 42 8 4 9 21 27 7 4 10 27 31 53 -10 Harrow Borough 42 8 4 9 38 38 4 5 12 15 33 45 -18 Enfield Town 42 7 2 12 30 35 6 3 11 30 48 44 -23 Cray Wanderers 42 3 6 12 23 44 7 7 7 37 41 43 -25 Wingate & Finchley 42 5 5 11 27 37 7 1 13 29 45 42 -26 Thurrock 42 5 4 12 22 31 6 4 11 18 31 41 -22 Lewes 42 6 5 10 27 31 3 8 10 32 44 40 -16 Carshalton Athletic (R) 42 7 3 11 29 32 5 1 15 26 44 40 -21 Hastings United (R) 42 4 10 7 24 31 4 5 12 15 31 39 -23 RYMAN NORTH P W D L F A W D L F A Pts GD Grays Athletic (C) 42 15 4 2 59 24 17 2 2 37 14 102 58 Maldon & Tiptree 42 16 5 0 61 23 11 3 7 40 25 89 53 Thamesmead Town 42 16 0 5 41 21 12 4 5 44 28 88 36 Witham Town 42 13 4 4 34 17 11 3 7 37 30 79 24 Aveley 42 13 2 6 43 25 11 4 6 49 33 78 34 Heybridge Swifts 42 11 6 4 55 33 10 4 7 47 22 73 47 Soham Town Rangers 42 8 5 8 41 39 14 2 5 54 36 73 20 Romford 42 10 2 9 33 34 9 5 7 39 38 64 0 Tilbury 42 11 3 7 39 29 7 6 8 30 33 63 7 Brentwood Town 42 10 5 6 32 23 7 3 11 31 39 59 1 Potters Bar Town 42 7 9 5 32 34 8 4 9 32 34 58 -4 Cheshunt** 42 10 4 7 39 30 6 6 9 36 43 55 2 Waltham Abbey 42 7 4 10 32 36 8 4 9 28 34 53 -10 Chatham Town 42 8 3 10 32 32 5 10 6 27 33 52 -6 Wroxham 42 7 7 7 38 29 5 7 9 30 35 50 4 Needham Market 42 4 8 9 27 39 8 5 8 34 23 49 -1 AFC Sudbury 42 7 5 9 31 35 5 4 12 26 49 45 -27 Waltham Forest 42 6 5 10 23 29 4 5 12 31 43 40 -18 Ware 42 5 2 14 27 51 5 4 12 32 54 36 -46 Redbridge* 42 3 2 16 19 57 4 4 13 23 48 26 -63 Harlow Town*** 42 4 4 13 23 42 5 4 12 22 40 25 -37 Ilford (R) 42 2 6 13 21 58 2 2 17 11 48 20 -74 RYMAN SOUTH P W D L F A W D L F A Pts GD Dulwich Hamlet (C) 42 16 4 1 54 15 12 1 8 37 28 89 49 Maidstone United 42 12 6 3 46 21 14 4 3 50 18 88 57 Faversham Town 42 8 6 7 35 33 14 5 2 39 24 77 17 Hythe Town 42 9 6 6 33 28 13 4 4 45 27 76 23 Folkestone Invicta 42 12 7 2 38 21 7 7 7 35 28 71 24 Leatherhead 42 8 3 10 27 22 14 1 6 39 22 70 22 Ramsgate 42 8 6 7 31 24 12 4 5 29 20 70 16 Burgess Hill Town 42 10 4 7 30 25 6 11 4 24 21 63 8 Sittingbourne 42 10 7 4 36 24 6 6 9 31 32 61 11 Worthing 42 6 5 10 36 42 10 4 7 41 32 57 3 Eastbourne Town 42 9 4 8 28 28 7 5 9 34 33 57 1 Merstham 42 9 3 9 31 38 7 5 9 36 38 56 -9 Crawley Down Gatwick 42 10 4 7 37 31 5 6 10 35 39 55 2 Corinthian-Casuals 42 3 9 9 22 31 7 7 7 17 23 46 -15 Horsham 42 9 4 8 32 30 3 5 13 22 47 45 -23 Tooting & Mitcham United 42 5 5 11 25 43 7 4 10 27 32 45 -23 Whitstable Town 42 7 4 10 28 34 5 4 12 25 37 44 -18 Walton & Hersham 42 7 5 9 21 34 4 6 11 27 44 44 -30 Herne Bay 42 5 5 11 18 37 5 8 8 27 32 43 -24 Chipstead 42 5 6 10 29 43 6 3 12 25 37 42 -26 Three Bridges 42 6 2 13 30 40 5 5 11 28 43 40 -25 Walton Casuals (R) 42 2 5 14 26 53 7 5 9 24 37 37 -40

* One point, ** three points deducted – fielding an ineligible player. ***Ten points deducted – financial rule breach.

Tables

(Kick Off times - Saturday and Sunday 3pm and Midweeks 7.45pm, unless otherwise indicated)

Play Off Semi Finals

Tuesday, April 30th, 2013

Ryman North

Maldon & Tiptree v. Aveley Thamesmead Town v. Witham Town

Ryman South

Faversham Town v. Hythe Town Maidstone Untied v. Folkestone Invicta

Wednesday, May 1st, 2013

Ryman Premier Lowestoft Town v. East Thurrock United Wealdstone v. Concord Rangers

Play Off Finals

Saturday, May 4th, 2013 Ryman South

Sunday, May 5th, 2013 Ryman North

Monday, May 6th, 2013 Ryman Premier

Fixtures

FIXTURES

Veterans Cup

Final - Friday 26th April Metropolitan Police 1-2 Northwood

AET

Disability Cup

Final- Sunday 19th May at Maidstone United FC, KO 3pm Bury Town v. Maidstone United (Deaf)

County Cups

FIXTURES Tuesday, April 30th, 2013

London – Final

Kingstonian v. Bromley (At Metropolitan Police FC)

RESULTS

Kent – Quarter Final

Margate 2-4 Ebbsfleet United

Kent – Semi Final

Thamesmead Town 2-3 Charlton Athletic

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Cup Competitions

Match Analyst

Ryman Premier Matches Played 462

Home Wins 181

(39.18%)

Away Wins 115

(35.71%)

Draws 116

(25.11%)

Home Goals 691

Away Goals 629

Total Goals 1320

Goals per game 2.86

Ryman North Matches Played 462

Home Wins 193

(41.77%)

Away Wins 174

(387.66%)

Draws 95

(20.56%)

Home Goals 782

Away Goals 740

Total Goals 1522

Goals per game 3.29

Ryman South Matches Played 462

Home Wins 176

(38.10%)

Away Wins 176

(38.10%)

Draws 110

(23.80%)

Home Goals 693

Away Goals 697

Total Goals 1390

Goals per game 3.01

Top Attendances Ryman Premier 890 Lowestoft Town v Hendon 27.04.2013

883 Lewes v Bognor Regis Town 26.12.2012

841 Wealdstone v Harrow Borough 01.04.2013

717 Hastings United v Lewes 01.01.2013

675 Carshalton Athletic v East Thurrock United 01.09.2012

Ryman North

421 Tilbury v Grays Athletic 13.10.2012

387 Grays Athletic v Maldon & Tiptree 13.04.2013

323 AFC Sudbury v Soham Town Rangers 20.04.2013

321 Wroxham v Witham Town 21.08.2012

289 Aveley v Grays Athletic 18.02.2013

Ryman South

2305 Maidstone United v Horsham 27.04.2013

1137 Dulwich Hamlet v Burgess Hill Town 27.04.2013

1022 Hythe Town v Folkestone Invicta 26.12.2012

866 Folkestone Invicta v Hythe Town 01.04.2013

675 Three Bridges v Maidstone United 06.04.2013

Facts & Figures

Photo courtesy of Mike Lance

Photo courtesy of Mikey Cartwright

Ryman North winner

Grays Athletic

Ryman Premier Winner

Whitehawk

Photo courtesy of Andy Nunn

Golden Goal Hero

Thamesmead Town Richard Stevens

Leading Scorers

Ryman Premier John Sands Bury Town 27

Nathaniel Pinney Carshalton Athletic 22

Bradley Woods-Garness Canvey Island 22

Tony Stokes Concord Rangers 22

Leigh Bremner Cray Wanderers 21

Jack Defty Lowestoft Town 21

Scott McGleish Wealdstone 20 (Includes 3 goals for Whitehawk and 12 for Enfield Town)

Liam Hope Enfield Town 19

Gareth Heath Leiston 18

Ryman South winner

Dulwich Hamlet

Ryman North

Luke Callander Heybridge Swifts 33

Robbie Mason Soham Town Rangers 27

Jordan Cox Aveley 25

Alex Read Aveley 25 (Includes 20 goals for Brentwood Town)

Rob Whitnell Witham Town 23

Michael Cheek Heybridge Swifts 21

James Robinson Maldon & Tiptree 21

Jamie Guy Maldon & Tiptree 20

Ben Newson Heybridge Swifts 20

James Peagram Waltham Abbey 20

Buster Harradine Soham Town Rangers 20

Jacob Cleaver Redbridge 18

Stuart Zanone Thamesmead Town 18

Ryman South

Dave Cook Hythe Town 27

Stuart King Maidstone United 26 (Includes 15 goals for Folkestone Invicta)

Ryan Golding Sittingbourne 26

Erhun Oztumer Dulwich Hamlet 22

Ian Pulman Ramsgate 22 (Includes 1 goal for Whitstable Town)

Pat Harding Burgess Hill Town 21

Luke Blewden Crawley Down Gatwick 19

Joe Taylor Sittingbourne 18

RESULTS

Monday, 22nd April 2013 Ryman Central

Metropolitan Police 2 - 0 Chipstead 32 Braddock 29 (pen), 45+3

Whyteleafe 1 - 3 Sutton United 44 Jenkins 52 Mills 39, Lodge 88, Salama 90

Ryman East Faversham Town 4 - 2 Maidstone United 47 Oliver 15, 24, 35, King 70 (pen) Hurcombe 50, 88

Ryman South

Burgess Hill Town 6 - 1 Hastings United 38 Taylor 8, Donaldson 14, 81, Luer 22, 80, Watson 27

Cummins 77

Peacehaven & Telscombe 0 - 4 Horsham 23 Ampleford 21, 88, Hole 72, Smith 76

Ryman West Hayes & Yeading United 4 - 1 Northwood 15 Samuel 56, Tew-Robinson 64, Ezewuzie 78, McKay 65

Legg 81

Potters Bar Town 0 - 2 Staines Town 16 Ocansey 5, 63

Tuesday, 23rd April 2013 Ryman East

Ramsgate 1 - 1 Fisher 28 Beckwith 32 Lohan 22

Sevenoaks Town 7 - 1 Thamesmead Town 59 Winter 15, 28, 35, 67, Green 21, 44, Allen 89 Olowoyo 5

Wednesday, 24th April 2013 Ryman Central

Walton & Hersham 0 - 4 Sutton United 40 Philpot 16, Lodge 36, Salama 61 (pen),

Amaq 90

Ryman South

Bognor Regis Town 2 - 0 Three Bridges 60 Grommet 15, Morey 65

Ryman West West Division

Hampton & Richmond Borough 1 - 4 Ashford Town (Middx) 20 Zajmi 88 C. Molineux 7, Large 20, 55, Wilson 50

Potters Bar Town P-P Camberley Town - (Camberley Town FC unable to field team)

Youth Section

Thursday, 25th April 2013 Ryman East

Ramsgate 2 - 3 Faversham Town 33 Rowland 68, 73 T. Mosaku, Webb, Maagbe

Ryman South

Hastings United 0 - 3 Burgess Hill Town 49 Harding 61, 82, Taylor 89

Horsham 3 - 0 Eastbourne Town 38 Ampleford 50, Smith 87, Hayden 89

Worthing 1 - 2 Lewes 45 Rance 34 Connor 18, Brown 80

Ryman West Staines Town 5-0 Bedfont Sports 86 James 7, Hughes 11, Harman 19,

Ocansey 27, Akinsanya 86

FORTHCOMING FIXTURES

Monday, 29th April 2013 Ryman Central

Carshalton Athletic v. Sutton United

Croydon v. Walton & Hersham

Woking v. Whyteleafe

Ryman East Tonbridge Angels v. Faversham Town

Ryman South

Worthing v. Peacehaven & Telscombe

Ryman West Bedfont Sports v. Wingate & Finchley

Camberley Town v. Staines Town

Potters Bar Town v. Hayes & Yeading United

Tuesday, 30th April 2013 Ryman East

Sevenoaks Town v. Ramsgate

Ryman South

Crawley Down Gatwick v. Horsham

Wednesday, 1st May 2013 Ryman Central

Walton & Hersham v. Carshalton Athletic

Ryman West Hampton & Richmond Borough v. Wingate & Finchley

Thursday, 2nd May 2013

Youth League Championship – Semi-Final Sutton United v. Staines Town

Ryman Central Whyteleafe v. Tooting & Mitcham United

Ryman East Sevenoaks Town v. Faversham Town

Ryman South

Hastings United v. Worthing

Monday, 6th May 2013 Ryman Central

Kingstonian v. Whyteleafe

Tuesday, 7th May 2013

Youth League Championship – Semi-Final Winners of East Division v. Burgess Hill Town

Ryman Central Woking v. Walton & Hersham

Ryman East Maidstone United v. Ramsgate

Wednesday, 8th May 2013 Ryman West

Potters Bar Town v. Wingate & Finchley

Thursday, 9th May 2013

Lucas Fettes Youth Cup – Final Staines Town v. Sutton United (at Staines Town FC – kick-off 7.30 p.m.)

Ryman Central Whyteleafe v. Leatherhead

Woking v. Carshalton Athletic

Monday, 13th May 2013 Ryman Central

Whyteleafe v. Carshalton Athletic

Tuesday, 14th May 2013 Ryman East

Fisher v. Corinthian

Wednesday, 15th May 2013 Ryman Central

Whyteleafe v. Walton & Hersham

TABLES

Ryman Central P W D L F A Pts GD

Sutton United (C) 19 18 0 1 76 12 54 64

Carshalton Athletic 16 11 2 3 40 20 35 20

Woking 17 10 3 4 43 23 33 20

Whyteleafe 14 10 1 3 46 17 31 29

Metropolitan Police 20 10 0 10 39 33 30 6

Leatherhead 19 6 4 9 26 29 22 -3

Croydon 19 7 1 11 26 50 22 -24

Chipstead 20 6 3 11 33 48 21 -15

Tooting & Mitcham United 19 5 3 11 33 53 18 -20

Walton & Hersham 16 4 5 7 25 36 17 -11

Kingstonian 19 0 2 17 18 84 2 -66

Ryman East P W D L F A Pts GD

Sevenoaks Town 12 9 2 1 37 11 29 26

Faversham Town 12 8 1 3 36 18 25 18

Corinthian 13 6 3 4 38 27 21 11

Tonbridge Angels 13 5 3 5 24 25 18 -1

Thamesmead Town 13 5 1 7 24 39 16 -15

Maidstone United 13 5 0 8 22 28 15 -6

Fisher 13 2 4 7 19 37 10 -18

Ramsgate 11 2 2 7 13 28 8 -15

RymanSouth P W D L F A Pts GD

Burgess Hill Town (C) 18 15 1 2 68 27 46 41

Lewes 18 12 3 3 47 22 39 25

Worthing 16 11 1 4 48 15 34 33

Horsham 17 7 2 8 38 30 23 8

Bognor Regis Town 18 7 2 9 35 42 23 -7

Hastings United 17 7 1 9 25 38 22 -13

Crawley Down Gatwick 17 5 5 7 24 36 20 -12

Three Bridges 18 6 1 11 30 53 19 -23

Peacehaven & Telscombe 17 4 5 8 25 35 17 -10

Eastbourne Town 18 2 1 15 22 64 7 -42

Ryman West P W D L F A Pts GD

Staines Town (C) 15 11 2 2 59 15 35 44

Hayes & Yeading United 15 9 3 3 38 18 30 20

Ashford Town (Middx) 16 7 5 4 43 34 26 9

Camberley Town 14 8 1 5 28 22 25 6

Potters Bar Town 13 8 0 5 42 32 24 10

Wingate & Finchley 13 6 2 5 32 29 20 3

Northwood 16 3 1 12 16 45 10 -29

Hampton & Richmond Borough 15 3 1 11 22 53 10 -31

Bedfont Sports 15 3 1 11 28 60 10 -32

PLAYER INFORMATION

Leading Goal Scorers Oliver Thornton Whyteleafe 19

Emil Salama Sutton United 17

Jordy Ndjeka Woking 15

Luke Donaldson Burgess Hill Town 14

Eva Batousol Ashford Town (Middx) 13

David Green Sevenoaks Town 13

Golden Goal Heroes Faversham Town Kieran Oliver (3)

Sevenoaks Town Jonathan Winter (4)

The data collected for these tables come from different sources, and do not follow the same

timescales. The tables are up to & including League games only as at Friday 26th April 2013

66CP Div

Posn Clubs

Played Yellow Red Bench Misconduct

(10)

Bench Behaviour

TOTAL League

League (5)

League (10)

1st S 1

Corinthian Casuals 41 2 2 12

Crawley Down Gatwick 41 2 2 12

Faversham Town 41 2 2 12

4th P 1 Carshalton Athletic 41 1 10 15

5th P 2 Leiston 41 2 5 15

6th P 3 Bognor Regis Town 41 3 15

7th N 1 Wroxham 41 1 10 20

8th P 4 Margate 41 2 10 20

9th N 2 Harlow Town 41 1 12 22

10th N 3 Heybridge Swifts 41 3 13 28

11th S 4 Whitstable Town 41 4 10 30

12th P 5 Harrow Borough 41 3 1 6 31

13th S 5 Maidstone United 41 5 6 31

14th S 6 Chipstead 41 5 7 32

Three Bridges 41 5 7 32

16th S 8 Folkestone Invicta 41 6 2 32

17th S 9 Dulwich Hamlet 41 6 3 33

18th S 10 Merstham 41 6 7 37

19th N 4 Redbridge 41 7 3 38

20th N 5 Thamesmead Town 41 5 14 39

21st P 6 Canvey Island 40 5 14 39

22nd P 7 Thurrock 41 5 1 6 41

23rd P 8 East Thurrock United 40 5 1 6 41

24th P 9 Concord Rangers 41 2 2 12 42

25th P 10 Wingate & Finchley 41 6 1 3 43

26th N 6 Cheshunt 41 7 9 44

Witham Town 41 7 9 44

28th P 11 Hampton & RB 40 6 1 4 44

29th N 8 Waltham Forest 41 8 6 46

30th S 11 Burgess Hill Town 41 9 4 49

31st N 9 AFC Sudbury 41 6 2 1 51

32nd P 12 Wealdstone 41 8 1 1 51

Respect & Fair Play

66CP Div

Posn Clubs Played Yellow Red

Bench Misconduct

(10)

Bench Behaviour

TOTAL

33rd S 12 Ramsgate 41 5 2 8 53

34th N 10 Potters Bar Town 41 9 8 53

35th N 11 Waltham Abbey 41 10 3 53

36th P 13 Kingstonian 41 8 14 54

37th P 14 Hendon 41 8 15 55

38th P 15 Whitehawk 41 6 1 16 56

39th P 16 Metropolitan Police 41 11 1 56

40th N 12 Chatham Town 41 8 17 57

41st N 13 Needham Market 41 9 1 6 61

42nd N 14 Soham Town Rangers 41 9 1 7 62

43rd S 13 Horsham 41 10 1 2 62

44th S 14 Eastbourne Town 41 9 19 64

45th P 17 Lowestoft Town 41 11 10 65

46th S 15 Worthing 41 6 2 16 66

47th N 15 Ware 41 9 1 11 66

48th N 16 Grays Athletic 41 9 1 12 67

49th P 18 Lewes 41 12 12 72

50th P 19 Enfield Town 41 10 1 14 74

51st S 16 Sittingbourne 41 11 21 76

52nd N 17 Tilbury 41 13 12 77

53rd N 18 Maldon & Tiptree 40 12 20 80

54th S 17 Herne Bay 41 9 1 26 81

55th S 18 Hythe Town 41 7 2 29 84

56th N 19 Ilford 41 9 1 29 84

57th P 20 Bury Town 41 10 2 16 86

58th S 19 Walton Casuals 41 17 2 87

59th P 21 Hastings United 40 10 3 14 94

60th N 20 Aveley 41 10 2 27 97

61st S 20 Walton & Hersham 41 17 18 103

62nd P 22 Cray Wanderers 41 16 1 15 105

63rd N 21 Romford 41 12 1 2 16 106

64th S 21 Leatherhead 41 12 1 1 28 108

65th N 22 Brentwood Town 40 14 2 1 15 115

66th S 22 Tooting & Mitcham Utd 41 13 1 4 14 129

Ryman League Annual Dinner & Dance

Weekend of 15th and 16th June 2013

The New Hilton Hotel, Wembley

Contact the League office for more details – 01322 314999

General Inforamtion