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ELMORE AFC
Good afternoon all,
OFFICERS OF THE CLUB
Club President: Doug Glidden
Club Vice President: Mark Harris
Club Chairman: Jed Hewitt
Football Chairman: Jed Hewitt
Vice chairman: Keith Humphreys
Treasurer: Jackie Herniman
Membership secretary: Carla Edgecumb
Social secretary: Jed Hewitt
Today we welcome
Cullompton Rangers to Elmore
for their first league visit in the
South West Peninsula League.
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1st team/youth secretary: Keith Humphreys
2nd team secretary: Nick Westcott
1st team manager: Peter Buckingham
1st team assist. manager: Simon Harder
1st team assist manager/physio: Dave
Griffiths
1st team matchday secretary: Dave Cooke
2nd team manager: Mark Vellacott
2nd team assistant managers: Ian
Edgecumb & John Body
2nd team Physio: Luke Thomas
3rd team manager: Colin Butt
3rd team assistant manager: Shawn Legg
U18 manager: Jason Rainey
U18 assistant managers: Matt Howe
& Neil Hopkins
U16 manager: Adrian White
Ladies team manager: Jade Maryan
Ladies team coach: Adam Burden
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PR co-ordinator: Colin Gunney
Website/programme editor: Colin Gunney
Child welfare officer: Jane Hunt
Head groundsman: tba
Assist. groundsman: Dave Stenner (Beaver)
Match day stewards: Jed Hewitt, Barry
Tretherway, Phil Chant and Jackie
Herniman.
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Jed Hewitt
(chairman), Mark Harris, Keith Humphrey,
Phil Chant, Jackie Herniman, Todd
Woodberry & Neville Crocker.
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FOOTBALL COMMITTEE: Jed Hewitt
(chairman), Matt Howe, Ian Edgecumb,
Neville Crocker, Nick Westcott, Keith
Humphreys, Colin Gunney (PR).
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FINANCE COMMITTEE: Jed Hewitt, Graham
Lockyer, Pete Garnsworthy, Phil Chant and
Jackie Herniman.
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CLUB TRUSTEES: Alan Cockram, Peter
Buckingham, Phil Howe & Pete Garnsworthy.
Buxs
banter
I spent two enjoyable years at Cully and am
looking forward to renewing old aquaintances.
Today, hopefully, we will see a good crowd and a far
better game than the one witnessed back on October
1 this year. The match was played in constant driving
rain, but to be fair, Cully deserved their 1-0 win after
our poor performance.
Today we look forward to playing at home at long last
– it’s been seven weeks today since our last home
match. We have visited nine sides away from home
out of our 14 league fixtures played to date. And after
today we have another three weeks to wait before our
next home fixture – Camelford on December 21. Later
in the season home matches will be coming thick and
fast.
Because of player unavailability and other reasons, I
have had to use 27 different players so far this season
with only Joe Moore and Brett Worbey ever present.
But, hopefully, we now have a more settled squad.
Having Blakey back after his long lay
off, and joined up front by new
signing Lee Radford, has been a
bonus and we hope for better
times ahead.
If our result against Torpoint
last Saturday is anything to go
by, we know we can hold our
own in this Premier League.
Creditable draws away against
Bodmin, Saltash and a
comfortable win at Bovey
means most of our points have
been earned away from home.
Now we need to get some points
at home starting today.
Enjoy Buxs
(Peter Buckingham)
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