IN-DEPTH PITCH INSPECTION

SOUTH WEST PENINSULA LEAGUE, DIVISION 1 WEST TOP OF THE TABLE Posn 1.

MOUSEHOLE

P

W

D

L

F

A

GD

Pts

17

16

0

1

78

10

68

48

V SOUTH WEST PENINSULA LEAGUE, PREMIER DIVISION TOP OF THE TABLE Pictured two weeks ago: Today’s Birthday Girl - apprentice referee Lamorna Prisk – carries out a thorough Trungle Parc pitch inspection and passes it fit………. (for a bit of paddling)

Posn 1.

BODMIN TOWN

P

W

D

L

F

A

GD

Pts

20

16

4

0

86

21

65

52

IN TODAY’S ISSUE: 20.02.2016

IN THE NEXT MOUSEHOLE MATCH-DAY MAGAZINE Next scheduled home match is Saturday 27th February v. Vospers Oak Villa (League) Kick off 3:00 pm.

Today’s Front Cover: Two table toppers’ crunch cup clash at Trungle Parc!                        

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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 – Player-Manager Wayne Quinn Current SWP Division 1 West League table Chatter with Cheesy – Assistant Manager Mark Vercesi Programme Advertisers In Memory of Alan Sopp Today’s Other Fixtures Our Forthcoming Matches Mousehole AFC Results Mousehole AFC Fixtures How you can raise money for the club - just by shopping! Club News, Developments & Events Pitch-side Advertisers About Today’s Visitors: Bodmin Town Today’s Squads Sponsorship Matters Mousehole Camping Mousehole AFC For Hire We Need You The Porthleven Game Mousehole AFC: Month-By Month Form Guide Puzzle Page Ground Regulations Talking Point: Promotion The Cornwall Senior Cup Seagull Page Club Merchandise Dog page: Mowzer In the next Mousehole Match-Day Magazine Today’s back cover photo

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New front cover photo About today’s visitors: Vospers Oak Villa All about the SWP League, Division 1 West Today’s squads Our recent 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 !

MOWZER FOR MOUSEHOLE

TODAY’S MATCH: SATURDAY 20th FEBRUARY 2016 MOUSEHOLE AFC of the South West Peninsula League Division 1 West versus

BODMIN TOWN

of the SWP Premier Division

Introducing Mowzer, thanks to Nicola & Tim Richardson

Scarves available from the clubhouse @ £3 and £5  Let me know if your dog would like to star in a future issue

in the Cornwall Senior Cup sponsored by

Third Round (winners go through to Quarter Finals, away at Newquay, next Tuesday, 23rd February, 7:30 pm) Kick Off 2:00 pm Tie to be decided today: extra time and penalties if necessary

REFEREE: IAN ROBERTS LINESMEN: MARK HOSKING & PAUL KEMPEN

CHAIRMAN’S WELCOME: Tim Richardson

…..CLUB MERCHANDISE…..

Hello to everyone from Bodmin Town and to our local supporters and friends. At the time of writing, there’s a threat of even more rain, probably calling for a pitch inspection – so, if you’re reading this, at the fifth attempt to play the tie, either the rain didn’t happen, or it did but made no difference!

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

Bodmin Town come with a superb pedigree and an awesome reputation - top of the League, scoring goals and taking all the Cup competitions seriously. They are the highest-ranked club we could possibly play in any one season, so today’s the chance to see how we match up. Who would have thought that this season would bring four games against Premier Division teams? We’ve seen off Newquay and Tavistock in the League Cup, today it’s Bodmin in the Senior Cup, and a fourth game when the draw is made for the League Cup Quarter Finals. And if we win today there’ll be a fifth at revenge-seeking Newquay next Tuesday. In the less newsworthy but more important league programme, we beat Porthleven in our last match. It was the only game played in our Division, credit again to groundsman Mike Prisk. We had a large crowd (117), so many thanks also to everyone for a great turn-out. We now sit deceptively a long way out at the top. I say ‘deceptively’, because several clubs have games in hand. But they’ve got to win those games to start catching up – and some of them are against us and some against each other!

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:

People have described today’s match as the biggest in the club’s history. Knowing Quinny, he’ll just accept the challenge, tell the players to make the most of the opportunity, and play the usual way…..and your support will make a lot of difference, whichever way the game goes.

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

Please do have a look at the ‘Fixtures’ page – it shows quite a few changes as a result of recent postponements.

Polo shirts, white, with club badge: £16

Also do read the page called ‘Talking Point: Promotion’, which explains the club’s thinking on the pros and cons of applying for promotion. Cheers, Tim

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

MOUSEHOLE AFC: MONTH-BY MONTH FORM GUIDE

QUICK QUOTES FROM QUINNY

All matches, League + Cups

News and views from player-manager Wayne Quinn

August

8 W A

12 W H

15 W H

19 W H

22 W A

29 W H

September

5 W A

9 W A

19 W H

23 W A

26 W A

October

3 W A

10 W A

17 W H

24 L A

31 W H

November

7 W A

21 W A

28 W H

December

5 W A

12 W H

26 W H

January

16 W A

30 W H

20

27

H

H

5

12

15/16

19

25

A

H

Neutral

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5

9

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27

30

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7

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A

Today we extend a warm (or most probably wet and windy!) welcome to Trungle Parc to our distinguished visitors from Bodmin Town. We couldn’t have wished for a better draw in the Senior Cup and fully intend to make the most of the occasion. Bodmin will be disappointed to have been knocked out of the FA Vase recently on their own ground, but to be fair it was by higher-league opposition, and they still have three big prizes to aim for –the Premier Division title, the Senior Cup and the League Cup. If they manage all three they can consider themselves as good as the excellent 2012/13 team. But we intend to make them feel disappointed again today! Our 7-0 win against Porthleven may seem comfortable enough, but no game is easy and we all have to work really hard to earn the right to play the way we want and impose ourselves. The match gave us the opportunity to give four or five players the game time they need to slot into our playing pattern and maintain sharpness and readiness. It seems ages since this Bodmin game should first have been played, and even more frustrating that we’ve played only two games since Boxing Day. Whenever we had a postponement we went in for a gym session, so we haven’t been entirely idle. We’ve now got to make sure we continue the momentum we built up before this unintended “winter break”.

February

March

April

May

Enjoy today’s ‘big match’! Quinny

CHATTER WITH CHEESY

THE CORNWALL SENIOR CUP

The thoughts of Assistant Manager Mark Vercesi

sponsored by

Good afternoon! A warm welcome to all the players, officials, and supporters of Bodmin Town Football Club, and also everybody here supporting The Seagulls. I'm especially looking forward to seeing one of the best and loveliest club ladies around in Sheila Chapman. Sheila looked after me when I was a youngster (yes I was one once!) signing for Bodmin, and helped make my stay there very enjoyable. We are blessed here at Mousehole too, with what I consider as the best group of behind the scenes guys and girls that I have had the pleasure to be around. Keep up the good work, and Tim...keep delegating! I'm also looking forward to seeing my old St Blazey assistant manager, Terry Huddy - a great servant to the Cornish game, which included being a part of the County Youth and County Seniors coaching teams that I was privileged enough to play in. This is where more "old" jibes come into play: injuries take longer to clear up the older you are...I'm finding this out the hard way! However, physio and strengthening work has been going well and so I hope to be back playing today, if selected, and looking forward to testing my legs against some of the best midfielders around. Bodmin have been the benchmark for all Peninsula league clubs over the past decade, and so to test ourselves against the best is a massive day, not only for this current team, but for our whole club and its history. When the draw was made there were great roars and cheers on the team bus returning from Morwenstow. I’d decided not to go back on the bus after the terrifying drive up by Richard (!) but I was on the phone straight away to Quinny and could hear how excited the boys were! With postponements and Bodmin's good FA Vase run, we’ve been waiting for this game for a long time: let's hope we don't disappoint! Have a great day! Cheesy

HOW TODAY’S TEAMS GOT TO THIS STAGE First Round: St Dennis 1-2 MOUSEHOLE (after extra time) BODMIN TOWN 4-0 Falmouth Town Second Round: Morwenstow 0-6 MOUSEHOLE Sticker 0-2 BODMIN TOWN Third Round: MOUSEHOLE v BODMIN TOWN All other Third Round matches have been completed

QUARTER FINALS Bude Town v Helston Athletic (today) Godolphin Atlantic 2-0 Saltash United Newquay v MOUSEHOLE/BODMIN TOWN (Tuesday 23rd Feb 7:30) St Austell 3-1 Penryn Athletic SEMI FINALS: Tuesday & Wednesday 1st and 2nd March FINAL: Easter Monday 28th March LAST SEASON’S WINNERS: St Austell

CURRENT LEAGUE TABLE South West Peninsula League Division 1 West

MOUSEHOLE AFC REMAINING FIXTURES: 2015/16 SEASON

From SWP League website, 18th February 2016

LAST UPDATED 19.02.2016 includes potential cup fixtures in italics

POSN

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W

D

L

F

A

DIFF PTS

1

MOUSEHOLE

17

16

0

1

78

10

68

48

2

STICKER

16

12

1

3

41

17

24

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

14

11

1

2

52

14

38

34

6

LISKEARD ATHLETIC

17

10

1

6

55

35

20

31

7

WENDRON UNITED

15

8

2

5

27

29

-2

26

8

HOLSWORTHY

17

7

2

8

30

30

0

23

9

PLYMSTOCK UNITED

13

7

0

6

23

28

-5

21

10

PENZANCE

16

6

3

7

29

46

-17

21

11

DOBWALLS

19

6

1

12

27

41

-14

19

12

BUDE TOWN

13

5

3

5

29

25

4

18

13

ILLOGAN RBL

18

4

2

12

31

61

-30

14

14

WADEBRIDGE TOWN

14

3

4

7

20

35

-15

13

15

PORTHLEVEN

19

3

2

14

17

58

-41

11

16

MILLBROOK

16

1

1

14

20

61

-41

4

17

VOSPERS OAK VILLA

16

0

2

14

23

89

-66

2

Venue Date Opponents KO Competition 20 Feb BODMIN TOWN H 14:00 Senior Cup R3 Tu 23 Feb: Newquay v Bodmin Town or Mousehole.19:30.Senior Cup QF 27 Feb VOSPERS OAK VILLA H 15:00 League Tuesday 01 and Wednesday 02 March: Senior Cup Semi Finals 05 Mar Holsworthy A 15:00 League 12 Mar PLYMOUTH ARGYLE H 15:00 League Tue 15th or Wed 16th March: League Cup Semi-Final. Draw not yet made. 19 Mar St Dennis A 15:00 League 25 Mar PENZANCE H 11:00 Charity Cup QF Monday 28 March: Senior Cup Final 02 Apr BUDE TOWN H 15:00 League 05 Apr Wadebridge Town A 19.30 League 09 Apr STICKER H 15:00 League Tuesday 12 or Wednesday 13 April: Charity Cup Semi Final 16 Apr DOBWALLS H 15:00 League 20 Apr PENRYN ATHLETIC H 18:30 League 23 Apr ST DENNIS H 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 Penzance A 19.30 League Wednesday 04 May: Charity Cup Final 07 May Vospers Oak Villa A 15:00 League Sunday 08 May: League Cup Final

IN MEMORY OF ALAN SOPP 11.8.1946 - 1.1.2016

SEAGULL PAGE

Alan Sopp died on New Year’s Day. The club sends its condolences to Alan’s family. Alan played for Mousehole in the 1967/68 season, shown here in this team photo, back row, third from left. The photo is on display in the clubhouse in the corner by the pool table. Alan is shown alongside David “Jock” Liston (fourth left), who is a regular matchday supporter and remembers Alan well. Alan’s sons Jon and Ali played for Mousehole in later years.

‘Seagull Droppings’ for sale in the RNLI shop Penzance

FORTHCOMING MATCHES IF WE WIN TODAY: Away next Tuesday (23rd February) at Newquay in the Cornwall Senior Cup Quarter Finals 7:30 kick off, extra time & penalties if necessary Away support very important – it’s not that far! Saturday 27th February HOME v. Vospers Oak Villa League match, kick off 3:00 pm First meeting of the season against the winless bottom club Please note the later kick off time

IMPORTANT FIXTURE CHANGES Good Friday 25th March HOME v. PENZANCE Cornwall Charity Cup Quarter Final Kick off 11:00, extra time & penalties if necessary The away Penzance v. Mousehole League match originally scheduled for Good Friday is now on Wednesday 4th May, kick off 7:30 pm. See Facebook, Twitter, the club website mouseholeafc.com, the SWP League website/Forum, or The Cornishman for up-to-date fixtures news See also the ‘Fixtures’ page in this programme for matches for the rest of the season

MOUSEHOLE AFC RESULTS: 2015/16 SEASON Venue Opponents Result Competition Attendance 08 Aug Sticker A Win 2-1 League 85 12 Aug WENDRON UNITED H Win 1-0 League 76 15 Aug WADEBRIDGE TOWN H Win 5-1 League 81 19 Aug ILLOGAN RBL H Win 4-0 League 77 22 Aug Liskeard Athletic A Win 1-0 League 82 29 Aug MILLBROOK H Win 10-0 League 79 05 Sep Dobwalls A Win 2-0 League 46 09 Sep Penryn Athletic A Win 2-1 League 122 19 Sep ILLOGAN RBL H Win 6-0 League Cup 1 45 23 Sep Porthleven A Win 5-2 League 140 26 Sep Millbrook A Win 4-0 League 18 03 Oct Illogan RBL A Win 12-1 League 46 10 Oct St Dennis A Win 2-1 AET Senior Cup 1 n/a 17 Oct NEWQUAY H Win 3-1 League Cup 2 108 24 Oct Plymouth Argyle A Loss 1-3 League 72 31 Oct LISKEARD ATHLETIC H Win 9-1 League 85 07 Nov Porthleven A Win 5-2 Charity Cup 1 n/a 21 Nov Plymstock United A Win 3-0 League 15 28 Nov APPLEDORE H Win 4-0 League Cup 3 72 05 Dec Morwenstow A Win 6-0 Senior Cup 2 n/a 12 Dec PLYMSTOCK UNITED H Win 3-0 League 68 26 Dec PENZANCE H Win 7-0 League 289 16 Jan TAVISTOCK H Win 4-2 AET LeagueCup QF 131 30 Jan PORTHLEVEN H Win 7-0 League 117 All matches: Played 24, Won 23, Drawn 0, Lost 1, Goals for 108, Goals against 16 Average home attendance for League matches: 109

Date

TODAY’S OTHER FIXTURES INVOLVING SWP LEAGUE DIVISION 1 WEST TEAMS LEAGUE FIXTURES (all 3:00 kick off) Dobwalls v Porthleven

THE PORTHLEVEN GAME Mousehole 7-0 Porthleven: Saturday 30th January: SWP League, Division 1 West With all other West Division games called off on Friday or Saturday morning, it says a lot about the care, maintenance and condition of the Trungle Parc pitch that referee Mark Hosking took just a couple of minutes at 10 o’clock to declare the Porthleven match ‘ON’ that afternoon. A dry, bright, breezy, cool afternoon - well, flippin’ cold (or words to that effect) according to many of those huddlin’-an’-shiverin’ in the ground.

Penryn Athletic v Liskeard Athletic Penzance v Wendron United Plymstock v United St Dennis Sticker v Plymouth Argyle

Porthleven, their training tops bearing the signature of a famous TV chef and restaurateur (other eateries are available), fielded a youthful side including a lad who’s officially 16, but looked even younger. Mousehole, top of the league, would potentially go 11 points clear, with no rivals playing. We’d already beaten them twice 5-2 away in the League and Charity Cup, but would the sticky pitch upset our playing style this time? Yes - but only for three minutes.

Vospers Oak Villa v Illogan RBL Wadebridge v Town Millbrook

CORNWALL SENIOR CUP QUARTER FINAL (2:00 pm) Bude Town v Helston Athletic

Lewis Caspell with the first, another destructive left foot drive. Later, a Steve Burt burst, too sharp and quick for their big defender: penalty! Bradley Wills, low, 2-0. So far, scant reward for the first half control, until close to half-time when Burtie again breached his midfield curfew and stroked in a left-footer – his third goal this season, and all with the foot he’s only supposed to stand on. In the second half, relentless pressure both on and off the ball, and four second half goals. Lewis scored a smart 20-yard lob (yes, with that foot). Bradley went on to another hat-trick to overtake the still-injured Mark Vercesi at the top of the SWP-1W ‘Golden Boot’ table. And Wade Brown came on after his own couple of months out injured, to score a goal looking suspiciously like the one he last scored in the League Cup victory against Newquay in October. Porthleven’s local paper started their report: “Port were outgunned by an outstanding Mousehole team who strengthened their Division 1 West title claims with another devastating attacking display at Trungle Parc on Saturday” (acknowledgements to The Packet). Enough said!

HOW YOU CAN RAISE MONEY FOR THE CLUB …… ….JUST BY SHOPPING! !!! nearly £300 now raised !!! 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  The new club website is up-and-running: www.mouseholeafc.co.uk  James Prisk has stepped down as Second Team manager to concentrate on ‘behind-the-scenes’ club developments. The club wishes to record its appreciation for the many years ‘Prisky’ has devoted to this role. Harry Tonkin and Mark Trevail are taking responsibility for the Seconds for the time being.  Darren Woodard is now Club Secretary, taking over from Harry Tonkin, who carried out the duties temporarily during his mother Christine’s illness. The club thanks Harry for stepping into the role and of course Christine for her many years’ valuable service – and sends its best wishes for a continuing recovery.  The club has just received confirmation of the award of a grant of £9k from the Big Lottery Fund to renovate aspects of the clubhouse  Still awaited are the outcome of other grant applications to fund work this Summer, including pitch refurbishment, improved drainage, new trainers’ boxes (aka ‘dugouts’) and training floodlights  Soon to appear on the internet for all to see and suggest additional information: a Mousehole AFC section in Wikipedia, the online encyclopedia  Saturday 27th February, after the home match with Vospers Oak Villa – BORIS sings and entertains in the clubhouse, 6 pm to 9 pm  Date for your diary: Saturday 25 th June – Mousehole AFC Awards Evening at Queens Hotel Penzance AT THE PLANNING STAGE:  Walking Treasure Hunt around the village of Paul  Kings Arms ‘Sunday Quiz Night’, in aid of Mousehole AFC  Paul Village Weekend, in aid of Paul Church East Window Appeal, 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.

 A Summer Coaching scheme for children at Trungle Parc Further announcements and details in due course

PUZZLE PAGE THE LAST PUZZLE: The challenge was to get from the word at the top of the ladder to the word at the bottom, in the number of steps shown, by changing one letter at each step to form a new word. In this case, from (Calron) Hall to (Steve) Burt!

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: [email protected]

ANSWER * 1 2 3 4 5

HALL

BURT

* There may be more than one way

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: [email protected] 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!

THIS WEEK’S PUZZLE: Same challenge – try these two: Work-Rate and Full-Time 1 2 3 4 5

WORK

1 2 3 4 5

FULL

RATE

TIME

Answers are in the next programme

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:

NOTES ABOUT BODMIN TOWN Founded in 1889, the club moved to Priory Park in 1948. Joining the South Western League in 1953, they left for the East Cornwall Premier League in 1962, returned to the South Western League in 1969, and continued until 2007, then becoming founding members of the South West Peninsula League. Bodmin have enjoyed increasing success on the playing side since 1990. They were South Western League Champions in 1990/91, 1993/94 and 2005/06, and runners-up four times. Although finishing bottom in 2000/01 and again two years later, they were champions once and runners-up twice in the last four pre-Peninsula League seasons. In seven out of the eight full seasons in the SWP League, the club have been either champions (4 times) or runners-up (3 times). In 2011/12 they lost only 2 league games, scoring 145 against 34, winning the title by 19 points, and had similar success in the following season scoring 127 against 28. After the latter treble-winning season, several players left to join higher-league clubs and a period of rebuilding saw the club finish 7th. Last year they finished runners-up to St Austell.

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

In each season in which the club has been eligible, Bodmin have declined to apply for promotion to the Western League Premier Division (Step 5). A ‘Topical Talking Point’ article about ‘Promotion’ appears elsewhere in this programme.

Advertisements in the match-day programme - annual cost:

Bodmin have had some notable success in national Cup competitions. Entering the FA Cup every year since 2004/05, they reached the 3rd qualifying round in 2011/12 and the 2nd QR this season. In the FA Vase they have got to the 4th round five times since 1997/98, and the 5th round in 2012/13. Three weeks ago, they lost 3-1 at home in the 4th round to higher-league Ipswich Wanderers of the Eastern Counties Premier Division (Step 5), in front of 282 spectators.

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: [email protected]

Bodmin have won the Cornwall Senior Cup 5 times, four seasons in a row from 2009/10; the Cornwall Charity Cup twice, the last in 2013/14; the Throgmorton Cup 4 times since 2007/08; and the South Western League Cup in 1993/94. This season, Bodmin are unbeaten at the top of the SWP Premier Division with 16 wins from 20 games, 86 goals-for and 21-against. Andrew Neal and Adam Carter have 32 and 21 League goals respectively. In the League Cup, they face Witheridge, with the winners to play at Helston Athletic in the quarter-finals.

□ 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 □ FRAZER CADMAN □ LEWIS CASPELL □ WADE BROWN □ BRADLEY WILLS □ TIM NIXON □ SIMON STEVENS □ KARL TURNER □ LUKE JOHNSON (cup-tied: played in Senior Cup with Illogan) □ DAN MAGEE

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KEVIN MILLER NICK HURST SAM HILLSON LEE BEVAN LUKE RUNDLE SHANE JEWELL TOM CHAMBERS (Captain) STEPHEN SIMMONDS LANCE BAILEY ED PALMER JORDAN DINGLE SHANE KRAC SAM MATTHEWS ADAM CARTER ANDREW NEAL BEN STONE RIVER ALLEN

MANAGER - DARREN GILBERT ASSISTANT - LEE HOBBS