The cold end made a rare venture South of the River on Monday night to see Fisher FC take on top of the table and FA Cup Heroes Hythe Town in the Saftey Net Associates Kent Football League.
Third from bottom Fisher FC were formed in 2009 after the end of Fisher Athletic and have been ground sharing at Dulwich Hamlet's Champion Hill. Hythe Town are looking good for the league title with games in hand over their nearest challengers. It has sure been a season to remember for supporters of Scott Porter's team who were the first Kent League side since 1950 to reach the first round proper of the FA Cup where they lost after a memorable trip to League Two Hereford United. An incredible achievement for all at the club.
Fisher FC's tag line on their website is "A Bermondsey club, wholly owned and run by it's supporters" and their long term aim is to move back to a Community Stadium somewhere in the Rotherhithe and Bermondsey area. What is a shame is that the old Surrey Docks Stadium is derelict and vandalised after standing empty for a number of years . Pictures of the cold end's visit in September 2010 can be found HERE in the forgotten football article written at the time.
One hundred and five people gathered to watch the game in which, aside from the goal scored by Brendan Cass in the first few minutes, Fisher looked the better side for the opening twenty or so minutes without really troubling the away keeper Keiron Mann. Backed by plently of "COME ON FISH" shouts the home side tried their best against the league leaders. In particular for the Fish Dexter Babalola on the right hand side of midfield put in an impressive performance. He has quick feet, a good touch, showed lots of skill and made some strong forward runs deservedly netting the sponsor's man of the match award.
Gradually the visitors came into the game with centre back's Pat Kingwell and Dave Cook putting in sturdy performances. On the half hour Dan Teeley making only his second appearance for the Fish made a great save only to unluckily parry the ball into the path of Cass who slid the ball into the net to make it 2-0. Cass showed he has played at a higher level with his clinical finishing. The cold end remembers him scoring all those goals for Dartford FC in their Ryman North Championship campaign a few years back.
Hythe Town put in a professional performance in the second half and looked the more threatening in front of goal with Fisher passing the ball nicely and going forward well but never really having a decent
chance in front of goal thanks to the partnership of Kingwell and Cook.
The cold end says watch out for Hythe Town in the Ryman Division One (South) next season should they finish top and gain promotion.
With Fisher FC it's good to see the famous name hasn't been confined to the history books after the sad demise of Fisher Athletic in 2009. Here's hoping they return to their spiritual home in Bermondsey and Rotherhithe area sometime soon.
There is more Monday Night Football at Champion Hill next Monday when mid-table Tunbridge Wells visit. The Stadium is only a short walk from East Dulwich train station which is only a ten minute journey from London Bridge.
Landlords Dulwich Hamlet play Chipstead on Saturday and then entertain Leatherhead next Tuesday night in the Ryman Division One (South). Hamlet have an exciting young squad and run numerous youth sides in local leagues. They run two Under 18 sides of which one had an excellent run in the FA Youth Cup this season before putting up a very brave and impressive performance against the full-time Newcastle United youth/under 18 team who ran out 2-6 winners on a memorable night at Champion Hill.
Both clubs continue to work with the local community which is essentially what non-league football at this level should be all about.
FISHER FC WEBSITE
HYTHE TOWN WEBSITE
KENT FOOTBALL LEAGUE WEBSITE
MATCH HIGHLIGHTS
Watch out for Fisher's (playing in black and white stripes) number seven who is the aforementioned Dexter Babalola
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Wednesday, 7 June 2023
CLASSIC PROGRAMMES - FISHER ATHLETIC v RS SOUTHAMPTON - 1982
On Saturday 18th December 1982 Fisher Athletic welcomed Road Sea Southampton to their ground in Salter Road, SE16 which was then known as the Melish Sports Complex.
Road-Sea Southampton had been formed in 1973 as a Sunday League side and were named after their sponsors who were a local freight shipping company.
After purchasing land in the Marchwood area a ground was developed and they joined the Southern League for the 1982/83 season so this would of been their first trip to play Fisher Athletic. They were accepted into the Southern League with no history of playing Saturday football at any other level.
It was also Fisher's first season in the Southern League as they had won the London Spartan League to achieve promotion in 1981/82.
This game saw RS Southampton in 3rd place and the hosts in 8th with Crawley Town top of the Southern Section table which was then at Step Three of the non-league pyramid. The division also had Woodford Town, Canterbury City, Hounslow and Thanet United as members.
The final table saw Fisher Athletic crowned as Champions and RS Southampton finish in third place. The Fish's promotion saw them move up to Step Two and then ultimately be members of non-league's top division from 1987 to 1991.
Road Sea followed as Champions of the division in 1983/84 which also saw them get to the Fifth Round of the FA Vase where they were beaten at Leyton-Wingate. They finished 5th and 16th in the Premier Division before in 1986 withdrawing from the Southern League to join the Wessex League.
Sadly in 1987 Road-Sea withdrew their financial backing and the club folded. The club's ground is still used today by Southampton Football Club as a training base where is stages youth and some reserve team games.
The programme states that RS won 4-0 when The Fish visited them in September and also thanks their fans for 'marvellous support' that was given in their recent Vase Replay defeat at Windsor & Eton. It was felt that 'it should have been our year to go on to Wembley'.
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The Fish had Ossie Bayram on the wing who is most well known for his time with Dulwich Hamlet where he is considered a club legend by many of their loyal fans. Dave Sansom, brother of Kenny, is also listed who went on to play for Barnet and manage Aylesbury United for short spell in the early 90s.
The 'Focus on Fisher Player' section features Paul Shinners who had netted 19 goals for the team up to that point in the season. He joined Gillingham in 1984 and went on to play for both Colchester United and Leyton Orient in the football league. His Brother Bobby was centre half for Fisher Athletic and Ray was the Captain of Croydon FC at the time who went on to play for The Fish.
RS had central defender Paul Bennett in their ranks. He had played for both Southampton, Reading and Aldershot in the football league. He moved from Reading to The Shots for a then club record fee of £25,000 in 1979.
Striker Joe Blochell was also in their squad - He had made a handful of football league appearances for Wimbledon in 1982 on loan from Southampton. He had joined from Swedish club IFK Arvika and went to play for Bognor Regis Town, Wycombe Wanderers as well as clubs in Norway and Sweden.
Road-Sea Southampton were only in existence as a Senior Club from 1982 through to 1987 but certainly made their mark winning the Southern League Southern Division, being runner's up in the Wessex League and being runners' up in the 1987 Hampshire Senior Cup to Portsmouth Reserves played at Fratton Park.
Fisher Athletic folded in 2009 with Fisher FC being a phoenix club and now playing just a stone's throw from the old Surrey Docks Stadium
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Monday, 21 November 2022
"YOU'VE BEEN BATTERED BY THE FISH" - FISHER VICTORIOUS IN THE BATTLE OF BERMONDSEY
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It was 'The Battle of Bermondsey' on Tuesday 15th November as Fisher FC took on Bermondsey Town in the Southern Counties East League Challenge Cup Round Two.
I've visited St Pauls Sports Ground before which ironically was on the same date - On Tuesday 15th November 2016 when Sheppey United played Fisher in the same competition.
Fisher, under the management of former Tower Hamlet's boss Ajay Ashanike had been struggling to find results in league matches this season. Prior to kick off they had won two, drawn two and lost seven of their eleven SCEFL Premier games and had lost to Jersey Bulls in the Isuzu FA Vase the previous Saturday.
They had made headlines by playing eight games in the Emirates FA Cup which each of their ties going to replays. They had beaten Step Four side's Sutton Common Rovers and Sittingbourne along with Spelthorne Sports to then play Vanarama South side Welling United in the Second Qualifying Round drawing 0-0 away from home before losing 0-3 at home in front of a bumper crowd of 573!
The Fisher fans are a fantastic group and are still firmly in support of Ajay who remains as popular as ever in this part of South-East London.
For this game against their tenant's there was a crowd of 153 people watching.
Bermondsey Town had been promoted from the Bromley and South London League Jim Cooper Premier Division last season. They had finished fourth and went up to the SCEFL Division One for their debut season at Step Six of the non-league ladder. The club were formed as a Sunday League team in 2013 and has been making progress upwards ever since.
They have found the jump upwards a real challenge and are currently bottom of the table having won one, drawn one and lost twelve of their fourteen league games played letting in forty-six goals too.
Looking at the respective league positions it was The Fish who were big favourites for this eagerly anticipated game. It was that way for most of the 90 minutes, but Bermondsey did show some promising play with a long range shot in the first half well saved by Fish keeper Ted McDonald and their standout player Andrea Carrera. The striker had the ball in the net in the second half only for his effort to be ruled out as another player was adjudged to be offside standing in front of the keeper. Minutes later he scored a brilliant goal smashing the ball into the net from well outside of the box.
He was signed from Eden Park Rangers who play in the top tier of the Bromley and South London League where he scored thirteen goals last season.
Fisher's goal scorers were Luke With, Lewis Duberry (Pen), Henry Adeniran, Billy Brown and Nader Zeddini. I thought Darnelle Bailey-King looked a good player on the wing with lots of skill and trickery along with Atta Gyeou in defence. His forward run into the box set up The Fish's first goal.
The home fans were fantastic as were the supporters of Bermondsey Town. The Fish sang lots of support for their team including "You've been battered by The Fish" hence the headline and also belted out a song confirming that Bermondsey is full of fish, fish and more fish!!!
MATCH HIGHLIGHTS
The 5-1 win could be a catalyst for Fisher FC's league season as they don't have the FA Cup or FA Vase to concentrate on anymore. They followed this up with a 2-1 home win over K Sports on Saturday. Their next game is again at St Pauls and is designated their Community Day where there is lots going on including a prize for the supporter dressed in the best football shirt.
The first 50 supporters at the ground will receive a free pie courtesy of M.Manze the famous Pie & Mash Shop.
Bermondsey Town's next game is a long trip to the coast to play Lydd Town who are currently in fifth place in the table. I think their home shirt is one of the best I've seen this season in league and non-league football - The club have them available at a bargain price of £25. Let's hope the second part of their 21/22 season is better than the first part and results start to improve.
Rotherhithe is the nearest train station to St Pauls and with the recent opening of The Elizabeth Line it's really easy to reach from Central London. You can get to Whitechapel from Farringdon on the new purple line in around 10 minutes and then down on the East London Line in another 10 minutes or so. It's then another 10-minute walk from the station.
If you do visit the walk along The River Thames affords some great views of Canary Wharf, Limehouse and Wapping as shown below.
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Sunday, 18 July 2021
SOUTHERN COUNTIES EAST FOOTBALL LEAGUE OPENING FIXTURES
Premier Division
Bearsted v Glebe
Canterbury City v Tower Hamlets
Crowborough Athletic v Welling Town
Deal Town v Chatham Town
Erith & Belvedere v Hollands & Blair
Erith Town v Lordswood
Fisher v Rusthall
K Sports v Holmesdale
Punjab United v Kennington
Tunbridge Wells v Sheppey United
First Division
Bridon Ropes v Larkfield & New Hythe
Croydon v Staplehurst Monarchs
Lydd Town v Lewisham Borough
Rochester United v Meridian VP
SC Thamesmead v FC Elmstead
Snodland Town v Westside
Stansfeld v Greenways
Sutton Athletic v Faversham Strike Force
The three promoted sides in the First Division are Faversham Strike Force who travel to Sutton Athletic, Larkfield & New Hythe travel to Bridon Ropes and Staplehurst Monarchs go to Croydon.
MONDAY 2nd AUGUST
Premier Division
K Sports v Tunbridge Wells
TUESDAY 3th AUGUST
Premier Division
Bearsted v Crowborough Ath
Chatham Town v Canterbury City
Fisher v Welling Town
Glebe v Erith Town
Kennington v Sheppey United
Lordswood v Deal Town
Punjab United v Hollands & Blair
WEDNESDAY 4th AUGUST
Premier Division
Rusthall v Holmesdale
Tower Hamlets v Erith & Belvedere
MONDAY 9th AUGUST*
First Division
Greenways v Staplehurst Monarchs
SC Thamesmead v Lewisham Borough
MONDAY NIGHT SOUTH LONDON DERBY BETWEEN SPORTING CLUB THAMESMEAD v LEWISHAM BOROUGH
TUESDAY 10th AUGUST*
First Division
Chessington & Hook v Croydon
Larkfield & New Hythe v Faversham Strike Force
Stansfeld v Forest Hill Park
Tooting Bec v Westside FC
WEDNESDAY 11th AUGUST*
First Division
Bridon Ropes v FC Elmstead
Lydd Town v Snodland Town
Rochester United v Kent Football United
Sutton Athletic v Meridian VP
FRIDAY 13th AUGUST
Premier Division
Glebe v Punjab United
SATURDAY 14th AUGUST
Premier Division
Canterbury City v Hollands & Blair
Chatham Town v Bearsted
Crowborough Ath v Tower Hamlets
Deal Town v Tunbridge Wells
Erith & Belvedere v K Sports
Holmesdale v Kennington
Rusthall v Erith Town
Sheppey United v Fisher
Welling Town v Lordswood
First Division
Faversham Strike Force v Forest Hill Park
Elmstead v Stansfeld
Lydd Town v Croydon
Meridian VP v Kent Football United
SC Thamesmead v Sutton Athletic
Snodland Town v Bridon Ropes
Staplehurst Monarchs v Chessington & Hook
Tooting Bec v Rochester Utd
Westside v Larkfield & New Hythe
MONDAY 16th AUGUST
Premier Division
K Sports v Crowborough Athletic
TUESDAY 17th AUGUST
Premier Division
Bearsted v Rusthall
Hollands & Blair v Deal Town
Kennington v Canterbury City
Lordswood v Chatham Town
Punjab United v Sheppey United
Tunbridge Wells v Holmesdale
WEDNESDAY 18th AUGUST
Premier Division
Erith Town v Erith & Belvedere
Tower Hamlets v Welling Town
*denotes subject to possible FA Cup replays.
Monday, 18 July 2022
SOUTHERN COUNTIES LEAGUE OPENING FIXTURES
The Southern Counties East League have released their fixtures for the year with the league opening in a little over a week with some Friday night football between Erith Town and Phoenix Sports on Friday 29th July.
The league also has a GROUNDHOP UK weekend planned in October with Punjab United hosting a game on Friday evening followed by Staplehurst Monarchs, Bearstead and Larkfield and New Hythe on Saturday. The weekend finishes with games at Rusthall and Tunbridge Wells on the Sunday.
Premier Division
Erith Town v Phoenix Sports
Saturday 30th July
Premier Division
Deal Town v Glebe
Fisher v Whitstable Town
Holmesdale v Hollands & Blair
K Sports v Punjab United
Kennington v Tunbridge Wells
Lordswood v Erith & Belvedere
Rusthall v Welling Town
Stansfeld v Bearsted
Sutton Athletic v Canterbury City
Saturday 6th August
First Division
AFC Whyteleafe v Faversham Striker Force
Croydon v Kent Football Utd
Greenways v Bermondsey Town
Larkfield & NH v Meridian VP
Lydd Town v Tooting Bec
Rochester United v SC Thamesmead
Snodland Town v FC Elmstead
Staplehurst Monarchs v Bridon Ropes
Saturday 13th August
Premier Division
Bearsted v Sutton Athletic
Canterbury City v Holmesdale
Erith Town v Rusthall
Glebe v Lordswood
Hollands & Blair v Fisher
K Sports v Erith & Belvedere
Kennington v Stansfeld
Punjab United v Deal Town
Tunbridge Wells v Whitstable Town
Welling Town v Phoenix Sports
First Division
AFC Whyteleafe v Greenways
Bermondsey Town v Tooting Bec
Croydon v Staplehurst Monarchs
FC Elmstead v Faversham Strike Force
Kent Football Utd v Bridon Ropes
Lydd Town v Lewisham Borough
Meridian VP v Snodland Town
Rochester United v Forest Hill Park
SC Thamesmead v Larkfield & NH
Monday 15th August
First Division
Greenways v Kent Football Utd
Tuesday 16th August
Premier Division
Bearsted v Kennington
Deal Town v Canterbury City
Fisher v Erith Town
Lordswood v K Sports
Stansfeld v Welling Town
Wednesday 17th August
Premier Division
Holmesdale v Tunbridge Wells
Phoenix Sports v Glebe
Rusthall v Punjab United
First Division
Bridon Ropes v SC Thamesmead
Faversham Strike Force v Rochester United
FC Elmstead v Meridian VP
Snodland Town v Larkfield & NH
Staplehurst Monarchs v Lydd Town
Tooting Bec v Croydon
GROUNDHOP UK WEEKEND
Friday 7th October
PREMIER DIVISION
Punjab United v Stansfeld
Saturday 8th October
DIVISION ONE
Staplehurst Monarchs v Rochester Utd (Early)
PREMIER DIVISION
Bearsted v Fisher (Afternoon)
DIVISION ONE
Larkfield & New Hythe v Greenways (Late)
Sunday 9th October
PREMIER DIVISION
Rusthall v K Sports (Early)
Tunbridge Wells v Lordswood (Late)
Thursday, 1 September 2022
BECKENHAM TOWN TOP OF THE PITCHING-IN ISTHMIAN LEAGUE SOUTH-EAST DIVISION
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TEAMS STILL UNDEFEATED (3)
BECKENHAM TOWN, WHITEHAWK, RAMSGATE
100% WINNING RECORD (1)
BECKENHAM TOWN
TEAM WITHOUT A WIN (4)
SHEPPEY UNITED, HAYWARDS HEATH TOWN, CORINTHIAN, BURGESS HILL TOWN
100% LOSING RECORD (1)
BURGESS HILL TOWN
TOP SCORERS - 9 GOALS
BECKENHAM TOWN
LOWEST SCORERS - 1 GOAL
BURGESS HILL TOWN.
BEST DEFENCE - 2 GOALS
RAMSGATE - 2 GOALS IN 4 GAMES (0.50 goals per game)
HYTHE TOWN - 2 GOALS IN 3 GAMES (0.67 goals per game)
WORST DEFENCE - 8 GOALS
CORINTHIAN, HAYWARDS HEATH TOWN, LANCING
TOP SCORERS
JOSH AJAYI (RAMSGATE) - 3 GOALS
BEST CROWDS
1,004 - SHEPPEY UNITED v SITTINGBOURNE (29/8/22)
816 - CHATHAM TOWN v BURGESS HILL TOWN (27/8/22)
675 - RAMSGATE v HYTHE TOWN (29/8/22)
LOWEST CROWDS
69 - THREE BRIDGES v VCD ATHLETIC
90 - VCD ATHLETIC v HAYWARDS HEATH TOWN
90 - CRAY VALLEY PM v EAST GRINSTEAD TOWN
0-0 DRAWS
SITTINGBOURNE v RAMSGATE (16/8/22)
HYTHE TOWN v SEVENOAKS TOWN (27/822)
VCD ATHLETIC v LITTLEHAMPTON TOWN (27/8/22)
FA CUP RESULTS
denotes defeated
Seven of the twenty teams have been knocked out of the FA Cup with Faversham Town, Ramsgate, Sittingbourne and Whitehawk all beaten by teams from Step Five!
20/8 - Sutton Athletic W 1-2 - 131 (Step 5)
3/9 - HANWORTH VILLA (Step 5)
Beckenham Town
6/8 - Horsham YMCA W 0-3 - 100 (Step 5)
20/8 - K SPORTS W 3-2 - 83 (Step 5)
3/9 - East Grinstead Town (Step 4)
Burgess Hill Town
20/8 - STANSFELD W 3-1 - 231 (Step 5)
3/9 - Corinthian-Casuals (Step 3)
Chatham Town
7/8 - Little Common W 1-2 - 237 (Step 5)
20/8 - Colliers Wood United W 0-2 - 119 (Step 5)
3/9 - Midhurst & Easebourne (Step 5)
Chichester City
6/8 - FRIMLEY GREEN W 4-0 - 140 (Step 5)
20/8 - KNAPHILL W 2-0 - 192 (Step 5)
3/9 - Leatherhead (Step 4)
Corinthian
20/8 - GUILDFORD CITY W 3-0 - 91 (Step 5)
3/9 - Metropolitan Police (Step 3)
Cray Valley PM
20/8 - Glebe W 0-3 - 146 (Step 5)
3/9 - HASTINGS UNITED (Step 3)
East Grinstead Town
6/8 - HOLLANDS & BLAIR W 1-0 - 143 (Step 5)
20/8 - Lancing W 1-4 - 147 (Step 4)
3/9 - BECKENHAM TOWN (Step 4)
Faversham Town
6/8 - COLLIERS WOOD UNITED L 0-1 - 179 (Step 5)
Haywards Heath Town
20/8 - Leatherhead L 0-3 - 281 (Step 4)
Hythe Town
6/8 - AFC Varndenians W 0-1 - 90 (Step 5)
20/8 - Raynes Park Vale D 2-2 - 208 (Step 5)
23/8 - RAYNES PARK VALE W 5-4 - 202 (Step 5)
3/9 - HAYES & YEADING UNITED
Lancing
6/8 - ROFFEY W 4-0 - 137 (Step 5)
20/8 - EAST GRINSTEAD TOWN L 1-4 - 147 (Step 4)
Littlehampton Town
6/8 - BROADBRIDGE HEATH W 3-1 - 429 (Step 5)
20/8 - Walton & Hersham L 2-3 - 367 (Step 4)
Ramsgate
20/8 - Rusthall L 1-2 - 276 (Step 5)
Sevenoaks Town
6/8 - Horley Town W 0-5 - TBC (Step 5)
20/8 - Merstham D 1-1 - 189 (Step 4)
24/8 - MERSTHAM W 2-0 - 391 (Step 4)
3/9 - KINGSTONIAN (Step 3)
Sheppey United
* At Sheppey United due to pitch problems at Athletic Newham
9/8 - Athletic Newham D 3-3 - 188 (Step 5) *
16/8 - ATHLETIC NEWHAM W 6-0 -180 (Step 5)
20/8 - NEWHAVEN D 0-0 - 323 (Step 5)
23/8 - Newhaven W 2-1 - 328 (Step 5)
3/9 - LEWES (Step 3)
Sittingbourne
20/8 - Fisher D 2-2 - 247 (Step 5)
23/8 - FISHER L 0-1 -202 (Step 5)
Three Bridges
6/8 - WHITSTABLE TOWN W 3-0 - 129 (Step 5)
20/8 - DEAL TOWN W 3-2 - 116 (Step 5)
2/9 - ERITH TOWN (Step 5)
VCD Athletic
20/8 - Tooting & Mitcham United W 1-2 - 254 (Step 4)
3/9 - Carshalton Athletic (Step 3)
Whitehawk
6/8 - K SPORTS D 0-0 TBC (Step 5)
10/8 - K Sports L 2-3 TBC (Step 5)
table courtesy of footballwebpages.co.uk
Monday, 27 June 2022
ISTHMIAN PREMIER DIVISION PRE-SEASON FRIENDLY FIXTURE LIST
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The build up for the 2022/23 Pitching In Isthmian Premier Division gets underway this Friday evening when Haringey Borough host Leyton Orient at Coles Park. The season starts on Saturday 13th August. It's a busy period for clubs with Bowers & Pitsea playing twelve games between Tuesday 5th July to Saturday 6th July.
FRIDAY 1st JULY
HARINGEY BOROUGH v LEYTON ORIENT
SATURDAY 2nd JULY
BEDFONT SPORTS v POTTERS BAR TOWN @ BEDFONT REC - 12pm
ERITH TOWN v CRAY WANDERERS @ KING HENRY SCHOOL, DA8 - 1pm
FOLKESTONE INVICTA v GILLINGHAM
MONDAY 4th JULY
WELLING TOWN v LEWES @ CHATHAM TOWN
TUESDAY 5th JULY
BOWERS & PITSEA v SITTINGBOURNE
CRAY WANDERERS v WELLING UNITED
FOLKESTONE INVICTA v TONBRIDGE ANGELS
HARINGEY BOROUGH v WALTHAMSTOW
TOOTING & MITCHAM UNITED v CORINTHIAN-CASUALS
FRIDAY 8th JULY
AVELEY v DAGENHAM & REDBRIDGE
SATURDAY 9th JULY
ASHFORD UNITED v POTTERS BAR TOWN
AVELEY v HULLBRIDGE SPORTS
BARKING v HORNCHURCH
BOWERS & PITSEA v HASHTAG UNITED
CANVEY ISLAND v CONCORD RANGERS
CARSHALTON ATHLETIC v HYTHE TOWN
COCKFOSTERS v ENFIELD TOWN
CRAY WANDERERS v TONBRIDGE ANGELS
FISHER v BRIGHTLINGSEA REGENT
HANWELL TOWN v CORINTHIAN-CASUALS
HARINGEY BOROUGH v CHELMSFORD CITY
LANCING v LEWES
MARGATE v GLEBE
TOOTING & MITCHAM UNITED v HERNE BAY
WINGATE & FINCHLEY v NEW SALAMIS @ BARNET LANE - 12pm
MONDAY 11th JULY
CARSHALTON ATHLETIC v CHIPSTEAD
LITTLEHAMPTON TOWN v BOGNOR REGIS TOWN
TUESDAY 12th JULY
AVELEY v GRAYS ATHLETIC
BOWERS & PITSEA v TILBURY
CANVEY ISLAND v SOUTHEND UNITED
ENFIELD TOWN v SPURS u21 - 7pm
MARGATE v FAVERSHAM TOWN
MET POLICE v KINGSTONIAN
POTTERS BAR TOWN v LEYTON ORIENT - 7pm
PUNJAB UNITED v LEWES
WELLING UNITED v HERNE BAY
WINGATE & FINCHLEY v BARNET
WEDNESDAY 13th JULY
RAMSGATE v POTTERS BAR TOWN
FRIDAY 15th JULY
ERITH & BELVEDERE v BOWERS & PITSEA
GOSPORT BOROUGH v BOGNOR REGIS TOWN
SATURDAY 16th JULY
BEACONSFIELD TOWN v KINGSTONIAN
BILLERICAY TOWN v HULLBRIDGE SPORTS
BOWERS & PITSEA v CHELMSFORD CITY
BRENTWOOD TOWN v HORNCHURCH
BRIGHTLINGSEA REGENT v STANSTED
BURGESS HILL TOWN v LEWES
CANVEY ISLAND v FC ROMANIA
CARSHALTON ATHLETIC v MET POLICE
CHERTSEY TOWN v CORINTHIAN-CASUALS
CRAY WANDERERS v FC UNITED OF MANCHESTER @ JERSEY BULLS - 5pm
EAST GRINSTEAD TOWN v HASTINGS UNITED
FOLKESTONE INVICTA v EASTBOURNE BOROUGH
GREAT WAKERING ROVERS v AVELEY
HORSHAM v CRAWLEY TOWN
MARGATE v DOVER ATHLETIC
SHEPPEY UNITED v HERNE BAY
TAKELEY v BISHOP'S STORTFORD
WINGATE & FINCHLEY v COGGESHALL TOWN @ BARNET LANE - 12pm
SATURDAY 17th JULY
CORINTHIAN CASUALS v JERSEY BULLS or HASHTAG UNITED @ JERSEY BULLS
TUESDAY 19th JULY
AVELEY v CHESHUNT
BILLERICAY TOWN v HARLOW TOWN
BISHOP'S STORTFORD v DAGENHAM & REDBRIDGE
BOWERS & PITSEA v EBBSFLEET UNITED
CANVEY ISLAND v TILBURY
ENFIELD TOWN v ST ALBANS CITY
HORSHAM v LEATHERHEAD
RAMSGATE v FOLKESTONE INVICTA
RAYNES PARK VALE v KINGSTONIAN
SHEPPEY UNITED v LEWES
VCD ATHLETIC v HERNE BAY
WINGATE & FINCHLEY v HADLEY @ BARNET LANE
WEDNESDAY 20th JULY
BOGNOR REGIS TOWN v PORTSMOUTH
GRAYS ATHLETIC v HORNCHURCH
HASTINGS UNITED v IPSWICH TOWN U23s
MARGATE v FULHAM XI
POTTERS BAR TOWN v MAIDENHEAD UNITED
SATURDAY 23rd JULY
BILLERICAY TOWN v SPURS u21 - 6pm
BOWERS & PITSEA v CANVEY ISLAND
BRENTWOOD TOWN v BISHOP'S STORTFORD
BRIGHTLINGSEA REGENT v HASHTAG UNITED
ERITH & BELVEDERE v HERNE BAY
FOLKESTONE INVICTA v MAIDSTONE UNITED - IAN DRAYCOTT TESTIMONIAL
HASTINGS UNITED v BEACONSFIELD TOWN
HORNCHURCH v CONCORD RANGERS
HORNDEAN v BOGNOR REGIS TOWN
KINGSTONIAN v HAYES & YEADING UNITED
MARGATE v TONBRIDGE ANGELS
MET POLICE v HORSHAM
ROYSTON TOWN v POTTERS BAR TOWN
SUTTON COMMON ROVERS v CARSHALTON ATHLETIC
VCD ATHLETIC v LEWES
WINGATE & FINCHLEY v CONNAHS QUAY NOMADS @ BARNET LANE - 12pm
CHESHUNT COMMUNITY CUP @ THEOBALDS LANE
CHESHUNT/ENFIELD TOWN/HARINGEY BOROUGH
DAY ONE OF EGRI ERBSTEIN TOURNAMENT
CORINTHIAN-CASUALS v FALL RIVER MARKSMEN - 12pm
BUDAPESTI AK v SHEFFIELD fc - 4pm
SUNDAY 24th JULY
CRAY WANDERERS v MAIDSTONE UNITED
DAY TWO OF EGRI ERBSTEIN TOURNAMENT
12pm - 3rd/4th PLACE PLAY-OFF
4pm - Final
MONDAY 25th JULY
CARSHALTON ATHLETIC v HAMPTON & RICHMOND BOROUGH
TUESDAY 26th JULY
ASHFORD UNITED v MARGATE
BISHOP'S STORTFORD v GRAYS ATHLETIC
BOWERS & PITSEA v SOUTHEND MANOR
BRENTWOOD TOWN v AVELEY
CHIPSTEAD v HERNE BAY
CORINTHIAN-CASUALS v FARNBOROUGH
GREAT WAKERING ROVERS v CANVEY ISLAND
EASTBOURNE TOWN v HASTINGS UNITED
EAST THURROCK UNITED v HORNCHURCH
HARINGEY BOROUGH v WOODFORD TOWN
HAYWARDS HEATH TOWN v KINGSTONIAN
HYTHE TOWN v FOLKESTONE INVICTA
POTTERS BAR TOWN v BOREHAM WOOD
STOWMARKET TOWN v BRIGHTLINGSEA REGENT
WARE v ENFIELD TOWN
WEALDSTONE v BILLERICAY TOWN
WELLING UNITED v LEWES
WINGATE & FINCHLEY v NORWICH CITY XI
WORTHING v HORSHAM
FRIDAY 29th JULY
BOGNOR REGIS TOWN v WORTHING
BOWERS & PITSEA v LEIGH RAMBLERS
SATURDAY 30th JULY
BECKENHAM TOWN v CRAY WANDERERS
BILLERICAY TOWN v BRENTWOOD TOWN
BISHOP'S STORTFORD v PETERBOROUGH SPORTS
CANVEY ISLAND v DARTFORD
CHERTSEY TOWN v CARSHALTON ATHLETIC
CORINTHIAN v CORINTHIAN-CASUALS
DORKING WANDERERS v HORSHAM
FOLKESTONE INVICTA v DOVER ATHLETIC
HARINGEY BOROUGH v HENDON
HAYES & YEADING v ENFIELD TOWN
HORNCHURCH v ST IVES TOWN
HYTHE TOWN v BOWERS & PITSEA
LANCING v HASTINGS UNITED
LEATHERHEAD v KINGSTONIAN
LEISTON v BRIGHTLINGSEA REGENT
MERSTHAM v HERNEY BAY
POTTERS BAR TOWN v COLCHESTER UNITED
RAMSGATE v MARGATE
ROYSTON TOWN v AVELEY
SEVENOAKS TOWN v LEWES
WINGATE & FINCHLEY v DULWICH HAMLET
TUESDAY 2nd AUGUST
AVELEY v HASHTAG UNITED
BOWERS & PITSEA v CONCORD RANGERS
CANVEY ISLAND v EAST THURROCK UNITED
CHATHAM TOWN v MARGATE
CORINTHIAN v LEWES
HARINGEY BOROUGH v NEW SALAMIS
HASTINGS UNITED v WHITEHAWK
HORSHAM v WINCHESTER CITY
MERSTHAM v POTTERS BAR TOWN
SITTINGBOURNE v HERNE BAY
TOOTING & MITCHAM UNITED v KINGSTONIAN
WALTHAM ABBEY v BISHOP'S STORTFORD
WINGATE & FINCHLEY v EDGWARE & KINGSBURY
WEDNESDAY 3rd AUGUST
SEVENOAKS TOWN v CRAY WANDERERS
FRIDAY 5th AUGUST
CHICESTER CITY v BOGNOR REGIS TOWN
SATURDAY 6th AUGUST
CANVEY ISLAND v BRENTWOOD TOWN
CARSHALTON ATHLETIC v WESTFIELD
CHATHAM TOWN v CRAY WANDERERS
COGGESHALL TOWN v BRIGHTLINGSEA REGENT
FAVERSHAM TOWN v HERNE BAY
HEYBRIDGE SPORTS v BISHOP'S STORTFORD
MALDON & TIPTREE v AVELEY
RAMSGATE v HASTINGS UNITED
SITTINGBOURNE v MARGATE
STOWMARKET TOWN v BOWERS & PITSEA
WARE v POTTERS BAR TOWN
WELWYN GARDEN CITY v WINGATE & FINCHLEY
SUNDAY 7th AUGUST
FOLKESTONE INVICTA v ASHFORD UNITED - 1pm
TUESDAY 9th AUGUST
CORINTHIAN v CRAY WANDERERS
SATURDAY 13th AUGUST
PITCHING-IN ISTHMIAN PREMIER DIVISION SEASON STARTS
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