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Welcome
HAMWORTHY UNITED F.C.
PHOTOGRAPHS 2010/2011
Copies of Team,
Individual & Action photographs can be obtained from the
photographer John Burge on his mobile 07926524848 at all
times or 01202682804 most weekends. They can also be viewed
together with other photographs on the
Photograph
Page on this Website.
NEW FIRST TEAM SPONSOR
Hamworthy United Football Club is pleased to announce a new
First Team Sponsor. Meridian Leisure has agreed to sponsor
the Team for the 2010/11 Season. The Club would like to
thank Richard Basing and his Company for their very generous
offer. Cool – Tec will remain the Club Sponsor. Please
support our Sponsors whenever possible.
FA VASE Draw (
First Round Qualifying)
On
September 4th 2010 Hamworthy United have been
drawn away at Larkshall Athletic.for the First Qualifying
Round of the FA Vase They play in the Western Premier League
and are based in
Bath. They finished fourteenth at the
end of last season their first season in Premier League. The
Club will be running a coach to the game and will have room
for a few travelling supporters on it. If you are interested
place your name on the list in the Club House or contact
Peter Gallop on 07897959270. The winners are at Home to
Welton Rovers or
Verwood
Town on Saturday 18th
September 2010
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HAMWORTHY UNITED
HOME FIXTURES TO
BE PLAYED AT THE
COUNTY GROUND. Hamworthy SEPTEMBER 2010
Sunday 05-09-10
Dorset Youth League
HUFC Youth
versus Merley Cobham Sports ko .00pm
Saturday 11-09-10
Sydenhams Premier League (Wessex)
HUFC versus
Romsey Town ko .00pm
Tuesday 21-09-10
Sydenhams Premier League (Wessex)
HUFC versus
Blackfield & Langley ko 7.45pm
Saturday 25-09 10
Sydenhams Premier League (Wessex)
HUFC versus
Hamble ASSC
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Hamworty United Presentation Night
Hamworthy United
held their Presentation night in the Clubhouse at the County Ground
on Friday 7th May 2010.
FIRST TEAM
Managers Player of the Season
Steve LLewelyn
Players Player of the Season
Richard Jackson
Supporters Player of the Season
Richard Jackson
The
Committees Player of the Season
Greg Horlock
RESERVE TEAM
Managers Player of the Season
Lee Madgewick
HAMMERS CLUB JULY DRAW
The July draw for the Hammers Club took place
on July 31st 2010 at the Wimborne Town Match.
First Prize £174.00 was won by No 74 Colin
Hardisty. Second Prize £43.50 was won by No 21 Betty Wallis.
August’s Draw will take place after the
Friendly match with Christchurch F.C. on Tuesday July 31st 7-45 pm ko
To Check the Name and Numbers of all
those that entered in this month’s draw or to join
it, please go to the Hammers Club Page by clicking on the
link at the top left of your screen
Hammers Club Winners
March 2010
First Prize No 72 John Masters £166.00
Second Prize No 3 Richard Basing £41.50
April 2010
First Prize No 19 Kerry James £174.00
Second Prize No 67 Jack Russell £43.50
May 2010
First Prize No 15 Andy James £180.00
Second Prize No 36 Mark Seal £ 45.00
June 2010
First Prize No 67 Jack Russell £182.00
Second Prize No71 Betty Wallis £45.50
July 2010
First Prize
No 74 Colin
Hardisty £174.00
Second Prize No 21 Stuart Tanner £43.50
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Announcement From Chairman Bruce Scammell
Five Year Plan for The Hammers
Chairman Bruce Scammell has unveiled a five year
development plan to bring Southern League Football
to the
County
Ground.
After a
season that began with a battle against Wessex
Premier League relegation, Hamworthy United are now
planning for a brighter future for the Club both on
and off the field. Since Manager Simon Browne took
over he has gone a long way to restore confidence,
and lift the team up the table to safety.
The
Hamworthy United Committee under the guidance of
Bruce Scammell have been working hard to lay firm
foundations to ensure that the Club continues to
progress. Local businessman Steve Harvey is now
taking an active part and new sponsors have been
obtained. With 5000 new homes being built in
Hamworthy over the next few years the Hammers will
be hopeful for more sponsorship coming their way
from forward looking local businesses
The County
Ground
is believed to be apart from a set of turnstiles
already up to step four requirements by the FA. They
at present play at step five.
Hamworthy United now confident that they have the
right Manager, and are now in position where
Southern League Football is not just a pipe dream.
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THE 2010 IRVIN BROWN MEMORIAL MATCH
A Large crowd attended the Irvin Brown Memorial Match at the County Ground on Cup Final Day 15th May 2010. The game was played between to select veteran teams representing Hamworthy United and Hamworthy Recreation Football Clubs. Hamworthy United won the game 3-1 and so retained the Irvin Brown Trophy for another year. Medals for the losing team, the cup and trophies for the winners were presented by David Hughes of Hamworthy Car Centre, the Match Sponsor. Many stayed to enjoy the post-match entertainment for all the family. This included live music from two bands Midlife Crisis and Dakota. A very successful day organized by Andy James (to whom Hamworthy United are very grateful) raised £3266.10 for the Trust Fund.
Sponsor A Player
You can help Hamworthy United Football
Club and Simon Browne by sponsoring the Team or an
individual player. You can do this by paying a regular
Monthly payment no matter how large or small, or you can
make a one off donation. You can make a Bankers Order if
paying monthly, and you will receive a statement at the end
of each month. For further details contact
Andy James on
07708856170 or any Committee member.
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Scarves available from Sue
£12.00 each |
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Please
click here
to view the latest 2009/2010
fixture lists and results for
every Hamworthy United team. |
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HAMWORTHY UNITED FOOTBALL CLUB
A brief history of our club...
A team was first formed in the
1890’s called Hamworthy St Michael’s, winning their
first trophy the Whitehead Minor Cup in the
1899-1900 season. Hamworthy Football Club was
formed in 1926, and moved to the present ground The
County Ground (formally known as The Nursery) in
1950. Hamworthy United Football Club was formed as a
merger between Hamworthy F.C. and Trinidad Old Boys
F.C. in 1970/71 after missing the1969/70 season in
the Dorset Combination League due to administration
problems
Hamworthy United
The First Team have been members of the Sydenhams
Wessex League Premier Division since winning
promotion at the start of the2004/5 season from the
Dorset Premier League. The Hammer’s Second Team were
promoted from the Dorset First Division at the end
of the 2004/5 to play in the Dorset Premier League.
Hamworthy had an Under Eighteen Team in the Dorset
Youth League since its formation until they
unfortunately had to withdraw in 2009 due to
managerial problems.
Hamworthy
United
has had great success at all levels over the years
in various competitions. After winning the
Dorset Combination/ Dorset Premier league two
years running they were promoted in the 2004-2005
Season to Wessex League Division 1. Hamworthy won
the Wessex League Cup in their first season beating Thatcham Town
in the final at
Christchurch. They reached
the final again in the 2008/2009 season but this
time lost to VTFC 2-1 after a very close contest.
The Hammers won the Dorset Combination Cup in the
1997/1998 season against
Wareham Town, and the Dorset Senior Cup in the 2005/2006
season against
Poole
Town. Hamworthy lost to
Eastleigh Town in the 2nd Qualifying
Round of the FA Cup in the 2007/08 and went out to
Basingstoke Town at the same stage in
2008/9.Hamworthy have had several good runs in the
FA Vase their best being in the 2008/09 when they
got as far as the 3rd Round Proper where
they lost to Hungerford.
The Reserves have also been very
successful in recent times. They won the Dorset
Division1Cup twice in 1992, and 1999. They also won
promotion to the Dorset Premier league at the end of
the 2004/05 season. In 2008 the Hammers Second Team
beat Portland Reserves to win the Dorset Senior
Trophy
The Under Eighteen side have also
won several honours over the years winning both the
League and the Dorset Youth Cup in the 1987/88
season. They were the Dorset Youth Division 2
Champions in the 2003/4, and again won the Cup in
season 2004/05, and 2006/07. In 2007/2008 The South
West Youth League Team won promotion to the first
Division, but declined to go up due to the extra
travelling involved The Sunday side in their first
and only season 2008/9 won the Dorset Sunday First
Division
They had to pull out at the end season due to
running costs.
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