Rothwell Corinthians Reserves Saturday 5th September 2026—3pm KO
Official Digital Matchday Magazine Season 2026/27
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St Neots Town Football Club CEO—Lousie Sales
Manager—Cameron Mawer
Director—Mark Gearing
Assistant Manager—Chris Nunn
Director / Secretary—Gary Wilson
Coach—Caolan South
Director—Iain Parr
GK Coach—Gary Dean
Established 1879
Physio— Faris Moussa Kitman—Graham Horgan Chairman—Barry Cavilla
President—John Walker Vice President—Mick Hunt Vice President—Marion Izzard Vice President— Mike Green
Development Lead —Lee Keen Development Secretary—Stephen Finnigan Development Welfare— Gemma Keech
Head Ambassador—Jez Green Club Welfare Officer– Gemma Keech Pitch Maintenance —Barry Oakley, Barry Cavilla, Fixture Secretary—Marion Izzard
Brian Barnes
Stadium Announcer- Freddie Willis Catering—Diana Sales 50/50 & Merchandising– Shelly Dean & Lily Dean
Address— Rowley Park, Kester Way, St Neots, Cambs, PE19 6SL Website— www.stneotstownfc.co.uk
Match Reports– John Walker Social Media—Kyle Nunn / Louise Sales Photography— Amplified Matchday Programme— Mark Gearing
Enquires— misslouises@yahoo.co.uk mgearing@me.com
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Le Blanc Sandal Le Blanc sandal was Jayden who made several saves at 0-0 A really poor first half from us to then turn that around. 0-0 at half time Jayden pir standout player. Second half we got going and started to increase the ball speed and got the ball wide quicker. This led to multiple chances before Phillip Shampanov one of our u16 players scored to make it 1-0 after 55 minutes.
We quickly added another via a goal bound Jake Holman cross after 65 minutes. We finished off with Jack Noonan finishing off a great move to make it 3-0 with 5 to go. Over all much better second half, a clean sheet, 3 goals. In the next round
Club History St Neots Town Football Club, nicknamed ‘The Saints’ - St Neots Town was formed in 1879, simply as ‘St Neots’. Operating as an amateur side in its early years, the club tasted its first major success by becoming the inaugural winners of the Huntingdonshire Senior Cup in the 1888-89 season. They dominated local cup competitions around the turn of the century while playing in the Biggleswade & District League.
The club went through a couple of early name changes, becoming St Neots & District in 1924, and joining the Bedfordshire & District League (later the South Midlands League), which they won in 1932- 33. They made their first foray into the United Counties League (UCL) in 1936 before the outbreak of World War II disrupted regional football. Post-War Eras and Name Changes (1950-1988) In 1949, the club became founder members of the Metropolitan League, winning a league and cup double in their very first season. They officially settled on the name St Neots Town F.C. in 1951. The late 1960s marked one of the most successful eras for the club:
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FA Cup Run (1966-67): The Saints enjoyed their best-ever run in the FA Cup, reaching the First Round Proper, where they put up a valiant effort before falling 2-0 away to Walsall.
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The Record Streak: By 1969, the club won the Huntingdonshire Senior Cup for a staggering 12th consecutive season, setting a historic record for senior cup wins in England.
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League Double (1967-68): They rejoined the UCL and quickly claimed the Premier Division title and League Knockout Cup double.
However, the late 1980s brought severe hardship. In 1987, the owner of their long-term Shortsands Yard home sold the ground to developers. Forced to play on a borrowed works pitch and drowning in outstanding debt, the club was forced to completely disband in 1988. Reformation and Modern Era (1990-Present) The club’s absence from football lasted only two seasons. In 1990, local investors stepped in to reform St Neots Town FC. Starting from scratch in the Huntingdonshire Junior League and playing on communal council pitches at Priory Park, the team won four consecutive titles to earn readmission into the UCL senior divisions by 1994. The club climbed back up the non-league ladder, moving into their modern Rowley Park stadium in 2008. To signal their high ambitions, they even appointed former Northern Ireland internationals Steve Lomas and Michael Hughes to their management team in 2009, alongside former Fulham midfielder Sylvain Legwinski. This ambition paid off with a dominant 2010- 11 season, breaking multiple league records en-route to winning the UCL Premier Division and initiating a rise through the Southern League systems. Following their championship campaign in the United Counties League Premier Division South, The Saints continue their journey up the English football pyramid. Cameron Mawer was appointed First Team manager in May 2023 in first season suffered heartache in league play-off in UCL North Premier, to achieve promotion following season as champions, the progression back to step 4 & the Northern Premier League, Saints stay was short and were relegated back to UCL Premier South for upcoming season.
Club Kit Supplier
Story behind New kit The journey behind this season’s NEW kit started back early October when the club reached out to Sean Pankhurst Founder / Owner / Designer of Teamex Sportwear. From initial discussions Sean presented a number of kit concepts which showed strong links to our history and to the town which really impressed us. Hopefully you’ve seen the kit release on social media and massive thanks need to go to our First Team Sponsor Amplified—if you’ve seen it I hope you agree its brilliant.
The Home Kit is celebrating the 60 years on from the clubs best FA Cup run when the 1966 team reached the 1st round proper against Walsall FC –losing 2-0. A great achievement and it was fantastic to have Terry Reedman come down & support the filming of kit release and listen to his stories of that season and his time with St Neots Town FC. Also included in shirt design is map of TOWN.
The Away Kit a return to tradition away shirt colours & is celebrating St Neots Town unique connection between the CLUB and the TOWN—the shirt design includes a plan view of the 4 lanterns in St Neots market square. Also included in ALL the shirt designs is the ribbon from the St Neots sign.
The WARM UP shirt we hope will be a fan favourite, again link reference in the club crest to River Ouse Limited Number of shirt & sizes available via club shop hut & orders can be place via Teamex Sportswear use this link.
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Club Welfare With Club Welfare Officer Gemma Keech My name is Gemma Keech, and I am proud to be the Club Welfare Officer (CWO) at St Neots Town Football Club.
My role is to help create and maintain a safe, welcoming, and inclusive environment for everyone at the club. This includes overseeing safeguarding procedures, responding to any welfare concerns, and ensuring that all coaches and volunteers have current FA Criminal Record Checks (DBS) and up-to-date safeguarding training. The welfare of every child, young person, and adult at risk involved with the club is my priority. This covers players within our Development Teams, as well as Under-18 players who represent the First Team, Reserve Team, and Under-23s. I am the main point of contact for players, parents, carers, volunteers, and club members who have any safeguarding or welfare concerns relating to these groups. I was appointed to this voluntary position by St Neots Town Football Club due to my professional background in Education and Children’s Social Care, where I developed extensive knowledge and experience in safeguarding and child protection. I believe it is important to be approachable, supportive, and available to anyone who may need advice, guidance, or someone to talk to about a concern. If you have any worries or would simply like to discuss an issue—no matter how big or small— please don’t hesitate to contact me at sntfcwelfareofficer@gmail.com. Alternatively, you can contact the Hunts FA Safeguarding Team on 01480 447484 or by email at Safeguarding@HuntsFA.com.
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OPPONENTS SPOTLIGHT The Rothwell Corinthians were founded in 1934 as a church youth side, joining the Kettering Amateur League, which became the East Midlands Alliance. For many years, the Corinthians lived in the shadow of near neighbours Rothwell Town until Town folded. The club started out playing at the local recreation ground, moving to Rothwell Town's cricket ground in the early 1980s, and starting to conduct their affairs more seriously. The East Midlands Alliance too raised its game, and in 1984 the Corinthians gained promotion to the Premier Division. The club purchased land in Desborough Road. Their present ground opened in 1988. In 1989–90 the Corinthians won the Premier Division championship for the first time, and 1994–95 saw a repeat. Following discussions with the management committee, Corinthians were admitted to the United Counties League for the 1995–96 season. Ground improvements continued; floodlighting was installed in 1999, which has enabled the club to compete in the FA Vase. The club enjoyed a successful period from 2007 to 2008, their third-place finish in Division One, proving sufficient to earn promotion to the Premier Division. Successive managers failed to keep Corinthians in the top flight and relegation to Division One was confirmed in 2010–11. 2014-15 proved to be the most successful season in Corinthians history. A highly impressive season with highlights such as a 10-game winning run which included 8 consecutive clean sheets, led to a second-place finish in United Counties League Division One and ultimately a return to the Premier Division.
Match Reports UCL RESERVE DIVISION CUP (29 August 2026)
Moulton Reserves 1 vs Saints Reserves 2 Joe draper David starling A strong performance away from home in the cup With 7 x 16 year olds in the side we went with hope more than expectation We raced into a 2 goal lead with two well made goals a through ball from Jamie keen realised Motiejus Preidzius who hit the bar for Joe draper to volley in the rebound. 5 minutes later another great move saw us cut through the Moulton lines for draper to flick the ball into David Starlings path who calmly side footed the ball home. We managed the game brilliantly after that. Massive performances from Jayden Northrop who made 2 amazing saves. Alfie Southern who controlled the midfield and Jamie Keen who was MotM who kept them at bay from cb. Delighted with how we’re playing, how we’re finding answers to problems and most of all how together this group is. Really excited about the FA Youth Cup game. I feel we will be able to show how good this group is and hopefully give Cameron a nudge to begin trusting some of these lads with an opportunity in the first team.
Rowley Club Mascot— Follow on Last season was my very first as the official mascot of St Neots Town FC... and what a debut it was! I've been busy spreading smiles, cheering on the Saints and making plenty of memories. If you see me around the ground this season, don't be shy – come over and say hello!
Selfies? Absolutely! I'm always happy to pose for photos, hand out high-fives and celebrate with supporters of all ages. If you spot me around the ground, come and say hello—I promise I don't bite!
Leading Out the Future Stars One of my favourite jobs is leading our young matchday mascots onto the pitch alongside the first team. Seeing those huge smiles as they walk out in front of the crowd is something special. Get your youth team signed up this season for this great experience.
Racing for a Great Cause One of the biggest adventures of last season was competing in the Mascot Gold Cup at Wetherby Racecourse. I may not have brought home the trophy, but together we raised money for two fantastic children's charities—and that's a win in my book!
Out and About in the Community Football is about more than 90 minutes on a Saturday. I'm always looking for opportunities to visit local schools, community groups, charities and businesses to help spread the word about St Neots Town FC. If you'd like Rowley to pay you a visit, we'd love to hear from you! team signed up this season for this great experience. So, keep your eyes peeled for me around the ground this season! Come over for a high-five, a selfie or a chat - and if you're really lucky... I might even invite you onto the pitch at half-time to take a penalty against yours truly. Just don't expect me to make it easy!
Reserve Team Sponsorship Sponsorship is available for £50 + VAT
(or £80 +VAT inc Match Shirt) Contact : Lee Keen 07478693587
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1st Team Sponsorship Player & Staff Sponsorship still available
£120 + vat To sponsor a Player or Staff member, contact Mark Gearing mgearing@me.com or 07748986932 What's included:
Social media exposure / Company link on NEW club website/ Company link on player or staff announcements / Match shirt (signed by player)
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Reserves Fixtures Day
Date
Time
Home Team
Away Team
RES
05/09/26
15:00 St Neots Town Reserves
VS
Rothwell Corinthians Reserves
RES
12/09/26
15:00
Coalville Town Reserves
VS
St Neots Town Reserves
RES
26/09/26
15:00
St Neots Town Reserves
VS
Kempston Rovers Reserves
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Teams Rothwell Corinthians Reserves
St Neots Town Reserves
Aidan Ginns
Alessandro Pistilli
Ashley Jackson
Jamie Keen
Curtis Jackson
Lucas Nichols
Jerome Maramidzi
Max Egan ©
Frankie Mitchell
Josh Muir
Prince Oziegbe
Zak Thompson
JOSHUA RICE
Motiejus Preidzius
Joseph Sylvester
Alfie Southern
Joseph Wagner
Joe Draper
Lewis Ward
Samuel Lopez-Company
Bartosz Wiciak
David Starling
Charlie Brumby
Dylan Smeathers
Josef Ginns
George Holroyd
Haydyn Lewis Nelson
Henry Diestler
Samuel Norton
Lewis Murray-Dennis
Dan Terry
Alex Pereira
Stanley Course
Piotr Baca
Josef Ginns
Kieran Boon
Velin Raychev
Management Team
Toby Hankins
Lee Keen
– Manager
Joe Egan
– Assistant Manger
Tim Britt
– Coach
Richard Harrison
– Coach
Match Officials
– Physio
Clinton Ormshaw Next Reserve HOME game- League 26/09/26 Kick off15:00 VS Kempston Rovers Reserves