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THOSE WERE THE DAYS
23rd January 1999
Isthmian (Ryman) League Premier Division

Hampton 0 Aldershot Town 0 Att; 1,035

Hampton;-
Mark Russell; Simon Connell, Peter Wood, John Crouch, Steve Cheshire (Simon Bochenski, 88’), Dudley Gardner (Hakan Altinok, 80’), Robin Lewis (Johnson Hippolyte, 67 ...

Who did Williams come on for, please

THOSE WERE THE DAYS
20th January 1974
Middlesex Senior Cup 1st Round Replay

Hampton 2 (Cutler, Cook,p) Staines Town 1 Att; 800

Hampton;-
Chris Page; Ray Ash, Alan Earl, Steve Markham, Peter Minor, Brian Crandley, Micky Cook, Ted Yorke, Roy Cutler, Phil Sperling, Johnny Eales.

Staines Town ...

Les, are you able to confirm if there were two players called Hatcher in the late eighties/early nineties, Neville and Nigel? Thanks.
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Yes I can.

Nigel, Debut; 17/12/1988
15 apps 1 sub
signed from Feltham

Neville, Debut; 19/08/1989
35 apps 1 sub 2 goals
signed from Woking

Were they ...

THOSE WERE THE DAYS
17th January 1990
Middlesex Charity Cup Quarter-Final

Southgate Athletic 1 Hampton 3 (Cheshire, Rattue, Kuhne)

Hampton;-
David Hook; Mike Payne, Steve Cheshire, Mark Gill (Wayne Falloon), Mark Joyner, Dave Rattue, Mike Dalton, Paul Lucas, Steve Dalton. Matt Downs, Neville ...

THOSE WERE THE DAYS
14th January 2003
Southern Combination Cup 2nd Rd

Bedfont 2 HRBFC 3 (Riddell 2, Thompson) Att; 63

HRBFC;-
Andy Iga; David Cross (Billy Smith, 46’), Sam Okafor, Gary McCracken, Alan Inns, Darren Deegan, Dave Cory, Paul Read, Richard Thompson, Lee Riddell (Enrico Grimm, 78 ...

Re Teddington hub report. Where exactly is the £2m coming from, the investors have mostly 'left the buiding'.

THOSE WERE THE DAYS
11th January 1997
Isthmian (ICIS) League Division 1

Hampton 4 (Cheshire 2, Moore, Pratt) Leyton Pennant 3

Hampton;-
Mark Russell; Petr Wood, Bradley Pratt, Dave Rattue, Steve Cheshire, Jim Wigmore, Jamie Horton, Barry Moore, Steve Stairs, Craig Reilly, Robin Lewis.
Unused Subs ...

TW2-Beaver wrote: Fri Jan 10, 2025 6:40 am It has been pointed out to me that Bunmi Babajide has been allocated #17, his old number, on the website. This was Charles Hagan's number so he may not be on the scene anymore...

His number was 17 before he went off to seek his fortune!

THOSE WERE THE DAYS
8th January 1966

London Senior Cup 2nd Round

Hampton 1 (Wintle) Wembley 2

Joe Andrews; Alan Earl, Roger Blackmore, Peter Jennings, Ron King, Don Aldridge, Graham Rowley, Ken Merry, Neville Warner, Lance Wintle, Dave Norman.

Wembley;-
D Russell; George Mowle, R Good, R ...

What continues to puzzle me, and no doubt a few other, is the '£1m spend', allegedly on the 'fabric'. The only figure ever quoted is £150k on electrical work for emergency lighting which was needed and can be seen. £850k was spent on what? The beer shed in the inner car park; the marquee in the same ...

Prodigal Son?