2015 Annual Report (for the 2014 season)

PUTNEY CRICKET CLUB
ANNUAL REPORT 2015
Est 1870
SEASON 2014
The Pavilion

PUTNEY CRICKET CLUB – 2014 SEASON
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Lower Richmond Road
Putney SW15 1JF
February 2015
NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Notice is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting of Putney Cricket Club will be held at The Duke’s
Head Function Room, 8 Lower Richmond Road, Putney, London, SW15 1JN on Wednesday 25 March
2015, at 7:30pm sharp, to consider and discuss the attached reports for the 2014 season, and to conduct
the business as set out in the following agenda.
1. Minutes of the AGM held on 20 March 2014 (copy attached on page 13)
2. Apologies for absence
3. Management Committee Report and Chairman’s comments
4. Financial Report
5.
6.
Team Secretary’s Report
Team Captains’ Reports
7. Fixture Secretary’s Report
8. Groundsman’s Report
9. Vote of Thanks to out going Officers
10. Election of Officers
11. Any Other Business
Members are reminded that all Officers retire, and nominations may be received for any position, whether
vacant or not. All such nominations must be received by the Secretary, at the address shown below, by
noon of Wednesday 18 March 2015. All such proposals must have the consent of the nominee, and the
support of a seconder. A list of the present Officers who are prepared to offer themselves for re-election
is shown on page 15. Members are reminded that if they are elected to any of the posts, they are expected
to perform their duties to the fullest possible extent.
M Wibberley (Secretary)
29 Dover House Road
Putney
SW15 5AA

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MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE REPORT
The Saturday 1st XI Played 17, Won 5, WD1, LD 2, T 0, L 7, NR 3, Bat 20, Bowl 25, Points 159, and
finished eighth in Division 1 (First XIs). The Saturday 2nd XI Played 17, Won 5, WD 1, LD 1, T 0, L 9, NR
2, Bat 19, Bowl 19, Points 148, and finished eighth in Division 1 (Second XIs). The Sunday 1st XI won 9 of
the 19 played, losing 9 with one tie, and the Sunday 2nd XI played 12, won 4, drew 1, and lost 7. The
general theme throughout the sides was a lack of stability. We need players to commit themselves to
playing week in, week out!
There will be a trial net on Saturday 18th April at the Oval, 12.00 - 14.00hrs. On Saturday 25th April we
are away to defend The Roehampton S.W.15. Cup, and on Sunday 26th April there will be a trial game at
home. On the 2nd May the Saturday 1st XI are playing in their first league game, away at West End Esher,
whilst the Saturday 2nd XI are at home to West End Esher. On Sunday 3rd May we have a home game in
the 1st round of the league cup versus Merton and a Sunday friendly versus Crane away. Tony Fenton is
busy arranging the Sunday fixtures and will circulate these on the club website in the near future.
We are also entering the leagues midweek 20/20 competition. Paul McCann will coordinate the
sides/fixtures and will circulate further details in due course. The midweek LMS competition is also going
from strength to strength and details will be circulated by Andrew Woodhead/Dez Telfer during the course
of the season. As ever, our grateful thanks go to Eddie McVarish and Alan Hartridge for all their work on
the ground throughout the year. Some of the scores achieved were a testament to the blood, sweat and
tears Eddie and Alan put in.
The AGM is on Wednesday 25th March 2015 starting at 7.30pm sharp in the upstairs function room of the
The Dukes Head Public House, Lower Richmond Road (near Putney Bridge). Please make a special effort
to attend, as it is your opportunity to voice issues and concerns about your club. I will gladly accept
cheques/cash on the night for your playing membership, £100.00 full membership, £40.00 under
18’s/students.
The club website holds a wealth of information, and the text facility has gone a long way in improving
communication. Our thanks go to Ben Brook for his time and expertise in this field. The site can be
accessed via www.putneycricketclub.com. Although we are relying on the website/texts as our main
communication tool, it is imperative the Team Secretary, James Peters, has each players current e-mail
address, phone numbers, (home/work/mobile), and address. Would you please e-mail James with any
updates/amendments to your details. James can be contacted on (h) 020 8265 2463, (m) 07711 928141,
or e-mail jdpeters2@googlemail.com A special mention has to go to Tony Fenton, Fixture Secretary, for
all his hard work in ensuring that we had opposition week in, week out.
Our thanks go to Tony Fenton who is standing down as League representative for the club. Tony has
performed this role for a number of years and has been very efficient. Fortunately he is going to carry on
as Fixture Secretary. Due to the work that has to be performed during the close season, a replacement
was sort, and we are fortunate to have Doug Shaw filling his shoes. Thanks also to Ash Baptista who is
standing down as 100 Club promoter (Mike has agreed to take on the role), and to the following
captains/vice captains who are standing down: Saturday 1st team skipper and vice Devon Ebersohn and
Ian Almond, Saturday 2nd team skipper and vice Doug Shaw and Matt Atkins, Sunday 1st team skipper
Jon White, and Sunday 2nd team skipper and vice Chris Powell and Richard Wilson. As well as the
organisation on match days a lot of work goes on behind the scenes, and I would like to thank all of the
above for the time and effort they have displayed during their time in office.
We are looking for captains/vice captains for the majority of the sides. If you are interested in standing for
a vacant position, or indeed one already held, please get in touch with one of the committee and arrange
to get a proposer/seconder, and send an e-mail to the Club Secretary, Mark Wibberley, at least one week
prior to the AGM, ie. by 18th March 2015.

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Congratulations to Dan and Emma Parmar on the birth of a baby boy, Monty Alexander, on 14.10.2014, to
Chris and Ide Powell on the birth of a baby girl, Maria Joyce, on 07.12.2014 to Ian and Hannah Almond on
the birth of a baby girl, Elin Catharina Angel, on 05.01.2015, and to Brian and Caroline Macmillan on the
birth of a baby girl, Ebeneezer David, on 03.02.2015. Congratulations also to Jon and Gisele White who
tied the knot on 22.01.2015.
The Wibberleys, Mark, Megan and Alice are busy fundraising for the charity C.R.Y., (cardiac risk in the
young), in memory of their son Emlyn. There will be a collection box on the bar throughout the summer to
put your loose change in and there is a fundraising page on the Putney CC website, (a link on the right
hand side top navigation), if you would like to make a donation. So far £5,536.23 (6,795.87 incl. gift aid)
has been raised towards the target figure of £6,000. I am sure the club can assist in getting that figure to
£10K.
Our thanks go to Brian Macmillan and other players who provided teas for the 2014 season. Brian has
agreed to provide teas on Saturdays throughout the 2015 season. We are looking for a willing party to
provide teas for Sunday games. Captains have a lot on their plate on match days and if they don’t have to
worry about organising teas, it goes a long way in making the day run smoothly!
The presentation evening held on 28th November 2014 in The Cellar Bar, Star and Garter Hotel in Putney
proved to be a great success. The club took £5321.67 from the entrance fee, raffle/auction, less expenses
of £3191.36, (cost of hall/buffet/drinks/karaoke/speaker/test tickets/plaques/engraving/sundries), and the
contribution to C.R.Y. of £400.00, total profit = £1730.31. Our thanks go to all those who donated so
generously towards the raffle and auction prizes, and of course the highest bidders on the night. Our thanks
also go to Paul and Anjna McCann, Ben Brook, Chin Ratnayake and Owen Hereford for all their hard work
in organising the event.
This year the presentation evening is going to be held on Saturday 07th November 2015 at 07.30hrs at
the same venue, The Cellar Bar of The Star and Garter Hotel, 4, Lower Richmond Road, Putney, next to
the bridge. The finer details, including details of the meal, which was pretty non-existent last year, will be
circulated during the summer months, but the club will once again subsidise the evening to keep the price
of tickets affordable. All we would ask is that you commit yourself to attending, and help make the evening
a resounding success. Please make a note in your diary !!
Cricket nets, in preparation for the 2015 season, are underway at The Oval Cricket Ground. We have two
lanes booked every Monday, 7 to 8pm (8 to 9 pm on certain dates), which commenced Monday 05th
January 2015). Details are on the web site. If you have any queries contact Dez Telfer by e-mail,
(darien.telfer@gmail.com), tel. 07905 062207, Piers Jackson, (Jackson.piers@gmail.com ), tel no. 07786
073120 or Hugo Flower, (hugo_dobsonfly@hotmail.com ), tel no. 07919 425106 who are the co-ordinators.
It is down to each individual to promote the club to increase playing membership and secure a full
programme of fixtures throughout the year. We have revamped the net next to the clubhouse, to enable
midweek practice during the season and warm up sessions prior to a weekend game.
The midweek game at Slinfold is on Wednesday 08th July, 2pm start, and for the enthusiasts amongst us,
golfing days will be arranged for Thursday 09th July and Friday 10th July. Please make a note in your
diary and book the time off work well in advance! A golf day is being arranged by Paul McCann during the
month of June. Venue will either be Effingham or Tyrells Wood. Details will be circulated in the near future.
We have put a set amount aside to have the roof refelted and guttering/facia boards replaced. There are
also some interior improvements to be made to the clubhouse. Costs will be shared with our co-hosts,
Fulham Compton Old Boys.

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We have a stock of kit detailing the club motif at the club. If you are interested in purchasing a shirt, cap,
hat or sweat band, please let your captain or one of the Management Committee know. We also have an
on-line shop on the Putney CC website. A full range of cricket attire with the club motif can be purchased
at very competitive prices.
As always, our thanks go to Julian Day for the production and circulation of the Annual Report. Good Luck
for 2015!
Mike Curtis
Chairman, on behalf of the Management Committee

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CLUB AWARDS 2014
R E Haddock Trophy (Clubman of the Year) Paul McCann
Saturday 1st XI Awards
R E Haddock Trophy (Bowling) Gary Peters
Reg Weller Trophy (Batting) Devon Ebersohn
H A Mawer Trophy (Fielding) Garth Tiley
Saturday 2nd XI Awards
H C Dickeson Trophy (Bowling) James Peters
Putney Trophy (Batting) Mark Wibberley
Maurice Lickens Trophy (Fielding) Rolf Merchant
Sunday 1st XI Awards
Claude Ford Trophy (Bowling) Shipar Ahmed
Bert Thornley Trophy (Batting) Nathan Rutherford
Pat & John Greenslade Trophy (Fielding) Karan Chand
Sunday 2nd XI Awards
Amir Rahemtulla Trophy (Bowling) Bailey Newland
Eve & Stan Marshall Trophy (Batting) Richard Wilson
Brian Brough Trophy (Fielding) James Warner
Chandra Sud Trophy (Sunday Player of the Year) Darryn Valerio
Tom Price Trophy (Player of the Tournament) Chin Ratnayake
Newcomer of the year (Sun) Conor-James Rea
Centurions
Batsman Score Opponents Date
Jason Gilbert 123* Lord Gnomes 22 Jun
Ashish Sahi 116 Marble Hill 06 Jul
Mark Wibberley 102 Bank of England 06 Sept
Conor-James Rea 123 Morden 21 Sept
* not out
Five Wicket Hauls
Bowler Analysis Opponents Date
Rolf Merchant 5 - 16 Putney CC 1st XI 19 Apr
James Peters 5 - 26 Chobham 03 May
Piers Jackson 5 - 35 Weybridge Vandals 04 May
George Martin 6 - 01 Residents X1 16 May
Chin Ratnayake 6 - 16 Hampton Hill 31 May
Gary Peters 6 - 32 Thames Ditton 07 Jun
Shyam Shankar 6 - 12 54th OCA CC 15 Jun

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TREASURER’S REPORT
2014 2013
INCOME £ £ £ £
Annual subs 5,670 6,110
Match fees 7,520 5,852
Bar takings 4,538 4,146
Cost of sales 3,008 2,746
Bar profit 1,530 1,400
Social functions/Presentation evening 1,800 176
Sale of club kit (incl. ties) 357 415
Net monies 35 219
Hire of hall/pitch 500 0
Bank interest 9 9
Donations 7 1,823
Misc. (league raffle) 0 80
Oval tickets 516 912
Total income 17,944 16,996
EXPENDITURE
GROUND ACCOUNT
Grass cutting 0 0
Work on ground 3,276 3,330
Water rates 101 80
Grass seed/loam/whitening/hire equipment 756 1,009
Equipment repairs 715 1,902
Petrol 182 115
Sundries 187 173
Account total 5,217 6,609
PAVILION ACCOUNT
Joint fund 2,500 2,430
Heat and light 577 560
Cleaning 1,143 1,034
Clubhouse repairs/purchases/decoration 2,213 2,045
Refuse 30 25
MISCELLANEOUS ACCOUNT
Affiliation fees and fines 470 374
Teas 2,261 44
Playing equipment/misc.equipment 784 1,769
Trophies/plaques/engraving 342 312
League Dinner 120 98
Website/texts 296 397
Sundries 217 284
Bank charges 60 60
Total expenditure 16,230 16,041
Surplus of income over expenditure 1,714 955
2014=12 kegs,2013= 10, 2012= 10,2011=17, 2010=19, 2009=20, 2008=20, 2007=20, 2006=25.

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Our membership was down on the previous season, 63 playing members as opposed to 66 in 2013.
The percentage profit for the bar was 34%.
My thanks go to Paul and Anjna McCann, Ben Brook, Chin Ratnayake and Owen Hereford for organising
the presentation evening. Thank you to those that donated items for the auction. My thanks also to each
member who contributed towards the raffle, and to the highest bidders at the auction. The above and an
evening game contributed to £2,705 of our takings for the 2014 season. The one social function in June,
made a profit of £70.00. Match fees were up, but this is attributed to tea monies not being deducted at
source.
Expenditure; I will highlight the areas with the largest differentials.
Ground account:
The equipment repairs are lower due to the roller and outfield mower not being serviced. This will feature
in next year’s accounts.
Pavilion account:
As mentioned in the accounts last year, our contribution to the joint fund has risen to £2,500 per club. The
main expense being insurance. A set amount has been put aside to have the roof re-felted and
facia/guttering repaired/replaced.
Miscellaneous account:
Teas were not deducted from the match fees on the given day, as explained above. The playing equipment
included, extra cricket balls £600.00, score books £59.96, umpire counters £7.98, 6 x plastic chairs £48.00,
gas refills £67.99. Sundries included a broken window £75.00, Gratuities £51.00.
I again ask members to settle their annual membership of £100.00/£40.00 (students) at the earliest
opportunity. Please ensure you bring sufficient monies on the day of a game to cover match fees and I do
not want to see any I.O.U’s behind the bar !!
My annual reminder “only players nominated by the captain are to go behind the bar, and I would
ask all to be vigilant,” will go a long way in retaining the percentage profit.
There are a number of clubhouse improvements taking place this year, so any suggestions for raising club
funds through social events or other means are always welcome. Have a good season, and spend plenty
of money in the clubhouse.
Mike Curtis
Treasurer
THE EVE AND STAN MARSHALL 100 CLUB
The 100 club of Putney Cricket Club is an ideal way of raising much needed funds and a way of winning
cash prizes. If you would like to become a member, which costs £2.00 per number per month by direct
debit, please contact Mike Curtis (michaelhcurtis@hotmail.com). We are eager to increase the existing
membership of 40 during the 2015 season. The six lucky winners drawn at The Presentation Evening on
Fri 28th November 2014 and each receiving a cheque to the value of £100.00 were: Eddie McVarish, Trudi
Curtis, Derek Cowper, James Peters, Dave Pegrum and one TBA

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SATURDAY 1ST
XI REPORT
P W D L A
League 18 5 3 7 3
Friendlies 4 2 1 1 0
A season which promised much but delivered little. The key problem was availability of regular members.
An unsettled team lead to numerous underperformances throughout the season.
The first few weeks held so much promise. A regular core of 9 players with balance in the bowling and
depth in the batting meant we were able to secure victories from positions that would have seen us lose in
previous seasons. Victories over teams that finished top 3 in the league buoyed confidence and promotion
was a very realistic goal. Then unavailability and instability plagued the season till its final tense conclusion.
Good bowling through the year was unfortunately not backed up by the batting. The most glaring example
of this was being 5 down for less than 40 in consecutive weeks. Not being able to consistently put
partnerships together lead to collapses from every part of the order with every possible combination.
Relegation was almost a certainty but for Hampton Hill slipping at the final hurdle. Putney needed to score
180 runs and take 9 wickets in the final game to get enough bonus points to avoid relegation. Hampton
Hill needed just a victory to avoid the same fate. After taking the 9 wickets Putney fell 8 runs short of
securing the vital bonus point. Once again, poor batting on a flat wicket underlined the horrible woes of the
season. Luckily, Hampton Hill failed as well. This left us level on points at the end of the season. With the
win and winning draw over Hampton Hill during the season, the league rules favoured us and we stayed
up by the slimmest of margins possible. For context, this was only the second time it has happened in the
history of the league.
Next season will need to bring solidity in the batting order and a better sense of “team” if it is to be a
successful one. The talent is undoubtedly there, the application of that talent is all that is needed.
Devon Ebersohn
Saturday 1st XI Captain

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SATURDAY 2ND
XI REPORT
P W D L A
League 18 5 2 9 2
Ultimately an unsatisfactory season in which we lost games against teams of men and boys we should
easily have beaten. We missed both relegation and the luxury of a settled team.
Like last year, we fielded over forty players in the league season and only seven players appeared in more
than half of the 18 league games. That means that the team that went out one week contained only half
the players from the previous week. And that was not a problem of this side only, such turnover affected
the first team too. We started to get late in the week cry offs. The first team naturally nicked a second
teamer (it is right that the first team comes first) and it was only through the good work of JP that we had
reserves upon which to draw. I thank JP and Devon for their constructive attitude on this throughout the
season.
On the batting side, Mark Wibberley played several fine innings in his usual flamboyant style, always great
to watch, and making it look so simple; deservedly he was Batsman of the Year. But the find du saison
was Saad Hannan. Forced to opening the batting early in the season, Saad made a virtue out of necessity
with some aggressive stroke play. A fine 47 was superseded by a remarkable 64* against Old Pauline.
Chasing a modest 119, Saad was quickly running out of partners mainly because he was quickly running
them out. With his last buddy at the crease he spanked the remaining dozen runs off his own bat for a one
wicket win. A remarkable individual performance. Saad had scored 18 runs in 8 innings last year and I
always knew he had this in him!
There was also a remarkable team performance which arguably prevented us being demoted. Chasing an
unlikely 292 for victory, Wibbers demonstrated his weak grasp of probability by trying to score all the runs
himself. This he only partially succeeded, 35-1 off 7 overs. No one else was able to take things on, wickets
fell and the shop had to be shut up. Julian held firm for 74 balls, beaten only by James Hannaford who
nurdled two singles in twenty overs. The last pair survived 20 balls. After Mark was out the team scored
30 odd runs in 40 overs. Dour stuff but it became ever more virtuous and it was enough to deny the oppo
their 20 points which ensured they finished below us and kept us up.
The bowlers had unremarkable seasons, only JP being able to put in match winning performances with his
off spin. Newbie Rolf Merchant put in a spiky spell of quick (by our standards) bowling to turn a likely defeat
against Roehampton into a narrow win.
So, we did ok but too many of us will feel that we had an underperforming season with the bat, making it
too easy for the oppo.
Douglas Shaw
Saturday 2nd XI Captain

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SUNDAY XI REPORT
P W D L T
All 19 9 0 9 1
6 captains, 40 players playing 2 or more games and only 5 playing more than 8; stability is not the word
that immediately springs to mind, but nevertheless the Sunday 1s have managed a winning season. Jon’s
early season injury began the captaincy carousel as Darryn, Nathan, Shipar and Chris all had various turns
at being Sunday 1s captain around my own absences.
It is safe to say that we performed better during the first half of the season, the departures of Shyam and
Dean leaving large gaps in the side. August availability once again proved shaky at best, but until from
April until mid-July we were a force to be reckoned with. This included a 5 match unbeaten run, during
which we completed probably the most spectacular chase I’ve seen in 5 years at Putney. 285 was chased
down against Lord Gnomes with 8 ½ overs left after Jason’s spectacular 123 not out off 77 balls. Whilst
the latter part of the season was a struggle on the field, it is to everyone’s credit that the spirit in the team
remained good. Even when conceding 321-0 vs Crane with only 9 players, all abuse being directed
squarely at the game itself.
Looking forward to next season, I will echo every Putney team at the end of every season and pray for
some stability in the side next year….anyone know any good religions?
Charlie Smulian
Sunday 1st XI Vice Captain 2014

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SUNDAY 2nd
XI REPORT
P W D L
All 12 4 1 7
2014 was a year of mixed outcomes for the Sunday 2s, off the field, a new cadre of weekend warriors
formed a great bond and team spirit. On the pitch, results were disappointing, with a win ratio of under
25%, and the surrendering of some potentially match winning positions.
With a reduction in squad size from almost 50 last year to just over 30 this year, there difference in team
coherence and spirit off the field was immense with a couple of changes to the line-up week-to-week
rather than wholesale changes every week.
Unfortunately this improved spirit was not reflected in improved results on the field. Whilst the line up was
more settled, and more gelled, there was a lack of experience (aside from occasional guest stars,
Brooksey) which often showed at key moments. Strong positions were squandered, collapses not halted
and situations not controlled and turned in our favour as the lack of a seasoning within the ranks showed.
That said, all mucked in, and had fun, and hopefully the new skipper can push the team to new heights
and add some steel to the side so that we can push forward and notch up a few more in the wins column.
Chris Powell
Sunday 2nd XI Captain

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MINUTES OF THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
HELD AT THE DUKE’S HEAD PUBLIC HOUSE ON 20 MARCH 2014
Present
Mike Curtis (Chairman), Eddie McVarish, Chris Powell, Ben Brook, Doug Shaw, James Peters, Matt
Akins, Julian Day, Chin Ratnayake,Richard Wilson, Jon White, Charlie Smulian, Chip Brambley, Will
Middleton, Stephen Wilcock, Mike Henshall, Brian McMillan, Gary Peters, John Greenslade
(President), Paul Hogarth, Tan Balendra, Alan Hartridge, Finn Spackman, Dez Telfer, Owen Hereford,
Paul McCann and Mark Wibberley (Sec).
Apologies for absence
Tony Fenton, Callum Mayfield, Devon Ebersohn, Andrew Woodhead
1. Minutes of last AGM
The minutes of the previous meeting held on 27th March 2013 were adopted.
2. Management Committee Report and Chairman’s Comments
Mike presented the Chairman’s report. Overall a reasonably good year capped by a successful
Awards evening. Club ties are available for purchase at £15 - contact Paul McCann. Teas were done
by Brian McMillan and thanks were extended to him for the great efforts made. Mike thanked all the
committee for their hard work throughout the year.
3. Financial Report
Mike and Julian reported that the club made a profit of £955 last year, and still relies heavily on the
generosity of members volunteering and their auction purchases at the awards evening. Bar sales
were down on the previous year and we all need to make the effort in improving this. The Public
Liability and Buildings Insurance costs increased to £2500. The Awards evening made a
disappointing profit of £176 once the costs of venue hire, meals, trophies, tickets (tests) were taken
into account. Full report can be viewed on the website.
4. Team Secretary Report
James Peters reported that there was a high turnover of players from week to week but that we still
managed to fill all our teams for every fixture.
5. Team Captain Reports
• Saturday 1st: No report as Devon Ebersohn not in attendance.
• Saturday 2nd: Doug Shaw reported that he used 46 different players throughout season, and ideally
would have liked to have a core set of players to play more regularly. Doug also said it would be his
last year as skipper.
• Sunday 1st: Jon White No report presented.
• Sunday 2nd: Chris Powell reported that he would have liked a consistent set of players on a regular
basis and the team lacked consistency
6. Groundsman’s Report
Eddie reported that the ground and pitch was looking in good condition and certainly in better shape
than last year. A working party was needed to fill the holes around the pitch. Alan Hartridge will be
assisting Eddie from time to time on the preparation of the ground.
7. Social Secretary Report
Chin Ratnayakereported that there would be a few functions arranged throughout the year. These
would include:
• A London 2 Brighton bike ride.
• A golf day at Tyrrells Wood.
• Club Tournament and BBQ.
• Quiz night.
• World Cup Football events.
Chip Brambley is organising the tour to South Africa. Many thanks to him for all his hard work in
putting this together for the club. Good luck to those who are travelling on tour.

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8. Fixture and League Secretary’s Report
Games are to start at 1.00pm until 18/8 when they become 12.30pm start. The captains evening will
be held at Fullers Brewery in Chiswick on 15/04/14. The fixture against Slinfold has been arranged for
09/07/14. We will not be playing Ventnor this year. We play in Barnes in the Last Man Stands
competition, and in an indoor league in Canary Wharf. All members to please try and keep themselves
available to play friendly games after the league matches are over as it is good revenue for the club.
9. Vote of thanks to Officers, proposers and seconders of reports
Full reports are available on the club website. Mike Henshall proposed a vote of thanks which was
seconded by Doug Shaw.
10. Election of Officers
All officers are re-standing for election except Paul McCann who is giving up the Welfare Officer duty.
Gary Peters has offered to replace Paul as welfare officer. Proposed by Chin Ratnayake and
Seconded by Ben Brook. Many thanks to Gary for accepting to do this role.
11. Any Other Business
Nets have commenced and are being well attended.
12. Date of next meeting
The date of the next meeting will be advised in early 2015.

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Office Holders 2014
President J. Greenslade
Chairman M. Curtis
Vice Chairman J. Day
Secretary M. Wibberley
Treasurer M. Curtis
Joint Club Treasurer J. Day
Welfare Officer G. Peters
Team Secretary J. Peters
Fixture Secretary A. Fenton
Groundsman E. McVarish
League Representative D. Shaw (new appointment)
Social Secretary C. Ratnayake
100 Club Promoter M. Curtis (new appointment)
Saturday 1st XI Captain Vacant
Saturday 1st XI Vice-Captain Vacant
Saturday 2nd XI Captain Vacant
Saturday 2nd XI Vice-Captain Vacant
Sunday 1st XI Captain Vacant
Sunday 1st XI Vice-Captain C. Smulian
Sunday 2nd XI Captain Vacant
Sunday 2nd XI Vice-Captain Vacant
Piers Jackson has indicated that he is willing to stand as Saturday 1st team Captain with Devon Ebersohn
as his Vice-Captain.
Mike Henshall and Saad Hannan have indicated that they are willing to stand as Saturday 2nd team
Captain and Vice-Captain respectively.

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