Match Preview

The next fixture for The Bridge is the FA Vase Round 2 away at fellow Essex Senior League members, Saffron Walden Town. Time for an in-depth FA Vase special me thinks….

The website aims to be informative and fun and every now and then I try to bring you something you might not know…hopefully, this is one of those times, read on dear reader…

The Football Association Challenge Vase, commonly known as the FA Vase, is a knockout cup competition in English football, organised by and named after The Football Association (the FA). It was staged for the first time in the 1974–75 season, effectively replacing the FA Amateur Cup, which was discontinued after the abolition of official amateur status by the FA. While the leading teams from the Amateur Cup switched to the existing FA Trophy, the lower-level teams entered the new FA Vase. As of 2013, the Vase is open to all clubs in levels five to seven of the National League System, equivalent to levels nine to eleven of the overall English football league system, although clubs from other leagues may apply to enter if their stadiums meet certain requirements.

The record for the most wins is held by Whitley Bay, with four victories. Whitley Bay have also won in three consecutive seasons. Billericay Town, Halesowen Town, and Tiverton Town have each won the Vase in two consecutive seasons. Current holders are Ascot United from the Isthmian League South Central Division, who beat previous season holders Newport Pagnell Town 1-0 to lift the trophy.

The first FA Vase final was won by Hoddesdon Town of the Spartan League who, despite being regarded as underdogs, beat Epsom & Ewell of the Surrey Senior League. In three of the four following seasons, Billericay Town won the competition to become the first team to win the Vase on three occasions, a feat matched in 2010 by Whitley Bay. During the 1980s, the tournament was won by teams that represented many different leagues from all parts of the country, from Whickham of the Wearside League in the northeast to Forest Green Rovers of the Hellenic League in the south. Halesowen Town became the second team to win the Vase in consecutive seasons, with victories in 1985 and 1986.

In the 1990s, Guiseley and Tiverton Town both appeared in the final more than once. Tiverton became the third club to win consecutive finals, emerging victorious in 1998 and 1999. Two years later Taunton Town won the Vase, giving clubs from the Western League three wins in four seasons. From 2009 to 2018, all ten finals involved a team from Northern League Division One, with eight of them taking the trophy. Brigg Town of the Northern Counties East League became the fourth club to win the Vase more than once in 2003, seven years after the club's first victory, and six years later Whitley Bay became the fifth club to achieve the feat. In 2019 AFC Fylde (formerly known as Kirkham & Wesham became the first team to have won both the FA Trophy and FA Vase.

Originally, if the final finished with the scores level after extra time, the teams would play again in a replay at a later date; more recently the final has always been decided on the day, with a penalty shootout as required. The winning club receives the FA Vase itself and prize money, in addition to prize money accumulated for winning earlier rounds.

Here’s the list of previous finals:
Results
1974–75 Hoddesdon Town 2–1 Epsom & Ewell
1975–76 Billericay Town 1–0 * Stamford
1976–77 Billericay Town 1–1 * Sheffield
1976–77 (R) Billericay Town 2–1 Sheffield
1977–78 Blue Star 2–1 Barton Rovers
1978–79 Billericay Town 4–1 Almondsbury Greenway
1979–80 Stamford 2–0 Guisborough Town
1980–81 Whickham 3–2 * Willenhall Town
1981–82 Forest Green Rovers 3–0 Rainworth Miners Welfare
1982–83 VS Rugby 1–0 Halesowen Town
1983–84 Stansted 3–2 Stamford
1984–85 Halesowen Town 3–1 Fleetwood Town
1985–86 Halesowen Town 3–0 Southall
1986–87 St Helens Town 3–2 Warrington Town
1987–88 Colne Dynamoes 1–0 * Emley
1988–89 Tamworth 1–1 * Sudbury Town
1988–89 (R) Tamworth 3–0 Sudbury Town
1989–90 Yeading 0–0 * Bridlington Town
1989–90 (R) Yeading 1–0 * Bridlington Town
1990–91 Guiseley 4–4 * Gresley Rovers
1990–91 (R) Guiseley 3–1 Gresley Rovers
1991–92 Wimborne Town 5–3 Guiseley
1992–93 Bridlington Town 1–0 Tiverton Town
1993–94 Diss Town 2–1 * Taunton Town
1994–95 Arlesey Town 2–1 Oxford City
1995–96 Brigg Town 3–0 Clitheroe
1996–97 Whitby Town 3–0 North Ferriby United
1997–98 Tiverton Town 1–0 Tow Law Town
1998–99 Tiverton Town 1–0 Bedlington Terriers
1999–2000 Deal Town 1–0 Chippenham Town
2000–01 Taunton Town 2–1 Berkhamsted Town
2001–02 Whitley Bay 1–0 * Tiptree United
2002–03 Brigg Town 2–1 A.F.C. Sudbury
2003–04 Winchester City 2–0 A.F.C. Sudbury
2004–05 Didcot Town 3–2 A.F.C. Sudbury
2005–06 Nantwich Town 3–1 Hillingdon Borough
2006–07 Truro City 3–1 A.F.C. Totton
2007–08 Kirkham & Wesham 2–1 Lowestoft Town
2008–09 Whitley Bay 2–0 Glossop North End
2009–10 Whitley Bay 6–1 Wroxham
2010–11 Whitley Bay 3–2 Coalville Town
2011–12 Dunston UTS 2–0 West Auckland Town
2012–13 Spennymoor Town 2–1 Tunbridge Wells
2013–14 Sholing 1–0 West Auckland Town
2014–15 North Shields 2–1 * Glossop North End
2015–16 Morpeth Town 4–1 Hereford
2016–17 South Shields 4–0 Cleethorpes Town
2017–18 Thatcham Town 1–0 Stockton Town
2018–19 Chertsey Town 3–1 * Cray Valley Paper Mills
2019–20 Hebburn Town 3–2 Consett
2020–21 Warrington Rylands 3–2 Binfield
2021–22 Newport Pagnell Town 3–0 Littlehampton Town
2022–23 Ascot United 1–0 Newport Pagnell Town
* = match went to extra time.

For round 2 2023/24 we are match 26 of 64, therefore we are in the last 128. The full draw is shown below.

Saturday 11 November 2023 Second Round Proper
15:00 1 Seaham Red Star VS Irlam
15:00 2 Abbey Hey VS Silsden AFC
15:00 3 Ashville VS Holker Old Boys AFC
15:00 4 Whickham VS Bury_FC
15:00 5 Ramsbottom United VS Bottesford Town
15:00 6 Eccleshill United VS Charnock Richard
15:00 7 Carlisle City VS Cheadle Town
15:00 8 Horden Community Welfare VS South Liverpool
15:00 9 West Didsbury & Chorlton AFC VS Albion Sports
15:00 10 Newcastle University VS Atherton LR
15:00 11 Stockport Georgians VS Bishop Auckland
15:00 12 Blyth Town VS AFC Liverpool
15:00 13 Emley AFC VS Heaton Stannington
15:00 14 Ashby Ivanhoe VS Brocton
15:00 15 Whitchurch Alport VS Lutterworth Athletic
15:00 16 Congleton Town VS Loughborough Students
15:00 17 Newark & Sherwood United VS Lichfield City
15:00 18 Lincoln United VS Heanor Town
15:00 19 AFC Wulfrunians VS Stourport Swifts
15:00 20 Tividale VS Shirebrook Town
15:00 21 Highgate United VS Pinchbeck United
15:00 22 Eastwood Community VS Dudley Town
15:00 23 Boston Town VS Stone Old Alleynians
15:00 24 Wolverhampton Casuals VS Worcester City
15:00 25 Hallam VS Atherstone Town
15:00 26 Saffron Walden Town VS Hullbridge Sports
15:00 27 London Lions VS Woodford Town
15:00 28 Great Wakering Rovers VS Downham Town
15:00 30 St Panteleimon VS Mildenhall Town
15:00 31 Stanway Pegasus VS Barkingside
15:00 32 Real Bedford VS Biggleswade United
15:00 33 Fakenham Town VS Newport Pagnell Town
15:00 34 Eynesbury Rovers VS Walsham Le Willows
15:00 35 Tilbury VS Tring Athletic
15:00 36 Romford VS Crawley Green
15:00 37 Egham Town VS Woodley United
15:00 38 Bedfont Sports Club VS North Greenford United
15:00 39 Burnham VS Glebe
15:00 40 Erith Town VS Peacehaven & Telscombe
15:00 41 Cobham VS Eversley & California
15:00 43 Harefield United VS Crawley Down Gatwick
15:00 44 Amersham Town VS Hilltop
15:00 45 Wembley VS Athletic Newham
15:00 46 Steyning Town Community VS Eastbourne United AFC
15:00 47 Newhaven VS Deal Town
15:00 48 Farnham Town VS Snodland Town
15:00 49 Roffey VS Punjab United
15:00 52 Barnstaple Town VS Brimscombe & Thrupp
15:00 53 Saltash United AFC VS Downton
15:00 54 Bridgwater United VS Longwell Green Sports
15:00 55 Clevedon Town VS Brockenhurst
15:00 56 Royal Wootton Bassett Town VS Longlevens
15:00 57 Wells City VS Portland United
15:00 58 Hamble Club VS Corsham Town
15:00 59 Falmouth Town AFC VS Moneyfields
15:00 60 Nailsea & Tickenham VS Hartpury University
15:00 61 Fairford Town VS Hamworthy Recreation
15:00 62 Highworth Town VS Newquay AFC
15:00 63 Buckland Athletic VS AFC St Austell
15:00 64 Cowes Sports VS Brixham AFC

Sunday 12 November 2023 Second Round Proper
15:00 29 May & Baker Eastbrook Community VS White Ensign
15:00 50 Lingfield VS Tunbridge Wells

It’s a road trip for The Bridge again after the round one win at Potton United. Saffron Walden Town play at Catons Lane, Saffron Walden and hopefully quite a few of you will find your way there on Saturday to support the boys.

It’s a road trip but not too bad a road trip, 1 hour and 7 minutes with Google at the wheel for 39.8 miles to take you to Saffron and Walden, or just Saffron Walden really, for the second round vase match-up of the two ESL sides. Go on, you know you want to…

I’m not sure if we will be running a coach, so watch this space or one just like it and other HSFC social media outlets. As soon as I know, I’ll let you know.

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The Bridge record has included reaching round four in 2013/14, 2014/15, 2015/16 and 2017/18 and our record since 1994/95 is shown below:
F.A. VASE
1994-95 EP WARBOYS TOWN A 1-5

1995-96 1Q MARCH TOWN UNITED A 0-4

1996-97 2Q MALDON TOWN A 1-4

1998-99 1Q KEMPSTON ROVERS A 1-0
2Q ST NEOTS TOWN A 4-4
2Qr ST NEOTS TOWN H 1-1
St Neots Town won 6-5 on penalties.

1999-00 1Q WITHAM TOWN H 3-0
2Q ELY CITY A 0-3

2000-01 2Q BUGBROOKE ST MICHAELS A 2-1
1 WEMBLEY H 1-4

2001-02 2Q FORD SPORTS DAVENTRY A 2-3

2002-03 1Q WARE A 1-3

2003-04 2Q LEISTON H 0-2

2004-05 2Q NORTH GREENFORD UNITED H 0-4

2005-06 1Q CORNARD UNITED H 3-1
2Q CLACTON TOWN H 4-0
1 MILDENHALL TOWN H 0-8

2006-07 2Q STANWAY ROVERS H 1-2

2007-08 1Q A F C KEMPSTON ROVERS H 3-1
2Q STANWAY ROVERS A 2-4

2008-09 1Q BEDFORD A 2-1
2Q NORTHAMPTON SPENCER A 0-2

2009-10 1Q HERTFORD TOWN H 1-3

2010-11 2Q HAYES GATE A 2-0
@ Hullbridge Sports
1 LANGFORD A 3-1
2 LEVERSTOCK GREEN H 1-5

2011-12 1Q COLNEY HEATH H 2-1
2Q BOWERS & PITSEA H 2-0
1 TRING ATHLETIC A 2-3

2012-13 2Q WIVENHOE TOWN A 1-1
2Qr WIVENHOE TOWN H 2-0
1 DISS TOWN H 0-2

2013-14 2Q LONG MELFORD H 4-0
1 SWAFFHAM TOWN A 2-2
1r SWAFFHAM TOWN H 4-3
2 BERKHAMSTED H 1-0
3 GREAT WAKERING ROVERS A 1-0
4 SHOLING A 1-3

2014-15 2 A F C RUSHDEN & DIAMONDS H 1-0
3 GREAT YARMOUTH TOWN H 1-0
4 FLACKWELL HEATH A 0-3

2015-16 2 NORWICH UNITED A 1-0
3 STANWAY ROVERS H 2-0
4 BERKHAMSTED A 2-4

2016-17 2 BERKHAMSTED A 2-5

2017-18 2Q ILFORD A 3-0
1 COLNEY HEATH H 1-1
1r COLNEY HEATH A 1-0
2 WEMBLEY H 3-2
3 ENFIELD H 3-2
4 TRING ATHLETIC A 1-5

2018-19 2 IRCHESTER UNITED H 3-1
3 NEWPORT PAGNELL TOWN H 0-2

2023-24 1Q SOUTHEND MANOR H 5-0
2Q HARLOW TOWN H 2-2
Hullbridge Sports won 5-4 on penalties.
1 POTTON UNITED A 3-1
2 SAFFRON WALDEN TOWN A

Saffron Walden Town’s record is shown below and includes reaching round 5 in 1990/91, round 4 in 2014/15 and 2021/22
F.A. VASE
1974-75 1 BILLERICAY TOWN A 0-3

1975-76 1 EPPING TOWN H 1-2

1976-77 PRE ROYSTON TOWN A 5-1
1 EPPING TOWN H 0-3

1977-78 PRE BRIGHTLINGSEA UNITED H 2-0
1 HUNTINGDON UNITED A 2-1
2 BILLERICAY TOWN A 0-1

1978-79 PRE PIRTON A 1-3

1979-80 PRE SHILLINGTON H 3-3
PRE SHILLINGTON A 0-3

1980-81 PRE BECKTON UNITED H 2-0
1 HAREFIELD UNITED A 1-2

1981-82 PRE HARWICH & PARKESTON A 2-5

1982-83 PRE THE 61 F C H 0-1

1983-84 PRE MALDON TOWN H 3-0
1 NORSEMEN H 4-0
2 EATON BRAY UNITED A 2-1
3 UXBRIDGE A 1-2

1984-85 PRE WATTON UNITED H 2-1
1 DISS TOWN H 5-4
2 HEYBRIDGE SWIFTS A 0-1

1985-86 PRE PENNANT H 3-1
1 BYE
Due to Burnham merging with Hillingdon and playing in Trophy
2 POTTON UNITED H 2-1
3 SHILLINGTON A 0-1

1986-87 PRE HARWICH & PARKESTON A 4-2
1 WIVENHOE TOWN A 0-3

1987-88 PRE WALTHAM ABBEY A 2-1
1 PIRTON H 3-1
2 R S S C RANSOMES A 2-3

1988-89 PRE L B C ORTONIANS A 2-0
1 WROXHAM A 1-2

1989-90 PRE HEYBRIDGE SWIFTS H 3-0
1 ST IVES TOWN A 1-3

1990-91 PRE SOHAM TOWN RANGERS H 2-1
1 GORLESTON A 4-2
2 WITHAM TOWN H 5-2
3 BURGESS HILL TOWN H 4-3
4 NEWQUAY A 2-2
4r NEWQUAY H 1-0
5 BUCKINGHAM TOWN H 1-2

1991-92 2 WROXHAM H 3-1
3 SUDBURY TOWN H 1-2

1992-93 2 RUISLIP MANOR H 3-1
3 BUCKINGHAM TOWN A 2-3

1993-94 2 WALTHAMSTOW PENNANT A 4-1
3 RAUNDS TOWN H 1-4

1994-95 2 HALSTEAD TOWN A 2-4

1995-96 2Q SWAFFHAM TOWN H 1-2

1996-97 1Q DOWNHAM TOWN A 2-1
2Q BOURNE TOWN A 3-0
1 HARWICH & PARKESTON H 1-0
2 SWAFFHAM TOWN A 1-1
2r SWAFFHAM TOWN H 3-0
3 BARKING{1} A 1-1
3r BARKING{1} H 1-3

1997-98 2Q WHITTON UNITED A SCR

1998-99 2Q NEEDHAM MARKET A 2-1
1 CHALFONT ST PETER H 1-0
2 SUDBURY TOWN H 1-2

1999-00 1Q DOWNHAM TOWN H 1-3

2000-01 2Q EAST HAM UNITED H 5-2
@ Bishop's Stortford
1 MILDENHALL TOWN A 2-3

2001-02 1Q MALDON TOWN H 1-11

2002-03 2Q GORLESTON A 1-2

2003-04 1Q BRENTWOOD A SCR

2004-05 2Q KIRKLEY H 1-2

2005-06 1Q KINGSBURY TOWN A 1-3

2006-07 2Q A F C KEMPSTON ROVERS A 3-0
1 THAMESMEAD TOWN H 2-1
2 EDGWARE TOWN A 0-3

2007-08 2Q ETON MANOR A 0-3

2008-09 1Q SPORTING BENGAL UNITED H 4-2
2Q BIGGLESWADE UNITED H 0-1

2009-10 1Q HANWELL TOWN H 1-3

2010-11 1Q BUCKINGHAM TOWN A 1-0
2Q F C CLACTON A 0-4

2011-12 1Q TEAM BURY H SCR

2012-13 2Q HAVERHILL ROVERS A 2-4

2013-14 2Q NORWICH UNITED H 1-3

2014-15 2Q DEBENHAM L C A 3-1
1 WHITTON UNITED H 2-1
2 KING'S LANGLEY H 6-5
3 A F C DUNSTABLE H 1-0
4 STANWAY ROVERS A 0-1

2015-16 2 BIGGLESWADE UNITED A 3-1
3 BERKHAMSTED H 2-3

2016-17 1Q STANSTED A 2-1
2Q F C BROXBOURNE BOROUGH A 2-1
1 WELWYN GARDEN CITY A 1-3

2017-18 1Q SAWBRIDGEWORTH TOWN H 1-2

2018-19 2Q MAY & BAKER E C H 1-4

2019-20 1 BIGGLESWADE UNITED A 4-4
1r BIGGLESWADE UNITED H 5-1
2 F C CLACTON H 3-4

2020-21 1Q WHITTON UNITED H 3-3
Whitton United won 4-1 on penalties

2021-22 2Q SOUTHEND MANOR H 3-0
1 KIRKLEY & PAKEFIELD H 3-1
2 CORNARD UNITED H 5-1
3 TRING ATHLETIC A 1-0
4 LOUGHBOROUGH STUDENTS H 1-1 Loughborough Students won 6-5 on penalties.

2022-23 2 LEIGHTON TOWN H 0-2

2023-24 2Q STANWAY ROVERS H 2-0
1 LONG MELFORD H 3-0
2 HULLBRIDGE SPORTS H

Hullbridge and SWT have never met in the FA Vase…until now…
This round of the vase, round two (proper), has 128 teams competing in 64 matches and is 6 rounds away from Wembley, casera sera!

The road to Wembley. Ok, let’s not get too carried away, there’s 6 more games to win!
Nevertheless, Google will get you there in 1 hour 48 minutes and probably quicker as there was a lot of heavy traffic when I did the Google Maps bit. I won’t bother with directions just yet!

Saffron Walden Town Football Club is a football club based in Saffron Walden, Essex, England. They are currently members of the Essex Senior League and play at Catons Lane.

History
The club was established as Saffron Walden in 1872 and are the oldest senior football club in Essex. They entered the FA Cup in 1876–77, but withdrew after being drawn against holders Wanderers as they could not afford to travel. Two years later they made their first appearance, losing 5–0 to Upton Park in the first round.

In 1882 the club were founder members of the Essex County Football Association. In 1890 club secretary Arthur Smith, the headmaster of the local Boy's National School, negotiated an annual fee of £3 with Lord Braybrooke for the use of a piece of land in Loft's Lane; previously the club had played on the town common, but had been unable to charge spectators an entrance fee. The club reached the final of the Essex Junior Cup in 1894–94, but lost 3–0 to Barking Excelsior. In 1896–97 they reached the final again, beating Leytonstone 6–1 in a replay.

In 1899 they entered the Haverhill and District League, which they won in 1907–08, 1922–23, 1923–24, 1928–29, 1929–30 and 1933–34. The club also entered the Stansted and District League, the Cambridgeshire League and Hertfordshire and Essex Border League during the same era, winning the Stanstead & District League on seven occasions and the Border League once. In 1926 the club reached the final of the Essex Junior Cup, where a record crowd of 6,000 saw them lose 2–1 to Rainham Athletic.

The club moved to the Essex & Suffolk Border League and the North Essex League, before joining the Spartan League in 1933. In 1936–37 they won Division Two.
After World War II the club moved to the Parthenon League in 1954, and, after a single season, left to join the Hertfordshire County League.

In 1971 the club were founder members of the Essex Senior League. After winning the league in 1973–74, they switched to the Eastern Counties League, which they won in 1982–83. After finishing sixth the following season, the club joined Division Two North of the Isthmian League. In 1996 the club dropped back into the Essex Senior League, following a rule change which deemed the sloping pitch at Catons Lane to be unfit for the league. They won the league in 1999–2000 and were runners-up the following year, but ongoing work on the ground prevented the club from being promoted.

The club tried to transfer to the Eastern Counties League, but was prevented from doing so by the Essex Senior League. In order to fulfil their wish, in 2003–04 the club spent a season outside the league system, playing just friendlies, before rejoining Division One of the Eastern Counties League in 2004. In August 2011 they resigned from the league claiming that their financial situation meant that they could not guarantee that they would complete the 2011–12 season. In 2012 they rejoined the Eastern Counties League.
On 4 July 2012, members voted to convert the club into a Community Benefit Society. They were promoted to the Premier Division at the end of the 2014–15 season after finishing third in Division One.

At the end of the 2017–18 season Saffron Walden were transferred to the Essex Senior League. In 2019–20 the club were top of the table when the league was abandoned due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In 2021–22 they were league runners-up, qualifying for a promotion play-off against Witham Town, which they lost 3–0.

04/11/23 Essex Senior League Saffron Walden Town 2 Barking 2
28/10/23 Essex Senior League Athletic Newham 0 Saffron Walen Town 2
21/10/23 Isuzu FA Vase Round 1 Saffron Walden Town 3 Long Melford 0
17/10/23 Tolleshunt D’Arcy Memorial Cup Burnham Ramblers 0 Saffron Walden Town 2
14/10/23 Essex Senior League Halstead Town 0 Saffron Walden Town 1
11/10/23 Essex Senior League White Ensign 3 Saffron Walden Town 1

After 15 matches, Saffron Walden Town are currently in 9th place in the Essex Senior League Premier. They have 23 points from those 15 games – 7 wins, 2 draws, and 6 defeats. They have a -1 goal difference.
At home, they have won 4, drawn 2, and lost 1 scoring 18 and conceding 9.

31/10/23 Essex Senior League The Bridge 1 Ilford 2
28/10/23 Essex Senior League The Bridge 0 Tilbury 2
24/10/23 Essex Senior League The Bridge 3 Coggeshall Town 2
21/10/23 Isuzu FA Vase Round 1 Potton United 1 The Bridge 3
17/10/23 Essex Senior Cup Round 2 FC Clacton 2 The Bridge 1
14/10/23 Essex Senior League The Bridge 3 Frenford 0

On the 9th of August, in the second game of this season when The Bloods came to The T.J.Cottis and won 2-1 in front of a Tuesday night crowd of 172. Charlie Heatley opened the scoring on 15 minutes for The Bridge with a penalty before The Bloods hit back in the second half with goals from Charlie Cole and Reece Barrett and went home with the 3 points.

Alex Awobimpe
James Bransgrove
Craig Calver
Charlie Cole
Jack Grosvenor
Jason Hallett
Thomas Head
Matthew Hurley
Dion Lewis-Kirwan
Joe Lilly
Darnell Mavanga-Kithambo
Ryan Melaugh
Coby Miles
Olly Miles
Jarvis Monk
Louis Monk
Jacob Noble
Danny Norton
Andrew Pinney
George Powell
Jamie Riley
Thomas Skelton
Charles Smith
Joshua Taylor
Joni Vukaj
Alex Warman
Ethan Williams
Luke William
Andrew Woodward

Olly Miles, who is top scorer with 7 goals.

And here he is, celebrating another goal, probably, with some young, assumedly SWT fans.

After a few struggles in the league, can The Bridge come good in the Vase?
Can we make it to round 3 for the first time since 2018-19?
Will we be running a coach?
Will we be in the hat for round 4?
Will I run out of question marks?
Will I ever stop asking questions?
The Bloods v The Bridge, in the FA Vase, for a place in round 4…will you be there to cheer on the lads?
There remains just one thing left to say….