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Chris Hatwood

It is with sadness that we announce the death of Chris Hatwood. Chris was kit man at the club for over 5 years and was a loyal and dedicated supporter, a familiar face on the terraces. He passed away on Monday 5 May 2008.

He will be greatly missed.  

His funeral will be held in his home town of Kenilworth, Warwickshire on Friday 16 May. Further details will be confirmed in due course.

Website Closed for the Summer

The website will be taking a break for the summer but we will eventually post any official club announcements on pre-season matches, player movements and fixtures on the front page as they are received. The forum will stay open during the summer for contractual reasons but we would ask that you keep any postings football related and remind you to respect the advice note in box at the top of the forum. The forum will be monitored regularly so if you do require any information on the club or want to contact us we will reply as soon as we can. Clevedon Town FC website team.

 

Wayne Powell is the new Clevedon Town Manager

The Directors of Clevedon Town Football Club are pleased to announce that the position of Manager has been offered to and accepted by Wayne Powell who will take charge with immediate effect. We all wish Wayne every success in this new role and look forward to next season with interest.

Wayne, who was born in Caerphilly, started his playing career at Bristol Rovers as an apprentice in July 1972, turning professional two years later. He made his Football League debut in October 1975 and can claim to have scored a hat trick against Sheffield United. He made Football League appearances for Halifax Town and Hereford United, as well as Rovers, before moving on to the non-league game and playing for Minehead, Bath City, Merthyr Tydfil, Mangotsfield United, Paulton Rovers and Hanham Athletic. A Welsh Youth player, Wayne later went into coaching, gaining his UEFA A coaching license before going on to become youth team manager at Swansea City, before becoming assistant manager at Bristol Rovers U-18’s and assistant to Tony Ricketts at Filton Academy. He joined Clevedon Town as Phil Bater’s assistant manager in August 2007.

 

Phil Bater Resigns as Club Manager

As you may have read on the club forum, it has been confirmed by Clevedon Town FC that Phil Bater has resigned from his post as club manager, and it is hoped that an announcement may be made soon about his successor. Phil joined the club in October 2005 and his first match resulted in a 2-0 win at Bracknell. Since then he has taken the club to the First Round proper of the FA Cup for the first time in its history, gained promotion back to the Southern League Premier Division in 2005/06 and also taken us to the Errea Cup Final this season. In all Phil started 155 matches (two abandoned) and enjoyed 64 wins and 36 draws in that time, selecting 72 different players during his career at the club. Phil will be the first to praise his assistants in that time, Any Eisentrager and Wayne Powell but if the buck stops with the manager then so should much of the the credits.

Phil was always popular with the supporters and players and his approachability and honesty will be missed, if not his jokes. I’m sure we all wish Phil the very best of luck in whatever job he decides to take next and I’m sure our paths will cross again. Many thanks again Phil and best wishes to you and your ever patient wife for the future, from everyone at Clevedon Town Football Club.

 

Player of the Season Awards

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Smoking Legislation

As a result of legislation introduced... 1st July 07...

The Hand Stadium will be Non-Smoking.

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