Uhlsport Hellenic Division One West League leaders Tytherington Rocks are looking to bring their very impressive league form to the Hellenic Supplementary Challenge Cup this weekend against mid-table Division One East side Penn & Tylers Green.
Rocks progressed into the 2nd round after beating fellow Division One West side Carterton 1-0 at the Hardwicke playing fields, with a goal from Toby Colbourne. The Rocks have been drawn at home again for this weekend's second round cup clash, which kicks off at 2.30pm and everyone at the Club would enjoy a great cup run alongside their fantastic league form.
Manager Gary Powell said: "I am looking forward to the game and it will give me the chance to utilise the strong squad we have, we expect a physical battle but it's important to keep the momentum going leading into the following week's league game at Carterton. It's a big Month for us so we want to hit the ground running on Saturday" .
The Rocks will be without regular keeper Tom Sheppard due to a one match suspension, otherwise it's a full squad with the return of Justin Bishop from injury and Andy Criddle who's been on holiday.
Uhlsport Hellenic Football League Division 1 West League leaders Tytherington Rocks have featured the latest issue of Football Focus Magazine.
"It is a National magazine featuring Premier League Teams and it's a great honour to be featured in such a recognised magazine" says Secretary Graham Shipp. The Rocks feature can be found on this link.
The Rocks were without a fixture yesterday, though one result that went in their favour was Old Woodstock Town drawing with Wootton Bassett Town 0-0. This now means to win the Division One West League 'The Rocks' will require 11 points with 7 matches remaining making 76 points, this is dependant on Old Woodstock Town winning their remaining 10 matches, making 75 points.
Next weekend 'The Rocks' will again not be in League action, as they will be playing in The Supplementary Cup at home against Penn & Tylers Green KO 2:30pm
White With Rocks - 26 January
Tytherington Rocks are pleased to announce the arrival of Joe White from Toolstation Western League side Odd Down FC.
Joe signed for 'The Rocks' back in October after being released from Yate Town, however at that time Joe decided to play for Odd Down.
He started his career at Bristol Rovers and has since had spells at Yate Town, Bath City and Almondsbury Town.
"Joe has been on our radar for a little while now, he has a great attitude and will add quality and professionalism to our squad. We are always looking to improve the squad when good players become available, and Joe certainly fits that criteria."said Rocks manager Gary Powell.
The Rocks' are without a fixture this weekend which is hoped will not upset their momentum of being unbeaten for the last eighteen matches in the League, winning sixteen of them.
Lights On The Horizon - 21 January
Uhlsport Hellenic League Division One West league leaders Tytherington Rocks have just been granted planning permission for their floodlights following their application to South Gloucestershire Council.
Secretary Graham Shipp stated 'This is a major milestone for 'The Rocks' and a big thank you must go to Barrie Whittaker who has been coordinating the application, which was originally submitted on 29th October 2010 and then resubmitted due to various issues on 8th June 2011. It's been a journey of frustration for everyone at the Club, but finally we are there, now we must kick on with the finances and try and have them in place for the start of next season'.
Togetherness Is Key For Success - 20 January
Tytherington Rocks Assistant Manager Jason Wood is pleased with the teams togetherness shown throughout this season so far.
He comments."The lads have become great mates off the field which has helped us forge a strong unit. Contrary to the speculation that we have one of the biggest budgets in the league, we know as a Club of the expense involved in running a Club at this level. And nothing has changed on that front this season from previous seasons. The players togetherness has got us in the position we are in currently and to remain there we will still have to be at our best from now on in".
Leading Scorer Justin Bishop is close to a return from his hamstring injury suffered in the game against Lydney Town, but serves a one match ban tomorrow. With no first team football next weekend, this may be an opportunity for Justin to get some minutes with the Reserves ready for a return to first team action against Penn and Tylers Green in the Supplementary Cup. Justin has been a key player all season he brings pace and goals to the team.
High flying Tytherington Rocks head into tomorrow's home game against Clanfield looking to maintain the remarkable scoring form which has helped them open up a 17-point lead at the top of Uhlsport Hellenic League Division One West.
Unbeaten in their last 15 league outings, the Rocks have banged in an amazing 26 goals in their last four games, most recently a 6-3 win at Cricklade in which they fought back from going 3-0 down inside the opening half-hour.
"We got two goals back before the interval and felt then that we would go on to win," said assistant boss Jason Wood. Rocks have a doubt over Justin Bishop, who is rated 50-50 with a hamstring problem.
When the two sided met in the earlier league encounter this season 'The Rocks' managed to rescue a point in the dying minutes of the game. "We know we will have to be at our best to get three points" added Wood."Last week saw us defeat a good Cricklade side and we had to come from 3-0 behind which showed we have great character within the side but hopefully we won't be in that situation again".
Young midfielder Joe Walters has agreed to join County League side Bristol Academy. This move will allow Joe to get more experience playing at a decent level, as Joe has been unlucky not to have broken into the first team squad this season due to the performances of players that play in his position. Along with Joe, Myles Farrier has also been unlucky and has found his first team chances limited since joining the club mid-way through this season. Myles has been a credit to himself his attitude has been first class and he has continued to train hard and be professional every week.
Sites Set On Title - 9 January 2012
Tytherington Rocks extended their lead at the top of the Uhlsport Hellenic Football League Division One West following their away win at Cricklade Town at the weekend.
'The Rocks' were losing 3-0 after 36 minutes, but showed great character to come back and win 6-3 with goals from Stuart Nelson, Dale Emery, Tony Perry (2) and Alex Chapman (2)
The West Country side now have their sights on the Division One West League title. Although they only have nine games remaining for the season, they are 17 points clear of second placed Purton, who have a game ten games remaining. 'The Rocks' are currently unbeaten for the last sixteen League matches, winning fourteen of them.
Next Saturday Tytherington are at home against Clanfield kick off 2:15pm, though no foregone conclusion can be taken with this forthcoming fixture. In October, at Clanfield, "The Robins" were heading for a win until Tytherington managed to get a late equaliser when Tim Baker was on the score sheet with a 30 yard strike to take a point in a 1-1 draw. After that game, goal scorer Baker commented on his 86th minute strike. "It is hard to get anything at Clanfield but, in the second half we tried to put pressure on them, and at the end we were pleased to get a point out of a difficult game".
13 Point Extension - 31 December
Uhlsport Hellenic League Division One West leaders, Tytherington Rocks, extended their lead to 13 points following a 3-0 away win at New College Swindon this afternoon.
Goals from Alex Chapman, Tony Perry and Andy Criddle secured the 3 points, whilst closest rivals Old Woodstock Town dropped points at home against Purton.
The Rocks are looking forward to their next match on Monday 2nd January at home to Lydney Town kick off 2:15pm, which is expected to be an interesting encounter and hopefully will encourage spectators to come along and enjoy our hospitality at the Hardwicke playing fields.
Happy New Year from 'The Rocks'
New Years Eve Test - 30 December
Tytherington Rocks head up the M4 on Saturday for an early start against New College Swindon, 12.00pm K.O.
The Rocks will be looking to build on recent impressive performances but will be expecting a stern test. "We will be preparing in the correct manner as we know it will be a tough game up there. With experienced guys within there set up including Paul Bodin we know they will be well organised. I played under Paul at Bath City and I know how professional he is." said Rocks boss Gary Powell.
Toby Colbourne is back in the squad after a three match ban, Justin Pritchard and Tim Baker miss out though through injury and suspension. Dale Emery and Tom Shephard also miss out due to work commitments.
Each Game As It Comes - 22 December
With the Christmas period in full swing, the next couple of weeks are really important to Tytherington's season and will continue to take each game as it comes.
Bank Holiday Tuesday they weclome Trowbridge Town to the Hardwicke Playing Fields. Although Trowbridge have struggled this season Rocks will be showing the same respect they have shown to all of opponents faced this season.
Toby Colbourne misses the Trowbridge match which will complete a three match ban. Toby offers the side attributes that not many teams in Division One West have, he has the aerial ability and strength to be a real handful for the opposition. Rocks spokesman Graham Shipp comented. "Toby has got better and better as the season has gone on and with his return we see us back to full strength for the away match at New College Swindon on 31st December. That game will kick off at 12pm"
A Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to everyone from the Rocks
Uhlsport Hellenic Football League Division One West table toppers Tytherington Rocks travel to Cirencester Town Development, which they anticipate will be a tough away fixture.
Manager Gary Powell and Assistant Jason Wood have been pleased with the level of performance in recent weeks. Last weekend was a very pleasing victory as we came from behind against our nearest rivals Old Woodstock Town to win 2-1. We know the result will be meaningless if we don't back the win up this weekend.
We welcome Tony Perry back into the squad after he served his one match ban. Since his arrival Tony has been an influential player for us and having him back is a big bonus. With Tony's return this leaves the Management some big decisions regarding the starting line up, as Nick Jones came back into the fold last week and performed very well.
Last weekend also saw the Clubs new kitchen in operation for the second time since it's opening against Carterton. This has been project managed by Chairman Ted Travell and this facility will now bring added income and offer us the facility to produce hot food for the players and officials after the games.
The Club are also expecting the decision at the beginning of January regarding their planning application for floodlights, following their application to South Gloucestershire Council.
Major Game - 9 December
Leaders Tytherington Rocks take on second-placed Old Woodstock Town tomorrow in a game that could play a major part in determining the outcome of the race for the Uhlsport Hellenic Football League Division One West title.
Rocks, who have won each of their last four games 1-0, are nine points clear of the visitors, who have three games in hand. Assistant boss Jason Wood believes another victory could give Rocks a psychological advantage in their bid for promotion. "It's going to be a big task, but it would be nice to have a 12-point gap, and a win might give us a mental edge," he said. "They have the games in hand, but it's better to have points on the board."
Rocks will be without two important players. Tony Perry serves a one-game ban, while big striker Toby Colbourne starts a three-game suspension. Mark Saunders comes into the squad from the Reserves after impressive performances, Nick Jones returns after holiday and Alex Chapman is pushing for a start after impressing in the 1-0 win away at Hook Norton last Saturday.
Rocking 'Rocks' - 4 December
Tytherington Rocks 1-0 win away at Hook Norton was their fourth 1-0 win in a row, including a win in the Supplementary Cup.
'The Rocks' are now 9 points clear of Old Woodstock Town, who have played 3 matches less than 'The Rocks'. Saturday coming 'The Rocks' host Old Woodstock Town KO 2:00 pm in a 'six pointer', hopefully this will be an entertaining match and 'The Rocks' would settle for another 1-0 win!
'The Rocks' Saturday evening race night was a great success and enjoyed by everyone who attended, The Club would like to thank the ladies for taking the bets and all the hard work behind the scenes that was undertaken by Merv Lacey and Ted Travell. There were eight races individually sponsored and each horse in every race was also sponsored, a big thank you to all the sponsors. Finally thanks to Julie and Mike Powell who organised the printing of the programmes and arranging the event.
Xmas Horizons - 2 December
Tytherington Rocks are looking forward to the upcoming Christmas period with some competitive games throughout the month.
The Rocks start with a trip to Hook Norton this Saturday, entertain Old Woodstock Town on the 10th December and are away to Cirencester Town Development the following week. Over the Christmas period The Rocks are at home to Trowbridge Town and away to New College Swindon on New Years Eve KO 12:00
"Its an important month for us, we have some really good fixtures and all the boys are raring to go. Everyone wants to be involved and there's lots of competition for places in the starting eleven" said Rocks boss Gary Powell.
The Rocks return to full strength for the game this Saturday with key members of the squad returning after various commitments last weekend following their 1-0 win over Carterton in the Supplementary Cup Round 1.
Tytherington are holding a Race Night this Saturday 3rd December at Tytherington Village Hall, starting at 7:30pm everyone is welcome, so please come along and support the Club.
Qualification For Mooney - 28 November
Congratulations to James Mooney who has recently passed the FA Level 2 Treatment & Management of Injuries qualification, James attended the course with the Wiltshire Football Association last Month.
The club would like to thank James for volunteering to attend this course in his own time over several Sundays.
The Rocks are holding a race night next Saturday 3rd December, commencing at 7:30pm at Tytherington Village Hall. Food and a bar will be available, come along and support the Club and meet the players who are producing good results and entertainment this season, it should be good fun and who knows you may win lots of money for Christmas !!
Missing For Cup - 23 November
Tytherington Rocks head into this weekend's Supplementary Cup fixture against Carterton with several first team regulars missing. Absentees include Assistant Manager Jason Wood, Captain Marc Hughes, along with Adamo Missiato, Jack Smyth, Tony Perry and Alex Chapman.
Rocks Manager Gary Powell will use the fixture to bring promising youngsters Joe Walters and Jack Neale back into the fold. It will be a great opportunity for everyone within the 1st team squad to stake their claim for a regular spot in the starting eleven. "We have a number of important games ahead of us in December and it's really important that we have competition for places week in week out to ensure we are at our strongest", said Rocks boss Powell.
Tom Blyth has left The Rocks due to not being available every Saturday, Tom's unavailability was disappointing as he's a very capable player and has played for the Club over the last two seasons. Tom has transferred to local neighbours Winterbourne United. The Club would like to thank Tom for his previous commitment and wish him well for the future.
Looking For Number 9 - 18 November
Following last Saturdays late winner from Justin Bishop at home against Easington Sports, The Rocks have now gone unbeaten for the last eight matches in the League. Which has helped them maintain the top position in Uhlsport Hellenic Football League Division One West.
This Saturday The Rocks are away at Malmesbury Victoria where Jason Wood should return to the squad after failing a late fitness test last week due to bruised ribs sustained in the home victory against Hook Norton. Both Myles Farrier and Alex Chapman are pushing to start after impressing performances as substitutes last Saturday.
Tytherington Rocks are back to full strength for this tomorrows home match against Easington Sports (2.15 ko)
Manager Gary Powell returns after missing last weeks match away at Headington Amateurs where Assistant Manager Jason Wood was at the helm due to a match suspension. Jason was pleased with the teams performance. Both sides played attractive football and it was The Rocks who managed to score the winner with a thunderbolt from Tony Perry on the edge of the box late in the second half.
The work on the new Kitchen including an external serving hatch is almost complete.
Work on the new clubhouse kitchen is continuing at a good speed, with all the external work complete and the electrical first fix completed. The next stage is to fit the kitchen, then followed by the electrical work being finished off.
Chairman Ted Travell said "I am hopeful and very optimistic that it can be completed ready for our next home game, it is a great addition to the football club and would like to thank everyone who has been involved in the project." (The Rocks next home game is against Easington Sports on 12th November 2.15pm K.O.)
The clubhouse has come on a long way since 1978. The new kitchen will provide players, officials and spectators with hot food through the serving hatch. It will also create more space within the club house, with the prospective to extend more in years to come.
Also on 26th October The Club handed in, to the South Gloucestershire planniing department, the final piece of data concerning the light spill from the proposed floodlights. Edward Travell stated: "We anticipate the the application will now be discussed by the planning commitee and that a decision will be relayed the The Club in the near future. It has been a very long and thorough process, it is the Club's hope that the Planners will look favourably on this key development proposal for Tytherington Rocks.
We will then have to direct our attention to serious fund raising ..... but that's another story!"
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Manager Misses Weekend - 3 November
On Saturday top of the Division One West table Tytherington Rocks will be without Manager Gary Powell for their match away at Headington Amateurs.
Assistant Manager Jason Wood will be taking charge for this fixture. Jason will be striving to keep the momentum going and hopefully come away with another win !
Off the field, the Club have replied to South Gloucestershire Council Planning Department regarding questions raised by them from the application in respect of a planning consent for floodlights,and they are hoping a decision will be made in the next few weeks.
Close Call - 21 October
The Rocks' are expecting a close encounter tomorrow when they are at home to Cricklade Town
Rocks Manager Gary Powell put the squad through a tough training session in mid week in preparation for the match and is pleased with the attitude of the players. The squad are looking impressive after recent signings and they will be put to the test against Cricklade, who are currently one place behind 'The Rocks'
Resent signing Tony Perry will be making his first home debut and is looking forward to the challenge, however Adamo Missiato and Andy Criddle are unavailable through injury, Adamo broke a bone in his hand in the match against Clanfield earlier this Month and is expected to be available within the next two weeks. Andy broke and dislocated his rib in last week's match against Winterbourne and is expected to be out for at least another four weeks.
Midway through the first half of the match on Saturday against Winterbourne, Andy Criddle had to be taken to hospital following a collision between 'The Rocks' keeper Tom Sheppard and Winterbourne forward Sam Vile. Andy was diagnosed with a broken and dislocated rib, he is expected to be out for five to six weeks, however this could be shorter depending on his rehabilitation.
'The Rocks' won the local derby 5 - 3, with goals from Jason Wood, Stuart Nelson (2), Jack Smyth and Tim Baker. 'The Rocks' played some exhibition football at times, dominating the match for long periods, however they were disappointed to allow two late goals from Winterbourne.
Next Saturday 'The Rocks are at home to Cricklade, which is expected to be a close encounter, both sides have started the season well with 'The Rocks' currently 3 points a head of Cricklade, both sides also have similar goal differences.
Derby Approaching - 14 October
With the local derby fast approaching, the 'Rocks'management go into their first taste of action against local rivals Winterbourne on the back of a pleasing comeback from a goal down against Clanfield last weekend.
On the field Gary Powell strengthened his squad with the addition of experienced defender Tony Perry from Toolstation Premier side Bristol Manor Farm and midfielder Myles Farrier from Somerset Premier Division side St George Easton-in-Gordano.
Off the field the club is moving in the right direction with the completion of the kitchen facility being only a couple of weeks away. This added facility will help provide a match day snack bar serving hot food for supporters, also allow the club to provide the match officials and players hot food after matches. The club are also in the process of looking to update the lighting on the training pitch bringing this facility up to date and allowing for the clubs management to improve it's training sessions.
The club has also re-submitted its application for the proposed floodlights and more information will be confirmed in the coming weeks.
Movement At Rocks - 10 October
Tytherington Rocks have signed former player Tony Perry from Toolstation Premier Division side Bristol Manor Farm. The 31 year old centre defender who won last season's supporter's player of the year joins up with his new team mates for training this Wednesday. Tony previously played for the Rocks in their first season 2004/05 in the Hellenic League. Tony comes with a wealth of experience and when the opportunity was presented to Manager Gary Powell he felt it was an excellent opportunity to improve the squad.
The Rocks will also be boosting their squad in the coming week with the arrival of Centre Midfielder Myles Farrier from Somerset Premier Division side St George Easton-in-Gordano and Nick Sloane centre defender previously with Almondsbury Town, Portishead Town and Mangotsfield United.
The Rocks can also confirm Jonathan Peacock has left the club by mutual consent and joins Brimscombe and Thrupp. Jon left the club with a heavy heart but he felt it was the best for his personal circumstances and he also felt he would have a better opportunity of playing regularly. We would like to wish Jon all the best for the future and thank him for his previous commitment to the Club.
Tottsy Moves To Bourne - 3 October
Mark Totterdell has decided to leave the 'Rocks' and join neighbours Winterbourne United
Mark broke his ankle towards the end of last season away at Lydney Town and the 'Rocks' arranged a fund raising event to help Mark through that difficult period. He also received a weekly benefit through the Player Accident Insurance arranged by the Hellenic League in conjunction with Challenge Cup sponsor 'Bluefin Insurance'.
Mark has found it difficult to maintain a regular first team place this season and has only started in two matches and made four appearances as a substitute. The Players and Committee will miss the banter from 'Tottsy' but wish him well at the ' Bourne' for whom he made his debut for on Saturday in a 2-2 draw with Cirencester Town in Division One West.
Revenge Sought - 1 October
The Rocks are hoping to get their revenge today against Wootton Bassett in the first round of the Hellenic Challenge Cup.
Earlier this season the Rocks lost 5-1 away to Wootton Bassett, the Rocks have only lost twice this season in the Hellenic League and are currently in second place in Division One West. Today's match will be a tough encounter, especially with the expected high temperature for this time of year.
Rocks Prepare For Purton Visit - 2 September
One West leaders Tytherington Rocks will be looking to complete a quick double when they host Purton, the side they beat 4-0 away last month.
Captain Marc Hughes and Toby Colbourne are both unavailable, but Tom Blyth returns to the squad after missing the last two games. Rocks have bounced back from their heavy defeat against Wootton Bassett with a 6-0 romp against Malmesbury Victoria and a 3-2 win at Lydney Town on Monday. "I have been delighted with the players' reaction," said boss Gary Powell. "Our performance against Malmesbury was very professional and we followed that up with an excellent display at Lydney. We expect a competitive game against Purton as they will be looking to avenge the recent defeat. We are full of confidence at the moment and will be looking to push on over the next couple of weeks."
Win Buoys Rocks - 29 August
Tytherington Rocks travel to Lydney Town this afternoon with confidence fully restored following their emphatic 6-0 victory over Malmesbury Victoria
Manager Gary Powell faces a few selection problems with Tom Blyth and Mark Totterdell being available for selection and Striker Tony Bennett champing at the bit for inclusion, being an unused substitute on Saturday. Jack Smyth and Tim Baker will have fitness tests after knocks received during the victory.
Full Of Confidence - 23 August
After a very pleasing first week Rocks visit Wootton Bassett and travel up the M4 tonight full of confidence but know they will be in for a very competitive game.
Wootton have not had the best of starts but we know their pedigree. Manager Gary Powell commented "The players have been a credit to themselves and have worked extremely hard to maintain the high standards they have set. Its early days for us as a new group of players and staff, but myself and Jason have been delighted with the attitude and application the players have shown. I feel there is so much more to come from the squad and will be demanding that we maintain the same levels every time we train and play. The Rocks are sure to have a good following as always. I would also like to thank everyone for their support at our first away fixture at Purton on Saturday and we hope we can entertain and return to Tytherington with 3 points"
Delighted With Start - 19 August
Tytherington Rocks management team of Gary Powell and Jason Wood are totally delighted with their 100% record from the two games played this season.
But will not get carried away Jason commented after the 1-0 midweek victory over Brimscombe and Thrupp. Jason Wood commented. "Saturday's trip to Purton is going to be our first taste of football away from home this season, with both teams taking maximum points from their opening two games. We know this going to be a hard test and we will have to be at our best to come away with the three points. We go into Saturday's game high in confidence and Gary and I are pleased with the way we have started the season. We have been very encouraged by the way the lads have gelled and the work ethic within the squad has been very pleasing. We now have to build on our first two games and move into Saturday game with the same attitude and determination to succeed".
Regular Keeper Out - 16 August
Tom Sheppard the Rocks regular goal keeper broke a rib during the recent friendly against Berkeley Town.
During the match Tom dived at the feet of a Berkeley attacker and came out the worst for wear, although Tom continued playing he realised there was a problem and decided to visit the Doctor who then sent him for an X-Ray where it was discovered his lowest rib was broken. Tom will be out of action for at least a month, the Rocks wish him a speedy recovery and hope to see him back between the sticks soon.
Test For Rocks - 13 August
Tytherington Rocks are looking forward to their opening home match against Carterton. This will be a test for the Rocks with an almost new squad following the departure of last seasons Manager Barry Granger and assistant Paul Staddon. New Manager Gary Powell and assistant Jason Wood have been working hard training the squad during the close season and have signed several new players who have played at a higher level. Gary's intention is to play attractive football and win as many matches as possible to finish in a promotion position at the end of the season.
The Rocks have spent the close season decorating the Club House, painting the goals and bars around the pitch and are currently in the process of building an extension for a kitchen. This will improve the current facilities and provide food during and after the match, access will be from an outside hatch, allowing more room inside the bar area.
Therapist Required - 7th June
Tytherington Rocks require a Therapist for the next season, the Therapist is required to be present throughout each Competition Match, who has passed as a minimum The FA Level TWO Treatment and Management of Injury course (or its equivalent) and who holds a valid first aid certificate.
Please contact Secretary: Graham Shipp 07811318424
Rocks Appoint No 2 - 26th May
Jason Wood, the ex Yate Town and Bath City player, who last season played for Almondsbury Town has joined new manager Gary Powell as assistant Manager. All at the 'Rocks' welcome Jason.
A players meeting has been called for Wednesday June 8th at 7:00pm at The Hardwicke playing fields club house. New players are welcome to attend and meet Gary and Jason.
New Man Leads Rocks - 18th May
Tytherington Rocks are pleased to announce the appointment of ex Bristol Rovers professional Gary Powell as first team manager.
Gary was first team coach at Toolstation Premier league Bitton during the 2010-2011 season
Gary is seen shaking hands with Rocks chairman Ted Travell following his appointment.
Rocks Awards - 3rd May
Tytherington Rocks held their presentation evening last Saturday. The evening doubled as a thank you to first team management duo of Barry Granger and Paul Staddon, who received gifts from the players and the club.
The Awards for the season were:
Mark Hughes and Nathan Irwin, who jointly shared the Managers Player Of The Season
Justin Bishop - Players' Player Of The Season
Phil Williams - Young Player
John Tyrell - Most Improved Player
Tom Sheppard - Committee Player Of The Year
Darrel Feasey - Reserves Managers Player
Rob Worlock - Reserves Players' Player
Clubman Of The Year- Barrie Whittaker, who has worked tirelessly with the clubs planning application for Floodlights.
The club have received a number of applications for the positions of first team manager and assistant and hope to make an appointment as soon as possible, although no time for closure of applications has been set.
Applications can still be sent to:
Tytherington Rocks F.C.
Woodlands Rd
Tytherington
South Gloucestershire GL12 8UJ
National Magazine Feature For Rocks - 29 January
Joe signed for 'The Rocks' back in October after being released from Yate Town, however at that time Joe decided to play for Odd Down.
Regular Keeper Out - 16 August
Rocks Appoint No 2 - 26th May
