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The Three Horseshoes

A great, friendly, traditional pub in Great Mongeham where you
will find a warm welcome from
Landlords Rachel and Johnny.
01304 379216
POOL TABLE - DART BOARDS
and all football matches
shown on HD screens

BOOKINGS - Now Being Taken For; GARDEN PARTIES - WEDDINGS
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS FOR ALL AGES - CHRISTENINGS -
ANNIVERSARIES - (A Small Deposit Secures)
The Above Includes; Free Use Of Garden Facilities.
(Bring Your Own Food Or We Can Supply)
Children Have Free Use Of;
BOUNCY CASTLE - SLIDES - SWINGS - TRAMPOLINE
BOOK EARLY TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT
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“There are thousands of people out there like me and it
could have been any one of us up here today,” he said. The
recognition is great but I don’t do it for any recognition, I
do it for the love of the club. It is very much my extended
family more than anything else and it has that community
feel. A lot of these awards are obvious because they rely
on playing outcomes but actually this one is for all the
volunteers out there because without them, at this level,
football doesn’t work.”
One of Page’s key contributions to the club has been as
a photographer, capturing some stunning images as City
finished the season in ninth in Vanarama National League South.
“I am involved in everything from signing players’ contracts to filling out reports of games to
meeting with the safety advisory group and local council and making sure the ground is fit for
purpose,” he added. “The only thing I have done differently this season is taken up the club
secretary role full-time along with all the other bits and pieces so now I give up almost all of my
spare time doing something or other football-related.”
Buildbase National Game Awards: The Non-League Paper Lifetime Achievement
award – Ray Lewis
Former referee Ray Lewis has witnessed things that most football fans would struggle to imagine –
and his efforts have now been recognised with The NLP Lifetime Achievement award. The 75-year-
old, from Great Bookham, collected his award at The National Game Awards after becoming a
Football League official more than 50 years ago. During his career he reached the dizzying heights
of refereeing the first FA Cup semi-final to be held at Wembley and awarded the free-kick from
which Paul Gascoigne scored one of the most memorable goals in the competition’s history as
eventual winners Tottenham Hotspur beat Arsenal.
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