List of Postcodes for Away games
26 Sep 2008

Andover New Street SP11 0HS
Brockenhurst SO42 7RE
Cowes Sports PO31 7NT
East Cowes Vics PO32 6PA 
Fleet Spurs GU14 0NJ 
Hythe & Dibden SO45 6AA
Laverstock & Ford  SP1 1QX
Petersfield Town GU31 4BW
Pewsey Vale SN9 5BS
Ringwood Town BH24 3BX
Stockbridge SP20 6EU
Tadley Calleva RG26 3PX
Team Solent SO50 9HT
United Services Portsmouth PO1 2EJ
Warminster Town BA12 9NS
Whitchurch United RG28 3RD

Press Release 29 Jan 07
29 Jan 2007

PRESS RELEASE 29 JANUARY 2007

Amesbury Town Football Club have terminated the services of manager Tony Craven with immediate effect. Glen Butterfield has been appointed as the new manager.

Amesbury Town Football Club would like to thank Tony for all of the hard work and dedication in his time as manager and wish him well for the future.

Tony Hinchliffe
Secretary
Amesbury Town F.C.

FA Press Release - Team of the Round
17 Oct 2006

Press release
16 October 2006

Amesbury Town FC named Team of the Round
in The FA Carlsberg Vase First Round Proper

Amesbury Town FC are celebrating this week after winning Team of the Round in the First Round Proper of The FA Carlsberg Vase, taking home a commemorative plaque and 20 tickets to the final to boot. They also get four crates of Carlsberg to toast their achievements.

Robert Key, Salisbury MP, will present the team with a plaque as they face East Cowes Victoria AFC at Recreation Road on Saturday (28 October).

The team, who beat Thame United 4-2 at home, play in the First Division of the Wessex League (Step 6 of the National League System). Thame United are in the Premier Division of the Hellenic League (Step 5 of the National League System).

Amesbury Town Secretary Tony Hinchcliffe said: “I’m delighted with our performance so far in the round. Thame Utd are a good team and in a step higher than us, but we could have easily made it 9-2 if we’d taken all our chances. While we’ve yet to win a league game this season, we’re playing our best in cup games. “

The next FA Vase match is going to be tough against Corsham as they are the current leaders of the Western Premier League (Step 5) and we’re going to have to play very well to get something from the game. Having said that, the two teams we’ve beaten in the competition so far have both been Step 5 so we’ll see. While we know our limitations, we always aspire to the best standard we can possibly achieve.”

The last time the club got to the Second Round Proper in the competition was in 1982/3, where they went out on the second replay. They went as far as the Third Round Proper in 1979/80, but lost to Hungerford 2-4.

Amesbury Town are due to face Corsham Town at home on Saturday 18 November in The FA Carlsberg Vase Second Round Proper.

Steve Clark, Head of Competitions at The FA, said: “Amesbury Town have played exceptionally well in the Vase so far, beating two teams who are above them in the National League System. We’ll all be watching to see if they can keep this high standard up and go all the way to the final.”

The FA Carlsberg Vase is now in its 33rd season with 490 clubs around the UK vying to step into Nantwich Town’s boots and lift the Vase on Saturday 12 May 2007.

Prize money is awarded at each stage of The FA Carlsberg Vase: in the First Qualifying Round, each winning club is awarded £500, rising to £6,000 for the semi-finalists and £15,000 for The FA Carlsberg Vase winners.

Carlsberg Sponsorship Controller Gareth Roberts said: “Carlsberg are proud of our long standing association with The FA's non-league competitions. It’s an integral part of our business and Carlsberg is privileged to be main sponsor of The FA Vase, FA Trophy and FA Sunday Cup.”

Notes to Editors
The FA Carlsberg Vase
The FA Carlsberg Vase effectively replaced The FA Amateur Cup in 1974 when The FA Council decided to abolish the official distinction between ‘amateur’ and ‘professional’ footballers. The competition is open to clubs at Step 5 and below in The FA National League System that meet the minimum ground criteria. Clubs at Step 1-4 can apply to enter The FA Carlsberg Trophy.

In addition to any television/radio fee payments that might apply, The FA has a prize fund for match winners. Each winning club is awarded £500 at the First Qualifying Round, £600 at the Second Qualifying Round, £700 at the First Round Proper, £1,000 at the Second Round Proper, £1,200 at the Third Round Proper, £1,500 at the Fourth

Round Proper, £2,000 at the Fifth Round Proper and £4,000 at the Sixth Round Proper. The semi-finalist winners will be awarded £6,000 while the winners take away £15,000.
As The FA Carlsberg Vase reaches its conclusion, there will also be individual prizes awarded for the semi-final Player of the Tie, and also a Man of the Match Award at the final.
The semi-final players will each receive a plaque and two crates of Carlsberg, whilst the final’s Man of the Match will be presented with a Vase, two crates of Carlsberg to share with their team-mates and an official Matchball in a presentation case.
To acknowledge some of the more unsung members of clubs around the country, The FA and Carlsberg are also awarding prizes to the best club match programme. Clubs who enter The FA Carlsberg Vase can send in a copy of their match programme to The FA, and a judging panel will choose a winner who then will not only receive two crates of Carlsberg for themselves, but also be given four hospitality places at the Vase final.

The Football Association

The FA is the governing body for football in England, responsible for developing the game at every level - from international football to the grassroots. The FA is responsible for 16 different England Teams, including the Senior Team, six youth teams, three women's teams, five disability teams and the National Game XI. There are also eleven FA Competitions, including the world's greatest knockout competition, The
FA Cup. By administering the laws of the game, The FA is the guardian of English football, whilst developing the game's future by investing in schools, clubs, counties, leagues and the women's game. The FA is also developing the new Wembley Stadium.

For further information please visit www.TheFA.com.