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Hashtag United on television

This page is for television appearances related to Hashtag United that aren't directly football related. For all broadcasted matches, see: Broadcasted matches.

## As a club

The Chase, S15 E18, ITV, 25 May 2022

ITV's The Chase - Clare (24-year-old, PhD [History] researcher, Glasgow) received question three: "Which of these is an Essex-based football team that played in the 2020-21 FA Cup?". The possible answers were: "A. Tweet Rovers", "B. Emoji FC" and "C. Hashtag United". Clare incorrectly answered "A. Tweet Rovers", while chaser Paul Sinha correctly answered "C. Hashtag United" via a "total lucky guess"; presenter Bradley Walsh also answered correctly. Clare was soon caught by Sinha and was therefore eliminated.

## Individuals

Jamie Jackson, Soccer AM, Sky Sports, 6 May 2017 to 2021

After featuring in a HTU match against Soccer AM earlier in the year, Jamie Jackson became the programme's back-up (to Lloyd Griffith) resident goalkeeper from 6 May 2017 - appearing on/off until around 2021.

Imogen Riches, Soccer AM, Sky Sports, 2 October 2020 to January 2021

Imogen Riches became Soccer AM's first female goalkeeper for an episode that aired on Sky Sports on 2 October 2020. She notably saved penalties from male former footballers James Collins and Carlton Cole - subsequently appearing on further episodes up until January 2021.

Samraj Gill, The Million Pound Cube, S1 E6, ITV, 23 October 2020

Samraj Gill, alongside brother Ivan, appeared on ITV's The Million Pound Cube on 23 October 2020. The two took the money after winning £25,000 in the fourth round with one life remaining.

Toby Aromolaran, Love Island, S7, ITV2, 28 June 2021 to 23 August 2021

Toby Aromolaran missed pre-season in order to take part in the seventh series of ITV2 show Love Island. He took part in all 58 days before finishing as runner-up with Chloe Burrows, who later attended a HTU match for the first time with Toby on 6 November 2021.

Louis Lawlor, The Chase, S14 E31, ITV, 7 September 2021

Former Hashtag Academy participant Louis Lawlor appeared on ITV's The Chase on 7 September 2021. He took an offer of -£1,000 and reached the final chase, though he and two teammates were caught by chaser Anne Hegerty.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 "The Chase - Wednesday 25 May 5pm" .
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 "So this question just came up on @ITVChase" , 25 May 2022.
3. ↑ "Jamie Jackson" .
4. ↑ "I'll be in the sticks tomorrow on @SoccerAM on Sky Sports 1 from 9:45am" , 5 May 2017.
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 "Imogen Riches: Soccer AM’s First Female Goalkeeper" , 9 November 2020.
6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 "The Million Pound Cube contestant demands 'review' after losing round" , 23 October 2020.
7. ↑ "Toby Aromolaran Hits Out At Love Island's £50K Prize" - 12 October 2021
8. ↑ "CHLOE'S FIRST GAME! - HULLBRIDGE SPORTS vs HASHTAG UNITED" , 7 November 2021.
9. ↑ "The Chase fans stunned as all contestants share royal connection" , 7 September 2021.
10. ↑ "The Chase" .
Hashtag United 0–1 Waltham Abbey (10.12.2021)

Hashtag United 0–1 Waltham Abbey
**Competition:** League Divisional Cup (GS, GA). **Date:** 10 December 2021. **Time:** 19:45 (local).

**Venue:** Len Salmon Stadium. **Location:** Pitsea, England. **Referee:** Abdul Wahid.

**Goalscorers:** n/a **//** Harry Bullock
**HTU Assists:** n/a.
**Match Reports:** FA
**Notes:** Waltham Abbey, according to the FA's report, fielded just 10 players.

Hashtag United 0–1 Waltham Abbey (03.12.2021) **:Previous** | **Next:** Tower Hamlets 1–1 Hashtag United (18.12.2021)
2021–22 season
Hashtag United 4–0 Hutton (08.10.2022)

Hashtag United 4–0 Hutton
**Competition:** BBC Essex Saturday Premier Cup (R2). **Date:** 8 October 2022. **Time:** 14:00 (local).

**Venue:** ?. **Location:** ?, England. **Referee:** Robert Whitton.

**Goalscorers:** Ed Cooper, Ethan Davey, Shaquille Mathurin, Jeremy Obi **//** n/a
**HTU Assists:** 1-0 Unknown. 2-0 Unknown. 3-0 Unknown. 4-0 Unknown.
**Match Reports:** FA.
**Notes:** n/a.

Hashtag United 0–0 Frenford (30.09.2022) **:Previous** | **Next:** Hashtag United 2–4 Waltham Abbey (10.10.2022)
2022–23 season
Frenford 1–1 Hashtag United (06.07.2021)

**Frenford 1–1 Hashtag United (06.07.2021)** was HTU's third non-competitive fixture of 2021–22. A friendly match, it took place on 6 July 2021 at The Drive in Ilford, England.

## Background

Just twenty four hours after a second consecutive pre-season win against Coggeshall United, HTU headed to Ilford to face Frenford in what was their first away trip of the preparation period; Frenford were coming off a defeat in their pre-season opener to Stansted.

It was the sixth meeting between HTU and Frenford, with HTU coming away victorious in four of those encounters - with the last match-up, which was also a friendly, ending 5–1 in HTU's favour on 1 August 2020.

## Pre-match

Due to the match a day prior, Jay Devereux made wholesale changes as he used the other members of his pre-season squad. No-one started both matches, though Callum Griggs, Luke Sackey, Kiernan Hughes-Mason and Robert Adams were again on the bench.

The match was not broadcast live.

## Match

### Summary

First half
George Smith gave HTU the lead on the brink of half time.

Second half
Within fifteen minutes of the second half, Frenford found an equaliser after Harry Daly's effort was deflected in.

### Details

**HTU Assist:** 0-1 Kojo Apenteng.

*Frenford team news/full HTU substitutions unknown*

* 90 minutes.
* Unlimited substitutions

## Post-match

Next up for HTU was higher division Cray Wanderers (A), while Frenford went up against Harold Wood (H).

## External links

* Football FanCast
* Twitch
* Twitter
* YouTube

## References

1. ↑ "Weather in July 2021 in Ilford, England, United Kingdom" .
Hashtag United 2–1 White Ensign (02.05.2022)

Hashtag United 2–1 White Ensign
**Competition:** Len Cordell Memorial Trophy (Plate Final). **Date:** 2 May 2022. **Time:** 11:00 (local).

**Venue:** Burroughs Park. **Location:** Great Wakering, England. **Referee:** Dwayne Uylett.

**Goalscorers:** Bradley Bunker, Brandon Chapman **//** Emmanuel Abudiore
**HTU Assists:** 1-1 Unknown. 1-2 Unknown.
**Match Reports:** FA
**Notes:** HTU won the Len Cordell Memorial Trophy plate with this result.

Billericay Town 1–0 Hashtag United (16.04.2022) **:Previous** | **Next:** Hashtag United 1–2 Stretford Paddock (02.07.2022)
2021–22 season
Hashtag United 0–4 Billericay Town (01.10.2021)

Hashtag United 0–4 Billericay Town
**Competition:** Len Cordell Memorial Trophy (GS, GD). **Date:** 1 October 2021. **Time:** 19:45 (local).

**Venue:** Len Salmon Stadium. **Location:** Pitsea, England. **Referee:** Craig Wood.

**Goalscorers:** n/a **//** Jamie Drake (2), Robert Adams, Marlon Stratford
**HTU Assists:** n/a.
**Match Reports:** FA
**Notes:** HTU, according to the FA's report, fielded just 10 players.

Hashtag United 4–1 Witham Town (24.09.2021) **:Previous** | **Next:** Waltham Abbey 0–0 Hashtag United (09.10.2021)
2021–22 season
Hashtag United 1–1 Chatham Town (23.10.2023)

**Hashtag United 1–1 Chatham Town (23.10.2023)** was HTU men's 26th fixture of 2023–24. An Isthmian League - Premier Division game, it took place on 23 October 2023 at the Len Salmon Stadium in Pitsea, England.

## Background

HTU Form
HTU were coming off a just 1 victory in 5 total matches, though had only fallen to defeat once in 7 encounters. They had drawn their preceding 2 Isthmian League - Premier Division fixtures 1–1.

Venue
It was HTU's 83rd match at the Len Salmon Stadium in Pitsea, England.

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Opposition
Chatham Town were off just 1 loss in 7 games in all competitions, though had only won 1 of their last 3. It was the 1st meeting between them and HTU.

## Pre-match

HTU line-up
Jay Devereux made 4 changes to his side from 2 days prior, as Greg Halford, Sam Cornish, Sak Hassan and Pedro Carvalho replaced Tom Anderson, Max Cornhill, Misha Djemaili and Nigel Aris. On the substitute's bench, Toby Aromolaran replaced Alfie Cue (unable to travel due to traffic).

Broadcasting
* Audiovisual

## Match

### Summary

First half (*time added: +1*)
Second half (*time added: +4*)
Greg Halford opened the scoring in HTU's favour in the 50th minute, though Simon Cooper found the visitors an equaliser 27 mintues later.

### Details

**HTU Assists:** 1–0 Sak Hassan.

 HTU: Harry Haysom (HTU) - chosen by Ed Cooper
**Assistant referees:**
Leigh Ballinger
Steven Marr
* 90 minutes.
* Maximum of five named substitutes.
* Maximum of three substitutions used.

## Post-match

On 28 October 2023 at 15:00, HTU would vist Enfield Town in the Isthmian League - Premier Division while Chatham Town would host Cray Valley Paper Mills in the FA Trophy 1st round.

## Gallery

**Digital Teamsheet****Programme Cover**
*\*For match photography, see: @hashtagutd*

## References

1. ↑ "Past Weather in Pitsea, England, United Kingdom — Yesterday or Further Back" .
Hashtag United 2–1 Billericay Town (13.11.2023)

**Hashtag United 2–1 Billericay Town (13.11.2023)** was HTU men's 30th fixture of 2023–24. An Isthmian League - Premier Division game, it took place on 13 November 2023 at the Len Salmon Stadium in Pitsea, England.

## Background

HTU Form
HTU were coming off a 2–0 away victory at Horsham on 11 November 2023, having previously won just once in their previous 8 encounters across all competitions.

Venue
It was HTU's 85th match at the Len Salmon Stadium in Pitsea, England.

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Opposition
Billericay Town were defeated last time out 2 days prior on the road to Folkestone Invicta, though had previously won 4 in a row across league and cup by an aggregate scoreline of 11–1. It was the 2nd meeting between them and HTU.

## Pre-match

HTU line-up
Jay Devereux made 1 change to his side from 2 days prior, as Sam Cornish replaced Nigel Aris (benched). On the substitute's bench, Toby Aromolaran was added.

Broadcasting
* Audiovisual

* Audio

## Match

### Summary

First half (*time added: +2*)
HTU took the lead in the 27th minute thanks to Alfie Cue with a penalty, which was given for handball as Ryan Henshaw was sent off as a result.

Second half (*time added: +3*)
Pedro Carvalho made it 2–0 for *The Tags* on minute 49. On 88 minutes, Moses Emmanuel struck what turned out to be just a consolation for the visitors.

### Details

**HTU Assists:** 1–0 n/a. 2–0 Matthew Wooldridge.

 HTU:  Pedro Carvalho (HTU) - chosen by Seb Carmichael-Brown
**Assistant referees:**
Adedotun Adeyemi
Sam Wigington
* 90 minutes.
* Maximum of five named substitutes.
* Maximum of three substitutions used.

## Post-match

HTU wouldn't return to action for just over a week, as they next match scheduled was an Essex Senior Cup 3rd round trip to Isthmian League - Premier Division leaders Hornchurch at 19:45 on 21 November 2023. Billericay Town, meanwhile, would have a 18 November 2023 (15:00) 2nd round tie in the FA Trophy at home to Tamworth.

## Gallery

**Digital Teamsheet****Programme Cover**
*\*For match photography, see: @Nashyphoto*

## References

1. ↑ "Past Weather in Pitsea, England, United Kingdom — Yesterday or Further Back" .
Hashtag United 2–3 COPA90 (17.04.2016)

**Hashtag United 2–3 COPA90 (17.04.2016)** was HTU men's fourth fixture of 2016–18. A friendly game, it took place on 17 April 2016 (VUD) at the White Hart Lane Community Sports Centre in London, England.

## Background

HTU Form
HTU were coming off a three-match winning streak to start their existence as a club, having beaten Dream Team twice and COPA90 once.

Venue
It was HTU's fourth match at the White Hart Lane Community Sports Centre in London, England, with their previous three matches all taking place at that venue; as they headed into this match with a 100% record there.

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Opposition
COPA90's last fixture came against HTU at the same venue on the same day, as *The Tags* ran out 2–1 victors in Division 5.

## Pre-match

HTU line-up
The line-up of Spencer Carmichael-Brown's HTU was not revealed.

Broadcasting
The match was not broadcast live, though highlights were released on 17 April 2016 via COPA90's YouTube channel; with an unknown commentator commentating alongside David Vujanić.

## Match

### Summary

First half
COPA90 were awarded a penalty in the first half, after Sam Adams tugged back Michael Timbs inside the box near the byline to Dan Pheysey's left. Timbs himself stepped up and converted the penalty for 1-0 as he sent Pheysey the wrong way.

Second half
HTU equalised in the second half, after Mikey Anker scored on his starting debut after heading home a Seb Carmichael-Brown corner kick. It became 2-1 to HTU soon after, as Seb Carmichael-Brown netted a tap-in from yards out after Ben Taylor parried a close range shot from Dan Brown. COPA90 levelled the scoreline not long later, as Michael Timbs scored his second of the match after getting the better of both Faisal Manji and Mikey Anker on a counter-attack. COPA90 would find a winner later in the half, as #5 got the final touch on a cross to put the ball past Dan Pheysey.

### Details

**HTU Assists:** 1-1 Seb Carmichael-Brown. 2-1 n/a.

*HTU line-up/COPA90 substitutions unknown*

**Assistant referees:**
* 90 minutes.
* Rolling substitutions.

## Post-match

HTU, after suffering their first-ever loss, defeated Vauxhall next time out at Wembley Stadium by an 8–2 scoreline. It is unclear if COPA90 played again.
Freddie Derbidge

~2013~~2020~

**Last statistical update: 11:06, 4 December 2022 (UTC)**

**Freddie Derbidge** is a footballer who plays for **Hashtag United** (men).

Derbidge previously played in the youth systems of Kelvedon Hatch and Brentwood Town, notably appearing 15 times for the latter in the 2020–21 season for their under-16s in the Eastern Junior Alliance; having made his first appearance of that season on 13 September 2020 in a defeat at home to Norsemen.

### HTU

2021–22
Ahead of the 2021–22 campaign, Derbidge moved to *The Tags*. He immediately made a first-team matchday squad, as the goalkeeper was an unused substitute for a pre-season friendly defeat to Chalfont St Peter at the Len Salmon Stadium on 31 July 2021. He subsequently began playing for their under-18s in the Eastern Junior Alliance, debuting in a 3–1 loss away to Aveley on 5 September 2021. Derbidge would appear in 24 matches that season for HTU, whilst also notching two assists.

## Personal Life

Derbidge is the brother and godson of television personalities Harry Derbidge and Amy Childs.

## HTU Statistics

Breakdown

'*Other Cups' includes competitions like the FA Trophy, the FA Vase and friendly tournaments. See also: HTUwiki:DataIssues.*

Appearances (0)

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Happy birthday to my beautiful Godson Freddie Derbidge who is 8 today, xxx" , 11 March 2013.
2. ↑ "Freddie and the team xx" , 20 October 2013.
3. ↑ "Freddie Derbidge player stats" .
4. ↑ "Hope my little brother Freddie gets he's plaster off today!" , 16 October 2015.
Hashtag United 4–1 St. Margaretsbury (05.10.2020)

**Hashtag United 4–1 St Margaretsbury (05.10.2020)** was HTU's eleventh competitive fixture of 2020–21. An Essex Senior League matchday six game, it took place on 5 October 2020 at the Len Salmon Stadium in Pitsea, England.

## Background

HTU, having been knocked out of the FA Cup by Braintree Town two days prior, were aiming to go joint top of the Essex Senior League table against a St Margaretsbury side that had not lost in four matches and were coming off a victory over early strugglers Woodford Town.

This was the second meeting between HTU and St Margaretsbury, with their first encounter ending as a 2–0 away win for HTU on 20 August 2019.

## Pre-match

Samraj Gill, Kris Newby and Toby Aromolaran all came into Jay Devereux's line-up, with Ryan O'Rawe, Lee Hursit and Albie Keith heading out of the starting eleven.

The match was broadcast live on HTU's Twitch channel, with highlights being uploaded to YouTube by the club on 10 October 2020; with main commentator Lewis Preston, co-commentator Lee Hursit and presenter/reporter Marcus Stamp.

## Match

### Summary

First half
In the 14th minute, George Smith - having received a pass from Toby Aromolaran - made it 1–0 after his shot took a deflection off Andrew Greenslade past goalkeeper Graham Loki. Harry Honesty made it 2–0 in the 21st minute, having slotted home from inside the box after Loki weakly punched a Samraj Gill corner towards him. The 35th minute saw Smith grab his second of the match, as he scored on the second attempt after Loki had saved his initial effort.

Second half
In the 53rd minute, Kyle Roberts robbed the ball off of an indecisive Tom Anderson and ran from the left wing towards goal before sneaking a shot past Anthony Page for 3–1. St Margaretsbury's chances of a late comeback were eventually put to rest in the 86th minute, with substitute Albie Keith restoring HTU's three-goal advantage following a pass from Toby Aromolaran; who had won possession from a lackadaisical Aiden Read.

### Details

**HTU Assists:** 1-0 Toby Aromolaran. 2-0 n/a. 3-0 n/a. 4-1 Toby Aromolaran.

Toby Aromolaran (HTU) - chosen by Lee Hursit
**Assistant referees:**
Benjamin Horne (ENG)
Robert Collins (ENG)
* 90 minutes.
* Maximum of five named substitutes.
* Maximum of three substitutions used.

## Post-match

HTU went temporarily joint top with Cockfosters, though the aforementioned team won their game in hand a day later to regain their three-point lead; St Margaretsbury remained in eleventh place. HTU beat Wormley Rovers next time out in the FA Vase second qualifying round, while St Margaretsbury went on to lose their next three competitive fixtures versus Stansted, Takeley and Hadley by an aggregate score of 11–2.

## External links

* Football FanCast
* Programme
* Twitch
* Twitter
* YouTube

## References

1. ↑ "Weather in October 2020 in Pitsea, England, United Kingdom" .
2. ↑ 2.00 2.01 2.02 2.03 2.04 2.05 2.06 2.07 2.08 2.09 2.10 2.11 2.12 2.13 2.14 2.15 2.16 "Tonight’s team!" , 5 October 2020.
Hashtag United 3–2 Ipswich Town (06.09.2023)

**Hashtag United 3–2 Ipswich Town (06.09.2023)** was HTU women's 8th fixture of 2023–24. A National League - Premier Division, Southern Division game, it took place on 6 September 2023 at Parkside in Aveley, England.

## Background

HTU Form
The beginning of 2023–24 saw HTU secure back-to-back league wins over Chatham Town and Oxford United.

Venue
It was HTU's 15th match at Parkside in Aveley, England.

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Opposition
Ipswich Town got their season underway with league triumphs over Cardiff City and Plymouth Argyle, as well as an in-between cup success over Billericay Town. It was the 3rd meeting between them and HTU.

## Pre-match

HTU line-up
Jason Stephens made 0 changes to his side from 3 days prior, with the only change coming on the substitute's bench as Maizi Garwood replaced Elina Saulo.

Broadcasting
* Audiovisual

## Match

### Summary

First half
Gemma Baker gave HTU an early lead in the 2nd minute, 37 minutes prior to Samantha Rowland doubling the advantage of *The Tags*.

Second half (*time added: +12*)
Natasha Thomas got Ipswich Town back into the game on 50 minutes, though they soon found themselves down by 2 goals again on 73 minutes as Malika Apindia made it 3–1. Stoppage time would see the visitors win and subsequently score a 96th minute penalty; which turned out to be just a consolation.

### Details

**HTU Assists:** 1–0 Unknown. 2–0 Unknown. 3–1 Unknown.

*HTU substitutions possibly incomplete*

**Assistant referees:**
* 90 minutes.

## Post-match

National League - Premier Division, Southern Division action would continue for both clubs on the subsequent weekend on 10 September 2023, as HTU played at home to Portsmouth at 15:00 and Ipswich Town visited Milton Keynes Dons an hour prior.

## Gallery

**Digital Teamsheet**
*\*For match photography, see: @Nashyphoto*

## References

1. ↑ "Past Weather in Aveley, England, United Kingdom — Yesterday or Further Back" .
Hashtag United 2–0 Wingate & Finchley (23.09.2023)

**Hashtag United 2–0 Wingate & Finchley (23.09.2023)** was HTU men's 19th fixture of 2023–24. An Isthmian League - Premier Division game, it took place on 23 September 2023 at the Len Salmon Stadium in Pitsea, England.

## Background

HTU Form
HTU were coming off the back of 1 win in 6 overall matches, having suffered 2 defeats in their last 4 games.

Venue
It was HTU's 81st match at the Len Salmon Stadium in Pitsea, England.

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Opposition
Wingate & Finchley had lost 3 of their most recent 4 encounters in all competitions, having previously won 4 of their opening 6 matches. It was the 1st meeting between them and HTU.

## Pre-match

HTU line-up
Jay Devereux made 2 changes to his side from 7 days prior, as Wyan Reid and Pedro Carvalho replaced Sam Cornish and Sak Hassan (both benched). On the substitute's bench, James Philp and Misha Djemaili dropped out.

Broadcasting
* Audiovisual

## Match

### Summary

First half (*time added: +2*)
Alfie Cue opened the scoring in the 7th minute, as the forward netted his 1st goal for his new club against one of his former employers.

Second half (*time added: +5*)
Percy Kiangebeni was sent off for a 2nd bookable offence just before the hour mark, but 1–0 soon became 2–0 on 78 minutes as Alfie Cue notched his 2nd of the match.

### Details

**HTU Assists:** 1–0 Pedro Carvalho. 2–0 n/a.

 HTU: Alfie Cue (HTU) - chosen by Seb Carmichael-Brown
**Assistant referees:**
Dumitru Vasile
Marian Stoichitoiu
* 90 minutes.
* Maximum of five named substitutes.
* Maximum of three substitutions used.

## Post-match

HTU would next visit Carshalton Athletic 2 days later at 19:45, while Wingate & Finchley would return to action at home to Enfield Town a week later at 15:00.

## Gallery

**Digital Teamsheet****Programme Cover**
*\*For match photography, see: @Nashyphoto*

## References

1. ↑ "Past Weather in Pitsea, England, United Kingdom — Yesterday or Further Back" .
Hashtag United 3–0 Witham Town (03.09.2021)

Hashtag United 3–0 Witham Town
**Competition:** Essex Senior League, Reserve Division 1. **Date:** 3 September 2021. **Time:** 19:45 (local).

**Venue:** Len Salmon Stadium. **Location:** Pitsea, England. **Referee:** Joshua Evans.

**Goalscorers:** Liam Mulligan, Kris Newby, ? **//** n/a
**HTU Assists:** #1 Unknown. #2 Unknown. #3 Unknown.
**Match Reports:** FA
**Notes:** n/a.

Hashtag United 3–3 Billericay Town (20.08.2021) **:Previous** | **Next:** Concord Rangers 2–6 Hashtag United (15.09.2021)
2021–22 season
Hashtag United 5–3 Hashtag Academy (15.05.2021)

**Hashtag United 5–3 Hashtag Academy (15.05.2021)** was HTU's final non-competitive fixture of 2020–21. A friendly match, it took place on 15 May 2021 at the Len Salmon Stadium in Pitsea, England.

## Background

The match formed as part of HTU's Hashtag Academy series, with the men's first-team taking on a team made up of the men's series hopefuls. It was the third meeting between the men's first-team and the men's Academy team, with the Academy team winning 2–1 in 2017 and HTU winning 2–0 in 2019.

## Pre-match

HTU played with largely the same squad that ended the competitive campaign, with the exceptions of new signing Bradley Marriott as well as the eventual departing trio of Tom Anderson, Samraj Gill and Joshua Osude who left the club in the weeks following. With it being episode 4 of the third series of Hashtag Academy, 17 players remained in the process at this point. Pre-kick-off, there was a minute's silence in memory of Sindy Carmichael-Brown's mother and Lloyd Griffith sung the English national anthem.

The match was livestreamed for members of HTU's YouTube channel, which preceded highlights being released on 20 May 2021; Spencer Owen was the main commentator, the co-commentators were Seb Carmichael-Brown, Lloyd Griffith, Eddy Cooper and Scott Pollock, with Lewis Preston reporting.

## Match

### Summary

First half
The Academy were awarded a penalty in the 19th minute after Jake Lindsey was fouled by Jamie Hursit, with Lindsey subsequently stepping up to score past Anthony Page in the 20th minute. In the 25th minute, HTU equalised via a tap-in from Joe Gregory. In the 41st minute, HTU took the lead through an own-goal from Ray Snares. In the 42nd minute, The Academy's Benny Fiadzomor levelled the scores to 2–2.

Second half
In 62nd minute, Matthew Wooldridge put The Academy 3–2 ahead. George Smith equalised two minutes later following a goalkeeping error from Harrison Cole. The 79th minute saw a penalty awarded to HTU after Bryan Bontamba was penalised for handball, with Kris Newby subsequently converting the spot-kick in the 80th minute for 4–3. HTU made it 5–3 in the 83rd minute through Sam Bantick, who netted his first goal for the club.

### Details

**HTU Assists:** 1-1 n/a. 2-1 n/a. 3-3 n/a. 4-3 n/a. 5-3 Joe Gregory.

* 90 minutes.
* Unlimited substitutions, roll on/roll off

## Post-match

As part of the Hashtag Academy series, 8 players advanced through to episode 5 post-match - they were: Jake Lindsey, Joni Vukaj, Bryon Humbles, Rowan Dorling, Matthew Wooldridge, Joel Older, Reece Antoine-Dacosta and Liam Mulligan. Lindsey went on to win the series.

## External links

* Football FanCast
* Twitch
* Twitter
* YouTube

## References

1. ↑ "Weather in June 2021 in Pitsea, England, United Kingdom" .
Hashtag United 19–1 Comedians XI (10.07.2016)

**Hashtag United 19–1 Comedians XI (10.07.2016)** was HTU men's ninth fixture of 2016–18. A Division 4 match, it took place on 10 July 2016 (VUD) at the White Hart Lane Community Sports Centre in London, England.

## Match

### Details

**HTU Assists:** 1-0 Dan Brown. 2-0 n/a. 3-0 Ryan Adams. 4-1 n/a. 5-1 n/a. 6-1 Spencer Carmichael-Brown. 7-1 Seb Carmichael-Brown. 8-1 n/a. 9-1 Andy Cade-Watts. 10-1 Phil Martin. 11-1 Ryan Adams. 12-1 Seb Carmichael-Brown. 13-1 n/a. 14-1 n/a. 15-1 n/a. 16-1 Seb Carmichael-Brown. 17-1 Rich Beck. 18-1 Dan Brown. 19-1 Phil Martin.
Hashtag United 1–1 Grays Athletic (09.12.2022)

Hashtag United 1–1 Grays Athletic
**Competition:** Len Cordell Memorial Trophy (GS, GD). **Date:** 9 December 2022. **Time:** 19:45 (local).

**Venue:** Lakeside Sports Ground. **Location:** Chafford Hundred, England. **Referee:** Richard Airey.

**Goalscorers:** Jeremy Obi **//** Mekhi Clarke
**HTU Assists:** 1-0 Unknown.
**Match Reports:** FA.
**Notes:** n/a.

Waltham Abbey 4–1 Hashtag United (03.12.2022) **:Previous** | **Next:** Frenford – Hashtag United (14.01.2023)
2022–23 season
Hashtag United 0–10 Loughborough University (24.07.2021)

Hashtag United 0–10 Loughborough University SEN
**Competition:** Pre-Season Friendly. **Date:** 24 July 2021. **Time:** 15:00 (local).

**Venue:** Forest Glade FC. **Location:** Billericay, England. **Referee:** ?.

**Goalscorers:** n/a **//** Tope Fadahunsi (3), Matty Bowman (2), Sonny Lee (2), Dylan Edwards, Cam Moore, Max Smallcombe
**HTU Assists:** n/a
**Match Reports:** n/a
**Notes:** n/a.

Hashtag United 2–5 Tiptree Heath (12.12.2020) **:Previous** | **Next:** Hashtag United 7–2 All Prospects (31.07.2022)
2021–22 season
Hashtag United 0–2 Felixstowe & Walton United (18.09.2021)

**Hashtag United 0–2 Felixstowe & Walton United (18.09.2021)** was HTU's seventh competitive fixture of 2021–22. An Isthmian League - North Division matchday six game, it took place on 18 September 2021 at the Len Salmon Stadium in Pitsea, England.

## Background

HTU ended a run of four consecutive losses with a three-goal win over Maldon & Tiptree on 13 September 2021, as they came in to the home match with Felixstowe & Walton United aiming for back-to-back competitive wins for the first time in 2021–22. Felixstowe & Walton United had just won 4–1 away to Hullbridge Sports on 14 September 2021.

It was the second meeting between HTU and Felixstowe & Walton United, with the first match between the clubs on 13 September 2020 seeing then lower division HTU advance 13–12 on penalties in the FA Cup preliminary round.

## Pre-match

Eight players remained as starters on Jay Devereux's teamsheet, as Matthew Wooldridge, Iyiola Adebayo and Harry Honesty came in to replace Simon Peddie, the suspended Joshua Osude and the injured Reece Hewitt.

The match was not broadcast live, though highlights were uploaded to HTU's YouTube channel on 19 September 2021; with main commentator Spencer Owen, co-commentator Seb Carmichael-Brown and reporters Lewis Preston and Neil Smythe.

## Match

### Summary

First half
The opposition took the lead in the 6th minute, as Zak Brown punished indecisive defending between Jamie Jackson and Iyiola Adebayo following Callum Robinson's long goal kick.

Second half
Felixstowe & Walton United sealed the win in the 79th minute with their second goal, as Zak Brown netted a brace after being played through one-on-one by Oliver Canfer.

### Details

**HTU Assists:** n/a.

Zak Brown (FEL) - chosen by Seb Carmichael-Brown
**Assistant referees:**
Jack Luckman (ENG)
Stuart Smith (ENG)
* 90 minutes.
* Maximum of five named substitutes.
* Maximum of three substitutions used.

## Post-match

HTU made their FA Trophy debut a week later against Chipstead, while Felixstowe & Walton wouldn't feature again until 28 September 2021 in the league at home versus Heybridge Swifts.

## See also

* History with Felixstowe & Walton United (men)

## External links

* Football FanCast
* Programme
* Twitch
* Twitter
* YouTube

## References

1. ↑ "Weather in September 2021 in Pitsea, England, United Kingdom" .
Hashtag United 0–1 Brentwood Town (25.02.2022)

Hashtag United 0–1 Brentwood Town
**Competition:** League Divisional Cup (QF). **Date:** 25 February 2022. **Time:** 19:45 (local).

**Venue:** Len Salmon Stadium. **Location:** Pitsea, England. **Referee:** Gary Telling.

**Goalscorers:** n/a **//** ?
**HTU Assists:** n/a.
**Match Reports:** FA
**Notes:** n/a.

Walthamstow 3–2 Hashtag United (19.02.2022) **:Previous** | **Next:** Brentwood Town 0–4 Hashtag United (19.03.2022)
2021–22 season
Hashtag United 1–0 Portsmouth (10.09.2023)

**Hashtag United 1–0 Portsmouth (10.09.2023)** was HTU women's 9th fixture of 2023–24. A National League - Premier Division, Southern Division game, it took place on 10 September 2023 at Parkside in Aveley, England.

## Background

HTU Form
HTU were entering this encounter with 3 straight league victories Chatham Town, Oxford United and Ipswich Town.

Venue
It was HTU's 16th match at Parkside in Aveley, England.

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Opposition
Portsmouth had started their campaign with successes over Cheltenham Town, Ashford Town (cup) and Cardiff City - amassing an aggregate scoreline of 25–0. It was the 2nd meeting between them and HTU.

## Pre-match

HTU line-up
Jason Stephens made 1 change to his side from 4 days prior, with Jade Keogh replacing Sophie Kelly. On the bench, new signing Tally Miles replacing Maizi Garwood was the only other change.

Broadcasting
* Audiovisual

## Match

### Summary

First half
HTU took the lead in the 8th minute via Georgia Griffin, who's 1st goal for the club turned out to be the winner.

Second half
### Details

**HTU Assists:** 1–0 Unknown.

**Assistant referees:**
Jay Knight
Luke Woolf
* 90 minutes.

## Post-match

A week later on 17 September 2023, HTU would visit Rugby Borough at 14:00 while Portsmouth would make a trip to Chatham Town at 14:30.

## Gallery

**Digital Teamsheet****Programme Cover**
*\*For match photography, see: @Nashyphoto*

## References

1. ↑ "Past Weather in Aveley, England, United Kingdom — Yesterday or Further Back" .
Hashtag United 3–0 Maldon & Tiptree (13.09.2021)

**Hashtag United 3–0 Maldon & Tiptree (13.09.2021)** was HTU's sixth competitive fixture of 2021–22. An Isthmian League - North Division matchday five game, it took place on 13 September 2021 at the Len Salmon Stadium in Pitsea, England.

## Background

HTU were coming off four straight defeats in all competitions, their worst competitive run in club history at this point in time, having most recently conceded four unanswered goals in a loss away to Canvey Island two days prior. Maldon & Tiptree, meanwhile, were fresh from a 2–1 victory over Grays Athletic on 11 September 2021.

It was the first meeting between HTU and Maldon & Tiptree.

## Pre-match

Jay Devereux kept five players that lost last time out in his starting eleven, as the manager handed new starts to Jamie Jackson, Reece Hewitt, Harry Haysom, Kiernan Hughes-Mason, Kris Newby and Carlos Flood.

The match was livestreamed for members of HTU's YouTube channel, which preceded highlights being released on 16 September 2021; with main commentator Spencer Owen, co-commentator Danny Smith and reporter Marcus Stamp.

## Match

### Summary

First half
HTU were awarded a penalty in the 24th minute after opposition goalkeeper Ben McNamara was adjudged, via a wayward punch, to have fouled Jesse Waller Lassen; Maldon & Tiptree had failed to deal with a bouncing ball. McNamara subsequently dived the right way, but Kris Newby's penalty was too powerful as it became 1–0 in the 26th minute.

Second half
In the 85th minute, Lee Hursit audaciously scored a great free-kick from just inside the opponent's half, as the midfielder took it quickly and caught out Ben McNamara. Jesse Waller Lassen made it 3–0 in the 92nd minute, after he was left alone in the attacking half as HTU hit an all-out attack Maldon & Tiptree on the counter.

### Details

**HTU Assists:** 1-0 n/a. 2-0 n/a. 3-0 Carlos Flood.

Lee Hursit (HTU) - chosen by Danny Smith
**Assistant referees:**
Ashley Butler (ENG)
John Hyde (ENG)
* 90 minutes.
* Maximum of five named substitutes.
* Maximum of three substitutions used.

## Post-match

This victory would be short-lived respite for HTU, as they went on to lose their subsequent fixture 2–0 at home to Felixstowe & Walton United. Maldon & Tiptree, meanwhile, would face Heybridge Swifts in the league almost two weeks later; a delay caused by postponements.

## External links

* Football FanCast
* Programme
* Twitch
* Twitter
* YouTube

## References

1. ↑ "Hashtag vs Felixstowe and Walton United" .
2. ↑ "Weather in September 2021 in Pitsea, England, United Kingdom" .
Frankie Angel

**Last statistical update: 20:24, 23 January 2024 (UTC)**

**Frances Zoe Angel** is a footballer who plays for **Hashtag United** (women).

Angel joined the Brighton & Hove Albion academy at the age of 10, initially being assigned to their under-12s. On 15 December 2021, the goalkeeper made her senior bow for *The Seagulls* during a WSL Cup final day group stage 3–0 loss at fellow Super League side West Ham United; having replaced Megan Walsh off the bench after 46 minutes.

Lewes (dual)
On 20 August 2022, Angel moved on a dual registration deal to Lewes of the Championship. She would subsequently appear as an unused substitute 8 times in league action, though did make a late cameo in a 4–1 road win in the WSL Cup group stage versus Crystal Palace on 27 November.

England (youth)
Angel has previously received call-ups from England at youth level.

### HTU

2023–24
On 13 August 2023, Angel started for HTU in their pre-season finale for 2023–24 at St Mary's Stadium as *The Tags* lost 4–1 to Southampton. She was officially unveiled as a new signing a day later.

## Personal Life

Angel attended Downlands Community School. She previously played cricket as a wicketkeeper at youth level for Sussex County Cricket Club, having started in 2018.

## HTU Statistics

Breakdown

'*Other Cups' includes competitions like the FA Trophy, the FA Vase and friendly tournaments. See also: HTUwiki:DataIssues.*

Appearances (19)
* List of appearances of Frankie Angel

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Frankie Angel" .
2. ↑ "Brighton & Hove Albion keeper Angel joins Lewes on dual-registration basis" .
3. ↑ "Rooks sign Goalkeeper Frankie Angel" , 20 August 2022.
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 "Girls 2019 Academy & EPP announced" , 20 December 2018.
5. ↑ "England 4-0 Bosnia: UEFA Women's U17 Championship qualifier" , 24 October 2019.
6. ↑ "NEW SIGNINGS ✍️ (signing #1) @FrankieAngel25" , 14 August 2023.
Isabelle Thorogood

2021–2023

**Last statistical update: 21:58, 6 June 2023 (UTC)**

**Isabelle Thorogood** is a footballer who plays for **Hashtag United** (women).

## Career

### Pre-HTU

Barking Abbey (youth)
Across the 2021–22 and 2022–23 seasons, Thorogood was attached to Barking Abbey's under-21s in the National Youth League - South Premier - amassing 10 goals in 41 matches.

### HTU

2022–23
Thorogood made her competitive debut for Jason Stephens' HTU on 21 August 2022, as she came off the bench after 77 minutes to take Kelly Wealthall's spot in a draw at Colston Avenue with AFC Wimbledon. That would be her only senior appearance across the campaign, as she instead featured for the reserves throughout 2022–23. She would score on her bow at that level in a 4 September triumph at Watford, which preceded a 2 October strike in a 5–3 home loss to London Seaward. To end that month, Thorogood scored a brace in 3 straight matches as they beat Toby, AFC Wimbledon and Grays Athletic across league and cup. Further doubles followed across the next 3 months versus Lawford (on 20 November) and Stevenage (on 8 January 2023) - which fell either side of a 27 November goal against AFC Wimbledon.

12 February 2023 saw Thorogood score a hat-trick in a 5–0 victory at home to Cambridge United. Her goalscoring output concluded for 2022–23 with goals against Barking, Watford and Milton Keynes Dons, as she also featured in the 2023 Essex Senior Cup final loss to Billericay Town.

## HTU Statistics

Breakdown

'*Other Cups' includes competitions like the FA Trophy, the FA Vase and friendly tournaments. See also: HTUwiki:DataIssues.*

Appearance (1)
AFC Wimbledon  v  Hashtag United

## HTU Honours

* National League - Division One South East (1): 2022–23

## References

1. ↑ "Isabelle Thorogood player stats" .
2. ↑ "ECFA 2022/23 National Squad" , 21 November 2022.
Hashtag United 1–0 Hoddesdon Town (26.10.2020)

**Hashtag United 1–0 Hoddesdon Town (26.10.2020)** was HTU's seventeenth competitive fixture of 2020–21. An Essex Senior League matchday eleven game, it took place on 26 October 2020 at the Len Salmon Stadium in Pitsea, England.

## Background

Coming off a 1–1 draw (on 24 October 2020) with Southend Manor, which ended a run of five straight wins, HTU met a Hoddesdon Town side that had won three of their last four and had just defeated Sawbridgeworth Town 2–0 on the road two days prior.

This was the fourth meeting of HTU and Hoddesdon Town, with HTU winning all the previous three whilst scoring nine goals; most notably winning 6–2 away from home on 12 October 2019, having originally been 2–0 down.

## Pre-match

Jay Devereux made mass changes from HTU's draw with Southend Manor two days prior, while also switching from a 4-4-2 formation to a 4-3-3 formation. Anthony Page replaced Tim Pitman in goal, while Joey Turpin and Simon Peddie were replaced by Ryan O'Rawe and Tom Anderson. In midfield, Sam Byles took the place of Lee Hursit while Kiernan Hughes-Mason and Joshua Osude came in for Joe Gregory and Albie Keith.

The match was broadcast live on HTU's Twitch channel for free, while highlights were uploaded by the club on 31 October 2020; with main commentator Spencer Owen, co-commentator Laurence McKenna and presenter/reporter Marcus Stamp.

## Match

### Summary

Second half
Ryan O'Rawe leaped highest to head home HTU's winning goal in the 93rd minute, following a cross from Kiernan Hughes-Mason. It was O'Rawe's first goal for the club.

### Details

**HTU Assist:** 1-0 Kiernan Hughes-Mason.

Ryan O'Rawe (HTU) - chosen by Laurence McKenna
**Assistant referees:**
Ray Parmenter (ENG)
Daniel Mann (ENG)
* 90 minutes.
* Maximum of five named substitutes.
* Maximum of three substitutions used.

## Post-match

HTU wouldn't lose for the rest of the competitive campaign, though only three further fixtures were played due to the COVID-19 pandemic causing a curtailment. Hoddesdon Town would lose three of their last four before the aforementioned end.

## External links

* Football FanCast
* Programme
* Twitch
* Twitter
* YouTube

## References

1. ↑ "Weather in October 2020 in Pitsea, England, United Kingdom" .
2. ↑ 2.00 2.01 2.02 2.03 2.04 2.05 2.06 2.07 2.08 2.09 2.10 2.11 2.12 2.13 2.14 2.15 "Here’s our team...." , 26 October 2020.
James Lovatt

**Last statistical update: n/a**

**James Lovatt** is a footballer who played for **Hashtag United** (men).

## Career

### Pre-HTU

It is unclear as to what Lovatt's prior footballing experience was before playing for HTU.

### HTU

2016–18
Lovatt played for HTU in the early stages of their existence, having made his debut off the bench at the Etihad Campus in Manchester, England as *The Tags* drew 3–3 with Manchester City Staff in Division 4. In his next appearance, the forward scored his one and only goal for the club as a sub in a 5–2 victory over Google. Further substitute showings would arrive against West Ham United Staff, 1080 Football, Mongolian Horses and AC Belmont, which preceded him making his first start next time out in a 5–3 triumph over NWA. His 10th appearance occurred in a loss to the Hashtag Academy in 2017; an encounter that saw him and brother Adam face-off. In total, Lovatt featured 15 times for HTU.

2018–19
In 2018–19, Lovatt played for HTU's Sunday League team; totalling 13 appearances, with his final match for West Oviedo coming on the final day of the Brentwood League - Division One season on 28 April 2019 as they drew with Brentwood Town.

### Post-HTU

It is unclear as to what Lovatt's succeeding footballing experience was after playing for HTU.

## Personal Life

Lovatt's brother, Adam, is a professional footballer, having notably played in League Two for Sutton United. In 2016, Lovatt ran the London Marathon in aid of Mind; placing 20,805th out of 39,523 starters with a time of 04:25:45.

## HTU Statistics

Breakdown

'*Other Cups' includes competitions like the FA Trophy, the FA Vase and friendly tournaments. See also: HTUwiki:DataIssues.*

Appearances (15)
* List of appearances of James Lovatt

Goal (1)
* \*indicates date is that of the video upload.

Hashtag United  v  Google

## References

1. ↑ "Wishing a very Happy Birthday to our number 17, James Lovatt!" , 17 November 2017.
2. ↑ "James Lovatt player stats" .
3. ↑ "HASHTAG ACADEMY #3 - PLAY FOR YOUR PLACE! (11-A-SIDE FACE OFF)" , 12 March 2017.
4. ↑ "Best of luck to our players @olliesmyth & James Lovatt who are both running the London Marathon RIGHT NOW!" , 24 April 2016.
5. ↑ "Virgin Money London Marathon 2016" .