This episode: Bartholomew is joined once again by Danny Brazenall, who cycled around all 92 football league grounds. We also take a look at a bowls club which held an event to raise awareness on promoting disabled athletes to keep playing.
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00:00 Hello and welcome along to Invicta Sport, the only show on your TV dedicated to wrapping
00:20 up all of Kent's sporting action.
00:22 I'm Bartholomew Hall and here's what to expect on this Monday 11th September.
00:28 Football in Victor.
00:30 Folkestone beat Lewis FC to go 4 unbeaten.
00:34 2,500 miles later, we're joined by Danny Brazenall, the ex-cab driver from Sevenoaks who just
00:41 cycled around all the football stadiums.
00:44 And Bowling for Equality, MS Swale welcomes disabled players to a game of bowls.
00:50 But before we get to that, a round-up of the headlines is what we'll do now.
00:56 In Tunbridge Wells is Will Bailey, who has earned himself a spot to represent Team GB
01:00 at next year's Paralympic Games in Paris.
01:03 It comes as the 35-year-old has won gold in the European Paratable Tennis Championships,
01:09 beating Jean-Paul Montanus from the Netherlands 3-1.
01:12 Bailey described winning the Class 7 singles as one of the toughest matches of his life.
01:17 It means the British team, which also included Ross Wilson from Minster, won eight singles
01:22 medals throughout the week's competitions, with one gold, three silvers and four bronze
01:26 medals.
01:27 Congratulations to him.
01:29 On Sunday, Kent Cricket set off on their bid to avoid relegation from Division 1 of the
01:35 county championship with a home meeting against Northamptonshire.
01:38 Crawley got things off to a strong start on day one, posting 158 off 153 balls before
01:45 being caught out one-handedly by bowling Calvin Harrison.
01:48 Today, however, Kent have reached the end of their innings, with wickets coming quick
01:53 towards lunch.
01:55 After close of play for today, Northamptonshire are trailing Kent by 227 runs, with just two
02:01 wickets remaining.
02:02 Not looking good for the visitors.
02:05 Sticking with cricket, Canterbury Cricket Club's Jared Tague has told Kent Online that
02:09 winning the Kent Championship title was well-deserved after years of rebuilding the team.
02:15 Back on September 2nd, the city side faced Whitstable, limiting them to a total of 196
02:21 runs.
02:22 Jared Lasort's impressive unbeaten 74 off 59 balls got Canterbury over the line to secure
02:29 the championship in the 38th over.
02:31 It also means Canterbury will return to the Kent League Premier Division next season for
02:35 the first time since 2019.
02:38 And of course, you can read that full interview by heading to Kent Online.
02:42 Now an army veteran from Ashford has won bronze at the Invictus Games, just four years after
02:47 a traumatic motorcycle crash.
02:49 Reservist Johnny Ball suffered severe damage to his left leg, for which he has had seven
02:54 surgeries.
02:55 Well, as well as the immense physical trauma, the 43-year-old says that recovering from
03:00 the mental injury was his biggest struggle as well as his biggest strength.
03:04 However, he also says being able to compete in Team UK now as a weightlifter is incredibly
03:09 important to him.
03:10 And ahead of Johnny competing once again on Tuesday, we caught up with him earlier.
03:15 Absolutely chuffed and overwhelmed to not only represent Kent as an Invictus Games medalist
03:22 remarkably, but also to represent the Army Reserves as the only Army Reservist in this
03:27 amazing Team UK of 59 athletes.
03:31 For me, the Invictus Games is the culmination of four years of challenges, difficulties
03:37 in my life.
03:38 So this is the culmination and celebration of a lot of hard work over the last few years.
03:44 But Prince Harry, the human touch that he has was simply extraordinary.
03:49 He came around and spoke to every single athlete.
03:52 He shook the hand of every single athlete.
03:54 And without Prince Harry's advocacy and constant commitment to this process, that individual
04:01 lives like mine wouldn't have been touched.
04:03 Well moving on to football now, and Folkestone and Victor went into the weekend hoping to
04:07 extend their three-game unbeaten run as they went along to Essex to take on Lewis in what
04:13 was a scorching September Saturday.
04:15 Plus, we've got your round-up of all the weekend's action from Kent's highest flying teams.
04:20 Here's how the weekend unfolded.
04:22 This week we start at the Dripping Pan where both Lewis and Folkestone were looking to
04:26 extend a three-game no-loss streak.
04:29 And much like the weather, things got off hot with an early call for a penalty when
04:32 Ryan Gonder went down inside the box.
04:35 No penalty given to Lewis however, and play went on.
04:38 And as the first half progressed, Folkestone's crusade began to take shape.
04:42 David Smith capitalised off a missed header from the Lewis defender and smashed one in
04:46 from inside the box to take what would be his first goal of the number nine season so
04:50 far.
04:51 Next, Jordan Obeidu won his 1v1, gets past his man, brings it right up to the goal line
04:56 and Ibrahim Olatunde was perfectly placed by the keeper to tap it in, doubling Invicta's
05:02 advantage.
05:03 After the well-needed break now on this hot September game day, and Ira Jackson came off
05:07 the bench on fire with some crafty footwork and a well-choreographed partnership with
05:12 David Smith to clear the space and make it 3-0 to the Stripes.
05:17 And as the steam started to run dry for Invicta, their hard work saw a consolation goal for
05:21 Lewis remain exactly as that.
05:24 Calvin Lombardo-Kalala saw an opening, got past the Folkestone defence and took one back
05:29 for the hosts.
05:30 However after a tough day in the heat, Folkestone and Invicta ultimately the better team on
05:34 the day and brought the three points back to Kent.
05:37 "Fantastic result.
05:39 We've been here a couple of times before and played well and come away with nothing.
05:44 We asked the lads on a very, very hot day to stick together, be a unit, hard to break
05:48 down and they stuck to it and I think that's why we got the three points."
05:52 Elsewhere in the Italian Premier and Chatham Town's perfect start to the season ended with
05:56 a loss to the Cray Wanderers, who won their first game of the season.
06:01 And Margate with last week's non-league fixture of the week took the win at Hartsdown Park
06:05 with a second half comeback, led by Steve Corley's double, securing a 2-1 victory over
06:10 Potters Bar.
06:12 Moving up to the National South then, where for the second game day running, none of Kent's
06:16 teams could walk away with a win.
06:18 Tunbridge Angels suffered the worst with a 3-0 loss to a dominating Taunton.
06:23 The Bearers from the Angels led to goals from Dylan Morgan, Zach Smith and Nick McCooty.
06:28 Manager Jay Saunders says something needs to change.
06:31 "I think we did a lot wrong in the final third.
06:36 There's no hiding it, it was one goal at home.
06:41 That's not good enough.
06:42 I take nothing away from Taunton.
06:43 They come here and they were solid or whatever but we've gifted them goals.
06:51 They took them well."
06:53 Ebbs Fleet lost out against Weldstone in the National League with star striker Dominic
06:57 Poulian away on international duties for St Lucia.
07:01 A late red card for the fleet captain Chris Solly proved decisive as Weldstone secured
07:05 a 2-1 victory in the National League.
07:08 With a short-lived equaliser from Ebbs Fleet, Tavan Campbell's brace sealed the win and
07:12 put Ebbs Fleet seventh in the standings and level on four wins and four losses.
07:17 Finally in League Two, the Gilles bounced back after two league defeats and extended
07:22 their run of all, now five of their wins, having a 1-0 scoreline.
07:26 Thirteen minutes of stoppage time became Gillingham's saving grace, allowing for a 95th minute corner
07:32 into a chaotic box, a deflection from Shad Ogie, opening things up for a late, late injury
07:37 time winner from Sean Williams, sealing the deal for Gillingham and sending them to the
07:41 top of the table.
07:43 And that's your round-up of this weekend's football right here on Invicta Sport.
07:48 And I should apologise to any Stones fans there, as of course they did get a win and
07:51 they did do the county proud in that division.
07:54 Anyway, moving on to some international competition that's unfolding this week, where a group
07:58 of teens from Faversham are representing the whole of the UK, putting their skills to the
08:03 test in science, technology, engineering, mathematics and Formula One.
08:08 The F1 in Schools competition is being hosted in Singapore this year, ahead of the upcoming
08:12 Grand Prix.
08:14 It features the top school teams from across the globe who have all had the task of building
08:18 a model racing car, among other aspects of a professional racing outfit, and judged on
08:23 a variety of categories including their design, their speed and marketing.
08:27 And I'm delighted to say that despite the time zone difference, I managed to catch up
08:31 with the team from the Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School very early this morning.
08:35 So, how are you all doing?
08:43 I know you're in Singapore.
08:45 What's been the sort of time difference?
08:46 Have you had a bit of jet lag or have you kind of got used to it by now?
08:49 Yeah, no, it's been amazing so far.
08:51 It's been already an amazing experience being so far from home and being around so many
08:58 people of the same interests at our age.
09:00 Yeah, it's been fantastic.
09:02 We have struggled a little bit of jet lag.
09:03 We've been a bit tired over the last four days.
09:05 It's such a big time difference, but no, we've had a great time.
09:08 We landed at 5am in the morning and went straight into a full day of stuff to do.
09:13 So yeah, we've been non-stop and it's been a great experience so far.
09:15 But it's F1 in schools and we love it.
09:17 So any late nights, you just have to push through.
09:25 Yeah, we've had so many judging sessions for all of the project elements.
09:36 So even the design engineering, the pit display, the project management, enterprise, everything,
09:41 we've all got that done now.
09:42 So we're sort of a bit more relaxed.
09:43 We can go enjoy ourselves tonight, the following days.
09:46 We've got a war ceremony in two days time and tomorrow's a knockout competition.
09:50 So a lot of fun in store for the next two days.
09:53 So the last time I saw you, the car looked a bit different.
09:56 I can't remember if that was because it was last year's car or the last one, but I understand
09:59 it's now got a halo added to it.
10:01 Can you explain the sort of changes to me?
10:03 Yeah, so for the world finals, we had to implement a halo component just to replicate Formula
10:09 One.
10:10 And yeah, that's made the entire car look very differently, as you can see from the
10:14 last car you looked at.
10:15 And since we saw you, we've done a lot of research and development, a lot of testing.
10:20 This has been our final product.
10:21 And it's performed well, we're pretty proud of it.
10:23 So yeah.
10:24 And just to add on to Javier's point, we've been able to this season work more than ever
10:28 with loads of industry experts.
10:30 So we feel the manufacture of our car is the highest standard we could.
10:34 It all sounds fantastic.
10:35 And then I suppose you get to end the week as well.
10:37 You're in Singapore where Formula One is.
10:39 What's that going to be like?
10:40 Are you looking forward to it?
10:41 Absolutely.
10:42 Yeah, we can't wait to go to the Grand Prix.
10:44 As a night race as well, so completely different to anything we've seen before.
10:48 The atmosphere there is meant to be incredible as well.
10:50 So yeah, really looking forward to that this weekend.
10:52 Yeah, we even get a pit walk with all the teams.
10:55 So that's going to be pretty amazing.
10:57 And just one thing I want to say is obviously a massive thank you to all our partners, everyone
11:01 from school and our community supporting us.
11:03 We really appreciate it.
11:04 And yeah, we wouldn't be here without you.
11:06 Well, Tom, Evie and Javier, thank you very much for speaking with me this morning and
11:10 good luck with the rest of the competition.
11:11 Thank you very much.
11:13 Cheers.
11:14 Brilliant.
11:15 See you later.
11:16 And I have to say, one of the things that impresses me the most about Team Eclipse is
11:19 the fact that they put everything together themselves.
11:21 And of course, all the teams from across the world in the F1 in Schools competition do.
11:26 But it's so fun to have a local team and you can follow the F1 in Schools competition on
11:31 YouTube.
11:32 It streams all this week.
11:33 But anyway, we've reached halftime now, which means a break is coming up.
11:36 We'll be speaking to Danny Brazenall, the man who's cycled around all 92 football stadiums,
11:42 starting from Carlisle, making his way all the way down to Plymouth.
11:46 And also we've sent one of our reporters along to a local disability bowls competition in
11:50 Sittingbourne.
11:51 You don't want to miss it.
11:52 We'll see you in just a few moments.
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15:06 Hello, and welcome back to Invicta Sport live on KMTV.
15:13 Now, if you can cast your mind back to when Invicta Sport first
15:16 launched here on KMTV, I was joined by Danny Brazenall, the novice
15:20 cyclist and fundraiser from Sevenoaks, who made it his mission to cycle
15:24 all 92 Football League stadiums. Well, from Carlisle to Plymouth,
15:28 Premier League to League Two, he's done it. And I'll be joined by Danny
15:32 in just a moment's time. But first of all, let's take a look back on his journey.
15:36 Have you ever wondered what it would look like to visit all 92 Football League grounds?
15:40 Well, you're looking at it. 2,500 miles in just a few weeks after setting
15:46 off from Carlisle on 13th of August, ex-cab driver Danny Brazenall has done it.
15:52 All in an effort to raise money for the Great Ormond Street Hospital,
15:55 the cycling novice set himself the challenge after wanting to do something
15:59 to give back to the charity that looked after his niece when she was unwell.
16:03 From Premier League giants to Gillingham in League Two, Danny visited them all.
16:08 As they flash by, can you spot the home of your club?
16:11 The route was based off last season's teams, taking him from Carlisle United
16:15 all the way down to the likes of Liverpool, a dip into Wales where he reached Swansea,
16:20 through and past the London clubs and finishing right down in the south-west at Plymouth.
16:26 And of course, as a massive United fan, Danny couldn't resist but to visit Old Trafford wearing his kit.
16:32 And here on Invicta Sport, we've been following Danny's journey from some last-minute training
16:36 at Priestfield Stadium to checking in when he reached Bristol City.
16:40 Overall, Danny's cycling efforts raised just under a whopping £12,000 for the charity,
16:46 so it's safe to say a job well done. But from just a few months ago having barely any cycling experience,
16:53 all that's left to ask is what will Danny pick up and challenge himself to do next?
16:59 Well, I'm pleased to say that Danny joins me in the studio now. Really great to see you, Danny.
17:06 How did you get through it all?
17:08 I don't know really, to be fair. I just kept going. Every day, I'd take it one day at a time.
17:13 So, yeah, it was really good.
17:15 I'm looking at it, like I've said before, it's not something I could ever achieve.
17:19 But before going into this, you weren't a cyclist. You'd not really picked up it much.
17:25 Has that changed now? Are you going to carry on with the cycling?
17:27 No, I would just go out and do a cycle every now and again, but I'm not too sure really.
17:32 But I'm not going to do it again. Never. Just getting over.
17:36 Well, no, of course. I don't expect you to go up and do the whole 92 again.
17:39 But any more fundraising in the pipeline?
17:42 No, definitely not. I've done quite well.
17:45 Well, let's talk about what you have done then and what you have achieved.
17:48 Last time I checked, it was just under £12,000, but we were talking just a little bit before,
17:52 and it's not quite right. Plus gift aid, how much have you raised?
17:55 £14,188 so far.
17:58 I mean, congratulations. That is an incredible amount.
18:00 And I mean, what you've done is just fantastic as well.
18:02 It's all going to Great Ormond Street Hospital.
18:05 Just before we talk about that, you can see on the screen there,
18:07 just some of the pictures that you sent through from those 92 stadiums.
18:10 Now, can you just remind us why it was that you chose Great Ormond Street Hospital?
18:14 Really, our friends really. Speaking to some of the friends, got to know them really well.
18:19 And some of their stories that they were going through,
18:21 and they were saying like their children have been in Great Ormond Street.
18:25 And once I got to know them really well and heard some more of what they've been through,
18:29 I just thought, yeah, Great Ormond Street's the one. So, yeah, really good.
18:33 Yeah, and you were telling me before, and we spoke about it the last time you came,
18:36 you used to be a cab driver, and there is that, Black Cab's up in London.
18:39 There is that sort of link, isn't there?
18:41 Yeah, definitely. It's like they don't charge people when they come out of the train station
18:45 to go to Great Ormond Street. It's really good. So, yeah.
18:49 Well, let's talk about the bike ride then.
18:51 I mean, we've got the picture. We've got the correct picture on the screen now of you at Old Trafford.
18:56 Obviously, Manchester United fan. Was this your favourite? I mean, what was the sort of your favourite one?
19:02 My favourite one was Harrogate Town.
19:04 When they went up into the National League, I think it was 2017, I think it was,
19:09 they had the cup still in the actual cabin they had, and they offered us to hold it.
19:15 So, that was quite touchy.
19:17 Oh, brilliant.
19:18 So, yeah, that was my best one, and obviously finishing it.
19:21 Old Trafford's just Old Trafford. That'll never change.
19:23 I mean, you've been there before, haven't you?
19:25 Yeah, yeah.
19:26 Yeah, no, that's brilliant.
19:27 Well, I mean, going through it then, I mean, you've got to be, you must be quite the resilient man
19:33 to be able to go through 2,500 miles.
19:36 What was that like?
19:38 How did you get yourself into that mindset of, "I'm just going to carry on until I get to Plymouth"?
19:43 When I first started, I decided to put it in as a day job.
19:47 23 days has to be done. There's no getting out of it.
19:50 And I was waking up in the morning, and just that was it.
19:55 Up, ready, drinks ready, and away I went.
19:57 So, yeah, it's just...
19:58 And the messages from people on Instagram, Facebook, met some really good people on the way as well.
20:03 So, it was really good.
20:05 And going through it, I mean, I can imagine...
20:08 How many tyres did you get through?
20:10 Don't tell me that you went the whole way without having to swap a few.
20:13 One back tyre.
20:14 Okay.
20:15 And it was seven or eight punctures, but had a bit of glass in the tyre that didn't really...
20:20 I thought it was out.
20:21 Yeah.
20:22 So that gave me another puncture, like, within 500 yards.
20:24 So that was... yeah.
20:25 And you had quite a bit of help actually getting that bike together as well.
20:28 I remember we spoke to the Tunbridge Wells...
20:30 Seven Oaks Bike Club.
20:31 The Seven Oaks Bike Club, sorry, yes.
20:33 So they were really good, Tim and Jim.
20:35 Yeah, fantastic.
20:36 And you didn't do it alone.
20:37 You had some sort of family and friends coming along with you on the car.
20:40 Yeah, we had my daughter Lauren and father-in-law Sean driving.
20:44 It was really good.
20:45 We had a couple of little ups and downs at the start, but other than that, it was really good.
20:48 Oh, fantastic stuff.
20:49 So we got through it.
20:50 Yeah, no, really, really good, Danny.
20:51 Well, what's happening with that bike now?
20:54 I mean, it's quite a souped-up bike.
20:55 It's got all the names of it, of all the people that supported you.
20:57 Is that sort of going on a wall somewhere?
20:59 It's going in my gym on the wall, yeah.
21:01 I might use it every now and again, but that's it.
21:04 No more.
21:05 No, really good.
21:06 Well, Danny, what's next for you?
21:08 I mean, no more cycling, no more fundraising, but you do play for Seven Oaks Town.
21:13 Well, we've changed to... it's now called The Oaks.
21:16 Okay.
21:17 It's Seven Oaks, so yeah.
21:18 I played on Saturday.
21:20 Played on Saturday.
21:21 I mean, you finished last Tuesday, is that correct?
21:23 Yeah.
21:24 And you're already getting back on the football pitch.
21:25 I mean, nothing stops you, does it?
21:26 No, not really.
21:27 Put my mind to it, I couldn't do anything.
21:29 But how's it going with the team at the moment?
21:31 First game back, so yeah, it's good.
21:33 Did you win?
21:34 What was it?
21:35 It got abandoned.
21:36 We won't say the score, but it got abandoned due to the hot weather.
21:39 Okay, no problem.
21:40 Well, Danny, really good to speak with you.
21:41 I'm sure we'll speak to you again when you're with the team.
21:44 We can come down and visit you, of course.
21:46 No problem.
21:47 Really good to speak to you.
21:48 Thank you very much.
21:49 Brilliant.
21:50 So, moving forward, and we have a story to show you now from the MS Swale, apologies,
21:57 problem there with the scroller there.
22:01 The MS Swale Bowls Club has set out to prove that disability is no impediment to playing
22:06 sport.
22:07 Alongside Disability Bowls England, they set up a friendly tournament that allowed disabled
22:11 bowls players to compete with members of MS Swale, not only improving the physical and
22:17 mental health of everyone involved, the event raised awareness on promoting less-abled athletes
22:22 to keep playing sport.
22:24 Well, our reporter Henry Luck rolled along to Sittingbourne to tell us more.
22:28 Disability is no impediment.
22:31 That's the motto for the MS Swale Bowls Club in Sittingbourne, as they welcome disabled
22:36 players all over South East Kent, including some even making the trip from Ipsworth and
22:42 Salisbury.
22:43 Bowls is played on a wide open rectangular field where players try to throw curved balls
22:49 as close to the jack as possible.
22:51 MS Swale has made all sorts of accommodations for less-abled bodied players, from providing
22:57 lightweight wheelchairs to running weekly sessions for those with motor disabilities.
23:02 You can only see here this afternoon on the film that you're taking that all the disabilities
23:08 are, there is a way around doing things.
23:13 There's several different implements they can use, they can bowl on wheelchairs, they
23:18 have bowling arms as well that they can use.
23:21 So there just really isn't any barriers here.
23:25 We will make arrangements for everyone's disability that we can.
23:29 It's definitely proven to be a good day out for many of the players.
23:32 We always have fun.
23:34 Disability Bowls, it's a great day out to meet new people.
23:37 Disability Bowls is a family that enables people of all ability to play bowls.
23:43 What they could play before, for health reasons they can't play, they can play now.
23:49 People that had road accidents from birth, they can now play bowls and enjoy themselves,
23:55 not like any other sport.
23:57 So friendly and helpful people are at Swale, it's been an enjoyable day.
24:02 Are you excited to be playing today?
24:04 Yes we are, yeah.
24:07 A bit nervous but it's exciting and it's our first competition.
24:13 It's been nice, that's about it you know, meeting different people, going on our day
24:19 trips, we go out ourselves and play other places.
24:23 So it's a good sport, so enjoyable.
24:27 The day concluded with MS Swale winning 5 of the 6 rings.
24:32 But the event was a friendly competition to show people that bowls is the perfect sport
24:37 for players of all abilities to get involved with.
24:41 Disability certainly isn't a barrier here, I decided to give it a try myself.
24:46 I almost hit the jack.
24:57 Henry Luck for KMTV in Sittingbourne.
25:01 Now before we go this evening, we thought we'd give you a bit of a replay of our Action
25:06 Replay segment from last Friday, just to remind you that if you want to appear just like Danny
25:11 on our sofa or on your local TV screen, then you absolutely can.
25:16 If you do sport in the county, send along your videos and we'll make sure to include
25:20 them on our show.
25:21 This is Invicta Sport and this is where you can appear.
25:24 Starting off this week we have what could be an English football all-time record-breaking
25:30 goal, which took place in Chatham.
25:32 Jack Lyons scored this screamer from the centre spot, opening the scoring for Rostelec C for
25:38 what would go on to be a dominant youth FA Cup match for the Tunbridge Wells side over
25:43 Chatham Town.
25:44 The eager 15-year-old then scored twice more, sealing himself a well-deserved hat-trick.
25:50 The clip has since gone viral on social media, with many suspecting the goal, which happened
25:56 just four seconds after the first whistle, to be the quickest in English football history.
26:02 Next, and this pair from Ashford have taken on an astonishing 1 million step challenge,
26:08 all to raise money for the East Kent Hospital's charity.
26:11 Danielle Bryant and Ruth Maguire smashed their target and completed the challenge.
26:16 Danielle, who has multiple sclerosis, says the 400-mile feat was definitely a challenge,
26:22 but overall saw lots of benefits for their own health and wellbeing too.
26:27 Whilst Ruth, who suffers from fibromyalgia, says she was very grateful for all the support
26:32 in raising more than £700.
26:34 A very well done to them.
26:36 And finally today, another sporting star who's overcoming adversity is Keith Turner, who
26:43 works as a public advisor for the Kent, Surrey and Sussex Applied Research Collaboration.
26:48 Keith is blind and this weekend is attempting to take on the great Nor...
26:52 And that's all the time on today's episode of Invicta Sport. We'll see you on Friday.
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