Tealey's Day Out!
- Zeb Baker-Smith
- Apr 16, 2025
- 2 min read
A huge thank-you to all who played, watched and helped to organise a special afternoon for a special player, all of which was summed up by BA11 Club Historian Steve Jupp!
Familiar faces, past and present, graced the hallowed turf of Badgers Hill on Sunday to honour club captain, Sam Teale, in his testimonial match
Few players (about a dozen!) have reached the milestone of 300 Frome Town appearances and fewer still have done so in an unbroken ten-year stint.
Tealey’s team were up against another Robins legend, Scott Murray of the Bristol City variety, who led an experienced side of local luminaries in the most relaxing contest witnessed at the ground all season.
For the record, Team Teale ran out 3-2 winners, their attack spearheaded by an in-form Kane Simpson who helped himself to a hat-trick, carrying on from his last outing in a red shirt in the play-off final nearly twelve months ago.
The image of the triumphant skipper being carried shoulder high that day will stay with Frome fans for many a long year, the highpoint (so far!) of an eventful decade of continuous, consistent service.
Cheers Tealey!
For all the pictures from a fabulous day, please visit Steve McCarthy's site here!
Listen to the latest episode of the Dodge The Question podcast!
Steve & Zeb discuss the Chertsey game and our chances of survival, before Steve is joined by Sam Teale to talk about his upcoming testimonial.
You can also listen on Frome.FM radio every Friday at 5pm (repeated on Saturday 3pm)
Secure your entry and make the most of hospitality packages for all of our remaining games at Badgers Hill on the Fanbase app and website!
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