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GAFFER’SNOTES Good afternoon and welcome to Highbury Stadium for the final home game of the regular season.

We arrive into today in the position of still being able to achieve automatic promotion, something which is an incredible achievement for everyone associated with the club.

Obviously promotion today relies on Bolton also losing, but the game at Macron Stadium won’t be in our minds at all, it’s important we all concentrate on our own jobs here and make sure that whatever happens we end the regular season on a high.

“It’s important we all concentrate on our own jobs here and make sure that whatever happens we end the regular season on a high” We arrive into the game after a good week on the training ground and with a squad which is finally getting back to full strength after a difficult spell of injuries, I feel the return of these players has come at the perfect time for us.

Today’s opponents will be one of the toughest we have faced all season in Port Vale, with their superb win in midweek proving they are very much fighting for survival.

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“We hope everyone inside the stadium really gets behind us this afternoon” For that reason we hope everyone inside the stadium really gets behind us this afternoon, like you have done all season.

Finally, I’d like to welcome Michael Brown along with the players, staff and directors of Port Vale to Highbury Stadium and wish them all a safe journey home.

Enjoy the game,

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Fleetwood Town have had a historic season this year and we take a look at some of the highlights.

Saturday, 12th November.

Port Vale 2 Fleetwood Town 1. An injury to Jimmy Ryan effectively ended his season. Striker Chris Long was sent off at the death.

At the end of the day, Fleetwood lay thirteenth in League One.

was strange, giving little chance to get a successor bedded in before the new season started. After a bottom eight survival campaign for much of last season, there were understandable concerns among the faithful.

To quote a famous TV sports quiz, ‘What happened next?’ Well, Fleetwood embarked on a seasondefining unbeaten run that would bring the club, once again, to the attention of the football world. It ended nineteen games later with Uwe Rosler’s side second in League One, battling with the big boys. Could the Cod Army once again dare to dream?

Uwe Rosler became Andy Pilley’s fifth manager just four days later. He was to claim, whimsically, that he was ‘parachuted in’.

Such a climax was difficult to envisage back in July. After a memorable Highbury evening against Liverpool, manager Steven Pressley departed the scene. It was as sudden as a Theresa May election announcement. The timing 4 |

There was but a week to prepare for the opening game at Northampton Town. Northampton were on a high after coming up as League Two champions so a 1-1 draw represented a decent start to the new campaign and a new era.

Four days later, Leeds United were given a stern test in the EFL Cup, Fleetwood only going out on penalties to a team who were to have a good Championship campaign.

Two wins, two draws and

one defeat by the end of August was encouraging.

The single loss was at the Macron Stadium but visiting Bolton Wanderers for a league match was another of those landmark occasions for the Cod Army. There was hope in hearts when David Ball gave his side the lead but Bolton rallied to win 2-1, taking the points as late as the 84th minute. The two sides would be battling for a much greater prize eight months later.

Fleetwood were eighth going into September but the harvest yielded just four points from fifteen and the team dropped to 13th in the table. Onloan Kyle Dempsey made his debut in the home win over Coventry City and his presence in midfield helped make up for the loss of Ryan. The 4-1 defeat at home to MK Dons on 24th September marked the debut of Fleetwood’s

100th player in the Football League, Alex Jakubiak. It was a disappointing result but it was to be nearly six months before Fleetwood lost another league match at Highbury.

October began frustratingly as Sheffield United equalised in the fifth minute of added time at Highbury. Three wins from the other four games took Fleetwood back up to 10th.

November was a pivotal month.

The 2-1 defeat at Port Vale on the 12th was followed three days later by a First Round FA Cup replay against Southport. With the scores level 1-1 at full-time, Rosler changed his formation and played three at the back.

Fleetwood ran out 4-1 winners and the system remained in place. The Southport game also marked the debut of Alex Cairns who was to become a key part of the unbeaten run which followed.

Fleetwood delivered at crucial moments and preserved an increasingly impressive record.

Conor McLaughlin’s 93 rd minute equaliser at AFC Wimbledon on 26 th November, Cairns penalty save at Swindon on 17 th December with the scores level… and there were others to follow.

The resilience of this set of players was never in doubt.

Fleetwood advanced to the Third Round of the FA Cup on 13 th December but it needed another Highbury replay, this time against Shrewsbury Town. 2016 ended with a single goal win over Oldham thanks to a Josh Law own goal in added time which meant that Fleetwood were eighth at the turn and unbeaten in seven WWW.FLEETWOODTOWNFC.COM | 5

league games. The opening game of the New Year, at Shrewsbury, took them into the top six where they were to remain.

Interest in the FA Cup ended in the Third Round after a replay with Bristol City. Following a draw at Ashton Gate, the Championship side won 1-0 on 17 th January.

League progress continued unabated. Thirteen points out of fifteen in January earned Rosler the Manager of the Month Award. Two away games in three days took the Cod Army to stadia which would fit the whole of the town of Fleetwood; Coventry City and Sheffield United. There were wins at both.

An outstanding tactical display against Chris Wilder’s championsto- be was capped by goals from McLaughlin and Devante Cole to seal a memorable 2-0 win. This was arguably the point when Fleetwood stopped going under the radar and were regarded as serious top six contenders.

With three wins and two draws through February, the fans were ‘living the dream’. A point at Rochdale on 11 th February took the total ahead of that achieved in the whole of last season’s.

Rosler described the victory over Bradford City on Valentine’s Day as ‘something special’ after his side came from behind. The month ended with Fleetwood in third place, equal on points with second place Scunthorpe.

They further underlined their right to be in the play-off places with a 2-0 win at Scunthorpe at the start of March, jumping over their opponents into second place. The three points took the team beyond Rosler’s next target of 63, thus exceeding Fleetwood’s previous best total in League One. Not far behind, with games in hand, were Bolton Wanderers, the next visitors to Highbury. It was second versus fourth on 11 th March and if Fleetwood won they could dare to dream.

Over 5,000 spectators saw Bolton triumph 4-2. Fortunately, the character which had been displayed throughout the season was again evident three days later with a 1-0 win at Walsall.

Cian Bolger scored. He had been an inspirational

defender over the last few months. With his height, there was always a chance at set pieces, particularly linking with George Glendon.

However, just two points from the next three games dented automatic promotion hopes. In the goalless draw at Bury, David Ball played his 200th game for the club.

Further recognition of the team’s efforts came as Conor McLaughlin was selected in the EFL Team of the Year while Uwe Rosler, the man who arrived at the eleventh hour, was named Manager of the Season for League One. Wins at Oxford United and Peterborough while Bolton were dropping points kept the suspense going. A 1-0 win over Millwall on Easter Monday confirmed Fleetwood’s play-off place.

The team’s never-say-die attitude was typified last week as they came from behind twice to beat Gillingham and keep the automatic promotion battle going to the last day, two points behind second-place Bolton.

And so, we welcome Port Vale to Highbury for the final match of our League One campaign….. now what happened when we last played them?

In the following game at Highbury against Southend, Fleetwood showed character yet again.

They needed to against an impressive side, not deterred by arriving at the ground in taxis after a transport hiccup. A touch of class from David Ball preserved the run very late in the day, finding the top corner for a goal which he was later to describe as one of his three most important for Fleetwood. The unbeaten run now stood on 12 games and Fleetwood had hit the fifty point mark. A target could be ticked off. The team had risen to fourth at the end of a very good month.

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GREAT JUST GOT GREATER

INTRODUCING

P O R T VA L E Jake Parker takes a look at today’s opponents, Port Vale...

Michael Brown and his Port Vale side come to the Fylde coast today for a Sky Bet League One fixture today against Fleetwood Town at Highbury Stadium.

Today’s opponents are currently sitting inside the relegation zone, in 21st position, just one point behind Gillingham.

The Valiants have had a tough season this year

The Valiants have only won one of their last four games, which was the 1-0 win against Walsall.

Today’s man to watch will have to be the Vale’s man in form, Chris Eagles.

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Vale have won a total of 12 games this season, out of the 45 they have played, and have scored 45 goals.

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but Brown’s side can still avoid relegation today after their 1-0 win against Walsall from midweek after a Chris Eagles goal.

The 31-year-old started his professional career at Manchester United back in October 2003 but he was only able to play in six games due to a mass of loan spells, to Watford, Sheffield

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NORTHAMPTON TOWN LEEDS UNITED (EFL CUP ROUND 1) SCUNTHORPE UNITED OXFORD UNITED BOLTON WANDERERS SOUTHEND UNITED BLACKBURN ROVERS (EFL TROPHY G.S 1)

A H H H A A H

15:00 19:45 15:00 19:45 15:00 15:00 19:45

1-1 2-2 2-2 2-0 2-1 0-2 1-0

5,157 3,332 2,509 2,614 13,524 5,507 392

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nirennold 1 nirennold nirennold grant nirennold grant dempsey

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cole hunter 1 hunter nirennold amadi-holloway woolford glendon

amadi-holloway grant amadi-holloway hunter 1 grant hunter 1 Kip

duckworth pond kip amadi-holloway cole nirennold nirennold

COVENTRY CITY CHARLTON ATHLETIC ROCHDALE MILTON KEYNES DONS BRADFORD CITY

H H A H A

15:00 15:00 15:00 15:00 19:45

2-0 2-2 2-1 1-4 2-1

3,557 3,371 2,499 2,518 16,759

Neal Neal Neal Neal Neal

Duckworth MCLAUGHLIN MCLAUGHLIN MCLAUGHLIN

Eastham Eastham Eastham Eastham

Pond Pond Pond Pond

Bell Bell Bell Bell

Jonsson DEMPSEY

Grant Grant DEMPSEY

Ryan Ryan GRANT 1 RYAN

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Cole Cole Cole HUNTER

Long 1 Long 1 Long Long

Dempsey JONSSON JONSSON JAKUBIAK

Woolford 1 HUNTER DUCKWORTH COLE

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MCLAUGHLIN

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NIRENNOLD DEMPSEY jonsson

RYAN

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SHEFFIELD UNITED OLDHAM ATHLETIC (EFL TROPHY G.S 2) PETERBOROUGH UNITED CHESTERFIELD MILLWALL GILLINGHAM

H H H A A H

15:00 19:45 15:00 19:45 15:00 15:00

1-1 0-2 2-0 0-1 2-1 2-1

4,004 793 2,711 4,598 8,085 2,600

Neal Neal Neal Neal Neal Neal

DUCKWORTH DUCKWORTH MCLAUGHLIN MCLAUGHLIN 1 MCLAUGHLIN MCLAUGHLIN

Eastham Eastham Eastham Eastham Eastham BOLGER

Pond BOLGER POND POND POND POND

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MCLAUGHLIN jonsson DEMPSEY DEMPSEY DEMPSEY DEMPSEY

DEMPSEY NIRRENOLD GRANT GRANT GRANT SOWERBY

RYAN WOOLFORD RYAN RYAN RYAN RYAN

grant grant SOWERBY 1 SOWERBY WOOLFORD GRANT

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LONG JAKUBIAK HUNTER HUNTER LONG LONG

WOOLFORD COLE COLE CAIRNS HUNTER 1 NIRENNOLD

HUNTER GLENDON NIRENNOLD COLE COLE HUNTER 1

JONSSON WOOLFORD NIRENNOLD BOLGER COLE

BRISTOL ROVERS SOUTHPORT (FA CUP ROUND 1) CARLISLE UNITED (EFL TROPHY G.S 3) PORT VALE SOUTHPORT (FA CUP ROUND 1 REPLAY) CHESTERFIELD SHREWSBURY AFC WIMBLEDON

A A A A H H H A

19:45 19:45 19:45 15:00 19:45 15:00 19:45 15:00

2-1 0-0 4-2 2-1 4-1 (AET) 2-1 3-0 2-2

10,088 2,265 1,420 3,890 1,609 2,901 2,111 4,023

Neal Neal CAIRNS Neal CAIRNS CAIRNS CAIRNS CAIRNS

MCLAUGHLIN GODSWILL NIRENNOLD GODSWILL NIRENNOLD MCLAUGHLIN MCLAUGHLIN 1 MCLAUGHLIN 1

BOLGER BOLGER EASTHAM BOLGER EASTHAM EASTHAM EASTHAM DAVIS

POND POND DAVIS POND POND POND POND POND

BELL BELL WALLACE BELL BELL 1 BOLGER BOLGER BOLGER 1

DEMPSEY DEMPSEY GLENDON DEMPSEY DEMPSEY BELL 1 BELL BELL

JONSSON SOWERBY ROBERTS GRANT GLENDON DEMPSEY DEMPSEY DEMPSEY

RYAN RYAN OSBOURNE RYAN GRANT GLENDON GLENDON GLENDON

GRANT GRANT JAKUBIAK 1 HUNTER BALL GRANT GRANT GRANT

HUNTER 1 ball AMADI-HOLLOWAY COLE COLE BALL BALL 2 BALL

LONG LONG WOOLFORD LONG 1 AMADI-HOLLOWAY 1 HUNTER COLE HUNTER

NIRENNOLD WOOLFORD CHARLES GLENDON HUNTER 1 NIRENNOLD 1 HUNTER COLE

BALL HUNTER SOWERBY 1 NIRENNOLD JONSSON COLE NIRENNOLD NIRENNOLD

COLE COLE DEACON BALL BOLGER 1 AMADI-HOLLOWAY SOWERBY SOWERBY

SHREWSBURY TOWN (FA CUP ROUND 2) WALSALL SHREWSBURY TOWN (FA CUP ROUND 2 REPLAY) SWINDON TOWN BURY OLDHAM ATHLETIC

A H H A H H

15:00 15:00 19:45 15:00 15:00 15:00

0-0 2-1 3-2 1-1 0-0 1-0

2,886 2,708 1,157 6,143 4,017 3,189

CAIRNS CAIRNS CAIRNS CAIRNS CAIRNS CAIRNS

MCLAUGHLIN MCLAUGHLIN MCLAUGHLIN MCLAUGHLIN MCLAUGHLIN MCLAUGHLIN

DAVIS DAVIS DAVIS POND POND POND

POND POND POND BOLGER BOLGER BOLGER

BOLGER 1 BOLGER BOLGER BELL DAVIS BELL

BELL BELL BELL BALL 1 BELL DEMPSEY

DEMPSEY DEMPSEY SOWERBY GLENDON GLENDON GLENDON

GLENDON GLENDON JONSSON GRANT GRANT GRANT

GRANT GRANT 1 GRANT HUNTER AMADI-HOLLOWAY SOWERBY

BALL BALL COLE 2 LONG BALL BALL

COLE hunter 1 LONG COLE LONG HUNTER

HUNTER long AMADI-HOLLOWAY NIRENNOLD HUNTER COLE

NIRENNOLD cole GLENDON JAKUBIAK NIRENNOLD NIRENNOLD

LONG nirennold HUNTER 1 JONSSON COLE LONG

SHREWSBURY TOWN BRISTOL CITY (FA CUP ROUND 3) BRISTOL ROVERS BRISTOL CITY (FA CUP ROUND 3 REPLAY) COVENTRY CITY SHEFFIELD UNITED SOUTHEND UNITED

A A H H A A H

15:00 19:45 15:00 19:45 15:00 15:00 15:00

0-1 0-0 3-1 0-1 0-1 0-2 1-1

5,080 10,301 3,728 2,115 8,129 19,012 2,675

CAIRNS CAIRNS CAIRNS CAIRNS CAIRNS CAIRNS CAIRNS

MCLAUGHLIN MCLAUGHLIN MCLAUGHLIN MCLAUGHLIN MCLAUGHLIN MCLAUGHLIN 1 MCLAUGHLIN

POND POND POND EASTHAM EASTHAM EASTHAM EASTHAM

BOLGER BOLGER BOLGER 1 BOLGER BOLGER 1 BOLGER BOLGER

DAVIES DAVIES DAVIES DAVIES DAVIES DAVIES DAVIES

BELL BELL BELL BELL BELL BELL BELL

DEMPSEY DEMPSEY DEMPSEY DEMPSEY DEMPSEY DEMPSEY DEMPSEY

NIRENNOLD GLENDON GLENDON JONSSON GLENDON SCHWABL GLENDON

GRANT GRANT GRANT SOWERBY GRANT GRANT GRANT

LONG BALL BALL 1 COLE BALL BURNS BALL 1

COLE 1 COLE hunter 1 LONG hunter COLE 1 HUNTER

HUNTER HUNTER eastham NIRENNOLD LONG HUNTER BURNS

GLENDON LONG nirennold BALL SCHWABL BALL SCHWABL

BALL NIRENNOLD cole HUNTER BURNS GLENDON COLE

CHARLTON ATHLETIC ROCHDALE BRADFORD CITY MILTON KEYNES DONS NORTHAMPTON TOWN

A H H A H

15:00 15:00 19:45 15:00 15:00

1-1 0-0 2-1 0-1 3-0

9,916 3,186 3,418 8,278 3,361

CAIRNS CAIRNS CAIRNS CAIRNS CAIRNS

MCLAUGHLIN SOWERBY MCLAUGHLIN MCLAUGHLIN MCLAUGHLIN

EASTHAM EASTHAM EASTHAM EASTHAM EASTHAM

BOLGER BOLGER BOLGER BOLGER BOLGER

DAVIES DAVIES DAVIES DAVIES DAVIES

BELL 1 BELL BELL BELL BELL

DEMPSEY DEMPSEY DEMPSEY DEMPSEY DEMPSEY

SCHWABL GLENDON SCHWABL GLENDON GLENDON

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BURNS BALL BALL GRANT BALL 1

COLE HUNTER COLE COLE COLE 1

BALL NIRENNOLD GRANT BALL NIRENNOLD

HUNTER SCHWABL HUNTER EKPOLO HUNTER

BRANNAGAN BURNS EKPOLO HUNTER BRANNAGAN

SCUNTHORPE UNITED BOLTON WANDERERS WALSALL AFC WIMBLEDON BURY

A H A H A

15:00 15:00 19:45 15:00 15:00

0-2 2-4 0-1 0-0 0-0

5,541 5,123 3,890 3,422 4,174

CAIRNS CAIRNS CAIRNS CAIRNS CAIRNS

MCLAUGHLIN NIRENNOLD MCLAUGHLIN MCLAUGHLIN GODSWILL

EASTHAM EASTHAM GODSWILL EASTHAM EASTHAM

BOLGER BOLGER BOLGER 1 BOLGER BOLGER

DAVIES DAVIES DAVIES DAVIES DAVIES

MAGUIRE BELL BELL BELL BELL

DEMPSEY MCLAUGHLIN DEMPSEY DEMPSEY DEMPSEY

SCHWABL DEMPSEY SCHWABL SCHWABL SCHWABL

GRANT 1 GRANT 1 BRANNAGAN GRANT BRANNAGAN

BALL BALL GRANT BALL GRANT

COLE 1 COLE HUNTER HUNTER BALL

NIRENNOLD HUNTER BALL BRANNAGAN DAVIS

BRANNAGAN GLENDON GLENDON NIRENNOLD HUNTER

HUNTER BRANNAGAN GLENDON

SWINDON TOWN OXFORD UNITED OLDHAM ATHLETIC PETERBOROUGH MILLWALL GILLINGHAM PORT VALE

H A A A H A H

15:00 19:45 15:00 15:00 15:00 15:00 12:00

0-1 1-3 2-0 1-2 1-0 2-3

3,128 6,728 3,933 5,629 3,665 8,760

CAIRNS CAIRNS CAIRNS CAIRNS CAIRNS CAIRNS

MCLAUGHLIN GODSWILL MCLAUGHLIN MCLAUGHLIN MCLAUGHLIN MCLAUGHLIN

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BOLGER BOLGER BOLGER POND POND POND

DAVIES DAVIES DAVIES DAVIES DAVIES 1 DAVIES

BELL BELL SCHWABL BELL BELL BELL

DEMPSEY DEMPSEY WOOLFORD DEMPSEY BRANNAGAN DEMPSEY 1

GLENDON MCLAUGHLIN GLENDON GLENDON GLENDON GLENDON

GRANT GRANT 1 GRANT GRANT 1 GRANT GRANT

BALL BALL 1 BALL BALL BALL BALL 1

HUNTER HUNTER HUNTER HUNTER BURNS HUNTER 1

MAGUIRE GLENDON MAGUIRE BURNS NIRENN0LD BOLGER

BURNS POND BURNS BRANNAGAN DEMPSEY COLE

BRANNAGAN SOWERBY DEMPSEY SCHWABL SCHWABL BURNS

GRANT 1 woolford

KEY: GOALSCORER 1 BOOKED

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CORPORATECODS Welcome back to Highbury Stadium for today’s final scheduled EFL Sky Bet League One game against Port Vale. It’s been a magnificent season, whatever the outcome today!

Thanks to all our commercial partners, seasonal sponsors and advertisers, match day sponsors, VIP guests for your support for 2016-17 season to date – an exciting finish to the season in prospect today!

TODAY’S SPONSORS Today’s Match Sponsors are Bowker Motor Group. Welcome back to Darren Thomason and the Bowker team to Highbury Stadium. Bowker Motor Group are proud to be sponsors of today’s match. Parked outside, you will see the new Maserati Levante SUV. Priced from £56,250, this new model is ready for every adventure.

The 275 bhp diesel-powered Levante is crafted with Italian flair and tomorrow’s technology. To book your test drive or for more information, please Google “Bowker Maserati” or call 01254 769079.

Match Ball Sponsors today are Hadfields – The Floor Coverings specialist. Thanks to Dave Frances for his continued support. We are delighted to support the club again this season as a Match Ball Sponsor and we are looking forward to entertaining some of our trade customers from across the Fylde Coast here in the Parkside Suite today.

Match Programme Sponsors today are PIB Insurance. Thanks to Dave Mackie and the firm for their support. Dave is back providing insurance solutions for businesses on the Fylde & beyond. PIB Insurance are probably the UK’s fastest growing commercial broker.

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Another VIP sell out today – thanks everyone including FTFC staff, Twelve Restaurant and our customers for your support this season!

AWARDS NIGHT SUCCESS! Thanks to those fans who packed out Jims Bar in midweek for supporting the Fans Awards evening. Thanks also goes to our partners and sponsors who attended the sponsors dinner too – both events went really well and proved to be a great success! Thanks to event partners Bowker Motor Group, Stardream and Hesketh Press.

SPONSORSHIP 2017-18 SEASON We are now beginning discussions on development of new partnerships with businesses in readiness for the 2017-18 campaign. If your company wants to be a commercial partner we have opportunities and sponsorship inventory available now. Speak to the Commercial team today.

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31

27

9

5

9

32

25

+11

66

2-0

1-3

10

Bristol Rovers

45

13

6

3

39

22

5

6

12

26

44

-1

66

3-1

2-1

11

Peterborough

45

9

6

8

39

33

8

5

9

23

26

+3

62

2-0

1-2

12

Milton Keynes Dons

45

7

6

10

29

37

8

7

7

27

20

-1

58

1-4

0-1

13

Walsall

45

11

5

6

33

25

3

11

9

17

29

-4

58

2-1

0-1

14

Charlton Athletic

45

8

8

6

28

19

5

10

8

29

34

+4

57

2-2

1-1

15

AFC Wimbledon

45

8

7

7

34

25

5

10

8

18

30

-3

56

0-0

2-2

16

Northampton Town

45

9

4

9

35

29

5

6

12

25

44

-13

52

3-0

1-1

17

Oldham Athletic

45

8

9

6

19

18

4

7

11

12

26

-13

52

1-0

2-0

18

Shrewsbury Town

45

10

5

8

26

26

3

7

12

20

35

-15

51

3-0

0-1

19

Bury

45

9

3

11

36

33

4

8

10

25

39

-11

50

0-0

0-0

20

Gillingham

45

8

9

6

32

30

4

4

14

27

49

-20

49

2-1

2-3

21

Port Vale

45

10

6

7

32

31

2

6

14

13

39

-25

48

30 Apr

2-1

22

Swindon Town

45

7

6

10

23

24

4

5

13

21

39

-19

44

0-1

1-1

23

Coventry City

45

8

7

8

22

24

1

5

16

14

41

-29

39

2-0

0-1

24

Chesterfield

45

7

5

11

26

39

2

5

15

15

36

-34

37

2-1

0-1

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In total we deliver 39 community programmes across Wyre and Fylde for participants aged from 3 years old upto our oldest participant aged 89.

TrySport: We deliver 13 programmes in partnership with Wyre Council through the TrySport programme. These sessions vary from our over 18’s running club on a Friday 4.455.45 at Poolfoot to Dodgeball at Cardinal Allen high school for 8-16 year olds at 5-6pm.

Door Step Sports Clubs: We currently deliver three DSC’s in our region. These consist of fitness sessions based at both Cardinal Allen and Fleetwood High School. Additionally our Friday Night Frenzy at Fleetwood High School 7-9pm, which is an open football session for 11-18 year olds.

Inclusion: We currently offer inclusion provision at our Multi Stars session on a Thursday 6-8pm at Fleetwood High School. We support children with varied difficulties to achieve goals that they usually would be able to meet. We have qualified trampolining and rock climbing coaches assisting in delivery. We also deliver a youth club at Thornton Young People Centre, Saturday 10.301.30.

Walking Football: Fleetwood Town Community Trust deliver walking football in two areas in Wyre.

We assist the Fleetwood Flyers Walking Football team who play fixtures and in tournaments all

over the UK. We also provide our other walking football activity at Preesall Sports Hall 3-5pm on Thursday’s for over 50’s.

Premier League Kicks: The Premier League Kicks Project targets those living in communities who are considered to be more vulnerable to crime. A key objective is to break down barriers between police and young people, at Fleetwood Town community Trust we aim to reduce crime and anti-social behaviour in the targeted areas in all six which we deliver in. These are currently based at Preesall, Milton Street (Fleetwood), Garstang, Poulton, Myerscough and Poolfoot Farm.

Ella aged 16 has been attending our weekly Premier League Kicks sessions at Garstang Community Academy since December 2016.

During this short space of time she has expressed how attending the Premier League Kicks programme has enabled her to feel a new sense of achievement and is happy to be active regularly stating: “It feels great to be able to come and play football and other activities in a safe environment.”

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STUARTMURDOCH

AN UPDATE FROM THE ACADEMY

The last programme notes of the season from the academy and my last programme notes as Academy Director. As you are probably aware I will be leaving my role with the Academy and taking up a different position within the club next season. I must take this opportunity to thank everybody for their hard work and endeavour in this our first season as a category three academy. The work that was done in the initial stages to get the project underway in such a short space of time, was phenomenal . The season has had many highs and lows but in general I think the staff and players, can be proud of their achievements. To be competing with and matching, established clubs shows what great progress has been made during the year. Finally, a massive thank you to all the parents for their commitment in getting their boys to three coaching sessions a week and then driving to Carlisle and Walsall on cold and wet Sunday’s. I am sure the Academy will go from strength to strength and I look forward to the day when our first scholar makes his first. team debut… who will that be?

UNDER18S

NATHAN ROONEY

The Youth team season has been very successful as three of our scholars have been offered Professional contracts. The main focus of the Youth team is to provide players who hopefully will go on to make debuts for our first team. We wish Gerard Garner, Dan Mooney and Lewis Baines every success going forward. On the pitch results have been inconsistent this season, as shown by our last two games, a very good 3-1 win over Carlisle followed by a 4-0 defeat to champions elect Blackpool. The final game of the season will be at Bury next Saturday when hopefully we can go into the close season with a victory.

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SIMON WILES

It was the last game of the academy season on Sunday where we played Port Vale. A great test against a physical side which our players competed well throughout the games. With the academy season coming to a close we will be having the meetings with our players to discuss their development across the season. This week has seen Pro Football Support come in and do the end of season sports testing, it’s great for us coaches to see how the players have also come along physically as well as development on the pitch. I would like to thank all the parents and players for all their commitment coming to training and games, it’s been a successful first season for the clubs academy.

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FOUNDATIONPHASE

JOEY NEWSON

Sunday saw the last game of the season for all of our Foundation Phase groups where we played against Port Vale. It was another excellent test for all of our teams to see how they had progressed from earlier in the season. The Under 11’s showed an excellent display of all the things that we have been working on throughout this season, resulting in a 3-1 victory. I would like to thank all the parents and players for all their commitment over the course of this season and we look forward to this continuing next season.

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ANSWER TO THE LAST WHERES THE BALL: B

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