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BARTON REFLECTS ON FIRST YEAR IN CHARGE WORDS: DAVID MITCHELL
Fleetwood Town boss Joey Barton sat down with David Mitchell to talk about his first 12 months in charge of the Cod Army.
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en seasons ago, Fleetwood Town ended their home campaign in the Conference North with a 2-2 draw against Stafford Rangers. This evening they welcome former Premier League side and FA Cup winners, Sunderland. It will be another landmark occasion at Highbury. Last week I sat down with manager, Joey Barton, to recall his own past encounters with The Black Cats and to reflect on his first season in football management. “The reality of it is that Sunderland will be coming to our place to either seal automatic promotion or certainly give themselves a good chance. “A lot will depend on the Portsmouth game on Saturday because that might change their emphasis going in to our game. If they lose, they could well have one eye on the play-offs and rotate a little bit. “The key is giving a good account of ourselves whatever Sunderland side turns up. If we don’t we know that they are very dangerous.” Extra intrigue comes from Barton’s days as a Newcastle United player between 2007 and 2011. His six Tyne-Wear derbies featured five different Newcastle managers. The names tripped off the tongue. Allardyce, Keegan, Kinnear, Hughton, Pardew.... I asked if that statistic said more about him than them?! “Ha! I don’t know! There was certainly a weird period when I left Manchester City. “I saw Newcastle as consistently a top seven side looking to get into the top four. They had a plethora of really good players, the likes of Michael Owen, Mark Viduka, Damian Duff and Nicky Butt. “I wanted to be a part of the progress but it didn’t happen. Mike Ashley took over the club in 2007 and within six or seven months he’d sacked Sam Allardyce and was
on to the next manager. Before we knew it, within two years Newcastle were relegated. Nevertheless, it is a great footballing city and it was a privilege to represent the football club.” What kind of reception will he expect from the Sunderland fans as he emerges from the tunnel this evening? “Probably not a very good one! As a former Newcastle player you wouldn’t expect anything else and it would be nice to burst their balloon. “They have a passionate fan base and they will want to see their team riding this positive season after a number in recent
THE KEY IS GIVING A GOOD ACCOUNT OF OURSELVES WHATEVER SUNDERLAND SIDE TURNS UP. IF WE DON’T WE KNOW THAT THEY ARE VERY DANGEROUS.
memory which have been less memorable. “I always enjoyed the Tyne-Wear derbies. There was a lot of animosity between the two cities. I didn’t fully realise how much until I went to the north-east. You get a historical sense of it all. “Much of it goes back to the mines and the docks. There’s a lot of political significance and a strange energy around the derby games because of the proximity of the two cities. A lot of the fans interact on a daily basis but the derby comes round and the hostility comes to the surface.” He experienced defeat just once, 2-1 away in October 2008. “I remember coming on with just a few minutes left and having little chance to make
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an impact. The biggest win was 5-1 at St James’ Park in 2010. I got about four assists in that game. “I also remember being denied a goal at the Stadium of Light in August 2011. My header struck Seb Larsson’s arm on the line. It was my last game for Newcastle United. “I didn’t score many from headers so that would have been special, as would scoring at the Stadium of Light before moving on. It wasn’t meant to be but the main thing was that we won the game with Ryan Taylor, currently at Fleetwood, converting a free kick. “I had a great lasting memory of being a Newcastle player, beating Sunderland on their own patch. “The match last September was a great occasion for Fleetwood and we were a touch unfortunate not to get maximum points. Paddy had a penalty saved by the keeper. “However, credit to Sunderland who fought their way back into the game. Cairnsy had to make a couple of good stops towards the end. It was a good point for us and the lads took a lot of belief from it.’ ‘Since then Sunderland have gone from strength to strength, as they should with the personnel they have got. They haven’t been spectacular but solid consistency has got them where they now lie. “We haven’t been able to match that and have to learn those lessons on a week by week basis to give ourselves opportunities to stay in the top eight for large parts of the season.” Which other games stand out over his first season in management? “We were scintillating for parts of the Scunthorpe game. It was everything that is good in a performance. There have been other good days such as at Doncaster. “I was particularly pleased with the win at Wimbledon in January after they had
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beaten us twice at home. I thought we were a touch unfortunate not to win by a greater margin than 3-0. We were that good. “It’s all well and good firing on all cylinders in the notable games but then you have to take care of bread and butter fixtures such as the Southends and the Rochdales at home. “We haven’t always been able to capitalize in such games. You get promoted by grinding out such results, particularly when you are not playing well, and we have to be more savvy and streetwise. “For me, we haven’t had enough 1-0 wins. We’ve almost been in touching distance of the play-offs on a number of occasions without being able to get in that pack and ride the momentum.” The first league win over Blackpool will remain a highlight for many Cods. “I thought that 3-2 flattered Blackpool. We were much the better side for large parts of that game as I thought we were at their place on Easter Monday. “There’s only been one occasion when I’ve been disappointed with a performance, the first half at Gillingham. Apart from that the lads have fought tooth and nail. “We were down to ten men at promotionchasing Barnsley but still gave it a go, the same at Blackpool. You can’t go down to ten men at any level and improving discipline is key for me because we sit at the bottom of that table. “I don’t think we are a dirty side but we have to take those decisions out of referees’ hands.’
Three out of the five youngest players in the club’s EFL history have been used by Barton, giving hope to all the aspiring players and coaches throughout the club. “That was the aim. We will find chances for them. Look at our bench in the last four or five weeks. It’s been full of young talent like Lawrence Smith, Barry Baggley, Ged Garner and Eddie Clarke. “Others like James Hill, Ryan Rydel and Nathan Sheron have all started games. They have to be good enough and dedicated enough to progress, although you also have to legislate for them making mistakes. It’s what young people do on the road to improvement.”
YOU GET PROMOTED BY GRINDING OUT SUCH RESULTS, PARTICULARLY WHEN YOU ARE NOT PLAYING WELL, AND WE HAVE TO BE MORE SAVVY AND STREETWISE.
Does the gaffer miss playing? “I wish I was still able to play! I started out wanting to be a footballer. That was my passion. Along the way I thought about going into coaching at some point and staying in the game. It’s been a different challenge. This year for me has been a huge learning curve.” What has been the hardest part? “The job has really taught me patience, something I didn’t have as a player. I was
COACH BIO NAME: Joseph Anthony Barton AGE: 36 BIRTHDAY: 02/09/1982 ROLE: Head Coach PLAYING CAREER: Manchester City (02-07) Newcastle United (07-11) Queens Park Rangers (11-15) Marseille (12-13 L) Burnley (15-16) Rangers (16) Burnley (17) Did You Know? Joey recieved one cap for England and it was on 2nd February 2007 in a friendly match against Spain at Old Trafford. He came on as a second half substitute for Frank Lampard.
very demanding of everyone around me. At Premier League level you only have to tell a player once. “Battling my frustration is a real challenge. You give the lads everything they need to win games but when they get tired or under pressure they might switch off for a few seconds. “The game at Blackpool was a case in point. We turned off for twenty or thirty seconds in terms of organizing our back four against a long kick and because we didn’t get the structures right and communicate with each other we allow a ball to bounce and don’t react. “You need that communication when you are at your most vulnerable, when you’re tired, otherwise players can go into their shells. “They all know how to operate but as a manager you are powerless when something like that happens. “It’s often the simple things that undo plans because the lads can do more difficult things relatively well. They are learning but just not quick enough for me at times! “Youth, injuries and suspensions can hold
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things back. We are up against big clubs chasing promotion using young players and full backs in centre midfield. Its been a bit mix and match at times but the fans seem to appreciate that.” And what is the most pleasurable aspect of it all? “Watching the team win and the lads bouncing into work is satisfying as is watching young men develop and gain confidence on the pitch, enjoying their football. “I was speaking to Wes Burns earlier today. He was a shadow of the man he is now. Seeing him with shoulders back, loving his football is definitely a great feeling. There are many others like him but I’ll admit it hasn’t gone to plan for everybody. Fans’ favourites leave the club and, ultimately, the responsibility is mine. “It’s human nature to want to hear good feedback about what you are doing but I’ve never really courted that. “For me, it has always been about the team. However, I did appreciate the reception from the fans after the recent Peterborough game. I am more aware of what we need to
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challenge for top six, top eight next season than when I walked into the club last summer. “I did a lot of research before I came but didn’t know League One as a player. Nothing prepares you until you experience it. “Going straight from talking about football on the radio to management has been a big step. It perhaps would have been nice to have cut teeth as an assistant for three or four years but I am hugely grateful for the opportunity I’ve been given. “If we learn the lessons that have cost us this year we are not a million miles away being where we want to be. “We must also consolidate the gains that we have made on and off the pitch. You have to constantly be looking up and keeping your eye on the prize. Look at Scunthorpe and Shrewsbury, both play-off contenders last season but who have spent most of this avoiding relegation. “The club’s come a long way in a short time. I want to help continue its upward trajectory to the next phase, to get into the play-off picture regularly and give ourselves a chance of Championship football.”
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SUNDERLAND WHO ARE THEY? FORMED: 1879 NICKNAME(S): The Black Cats MANAGER: Jack Ross TOP SCORER: McGeady (11) LAST FIVE RESULTS: (L-R)
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DID YOU KNOW? Since their formation in 1879, the club has won six top-flight titles (1892, 1893, 1895, 1902, 1913 and 1936), a total only bettered by five other clubs, and have finished runners-up five times.
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iden McGeady - who joined Sunderland from Everton in 2017 - has been an important player for the Black Cats. McGeady started his career by rising through the youth ranks at Celtic and then earned a promotion to the senior team, where he appeared over 250 times in all competitions. He then joined Spartak Moscow, where he scored 13 times in 93 appearances. The stint in the Russian capital earned him a move to the Premier League, where he played for two seasons at Everton. Whilst there, he went on loan to Sheffield Wednesday and Preston North End. Last season, the 31-year-old winger scored seven times in 37 Championship games and he has bettered that this season - scoring 14 times in 36 appearances in all competitions.
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Date
KO/Res
Competition
Opposition
Pos
Att
Starting XI
3,236
CAIRNS
Substitutes Used
Referee
AUGUST SAT 4
0-1
AFC WIMBLEDON
20th
SAT 11
0-2
OXFORD UNITED
10th
CAIRNS
COYLE
EASTHAM
MORGAN
G. JONES
HOLT
TUE 14
1-1 (P)
CREWE ALEXANDRA (R1)
-
1,783
CAIRNS
COYLE
BOLGER
SPURR
G. JONES
BIGGINS
SAT 18
2-2
ROCHDALE
9th
3,565
CAIRNS
COYLE
EASTHAM
MORGAN
G. JONES
HUNTER
HOLT
WED 22
0-5
SCUNTHORPE UNITED
6th
3,465
CAIRNS
COYLE
EASTHAM
MORGAN
HUSBAND
BURNS 2
SAT 25
0-0
CHARLTON ATHLETIC
6th
8,810
CAIRNS
COYLE
EASTHAM
MORGAN
HUSBAND
TUE 28
0-4
LEICESTER CITY (R2)
-
10,671
P. JONES
G. JONES
SPURR
BOLGER
MAGUIRE
6,689
COYLE
BOLGER
MORGAN
SPURR
SOWERBY
DEMPSEY
BURNS
McALENY
GRANT
EVANS
MARNEY
HUNTER
MADDEN
DEMPSEY
MARNEY
GRANT
EVANS 1
HUNTER
BURNS
SHERON
MADDEN 1
0. YATES
SOWERBY
SHERON
BURNS
MADDEN
McALENY
HOLT 1
HUNTER
LONG
T. KETTLE
MARNEY
DEMPSEY
EVANS 1
MADDEN 1
BURNS
BOLGER
McALENY
D. WHITEHOUSE
HOLT
MARNEY
HUNTER 1
EVANS 2
MADDEN
GRANT
McALENY
LONG
BURNS
HOLT
MARNEY
HUNTER
EVANS
MADDEN
LONG
McALENY
GRANT
BIGGINS
SHERON
DEMPSEY
McALENY
LONG
MADDEN
HILL
J. WALLACE
K E E P U P TO DAT E
M. HEYWOOD
C. BOYESON A. COGGINS L. MASON
SEPTEMBER SAT 1
2-1
BRADFORD CITY
6th
3,347
CAIRNS
COYLE
EASTHAM
MORGAN
HUSBAND
BURNS
HOLT
MARNEY
HUNTER 1
EVANS 1
MADDEN
J.WALLACE
LONG
SPURR
A. HAINES
SAT 8
1-1
SUNDERLAND
6th
29,367
CAIRNS
COYLE
EASTHAM
MORGAN
HUSBAND
McALENY
HOLT
MARNEY
HUNTER
EVANS
MADDEN 1
SPURR
DEMPSEY
J. WALLACE
D. DRYSDALE
TUE 11
2-2 (P)
LEICESTER CITY U21
-
504
P. JONES
G. JONES
SPURR
BOLGER
CLARKE
GRANT
BIGGINS
J. WALLACE
DEMPSEY
McALENY 1
LONG 1
SHERON
GARNER
BOYLE
P. WRIGHT
SAT 15
1-1
ACCRINGTON STANLEY
8th
3,355
CAIRNS
COYLE
EASTHAM
BOLGER 1
HUSBAND
McALENY
HOLT
MARNEY
HUNTER
LONG
MADDEN
DEMPSEY
J. WALLACE
BIGGINS
M. SALISBURY
SAT 22
1-0
SOUTHEND UNITED
10th
5,712
CAIRNS
COYLE
EASTHAM
BOLGER
G. JONES
HOLT
DEMPSEY
MARNEY
HUNTER
EVANS
MADDEN
J. WALLACE
R. WALLACE
GRANT
C. BREAKSPEAR
SAT 29
1-3
BARNSLEY
11th
3,756
CAIRNS
COYLE
EASTHAM
SPURR
HUSBAND
HOLT
BIGGINS 1
TAYLOR
BURNS
EVANS
R. WALLACE
BOLGER
LONG
DEMPSEY
M. COY
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OCTOBER TUE 2
1-1
WYCOMBE WANDERERS
13th
2,304
CAIRNS
COYLE
EASTHAM
SHERON
HUSBAND
TAYLOR
R. WALLACE
J. WALLACE
BURNS
MADDEN 1
HUNTER
BIGGINS
SAT 6
0-4
DONCASTER ROVERS
10th
6,846
CAIRNS
COYLE
EASTHAM 1
SHERON
HUSBAND
HUNTER 1
TAYLOR
J. WALLACE 1
R. WALLACE
EVANS 1
MADDEN
HOLT
MORGAN
BURNS
J. BUSBY
TUE 9
0-2
ROCHDALE
-
669
CRELLIN
G. JONES
MORGAN
SHERON
CLARKE
MOONEY
HOLT
BIGGINS
DEMPSEY
BURNS
LONG
EASTHAM
GARNER
RYDEL
R. JOYCE
TAYLOR
J. WALLACE
BURNS 1
MADDEN 1
HUNTER
LONG
S. OLDHAM
SAT 13
2-1
SHREWSBURY TOWN
8th
2,983
CAIRNS
SHERON
COYLE
R. WALLACE
DEMPSEY
T. BRAMALL
SAT 20
1-0
PORTSMOUTH
11th
18,046
CAIRNS
SHERON
EASTHAM
MORGAN
COYLE
R. WALLACE
HOLT
TAYLOR
BURNS
MADDEN
HUNTER
EVANS
DEMPSEY
BOLGER
L. SWABEY
TUE 23
1-0
PETERBOROUGH UNITED
13th
5,347
CAIRNS
COYLE
EASTHAM
MORGAN
TAYLOR
DEMPSEY
R. WALLACE
MARNEY
BURNS
EVANS
HUNTER
BIGGINS
HOLT
LONG
SAT 27
3-2
BLACKPOOL
10th
5,035
CAIRNS
COYLE
EASTHAM
MORGAN
HUSBAND
HOLT
R. WALLACE 1
SHERON
BURNS 1
EVANS
HUNTER
MADDEN 1
BOLGER
R. WALLACE
SHERON
BURNS
EVANS
HUNTER
MADDEN
LONG
EASTHAM
MORGAN
HOLT
O. YATES J. BROOKS
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NOVEMBER SAT 3
3-0
GILLINGHAM
11th
3,916
CAIRNS
COYLE
SUN 11
1-4
ALFRETON TOWN (R1)
-
827
CAIRNS
COYLE
EASTHAM
BOLGER
HUSBAND
R. WALLACE
HOLT
SHERON
HUNTER 1
BURNS
MADDEN 2
J. WALLACE
GARNER 1
DEMPSEY
TUE 13
3-1
BURY
-
554
P. JONES
G. JONES
BOLGER
SHERON
CLARKE
TAYLOR
BIGGINS
J. WALLACE
DEMPSEY 1
LONG
GARNER
BAINES
MARNEY
McALENY
A. BACKHOUSE
SAT 17
0-0
WALSALL
12th
3,090
CAIRNS
COYLE
EASTHAM
BOLGER
HUSBAND
HOLT
R. WALLACE
SHERON
BURNS
MADDEN
HUNTER
EVANS
McALENY
BIGGINS
R. JOYCE
EASTHAM
MORGAN
HUSBAND
HOLT
DEMPSEY
C. BREAKSPEAR C. SARGINSON
SAT 24
2-1
PLYMOUTH ARGYLE
13th
8,301
CAIRNS
TAYLOR
EASTHAM
BOLGER
COYLE
R. WALLACE
HOLT
SHERON
HUNTER
EVANS
MADDEN 1
BURNS
McALENY
J. WALLACE
C. BREAKSPEAR
TUE 27
3-0
COVENTRY CITY
12th
2,570
CAIRNS
COYLE
EASTHAM
MORGAN
HUSBAND
BURNS 1
MARNEY 1
J. WALLACE
McALENY
EVANS 1
MADDEN
BOLGER
R. WALLACE
HOLT
M. COY
MON 3
1-2
GUISELEY (R2)
DECEMBER -
2,324
CAIRNS
COYLE
EASTHAM
MORGAN
HUSBAND
BURNS 1
MARNEY
SHERON
McALENY
EVANS
MADDEN 1
HUNTER
BIGGINS
J. BUSBY
SAT 8
2-0
LUTON TOWN
13th
8,528
CAIRNS
SHERON
EASTHAM
MORGAN
HUSBAND
TAYLOR
HOLT
MARNEY
R. WALLACE
EVANS
MADDEN
DEMPSEY
HUNTER
McALENY
N. KINSELEY
SAT 15
1-0
BURTON ALBION
10th
2,563
CAIRNS
COYLE
EASTHAM
SHERON
R. WALLACE
HUNTER
HOLT
MARNEY
McALENY
EVANS 1
MADDEN
BIGGINS
DEMPSEY
TAYLOR
A. BACKHOUSE
SAT 22
2-1
BRISTOL ROVERS
12th
7,159
CAIRNS
COYLE
EASTHAM
SHERON
R. WALLACE
HUNTER 1
HOLT
MARNEY
McALENY
EVANS
MADDEN
BIGGINS
MORGAN
TAYLOR
B. HUXTABLE
WED 26
3-0
DONCASTER ROVERS
10th
2,908
CAIRNS
SHERON
EASTHAM
MORGAN
COYLE
HUNTER 1
HOLT
MARNEY
R. WALLACE
EVANS
MADDEN 2
BIGGINS
J. WALLACE
BURNS
P. WRIGHT
SAT 29
2-5
PORTSMOUTH
11th
3,494
CAIRNS
COYLE
EASTHAM
MORGAN
R. WALLACE
HUNTER
MARNEY
BIGGINS
BURNS
EVANS 1
MADDEN 1
J. WALLACE
DEMPSEY
BOLGER
M. DONOHUE
11th
5,919
CAIRNS
COYLE
HUSBAND
BURNS
BIGGINS
BOLGER
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JANUARY TUE 1
0-0
SHREWSBURY TOWN
EASTHAM
MORGAN
J. WALLACE
R. WALLACE
EVANS
MADDEN
McALENY
SHERON
SAT 5
2-3
AFC WIMBLEDON (R3)
-
2,131
CAIRNS
COYLE
EASTHAM
MORGAN
R.WALLACE
BURNS
MARNEY
J. WALLACE
HUNTER
EVANS 1
MADDEN 1
BIGGINS
SAT 12
2-2
OXFORD UNITED
10th
2,789
CAIRNS
COYLE
EASTHAM
MORGAN
HUSBAND
BURNS 1
HOLT
J. WALLACE
R. WALLACE
MADDEN 1
NADESAN
HUNTER
BIGGINS
SHERON
A. HAINES
HUNTER
A. YOUNG R. JOYCE
SAT 19
1-1
ROCHDALE
12th
2,713
CAIRNS
COYLE
EASTHAM
MORGAN
HUSBAND
BURNS
HOLT
J. WALLACE
R. WALLACE
MADDEN 1
NADESAN
SHERON
BIGGINS
HUNTER
G. ELTRINGHAM
TUE 22
0-3
AFC WIMBLEDON
8th
3,499
CAIRNS
BURNS
EASTHAM
MORGAN
HUSBAND
R. WALLACE
HOLT
J. WALLACE
NADESAN
EVANS 2
MADDEN
BIGGINS
HUNTER 1
SHERON
C. BREAKSPEAR
SAT 26
0-1
SCUNTHORPE UNITED
10th
2,637
CAIRNS
BURNS
EASTHAM
MORGAN
HUSBAND
R. WALLACE
HOLT
J. WALLACE
NADESAN
EVANS
MADDEN
HUNTER
McALENY
10th
2,742
CAIRNS
BURNS
EASTHAM
SOUTTAR
HUSBAND
R. WALLACE
HOLT
J. WALLACE
NADESAN
EVANS 1
MADDEN
SOWERBY
HUNTER
S. STOCKBRIDGE
FEBRUARY SAT 2
1-0
CHARLTON ATHLETIC
BIGGINS
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T. HARRINGTON
SAT 9
0-1
BRADFORD CITY
9th
15,365
CAIRNS
COYLE
EASTHAM
SOUTTAR
HUSBAND
R. WALLACE
SOWERBY
J. WALLACE
MADDEN 1
EVANS
HUNTER
SHERON
NADESAN
BIGGINS
O. YATES
SAT 16
1-2
LUTON TOWN
10th
3,651
CAIRNS
COYLE
EASTHAM
SOUTTAR
HUSBAND
HOLT
R. WALLACE
SOWERBY
BURNS
EVANS
MADDEN 1
NADESAN
SHERON
HUNTER
P. BANKES
SAT 23
0-1
BURTON ALBION
8th
2,634
CAIRNS
BURNS
EASTHAM
SOUTTAR
HUSBAND
COYLE
HOLT
SOWERBY
NADESAN 1
EVANS
MADDEN
HUNTER
SHERON
BIGGINS
M. SALISBURY
BAGGLEY
E. ILDERTON
MARCH SAT 2
1-1
GILLINGHAM
9th
3,019
CAIRNS
BURNS
EASTHAM
SOUTTAR
HUSBAND 1
COYLE
SOWERBY
SHERON
MADDEN
EVANS
HUNTER
NADESAN
GARNER
SAT 9
2-0
WALSALL
10th
4,986
CAIRNS
BURNS
EASTHAM
SOUTTAR
HUSBAND
HOLT
R. WALLACE
SOWERBY
MADDEN
EVANS
HUNTER
NADESAN
RYDEL
N. HAIR
TUE 12
2-1
COVENTRY CITY
10th
9,220
CAIRNS
BURNS
EASTHAM
SOUTTAR
COYLE
HOLT
R. WALLACE
SHERON
NADESAN
EVANS 1
MADDEN
SOWERBY
HUNTER
RYDEL
C. BOYESON
SAT 16
2-0
PLYMOUTH ARGYLE
10th
2,711
CAIRNS
COYLE
EASTHAM
SOUTTAR
RYDEL
HOLT 1
R. WALLACE
SOWERBY
BURNS
EVANS
MADDEN
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elcome back to Highbury for our final home game of the season against promotion chasing Sunderland tonight. Firstly, I’d like to thank all our sponsors, partners, supporters and VIP clients for their support this season – it really is appreciated. I’d also like to thank the team behind the scenes Head of Commercial for their support of the hospitality operation – Caroline and Paul from Twelve Restaurant, our bar staff led by Emma Riley, our security team Gareth Stote and Pete Wood from Evolution Security as well as our Operations, Ticketing, Marketing and Media departments for the support. Tonight’s Match Sponsors are Blackpool Promotions. Thanks to Jim O’Neil and the team for their ongoing support to Fleetwood Town as the club’s official visitors partner. They have provided away fans with some great deals when visiting Highbury, plus support visitors to Poolfoot Farm for football festivals and tournaments. Blackpool Promotions is the UK’s largest tour operator to Blackpool. Their holidays offer only the best hotels in Blackpool at fantastic prices. They provide you with clean and comfortable accommodation, delicious home cooked meals and live cabaret entertainment, with bingo each evening of your stay. Our Match Ball Sponsors tonight are Lorica Insurance. Thanks to Dave Mackie and the firm for their support as the club’s Academy Sponsor and Club Insurer. Lorica Insurance Brokers (Lorica) are leading chartered insurance brokers with access to risk management services. They work with businesses and individuals, making a real difference to your requirements through their combined skills, experience and partnership approach. Visit them for a quote for your commercial insurance at www. loricainsurance.com. Join us for our End of Season Dinner on Monday 6th May (7pm start), with the management team and the players reflecting on the 2018/19 season. At the time of writing, we have just 24 tickets remaining on general sale with the price just £40pp, which is inclusive of 3 course meal. Call me 07854 846820 to book your places or email commercial@fleetwoodtownfc.com with your requirements. We are also keen to promote the Portugal Tour package this summer for supporters, taking place in Vilamoura, a two-night trip with bed and breakfast in four-star accommodation in the resort has been organised with the club for £349pp going on 12th–14th July 2019, two-nights bed and breakfast in four-star hotel with transfers. This is a great way to enjoy pre-season with friends or family! For 2019/20 commercial opportunities for businesses locally, regionally or nationally to suit your budget - contact us for details.
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11AM
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11AM
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GRIMSBY TOWN
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MANSFIELD TOWN
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ROCHDALE
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TRANMERE ROVERS
0-1
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SHREWSBURY TOWN
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CARLISLE UNITED
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BURY
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WIGAN ATHLETIC
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11AM
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MORECAMBE
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11AM
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12PM
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ACADEMY CIARAN DONNELLY ACADEMY MANAGER
The 2018/19 season has been a fantastic success for this ever growing and evolving academy. For us to have produced a number of academy developed players, and seen them play significant time in the first team is beyond what our expectations were for this stage of an academy, which has only been running for three years. What has happened this season will only aid the development of our academy moving forward. We put this down to the fantastic opportunities which have been presented to our players by the current first team staff, which without their courage to play young players, we would still be looking at when the time might be for academy developed players to make their mark. For me personally, I also have to look at what contributes to this and I am very thankful to have such a great team of people working in the academy. We have an excellent mix of experience and youth in our ranks, and the environment in the academy amongst the staff is where I have been aspiring for it to be since I arrived two years ago. I feel we are getting there but what we have to keep doing is striving forward. We are making excellent strides in creating a culture of development amongst the academy, and the players
are thriving in what it is most certainly a positive environment. This must continue next season and we must continue to grow so that our academy builds a positive reputation and so we can attract excellent players when we look at our Youth Foundation years to our Under 18s. When I look back at the Under 18s, they have performed really well this year. They did the club proud in the FA Youth Cup competition – unfortunately losing out to Bury at Gigg Lane, but for our lads it was a learning curb and one that helpful sees them grow as people and as players. Obviously it is great to see Ryan Rydel, James Hill, Barry Baggley and Dylan Boyle make their debuts this season. As stated earlier, it’s fantastic to have the support from the first team. Simon Wiles has done an excellent job with the group of Under 18s, and has worked really well together with the support of all the academy staff. We are excited about where this group can go next season with the new intake joining them in the summer.
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Over the past season we have continued to grow as a Community Trust, building on a solid foundation that first started back in May 2012. Year on year we continue to surpass our targets and in 2018 and for the first four months of this calendar year, it has been another fantastic year for the charity. Fleetwood Town Community Trust has expanded at a phenomenal rate and we now work in four key themed areas: Sports Participation, Education, Health & Wellbeing and Social Inclusion. Football, and in particular Fleetwood Town Football Club, has the ability to engage people, improve community cohesion and raise the hopes and aspirations of the people across Wyre and surrounding areas where we work. As a Trust, we are committed to ensuring that we respond to local needs whilst working strategically in line with regional and national agendas. The charity have raised in excess of £700,000 in 2018, which will help to deliver around 30 projects to over 13,000 local people. This is
something we are all extremely proud of and we are excited to get into these and as I said earlier, grow what we are doing. Our thriving partnerships play a huge part in allowing us to inspire the local community through our charitable work. I would like to thank all of our partner schools, businesses and groups who engage with us every year. It really does go a long way. The Trust have made a difference to local people – which as the CEO that is definitely one of the main objectives – and it improves participation rates in sport and exercise, delivery of projects around health and inclusion – which is also a programme that has grown massively throughout the year. One event this year that stands out to me was the EFL Day of Action. As a club we got involved in a variety of activities, with one being the Beach Clean at Fleetwood. With the Sky and Premier League initiative, it got the media coverage to help grow their project. On a whole, we are delighted where we are, and we are now looking forward to another year of growth. I would also like to take this opportunity to thank all of our staff, trustees and volunteers who work tirelessly to deliver the many projects and events that really do make a positive difference in our community.
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