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ood afternoon and welcome to Highbury for today’s Sky Bet League One match with Southend United. I’d like to extend that welcome to Kevin Bond, his staff and players, as well as the directors and supporters who have made the journey up from Southend to today’s game. Myself and Clint Hill know Bondy really well from our time at QPR, and we know that he will have his team well organised for today’s game. Other than today, we wish him and his staff all the best for the remainder of the current campaign. We have dedicated today’s fixture to support the work of Kick It Out in their 25th anniversary season and encourage our supporters to get behind everything they do. For 25 years, Kick It Out has played a vital
role in ensuring that everyone, regardless of background is welcome in our game. This season, we have seen a number of high-profile incidents that prove the sport needs to support their work now more than ever. Their message of equality is extremely important to us at Fleetwood Town and this is why we’re supporting Kick It Out today and encourage you all to report any discrimination you hear or witness at a game. We come into today’s game on the back of two straight victories against Plymouth and Accrington, and two performances I was really pleased with. Especially last Saturday at Accrington, against a team who are fighting for their lives and on a difficult surface, we answered every question defensively and were probably a little unlucky to not win by more goals.
I want to say a big thank you to our outstanding support that we had last Saturday at Accrington. For me, it was our best away support of the season, and the backing that the lads got definitely got the team over the line and three crucial points. The gauntlet has been thrown down for the rest of the season – both at home and away – and if we are to continue winning we need the supporters with us. Enjoy today’s game,
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Defender Harry Souttar eager to build on the impact made last season in his second spell at Highbury, after returning on-loan from Stoke City.
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arry Souttar has been welcomed back to Fleetwood Town with open arms. The central defender stood tall on the Mount as a drone camera circled the promenade before panning in on him, accompanied by dramatic music. A confident wave to camera and a reintroduction that would have delighted his growing fan base in the town, “We did that in one take. Call me OneShot Souttar!” With just eleven appearances in his first loan during the second half of last season, Harry quickly established himself in the hearts of the Cod Army. “Yes, I think they know that I always give my best every time I go on the park. As a fan that’s all you can ask for.” Testimony to him was the amount of clamour on social media over the summer as to whether he would be returning to Highbury. “I’m delighted to be back. I’ve not stopped smiling since I arrived! I definitely want to give something back to the club who showed faith in me. “It was my first experience of a run of games in English football and ended on a bit of a sour note with injuries and a three-match suspension for the sending-off against Barnsley in April. “It made me even more determined to come back and serve the team as best as I can.” Harry began strongly, nominated for Sky Bet League One Player of the Month for February, despite a tough schedule of fixtures. “It was a nice accolade in what was my first full month at the club. I did not really know what to expect when I arrived, neither did the fans. “I just remember trying to do the basics well in the first few games here. It was a
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tough start with Charlton Athletic, later to be promoted, at home, followed by Bradford City away. “We came away with one-nil victories in both games. Losing 2-1 at home to leaders Luton Town was unfortunate. I thought we deserved more from that game. “Then, it was another clean sheet and 1-0 win, this time at Burton Albion. All in all, February was a pretty good month for the club and for me. “I wanted to progress from there and finish the season as strongly as I had started it for Fleetwood. Being unable to do that certainly drove me to want to return. “The sending-off was something I have definitely learned from. Some would say it was a rash tackle on Cameron McGeehan but for me the video showed that I only had eyes for the ball and did not attempt to hurt the player. “Over my career I do get penalized more for my size, and particularly the size of my arms, than a smaller player might do. I tell the referees every game but they just tell me to get on with it. I’m hoping that one of them might eventually understand!” During March, Harry was away for thirteen days representing Australia U23s who had three matches in the pre-Olympic qualifying competition. They were held in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, against the home side, Chinese Taipei and Korean Republic. “We got through to the Asia Cup as the top ranked second-placed side in the competition. “The sixteen-team tournament will be held in Thailand in January and if we reach the semi-final of that we will qualify for the Olympic Games. “That is a big incentive. Having watched the Olympics throughout my life, taking part is not something that I thought I’d ever
do. To qualify and be part of it would be a great achievement for me.” For a twenty-year old raised on the east coast of Scotland this was an unlikely development. “I spoke to the goalkeeper, Adam Federici, an Australian who is at Stoke City, and Ryan McGowan who was in the first team at Dundee United when I was in the Youth Team. The conversation turned to family and the fact that my mother is Australian born. One or two phone calls and meetings later and we were off and running! “We won the first match 6-0 against Cambodia and I played in the next two. We won 6-0 against Chinese Taipei and drew 2-2 against the Korean Republic. “We got through on a tricky pitch which could have produced a banana skin type of shock. It was a case of job done, really. “The temperature was in the late twenties or early thirties but we trained late in the day and the games were at night. “We weren’t exposed to the most intense heat. I acclimatized quite well. It was certainly different from Brechin! The family stayed at home, it was a few steps too far for them! “I’ve got a taste for international football now and it was good to meet the lads and be in and amongst them although there wasn’t a lot of time to gel and spend time together. “Two were connected with English football, one of them connected with Fleetwood, in fact! Aiden O’Neill had been at Fleetwood on loan from Burnley a couple of years back and spoke very happily about the club. “Then there was a lad called Jordan Holmes who I got on really well with. He is a goalkeeper and on St. Mirren’s books at the time.
"I'M DELIGHTED TO BE BACK. I'VE NOT STOPPED SMILING SINCE I ARRIVED! I DEFINITELY WANT TO GIVE SOMETHING BACK TO THE CLUB WHO SHOWED FAITH IN ME." “Overall, there was a good mix of lads. A couple of others had European connections but most of them played in Australia. “I was kind of lucky when I went away. Although, I was absent for thirteen days I was due to miss just one game. However, it was the Sunderland game which was postponed due to internationals. “Not missing any games was a bonus. I flew back on the Thursday and we played Accrington Stanley away on the Saturday. I scored the winning goal from a header. It was a brilliant corner from Ross Wallace right on to my head and I just did the rest!” “Following the end of the season, I went away with the Australian first team to a training camp. It was a great experience and the standard was really high. “It was a wonderful experience that I will try to learn from. Then I had a short break before returning to Stoke City for a couple of weeks. I went to Holland on their pre-season tour. It was brilliant to be among their big players. “I trained alongside Ryan Shawcross who is a great professional with plenty of Premier League experience under his belt. “I don’t think he gets the credit he deserves for how good a player he is. He’s always in first and away last and there are good reasons why he has played so many games. To be learning off such guys is great experience.
“Deep down I knew that I wanted to come back to Fleetwood Town. “The Stoke manager, Nathan Jones, told me that I would be going out on loan again so my mind was made up. He had come in in January when I think it had been pretty much decided what the plans would be for me. “We had an honest chat and all parties were happy for me to get further experience elsewhere. There was only one place for me after that. “I spoke to my agent and kind of told him where my head was at. I told him to get the deal done. “These days the matters are very much handled by the club and the agents so I didn’t have too much contact with Fleetwood other than speaking to a couple of the players and they knew how much it meant to me to come back. After the end of last season, it is definitely a case of unfinished business for me. “It’s great to be involved in two high-profile friendlies this week, a real test of where we are ahead of the season. “Rejoining training this week, it is clear that the intensity is at a pretty high level. “All the running and base work has been done while I was away, doing the bleep tests and others with Stoke City! Having played for Fleetwood at Carlisle United last weekend, Harry sported his new number six shirt as he returned to Highbury on Tuesday against Premier League side Burnley.
Defending against a strong team including the likes of Ashley Barnes and Chris Wood will have provided worthy preparation for the League One campaign ahead. Two opportunities to head a goal past former England keeper, Joe Hart, went begging but will have increased the Scot’s resolve to get on the scoresheet a time or two during the coming season! “I don’t think that many footballers will admit to liking pre-season but everyone will tell you that it has to be done. “The harder you work the more you will benefit from the effort later on. My aim is to achieve success this season with Fleetwood. The lads have really welcomed me back and the banter is still there as much as ever in the dressing room. “That is one of the reasons why I wanted to come back. “I enjoyed it so much last time round. Take Ash Hunter, for instance. He’s always on the move and like a little cousin!’ Harry is Fleetwood Town’s sixth signing this season, following some quality players into the club, ‘Yes, they are all good players and Paul Coutts is born in Aberdeen so we share that!’ Physically tall and tall in stature, Harry Souttar will surely endear himself even more to the fans at Fleetwood this season. Town vNorth Burnley Fleetwood Fleetwood Town v Preston End
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MANAGER - ALEX NEIL JOINED IN JULY 2017
DANGER MAN - SEAN MAGUIRE SCORED A HAT-TRICK v AFC FYLDE IN PRE-SEASON
FAMILIAR FACE - BEN DAVIES PLAYED FOR TOWN ON LOAN IN 2016/17 SEASON
LILYWHITES PRESTON NORTH END | FORMED: 1880 | GROUND: DEEPDALE (23,404) MANAGER: ALEX NEIL | 2018/19 SKY BET CHAMPIONSHIP POSITION: 14TH 6
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GFIXTURES AFFER’& SRESULTS NOTES Date
Results
Comp.
Opposition
KEY: GAMES HOME (BOLD) & AWAY (LIGHT) GOALSCORER 1 BOOKED
Att.
RED CARD
SUBSTITUTE ON/OFF
FIXTURES RESULTS GAF F ER’S& NO T ES
FIRST SUB SECOND SUB THIRD SUB
Starting XI
SKY BET LEAGUE ONE TABLE 2019/20
Substitutes Used
AUGUST
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W
D
L
F
A
+/-
Pts
SAT 3
-
L1
PETERBOROUGH UNITED (A)
-
1
ACCRINGTON STANLEY
0
0
0
0
0
0
+0
0
SAT 10
-
L1
AFC WIMBLEDON (H)
-
2
AFC WIMBLEDON
0
0
0
0
0
0
+0
0
TUE 13
-
CC R1
NOTTINGHAM FOREST (A)
-
3
BLACKPOOL
0
0
0
0
0
0
+0
0
SAT 17
-
L1
DONCASTER ROVERS (A)
-
4
BOLTON WANDERERS
0
0
0
0
0
0
+0
0
TUE 20
-
L1
WYCOMBE WANDERERS (H)
-
5
BRISTOL ROVERS
0
0
0
0
0
0
+0
0
SAT 24
-
L1
ACCRINGTON STANLEY (H)
-
6
BURTON ALBION
0
0
0
0
0
0
+0
0
SAT 31
-
L1
LINCOLN CITY (A)
-
7
BURY
0
0
0
0
0
0
+0
0
8
COVENTRY CITY
0
0
0
0
0
0
+0
0
CAIRNS
SOUTHAM-HALES
EASTHAM
MORGAN
ANDREW
BURNS
DEMPSEY
R.WALLACE
MORRIS
MADDEN
McALENY
HUNTER
SEPTEMBER
BIGGINS
SHERON
TUE 3
-
CT
ACCRINGTON STANLEY (A)
-
9
DONCASTER ROVERS
0
0
0
0
0
0
+0
0
SAT 7
-
L1
OXFORD UNITED (H)
-
10
FLEETWOOD TOWN
0
0
0
0
0
0
+0
0
GILLINGHAM
0
0
0
0
0
0
+0
0
IPSWICH TOWN
0
0
0
0
0
0
+0
0
SAT 14
-
L1
SOUTHEND UNITED (A)
-
11
TUE 17
-
L1
BURY (H)
-
12
SAT 21
-
L1
ROCHDALE (H)
-
WED 25
-
CT
LIVERPOOL U21s (H)
-
14
MILTON KEYNES DONS
0
0
0
0
0
0
+0
0
-
15
OXFORD UNITED
0
0
0
0
0
0
+0
0
16
PETERBOROUGH UNITED
0
0
0
0
0
0
+0
0
17
PORTSMOUTH
0
0
0
0
0
0
+0
SAT 28
-
L1
SHREWSBURY TOWN (A)
13
OCTOBER SAT 5
-
L1
IPSWICH TOWN (H)
-
SAT 12
-
L1
SUNDERLAND (A)
-
SAT 19
-
L1
BURTON ALBION (H)
-
WED 23
-
L1
COVENTRY CITY (A)
-
SAT 26
-
L1
MILTON KEYNES DONS (H)
-
NOVEMBER SAT 2
-
L1
BOLTON WANDERERS (A)
-
TUE 12
-
CT
OLDHAM ATHLETIC (H)
-
SAT 16
-
L1
PORTSMOUTH (A)
-
SAT 23
-
L1
TRANMERE ROVERS (H)
-
DECEMBER SAT 7
-
L1
BLACKPOOL (A)
-
SAT 14
-
L1
GILLINGHAM (H)
-
SAT 21
-
L1
ROTHERHAM UNITED (A)
-
THU 26
-
L1
ROCHDALE (A)
-
SUN 29
-
L1
BRISTOL ROVERS (H)
-
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LINCOLN CITY
0
0
0
0
0
0
+0
0
0
18
ROCHDALE
0
0
0
0
0
0
+0
0
19
ROTHERHAM UNITED
0
0
0
0
0
0
+0
0
20
SHREWSBURY TOWN
0
0
0
0
0
0
+0
0
21
SOUTHEND UNITED
0
0
0
0
0
0
+0
0
22
SUNDERLAND
0
0
0
0
0
0
+0
0
23
TRANMERE ROVERS
0
0
0
0
0
0
+0
0
24
WYCOMBE WANDERERS
0
0
0
0
0
0
+0
0
FLEETWOOD TOWN APPEARANCES & GOALSCORERS Total Apps (All Comps)
Total Goals (All Comps)
1
CAIRNS, ALEX
2019/20 Apps 2019/20 Goals (All Comps) (All Comps)
0 (0)
0
130 (1)
0
2
COYLE, LEWIE
0 (0)
0
91 (2)
0
3
ANDREW, DANNY
0 (0)
0
15 (3)
0
5
EASTHAM, ASHLEY
0 (0)
0
142 (4)
6
6
SOUTTAR, HARRY
0 (0)
0
11 (0)
1
7
BURNS, WESLEY
0 (0)
0
72 (36)
18
8
DEMPSEY, KYLE
0 (0)
0
101 (15)
10
McALENY, CONOR
0 (0)
0
28 (25)
6
11
MORRIS, JOSH
0 (0)
0
59 (5)
10
14
SOUTHAM-HALES, MACAULEY
0 (0)
0
0 (1)
0
15
COUTTS, PAUL
0 (0)
0
0 (0)
16
ROSSITER, JORDAN
0 (0)
0
0 (0)
0
17
MADDEN, PADDY
0 (0)
0
59 (10)
25
4
WED 1
-
L1
SUNDERLAND (H)
-
SAT 4
-
L1
IPSWICH TOWN (A)
-
SAT 11
-
L1
BURTON ALBION (A)
-
SAT 18
-
L1
SHREWSBURY TOWN (H)
-
SAT 25
-
L1
BRISTOL ROVERS (A)
-
TUE 28
-
L1
COVENTRY CITY (H)
-
19
JONES, GETHIN
0 (0)
0
SAT 1
-
L1
DONCASTER ROVERS (H)
-
20
MORGAN, CRAIG
0 (0)
0
24 (2)
0
SAT 8
-
L1
AFC WIMBLEDON (A)
-
22
HUNTER, ASHLEY
0 (0)
0
105 (92)
37
TUE 11
-
L1
WYCOMBE WANDERERS (A)
-
25
MARNEY, DEAN
0 (0)
0
17 (2)
1
SAT 15
-
L1
PETERBOROUGH UNITED (H)
-
27
BIGGINS, HARRISON
0 (0)
0
17 (24)
1
SAT 22
-
L1
PORTSMOUTH (H)
-
28
SOWERBY, JACK
0 (0)
0
43 (23)
7
SAT 29
-
L1
TRANMERE ROVERS (A)
-
29
SHERON, NATHAN
0 (0)
0
26 (10)
0
30
BAGGLEY, BARRY
0 (0)
0
0 (3)
0
FEBRUARY
MARCH
17 (2)
0
0
SAT 7
-
L1
BLACKPOOL (H)
-
31
CRELLIN, BILLY
0 (0)
0
1 (0)
0
SAT 14
-
L1
GILLINGHAM (A)
-
33
HILL, JAMES
0 (0)
0
1 (2)
0
SAT 21
-
L1
ROTHERHAM UNITED (H)
-
34
GARNER, GED
0 (0)
0
2 (2)
1
SAT 28
-
L1
BOLTON WANDERERS (H)
-
35
RYDEL, RYAN
0 (0)
0
3 (3)
0
LAST RESULT
APRIL SAT 4
-
L1
MILTON KEYNES DONS (A)
-
FRI 10
-
L1
ACCRINGTON STANLEY (A)
-
MON 13
-
L1
LINCOLN CITY (H)
-
SAT 18
-
L1
OXFORD UNITED (A)
-
SAT 25
-
L1
SOUTHEND UNITED (H)
-
0-2
MAY SUN 3
-
L1
BURY (A)
-
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Welcome back to Highbury for our final pre-season game before the big kick off next week. It’s been a very busy off-season both on and off the pitch and we have not only welcomed in some new players but also some new sponsors. It all promises for an exciting season ahead and we are thrilled to have you join us on the journey. Our new inhouse catering team is delivering some outstanding food so don’t miss out on the opportunity of being one of the first to sample these extraordinary dishes. Hospitality is available right now for AFC Wimbledon on 10th August with prices starting at £65pp. We also have Ball Sponsorship available for just £850pp which includes a hospitality table of 10. Contact me on 07854 846820 to discuss all options available.
Competition
Opposition
Grade
AUGUST 2019 SAT 10
SKY BET LEAGUE ONE
AFC WIMBLEDON
TUE 20
SKY BET LEAGUE ONE
WYCOMBE WANDERERS
B C
SAT 24
SKY BET LEAGUE ONE
ACCRINGTON STANLEY
B
SEPTEMBER 2019 SAT 07
SKY BET LEAGUE ONE
OXFORD UNITED
B
TUE 17
SKY BET LEAGUE ONE
BURY
B
SAT 21
SKY BET LEAGUE ONE
ROCHDALE
B
OCTOBER 2019 SAT 05
SKY BET LEAGUE ONE
IPSWICH TOWN
A
SAT 19
SKY BET LEAGUE ONE
BURTON ALBION
B
SAT 26
SKY BET LEAGUE ONE
MILTON KEYNES DONS
B
TRANMERE ROVERS
A
NOVEMBER 2019
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BALL SPONSOR THE CROSSBAR Home of football, food and family, The Crossbar welcomes all ages whether it’s for breakfast, lunch, dinner or for bar snacks. Watch live sports throughout the week on our giant HD TV screens, enjoy our lovely beer garden, and invite your little ones to play in our play area. Whether you’re planning a trip to Poolfoot Farm with the kids, with your family or with friends, you can book a table at The Crossbar for breakfast, lunch or dinner. With state-of-the-art facilities available for hire throughout the season, they also offer a wide variety of hot & cold buffet options and can cater for up to 200 people. As well as a varied buffet package they can also offer an excellent entertainment package. 10
SAT 23
SKY BET LEAGUE ONE
DECEMBER 2019 SAT 14
SKY BET LEAGUE ONE
GILLINGHAM
C
SUN 29
SKY BET LEAGUE ONE
BRISTOL ROVERS
B
JANUARY 2020 WED 01
SKY BET LEAGUE ONE
SUNDERLAND
A*
SAT 18
SKY BET LEAGUE ONE
SHREWSBURY TOWN
B
TUE 28
SKY BET LEAGUE ONE
COVENTRY CITY
B
FEBRUARY 2020 SAT 01
SKY BET LEAGUE ONE
DONCASTER ROVERS
B
SAT 15
SKY BET LEAGUE ONE
PETERBOROUGH UNITED
C
SAT 22
SKY BET LEAGUE ONE
PORTSMOUTH
A
MARCH 2020 SAT 07
SKY BET LEAGUE ONE
BLACKPOOL
A*
SAT 21
SKY BET LEAGUE ONE
ROTHERHAM UNITED
A
SAT 28
SKY BET LEAGUE ONE
BOLTON WANDERERS
A
APRIL 2020 MON 13
SKY BET LEAGUE ONE
LINCOLN CITY
A
SAT 25
SKY BET LEAGUE ONE
SOUTHEND UNITED
A
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GAF F ER’S ACADEMY NO T ES
FOOTBALLING HEROes?
GO TO KARAOKE SONG?
Lionel Messi or Steven Gerrard
It has to be Wonderwall by Oasis
best footballing moment?
BEST THING ABOUT BEING A FOOTBALLER?
My debut for Fleetwood!
Getting to play everyday
best advice?
GO TO EMOJI?
Never give up when you’ve had a set-back. Keep going!
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FLEETWOOD TOWN UNDER-18S UNDER-18S YOUTH ALLIANCE FIXTURES 2019/20 DATE
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K/O
H/A
OPPONENTS
RES
SAT 23
10:30AM
H
BLACKPOOL
-
SAT 30
11:00AM
A
MORECAMBE
-
FLEETWOOD TOWN UNDER-18S YOUTH ALLIANCE LEAGUE TABLE 2019/20
DECEMBER 2019 SAT 14 10:30AM JANUARY 2020 SAT 04 11:00AM
H
TRANMERE ROVERS
-
A
ROCHDALE
-
D
L
GD PTS
SAT 11
10:30AM
A
WALSALL
-
1
ACCRINGTON STANLEY
0
0
0
0
+0
TEAM
PLD W
0
AUGUST 2019 SAT 17 10:30AM
H
BURY
-
SAT 18
11:00AM
H
SHREWSBURY TOWN
-
2
BLACKPOOL
0
0
0
0
+0
0
SAT 24
A
MANSFIELD TOWN (CUP GROUP G1)
-
A
PRESTON NORTH END
-
3
BURY
0
0
0
0
+0
0
SAT 31 10:30AM SEPTEMBER 2019 SAT 07 11:00AM
H
ROCHDALE
-
SAT 25 10:30AM FEBRUARY 2020 SAT 08
11:00AM
A
PORT VALE
-
4
CARLISLE UNITED
0
0
0
0
+0
0
A
TRANMERE ROVERS
-
SAT 15
10:30AM
A
SALFORD CITY
-
5
FLEETWOOD TOWN
0
0
0
0
+0
0
SAT 21
10:30AM
H
PRESTON NORTH END
-
H
CARLISLE UNITED
-
6
MORECAMBE
0
0
0
0
+0
0
SAT 28 11:00AM OCTOBER 2019 SAT 05 TBA
A
SHREWSBURY TOWN
-
SAT 22 10:30AM MARCH 2020 SAT 07 11:00AM
ACCRINGTON STANLEY
-
OLDHAM ATHLETIC
0
0
A
7
0
0
+0
0
H
CARLISLE UNITED (CUP GROUP G2)
-
SAT 14
10:30AM
H
OLDHAM ATHLETIC
-
8
PORT VALE
0
0
0
0
+0
0
SAT 12
10:30AM
A
CARLISLE UNITED
-
H
MORECAMBE
-
9
PRESTON NORTH END
0
0
0
0
+0
0
SAT 19
-
SAT 21 10:30AM APRIL 2020 SAT 04 10:30AM
0
A
BLACKPOOL
-
SAT 18
12:00AM
H
PORT VALE
-
SAT 25 12:00AM MAY 2020 SAT 02 11:00AM
H
WALSALL
-
A
BURY
-
TBA
10:30AM
H
SALFORD CITY
SAT 26 10:30AM NOVEMBER 2019 SAT 02 10:30AM
A
ROTHERHAM UNITED (CUP GROUP G3) -
A
OLDHAM ATHLETIC
SAT 09
TBA
H
DONCASTER ROVERS (CUP GROUP G4) -
SAT 16
10:30AM
H
ACCRINGTON STANLEY
-
10 ROCHDALE
0
0
0
0
+0
11 SALFORD CITY
0
0
0
0
+0
0
12 SHREWSBURY TOWN
0
0
0
0
+0
0
13 TRANMERE ROVERS
0
0
0
0
+0
0
14 WALSALL
0
0
0
0
+0
0
Fleetwood Fleetwood Town v Preston End Town North v Burnley
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TRUST GAFCOMMUNITY F ER’S NO T ES
communityTRUST Contact the Community Trust! - Call: 01253 775080 option 2 - Email: community@fleetwoodtownfc.com
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COMMUNITY TRUST HOSTING FIVE WEEKS OF MULTI-SPORTS AT SHAKESPEARE PRIMARY!
NCS TAKE 45 YOUNG ADULT ON SUCCESSFUL TRIP TO TOWER WOOD IN THE LAKE DISTRICT!
Alongside our Summer Sports Camps at Poolfoot Farm and Carleton Green, we will also be hosting five weeks of multi-sports at our new school venue, Shakespeare Primary School. Some of you might have been on the last camp we held at the school, but now is your chance to make the most of five weeks of action packed fun! With football, dodgeball, tennis and much more, we guarantee your child will come home happy after a day with us. Prices start at just £10 for a day, or £45 for the week - saving £5 if you book for five days. Now that most school have now broken up for the summer, if your child would love to get involved with the many activities on offer, call 01253 208442 for more details – we can’t wait to see as many as you there on Monday morning!
Our Trust’s National Citizen Service (NCS) programme have been at Tower Wood in the Lake District for an off-site adventure as part of their three week course. With over 45 young adults on the course this year – meaning this is our biggest yet. They’ve all got involved in all the activities that the staff has put on which is always nice to see. And with the sunshine out, the participants have been on Lake Windermere on kayaks, sailing boats and self-build water rafts, with a trip down to Fell Foot & a hike back up the hills. It has been a fantastic five days with plenty of smiles from both NCS staff, Tower Wood staff, and also the boys and girls who attended. We’d like to take this opportunity to thank the staff at Tower Wood who have accommodated us throughout the week, and we look forward to coming back in the near future.
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TEAM OF THE DAY
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Fleetwood Fleetwood Town v Preston End Town North v Burnley
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MATCH OFFICIALS
FLEETWOOD TOWN
REFEREE Peter Bankes
HEAD COACH: JOEY BARTON Alex CAIRNS Lewie COYLE Danny ANDREW Ashley EASTHAM Harry SOUTTAR Wes BURNS Kyle DEMPSEY Conor McALENY Josh MORRIS Macauley SOUTHAM-HALES Paul COUTTS Jordan ROSSITER Paddy MADDEN Gethin JONES Craig MORGAN Ash HUNTER Dean MARNEY Harrison BIGGINS Jack SOWERBY Nathan SHERON Barry BAGGLEY Billy CRELLIN James HILL Gerard GARNER Ryan RYDEL Dan MOONEY
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PRESTON NORTH END MANAGER: ALEX NEIL
ASSISTANT REFEREES Ian Hussin Phil Dermott
FOURTH OFFICIAL Benjamin Speedie
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