#C DARMY SEASON 2015/16 ISSUE NO 05
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THE OFFICIAL PROGRAMME OF FLEETWOOD TOWN
Inside Today’s Issue
Travel info for games at Doncaster & Wigan Dec McManus speaks exclusively to #codarmy We take a look at two players to have donned the CUFC and FTFC jerseys
FLEETWOOD TOWN V COLCHESTER UNITED 22.08.2015
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GrahamAlexander › Good afternoon and welcome back to Highbury Stadium for today’s League One match against Colchester United. I would like to extend our welcome to everyone at Colchester United and wish them all a safe journey home after today’s match.
goals away from home and take all three points was a great reward, especially for the players.
Today we’re back at Highbury after two tough away games with contrasting results if not performances. The first at Oldham left us very frustrated and scratching our heads as to how we came away empty handed.
They have all worked extremely hard since pre-season began and have bought in to everything we are trying to do here. We are still in the early stages of where the Club wants and needs to go and along the way we will have to take a bloody nose now and then.
We created enough excellent chances to score over the course of the game and when we conceded what was the winning goal, it was a bitter pill to take. We played on the front foot from the start and looked very dangerous but we just couldn’t find that finishing touch. We were of course disappointed with the result but pleased with the overall performance. We analyse every game and are always honest with our appraisal to the players and we believed that we saw promising signs of improvement. This belief was realised with our result on Tuesday at Bury. We had just as good a start as before but fell behind to a goal that was both against the run of play and controversial. The difference this time was our ruthlessness in front of goal. We played at a tempo with composure which was great to see and we took the game to the opposition at every opportunity. To score four
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But when we do, we all need to remember how far our Club has come and it hasn’t always been plain sailing. If you want to be successful in life, you have to have strong beliefs, a great resilience and work ethic with an ambition that overcomes any setbacks along way. These are qualities I see in this group of players and all staff we have working here. Enjoy the game today and let the players hear your full support.
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ON theroad › Doncaster Rovers
Travel prices: Season ticket holders: £8 Non season ticket holders: £16 How to get there? Once on the M18, leave at Junction 3 and take the A6182 towards Doncaster (the stadium is well signposted from Junction 3 and is about one and a half miles away). You will pass a retail park on your left and then at the next island (which has the Lakeside Pub visible behind it) turn left onto White Rose Way.
Fleetwood Town travel to Doncaster Rovers on Saturday 29th August for a League One encounter against Paul Dickov’s side. The Cod Army played out a 0-0 draw at the Keepmoat Stadium towards the back end of last season, so will be hoping for victory this time.
Town will be running supporters coaches for the game, departing from Highbury Stadium at 11.30am and 12.30pm. Please specify which time you require when booking.
The Lakeside Shopping Centre is now on your right (the stadium is located directly behind the shopping centre).
Travel prices: Season ticket holders: £5 Non season ticket holders: £10
At the next island turn right onto the industrial estate and after passing the Tesco distribution centre on your right, turn right at the bottom of the road and the stadium is further down on your left.
How to get there? Leave the M6 at Junction 26 and follow the signs for Wigan town centre along the A577.
› Wigan Athletic
After around two miles you will pass an Aldi store on your left before reaching a large a roundabout (which is the junction with the A49).
Town will face the Yorkshire outfit for only the third time in their history, with Town supporters housed in the Corsan Northern Stand.
Graham Alexander takes his side to recently relegated Wigan Athletic on Saturday September 19th.
Ticket prices: Adults: £23 / Seniors (Over 60): £17 / Young Person (17-21): £13 / Junior (12-16): £8 / 11 and under: £5
The Cod Army will make their first ever trip to the DW Stadium to face for the former FA Cup holders, who were in the Championship last season.
The Club will be running supporters coaches for the game, departing from Highbury Stadium at 10am.
Ticket prices: Adults: £20 / Senior (Over 65s): £17 / U18s: £10 / U11s: £5
Keep in the left lane and then at the lights (with the SCS Sofa and Bed store in front) take the left hand filter lane by the large Asda superstore towards Robin Park.
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IntroducingColchester › Essex outfit Colchester United pulled off arguably one of the greatest relegation escapes in the Football League last season. The U’s looked destined for League Two football but a dramatic turn in fortune saw Tony Humes’ men survive on the final day of the season with victory over PNE in front of the Sky cameras. Winning four of their final eight league matches, United’s revival started over the Easter period with back-to-back wins against Port Vale and Barnsley. Their other victory came right here in Fleetwood, as two goals in the final six minutes from Gavin Massey and Chris Porter saw Colchester take maximum points away from the Fylde Coast in a 3-2 thriller. United will be looking to stay away from the bottom four this season, and Humes strengthened his squad during the summer months with the capture of former Newcastle United and Ipswich Town midfielder Darren Ambrose. Ambrose, on his arrival at United, told BBC Essex that he feels Colchester is a club that are certainly heading in the right direction. “I feel as though I’m joining a club on the up. The facilities are fantastic and it’s a young, vibrant team,” Ambrose told BBC Essex. “It’s a move I feel comfortable with. The team plays the right way and I spoke with Elliott Hewitt at Ipswich, who was on 4
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Also through the Colchester Community Stadium entrance door is experienced goalkeeper Elliott Parish and highly thought of midfielder Joe Edwards from Yeovil Town. Colchester began their season at home to Fleetwood’s near neighbours Blackpool, securing a 2-2 draw with goals coming from Ambrose and a volley from Alex Gilbey. Two defeats have since followed for the U’s against Reading in the Capital One Cup and last weekend at Peterborough United. The U’s drew a blank at home to Oldham Athletic on Tuesday evening, but went close to winning the game when Sammie Smzodics hit the inside of the post. Athletic went close in the first half through Jonathan Forte and Liam Kelly, as they maintained their unbeaten start to the campaign. United improved after the interval, with Joe Edwards and Darren Ambrose seeing efforts go just wide.
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Communitytrust › Community Trust name their ambassadors Chris Maxwell, Declan McManus, Eggert Jonsson and Nick Haughton have been chosen as the Club’s community ambassadors.
› Maxwell: It’s important players take an interest in the community
“Schools and teachers have major influences on what type of people the children in our community end up being.
It entails to agreeing to the use of their name, profile and image as well as three or four personal visits in a season.
“It’s definitely something that’s close to my heart.”
The visits will reinforce the messages the Club and Community Trust wish to portray within the particular theme.
› Town have the perfect answer for life after high school
The ambassadors for the Club are as follows: Eggert Jonsson - Health Ambassador Nick Haughton - Sports Participation Ambassador Declan McManus - Social Inclusion Ambassador
Goalkeeper Chris Maxwell was delighted to be named the Community Trust’s Education Ambassador for the 2015/16 campaign. The Welshman won the Community’s Player of the Year award last season for his fantastic work in and around the local area. Alongside Declan McManus, Eggert Jonsson and Nick Haughton, who have all also been named ambassadors, Maxwell will continue to help local youngsters. He said: “It’s important that the players take interest in the community with it being such a tight-nit one. “The players are seen as role models who should encourage good behaviour, good morals and principles amongst the
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“It’s a really important thing for me as it’s something I enjoyed doing when I was a young lad. “Education is massively important and it’s vital everyone works hard whatever age they are.
The role of ambassador is to represent the Club and promote the Club’s themes and CSR agenda to the wider community.
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Dream start for McManusat Highbury › Scottish striker Declan McManus enjoyed a fine start to his Fleetwood Town career when he netted a thunderbolt from distance against Southend United on the opening day of the 2015/16 Sky Bet League One season at Highbury. McManus put pen to paper on a deal with the Cod Army from Aberdeen during the summer, having enjoyed a successful season on-loan at Morton last year, where he finished the season as top goalscorer as well as being named the division’s player of the year. His goalscoring exploits in the Scottish League One attracted the interest of Town, with the youngster finding the net on 23 occasions, and helping his parent side to promotion to the Scottish Championship. He now hopes to replicate this form for Graham Alexander’s side, and has set himself an early target of 10 goals in his debut season in English football, but admits the main priority is to help the team achieve in their second campaign at this level. In an exclusive interview with #codarmy, the Club’s official match day programme, McManus discusses his move to the Fylde Coast and how he settled into life at Highbury after moving south of the border. He said: “I’ve enjoyed every minute of it so far at Fleetwood. I personally got off to a flyer in the league against Southend but every game has been tough. “The Hartlepool game was obviously a different kind of tie but sometimes that happens in the cup and it was a disappointment to be knocked out.
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“We’ve shown in large parts of games that we’re a very good team, and have been the better team in all of our games so far.
“I didn’t want to sit there and do nothing on the bench, so that’s why I went to Morton to try and showcase myself and I managed to do that.”
“Unfortunately the results don’t show that but it’s early on and if we can pick up a win I’m sure it will look completely different.”
The opportunity to ply his trade in English football was one he admits he couldn’t turn down, and now wants to kick-on and help Town better their 10th place finish last year.
His introduction to the Cod Army faithful against the Shrimpers was a spectacular one, with his strike an early contender for goal of the season, as he beat visiting keeper Daniel Bentley from all of 25 yards.
“It was always an ambition of mine to come down south
“It was a dream start for me on my debut, but the most important thing that day was a win and we never managed to get that. “Hopefully I can score more goals for Fleetwood now. I’ll take any sort of goal really but ones like my opener at Highbury will do me nicely. “A striker’s job is to score goals and last year up in Scotland I managed to score a number of goals which was pleasing. “If a striker scores that many goals there’s usually a chance of interest, and that luckily happened for me and Fleetwood got in touch. “I’d made 13 or 14 substitute appearances for Aberdeen who are obviously a big club in Scotland and are on the up at the
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Pulled it on inthe past › Dean Howell and Steven Gillespie are two former Town players to have donned the Colchester United jersey during their careers.
moving on to Altrincham and Warrington Town.
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Defender Howell joined Colchester in 2005 on a six-month contract but a double hernia restricted his appearances.
Gillespie spent four seasons in Essex but saw opportunities limited as his stay was marred by dogged injuries, but did manage to find the net 25 times in 98 appearances. The striker joined Colchester for a club record fee from Cheltenham Town in the summer of 2008 after enjoying a productive spell in Gloucestershire. He began his career in the youth set-up at Liverpool before moving south to Bristol City in 2004 and spending a couple of
seasons at Ashton Gate. It was during that time in Bristol where he first appeared for Cheltenham, joining them on loan on two separate occasions.
Dean Howell
After becoming a fans favourite at Whaddon Road, he made his move permanent in 2006 and scored 16 goals during the 2007/08 campaign. It was this form that made the U’s make a move for the attacker, and he later penned a deal at the club as they looked to regain their Championship status. Despite a promising start, injuries played a part in his progression and he struggled to make a real impact in Essex. His form improved when the U’s appointed former Cheltenham boss John Ward as their new manager, as he netted nine goals in ten starts. Gillespie committed his future to Colchester for a further two years in May 2011, and ended the season with 11 goals in League One, his best return in the Football League. The Cod Army snapped up Gillespie in June 2012 and he netted only four times as he failed to replicate his Colchester form at Highbury. He left Town during the January transfer window in 2014, and teamed up with Ward once again at Bristol Rovers, before
He featured only four times for the U’s after joining them from Halifax Town where he had caught the eye the previous campaign. Howell joined the Cod Army on a two-year deal in 2012 after being released by Crawley Town, and played a key part in Fleetwood’s first season in the Football League. He appeared 38 times for Town over two seasons, and spent time out on loan at Bury during the 2013/14 campaign.
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TODAY’S SPONSORS
We welcome JT BYRNE FUNERAL DIRECTORS as our Match Sponsors for today’s game. Based in Fleetwood and Cleveleys, they are qualified independent funeral directors with two generations of expertise. We are delighted that John Byrne and his family run firm have again committed a significant seasonal deal for the 2015/16 season and thank them for their support to the Club – this year they will be known as our official memorial partner. Ball Sponsors today are our new print partners HESKETH PRESS. Welcome to Matt Porter and the team from the company. It’s another fantastic partnership deal for the Club and we hope that the association will bring with them new business with other commercial partners. For more information visit www.heskethpress.com or for a quote on all your printing needs call Matt Porter on 01253 875484
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the new campaign. Our new brochure is available to download via the website, while hard copies are also available from the commercial department at Highbury. Call the Commercial Team on 07854 846820 for an appointment to discuss any sponsorship ideas or partnership.
If you have any function ideas or plans for 2015/16 please get in touch.
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The club are hosting a golf day on Wednesday 16th September at Fleetwood Golf Club. An FTFC player will join teams of three from local businesses for an afternoon of golf, great prizes and catering from Twelve. Call the Commercial Team for full event details and prices to enter a team on 07854 846820.
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Fleetwood Town Football Club Fixtures 2015/16 AUGUST Sat 8th Southend United Sat 15th Oldham Athletic Tue 18th Bury (7.45pm) Sat 22nd Colchester United Sat 29th Doncaster Rovers
JANUARY Sat 2nd Bury Sat 9th Colchester United Sat 16th Rochdale Sat 23rd Doncaster Rovers Sat 30th Bradford City
SEPTEMBER Sat 5th Rochdale Sat 12th Bradford City Sat 19th Wigan Athletic Sat 26th Port Vale Tue 29th Gillingham (7.45pm)
FEBRUARY Sat 6th Shrewsbury Town Sat 13th Port Vale Sat 20th Scunthorpe United Sat 27th Coventry City
OCTOBER Sat 3rd Scunthorpe United Sat 10th Coventry City Sat 17th Burton Albion Tue 20th Sheffield United (7.45pm) Sat 24th Barnsley Sat 31st Chesterfield NOVEMBER Sat 14th Peterborough United Sat 21st Swindon Town Tue 24th Millwall (7.45pm) Sat 28th Blackpool DECEMBER Sat 12th Walsall Sat 19th Crewe Alexandra Sat 26th Shrewsbury Town Mon 28th Wigan Athletic
MARCH Tue 1st Gillingham (7.45pm) Sat 5th Sheffield United Sat 12th Burton Albion Sat 19th Barnsley Sat 26th Chesterfield Mon 28th Peterborough United APRIL Sat 2nd Swindon Town Sat 9th Southend United Sat 16th Oldham Athletic Tue 19th Millwall (7.45pm) Sat 23rd Blackpool Sat 30th Walsall MAY Sun 8th Crewe Alexandra
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Fleetwood Town earned their first three points of the new Sky Bet League One season on Tuesday night as they played out a thriller against Bury at Gigg Lane.
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It was to get better for the visitors with just under 10 minutes to play as Lyle Della-Verde was fouled in the area, and Antoni Sarcevic stepped up to convert the spot kick. The Cod Army were given a scare moments later however when Danny Rose reduced the arrears, but Graham Alexander’s side held on for an impressive victory.
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After the game, the manager said: “We produced a superb performance to win. Gigg Lane is always a tough place to come as they’re a good team. “We deserved the three points without a doubt, and the players deserve a massive pat on the back as they were fantastic.”
For match tickets, please call 01253 775080 or book online at www.highburystore.com.
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The Shakers retook the advantage just after the quarter hour mark when Tom Soares tapped home at the back post, but Tyler Forbes equalised with his first Football League goal.
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1. Chris Maxwell (GK) 2. Conor McLaughlin 3. Danny Andrew 4. Stevie Jordan 5. Eggert Jónsson 6. Nathan Pond © 7. Amari’i Bell 8. Jimmy Ryan 9. Jamie Proctor 10. Jamille Matt 11. Lyle Della-Verde 12. Tyler Forbes 14. Bobby Grant 17. Declan McManus 18. Antoni Sarcevic 19. Vamara Sonogo 21. Brendan Moore (GK) 22. Ashley Hunter 23. David Ball 27. Nick Haughton 28. Jack Sowerby 41. Andreas Arestidou
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1. Sam Walker 3. Matthew Briggs 4. Joe Edwards 5. Alex Wynter 6. George Elokobi 7. Drey Wright 8. Alex Gilbey 9. Chris Porter 10. George Moncur 11. Gavin Massey 12. Chris Lewington 14. Tosin Olufemi 15. Frankie Kent 16. Byron Lawrence 17. Sammie Szmodics 18. Tom Eastman 19. Macauley Bonne 20. Tom Lapslie 21. Dion Sembie-Ferris 22. Kane Vincent-Young 23. Michael O’Donoghue 24. Richard Brindley 28. Darren Ambrose 30. Dan Holman 33. Elliott Parish
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For more information on what’s included or to book, please contactthe Community Trust on (01253) 775080 ext. 3 or via email: community@fleetwoodtownfc.com
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