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BOARD
FROM THE
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“IT’S ARRIVED AT LAST, A DAY THAT SOME SAID WOULD NEVER HAPPEN, WE’RE HOME”
Our North Counties East League opener at Teversal, when many decided that because they owned a football club jeans and tee shirts didn’t quite seem the correct attire for the day and business suits and cigars would be a better look. After following Boro around the country for many years we suddenly found ourselves visiting places we’d never heard of and grounds that were basic at best. It didn’t matter because we had a club to follow.
Today is not only a great day for
For much of our exile we turned
our club, it is also a massive day for
away games into home ones as we
our town. Football arrives at the
outnumbered the home support. We
Flamingo Land Stadium, a stadium
even managed to do that when we
the like of which that for most of the
travelled all the way to Bideford in
last decade we could only dream of
Devon for an FA Vase match.
calling home. There was a synergy in the fact that Our ten year journey that started on
we clinched our first promotion in
that rainy day at Hunmanby has had
2009 at Teversal where our league
many highs and lows. We all have
experience had begun. That Rob
experiences to share, allow me to
Hoyle goal and our supporters on the
share some of mine.
pitch after the game, a great day.
The news during that dreadful summer of 2007 that our beloved
Then came a double tragedy for us.
Boro was to be no more. Closely
First, our much loved first manager
followed by the news that Simon
Brian France followed by our then
Cope our first Chairman had
Chairman, Richard Adamson passed
gathered a group of willing
away. Both these men had made a
people around him and created
lasting impact on our club and the
Scarborough Athletic. Whilst we are
number of fans at their funerals were
not a direct continuation of our old
testament to how much they were
club, for most of us in our hearts and
loved.
minds we are.
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We then had the “Rudy Years” that
we were in or around the play off
started at Pickering where false
positions and then tragedy stuck
moustaches were the order of the
our club again. Our chairman of 6
day. The push for another promotion
years Dave Holland passed away
continued and none of us that
at a time when we were in sight of
were there will forget our day out
fulfilling his dream and something
in Brighouse. It was the first time
he had worked tirelessly for. That
that club had an attendance of
being our return home. We should all
over a thousand. It is estimated that
be eternally grateful for the amount
our fans numbered around eight
of work and effort Dave put in to
hundred that day. Not bad for a
enable us to be here today in our
team at the ninth level of English
new home. We will be paying tribute
football. We won that game and
to Dave on Tuesday night when we
secured promotion to the Northern
play what will be an annual match
Premier League the following week
in his memory against our former
at Queensgate against Retford.
landlords Bridlington Town. “Thank you Dave”.
What came next was a bit of a shock 6
when the League decided that
That’s all in the past and today
Scarborough was a southern club
marks a new beginning for us.
and we were placed in Northern
Firstly a warm welcome to everyone
Premier Division One South. We
connected with our opponents today
spent our time travelling down to the
Sheffield United. When we sat down
East and West Midlands.
to think of who we would like to play
The following year we were moved
in our first game they were top of the
into the northern section and were
list. There have been many links over
back playing more familiar teams
the years between our two clubs and
like Darlington. It’s fair to say that
when we asked them they didn’t
we’ve had a mixed time in our
hesitate in saying that they would
current league with time at both
love to be part of our return home.
ends of the table.
Thank you Mr McCabe and everyone at Sheffield United for you help in
In early 2016 Steve Kittrick joined
arranging this fixture.
as our manager with the target of avoiding relegation as his primary
The other big news this week was
task. That was achieved and last
that our ground has been named
season began with high hopes of
the “Flamingo Land Stadium”. This
promotion. For most of the season
is a major investment in the future
of our club and enables us to go all
or grandchildren and let’s get the
out for promotion knowing that the
young people of our town back in
required ground improvements to
love with live football.
play in higher leagues will be easier to achieve. Thank you Mr Gibb for
Enjoy your day with us today and
your support in what we believe are
celebrate the fact that “we’re home”.
going to be exciting times for our club.
“Up the Boro”
The local business community are
Trevor
also showing grant faith in us. As you look around the ground today you will see their names surrounding the pitch. I would urge you to support the businesses that are supporting your team. Steve Kittrick has put together a strong squad for the season
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and our aim is promotion. With the changes to the Non-League pyramid impacting favourably on the promotion places this time around we will never have a better opportunity to get into the Premier Division of the Evo-Stik League. If you’re not already a regular supporter I invite you to join us on our journey and enjoy watching regular football close to home. Our aim is to give the town of Scarborough a football team to be proud of and the bigger our crowds, the easier that becomes. Remember that for league games children aged 11 and under are admitted free when with an adult. So bring your children
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FROM THE
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“IT PROMISES TO BE A SPECIAL OCCASION”
many of the new lads in leadership positions at their previous clubs. I am confident going into the new season that we can be right up there challenging for one of the two automatic promotion places. Moving home gives us the perfect
Thank you to everyone for coming
opportunity to progress with the
along to our first match back in
town behind us.
Scarborough this afternoon, it
promises to be a special occasion
The return to Scarborough is a credit
as we welcome Travis Binnion and
to all of the people behind the
his Sheffield United side to play the
scenes who have made it happen
opening match at our new ground.
and to all supporters of Scarborough
Athletic for continuing to support
It has been a long ten years for the
the club in Bridlington. Today is your
club to be playing home games
special day and I hope you all enjoy
in Bridlington, but there is now so
it. You have been waiting for so long
much potential with us based back
to see the club come home and
in the town. When I initially sat down
I am privileged to be in charge of
with the late Dave Holland to talk
Scarborough Athletic today and such
about joining Scarborough Athletic,
a special season around the corner.
he told me with such passion about
the plans for the new ground and
The club has been through a lot
the fan base the club could attract
over the last 12 months, but this is
based back home. I am so sad that
now the start of an exciting future
he is not here to see the club play
for football back in Scarborough.
our first game here today.
Whatever the final result today, I
hope you savour the moment, enjoy
Ever since the season finished I have
the occasion and wear your shirts
been busy along with Chris Bolder
and ‘Back Home’ scarves with pride.
to put our plans in place for this
Football has come home.
season. The new ground, the fan
base we have and the return back
Steve
to Scarborough have helped us to recruit a number of our new signings during the off season. We’ve brought in players from higher leagues, with
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CAPTAIN’S
LOG 10
Good afternoon everyone and
I think we’ve got a great opportunity
welcome to this first pre-season
this season, the league looks like it’s
friendly against a Sheffield United XI.
going to be a bit harder than it was
last year, but with the lads Steve has
All of the lads can’t wait for the game
brought in I think we can be right in
today, we’ve been working hard in
there amongst the top teams in the
training to build up to this match
division.
and to play at our new ground for
the first time.
Thank you for your support this
afternoon, I hope you enjoy the
The atmosphere around the place
occasion and come and support us
today will be electric, we know it’ll be
throughout the new season!
packed for this opening game after so long playing our home games in
Dave Merris
Bridlington. The new lads have settled in really well, we all met at the kit launch last month and there’s already some cracking banter there and it’s continued into our pre-season training.
“ALL OF THE LADS CAN’T WAIT FOR THE GAME TODAY”
THROUGH THE
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“ONE OF THE BIGGEST ACHIEVEMENTS OF MY CAREER”
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LEGENDS EXCLUSIVE
GLORY
DAYS NEIL WARNOCK
Neil Warnock praised the work of
The 68-year-old is currently in charge
everyone involved with Scarborough
at Championship side Cardiff City,
Athletic to keep the club going as
but still looks back fondly on his time
ten years in exile comes to an end
at Scarborough 30 years ago with
today.
pride.
Warnock has played a major role in
“I was given a box of old videos
both Scarborough FC and Sheffield
recently and got them put onto DVD,
United, managing the Seadogs
and they included the promotion
to automatic promotion into the
game against Weymouth and the
Football League back in 1987
celebrations afterwards. It still ranks
and achieving promotion to the
as one of the biggest achievements
promised land of the Premier League
of my career to take Scarborough
with the Blades in 2006.
into the Football League.”
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“We had such a tight-knit squad, I
“It’s fantastic for all the Board
think I only signed about 17 players
members and volunteers to see the
to last us for the season. There was
club return home after the travesty
such a buzz around the place, we
of the Scarborough FC going bust
had the whole town behind us going
back in 2007. I think people had
into the final stages of the season to
just started to doubt whether
see us over the line.”
Scarborough Athletic would ever
return home, ten years is a long time
With Scarborough Athletic now
to lose that connection with the
coming home after a decade in exile
town. But it’s great to see the new
at Bridlington, Warnock sees the
ground completed, it will give the
club going from strength to strength
club a platform to push on in the
based at the new ground.
new season and in the years ahead.”
WARNOCK MAGIC! Winning promotion to Premier League with Sheffield United in 2006.
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“THE NEW GROUND COMPLETED ...Will give the club a platform to push on”
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“I PROMISE THERE WILL BE LOTS OF GOALS AND PLENTY OF ENTERTAINMENT” NAME: EMILE SINCLAIR
MOST FAMOUS PLAYER YOU’VE FACED
AGE: 29
I played with former Manchester
PREVIOUS CLUBS: Nottingham forest macclesfield town peterborough crawley town northampton town doncaster rovers barnsley york city altrincham bradford park avenue
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FAVOURITE CLUB Arsenal - I’ve had my mates messaging me saying they didn’t realise I’d signed for them!! (New Gunners signing Alexandre Lacazette)
Favourite food BBQ Chicken Wings
MOST MEMORABLE MOMENT Getting promoted to the Championship with Nottingham Forest in 2007/08 and scoring my first hat-trick in professional football for Peterborough v Hull City in 2012
best goal Peterborough v Coventry in April 2012 – I was played in 30 yards out then hit it from 25 yards sweetly into the top corner
favourite drink Guinness Punch
hopes for the season I want to finish as top league goal scorer and promotion for the team
WHY BORO? The club is the right platform I need to score goals and push back up through the leagues
MESSAGE TO THE FANS? Get behind us, support us all the way and I promise there will be lots of goals and plenty of entertainment!
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RYAN DAVIES
WHERE ARE YOU NOW?
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“I’ve been a coach at manchester city for the past 3 years”
so many players there of different abilities, but Brian picked me out and invited me along to training.
WHAT WAS THE FIrst friendly against edgehill like? The first friendly against Edgehill it was absolutely pouring down, I didn’t know any of the other lads but there were still over 300 fans around the
Ryan Davies skippered Scarborough Athletic in the club’s first league game in the NCEL Division one against Teversal back in 2007/08. We caught up with the defender to look back at his time with the Seadogs under Brian France
roped off pitch in horrible conditions. Seeing so many fans for that game I knew it was something special.
Then the first league game against Teversal, how did you find out you were the captain? I actually missed the rest of preseason as I went on holiday, so I wasn’t expecting to be starting against Teversal for the first league game. I was even more surmised
HOW DID THE MOVE TO SCARBOROUGH ATHLETIC COME ABOUT?
when Brian took me to one side to
I was playing up at Stokesley in the
just couldn’t believe it!
ask me to captain the side. There was only one answer I was going to give, I
Northern League when one of my family members saw in the Evening
The standout moment from that
News about the opportunity to trial
game was the goal from Tommo to
for Scarborough Athletic.
make it 1-1, I crossed it into him and Dave found the back of the net, it
As I was born in Scarborough,
was an amazing feeling. It wasn’t the
I jumped at the chance to get
result we wanted from that opening
involved. I remember going down to
game, no one spoke to each other in
Pinder Leisure Centre and turning
the dressing room afterwards.
up for the trial and there were just
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in the town can use it and benefit
What was Brian France like as a manager?
from it. I think it’ll help to inspire
Brian was a fantastic manager, he
on the same pitch as the first team
took time to speak to every single
and they can follow their heroes to
player, whether it was before or after
play for the first team in the future. I
training he made the time. There
remember going to Ian Kerr’s Soccer
were some great characters in the
Schools as a lad and being chosen as
dressing room such as Gary Hepples
a ball boy for the game.
the next generation if they can play
to lift us when we needed it in those
me in the end, as I picked up some
You’ve been involved with Manchester City in recent years. What is your role at the club?
niggling injuries that kept me out of
I’ve been a coach with Manchester
the side for much of the middle part
City for the last 3 years, working with
of the season. I did return for the run-
the club’s Academy and the City
in as we went 12 games unbeaten
Women side. I’ve worked with some
towards the end to finish on a high.
amazing coaches but I’m about to
first few months. I had a really frustrating season for
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start a new job with the FA as part of
Have you been following the progress of the club in recent years?
their Education department across
I’ve continued to keep updated
and Sunderland.
with the club’s progress over the years and it’s brilliant that the club is returning home. I saw my first ever football match at the McCain Stadium against Gillingham with my dad and I can’t wait to go with him again to the new ground for the opening game today. I went down to see the new ground a few weeks ago and had my photo taken in front of the old gates from the McCain Stadium, it’s a fantastic new facility. The 3G pitch means so many people
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FAN FOCUS
VIKING SEADOG
ARE GUTTELVIK
“IT WAS LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT”
WHY BORO?
NAME: ARE GUTTELVIK (VIKING SEADOG)
was love at first sight.
AGE: 60 OCCUPATION: School teacher LOCATION: Lørenskog, NORWAY
The old club was the first club to be directly promoted from the Conference, an interesting club to follow from Norway. I made my first trip to Scarborough in 1989, and it
HOW MANY GAMES YOU ATTEND A SEASON? For the last 4-5 years I have been to 10-15 away games and maybe 10 home games per season. I have spent many weekends in Manchester, and every school holiday in Scarborough.
CLUB LEGEND Ryan Blott
CLUB HERO Late Dave Holland, who got us where we are today.
BEST GAME HOW MANY YEARs a FAN? I became a Boro fan in 1987, and a Scarborough Athletic fan since 2007. So 30 years all together.
FIRST BORO GAME? I went to a few games in the league days, but most memorable was the game against Teversal in August 2007, because that meant a new start, a new beginning...
I have witnessed a lot of exciting games. It is difficult to pick one in particular.
WORST GAME I can’t remember. I can remember a few disappointing results, though!
MOST MEMORABLE MOMENT The opening game in our new adventure, against Teversal.
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I would say the away win at Hall
WHAT WOULD YOU DO TO IMPROVE THE TEAM/CLUB?
Road Rangers, when the referee had
We need to act more professionally
to stop the game so we could fill the
both on and off the pitch.
FUNNIEST MOMENT
rabbit holes on the pitch with sand.
THE EXILE... It has been a ten year’s challenge, but we made it!
THE RETURN HOME... This is the beginning of the future.
HOPES FOR THE FUTURE I can see Boro as an established club in the National League (Conference), but no rush!
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NORDIC PRAISE! Joe Cracknell receives the Norweigen Player of the Year Award from Are.
We need to treat both sponsors and fans in a way so they will come back for another season.
PRE-MATCH RITUAL None.
ONE TO WATCH THIS SEASON Emile Sinclair (for some reason...)
ARE’S ALL-TIME BORO XI GK Joe cracknell
DR
DC
DC
DL
ROB HOYLE
Dean lisles
Ben middleton
DAVID MERRIS
MR
MC
MC
ML
CAMERON MURRAY
Adam bolder
bryan hughes
paddy miller
ST
ST
GARY BRADSHAW
RYAN BLOTT
MANAGER: Steve kittrick
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T E R R A C E TA L K
LIFE IN EXILE STEVE ADAMSON
“Today is a culmination of many years hard work, as we finally get to stage a home fixture in scarborouGH”
Scarborough Athletic, quickly rose from the ashes and gained entry into the Northern Counties East League, albeit having to play ‘home’ games in Bridlington after the Council bought the ground on Seamer Road from the administrators, and decided to demolish the Football League standard stadium and sell it for a retail and housing development. The last ten years have been hard, even depressing at times, as Scarborough Athletic battled to climb up through the divisions, with the loyal band of supporters having to make near 40
Well, it’s finally arrived. Senior football
mile round trips to Bridlington for
is back home in Scarborough after
home fixtures.
ten long years in exile 18 miles down the East Coast in Bridlington. How
Today is the culmination of many
many of us, who were present in the
years hard work, as we finally
crowd of 1,196 at the Athletic Ground,
get to stage a home fixture in
Seamer Road back on 21 April 2007
Scarborough. The new Weaponness
to watch Boro draw 1-1 with Leigh
Sports Village does not compare to
RMI in Conference North, could
the magnificent facilities that the
possibly have imagined that it would
Athletic Ground could boast, with
be more than a decade before we
its 6,000 capacity, including 3,500
next watched our team play a home
seats and the wonderful ‘Shed’ that
match in Scarborough? Of course
housed 1,000 standing spectators
so much has happened since that
under cover. But, we’re home at
game against Leigh, including the
last. The new ground compares
winding up of Scarborough FC in
favourably with many of the other
the High Court in Leeds on 20 June
grounds in Evo Stik League Division
2007, that many people thought it
One (North), and hopefully, if
was the end of senior football in our
Boro manage to move into higher
town.
divisions, further seating, terracing and cover will be added when
Fortunately the supporters never gave up, and a new fans owned club,
required.
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Sadly there are some people who
Colin Morris, Steve Charles, Graham
never got to see Boro’s long awaited
Anthony, Rob Scott, John Reed and
return home. Scarborough Athletic’s
Chris Downes. Last season the Blades
first ever manager Brian France,
won the League One championship,
and former chairman Dave Holland
obtaining 100 points from 46
and Richard Adamson, who worked
matches to finish 14 points clear of
so hard to bring the club home,
runners-up Bolton Wanderers, to win
have both passed away, as have
promotion to the Championship.
numerous supporters during the
Their U23 team finished 7th in the
decade long exile from Scarborough.
Professional Development League,
Off the top of my head I can think of
Div 2 (North). The Blades first team
Bernard Newby, Eric Maddison, Chris
are currently in Malaga where they
Wilkins, Derek Mennell, Derek Lee,
played last night, and they begin
Pete Johnson, Paddy Govier, Andy
the Championship campaign on 5
Newham, Bob Bernard, Jim Wood,
August with a home game against
Bill Blackburn, Alan Moffatt and
Brentford, followed by trips to
Maureen Foster, all long standing
Middlesbrough and Cardiff City,
Boro supporters who are no longer
and then a local derby at home to
with us. Hopefully they will all be
Barnsley on 19 August.
looking down from above, as today’s match against a Sheffield United
Everyone connected with
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Scarborough Athletic FC wishes
exciting era for senior football in
Sheffield United well for the
Scarborough.
forthcoming season.
Over the years there have been many links between Scarborough and our visitors for today’s historic match, Sheffield United. Four Blades managers from recent years all had connections with Scarborough FC, Billy McEwan, Neil Warnock, Kevin Blackwell and Russ Slade (who had a brief spell as Blades caretaker manager). Former Sheffield United players who later turned out for Boro included the likes of Graham Shaw, John Rodgers, Trenton Wiggan,
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SHEFFIELD UNITED
KNOW YOUR
HISTORY Last SEASON
United became the first team
FORMED: 22 march 1889 NICKNAME: THE BLADES GROUND: BRAMALL LANE LEAGUE: CHAMPIONSHIP
ever from South Yorkshire
HONOURS
Formed by Members of the sheffield united cricket club, itself
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1960–61, 1970–71, 1989–90,
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THE CAPTAIN
REGAN SLATER
BALLPLAYING MIDFIELDER
when he made his debut in the
HARVEY GILMOUR
Blades Checkatrade Trophy victory
Gilmour continued his
over Grimsby Town in November.
development during the 2016/17
The U18s skipper also committed
campaign by playing a key role
his future to the club until 2020
in the success of the U18s. The
midway through the 2016/17
ball-playing midfielder also
campaign.
produced many encouraging
Sheffield-born Slater became United’s youngest ever scorer
and hardworking displays when stepping up into the U23s. 36
MIDFIELDER
VERSATILE FORWARD
STEPHEN MALLON TYLER SMITH Republic of Ireland youth
international Mallon continued
his development with the Blades in 2016/17 by producing a number of fine performances, goals and assists for the U23s, which saw him gain further international honours.
Following an impressive 2016/17 campaign for both the U23s and U18s in 2016/17, Smith was rewarded with a two-year professional contract in March. The versatile forward enjoyed a productive season in front of goal for both age groups.
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STRONG FORWARD
JAKE WRIGHT
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FORWARD
DAVID
Parkhouse Parkhouse is another member of United’s Irish contingent and the
A strong and uncompromising
striker scored some important
forward with an eye for goal,
goals for the U18s that helped
Wright enjoyed a fruitful season
them comfortably win the league
in 2016/17, which included loan
title. Parkhouse is strong in the air
spells with Southport, York City and
and a willing runner, as well as a
Gateshead.
Northern Ireland U21s international.
REST OF THE TEAM
GEORGE BROADBENT Broadbent is another who joined from Manchester United. Technically good and tactically astute he can play in a number of positions. GEORGE CANTRILL A versatile defender, Cantrill was
GOALKEEPERs
another to play a lot of football in
MARCUS DEWHURST
and U18s, in addition to being an
Dewhurst, who hails from the Hull
unused substitute for the first-team
area, converted from being an
in the Checkatrade Trophy.
outfield player at the age of 14. The young stopper is very good with his feet.
2016/17, impressing for both the U23s
KEENAN FERGUSON Ferguson joined the Blades from the United Futures programme and
HUGO WARHURST
continued his development with
Warhurst was a regular between the
the U18s during the 2016/17 season,
sticks for the U18s in 2016/17 and
the athletic defender scored against
was also involved with the U23s on a
Charlton in the final league game of
number of occasions.
the season in April. He was rewarded
DEFENDERS
with a deal until the summer of 2018. SAM GRAHAM
JEAN BELEHOUAN
A tough, athletic and strong centre-
After joining from Manchester
half, Graham enjoyed a fantastic
United, Belehouan quickly settled
breakthrough season with the U18s
into the Blades system. A quick
in 2016/17, in addition to featuring
defender, who looks to bring the ball
regularly for the U23s. He penned a
out from the back.
deal in March that ties him to the
JAKE BENNETT
club until 2020.
Bennett joined the Blades from
BEN HARRIOTT
Mickleover Sports during the early
Harriott has been with the club
part of the 2016/17 season and
since the age of eight. A Sheffielder,
subsequently penned a deal until
he is a tall centre back with great
the summer of 2018. The powerful
potential who has spent the majority
and pacey wing-back impressed for
of his time as a midfielder. He will
the U23s last term.
be looking to secure a starting place
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in the U18s in what will be a very
and trickery in offensive positions.
competitive area of the team.
Towards the end of the 2016/17
WILLIAM PORTMAN Pacey full-back Portman will be
the U23s.
looking to cement a place in the
CAMERON HAWKES
U18s this season after being back up
Hawkes progressed well during his
last season.
first season and will be looking to
CALLUM SEMPLE A tough and uncompromising leftsided centre-half, Semple began last summer with the first-team and captained the U23s for much of the
play a big part in the U18s in his second season. A tough tackling midfielder who can also dictate the play.
2016/17 campaign, until he picked
STRIKERS
up a serious knee injury that will see
JORDAN HALLAM
him sidelined for much of 2017.
Just as in 2015/16, Hallam enjoyed
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season, he stepped up to represent
central defender whose pace and aggression stand out. He will be looking to make himself a regular in the U18s in 2017/18.
MIDFIELDERS JORDAN DOHERTY Republic of Ireland youth international Doherty impressed at both U23 and U18 level in 2016/17, in addition to performing well for his country. That form saw the midfielder named Young Player of the Year by the FAI.
another prolific campaign in United’s youth team netting over 20 goals as they won the league title by 14 points. The forward, who was also a regular scorer in the U23s, made his first-team debut at Grimsby in the Checkatrade Trophy. HORATIO HIRST Striker Hirst joined the Blades from Oxford City on an 18-month contract during the 2016/17 season and impressed for the title-winning U18s. He scored the winning goal against Sheffield Wednesday which saw Derek Geary’s youngsters crowned champions. LIVESEY MASON
OLIVER GREAVES
Mason hails from the Manchester
Greaves was a regular for the U18s
area. An attacker with an eye for
during last term’s title winning
a goal and quick feet. He will be
campaign and offers versatility
looking to force his way into the U18s
team in 2017/18. SAM MCCLELLEN Wallsend Boys striker McClellen impressed during a trial spell. He has a real eye for goal and will be looking to hit the ground running as he steps into full-time football. SAMMY OMPREON Attacker Ompreon joined the Blades from Chelsea and possesses excellent touches and awareness. He will be looking to quickly adjust to life in the steel city. REON POTTS Sheffield-born attacker Potts has been with the Blades since the age of 10 and has consistently scored and made goals throughout the age groups.
FAMOUS
FANS!
SEAN bEAN (Actor)
PAUL HEATON (Beautiful South singer)
JOE ELLIOTT (Def Leppard frontman)
JESSICA ENNIS-HILL (Olympic Gold medalist)
KELL BROOK (World Champion boxer)
JOE ROOT (England Cricketer)
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PREVIOUS MEETINGS
WE’VE MET BEFORE! STEVE ADAMSON
BORO’S RECORD
PLAYED 42
won
LOST
DRAWN
SCORED
CONCEDED
12 5 5 2 21 18 16th august 1976 • ATT. 734 4 boro v 2 sheffield united
FA Trophy holders Scarborough, managed by Colin Appleton entertained a strong Sheffield United XI in a pre-season friendly at the Athletic Ground on 16 August 1976. After Simon Stainrod fired the Blades ahead in the 5th minute, Boro equalised just two minutes later through Harry A Dunn, but Ian Hamilton restored United’s lead on 15 minutes and the score remained 2-1 at the interval. A terrific second half performance saw Boro fight back to win 4-2 with strikes from Rob Smith, Gerry Donoghue and Sean Marshall who netted the rebound after Blades keeper Steve Conroy had saved his spot kick.
8th august 1977 • ATT. 1,676 3 boro v 0 sheffield united
Sheffield United again visited the Athletic Ground the following pre-season, sending a reserve team on 8 August 1977. Boro had won the FA Trophy for the third time the previous season, and after a goalless first half, Colin Appleton’s side ran out 3-0 winners as new signings Dave Smith (2) and John Wilson found the net in the second half watched by a crowd of 1,676. The Boro side also included the likes of Dave Chapman, Sean Marshall, Harry Dunn and John Woodall.
12th august 1980 • ATT. 566 2 boro v 0 sheffield united
It was four years before the Blades again travelled to Scarborough for a preseason fixture, sending a reserve team on 12 August 1980, when first half goals from Gerry Donoghue(pen) and Bob Gauden secured Boro a 2-0 win. In goal for Sheffield United that day was 19-year old Keith Soloman, who tragically collapsed and died after a training session five months later, on 19 January 1981, a month short of his 20th birthday.
13th SEPTEMBER 1988 • ATT. 2,347 1 boro v 2 sheffield united (AET) The first ever competitive meeting at first team level occurred at the Athletic Ground on 13 September 1988 when the sides clashed in the final of the inaugural Yorkshire & Humberside Cup, a newly introduced pre-season tournament. Sheffield United took a 36th minute lead when Tony Agana crashed his shot past Boro keeper Kevin Blackwell, but a 75th minute cross from Gary Brook was controlled by Tommy Graham before he slammed in the equaliser. The score remained 1-1 at full time, and the Blades won the cup with a strike from pacey striker John Francis in the first period of extra time.
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9th august 1989 • ATT. 1,222 1 boro v 3 sheffield united
The Blades again visited Scarborough in the Yorkshire & Humberside Cup the following season, this time for a group match on 9 August 1989. James Gannon fired the Blades in front, Gary Brook equalised for Boro, but United ran out 3-1 winners when Mark Morris headed in a corner from Gannon, and then Dane Whitehouse found the top corner from a tight angle. Boro keeper Ian Ironside fractured his cheekbone early in the match, causing him to miss the first month of the season.
23RD JULY 1994 • ATT. 708 2 boro v 1 sheffield united
Scarborough beat Sheffield United Reserves 2-1 in a pre-season friendly on 23 July 1994 watched by a crowd of 708. Adrian Littlejohn opened the scoring for the Blades on 16 minutes, but Boro were level within sixty seconds when Jason Rockett headed home Shaun Murray’s inswinging free kick. The winning goal arrived ten minutes into the second half when Jason White struck a low shot 44
into the far corner of the net.
21st july 2001 • ATT. 250 2 boro v 3 sheffield united
Blades sent a team to Scarborough for a midweek friendly match on 21 March 2001. The small crowd witnessed a 3-2 win for the visitors, with goals from Robert Kozlak, Paul Devlin and David Kelly. David Pounder and trialist Paul Beavers efforts weren’t enough for Boro to get a result out of the game.
31st july 2002 • ATT. 506 0 boro v 0 sheffield united 5th august 2003 • ATT. 628 2 boro v 3 sheffield united
On 5 August 2003 United Reserves beat Boro 3-2. Mark Quayle and French trialist Evian Jean scored for Boro, with Billy Sharp, John Forte and Kevin Hurst netting for the Blades.
31st july 2004 • ATT. 722 1 boro v 1 sheffield united
They again sent a reserve team to Scarborough on 31 July 2004 , the game ended in a 1-1 draw with Neil Redfearn netting the Boro goal.
3rd august 2005 • ATT. 856 2 boro v 3 sheffield united
The next meeting was a friendly on 3 August 2005 when United Reserves beat Boro 3-2 with Brian Wake and Kevin Nicholson notching the Boro goals.
2nd august 2006 • ATT. 399 1 boro v 0 sheffield united
The most recent game between Boro and Blades was on 2 August 2006 when Lee Whittington scored the only goal as Boro won 1-0.
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JOHN FAWCETT Former Scarborough FC Chairman and recent Club President of Scarborough Athletic FC shares his memories of the club and hopes for the future
Photo by Dave Barry / Scarborough Review
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW
“THE SELL-OUT CROWD SHOWS THE ENTHUSIASM THERE IS FOR OUR RETURN” John Fawcett has heralded the return of football to Scarborough and believes the move home will deliver a bright future for Scarborough Athletic FC. Fawcett was involved as a former Director and Chairman at Scarborough FC, presiding over the 1977 FA Trophy victory under Colin Appleton. Following the formation of Scarborough Athletic back in 2007, Fawcett was given the role of club President, a position he held until 2016. He has continued to follow Boro whilst the club has played in exile at Queensgate, and is thrilled that the return home has finally arrived. “It’s great news for everybody involved. I’m delighted that we can return to the town at a fantastic new facility. I went to have a look around at the recent Open Day and the range of facilities is just what the town needs.”
“We’re all very grateful to Bridlington Town for providing us with a place to play at for the last ten years, they offered us use of Queensgate when we really needed it. But we had to come home to keep the club going and the new ground now gives us the platform to move forward. The ten years in exile has seen Athletic climb two divisions from the NCEL Division One through to the Evo-Stik North, and with the move home Fawcett predicts the club moving higher up the league pyramid. “My favourite moments over the last ten years have to be the two promotions, they were great occasions that meant so much to us all. The game today will be an emotional day, it’s tremendous that this day has finally arrived and we can really kick on from here. “I’m sure our gates are going to increase considerably now the club is based back in Scarborough. We’ve had two promotions in the last ten years but we want to progress further up the leagues and being back in town will help us towards that.” The time played away from the town has seen the club lose a number of key officials and supporters that will not be around to see Scarborough
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Athletic return.
downsides to coming home and the sell-out crowd today shows the
“It’s an absolute tragedy that we will
enthusiasm there is for our return.”
be missing people like Dave Holland and Richard Adamson, who both put hours and hours into making the club a success. They made massive contributions to getting us to this point, they would be so proud to see us finally coming home.” As a former Chairman of Scarborough FC, Fawcett still holds many memories of the trips to Wembley as the club made it to four FA Trophy finals in five years during the 1970s under Colin Appleton.
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“I’ll always remember the Stafford Rangers FA Trophy Final in 1976, it was an incredible game that was won with almost the last kick of the game by Sean Marshall. Then to experience the crowds that came out to see the open top bus parade was unbelievable. It was so busy we couldn’t get the bus round to the town hall, we had to get off on Falconer’s Road and walk the rest of the way to the town hall.” But for now John is simply looking forward to seeing Boro back playing in the town for the first time in a decade. “It’s tremendous that we can now become a true community club based in Scarborough, there are no
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FOR ONE SEASON ONLY ROGER HOPKIN
“BORO FANS can hope for great things for this campaign and even dream a little”
be wrong to simply expect success as this will have to be worked for over the long haul through to next April/ May. There are 135 other clubs at Step 4 all hoping that it will be their turn too. This has come about because there is going to be an extra Step 3 division from 2018-2019 onwards, plus one more Step 4 section as well. The aim is to reduce travel for clubs at these levels in the longer run, though quite how the A64 fits in here is anybody’s
The 2017-2018 season is obviously
guess. Anyway Boro are in one of the
going to be an important one for
six Step 4 leagues for 2017-2018, from
Scarborough Athletic FC. With the
which 13 clubs will earn automatic
club at last playing home games in
promotion – the top two from each
town at the new ground, there is a
of the six leagues, plus one other.
buzz of anticipation in local sporting
This ‘extra’ club will have finished
circles. A strong squad has been put
third in its league and will have
together by Steve Kittrick and his
earned more points per game than
team, and there is great expectation
any other third-placed finisher.
in the air, as will be demonstrated
by the crowds attending early home
Based on last season’s outcomes,
matches. It is impossible not to feel
Boro, with 1.73 points per game,
excited about the prospects for the
would have missed out to Tiverton
forthcoming 2017-2018 campaign,
Town (2.09 per game) of the
which also appears to offer the best
Southern League. Tivvy got through
chance for promotion from Step
the play-offs, by the way. The ‘points
4 of the non-league pyramid that
per game’ rule has to be applied
has ever existed, thanks to the F.A.’s
because, in the Ryman League,
restructuring plans. Miss out this
both Step 4 sections have 24 clubs,
time, however, and promotion will
whereas the Northern Premier and
be harder to earn from the end of
the Southern League divisions have
this season onwards. We all hope
only 22. After the thirteen automatic
that Boro will prosper this season
promotions, another six clubs will go
and earn promotion – but it would
up via the play-offs. There will be a
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lot to watch for over the season – but
settle for ‘an adjustment season’.
particularly during the final stages.
At the top of the table, Colne and
Ossett Town will be expected to
Once the dust settles at the end
figure again, with Hyde United a
of the coming campaign, 19 clubs
clear contender based on the second
will have earned promotion from
half of last season. Clitheroe, Glossop
Step 4 to Step 3, replacing three
North End and Trafford might also
relegated teams – one from each
be involved in the promotion chase,
Step 3 section. Twenty-six clubs
especially if any of these start well
will have moved up from Step 5 to
and avoid disruption due to injuries
replace six ‘last-placers’ dropping
or suspensions. Boro will hope to
down. After that, starting 2018-2019,
be in the mix from relatively early in
only the champions of Step 3 and
the campaign and it is highly likely
Step 4 divisions will be guaranteed
that at least one other team, after a
promotion, as things stand, but it is
moderate time 2016-2017, will prove
possible that the F.A. Will do some
to be ‘the surprise package’.
further tweaking of the set-up so
as to avoid a ‘bottleneck’ scenario
Should Boro supporters find it
developing.
necessary to focus on the prospects
of another third-place finish, it will
So, what are things looking like for
be necessary to check out what is
the new Northern Premier League
happening in the other five Step 3
Division 1 North season? The word
divisions. This will bring back a few
is that South Shields, who won
memories for older fans, who may
both the Northern League and the
recall fixtures against the likes of
F.A. Vase last season, are the title
Belper Town, Spalding United and
favourites. Former Northern League
Stamford in Midland league days.
teams have tended to do well in the
All these three are likely to figure at
Northern Premier, but the distances
the top of the NPL Division 1 South.
involved in travelling to away games
Southern League contenders for
may be a disadvantage. Still, the
top three places at Step 4 could
Mariners sound very confident and
well include Rushden, Bedford
have high ambitions, as well as a
Town, Bideford, Cambridge City and
strong set of players and, apparently,
Hayes, all of whom Boro have faced
financial clout. Less is expected
up to in the past. In the Ryman
from the section’s other newcomers,
League names that catch the eye
Atherton Collieries and Skelmersdale
include Canvey Island and Grays
United, both of whom will probably
Athletic, whose fortunes have altered
somewhat since Conference days. Also members of the Ryman sections are Corinthian-Casuals, Guernsey and South Park – teams Boro have not played against, but with whom Steve Kittrick’s men may be competing with during the coming months. Rumours that South Park have renewed Kenny’s contract are not thought to be true. Well that’s something of what lies ahead. Within a few weeks some of the patterns for the season will start to emerge. Like supporters of the other 135 Step 4 clubs, Boro fans can hope for great things for this campaign and even dream a little. We can be certain that it will be
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marvellous to have the club playing in Scarborough and it is hoped that the experience will prove to be an amazingly positive one for all concerned. Ten years ago on this
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FOOTBALL QUIZ
ON THE BALL BY ROGER HOPKIN
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WHICH TEAM FINISHED THIRD IN LAST SEASON’S NATIONAL LEAGUE, BUT WON PROMOTION TO LEAGUE 2 VIA THE PLAY-OFFS?
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WHICH FOOTBALL CLUB WAS FOUNDED FIRST – SCARBOROUGH F.C. OR SHEFFIELD UNITED?
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HOW MANY SPECTATORS DOES ELLAND ROAD HOLD? (A) 37,890 (B) 38,780 (C) 42,000
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TRUE OR FALSE? ALL THE FOLLOWING ARE FORMER SHEFFIELD UNITED PLAYERS: COLIN ADDISON BILL ‘FATTY’ FOULKE JAMIE HOYLAND KEITH KETTLEBOROUGH ERNEST ‘NUDGER’ NEEDHAM JOE SHAW
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IN WHICH LEAGUE WILL NORTHWICH VICTORIA PLAY NEXT SEASON?
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TRUE OR FALSE? CHELSEA’S HOME SHIRTS NEXT SEASON WILL BE MAINLY PINK.
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WHICH TEAM LAST SEASON’S NORTHERN PREMIER LEAGUE TITLE?
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WHICH YORKSHIRE TEAM WON PROMOTION FROM LEAGUE 1 TO THE CHAMPIONSHIP IN 2017?
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WHOSE HOME GROUND IS CALLED ‘THE STADIUM OF LIGHT’?
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NAME THE LANCASHIRE CLUB AND FORMER FOOTBALL LEAGUE MEMBER RELEGATED TO NATIONAL LEAGUE NORTH LAST SEASON.
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Answers: 1. Forest Green Rovers 2. Scarborough F.C. – ten years earlier than United, in 1879 3. (a) 37,890 4. True , including two former managers of Boro + one ‘player of the year’ 5. The North-West Counties League (Premier Division) 6. False 7. Blyth Spartans 8. Sheffield United 9. Sunderland 10. Southport
SUPPORTER’S
CLUB Football fans never really enjoy the summer break with its “free” Saturdays and meticulously mark off the days on their calendars until the pre-season friendlies arrive. Well 58
this year, as we come back home after ten years away, the waiting
able to see them all together as a
could have been even harder, yet
group at the kit launch, ready for
here we are reading the first home
this year’s big challenge. That is to
programme and it is only mid-July!
work to improve on the fantastic
The opening of the new Leisure
third place finish which we achieved
village at the start of June, the Open
with our brilliant final run- in form
day for the town and the kit launch
last season. The team will have had
evening with Russ Slade as our guest
a game together in Hull already
have all been steps on the way for
which some local fans will no doubt
eager fans as they waited for today’s
have seen and let’s hope that it was
special opening match against
a good practice for them ahead of
Sheffield United. The sale of tickets
today.
has been fantastic and the prospect of a full house for our first game
The Supporters Club have been
back here in our new ground is just
looking forward like everyone else to
amazing.
today’s fixture and the new season ahead. Membership renewals have
New faces have joined some of last
been coming in for some time,
year’s squad and it was good to be
from regulars, but also from new
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Enjoy today’s fantastic groundopening match. Hoping to see all of you at our home games once the league season begins. Talk to you again soon. The Supporter’s Cub Committee.
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Referee
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MATCH OFFICIALS
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1 Marcus Dewhurst 2 Jean Belehouan 3 Jake Bennett 4 George Broadbent
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Assistant Referees
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Jack Fewster
7 Stephen Mallon
Dave Avent
8 Harvey Gilmour
9 Emile Sinclair
9 Jordan Hallam
10 Leon Osborne
Fourth Official
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Uriah Rennie
10 David Parkhouse 11 Oliver Greaves
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12 Hugo Warhurst
13 James Cadman
13 Keenan Ferguson
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