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THE BLUEâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S REVIEW The Official Programme for Squires Gate FC 2018/2019

WELCOME TO THE BRIAN ADDISON STADIUM THE HOME OF SQUIRES GATE FOOTBALL CLUB

Picture by Albert Cooper Proud Member of North West Counties Hallmark Security League Premier Division VS ABBEY HEY SATURDAY 19TH JANUARY 2019 KICK-OFF 3PM ISSUE 18

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IN ISSUE TODAY The Boss We caught up with Andy Clarkson to grab his view on Todays team and to found out about how he feel we did after double header lost to the league leader and if he feel Gate can get back to winning ways

Setting the Scene SQUIRES GATE FOOTBALL CLUB We have a look at the head to head records between todays teams. School Road, Blackpool, FY4 5DS Email: squiresgatefc@gmail.com

Action Replay

Website: www.squiresgatefc.co.uk

Mark Ashmore gives us his report from our Last Game with City Of Liverpool

Twitter: @squiresgatefc

Meet The Team

EXECUTIVE:

we take a look at all the Gate Players and who is sponsor by what Business

Chairman: John Maguire

Prediction League

Co-Chairman: Tony Jo

This week we have Gate Media and Treasurer Mark Ashmore giving us his prediction on this week picks. Their still time to enter just send me an email to haydenjj@live.com or tweet me @sgfcjay your prediction by 3,30 on Saturday to enter

Treasurer: Mark Ashmore Secretary: John Maguire Club President: Brian Addison Committee: John Maguire, Mark Ashmore, Steve Bellamy, Brian Addison, Marc Sumner, Colin Smith, Karl Townson, Spencer Leader, Chris Chadwick, Nick Grindley, Tony Jo Commercial Manager: Marc Sumner Media: Albert Cooper, Mark Ashmore Programme Editor : Jay Hayden Gate Attendee: Jay Hayden First Team Manager: Andy Clarkson

Assiants Manager: Joe Booth

Abbey Hey in Numbers In the new feature we take a look at a few of Abbey Hey history and put them into numbers.

All About Abbey Hey In a brand new feature we tell some a bit about our visitors town and where there are based The Non-League Paper In a new feature we team up with the Non-league paper editor Matt Badcock

Next Up For Gate

Goalkeeper Coach: Jonathon Moorhouse

In this feature we take a look at gates next 6 home games and also we take a look at gate next 4 away game and the detail on how to get there.

Director of Football: Jimmy Salthouse

Head To Head In Number

Groundsman: Brian Addison, Steve Bellamy,

We take a look at the two teams head to head record and put them in numbers.

Physio: Lucy Gray

Bar and Hospitality Staff: Denise Gibson and Carly

Give It Five

Under 15’s Red Manager : Dean Stevely

In this feature we take a look at Abbey Hey last 5 draws, wins loses and we also take a look at they last 5 home and away results going into todays game

Under 15’s Titan’s: Emily Tobin

Brian Teaser

YOUTH TEAMS EXECUTIVE:

Under 14’s Assistant: Oliver Perkins

In this feature we test some our Football Skills on we different brain teasers with all the answer in next week issue.

Under 14’s Manager: Mark Stanley

Give it Five

Under 14’s Assistant Manager: Matt Smith and Mark Turner

In this Feature we took a look Abbey hey last 5 win, loses and their last 5 home and draw results

Under 15s Manager: Nick Grindley

Welfare Officers: Dean Stevely and Sarah Kelsey

THE BOSS ANDY CLARKSON “ WE HAVE HAD TWO VERY TOUGH MATCHES

AGAINST THE LEAGUE LEADERS IN THE TWO WEEKS AND I THOUGH WE DID WELL IN PERIODS OF BOTH MATCHES” I would like to welcome the players and officials from Abbey hey for today's match . We have had two very tough matches against the league leaders in the last two weeks and I thought we did well in periods of both matches . If we can play the football I want our lads to play then I'm sure your all in for a great match to watch . Thankyou for your support. Clarky

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Saturday 12th January 2019 / The Brian Addison Stadium /NWCFL PREMIER DVIISION/Attendance:156 Squires Gate suffered a second defeat against league leaders City of Liverpool in a reverse fixture of last weekend. Craig Cairns and Karl Clair struck twice before the break for Craig Robinson's side before a second Cairns goal ten minutes into the second half wrapped up the win for away side. Manager Andy Clarkson made one change to his side for this game with Adam Sumner coming into the defence to replace Seydou Bamba who dropped to the bench. New signing Oliver Burgess, who was released by Blackpool at the end of last year, could make his debut from the bench. Gate's first chance of the game came after three minutes. Keeper Morgan Bacon scuffed his clearance straight to the feet of James Boyd, the midfielder looked up and aimed for the empty net, but his shot went just wide. The visitors were more composed than Gate in front of goal and took the lead soon after. Prolific striker Craig Cairns finding it too easy to get in behind Gate's defence and round Ben Fletcher to take the lead. Gate looked to force the equaliser and got in behind Liverpool's defence on 15 minutes. A clever chipped ball through from Ryan Charnley found Ryan Riley but he was flagged offside. A freekick to Liverpool was blocked by Gate's wall before the follow up was fired over as Liverpool started to build the pressure.

That pressure eventually counted when the Purps doubled their lead. Gate were looking for an offside flag but it didn't come as the original shot that hit the post was tapped in by Karl Clair. Gate had probably their best chance of the game straight from kick off looking to get a goal back just before half time. Riccardo Egidi broke through but couldn't keep his composure firing over the bar.

Half time: Squires Gate 0-2 City of Liverpool The visitors added a third goal just after the half time break. A long ball forward found the run of Craig Cairns, the striker was helped as Dave Rossall slipped then his centre back partner Ben Reader slid in trying to win the ball but the striker evaded both and beat Fletcher for the second time in the game. Seear and Egidi looked to link up for Gate on the hour mark on what was a quite day for the striking duo. Seear sent a disguised ball through to find the run of Egidi but his shot was tame and easily gather by the keeper. Andy Clarkson introduced 16 year old Oliver Burgess into the game for the last 20 minutes and the midfielder almost made an instant impact. A low cross from Dan Grauy found Burgess on the edge of the box but his shot was blocked. The blocked ball came out to Adam Sumner but his low drive was wide.

WELCOME TO THE BRIAN ADDISON STADIUM

FACTFILE: FOUDNED:1902 /NICKNAME: THE RED REBELS CHAIRMAN:DEREK DENBY /MANAGER : ROB BYRNE GROUND:THE ABBEY HEY STADIUM

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HEAD TO HEAD ABBEY HEY WINS

GATE WINS

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LAST TWO MEETINGS SATURDAY 17TH MARCH 2018

SATURDAY 17TH MARCH 2018

SQUIRES GATE 3

ABBEY HEY 1

ABBEY HEY 2

SQUIRES GATE 3

AWAY DUGOUT ROB BYRNE Rob has been with since December 2017, he has lost of experience at this level and higher so abbey hey took the chance on him when it came to it. He has been in the league and done very well with Winsford and lead them to a good season. Rob and his team hasn't been doing well this season as they sit 20th in the table and only have 14 points to there name at half way point and is looking like they could go down if they donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t start picking up some points. They know todays game going be no easy test as even know gate lost last Saturday they have been red hot in recent weeks

HISTORY OF ABBEY HEY Abbey Hey FC was formed in 1902 in the Abbey Hey district of Gorton, some three miles away from the centre of Manchester. During their formative years and through the two World Wars, the club was disbanded and reformed on a number of occasions. Starting in the Church Sunday Leagues, they progressed through the Manchester Amateur Leagues during the intervening years but the club really came into it's own in the 1960s after it took in the players of the Admiralty Gunning Engineering Department (AGED) following it's closure. Alf Gentry, the Manager of Abbey Hey at this point, decided that with the influx of new players he would step down in favour of the AGED Manager, Danny Danson. Alf, who had been for many years the prime mover of the club, stayed on in a senior position and shared in the success that the club would have in the coming years. The new players made up the backbone of the club during the decade with some staying on after their playing careers had ended. Most notable of these was Allan Vaughan, who occupied the positions of Treasurer and Secretary. Ken Brown also stayed on; becoming manager after Danny Danson had retired, and won numerous honours culminating in 1978 with the club deciding to apply for a position in the Manchester League. The application was successful and the following year the club began playing in the 2nd Division of the Manchester League, achieving promotion in their first season. Reaching this position meant that the club had to find an enclosed ground suitable for playing their home games. The nearest ground available at the time was in Chorlton at Werburghs Road. The ground was owned by a car dealership (Lookers) but was being used by a local school. It was agreed that if Abbey Hey FC carried out some improvements, such as installing showers in the dressing rooms, they could rent the ground. After two years, Lookers reneged on the deal and the club was forced out, this time to a ground nearer home at Godfreys (the area was named after a prominent local Councillor, Godfrey Erman, who donated the ground to the local populace of Abbey Hey for their use as a recreational area). The next eighteen years were fairly successful with the club winning the Gilchrist Cup under Managers Jim Whittaker and Dave Denby and a League title but this ended when Abbey Hey FC were told that as from the start of the new season they would not be allowed to use Godfreys. This despite the large amounts of money that they had spent on drainage and despite assurances when they had taken over the derelict ground that as long as Abbey Hey had a football team this would be their ground. A temporary home, at the old English Steel ground, was arranged on a season to season basis with the owners at theme, Clayton Analine but after only 2 years, the ground was sold to a local builder who required the land to build houses on. During the two years the club were based at the ground, negotiations with Crossley Motors Ltd had been taking place to buy a disused ground they owned in Goredale Avenue, Gorton. Unfortunately, the land was not in good order and was becoming an eyesore with fences falling down and people using it for fly-tipping. Contractors working for the council had tipped 1,000 tons of hardcore onto the car park to prevent access to the ground. Matters had reached an impasse between Abbey Hey FC and Crossleys when Manchester City Council stepped in, They informed Crossleys that if an agreement was not made with the people that they were dealing with, the ground would be the subject of a compulsory purchase order. This tipped the scales in favour of the football club who were asked to make an offer for the ground which was promptly accepted. Legal representation and a bank loan were quickly arranged and in 1984 the club at last had their own home. The bank loan was paid off and the ground was improved including having the fly tipped hardcore removed from the ground. These improvements to the ground could only have been achieved by the hard work and dedication of the committee, who not only raised the money to carry out the improvements but also carried out 90% of the work themselves Jim Clark was to join during these turbulent times as manager, a position he was to occupy for the next 18 years. The club went on to gain success in the Manchester League during the late eighties and early nineties, winning the Premier Division Championship on five occasions during this period. In 1997, after finishing 2nd in the Manchester Premier Division, the club applied for membership of The North West Counties League. Following a ground grading visit by League Officials, the club was accepted into the 2nd Division for the 1998 season. Abbey Hey's first season in the North West Counties League couldn't have been more exciting. Although Fleetwood Freeport had taken the Division Two title, the runners-up place was still to be decided. On the last Saturday of the season any one of three clubs could have taken second place, but it was Abbey's 3-2 win at Darwen that clinched promotion to Division One in their first season in the league. Promotion to the 1st Division meant that the club had to install floodlights. True to form, they designed, ordered, erected and wired them within a couple of months. The biggest job during the ground improvements was the building of the new clubhouse and dressing rooms. Planning permission was given with the majority of work once again being carried out by the clubs own members. To finance this project, low interest loans were taken out from The FA with the remainder of the money achieved through fund raising schemes.In their first season in the top flight, Abbey Hey had a tremendous start, topping the table at one point early in the season, but a drop in form saw them finish mid table. Still, a highly creditable first season in Division One and they had more than proved themselves worthy of their rapid rise from the Manchester League to the NWCFL Division One. 2000/01 again saw Abbey finish in a comfortable mid table position, proving that the season before had been no fluke, but the following season started with a run of poor results including some heavy defeats. The second half of the year saw an improvement which lifted the club away from any relegation threat but at the end of the season, manager Jim Clark decided to resign. This ended an eighteen year stint in management in which he had overseen many of Abbey Hey's finest moments. Jim's replacement for 2002/03 was Tony Hancock, previously Woodley Sports Reserve Team manager, who also brought Paul Kirkham from Woodley as his assistant. It was their first attempt at management at this level of football and Abbey Hey's final position of 13th showed that they rose to the challenge. During the season, Calum Dempsey won the NWCFL player of the month award for September and goalkeeper Liam Higginbottom won the October safe hands' award. However, at the end of their first season in charge, Tony and Paul left the club to retun to Woodley Sports as managers of the first team. There was some celebration as Abbey Hey reached their 100th birthday and also reached the 3rd round proper (last 64) of the FA Vase. The club has played in the FA Cup for the first time since the turn of the millennium, but have only won one tie, a victory over Bamber Bridge on penalties in 2002-03, to reach the First Qualifying Round for the only time.

HEAD TO HEAD IN NUMBERS There has been 27 meeting between the two sides with the first one being in 2003 where the game ended a 2-2 draw Abbey hey has scored 32 goals in the 27 meeting with the biggest scoring game being 40 which is the second meeting in 2002-2003 The highest attendance between the two side has been 8 which was the game in February 2017 where gate lost 3-1 to abbey hey Abbey hey has won 7 of the 27 games between the two sides with their first win in 2004 where they beat gate 2-1 Gate has also scored 45 goals in they 27 meeting with gate highest goals scoring game 6-0 and was in 2006

They has been 14 draw in there 27 meetings which the first one being there first ever meeting between the two side in 2003

THIS IS THE YEAR WHEN ABBEY HEY WAS FOUNED

THE RECORD ATTENDANCE HAS BEEN 985 AND IT WAS V FC UNITED OF MANCHESTER IN 2006

BEST FA CUP RUN FOR THE CLUB WAS THE 2ND QUALIFYING ROUND AND WAS BACK IN THE 2012-2013 SEASON

THE BEST FA VASE PERFORMANCE FOR ABBEY HEY WAS THE THIRD ROUND BACK IN 2OO2-2003 SEASON

THE CAPACITY OF ABBEY HEY GROUND

THE YEAR THAT THEY WAS RUNNNERS UP AND GOT PROMOTED TO NWCFL DIVISON TWO

THE POSTION THAT ABBEY HEY FINSHED LAST SEASON

THE YEAR THAT ABBEY HEY WON THE NORTH WEST COUNITES LEAGUE CHALLENGE CUP

ALL ABOUT ABBEY HEY In a brand new feature we tell some a bit about our visitors town and where there are based. The dialling code for this area is 0161 and also part of the Manchester phone numbers

There is 875,965 people that live in Abbey Hey and it was as from 2017

The postal code for Abbey Hey is M18 and is part of Manchester

The region that Abbey hey are a part off is the North west which is like most of the teams in the league

The Area Manchester Gorton parliamentary constituency has been represented by Afzal Khan since 2017

The belle Vue stadium is home to the Belle Vue Aces speedway team and belle Vue sports village

Give it FIVE LAST 5 WINS

LAST 5 HOME RESUTLS SATURDAY 17TH NOVEMBER 2018 ABBEY HEY 0 ASHTON ATHLETIC 6 SATURDAY 24TH NOVEMBER 2018 ABBEY HEY 1 BARNOLDSWICK TOWN 7

LAST 5 DEFEATS

SATURDAY 13TH OCTOBER 2018

SATURDAY 8TH DECMEBER 2018

ABBEY HEY 2

ABBEY HEY 1

PADIHAM 1

1874 NORTHWICH 4

SATURDAY 20TH OCTOBER 2018

SATURDAY 15TH DECEMBER 2018

ABBEY HEY 4

BURSCOUGH 5

DAISY HILL 3

ABBEY HEY 0

SATURDAY 10TH NOVEMBER 2018

SATURDAY 22ND DECMEBER 2018

ABBEY HEY 2

ABBEY HEY 0

ATHERTON LR 0

CITY OF LIVERPOOL 1

SATUREDAY 29TH DECEMBER 2018

WEDNESDAY 26TH DECMEBER 2018

IRLAM 1

ABBEY HEY 0

ABBEY HEY 2

WEST DIDSBURY 6

SATURDAY 12TH JANUARY 2019

SATURDAY 5TH JANUARY 2019

SILSDEN 0

CHARNOCK RICHARD 2

ABBEY HEY 1

LAST 5 AWAY RESULTS SATURDAU 1ST DECEMBER 2018 WINSFORD UNITED 3 ABBEY HEY 0

LAST 2 DRAWS SATURDAY 4TH AUGUST 2018 ABBEY HEY 2 WINSFORD UINITED 2

SATURDAY 15TH DECEMBER 2018

SATURDAY 18TH AUGUST 2018

BURSCOUGH 5

1874 NORTHWICH 1

ABBEY HEY 0

ABBEY HEY 1

SATURDAY 8TH DECMEBER 2018

SATUREDAY 29TH DECEMBER 2018

ABBEY HEY 1

IRLAM 1

1874 NORTHWICH 4

ABBEY HEY 2

SATURDAY 22ND DECMEBER 2018

SATURDAY 5TH JANUARY 2019

ABBEY HEY 0

CHARNOCK RICHARD 2

CITY OF LIVERPOOL 1

ABBEY HEY 1

WEDNESDAY 26TH DECMEBER 2018

SATURDAY 12TH JANUARY 2019

ABBEY HEY 0

SILSDEN 0

WEST DIDSBURY 6

ABBEY HEY 1

LAST TIME OUT FOR ABBEY HEY CHARNOCK RICHARD WOODS 12 HIGHAM 80

2 1

ABBEY HEY WALKER 87(P)

SATRUDAY 5th JANUARY 2019/NWCFL PREIMER DIVISON/STADIUM /HT: 1-0/ATT:120 It was a cloudy, chilly afternoon but the pitch was in fine condition. An attendance of 120 saw Charnock kick off playing towards the Mawdesley Plantation end after Abbey Hey won the toss. It has been a disappointing season so far for the visitors who were well adrift at the foot of the table with only 11 points, seven points behind Hanley Town, before the game kicked off. They had however received a boost on the previous Saturday with a win at Irlam. Abbey soon showed that they were determined to fight their way out of the relegation zone and produced a spirited display that brought the best out of the home defence. In the opening minute a Bibby through ball saw keeper Heywood just beat Davison to the ball and then Spencer cut through from the half way line to fire a shot wide. Baxter went down with an injury and had to be replaced by Clarke after six minutes. The visitors were full of running and it was a bright opening to the game by both sides; Noblet attempted a volley from 25 yards that just cleared the bar. Charnock took the lead on 12 minutes, a ball down the right found Noblet who raced towards the bye-line Solademi came across to tackle but missed out and Joe cut in and his cross found WOODS beyond the far post and he cut back and shot past the keeper. There was then a long delay while Solademi received treatment and eventually he was carried off on a stretcher and Abbey had to use a second substitute. Although Charnock had the lead the game was very evenly balanced with the visitors seeing plenty of the ball and at times the home defence was stretched. Bibby hit a free kick narrowly over the bar before the visitors’ Oliver Walker shot across the goal from the left, Haslam took a touch so it was a corner but it came to nothing. Abbey maintained the pressure and they should have equalised after 34 minutes when a left footed centre from the right found Haydock right in front of goal but his header was weak and straight into the arms of Haslam. Davison then sped down the right but his centre was too strong, however Woods picked up the ball and laid it back to Walker but his shot was high over the bar. Then on 37 minutes another free kick for the visitors caused the home defence problems, several attempted clearances were blocked before the ball came out to Murray on the edge of the area but he shot over the bar. It was then Noblet’s chance to shoot over the ball after he had exchanged passes with Davison. On the stroke of half time Noblet found Woods on the left, his cross reached Grimshaw beyond the far post but his header was over the bar. It had been a close matched first half with the game being played at great pace but the Mark Woods’ goal had given the Villagers the advantage. The second half proved to be as close as the first with both sides out to attack, Abbey continued to produce some excellent football but as in recent games the Charnock defence stood firm. Maybe Charnock failed to create many chances but having taken the lead it was important not to concede and throughout the remainder of the game Abbey failed to calve out any real chances. Charnock could have increased their lead after 48 minutes when Woods found Noblet just beyond the right hand post but Heywood turned his shot from an angle out for a corner. When Bibby got forward to the right bye-line and pulled the ball back to Noblet he hit his shot high over the bar. Bibby kept a free kick from just outside the area low and it beat the jumping wall but Heywood was down to collect. The visitors were playing some good football up to the edge of the area but their attacks were breaking down at this point. When Grimshaw held off a defender in the area his shot was blocked. Oliver Oxley replaced Joe Noblet on 71 minutes. On 01 KYLE HASLEM 01 ROSS HEYWOOD 73 minutes Haslam came out to punch away a free kick and then 02 SPENCER BIBBY 02 LOUIS EDWARDS blocked a shot. With the game balanced on a knife edge Charnock finally scored a second goal on 80 minutes, a through ball put Oxley 03 JAMES WALKER 03 NATHAN BAXTER into the area, Heywood could only get a hand to his shot and 04 ARTHUR OKONKWO HIGHAM, who had only been on the pitch for one minute, swept the 04 ASHLEY YOUNG loose ball into the net. The visitors may be bottom of the table but 05 JAMES MCLELLAN 05 RYAN SCHOFIELD they did not throw the towel in and the game continued at the same high tempo. Oliver Turner came on for Schofield on 87 minutes then 06 STEPHEN SOLADEMI 06 TROY CARSLEY Ashley Young was adjudged to have fouled a player in the box, the 07 LEWIS HAYDOCK visitors had a chance to get back in the game and Oliver Walker made 07 MATTHEW DAVISON no mistake from the spot. So the game reached fever pitch for the 08 THOMAS MURRAY final three minutes of normal time and five of added. Charnock ran 08 NATHAN FAIRHURST the clock down by having a spell holding the ball up in their oppo09 OLIVER WALKEE 09 CARL GRIMSHAW nent’s left hand corner before a minor fracas saw Matt Davison carded. There was a surprise, however, when in the same incident Murray 10 DANIEL HOPKINS 10 JOSEPH NOBLET received a straight red card when all he appeared to do was kick the 11 YAW OPOKU-BERCHIE ball away against the pitch fencing. In added time there was an off the 11 MARK WOODS ball incident and Davison received a second yellow card and Haydock suffered the same punishment. After just over five minutes of injury time the final whistle was blown and Charnock collected the three 12 ROBERT SWALLOW 12 OLIVER OXLEY points. lt had been another good performance from the Villagers; per14 TALYOR MAGUIRE haps before the match started there were those who expected an 14 ROSS O’FARRELL easy game but Abbey Hey have re-organised and they produced a 15 SAMUEL OKO spirited display. Having gained an early advantage it was up to Char15 JACOB HIGHAM nock to hang onto it and they defended as a team as a result Abbey 16 THOMAS CLARKE 16 OLIVER TURNER Hey had very few shots on target and it would have been another clean sheet but for the penalty in the dying minutes. 17 KEIRON DALE

AUGUST OPPOSITION

H/A

Comp

SCORE Att. Pos

MOTM

SILSDEN

NWFCL

1-1

208

11th

ADAM SUMNER

BURSCOUGH

NWCFL

6-1

105

4th

RYAN RILEY

WEST DIDSBURY

FA CUP EP

2-3

214

N/A

RYAN CHARNLEY

CONGELTON TOWN

NWCFL

0-1

9th

JOE BOOTH

ASHTON ATHLETIC

NWCFL

0-1

5th

JOE BOOTH

DROYLSDEN

FA CUP P

4-4

164

N/A

PADIHAM

NWCFL

1-0

5th

ADAM SUMNER

SEPTEMBER 01

1874 NORTHWICH

NWCFL

3-0

130

4th

MATTHEW KAY

DROYLSDEN

FA CUP PR

1-0

157

N/A

CITY OF LIVERPOOL

FA CUP 1Q

1-5

255

N/A

BARNOLDSWICK TOWN

NWCFL

2-1

102

6th

BEN FLETCHER

WORSBOROUGH BRIDGE

FA VASE 2Q

0-2

102

N/A

MATTTHEW KAY

HANLEY TOWN

NWCFL

2-1

101

7th

DEAN ING

PAIDHAM

LCT 1

0-2

N/A

JACK WEBSTER

WEST DIDSBURY

NWCFL

0-1

9th

DAVE ROSSALL

OCTOBER 06 NORTHWICH VICTORIA

NWCFL

SANDBACH UNITED

WHITCHURCH ALPORT

NWCFL

LONGRIDGE TOWN

ABBEY HEY

IRLAM

0-3

77 12th

FA VASE 1ST ROUND 2-1

RYAN RILEY

N/A

1-1

136

13th

SEYDOU BAMBA

MARCON CUP R1

1-3

143

N/A

NWCFL

1-5

12th

RYAN RILEY

NWCFL

2-5 60 13th

RICCARDO EGIDI

NOVEMBER 03

AVRO

FA VASE 2ND ROUND 2-1

110

N/A

JOESPH BOOTH

WINSFORD UNITED

NWCFL

CITY OF LIVERPOOL

MARCON CUP R2

1-0

281

N/A

BURSCOIGH

NWCFL

1-1

106

15th

SEYDOU BAMBA

BOOTLE

NWCFL

3-5 230

15th

RICCARDO EGIDI

RUNCORN TOWN

NWCFL

2-3

13th

SEYDOU BAMBA

0-2 60 14th RYAN CHARNLEY

DECEMBER 01

LITHERLAND REMYCA

NWCFL

1-2

10th

JAMES BOYD

ASHTON ATHLETIC

NWCFL

6-2

8th

SEYDOU BAMBA

SILSDEN

NWCFL

A-A

IRLAM

NWCFL

0-2

8th

SEYDOU BAMBA

CHARNOCK RICHARD

NWCFL

0-3 102 8th

SEYDOU BAMBA

WHITCHURCH ALPORT

NWCFL

4-0

7th SAM STAUNTON-TURNER

JANUARY 05 CITY OF LIVERPOOL

NWCFL

3-2 372

9th

CITY OF LIVERPOOL

NWCFL 0-3 156 10th

ABBEY HEY

NWCFL

26 HANLEY TOWN

NWCFL

RYAN CHARNLEY RIC SEEAR

FEBRUARY 02

LITHERLAND REMYCA

NWCFL

SILSDEN

NWCFL

WINSFORD UNITED

NWCFL

BARNOLDSWICK TOWN

NWCFL

09 NORTHWICH VICTORIA

NWCFL

23 RUNCORN TOWN

NWCFL

30 WEST DIDSBURY

NWCFL

MARCH 1874 NORTHWICH

APRIL 13

PADIHAM

NWCFL

20 BOOTLE

NWCFL

CHARNOCK RICHARD

NWCFL

CONGLETON TOWN

NWCFL

PTS

CITY OF LIVERPOOL

CONGLETON TOWN

BOOTLE

BARNOLDSWICK TOWN

CHARNOCK RICHARD

BURSCOUGH

RUNCORN TOWN

ASHTON ATHLEIC

NORTHWICH VICS

SQUIRES GATE

1874 NORTHWICH

-1

SILSDEN

-13

LITHERLAND REMCYA

-5

IRLAM

-3

WHITCHURCH ALPORT

PADIHAM

-18

WINSFORD UNITED

-23

WEST DIDSBURY

-25

HANLEY TOWN

-30

ABBEY HEY

-61

LAST TIME AT THE BRIAN ADDISON STADIUM SQUIRES GATE

ABBEY HEY

HARRIES 62,72 PETT 86 Saturday 13TH JANUARY 2018/The Brian Addison Stadium/Att:85/HT:0-1

ew signings Scott Harries, Max Rothwell and Ryan Riley all started for Gate whilst Jordan O'Mahoney came into the back four. Gate started the game all guns blazing with the majority of the play all in Abbey Hey’s half. The front four of Riley, Rothwell, Pett and Harries all adding that extra bit of quality which has seen Gate go three games without a win. Gate were almost caught when on a rare break forward from the visitors, a cross into the box almost caught out Ben Fletcher in goal, luckily for Gate the ball only found the crossbar. Get went close on ten minutes when Dave Rossall who was also making his first start at The Brian Addison Stadium since rejoining the club looked to find Ryan Riley. Riley though was just caught offside with the goal at his mercy. The visitors would take the lead ten minutes before half time, some poor defending from the corner the downfall for Gate. The ball in found the unmarked Andy Smith who headed into the far corner past Fletcher. HALF TIME: Squires Gate 0-1 Abbey Hey Gate started the second half much with the same intensity of the first half. The feeling around the ground was always that Andy Clarkson’s men would get back into the game but would have to be patient. More clever football on the edge of the Abbey Hey box after 59 minutes saw Gate go close again. The ball was laid back to Dean Ing who looked for a man at the back post, but his cross was too heavy. Gate would keep the pressure on and just a minute later equalised. Gary Pett’s header was saved by the keeper before Scott Harries reacted quickest to tap in whilst falling over. Gate who already looked full of confidence seemed buoyed by the equaliser and looked to push forward to take the lead. Andy Richards beat his man in the box before taking aim only to be denied by the keeper, the resulting corner was cleared by the visitors. What then followed was three great chances for Gate, all three just needing a touch for Gate to take the lead. First Dean Ing’s cross was put out for a corner before Tarren Moxon’s cross back in from the resulting corner was blocked. Scott Harries then put in a teasing ball, but nobody in Blue could get a touch. Gate’s pressure would be rewarded on 69 minutes when they’d take the lead. Scott Harries again in the right place at the right time to tap in after Dean Ing’s shot looked to be being cleared off the line. Gate’s dominance would be rewarded again 5 minutes from full time when Gary Pett extended their lead. He lined up one of his trademark free kicks from the edge of the box firing past the keeper right into the top corner. Sadly Gate who were clearly still celebrating the third goal would concede straight from kick off. The visitors going straight down the other end to grab a goal back all be it to late.

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SATURDAY 26TH JANUARY 2019 KICK OFF 3PM

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In a new feature we team up with the Non-league paper editor Matt Badcock who is going a little bit off a column each week to place into our programme so all you non-league fan can found out at happen all across the non-league pyramid FOOTBALL’S Coming Home at last for supporters in the south-west after Truro City announced this week they are to make a welcome return to Cornwall and play the remainder of their home games back at their Treyew Road home. The White Tigers were forced out of their home ground back in August with supermarket giant Lidl planning to build a store on the site. But now those plans have been shelved, the National League South club have been given the green light to return home and resume as the only senior football club in Cornwall. Truro had been playing their home games at Torquay United’s Plainmoor ground, meaning a gruelling 180-mile round trip for Tigers supporters. Naturally, that move badly hit fan attendance figures with the White Tigers averaging fewer than 200 fans per game because of the two-hour trip to south Devon. Their lowest recorded attendance was just 86 for their game against Hemel Hempstead Town in October, while just 52 ‘home supporters’ made the trip on New Year’s Day against their landlords with 2,760 ‘away’ fans making up an attendance figure of 2,812. In a statement, the club said: “We are pleased to confirm that Truro City Football Club will be playing the remainder of this season’s home Vanarama National League South and Buildbase FA Trophy matches at Treyew Road. “The move back has been necessitated for a number of reasons, including the late withdrawal of Helical from the retail development project. “It understood that the ground’s owners, JIL, are still in talks with Lidl and there is still a strong possibility that the development will still go ahead sometime in the future.” Now, at least with their own roof above their heads, Truro City can look to the future and a proposed move to the new 10,000-seater Stadium for Cornwall, which they would share with the Cornish Pirates rugby club. Work on that development has yet to begin with Helical, the firm which bought Treyew Road, still in discussions about settling Truro City's £2 million contribution towards the £12m project. At the time of writing this, Truro were due to kick off their first next Vanarama National League South home match at their new permanent home against south-west rivals Weston-super-mare on Saturday January 19. The club added: “We look forward to seeing as many of you as possible supporting the team at Treyew Road between now and the end of the season.” If the Stadium of Cornwall really is, as promised, to become a future hotbed of senior football in the south-west, then it’s important that White Tigers fans embrace the present. By Jon Couch

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LITHERLAND REMCYA

SATURDAY 26TH JANAURY 2019

SATURDAY 2ND FEBRUARY 2019

NWCFL PREMIER DVIISION

THE BRIAN ADDISON STADUIM

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SILSDEN SATURDAY 9TH FEBRUARY 2019 NWCFL PREMIER DVIISION THE BRIAN ADDISON STADUIM ADULTS £6 CONCESSIONS £3 UNDER 12 , FREE

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RUNCORN TOWN

BOOTLE

SATURDAY 23RD MARCH 2019

SATURDAY 20TH APRIL 2019

NWCFL PREMIER DVIISION

THE BRIAN ADDISON STADUIM

ADULTS £6 CONCESSIONS £3 UNDER 12 , FREE

WINSFORD UNITED SATURDAY 16TH FEBUARY 2019

NORTHWICH VICS SATURDAY 9TH MARCH 2019

NWCFL PREMIER DVIISION

ST LUKE’S BARTON STADUIM, POSTCODE:CW7 3AE

WINCHAM PARK, POSTCODE: CW9 6DA

ADULTS £6 CONCESSIONS £4 UNDER 16’S £1

1874 NORTHWICH SATURDAY 16TH MARCH 2019 NWCFL PREMIER DVIISION ST LUKE’S BARTON STADUIM, POSTCODE:CW7 3AE

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ADULTS £6,CONCESSIONS £4 Under 12’S FREE

WEST DIDSBURY SATURDAY 30TH MARCH 2019 NWCFL PREMIER DVIISION THE RECRETION GROUND, POSTCODE: M21 8FE ADULTS £5,CONCESSIONS £3 Under 12’S FREE

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SATURDAY 2ND FEBRURY 2019 KICK OFF 3PM

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PREDICTION LEAGUE After another successful year of the prediction league As Sam from Bootle winning it last year closely follow by Laurence Reade a Ground Hopper and Amy Stanton a new Mills fan in 2nd and 3rd. This year we going improve the points, this year we going award points for 2 correct results and 4 points for correct score and in the super 6 section u will get 9 points for correct results and 12 points for correct score. If you want to enter tweet me @sgfcjay by 3pm on a Saturday and 7.45pm on midweek games. BOOKIES SAYS

Mark

Home Win

3-0

Draw

2-1

Derby v Reading

Home Win

4-0

Stoke v Leeds

Away Win

1-4

Aston Villa v Hull Blackburn v Ipswich

“SUPER 6” TREBLE POINTS. BOOKIES SAYS

Mark

Bournemouth v West Ham

Away Win

1-2

Liverpool v Crystal Palace

Home Win

3-1

Man United v Brighton

Home Win

3-1

Draw

0-0

Away Win

1-1

Draw

0-1

Newcastle v Cardiff Southampton v Everton Watford v Burnley

2018/2019 standings Team

Role

Pts

Sam Pearson

City Of Liverpool

Fan

41pts

Darren Barrow

Northwich Vics

Fan

32pts

Andy Richards

Squires Gate

Player

30pts

Jay Hayden

Squires Gate

Programme Editor

30pts

Nick Harbour

Padiham

Fan

30 pts

Alex Duffin

City Of Liverpool

Fan

28pts

Peter Hill

Burscough

Fan

26pts

Ashley Dobell

1874 Northwich

Fan

24pts

Matty Kay

Squires Gate

Player

24pts

Darren Ing

Squire Gate

Fan

22pta

Dan Hayden

Squires Gate

Fan

20pts

Jack Beresford

Sandbach United

Fan

12pts

Gary Pett

Squires Gate

Player

9pts

AWAY DAYS

SATURDAY 9TH MARCH 2019

WINCHAM PARK,CHAPEL STREET,NORTHWICH,CHESHIRE

POSTCODE: CW9 6DA ADULTS £6 CONCESSIONS £4 £2 FOR 12-16 YEARS UNDER 12’S

FREE Travel Gate will now provide a coach to away game this season if you are want to travel with us get in touch to Mark Ashmore on 07895539194 or on twitter. The price of a seat is just £10 (limited space available)

AROUND THE LEAGUE The second weekend of 2019 delivered a full programme of league fixtures and the usual mix of talking points. Premier Division leaders City of Liverpool took advantage of dropped points by nearest challengers at kick off Congleton Town, to move 14 points clear at the top, thanks to a 3-0 win at Squires Gate. Two early goals from Craig Cairns laid the foundations for the win, with Karl Clair adding a third ten minutes into the second half. Bootle moved into second place, ahead of Congleton Town on goal difference, with their 5-2 defeat of Whitchurch Alport. The teams were tied at 2-2 at half time, but second half strikes from Connor Millington, Kieran Halligan and Steven Jones earned the win for the Bucks. Congleton Town's goalless draw at home to Burscough saw them drop to third place, and Charnock Richard moved up into fourth, ahead of Barnoldswick Town on goal difference, after their 5-0 win at Barlick. Charnock captain Carl Grimshaw was inevitably involved in the goalscoring action, scoring his fourth hat trick of the season. Runcorn Town drop to 7th after going down 2-1 at Litherland REMYCA, Lennon Whewell on target with a double for Remy, and Ashton Athletic are up to 8th following their 2-0 win over Northwich Victoria at Brocstedes Park. Christopher Webster and Matthew Reid were the Yellows' scorers on a day when Athletic's joint-managers Jay Foulds and Dougie Pitts celebrated their 300th game in charge. There was a lively last 20 minutes at the St Lukes Barton Stadium, with Irlam eventually emerging with a 4-2 win over 1874 Northwich. With the teams tied at 1-1 Liam Pollitt put Irlam ahead only for Michael Koral to immediately level for 1874. But Irlam weren't done and an own goal and Marcus Perry's 16th goal of the season sealed victory for Michael Dodd's men. In the other game, bottom of the table Abbey Hey earned a morale boosting 1-0 win at Silsden, thanks to Oliver Walker's 69th minute winner. In the First Division North, Longridge Town and Avro continue to set the pace at the top, with both recording good wins in advance of the clash between the two in midweek. A Jay Hart hat trick and a double from Richie Allen helped Longridge Town to a 6-2 win at AFC Darwen, and Michael Norton scored twice in Avro's 5-1 win at Ashton Town. Longridge lead Avro by eight points, having played two games more, and AFC Liverpool joined Prestwich Heys in joint third place after their 2-0 win over Heys, thanks to goals from Anthony Lyons and Callum Schorah. Lower Breck leapfrogged over Carlisle City into fifth place after a hat trick of penalties from Stephen Milne earned them their 3-0 win over the Cumbrians at Gillford Park. The highest scorers of the day were Garstang, whose 8-2 win over Shelley included a hat trick from Jacob Salisbury. The battle to avoid the relegation places took another twist with Daisy Hill moving out of the bottom two with their 3-1 victory over Cleator Moor Celtic at New Sirs, with skipper Ashley Stott scoring twice. That result coupled with Chadderton's 5-0 defeat of Holker Old Boys meant the Stags drop into second bottom place, Harry Pratt grabbing a double for Chaddy. Bacup Borough's 4-0 home win over Atherton LR means LR remain bottom of the table, and the other two games in the division ended all square, with AFC Blackpool being held to a 1-1 draw at home to Steeton, and St Helens Town sharing a 2-2 draw with Nelson. The battle at the top of the First Division South continues to be fascinating, with just six points separating the top six. Rylands occupy the top spot on goal difference from Wythenshawe Amateurs after their 3-1 win at Sandbach United. James Daniels, Bradley Williams and Warren Gerrard were the Rylands scorers in a win that saw them regain top spot after the Ammies had gone to the top of the pile on Friday night with a 3-0 win at Barnton, in which Jordan Burton scored twice. Stone Old Alleynians continued their good run with a 3-1 home win over Cheadle Heath Nomads, with leading scorer Jack Tomlinson adding another two goals to his tally to move him on to 28 for the season Abbey Hulton United stay in fourth place despite going down 3-1 at Wythenshawe Town, a result that means Town are one place behind in 5th. Matthew Landgregan, Lee Gregory and Liam Crellin-Myers were the Town scorers in a win that sees them stay five points ahead of Vauxhall Motors, whose 5-0 home win over Stone Dominoes kept them in 6th. David Webb's hat trick was the highlight of a good afternoon for the Motormen. FC Oswestry Town's 3-0 win over Eccleshall on Friday night was set in motion by goals from Liam Parry and Michael Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Reilly in the opening 34 minutes, with Samuel Spridgeon adding a third on the stroke of full time. A Kiarno Samms penalty and a second goal from Adam Etches just before half time secured Stockport Town's 2-1 win in the derby clash at Cheadle Town, and Maine Road continued their revival with a 3-1 win at home to Cammell Laird 1907. Joseph O`Brien, Kyle Hendley and Lee Hendley scored for Road in a win that moves them above Lairds into fourth bottom place, and although Ellesmere Rangers remain second from bottom, they picked up a point in a 2-2 home draw with New Mills. A double from Adam Davies had put Rangers two ahead, but Ben Bevan and Edward Driver rescued a point for the Millers. In the other game Alsager Town shared a 1-1 draw with St Martins. Remember if you cannot follow the action live, then visit the Official League website www.hallmarksecurityleague.com for the latest news, results and information. We can also be found on Twitter and Facebook, so 'follow us' and 'like us' to keep up to date on the goings on from around the League.

FOOTBALL SPOT THE DIFFERENCE This week brain teaser part 1 we test you on your spot the difference skills and test you too see if you can all the difference in the photo below

EUROPEAN FOOTBALL WORDSEARCH This week Brian Teaser part 2 we test you Wordsearch skills and found out how good at you are at this Year European teams, Can You Find Them All?

BORDEAUX

FRANKFURT

LAZIO

VALENCIA

LYON

HOFFENHEIM

NAPOLI

VILLARREAL

MARSEILLE

RB LEIPZIG

ROMA

MONACO

SCHALKE

ATLETICO MADRID

PSG

AC MILAN

BARCELONA

RENNES

ATALANTA

REAL BETIS

BAYER LEVERKUSEN

INTER MILAN

REAL MADRID

BAYERN MUNICH

JUVENTUS

SEVILLA

NWCFL WEEKâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S FIXTURES SATURDAY 19TH JANUARY 2018 PREMIER DIVISION ASHTON ATHLETIC V LITHERLAND REMCYA BOOTLE V CONGLETON TOWN CHARNOCK RICHARD V RUNCORN TOWN

HANLEY TOWN V CITY OF LIVERPOOL IRLAM V BURSCOUGH NORTHWICH VICTORIA V 1874 NORTHWICH SQUIRES GATE V ABBEY HEY WEST DIDSBURY V SILSDEN WHITCHURCH ALPORT V PAIDHAM WINSFORD UNITED V BARNOLDSWICK TOWN

TUESDAY 22ND JANUARY 2018 PREMIER DIVISION BARNOLDSWICK TOWN V 1874 NORTHWICH CONGLETON TOWN V ABBEY HEY HANLEY TOWN V RUNCORN TOWN

WEDNESDAY 23RD JANUARY 2018 PREMIER DIVISION NORTHWICH VICS V WEST DIDSBURY

FOOTBALL SPOT THE BALL In this week final Brain Teaser on this weekend, we test to see if you know with a spot the ball picture below All the answers from this week brain teasers will be in next week issue when we host Hanley town

ABBEY HEY

SQUIRES GATE

(GK) ROSS HEYWOOD (GK) BEN FLETCHER

ADAM BARLOW

(GK) JACK HARGREAVES

LOUIS EDWARDS

DAN GRAY

DESMOND FLANAGAN

ANDREW RICHARDS

JAMIE MCLELLAN

JOE WYERS-ROEBUCK

Referee

ADAM SUMNER

Micheal Crusham

BEN READER

SAMUEL OKO ROBERT SWALLOW THOMAS MURRAY

DAVE ROSSALL

PETER WATLING

SEYDOU BAMBA

NICO COLLINS

JOE BOOTH

KEIRON SALE

SAM STAUNTON-TURNER

GEORGE DANAHER

JOEY MULLEN

Assistant

RYAN CHARNLEY DEAN ING

Matthew Mcquillan

RYAN RILEY

Aran Hodgkinson

DANIEL HOPKINS TAYLOR MAGUIRE STEPHEN SOLADEMI

JORDAN SALTHOUSE JAMES BOYD OWEN BRIDGE RIC SEEAR

RICCARDO EGIDI FINLEY CLARKSON GARY PETT

Next Home Game HANLEY TOWN

Next Away Game

SATURDAY 26TH JANAURY 2019

WINSFORD UNITED SATURDAY 16TH FEBUARY 2019

NWCFL PREMIER DVIISION

THE BRIAN ADDISON STADUIM

ST LUKE’S BARTON STADUIM, POSTCODE:CW7 3AE

ADULTS £6 CONCESSIONS £3 UNDER 12 , FREE

ADULTS £6 CONCESSIONS £4 UNDER 16’S £1