Squires Gate v Barnoldswick Town by SquiresGateFC

V Barnoldswick Town 20.09.16 19:45 Hallmark Security League Premier Division Issue 7

SQUIRES GATE FOOTBALL CLUB INSIDE TODAY’S PROGRAMME...

FROM THE DUGOUT

PREDICTION CORNER

The Gaffer gives his thoughts on Gate’s first win in September away at Cammell Laird and what he expects from tonight.

Gate forward Mark Buchan, Cheadle Town fan Robin Squelch and Gary Langley give their predictions for tonight’s picks.

GIVE IT FIVE

ON THIS DAY

We have a look at Barnoldswick Town last five results and the last few meetings.

We take a look back on our 7-2 victory over Alsager Town.

OPPOSITION WATCH

MATCH ACTION

Mark Ashmore gives us an indepth look at which players could be a potential threat to Gate tonight.

Mark Ashmore gives us match reports from the defeat against Padiham and Cammell Laird 1907.

SEASON FLASHBACK

STATISTICS

We look back on how the table stand in 2001/2002 season.

We take an indepth look at how both teams compare going into tonight’s game.

CHAIRMAN

GROUNDSMAN

PHOTOGRAPHY

STUART HOPWOOD

BRIAN ADDISON

ALBERT COOPER (HEAD PHOTOGRAPHER)

SECRETARY

MARK ASHMORE

JOHN MAGUIRE

PETER BRYANT

CONTRIBUTORS

TREASURER

STEVE BELLAMY

MELLY PARKER

JOHN STOKES

HOSPITALITY

MARK ASHMORE

MANAGERS

DENISE GIBSON

GARY LANGLEY

DANNY PENSWICK

EMMA HOPWOOD

MARK BUCHAN

BRIAN PENSWICK (ASSISTANT MANAGER)

CHRISTINE WALSH

ROBIN SQUELCH

MEDIA

PROGRAMME EDITORS

MARK ASHMORE (HEAD OF MEDIA)

JAY HAYDEN

ALBERT COOPER

DAN HAYDEN

FROM THE DUGOUT

DANIEL PENSWICK “CONFIDENCE IS HIGH AGAIN AND WE HAVE A STRONG SIDE FOR TONIGHT…” Good evening everyone, Tonight we welcome Barnoldswick to the Royal British Legion Stadium in what I'm hoping will be another great advert for nwcfl football. Barnoldswick sit one place above us in the table and are always a strong and competitive side so we should be in for an entertaining game with both sides full of attacking threat.

“We should be in for an entertaining game with both sides full of attacking threat” I was pleased to get back in the points on Saturday and our victory against Cammell Laird was fully deserved. The lads put in a fantastic performance and we knew exactly where we needed to be more organised and corrected it straight away. I was impressed with the way that we controlled the game in most parts and it showed that we can dominate games and win them. I was a bit disappointed with the penalty conceded, as it was a very soft tackle from Ryan and the ref obviously gave the penalty which they then converted. A very good penalty on their part and Ben was well beaten but it would have been good to keep our first clean sheet of the campaign.

“We knew exactly where we needed to be organised and corrected it.” Nobody loves attacking football more than me but over the past few weeks I think we've gone a bit too far with it. We left ourselves exposed and paid the price last Tuesday against Padiham. We just wasn’t up to standard last week but after our win on Saturday, the boys have got their confidence back and we have a strong squad for tonight. Saturday we looked much more compact whilst we were also able to maintain our attacking threat.

“We left ourselves exposed and paid the price” The welcome return or Joe Noblet and Ric Seear were a definite bonus aswell as seeing Seydou Bamba back in the blue of SGFC. Let's hope it's another cracker. Up the Gate!!!

Danny

SQUIRES GATE BUCHAN 72

SUBS NOT USED J.NOBLET

4 PADIHAM

TAYLOR 12,40 COYNE 45 DEAN 54

HT: 0-3

B.FLECTHER

DONLON

R.STAYTE

ARMSTRONG

B.SEEAR

BRADLEY

M.HALL

SHARPLES

D.PENSWICK

YOUNG

P.CARROLL

BARSKI

(B.DAWSON 45) A.MCKENDRICK

DUNN

(J.HIGHAM 45) M.THORBER

HUNTER

M.BUCHAN

TAYLOR

SUBS NOT USED WEST DEMAINE PEARCE WILLMORE

R.RILEY 10 10 DEAN (R.TANSER 63) J.GIBSON 11 11 COYNE

Gate struggled to get going from the start of the game with no real presence up front as an outlet. Padiham looked to control the game constantly using for AFC Fylde striker James Dean as an outlet up top. The visitors almost opened the scoring after 10 minutes. Aaron Taylor meeting Garry Hunters Freekick but his header could only find the crossbar. Just a minute after that Padiham would take the lead. Ben Fletcher coming out of his goal to clear the ball caught the Padiham attacker inside the box. Aaron Taylor stepped up to the spot to out the visitors in the lead. Just two minutes later it could have be 2-0. Gate sloppy with a back pass allowed Taylor in for Padiham but his shot was saved well low down by Fletcher. When Gate did get forward to attack they created some good chances. Alex Mckendrick doing well to get forward on 24 minutes but his whipped cross into the box couldn't find anyone on the end of it. Mark Buchan then he a shot from distance which just went wide of the post. Despite Gates limited spell of chances it would be Padiham who struck again. Aaron Taylor tapping in after the ball was crossed to easy from the right hand side. And soon after the visitors would make it three. Winger Coyne making a brilliant run down the right hand side to escape his marker and fire low past Fletcher. Manager Danny Penswick made two changes at half time with Brett Dawson and Jake Higham coming on for Mark Thornber and Alex Mckendrick and both sparked abit of life into Gate after the break. Gate had an early chance from a corner but that was well defended by Padiham. Just a few minutes after that Gates concentration dropped again. Another loose pass at the back was picked up by James Dean who made no mistake to fire it past Fletcher. Gate would be offered a way back into the game on 66 minutes after a foul in the box. Mark Buchan steeping up to score his third in two games and grab a goal back for Gate. Two minutes later and Padiham could and should have been down to 10 men. Defender Marc Young going studs in on Brett Dawson's mid drift but somehow got away with a warning. Unfortunately that would be how the game would end for Gate who suffered probably their worst defeat of the season.

CAMMELL LAIRD 1907

3 SQUIRES GATE

PRINCE 69

HT: 0-1

BUCHAN 30,76 DAWSON 59

MARROW

B.FLECTHER

SUBS NOT USED

KENNDEDY

R.STAYTE

J.HIGHAM

THOMAS

B.SEEAR

J.GIBSON

LOMAX

D.PENSWICK

BOARDMAN

P.CARROLL

CAMDEN

S.BAMBA

HAYES

R.TANSER

JEWELL

J.NOBLET

MILNE

M.BUCHAN

EDGAR 10 10 R.RILEY CARNEY 11 11 B.DAWSON Gate were boosted by the arrival of Seydou Bamba who would be making his second debut for Gate having played for the club two years ago. His signing would give Gate the ability to move manager Penswick forward into his preferred midfield position whilst Bamba, who played every game for Padiham last season, would offer more experience. Cammell Laird came into the game still searching for their first win of the season and that was clear to see from the start of the game. The home side had an early corner after two minutes which was easily cleared by Gate. They then played some nice football on the edge of Gates box after five minutes but the resulting shot flew wide of the post. As Gate began to settle they began to play the sort of football Gate fans hadn't seen since the start of the season. First Joe Noblet found the feet of Mark Buchan who in turn flicked the ball through the defence to find the run of Brett Dawson, but he was flagged offside. Then Dawson became provider when his clever flick found Ben Seear forward from defence, but that was too quick for the fullback who was flagged offside. Nine minutes later and Gate's persistence would pay off. Striker Mark Buchan grabbing his fourth goal in three games to put Gate ahead. Brett Dawson's shot one on one was saved but the striker did well to recover and find Buchan in the box who finished smartly into the top corner. Despite taking the lead, Gate had to be switched on four minutes later, when Ben Fletcher came to the rescue. A header on goal looked certain for the back of the net, only for Fletcher to dive full stretch and tip the ball wide with one hand. Brett Dawson would have Gates late chance of the first half on 39 minutes. Dawson, who caused the Laird's defence all kinds of problems all afternoon, did well to beat his man but his low drive was fired straight at the keeper. The second half started with a number of freekick's for Gate. The previously mentioned Brett Dawson being constantly fouled but Gate couldn't convert any of the chances. First Joe Noblet lined one up in perfect territory for him, but that was soft and straight into the keepers arms. Then he had another chance three minutes later, but that freekick was put out for a corner by the keeper. Gate again wasting the chance from the corner which was easily cleared at the front post by Lairds. Gate would eventually grab themselves a second on 59 minutes. Brett Dawson grabbing the goal he deserved after Ryan Tanser sent him in behind, the striker rounded the keeper with ease to tap into the empty net and double Gates lead. vLairds would get what would be nothing more than a consolation goal ten minutes later. A corner to Lairds punched clear by Fletcher fell to the laird's winger who drove into the box and was fouled. Up stepped Laird's player/manager Neil Prince to slot the penalty past Fletcher. Gate would then have a penalty or their own on 76 minutes. Brett Dawson causing more problems for the Laird's defence as he tricked and turned his way into the box, only to be tripped. Striker Mark Buchan stepped up to score his second of the game and fifth in three games. And that's how it would end for Gate who got back to winning ways after two losses and moved upto 10th in the league, with two games in hand in those around

ON THE ROAD

AFC DARWEN 16.11.16 WHO’S IN CHARGE? Adam Douglas

GROUND WEC Group Anchor Ground

LAST SEASON

AFC DARWEN 1 SQUIRES GATE 1 before it found McKenna in the box. Kay again was lively down the left after a good spell of possession from Gate but after his good work to beat his man, his cross was poor. Mckenna on the other wing came into the game but after beating two Darwen men, his shot was blocked. The ball found it’s way over the Ferguson on the left hand side soon after but his shot was deflected wide. Gate best chance of the half came from Kay. Just before half time he struck the ball from outside the box but the home keeper did well to save. The follow up corner for Gate was just headed over by Buchan in what was another good chance just before the break.

The home side had the first chance of the half but Fletcher was well behind the strike. The home side would open the scoring soon after. The ball played across the goal and with Gates defence stood still Darwen pounced and opened the scoring. Gate who had been the better team throughout, continued to attack and had plenty of chances. Gaul, the scorer for Darwen, had another chance but this time it was over. Billy McKenna had Gates next chance but the keeper spilt his shot. Nobody could follow up on the loose ball, which was eventually cleared. Two of Gates substitutes almost linked up to equalise for Gate.

Terry Cummings sent down the line and he found space to play a superb ball across the box but Rowley who was in he middle, couldn’t make contact with the ball. Late drama ensued for Gate as minutes from the end of the game Danny Penswick had a header cleared off the line by Darwen Player/manager Neil Prince. Gates kept the pressure coming and were all over Darwen in the last 10 minutes. They would make that pressure pay with seconds left on the clock, Terry Cummings stepping up to poke the ball home after a scramble in the box.

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STATISTICALLY SPEAKING

WIN

HOME WIN

AWAY WIN

DEFEAT

HOME DEFEAT

AWAY DEFEAT

NO SCORE DRAW

SCORE DRAW

CONCEDING 1+ GOALS

SCORING 1+ GOALS

CLEAN SHEETS

BACK TO BACK WINS

GOALS

19 CLEAN SHEETS

3 CONCEDED

16 AVERAGE GOALS PER GAME

GATE v BARNOLDSWICK: HEAD TO HEAD LAST GATE WIN SATURDAY 2ND JANUARY 2016 2-1 (THE ROYAL BRITISH LEGION STADUIM) LAST BARNOLDSWICK WIN SATURDAY 29TH AUGUST 2015 0-3 (SLIENTNIGHT STADIUM) LAST DRAW TUESDAY 9TH SEPTEMBER 2014 0-0 (THE ROYAL BRITISH LEGION STADUIM) LAST GOALLESS DRAW TUESDAY 09TH SEPTEMBER 2014 0-0 (THE ROYAL BRITISH LEGION STADUIM)

ALL TIME PLAYED 6 GATE WINS 1 DRAWS 1 BARNOLDSWICK WIN 4

THIS WEEK IN FOOTBALL HISTORY As part of a new feature, we are going to look back on some famous news that happened in the footballing world during this week in history.

A BIG BID FOR A BIT OF BEST

2006

On 13 September2006, a shirt worn by George Best in a record breaking performance sold at auction for £24,000. The shirt in question was once worn by Best for Manchester United in a 5th round FA Cup match against Northampton Town on 7th February 1970. United won 8-2 with Best providing 6 of the goals, a record haul for the competition at the time. In 1996, a participant in a newspaper competition won the shirt as a prize and then held onto it for 10 years before putting it up for auction at £30,000. The auction included other football memorabilia, including the Fulham shirt worn by Bobby Moore in his last England match (£3,600) and the 1970 FA Cup winners medal awarded to Ron Harris (£13,200).

1965

DEFENCE DOES WIN CHAMPIONSHIPS On September 15th 1965, Inter won their second consecutive International Cup, beating the same team they beat for their first one. They won it the over Argentina’s Independiente in both teams first appearance in the competition. They drew the first two legs 1-1 before Inter went on to win the replay. The same two teams met again in 1965. Inter won the first leg in convincing fashion, beating Independiente at the San Siro 3-0. At the time, the contest was decided on points so an Independiente win by any score in the second leg would send the teams to another replay.

But under manager Helenio Herrera, Inter had mastered the defensive style known as catenaccio. Playing in front of a hostile crowd of 80,000 at La Doble , they practised it to perfection shutting out Independiente for the 4th time in 5 games to claim their second title. The 1965 victory was Inter’s last appearance in the competition, however Independiente went on to win in it in 1973 and 1984.

A GOOD DAY TO TIE

1979

On 16th September 1979, the Serie A season kicked off with 8 matches, 7 of which ended in draws. Goals were at a premium that day, as 11 of the 16 teams in action failed to find the net resulting in 5 scoreless draws: Ascoli vs Napoli, Avellino vs Lazio, Cagliari vs Torino, Perugia vs Catanzaro and Roma vs Milan. The other ineffective attack came from Pescara, who were on the wrong end of the day’s only unbalanced result, losing 2-0 to Inter. There were also 2 score draws, both of which ended 1-1. Fiorentina vs Udinese and Juventus vs Bologna. Other leagues have experienced similar days, with 8 draws out of 11 English 1st Division matches on 10 September 1966 and 8 draws out of 10 matches in the 13th round of the Argentinian Clausura.

THIS SEASON

CURRENT FORM

PTS

POS

9TH

LAST 6 GAMES

PTS POS 10

8TH

15/16 RECORD

Sat 27 Aug

New Millis (H)

W 4-2

Tue 30 Aug

Nelson (A)

W 2-1

Sat 03 Sep

1874 Northwich (H)

D 2-2

Mon 05 Sep

Atherton Colls (A)

L 3-0

Sat 10 Sep

Darlington Railway (A)

W 4-0

Sat 17 Sep

Runcorn Linnets (H)

L 2-0

Next 6 GAMES

WINS:

Founded: 1972

DRAWS:

Ground: Silentnight

DEFEATS:

Capacity: 2,000

POSITION:

9th

Chairman: Ian James Manager: Stewart Airdrie

16/17 RECORD HOME WINS:

DRAWS:

554 v FC United of Manchester

AWAY WINS:

(23 July 2015 )

NWCFL

DEFEATS:

FA Cup Progression:

Bootle (H)

NWCFL

POSITION:

9th

Squires Gate (H)

NWCFL

Sat 24 Sep

Stokesley Sports Club

Tues 27 Sep

Irlam (H)

Sat 01 Oct

West Didsbury

Tues 04 Oct

Padiham (H)

Sat 08 Oct Tues 11 Oct

FA Vase 2Q NWCFL Macron R1

Highest Attendance:

Extra Preliminary Round (2011-2012)

.Formed in 1972 and named Barnoldswick United(1972) - so called due to being canny Yorkshiremen- had there been a previous club named Barnoldswick United and they had outstanding debts the new club would have been liable for them. The field started out as a grazing meadow for cattle, after a lot of hard work, it is now the pitch we play on. The club had 2 teams playing in the Craven & District Football League, in the early 1990's we joined the East Lancashire Football League again with 2 teams. In the late 1990's we had 3 teams our 1st & 2nd team teams joined The West Lancashire Football League, our 3rds staying in The East Lancashire League. The 2003/2004 season brought the amalgamation of Barnoldswick United (1972), Barnoldswick Park Rovers and Salterforth Juniors and we changed our name to Barnoldswick Town Football Club. It has always been in the club's constitution to get our ground up to the minimum standards of The North West Counties Football League and the 2009/2010 season saw us accepted into The North West Counties Football League. Alongside our main pitch we have a floodlit training pitch. Our club house can hold up to 100 people and be hired out for functions. Our main sponsor is Silentnight Beds Ltd and the ground is named The Silentnight Stadium. In 2009/2010 our first season in The NWCFL saw us finish runners up in Division 1 and finalists in the prestigious West Riding County Cup beating Guiseley who won promotion to the Conference North along the way. It was an interesting season as we only expected to hold our own and try to make sure we didn't end up at the bottom of the league. Following on from our success in the 2009/2010 season we went from just looking to avoid relegation in the Premier Division 2010/2011 to astound ourselves by finishing a creditable 7th in the league, only suspensions and injuries we feel robbed us of a top three spot. In March 2012 we achieved The FA Grade E, enabling the club to enter The Evostick League when finishing in a promotion position. In June 2014 we achieved Charter Standard. For the 2016/2017 Barnoldswick Town have 1 team in The newly named Hallmark Security League and 1 team in The Lancashire Football League Western Division (Galaxy League). The Junior section has 21 teams in The East Lancashire League from U7's U18's, plus one U12's girls team playing in The West Riding League. They also have a Tiny Town junior academy for 4 - 6 year olds.

LAST TIME OUT

BARNOLDSWICK TOWN 0 RUNCORN LINNETS 2 PREMIER DIVISION / SATURDAY 17TH SEPTEMBER 2016/SLIENTNIGHT STADUIM Barnoldswick had made a solid start to the season and began the day in 9th place, having played two games fewer than Linnets and always pose a tough challenge on their home patch. Kyle Hamid returned to the starting eleven for Anthony Donaldson in an otherwise unchanged side. Wearing their Dutch-style away kit, Michael Ellison's men set about dominating the game from the off but did so without really creating much in the way of early goal scoring opportunities. Meanwhile, Barlick's threat came from adventurous long- range efforts. As always, the pace on either flank for Linnets was causing problems for the opposition's full backs, Bev Burey and Paul Shanley running with the ball at speed to try to force an opening. It was skipper Kyle Hamid, who opened the scoring on the half hour. Adam Wade did very well when surrounded by Barlick players on the right touchline to slip away from their grasp and pull the ball back for Hamid. The skipper was waiting in the 'D' outside the penalty box, and when the ball reached him, he calmly swept it goalwards and straight into the bottom corner for 0-1. Mark Houghton had a goal ruled out, correctly, for offside after good play by Wade and Hamid before Barlick got away on the counter attack but sliced an attempt at goal 15 yards wide. The second half was much of the same, Linnets dominating throughout but this time making much clearer scoring opportunities. Mark Houghton headed Danny McKenna's pin point cross wide when well placed, and, not long after, Hamid forced the ball through to Houghton who looked certain to score only for Barlick's keeper to scramble the ball wide of the post.

01 JORDAN GIDLEY

01 THOMAS HUNT

02 LIAM BLADES

02 DANIEL MCKENNA

03 JAMES CRORKEN

03 CHRISTOPHER LAWTON

04 LIAM BRITTON

04 AARON MORRIS

05 SHAUN AIREY

05 DANIEL Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;BRIEN

06 JON HODGKINSON

06 ADAM WADE

07 ALEX RALPH

07 RONNIE MCCARTHY

08 ARLEY BARNES

08 KYLE HAMID

09 MARK THRELFALL

09 MARK HOUGHTON

10 JOSEPH GAUGHAN

10 PAUL SHANLEY

11 BEN GORMAN

11 BEVAN BUREY

Barlick tried to take advantage as Linnets took their foot briefly off the gas, much to the frustration of manager Ellison. A volley over the bar from 18 yards was the closest the hosts would come all afternoon.

12 MATTHEW CAVANAGH

12 STEVE FOSTER

14 ROBERT GRIMES

14 SEAN CARLSON

15 SAMUEL HOWELL

15 ANDERW THORPE

Ellison introduced Taylor Kennerley, Steve Foster and Vita Mbdokele for the last 20 minutes as the visiting side closed the game out comfortably to secure a thoroughly-deserved and highly-satisfying win at a notoriously-difficult place to do so.

16 AARON HOLLINDRAKE

16 VITA MBDOKELE

17 STUART CROSS

17 TAYLOR KENNERLEY

Houghton deserved a goal for his energy and chances missed and he duly got his just rewards by turning in the most difficult effort of the lot mid way through the second half. Bev Burey won the pace war on the right flank all afternoon and when he got away once again, the winger floated a ball towards the front post that the 'keeper came to gather only for Houghton to nip in front of him. With back to goal, flick the ball over his and the goalkeeper's head and set off in celebration as the ball looped in under the crossbar.

VIEW FROM THE AWAY END

MELLY PARKER

What are your expectations for the seado you think need to be made to improve on last seasons finish?

son? What improvements

We had a great campaign last season but we are just aiming to build on what we have. A top 10 finish would be good, but if we can finish above 8th then I would be very happy. How did your preseason go? I’m not a big fan of pre season, it’s more about the start of the season. It’s fair to say that we didn’t have the best of pre seasons but we did play some very strong sides so it was a good test for us. Did any players impress you? Our players are impressing me a lot this season, we are becoming a very strong side and very hard to beat which is always a good sign. We are slowly becoming more organised too. Are you happy with how season is going at the moment ? There’s no complaints from me so far but hopefully we will improve on last season with the new signings we have made and become stronger as they start to gel into the team. What teams are you looking forward to going up against this season? Any grounds that you enjoy visiting? I look forward to going up against every team in this division to see how they have improved, Congleton is probably my favourite ground to visit though. What has been the most memorable moment and game for you within your time watching Barnoldswick Town? When we beat Guiseley in the County Cup semi final on penalties. 1-1 draw and we won 5-3 on penalties in the 2010-2011 season. Which players will be key for you this season? Joseph Gaughan, Robert grimes, Shaun Airey & Jordan Gidley If you could sign 3 Premier League players on a free transfer, who would you sign and why? Sergio Aguero, I mean who wouldn’t want him in their side? Phillip Couthino and Adam Lallana to add something different to our attacking style. Have you been to Squires Gate before? If so, what was the score? Been to Squires Gate about 5 times now, its not a bad ground at all. If you were manager of a 5 a side team and had to pick 2 Barnoldswick Town players and 3 PL legends. Who would be in your side? Joseph Gaughan, Jordan Gidley, Phillip Couthinho, John Stones & Robert Firminho. Have you ever been to Wembley before? What would be your ideal scenario there? Yes I have been to Wembley; went to old Wembley twice and toured the new one. I would love to watch Barlick at Wembley in the FA Vase. Prediction for tonight’s game? Squires Gate 1 Barnoldswick Town 3

OPPOSITION

H/A

SCORE

ATT

POS

PTS

COMP

LINEUP

AUGUST TUE 2ND AUG

WREN ROVERS

19.00

1-1

PRE SEASON

FLETCHER, RICO, CARROLL, TROUT, SEEARS, GIBSON, STAYTE, HALL, RILEY, TANSER, DAWSON

SAT 6TH AUG

MALTBY MAIN

15.00

0-1

FA CUP (EPR)

FLETCHER, RICO, CARROLL, PENSWICK, SEEAR, HALL, NOBLET, MCKENDRICK, RILEY, SEEAR, DAWSON

SAT 13TH AUG

1874 NORTHWICH

15.00

4-1

185

4TH

NWCFL

FLETCHER, RICO, CARROLL. PENSWICK, SEEAR, HALL, STYATE, NOBLET, R.SEEAR, TANSER, GIBSON

MON 15TH AUG

ATHERTON COLLEIRIES

19.45

1-1

182

1ST

NWCFL

FLETCHER, RICO, HIGHAM. PENSWICK, CARROLL, HALL, STAYTE, THORNBER, RILEY. DAWSON, GIBSON

SAT 20TH AUG

WEST DIDSBURY

15.00

2-3

105

FA CUP (PR)

FLETCHER, RICO, HIGHAM, PENSWICK, CARROLL, HALL, MCKENDRICK, NOBLET, THORNBER, DAWSON, R.SEEAR

TUE 23RD AUG

BOOTLE

19.45

4-3

4TH

NWCFL

FLETCHER, RICO. HIGHAM, PENSWICK, CARROLL, NOBLET, MCKENDRICK, GIBSON, B.SEEAR, R.SEEAR, DAWSON

SAT 27TH AUG

CONGLETON TOWN

15.00

3-2

10TH

NWCFL

SPEIGHT, RICO. HIGHAM, PENSWICK, CARROLL, NOBLET, MCKENDRICK, STATYE, GIBSON, TANSER, R.SEEAR

TUE 30TH AUG

AFC DARWEN

19.45

2-3

105

10TH

NWCFL

FLETCHER, RICO. HIGHAM, PENSWICK, CARROLL, HALL, GIBSON, NOBLET, TANSER. DAWSON, R.SEEAR

SAT 3RD SEP

HANSWORTH PARRMORE

15.00

2-5

105

FA CUP (1QR)

FLETCHER, RICO, HIGHAM, PENSWICK, CARROLL, HALL, THORNBER, MCKENDRICK, R. SEEAR, TANSER, B.SEEAR

TUE 6TH SEP

NELSON

19.45

4-3

13TH

NWCFL

FLECTHER,RICO,B.SEEAR.HALLPENSWICK,CARROLL,MCKENDRICK,THORNBER,R.SEEAR.BUCHAN,DAWSON

SAT 10TH SEP

ALSAGER TOWN

15.00

2-1

FA VASE QR1

FLECTHER,RICO,B.SEEAR,CARROL,PENSWICK,GIBSON,HALL,MCKENDRICK,HIGHAM,RIELY,TANSER

TUE 13TH SEP

PADIHAM

19.45

1-4

100

12TH

NWCFL

FLECTHER.STAYE,B.SEEAR,PENSWCIK,CARROL,HALL,MCKENDRICK,THROBER,BUCHAN,RILEY,GIBSOB

SAT 17TH SEP

CAMMELL LAIRD 1907

15.00

1-3

10TH

NWCFL

FLECTHER.STAYE,B.SEEAR,CARROLL BAMBA,PENSWICK,NOBLET,TANSER,RILEY,DAWSON,BUCHAN

TUE 20TH SEP

BARNOLDSWICK TOWN

19.45

NWCFL

SAT 24TH SEP

MAINE ROAD

15:00

NWCFL

SAT 1ST OCT

NEW MILLS

15.00

MARCON CR1

TUES 4TH OCT

WEST DIDSBURY

19.45

NWCFL

SAT 8TH OCT

HANLEY TOWN

15.00

NWCFL

TUES 11TH OCT

BARNOLDSWICK TOWN

19:45

NWCFL

SAT 15TH OCT

BARNTON

15.00

NWCFL

WED 19TH OCT

PADIHAM

19.45

NWCFL

19:45

NWCFL

SEPTEMBER

OCTOBER

TUES 25TH OCT NELSON NOVEMBER TUES 1ST NOV

ATHERTON COLLIERIES

19;45

NWCFL

SAT 5TH NOV

RUNCORN TOWN

15:00

NWCFL

SAT 12TH NOV

HANLEY TOWN

15;00

NWCFL

WED 16TH NOV

AFC DARWEN

19;45

NWCFL

SAT 19TH NOV

RUNCORN LINNETS

15;00

NWCFL

SAT 26TH NOV

WINSORD UNITED

15:00

NWCFL

SAT 3RD DEC

IRLAM

15:00

NWCFL

SAT 10TH DEC

AFC LIVERPOOL

15:00

NWCFL

SAT 17TH DEC

BOOTLE

15:00

NWCFL

MON 26TH DEC

ASHTON ATHLETIC

15:OO

NWCFL

SAT 31ST DEC

RUNCORN TOWN

15:00

NWCFL

SAT 7TH JAN

CAMMELL LAIRD

15:00

NWCFL

SAT 21ST JAN

MAINE ROAD

15:00

NWCFL

SAT 28TH JAN

NEW MILLS

15;00

NWCFL

SAT 4TH FEB

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