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SCENE-SETTER The season is back, and The Gate welcome Burscough to The Brian Addison Stadium. We hope the fans, supporters and committee enjoy their visit, and have a safe journey home!

Burscough will be looking to have a better start to their campaign this time round and will be hoping their new Manager Nick Matthews can guide them to higher place finished.

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EXECUTIVE: Chairman: John Maguire Co-Chairman: Tony Jo Burscough last visited us back in The two teams will both looking to Treasurer: Mark Ashmore August 2018, in which Gate ran get first 3 points of the season Secretary: John Maguire out 6-1 winners, scoring 5 goals in after both teams losing thier first First Team Manager: Andy Clarkson the first half. game on Saturday . Assistant Manager: Jed Starkey Hope you all enjoy the game and Director of Football: Jimmy Salthouse lets hope it a great game for us all Physio: Lucy Gray Club President: Brian Addison Committee: John Maguire, Mark Ashmore, Steve Bellamy, Brian Addison, Colin Smith, Karl Townson, Spencer Leader, Chris Chadwick, Nick Grindley, Tony Jo Media: Albert Cooper, Mark Ashmore Programme Editor : Jay Hayden Gate Attendee: Jay Hayden Groundsman: Brian Addison, Steve Bellamy IN TODAY’S ISSUE Bar: Denise Gibson and Chris Chadwick THE BOSS– We find out what NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH– in a Gate boss Andy Clarkson thing of brand new feature we catch you YOUTH TEAMS EXECUTIVE: gate chance this year and the up on what's happening else league and we also get some where in non-league where we though of the pre season and our tell you how neighbour and lost to Runcorn Town on Saturday friends Wren got on in their first Welcome Burscough– we find out game of the season also tell you a bit about our visited at the Brian how Lytham Town got on after Addison stadium and found a bit their promotion last season

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out them and their history

Famous Faces– in a brand new Pre-season Action– we catch you feature we found what famous faces used to play for Burscough all up with how gate pre season and then how they carer plan out went and report from them after they left.

“THE BEST IS YET TO COME” As we start the new campaign, Clarkson expects to build on last seasons 8th placed finish, and says his side are more than capable of finishing in the top three this season. “The lads did brilliantly to finish 8th, especially when you consider some of the budgets that other teams had. Our aim at the start of last season was always a top 10 finish, this season we are aiming even higher. The best is yet to come”

I’d like to welcome you all back to The Brian Addison Stadium, the summer period is over and the hard work has already begun for us. The lads have been putting in some good shifts during training and pre season, and we are ready for another good campaign. Last time we welcomed Burscough here, was about the same time last season, in which we had probably one of our best wins of the campaign. We have had a very testing pre season, facing some very good capable sides and I am proud of the lads who have not stopped pushing themselves to the limit, and I feel like the best is yet to come. Saturday we faced a strong, title contending Runcorn Town side which was always going to be a difficult place to visit but after we managed to win there last season, we went in ready for the challenge. I always prepare the lads the best I can, and know that we are capable of competing in this league. Burscough will be another challenge tonight, they have made a few changes to the team that came here last season and under Nick, they will be a top side. I am sure that it is going to be an entertaining game, with both sides going into tonight on the back of a defeat. Enjoy the game, Andy

ANDY CLARKSON

BURSCOUGH Formed: 1946 Nickname: The Linnets, Green Army Ground: Victoria Park Capacity: 3,054 Colours: Green shirt, white shorts and socks HONOURS Northern Premier League 2006-07; North West Counties League 1982-83; North West Counties League Cup 1992-93, 1995-96; Lancashire Combination 1955-56, 1969-70; Division Two Champions 1953-54; Liverpool County Combination 1949-50; FA Trophy 2002-03; Liverpool Senior Cup 2000-01

THE LINNETS WELCOMING OUR OPPONENTS FROM BURSCOUGH Originally formed in 1880, the first Burscough In the 1970-71 season, Burscough joined the football club played in the Liverpool and District Cheshire County League, finishing runners up to League before folding in 1900. Rossendale United. The following season, they In 1905, Burscough Rangers were founded and won the Liverpool Non League Senior Cup, and in 1975, they lifted the Cheshire Cup. moved to the present Mart Lane ground in 1908. They established many of the traditions carried on by the current club, playing in green and known as the Linnets.

The â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Linnetsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; also reached the 1st round of the FA Cup on three occasions during the 80s, but lost every time. A 1-0 defeat to Blyth Spartans in 1977; a 3-0 defeat to now Premier League In 1926; Burscough Rangers bought a grand side Sheffield United in 1979 which was played stand from Everton and erected it on Victoria in front of 14,000 spectators; and the last time Par. They joined the Lancashire Combination league, but failed to replicate their success and was 1980 where they lost 2-1 to Altrincham. therefore folded in 1935. In 1981, Burscough were one of the founder Following World War II, the current Burscough members of the North West Counties League, and became the leagues first ever champions. club was founded in 1946. starting life in the Liverpool County Combination. In their second season, they achieved a treble; winning the Lancashire Junior Cup, George Mahon Cup and the Liverpool Challenge Cup. 2 years later, they recorded a double; this time winning the league for the first time.

In the 90s, Burscough won many trophies, and were promoted to the Northern Premier League for the first time. The Linnets finished 7th in their first Northern Premier League season, also reaching the fourth qualifying round of the FA Cup. Burscough sold Michael Yates to Dundee The 1953-54 season was a record breaker, The United for a 5 figure sum, which was a club recLinnets joined the Lancashire Combination and ord at the time. won the second division in their first season; Burscough reached the second round of the FA scoring 155 goals in the process. Cup in 2006, after they beat Gillingham 3-2 at home, before losing to Burton Albion. Within 2 years, they won the First Division Championship, a great achievement.

They were relegated to the Premier Division in 2017.

MEET THE MANAGER

Nick Matthews 43 year old Matthews was appointed manager around 5 weeks ago and has had to rebuild his squad ahead of the upcoming campaign. Speaking to the NWCFL website, Nick said that the first thing he wanted to do was assess the players that were wanting to stay at the club. The first training session that he held, he had around 27 lads for trials. “At the start of the season, I think every club in the league would like to say yes, we want to be in the top 3, but you have to be realistic.” With a rich history in the Emirates FA Cup, Matthews wants to recreate some of the clubs historic runs and says it would be a dream. Matthews takes on his first managerial role at a NWCFL club, but his previous role in this league was as Assistant Manager to Phil Greasley at Atherton LR, 8 years ago. He took St Helens Town to their highest position in 15 years, and finished just a point off the play offs, losing out to champions Hanley on the final day of the season. He was part of the backroom staff that took Widnes to a First Division win under Joey Dunn. Joey left and he worked under Steve Akrigg and Towey. “It’s a long term plan and we have the chance of moving to a new stadium and being able to build with the team. We’ve signed a couple of top young players, who have been at Chorley and Chester so, with some good help we want to progress as a club.”

FAMOUS FACES LEE TRUNDLE

CRAIG NOONE

Career Apps 631 Goals 309

Career Apps 329 Goals 32

Lee Trundle started his playing career at Burscough, however only made 10 appearances for the club but scored 5 goals. This form earned him a move up the non league system where Trundle played for Chorley; netting 21 goals in 66 appearances, Stalybridge and Bamber Bridge.

Craig Noone, started at Skelmersdale United as a youth player and was tipped as a player with great potential. He had a trial with Royal Antwerp in 2007, and later that year joined Burscough.

Noone played regularly in the Conference North for The Linnets, during 2007-08. He scored 4 goals in 24 Trundle made a name for himself, when he signed for games before moving to Southport in the summer of Swansea City in 2003. He scored on his debut 2008. against Bury, and followed it up with a hattrick in his However, after making just one appearance for the second game; against Cheltenham Town. He became non league side, they received a club record bid of an instant fans favourite. Lee scored 78 goals in 146 £110,000 for him in August 2008 so Noone was now appearances between 2003 and 2007.In his time at a professional footballer. Swansea, Trundle became a minor celebrity on the He made his debut against Burnley in a game that pitch with his displays and also featured on Soccer ended 0-0. He scored his first goal for Argyle against AM’s showboating section quite a lot. Coventry City in November 2008. He featured in the Despite their best efforts to keep him, Swansea sold FA Cup game against Arsenal, which Argyle lost 3-1. Trundle to Bristol City in the summer of 2007, for a Noone also made appearances for Exeter City, fee of £1,000,000. He scored 7 goals in 53 apps for Brighton Hove & Albion but was part of the Cardiff the Robins. Trundle played for Swansea again on team that got promoted to the Premier League in loan, before moving to Preston in 2012 from Neath. 2013, and scored against Manchester City. He now plays for Ammanford in the Cymru South. He now plays for Melbourne City in the A-League

ONES TO WATCH Pete Hill gives us an insight to which Burscough players he thinks will cause some problems for Gate today. Burscough have made a few changes to their squad this season, but under new management, they will be a force ready to compete in the league.

BEN LIGHTFOOT RIGHT BACK Previously of Chorley U21, and AFC Liverpool. A cultural right back who is comfortable on the ball, solid and composed. He knows where his back line is and he will always get stuck in.

ANDY PRESHO RIGHT BACK Former player of St Helens Town, Andy is a versatile player who is comfortable playing anywhere across the back four or midfield. He would be seen as a typical box to box midfielder and consistently covers wherever he is needed, he is there to pick up whatever the midfield don't deal with or he will be there to pick out a pass to an attacker in space. He has impressed this pre season, and going forward I think he will be a key part to the team.

SAM TURNBALL MIDFILEDER Previously of Chorley U21, Sam is another midfielder who can control the game, he has experience and has the ability to stay consistent throughout the game. He will win headers, battle, and go forward when we are attacking. He will be vital in our midfield this season.

VIEW FROM THE AWAY END DAN BALL

Firstly, how many years have you supported Burscough for? What encouraged you to go and watch them?

to be top 3.

Burscough have had some famous faces at the club in their history; Lee Trundle, Craig Noone. I went to the last three home games in the With the squad you have now, is there some 2001/02 season, we didn’t win any of them, we potential to play at the top level? lost 2 but a 7 year old me was hooked. After my We’ve one or two who have been at academies mum asked a neighbour whether Burscough of big professional clubs, and trials in the FL, had a football team. but if I said who they are, they might be taken Do you remember your first game? What was off us sooner rather than later. it that made you want to keep going back as a What is your most memorable game watching fan? Burscough? I think we played Hucknall Town, and lost 3-1. I 2003 FA Trophy final at Villa Park, a 2-1 win was transfixed by it all, despite the result. We against Tamworth. I really wish I could say I definitely played promoted Burton in my second went to Yeovil in the quarters. game and scraped a 0-0 draw. You are the manager of a 5 a side team, and If you were to pick one club to play in a pre you can pick 3 PL legends and 2 Burscough season friendly, who would you pick and why? players? Man United. I’m a season ticket holder at Old Peter Henerty, Will Doherty, Van Dijk, Pogba Trafford too, and we’ve played them twice in and Kane. pre season friendlies before down the years. It nearly makes up for nearly getting them in the If you could sign 3 PL players, past or present. Who would you sign? FA Cup in 2005/06 What would you say the expectations are for David De Gea, Roy Keane and Van Nistelrooy. Rest of the XI can fit around the spine of the the upcoming season? team. It’s difficult to know what to expect when you only know 3 members of the current squad. The Prediction for today’s game? manager has said good things about the group We had a tough game here last year, but I think that he has got together, there has been some we can get some revenge. 2-1 win for us. promising signs in pre season, and the aim has

THE YEAR THAT THE LINNETS WAS FOUNDED

THE YEAR BURSCOUGH JOINED THE CHESHIRE COUNTRY LEAGUE

THE SEASON THAT WAS BURSOUGH MOST SUCCESFUL

THE CAPACITY OF LINNETS HOME GROUND VICTORIA PAK

THE YEAR BURSCOUGH WAS FOUNDED BUT AS BURSCOUGH RANGERS

THE SCORELINE THAT THEY BEAT GILLINGAHM IN FA CUP IN 2005-2006

POSITON WHER NORTHWICH FINSHED LAST YEAR

THE HIGHEST ROUND THAT BURSCOUGH HAVE REACHED IN FA CUP IS 2ND ROUND

HEAD TOHEAD IN NUMBERS Gate has won one game out of the 5 that these two sides has played Burscough has scored 13 goals in the 5 games between the two side with the biggest scoring game being in 2018 where they put 6 past gate The highest attendance between the two side has been 106 which was in November 2018

Chad Whyte has scored 6 goals out of the 13 goals that Burscough has scored

Gate gas scored 10 goals in the 5 meetings between the two sides

The two teams has drew just one game which was in November 2018 where the two side was held to a 1-1 scoreline

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GATES PRE SEASON GALGATE 0 GATE 4 GATE 1 FLEETWOOD U23 1 GATE 1 LANCASTER CITY 1 GATE 0 AFC FYLDE 2

HURST GREEN 1 GATE 2 GATE 2 BLACKPOOL 7 GATE 1 BAMBER BRIDGE 6

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GALGATE

SQUIRES GATE

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Gate came away victorious in our first pre season game in preparation for the new season. Two goals from Dean Ing and a penalty just before half time from James Boyd gave Gate a comfortable lead at half time before a flurry of second half changes saw another goal for Gate this time from Jake Higham. In total six new faces were named in the squad all looking to impress Clarkson. Good pressing from Gate from the get go saw the homeside under pressure before Dean Ing pounced and fires past the keeper. Gate then had a good spell of possession in the game getting in good areas but couldn’t punish there hosts. The second goal came for after 15 minutes, Sam Staunton-Turner picked up the ball in the centre circle before spraying a diagonal pass across to Joey Mullen. Mullen took the ball down before crossing low to find Ing who calmly slotted in for his second of the game. Dave Rossall round Riccardo Egidi who flicked the ball on after 34 minutes, he found a Trialist but his low shot was wide. Gates third of the game came from the penalty spot. James Boyd took the ball around a defender and then the keeper before a second defender came clattering through the back of him. Boyd himself stepped up and calmly slotted past the keeper.

The second half saw a different performance from Gate, something which would be expected in Pre season. With a lot of changes and Trialist entering the game throughout, Gate took a while to get going. Gate did have the ball in the goal again but it was ruled out for offside. After a one touch passing move involved three players, Ryan Charnley was deemed to have gone too early and was flagged offside. A fourth goal came for Gate with 15 minutes of the game left. It was one of Andy Clarkson’s new signings that finished off another impressive passing move. Three of Gate’s Trialist’s linked up well and found left back Jake Higham bursting into the box, he took one touch before firing past the keeper with his right foot. After watching his sides performance, Andy Clarkson was pleased with why he saw: “We did well out there, considering we’ve only been back for two sessions against a side who have been back for five and played two games. The lads that came in that we wanted to have a look at in a game situation and we can take that forward.” Reported by Mark Ashmore

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SQUIRES GATE

1 FLEETWOOD U23’s

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A last minute goal from Ged Garner denied Gate Fleetwood came close to opening the scoring a win against Fleetwood Town’s Under 23’s in just before half time but Gate showed real their second pre season friendly. bravery with bodies on the line defending, Gate had competed well in the game before two three different men blocking shots. goals late into the second half decided the tie. After soaking up pressure, Gate’s first chance came in the 3rd minute. A corner found Dean Ing who hooked the ball to the back post but Jacob Davis couldn’t reach it.

HT 0-0

Gate were forced into a change after 15 minutes when Jacob Davis looked to suffer a bad knock. He was bought off and with no other defenders in the pitch, one of several new signings Ryan Dodd, a midfielder by trade filled in at centre back.

Gate looked to have the game won when at the death, Fleetwood struck. Ged Garner, who has featured in the first team, heading in a cross past the keeper.

The visitors came out with a much changed side with all 11 players changing at half time. One of the Trialist that entered the field came close for Gate when he took aim from a Gate then soaked up some pressure from the vis- freekick, his shot was just wide though. Into itors who as expected knocked the ball around the last ten minutes it was Gate who made the well past Gate. When chances came there way, breakthrough. Under 16 player Josh DolbyGate did come close. Riccardo Egidi controlled Armstrong did well to close the keeper down the ball before touching it past his marker but his who hit his clearance straight at the midfielder shot was blocked by a defender. who directed it in.

Andy Clarkson’s men again soaked up pressure and hit Fleetwood on the break on the half hour mark. Gate broke in numbers but sadly Egidi’s touch at the byline went out of play.

Reported by Mark Ashmore

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SQUIRES GATE

LANCASTER CITY

PICTURES BY Albert Cooper Squires Gate continued there unbeaten run in pre season with a 1-1 draw against Lancaster City. Before the game Gate announced that Keeper Ben Fletcher and defender Joey Mullen had re signed for the new season alongside youngster John-Jo Morris who signed after his release from Accrington Stanley. Gate almost opened the scoring after just three minutes in bizarre fashion. A back pass from Lancaster defender Glen Steel almost caught out Keeper Sam Ashton but he just reached the ball and cleared for a corner. The visitors had the chance to open the scoring after 10 minutes when former Blackpool striker Matthew Blinkhorn was fouled on the edge of the box. The freekick was floated into the box but cleared by Gate. Midfielders James Boyd and Ryan Charnley linked up after 23 minutes to find Ryan Riley on the left, he drove forward at the Lancaster defence before find Riccardo Egidi in the box but the striker was crowded out and the ball cleared. A real team goal started with Sam StauntonTurner who found the feet or Riccardo Egidi, he laid the ball off to James Boyd who threaded the ball through Lancaster’s defence to find Jake

Half Time: 1—0 The second half saw plenty of changes for the visitors who changed seven of the starting eleven on the hour mark. Those changes included Rob Henry who was returning to the club for the first time. Gate themselves made changes with Riccardo Egidi and Sam Staunton-Turner being replaced. Egis’s replacement was fouled on the edge of the box after 63 minutes. New Gate signing John-Jo Morris stepped up but his freekick was easily caught by the keeper. The visitors almost pulled a goal back in the 70th minute. A cross floated over Gate’s defence but luckily the crossbar was in the way and Gate cleared. Lancaster did equalise 14 minutes before full time. Some over playing from Gate in midfield saw Lancaster win the ball back and punch on Gate who were out of position. The ball was picked up by midfielder Rob Wilson and he fired low to equalise. Reported by Mark Ashmore.

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AFC FYLDE XI

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Squires gate played their 4th game of pre season when AFC Fylde brought a XI to the Brian Addison Stadium. The game kick off with it being all AFC Fylde and with just a minute played Fylde had a great shot but lucky it was denied by gate defender.

Out of the blue Fylde double their lead shortly before have time when another low strike beat gate keeper to make Fylde 2-0 up at half time HT 0-2 The second half didn't start to well for gate when Dean Ing Clattered with the post on the outside.

The first chance for gate came when Egidi put a tasty ball across the box but sadly no one was in The second half wasn't as good as the first as the box to meet the cross. Shortly after Morris is both team has seem to lost control. Gate the fouled just outside of the box, the free kick was made 4 changes being on 4 of their youth playtaken by riley and sadly it hit the side netting. ers. After short spell from gate, Fylde then came back After that the game lived up a bit when Fylde on top of the game when they came forward and winger beat Jones swung in a lovely cross to too a short aiming for top corner however gate only to find Gate Skipper in the middle to clear keeper Ben Fletcher made a great save to keep it away. scoreline at 0-0. shortly after that Fylde did have Shortly after gate two youngest Salthouse and ball in the net but the lineman flag the Fylde Jones Combine to get a shot at goal but was Sticker offside. well saved. Last bit of action saw gate make On the 28th minute Fylde got reward for all the thier finally change when 15 year Hussain hard work by opening the scoreline where the came on for the final 10 mins attacker side footed a great effort from the edge Gate can take a lot off from this game as they of the box and beats Fletcher in gates goal. lost their game of this pre-seasons. Gate tried to reply when they got a freekick moment later but sadly yet again free kick came to nothing. Gate was forced to make a early sub when Noble came on for Egidi

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NAME NAMES BY DAN HAYDEN PORTUGAL 2-2 ENGLAND (AET) EURO 2004 QUARTER FINAL WEDNESDAY 23 JUNE It was penalty shootout heartache for England in a major competition yet again, this time to Portugal. In a game that involved a disallowed goal in the 90th minute and a key player for England getting injured. Can you name the starting players for each team?

ENGLAND

1 2

Played for Liverpool, Watford, City, Portsmouth

Sky Sports pundit, managed Spanish side Valencia in 2017.

Recently retired, played for Aston Villa in his final season and is now Assistant Coach

Took a managerial role at Macclesfield Town last year. Guided them to safety.

Played for Chelsea, Arsenal and recently for Derby County.

Englandâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s famous number 7.

Replaced Sarri as Chelsea manager this summer.

Number 8 says it all.

One man club. Now managing in the Scottish League.

Scored 40 goals for England, 118 goals for Liverpool before moving to Madrid.

Everton, United, Everton. He is now retired from England.

PORTUGAL

Made his debut in 2001, remained first choice for the following 7 years

Now retired, he played for Benfica and Valencia making over 200 appearances.

Currently centre back for Portuguese side Vitoria Setubal.

Made his name at Chelsea, won the league with them in 2004.

Signed for Everton in 2005, and made 45 appearances.

Spent most of carer at Potro before moving to Barcelona and then on to Chelsea in 2008 .

COSTINHA

Had a loan spell at Chelsea, and Inter Milan.

Played for Real Madrid and Barcelona.

Had to spell at Benfica before finishing carer with Blackburn in 2013

Labelled â&#x20AC;&#x153;the best in the worldâ&#x20AC;? by some, famous for wearing the 7 shirt.

HURST GREEN

SQUIRES GATE

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Gate travelled to local west Lancashire side Hurst The second half began badly for gate after just green for the 2nd and last away game of pre sea- 1 minute Hurst Green had a free kick which son. they manged to beat Gate Keeper which was Gate welcome back to the team Josh Westwood just a very well taken goal from Hurst green Gate was caught sleeping and got paid for it. who return to gate after leaving a few season back they also welcome back Josh woods in goal On 50 minute Andy took the chance to fresh to replaced Fletcher who is absent . up his time when he brought on Jones and It took gate 2 minutes for gate to get the first chance of the game when they got reward a free kick however the shot was well defender by Hurst Green. Gate continued to attack when they had a great shot from outside the box but it comfortable save by Green Keeper.

Riley to see if they can get the forum the had in first half . Then moments later it work gate went on a great attack and earned a corner at the end of it however the resulting corner came to nothing .

Gate was then on top from then on when then they was reward for that hard work . Dean ing went one on one with keeper to score gate first goal.

ing . Hurst Green had a great chance of the run of play but they shot was wide.

Gate then carry on with the attack this time it Soon after Hurst green got the first shot of the was tutu and Boyd involved but sadly again game where shot from outside the box but Gate Hurst Green defended the attacked well. keeper Josh Woods saw it all the way and made Gate became in conotrl of the game with shots a brilliant save. from Boyd and Jones but both came to noth-

On the 88th minute gate manged to add a which must be the winning goal when good Gate continue to attack and could and maybe play from saw the first shot saved but Boyd should off had a 2nd it was set up by Morris who was in right place at right time to follow up and played a ball into Ing again but this time he smash the ball in the back of the net couldn't find the net. Full Time 1-2

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SQUIRES GATE

BLACKPOOL

PICTURES BY Albert Cooper The home side’s physicality proved the difference in the first half as Squires Gate edged two goals in front thanks to goals from Josh Pollard and Ryan Riley. But they were unable to hold on to their two-goal advantage, as the Seasiders - whose side included mostly youngsters but also a handful of fringe first-team players - scored twice in the final eight minutes of the opening period courtesy of Ryley Smith and Yusifu Ceesay. It remained level until the 70th minute, when Ceesay struck for the second time to put the Seasiders in front for the first time - a goal which opened the floodgates. Pool’s extra quality told in the final stages as four further goals followed, two coming from Ewan Bange and one each for Emil Jaaskelainenand Rowan Roache. Manager Simon Grayson watched on from the sidelines alongside assistant Ian Miller, but it was first-team coach Ian Dawes who took control of proceedings. The Seasiders almost made an instant impact, Yusifu Ceesay seeing sight of goal inside the opening 15 seconds. The winger engineered himself a few yards of space near the corner of the Squires Gate box but could only direct his shot wide. Pool were reliant on an excellent reaction stop from Jack Sims to stop them going a goal down on 10 minutes, the young shot stopper flying across his goal to save from Ryan Riley. The two sides exchanged gilt-edged chances to open the scoring, Ewan Bange fluffing his lines and failing to make contact from a Nathan Shaw cross before Dean Ing headed over from close range at the other end. Pool had the ball in the back of the net on 18 minutes when Bange drove the ball home from inside the area, but his effort was immediately ruled out for offside. Matters were made even worse for the young Seasiders when they went a goal down on 20 minutes. It was a poor goal to concede too, Josh Pollard beating keeper Jack Sims to a long ball over the top and poking the ball past him and into the back of the net. and slotting home into an empty net.

After a short water break, Pool found themselves falling two goals behind as Riley curled home a delicious effort from 25 yards out, giving Sims no chance. But the Seasiders reacted well, reducing the arrears immediately as midfielder Ryley Smith slotted home from close range after the Squires Gate keeper left too much of a gap for him to exploit. And Pool drew themselves level on the stroke of half time, keeper Ben Fletcher fumbling Yusifu Ceesay’s shot into the back of his own net. The Seasiders were inches away from edging in front at the start of the second half, Bange coming within inches of reaching Shaw’s teasing cross - only for it just to evade him. Centre back Harry Winstanley wasted a good chance from inside Squires Gate’s six-yard box, only getting the slightest of touches to Rowan Roache’s corner and the opportunity went begging. Squires Gate’s Dean Ing went close to netting twice in quick succession, first seeing an angled drive narrowly miss the top corner before being denied by a strong save by halftime sub Myles Boney. The shot stopper was again required to make a vital save to keep his side on level terms, getting down well to stop the right back’s fierce volley. With 20 minutes remaining, Pool got their noses in front for the first time as Ceesay added his second of the game. The winger, who had been a threat all evening, had the simple task of nodding home unmarked from Shaw’s cross. It took just five minutes for Pool to extend their lead further, striker Emil Jaaskelainen sending a sublime first-time volley on the turn past the Squires Gate keeper. Pool looked like scoring every time they came forward in the final stages and a fifth soon followed, Bange dispossesing the keeper to give himself the simple task of tapping home into an empty net. It only got worse for the home side, who conceded a sixth with eight minutes remaining after Pool were awarded a penalty for a foul on Bange just inside the Squires Gate box. Roache was the man given responsibility for the spot kick and he made no mistake, driving the ball high into the net. Bange should have added a seventh, and his second of the game, in the last minute but he squandered a free header at the back post. The tall striker made up for the miss in the final action of the game, rounding the keeper

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SQUIRES GATE

BAMBER BRIDGE

PICTURES BY Albert Cooper Gate retuned home for the final Pre season game, where their hosted EVO-stick Side Bamber Bridge. They was a few familiar faces in Bamber Bridge side with Joe Booth, Adam Sumner making the switch this season. They also had ex gate forward Mark Buchan who left the club 2 season ago and Gal Pett who also made set up to league above this season.

After that it went from bad to worse for gate Bridge cut open gate defended again to get a 3rd which was scored by Ryan White who finished off a great passing move from Bridge shortly after it got worse again when Gal Pett chest down to Dudley who fires the ball into bottom corner to make its 4-0. before half time Bridge added a 5th goal when gate was It only took the Evo stick side 7 minutes to open too slow to react so Pett fires his second of the the scoring when Bridge forward Danny Forbes game. poke #s home from the edge of the box and past HTâ&#x20AC;&#x201C; 0-5 gate keeper Ben Fletcher. Gate made 7 changes at Half time to see if they It took Gate 10 minute to get a shot of the game can get at least a few goals in this game. which was for Joey Mullen from 30 yards After just 1 minute get managed one back Tutu out but was saw all the way but Bridge keeper is played in behind and crosses to find pollard who taps in at the back post. Shortly after Shortly after that Brig double there lead when another Ex gate Player Gal Pett find the nets like Higham almost adds to his two goals in pre season but his right footed shot the posts. he di for gate when he turned and shoots the ball into the bottom corner in one swift move. Then gate went straight up the end on the counter Boyd find Egidi who feeds jones though but shot straight at the keeper. Moment later gate call for a penalty turned down as it looked like Jones was pushed in the back but the shot came out to Boyd but his chipped shot lands on the roof of the net.

Gate was on top of the game a but couldn't take any of the chances to get back into the game. After 85 minutes Mark Buchan has the ball in the goal the net but its was ruled out for offside however just moment later Bridge did have their 6th goal when Matt Lawlor. Full Time 1-6

PICTURE BY Albert Cooper

PICTURE

BY Albert Cooper

AUGUST

FEBRUARY

RUNCORN TOWN

BURSCOUGH

L 2-1

RYLANDS

LITHERLAND REMYCA

10 WEST DIDSBURY (FAC)

15 BARNOLDSWICK TOWN

17 WINSFORD UNITED

29 BURSCOUGH

20 PADIHAM

24 NORTHWICH VICS

MARCH

26 BARNOLDSWICK TOWN

7 RUNCORN TOWN

31 WHICKHAM (FA VASE)

14 HANLEY TOWN

21 PADIHAM

SEPTEMBER 7

BOOTLE

14 LITHERLAND REMYCA

21 1874 NORTHWICH

28 AVRO

APRIL

OCTOBER 5

IRLAM

12 HANLEY TOWN

19 EMLEY AFC (MACRON CUP)

26 WHITCHURCH ALPORT

NOVEMBER

1874 NORTHWICH

SKELMERSDALE

16 LONGRIDGE TOWN

23 CHARNOCK RICHARD

30 IRLAM

TEAM

PTS

1874 NORTWHCIH

WINSFORD UNITED

ASHTON ATHLETIC

RYLANDS

CONGLETON TOWN

LONGRIDGE TOWN

16 WINSFORD UNITED

RUNCORN TOWN

23 RYLANDS

WHITCHURCH ALPORT

30 NORTHWICH VICS

BARNOLDSWICK TOWN

CONGLETON TOWN

ASHTON ATHLIETC

DECEMBER 7

CONGLETON TOWN

10 IRLAM

14 SKELMERSDALE

11 LITHERLAND REMYCA

21 CHARNOCK RICHARD

12 SKELMERSDALE UNITED

26 LONGRIDGE TOWN

13 BOOTLE

28 AVRO JANUARY

14 HANLEY TOWN

15 CHARNOCK RICHARD

-1

16 AVRO

-1

17 SQUIRES GATE

-1

4 BOOTLE

11 WHITCHURCH ALPORT

18 NORTHWICH VICS

-1

25 ASHTON ATHLETIC

19 BURSCOUGH

-2

20 PADIHAM

-3

NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH Following the progress of our next door neighbours Wren Rovers, and fellow Fylde coast non league side Lytham Town. who play in the West Lancs League. Squires Gate, Wren Rovers and Clifton Rangers have recently formed a partnership on the Fylde Coast.

WREN ROVERS

LYTHAM TOWN

WREN ROVERS 3

BURSCOUGH RICHMOND 0

EUXTON VILLA 2

LYTHAM TOWN 1

Wren Rovers kicked off their campaign with a win on Saturday, as they hosted Euxton Villa. It wasn't the start that they had hoped for when they found themselves chasing the game at half time. First half goals from Walker, and ex Gate defender Alex Colquhoun for the visitors. But a brace from Eastwood got the hosts level with 10 minutes left on the clock and Crolla completed the comeback and secured all 3 points for Wren. They host Fulwood Amateurs tonight at 6.45 and will be looking for back to back wins.

Lytham Town visited Burscough Richmond in their first game of the season, after being promoted last season. It was a competitive game and the only goal that separated came in the 90th minute when Ben Bradley netted on his debut for Lytham. Lytham play away at Poulton tonight at 6.45 where they will also be looking to get back to back victories.

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RUNCORN TOWN

SQUIRES GATE

PICTURES

BY Albert Cooper

Squires Gate opened the new league campaign with a 2-1 defeat away at Runcorn Town. Gate handed a debut to Chris Morris in defence whilst they welcomed back Jake Higham and Josh Westwood to the club. New signings Josh Pollard, Luke Noble and Ryan Dodd were all in line to make there debuts from the bench. Gate were on the back foot from the start against one of the favourites for promotion Runcorn Town. Runcorn’s first chance came after four minutes when a freekick was sent to the back post to find Thelwell but his shot was tame and wide. Craig Cairns found Forbes in the middle with a Pass just behind him, the midfielder turned and shot but again didn’t trouble Gate. Andy Clarkson’s men themselves had some chance but didn’t test Runcorn. A ball over the top found Mututu Chilufya but he shot wide. Ryan Riley then sent a corner in but nobody could meet it. Craig Cairns was again involved when he nicked the ball off a Gate defender but his shot was wide. Ryan Riley made space for himself down the right hand side after 25 minutes but his cross was out behind by Runcorn for a corner. The corner though came to nothing for Gate. Gate had keeper Josh Woods to thank minutes later when he was on hand to deny Town. Craig Cairns was found with a defence splitting pass but one on one Woods stood tall to push to shot onto the crossbar. Gates best chance of the first half came on 40 minutes. James Boyd’s shot was saved by Adam Reid in goal, his follow up shot was then cleared off the line by defender Marcus James. Josh Woods again saved Gate from going into half time a goal down. He was alert to tip over Craig Cairns shot after a good cross in found the striker in the box. Half time 0-0

The homeside opened the scoring ten minutes into the second half with a long range effort. Joe Holt given too much time and from 20 yards chose his spot past keeper Josh Woods. One of Gate’s new signing’s Luke Noble almost made an instant impact after coming onto the pitch in the 66th minute. He was sent in one on one but keeper Adam Reid did well to deny to striker, the follow up Corner was then defended well by Town. Runcorn then turned on the style and doubled their lead. Craig Cairns, who had been so influectional in Town’s attack, finally got his name on the scoresheet. He was sent through by McManus and the striker made no mistake to slot the ball past Woods. Noble again looked to test the keeper as time was running out for Gate to get something out of the game. He took aim from outside the box but his curled effort was easy for the Town keeper. Eventually the goal that Gate deserved came. On his debut for the club and after several earlier chances, Luke Noble grabbed a goal back. The striker rounding Adam Reid in goal before tapping the ball into the empty net. Late chances for both sides saw both number 1’s make good saves to keeper the scoreline down. Joe Holt was denied by Josh Woods whilst Luke Noble was denied by Adam Reid. Report by Mark Ashmore

PICTURE BY Albert Cooper

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BY Albert Cooper

RULE CHANGES Explained by Craig Kendall, on the NWCFL website The new season has bought a few new changes to the laws of the game. Both fans and players will need to learn what they are and how they will affect the game. Here are a list of the changes, and a bit of an explanation;

DROP BALL What’s new? • If play is stopped inside the penalty area, the ball will be dropped for the keeper. • If play is stopped outside the area, the ball will be dropped for one player of the team that last touched the ball at the point of the last touch. • In all cases, all the other players must be at least 4m (4.5 yards) away. • If the ball touches the referee, or another match official and goes into the goal, a promising attack starts or team possession changes, then a drop ball is awarded. Why the change? • The current dropped ball procedure often leads to ‘manufactured’ restart which is ‘exploited’ unfairly (e.g. kicking the ball out for a throw in deep into the opponents half, or an aggressive confrontation. Returning the ball to the team that last played it restores what was lost when play was stopped, except in the penalty area where it is simpler to return the ball to the goalkeeper. To prevent that team gaining an unfair advantage, all players of both teams, except the player receiving the ball must be at least 4m away. • It can be very unfair if a team gains an advantage or scores a goal because the ball has hit the match official, especially the referee.

FREE KICKS What’s new? • When there is a wall of three or more defenders, the attackers are not allowed within 1m of the wall; an attacker less than 1m away from the wall when the kick is taken will be penalised with an indirect free kick • When the defending team takes a free kick in their own penalty area, the ball is in play once the kick is taken; it does not have to leave the penalty area before it can be played. Why the change? • Attackers standing very close to, or in, the defensive wall at a free kick often cause management problems and waste time. There is no legitimate tactical justification for attackers to be in the wall and their presence is against the spirit of the game and often damages the image of the game. • The experiment where, a defending team free kick in the penalty area, the ball is in play once it is kicked and does not have to leave the penalty area, has produced faster and more constructive restart. Opponents must remain outside the penalty area and at least 9.15m away until the ball is in play. The same change has been made to a goal kick.

HANDBALL What’s new? • Deliberate handball remains an offence • The following handball situations, even if accidental will be a free kick;  The ball goes into the goal after touching an attacking players arm  A player gains control of the ball after it has touched their hand/arm and then scores, or it creates a goal scoring opportunity  The ball touches a players hand/arm which has made their body unnaturally bigger.  The ball touches a players hand/am when it is above their shoulder • The following will not usually be a free kick, unless they are one of the above situations;  The ball touches a players arm directing from their own head/body/foot or the head/body/ foot of another player who is near  The ball touches a players hand/arm which is close to their body and has not made their body unnaturally bigger.  If a player is falling and the ball touches their hand/arm when it is between their body and the ground to support the body.  If the goalkeeper attempts to clear a throw in or deliberate kick from a team mate but the clearance fails, the goalkeeper can then handle the ball Why the change? • Attackers standing very close to, or in, the defensive wall at a free kick often cause management problems and waste time. There is no legitimate tactical justification for attackers to be in the wall and their presence is against the spirit of the game and often damages the image of the game. • The experiment where, a defending team free kick in the penalty area, the ball is in play once it is kicked and does not have to leave the penalty area, has produced faster and more constructive restart. Opponents must remain outside the penalty area and at least 9.15m away until the ball is in play. The same change has been made to a goal kick.

THANK YOU TADDY

Volunteers never get the appreciation and acknowledgement that they deserve. Squires Gate, and a majority of non league clubs are run by volunteers who basically keep the grassroots clubs alive. Over the next few weeks, a page of our programme will be dedicated to the people who have worked unbelievably hard to keep Squires Gate going. Brian Addison, otherwise known by his friends at Gate as Taddy, has been at the club since he was a player himself. Over the years, he has been player, manager, chairman, groundsman and it is clear to see why the ground is named after him. The pitch that we play on today is in amazing condition yet again, and that is thanks to the hard work of Brian and his groundskeeping staff who put in hours and hours of their time into the club.

Brian has been involved at Gate for almost 60 years, and having the ground named in honour of him is the least the man deserves. He started out as a player in the NWCFL in the 1950s, when he joined as a player as an 18 year old. He didn’t finish playing until he was 54. He joined the committee and served as vice chairman for 10 years, and as chairman for a further 5 years. “It came as complete surprise to me and to say I was amazed, pleased, humbled and proud would be an understatement.” he said when he found out about the renaming of the stadium. “It’s fair to say Squires Gate would not exist without Brian Addison. Brian’s passion and commitment to the club is something we feel optimises what non league is all about” So thank you Brian for your hard work and contribution to the club.

Brian has won an award from the FA in 2017 for being voted Groundsman of the Year, but every- On Saturday, we will have another thank you to one at the club cannot thank the man enough one of our many volunteers. Could it be you? for the work he puts in.

NWCFL NEWS NEWS FROM AROUND THE NWCFL

Arguably one of the biggest games in the NWCFL top flight was at the Vestacare Stadium as last seasons First Division North two promoted sides Avro and Longridge Town went head-to-head. Michael Shenton had given the home side the lead just after the break, but two goals in ten minutes for Longridge from Paul Turner and Samuel Maddox turned the tie on its head to gift Lee Ashcroft’s side the win. Fellow promoted side Rylands (winners of the NWCFL First Division South last season), also managed to claim all three points as they mounted a 3-2 victory over last season’s 6th placed Charnock Richard. Rylands led after fifteen minutes, only for Carl Grisham to equalise on twenty-eight minutes. Then two quick goals for Rylands looked set to have clinched the points but a late goal set-up a grandstand finish, however, Rylands held on for the three points. Elsewhere, 1874 Northwich ran out comfortable 4-1 winners over Padiham to claim the top spot on goal difference. Four different scorers on the day will please managers Paul Bowyer and Wayne Goodison as they look to better their mid-table finish last season. Runcorn Town and Whitchurch Alport were the other winners of the day, with wins over Squires Gate (2-1), and Northwich Victoria (1-0) respectively. Runcorn raced into a two-goal lead with a Joe Holt and Craig Cairns finish mid-way through the second-half; Squires scored with eight minutes to go but Runcorn held out for the maximum points. Over in Wincham Park, fans of both sides were fumbling for their car keys seconds before the end, when Sean Griffiths netted a 93rd-minute winner much to the delight of visiting manager Luke Goddard. There were four score draws which rounded off an entertaining afternoon. Skelmersdale United came from behind twice away at Ashton Athletic as John Kearney netted the 92nd-minute equaliser as the game ended two a-piece. At the Silent Night Stadium, the 141 spectators were treated to a superbly entertaining matchup as Barnoldswick Town and Congleton Town shared a 6-goal thriller. Initially, Barnoldswick led through Joseph Noblet, but a brace from Emini Abegbengo turned the tie on its head. However, Barnoldswick came back to level mid-way through the second half, only for Congleton to take the lead once more with a Jordan Lorde finish. The scoring was complete seven minutes from time when Ashley Brierley slotted home. Last season’s runners up looked like they were heading for a single-goal victory through a Carl Peers first-half goal but Hanley Town huffed and puffed and eventually got a late, late 93rd-minute equaliser as they ended the day thirteenth and fourteenth in the standings respectively. In the First Division North section, three new sides were all in action as Golcar United, Pilkington and Emley AFC were all raring and ready to go at 3:00 pm. However, only one of the three new sides in Golcar managed to claim all three points with a narrow 2-1 victory over last seasons fifth-placed Prestwich Heys. Ben Burnett put Golcar in front, only for Heys to equalise when Will Shawcross netted. Alex Hallam, did, however, net moments before the break which sealed the win for one of the new boys on the block. Pilkington and Emley did not have the same luck as Golcar as the former went down 3-0 to long travellers Cleator Moor Celtic, James Bell, Callum Birdsall and Josh Charlton with the goals for Craig Routledge’s side. Emley certainly did not have the rub of any green on Saturday away at Lower Breck after as in the first half The Pewitt's saw themselves two goals down within twelve minutes, and two men down due to injuries. Emley did cause Breck some concern on forty-eight minutes when John Lududu netted, but just as the official signalled for injury-time, Conor Roberts settled the tie for Gary Moore’s Liverpool side. The best result of the day fell for AFC Darwen who ran out 6-1 winners away at Holker Old Boys. The victory, which included braces for Jack Iley, Aaron Fleming and single goals for Luke Holden and Corey Harrison, saw Luke Evan’s side travel back down the M6 with three points and the top spot for at least a few days. Ashton Town has certainly made a name for themselves off the field recently after tying up with Darts Professional Stephen Bunting and they certainly hit the big fish, defeating AFC Liverpool 5-1 to secure the second spot on opening day. Meanwhile, Daisy Hill pulled off a superb 3-1 win over Bacup Borough. Hill finished second-bottom last season whilst Bacup will be hoping to push on from their eighth-placed finish last term, and with goals from Joseph Mullarkey, an own goal and a Jordan Hussey finish, secured all three points. 120 fans packed into Chadderton’s ARK Fleetech Stadium and saw David Fish’s side come from behind twice against St Helens Town and eventually seal all three points thanks to a Leon Lluobe strike on sixty-nine minutes. Whilst Steeton and Shelley rounded up Saturday’s First Division North winners with 2-1 wins over AFC Blackpool and Garstang respectively. All three goals at the Mechanics Ground came in the first half with Steeton racing to a two-goal lead through Ben Clarkson and Jack Richmond. Seconds later, Blackpool had one back when Joe Robinson scored but they couldn’t muster another goal in the second half. Whilst in Lancashire, Craig Billington netted a brace for Shelley, their first-ever league win over Garstang. The only draw of the weekend in the NWCFL First Division North came at Nelson as they came from behind against last season’s bottom side Atherton LR. William Higginson put Atherton ahead on fifty-three minutes, but just 90 seconds later the score was level as Jack Coop scored as the game ended 1-1. And in the First Division South, fans were treated to a feast to super value-for-money games up and down the region. Just two new teams entered the league this term as West Didsbury & Chorlton and Abbey Hey were both relegated from the NWCFL top flight last season. There were mixed fortunes for both sides as West ran out 4-0 winners away at Eccleshall, whilst Abbey suffered a 4-2 defeat at home against last season’s runners-up Vauxhall Motors James Cottee, Jamie Forbes, Matthew Eckersley and Joshua Tinker all netted for West as they look to return straight away to the NWCFL Premier Division. However, Abbey fell to a defeat at the hands of one of the favourites Vauxhall, as Abbey initially took the lead through Deane Smalley, but the visitors rallied with four goals, two in either half as they took control at M18. A further consolation goal was scored by Abbey’s Smalley, his second of the afternoon but that was it in front

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 By David Richardson Here we go! Nine months of twists and turns, shocks and surprises and everything in between is about to start all over again! It seems pre-season has raced by during this sweltering summer and we’re now set for the big season opener. There is a few changes for the 2019-20 season as part of The FA’s National League System restructuring, working towards a ‘Pure Pyramid’ for the 2020-21 season of 1-2-4-8-16-17. One interesting law being introduced across all levels of grassroots football is temporary dismissals also known as 'sin bins'. Players dissent will result in 10-minute temporary dismissals from the pitch. The mandatory rule change will be implemented up to Step 5 and Tier 3 and below in women's football. Perhaps the main headline in terms of promotion and relegation this season is there won’t be Super Play-offs at Step 3. Last season the four play-off winners faced off in two one-off finals for a place at Step 2. This year, only the bottom two in the National League North and South with be relegated which allows for the four champions and four play-off winners at Step 3 to be promoted. This is because from the 2020-21 season, Step 2 will be increasing from 22 clubs to 24, with four teams being relegated from each division. Relegation from Step 3 this season will see two teams go down from each division along with two third bottom clubs with the worst points-pergame ratio. This means, at Step 4, the seven champions and seven play-off winners will all be promoted. There is an eighth Step 4 division being introduced for the 2020-21 season and that will be run by the Northern Premier League – addressing some of the travelling challenges in the north of the country. There will be 24 clubs promoted from Step 5 to 4. The 14 champions across Step 5 will go up, with second and third place in the North West Counties, Northern League and Northern Counties East also automatically promoted. The remaining 11 second-place clubs will then be ranked on points-per-game and the four highest will be promoted. With the remaining seven second -placed clubs – a one-season scenario – will play-off with the seven bottom-placed clubs at Step 4 for a winner-takes-all game. There will be 76 clubs from Step 6 promoted to Step 5 – two clubs from each of the two South West Peninsula divisions and the top four from all other Step 6 divisions. The bottom two clubs in each of the 20 divisions are liable to relegation. From 2020-21, Step 5 will increase from 14 divisions to 16 and Step 6 will reduce from 20 to 17. The United Counties League and Combined Counties Leagues have been awarded an additional Step 5 division each. The West Midlands Regional and East Midlands Counties are due to lose their Step 6 status. The clubs within those divisions will remain at Step 6 subject to promotion and relegation on completion of the 2019-20 season. The Hellenic League will have its current two Step 6 divisions reduced to one which avoids operating with two divisions that are undersubscribed. Step 7 is also being aligned with County FAs to become the “pinnacle of county football”. So there you have it! Plenty of change for this season and beyond as the FA works towards a better Non-League structure. All the best for the season ahead and enjoy!

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WINSFORD UNITED SATURDAY 17TH AUGUST 2019

Padiham TUESDAY 20TH AUGUST 2019

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BARNODLSWICK TOWN SATURDAY 26TH AUGUST 2019

WHICKHAM SATURDAY 31ST AUGUST 2019

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BURSCOUGH FC

SQUIRES GATE

(GK) DOM GARNER (GK) JACK HARGREAVES

CONOR CHRISTIANSEN

(GK) CALLUM KIRLAND

WILL DOHERTY

(GK) JOSH WOODS

ANDREW PRESHO

(GK) BEN FLETCHER

SAM RAWSTHORNE

JACOB DAVIS

BEN LIGHTFOOT

Referee

JACBO HIGHAM

JOEL RICHARDSON

DECLAN BROWN

JOESPH MULLEN

NIEL HULME

DAVE ROSSALL

JORDAN COATES

JOSH WESTWOOD

SAM TURNBALL

OLIVER BURGESS

PETER HENERTY

JAMES BOYD

DAVID JONES

RYAN CHARNLEY

NATHAN WRIGHT

Assistant

RYAN DODD JOHN-JO MORRIS

LUKE PARTINGTON

KARL BARRON

DEKLAN HILL

JACBO GRAHAM

DEAN ING

JOE NOBLE

BRAD JONES JOSH POLLARD RYAN RILEY JORDAN SALTHOUSE SAM STANUNTON-TURNER MUTUTU CHILUFYA FINLEY CLARKSON RICCARDO EGIDI LUKE NOBLE

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