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THE BLUE’S REVIEW The Official Programme for Squires Gate FC 2018/2019

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

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Setting the Scene SQUIRES GATE FOOTBALL CLUB School Road, Blackpool, FY4 5DS Email: squiresgatefc@gmail.com Website: www.squiresgatefc.co.uk Twitter: @squiresgatefc EXECUTIVE: Chairman: John Maguire Co-Chairman: Tony Jo 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

We have a look at the head to head records between todays teams.

Action Replay Mark Ashmore gives us his report from games with our last round Replay With Droylsden on Tuesday

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

Prediction League This week we have other Squires Gate’s Dan Hayden and City Of Liverpool Fan Alex Duffin who are taking on this weekend picks however if anyone want to join send me an email to haydenjj@live.com or tweet me @sgfcjay

Give It Five We take a look at City Of Liverpool last 5 wins Loses, draws and last meeting from the teams

Head to Head in Numbers

Gate Attendee: Jay Hayden

In a new feature we take a look at the head to head between and pick out some number associate with each Stat

First Team Manager: Andy Clarkson

The PURPS in Numbers

Groundsman: Brian Addison, Steve Bellamy,

In the new feature we take a look at a few off City of Liverpool history and put them into numbers.

Bar and Hospitality Staff: Denise Gibson and Carly

The Non-League Paper

YOUTH TEAMS EXECUTIVE: Under 15’s Red Manager : Dean Stevely Under 15’s Titan’s: Emily Tobin Under 15s Manager: Nick Grindley Under 14’s Assistant: Oliver Perkins

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

View From The Away End

This Week we interviewed City Of Liverpool Alex Duffin, he been at the club ever seen they started up 3 years ago so we found Under 14’s Assistant Manager: Matt Smith out what his favoiute moment was they and what he think City of and Mark Turner Liverpool will do for the season. We also found out what BPL Welfare Officers: Dean Stevely and Sarah Players he would love to see at City of Liverpool and much more Kelsey below Under 14’s Manager: Mark Stanley

THE BOSS ANDY CLARKSON “”OUR LAST MACTH AGAISNT DROYLSDEN IN THE FA CIP OUR LADS PUT IN A GREAT PERFORMANCE AND IT WAS REALLY PLEASIN TO SEE ONE OR TWO OF THE SQUAD PLAYER STEPPING UP TO THE MARK” I would like to welcome the players , officials and supporters from city of Liverpool for today's fa cup match .

Our last match against Droylsden in the fa cup our lads put in a great performance and it was really pleasing to see one or two of the squad players stepping up to the mark .

Please can you all get behind our lads today like you always do, I'm sure we are all in for a very entertaining f a cup tie .

Enjoy the match.

Clarky

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1 0 DROYLSDEN

Tuesday 4th September 2018//The Brian Addison Stadium// Attendance:157 Gate we’re still missing five players from the team coming into this game but welcomed back star striker Ric Seear from injury. The visitors started the first half looking for blood with memories of Gate’s come back in their previous encounter.Brett Dawson had Gate’s first effort of the game but his low shot bobbled into the keepers arms after five minutes. Ric Seear was next to bare down on goal minutes later after Joey Mullen found his run into the box but Droylsden recovered well and tackled him on the edge of the box. Seear went close again when Ryan Charnley found him but his struck wide of the far post.

Gate eventually made their chances count when defender Ben Reader scored his second goal of the season. The defender was unmarked at the back post to tap in to give Gate the lead. Droylsden became frustrated as the half went on and looked to resort to first time shots but Gate defender well and stood firm to everything they threw at Gate. before the ball fell to Joey Mullen who fired over.

Ryan Riley and Joey Mullen had Gate’s last chance of the first half but neither could find the target. Ryan Riley first stung the keepers palms

Half time: Squires Gate 1-0 Droylsden The visitors counties to pile on the pressure as the second half got underway. Corners and freekick constantly care into Gate’s box but Gate weren’t tested by the higher league side. Ryan Riley who was one of Gate stand out players went on a mazy run on the hour mark to win a Gate a corner but the visitors cleared before Gate could capitalise. Droylsden looked to play their way into Gate’s box after 65 minutes but Ben Fletcher did well to save one on one.

Gate used their experience from back to front to see out the game, even when striker Sefton Gonzales headed wide in the last minute.

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LAST TWO MEETING BETWEEN THE SIDES TUESDAY 31ST OCTOBER 2017 CITY OF LIVERPOOL 0 SQUIRES GATE 1

SATURDAY 17TH FEBRUARY 2018 SQUIRES GATE 3 CITY OF LIVERPOOL 2

AWAY DUGOUT

CRAIG ROBINSON Craig brings with him a wealth of experience throughout the NonLeague pyramid and the respect of everyone at the club; from the Tea Ladies to the Players, to the Supporters to the Volunteers and Directors.

On his appointment Craig said “I wasn’t looking for a role in management at present as I still feel I have got at least 1 good season left in me on the pitch, but once I got approached I spoke to the squad and they have given me total support and along with the support of the Directors, I felt it was too good an opportunity to turn down. I’m honoured to be given the chance to manage this great club in my home City with so much potential and I’m looking forward to getting stuck into the job and doing my best”.

ven though the roots of City of Liverpool FC can be traced back to initial chats, discussions and meetings that took place in 2008, the actual planning for the formation of the club began in November 2014, when Paul Manning, Peter Furmedge and Martin Jones detailed a timeline which focussed on the intention for City of Liverpool FC to be playing football in August 2016, which gave us a generous 21 months in order to achieve our dream. In early 2015, Stuart Fitzgerald was added to the Executive Committee, and by May 2015 we saw the launch of the club website and social media as interest in the club began to build. As Peter Furmedge was also the resident expert on the legalities of a supporter owned Football Club, he called our very first public meeting for 21st September 2015 in order to legally form the club as a Community Benefit Society, owned by its members. Approximately 50 people turned up and gave their support for us to form the club. Peter had been working alongside Supporters Direct, and confirmation had been received, we were now a supporter owned football club! Initially, we believed that we would start our footballing life with our own ground within the City boundaries, but for a variety of reasons, this proved difficult. As a new club, our application to join the NWCFL had to be in by 31st December 2015, so given the Christmas period, we had roughly 8 weeks to secure a ground share or shelve our plans for another 12 months. We emailed

literally every club or facility that could host Step 6 football within a 35 mile radius and got few replies. None of the other local non-league clubs seemed to want to help us play football! A breakthrough came towards the end of November when Neil Prince put us in touch with Bootle FC. Calls were made and emails sent and literally within a matter of 10 days we had our ground share agreement to play at the Delta Taxis Stadium, Vesty Road, Bootle – what a relief – when no other team offered to help us, Bootle stepped in and took a gamble! With our application to join the NWCFL submitted, and having received confirmation that the league management committee were supporting our bid, we were soon able to secure the services of Simon Burton as 1st Team Manager. He had already advised Runcorn Town that he was resigning at the end of the season and within a matter of days, COLFC had appointed him and the club had just taken another massive step forward. On April 20th 2016, our 3 man delegation travelled down to Wembley to make our case for joining the Hallmark Security League as a newly formed club. We were confident and satisfied that we had made our case and given ourselves the best opportunity to succeed, if indeed there was a space in the league – which was by no means certain at this point. We were told to expect a decision towards the end of May. We heard back from the FA on May 21st via an email stating that we had been unsuccessful with our application and had instead been placed at Step 7 in the Liverpool County Premier League. However, a Hallmark Security League press release stated Northwich Manchester Villa had resigned from the league at the last minute,so this gave us some hope. There was a place available in the league and the FA confirmed we could appeal their original decision. The day of our appeal arrived on June 8th. Paul Manning and Peter Furmedge went down to Wembley again to state our case before an FA 3 man committee. We eventually received an email back later in the day with the outcome.......”The appeal is upheld”.......“COLFC will play at Step 6 in season 2016/17” “This decision is final and binding and cannot be appealed by any party” We had the decision that we had worked so long and hard for and the relief was palpable. We had achieved our dream and could now plan for our first ever playing season as a Football Club. City of Liverpool FC was now up and running. Our first competitive match as a club saw us travel to Prestatyn Town on 9th July 2016. Out of an attendance of 271, approximately 150 Partisans made the journey to North Wales to watch Simon Burton and his backroom staff put the first ever City of Liverpool team on show. It was a great day that saw The Purps run out 3-2 winners, with Declan Gregson scoring the first ever competitive goal for the club. We were on our way - and what a journey it would turn out to be. The NWCFL fixtures pitted COLFC away against Chadderton on 6th August in our first ever league match. It took The Purps just 8 minutes to register our first ever league goal, and that honour went to fans favourite Allen Weston, who secured his place in the COLFC History Books. A brace from Captain Chris Dykes saw the club win 3-1 away and start the season off with 3 valuable points. A fantastic crowd of 411 poured into the DTS on 13th August to witness COLFC’s first ever home league game, in what is surely one of the most dramatic matches we have played. After leading 1-0 through an early Danny Dalton goal, our opponents Bacup Borough, who reached the playoffs in the previous season, scored twice in 7 minutes to lead 1-2 with only 3 minutes remaining. The crowd was extremely vocal in their support and in the last minute of the match, Billy Webb equalised for The Purps. The crowd went berserk, we had rescued a point. Hang on, not quite, buoyed by the fans reactions, The Purps went straight on another attack in injury time, and Mike Smith became a hero when he headed a winning goal just seconds after the equaliser. The crowd erupted. We had won 3-2 and in such dramatic fashion. The relationship between fans, players and club was cemented in that moment. Our debut season of 2016/17 was filled with huge excitement, twists and turns, laughter, community spirit, friendships, not to mention some excellent football. To finish our first ever season in Hallmark Security NWCFL Division One with the highest home attendance of 747, the highest average home attendance of 471, the most league goals scored (119), the joint least league goals conceded (45) and the the highest goal difference (+74) is truly remarkable, and is down to Manager Simon Burton, Assistant Manager Tom Spearritt and the coaches, Phil MacDiarmid and Tony Dunne for all their effort and hard work throughout the season, as well as all the players who have pulled on the Purple Jersey. However, for City of Liverpool to win The Reusch Cup, The Macron Cup, Promotion to the Premier Division via the Play Off Final, the Coral Non-League Team of the Year Award, not to mention Simon Burton winning Division One Manager of the Season, and Stephen Longrigg winning Division One Goalkeeper of the Season is just a truly amazing achievement! Especially for a brand new football club in their debut season! We now look forward with great anticipation to the challenge of Step 5 football, and to competing for more honours as we strive to build up our football club and provide the community with a team they can be proud to support.

VIEW FROM AWAY END

ALEX DUFFIN

This Week we interviewed City Of Liverpool Alex Duffin, he been at the club ever seen they started up 3 years ago so we found out what his favoiute moment was they and what he think City of Liverpool will do for the season. We also found out what BPL Players he would love to see at City of Liverpool and much more below Firstly how long have you been at City of Liverpool and what is your most favourite moment there?

Quick mention to Glossop’s ground in the last round was one of the best I have been too.

This is my 3rd year now and 3rd year of the clubs existence. I started following them about 5 games into the season in the first season and have never looked back. Favourite moment has to be either the play off final win against litherland remyca or the Macron cup final win against Barnoldswick but the first season is general was unbelievable with us winning the treble and many memorable games and nights.

Have you improve on squad from last season and who do you think will be a threat to teams?

What are your expectations for the season from what you have seen In your pre-season games and after first few game of the season?

With the squad we have put together and the start we have made then I fully expect us to be challenging for the title and winning it and a good run in the vase, with a good chance of winning that too.

Do you think you can improve on your great first year in the league and improve on the 4th place finished?

Most definitely. As I say in the previous answer we have put together not just a great first 11 but the squad is unbelievable for a team at this level and fully expect us to be up there come the end of the season.

After an unbeaten start do you think your team has what it takes to keep up all season and challenge for that only promotion spot?

Yes, challenging and winning the league is the main target this season and is definitely achievable.

What stadium are you looking forward to visting this season?

I’ve heard Silsden have a good setup so looking forward to that in a couple of weeks and looking forward to a return to Whitchurch as it has great memories of our first season when we beat them away to go top of the league for the first time in our history with a Kev McEllin late penalty.

Yes we have definitely improved in all areas of the pitch.

Starting with the goalie Ascroft who is brilliant and has been since he joined us last season. Willo has recently joined us at centre half and has been outstanding alongside Danny Dalton.

Clair and Holt have come into the midfield and shown good form early on alongside our main stay Kev McEllin and not to mention the two up top, Cairns and McDonald who once they have fully clicked together should fire us to the title. Special mention to Forbes and Peterson up top though too as when they have played have scored and been first class. Best player so far this season has been John McGrath showing great form and his mate on the other side Jack Hazelhurst, our very own Messi, is the best player I have seen since watching the purps, for us or any opposition we have played.

With it being fa cup on Saturday what is your favourite fa cup moment that you have seen or watch I'm your time following football?

As an Everton fan it has to be beating Man Utd in the 95 final but that’s a distant memory now and the purps beating Prescot Cables 8 2 last season is easily my favourite FA cup moment but hoping for a few more this season too!

Have you ever been to Gate before if so what was the score?

Yes I was here last season when we were cruising 2 0 up only to concede 2 quick goals and nearly ending up losing the game. It was a tough game and expect the same this time around but with a different outcome and a purps win.

If you was a manger of a 5 a side team where you can pick 3 Football legend and 2 City of Liverpool players who would they be and why?

My two purps players would be Kev McEllin and Jack Hazelhurst.

Kev is Mr dependable and class every week and Hazelhurst is our own little Messi so them two have to be my two picks. In goal would be Neville Southall and don’t even think the reds can argue with that pick. The other two would be my only football idol when I was a kid and that was Gazza who I have always loved and then it’s a fight between the real Ronaldo R9 and Messi but since we have a Messi in the team already I am going with R9

If you could bring any BPL player to City of Liverpool on a free transfer who would it be and why?

I’m going to go with Kevin De Bruyne. Kev and Kev in the middle of the park would compliment each other well.

Have you ever been to Wembley old or new if so what is your most memorable moments there and what is the best game you seen?

I have been to both old and new. Best memory from my only trip to the old one was Everton beating Man Utd in 95 and my best memory of the new one would have to be beating Man Utd on pens in the FA Cup semi final but it was pointless as Chelsea beat us in the final. My greatest game and memory of the new Wembley will come in May when the purps lift the FA Vase

Who from gate do you think be a biggest threat for city of Liverpool to handle?

Seear and Charnley seem the obvious choice due to them getting your goals this season so far but the only one I am worried about is the goalkeeper as he will be in for a busy afternoon so I’m hoping he doesn’t have one of them afternoons when he stops everything but I have belief he will be picking the ball out the net a few times today.

What newly promoted team do you think will be a good challenge in the league this year?

Silsden are the obvious choice here, made a good start and sit top of the table at the moment even though they have played more games than anyone. They looked a decent outfit when played us at home a few weeks ago too. I don’t expect litherland remyca or Whitchurch to be challenging come May and think Remyca could be fighting to stay up.

With linnets getting promoted finally last year which team do you think will be up there this season challenge for the title?

Runcorn Town and Bootle have been up there last few years too so will be there or there abouts and Silsden could carry on were they left off last year and be challenging. I expected Northwich Vic to be serious contenders after signing a few in the summer including two of our players from last year and they impressed when we played them away a couple of weeks ago but seem to have struggled since playing us. Congleton are the obvious threat with their 100% record and I was impressed with them when they played us at home last season but in reality I expect us to continue our great start to the season and go on to win the league comfortably.

Finally prediction for today's game?

3 0 to the purps. I would pick scorers but never know who will play at the moment especially up top but Cairns or McDonald to get a brace if either of them plays.

LAST TIME IN THE LEAGUE FOR THE PURPS CITY OF LIVERPOOL

4 0 RUNCORN TOWN

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Runcorn started the game well, but Liverpool threatened when an error from Sheppard, when he completely missed the ball was covered by keeper Reid who gathered it in the goalmouth.

Liverpool took the lead in the 9th minute when John McGrath latched onto a loose ball, cutting in from the right he beat 2 defenders before firing his shot into the bottom corner from 20 yards.

Liverpool controlled the game from the goal with Runcorn being made to work hard to compete.

Richards tried a speculative volley that flew well wide of the Liverpool goal but Runcorn’s chances were few and far between. A long throw in from Turner found Reed but his goal bound header was blocked on the goal line before being hacked clear. Thelwell and Cox combined to put Reed through but Liverpool keeper Ascroft was quickly off his line to claim the loose ball.

Liverpool created a great opportunity when Peterson and Cairns played through the Runcorn defence but keeper Adam Reid pulled off a magnificent diving save to tip the curled shot from Cairns onto the upright.

Runcorn had a lucky escape when Foy’s cross eluded everyone but at the far post Cairns unsighted then had his effort scrambled for a corner. An injury to Carl Rodgers forced a re-shuffle of the Runcorn team, Leon Wright coming on up front and Simon Thelwell moving back into a midfield role.

Liverpool immediately responded with their 2nd goal in the 43rd minute, John McGrath side footing a loose ball home inside the 6 yard area as Runcorn were still adjusting themselves to the enforced changes.

HALF TIME: CITY of LIVERPOOL 2 – 0 RUNCORN TOWN Runcorn started the 2nd half well, excellent play between McManus and Wright creating an opening for Carberry whose dangerous cross was dealt with by Ascroft. When Runcorn were awarded a free kick on the edge of the Liverpool area, Thelwell had his shot blocked by the defensive wall. An01 BEN ASCRFOT other cross from Carberry was inches off Reed’s out01 ADAM REID stretched boot before going harmlessly for a goal kick.

02 LUKE DENSON 02 LIAM TURNER Liverpool sealed the game with a third goal in the 53rd 03 FRANCIS FOY 03 MICHAEL CARBERRY minute, a clever move by Cairns opened up the Run04 KEVIN MCELLIN corn defence allowing him to slip the ball across goal 04 JACK SHEPPARD where Paul Williams side footed it into the bottom cor05 DANIEL DALTON 05 MARCUS JAMES ner of the net.

06 PAUL WILIAMS 06 CARL RODGERS When Runcorn gave the ball away in the Liverpool half 07 JOSEPH HOLT of the pitch, Liverpool got a 4th goal, McGrath broke 07 PAUL MCMANUS 08 JACK HAZLEHURST quickly down the right before finding the impressive 08 SHAUN WEAVER Jack Hazlehurst who scored the simplest of goals in the 09 THOMAS PETERSON 09 MARK REED 65th minute.

10 CRAIG CARINS To their credit Runcorn never gave up seeking a conso10 SIMON THELWELL 11 JOHN MCGRATH lation goal but tonight the spoils were fully deserved by 11 RYAN COX Liverpool. Wright tried his luck with a well hit volley from 25 yards but the ball rose high over the crossbar.

12 DAVID FORBES Runcorn keeper Reid brought off a superb save to deny 12 DANIEL JARRETT Williams free kick.

14 KARL CLAIR 14 LEON WRIGHT In the final minutes Carberry saw his deflected shot 15 CHRISTOPHER LESTER 15 MARK MCGREGOR well saved by Ascroft.

16 ADAM PEPPER 17 JAMES MCDONALD

16 DREW MATTHEWS 17 JACK IRLAM

Give it FIVE LAST 5 DEFEATS

LAST 5 WINS

LAST 5 HOME RESUTLS SATURDAY 11TH AUGUST 2018 CITY OF LIVERPOOL 3

SILSDEN 1 SATURDAY 8TH AUGUST 2018

TUESDAY8TH AUGUST 2018

SATURDAY 14TH JULY 2018

NORTHWICH VICS 1

MERTHYR TOWN 4

CITY OF LIVERPOOL 2

CITY OF LIVERPOOL 2

SATURDAY 11TH AUGUST 2018

SATURDAY 21ST JULY 2018

CITY OF LIVERPOOL 3

PRESTATYN TOWN 2

SILSDEN 1

CITY OF LIVERPOOL 1

MONDAY 27TH AUGUST 2018

TUESDAY 24TH JULY 2018

CITY OF LIVERPOOL 3

RUNCORN LINNETS 3

BURSCOUGH 0

CITY OF LIVERPOOL 2

FRIDAY 31ST AUGUST 2018

THURSDAY 26TH JULY 2018

CITY OF LIVERPOOL 4

ST HELENS TOWN AFC 3

RUNCORN TOWN 0

CITY OF LIVERPOOL 0

TUESDAY 4TH SEPTEMBER 2018

SATURDAY 28TH JULY 2018

GLOSSOP NORTH END 2

WITTION ALBION 2

CITY OF LIVERPOOL 3

CITY OF LIVERPOOL 1

LAST 5 DRAWS

LAST 5 AWAY RESULTS THURSDAY 26TH JULY 2018 ST HELENS TOWN AFC 3 CITY OF LIVERPOOL 0

MONDAY 5TH MARCH 2018 WINSFORD UNITED 2

CITY OF LIVERPOOL 2

SATURDAY 28TH JULY 2018

SATURDAY 17TH MARCH 2018

WITTION ALBION 2

RUNCORN LINNEST 1

CITY OF LIVERPOOL 1

CITY OF LIVERPOOL 1

SATURDAY 4TH AUGUST 2018

WED ESDAY 11TH APRIL 2018

1874 NORTHWICH 3

ABBEY HEY 0

CITY OF LIVERPOOL 6

CITY OF LIVERPOOL 0

MONDAY 27TH AUGUST 2018

TUESDAY8TH AUGUST 2018

SATURDAY 8TH AUGUST 2018

CITY OF LIVERPOOL 3

NORTHWICH VICS 1

CITY OF LIVERPOOL 1

BURSCOUGH 0

CITY OF LIVERPOOL 2

IRLAM 1

FRIDAY 31ST AUGUST 2018

TUESDAY 4TH SEPTEMBER 2018

CITY OF LIVERPOOL 4

GLOSSOP NORTH END 2

RUNCORN TOWN 0

CITY OF LIVERPOOL 3

CITY OF LIVERPOOL 1 IRLAM 1 SATURDAY 25TH AUGUST 2018 CITY OF LIVERPOOL 1 GLOSSOP NORTH END 1

SATURDAY 25TH AUGUST 2018 CITY OF LIVERPOOL 1 GLOSSOP NORTH END 1

THE YEAR THE PURPS WAS FOUNDED

THE CAPACITY OF THE TDP SOLICITORS STADIUM

THE PURPS RECORD ATTENDANCE V NANTWICH TOWN 2017

CITY OF LIVERPOOL RECORD AWAY WIN V STOCKPORT TOWN IN 2016

THE PURPS RECORD FA CUP RUN

POSITON WHER CITY OF LIVERPOOL ENDED LAST YEAR

THE YEAR CITY OF LIVERPOOL WON THE FIRST DIVISON CHALLENGE CUP

THE YEAR CITY OF LIVERPOOL WON THE LIVERPOL COUNTRY LEAGUE

HEAD TO HEAD IN NUMBERS There has been 2 meeting since City of Liverpool Moved to the NWCFL premier League last season

City of Liverpool has scored only two goals v Gate in there 2 meetings The highest attendance between the two side has been was 321 and was when the first two teams met back in October 2017 City of Liverpool and Gate has drew 0 game In there two meeting

Gate has scored 4 goals there 2 games there last season

Gate has won all 2 meeting v the two sides

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208

11th

ADAM SUMNER

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105

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RYAN RILEY

11

WEST DIDSBURY

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FA CUP EP

2-3

214

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RYAN CHARNLEY

18

CONGELTON TOWN

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NWCFL

0-1

81

9th

JOE BOOTH

21

ASHTON ATHLETIC

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NWCFL

0-1

71

5th

JOE BOOTH

25

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A

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4-4

164

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PADIHAM

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NWCFL

1-0

80

5th

ADAM SUMNER

SEPTEMBER 01

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NWCFL

3-0

130

4th

MATTHEW KAY

04

DROYLSDEN

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FA CUP PR

1-0

157

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18

CITY OF LIVERPOOL

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FA CUP 1Q

11

BARNOLDSWICK TOWN

A

NWCFL

15

ARMTHORPE WELFARE

A

FA VASE 2Q

22

HANLEY TOWN

A

NWCFL

25

PAIDHAM

H

LCT 1

29

WEST DIDSBURY

H

NWCFL

OCTOBER 06 NORTHWICH VICTORIA

H

NWCFL

09

IRLAM

H

NWCFL

13

BURSCOUGH

A

NWCFL

15

WHITCHURCH ALPORT

A

NWCFL

20

LONGRIDGE TOWN

A

MARCON CUP R1

27

BOOTLE

A

NWCFL

NOVEMBER 03

WINSFORD UNITED

H

NWCFL

10

CITY OF LIVERPOOL

H

NWCFL

17

BOOTLE

A

NWCFL

24

RUNCORN TOWN

A

NWCFL

DECEMBER 01

LITHERLAND REMYCA

A

NWCFL

08

ASHTON ATHLETIC

H

NWCFL

15

SLISDEN

H

NWCFL

22

IRLAM

A

NWCFL

26

CHARNOCK RICHARD

H

NWCFL

29

WHITCHURCH ALPORT

H

NWCFL

A

NWCFL

JANUARY 05 CITY OF LIVERPOOL

OPPOSITION

H/A

Comp

ABBEY HEY

H

NWCFL

26 HANLEY TOWN

H

NWCFL

19

Att. Pos

MotM

FEBRUARY 02

LITHERLAND REMYCA

H

NWCFL

16

WINSFORD UNITED

A

NWCFL

23

BARNOLDSWICK TOWN

H

NWCFL

09 NORTHWICH VICTORIA

A

NWCFL

16

A

NWCFL

23 RUNCORN TOWN

H

NWCFL

30 WEST DIDSBURY

A

NWCFL

A

NWCFL

20 BOOTLE

H

NWCFL

22

CHARNOCK RICHARD

A

NWCFL

27

CONGLETON TOWN

A

NWCFL

MARCH 1874 NORTHWICH

APRIL 13

PADIHAM

NWCFL LEAGUE TABLE P

W

D

L

F

A

GD

PTS

1

SILSDEN

7

5

2

0

17

5

12

17

2

RUNCORN TOWN

6

5

0

1

15

7

8

15

3

CITY OF LIVERPOOL

5

4

1

0

17

6

11

13

4

SQUIRES GATE

6

4

1

1

12

3

9

13

5

CONGLETON TOWN

4

4

0

0

8

0

8

12

6

NORTHWICH VICTORIA

7

3

2

2

19

15

4

11

7

CHARNOCK RICHARD

6

3

1

2

13

8

5

10

8

BARNOLDSWICK TOWN

6

3

1

2

14

11

3

10

9

PADIHAM

7

3

1

3

14

16

-2

10

10 BOOTLE

6

2

3

1

9

7

2

9

11 HANLEY TOWN

6

2

1

3

7

14

-7

7

12 IRLAM

5

1

3

1

8

8

0

6

13 WEST DIDSBURY & CHORLTON

6

1

2

3

9

17

-8

5

14 1874 NORTHWICH

6

0

3

3

7

15

-8

3

15 BURSCOUGH

6

1

0

5

8

19

-11

3

16 LITHERLAND REMYCA

3

0

2

1

5

6

-1

2

17 WHITCHURCH ALPORT

4

0

2

2

5

8

-3

2

18 ABBEY HEY

5

0

2

3

4

10

-6

2

19 WINSFORD UNITED

6

0

2

4

8

17

-9

2

20 ASHTON ATHLETIC

5

0

1

4

1

8

-7

1

ALL ABOUT LIVERPOOL In a brand new feature we tell some a bit about our visitors town and where there are based.

Liverpool has an estimated population of just short 492,000 and is rank 9th biggest in the uk

Liverpool was Founded in 1207

The postal code for Liverpool is simply just a L

Liverpool is ruined by a Mayor and cabinet

Liverpool Phone Dial code is 01515

The M62 is the motorway that run though Liverpool and the motorway that you need to get to Liverpool

Liverpool has a whole90 councillors in there Cabinet

FA CUP JOURNEY SO FAR FOR THE PURPS In a new feature we look at City of Liverpool Journey so far that has got them to this round who scored there goals.

SATURDAY 11TH AUGUST 2018 FA CUP EXTRA PRELIMINARY ROUND CITY OF LIVERPOOL

3 1

SILSDEN SPIRES 65

HOLT 17 MCGRATH 19 MCDONALD 49

SATURDAY 25TH AUGUST 2018 FA CUP PRELIMINARY ROUND CITY OF LIVERPOOL

1 1

GLOSSOP NORTH END HILL 49

HAZLEHURST 17

TUESDAY 4TH SEPTEMBER 2018 FA CUP PRELIMINARY ROUND REPLAY GLOSSOP NORTH END MASON 14 PEMBERTON 30

2 3

CITY OF LIVERPOOL MCGRATH 17 HAZLEHURST 38 FORBES 92

LAST TIME AT THE BRIAN ADDISON STADIUM SQUIRES GATE HARRIES 58 ING 70 ROTHWELL 71

3 2

CITY OF LIVERPOOL HAZLEHURST7 SHACKLOCK 28

Saturday 17th February 2018/The Brian Addison Stadium/Att: 230/ HT: 0-2

The visitors came into this game the form team in the league winning five or their last six games. That showed after just seven minutes when they opened the scoring.

The impressive Jack Hazlehurst reacted quickest after Ben Fletcher did well to save the original shot, tapping in to give Liverpool the lead. Gate could have leveled the game after thirteen minutes with a great opportunity. Ryan Riley looked to make space in the box but at the key moment scuffed his shot straight into the keepers arms. Five minutes later and Riley had another great chance. Scott Harries and Jake Higham did well to win the ball back before Riley couldn't Scott Harries cross at the near post. Liverpool would punish Gate's two great missed chances when they extended their lead. One of Liverpool's form men going into this game, Dean Shacklock who had scored three in his last four games, would curl in a superb individual effort to beat Ben Fletcher from outside the box. A clearly disappointed management team made two changes at half time to shake up the midfield after not being happy with what they'd seen. Dan Gary replaced Joey Mullen and Issac Sinclair replaced Jake Higham to make his debut.

The changes would make a difference as Gate would grab a goal back fourteen minutes into the second half.

Ryan Riley did well to recover after going down under a challenge from the keeper, he jumped back up before squaring the ball to Scott Harries who fired past Langley in goal.

The momentum was all with Gate who looked the better side in the second half, the visitors perhaps thinking the game was won at half time would be punished in the sixty-seventh minute again by Gate. The ball fell loose in the box from the freekick and with the visitors unable to clear, Dean Ing was in the right place at the right time to tap in past Langley. The previously mentioned momentum was now clear to see as Gate looked to win the game. That goal would come with eighteen minutes of the game left and what a goal it was! The ball fell to Max Rothwell and from 30 yards out he took aim first time and watched the ball sail into the top corner to give Gate the lead for the first time in the game.

Debutante Isaac Sinclair almost grabbed himself a goal minutes after Gate took the lead when the ball fell to him from Ryan Riley but his first time shot was blocked by the visitors and cleared. Gate would go on to see out the game as the visitors pilled on the pressure late on for an impressive win and impressive second half performance

NEXT UP FOR GATE PADIHAM TUESDAY 25TH SEPTEMBER 2018 LANCASHIRE CHALLENGE TRPOHY ROUND 1 THE BRIAN ADDISON STADUIM ADULTS £6 CONCESSIONS £3 UNDER 12 , FREE

NORTHWICH VICTORIA SATURDAY 6TH OCTOBER 2018 NWCFL PREMIER DVIISION THE BRIAN ADDISON STADUIM

WEST DIDSBURY & CHORLTON SATURDAY29TH SEPTEMBER 2018 NWCFL PREMIER DVIISION THE BRIAN ADDISON STADUIM ADULTS £6 CONCESSIONS £3 UNDER 12 , FREE

IRLAM TUESDAY 9TH OCTOBER 2018 NWCFL PREMIER DVIISION THE BRIAN ADDISON STADUIM ADULTS £6 CONCESSIONS £3 UNDER 12 , FREE

ADULTS £6CONCESSIONS £3 UNDER 12 , FREE

WINSFORD UNITED SATURDAY 3RD NOVEMBER 2018

CITY OF LIVERPOOL SATURDAY 10TH NOVEMBER 2018

NWCFL PREMIER DVIISION

NWCFL PREMIER DVIISION

THE BRIAN ADDISON STADUIM ADULTS £6 CONCESSIONS £3 UNDER 12 , FREE

THE BRIAN ADDISON STADUIM

BARNODLSWICK TOWN TUESDAY 11TH SEPEMBER 2018 NWCFL PREMIER DVIISION SILENTNIGHT STADIUM , POSTCODE BB18 5LJ ADULTS £5 CONCESSIONS £3 UNDER 12 , FREE

HANLEY TOWN SATURDAY 22ND SEPEMBER 2018 NWCFL PREMIER DVIISION POTTERIES PARK , POSTCODE ST2 8AJ ADULTS £5 CONCESSIONS £3 UNDER 12 , FREE

ADULTS £6CONCESSIONS £3 UNDER 12 , FREE

ARMTHORPE WELFARE SATURDAY 15TH SEPEMBER 2018 FA VASE 2ND QUALIFYING ROUND M Pilbeam Construction Stadium,POSTCODE:DN3 3AG

ADULTS £5 CONCESSIONS £3 UNDER 12 , FREE

BURSCOIUGH SATURDAY 13TH OCTOBER 2018 NWCFL PREMIER DVIISION VICTORIA PARK , POSTCODE: L40 0SD ADULTS £5 CONCESSIONS £3 UNDER 12 , FREE

UP NEXT AT The Brian Addison Stadium V

TUESDAY 25TH SEPTEMBER 2018 Kick off 7:45PM

ADMISSIONS £6 ADULTS £3 CONCESSIONS FREE FOR UNDER 12’S

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

Dan

Alex

Blackpool v Bradford City

Away Win

1-2

1-2

Charlton v Wycombe

Home Win

2-0

2-1

Portsmouth v Shrewsbury

Home Win

3-1

2-0

Draw

4-1

2-2

BOOKIES SAYS

Dan

Alex

Ashton Athletic v Morpeth

Home Win

0-1

1-3

Bamber Bridge v Tadcaster

Away Win

2-1

2-0

Squires Gate v City Of Liverpool

Draw

1-1

0-3

Binfield v Buckland

Draw

2-0

2-2

Bishops v Wantage

Away Win

2-2

2-0

Duston v North Ferriby

Home Win

0-3

1-2

Sunderland v Fleetwood

“SUPER 6” TREBLE POINTS.

Team

Role

Pts

1

Andy Richards

Squires Gate

Player

30pts

2

Jay Hayden

Squires Gate

Programme Editor

30pts

3

Nick Harbour

Padiham

Fan

30 pts

4

Peter Hill

Burscough

Fan

26pts

5

Ashley Dobell

1874 Northwich

Fan

24pts

6

Matty Kay

Squires Gate

Player

24pts

7

Gary Pett

Squires Gate

Player

9pts

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 THERE’S a saying at NLP Towers – every day is Non-League Day! But Saturday, October 13 is actually proper Non-League Day as football comes together to celebrate all that is great about this level of the game. Now, anyone reading this will no doubt be familiar with NLD but hopefully there are new fans too only just discovering what Non-League football is all about. Conceived by QPR fan James Doe back in 2010, he wanted to spread the word after attending a Non-League game himself. Since then, once a season on an international break, fans are encouraged to get out and watch their local club. Within five minutes of many front doors in the country, there is a decent game of football being played every weekend. Whether you are a fan of a club that has been relegated into Non-League or follow the team on your doorstep, we all have reasons for watching. Often people are surprised at the quality of players – something that shouldn’t be so accepted with the big successes of recent years like Jamie Vardy.

And there are so many great tales to be told. How about Dave Diaper at Sholing who has just completed 1,000 games at the club he took over in the Hampshire Premier League and took to Wembley glory in the FA Vase? As well as managing the team, he’s also helped run the club and led them up the Pyramid. Or what about The NLP’s current Fan of the Year, James Beardwell? A die-hard Witham Town fan, he entertains us every week with his videos from games and passion for his team. Pop star Olly Murs even appeared in one of James’ vlogs recently when Witham took on Coggeshall Town, the Bostik club Murs is co-owner of. NLD isn’t about dumping the top level of the game, but about realising the football fix can also be found further down. Over the years we’ve seen all sorts of whacky ways to mark the occasion from fancy dress to ferret racing.

Clubs will often offer free or reduced entry but Bungay Town even once handed out free mushrooms on the gate upon entry. This year will be no different as new fans try a different experience and mix with those of us who already love Non-League football. Part of the charm is the intimate atmosphere, the closeness to the players and, of course, the value for money. And this is a great chance for clubs to open their doors and show off. Prostate Cancer UK are once again heavily involved, with National League sponsors Vanarama looking to raise a sizeable sum for the charity.

We’ll be promoting events in The NLP over the coming weeks but make sure you keep an eye out to see how clubs near you are planning to celebrate Non-League Day. And if you have an idea yourself, why not let the club know? After all, getting involved is what makes Non-League so special. Just ask us at The NLP!

AWAY DAYS

Saturday 14th September 2018

M PILLBEAM CONSTRUCTION STADIUM,CHURCH STREET, ARMTHORPE,DONCASTER POSTCODE: DN3 3AG ADULTS £6 CONCESSIONS £3 UNDER 12 , 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)

Can you spot the 5 differences between these two pictures

CAN YOU GUESS ALL SIX OF THESE EFL TEAMS BAGDES

WHICH PREM TEAM PLAY's THERE HOME GAMES AT THIS GROUND ——————————————

Q. Who are the Current holders of the FA Cup? Q.

What teams as won the most Fa Cup?

Q. What Team did Harry Redknapp win the Fa Cup With?

Q. In 2009-2010 what team beat Manchester United to make it one of the biggest shock of the cup that year Q. What manager has one the FA Cup the most time?

SPOT THE DIFFERNCE BADGE QUIZ

Grounded Newcastle

1.cheltenham town fc 2. Grimsby Town 3. Walsall 4. Rotherham 5.cunthorpe 6. Burton Abilon

Fa Cup Quiz 1. Chelsea 2. Arsenal 3. QPR 4. Leeds 5.Arsene Wenger

NWCFL WEEK’S FIXTURES SATURDAY 8TH SEPTEMBER 2018 FA CUP 1ST QUALFYING ROUND ASHOTN ATHLETIC V MORPETH TOWN CONGLETON TOWN V CONSETT SQUIRES GATE V CITY OF LIVERPOOL RUNCORN TOWN V IRLAM WARRINGTON TOWN V BURSCOUGH

SATURDAY 8TH SEPTEMBER 2018 PREMIER DIVISION ABBEY HEY V LITHERLAND REMYCA NORTHWICH VICS V HANLEY TOWN PADIHAM V WEST DIDSBURY WHITCHURCH ALPORT V SILDEN

TUESDAY 11TH SEPTEMBER 2018 FA CUP 1ST QUALFYING ROUND Parkgate v Charnock Richard or Leek Town

TUESDAY 11TH SEPTEMBER 2018 PREMIER DIVISION 1874 NORTHWICH V LITHERLAND REMCYA ABBEY HEY V CONGLETON TOWN BARNOLDSWICK TOWN V SQUIRES GATE BURSCOUGH V WINSFORD UNITED CITY OF LIVERPOOL V WHITCHURCH ALPORT IRLAM V SILSDEN

WEDNESDAY 12TH SEPTEMBER 2018 PREMIER DIVISION RUNCORN TOWN V HANLEY TOWN

TEST YOUR KNOWNLEDGE DO YOU THIN YOU KNOW FOOTBALL? Why not try to answer these quick question about Football and test hat you think you know about football 1

Who were the youngest & oldest members of England's 1966 World Cup winning squad?

2

Name the five past and present Football League clubs that have had a 'X' in their name?

3

Which British football club was the first to reach a European Champions Cup Semi Final?

4

Which team, the only one in the English and Scottish leagues, does not contain any of the letters from the word Football

5

What colour ball was used in the 1973 FA Cup Final and never used again?

6

Who was Britain's first two million pound player?

7

Which British team has won the European Cup more times than its own top league?

8

What was the last club that Paul Gascoigne made an appearance for?

9

Which player scored the fastest goal in an FA Cup final?

10

Which is the only British team to have a 100% record against Barcelona home and away in Europe?

11

The most played league fixture in the English Leagues is between which two clubs?

12

Who is the only scouser to win the FA Cup with both Everton and Liverpool?

13

Who was in goal when Bobby Moore scored his last televised goal?

14

Who designed the Team GB 2012 Olympic Games football kit?

15

What was Switzerland's Gottfried Dienst's claim to fame?

Mark Hughes (Manchester United to Barcelona) Orange Dundee

Stella McCartney Sylvester Stallone (he did this in the film 'Escape To Victory') Gary Ablett

Hibernian

Everton and Aston Villa home and 2-1 away in the 1986-87 Uefa Cup)

Wrexham.

Dundee United (2-1 away and 2-0 at home in the 1966-67 Fairs Cup, and then 1-0 at

Crewe Alexandra, Exeter City, Halifax Town, Oxford United and

Boston United Alan Ball (21), and Ron Flowers (was the oldest at 31). Ray Wilson and Jack Charlton were also 31. louis Sasha (25 seconds. Everton v. Chelsea, 2009) .Nottingham Forrest

CITY OF LIVERPOOL

SQUIRES GATE

(GK) BEN ASCRFOT (GK) BEN FLETCHER

LUKE DENSON

(GK) JACK HARGREAVES FRANCIS FOY

(GK) CALLUM KIRKLAND

KEVIN MCELLIN

SEYDOU BAMBA JOSEPH BOOTH

Referee

RYAN CHARNLEY

Dave Croft

FINLEY CLARKSON

DANIEL DALTON PAUL WILLIAMS JOSEPH HOLT

BRETT DAWSON JAMIE GIBSON

JACK HAZLEHURST

DANEIL GREEN

THOMAS PETERSON

DEAN ING

CRAIG CARINS

MATTHEW KAY

JOHN MCGRATH

Assistant

ISAAC KUSALOKA COREY MOORHEAD JOSEPH MULLEN

Zharir Mustafa Josh Mitchell

JORDAN O’MAHONEY

DAVID FORBES KARL CLAIR ADAM PEPPER JAMES MCDONALD

GARY PETT BENJAMIN READER ANDREW RICHARDS

RYAN RILEY DAVID ROSSALL RICHARD SEEAR ADAM SUMNER JORDAN SALTHOUSE

Next Home Game PADIHAM TUESDAY 25TH SEPTEMBER 2018 LANCASHIRE CHALLENGE TRPOHY ROUND 1 THE BRIAN ADDISON STADUIM ADULTS £6 CONCESSIONS £3 UNDER 12 , FREE

Next Away Game BARNODLSWICK TOWN TUESDAY 11TH SEPEMBER 2018 NWCFL PREMIER DVIISION SILENTNIGHT STADIUM , POSTCODE BB18 5LJ ADULTS £5 CONCESSIONS £3 UNDER 12 , FREE