Squires Gate V Irlam FC

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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Issue 11

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IN ISSUE TODAY The Boss We caught up with Andy Clarkson to see what he think of todays game and comments on gate recent run off forum

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

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

Action Replay Mark Ashmore gives us his report from games with Fa Vase Sandbach United, our League game with Whitchurch Alport , our League cup game with Longbridge Town and our League match with Abbey Hey

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

Prediction League This week no one again 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 Irlam last 5 wins Loses, draws and last meeting from the teams

Committee: John Maguire, Mark Ashmore, Irlam in Numbers Steve Bellamy, Brian Addison, Marc Sumner, Colin Smith, Karl Townson, Spencer Leader, In the new feature we take a look at a few of Irlam history and put Chris Chadwick, Nick Grindley, Tony Jo them into numbers.

Commercial Manager: Marc Sumner Media: Albert Cooper, Mark Ashmore

All About Irlam

Programme Editor : Jay Hayden

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

Gate Attendee: Jay Hayden First Team Manager: Andy Clarkson Groundsman: Brian Addison, Steve Bellamy,

The Non-League Paper In a new feature we team up with the Non-league paper editor Matt Badcock

Last Time Out

Bar and Hospitality Staff: Denise Gibson and Carly

In this feature we take a look at Irlam last time they played in the league

YOUTH TEAMS EXECUTIVE:

Next Up For Gate

Under 15’s Red Manager : Dean Stevely

and found out the score and the match report from the game

Under 15s Manager: Nick Grindley

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

Under 14’s Assistant: Oliver Perkins

Around the League

Under 15’s Titan’s: Emily Tobin

Under 14’s Manager: Mark Stanley

We take a look at the NWCFL newsletter for this week and found out what happen all round the league over the weekend Under 14’s Assistant Manager: Matt Smith and Mark Turner Welfare Officers: Dean Stevely and Sarah Kelsey

Head To Head In Number We take a look at the two teams head to head record and put them in numbers

THE BOSS ANDY CLARKSON “I HOPE MY LADS CAN GIVE THE PERFORMANCE OF

RECENT MATCHES AND PLAYTHE FOOTBALL WE LIKE TO PLAY” I would like to welcome the players and officials from Irlam for tonight's match .

Both teams in certain will be going for maximum points, I hope my lads can give the performance of recent matches and play the football we like to play I hope you all enjoy the match .

Clarky

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AWAY WIN

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AWAY DEFEAT

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WANT TO SPONSOR A PLAYER THIS SEASON ?

There is still player you can sponsor at, you can sponsor them at a cost of £30. it will includes mentions on website ,Programme and on social media every time the player scores.

Interested? Email Mark Ashmore on squiresgatefc@gmail.com or speak to him at any game.

FA VASE ACTION

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SQUIRES GATE SEEAR 22 DAWSON 90

FLETCHER RICHARDS THORPE ROSSALL RILEY ING BOOTH

MOSS PEARSON LEDWARDS COOPER O’RIODAN ROWNTREE CHADWICK

CHARNLEY SUNMER THOMAS SEEAR SUBS MULLEN BAMBA READER DAWSON EGIDI

BUCKLEY KIRBY TWIGG LANE SUBS ALLCOCK HAUGHTON CLAYTON ILCHENKO

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SANDBACH UNITED LANE 19

Saturday 13th October 2018//The Brian Addison Stadium //Attendance:57 Squires Gate progressed into the second round proper of the FA Vase on Saturday afternoon with a late winner against Sandbach United. In spite of all the heavy rain the playing surface was in great condition with both sides starting brightly. After 19 minutes it was the visitors who took the lead. After the ball wasn't cleared by the home defence Sandbach's number 11 Josh Lane rifled in a shot from the edge of the area past Ben Fletcher who had no chance of saving the shot. Unlike recent games, the home side responded immediately and were level after only a minute. Ric Seear put the ball in the net following a drilled cross in from winger Ryan Riley on the right hand side. This was the first goal that Gate had scored for a few games and you could feel the tension lift from all around the ground.

Both teams continued to play good football but neither could find a second goal to take the lead before the half time break.

Half Time: Squires Gate 1-1 Sandbach United

The home side started the second half period well but it was Sandbach who had the chance early on when James Kirby was sent through One on one with the keeper but Ben Fletcher did well to save with his legs. It was the homesides turn next when from a corner captain Joe Booth headed straight at the keeper, Andy Clarkson's men though could feel they were getting closer. Both teams started making substitutions and it was the visitors who adapted to the changes quickest. They came close to adding a second goal when the right back drilled a cross across the homesides box without any player getting the finishing touch. The miss seemed to ignite Gate and they started to create some chances of their own. Neither side find that all important second goal and with the crowd expecting another 30 minutes of football, up stepped sub Brett Dawson to score the winner late in injury time. All eye's at Gate will be on the FA's website on Monday at 1pm to see where they will play in the next round on Saturday 3rd November.

LEAGUE ACTION

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WHITCHURCH ALPORT EVERALL 48

PARTON PICKEILL SKELTON CAMPION JOHNS PORTER GRIFFITHS

FLETCHER RICAHRDS SUMNER READER ROSSALL BAMBA CHARNLEY

MARLY SANDERS ASHMAN BRIDGE SUBS EVERALL MINSHALL O’CONNOR ASHBROOK HUGHES

MULLEN SEEAR EGIDI ING SUBS THOMAS JONES WYERS-ROEBUC HARAGEAVES

1 1 SQUIRES GATE THOMAS 86(P)

Monday 15th October 2018//Yockings Park//Attendance:136 Gate made a positive start to the game, particularly from new forward Riccardo Egidi who was making his first start. He looked to be leading the line well with Ric Seear in a new partnership. Gate came close after eight minutes through Joey Mullen. The midfielder was on the end of several Gate passes but saw his shot tipped over. The homeside then had a chance of their own from outside the area but Ben Fletcher was equal to the shot. On his first start for the club, it was Riccardo Egidi who had the next chance for Gate. He burst through the Alport defence but keeper Parton was quick off his line to collect. Whitchurch went closest just before half time with the best chance of the first half. Sub Everall was sent through one on one with Ben Fletcher but his lob over Fletcher hit the top of the net. The turning point of the first half came when Whitchurch captain Darren Campion was show a red card after fighting with Ben Reader on the floor. The experienced player then continued to berate the referee and Gates players before having to be dragged away by his team mates in an eventful end to the first half.

Half Time: Whitchurch Alport 0-0 Squires Gate

It took the referee just two minutes if the second half to further stamp his impact on the game when he sent Ben Reader off for Gate. The midfielder making a genuine attempt for the ball seeing red. The sending off spurred the homeside on and in a rare break forward they took the lead. A cross from the right hand side headed in last Fletcher at the front post. In a half dominated with chances for Gate, Andy Clarkson’s men just couldn’t get that lucky bounce. That was until the 84 minute when the referees awarded the visitors a penalty. Defender Seydou Bamba had been fouled just minutes earlier in the same position but this time the referee ruled in Gate’s favour pointing to the spot. Sub Jamie Thomas stepped up to slot the spot kick past the keeper who guessed the right way.

The draw for Gate could be a turning point for Andy Clarkson’s men who have struggled to pick up points of late.

MACRON CUP ACTION

Picture by Albert Cooper LONGRIDGE TOWN HART 34

DOVEY LINIGHAM MURPHY DOUGHTY MCKENNA MORRISON GARDENER

FLETCHER RICHARDS SUMNER CHARNLEY ROSSALL BAMBA SEEAR

WILKINSON HART TURNER INCE SUBS MELLING ASHCROFT MELLING WICKS

BOOTH EGIDI ING RILEY SUBS THORPE READER MULLEN

1 3 SQUIRES GATE ING 48 SEEAR 53, 66

Saturday 20th October 2018//The Mike Riding Ground//Attendance:143 Squires Gate progressed into the next round of the Macron Cup on Saturday afternoon with a 3-1 win away at high flying Longridge Town. The homeside, who sit top of the First Division North, were in fine form coming into this game having won their last game 7-2 on Wednesday night.

Gate manager Andy Clarkson welcomed back Ryan Riley and Joe Booth into the side that drew 1-1 away at Whitchurch on Monday night, Ben Reader and Joey Mullen missing out. Gate made a positive start to the game and could have been ahead in the opening exchanges. Clever play between Riccardo Egidi and Joe Booth linking into the box but Riccardo's shot was saved for a corner which Gate couldn't capitalise on. Gate then had two more corner's but again couldn't test Lee Dovey in goal for Longridge. The homeside began to come into the game more fifteen minutes in but couldn't test Gate despite getting the ball into the box several times. Longridge had keeper Lee Dovey to thank after twenty five minutes when he pulled off a superb double save to deny Gate. First he stopped Dean Ing before springing up to deny Ric Seear's header from the rebound. The Reds started to up the pressure when midfielder Tom Ince fired a warning shot into the side netting on the half hour mark.

Longridge took the lead in impressive fashion three minutes later. Experienced striker Jay Hart found in the box by Tom Ince saw Ben Fletcher off his line and chipped the ball over it make it 1-0. Gate's heads didn't drop after the goal was scored and they continued to create chances. Adam Sumner had the ball in the back of the net after he got on the end of a

clever freekick he started, but the left back was flagged for offside. Dean Ing then took aim a minute later but his strike was the wrong side of the post as Gate got closer.

Half time: Longridge Town 1-0 Squires Gate After a half time dressing down from Manager Andy Clarkson, Gate came out all guns blazing and equalised three minutes in. Gate battled well in Longridge's box before midfielder Dean Ing shot past Lee Dovey as he was falling over. Ing showing his impressive strength. The homeside had calls for a penalty turned down in the 51st minute when Paul Turner was bought down in the box, the referee though judged the challenge to be fair and waved play on. Gate doubled their lead minutes later through striker Ric Seear. He burst into the box from the right hand side and fired low past Lee Dovey to double Gate's lead. Longridge themselves could have leveled the game on the hour mark but winger Gardner could only find the side netting with his shot. Riccardo Egidi, who was starting just his second game for the club, came close to adding his first goal for the club on 63 minutes. The striker pounced on a Longridge mistake and held of defender Phil Doughty but couldn't find the target firing wide. It didn't take Gate long to create another chance, in fact just one minute later Ric Seear added his second and Gate's third of the game. He was found at the back post for an routine strike past Dovey. Seear had the ball in the net a third time shortly after but he was denied the hatrick as he'd drifted offside

LEAGUE ACTION

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Picture by Albert Cooper ABBEY HEY WALKER 77

HEYWOOD HAYDOCK MURPHY OPPONG SHAW OKO MURRAY

FLETCHER GRAY SUMNER CHARNLEY RICHARDS BAMBA SEEAR

DALE WALKER HAYDOCK DALE SUBS SWALLOW SOLADEMI DANAHER BARLOW SAMBERG

BOOTH EGIDI ING RILEY SUBS MULLEN BRIDGE MUTUTU DAWSON

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SQUIRES GATE RILEY 10,82 ING 25,88 R.SEEAR 67

Saturday 27th October 2018//The Abbey Hey Stadium//Attendance:70 Manager Andy Clarkson welcomed back defender Dan Gray into the side whilst Joey Mullen and Brett Dawson returned to the squad on the bench. New signing's Owen Bridge and Chilufya Mututu started on the bench having joined the club during the week.

Gate, who came into the game on a three game unbeaten run, took the lead after ten minutes. After starting the game well Ryan Riley burst into the box into space and fired past the keeper. Riccardo Egidi, who has been coming closer and closer to opening his account for the club, came close on the 15 minute mark. The ball was deflected into his path but he couldn’t get ahead of the keeper who collected. Gate doubled their lead through midfielder Dean Ing after 24 minutes. He arrived late in the box to head past the keeper from the edge of the six yard box. The homeside looked to get back into the game and hit Clarkson’s men on the counter. Luckily though defender Seydou Bamba, who is in great form, was in the right place to clear up. Abbey Hey ended the first half the better side and looked to put Gate under pressure in the last five minutes.

Half time: Abbey Hey 0-2 Squires Gate

Dean Ing did well to win the ball back at the start of the second half, he drove forward and found Seear but his shot was blocked for a corner. Seear looked to keep up his goal scoring return but was denied in the second half when he was flagged for offside. Seear wasn’t denied a second time when he headed in at the back post on 66 minutes. Captain Joe Booth clipped the ball into the back post where Seear was waiting for a simple header. The homeside grabbed a goal back in the 70th minute and looked better for it after changing formation after going 3-0 down. They his Gate on the break and found Oliver Walker who finished superbly past Fletcher into the top corner. Gate replied well and added a fourth goal, Ryan Riley scoring his second of the game. He got lucky after taking a touch too many, the keeper looked like he’d collected the ball only for Riley to come out the other side and slot the ball into the empty net. The best though was saved till last when Dean Ing scored the pick of the goals. He pressed the homeside back line pinching the ball in the box and firing into the top corner in the 89th minute.

WELCOME TO THE BRIAN ADDISON STADIUM

FACTFILE: FOUDNED: 1969/ NICKNAME: SHACK CHAIRMAN:RON PARKER /MANAGER: MICHAEL DODD GROUND: SILVER STREET

LAST THREE SEASON 2017-2018 2015-2016 2016-2017

HEAD TO HEAD IRLAM WINS

DRAWS

GATE WINS

LAST THREE MEETINGS SATURDAY 3RD DECMEBE 2016

SATURDAY 26TH AGUUST 2017

IRLAM 3

IRLAM 4

TUESDAY 14TH NOVEMBER 2017

SQUIRES GATE 1

SQUIRES GATE 0

SQJ#UIRS GATE 2 IRLAM 1

AWAY DUGOUT

MICHAEL DODD Michael been at Irlam for two years now after there promotion to the NWCFL Premier Division. He has made a great impact in the two season he got them to a 8th and 13th place finished and has set his team very well this season.

Michael know Gate wont be as easy team to beat as they set up well after Andy took over a last year. Both teams coming into the game off a great recent run of results Micheal team comes into the game after drawing a goalless draw with Ashton but they had a lot of chance to break the deadlock.

Michael and his team will be hoe they can get the 3 points they need to counite they good run however they knows they not a easily team in gate

HISTORY OF IRLAM IRLAM FOOTBALL CLUB began life as Mitchell Shackleton Football Club, founded in October 1969 by a group of employees working for Mitchell Shackleton Limited, a well established engineering company based in Eccles, which manufactured marine and diesel crankshafts. The founding members of Mitchell Shackleton Football Club were Bob Cowlishaw (Chairman), Bill Russell (Secretary) and Charlie Flynn (Treasurer, who served the Club also served as Secretary with distinction from 1981 until his death in 1994). They were ably supported by a Committee comprising of Alf Johnson (now Club President), Ged Moore (Kit Manager) and Stan Catlin (Team Manager).

Although the Cub has been in existence for over 30 years, Mitchell Shackleton FC can trace teams playing under the Company's banner as far back as 1935.nitially, the Football Club was financially supported through the Company's active Sports and Social Club, however the recession of the late 1970's led to the Company restructuring its business interests, and unfortunately a reduction in the workforce. These events inevitably led to the dissolution of the Sports and Social Club, and a splintering of the various sporting sections with each individual group becoming self-financing. The Club initially entered the Eccles Amateur league before moving in 1972 to the Manchester Amateur league where there reputation began to grow. Third Division (1973-74) and Second Division (1974-75) Championships were won consecutively, and a reserve section was created as the Clubs profile grew. During this period, a re-structuring of the League saw Mitchells competing in the Industrial 'B' Division, in which the Club were runners-up in 1979-80.he Club initially entered the Eccles Amateur league before moving in 1972 to the Manchester Amateur league where there reputation began to grow. Third Division (1973-74) and Second Division (1974-75) Championships were won consecutively, and a reserve section was created as the Clubs profile grew. During this period, a re-structuring of the League saw Mitchells competing in the Industrial 'B' Division, in which the Club were runners-up in 197980. In season 1983-84, Mitchells finished Industrial 'A' Division runners-up, but ended the season on a high by winning the Gosling Cup. Industrial 'A' Division runners-up once again in season 1985-86, and defeated finalists in the Gosling Cup of 1988-89 signalled the end of the Club's 17 year association with the Manchester Amateur League with Mitchells again progressing upwards by joining the Manchester League in 1989. In their second season, the Club was promoted as Runners Up to take their place in the Premier Division for season 1990/91 under the guidance of Paul Traynor and Kenny Davies. In 1993, Mitchells reached the Gilchrist Cup Final, only to lose out to Woodley Sports in the Final. In 1994 Paul Traynor departed due to work commitments and Kenny Davies assumed control, ably assisted by Billy Hall. This management team took Mitchells to their highest ever league position in the Premier Division, runners-up to Abbey Hey in season 1994/95. The Club was rocked prior to the commencement of 1997-98 season when Kenny Davies walked out; taking with him several first team players to a local, at the time rival Club Monton. Dave Rowan and Craig Woodley, who had forged a successful partnership with the reserves, were promoted and asked to rebuild the side. A difficult season was to follow, but after being adrift at the bottom of the Division for most of the season, a dramatic win against fellow strugglers Wythenshawe Town and mid-table Monton Amateurs saw the Club stave of relegation. After such a close call, Mitchells would never go below sixth position in their subsequent seasons i Mitchell Shackleton were proud winners of the Albert Booth Sportsmanship Trophy in 1998-99, a testament to the spirit in which the Club plays the game. In June 2000, Club Secretary Ian Street was named Premier Divison Secretary of the Year at the AGM of the Manchester League.A major change at the Club occurred in 2002 when Mitchells were informed that Salteye Park, their existing ground at Barton was to be purchased and subsequently used for what has now to become the new Salford Reds rugby League stadium. The hunt was on for a new ground, and with compensation from their move, plus football foundation assistance, Silver St in Irlam, once home to Irlam Town became an obvious choice. The start of the 2001-02 season saw the Club change its title to Irlam MS in anticipation of a proposed move to Silver St, the site of the then defunct Irlam Town FC. The new ground at Silver St was officially opened in 2003 with a visit from Brian McClair's Milk Cup winning, Manchester United youth team. A further name change saw Irlam MS become Irlam FC, and the appointment of Warren Dodd as secretary of the Club, from Irlam Rangers Junior Club saw development increase at the ground. The Club made the decision in 2006 that they would pursue a place in The North West Counties football League, and entry via ground improvements at Silver St meant that the Club entered their highest level of competition in their history in readiness for the 2008/2009 season. That inaugural season, under the guidance of manager Dave Mann was a tremendous success, finishing in 8th position on 52 points in our first campaign. The Clubs performances over following seasons fluctuated in the NWCFL as the Club adjusted to the higher level of competition. Previous managers Dave Mann, Ryan Gilligan and Nick Parker have all poured their effort and commitment into the Club, culminating in the appointment, Steve Nixon, a local manager with an impeccable coaching CV in readiness for season 2014/15 after taking over mid-way through the previous season With manager Steve Nixon at the helm for his 3rd campaign for the 2015/2016 season, the future began to look bright both on and off the pitch at Silver St. The opening of a brand new Clubhouse at the ground again pushed the Club to greater heights, creating a real non-league footballing set up at Silver St.Season 2015/16 season proved to be a watershed moment for the Club. Since joining the league in 2008/2009 the focus has been on youth and development of the ground, and it was 2015/2016 season when all the efforts and sacrifices made came to fruition. Irlam manager Steve Nixon shaped a fantastic group of maturing young players as they put together a magnificent run of results to take second spot and gain automatic promotion to the Premier Division for the first time in their history. Season 2016/2017 proved to be the most successful in the Clubs long history, an eighth place finish in the Premier Division showed the growing strength of the Club, whilst a treble winning U21’s development side swept all before them in the Cheshire U21’s league. Point deductions for our U18’s were all that stood between them and a possible title win as they finished 4th, just six points adrift of Nelson FC. For season 2017/2018 a restructuring of positions at the Club has seen new faces take control of on the field matters. 1st team manager Steve Nixon and asst Chris Boardman have moved out of the hot seats in order to take over the commercial side of the Club, with Steve Nixon taking over from Ron Parker as chairman of the Club. New manager Michael Dodd, and asst Matty Kay, both part of the 1st team backroom staff last season were chosen to take control for the new campaign. They have assembled a strong backroom staff around them and we wish them well for future campaigns

Give it FIVE LAST 5 DEFEATS

LAST 5 WINS SATURDAY 4TH SEPTEMBER 2018

TUESDAY 25TH SEPTEMBER 2018

BURSCOUGH 1

ABBEY HEY 2

IRLAM 2

IRLAM 1

TUESDAY 8TH SEPTEMBER 2018

SATURDAY 29TH SEPTEMBER 2018

RUNCORN TOWN 2

IRLAM 2 CHARNOCK RICHARD 4

LAST 5 HOME RESUTLS

SATURDAY 15TH SEPTEMBER 2018

TUESDAY 2ND OCTOBER 2018

IRLAM 4

HANLEY TOWN 4

BURSCOUGH 2

IRLAM 2

SATURDAY 13TH OCTOBER 2018

TUESDAY 9TH OCTOBER 2018

IRLAM 2

IRLAM 2

HANDSWORTH PARRMORE 0

RADCLIFFE 3

MONDAY 15TH OCTOBER 2018

SATURDAY 20TH OCTOBER 2018

WINSFORD UNITED 0

IRLAM 1

IRLAM 2

ABBEY HULTON 3

LAST 5 AWAY RESULTS

LAST 5 DRAW

SATURDAY 29TH SEPTEMBER 2018

TUESDAY 25TH SEPTEMBER 2018

SATURDAY 18TH AUGUST 2018

IRLAM 2

ABBEY HEY 2

CITY OF LIVERPOOL 2

CHARNOCK RICHARD 4

IRLAM 1

IRLAM 2

TUESDAY 9TH OCTOBER 2018

TUESDAY 2ND OCTOBER 2018

MONDAY 27TH AUGUST 2018

IRLAM 2

HANLEY TOWN 4

IRLAM 2

RADCLIFFE 3

IRLAM 2

LITHERLAND REMYCA 2

SATURDAY 13TH OCTOBER 2018

SATURDAY 6TH OCTOBER 2018

SATURDAY 11TH SEPTEMBER 2018

IRLAM 2

BARNOLDSWICK TOWN 2

IRLAM 3

HANDSWORTH PARRMORE 0

IRLAM 2

SILSDEN 3

SATURDAY 20TH OCTOBER 2018

MONDAY 15TH OCTOBER 2018

SATURDAY 6TH OCTOBER 2018

IRLAM 1

WINSFORD UNITED 0

BARNOLDSWICK TOWN 2

ABBEY HULTON 3

IRLAM 2

IRLAM 2

SATURDAY 27TH OCTOBER 2018

TUESDAY 23RD OCTOBER 2018

SATURDAY 27TH OCTOBER 2018

IRLAM 0

WEST DIDSBURY

IRLAM 0

ASHTON ATHLETIC 0

IRLAM

ASHTON ATHLETIC 0

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

Irlam has had a population of 19,933 in 2011

Irlam is 166 miles from the capital of London

Irlam post code district are M44 which is part of th Manchester area

Salford is the closet city to irlam follow by manchaser it self.

Work was carried out in the 19th century to reclaim Irlam as it was once part off Liverpool and Manchester railway

In 1873 saw the Arrival of the Cheshire lines committee and also saw the opening of Irlam Railway station

Manchester in the closet to Irlam and is in the post town

AUGUST OPPOSITION

H/A

Comp

SCORE Att. Pos

MOTM

04

SILSDEN

A

NWFCL

1-1

208

11th

ADAM SUMNER

07

BURSCOUGH

H

NWCFL

6-1

105

4th

RYAN RILEY

11

WEST DIDSBURY

A

FA CUP EP

2-3

214

N/A

RYAN CHARNLEY

18

CONGELTON TOWN

H

NWCFL

0-1

81

9th

JOE BOOTH

21

ASHTON ATHLETIC

A

NWCFL

0-1

71

5th

JOE BOOTH

25

DROYLSDEN

A

FA CUP P

4-4

164

N/A

/

27

PADIHAM

H

NWCFL

1-0

80

5th

ADAM SUMNER

SEPTEMBER 01

1874 NORTHWICH

H

NWCFL

3-0

130

4th

MATTHEW KAY

04

DROYLSDEN

H

FA CUP PR

1-0

157

N/A

/

18

CITY OF LIVERPOOL

H

FA CUP 1Q

1-5

255

N/A

/

11

BARNOLDSWICK TOWN

A

NWCFL

2-1

102

6th

BEN FLETCHER

16

WORSBOROUGH BRIDGE

A

FA VASE 2Q

0-2

102

N/A

MATTTHEW KAY

22

HANLEY TOWN

A

NWCFL

2-1

101

7th

DEAN ING

25

PAIDHAM

H

LCT 1

0-2

54

N/A

JACK WEBSTER

29

WEST DIDSBURY

H

NWCFL

0-1

50

9th

DAVE ROSSALL

OCTOBER 06 NORTHWICH VICTORIA

H

NWCFL

13

SANDBACH UNITED

H

15

WHITCHURCH ALPORT

A

NWCFL

20

LONGRIDGE TOWN

A

27

ABBEY HEY

30

IRLAM

0-3

FA VASE 1ST ROUND 2-1

77 12th

RYAN RILEY

57

N/A

/

1-1

136

13th

SEYDOU BAMBA

MARCON CUP R1

1-3

143

N/A

/

A

NWCFL

1-5

70

12th

RYAN RILEY

H

NWCFL

NOVEMBER 03

AVRO

A

FA VASE 2ND ROUND

06

WINSFORD UNITED

H

NWCFL

10

CITY OF LIVERPOOL

A

MARCON CUP R2

13

BURSCOIGH

A

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

JANUARY 05 CITY OF LIVERPOOL

A

NWCFL

12

CITY OF LIVERPOOL

H

NWCFL

19

ABBEY HEY

H

NWCFL

26 HANLEY TOWN

H

NWCFL

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

CITY OF LIVERPOOL

13

11

2

0

42

12

30

35

2

CONLGETON TOWN

13

10

0

3

30

10

20

30

3

RUNCORN TOWN

14

10

0

4

35

22

13

30

4

SI.DEN

14

7

4

3

26

22

4

25

5

BARNOLDSWICK TOWN

14

7

2

5

30

27

3

23

6

BOOTLE

14

6

4

4

28

18

10

22

7

WHITCHURCH ALPORT

14

6

4

4

27

19

8

22

8

PADIHAM

14

7

1

6

31

29

2

22

9

NORTHWICH VICS

13

6

2

5

30

23

7

20

10

1874 NORTHWICH

15

5

5

5

22

25

-3

20

11

CHARNOCK RICHARD

13

6

1

31

24

7

19

12

SQUIRES GATE

12

5

2

5

20

13

7

17

13

BURSCOUGH

12

5

1

6

24

27

-3

16

14

LITHERLAND REMCYA

13

4

4

5

22

25

-3

16

15

IRLAM

13

3

6

4

21

23

-2

15

16

ASHTON ATHLETIC

14

4

3

7

14

19

-5

15

17

HANLEY TOWN

14

4

2

8

19

33

-14

14

18

WEST DIDBURY

15

2

2

11

15

40

-25

8

19

ABBEY HEY

14

2

2

10

13

45

-32

8

20

WINSFORD UNITED

14

1

3

10

16

40

-24

6

LAST TIME OUT IRLAM WEST DIDSBURY

0 1

IRLAM EYRES 15

TUESDAY 23RD OCTOBER 2018//NWCFL PREIMER DIVISON/The Recreation Ground /HT:1-0/ATT: 144

A valuable three points on the road on Tuesday evening saw Irlam come away from neighbours West Didsbury and Chorlton FC with all three points, courtesy of a Danny Eyres strike in the first half.

The win moves IRLAM up to 14th spot in the NWCFL Premier Division, in with a group of three other Clubs all on 14 points. Within a minute of the kick off returning Irlam striker Jordan Buckley could have scored the opener, a back heel goalwards that nearly deceived the home keeper. Morrison curled consecutive corners as Irlam put early pressure on the hosts, and a long kick out from White nearly put Perry in as Irlam went in search of the opener.

On 15 minutes, Irlam's search was over as Perry picked up a ball on the right before driving at the Didsbury defence, virtually unplayable as he fired across the home sides goal to pick out Danny Eyres, the Irlam midfielder with a clinical strike into the top corner to open the scoring. Boland and Amado whipped crosses into the area but there were no takers, whilst at the other end McLaughlin fired over Whites goal from 20 yards. The last talking point of the half would come when Perry , again driving into the home sides penalty was clipped on the heels, Perry electing to keep going when the penalty should surely have been given.

HT 0-1 The first chance of the second period fell to Irlam when Amado fired goalwards, the Irlam fullbacks shot blocked at the crucial moment, followed minutes later by Irlam keeper White saving well down at his near post to deny West.

The game settled into a rhythm of half chances and possession squandered from both sides as the home side pushed for the equaliser. Irlam captain Charlie Doyle proved to be the catalyst alongside the hardworking Morrison, the midfield pair breaking up chances in the midfield as the game wore on. Just past the hour mark Perry broke through again, but a decent strike from the Irlam forward would only find the safe hands of the home keeper.

On 72 minutes Morrison attempted to deceive the home keeper, a free kick that was whipped 01 MARCUS BURGESS goalwards only to again be saved well as Irlam's one goal lead 01 LEE WHITE remained intact.

02 JOSHUA TINKER 02 ANDRE STEWART Inside the final ten minutes, and a loose ball, dropped into the 03 BENJAMIN WOODS 03 JOEL AMADO Irlam area caused a moment of panic as White saved well with his 04 JOHN ROBERTS feet to deny West a certain equaliser as Irlam cleared their lines.

04 CHARLIE DOYE The chance was followed up as the home side headed over the 05 MATTHEW ECKERSLEY 05 RYAN LEDSON Irlam bar, whilst at the other end Irlam forward Liam Pollitt broke 06 ANTHONY POTTS 06 CONOR BRAITHWAITE down the right before narrowly failing to lift a shot over the West 07 JACK LANGFORD 07 MARCUS PERRY keeper for what would have been an excellent goal.

08 SCOTT MASON The final action of the evening saw Centre half Ryan Ledson head 08 DANIEL EYRES clear a final effort from the home side as the final whistle sig09 SAUL HENDERSON 09 JORDAN BUCKLEY nalled a big win on the road for IRLAM .

10 DANIEL MCLAUGHLIN

10 LIAM MORRISON

11 JAMES CO0MBES

11 MATTHEW BOLAND

12 ABEL TSEGAY

12 SAM BOLTON

14 LEE GAVIN

14 EDWARD GRIFFITHS

15 RYAN EISELT

15 SEAN SHERWOOD

16 ALEXANDER BLACK

16 CALLUM MCCARTY

17 MATTHEW KAY

17 LIAM POLLITT

THE YEAR THAT IRLAM WAS FOUNDED

IRLAM RECORD ATTENDANCE IS 1600 WHICH WAS V HALLAM IN THE FA CUP

THE YEAR IRLAM WON THE MANCHESTER DIVISION TWO LEAGUE

THE YEAR IRLAM GOT TO THE FA CUP PRELIMINARY ROUND WHICH IS THE BEST RECORD IN THE FA CUP

THE CAPACITY WEST GROUND BRROKBURN ROAD

THE YEAR IRLAM GOT PROMTOED TO NWCFL DIVISON ONE

POSITON WHERE IRLAM FINISHED LAST YEAR

THE YEAR IRLAM MOVED INTO THERE NEW STADIUM SILVER STREET WHICH WAS HOME OF IRLAM TOWN

HEAD TO HEAD IN NUMBERS There has been 7 meeting between the two teams with the first one being in the Cup back in 2011

Irlam has scored 15 goals against gate in there 7 meetings The highest attendance between the two side has been 85.

Irlam has won 3 games in their 7 meeting against gate which was back in December 2016 where Irlam won 3-1 at home Gate has scored 9 goals In the there 7 meeting against Irlam which like 1.5 goals every time they meet

There has been 2 draws in the 7 meetings between the 2 side with the first one being in 2015 where they draw 2-2 in the Vase

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

This week’s NLP programme copy below, written by Alex narey.

With Shahid Khan withdrawing his interest in purchasing Wembley Stadium last week, many felt it was another door being slammed shut in the face of grassroots football, with the lower levels of the game set to benefit financially had the national stadium been sold to the Jacksonville Jaguars and Fulham owner. I myself was always sceptical of the sale, mainly because I questioned whether the figures that were being bandied about would actually go back into grassroots football – there were far too many other people in the queue wanting their slice of the pie. But the non-sale has irked people because they saw this as a great opportunity for the FA to actively do something for the grassroots game, and let’s face it, something needs to be done because some of the statistics make for grim reading whether it’s 67 per cent of pitches deemed not to be of ‘adequate’ quality or the startling lack of 3G facilities in the UK compared to other European nations. Those who opposed the sale believe more Football League and Premier League clubs should be helping out, and that we should not need to sell Wembley to inject funds into grassroots. But the FA doesn’t have the power to instruct clubs to do that, and this is where the government must step in because they have neglected the game and simply passed the buck to others.

They are almost saying: this is your problem, sell you house and all the furniture and be done with it! The money from the Wembley sale, even if it had come down to the lower levels of the game, would merely have served as a plaster on an open wound.

Measures must be put in place to ensure more money comes down from the Premier League, whether through taxes on a player’s wage or a percentage of an agent’s fee.

By selling Wembley and giving the grassroots game a chunk of the money, it is only ignoring the continued impact the Premier League should be having on the development of the game in this country. There are success stories of them helping out, but let’s not begin to kid ourselves: they aren’t doing anywhere near enough.

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

BOOKIES SAYS

Jay

Plymouth v Chelsea U21’s

Away Win

2-3

Cheltenham v Arsenal U21’s

Away Win

0-2

Tranmere v Manchester City Under 21’s

Away Win

2-3

Oldham v Everton U21’s

Away Win

2-0

“SUPER 6” TREBLE POINTS. BOOKIES SAYS

Jay

Bournemouth v Norwich

Home Win

3-0

Burton V Notts Forest

Away Win

0-1

Leicester v Southampton

Home Win

1-0

Draw

2-2

AFC Fylde v Gateshead

Home Win

3-0

Aldershot v Boreham Wood

Away Win

0-4

Barnet v Salford

Away win

1-3

Crewe v Mansfield

Team

Role

Pts

1

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Northwich Vics

Fan

32pts

2

Andy Richards

Squires Gate

Player

30pts

3

Jay Hayden

Squires Gate

Programme Editor

30pts

4

Nick Harbour

Padiham

Fan

30 pts

5

Alex Duffin

City Of Liverpool

Fan

28pts

6

Peter Hill

Burscough

Fan

26pts

7

Ashley Dobell

1874 Northwich

Fan

24pts

8

Matty Kay

Squires Gate

Player

24pts

9

Darren Ing

Squire Gate

Fan

22pta

10

Dan Hayden

Squires Gate

Fan

20pts

11

Jack Beresford

Sandbach United

Fan

12pts

12

Gary Pett

Squires Gate

Player

9pts

AROUND THE LEAGUE The final weekend of October is traditionally the last time that Saturday afternoon games will finish without the need for floodlights, and there were some bright moments for several clubs across the three divisions.

In the Premier Division, City of Liverpool extended their lead at the top to five points with a 3-1 win at West Didsbury & Chorlton, with two second half goals from Craig Cairns eventually seeing off the home side. Congleton Town moved into second place, with goals from Daniel Cope, Dean Warburton and Emini Adegbenro earning them a 3-1 win in the Cheshire derby at Northwich Victoria They leapfrogged over Runcorn Town who overcame the loss of two early goals to draw level with Burscough at home, but Jordan Lorde struck the winner for the visitors six minutes from time. Silsden and Barnoldswick Town remain in fourth and fifth place respectively but both lost ground after going down to heavy defeats. 1874 Northwich slammed home five without reply against Silsden, two of them penalties from Scott McGowan, while Barnoldswick Town went 4-0 at Bootle. The most dramatic finish of the day was at Yockings Park, where Whitchurch Alport came from 2-1 down with 12 minutes remaining to eventually defeat Charnock Richard 3-2 thanks to two goals from Arron Johns, the second coming in stoppage time.Both Abbey Hey and Hanley Town remain in the bottom four after both fell to 5-1 defeats, with Padiham winning 5-1 at home to Hanley Town, and at the Abbey Stadium Ryan Riley and Dean Ing both scored twice as Abbey Hey fell to a 5-1 home defeat at the hands of Squires Gate. Two games ended in draws, with Irlam and Ashton Athletic failing to find a goal between them, and Litherland REMYCA were held 1-1 at home to Winsford United.

In the First Division North, Longridge Town continue to set the pace at the top after a 5-1 home win over St Helens Town. Daniel Gardener's two late goals put the game to bed for Town, whose lead over Carlisle City at the top remains at two points. The Cumbrians won 3-0 at Ashton Town, with the prolific Robert McCartney adding another two goals to his already impressive tally for the season. Avro remain in third place but are now ten points behind Carlisle City, after a 90th minute equaliser from Duncan Knott salvaged a point from a 3-3 draw at home to AFC Blackpool. Goals from Daniel Keane and Mathew Waller earned Shelley at 2-0 win at Atherton LR that moved them into fourth place. Two goals from Mason Nevitt helped Lower Breck to a 3-0 win over Prestwich Heys that moved them up into eighth place, and the highest scorers of the day were Chadderton, whose 6-1 home win over Cleator Moor Celtic was their biggest of the season.

Anthony Hall scored twice for Bacup Borough in a 4-0 win at Nelson that moved them into mid-table, and there was some good news at last for Daisy Hill, who recorded their first league win of the season with a 2-0 win over Garstang. Both goals were scored by Ashley Stott, taking his tally to six in three games. The win for Daisy Hill also moved them out of the bottom two as Holker Old Boys lost 2-1 at AFC Darwen. The Stags had taken the lead through John-Paul Stanway, but goals frm Daneil Taylor and Elliot Pond secured the points for the home side There was one game played on Friday night, with AFC Liverpool taking a point from a 3-3 draw at home to Steeton thanks to a stoppage time equaliser from Jordan Foster.

The top of the First Division South table continues to look congested, with just four points separating the top five teams.

The top spot is occupied by Rylands, who continued their run of goalscoring form with a 5-0 win at home to Barnton, Jay White's hat trick being the highlight of the afternoon. Abbey Hulton United are level on points with Rylands but stay second on goal difference following their 2-1 home win over FC Oswestry Town, earned by two goals from Joshua Tune. Cheadle Heath Nomads are in third place after Karl Bailey's 88th minute equaliser earned St Martins a 1-1 draw at the Venue. Nomads had led through a first half opener from Philip Yuille. Wythenshawe Amateurs are in fourth place, eventually having to settle for a 3-3 draw at home to Stone Old Alleynians after two goals from David Wright had helped them to 3-1 lead eight minutes into the second half. A few miles away across town, goals from Brad Byrne, Chris Middleton and Dylan Stringer-Moth ensured a 3-1 win for Wythenshawe Town over Vauxhall Motors that moved Town into sixth place. Sandbach United's good run of recent form was temporarily halted as they were held to a 2-2 draw at home to New Mills. All the goals came in the first half, with Jordan Milne and Adam Farrand scoring for the Millers, while Kieran Garner-Knapper and James Kirby from the penalty spot replied for United. Stockport Town were the division's highest scorers, Matthew Hanson and Adam Etches both scoring twice in the 5-1 home win over Eccleshall, and Stone Dominoes dropped into the bottom two after going down 2-0 at home to Alsager Town. Ellesmere Rangers remain bottom after losing 2-1 at home to Maine Road, and in the other game Cheadle Town shared a 1-1 draw with Cammell Laird 1907 at Park Road, with Ben Dutton-Kelly earning a point for Lairds with a 79th minute equaliser to cancel out a first half goal by Luke Hincks for Town.

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HALLOWEEN CROSSWORD With it being Halloween tomorrow we test you puzzle skills by seeing how much you know on Halloween by giving a crossword to have a go at

WORDSEARCH In an new feature, we test your brain teasers skills by quizzing you on how good you are on this league national league teams. Can You Find Them All

AFC FYLDE

EASTLEIGH

MAIDSTONE

BARNET

EBBSFLEET

SALFORD

BARROW

HALIFAX

SOLIHULL MOORS

BOREHAM WOOD

GATESHEAD

SUTTON

BRAINTREE

HARROGATE

WREXHAM

BROMLEY

HARTLEPOOL

CHESTERFIELD

LEYTON ORIENT

DOVER

MAIDENHEAD

NWCFL WEEK’S FIXTURES TUESDAY 30TH OCTOBER 2018 PREMIER DIVISON BOOTLE V SILSDEN CHARNOCK RICHARD V BURSCOUGH SQUIRES GATE V IRLAM

FRIDAY 2ND NOVEMBER 2018 FA VASE 2ND ROUND VAUXHALL MOTORS V RUNCORN TOWN

FRIDAY 2ND NOVEMBER 2018 PREMIER DIVISON ASHTON ATHLETIC V CONGLETON TOWN

SATURDAY 3RD NOVEMBER 2018 FA VASE 2ND ROUND AVRO V SQUIRES GATE GARSTANG V SUNDERLAND RCA IRLAM V HEMSWORTH MW NEWCASTLE BENFILED V 1874 NORTHWICH PRESTWICH HEYS V NORTHWICH VICS SILSDEN V BEDLINGTON

SATURDAY 3RD NOVEMBER 2018 PREMIER DIVISON BURSCOUGH V CHARNOCK RICHARD

CITY OF LIVERPOOL V ABBEY HEY HANLEY TOWN V BOOTLE WHITCHURCH ALPROT V LITHERLAND REMYCA

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

Who holds the record for most Premier League appearances by a goalkeeper, having made over

2

Who scored over 180 Premier League goals for clubs including Fulham and Blackburn Rovers?

3

Goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer played for Middlesborough and Fulham, amongst others. For which coun-

4

Which unfortunate act unites Giorgio Chiellini, Otman Bakkal and Branislav Ivanovic?

5

Which English footballer signed for Bari from Aston Villa in July 1991?

6

Who won the 1995 FA Cup Final thanks to a Paul Rideout strike?

7

Can you name the club where David Ginola played his first game in the Premier League?

8

Which Scottish manager was in charge of Arsenal prior to the appointment of Arsene Wenger in 1997?

9

Stan Ternent signed both Ian Wright and Paul Gascoigne for which northern England football club?

10

As for December 2015, which team held the record for fewest points in a Premier League season?

11

Born in Bury in 1975. Made 400 appearances for Manchester United and was capped 85 times by England. Left Old Trafford to work with England, Valencia and Sky Sports.

12

A midfielder who began his career at Crewe Alexandra before making Premier League appearances for Liverpool, Charlton Athletic, Tottenham Hotspur and Fulham. Played for England just nine times, scoring once.

13

A striker who made a big money move from Southampton to Blackburn Rovers in 1997 after beginning his career with Chesterfield. Made just one England appearance in 2010, but scored plenty of Premier League goals, most notably in a long and successful spell with Bolton Wanderers.

14

French central defender who initially moved to England in 2001, joining Newcastle United on loan from Paris Saint-Germain. A permanent move to Manchester City followed before spells with Portsmouth, Everton and Bournemouth.

15

A long spell at The New Den gave way to a move to Brian Clough's Nottingham Forest in 1991. His stay at the City Ground was short before he moved to Tottenham Hotspur where he scored 76 times in 166 games. His real successes came at Old Trafford where he won the lot. Recently managed Stevenage

e 6.Everton

5.David Platt

11.Gary Neville 12.Danny Murphy 13.Kevin Davies 14Sylvain Distin 15.Teddy Sheringham 10.Derby County

4.They were all bitten by Luis Suarez

9.Burnley

3.Australia

8.Bruce Rioch

2.Andy Cole

7.Newcastle United

1.David James

IRLAM FC

SQUIRES GATE

(GK) David Jones

(GK) BEN FLETCHER

Lee White

(GK) JACK HARGREAVES

Sam Bolton

(GK) CALLUM KIRKLAND

Ryan Ledson

SEYDOU BAMBA JOSEPH BOOTH © RYAN CHARNLEY FINLEY CLARKSON

Referee Daniel Issawi

Karl Cassell Joel Amado Liam Morrison

BRETT DAWSON

Marcus Perry

JAMIE GIBSON

Haydn Foulds

DANEIL GREEN

Matty Boland

DEAN ING

Charlie Doyle

MATTHEW KAY

Assistant

Jordan Buckley

DANNY SQUIRES

Carl Trott

Essie Griffiths

JOSEPH MULLEN

Sam Orritt

Connor Martin

ISAAC KUSALOKA

JORDAN O’MAHONEY

Andre Stewart

GARY PETT

Michael Tetteh

BENJAMIN READER

Danny Eyres

ANDREW RICHARDS

RYAN RILEY

Josh Nixon

DAVID ROSSALL RICHARD SEEAR ADAM SUMNER JORDAN SALTHOUSE

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