Squires Gate v Padiham by SquiresGateFC

SQUIRES GATE vs PADIHAM | ISSUE 7 TUESDAY 3RD OCTOBER 2017 THE BRIAN ADDISON STADIUM, KICK OFF 7:45PM

CONTENTS The Gaffer Manager Danny Penswick gives his thoughts

Setting the Scene SQUIRES GATE FOOTBALL CLUB School Road, Blackpool, FY5 1EB Tel: Email: squiresgatefc@gmail.com Website: www.squiresgatefc.co.uk Twitter: @squiresgatefc

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

This Week In Football History We take a look back in what happens on this week in football history.

Action Replay

Chairman: John Maguire

Mark Ashmore gives us his report on our game with Runcorn Linnets

Co-Chairman: Tony Jo

Player Sponsorship

Treasurer: Mark Ashmore

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

EXECUTIVE:

Secretary: John Maguire Club President: Brain Addison Committee: John Maguire, Mark Ashmore, Steve Bellamy, Brain Addison, Marc Sumner, Colin Smith, Karl Townson, Spencer Leader, Chrisjac Chadwick, Nick Grindley, Tony Jo

Prediction League This week we have Padiham Fan Darren Outhwaite taking on Tuesday Night games

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

View From Away End

Programme Editor : Jay and Dan Hayden

This week we interviewed Padiham Fan Darren Outhwaite, we asked him what he think will be different this season then last. We also found out who would be in his 5 a side team and about his time at Padiham

Gate Attendee: Jay Hayden First Team Manager: Danny Penswick Assiant Manager: Brain Penswick Groundsman: Brian Addison, Steve Bellamy,

We’ve Met Before

Bar and Hospitality Staff: Denise Gibson and Carly

We found out what's happened last season when these 2 side met.

YOUTH TEAMS EXECUTIVE: Under 14’s Red Manager : Dean Stevely Under 14’s Manager: Nick Grindley

Honours:

Blackpool & District Amateur League First Division champions 1956, 1957 West Lancashire League Division Two champions 1981 Rawling Shield winners 1949 Under 13’s Manager: Mark Stanley Under 13’s Assistant Manager: Matt Smith Blackwell Cup winners 1959, 1960 Fylde Cup winners 1961 and Mark Turner Bannister Cup runners-up 1961 Welfare Officers: Dean Stevely and Sarah Richardson Cup winners 1987 Kelsey Under 14’s Assistant: Oliver Perkins

The Gaffer DANNY PENSWICK “SATURDAY WAS A REAL DISAPPOINTMENT FOR ME. I CAN ACCEPT LOSING BUT WHAT I WASN’T HAPPY WITH IS THE MANNER OF THE DEFEAT” Tonight we welcome Padiham in an what’s is important game for the club.

Results haven't been going to plan and despite a few false dawns I firmly believe we have enough quality in the changing room to start winning games consistently.

Saturday was a real disappointment for me. I can accept losing but what I wasn't happy with is the manner of the defeat. We were second best all over and ended the game in a whimper. People aren't just going to roll over and give us three points. We're going to have to stand up and take them and that needs to start tonight. Let's hope we see a marked improvement from Saturday and get our first home league points of the season. Up the Gate

DANNY

SETTING THE SCENE

0.86

2.13

WIN

HOME WIN

AWAY WIN

PADIHAM

1-2

SQUIRES GATE

DEFEAT

SQUIRES GATE

2-4

PADIHAM

HOME DEFEAT

PADIHAM

2-1

SQUIRES GATE

AWAY DEFEAT

SQUIRES GATE

3-2

PADIHAM

NO SCORE DRAW

PADIHAM

5-4

SQUIRES GATE

SCORE DRAW

0-2

PADIHAM

PADIIHAM

0-1

SQUIRES GATE

CONCEDING 1+ GOALS

SQUIRES GATE

3-2

PADIHAM

SCORING 1+ GOALS

SQUIRES GATE

1-4

PADIHAM

BACK TO BACK WINS

PADIHAM

1-0

SQUIRES GATE

PLAYER’S SPONSORSHIP

PART1

CALLUM CORNWELL

BEN FLECHTER

Sponsored by

CHIRS CHADWICK

Squires Gate Under 14's

JACK WILLIAMS SPONSORED BY

Still Available to Sponsor

MARK BUCHAN You can sponsor him by getting in touch with Mark Ashmore at squiresgatefc@gmailcom.

Webb O’Mahoney Higham Colquhoun (56’) Carroll Penswick Pett Hall (75’) Buchan (57’) Williams Greenall Subs Darnell (75’) Moxon (57’) Ing (56’) Thornber Moorhead

ACTION STATIONS

Picture by Albert Cooper SQUIRES GATE

Holmes Atherton Hardwick Moore O'Brien Simpson Lucy Hamid Houghton Shanley Wellstead Subs Jones Potter Nolan Morris Smith

RUNCORN LINNETS (WELLSTEAD 5, SHANLEY 41, SIMPSON 48, HOUGHTON 61,JONES 73)

Saturday 30th September 2017 // Brian Addison Stadium // Attendance 160 The debutant was called into action after just two minutes when he had to be alert. He pushed the testing shot up in the air, before catching the ball. Moments later it was Carroll who had to be alert to knock the ball out for a corner. It was from that corner that the first goal would come. The corner was cleared to the edge of the box where a Linnets man played it back in to find Wellstead who turned and fired past Webb. The visitors would then score a second goal on 23 minutes but that effort would be ruled out in a very late decision by the linesman for offside. Gate’s best chance of the first came in the 33rd minute. Jack Williams worked hard to win the ball back on the edge of Runcorn Linnet’s box. He then squared the ball to Gal Pett, but Pett fired his shot over the bar. The visitors would grab their second goal just before the half time whistle. Gate failing to clear the ball in the box which fell to Paul Shanley who fired past Webb to double the lead.

Half time: Squires Gate 0-2 Runcorn Linnets

Much like the start of the first half, it would be the visitors who would start the half the better side. They extended their lead on 49 minutes with perhaps the easiest goal of the afternoon. Midfielder Michael Simpson allowed too much time and space to walk through Gate’s defence unchallenged to score. Gate made a double change looking to freshen things up with both Dean Ing and Tarren Moxon coming back from injury and both making a decent impact. Both showed attacking intent and caused Linnets defence some problems. But despite their impact, it would be Linnets who would strike again. The shot from distance from Mark Houghton looked saveable but just sneaked in tight past the post. Linnets would then add another on 75 minutes as Gate changed to three at the back, looking to get a goal back. Adam Jones at the back-post volleying in a deep cross for the classy finish. Late on for Linnets the visitors could have had another two goals. Firstly manager Danny Penswick cleared the ball off the line, before a shot from outside the box cannoned off the post. Full time: Squires Gate 0-5 Runcorn Linnets

WELCOME TO THE BRIAN ADDISON STADIUM PADIHAM FOOTBALL CLUB FOUNDED:

1878 STADIUM:

RECORDS:

FA Cup:

Arbories Memorial Sports CAPACITY

1,688

Third Round 1888-1894 FA Vase: 2nd Qualifying Round

NICKNAME:

The Storks CHAIRMAN:

Highest Attendance: 357

Shaun Astin MANAGER:

Liam Smith and Dixon Lambert TWITTER:

@Padiham-FC f HIGHEST LEAGUE FINISH:

LAST SEASON:

7th HONOURS:

FA Cup Third Round 1883-84 Lancashire Amateur Cup Finalists 1966 Lancashire Amateur Shield Finalists 1997 Burnley, Pendle & Rossendale Hospital Cup Winners 1996, 2005, Finalists 1991, 2003

LAST TEN SEASONS:

THE BOSS

LIAM SMITH & DIXON LAMBERT . These 2 have only just been announced over the past few weeks after Padiham sacking old manager Steve Wilks. A few weeks ago the Club give the League this statement ahead of there game with Runcorn linnets that Saturday Padiham Football Club are delighted to announce the appointment of Liam Smith and Dixon Lambert as the new Management team. They come with a wealth of experience, ambition and are looking forward to improving our success on the pitch. They take up their new roles with immediate effect and will be taking charge of Saturday's away fixture at Runcorn Linnets. The Committee and everyone associated with the football club wishes them the best of luck going forward, and cannot wait to start working together to improve the club's performances. We would like to thank our former management team Steve Wilkes, Steve Pickup and Andy Payton for their time at the club, and wish them all the best for the future".

BREIF HISTORY It might be hard to imagine today but in the immediate years following the establishment of Padiham Football Club in November 1878 the `Caldersiders` as they were then known were considered one of Lancashire`s soccer pioneers and one of the better Club sides in England. The Padiham Club were in at the birth of the Lancashire Football Associations Senior Cup competition in 1879, reached the third round proper of the F.A. Cup in season 1883 - 84 and beat Burnley F.C. 6-0, 7-0, 9-1 and 4-2 in their first four encounters. Gates of over 2,000 were not uncommon for the visits of teams like Blackburn Rovers, Preston North End, Burnley and other local rivals to Padiham F.C.`s ground which was originally situated on the banks of the River Calder at the end of Wyre Street in Padiham and initially leased from the Shuttleworth family of Gawthorpe Hall. At present the site is occupied by the Potterton Myson Limited Main Gas factory and nothing remains of the Clubs original ground which witnessed many encounters with Clubs that later achieved Football League status. In fact it was the setting up of the Football League and the ensuing loss of fixtures with the leading Clubs, as well as the legalisation of professionalism within football that ended Padiham`s initial decade of success. Being an ardent stalwart of the fight waged from Lancashire for the legalisation of professionalism in football, Padiham`s progressive outlook at the time ironically helped fashion the stranglehold football finance came to have on small town Clubs, in hindsight it condemned Padiham to an ongoing fight for survival. Unable to secure the services of players able to compete with the bigger surrounding towns and cities, gates dropped and as a result reduced income meant Padiham had to restrict its activities to playing in the Lancashire Combination Football League and at times the local minor leagues. The outbreak of World War One curtailed Padiham Football Club`s involvement in active football altogether at the end of the 1915 - 1916 season, and the loss of their ground during the War meant that Padiham Football Club lay dormant until after the end of World War Two when they were reformed. The rebirth of Padiham Football Club came about in 1949 with the opening of the `Arbories` Memorial Sports Ground in Padiham on August 20th 1949 when 1,777 spectators turned up to see the Club`s opening Lancashire Combination fixture of the 1949 - 50 football season. In 1982, Padiham Football Club became founder members of the North West Counties Football League, however in 1990 they left the league and joined the West Lancashire Football League where they played their football for ten seasons. Padiham returned to the North West Counties Football League for the 2000/2001 season, winning the Premier Division Title in 2012/13 to gain promotion to the Northern Premier League, where they spent two seasons before being relegated back to the North West Counties Football League for the 2015/16 season. Since 1999 the club has spent in the region of ÂŁ600,000 upgrading their ground.

WEâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;VE MET BEFORE? SQUIRES GATE

PADIHAM

TUESDAY 13TH SEPETMBER 2016

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

PADIHAM

SQUIRES GATE

WEDNESDAY 19TH OCTOBER 2016

Gate made two changes to the team that lost to Barnton at the weekend with Ryan Stayte coming in for Andrew Richards and Joe Noblet coming in for Ryan Riley. The first half had limited chances for either side who faced each other in September. The Storks winning that one 4-2. Gates limited chances came in the 24th and 33rd minutes. The first came from a corner which was fired in towards the head of Bamba, returning to his former club. He was in the middle but unfortunately keeper Donlon came out to punch clear. Gates second chance came when Brett Dawson did well to close down the keeper who panicked with the ball. Unfortunately for Gate the keeper recovered well before Dawson could find the waiting Seear. HT - Padiham 0-0 Squires Gate The second half was much of the same for either team. Both clubs cancelled each other out for much of the half.

Striker Brett Dawson got into a few good positions most notably on 53 minutes. He tricked his way past Padiham's right back but shot the wrong side of the post. Joe Noblet was next for Gate to take aim this time from a Freekick. After a foul near the edge of the box Joe Noblet stepped up but fired just wide of the post. Brett Dawson was sent through again with Gates best chance of the game. His striker partner Ric Seear played a clever ball through the defence to find Dawson's run. Dawson took a touch and fired but keeper Donlon did well to get down to his right to stop the shot. When perhaps a draw would have been a fair result for the game, the home side would win it late on. A scramble in the box fell to James Dean who poked past Fletcher in the 90th minute.

LAST TIME OUT BARNTON

2 3

PADIHAM

Saturday 30th September / Townfield Stadium // Attendance 46 Barton and Padiham met Saturday in what will be a entreating game, Padiham the heavying having chances early on with 3 minutes paled but Padiham striker couldn't keep his chance down and blazed it over. After 8 minutes more rain began to pour and left it a quite first half. Another chance came on the 25 minutes where Malone for Barton fired his shoot just wide of the Padiham post. After that there was not really mich else happened in the first half apart a disallowed goal for Padiham Half Time Barton 0 Padiham 0 Going in to the second half we finally had our firs goal it was Padiham after this 7 minutes into the second half. Padiham was on the foot from there where another chance 4 minutes later where Barton keeper Cooke saved the ball into the path of a paid ham player but the Padiham player couldn't captained on his mistakes and missed the open goal. It then didn't take Barton long to get back on level terms as Barton Player Bandell gets of a smith cross to make the game 1-1. just 3 minutes later there was another goal for Barnton this Malone smashed a nice ball in from inside the box. Plenty of chance form both side as on the 77 Minutes Padiham level the game up again after Barton fail to clear there own lines, just a few minutes later Padiham could off took the lead for the second time but there chance hit the bar. Going into the last 10 minutes off the games both team had good chances but it was Padiham who took the there chances and won the with 3 minutes to play when there got a chance inside the box and the Padiham player took the chance well to made it 3-2padiham and the winning goal for Padiham.

01. ROBERT COOKE

01 MARTIN FEARON

02 PATRICK HAMID

02 KENNETH TAYLOR

03 GEORGE MANNION

03 BRANDON BARSKI

04 SAMUEL HOUGHTON

04 BENJMAIN HOSKIN

05 ADAM BAYLEY

05 MARC YOUNG

06 DANIEL OCONNOR

06 LUKE HOLDEN

07 JACK WOLLEY

07 KIERAN GLYNN

08 JASON MCSHANE

08 DOMINIC CRAIG

09 CHRISTOPHER SMITH

09 JASON HART

10 CHRISTOPHER BANDELL

10 KIERON PICKUP

11 RYAN MALONE

11 JAKE HARAGREAVES

12 CHRISTOPHER KIERNAN

12 KANE HICKMAN

14 NIALL FORD

14 JAKE TOWNSEND

15 JAMED MCSHANE

15 ASHLEY BRIERLEEY

16 GEORGE WEBSTER

16 ADAM BOLTON

17 JACK IRLAM

17 JAMES WALKER

AUGUST OPPOSITION

H/A

Comp

Att. Pos

MotM

Ashton Athletic

FA CUP(EP)

0-4

Hanley Town

NWCFL

4-2

BEN FLETCHER

Charnock Richard

NWCFL

5-2 137

JACK WILLIAMS

Irlam

NWCFL

4-0

J.Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;MAHONEY

Barnoldswick Town

NWCFL

1-3

JACK WILLIAMS

SEPTEMBER 2

Runcorn Town

Congleton Town

NWCFL

1-2

JACK WILLIAMS

FA VASE 1Q 2-6

PAUL CARROLL

15 Widnes

NWCFL

1-2 103

JACK WILLIAMS

20 AFC Darwen

NWCFL

0-1

JACK WILLIAMS

25 Radcliffe Borough

LCT R1

2-3

GARY PETT

30 Runcorn Linnets

NWCFL

0-5 160

GARY PETT

OCTOBER 3

Padiham

NWCFL

West Didsbury

NWCFL

10 Bootle

NWCFL

14 AFC Liverpool

NWCFL

21 Winsford United

NWCFL

28 Congleton Town

NWCFL

31 City of Liverpool

NWCFL

10 Widnes

NWCFL

14 Irlam

NWCFL

18 Barnoldswick Town

NWCFL

25 Maine Road

NWCFL

NOVEMBER 4

Ashton Athletic

DECEMBER 2

Bootle

NWCFL

Barnton

NWCFL

16 Runcorn Town

NWCFL

23 Winsford United

NWCFL

26 Burscough

NWCFL

30 AFC Darwen

NWCFL

13 Abbey Hey

NWCFL

20 Barnton

NWCFL

27 Padiham

NWCFL

JANUARY 6

AFC Liverpool

GATE FIXTURES 2017/18 FEBRUARY OPPOSITION

H/A

Comp

NWCFL

17 AFC LIVERPOOL

NWCFL

24 CONGLETON TOWN

NWCFL

H/A

Comp

NWCFL

10 WEST DIDSBURY

NWCFL

17 ABBEY HEY

NWCFL

24 CHARNOCK RICHARD

NWCFL

31 MAINE ROAD

NWCFL

H/A

Comp

NWCFL

14 ASHTON ATHLETIC

NWCFL

21 HANLEY TOWN

NWCFL

28 NORTHWICH VICS

NWCFL

NORHTIWCH VICS

Att. Pos

MotM

Att. Pos

MotM

Att. Pos

MotM

MARCH OPPOSITION 3

RUNCORN LINNETS

APRIL OPPOSITION 2

BURSCOUGH

1874 NORTHWICH P

PTS

Runcorn Town

Runcorn Linnets

Charnock Richard

Bootle

City of Liverpool

Winsford United

-5

Hanley Town

West Didsbury

Widnes

Irlam

AFC Liverpool

Padiham

-3

AFC Darwen

-14

Congleton Town

-1

Maine Road

-10

1874 Northwich

Barnoldswick Town

-3

Abbey Hey

-4

Northwich Victoria

-10

Ashton Athletic

Burscough

-15

Barnton

-21

Squires Gate

-19

———TUE——— 10 OCT 19:45 SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL CLUB VS BOOTLE £6 ADULTS £3 CONCESSIONS FREE FOR UNDER 12’S

GIVE IT FIVE LAST 5 WINS

MOMDAY 24TH APRIL 2017

SATURDAY 5H AUGUST 2017

PADIHAM 3

PADIHAM 1

AFC LIVERPOOL 0

CITY OF LIVERPOOL 2

TUESDAY 29TH AUGUST 2017

SATURDAY 12TH AUGUST 2017

PADIHAM 5

PADIHAM 2

AFC DARWEN 1

NORTHWCIH VICTORIA 4

TUESDAY 5TH SEPTEMBER 2017

TUESDAY 15TH AUGUST 2017

BURSCOUGH 1

CHARNOCK RICHARD 4

PADIHAM 5

PADIHAM 1

TUESDAY 12TH SEPTEMBER 2017

SATURDAY 26TH AUGUST 2017

PADIHAM 5

1874 NORTHWICH 2

THACKLEY 0

PADIHAM 0

SATURDAY 30TH SEPTEMBER 2017 BARTNON 2 PADIHAM 3

LAST 5 HOME RESUTLS

LAST 5 DEFEATS

LAST 5 AWAY RESULTS

SATURDAY 2ND SEPTEMBER 2017 RUNCORN LINNETS 6 PAIDHAM 1

LAST 5 MEETINGS

SATURDAY 5H AUGUST 2017

TUESDAY 15TH AUGUST 2017

PADIHAM 1

CHARNOCK RICHARD 4

CITY OF LIVERPOOL 2

PADIHAM 1

SATURDAY 12TH AUGUST 2017

SATURDAY 26TH AUGUST 2017

PADIHAM 2

1874 NORTHWICH 2

NORTHWCIH VICTORIA 4

PADIHAM 0

SQUIRES GATE 1

TUESDAY 29TH AUGUST 2017

SATURDAY 2ND SEPTEMBER 2017

SATURDAY 31ST OCTOBER 2015

PADIHAM 5

RUNCORN LINNETS 6

SQUIRES GATE 3

AFC DARWEN 1

PAIDHAM 1

PADIHAM 2

TUESDAY 12TH SEPTEMBER 2017

TUESDAY 5TH SEPTEMBER 2017

TUESDAY 13TH SEPTEMBER 2016

PADIHAM 5

BURSCOUGH 1

SQUIRES GATE 1

THACKLEY 0

PADIHAM 5

PADIHAM 4

SATURDAY 30TH SEPTEMBER 2017

WEDNESDAY 19TH OCTOBER 2016

BARTNON 2

PADIHAM 1

PADIHAM 3

SQUIRES GATE 0

TUESDAY 19TH SEPTEMBER 2017 PADIHAM 0 ASHTON ATHLETIC 0

SATURDAY 9TH FEBRUARY 2013 SQUIRES GATE 0

PADIHAM 2 WEDNESDAY 27 OCTOBER 2015 PADIHAM 0

VIEW FROM AWAY END

DARREN OUTHWAITE

If you could sign 3 Premier League players on a free transfer, who would you sign and why?

I would like to think that we could push for promotion but with 2 very strong Runcorn teams that's very difficult.

Tom heaton (top class)Eden hazard (magician)Philippe coutinho (great vision)

This season will been different to last because?

Have you been to Squires Gate before? If so, what was the score?

Because we have a new management team and committee which have new and exciting ideas

Yes last season and (I think) we won 2-0??

Who has been ur most memorable moment of all time at Padiham? Playing in the evo stick was always a highlight.

If you were manager of a 5 a side team and had to 2 Padiham players and 3 BPL legends. Who would be in your side and why? Peter Schmeichel Man U legend, Brandon Barski Padiham solid defender who can also pass!!, Chris Turner Padiham would dictate the game Paul scholes Man U legendAlan shearer blackburn the complete footballer

After recently changing ur managers what do you expected from Have you ever been to Wembley before? And What would be this one that you didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t get from old one? your ideal scenario there? Just think things will de different. Things had gone a bit stale and I think the parting has worked out well for all parties

What teams are you looking forward to going up against this season? There are some very strong teams in this league just look forward to watching decent games every week.

What grounds are you looking forward to visiting this season? Love going to all the grounds but if I'm honest I'm looking forward to going Widnes!!!

What teams are you looking forward to playing this year who played well last season?

Been to old Wembley 3 times. Ideal scenario would be Padiham there in the FA Vase on non league finals day!!!

Your most underrated player is? Most underrated player for me is Ashley Brierley.

Gate should keep eye out on what player from Padiham? Jay hart. Can be dynamite.

The best away fan are? Probably Runcorn Linnets

Prediction for today game?

I liked the look of Maine Road last season. Young side who can progress if The boys are playing well and are on form. Think we'll win 3-1!! they stay together.

Which players from Gate do you secretly admire? Gary pett

Fans from other club don't know that Padiham? Padihamers are known as 'thicknecks' to locals from Burnley, due to drinking water being contaminated in the early 20th century which made people's necks swell!!!

ON THE ROAD

WEST DIDSBURY & CHORLTON 07.10.17 WHO’S IN CHARGE? Steve Settle

GROUND? The Reacreation Ground Postcode: M21 8FF

LAST TIME OUT? WEST DIDSBURY 2 SQUIRES GATE 3 Gate had this first chance of the game after 30 seconds. A Freekick won just outside of the box but was fired over by Brett Dawson. The homeside would have their first chance of the game after five minutes but they headed wide from the flicked on throw in. Dawson would make up for his early miss by putting Gate ahead after 11 minutes. He reacted quickly to latch onto a weak back pass to the keeper. He took the ball away from him and tapped into an empty net. After the goal came abit of a stalemate between the two teams with both cancelling each other out and neither really threatening. West did well to defend several Gate shots on 30 minutes with several player throwing their bodies at the shots. West could have equalised on 34 minutes when the striker was sent through with a long ball. He strode into the box but chose to shoot from the right angle rather than cut the ball back into the box. Gate would grab a second goal two minutes before half time. Great pressing from Gate's attack around West's penalty box leading to a mistake. First Dawson then Tanser pressed but it was Jamie Gibson who nicked the ball back and fired past the keeper. The homeside would grab a goal back on 56 minutes. A long throw into the box found West's number 5 who headed past Fletcher. As quickly as they'd scored one, they'd scored another 3 minutes later. A low ball into the box found West's striker who fired low past Fletcher. Gate would grab the winning goal on 64 minutes. A lovely move involve all three of the front three. Ryan Tanser sent a lovely ball over to find Brett Dawson, he controlled the ball and passed to Ric Seear who cooley finished past the keeper. Gate did well late on, to defend a barrage of pressure from the homeside who pressed for an equaliser.

ADDMISSONS Adults £5 Concessions £3 Unde 16’s: Free

UPCOMING FIXTUERS FOR GATE 2016/17 Final Position: 2nd

Bootle Tuesday 10th October 2017

Current League Position: 4th

The Brain Addison Stadium

Last Meeting at Gate: Gate 4 Bootle 3

Kick Off: 7:45:PM

Current League Forum: L W D W L W

Adults £6 Concessions £3

AFC Liverpool Saturday 14th October 2017

2016/17 Final Position: 6th

The Brain Addison Stadium

Current League Position: 11th

Kick Off: 3PM

Last Meeting at Gate: Gate 4 AFC Liverpool 5

Adults £6 Concessions £3

Current League Forum: L L L D W W

Congleton Town Saturday 28th October 2017

2016/17 Final Position: 16th

The Brain Addison Stadium

Current League Position: 14th

Kick Off: 3PM

Last Meeting at Gate: Gate 1 Congleton Town 1

Adults £6 Concessions £3

Current League Forum: L L D W D W

AWAY DAYS West Didsbury & Chorlton

2016/17 Final Position: 6th

Saturday 7th October 2017

Current League Position: 8th

The Recreation Ground

Last Meeting at Gate: West Didsbury 2 Gate 3

Kick Off: 3pm

Current League Forum: L W W L W L

Adults £6 Concessions £3

1874 Northwich Saturday 21st October 2017

2016/17 Final Position: 5th

The St Luke’s Barton Stadium

Current League Position: 16th

Kick Off: 3pm

Last Meeting at Gate: 1874 Northwich 4 Gate 1

Adults £6 Concessions £3

Current League Forum: D W D D W W

PREDICTION LEAGUE Last season, we had great success in the prediction league with football fans from all over the country taking part and entering every week. It is quick and easy to do if you would like to get your name in the programme, just email your entries for todays games to haydendan@live.co.uk with your name and the team you support. Over the course of last campaign, we had over 60 entries with AFC Liverpool fan Steve Fraser taking the crown of Gate keeper Ben Fletcher.

CORRECT SCORE = 3 POINTS, CORRECT RESULT = 1 POINT. Darren

Jay

Cambridge v Southampton U23

0-2

1-0

Rotherham v Chesterfield

1-2

2-1

Blackburn v Bury

2-1

3-2

Crewe v Oldham

0-3

1-3

“SUPER 6” TREBLE POINTS. Darren

Jay

Doncaster v Sunderland U23

1-2

2-0

Cheltenham v Forest Green

1-1

3-0

Fleetwood v Morecambe

2-2

4-0

Luton v Barnet

3-0

1-0

Carlisle v Leicester U23

1-3

1-2

Accrington v Blackpool

3-2

2-3 Role

Team

Pts

Last Season

Laurence Reade

Oxford United

Ground Hopper

22pts

Jack Williams

Squires Gate

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21pts

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ON THIS DAY

2014

GLOSSOP NORTH END

3 2 GATE

Saturday 04 October 2014

GATE LEAVE DERBYSHIRE WITH NOTHING BUT HAS THINGS TO TAKE FROM TRIP TO GLOSSOP Squires Gate travelled to Derbyshire town of Glossop to visit second in the league Glossop North End. Gate looking to continue the good form that saw them come from 2-0 down against Bacup on Saturday to turn it around and win 4-3. Gate made one change from Saturdays win with Steven Eyango-bwanga coming in to make his debut for the unavailable Harry Dunn. It was a fairly open start to the game with both teams having early chances. Glossop though had the better chances and forced Gate to sit in and defend for long periods of the first half. Glossop could have been ahead with 20 minutes gone the home side finding themselves four on three but the cut back ball was fired over the bar and Gate were let off. Gate looked spurred on by this missed opportunity and started fighting and wanting the ball more. Gate managed to clear the ball forward to the feet of Jack Sowerby who laid the ball off to Alex Murphy who cleverly played it back over the top to the run of Jack Sowerby, the leading Gate striker then turned past two defenders and rocketed the ball past the helpless goalkeeper to open the scoring for Squires Gate. Gate again looked to attack the home side with the impressive Steven Eyango-Bwanga running down the left hand side his cross found Alex Murphyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s head who found the back of the net to make it two for Squires Gate. Gate would have been very happy to go into half time two up but couldn't hold on. There were suspicions of offside as the ball was played along the face of goal for the unmarked Glossop man to tap in at the far post to give the home side one back going into half time. Into the second half and the home side had definitely been on the end of a roasting in the break. The home side looked a completely different team. It was a defensive error that cost Gate with the home side pulling the game level early into the second half, Gate didn't get the favourable bounce of the ball after Penswick's clearance hit off the Glossop attacker who capitalised to even up the game. Even after the insertion of new signing Mark Buchan, with his intended strike partner Sowerby substituted, Gate just couldn't get going in the second half and were described as never coming out of the dressing room by manager Dave McCann in the second half. Gateâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s day was made worse as the home side took the lead the ball fired in from the edge of the box to beat keeper Fletcher.

THIS WEEK IN FOOTBALL HISTORY We take a look back at the history of football as it happens week by week.

THE EUROPEAN CUPUP KICKS GERMANY DOUBLES ONOFF BRAZIL

1955 2007

On 30 September 2007, Germany won their second consecutive Women's World Cup, beating Brazil 2-0. In their bid to retain the trophy, the Germans started with an offensive explosion, annihilating Argentina 11-0. But then their dominant defense took over, keeping clean sheets all the way to the final. The only blemish on their campaign was a scoreless draw with England in the group stage. The Brazilians were similarly stalwart. Though they had conceded two goals to Australia in the quarterfinals, they won every match on the way to their meeting with Germany, thanks in part to the seven goals provided by Marta, the tournament's leading scorer. Playing at the Hongkou Stadium in Shanghai, the teams kept each other scoreless through the first half, but German forward and captain Birgit Prinz broke the deadlock with a strike in the 52nd minute. It was her fourteenth World Cup goal overall, making her the competition's all-time leading scorer. Marta had a chance to equalize with a second-half penalty, but German keeper Nadine Angerer saved the attempt. Midfielder Simone Laudehr then cemented the victory in the 86th minute. The 2-0 scoreline was a mirror image of the men's final in 2002, when Brazil took the honors. Prinz retired after the tournament. Marta continued to play at the 2011 and 2015 World Cups, raising

THE ASCENSION OF CERRO PORTENO

1912

On 1 October 1912, a group of friends in Ascunsión founded Cerro Porteño. With 29 league titles, they have become one of Paraguay's most successful clubs. That first meeting was held at the home of Susana Nuñez, mother of one of the players. They chose the name "Cerro Porteño" after the nearby location of a famous battle where, in 1811, Paraguayan soldiers held off an invasion by Argentinian forces. As their colors, they chose red and blue, uniting the colors associated with the country's rival political parties. That choice led to Cerro Porteño becoming known as "the club of the people." They won their first national title in 1913, quickly followed by additional ones in 1915, 1918, and 1919. The 1920s passed without silverware, but Cerro Porteño have claimed at least one league title in every decade since. Their most dominant period came in the 1970s, when they won five (1970, 1972, 1973, 1974, and 1977). The club's current total of 31 is second only to Olimpia (40). Their most recent trophy came in 2015, when they won the Apertura by five points over Guaraní .

JUST IMAGINE WHERE THEY’D HAVE BEEN WITHOUT OUT IT On 2 October 2010, Dundee beat Greenock Morton 2-1 to start a clubrecord 23-game unbeaten streak. Which left them in the exact same spot in the table they were in when they started it. It was the eighth matchday of the Scottish Division One season, which opened with Dundee in seventh place after an away loss to Cowdenbeath. They were hosting Morton at Dens Park, where a crowd of 4,068 turned up to see what turned out to be the start of a record run. Dundee took the lead in the 25th minute after the referee called a handball on Morton and Matt Lockwood converted the ensuing penalty. They failed to hold it to the break, however, as Peter Weatherson drew the visitors level with a goal off a corner kick in the 41st minute. But Dundee pulled back ahead for good in the 57th minute with Colin McMenamin scoring the match winner. They followed the result by going undefeated in their next 22 matches, with thirteen more wins and only nine draws. But remarkably, when that record string ended with a loss to Raith Rovers on 2 April 2011, Dundee were still in seventh place (and had even dropped down to 10th for a period of eight weeks in the middle of the streak). They finished the season in sixth.

2010

TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE Can you test your quizzable knowledge with 15 quick question about football and about sports in general 1. Which football player recently broke the record for the highest number of appearances in the Premier League? 2. Which word meaning 'belonging to all' in Latin, is a multiple race event in track cycling? 3. At the 2016 Olympics, America's women achieved a clean sweep in which athletics event? 4. An ollie is a basic jump in which sport? 5. How high is the centre point of a badminton net: (a) 4ft, (b) 5ft, or (c) 6ft? 6. Precious McKenzie represented Great Britain in which sport? 7. Football manager Sir Alf Ramsey won the championship of England with which club before taking charge of the England national team a year later? 8. Who was the first British track and field competitor to win medals at three different Olympic Games 9. Which sporting accessories were invented by Liverpool engineer John Brodie in 1891? 10 What's the most famous event organized by the Amaury Sport Organisation? 11 Which 13-year-old won two gold medals at the 2008 Beijing Para. lympics? 12 Name the only player in British rugby league history to win the . Man of Steel award three times? 13 Michael Schumacher drove for eleven years with which construc. tor? 14 Which sport's stadium has the largest capacity in the Southern . Hemisphere? 15 True or false. Squash was an event in the 2016 Olympic Games? .

5 feet

Snowboarding

100 metres hurdles (it was the first time American women won all three medals in any Olympic event)

Omnium

Gareth Barry

14.Melbourne Cricket Ground (and the 10th-largest stadium in the world) 13.Ferrari 12. Ellery Hanley 11. Ellie Simmonds 10.Tour de France

9.Football nets

We're supporting Prostate Cancer this Non-League Day Gate will be supporting when they kick off Non-League day this season and below you can see Alan Pardew though on Non-league and Prostate Cancer. Alan Pardew: “Managers absolutely neglect their health but prostate cancer shouldn’t be ignored” The former Premier League boss opens up about how the disease has affected his family, while urging fans to show their support for Prostate Cancer UK on Non-League Day this Saturday 7 October. Former Newcastle, West Ham and Crystal Palace manager Alan Pardew is calling for everyone to get behind Non-League Day and show their support for Prostate Cancer UK – by wearing their badge with pride on the terraces. The annual football initiative, scheduled during the international break, helps raise the profile of community football. And as the official charity partner, Prostate Cancer UK has dozens of non-league clubs fundraising for them on the day with everything from raffles to sponsored walks. Alan started his career as a part-time player with Whyteleafe and then Epsom & Ewell while working as a glazier, and he's revealed which team he'll be off to support on Saturday 7 October with his 'Man of Men' pin-badge emblazoned on his jacket. "I'll probably go and watch Dulwich Hamlet, a proper team," says Alan, who played in midfield for the club a year before his big move to the professional ranks with Crystal Palace in 1987. "Non-league football has always been close to my heart and is growing, which is great to see. I hope fans of professional clubs go and support their local non-league sides because it's all one big pyramid. We all feed into each other." But Alan's support for Non-League Day goes beyond just football. He's also mindful of the three members of his family he knows have or have had prostate cancer. "One was caught early and he's clear now," he says. "The second one had to have a little bit more treatment and found it difficult, and they're still suffering a little bit. And the third one, unfortunately, it's spread to other areas and is proving much more difficult. It's quite upsetting, really, for all the family." He says the Prostate Cancer UL pin-badge being worn by so many top-flight managers – including England manager Gareth Southgate – has been brilliant in getting the message out there about the disease and knowing your risk. It's a message he thinks the wearers of the badge need to hear as much as the fans. "Managers absolutely neglect their health," he admits. "You're so engrossed in your job that you kind of start to ignore it. And that happens, I think, in a lot of walks of life. You're totally busy and you think, 'Oh, I've got a slight problem there', and you put it off to the next day and start thinking about something else. But I don't think problems down there are a good thing to ignore, particularly for men over a certain age." Since being sacked as manager of Crystal Palace last December, Alan has worked as a pundit on Sky Sports – but it sounds like the change of career is only temporary.

"It's different, I've enjoyed it," he says. "There's a similar kind of adrenaline on match days, which I like. But ultimately it's not a path that I think I'm going to stay on forever. I want to go back and be a football manager at some point."

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SQUIRES GATE

(GK) Callum DWYER

(GK) Ben FLETCHER

(GK)

(GK) Callum CORNWELL

Ben HOSKIN

Paul CARROLL

Jake TOWNSEND

Jordan CASEY Jordan Douthwaite Corey MOORHEAD

Martin FEARON

Referee

Ashley BRIERLEY

Paul Ince

James WALKER Marc YOUNG

Danny PENSWICK

Brandon BARSKI

Alex COLQUHOUN

Tom MURPHY

Daniel GREEN

Andrew SMITH

Nick GREENALL

Dom CRAIG

Mike HALL

Assistant

Dean ING

Chris TURNER

Zachary Parris

Gary PETT

Adam STOCKDALE

Lee Berry

Conor SMITH

Jake HARGREAVES

Mark THORNBER

Kieran GLYNN

Mark BUCHAN

Luke HOLDEN

Brett DAWSON

Jay HART

Tarren MOXON

Alex MURPHY

Jack WILLIAMS

Kenny TAYLOR

Jack CORNWELL

Kane HICKMAN

Manager

Danny Penswick

Mark COYNE

Assistant Manager

Brian Penswick

Connor LOFTUS

Goalkeeping Coach

Martyn Ward

Connor BARROW Manager

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