Squires Gate V Silsden

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

Picture by Albert Cooper Proud Member of North West Counties Hallmark Security League Premier Division VS SILSDEN FC SATURDAY 9TH FEBRUARY 2019 KICK-OFF 3PM ISSUE 20

HOME KIT SPONSORS

AWAY KIT SPONSORS

KIT SPONSORS

IN ISSUE TODAY The Boss We caught up with Andy Clarkson

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

Action Replay Mark Ashmore gives us his report from our Last game with SQUIRES GATE FOOTBALL CLUB Hanley Town School Road, Blackpool, FY4 5DS

Meet The Team

Email: squiresgatefc@gmail.com

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

Website: www.squiresgatefc.co.uk

Prediction League

Twitter: @squiresgatefc

This week we have Gate Programme Editor Jay Hayden giving us his prediction on this week picks. However if you want to enter just send me an email to haydenjj@live.com or tweet me @sgfcjay your prediction by 3.00 on Saturday to enter

EXECUTIVE: Chairman: John Maguire Co-Chairman: Tony Jo

Silsden in Numbers

Treasurer: Mark Ashmore

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

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

All About Silsden In a brand new feature we tell some a bit about our visitors town and where there are based The Non-League Paper In a new feature we team up with the Non-league paper editor Matt Badcock

Next Up For Gate

First Team Manager: Andy Clarkson

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

Assiants Manager: Joe Booth

Head To Head In Number

Physio: Lucy Gray

We take a look at the two teams head to head record and put them in numbers.

Gate Attendee: Jay Hayden

Goalkeeper Coach: Jonathon Moorhouse Director of Football: Jimmy Salthouse Groundsman: Brian Addison, Steve Bellamy, Bar and Hospitality Staff: Denise Gibson and Carly 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 Under 14’s Manager: Mark Stanley Under 14’s Assistant Manager: Matt Smith and Mark Turner Welfare Officers: Dean Stevely and Sarah Kelsey

Give It Five In this feature we take a look at Silsden last 5 draws, wins loses and we also take a look at they last 5 home and away results going into todays game

Brian Teaser In this feature we test some our Football Skills on we different brain teasers with all the answer in next week issue.

THE BOSS ANDY CLARKSON “ WE ARE STARTING TO PLAY SOME GREAT FOOTBALL AND IM VERY PLEASED WITH THE CHANCES WE ARE CREATING” I would like to welcome the players and officials from silsden for today's match, Let's hope we can get the match finished this time .

We are starting to play some great football and I'm very pleased with the chances we are creating. Today promises to be a very good game and both sides will be going for maximum points .

Please get behind our lads like you always do .

Enjoy the match

Clarky

52

40

5

7

40

53

2

1

WIN

0

1

HOME WIN

4

1

AWAY WIN

0

2

DEFEAT

1

1

HOME DEFEAT

0

0

AWAY DEFEAT

1

35

NO SCORE DRAW

44

0

SCORE DRAW

20

0

CONCEDING 1+ GOALS

0

0

SCORING 1+ GOALS

0

4

BACK TO BACK WINS

0

MEET THE TEAM BEN FLETCHER

Sponsored by

JACK HARGREAVES

GOALKEEPR

ALL ASPECTS

GOALKEEPER

Available For Sponsorship

PLUMBING & HEATING SEYDOU BAMBA CALLUM KIRKLAND GOALKEEPER

Available For Sponsorship

DAN GRAY

Sponsored by

DEFENDER

MARK ASHMORE

BEN READER DEFENDER DAVE ROSSALL DEFENDER JOE BOOTH © MIDFIELDER JAMIE GIBSON MIDFIELDER

Available For

DEFENDER

Sponsorship Sponsored by

Sponsorship

JORDAN O’MAHONEY

Available For

DEFENDER

Sponsorship

ANDREW RICHARDS

Sponsored by

DEFENDER

ALL ASPECTS PLUMBING & HEATING

Sponsorship Available For

Available For

ADAM SUMNER

Sponsored by

DEFENDER JORDAN SALTHOUSE

Sponsored by

LAYTON WOODWORKS DEFENDER Available For Sponsorship

PURDONKEY

RYAN CHARNLEY MIDFIELDER

DEAN ING

Sponsored by

DANIEL GREEN

MIDFIELDER

ALL ASPECTS

MIDFIELDER

Sponsored by GK SEALANTS LTD Available For Sponsorship

PLUMBING & HEATING MATTHEW KAY TARREN MOXON

Available For

MIDFIELDER

Sponsorship

RYAN RILEY

Sponsored by

FORWARD BRETT DAWSON

CHRIS CHADWICK Sponsored by

Sponsored by

MIDFIELDER

BUDGET BLINDS

JOESPH MULLEN

Available For

MIDFIELDER

Sponsorship

FINLEY CLARKSON FORWARD

Sponsored by BLACKPOOL WINDOW

FORWARD

STEVE MELLOR

GARY PETT

Sponsored by

ISACC KUSALOKA

FORWARD

IAN DAVIES

FORWARD

Sponsorship

RIC SEEAR

Sponsored by

FORWARD

MARK ASHMORE

TINTING Available For

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.

LEAGUE ACTION

Picture by Albert Cooper

SQUIRES GATE EGIDI 6

FLETCHER GRAY SUMNER ING ROSSALL BAMBA CHARNLEY STAUNTON-TURNER SEEAR EGIDI BOYD SUBS READER RILEY SALTHOUSE CLARKSON

1 1

CHAPMAN FAULKNER HARRY FEENEY WINKLE URWIN MELLOR SMITH SANDERS THORPE AHMADI SUBS SUTTON BRISTOW SALMON RILEY

HANLEY TOWN AHMADI 7

Saturday 26th January 2019 / The Brian Addison Stadium /NWCFL PREMIER DVIISION/Attendance:45 Squires Gate made it two games unbeaten on Saturday afternoon with a 1-1 draw against Hanley Town. The visitors came looking to pick up points in there fight to avoid the drop coming into the game second bottom, Gate meanwhile were looking to push themselves further into the top ten after returning to winning ways last weekend.

The game started in a competitive manner with both sides looking to size each other up. Gates first chance came from an unlikely source, left back Adam Sumner found himself in space on the edge of the box but his fierce piledriver was tipped over by the keeper. Gate took the lead after just six minutes into the game. Riccardo Egidi making it two goals in two games when he bundle to ball into the back of the net at the back post. The lead didn’t last long though as straight from kick off, the visitors equalised. Winger Serkari Ahmadi given too much time to cut inside and beat Ben Fletcher. Dean Ing had a good chance to make it three goals in two games in the 11th minute when the ball came across him on the edge of the box but he couldn't connect with the ball.

Dean was the involved in a nasty clash of heads minutes later but the midfielder thankfully recovered to continue the game for Gate. Gate were restricted by Hanley to mostly long shots in the first half as Clarkson's men struggled to get past Hanley's backline.

Half time : Squires Gate 1-1 Hanley Town Hanley came close to taking the lead for the first time in the game when they looked to curl the ball past Ben Fletcher, but the shot was too high and over the bar. Dean Ing took aim again from outside the box on the 60th minute but his low drive took a touch on the way through but no corner came Gate's way. Gate's best chance of a winner came two minutes from full time. An error by Hanley keeper Ben Chapman saw a back pass played straight to the feet of Ric Seear but the striker, who probably had more time than he knew, couldn't curl the ball into the empty net.

WELCOME TO THE BRIAN ADDISON STADIUM

FACTFILE: FOUDNED:1904/NICKNAME: The Cobbydalers CHAIRMAN: Sean Mcnulty /MANAGER : Danny Forrest GROUND: The Cobbydale Construction Stadium

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

HEAD TO HEAD SILSDEN WINS

DRAWS

GATE WINS

LAST THREE MEETINGS SATURDAY 6TH DECEMBER 2014

TUESDAY 13TH OCTOBER 2016

SQUIRES GATE 4

SQUIRES GATE 3

SILSDEN 1

SILSDEN 0

SILSDEN 2

SQUIRES GATE 2

TUESDAY 19TH APRIL 2016

AWAY DUGOUT

DANNY FORREST Danny joined Silsden in the late stages off 2016 even though him and his management team has done so well in there games their couldn't stop Silsden getting relegated. The season after he was very successful but got nothing for it however the season he got what Silsden and he wanted they got promoted back to the premier division beating all record with 109 points. Danny started this well but in previous week has drop some points they may off wanted but they still sit in 6th place after 21 games.

Danny Knows Gate are no walk not only are gate unbeaten in 5 and in good forum they

HISTORY OF SILSDEN ilsden AFC was formed in September 1904 and has seen many teams come and go playing Saturdays and Sundays. The present Saturday senior team has been playing since the 1996/97 season, starting life in the Craven & District Football League Division Two after the said team had progressed through the junior section within the club. They spent 3 years in the Craven League moving up to the Premier Division and in the last year in that division, set a new record of going through the season unbeaten in all competitions. From there they joined the West Riding County Amateur League in Division Two and quickly gained promotion up into the Premier Division where they enjoyed three seasons. In season 2002/2003 Silsden set another record in going through the season unbeaten in all competitions. To add to this they also won the West Riding County Challenge Cup for the third successive season, a feat only achieved by one other club. It was clear that the team was ready for football at a higher level and in season 2004/2005 Silsden joined the North West Counties League. Without floodlights and an enclosed pitch, the Cobbydalers were forced to play their home games at Cougar Park, the home of Rugby League Club, Keighley Cougars. The Cobbydalers gained promotion to the top division in their inaugural season, finishing as runners up to runaway winners Cammell Laird, and had their most successful runs in the FA Cup and FA Vase Competitions. The club's aim was to move back to the Keighley Road ground at the earliest opportunity and the club (Football and Cricket) embarked on a period of fund raising accrueing over £100,000. Finally the development took place, with the help of a £663,453 grant from the Football Foundation, as part of its continuing investment in grass-roots football and an additional Football Foundation grant of £300,000 through the Community Club Development Programme. In May 2009 the building of a new clubhouse & changing facilities was completed and August 2010 saw the completion of the ground improvements which meant a return of Silsden AFC to its rightful place.... back in Silsden! The Cobbydalers have maintained their position in the top division of the NWCFL and in 2015 embark on their tenth season in the division, their best year being in season 2008-09 when they finished ninth with 58 points. Silsden AFC have also a progressive junior set up with age groups running from Under 5's right through to Under 19's. Some age groups run two teams making this one of the largest football clubs in the area. There is a prestigious Junior Competition each year running over the first weekend of July and the club also have three ladies teams. With the of the folding of the NWCFL League, Silsden Reserves will be playing in the Lancashire League East Division in 2014-15. The club prides itself on being a Friendly Club with close links with the Community. Various Charity events are held every summer on the field along with the facilities being used by the local Primary School, Silsden Majorettes and the Scouts. Bradford Schools use the fields for their home games and there are plans for Craven College to use them. This summer Camping was held as the Tour de France passed the ground with five helicopters landing and taking off from the first team pitch.

HEAD TO HEAD IN NUMBERS There has been 22 Meeting between the two sides with the first one back 2006 when the two teams played each other in the League Silsden has Scored a massive 32 goals in there 22 meetings with they high scoring game being in there first meeting when there put 5-2 past gate The highest attendance between the two side has been 142. this was back in 2011 when the two sides met at Silsden Silsden has won 5 out of the 22 games with there first win being the very first game between the two sides back in 2006 Gate has scored 36 goals against Silsden.

The most goals Gate has Scored was in 2010 where they put 5 past Silsden

There has been 8 draws In the 22 meeting between the two side. The first draw was back in 2006 where the two teams draw 1-1

THIS IS THE YEAR WHEN SILSDEN WAS FOUNDED

THE CAPACITY OF THE Cobbydale Construction Stadium

SILSDEN RECORD ATTENDANCE WAS V FC UNIED IN MARCH 2007

THE YEAR SILSDEN WON THE FIRST DIVISON CHAMPIONS

SISLDEN BEST FA CUP RUN WAS BACK IN 2004 AND 2005 SEASON

THE BEST FA VASE FOR SILSDEN WAS THE 2ND ROUND PROPER AND IT WAS BACK IN 2004—2005 SEASON AGIN LIKE THEIR FA CUP RUN

THIS IS THE POSTION WHERE SILSDEN FINSHIED LAST YEAR BUT IN THE FRIST DIVISION

THE YEAR THAT SILSDEN GOT PROMOTION INTO THE NWCFL FIRST DIVISION FOR THE FRIST TIME

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

Silsden has a population was 45 thousand as of 8,268 and that was the figure since 2011

Silsden is 160 miles away from London which is about 290km.

Silsden has a postal code of BD 20 and is the further south that teams will travel in this league

WEST Yorkshire is the metropolitan borough that Silsden is part of.

Keighley is the post town that Silsden is closest to and is the further trip that any team will travel in this league

In 1911 there was a riot in Silsden when the police Station was attacked and a very unpopular policeman had been too enthusiastic in his duties

Give it FIVE LAST 5 DEFEATS

LAST 5 WINS

LAST 5 HOME RESUTLS

SATURDAY 3RD NOVEMBER 2018

SATURDAY 22ND DECEMBER 2018

SILSDEN 3

ASHTON ATHLETIC 1

BEDLINGTON TERRIERS 1

SILSDEN 0

SATRUDAY 17TH NOVEMBER 2018

WEDNESDAY 26TH DECEMBER 2018

SILSDEN 2

SILSDEN 0

HANLEY TOWN 1

BARNOLDSWICK TOWN 1

SATURDAY 8TH DECEMBER 2018

SATURDAY 5TH JANUARY 2019

RUNCORN TOWN 0

SILSDEN 1

SISLDEN 2

WHITCHURCH ALPORT 2

SATURDAY 29TH DECEMBER 2018

SATURDAY 12TH JANUARY 2019

LITHERLAND REMYCA 0

SILSDEN 0

SILSDEN 2

ABBEY HEY 1

SATURDAY 26TH JANUARY 2019

SATURDAY 19TH JANUARY 2019

CITY OF LIVERPOOL 1

WEST DIDSBURY 2

SILSDEN 2

SILSDEN 1

LAST 5 DRAWS

LAST 5 AWAY RESULTS

SATRUDAY 17TH NOVEMBER 2018

SATURDAY 8TH DECEMBER 2018

SATURDAY 4TH AUGUST 2018

SILSDEN 2

RUNCORN TOWN 0

SILSDEN 1

HANLEY TOWN 1

SISLDEN 2

SQUIRES GATE 1

SATURDAY 24TH NOVEMBER 2018

SATURDAY 22ND DECEMBER 2018

TUESDAY 7TH AUGUST 2018

SILSDEN 0

ASHTON ATHLETIC 1

SILSDEN 1

BOOTLE 7

SILSDEN 0

CHARNOCK RICHARD 1

WEDNESDAY 26TH DECEMBER 2018

SATURDAY 29TH DECEMBER 2018

TUESDAY 11 SEPETMBER 2018

SILSDEN 0

LITHERLAND REMYCA 0

IRLAM 3

BARNOLDSWICK TOWN 1

SILSDEN 2

SILSDEN 3

SATURDAY 5TH JANUARY 2019

SATURDAY 19TH JANUARY 2019

TUESDAY 2ND OCTOBER 2018

SILSDEN 1

WEST DIDSBURY 2

SILSDEN 1

WHITCHURCH ALPORT 2

SILSDEN 1

CITY OF LIVERPOOL 1

SATURDAY 26TH JANUARY 2019

SATURDAY 13TH OCTOBER 2018

CITY OF LIVERPOOL 1

STAVELEY MINERS WELFARE 2

SILSDEN 2

SILSDEN 2

SATURDAY 12TH JANUARY 2019 SILSDEN 0 ABBEY HEY 1

LAST TIME OUT FOR SILSDEN CITY OF LIVERPOOL 1 2 SILSDEN DALTON 24

ILLINGWORTH 10 OWN GOAL 55

SATRUDAY 26TH JANUARY 2019/NWCFL PREIMER DIVISON/TDP SOLICTORS STADIUM /HT: 1-1/ATT:487 “Take a walk around my centre-half gentlemen, he’s a colossus” So said Bill Shankley on the arrival of Ron Yeats at Liverpool in 1961.

(The modern day equivalent would be Virgil van Dijk!)” On Saturday the Cobbydalers had their own “Colossus” in Dan Illingworth, although this was far from a one man effort, with every player rising to Danny Forrest’s challenge “to get back on track” City of Liverpool FC, leading the North West Counties Premier League by fourteen points at the start of play, had only lost two games all season, at home to their landlords, second-placed Bootle and away at third-placed Congleton. Silsden were unlucky not to have beaten the “Purps” in October, the visitors scoring a late equaliser. Without regular keeper Callum Jakovlevs, who was serving a one match ban, Forrest was struggling to find a replacement, eventually signing Cameron Alisson, a second year scholar at Fylde FC, who trains with the first team thrice a week. Added to that, the recent results, three narrow defeats in January to teams below the Cobbydalers, made Forrest’s demand a tall order. Craig Bentham and Aidan Kirby returned for the Reds, who began with a strong wind at their backs, not a major advantage as some ball caught on the wind and went “dead”. However Silsden were out of the blocks immediately the game kicked off. Matty Moses stormed down the right on the overlap and crossed into the Purps’ box. Kirby headed wide. A corner from the right held up in the wind and Illingworth couldn’t get enough on his header to beat Luke Denson. Arley Barnes’s effort caught the wind and went wide but, when Kirby held the ball up, he slid it to Joe Mitchell who fed Storrie. His shot was deflected for a corner. The ball was partially cleared but ILLINGWORTH, who had stayed in the goal area, headed Mitchell’s cross into the goal. The Cobbydalers continued to enjoy some good periods of possession with Mitchell pulling the strings. Luke Rhodes curled a shot marginally wide and Storrie had another effort deflected for a corner. Barnes and Moses were able to break down the wings as Kaine, Illingworth and Craig Bentham kept the Purps at bay. It was midway through the half when City tested the Silsden defence. A corner was swung in and Dan DALTON got a header in at the back post which McDonald couldn’t quite reach. The Purps gained some momentum after the equaliser but Kaine’s superb defensive header kept the scores level. In fact it led to a breakaway with Mitchell bursting through deep into the Liverpool half. The attack ended with Bentham’s cross catching the wind and going dead. Back came the home side. Peterson managed to get a header on a cross. The ball beat Allison but bounced on the crossbar not once but twice! Allison gathered it as it came back into play! At the other end Illingworth hit a ball across to Moses who sent it into the Purps’ penalty box. Kirby got his header in but the wind took it wide of the far post. The last ten minutes of the half belonged to the Liverpudlians but Kaine (twice) and Illingworth both headed clear before McGrath had a shot deflected for a corner. The half-time whistle went. The wind had eased a tad by the start of the second half. Silsden were the first to show, Mitchell shooting narrowly wide after good play by Bentham and Storrie. The Purps then pushed the Cobbydalers back. Kaine, Moses and Bentham in 01 MORGAN BACON 01 CAMERON ALLISON turn, cleared the danger. Silsden looked dangerous on the break with the pace of Storrie testing the home defence. Rhodes saw another effort just 02 LUKE DENSON 02 MATTHEW MOSES clear the bar. A super tackle by Everingham led to a break-away, Barnes 03 DAVID THOMPSON 03 MARK EVERINGHAM feeding Kirby, who drove the ball into the Purps’ goal area. There was a mix-up between the keeper and his right back. STORRIE pounced to net 04 JOSEPH HOLT 04 JOSH KAINE from a yard out. With half an hour to go, City threw men forwards. Silsden 05 DANIEL DALTON 05 DANIEL ILLINGWORTH were pushed back. It was like a storm in the Irish Sea. The Silsden defence stood as firm as the hundred Antony Gormley life–size, cast-iron statues 06 ANTHONY BROWN 06 CRIAG BENTHAN on nearby Crosby beach. The ball was hoisted into the Silsden area time 07 JACK HAZLEHURST 07 ARLEY BARNES after time. The defence held firm with Illingworth immense. McDonald hit a post. Kaine made another masterful interception. When keeper Allison 08 PAUL WILLIAMS 08 JOSEPH MITCHELL did make a mistake coming out of his area, the Silsden skipper was there 09 JOHN MCGRATH 09 WILLIAM STORRIE to save the day. No matter what the pressure was, the Cobbydalers were still a threat on the break. Kirby was denied by a swift intervention by Ba10 THOMAS PETERSON 10 AIDAN KIRBY con before he hit another effort over the bar. Niall Sultan, on for Storrie, 11 FRANCIS FOY 11 LUKE RHODES kept the home defence occupied whilst at the other end Illingworth headed out again and again. Allison went down at his near post to deny Hazelhurst. Everingham charged down a shot from substitute Owens. With 12 JAMES MCDONALD 12 JOSHUA MCKIERNON the clock ticking down Lawrence Sorhaindo, who came on for Kirby, almost netted a third for the Cobbydalers after an error by Dalton. The Purps had 14 DAVID FORBES 14 NIALL SULTAN one last chance but Allison saved Hazlehurst’s low shot before the final 15 KEVIN MCELLIN 15 LAURENCE SORJAINDO whistle went! Phew. The Cobbydalers have no game next Saturday and are 16 KRIS OWENS 16 DANIEL FORREST away at Squires Gate on the 9th February in a game replacing the game abandoned for a floodlight failure.

17 GUILLERMO CUEVAS

17 CHRISOPHER WADEMAN

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

77 12th

FA VASE 1ST ROUND 2-1

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

2-5 60 13th

RICCARDO EGIDI

NOVEMBER 03

AVRO

A

FA VASE 2ND ROUND 2-1

110

N/A

JOESPH BOOTH

06

WINSFORD UNITED

H

NWCFL

10

CITY OF LIVERPOOL

A

MARCON CUP R2

1-0

281

N/A

/

13

BURSCOIGH

A

NWCFL

1-1

106

15th

SEYDOU BAMBA

17

BOOTLE

A

NWCFL

3-5 230

15th

RICCARDO EGIDI

24

RUNCORN TOWN

A

NWCFL

2-3

13th

SEYDOU BAMBA

0-2 60 14th RYAN CHARNLEY

96

DECEMBER 01

LITHERLAND REMYCA

A

NWCFL

1-2

58

10th

JAMES BOYD

08

ASHTON ATHLETIC

H

NWCFL

6-2

61

8th

SEYDOU BAMBA

15

SILSDEN

H

NWCFL

A-A

/

/

/

22

IRLAM

A

NWCFL

0-2

87

8th

SEYDOU BAMBA

26

CHARNOCK RICHARD

H

NWCFL

0-3 102 8th

SEYDOU BAMBA

29

WHITCHURCH ALPORT

H

NWCFL

4-0

87

7th SAM STAUNTON-TURNER

JANUARY 05 CITY OF LIVERPOOL

A

NWCFL

3-2 372

9th

12

CITY OF LIVERPOOL

H

NWCFL 0-3 156 10th

19

ABBEY HEY

H

NWCFL

4-1 60

26 HANLEY TOWN

H

NWCFL

1-1 45 10th

RYAN CHARNLEY RIC SEEAR

10th RYAN CHARNLEY

DEAN ING

FEBRUARY 09

SILSDEN

H

NWCFL

16

WINSFORD UNITED

A

NWCFL

23

BARNOLDSWICK TOWN

H

NWCFL

H

NWCFL

09 NORTHWICH VICTORIA

A

NWCFL

16

A

NWCFL

23 RUNCORN TOWN

H

NWCFL

30 WEST DIDSBURY

A

NWCFL

MARCH 02

LITHERLAND REMYCA 1874 NORTHWICH

APRIL 13

PADIHAM

A

NWCFL

20 BOOTLE

H

NWCFL

22

CHARNOCK RICHARD

A

NWCFL

27

CONGLETON TOWN

A

NWCFL

P

W

D

L

F

A

GD

PTS

1

CITY OF LIVERPOOL

27

21

3

3

69

29

40

66

2

BOOTLE

26

17

4

5

66

30

36

55

3

CONGLETON TOWN

26

16

3

7

57

24

33

51

4

BARNOLDSWICK TOWN

26

14

5

7

54

44

10

47

5

ASHTON ATHLETIC

28

14

3

11

53

36

17

45

6

NORTHWICH VICS

25

14

2

9

57

36

21

44

7

RUNCORN TOWN

27

14

2

11

56

50

6

44

8

CHARNOCK RICHARD

28

13

3

12

61

50

11

42

9

BURSCOUGH

27

11

7

9

55

50

5

40

10

SQUIRES GATE

26

12

4

10

52

40

12

39

11

1874 NORTHWICH

27

10

8

9

47

46

1

38

12

SILSDEN

28

11

4

13

40

53

-13

37

13

IRLAM

25

9

8

8

44

45

-1

35

14

LITHERLAND REMYCA

27

9

7

11

43

51

-8

33

15

WHITCHURCH ALPORT

27

8

6

13

43

45

-2

30

16

PADIHAM

25

7

4

14

41

59

-18

25

17

WINSFORD UNITED

27

6

6

15

34

59

-25

24

18

WEST DIDSBURY

28

7

3

18

38

66

-28

24

19

HANLEY TOWN

28

6

4

18

35

67

-32

22

20

ABBEY HEY

26

4

2

20

21

86

-65

14

LAST TIME AT THE BRIAN ADDISON STADIUM

SQUIRES GATE Buchan 15,25 Mckenna 20

3 1 SILSDEN

Tuesday 13th October 2016 /NWCFL PREIMER DIVISON/BRIAN ADDISON STADIUM /ATT:45

quires Gate hosted fellow strugglers Silsden on Tuesday night looking to get back to winning ways after Saturday's 5-1 defeat to Bootle. Silsden say two places above Gate coming into the game and were unlucky not to win against Linnets after a 97th minute winner for Linnets. Manager Danny Penswick missed the game after picking up a knock and was replaced by Noblet. Nathan Trout came in for Colquhoun who dropped to the bench and Ryan Riley came in for Rowley who was unavailable.

Gate started the game very well early on with Josh Kay almost opening the scoring. He cut inside but the ball cannoned off both posts before being cleared. Joe Noblet was the next to try his luck from midfield but his curling shot fell the wrong side of the post. Gate opened the scoring 13 minutes into the game. The ball played upto Buchan who cheated the ball to Riley he took the ball in his stride and opened his legs. Riley took the ball to the byline and crossed to find the run of Buchan who got himself in the box to head Gate in the lead. Riley was again involved this time linking with McKenna who controlled the cross field pass well and took the ball in his stride. He stormed into the box before drifting the ball into the back of the net. Gate added a quick fire third on the 22nd minute a free kick from Fletcher fired into the box found Buchan who challenged for the ball. Silsdens keeper dropped the ball in the challenge allowing Buchan and easy tap in for his second. Silsden had the last chance of the first half but the cross couldn't find the run of the number 9 at the back post.

Gate made a poor start to the second half and conceded nine minutes into the half. Gates defence allowing Silsden space to find the back of the net and give them a boost. The second half featured more chances for the visitors as they came into the game more. But Gate defended well and had chances of there own. Josh Westwood with the chance to make it 4-1 but his header from the corner was cleared off the line.

Billy McKenna had a chance to grab his second but his shot with the left was over the bar. Gate held on to record there second victory of the season much to the applause of the crowd and players.

In a new feature we team up with the Non-league paper editor Matt Badcock who is going a little bit off a column each week to place into our programme so all you non-league fan can found out at happen all across the non-league pyramid

By Matt Badcock

EVERY SEASON in the FA Cup there is a shock. Whether it was AFC Wimbledon beating West Ham United in convincing manner last Saturday night or Barnet’s magnificent run to the fourth round – and now a replay. The Bees have won away at League sides Bristol Rovers and Sheffield United before sharing a sixgoal thriller with Brentford on Monday night to set-up another clash at Griffin Park. But even though these upsets so often happen, we still hear the same tired line trotted out about the “magic of the cup”.

Invariably it is “alive and well” or the “romance still exists”. Well, of course. At these levels it never stopped. Just because some Premier League sides choose to rest players, that doesn’t stop the lower league and Non-League clubs thriving in the competition. My theory is it’s just become an easy thing to say. It’s an easy line for all of us in the media or on the terraces. It’s so often repeated that eventually we just believe it.

But I’ve seen enough great FA Cup days in my time on The NLP to know that the FA Cup will keep creating memories and history every year. And maybe Barnet can keep adding to that in the next fortnight.

Good luck to the Bees! DAN SPARKES’ wonder free-kick for Barnet in the 3-3 draw with Brentford was straight out of the top drawer. He’s always been a player that has impressed when I’ve seen him over the years.

But it also serves as a reminder of perhaps one of the greatest double acts in recent Non-League memory when he was at Braintree. In the same side as striker Sean Marks, the pair finally got on the scoresheet together against Nuneaton Borough for goals. If only Marks & Sparkes had been able to repeat the feat in the same game as former Grimsby striker Lenell John-Lewis… GOOD NEWS The FA are addressing an issue that often crops up around club and league allocations in the summer. The provisional division line-ups are released on the understanding things can change between then and the leagues’ AGMs. Often a club has gone bust in between time and the domino effect can see teams moved leagues through no fault of their own. Last season Shaw Lane withdrew late and the knock-on effect hit clubs across the country. Wimborne were promoted to Step 3, while Banbury and Hednesford Town, at the same level, and Fleet Town at Step 4 were moved laterally across divisions. For Fleet particularly it was a crushing blow they would never have seen coming. The FA were bound by regulations at the time but revealed to us in last week’s NLP that they’ve acted to change them. From now it is most likely only clubs from the same divisions will be affected – and not those hundreds of miles away. IT was a real pleasure to speak to Ramsbottom United chairman Harry Williams recently. His tales of more than 50 years at the Northern Premier League club were a joy to listen to as Rammy gear up to welcome AFC Fylde in the FA Trophy.

He still insists players buy some raffle tickets before they get their wages and he spends hours tending the ground that now bears his name. In his 53 years since setting the club up, he’s missed just three games. It’s people like Mr Ramsbottom that keep Non-League going across the country. We applaud you all.

In a new feature we team up with the Non-league paper editor Matt Badcock who is going a little bit off a column each week to place into our programme so all you non-league fan can found out at happen all across the non-league pyramid

By Matt Badcock V A BLOODY R. For years the debate around technology raged. Should football have it? Should it not? Will it help? Will it take away the spontaneity and disrupt the flow of the game?

The answers still aren't all that clear. In last year's Russian World Cup there were some decisions where its use made absolute sense. There were others times that left everyone scratching their heads. Essentially it is used in four scenarios. Goals and whether there was a violation in the build-up like an offside or foul. The next is for penalty decisions – general fouls aren’t reviewable unless it is a direct red card.

And the final option is for cases of mistaken identity when yellow or red cards are issued. The system is something everyone is clearly getting used to – referees, players and fans. That is a big part of the problem. Having held off for so long, it's like to football powers were so desperate to use it that the process has been completely rushed. Supporters inside the stadium and at home watching on TV don't fully know what is happening. In cricket and rugby, we at least hear the conversation between the officials. In American Football, decisions are literally announced to the crowd. But football too often treats its fans - customers - like a school child with a box of matches. The lack of transparency that masks many areas of the game is the same here. Eventually showing a replay doesn’t really cut it. Clips should be shown inside stadiums and we should hear the officials arrive at their verdict. Instead fans in the ground wait for a man with his finger in his ear to make an arm signal. VAR is not something Non-League clubs are going to be worrying about any time soon, if ever. Apart from when it comes to the FA Cup. The system was introduced during last year’s competition. Let’s be clear. If correct decisions are being reached because of it, then all well and good. But surely there has to be a level playing field. The fact is, not all grounds have it. Take the other weekend, for example. Championship side Sheffield Wednesday were awarded a penalty at Chelsea. VAR was in operation, the decision was looked at and the Chelsea defender clearly won the ball. Penalty overturned and on we go – although Wednesday would have felt they should instead have been awarded a corner rather than the drop ball that restarted the game. Last Monday night, Barnet had Brentford on the ropes. Having fallen behind, Darren Currie’s side swung the tie back their way with two quick goals from Shaq Coulthirst. But just seven minutes later, Brentford were thrown a lifeline. Referee Andy Madley adjudged David Tutonda to have fouled Ollie Watkins in the box.

Replays clearly show there was no contact. It’s not even up for debate. Watkins, probably expecting contact, went down untouched. He’s since apologised. Despite the game being shown live on BT Sport and replays within seconds showing a clear angle, there was nothing that could be done because VAR was having the night off. Brentford scored, went on to take the lead before Dan Sparkes’ wonderful free-kick made it 3-3 and booked a replay It’s all Sliding Doors, but who’s to say if VAR had been deployed that Barnet wouldn’t have gone on to win the game 2-1 and proceed to the fifth round, banking £180,000 while they’re at it? There has to be parity across the competition to keeps its integrity. VAR should only come into operation from a certain stage, say, the quarter-finals. Where it is likely most clubs will be in the Premier League and able to cope with what is needed or arrangements can be made. It can’t be one set of rules for the fortunate big boys and another for the so-called minnows.

NEXT UP FOR GATE BARNOLDSWICK TOWN SATURDAY 23RD FEBRUARY 2019 NWCFL PREMIER DVIISION THE BRIAN ADDISON STADUIM ADULTS £6 CONCESSIONS £3 UNDER 12 ,

RUNCORN TOWN

LITHERLAND REMYCA SATURDAY 2ND MARCH 2019 NWCFL PREMIER DVIISION THE BRIAN ADDISON STADUIM ADULTS £6 CONCESSIONS £3 UNDER 12 , FREE

BOOTLE SATURDAY 20TH APRIL 2019

SATURDAY 23RD MARCH 2019 NWCFL PREMIER DVIISION THE BRIAN ADDISON STADUIM ADULTS £6 CONCESSIONS £3 UNDER 12 , FREE

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

WINSFORD UNITED SATURDAY 16TH FEBUARY 2019

NORTHWICH VICS SATURDAY 9TH MARCH 2019

NWCFL PREMIER DVIISION

NWCFL PREMIER DVIISION

ST LUKE’S BARTON STADUIM, POSTCODE:CW7 3AE

WINCHAM PARK, POSTCODE: CW9 6DA

ADULTS £6 CONCESSIONS £4 UNDER 16’S £1

1874 NORTHWICH SATURDAY 16TH MARCH 2019 NWCFL PREMIER DVIISION ST LUKE’S BARTON STADUIM, POSTCODE:CW7 3AE

ADULTS £6 CONCESSIONS £4 UNDER 16’S £1

ADULTS £6,CONCESSIONS £4 Under 12’S FREE

WEST DIDSBURY SATURDAY 30TH MARCH 2019 NWCFL PREMIER DVIISION THE RECRETION GROUND, POSTCODE: M21 8FE ADULTS £5,CONCESSIONS £3 Under 12’S FREE

UP NEXT AT The Brian Addison Stadium V

SATURDAY 23RD FEBRURY 2019 KICK OFF 3PM

ADIMISSIONS £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

JAY

BLACKBURN V BRISTOLCITY

HOME WIN

1-2

BOLTON V PRESTON

AWAY WIN

1-1

DRAW

3-0

HOME WIN

2-0

DERBY V HULL QPR V BIRMINGHAM

“SUPER 6” TREBLE POINTS. BOOKIES SAYS

JAY

CRYSTAL PALACE V WEST HAM

AWAY WIN

3-1

HUDDERSFIELD V ARSENAL

AWAY WIN

0-4

LIVERPOOL V BOURNEMOUTH

HOME WIN

5-0

DRAW

1-0

WATFORD V EVERTON

AWAY WIN

2-2

BRIGHTON V BURNLEY

DRAW

0-0

SOUTHAMPTON V CARDIFF

2018/2019 standings Team

Role

Pts

1

Sam Pearson

City Of Liverpool

Fan

41pts

2

Darren Barrow

Northwich Vics

Fan

32pts

3

Andy Richards

Squires Gate

Player

30pts

4

Jay Hayden

Squires Gate

Programme Editor

30pts

5

Nick Harbour

Padiham

Fan

30 pts

6

Alex Duffin

City Of Liverpool

Fan

28pts

7

Peter Hill

Burscough

Fan

26pts

8

Ashley Dobell

1874 Northwich

Fan

24pts

9

Mark Ashmore

Squires Gate

Media Manager Treasuer

24pts

10

Matty Kay

Squires Gate

Player

24pts

11

Liam

Hanley Town

Fan

22pts

Darren Ing

Squire Gate

Fan

22pts

Dan Hayden

Squires Gate

Fan

20pts

Jack Beresford

Sandbach United

Fan

12pts

Gary Pett

Squires Gate

Player

9pts

AWAY DAYS

SATURDAY 16TH MARCH 2019

THE RECREATION GROUND,END OF BROOKBURN ROAD,CHORLTON,MANCHESTER

POSTCODE: M21 8FE

ADULTS £5 CONCESSIONS £3 UNDER 12’S 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)

AROUND THE LEAGUE The icy winter blast that swept across the area in the previous few days meant a near total wipeout of the fixture card, with only three games surviving.

One of those was well out of the area, on the outskirts of Cambridge, but it was an enjoyable one for Northwich Victoria, whose 3-1 win in extra time against Histon saw them through to the last eight of the competition.

A great effort by Histon supporters ensured the game went ahead, with many turning up first thing on Saturday morning to clear snow off the pitch, ensuring the game went ahead. But it was Vics who emerged victorious thanks to two goals from Darryll Mason and one from substitute Jordan Darr.

Two league games survived the wintry conditions, one of those on the artificial surface at the Anfield Sports Centre, where again volunteers turned in Numbers in the morning to clear snow, and ensure that the First Division North game between Lower Breck and Cleator Moor Celtic went ahead.

It turned out to be effort that was rewarded, with Breck posting an 8-1 win, their biggest home win of the season. Oscar Billington set the tome with the opener in the second minute, and after two more goals from Stephen Milne, Billington added a second of his own in the 34th minute to give Breck a 4-0 lead at the break. A goal from Jay Colbeck and an own goal made it 6-0 for Breck, before Ryan Hall provided a crumb of comfort for Celtic with a consolation goal 17 minutes from time. But two late goals from Jamie Henders rounded off a good afternoon of the home side, with the win moving them into fourth place in the table.

One game survived in the First Division South, and it gave Rylands the chance to move four points clear at the top of the table with a 3-0 home win over Eccleshall. Andy Scarisbrick, Tom Freeman and Stuart Wellstead all scored in the opening 36 minutes to clinch victory for the league leaders.

Remember if you cannot follow the action live, then visit the Official League website www.hallmarksecurityleague.com for the latest news, results and information. We can also be found on Twitter and Facebook, so 'follow us' and 'like us' to keep up to date on the goings on from around the League.

FOOTBALL BADGE QUIZ This week brain teaser part 1 we test you on knowledge of some off Football Badge.

Can you get them all?

GUESS THE PLAYER This week Brian Teaser part 2 we test you to see if you can guess some off these football players Can You get them all?

NWCFL WEEK’S FIXTURES SATURDAY 9TH FEBRUARY 2019 FA VASE 5TH ROUND IRLAM V CHERTSEY TOWN

SATURDAY 9TH FEBRUARY 2019 PREMIER DIVISON ABBEY HEY V NORTHWICH VICS BARNOLDSWICK TOWN V CONGLETON TOWN BOOTLE V WINSFORD UNITED RUNCORN TOWN V CITY OF LIVERPOOL SQUIRES GATE V SILSDEN

SATURDAY 16TH FEBRUARY 2019 MARCORN CUP QUARTER FINAL AVRO V NELSON CITY OF LIVERPOOL V NORTHWICH VICS CONGLETON TOWN V CAMMELL LAIRD 1907

SATURDAY 16TH FEBRUARY 2019 PREMIER DIVISON HANLEY TOWN V RUNCORN TOWN PADIHAM V IRLAM SILSDEN V LITHERLAND REMYCA WEST DIDSBURY V CHARNOCK RICHARDS WHITCHURCH ALPORT V ABBEY HEY WINSFORD UNITED V SQUIRES GATE

FOOTBALL SPOT THE BALL In this week final Brain Teaser on this weekend, we test to see if you know with a spot the ball picture below All the answers from this week brain teasers will be in next week issue when we host

SILSDEN

SQUIRES GATE

(GK) CALLUM JAKOVLEVS (GK) BEN FLETCHER

CRAIG BENTHAM

(GK) JACK HARGREAVES

MATTHEW MOSES

DAN GRAY

JOSH KAINE

ANDREW RICHARDS

DANIEL ILLINGWORTH

JOE WYERS-ROEBUCK ADAM SUMNER BEN READER

Referee

REECE LYNDON

Jake Topp

LUKE RHODES JOSEPH MITCHELL

DAVE ROSSALL

CHRISTOPHER WADEMAN

SEYDOU BAMBA

JOSEPH GAUGHAN

JOE BOOTH

NIAL SULTAN

SAM STAUNTON-TURNER

SAMUEL LEE

JOEY MULLEN

Assistant

RYAN CHARNLEY DEAN ING

Matthew Young

RYAN RILEY

Gareth Williams

RICHARD AINSCOUGH DANIEL FORRESRT

JORDAN SALTHOUSE JAMES BOYD OWEN BRIDGE RIC SEEAR

RICCARDO EGIDI FINLEY CLARKSON GARY PETT

Next Home Game

Next Away Game

BARNOLDSWICK TOWN

WINSFORD UNITED SATURDAY 16TH FEBUARY 2019

SATURDAY 23RD FEBRUARY 2019 NWCFL PREMIER DVIISION THE BRIAN ADDISON STADUIM ADULTS £6 CONCESSIONS £3 UNDER 12 , FREE

NWCFL PREMIER DVIISION ST LUKE’S BARTON STADUIM, POSTCODE:CW7 3AE

ADULTS £6 CONCESSIONS £4 UNDER 16’S £1