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THE BLUEâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;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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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. SQUIRES GATE FOOTBALL CLUB Action Replay School Road, Blackpool, FY4 5DS

Mark Ashmore gives us his report from games Padiham

Email: squiresgatefc@gmail.com

Meet The Team

Website: www.squiresgatefc.co.uk Twitter: @squiresgatefc

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

EXECUTIVE:

Prediction League

Chairman: John Maguire

This week no one again however if anyone want to join send me an email to haydenjj@live.com or tweet me @sgfcjay

Co-Chairman: Tony Jo Treasurer: Mark Ashmore Secretary: John Maguire Club President: Brian Addison Committee: John Maguire, Mark Ashmore, Steve Bellamy, Brian Addison, Marc Sumner, Colin Smith, Karl Townson, Spencer Leader, Chris Chadwick, Nick Grindley, Tony Jo Commercial Manager: Marc Sumner Media: Albert Cooper, Mark Ashmore Programme Editor : Jay Hayden

Give It Five We take a look at West Didsbury last 5 wins Loses, draws and last meeting from the teams

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

West in Numbers

Gate Attendee: Jay Hayden

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

First Team Manager: Andy Clarkson

The Non-League Paper

Groundsman: Brian Addison, Steve Bellamy, Bar and Hospitality Staff: Denise Gibson and Carly

YOUTH TEAMS EXECUTIVE:

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

In a new feature we test you Crossword and Wordsearch skills seeing if you can get them all

Last time out for West

We look at West last game in the league where they host 1874 Northwich. We look at the two teams that played and the report Under 14’s Assistant Manager: Matt Smith from the game Under 14’s Manager: Mark Stanley and Mark Turner

Welfare Officers: Dean Stevely and Sarah Kelsey

Last Time At The Brian Addison Stadium We take a look at when Gate host West last season where West came out of Blackpool with the 3 points.

THE BOSS ANDY CLARKSON “ WE HAVE MIXED RESULTS IN THE PAST FEW WEEKS AS WE HAVE GIVEN DEBUTS AND GAMES TO NUMBER OF YOUNG LADS WHO HAVE COME IN AND DONE WELL” I would like to welcome the players, committee and supporters from West Didsbury and Chorlton football club for today's match.

We have had mixed results in the past few weeks as we have given debuts and games to a number of young lads who have come in and done well . Plus we have had a number of injuries and lads away but hopefully apart from gal we are nearly back to full strength. Our main priority is to keep getting results in the league and take one game at a time plus the FA Vase game coming up in October . I hope today's match is very entertaining and I would appreciate you getting behind our lads as you always do . Enjoy the match

Clarky

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DEFEAT

HOME DEFEAT

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BACK TO BACK WINS

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LANCASHIRE CUP ACTION

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Tuesday 25th September 2018//The Brian Addison Stadium //Attendance:54 Squires Gate exited the Lancashire Trophy at the first time of asking when an experimental side lost 2-0 at home to Padiham. Manager Andy Clarkson handed debuts to keeper Jack Hargreaves, midfielder Jack Webster and striker Danny Squires as he looked to review the progress of his young stars at the club. Gate showed bright starts early on and got in behind Padiham when Brad Jones sent over a cross field pass to Jordan Salthouse but he couldn’t get s cross into the box. Padiham took the lead in the game after the 13th minute. After early pressure from Gate Padiham hit Clarkson’s side on the break and forced Jordan O’Mahoney into a last ditch tackle which the referee felt was a penalty. Liam O’Neill stepped up and fired past Jack Hargreaves to give the visitors the lead. The visitors were again awarded a penalty on 30 minutes after another defensive error but this time Jack Hargreaves guessed the right way to save O’Neill’s second of the night. In the first minute of the second half, Padiham doubled their lead. O’Neill again the thorn in Gate’s side. He picked up the ball outside the box before firing past Hargreaves with a shot with the outside of his boot.

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wo goals before half time set the visitors away with Linnets having another ruled out for offside. A further three goals came in the second half without reply from Gate who are still looking for their first home win of the season. Goalkeeper Nick Webb made his debut for the club after Ben Fletcher was still struggling with a knock picked up against Radcliffe on Monday night. 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.

WELCOME TO THE BRIAN ADDISON STADIUM

FACTFILE: FOUDNED: 1908 / NICKNAME: West CHAIRMAN: Steve Settle / MANAGER: Glyn Meacher GROUND: The Recreation Ground/ CAPACITY:1,000

2015-2016

LAST THREE SEASON 2017-2018 2016-2017

HEAD TO HEAD WEST WINS

DRAWS

GATE WINS

LAST THREE MEETINGS SATURDAY 18TH MARCH 2017

SQUIRES GATE 1 WEST DIDSBURY 3

SATURDAY 7TH OCTOBER 2017

SATURDAY 10TH MARCH 2018

WEST DIDSBURY 4

SQUIRES GATE 1

SQUIRES GATE 2

WEST DIDSBURY 2

AWAY DUGOUT

Steve Settle West Didsbury Player/Manager Previous Clubs Atherton LR, Leigh RMI, Witton Albion, Leigh Genesis, Mossley, Curzon Ashton, Bamber Bridge

HISTORY OF THE WEST West played friendlies at first and then in the Manchester Alliance League until the First World War. After the War the club joined the Lancashire and Cheshire League for the 1920/21 season and had to change its name to West Didsbury AFC, as that League did not permit a name suggesting association with any other body. The club was placed in Divisions 1 and A, and stayed in the top flight for 25 seasons. The first honours were double runners up in Div 1 and Rhodes Cup in 1922/23, and the club remained in the L+C League until 2006, winning many honours and providing 4 League Presidents along the way. The home ground from before 1914 until the mid 1980’s was Christie Playing Fields, and then the owners, Manchester and Salford Playing Fields Society, gave the club notice to quit having decided to sell off the land for commercial development – now ironically called ‘Christie Fields’ office park. After several years’ nomadic existence the club acquired the redundant and overgrown Recreation Ground at Brookburn Road in Chorlton in 1996, and made plans to restore the ground and develop a vision for a community club. This was down to the hard work of a core of players and Committee who refused to let the club fold. New changing rooms and clubhouse facilities were completed aided by a Lottery grant, new sponsors and members’ fundraising, but without a penny from the Playing Fields Society sale proceeds and in time to start the 1997-98 season at this new home. A further name change followed in 2003 to reflect the new location in Chorlton and the club was then elected to the Manchester League in 2006. In 2007/8 West won its first Manchester League silverware lifting the Murray Shield in the last game of the club’s centenary year. That team was the nucleus of the previously successful junior team and the following season 2008/09 West just missed promotion to the Premier Division and again reached the Murray Shield Final. With a new management team led by Andy Nelson, 2009/10 was very successful and honours spread throughout the club. The 1st team won the Murray Shield (the third consecutive year in the final) and was league runners-up. The reserves won the Bridgewater League Cup and the U17 Youth team won their League. In 2010/2011 the 1st team won the Manchester League First Division title in style with a fantastic 65 points out of 72 possible. This ranks as one of the highest points totals per game in Manchester League history dating back over a century. The clubs reserve team and youth teams also had terrific seasons, also resulting in promotion and for the second year reaching the Bridgewater Cup Final. The Youth team reached yet another final where they were just pipped to the trophy by New Mills and the Veterans were runners up in the Premier Division of the Cheshire Veterans League. Plans were made to lease adjacent land long term for junior football to deliver the club Vision to be a FA Charter Standard Club, playing at the highest possible level it can whilst remaining financially viable. Floodlights were erected in July 2011 to meet FA requirements and West competed in the FA Vase for the first time in 2011-12 as a Step 7 club. Election to the Step 6 and the NWCFL followed in June 2012 and the club had an incredible first season finishing in 3rd position to secure promotion to Step 5, guaranteeing a first ever FA Cup place and winning the Div1 Trophy. 2013-14 saw a strong recovery from a series of early season setbacks and defeats in August to consolidate with a very creditable 12th place league finish in the Premier Division. Two new stands were then installed to improve spectator facilities and the new grass pitches were laid out on adjoining land as part of the long term development plan. Further historic milestones in 2013-14 were the 2-0 home victory over Abbey Hey in the club’s first ever appearance in the FA Cup quickly followed by a 2-1 first FA Vase victory away at NCEL Rossington Main near Doncaster in mid September. The following season saw the club experience something of an erratic start in the League, as well as losing to Brighouse Town from the Evo Stik League [North] in the FA Cup at the end of August having been given a walk over by the FA in the previous round against NWCFL new club, Cammell Laird 1907. Rossington were FA Vase opponents for the second successive year and again defeated 2-1, this time at home, before West lost 1-2 to eventual finalists Glossop North End. Some good mid season results garnered enough points to finish 16th in the table, well clear of trouble, with a final home game 2-0 victory over Runcorn Linnets signing off manager Andy Nelson’s six meteoric season’s in style. 2015-16 proved to be a record breaking season in a number of ways for West. After a slightly erratic start to the season under new manager Steve Settle, a series of good results from September onwards saw the club rise up the table eventually finishing in a record 5th place. The major highlight of the season had to be the record breaking 15-1 FA Vase win over Dinnington Town, this being the highest ever win both in the Vase as a competition and by any NWCFL club throughout history. Progression was also made off the field with new facilities at Hardy Farm opened by local MP Jeff Smith. Plans were also made to expand the clubhouse and spectator facilities at Brookburn Road. The season was to have a sad end with the death of club secretary Rob Turley, a man who had been involved with West Didsbury & Chorlton for over 40 years. But with a strong volunteer base and progress being made on and off the field, the club is in safe hands with a bright future ahead. 2016/17 saw the club finihsed in 6th place but finished with both a record points total and number of goals scored notching 106 league goals. The club also saw a record average attendance as almost 5,000 people attended matches at Brookburn Road with a club record 674 in attendance for the South Manchester Derby against Maine Road.

THE YEAR THE WEST WAS FOUNDED BUT AS CHRIST CHURCH

THE CAPACITY WEST GROUND BRROKBURN ROAD

WEST DIDSBURY RECORD ATTENDANCE V MAINE ROAD IN 2018

THE YEAR WEST CHANGE THEIR NAME FROM CHRIST CHURCH TO WEST DIDSBURY

THE YEAR WEST WON THE NWCFL FIRST DIVISION TROPHY

POSITON WHERE WEST DIDSBURY FINISHED LAST YEAR

THE YEAR WEST HAD THEIR BEST FA CUP RUN

THE YEAR WEST JOINED THE MANCHESTER DIVISION ONE LEAGUE

HEAD TO HEAD IN NUMBERS There has been 11 meeting between the two side. The first meeting was back in 2014 in which was west first season in NWCFL Premier division

West Didsbury has scored 23 goals in the 11 meeting which the sides has played The highest attendance between the two side has been 353. This was when the two side met for the first time last season . West has won 3 out of the 11 games that the side has played

Gate gas scored 16 goals in the 11 games that the two teams had met

There has been 3 draws between the two sides.

Give it FIVE LAST 5 WINS SATURDAY 14TH JULY 2018

SATURDAY 1ST SEPTEMBER 2018

WEST DIDSBURY 2

LOWER BACK 3

SANDBACH UNITED 1

WEST DIDSBURY 1

TUESDAY 17TH JULY 2018

TUESDAY 7TH SEPTEMBER 2018

WEST DIDSBURY 2

SILSDEN 3

SKELMERSDALE UNITED 1

WEST DIDSBURY 0

SATURDAY 21ST JULY 2018

SATURDAY 8TH SEPTEMBER 2018

WYTHENSAHWE TOWN 1

PADIHAM 1

WEST DIDSBURY 2

WEST DIDSBURY 0

SATURDA6 28TH JULY 2018

SATURDAY 15TH SEPTEMBER 2018

WEST DIDSBURY 5

CONGLETON TOWN 4

WYTHENSHAWE AMATEURS 0

WEST DIDSBURY 1

MONDAY 27TH AUGUST 2018 WEST DIDSBURY 3 WHITCHURCH ALPORT 1

LAST 5 HOME RESUTLS SATURDAY 4TH AUGUST 2018 WEST DIDSBURY 3

NORTHWICH VICS 5 SATURDAY 11TH AUGUST 2018 WEST DIDSBURY 2 SQUIRES GATE 3 SATURDAY 25TH AUGUST 2018 WEST DIDSBURY 2 BOOTLE 2

LAST 5 DEFEATS

LAST 5 AWAY RESULTS SATURDAY 18TH AUGUST 2018 RUNCORN TOWN 5 WEST DIDSBURY 0

SATURDAY 22ND SEPTEMBER 2018 WEST DIDSBURY 1 1874 NORTHWICH 2

LAST 2 DRAWS TUESDAY 7TH AUGUST 2018 HANLEY TOWN 1 WEST DIDSBURY 1

SATURDAY 1ST SEPTEMBER 2018

SATURDAY 25TH AUGUST 2018

LOWER BACK 3

WEST DIDSBURY 2

WEST DIDSBURY 1

BOOTLE 2

TUESDAY 7TH SEPTEMBER 2018 SILSDEN 3 WEST DIDSBURY 0

MONDAY 27TH AUGUST 2018

SATURDAY 8TH SEPTEMBER 2018

WEST DIDSBURY 3

PADIHAM 1

WHITCHURCH ALPORT 1

WEST DIDSBURY 0

SATURDAY 22ND SEPTEMBER 2018

SATURDAY 15TH SEPTEMBER 2018

WEST DIDSBURY 1

CONGLETON TOWN 4

1874 NORTHWICH 2

WEST DIDSBURY 1

ALL ABOUT DIDSBURY In a brand new feature we tell some a bit about our visitors town and where there are based. West has a population of 26788 since 2011

West is 4.5 miles away from the south of Manchester city Centre

WEST has the same postal code and is part of Manchester

Didsbury was one of the few places between Stretford and Stockport where the river could be forded

Didsbury is close to junction 5 of Manchester ring road and Didsbury is n the m60 towards the airport

West has a Metrolink that runs though the town ever since 1980â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s

Between 1956 and 1969 the old capitol theatre at the junction of parrs wood road and school lane served as the northern studios of itv station

AUGUST OPPOSITION

H/A

Comp

SCORE Att. Pos

MOTM

SILSDEN

NWFCL

1-1

208

11th

ADAM SUMNER

BURSCOUGH

NWCFL

6-1

105

4th

RYAN RILEY

WEST DIDSBURY

FA CUP EP

2-3

214

N/A

RYAN CHARNLEY

CONGELTON TOWN

NWCFL

0-1

9th

JOE BOOTH

ASHTON ATHLETIC

NWCFL

0-1

5th

JOE BOOTH

DROYLSDEN

FA CUP P

4-4

164

N/A

PADIHAM

NWCFL

1-0

5th

ADAM SUMNER

SEPTEMBER 01

1874 NORTHWICH

NWCFL

3-0

130

4th

MATTHEW KAY

DROYLSDEN

FA CUP PR

1-0

157

N/A

CITY OF LIVERPOOL

FA CUP 1Q

1-5

255

N/A

BARNOLDSWICK TOWN

NWCFL

2-1

102

6th

BEN FLETCHER

WORSBOROUGH BRIDGE

FA VASE 2Q

0-2

102

N/A

MATTTHEW KAY

HANLEY TOWN

NWCFL

2-1

101

7th

DEAN ING

PAIDHAM

LCT 1

0-2

N/A

JACK WEBSTER

WEST DIDSBURY

NWCFL

OCTOBER 06 NORTHWICH VICTORIA

NWCFL

IRLAM

NWCFL

SANDBACH UNITED

FA VASE 1ST ROUND

WHITCHURCH ALPORT

NWCFL

LONGRIDGE TOWN

MARCON CUP R1

ABBEY HEY

NWCFL

NOVEMBER 03

WINSFORD UNITED

NWCFL

CITY OF LIVERPOOL

NWCFL

BURSCOIGH

NWCFL

BOOTLE

NWCFL

RUNCORN TOWN

NWCFL

DECEMBER 01

LITHERLAND REMYCA

NWCFL

ASHTON ATHLETIC

NWCFL

SLISDEN

NWCFL

IRLAM

NWCFL

CHARNOCK RICHARD

NWCFL

WHITCHURCH ALPORT

NWCFL

OPPOSITION

H/A

Comp

05 CITY LIVERPOOL

NWCFL

ABBEY HEY

NWCFL

26 HANLEY TOWN

NWCFL

Att. Pos

MotM

JANUARY

FEBRUARY 02

LITHERLAND REMYCA

NWCFL

WINSFORD UNITED

NWCFL

BARNOLDSWICK TOWN

NWCFL

09 NORTHWICH VICTORIA

NWCFL

23 RUNCORN TOWN

NWCFL

30 WEST DIDSBURY

NWCFL

20 BOOTLE

NWCFL

CHARNOCK RICHARD

NWCFL

CONGLETON TOWN

NWCFL

MARCH 1874 NORTHWICH

APRIL 13

PADIHAM

NWCFL LEAGUE TABLE P

PTS

CITY OF LIVERPOOL

SILSDEN

CONGLETON TOWN

RUNCORN TOWN

BARNOLDSWICK TOWN

PAIDHAM

NORTHWICH VICS

SQUIRES GATE

BOOTLE

CHARNOCK RICHARD

HANLEY TOWN

-10

1874 NORTHWICH

-7

WHITCHURCH ALPORT

-2

IRLAM

-1

BURSCOUGH

-7

LITHERLAND REMCYA

-5

WINSFORD UNITED

-13

WEST DIDSBURY

-13

ABBEY HEY

-17

ASHTON ATHLETIC

-11

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1874 Northwich regained their stranglehold over West as a pointless September continued at Brookburn Road. West’s victory in the same fixture last April was their first over 1874 in 11 attempts, but this was normal service resumed as Taylor Kennerley scored either side of half time to hand the Greens their second league win of the season and ensure Junior Dos Santos’ equaliser was for naught. Both sides woke up on Saturday morning firmly at the wrong end of the table with a solitary win each to their names, and frayed nerves were evident in an opening period where free-kicks outnumbered successful passes. It took 20 minutes for the first opportunity of any note, and it was enough for 1874 to open the scoring – Marcus Burgess did well to deflect a low shot away with his feet, but Kennerley was in the right place to snaffle the rebound. West, again without the injured Ashley Leather, were struggling to make any impact in the Greens’ half but an equaliser did arrive just after the half-hour. Joe Shaw collected a deep cross and found Dos Santos, who took aim from 30 yards and cashed in as 1874 keeper James Coates could only palm the ball into the bottom corner. If the first period was inconclusively scrappy, the second was more open as the visitors began to push forward. However, Burgess was rarely called into gainful employment and Kyle Riley 01 JAMES COATES spurned the clearest opening when he skewed wide 01 MARCUS BURGESS 02 PAUL CONNOR from close range. West almost punished the Greens 02 JOSHUA TINKER 03 JORDAN TUCKER for their profligacy when Dos Santos found space on 03 BENJAMIN WOODS 04 JACK PRITCHARD the edge of the box, but this time luck deserted him 04 MARTYN ANDREWS 05 DANIEL THOMAS and his effort cannoned off the crossbar. 05 JONATHAN MASON 06 SAM FREAKES Joe Shaw headed wide from a decent position with 06 MATTHEW ECKERSLEY 07 CALLUM GARDNER his last act before being substituted for debutant 07 SCOTT MASON 08 JACK IRLAM Abel Tsegaye, but Kennerley was more clinical sec08 JOHN ROBERTS 09 KYLE RILEY onds later when he caught Josh Tinker unaware and 09 SAUL HENDERSON 10 KAZIM WAITE JACKSON made a perfect connection with a right-wing cross, 10 JOSEPH SHAW 11 TAYLOR KENNERLEY leaving Burgess grasping at thin air. 11 MERIZEL DOS SANTOS 12 RYAN EISELT

12 DANIEL MEADOWCROFT

14 WILLAM JONES

14 JOSH WINTHROP

15 SAUL BREW-BUTLER

15 JACK LEVER

16 ABEL TSEGAY

16 LUCAS WEIR

17 GEROGI WHYMENT

17 DAVID STEVENSON

WEST JUNIOR ROUND UP JUNIORS | Weekend Round Up (September 22nd-23rd)

Positive showings for younger age groups It was a great weekend for West Under-11s as they defeated Urmston Meadowside Santos at Hardy Farm. A Ted Christon hat-trick, a George Roskell brace and one from Isaac Marshall ensured West a 6-4 win in a thrilling encounter. Meanwhile the Under 12’s also played out a thriller as they drew 3-3 Alderley United Warlocks at home. Sam Maher will get the plaudits for his hattrick but it the whole team earned the credit with an excellent performance with ‘heaps of heart’ against a very good Warlocks side. Mixed Start for Under-9s The Under-9s Eagles kick started their Purple league campaign with a fine 3-0 victory over Trafford AFC. Goals from Sacha Lerebours, Frankie Farman and Nico Malik set them on their way with Isaac Power earning the player of the match award. In the Red League, it was a somewhat tougher start for the Under-9s Owls who lost 9-4 to Mobberley despite a pair of braces from Jude Pinson (2) and Oliver Copley-Gould (2). Goals, Goals, Goals for Under-13s The Under-13s don’t do dull games with no less than 25 goals between the Badgers and Magpies games at the weekend. Unfortunately for the ‘Badpies’ they were both on the end of heavy defeats both at home and on their travels. The Badgers were defeated 12-3 away to Wythenshawe Amateurs Pumas as they were forced to play much of the game a player down. Despite that they continued to create chances with the goals coming from Kayden Power (2) and Joel Longworth. At Hardy Farm despite a Josh Fookes brace and a penalty from Jack ‘The Hitman’ Haworth an under strength Magpies were beaten 7-3 by Wilmslow Town Panthers. The Magpies are 7th in Division 3 whilst the Badgers are 9th in Division 4. First defeat of the season for Under-17s Playing away to Sale United Under-18s the Under-17s suffered their first loss of the season. Having initially been 2-0 at half time West rallied back through goals from Mohammed Adel Forjani, Theo Peters and Padraic Murphy. Howeve,r it was not to be as despite an excellent performance they succumbed to two goals eventually going down 4-3 to leave them second in the league after three rounds of games. Under-15s Girls still finding their feet at higher level It was a second defeat on the bounce for the Under-15s girls on Saturday losing 6-2 at home to Unicorn Athletic. The day didn’t start well with only 10 players available and the girls were 2-0 down before Alice King handed the 15s a lifeline. However a lack of goalkeeper exposed them and it was 5-1 before a superb individual effort from Ruby Cole scored a late consolation with Unicorn adding a 6th with the last kick of the game.

LAST TIME AT THE BRIAN ADDISON STADIUM SQUIRES GATE

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WEST DIDSBURY

PETT 20 (P) Saturday 10th March 2018/The Brian Addison Stadium/Att:60/HT: 1-0 On a wet and miserable day in Blackpool, the two sides at the wrong end of the league knew that a win for either side would be important to pull them away from the bottom clubs. Manager Andy Clarkson welcomed back Trio Max Rothwell, Gary Pett and Ryan Riley who missed out on Thursday’s loss at 1874 Northwich. Defender Jordan O’Mahoney came in to partner Alex Colquhoun in the middle of defence. Max Rothwell created the opening for Gate’s first chance for the game when he floated a ball into the box. He was looking for the run of Dean Ing, but the keeper met the ball first. Gary Pett then battled well to win the ball back on his return to the side, he played in Ryan Riley, but he wingers cross could only find the side netting. Midfielder Matt Eckersley had he visitors first chance for he game when he met right back Affleck’s cross into the box but could only find Ben Fletcher’s gloves. Gate went close again after 20 minutes when Max Rothwell had an effort cleared off the line. The midfielder fired a snapshot towards goal but defender Bayunu was in the right place to clear off the line. Gate opened the scoring after 23 minutes from the spot. Ryan Riley crowded out in the box as he looked to pass two West’ men, with the man in black ruling that Riley had been fouled. Gary Pett kept his cool to score his 14th of the season as he fired past Ashley from the spot. Gate almost had a quick fire second as Pett burst into the box, but West keeper Ashley managed to save the shot with his face. The visitors would be next to go close as first midfielder Joe Shaw saw his freekick go the wrong side of the post before top goal scorer Tom Bailey could only guide a cross the wrong side of the post moments later. Bailey was involved again in the last chance of the first half when he looked for winger Ben Steer at the back post, but Steer couldn’t connect with the ball across. HALF TIME: Squires Gate 1-0 West Didsbury & Chorlton Steer looked to make amends for his miss before the break as he sent a wicked cross into the box, but the winger could only find the post. Dean Ing almost scores a superb solo goal as Gate broke forward looking for a second. The midfielder ran from his own half but took a touch too many as he reached the box, allowing West to clear. Scott Harries then looked to test the keeper a minute later, he made space for himself on the edge of the box but curled his shot the wrong side of the post. The visitors showed their danger on the hour mark as they broke forward on the counter but the move ended when midfielder Shaw fired wide. Both Pett and Harries linked up well on 61 minutes but the latters cross could only find the keeper at the near post. The two linked up again six minutes later to go even closer for Gate. A freekick into the box found the head of Pett who in turn found Harries but the midfielder could only volley uncharacteristicly wide inside the box. The turning point in the game came on 83 minutes when West top goal scorer Tom Bailey, headed the Manchester side level. The striker who found space at the back post to head in Affleck’s cross past Fletcher. West who had been turning in the pressure for the last 25 minutes of the game would then bag themselves a late winner. The referee awarding the second penalty of the day but this time to the visitors, Gate protesting that the challenge was outside the box but all protests were waved away by the referee. Bailey stepped up to convert the spot kick and send the travelling West fans home with an important three points.

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 column below, written by myself. Jamie Vardy has gone on to forge a remarkable career in football from his earlier days in the lower leagues. But he is someone who has become so widely written about everyone from Land’s End to John O’Groats has come to groan whenever they read his name and ‘Non-League’ as the subject of a news headline. It is a little bit like when you would flick through the TV channels and you find Clare Balding presenting Crufts, then she’s on the BBC fronting coverage of the athletics and on Channel 4 doing the horse racing. And, in this regard, it’s similar when you see Jamie Vardy and another Non-League angle taken by a sportswriter who is tapping what’s left of an empty keg. His story is not unique to him and is not unique to Non-League football in this country or, indeed, in other footballloving nations. But that should not diminish the feats of his career – Clare Balding is still a great presenter after all, that’s why she is getting all the TV gigs. For Vardy, seeing his career ascend to the international stage was something few footballers can dream of. But here are a few who have trod the same path as the former FC Halifax Town forward. Miroslav Klose (Germany) – FC 08 Homberg The record goalscorer in FIFA World Cups was a bit of a late-bloomer in the sport before becoming a force for Die Mannschaft. At the age of 20, Klose was splitting his time between pulling on the colours of fifth division side FC 08 Homberg and bricklaying before a move to Kaiserslautern II in 1999 saw his career come into fruition. 125 goals for Bundesliga sides Kaiserslautern, Werder Bremen and European giants Bayern Munich followed, as well as a five-year stint in Italy with Lazio where he averaged one goal every two-and-a-half games. For the national team, Klose became a much-needed puzzle piece that had been missing since Oliver Bierhoff’s retirement. In 137 caps for Germany Klose scored 71 times, including 16 goals at World Cups to pass Ronaldo’s record. Fernando Llorente (Spain) – CD Basconia Granted, Basque country club Basconia act as a feeder club to Athletic Bilbao but they are a club established in their own right and with their own history.

Llorente was a teenager when he turned out for the third-tier side reaching double-figures in the 2003-04 season. Eight years with Bilbao followed and so did international honours as Llorente provided the grunt to back up the skill and finesse of David Villa and Fernando Torres in Spain’s World Cup and European Championship double of 2010 and 2012.

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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

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Burton v Burnley

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Millwall v Fulham

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0-4

Man United v Derby

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City Of Liverpool

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Ashley Dobell

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Matty Kay

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Dan Hayden

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AROUND THE LEAGUE Three big FA Cup ties and a barrowload of goals across all three divisions offered plenty of entertainment and drama at the weekend. There was disappointment for our remaining three teams in the Emirates FA Cup 2nd Qualifying Round, with all three going out of the competition. Ashton Athletic lost 5-0 to York City, City of Liverpool lost 4-0 to Chester and Dunston UTS beat Irlam 2-1. Post match reaction from all three games can be found in the news item below. In the Premier Division, Silsden moved back to the top of the table, thanks to Kyle Hancock's 89th minute winner clinching a 3-2 win at Winsford United. Congleton Town are in third place, the Bears coming from behind with goals from Dan Cope and Dean Warburton in the last 20 minutes earning a 2-1 win at Charnock Richard. Barnoldswick Town's 5-1 win over Runcorn Town at the Silentnight Stadium moved them to within one place and five points of their visitors, and Padiham are level on points with Barlick following their 4-0 home win over Litherland REMYCA, in which Michael Fowler scored twice for the Storks. Northwich Victoria's good run of form was ended by a 1-0 defeat at Whitchurch Alport, the decisive goal coming from Nick Porter in the 17th minute Squires Gate's 2-1 defeat at Hanley Town keeps them in eight place, one place above Bootle who won 5-1 at home to Abbey Hey, Carl Peers scoring twice for the Bucks. Taylor Kennerley scored both goals for 1874 Northwich in the 2-1 win at West Didsbury & Chorlton. The First Division North is now headed by Carlisle City, who moved two points clear at the top with two first half goals from David Renyard setting them on their way to a 4-2 home win over Avro. A second half comeback from AFC Liverpool saw them score three times without reply to earn a 3-1 win at Shelley that moved them into fourth place, and Lower Breck are one place behind following their 3-1 win over Bacup Borough. Cleator Moor Celtic's 7-1 win defeat of AFC Darwen moved them level on points with their visitors, although it was an outcome few would have predicted at half time with Celtic just 1-0 ahead. Goals in the last 14 minutes from Justin Pickering and Theodore Kidd edged Prestwich Heys to a 3-1 home win over Steeton, and a hat trick from Liam DIggle was the highlight of St Helens Town's 9-0 win against bottom of the table Holker Old Boys. Gary Burnett scored twice in Atherton LR's 4-2 win at Garstang, Bradley Smart also bagged a double in Ashton Town's 4-1 win at Daisy Hill and a last minute equaliser from Jake Lloyd salvaged a 2-2 draw for Nelson at home to Chadderton. In the First Division South Rylands top the table after an impressive 5-2 win at Cheadle Heath Nomads. Not for the first time this season, joint player-manager Stuart Wellstead was instrumental in his side's win, scoring his second hat trick of the season. Wythenshawe Amateurs are now in second place after going down 3-2 at New Mills on Friday night after being two up with an hour played, and Vauxhall Motors moved into third place thanks to a 4-3 win in a thriller against St Martins. Daniel Cross struck an 82nd minute winner for the Motormen, who were 3-1 down at the break. Abbey Hulton United are fifth after Lee Cropper's 88th minute winner earned them a 2-1 win at Sandbach United, and Cheadle Town are one point and one place behind with Ruben Abreu's goal clinching a 1-0 win at Ellesmere Rangers. Wythenshawe Town wrote their name in league history with their 11-3 win at Eccleshall being the first time that the score has ever been recorded. Seven different Town players got on the score sheet and Daniel Hudson bagged a hat trick. FC Oswestry Town's David Howarth also bagged a hat trick in his side's 5-2 win at Barnton, and a 90th minute winner from Luke Askey clinched a 3-2 win for Stone Old Alleynians at Maine Road. Elsewhere, Cammell Laird 1907 won 2-0 at Stone Dominoes and an 85th minute Adam Etches penalty secured a 2-2 draw for Stockport Town at home to Alsager Town. 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.

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NWCFL WEEKâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S FIXTURES SATURDAY 29TH SEPETMBER 2018 PREMIER DIVISON 1874 NORTHWICH V BOOTLE BARNOLDSWICK TOWN V ASHTON ATHLETIC CITY OF LIVERPOOL V WINSFORD UNITED IRLAM V CHARNOCK RICHARD LITHERLAND REMYCA V CONGLETON TOWN NORTHWICH VICS V SILSDEN PADIHAM V BURSCOUGH RUNCORN TOWN V ABBEY HEY SQUIRES GATE V WEST DIDSBURY WHITCHURCH ALPORT V HANLEY TOWN

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

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Arthur Kinnard the 11th Lord Kinnard played in how many FA Cup finals?

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Wayne Rooney was sent off in England 2006 World Cup quarter final fixture against which team?

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WEST DIDSBURY

SQUIRES GATE

(GK) MARCUS BURGESS

(GK) BEN FLETCHER

(GK) WILLIAM JONES

(GK) JACK HARGREAVES

(GK) OLIVER CULKIN

(GK) CALLUM KIRKLAND

JOSH TINKER

SEYDOU BAMBA

RICHMOND BOTCHEY

JOSEPH BOOTH

Referee

RYAN CHARNLEY

Daniel Hitchell

FINLEY CLARKSON

JONATHAN MASON MATT ECKERSLEY RYAN EISETT

BRETT DAWSON

SAUL BREW - BUTLER

JAMIE GIBSON

JIMMY WOODWARD

DANEIL GREEN

JOE SHAW

DEAN ING

MARK ROGERS

MATTHEW KAY

Assistant

ISAAC KUSALOKA DANNY SQUIRES

Zharir Mustafa

JOSEPH MULLEN

Louis Smith

MARTIN ANDREWS RORY BRESLIN JACK LANGFORD ZACHERY COOPER

JORDAN O’MAHONEY

ASHLEY LEATHER.

GARY PETT

TOM BAILEY

BENJAMIN READER

SAUL HENDERSON

ANDREW RICHARDS

MERIZEL DOS SANTOS

RYAN RILEY

CHRISTIAN BANASKO

DAVID ROSSALL RICHARD SEEAR ADAM SUMNER JORDAN SALTHOUSE

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