Squires Gate v Winsford United by SquiresGateFC

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

Picture by Albert PICTURE BY IANCooper DAVIES Proud Member of North West Counties Hallmark Security League Premier Division VS WINSFORD UNITED Tuesday 6th November 2018 KICK-OFF 7:45PM

Issue 12

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

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

SQUIRES GATE FOOTBALL CLUB

Action Replay

School Road, Blackpool, FY4 5DS

Mark Ashmore gives us his report from our Home Game with Irlam last Tuesday and also our trip to Avro in the fa vase on Saturday

Email: squiresgatefc@gmail.com

Meet The Team

Website: www.squiresgatefc.co.uk

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

Twitter: @squiresgatefc EXECUTIVE: Chairman: John Maguire Co-Chairman: Tony Jo Treasurer: Mark Ashmore Secretary: John Maguire Club President: Brian Addison

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

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

Winsford in Numbers

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

All About Winsford

Programme Editor : Jay Hayden

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

Gate Attendee: Jay Hayden

The Non-League Paper

First Team Manager: Andy Clarkson

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

Assiants Manager: Joe Booth Physio: Lucy Gray Goalkeeper Coach: Jonathon Moorhouse

Last Time Out In this feature we take a look at Winsford United last time they played in the league and found out the score and the match report from the game

Director of Football: Jimmy Salthouse

Next Up For Gate

Groundsman: Brian Addison, Steve Bellamy,

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

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

Around the League We take a look at the NWCFL newsletter for this week and found out what happen all round the league over the weekend

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

THE BOSS ANDY CLARKSON “I HOPEMY LADS CAN START BRIGHT TONIGHTAS OF LATE WE HAVE BEEN GIVING OURSELVES TOO MUCH TO DO IN THE SECOND HALF”

I would like to welcome the players , officials and supporters from Winsford for tonight's game I'm hoping my lads can start bright tonight as of late we have been giving ourselves too much to do in the second half . Hope you enjoy the game Up The Gate Clarky

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WANT TO SPONSOR A PLAYER THIS SEASON ? There is still player you can sponsor at, you can sponsor them at a cost of £30. it will includes mentions on website ,Programme and on social media every time the player scores. Interested? Email Mark Ashmore on squiresgatefc@gmail.com or speak to him at any game.

LEAGUE ACTION

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SQUIRES GATE DAWSON 58,79

FLETCHER GRAY SUMNER CHARNLEY RICHARDS BAMBA SEEAR

WHITE STEWART GRIFFITHS DOYLE LEDSON AMADO PERRY

BOOTH EGIDI ING RILEY SUBS MULLEN MUTUTU SALTHOUSE DAWSON

MORRISON MARTIN BOLAND POLITT SUBS BRAITHWAITE EYRES BUCKLEY

IRLAM PERRY 3,15,28 BOLAND 34 BUCKLEY 76

Tuesday 30th October 2018//The Brian Addison Stadium /NWCFL PREMIER DVIISION /Attendance:60 Squires Gate’s unbeaten run was cruelty halted at the hands of Irlam on Tuesday nightThe visitors were four goals in front after just 35 minutes with Gate blown away. Winger Marcus Perry struck three goals in 28 minutes to shock Andy Clarkson’s side who despite having plenty of possession couldn’t test the keeper. Matthew Boland then added a fourth goal in similar fashion with ten minutes of the first half left. Half Time: Squires Gate 0-4 Irlam Like chalk and cheese, the second half saw a vast improvement from Gate. Keeper Ben Fletcher had to be alert at the start of the second half when he made two fab puppies saves when one on one. Manager Andy Clarkson made a double change ten minutes into the second half and a near instant impact. Brett Dawson with the confidence to fire first time beating the keeper after just four minutes on the pitch.

Another sub, Joey Mullen, came close to adding another for Gate with a fierce strike from outside the box. The ball fell to the midfielder but the Irlam keeper was equal. The visitors efficiency was in play again when they added a fifth goal in the 76th minute. Jordan Buckley showing his strength to hold off his man before turning and firing past Fletcher. Brett Dawson then grabbed his second of the game a minute after Irlam’s fifth when he tried his luck with a long range effort which beat the keeper.

FA VASE ACTION

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AVRO WALLWORK 12,STOCKDALE 26

LATHAM POXON GRIMSHAW RATHBONE RATHBONE SHENTON POLLARD

FLETCHER RICHARDS SUMNER MULLEN ROSSALL THORPE SEEAR

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BOOTH EGIDI DAWSON RILEY SUBS ING BAMBA CHARNLEY TUTU READER

2 1 SQUIRES GATE EGIDI 57

Saturday 3rd November 2018/Vestacare Stadium/FA Vase Round 2/Attendance:110 Squires Gate bowed out of the FA Vase on Saturday afternoon at the hands of Division One North side Avro. Manager Andy Clarkson made several changes to his side after Tuesday night defeat to Irlam. Defenders Dave Rossall and Saul Thorpe came into the back four with Joey Mullen preceded in midfield. The homeside took the lead 12 minutes into the first half. With Gate down to ten men due to Riccardo Egidi changing his shorts, the homeside struck taking advantage. Winger Kane Wallwork firing last Ben Fletcher to open the scoring. Newly appointed player/assistant manager Joe Booth came close to levelling the game just minutes later when he and Brett Dawson linked up. Booth’s shot though was straight at the keeper. Avro came close again in a fast opening 20 minutes. They struck the post from a freekick before firing over from the rebound. Gate’s best chance of the first 20 minutes came from striker Riccardo Egidi. Still looking for his first goal for the club, Egidi was denied by a fine save when he headed Adam Sumner’s freekick towards goal, only to be denied by a fine save. Avro doubled their lead in frustatring fashion from a Gate point of view. From the corner the biggest man on the pitch was left unmarked to head in past Fletcher to make it 2-0 Gate were gifted a lifeline in the game when an Avro midfielder was sent off!

The referee judging that Louis Potts had put his head towards Joey Mullen

Half Time: Avro 2-0 Squires Gate Gate had a shuffle round in personal at half time with Dean Ing coming on for Andy Richards with Joey Mullen moving to right back. It was Mullen who came close on 57 minutes when an Avro clearance came out to him but he fired over with a first time effort. A minute later and Gate would get on the scoresheet. Striker Riccardo Egidi opening his account for the club when he headed in Adam Sumner’s cross. Gate had plenty of possession in the game but just didn’t test the home keeper enough. A lovely 8 pass move created a chance for Ryan Riley, but his shot was straight at the keeper. Gate had a late chance for a freekick on the edge of the box, but Adam Sumner’s strike was straight at the keeper who saved well, Gate couldn’t convert the corner. Late into the last five minutes of normal time, the homeside saw another player dismissed. This time the goal scorer Mike Stockdale was sent off for a second yellow. Gate though couldn’t take advantage of the two dismissals in the game and exited the FA Vase.

WELCOME TO THE BRIAN ADDISON STADIUM

FACTFILE: FOUDNED:1883/ NICKNAME: The Blues CHAIRMAN: Ray Duckworth /MANAGER :Lee Duckworth GROUND: The St Lukeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Barton Stadium

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

HEAD TO HEAD WINSFORD WINS

DRAWS

GATE WINS

LAST THREE MEETINGS SATUDAY 25TH MARCH 2017

SATURDAY 21ST OCTOBER 2017

WINSFORD UNITED 4

WINSFORD UNITED 2

SATURDAY 23RD DECEMBER 2017

SQUIRES GATE 2

SQUIRES GATE 2 WINSFORD UNITED 2

AWAY DUGOUT

LEE DUCKWORTH Lee joins in Winsford back in 2015 when the old manager Rob Byrne resigned from his position earlier that week. Since then he has lead Winsford to a mid table finished in the past 2 season. However this season hasn't gone to well at the moment him and his team sit bottom of the league and hasn't won a game in nearly 10 games. He knows today game with Andy Side is not going Even tho Gate come into today of a upsetting lost in the Vase on Saturday. Both teams will be looking to change this run in forum tonight and lets hope it a good game.

HISTORY OF THE BLUES Winsford United have a long and proud history, having been formed way back in 1883. In those early days, the club was called Over Wanderers and competed in the Welsh Combination Football League. After a few seasons, the club changed to its present name and its present ground - Barton Stadium - although it was called Great Western Playing Field at the outset. The club brought on many good players during this period and after losing several players to Football League clubs, they experienced a somewhat unsuccessful spell that resulted in the club folding. United reformed in 1913 but it was short lived as World War One broke out. After the cessation of hostilities, United regrouped with under Mr R G Barton (hence Barton Stadium) and the club became a founder member of the Cheshire League, winning the Championship in its second season. After the war, United became a Limited company and the 1950’s saw the glory days on Non-League football when crowds of over 3000 were the norm. In 1959 Winsford won the Cheshire Senior Cup against Ellesmere Port Town in front of a 12,000 crowd at Gresty Road. Under John Williams in the 1970’s they had the most successful period in their history winning the Cheshire League and the Challenge Cup on several occasions. In 1974 they reached the Senior Cup final again, this time against the then-mighty Macclesfield Town. The final was an epic with three replays and the Silkmen only clinching it after extra time in the fourth match. All the ties were played in front of crowds of over 3,500. The Blues won the Cheshire Senior Cup again in 1980 with a 4-1 victory over local rivals Witton Albion. The goalkeeper in that final was Neville Southall. Season 1992/93 will go down in United’s folklore as Winsford United won an astonishing five trophies - the NPL Challenge Cup, NPL President’s Cup, Cheshire Senior Cup, Mid-Cheshire Senior Cup and NPL Runners Up Cup. The Blues finished second to Southport and their points total is a record for the most points accrued without winning the title. Winsford United have a pedigree of producing fine players who have gone on to perform at a higher level. The likes of Wayne Collins and Andy Oakes have come through the ranks, netting the club transfer fees and sell-on clauses which have been used to improve the infrastructure of the club amongst other things. A period of consolidation in the 2000’s was ended with relegation to Division Two, and with it, a change of policy to concentrate on recruiting and developing local talent. To this end Dave Twite was brought in as Manager in 2003 and three successful seasons followed, however, promotion was missed each season by just a single point. 2006/2007: Chris Willcock and John Flanagan took over the helm in 2006 and secured promotion. However, the duo moved on to Woodley Sports at the end of the season, taking with them the core of the side. 2007/2008, 2008/2009: This paved the way for two seasons under Joe Gibiliru and he marshalled the side to a respectable 12th place finish in the first season but the second season saw the Blues saved from relegation only in the last match of the campaign. 2009/2010: There followed an unsettled season that started with Terry Murphy in charge and then Mike Alcock and Tony Ledwards took over the reins. With relegation staring them in the face Dave Twite returned and along with Mike Alcock they saved the Blues from what had looked like certain relegation. 2010/2011: The club re-appointed former Manager Chris Willcock, who oversaw a successful start to the season, but in February there was to be a feeling of déjà vu when Willcock announced he was once again leaving to take charge at Woodley Sports, leaving Assistant Manager Ian Street in charge. The club finished the season in a creditable third place. A memorable night at the end of the campaign saw a 1-0 victory in the League Challenge Cup over promoted and hot favourites New Mills. 2012/2013: There followed a season with Ian Street in charge and the end of the campaign saw the team finish in a creditable seventh place. 2013/2014: In close season Lloyd Morrison took over the reins coinciding with plenty of good news off the pitch... Winsford Town Council became the club’s main sponsor, a relationship that promised to last for many years. The season was one of the most successful for years with the club finishing 5th in the league and defeating Northwich Victoria in the final of the Mid-Cheshire Senior Cup. 2014/2015: However, with things on and off the pitch seemingly going so well the club was rocked when two weeks before the start of the season Lloyd Morrison announced he was going to Mossley AFC and he expected to take sixteen registered players with him. This led to an acrimonious situation between the two clubs with Mossley unable to register the players and Winsford refusing to allow their dual registration. Eventually an agreement was reached on Winsford’s terms. Eddy Haslam took over the hot seat and incredibly cobbled together a side to begin the campaign well, including runs in the FA Cup and FA Vase. However, a poor run of results saw Eddy leave by mutual consent paving the way for Rob Byrne to take charge of The Blues. There was also a satisfying end of season victory over Congleton Town in the Mid-Cheshire Senior Cup. 2014-2015: Rob Byrne continued as manager in the next season which saw mixed fortunes but in the end the team finished in a respectable 12th place. 2015/2016: The summer of saw a frenzy of activity off the field with much work being undertaken on the pitch in the hope of resolving the problems with flooding that blighted much of the previous season, particularly important with 1874 Northwich agreeing to stay at the Barton Stadium for a further two seasons. The new season also saw two important developments within the community with an Under-21’s team being entered in the Cheshire Under-21’s League and the welcoming under the Winsford umbrella of Winsford Wolves VIFC, a visually impaired team. Three months into the season the Blues found themselves without a manager when promotion at work led to Manager Rob Byrne reluctantly resigning the post. Although there were several high profile applicants, the position was handed to long time Winsford stalwart Lee Duckworth and he took over as Player/Manager. He immediately began rebuilding the team and concentration was placed on fitness and discipline. The Blues finished the season in fourteenth place. There was no hesitation in appointing the same management team for the 2016/17 season and there was clearly a policy of bringing more local players through although still retaining the players who had performed well in the previous campaign. After a start dogged by inconsistency the team settled down to hopefully climb towards the desired top six place at the end of the season. However, mixed results saw the team finish in a disappointing thirteenth position. The management team were deservedly retained for the new campaign and quality signings leave the supporters optimistic for a successful season.

THE YEAR THAT WINSFORD WAS FOUNDED BUT AS OVER WANDERERS

WINSFORD RECORD ATTENDANCE WAS V WITTON ALBION IN 1947

THE CAPACITY THE BLUES GROUND ST LUKEâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S BARTON STADIUM

THE YEAR WINSFORD UNITED WON THE NWCFL DIVISON ONE TITLE

WINSFORD HAS WON THE MID CHESHIERE CUP 6 TIMES SWITH FIRST ON IN 1991-1992 SEASON

POSITON WHERE WINSFORD FINISHED LAST YEAR

THE YEAR WNSFORD GOT TO THE FIRST ROUND PROPER FOR THE SECOND TIME IN YEAR BUT LOST TO WREXHAM

THE YEAR WINSFORD FINALLY GOT PROMTED TO THE NWCFL DIVISON ONE AND WON THE TITLE IN THE SAME YEAR

HEAD TO HEAD IN NUMBERS There has been 27 meeting between the two side with the first one back in 2002 In the First Division Winsford has scored a massive 46 goals in the 27 games with the highest scoring being 5-0 back in 2011 The highest attendance between the two side has been 145 back in October 2017 where the two side played at Winsford Winsford has won 12 out of the 27 games which there first win back in 2002 which was the two sides first meeting as well Gate has scored 26 goals against Winsford which the most goals being in 2011 where they met in the vase where gate won 3-1

There has been 9 draws In the 27 meeting between the two side with the first one in 2012 which gate host Winsford and the scored ended 1-1

Give it FIVE LAST 5 DEFEATS

LAST 5 WINS

LAST 5 HOME RESUTLS

TUESDAY 24TH JULY 2018

SATURDAY 6TH OCTOBER 2018

HEYSIDE 0

WINSFORD UNITED 0

WINSFORD UNITED 10

CHARNOCK RICHARD 4

SATURDAY 28TH JULY 2018

MONDAY 8TH OCTOBER 2018

PENYCAE 2

WINSFORD UNITED 0

WINSFORD UNITED 9

ASHTON ATHLETIC 2

SATURDAY 1ST SEPETMBER 2018

SATURDAY 13TH OCTOBER 2018

WINSFORD UNITED 2

SPORTING KHALSA 1

LIVERSEDGE 1

WINSFORD UNITED 0

SATURDAY 5TH SEPETMBER 2018

MONDAY 15TH OCTOBER 2018

WINSFORD UNITED 5

WINSFORD UNITED 0

WORKSOP TOWN 0

IRLAM 2

MONDAY 24TH SEPETMBER 2018

SATURDAY 20TH OCTOBER 2018

WINSFORD UNITED 3

CLEATOR MOOR 5

NORTHWICH VICS 2

WINSFORD UNITED 2

LAST 5 AWAY RESULTS

LAST 3 DRAW

MONDAY 22ND SEPETMBER 2018

SATURDAY 11TH SEPETMBER 2018

SATURDAY 4TH AUGUST 2018

WINSFORD UNITED 2

BURSCOUGH 4

ABBEY HEY 2

SILSDEN 3

WINSFORD UNITED 0

WINSFORD UNITED 2

MONDAY 24TH SEPETMBER 2018

SATURDAY 29TH SEPETMBER 2018

MONDAY 6TH AUGUST 2018

WINSFORD UNITED 3

CITY OF LIVERPOOL 5

WINSFORD UNITED 1

NORTHWICH VICS 2

WINSFORD UNITED 2

BOOTLE 1

SATURDAY 6TH OCTOBER 2018

SATURDAY 13TH OCTOBER 2018

SATURDAY 27TH OCTOBER 2018

WINSFORD UNITED 0

SPORTING KHALSA 1

LITHERLAND REMCAY 1

CHARNOCK RICHARD 4

WINSFORD UNITED 0

WINSFORD UNITED 1

MONDAY 8TH OCTOBER 2018

SATURDAY 20TH OCTOBER 2018

WINSFORD UNITED 0

CLEATOR MOOR 5

ASHTON ATHLETIC 2

WINSFORD UNITED 2

MONDAY 15TH OCTOBER 2018

SATURDAY 27TH OCTOBER 2018

WINSFORD UNITED 0

LITHERLAND REMCAY 1

IRLAM 2

WINSFORD UNITED 1

ALL ABOUT WINSFORD In a brand new feature we tell some a bit about our visitors town and where there are based. Winsford has had a population 30,481 last counted in 2011

Winsford are 155 miles away from London or 249km away

Winsford postcode district is cw which is mostly similar to most of the teams in cheshire

Cheshire is the closet city to Winsford.

River Weaver is the largest barges to reach Winsford form the port of Liverpool and was gave permission from the government in 1721 to do so

The Stone Cross is By st john church of England primary school on delamere street and is a rare lock up that was built in the 19th century and was form of stepped pyramid surmounted by a cross. Winsford Flashes are the town most notable geographical feature it is referring to them as the Cheshire broads a compassion is made with the better known Norfolk

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

0-1

9th

DAVE ROSSALL

OCTOBER 06 NORTHWICH VICTORIA

NWCFL

SANDBACH UNITED

WHITCHURCH ALPORT

NWCFL

LONGRIDGE TOWN

ABBEY HEY

IRLAM

0-3

FA VASE 1ST ROUND 2-1

77 12th

RYAN RILEY

N/A

1-1

136

13th

SEYDOU BAMBA

MARCON CUP R1

1-3

143

N/A

NWCFL

1-5

12th

RYAN RILEY

NWCFL

2-5 60 13th

RICCARDO EGIDI

NOVEMBER 03

AVRO

FA VASE 2ND ROUND 2-1 110 N/A

WINSFORD UNITED

NWCFL

CITY OF LIVERPOOL

MARCON CUP R2

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

JOESPH BOOTH

JANUARY 05 CITY OF LIVERPOOL

NWCFL

CITY OF LIVERPOOL

NWCFL

ABBEY HEY

NWCFL

26 HANLEY TOWN

NWCFL

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

Congleton Town

Runcorn Town

Bootle

Barnoldswick Town

Silsden

Charnock Richard

Whitchurch Alport

Padiham

Northwich Victoria

1874 Northwich

-3

Litherland REMYCA

-2

Irlam

Squires Gate

Burscough

-6

Ashton Athletic

-8

Hanley Town

-17

West Didsbury & Chorlton

-26

Abbey Hey

-35

Winsford United

-24

LAST TIME OUT FOR WINSFORDD LITHERLAND REMCYA GREGSON 80

1 1

WINSFORD UNITED ANDDROVO 18

SATURDAY 27TH OCTOBER 2018//NWCFL PREIMER DIVISON/LITHERLAND SPORTS PARK /HT:0-1 :/ATT:61

The Blues travelled to a sunny but bitter cold Litherland Sports Centre looking for a much-needed three points that would hopefully take them out of the bottom spot in the league. There were no fewer than five new faces on view with the return of Matthew Green in goal, Kyle McGonigle in midfield and Andy Keogh up front. New to the club were experienced striker Obi Anoruo and left back Dieter Downey. There was a promising start for the visitors with Damian Skolorzynski’s second minute cross being met by Obi Anoruo who was unlucky to see his shot blocked on the line. The play went straight to the other end where a turn and shot from Warren Jevons flew over the bar. The Blues looked certain to open the scoring on seven minutes when Joe Duckworth, making his first league start, received the ball on the edge of the six-yard box, but with an open goal in front of him his first effort hit the post and the second hit the recovering goalkeeper. There was almost a spectacular debut for Kyle McGonigle when his effort from the halfway line saw Gerard Walker in the Litherland goal, backpedalling to tip the ball over the bar. With play going from one end to the other Declan Gregson was the next to go close, his 15th minute drive being tipped over the bar by Matt Green. GOAL!! Duckworth made up for his earlier miss with a smart piece of play on 19 minutes leading to Anoruo opening the scoring. Receiving a pass on the left edge of the area the seventeen-year-old unselfishly squared the ball to the Blues number nine who drove it high into the right corner for what was a deserved lead. Duckworth had a chance to increase the lead on the stoke of half time when he made space on the edge of the box, but his shot flew inches wide of the upright. Duckworth had a chance to increase the lead on the stoke of half time when he made space on the edge of the box, but his shot flew inches wide of the upright. Winsford found themselves under sustained pressure in the early stages of the second period with Jevons being the main creator and on 50 minutes Green had to be on his toes to make a low save off the number ten’s snap shot. The hosts piled on the pressure as they sought to find an equaliser and a mad scramble in the Blues six-yard 01 GERARD STEPHEN LUKE box had the small bands of travelling supporters holding their 01 Matthew Green WALKER breath. Winsford gradually got back into the game and should 02 Damian Skolorzynski probably have added a second goal on 69 minutes when Anoruo’s 02 JAKE CONNOR 03 Dieter Downey pinpoint pass released Andy Keogh but with just the goalkeeper 03 DAVID CRIST to beat a moment’s hesitation allowed Walker to save at his feet 04 Lee Jones 04 COLYFA KAMARA Two minutes later a very poor linesman’s decision denied the 05 Liam Delaney 05 JACK RILEY possibility of a goal for Anoruo. When the ball was released from 06 Clayton McDonald midfield at least two Blues players were offside, but the front man 06 Anthony Cato 07 Kyle McGonigle certainly wasn’t one of them and with the hosts defence standing 07 Jason McShane still he should have been allowed to a one-on-one with the goal08 Ryan Hopper 08 Anthony Lipson keeper. But the Assistant’s premature flag denied the opportuni09 Obi Anoruo ty. GOAL!! There was disaster for Winsford on 82 minutes when a 09 Colin McDonald 10 Andrew Keogh defensive error allowed the hosts to equalise. A through ball 10 Warren Jevons should have been dealt with but it was missed allowing Gregson 11 Joe Duckworth 11 Declan Gregson to run through and lift the ball over Green and into the net. Chances in the remaining minutes mostly fell to Litherland but a 12 LIAM COLLINS 12 LEE MCEVILLY long throw in injury time found Clayton McDonald but his header 14 ADIL AJMAL was well held by Walker. 14 PAUL FOY 15 RYAN DOBSON

15 LEE DUCKWORTH

16 CHRISTOPHER TYSON

16 SCOTT TAYLOR

17 JACK MURPHY

17 JACK COOKSON

LAST TIME AT THE BRIAN ADDISON STADIUM

SQUIRES GATE PETT 37,74

2 2 WINSFORD UNITED

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Squires Gate battled back to pick up a point at home against Winsford United from losing positions twice in the match. New signing Joey Mullen made his first start for the club having featured from the bench in Gate's last home game, he replaced Dean Ing who was unavailable. Defender Jordan O'Mahoney also returned to the side having last featured in Gate's 1-0 loss away at Bootle where he picked up MOM. The visitors could have opened the scoring after just a minute from a corner. The corner was taken short before the resulting shot was headed off the line by Andrew Richards. Gate had to be patient and concentrate at the back for the first half against a side who has won three of their last four games, only losing to form team Widnes last Monday. They made the break through in this one after 16 minutes. A simple ball through found the run of Mike Koral who slotted past Ben Fletcher to give Winsford the lead Gate's first equaliser of the game had a large hint of good christmas luck, something which Gate have been missing this season. It was Gary Pett who fresh of a hatrick in his last game against Barnton, beat the offside trap, before chipping the ball over the onrushing keeper for a classy finish. Sadly for midfielder Joey Mullen, making his first start for the club, his afternoon would end short in the 41st minute. He pulled up and had to be replaced just before half time by Ryan Charnley. HALF TIME: Squires Gate 1-1 Winsford United The second half started with a golden chance for Gate to take the lead. Tarren Moxon had two bites at goal but was unlucky with both. The first was fired straight at the keeper who couldn't keep hold of the ball and when the ball came back to the winger he could only put the second attempt over the bar. Winsford would take the lead again in the 57th, this time from a freekick. Winger Scott Taylor, who caused Gate problems all afternoon, whipped the ball into defender William Foster at the back post for him to poke home. Gate had Ben Fletcher to thank on 62 minutes when he dived on what looked like a Winsford goal to stop the ball on the line and keep his side in the game. That save would become all the more important ten minutes later when Gary Pett struck again to level the game for his side. More luck for Gate as the ball fell fortunately to the striker, he did well to keep the ball under control before firing past the visiting keeper Matthew Green. Winsford went close again late on when player/manager Lee Duckworth's freekick struck both the crossbar then post before being cleared by Gate. The homeside also went close with one of the last kicks of the game when Gary Pett headed over from the penalty spot, inches away from completing his hatrick.

GATE NEWS The former Everton, Leeds United, Chelsea and England star comes to Blackpool this November for our latest Sportsman’s dinner.

With our last sportsman's dinner with Lee Sharpe such a success, we're back again this time with another footballing star from the past. Teaming up with Gate chairman and compere for the night Tony Jo, and comedian Dusty Young, Duncan comes to Blackpool on Thursday 15th November to tell of tales of his varied career, former teammates and current football. This year’s dinner will once again be hosted in Marton Institute at Oxford Square. The night gets underway at 7:30 with doors open at 7, dress is smart casual with a meal included in the ticket price. Cheap beer will also be on offer from the bar. Tickets are priced at just £27.50 and are selling fast! Any interested parties for tickets should contact Steve Bellamy. You can reach him On his number: 07968 757086

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 Matt Badcock. It’s that time of the year again where the FA Cup take centre stage – first round proper weekend is upon us and we await to see where this year’s FA Cup shocks will be. After a season where Lincoln City remarkably reached the quarter-final against Arsenal, last year was a bit quieter with no Non-League representation in the third round. Although we still had some good moments to enjoy along the way. I fancy the Non-League flag to be flying high again in 2018-19, though. It’s always struck me how the Sliding Doors effect is brought into even sharper focus when it comes to the FA Cup. The ifs, buts and maybes that populate football chat after every game, can often be the difference between a money spinning run and sitting at home watching someone else enjoy one instead. Inevitably, if a club is to have a good run then they will have had the run of the green you need to win close games. And that’s the beauty of it. Despite the best efforts of people to talk down the competition, for Non-League clubs it still feels very much alive. You watch this season. If (when) the scalp of Football League side is claimed this coming weekend, the victory will soon be followed with words like, magic and romance. And that’s all good. Because that’s exactly it is. But a lot of it will be centred on the argument they are ingredients that have gone missing from the competition. For Non-League clubs I’d argue against that claim. Maybe at the latter stages for the bigger Premier League clubs, but here it’s going well, thanks. It is reason for a club to dream, can launch careers and transform long-term fortunes. Even more so with the welcome doubling of the FA Cup prize money – with the introduction of handing losing clubs some cash in the extra preliminary and preliminary rounds also making a big difference. The FA Cup is a perfect vessel to put money into the game through results on the pitch. Personally, I’d like to see some of the pound notes ring-fenced for clubs to use on infrastructure, equipment or ground issues. But there has to be an appreciation that if a club wins money it is entitled to use how it sees fit. If that means bringing in a new striker to help the season, then that’s their right. Of course, for most Non-League clubs the FA Cup is already over for another year. For many it was finished at the beginning of August. For others, just making it through a couple of rounds was success enough. I took a trip to Lymington Town for their second round qualifying clash with Torquay United. Although the Wessex League side were well beaten on the day, it was obvious to see what their slice of FA Cup history had brought the club, with an ex-Football League side at home in front of the BBC online cameras. You can be sure the interest it created would have brought in more fans. The stories are only just being written. And we at The NLP can’t wait to cover them.

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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

GILLINGHAM V BLACKPOOL

DRAW

WALSALL V CHALRTON

HOME WIN

MANSFIELD V GRIMSBY

AWAY WIN

NOTTS COUNTRYS V OLDHAM

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“SUPER 6” TREBLE POINTS. BOOKIES SAYS ATHLETIC MADRID V DORTMUND

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FC PORTO V LOK.MOSCOW

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NAPOLI V PSG

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Jay Hayden

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Programme Editor

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Nick Harbour

Padiham

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Alex Duffin

City Of Liverpool

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Peter Hill

Burscough

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Ashley Dobell

1874 Northwich

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Matty Kay

Squires Gate

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Darren Ing

Squire Gate

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Dan Hayden

Squires Gate

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Jack Beresford

Sandbach United

Fan

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Gary Pett

Squires Gate

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AROUND THE LEAGUE Five clubs will represent the league in the Third Round of Buildbase FA Vase, although the identity of one of them has yet to be decided following the 2nd Round games at the weekend. Three of the ties matched clubs from our league together, the first of those on Friday night when Runcorn Town won 3-1 at Vauxhall Motors. A healthy crowd of 297 saw Simon Thelwell set Town on the road to victory with two first half goals and Harry Brazel added third early in the second half. Ben Holmes gave the Motormen something to take from the game with a consolation goal in the final minute. On Saturday, two early goals from Kane Wallwork and Mike Stockdale set Avro on the way to a 2-1 win over Premier Division opponents in Squires Gate, and in the other First Division North v Premier Division tie, Prestwich Heys and Northwich Victoria failed to produce a goal after 120 minutes of play, and will replay in midweek. In the other four ties, two of our sides progressed to the next round, but it was the end of the road for two others. After a goalless first half, Irlam eventually won 3-1 at home to Hemsworth Miners Welfare, with Connor Martin, Connor Braithwaite and Liam Pollitt on target. Silsden won by the same score at home to Bedlington Terriers, bouncing back from the loss of an early goal. Joe Gaughan scored twice in the space of four second half minutes to turn the tide in favour of the Cobbydalers. However, last season's semi-finalists 1874 Northwich fell at the first hurdle this time around, going down 2-0 at Newcastle Benfield in their first tie of this season's competition, and Garstang were four goals down at half time to Sunderland RCA, eventually losing 6-2. There were six games in the Premier Division, and City of Liverpool continue to set the pace at the top following their 3-0 win at home to Abbey Hey. Craig Cairns, Jamie MacDonald and Luke Denson were on target for the Purps, who stay five points clear of Congleton Town in second place, who won 3-0 at Ashton Athletic on Friday night. Two late goals from Saul Henderson made the game safe for the Bears. Ryan Cox, Steven Jones and Carl Peers all scored in Bootle's 3-0 win at Hanley Town that keeps them in fourth place, two points ahead of Barnoldswick Town, who beat West Didsbury & Chorlton 2-1 at home thanks to a double from Zack Dale. In the derby clash at Victoria Park Carl Grimshaw's 79th minute goal seemed to have sealed the points for Charnock Richard at Burscough, but Yves Zama struck in the 90th minute to salvage a point for the home side. Litherland REMYCA came from behind to earn a 2-1 win at Whitchurch Alport, thanks to goals from Ashton Clements and Jack Riley. In the First Division North, Longridge Town extended their lead at the top of the table, winning 3-1 at Nelson, while nearest challengers Carlisle City were held to a 2-2 draw at Steeton. Paul Turner struck a hat trick for Longridge, and Carlisle's hopes of matching their result were dashed by an 90th minute equaliser from Steeton's Alistair Morgan. Shelley stay in fourth place after a 2-1 at AFC Blackpool that also involved a 90th minute goal, the winner from Emerson Bradshaw. Lower Breck were the highest scorers of the day in the division, with Stephen Milne's hat trick being the highlight of their 5-0 win over AFC Darwen. Anyone arriving late to the game between Bacup Borough and Daisy Hill would have had cause for regret as the score was 2-2 after 11 minutes although Borough eventually ran out 4-2 winners. Daisy Hill remain just above the relegation zone, but are now just one point ahead of Holker Old Boys who won 1-0 at bottom club Atherton LR, thanks to a Nathan Reid goal in the 47th minute. In the other game, AFC Liverpool won 2-1 at Chadderton. The First Division South is still headed by Rylands, who won 3-0 at Eccleshall thanks to first half goals from Liam Moran, Gary Kenny and Jamie White. Wythenshawe Amateurs are second after their 1-0 win at home to St Martins, Jordan Burton's goal proving to be decisive, and they are level on points with Abbey Hulton United whose 2-1 win at Cheadle Town was notable for the fact that all the goals arrived in the opening five minutes. Wythenshawe Town's 7-1 win at Stone Dominoes was the eye catching score of the day, but even more remarkable was that seven different scorers shared the Town goals. FC Oswestry Town continued their recent good form with a 2-0 win over Cheadle Heath Nomads, Liam Parry and David Howarth on target, and Sandbach United continued their climb up the table with a win by the same score at Maine Road, thanks to goals from Matthew Pearson and Aidan Haughton. Ryan Malone and Samuel Houghton both scored twice in Barnton's 6-2 win at Cammell Laird 1907, and it was a red letter day for Ellesmere Rangers who picked up their first win of the season, and their first in our league, with a 1-0 win at Alsager Town, thanks to a goal in the 8th minute from Joseph Imlach. In the other game New Mills won 3-1 at home to Stone Old Alleynians.

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WORDSEARCH In an new feature, we test your brain teasers skills by quizzing you on how good you are on this Year League One sides, Can You Find Them All?

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COVENTRY CITY

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ROCHDALE

BARNSLEY

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NWCFL WEEKâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S FIXTURES TUESDAY 6TH NOVEMBER 2018 PREMIER DIVISON SQUIRES GATE V WINSFORD UNITED

TUESDAY 6TH NOVEMBER 2018 LANCASHIRE CHALLENGE TROPHY ROUND 2 CHARNOCK RICHARD V WYTHENSHAWE RADCLIFFE V PADIHAM WEST DIDSBURY V ASHTON ATHLETIC

SATURDAY 10TH NOVEMBER 2018 THE MARCON CUP ROUND 2 1874 NORTHWICH V AFC BLACKPOOL ABBEY HEY V ATHERON LR AVRO V WYTHENSHAWE TOWN BARNOLDSWICK TOWN V WYTHENSHAWE BURSCOUGH V SANDBACH CAMMELL LAIRD V LOWER BRECK CHEADLE TOWN V BOOTLE

CITY OF LIVERPOOL V SQUIRES GATE ECCLESHALL V WEST DIDSBURY MAINE ROAD V NESLON PRESTHWICH HEYS V CLEATOR MOOR RYLNADS V CHEADKE HEATH STOCKPORT TOWN V GARSTANG STONE DOMINOES V CONGLETON TOWN

SATURDAY 10TH NOVEMBER 2018 PREMIER DIVISON ASHTON ATHLETIC V WHITCHURCH ALPROT HANLEY TOWN V WINSFORD UNITED SILSDEN V IRLAM

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

A striker who began his career with Leicester City at Filbert Street. He made 154 appearances for his home town club before a move to Anfield in 2000. There he scored 39 times over four seasons before playing at Birmingham City, Wigan Athletic, Aston Villa and others. Middle name is Ivanhoe

Welshman who spent his entire playing career at Old Trafford. Had a spell as interim manager at Old Trafford following the departure of David Moyes.

Born in Romford in 1978, this player began his career with West Ham United before a switch to Stamford Bridge brought 147 goals in 429 games. Won the Champions League in 2012.

In 1999, Jason McAteer left Liverpool to join which club?

Lionel Messi holds the record for most goals in a calendar year but how many did he score?

Wayne Rooney scored a hat trick on his Manchester United debut against which club?

Tony Adams captained an English title winning side in how many decades?

Thierry Henry made his professional debut with which club?

Paul Van Himst is a celebrated footballer of which nationality?

10 Which nation won the 1986 World Cup? 11 Which Argentinian football club who play their home games at La Bombonera are known by the nickname 'Azul y Oro'?

12 Which Spanish side was named FIFA's Club of the Century in 2000? 13 Upon his retirement from international football in 2000, which English striker had scored 30 times in 63 appearances for his country?

1.Emile Heskey 2.Ryan Giggs 3.Frank Lampard 4.Blackburn Rovers 5.91 6.Fenerbahce 7.3 8.Monaco 9.Belgium 10.Argentina 11.Boca Juniors 12.Real Madrid 13.Alan Shearer

WINSFORD UNITED

SQUIRES GATE

(GK) MATTHEW GREEN (GK) BEN FLETCHER

DIETER DOWNEY

(GK) JACK HARGREAVES

DAMIAN SKOLORZYNSKI

(GK) CALLUM KIRKLAND

LEE JONES

SEYDOU BAMBA

CLAYTON MCDONALD

JOSEPH BOOTH ©

Referee

RYAN CHARNLEY

Carl Rooney

FINLEY CLARKSON

LIAM DELANEY KYLE MCGONIGLE RYAN HOPPER

BRETT DAWSON

OBI ANORUO

JAMIE GIBSON

ANDREW KEOGH

DANEIL GREEN

JOE DUCKWORTH

DEAN ING

LIAM COLLINS

MATTHEW KAY

Assistant

ISAAC KUSALOKA DANNY SQUIRES

James Naisbett

JOSEPH MULLEN

Joshua Smith

ADIL AJMAL LEE DUCKWORTH SCOTT TAYLOR

JORDAN O’MAHONEY GARY PETT BENJAMIN READER ANDREW RICHARDS

RYAN RILEY DAVID ROSSALL RICHARD SEEAR ADAM SUMNER JORDAN SALTHOUSE

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