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2013 TRANSPLANT GAMES HIT SHEFFIELD More than 600 athletes and supporters led by the England football band will parade through Sheffield city centre to kick off the 2013 Westfield Health British Transplant Games. On Thursday, 15 August, they will march from Devonshire Green to Sheffield City Hall, which is hosting the opening ceremony of the Games for more than 1,500 participants, spectators and special guests. During the ceremony at the award winning entertainment and conference venue, there will be presentations from the Lord Mayor of Sheffield, the Chairman

of the Local Organising Committee for the Games, as well as the Chairman of Transplant Sport Andrew Eddy, who will also be lighting the Donor Family Flame to signal the start of the Games. There will also be entertainment from Bollywood dancers who will be performing at the ceremony. Richard Hunter, general manager at Shefﬁeld City Hall, said: “We are thrilled to be hosting the opening ceremony for such an inspirational event, and our outstanding venue is the perfect location. We hope that we can help to build awareness of the crucial

importance of organ donation, and showcase how organ donation has changed the lives of so many people. The four-day event, which is estimated to generate around £1.5m for the local economy, aims to raise awareness of the value of organ donation, and increase the numbers on the NHS Organ Donor Register. The Games will feature almost 20 sporting competitions from archery to obstacle courses, and swimming to squash at Shefﬁeld’s world class sporting venues, including the English Institute of Sport (EIS Shefﬁeld) and Ponds Forge International

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As I am enjoying a well-earned (in my opinion!) break at the moment, I have little to report in terms of our local clubland. However my column last week prompted a number of very favourable responses from our readers, and, as their is a mention for my dear old pal Glen Dale, I thought I would publish the letter received from reader Steven Collins of Sheffield 5. Dear Sir, I would like to say how very much I agree with your column in issue 1016, regarding entertainment for the more mature audiences. My wife and I were young in the sixties, and so this is naturally the music we were brought up on and still love. However, most events (including Tramlines) seem to be aimed at the younger end, and as you point out in your article this also includes our WMCs. There are still so many sixties bands out there, but do we ever see them on our WMC circuit? I believe sixties hitmakers The Fourmost were in Sheffield last week, but that is a rare event. There are so many bands out there that people of our age group remember and would love to see again. One group springs to mind immediately, and that is The Fortunes, a Birmingham band that were based in Sheffield from 1963 and took club land by storm before going on to have hits (You’ve got your Troubles, Here it comes again, Storm in a teacup etc.) all around the world. They are a terrific band who still hold good to the original lineup’s focus on four part harmonies and great music. I am sure many people will remember them, as former clubland star Glen Dale was an original member. You have to travel to the likes of Rotherham, Leeds or Buxton these days to catchthem, because no one in Sheffield books them. They are on tour later this year with Gerry and the Pacemakers, The Searchers and others we remember from our teenage years (There must be many club goers of our

age who will remember them, despite the fact that the lineups may have changed over the last 50 years.) who work and tour regularly but never seem to arrive in Sheffield. All the sixties bands have websites and contact details so I cannot understand why these experienced professionals never seem to be in Sheffield. Goodness knows why people go to see tribute acts when the real articles are still out there. Most of the people I see in my local WMC are middle aged, the younger end seem to prefer pubs these days, so why aim at that audience? Come on Club Concert Secretaries..lets have some of these fine sixties bands back in Sheffield before it’s too late for them, and for us.

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An English businessman was invited to a State Banquet while on a visit to Moscow. He was sitting next to a stunning blonde who smiled warmly at him as he sat down. Halfway through the meal, having drunk a few vodkas, he knocked his napkin on the ﬂoor and fondled the girl’s ankle as he picked it up but the girl did not react. A little later, the man dropped his knife and this time when he picked it up, he fondled the girl’s knee. Again, the re was no reaction. But then suddenly, as his hand moved further up her leg, she began scribbling furiously on the back of her serviette, which she passed over to him. It read, “When you get to where you want to be, please show no surprise, whatsoever. Yours sincerely, Arthur St. John Parkinson, MI5.”

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Last Weekʼs Solutions ACROSS: 5) Sip, 7) Raconteur, 8) Side, 10) Retailer, 11) Yawn, 12) Fairway, 14) Semi, 16) Even, 17) Bananas, 18) Comb, 20) Name drop, 22) Veer, 24) Full marks, 25) Ewe. DOWN: 1) Haven, 2) Cola, 3) Stallion, 4) Burr, 5) Ski, 6) Pie, 8) Say yes, 9) Dowse, 12) Fibber, 13) Windmill, 15) Evoke, 19) Looks, 20) Noun, 21) Dear, 22) Vie, 23) Eke.

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“Mummy, mummy,” said the baby camel. “Why have we got big ﬂat feet?” “So that we can walk across the sand easier when we’re trekking through the desert,” she replied. “And why have we got such thick hides?” he continued.“That’s to protect us from the desert’s ﬁerce sun,” she replied. “But why have we got long eyelashes?” “That’s to protect our eyes against sand storms.” “So mum, what the heck are we doing in Bristol Zoo?”

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10/8/2003 – The highest temperature ever recorded in the United Kingdom – 38.5 °C (101.3 °F) In Kent 11/8/1968 –

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12/8/1981 – The IBM Personal Computer is released. 13/8/1961 – East Germany closes the border between the eastern and western sectors of Berlin 14/08/1935 – Social Security Act, creating a government pension system for the retired 15/8/1969 – Woodstock opens its gates 16/8/1819 – Peterloo Massacre

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CONTACT US: Please send your news, comments, letters and relevant articles for this page or our next Newsletter to : Shefﬁeld 50+ The Circle 33 Rockingham Lane SHEFFIELD S1 4FW Tel: 0114 253 6736 Email Julie@shefﬁeld50plus.org.uk .

On 1 October, local businesses and community organisations are encouraged to hold events and get involved in the celebrations to acknowledge and celebrate the achievements and contributions that older people make to our society and economy. How will you show your support? Last year Shefﬁeld 50+ helped to organise an event at The Showroom attended by the Lord Mayor and entertainment at the Crucible. We need your ideas, so get in touch! Some suggestions include: • Make music - get together with people of all ages for a gig • Eat - Everyone loves getting together for a meal. Why not hold a community event/ meal. You could even ask younger people to cook a meal for the older people in your community. • Exercise - Get out and about. Why not organise a walk or exercise session for older people in your area? • Socialise and learn - Organise a coffee morning or attend local groups for older people. We all love to chat and can learn so much from each other.

SHEFFIELD BME NETWORK - AGM 13 August 2013 - Sheffield Town Hall Our colleagues in the Sheffield BME Network would like to invite you to its Annual General Meeting (AGM), with guest speakers from diverse backgrounds to talk about the challenges they faced in overcoming adversity in education, employment and health. There will be a Q&A session so don’t miss the opportunity to come in and share your views. Organisations and groups who wish to have a stall please be aware that there is a £30 charge for statutory organisations, but is free for VCF member organisations. Places are limited and booking of your stall is required before Friday 2 August 2013. To book individual tickets for the event visit http://sheffieldbmenetworkagm. eventbrite.com or call Tel: 01142763833

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Following the successful Alzheimer’s family workshops held during Dementia Awareness week, Home Instead Senior Care are proud to announce our commitment to the Sheffield Dementia Alliance to provide these groundbreaking family workshops as an ongoing initiative. These Free Family Education workshops are delivered in four parts and due to popular demand the numbers are limited so your early reply would be greatly appreciated. The workshops dates are as follows: • Day 1 - Alzheimer’s Disease or other Dementia’s - 8th August 13.30 Venue - Kinsey Road (Assisted Living Facility) in High Green, Sheffield, S35 4HP • Day 2 - Capturing Life’s Journey - 12th Sept 13.30pm Venue – TBA • Day 3 - Techniques to handle challenging behaviours - 10th Oct. 13.30 Venue - TBA • Day 4 - Activities to encourage Engagement - 14th Nov 13.30 Venue - TBA It would be ideal for people to attend all four sessions to gain an all-round knowledge and use the course to its full potential. Once you have done so you will receive a Learners certificate. It does not matter in which order you attend as we will continue with the workshops in the New Year as our ongoing commitment. The Home Instead Senior Care, family workshops will educate and support people to identify the typical signs of dementia and gain a better understanding of the condition. It will also arm family carers and others in the community with effective techniques for managing the many, different and sometimes challenging behaviours associated with dementia including refusal, delusions, aggression, false accusations, wandering and agitation. Although we believe family members will most benefit from these workshops, we are not limiting them to family members. They will be available to local people living and working in the community, in fact, they will be accessible to anyone who may interact with someone with dementia. Our aim is to increase awareness in the local community. If you would like to book a place on any of the above workshops, or if you require any further information, please call 0114 246 9666.

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The closing date for draft plans to shape the future of Sheffield’s development has been extended to allow people longer to have their say. The deadline for final comments on the Sheffield Local Plan, has been extended to 5pm on Friday 6 September. The City Council has mapped out sites for hundreds of new developments – including housing, offices, industry, retail, and open spaces - to boost the economic and housing landscape of Sheffield. The document shows the Council’s planning ambitions for the city over the next five years and beyond. The deadline is being extended for a further six week period to provide everyone with the opportunity to consider recently completed background evidence as well as allowing for the summer holiday period. Dubbed the ‘Local Plan’, and formerly known as the Sheffield Development Framework, the document shows the Council’s planning ambitions for the city over the next five years and beyond. It could potentially see sites allocated for 11,000 new homes, 11 hectares of land allocated for new offices and 172 hectares for commercial uses. The consultations will look to support its decisions about prospective planning applications and show what the policies mean to each piece of land in the city. They appear in a document called ‘City Policies and Sites’ and in a new ‘Proposals Map of the city’. Final comments on these detailed policies and proposals will be considered prior to the documents being submitted to the Government for approval later in the year. People can view the Local Plan at www.sheffield.gov.uk/ localplanconsult and copies of the documents can also be inspected at First Points and libraries across the city during normal opening hours during the consultation period.

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AGE UK SHEFFIELD ENCOURAGES CONSUMERS TO CONSIDER FUNERAL PLANNING It’s something that no-one likes to think about but Age UK Funeral Plans have launched a reward scheme to help encourage older people to consider funeral planning. While some people find it difficult to think about, the reality is that funeral costs have continued to rise over the last few years and a funeral plan is a useful way of protecting from future cost increases – by paying for cremation funeral costs at today’s prices. Charlotte Davenport, Supervisor of Age UK Sheffield, said: “Planning your funeral in advance may sound like an unusual item to tick off on your to-do list but being organised can actually save a lot of unnecessary strain in the future. That’s why we are keen for people to consider this. “So why not pop in to see us to talk about your requirements - whether that be home,

car or travel insurance - and if you take out an insurance policy with us or switch your energy to us before the end of August, then you will also be offered a £20 voucher off the cost of a Funeral Plan. The voucher can also be passed to friends or family.” All new and renewing insurance and energy customers will be offered a £20 Funeral Plan discount when they visit local trading offices of Age UK Enterprises, which offers an array of products designed around the needs of those in later life. Age UK Funeral Plans are provided in association with Dignity Caring Funeral Services. Age UK’s Funeral Plans enable people to fix the cost of a cremation funeral at today’s prices and remove the worry about rising costs. They are designed specifically for those in later life and offer three different

plans and flexible payment methods to suit different requirements. The Age UK Funeral Plan guarantees that the cremation funeral costs covered by the plan are met in full and at today’s prices, meaning less worry and financial strain for all involved. Terms and conditions for the discount voucher scheme: · Only one voucher may be used per Plan purchased. However, more than one voucher may be earned by customers who buy or renew more than one product in a local participating Age UK before the end of August 2013 . No cash value to the vouchers. · The vouchers are valid until 31st December 2013. We reserve the right to vary, withdraw or extend this offer at any time. For further information about the Age UK Funeral Plan voucher please call 0114 253 6960 or pop into Age UK Sheffield, 44 Castle Square, Sheffield S1 2GF.

MANAGING THE AFFAIRS OF ELDERLY PEOPLE With life expectancy increasing, the number of people caring for elderly relatives is growing. Elderly people’s needs can be complex and ensuring that they are adequately cared for can be difficult, particularly if family members do not have the legal authority to deal with their loved one’s financial affairs. If a financial Power of Attorney has been arranged beforehand, then things are simplified. If not, there are still steps that can be taken. A family member could be appointed as Deputy by the Court of Protection to look after their loved one’s financial matters. Jane Netting, of Wrigleys Solicitors, Sheffield, explains. “Deputyship gives someone the authority to manage the financial affairs of a mentally incapacitated person and use funds for that person’s benefit. The difference between an Attorney and a Deputy is that the Attorney is appointed by an individual while he or she is still mentally capable, so that the Attorney can step in when needed. A Deputy, on the other hand, is appointed by the Court of Protection to look after the affairs of a person after they have become incapacitated,

when it’s too late to put a Power of Attorney in place. The incapacity could be the result of a sudden event such as brain injury following an accident or illnesses such as dementia or Alzheimer’s.” The Court of Protection deals with applications relating to people who do not have the mental capacity to manage their affairs and it examines deputyship issues very closely to make sure vulnerable people are protected. Jane Netting has wide experience in helping people apply for deputyship, and she and her colleagues at Wrigleys have acted as deputies themselves. “If you wish to become a deputy for someone, you must apply to the Court of Protection,” she says. “There are strict procedures to follow, and the application is very detailed. Once you have been appointed, your actions as deputy will be monitored by the Ofﬁce of the Public Guardian, a government ofﬁce. There are likely to be additional forms to complete each year. Clients tell us that our ongoing advice and work in this area has been invaluable in reducing their stress, giving them peace of mind and enabling them to care for their relatives.” Wrigleys Solicitors

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OPEN MIC UK - 2013 AUDITION DATES The UK’s biggest search for unsigned acts is back! Having seen more than 9,000 entrants to 2012’s competition, Open Mic UK has announced that the 2013 audition dates will commence from August! Auditions will be held at 15 locations across the UK, including Shefﬁeld City Hall, as they try to ﬁnd the country’s best singers, songwriters, rappers and vocalists. Successful acts are chosen to perform at some of the UK’s most prestigious live music venues, in front of a panel of industry professionals and packed audiences, at the live

regional ﬁnals. The most talented acts will then progress to the Grand Final within the O2 in London. Presented by Future Music - the company behind the development of artists such as Warner Music’s Birdy, Sony Music’s Jahmene Douglas and Columbia Record’s Lucy Spraggan, whose debut album is due for release later this year. With recent judging panels having included industry specialists and the likes of Radio DJ’s Annie Nightingale and Ras Kwame, Kiss FM’s Charlie Hedges and Ivor

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Open Mic UK will discover the acts that have the ability to become professional recording artists - prizes for winners include cash, studio time and development classes worth £50,000. For full details of audition dates, venues, age categories and more, visit www. openmicuk.co.uk Could you be the next Birdy, Jahmene Douglas or Lucy Spraggan?

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TRADITIONAL SUNDAY LUNCH £5.99 with a free drink*

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SPECIAL OFFERS ON FOOD & DRINK SATURDAY 10TH AUGUST

TONY LEWIS EVERY SUNDAY

KARAOKE WITH BOB & SUE

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Tuesday

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Wednesday

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Thursday

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Friday CURRY NIGHT AND DJ JON All You Can Eat for £6.99

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OPEN ALL DAY FOR FOOD 9am - 8pm Bar Opens at 11am BREAKFAST SERVED FROM 9AM ONLY £3.50

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Halifax Road - Shefﬁeld 6 0114 231 3151

MON NIGHT QUIZ MON|WED|FRI BINGO Saturday 10th Aug

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Sunday 11th Aug

THE RAG DOLLS Saturday 17th Aug

ALIBI

Sunday 18th Aug

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SEQUENCE DANCING

WITH TUITION MON AFTERNOON -1:30PM

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WALKLEY WMC 287 Providence Road Walkley - Sheffield Tel: 0114 234 8956

Friday 9th August

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Sunday 18th August

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134 MAIN ROAD - DARNALL - SHEFFIELD TEL: 0114 244 2134 EXTERNAL SMOKING AREA

FOR THAT SPECIAL OCCASION UP TO 100 PEOPLE WEDDING RECEPTIONS, PRIVATE PARTIES, FUNERALS WITH DISCRETION, BUSINESS MEETINGS & CONFERENCES RING 0114 244 2134 FOR DETAILS

Every Monday - BINGO & QUIZ in the Lounge Every Thursday - LADIES BINGO NIGHT

FREE FUNCTION ROOM FOR HIRE - RING FOR AVAILABLE DATES

MONDAY

BINGO

Cash Prizes

DANCING WITH RAY Line Dancing & Sequence Dancing with Tuition Spot Waltz with Prizes

TUESDAY

POKER NIGHT Private League & Cash Games POOL LEAGUE New Members Wanted Free Table

WEDNESDAY

FAMILY GAMES NIGHT, pool night, FREE table

THURSDAY

BILL & PETES SING-A-LONG

FULL SIZE SNOOKER & POOL TABLE SUPERB FUNCTION ROOM Air Conditioned, Private Bar, Seats 150, Catering, Live DJ - For Any Occasion

Saturday 10th August

PRESS PLAY 2 BOY DUO

Sunday 11th August

ROADHOUSE AWESOME MALE DUO

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Bagshawe Arms

Woodhouse Westend WMC 149 Sheffield Road Sheffield Tel: 0114 2693 057

MONDAY QUIZ NIGHT

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Norton Avenue, Sheffield S14 1BP Tel: 0114 348 4000

WEDNESDAY SATURDAY 10TH AUGUST MODERN SEQUENCE PLUS BINGO SARA DANIELS THURSDAY SATURDAY 31ST AUGUST DOMINO KNOCK OUT DJ ROB/REGGAE NIGHT FRIDAY & SATURDAY MONDAY BINGO, PYCR & OPEN THE BOX FREE SNOOKER AFTER 7PM SUNDAY TUESDAY BINGO/OPEN THE BOX GAMES NIGHT WITH CASH PRIZES KARAOKE (3PM - 8PM) Friday 9th August

GLEN PAUL Saturday 10th August BONNIE MONDAY TO FRIDAY ALL DRAFT BEERS, LAGERS & CIDERS ARE £2 PER PINT*

WEDNESDAY (7:30PM)

POKER NIGHT - FREE PIZZA THURSDAY

DARTS LEAGUE FRIDAY

DJ JOHN DISCO/KARAOKE SATURDAY

LIVE ENTERTAINMENT SUNDAY

*Except Carling & Coors (£2.50) *Excluding Bank Holidays & Functions

FRESH HOMEMADE SUNDAY LUNCH AVAILABLE

Sunday 11th August

A Warm Welcome from Jill & Steve

Sunday 18th August

Holme Lane, Shefﬁeld, S6 4J2 Tel: 0114 2348241

FOOD AVAILABLE DAILY 1PM - 7PM BEER GARDEN | BOUNCY CASTLE TYKES TOYS NINTENDO WI - AVAILABLE ON 120” TV FREE WIFI FOSTERS & JOHN SMITHS £2.50 A PINT CARLING £2.90 A PINT

- CASH PRIZES

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Saturday 24th August

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Regular Beers & Changing Guest Ales

Cask Marque Accredited

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MONDAY - FRIDAY 5PM - 8PM 2 MEALS FOR £7

•FULL DAY OF ENTERTAINMENT

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13 Hall Road, Shefﬁeld Tel: 0114 269 3019

Saturday 10th August

SHARP BEATS

FRIDAY 9TH AUGUST

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5 PIECE HARMONY GROUP - 60’S Sunday 11th August

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BINGO & OPEN THE BOX - FRI, SAT & SUN JACKPOT STARTS AT £200 EVERY MONDAY QUIZ NIGHT IN THE LOUNGE WITH SEAN 5 Number Bingo, Spin The Wheel

EVERY WEDNESDAY - SENIOR CITIZENS TEA PARTY 12 NOON FREE FUNCTION ROOM FOR HIRE

SHEFFIELD LANE WMC

45 Hatfield House Lane, Sheffield S5 6HU

0114 2457 806

Fully Air-Conditioned Concert Room & Lounge

Friday 9th August

JUST A GIRL Saturday 10th August

RIO MADNESS Sunday 11th August

HYPE

Tuesday 13th August

ELECTRIC DREAMS Friday 16th August

KELLY & THE ROCKS Saturday 17th August

BIG TIME CHARLIE MONDAY AFTERNOONS

Sequence & Modern Dancing

WEDNESDAYS from 8pm Start

All are welcome in the Concert Room Sequence & Modern Dancing

SOUTHEY TEL: 0114 2325768 / 0114 2311101

OPEN ALL DAY FRIDAY

Friday 9th August

TEATIME ENTERTAINMENT IN THE LOUNGE (5PM - 7PM)

GLYN DAVIES

07719 604455

THE

RIDGEWAY ARMS

QUARRY HILL, MOSBOROUGH, SHEFFIELD S20 5AZ TEL: 0114 2477111

2 FOR £10 BIG DEAL, SMALL PRICES! MONDAY TO FRIDAY (12 - 5PM) ON SELECTED MEALS

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NOAH’S ARK

197 Mansfield Road, Sheffield S12 2AL - 0114 239 8681 Friday 9th August

THOMAS MARX Saturday 10th August

LIVE ACT - TBC Monday

QUIZ NIGHT Tuesday

BUSKERS’ NIGHT & PLAY YOUR CARDS RIGHT- £100 Wednesday & Thursday

FREE POOL

FREE POOL!

ASK FOR DETAILS AT THE BAR

YOGA/PILATES

EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING IN THE PRIVATE FUNCTION ROOM

WEIGHT WATCHERS EVERY MONDAY EVENING IN THE PRIVATE FUNCTION ROOM

FUNCTION ROOM WITH PRIVATE BAR FOR HIRE

Ask one of the team for details.

Friday

OPEN THE BOX Every Sunday & 1st Thursday of Every Month

SING-A-LONG & BINGO WITH BRIAN (1PM - 4PM)

PENSIONERS’ SPECIAL

11AM - 5PM

Except Wednesday & Sunday

FOOD SERVED 11AM - 5PM

ALL DAY BREAKFAST NOW SERVED 11AM - 5PM

FREE WI-FI

We Cater For Up To 100 People For Private Parties, Christenings & Wakes etc

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Thursday 15th August

FULLY AIR-CONDITIONED

READ THE MERCURY ONLINE AT

EVERY MONDAY NIGHT FROM 6PM - 10PM

Sunday 11th August

Frequent bus service routes: 20,97, 98, 33, & 83 (to & from the club)

Contact Tony for Details and Bookings on

70’S & 80’S NIGHT

8PM - MIDNIGHT £1 ENTRY

POPAGANDA

LIVE TERTAINMENT

EVERY SATURDAY

August 10th - SANDRA DEE August 17th - MARK ELLIS

PRIVATE MEMBERS CLUB NEW MEMBERS WELCOME - JUST COME IN AND JOIN!!! INSTANT MEMBERSHIP

£2.80 A PINT

BINGO EVERY NIGHT WE ARE HOLDING OUR BEER PRICES CHILDREN ARE WELCOME IN THE CONCERT ROOM ON SUN LUNCH TIMES & TUE NIGHTS

BINGO EVERY NIGHT EXCEPT MONDAY & WEDNESDAY - 9:15pm Start EVERY WEDNESDAY BALLROOM DANCING

MALE SOLO

Saturday 10th August

VASTLY REDUCED BEER & LAGER PRICES ALL HELD FOR 3 MONTHS

(DEPOSIT ONLY)

RICKY GRAHAM

PLUS BINGO & SUPER FIVE

LAUREN FAYE MOSS

FUNCTION ROOM AVAILABLE SEATS UP TO 250 LATE BAR AVAILABLE • LARGE CAR PARK

Thursday 8th August

POCKET ROCKET

4 QUEENS ROAD - SHEFFIELD - S2 4DG

FREE OF CHARGE

MODERN GIRL/GUY DUO Sunday 18th August

SOCIAL CLUB

Southey Green Road, Shefﬁeld, S5 7QQ

QUEENS SOCIAL CLUB

£2.60 A PINT

• POOL TABLE & SNOOKER TABLE • FAMILIES WELCOME • CHILDREN’S PLAY AREA • DISCO’S • LARGE FREE CAR PARK • ROOM HIRE

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The Esplanade Chapel St Leonards PE24 5TB Tel: 07427 061175

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Open Fires & a Welcoming Atmosphere, back under Bradfield Brewery Management ALL FARMERS ALES £2.00 A PINT

HOME MADE PIE & A PINT £5.75

The Official Bradfield Brewery Tap

Food Served

Wed - Fri 11:30am - 2:30pm & 5:30pm - 8:30pm Sat 10am - 8pm Sun 10am - 3pm (10am-Noon Breakfast Sat & Sun)

Quiz night every Thursday from 9:30pm rolling jackpot & a gallon of beer to be won

3/4 size Snooker Table

in-house snooker tournament every Sunday Evening

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7 DAY SOAPWATCH

Coronation Street Mon: Tina reaches breaking point at Jake’s party. David’s guilt begins to take its toll. Tina’s selfdestruction puts Rita in danger. Will Craig open up to awkward Kirk? Wed: Dennis is angered by Tina’s selﬁsh actions. David decides to bury his guilt, for now. Will Sally ﬁnd the right man? Fri: Karl’s world is shaken by a surprise revelation. And can Sally admit her true feelings? Karl goes to menacing lengths to silence Craig. Gary is concerned about letting Tina back into Jake’s life. And will Tim follow his heart?

Emmerdale Mon: Maternal feelings are awakened in Amy when she sees Kyle again. Katie agonises over whether or not she should expose Declan. Nikhil makes plans to leave Emmerdale for good Tues: Katie comes to a difficult decision about the body at Home Farm. Brenda takes drastic action to force Nikhil to face his grief. A conflicted Amy struggles to move on from Kyle Wed: Declan deals with the repercussions of Katie’s actions. Cameron keeps his distance from Chas, unsettling her in the process. Debbie dreads the prospect of attending Gennie’s funeral Thurs: It’s a difficult day in Emmerdale as the villagers attend Gennie’s funeral. Chas grows suspicious of Debbie and Cameron. Bob and Rodney are concerned when they are unable to find Brenda Fri: Cain goes to dangerous lengths to keep Cameron out of Debbie’s life. As Nikhil prepares to leave Emmerdale, Jai throws a spanner in the works. Declan forks over more cash to cover his crimes Eastenders Mon: Tensions mount in the Branning household when Lauren decides to throw a party in honour of Jim’s 80th birthday. Dot’s revelation shocks the family. Michael is shocked when Janine tells him that she and Danny are an item. Tues: Lauren is pushed to breaking point when she discovers that two people she trusted have stabbed her in the back. Joey discovers that someone has been dealing drugs in R&R and decides to investigate. After being pushed too far by Michael, Danny comes up with a plan to make Michael’s life difficult. Thurs: Kirsty is shocked when she is attacked, but will anyone come to her rescue? Phil and Max join forces to eradicate a person from their lives. Lauren nervously attends her first counselling session which is helped along when she meets a good-looking guy. Fri: Carl decides enough is enough and it’s time to get his own back. Kat forces Bianca to accompany her to a singles night in the pursuit of love. Fatboy arranges a blind date for Alice and Tamwar but will they hit it off? Neighbours Mon: Karl’s eight-year-old daughter Holly arrives for a visit. The Turners’ run of bad luck continues when Lucas reveals that he needs to sell their house, just when Lauren had persuaded Matt to think about another baby. Tues: Karl refuses to believe that Holly is as bad as Susan says. Josh decides that he wants Amber back. Touched by the Turners’ plight, Vanessa persuades Lucas to try to withdraw his offer on the Eclipse apartment. Wed: Robbo is arrested, but pleads not guilty and is released on bail. Just as Georgia and Kyle finally tell each other how much they are in love, Kate drops a bombshell on Kyle. Thurs: Despite two negative test results, Kate is sure that she is pregnant. Amber asks Robbo not to turn in Mason, but when he claims that he just wants to gain her family’s approval, the Turners are sceptical. Fri: After learning that Callum is planning to confront Robbo, Sonya tackles him herself, warning him to stay away from her family. However, they worry that she could snap under the pressure. Having gained possession of Amber’s phone, Robbo deletes a heartfelt text from Josh before returning it. Karl has good news and bad news for Kate.

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December 1st, 4th, 8th and 15th departing London St Pancras from £365 per person based on two sharing

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Andy & Rachel Welcome you to

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SAT 17TH AUG 3FBS

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Re-live the 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s & 00s

MIDWEEK LIVE BILL & EVERY PET E’ S Sin gal ong MONDAY!! ROADHOUSE 59 The Best of the Mus Wednesday 14th August

ic Hall Songs

FREE ADMISSION a pint Thursday 15th August SPECIAL APPEARANCE OF

Free Function Room Available For Hire

NAVACROSS

with Own Bar, any occassion up to 80 people

FREE ADMISSION

Friday and Saturday Nights

We are Sheffield’s Number 1 venue for the Over 25’s & proudly the ‘Home of the Classic Oldie’ playing the best mix of music from the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s with DJ Gary Sinclair. Late Bar till 1:30am (R.O.A.R -no trainers or sportswear please)

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The very best of Northern Soul and Motown played by top Soul DJ’s 2pm till 7pm

Maggie May’s is available for exclusive private hire (Wedding Receptions, Business Functions, Birthday Parties, Anniversaries etc.) Please call the Private Bookings Manager for availability and menu selection

Heart of Soul

Private party venue

QUIZ NIGHT EVERY SATURDAY

Saturday Afternoon

The Lennon Lounge is available most mornings, afternoons and evenings for that Special Occasion, Informal Dining or for the Business community, Breakfast Meetings, Business Lunches, Team Building Events.

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BOOKING LINE 0114 254 4243

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Tel: 0114 285 1118 - www.bradfieldbrewery.co.uk E6 BRINSWORTH

SOCIAL 01709 364435

Brinsworth Lane

SATURDAY 10TH AUG

KAREN KRISTIAN & MARK TURVER SUNDAY 11TH AUG

2 REAL

ALBION ROAD

NEWBOLD WMC

Top Weekend Entertainment

Excellent live shows!

29 Albion Road - Rotherham Centre Tel: 01709 512545 Friday 9th August

BIG TIME CHARLIE Saturday 10th August

Traditional Cooked Food REDHome ROCKS Sunday 11th August

BARBARA DEAN Tuesday 13th August

JONATHAN BENNETT

MONDAY & FRIDAY THURSDAY

OLD TIME & MODERN DANCING

MINERS SOCIAL CLUB

Station Lane, Old Whittington, Chesterfield

Tel: 01246 451961

THIS SUNDAY 11th August

KATHERINE COOPER Female Vocalist

MONDAY 12th August

BROOKE Female Vocalist

Church Street, Greasbrough, Rotherham

Saturday 10th August

COAST SARAH LEE SCOTT ICE Sunday 11th August

Wednesday 14th August

EAST DENE SOCIAL CLUB LTD

DONCASTER RD, ROTHERHAM TEL: 01709 363323

RAWMARSH TRADES & LABOUR CLUB Whiteley Avenue, Monkwood Estate, Rawmarsh, Rotherham, S62 7QS Tel: 01709 522825

Saturday 10th August

ANNUAL CLUB TRIP Sunday 11th August

PAUL SPEED

Saturday 17th August

GUITARS & STRIPES EVERY WEDNESDAY - AUCTION NIGHT

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THURSDAY 8TH AUGUST

FUNCTION ROOM AVAILABLE

SARAH LEE SCOTT AK 47

EXCELLENT GROUP

SUNDAY 11TH AUGUST

ELECTRIC DREAMS FABULOUS 80’S PARTY SHOW

MONDAY & WEDNESDAY

BINGO

TUESDAY

QUIZ

MEMBERS & AFFILIATED MEMBERS ONLY SNACK BAR OPEN SATURDAYS & SUNDAYS COACH PARTIES ACCEPTED BY APPOINTMENT ONLY

FRIDAY 23RD AUGUST

AN EVENING WITH

JIMMY GREAVES PLEASE BE QUICK - LIMITED PLACES AVAILABLE

TICKETS £20 ON SALE NOW

TEL: 01709 854074

The Dusty Miller Shefﬁeld Road, Barlborough, S43 4TW Near Chesterﬁeld (2 mins off jct 30, M1)

Tel: 01246 810 507

Wednesday 7th August - 9pm

PETE McRAY SOLO SINGER

Saturday 10th August - 9:30pm

FOENIX

FEMALE FRONTED ROCK & POP COVERS BAND - FANTASTIC GUITARIST

Wednesday 14th August - 9pm

MOOD

TOP 60’S & 70’S BAND

NEW, LARGE CHILDREN’S PLAY AREA DUSTY CARVERY & BAR MEALS SERVED ALL DAY

NEW DUSTY DEAL! Dusty Carvery now 2 for £10 mid week

Every Monday - ZUMBA 6pm to 7pm Every Tuesday - POKER NIGHT Every Wednesday - AUCTION Lotting 12 Noon - Auction Starts 7pm Followed by BINGO - 9:30pm start BIKERS WELCOME

12 -- 8.30pm Mon to Fri and Sat 12 noon - 5.30pm Sat Evening Carvery and Bar Meals 5pm -- 9pm from £7.95 Sun Carvery and Bar Meals 12 noon - 7.30pm from £7.95

ETHAN LEIGH ANGEL MAY FUNCTION ROOM AVAILABLE

Under New Management

SAT 10TH AUG SUN 11TH AUG

Chester Street, Chesterfield T: 01246 234200

Saturday 10th August

IAN TYLER BRUCE DEAN

Sunday 11th August

Tuesday Night Auction - 7pm - Finish Bingo Every Friday, Saturday & Sunday

Large Function Room For Hire Holds 250 People Available for Weddings, Birthdays, Parties etc. Maureen Welcomes You To

TOP FEMALE VOCALIST

SATURDAY 10TH AUGUST

BINGO EVERY NIGHT

CLUB CHESTERFIELD

01709 551117

CHILDREN ALLOWED ON WEDNESDAYS BUT NO CHILDREN ALLOWED ON SATURDAYS

Sunday 11th August

OLD WHITTINGTON

SATURDAYS & SUNDAYS

WMC

RUBY RUBY KEELEY K NITESHIFT For Details Contact N.M.W.C on 01246 278849

OPEN ALL DAY

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Saturday 10th August

Saturday 17th August

BINGO

LIVE SKY SPORTS NEW MEMBERS WELCOME

Thirlmere Road, Newbold, Chesterﬁeld, S41 8EJ

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Sheffield Road, Whittington Moor, Chesterfield - 01246 450 770

Saturday 10th August

PHIL MAY

Saturday 17th August

DAN ASHLEY

FINE CASK ALES NOW BEING SERVED

Sally Welcomes Everybody

THE

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Wordsworth Avenue • Sheﬃeld • S5 8TA

FRIDAY 9TH AUGUST

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SUNDAY 25TH AUGUST

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FAMILY FUN DAY

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IN OUR LUXURY LOUNGE

Saturday 10th August

PAUL DEAN

Friday 9th August

Saturday 17th August

FEMALE VOCALIST

SUPERB BAND

Saturday 10th August

Sunday 18th August

GIRL FRONTED BAND

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We received some very sad news from John O’Hara. Wee Davy McHarg, the former drummer with the great O’Haras Playboys, passed away at 11.28am on August 1st. O’Haras Playboys were a top clubland band throughout the late 60s, 70s and early 80s. Davy was the original drummer coming down from Glasgow with John in the early 60s. They played in Germany with The Beatles and they had recording and TV success there before returning to the UK, settling in Shefﬁeld. They were clubland sensations with their brand of high energy soul and even though they had a major recording deal with Fontana and made a number of releases over the years it’s a mystery as to why they didn’t achieve chart success. The band underwent a number of personnel changes over the years however Davy was the original drummer and very probably the best they ever had. He was also the resident drummer at Arundel WMC for many years. He was a wonderful drummer and a lovely man. He had started coming in The Bessemer and he loved it when I gave him a mention. He’s the one in the middle of the line in this photo with the big smile. He’ll be sadly missed.

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THE CRIBS YNot Festival 03/08/13

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Festivals come in all different shapes and sizes whether it be the mammoth Glastonbury which turns the usually sleepy Pilton into one of the biggest cities in the UK for an entire weekend of musical shindiggery, to the smaller, more intimate sounds of YNot Festival. Spread out over the idilic hills of Derbyshire, Pikehall is transformed into a self-titled ‘small fresh loud’ weekend of premium live music...this year? Everything you could possibly imagine... The difference between YNot and many of the other independently run festivals is that Derbyshire’s most anticipated live event offers a family friendly weekend for all. With arts tents, circus workshops, healing centres and the obligatory sheesha bars, Ynot caters for anybody who wants to thoroughly enjoy the experience. Match this with one hell of a line-up and it appears you may just have stumbled onto one of the best small time events of the entire summers calendar. We’ll forget about the curse of the outdoor festival (it seems an open air gig isn’t complete without a down pour) and although it may have dampened a fair few single skinned tents (we told you!) it certainly didn’t come close to dampening our sky high spirits...bring on day three. With the final day of spectacular live music beginning at 12.00pm, kicking processions of with an almighty boot up the soggy arse went to Rat Attack on The Giant Squid Stage. Dazzling us all with their eye wateringly gold sequined metallic shirt, the group brought with them a ska edge so far unseen within YNot 2013. Following them, Scholars, an alternative Brit Rock group with more punch than Mohammed Ali...like what we did there! Never once static whilst in the depths of performance, the groups central mantra is to deliver the best show possible... something which they did with both ease and fluidity throughout their half hour long slot. Whoever uttered the saying ‘Jazz is Dead...’ we invite you to dine out on your words...King Pleasure and the Biscuit Boys are in town. Bringing back to life a genre of music which may have become lost within the younger generation, the group of talented musicians brought trumpets, saxophones and trombones for their main stage slot. The band sound both authentic enough to have stepped out of the 1930’s Charlston era although still current and on trend to appeal to the more refined music taste... in other words, they know exactly who they are and how to produce the catchiest of live music. Jazz hands, skat singing and a set of fine sapphire suits later, King Pleasure and co, we salute you. A group who we were totally taken aback by and ones which we are certain pretty much everyone else who stumbled by The Giant Squid stage at 15.00pm were too... MaybeSheWill. Naming Leicester as their native homeland, the five piece have found their point of different by being a complete instrumental band. But what the group lack with vocals, they sure as hell make up with on instrumentalism. Blowing away the entire packed audience, both lead and bass guitars were so full on and anthemic, this not only squeezed in the capacity on the third stage at YNot festival, but could easily fill arenas and headline shows across continents. Balancing both light and shade with tremendous effort and passion, MaybeSheWill evoked an energy and emotion within each and everybody who stayed to witness one of the best shows of the entire weekend. We strongly suggest you check this group out if you haven’t already, we guarantee you will be blown away. To The Quarry stage for main headline support- our favourite US rockers Electric Six. Bringing with them the masses, merry metal was on the cards within a half hour long set filled with heap loads

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of humour. Both ‘High Voltage’ and ‘GayBar’ instigated some serious dance routines, although the placement of their most infamous tunes early on within their performance meant a vast amount of spectators dispersed upon hearing the most popular of songs. However, with a large enough fan base spread out across the globe, like the true professionals they are, Electric Six maintained a premium level of live performance to nicely warm the crowd up for The Quarry’s headline act - Dry The River. Emotion can often be very difﬁcult to portray whilst live on stage. The overall passion can sometimes be swamped or lost within such a large venue, resulting in a half hearted attempting to bring about a few watery eyes. Dry The River don’t agree...and their live music certainly seemed to suggest otherwise. Masters of the moment, the quartet held together a set of love songs a packed out Quarry stage could relate to...forget about playing on gimmicks, stage tricks or over-egged lighting, Dry The River merely need a set of guitars, violin and rum kit to produce the most emotive and heart felt showcase of the weekend. Tracks ‘No Rest,’ ‘History Book’ and ‘Shield Your Eyes’ all safeguarded the fact that Dry The River may not yet have been touched with man stream recognition, although with a repertoire as powerful as theirs...we invite you all to watch this space...

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I’ve been told off for being too mean over the past few months, so this week, I’m going to be nice. No, really. I promise. In fact, I’m going to be so nice, you’d think someone else was fiddling with my column*. So, with that declaration firmly under my throbbing belt of enthusiasm, let’s get started. First off is Tom Daley, who has been given his first real television presenting job this week. Someone clearly saw him on Splash and thought he’d be a decent fit with Nickelodeon. Personally, I think this is just “great”! I really do wish him super luck in everything he does! I don’t care at all that so many vapid TV personalities are being plucked from the streets rather than from the pool of professionally trained actors, many of whom have spent years learning the skill of… waiting tables in London restaurants… Maybe Tom got the job by having a talent no one else possessed (in this case being an otherworldly shade of orange no human could ever hope to match). I think he’s a lovely colour, I really do. And it’s good to have skills. But ultimately, I think Tom should stick to diving as the best place for him is underwater. I’m being nice. I’m being nice! In other news, I got a serious telling off last week for suggesting that one of our leaders was a spineless cretin. This is completely unacceptable and the use of the word “cretin” on this occasion is deeply offensive to cretins everywhere. I would therefore like to take this opportunity to apologise sincerely: comparisons between cretins and the current leader in question were totally unintentional and no upset was intended. I’d also like to take the opportunity to issue a retraction that none of the Tory Backbenchers have ever read Coalition Cream Pies. That was clearly a joke which I made up to sully their frankly excellent reputations. They just don’t deserve all this mocking: after all, none of them have EVER said anything that was later proved to be a lie, falsified expenses, made outrageous allegations they could never hope to meet,

and of course, ever looked at any kind of pornography of any kind. It’s all nonsense… There isn’t even a magazine called Coalition Cream Pies – I made that up! Frankly, the members of Government do a “great job” under very difficult circumstances, and they absolutely and categorically don’t sponge off the poor and write laws to suit themselves. And speaking of laws: the Government now control the media so columns like this won’t be allowed if I were to suggest sexy shenanigans in the Houses of Parliament. Which, of course, I’m not, and if any MP is reading this (which someone probably is) I’d like to say I absolutely don’t think they’re a bunch of two-faced shallow and spineless morons who couldn’t run the country if the country was a hungry gerbil and they had two hours to spare in a locked room with only an industrial sized carton of lubricating jelly for company. That’s me spent for another week and this column just proves that I CAN be nice! Sort of. I’m off now to find a copy of Coalition Cream Pies spin off mag, Backbencher Beef Curtains. I hear it’s for meat eaters who want to tart up their bedroom décor (and I could do with a replacement for that well-fingered tallboy that’s looking drab in the corner). * I’ve tried to pay people to handle my column but most professionals in the sex industry don’t trade in half-eaten Kit Kats.

CLUB HISTORIANS AT WIN A BIKE WITH THE OLYMPIC PARK! RADIO NIGHTINGALE CLUBHISTORIANS.CO.UK by Ruth Cherrington

The last weekend in July saw Club Historians participating at the Open East festival which marked the reopened of the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in Stratford, East London. I was working there with Rebecca Davies of the Beau Belles Ice Cream van project. Rebecca had a pitch at the festival for ‘mass bingo’ with an East End twist! Several tressle tables were laid out and decorated along with a small stage and sound system. Four sessions of free bingo were on offer, with 3 games per session and prizes to be won. With so much going on at the festival, would anyone walk over to our pitch and take part? And would the predicted downpour stay away? We had no need to worry as lots of people came and we only had a quick shower or two. Each session attracted more players as word got round not just that this was free bingo but that it was fun. Our aim was to bring people together, to encourage them to chat and laugh with each other, not just those they were with, for the different generations to sit around these communal tables and experience an ad hoc but pleasant sense of community. Bingo is not just about the winning, but participating as a group and sharing the event is part and parcel of the game. Rebecca was a fantastic bingo caller, with the usual phrases altered to have an East End flavour ‘1 and 8, Eighteen, Bethnal Green! Number 5, duck and dive!’ We got a lot of audience participation with some of the phrases and from where I was standing at the front, as the main checker, I saw a lot of smiles from faces of all ages and cultures. For the final sessions of each day the tables were overflowing and we had people standing up or sitting on the ground to play. We successfully brought them together and those new to the game were helped by the old pros. Several older people stayed most of the day playing ‘East End bingo’, loving every minute of it. Two days and 24 games of bingo later, we were slightly hoarse and tired but happy with the results. Bingo is a communal game with its own rituals and pleasures. So, roll up folks and let’s hope we can take our mass bingo to other venues. I reckon it should be available on the NHS!

RADIO NIGHTINGALE by Mel Jaques

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Plumbing, Drainage & Plastering

• FULLY INSURED • NO JOB TOO SMALL • FREE QUOTATIONS & ADVICE

Tel: 0114 281 0545 HOUR CALLOUT Mob: 07882 955209 Email: martinland@hotmail.co.uk 92 Fraser Crescent, Shefﬁeld S8 0JD www.martinlandplumbing.co.uk

ENQUIRIES OF ANY SIZE WELCOME AN EXAMPLE OF OUR REDUCED PRICES FOR APPROXIMATELY 3-4 WEEKS.

LEEBROOK

LEGAL NOTICE 7th Aug 2013

• ONLINE EDITION • NEWS • EVENTS ADVERTISING • COMPETITIONS PLUS MUCH MORE

Now Available online at

WWW.MERCURYNEWSPAPER.CO.UK

MERCURY CLASSIFIED SECTION - To advertise call our Sales Team on 0114 276 3633 opt.1 Date of Publication 26/6/13

SCRAP METAL

TURN YOUR

SCRAP

FLETCHERS

INTO CASH

Metals & Waste Recycling

BUYERS OF ALL GRADES OF FERROUS AND NON-FERROUS METAL

Scrap Cars Wanted

Newbridge Lane, Old Whittington, Chesterﬁeld

Tel: 01246 451915

Clement Works, Clement Street, Darnall, S9 5EA

Tel: 0114 2445006

SKIP SERVICE AVAILABLE FOR BOTH METAL & WASTE

WALLIS

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BLINDS

WANTED

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Cash Paid, End of Life Treament Facility, DVLA approved

TEL: 01709 374663 FAX: 01709 363711 COOPERS METALS ROTHERHAM METAL MERCHANTS CHIMNEY SWEEP

BORDER SWEEP CHIMNEY SWEEPING SERVICE GET READY FOR THIS SPRING Open Fires, Stoves, Pots & Cowls Fitted

Contact ANDY on

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bordersweep@yahoo.co.uk

Chimneys swept to BS6461 standards. HETAS Registered.

AUTO SERVICES

TOP PRICES PAID FOR SCRAP CARS

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Heavy Scrap

BUYERS OF COPPER, BRASS, LEAD & ALUMINIUM

• DVLA registered • Top prices paid for non ferrous metals

VERTICAL BLINDS 3 FOR £150 (Up to 8ft wide) • Includes free measuring & ﬁtting • Choice of 15 colours • All types and sizes available

BUY ONE GET ONE FREE ON WOODEN BLINDS

TELEPHONE: 0800 389 4583

Opening Times: Mon-Fri 9am - 3pm Saturday 9:30am - 12 Noon

SUMMERSIZZLERS

Coe-Crete

WASHING MACHINES & TUMBLE DRYER REPAIRS Fast, Low-Cost Repairs Carried Out in Your Own Home Est.

FREE ESTIMATES 33 Years ALL MAKES SERVICED

Castle Domestics

Call Vincent on 0114 264 8375 / 07748 116140

CHESTERFIELD Established Over 20 Years

All size Trucks Available Collection & Delivery Service Free Estimates UNIT 11 STATION ROAD, WHITTINGTON MOOR S41 9ES

01246 454386/260607 07836 537721 or Mobile/Evenings

PLUMBING & HEATING

TVs/AERIALS

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Blue Flame

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Boiler changes & full systems fitted Service plans from only £8.95 per month

Phone David or Linda on

Power flushing & repairs For help, information & your FREE QUOTE

PERSONAL

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WITH A PROFESSIONAL, RELIABLE & FRIENDLY SERVICE

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www.blueﬂame.info

no vat

0114 24 55 322 or 0771 550 6251 All Work Guaranteed

TV, DVD, FreeView Installation Available

WEBSITE OR COMPUTER REPAIRS UNDERTAKEN PHONE MATT ON 0787 6363015

COMPUTER SUPPLIES

• within a reasonable distan ce

ALSO CATS &

BATTERIES

Collection

Tel: 01709 894122

Mobile: 07818 497602 Fax: 01709 881700 Nicholas Lane, Goldthorpe, Rotherham, South Yorkshire, S63 9AS

www.wallismetals.co.uk

ALL GARDEN WORK

Fences Repaired and Renewed, Grass Cutting, Maintenance

Tel: 0114 2476692 or: 0774 7670709

ALL SEASONS

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ALL TYPES OF TREE EXPERTLY TOPPED, PRUNED , SHAPED & TRIMMED. ALL RUBBISH REMOVED GARDEN CLEARANCES • TURFING FENCING • PAVING CONCRETING AND PEBBLING

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CALL 07768 330 599

MEDALS WANTED • Silver Coins Pre 1947 • All Military Items • Badges • Postcards • Bank Notes • Most Collectables - Anything of Interest BOUGHT FOR CASH Open 9am - 5pm,

Open 5 Days a Week,Closed Thursdays & Sundays

GARDENS

ROYS GARDENS

WANTED

TEL: 07950421704

S&A GARDEN SERVICES All Gardens Serviced at Cheap Prices Phone Simon on 07882257947 or Adam on 07741252867

M&K LANDSCAPE GARDENING SERVICES

Be Prepared for Summer/Autumn • Mature Friendly Staﬀ • Reliable Honest Work • Fencing - All Types • Decking • Hedges Cut • All Rubbish Removed • Free Quotes • OAP Discounts • Fencing (Repaired & Renewed) • No Job too Large or Small! • Insurance Work GALE & WIND DAMAGE WORK UNDERTAKEN

Give us a Call - 7 Days

0114 2207794 or 07899 887354 Well Worth a Call!

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Telephone: 07999 656226

For a First Class Reliable Service at a Fair Price 11a Millstone Close • Dronﬁeld Woodhouse

Damp Proofing Wall Tile Replacement Wet/Dry Rot Tanking Specialists Wood Worm Cellar Conversions Timber Treatment Rising Damp Black Mould Control Condensation Problems Penetration Damp Insurance Work Guttering Pointing

FREE ESTIMATES 30 YEARS GUARANTEE

Tel: 0114 2755744 Mobile: 07956 886837

The Mercury Holiday Section - To Advertise please call our Sales Team on 0114 276 3633 opt.1

Sponsored by traction HOLIDAY Skegn ess’ Premier At CLASSIFIEDS BLACKPOOL

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TWO DAY SPECIALS

TELEPHONE 01754 615858

STATIC CARAVAN FOR SALE

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only £46 pp B&B AT WITHERNSEA SANDS

SMOKING/ NON SMOKING ROOMS AVAILABLE

ROOM ONLY FROM £20PPPN B&B FROM £25PPPN

All Rooms En-Suite • Ample Parking 100 Coronation Street • Blackpool

Tel: 01253 294609

UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP

THE NEWBURN HOTEL (Fully Licenced) Situated 1 Minute from the Pleasure Beach, Promenade and all amenities

HOLMLEA HOTEL

74 PALATINE RD, BLACKPOOL, FY1 4BY EN-SUITE ROOMS, LICENSED, FREE WI-FI

3 NIGHTS B&B EN-SUITE £60PP

1st Child 1/2 Price - 2nd Child FREE WHEN IN A FAMILY ROOM

CALL 01253 626422 www.holmleahotel.co.uk

APPLETON GUEST HOUSE 17 Yorkshire Street, Blackpool

• Family owned licensed Hotel • 2 minutes from Central Pier • Good food and cleanliness assured •Highly Recommended • Clean En-Suite Rooms • Breakfast & Evening Meals • You will not be disappointed

Mon - Fri BB&EM £109 £60 per Child B&B from £22

Call Sharon:

01253 624116 www.appletonhouse.co.uk

BLACKPOOL - HORNBY HOUSE

Mon - Fri £85pp BBEM Fri - Mon £75pp BBEM Full Week £130pp BBEM Under 12s Half Price

En-Suites available - Bar - Central Location Close to all ammenities

Book Now for Summer

01253 620982 THE BERWICK HOTEL Northshore - Blackpool One of the best 4 Star Award Winning Hotels

ALL ROOMS EN-SUITE, FAMILY, DOUBLE AND TWIN ROOMS. OPEN ALL YEAR. Colour TV in All Rooms, Tea & Coffee Facilities Licenced Lounge Bar, Fully Central Heated

BED & FULL ENGLISH BREAKFAST FROM £20 per person

The Farnborough

13-17 Bairstow Street, Blackpool FY1 5BN

26 Rooms - Lift Licensed Bar/Games Room 100 Yards from Seafront Central Pier Location MERCURY READER SPECIAL 7 NIGHT STAY B&B was £160 Now £130 BBEM was £209 Now £179

TEL: 01253 290769 www.the-farnborough.co.uk

The Swallow Holiday Apartments

Book Tickets for the SPA Theatre & Royal Hall through us and receive a great discount!

A Warm Welcome from a Shefﬁeld Couple

Central Location next to SPA & South Beach, close to town centre

Tel: 01253 345108

Gay Friendly - Families Welcome

Please Phone Paul or Lou on • Family Rooms • Fully Licensed Bar • Children Welcome • 2 Minutes from Pleasure Beach NOW TAKING ILLUMINATION BOOKINGS - CALL FOR DETAILS

Berwyn Hotel BLACKPOOL Prime Position overlooking Glynn gardens and Promenade All Rooms En-Suite with Excellent Food & Acommodation Car Park Available SUMMER SPECIAL Monday - Friday Bed & Breakfast

£100pp Contact Derek or Barbara

01253 352896

EAST COAST

WHITBY

01262 679301 www.hotelswallow.com

INGOLDMELLS Sealands • 7 Berth Caravan All Mod Cons Most Dates Available NOW BOOKING SUMMER/AUTUMN

Tel: 01709 851321 or 07511 448053

BRIDLINGTON A Warm Welcome Awaits you at the

THE SOUTHDOWNE

78 SOUTH MARINE DRIVE - BRIDLINGTON Sea View Rooms, Ample Parking - Superb Food

SUMMER & AUTUMN OFFERS Monday to Friday Sea View £130 None Sea View £118 Friday to Monday Sea View £95 None Sea View £90

For a Great Peaceful Break Please Get in Touch

Tel: 01262 673270

Has been refurbished to a very high standard, Sleeps 6. GCH, Whirlpool bathroom suite, Sky TV, DVD. Cleanliness & comfort guaranteed. Sorry No Pets /Smokers

Available from £348 to £486 per Week Autumn Breaks • Mon-Fri £218 Weekends from £138 for 2 People PLEASE GET IN TOUCH FOR A BROCHURE & DVD

Call 0114 2692772

or email enquiries@smugglers-cottage-whitby.co.uk

Fantastic Hotel with Ample Car Park Monday to Friday Specials 5 Minutes to Seafront

MONDAY-FRIDAY SUMMER SPECIALS £99 BED, BREAKFAST, EVENING MEAL Also, Superb Holiday Apartment For 2 to 6 Person with Seaviews

CALL 01754 763 941 www.oceancourthotel.net

2013 Stairlift to First Floor

ASK ABOUT OUR

CONTRACTORS RATES only £17 per night SPECIAL SPRING BREAKS

The Palm Court

South Parade, Skegness PE25 3HP

www.palmcourtskegness.co.uk

• Situated on Skegness Sea Front • • All Rooms En-Suite • • Sea View Rooms Available • • Ground Floor Rooms Available •

SUMMER BREAKS 3 NIGHTS FROM £109

including Full English Breakfast & Evening Meal

Book Early to Avoid Disappointment CALL NOW FOR DETAILS OR TO REQUEST A BROCHURE

01754 767711

CLARENCE HOUSE B & B 35 South Road, Chapel St Leonards, near Skegness En Suite Rooms with Colour FreeView TV & Tea/Coffee Facilites Car Parking Close to all the entertainment & ammenities

Prices from £50 per room with Full English Breakfast

SPECIAL OFFER

BOOK 6 NIGHTS & GET THE 7TH FREE!!! Also Furnished and fully equipped chalet available for letting on a Saturday to Saturday basis from £250 per week

Contact Details and Further Information Telephone: 01754 873066 info@clarencehouse-bb.co.uk www.clarencehouse-bb.co.uk

Delightful 3 bed cottage, close to the sea

Licenced Hotel

www.theberwickhotel.co.uk

BRIDLINGTON

48 Withnell Road, Southshore, Blackpool FY4 1HE

EVEING MEALS AVAILABLE

TELEPHONE: 01253 351496

Call Amy on 07788289753

Children from £10/ Under 2 FREE

www.smugglers-cottage-whitby.co.uk

Excellent Customer Service

• Site fees and all other costs paid for this year.

Luxury, modern, fully equipped holiday studio apartment for 2 people and apartments for 4 to 5 people

FROM £29.00pppn

SPECIAL OFFERS FOR SUMMER & ILLUMINATIONS

• 3 bedroom. 12 foot wide. • Park has indoor pool, club and is open 12 months.

A Warm & Friendly Guest House

As visited by Toby Foster and broadcast on BBC Radio Shefﬁeld on 16th July 2013

• Accommodation is to a high standard • All rooms have ensuite facilities etc • Award winning full English breakfast • The closest guest house to the harbour 8 West Street • Bridlington Y015 3DX Telephone 01262 670110

STATIC CARAVAN

FROM £9995

Situated on Premier Park in Skegness, Nr Ingoldmells Great Facilities Price includes 2013 Site Fees

CALL ADAM ON 07919 340081

HAPPY DAYS LEISURE

Family Orientated site with a range of facilities including: Direct Beach Access, Outdoor Heated Pool, Indoor Sports Hall Laundrette, Arcade, Restaurant Pub & Club

SELF CATERING CARAVANS FOR SHORT BREAKS (3&4 NIGHT STAYS) FROM £159 FULL WEEKS £219 OWN YOUR OWN CARAVAN FROM £3999 UP TO £29,000

Call our ofﬁce for further details or a brochure

2 LUXURY HOLIDAY COTTAGES IN

FLAMBOROUGH One Sleeps Eight Level 2 Mobility

One Sleeps 5

BOTH RATED VISIT BRITAIN 3*

Non Smoking / Pets Accepted Linen and Towels provided Lovely Coastal/Cliff top walks

Ask About our Short Breaks from September Onwards

Telephone: 01262 605957 07974 978311

www.flamboroughrockcottages.co.uk

OWN YOUR VERY OWN HOLIDAY HOME FROM ONLY £4995 to £89,995 ON QUIET FAMILY RUN PARK IN WITHERNSEA

Facilities include: • Licensed Club with Family Room • Fishing Lake • Children’s Play Area • Mini Golf GOOD SELECTION OF CARAVANS TO SUIT ALL BUDGETS OPEN 10 MONTHS A YEAR TELEPHONE FOR FREE INFO PACK OR TO MAKE A VIEWING APPOINTMENT 01964 612233 or 07554 807144

01754 872341

TRUNCH LANE, CHAPEL ST. LEONARDS, SKEGNESS

www.happydaysleisure.com

Holiday cottages & static caravans to let on small, rural ﬁshing lake site.

NOW BOOKING FOR SPRING 2013 LAKESIDE PITCHES AVAILABLE

Close to Skegness - Tourers Welcome Sycamore Farm Park Chalk Lane, Burgh Le Marsh, Skegness, Lincolnshire, PE24 5HN

Call The Mercury now on 0114 276 3633 to advertise your hotel, caravan, chalet, coach firm & a whole lot more

MANY NEW & USED CARAVANS FOR SALE DATES STILL AVAILABLE

Telephone: 01754 810833 www.sycamorefarm.net

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Ring now for a free no obligation quote Payment by Cheque Credit card or Cash Most areas covered 10 years manufacturers guarantee

CHAPEL ST LEONARDS

CHALET TO HIRE SLEEPS 4 PERSONS Close to Beach, Shops and All Amenities All Facilities Included

PETS WELCOME NON SMOKERS PREFERRED

PEAK PRICE £255 PER WEEK Bookings for Summer / Autumn Taken

Call Anytime

01754874231 • 07981702055

BRIDLINGTON

MIRAMAR LICENSED HOTEL Sunny South Facing, Friendly, Comfortable and Quiet Hotel

SKEGNESS 8 Berth Luxury Caravan Parklands Estate near Eastgate Market Two TV’s - Free Gas Bottles Most Dates Available Pets Welcome Telephone Ken on 0114 233 9483

JACOBS MOUNT

Quiet Family Park, Nr Scarborough (2 miles), All Hard Standing Pitches, Fully Equipped , Superb up - market site on the A170

Tel: 01723 361 178

£23

Per Person Per Night Central Position Opposite Station Now Booking 2013

Tel: 01723 364 963 BARGAIN BREAKS SEPT/OCT 1,2 & 3 Bedroom Chalets • Sleeps 2-6 •Fully Equipped • Pets Welcome • On Site Shop, Fish & Chips, Club & Bar, Restaurant, Laundry etc.

ALSO, CHALETS FOR SALE PART-FINANCE AVAILABLE

Cottages/Apartments Weeks from £186 per couple Weekends from £89 per couple Breaks/Split Week Available Families Welcome

24 Hours 01969 663976 or Email rita@meadowholidays.com www.meadowholidays.com

CALL OR TEXT 07944 102224 SORRY NO PETS

3 Minutes from Manchester Airport Courtesy Service Boarding Kennels

Tel: 01723 512 167 Pictures on our Website

Nursery Garden’s Holiday Park

Rainton Near Thirsk, North Yorks

STATIC CARAVANS

FOR SALE All prices available to suit you

TROUT COTTAGE/SEABREAKERS

FILEY

A centrally located modern 2 bedroom holiday cottage with fully equipped kitchen and modern bathroom Families welcome Well behaved pets welcome All bed linen and towels provided

AUTUMN SPECIALS 7 NIGHTS FROM ONLY £250

www.seabreakersﬁley.co.uk Email: trout.cottage@yahoo.co.uk Mob: Adrienne 07817225879

1 WEEK £32 2 WEEKS £55

OPEN 7 DAYS For Bookings Call

0161 499 1791

CORNWALL

PRIVATE HIRE

RIVELIN TRAVEL LICENSED PRIVATE HIRE 15-19-22-24 SEATER We’ll Never Let You Down! MINI COACHES ALL LOCATIONS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Visit us at

Available for • Weddings • Airports (All Airports) • All Coastal Work • Private Parties • Superb Vehicles

TEL: 01209 860410 Kernow agas dynargh! - Cornwall Welcomes You!

TEL: 233 1000

07747 787551 (Anytime)

LAKE DISTRICT

Email:babsrivelin@blueyonder.co.uk

Fires • Pets Welcome Two minutes from beaches/coastal paths Within easy walking distance of some excellent eating places/pubs NOW BOOKING FOR SPRING & SUMMER

www.rivelintravel.co.uk

Text: 07947 610 722

Telephone Anytime

SUPERB COTTAGES TO LET ON WORKING SHEEP FARM

KESWICK - OPEN ALL YEAR SLEEPS 2-4-6 PEOPLE FULL FACILITIES, TV, MICROWAVE, FRIDGE, BEDDING PROVIDED, AMPLE PARKING Ideal for Lovely Walks, Views, Wildlife and Much More Ground Floor Accom. Ideal for Disabled Access

ASK ABOUT OUR SPRING/SUMMER HOLIDAYS

TELEPHONE 01768 776380 NORTH YORKS

• Trips to all Racecourses

Trips to the East Coast

TEL: 0114 3484739 MOB:07773 384542

COACH TRAVEL

MAY TO OCTOBER SKEGNESS/INGOLDMELLS OR CHAPEL ST LEONARDS £42 ADULT RETURN £30 CHILD RETURN ANIMALS £25 RETURN

£130 up to 4 People • £160 up to 8 People £15 thereafter

MUSTON GRANGE Nr Filey

The Spirit of Lincolnshire Coaches

BRAND NEW MERCEDES 8 SEATER WITH DVD & EXTRAS

New Skegness Timetable Find us on Facebook ‘Masham Hideaway’

Wednesdays : 27th March - 25th September Departs Meadowhall Coachpark 4.30pm Penny Black 4.50pm

Fridays: 3rd May - 27th September

ALGARVE

ALBUFEIRA ALGARVE

Private Refurbished Apartment with Pool, Sleeps 4, Close to beach & Town, Low Rates

PLEASE CALL FOR A BROCHURE

TEL: 01803 314385

Departs Meadowhall Coachpark 1pm Penny Black 1.20pm

Saturdays: 30th March - 28th September Departs Meadowhall Coachpark 1pm Penny Black 1.20pm

WINTER TIMETABLE OCTOBER - MARCH

Departs Meadowhall Coachpark 4:30pm Penny Black 4:50 pm

SKEGNESS, BUTLINS, INGOLDMELLS, CHAPEL BOOKING ADVISABLE CONTACT US FOR MORE INFORMATION Tel: 01507 463000 Email: travel.office@hunts-coaches.co.uk 2/3 West Street, Alford, Lincs LN13 9DG

www.hunts-coaches.co.uk

SECURE CARAVAN STORAGE IN BIRLEY (S20)

ONLY £250

PER YEAR

CALL 0114 263 4479 0114 287 6298

FISHING BREAKS

FISHING IN THE FENS We Welcome all Anglers to

TEL: 07714 154450

Meadow Holidays Yorkshire Dales

Saturday 24th to Saturday 31st August - £245 Also 6 Nights Saturday 21st to Friday 27th September - £135

SECURE PARKING

Pictures on our Website

www.mustongrange.com

All Rooms En-Suite, Tea and Coffee Making Facilities, Colour TV, FREE Wi-Fi, Hair Dryers and Smoking Rooms Available

LAST DATE OF SCHOOL HOLIDAYS

AIRPORT PARKING

www.jacobsmount.com

01262 677387 Scarborough

BARGAIN

Fishermans Cottages

10 Minutes to the Beach, Close to all ammenities, Superb Site Close to Filey, Full ammenities

The Ascot Guest House

CHALET TO LET SLEEPS 4-5 PEOPLE

CORNWALL

Excellent Home Cooked Food, Close to Beach/Spa, chair lift to both ﬂoors. Colour TVs and Tea/Coffee facilities in all rooms.

Smoking allowed in rooms

CHAPEL ST. LEONARDS

PORTHLEVEN

01754 803031 | 07538 788178 www.deckingsolution.co.uk email leslie.storey1@hotmail.com

Clean, comfy brick built chalets, partly double glazed, close to beach and all amenities

From £100 per week, Pets Welcome

THE CONIFERS GUEST HOUSE ONLINE EDITION • NEWS • EVENTS

• Bed and Breakfast • Flasks Filled for Free • Home Cooked Evening Meal • Near Many Drains & Carp Lakes • Tackle Shop Nearby

Bed, Breakfast & Evening Meal only £33!

CALL FOR A FREE BROCHURE

Contact Jackie Smith 01733 203256

8am - 8pm

44 High Causeway, Whittlesey, Peterborough PE7 1AN www.conifers-guesthouse.co.uk

or 07967 331 704

ADVERTISING • COMPETITIONS PLUS MUCH MORE

Now Available online at

WWW.MERCURYNEWSPAPER.CO.UK

The North’s largest entertainment weekly, telephone our sales team to get your advert on these pages 0114 276 3633 opt.1

Sponsored by traction HOLIDAY Skegn ess’ Premier At

TELEPHONE 01754 615858

WWW.FANTASY ISLAND.CO.UK

CLASSIFIEDS

COACH HOLIDAYS

British and Continental, Paris, Spain and the South of France

JOHNSON BROS. TOURS LONDON WEEKEND 23rd- 25th August - 3 Days £139.50 Four Star Hilton - London Canary Wharf with Full English Breakfast

TO INCLUDE TOP PRICE EVENING PERFORMANCE TICKET TO A CHOSEN SHOW

per person

£211.50 per person

TENBY

22nd - 27th September - 6 Days

Giltar Hotel Half Board Accomodation £359.00 All Rooms En-suite per person Lift to all Floors Entertainment Excursions to Saudersfoot & Carmarthen and St David’s & Haverford West.

Jersey by Air Ireland & Titanic Experience Bournemouth Warners Bodelwyddan Castle Amsterdam Mini Cruise Mystery Weekend Looe (Cornwall) Jersey by Air Southsea Eastbourne Llandudno Blackpool Jersey by Air Blackpool Weekend

Call Us On 01909 721847/720337 01623 627653/627824

www.johnsonstours.co.uk

ESTABLISHED OVER 50 YEARS TRAVEL INSURANCE

8 Days 4 Days 5 Days 5 Days 4 Days 3 Days 6 Days 8 Days 5 Days 6 Days 5 Days 5 Days 8 Days 4 Days

20th - 27th Aug 23rd - 26th Aug 2nd - 6th Sept 2nd - 6th Sept 6th - 9th Sept 13th - 15th Sept 15th - 20th Sept 15th - 22nd Sept 16th - 20th Sept 21st - 26th Sept 7th Oct - 11th Oct 7th - 11th Oct 8th - 15th Oct 11th - 14th Oct

MERCURY CLASSIFIED SECTION - To advertise call our Sales Team on 0114 276 3633 opt.1

Enjoy a New Lifestyle on the East Yorkshire Coast

12 MONTH

SEASON

NO SITE FEES UNTIL 2014! Aldbrough LEISURE PARK • EAST YORKSHIRE

Limited time only Brand New Willerby Winchester Only £33,500!

This quality coastal holiday park has much to offer: • Superb Location • Sea Views • Entertainment • Fishing • Local Golf Courses & much, much more...

FOR A FREE BROCHURE CALL 01964 529 292 Seaside Road, Aldbrough, East Yorkshire HU11 4SA

Email: sales@aldbroughleisurepark.co.uk Website: www.aldbroughleisurepark.co.uk

The North’s largest entertainment weekly, telephone our sales team to get your advert on these pages 0114 276 3633 opt.1

Your Own

Holiday Home by the Sea

SPECIAL CARAVA OFFER NS FOR

£7995

(2 Only, F u inc. 2013lly sited fees)

NOW OPEN 12 MONTHS

Luxury Holiday Homes & Lodges for sale from only £8500

Set in acres of beautiful landscaped grounds with sea and countryside views

New Stock Now Available

No Site Fees Until 2014

The North’s largest entertainment weekly, telephone our sales team to get your advert on these pages 0114 276 3633 opt.1

SP RT

angler’s corner

by Clint Walker

I read an absolutely brilliant article this week on the website of Match Fishing Magazine by an angler named Craig Butterfield about being a sponsored angler; if you want sponsorship, you really should read it. Craig’s piece commented about the current ‘holy grail’ sought by many anglers, the ‘sponsorship deal’. It’s something I’ve often written about in the past, but it seems that many companies have now reached saturation point with the sheer numbers of supported anglers or ‘wannabees’ and are starting to evaluate exactly what, if anything they get in return..... As I run a number of manufacturers facebook pages and have my own too, every single week I get repeated requests from anglers seeking a deal of one sort or another as they have caught a couple of fish (perhaps even a single fish!) they consider worthy of reward....therefore are under the assumption that they merit attention. A request to see a sample of writing or some images is often met with shock, but as Craig truthfully states, it’s not all about fishing. There is a need to be able to write competent copy accompanied by quality images to highlight the products you are sponsored to promote and justify an investment made in you; what’s the problem with that? How about your attendance at an event or show? If you can’t commit to that, or a shop open day or a ‘teach-in’ when required, why should you get sponsorship? It should be a two way street, NOT the company give you products and gets nothing back.....just so you can call yourself sponsored in front of your mates....it doesn’t work like that, being a supported angler can be very hard work..... I know some companies are really trying to sort the wheat from the chaff, and Marukyu are no different. This week I have been working through our lists of field testers and sponsored team to see who warrants further support. Don’t get me wrong, some of our lads are superb, dedicated anglers who, if we cut them in half, would probably have ‘Marukyu’ through the middle; they actively promote their sponsorship, use social media and hard copy exposure to highlight the products, give time to the company and are respectful to other anglers on the bank....in

LOCAL FOOTBALL, FISHING, HORSE RACING EVERY WEEK SPONSORED BY CHAMPS

short, the perfect employee.... others however have taken advantage of a bait deal never to be seen again..... A list of over seventy has already been reduced to forty, and will perhaps be halved again as we choose those we wish to continue working with. Those selected will receive an agreement which will be adhered to by both parties, then we all know what the expectations are and can provide support to those who actively believe in and promote the brand...Marukyu gain exposure and publicity and the angler gets heavily discounted or even free product.... after all it’s a two way street remember? As I’ve said many times; “.....think not what your company can do for you, but think what you can do for your company.”

TO LET - FISHING CARAVAN Shortferry @ Fiskerton in Lincs

28’ Static Caravan designed for the Angler! 1 Dbl Bedroom, 1 Single Bedroom, Settee + Recliner Flat Screen TV, DVD, Microwave, etc Outdoor Storage Shed For a FREE Colour Leaﬂet please contact crownandglove@btconnect.com or call/text Shaun on 07739 486759

WANTED! COLLECTABLES

Absolutely any old or new ﬁshing tackle or Fishing books wanted

CASH! CALL DAVID ON 01354 692564 WILL TRAVEL ANYWHERE AND WILL PAY

Lake Ross Caravan Park And Fishery

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Ascot, Haydock and Newmarket host Saturday’s TV cards This Saturday’s Channel 4 cards come from three venues. Ascot hosts the Shergar Cup day with six races on the box (two on the More4 Channel) with supporting TV races from Haydock (two races) and Newmarket (one race). Personally I usually find this Saturday’s Ascot card a little disappointing with fields normally limited to ten/twelve runners in tight handicaps and a somewhat strange jockey competition that can seem to many racing fans to have little relevance. With size of the allowed fields and the number of entries at the moment there are sure to be many withdrawals so the final shape of the races is pretty much guesswork from this distance. At Haydock and Newmarket there are two Group 3 races (at 2.55 and 3.35 respectively). Mark Johnston has many entries at Ascot so watch for a bold showing from his runners as the stable seems to be going well at the moment and his horses often do well here. On Sunday there is better fare on offer in Ireland. The Curragh has four Group races, including the Group 1 Phoenix Stakes, on an interesting card with the exciting Kingsbarns possibly making his comeback appearance in the 2.45. Saturday: Ascot: 12.55 Les Ambassadeurs Casino Shergar Cup Mile, (Handicap), 4yo+, 0-100, 1m: George Baker’s Jacks Revenge ran a cracking race last week at Goodwood when trying to give Ascription 7lbs on good/soft going. That run should have put him spot-on for this. Viewpoint won at the meeting and may give him most to do while some of the others to be running possibly best at present are: Askaud; Captain Cat; Noble Citizen; and Nine Realms. 1.30 Redcentric Shergar Cup Stayers, (Handicap), 4yo+, 0-100, 2m: Mark Johnston’s Party Line has more than one entry at this meeting but wherever he shows up should be hard to beat. The reserve order of selection is: Brockwell; Broxbourne; Sir Graham Wade; Sula Two; Saptapadi (surely must run a race where he is not unlucky soon!); Arch Villain. 2.05 Barclays Shergar Cup Dash, (Handicap), 3yo+, 0-105, 5f: For this I Like the form of Stepper Point’s third in a Listed race at Deauville last week when finishing behind Riskit Fora Biskit ia a fast 5 furlong race on soft going. Close behind him then was Mirza who should go well in the 4.15 at The Curragh tomorrow (see below). The reserves here are: Jamaican Bolt (will he be withdrawn yet again?); Gabbiano; Diamond Charlie; Moorhouse Lad; and Steps. 2.40 Keltbray Shargar Cup Classic, (Handicap), 3yo, 0-95, 1m4f: Another Mark Johnston inmate, Dame Nellie Melba, gets the vote here after a fine second against older horses at Ripon recently. Reverting to her own age group should see her go close. The reserve order is: Wadi Al Hattawi; Prairie Ranger; Shrewd; Broughton; Cafe Society. 3.15 Pagegroup Shergar Cup Challenge, (Handicap), 4yo+, 0-95, 1m 4f: Party Line is entered here as well as in the 1.30 and would be the selection if running. The reserves are: Broxbourne; Saptapadi; Arch Villain; Anomaly; Jupiter Storm. 3.50 Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup Sprint, (Handicap), 3yo, 0-100, 6f: Nenge Mboko earns the call over this trip after failing to last home over 7 furlongs at Good wood last week when fifth to Magic City in a good time for the conditions. The reserve order is: Angus Og; Noble Deed; Nardin; Shahdaroba; Muthmir; Bacotheque. Haydock: 2.20 Betfred “Better Prices on Goals Galore” Handicap, 3yo+, 0-105, 1m 2f 95yds: Labarinto’s third last time earns him a narrow vote to reverse the result with Viewpoint who beat him just over a length in receipt of 8lbs at Goodwood last week. That was the selection’s first run back after finishing down the field behind Forgotten Voice in the Wolferton Handicap at Royal Ascot and he may come on again for last week’s run. Viewpoint gets the first reserve slot followed by Sennockian Star who ground out a victory at Ascot recently. The remaining reserves are: Strictly Silver; Vasily; Anomaly; and Chancery although there is not an awful lot between all of them in my ratings. 2.55 Betfred Rose of Lancaster Stakes, Group 3, 3yo+, 1m 2f 95yds: Glacial Age put up a fast time for the conditions when second to Buckwheat in France back in June. He has since finished a disappointing sixth on faster ground at Maisons-lafitte in July but is taken to bounce back with a victory here. The (very strong) first reserve is Ann Duffield’s Willie the Whipper whose sixth behind Intello in the Prix do Jockey Club (French Derby) was another excellent effort. After this pair the remaining reserves are: Vasily; City Style; Telescope (improving); Quick Wit; and Making Eyes. Newmarket: 3.35 German-Thoroughbred.com Sweet Solera Stakes, Group 3, 2yo Fillies, 7f: Amazing Maria’s last time out win earns her a very marginal call over Midnite Angel who herself ran a

cracking race to finish second to J Wonder here last time out when trying to give that improving animal 6lbs and just failing to do so by under a length. The next reserves are: Adwhaa; Tinga; and Chriselliam. Sunday: The Curragh: 2.45 Bet online at TheTote.com Royal Whip Stakes, Group 3, 3yo+, 1m2f: I am taking Kingsbarns to record a comeback victory on his return to the track. The chief threats could come from: Festive Cheer; Battle of Marengo; Durand; and Qewy. 3.15 Friarstown Stud Debutante Stakes, Group 2, 2yo Fillies, 7f: This looks tricky but Ballybacka Queen could put up a decent show and gets a narrow vote over Minorette. Others with decent chances are: Bluebell; Heart Focus; Bye Bye Birdie; and Tap Dancing. 3.45 Keeneland Phoenix Stakes, Group 1, 2yo Entire Colts and Fillies, 6f: Sudirman, War Command and Fountain of Youth all recorded identical ratings in my system last time out. The nod goes to Sudirman based on greater experience and continued progression (and possibly a better price on the day) although the unbeaten War Command is a very solid and competent opponent who has a similar profile to the selection. Ambiance, Coach House, Wilshire Boulevard and The Organ Grinder fill out the remaining reserve slots. 4.15 Paypal Supporting Irish Autism Action Phoenix Sprint Stakes, Group 3, 3yo+, 6f: If Stepper Point has gone in on Saturday in the 2.05 at Ascot, thereby upholding the form from Riskit Fora Biskit’s race in France, Mirza would be a strong pick for this. The reserves, in order of preference are: Snow Queen; Gordon Lord Byron; Cape of Approval; Hanky Panky; Arctic; An Saighdiur; Sendmylovetorose; and Mass Rally. Saturday selection summary (with reserves in order of preference): Ascot: 12.55 Jack’s Revenge, if absent Viewpoint, Askaud, Captain Cat, Noble Citizen, Nine Realms 1.30 Party Line, if absent Brockwell, Broxbourne, Sir Graham Wade, Sula Two, Saptapadi, Arch Villain 2.05 Stepper Point, if absent Jamaican Bolt, Gabbiano, Diamond Charlie, Moorhouse Lad, Steps 2.40 Dame Nellie Melba, if absent Wadi Al Hattawi, Prairie Ranger, Shrewd, Broughton, Cafe Society 3.15 Party Line, if absent Broxbourne, Saptapadi, Arch Villain, Anomaly, Jupiter Storm 3.50 Nenge Mboko, if absent Angus Og, Noble Deed, Nardin, Shahdaroba, Muthmir, Bacotheque Haydock: 2.20 Labarinto, if absent Viewpoint, Sennockian Star, Strictly Silver, Vasily, Anomaly, Chancery 2.55 Glacial Age, if absent Willie the Whipper, Vasily, City Style, Telescope, Quick Wit, Making Eyes Newmarket: 3.35 Amazing Maria, if absent Midnite Angel, Adwhaa, Tinga, Chriselliam Sunday (all at The Curragh): 2.45 Kingsbarns, if absent Festive Cheer, Battle of Marengo, Durand, Qewy 3.15 Ballybacka Queen, if absent Minorette, Bluebell, Heart Focus, Bye Bye Birdie, Tap Dancing 3.45 Sudirman, if absent War Command, Fountain of Youth, Ambiance, Coach House, Wilshire Boulevard, The Organ Grinder 4.15 Mirza, if absent Snow Queen, Gordon Lord Byron, Cape of Approval, Hanky Panky, Arctic, An Saighdiur, Sendmylovetorose, Mass Rally

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Millers & Rovers News 2012-13

ROVERS FIND LIFE TOUGH AT THE TOP A bright sunny, warm afternoon welcomed the new football season at the Keepmoat Stadium, with Blackpool the first visitors.

The Rovers kicked off, with the early minutes being spent by both teams settling down as a team. Then, in the 9th minute, a good build-up by the Rovers led to Duffy chipping a cross from the right to the far post where Brown headed back across goal and out the other side. Minutes later a good run by Cotterill was ended when he slipped and the chance was lost. In the 15th minute the visitors won a corner but it was cleared. The next minute a shot cum cross from Grant on the left touchline whilst under challenge from Quinn had Turnbull diving at the foot of the near post to tip it out for a corner. The ball came out of the Rovers defence following the corner, to Ferguson on the edge of the penalty area but his shot was parried by Turnbull, who got his body in the way of the follow up by Davies. The ball ran loose and DAVIES was first to it to slot the ball into the empty net. In the 20th minute came the first caution as the game took on a feisty turn. Two more followed in the three minutes. Cotterill then had a free kick from 18yards saved by Gilks. Then, in the 27th minute, a poor back pass to Turnbull by Husband was intercepted and eventually led to a cross from Grant on the Blackpool left, which was headed wide by Davies at the far post. Each side then won a corner from which nothing accrued. In the 35th minute a good build-up down the Rovers left brought in a cross, which Brown chested down to Duffy but his effort was high over the bar. The Rovers were having their fair share of the game by playing some attractive football but they just could not get a clear sight of goal. Four minutes from the break another good build-up down the home left resulted in Coppinger cross right footed to the middle where Brown got in a good header, which Gilks caught under the bar. In added time the Rovers striker again headed over from another cross from the left. It had been an entertaining first half, with some good football played and a feisty period in the middle. Half Time – Doncaster Rovers 0 Blackpool 1 Blackpool got the second half underway and won a corner in the fourth minute, which came to nothing. Five minutes later and the Rovers won a corner following a free kick but again nothing came from it. The game was being played at quite a sedate pace but on the hour the Rovers won a corner on

their right. Before it could be taken Bennett came on for Duffy. Then Cotterill swung the corner into the penalty corner where JONES rose head and shoulders above everybody to head powerfully into the net for the equaliser. Two minutes later and a Bennett shot was deflected for a corner, which Jones headed wide of the far post. The game settled into an even contest, with a couple of cautions spicing things up. However, neither keeper was unduly troubled. Paynter came on for the Rovers and his first kick was to blast over the bar from 25yards. In the 84th minute, Ince, for the visitors, was played in on goal and as Turnbull came out he slotted the ball past him but also past the far post. Two minutes later Blackpool won a corner, which Ince swung to the far post where MacKENZIE headed into the net. The Rovers tried to hit back and in added time Cotterill crossed from the left for Jones but his header was deflected for a corner. Turnbull went up for the corner, which was well defended by the Blackpool defence. The chances were there for the Rovers to get the ball back into the visitors’ penalty area but the ball was eventually played out to Ince on the right touchline ten yards into the Rovers half. He swept a shot goalwards, with neither keeper nor a red and white shirt in a position to intercept it. A desperate chase by Furman was to no avail as the ball slowly rolled inside the near post and over the line. It was an unlucky ending for the Rovers, who had played quite well. Result – Doncaster Rovers 1 Blackpool 3 Rovers – Ross Turnbull; Paul Quinn, Bongani Khumalo, Rob Jones ©, James Husband; David Cotterill, Richie Wellens, Dean Furman, Mark Duffy; James Coppinger, Chris Brown Subs used – Kyle Bennett for Duffy 60 mins; Billy Paynter for Coppinger 79 mins; David Syers for Wellens 89 mins; Blackpool – Matt Gilks; Kirk Broadfoot, Gary MacKenzie, Craig Cathcart, Robert Harris, Barry Ferguson ©, Isaiah Osborne, Angel Martinez, Tom Ince, Bobby Grant, Steven Davies Subs used – Jack Robinson for Harris 65 mins; Chris Basham for Grant 65 mins; Michael Chopra for Davies 80 mins;

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full-back caught his heels and the referee had no hesitation in pointing to the spot. From the resultant penalty, Davis kept his composure to calmly send Shearer the wrong way before hitting the roof of the net. The Millers almost halved the deficit when firstly Arnason’s bullet throw caused havoc and after Morgan challenged for possession, the ball fell kindly for Revell, who fired a stinging volley which LEE FRECKLINGTON was the Rotherham United hero as his last-gasp strike earned the crashed against the bar before the ex-Orient striker Millers a share of their spoils in their League bizarrely failed to connect with a header just yards One opener at Crewe Alexandra. out with the goal at his mercy minutes later. The Millers were caught napping as Alex raced Following the disappointing start to the second into a two-goal advantage within the 10 minute stanza, Evans reshuffled his pack with Agard and mark thanks to Anthony Grant and Max Clayton. Tubbs introduced as he reverted to a more attacking Despite Frecklington reducing the arrears almost immediately, Harry Davis penalty just minutes into formation. the second period ensured the Millers had another However, this failed to spark the Millers as the mountain to climb. Ben Pringle gave them hope with four minutes remaining before Frecklington’s home side exerted control of the encounter and fantastic strike deep in injury time sent Rotherham’s when Agard lost possession on the edge of his own loyal band of over 1300 followers into ecstasy. box, Colclough pounced on the loose ball before For the Millers League One bow, Steve Evans dragging an effort harmlessly wide of the target. handed competitive debuts to summer recruits Richard Brindley and David Worrall for their With time running out, Tubbs had a sniff of the trip to Gresty Road. The Rotherham supremo target when Revell flicked on into his path but fielded a 4-5-1 formation with Alex Revell plying George Ray’s finely timed tackle snuffed out the the lone role as in-form Kieran Agard and recent danger before he looked to strike goalwards. signing Matt Tubbs had to settle for places on the substitutes’ bench. At the other end, sub Chuks Aneke stung the palms The visitors were quick out of the blocks and Michael O’Connor stung the palms of Alan Martin of Shearer with a snap shot from distance before Alex failed to deal with an inswinging free-kick with a snap shot from distance. However, the Millers were stung when Crewe from Pringle, but despite the home defence opened the scoring with their first attack of note. being at sixes and sevens, Tubbs’ tame effort was A long ball forward saw Ryan Colclough get the better of Brindley before feeding the ball inside and comfortably gathered by Martin. after Clayton’s intervention, Grant tried his luck However, the Millers gave themselves a glimmer from distance and the ball deflected off a retreating of hope when they reduced the arrears with four defender before looping over the outstretched hand minutes remaining. of Scott Shearer to nestle in the far corner of the goal. There looked little danger when Pringle advanced However in a whirlwind start, the visitors came into the home box but he worked a yard of space within a whisker of the equaliser when an arrowed on his marker before curling a delightful effort ball forward saw Revell flick the ball into the path of the onrushing Frecklington, but with the goal at which beat the outstretched hand of Martin to find his mercy he screwed his shot wide of the target the far corner of the goal. when he really should have done better. The visitors came within a whisker of a share of The match was swinging end-to-end and Crewe the spoils when Frecklington danced into the box stunned the visitors when they doubled their advantage with just nine minutes on the clock. before threading a ball across the goalmouth but Colclough’s ball over the top of the Rotherham both Tubbs and then Brindley agonisingly failed to rearguard put Ajay Leitch-Smith in the clear on connect. the right flank and he fired a low cross which saw Clayton nip in front of Craig Morgan before calmly The Millers were throwing the kitchen sink at the steering the ball past Shearer at his near post. home side and with Shearer sent upfield, O’Connor Despite their nightmare start, the Millers gave mishit shot fell into the path of Revell, who themselves a foothold in the encounter almost immediately when Kari Arnason hurled a superb arrowed a shot goalwards but Martin was on-hand throw into the box and after the home side failed to to clear the danger. clear decisively, the ball fell invitingly into the path However, the decisive moment came deep in of Frecklington, who drilled a shot from the edge of the box which bobbled through a ruck of bodies injury time, when an arrowed ball was only cleared and past a motionless Martin. half-heartedly by the home side and the ball fell The visitors were finding their feet and O’Connor’s long ball saw Revell challenge bravely and the ball to Frecklington on the edge of the box, who fell into the path of Frecklington, who curled an composed himself before striking a superb effort effort narrowly wide of the target. which whizzed past a ruck of bodies including an At the other end, the visitors had a scare when firstly Colclough floated a corner which saw Kelvin Alex defender on the line to hit the roof of the net. Mellor rise highest but his unmarked header was The midfielder wheeled away in joy before joining straight at Shearer before Byron Moore shrugged the rest of his teammates in celebrating with the off Joe Skarz with ease before exchanging passes Rotherham faithful while Evans jubilantly raced with Clayton, but Moore fluffed his lines when he onto the Gresty Road pitch. missed his kick infront of goal. Just past the half-hour mark, Shearer’s punt was Teams:- Crewe- Martin, Tootle, Mellor, H cushioned by Revell into the path of Frecklington, Davis, Clayton, Osman, Leitch-Smith (Aneke who unleashed a volley from distance which 67), Moore (Turton 87), Ray, Colclough, Grant. blazed over the bar. Pringle then curled an inswinging corner to the far Unused:- Phillips, Ellis, Oliver, Audel, West. post which saw Revell challenge with Martin but Rotherham:- Shearer, Brindley, Skarz, he couldn’t control his header as it looped over the Arnason, C Davis (Tubbs 48), Worrall (Agard upright. The Millers were looking the most likely and after 48) , Frecklington, Revell, O’Connor, Pringle, Crewe failed to clear their lines with Harry Davis’ Morgan. Unused:- Collin, Bradley, Milsom, weak clearance, Revell drilled a low effort which had Martin nervously scurrying across goal but the Noble, Tidser. ball whistled past the post. THE The Rotherham targetman then launched a quick counter-attack which turned defence into attack in the blink of an eye but following a one-two with Worrall, he narrowly failed to latch onto his throughball when Moore was on-hand to snuff out the danger as last man. With half-time approaching, ex-Alex midfielder O’Connor saw yellow for bundling over Clayton as the home side looked to break quickly before the referee brought an entertaining first half to a close. 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Sheffield Wednesday News 2012-13

SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY NEWS 2 13-14 OWLS LOSE OUT ON ROAD TRIP SWFC V QPR www.swfc.co.uk

The Owls’ 2013/14 campaign kicked off with defeat at QPR – but on another day Dave Jones’ side could have been celebrating victory. After taking a first half lead courtesy of new signing Atdhe Nihiu, Wednesday were denied one penalty claim and then another in the second period following a quickfire brace from Nedum Onouha and Andy Johnson that ultimately gave the hosts the points. Fellow new recruit Jacques Maghoma also hit the post to sum up a luckless afternoon for the visitors. Early on, however, the odds were on the Londoners laying the foundations for a win. Rangers meant business from the outset and threatened first through pacy winger Junior Hoilett, who burst forward to the edge of the area before unleashing a fierce drive that flew wide. Andy Johnson then drilled a low shot goalwards that was deflected wide as the home side turned the screw in the early exchanges. He went closer still on eight minutes, forcing a fine save from Chris Kirkland after a vicious shot from 12 yards looked to be heading in. The R’s pressure eased, though, and Wednesday looked more and more comfortable moving forward themselves, and on 18 minutes, they were rewarded with a stunning strike from Nuhiu.The big man picked up possession 25 yards from goal, beat off three challenges and hit an unstoppable drive into the bottom corner to give the visitors the lead. QPR regrouped and almost equalised on the half-hour mark when Joey Barton delivered a teasing cross to the far post that Hoilett skied on the run.

Ten minutes before the break, Kirkland denied Bobby Zamora with a diving save following a sustained period of Rangers attacks. But just as it seemed the Owls would head down the tunnel in front, a string of events went against them that turned the game on its head. First, Joe Mattock fell victim to injury and was withdrawn, then Michail Antonio had a shout for a penalty turned down when the winger went down under a challenge from Armand Traore. And Wednesday were then struck by a double blow that altered the course of the contest. On 38 minutes, Onouha stabbed home from close range after a mishit shot from Hoilett, before Johnson hit a sweet volley past Kirkland two minutes later after the keeper kept out a Barton header. It was hard on the Owls but they should have equalised four minutes after the restart when Jermaine Johnson broke free of his marker to advance and square for Antonio, whose shot from ten yards failed to find the target. That was after Kirkland had again thwarted Hoilett with a reflex save as Rangers were out of the traps apace. But Wednesday still looked dangerous in the final third and substitute Maghoma seemed to be clipped in the box by Barton but again the penalty claims were waved away – and Moghoma was booked for simulation. The Owls gave as good as they got as the remainder of the game unfolded but action of note was in short supply at either end until the closing stages when Kirkland twice foiled Hoilett and new R’s striker Charkie Austin was inches away from marking his debut with a goal.

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Dave Jones highlighted the fine lines between defeat and victory following the Owls’ 2-1 reverse at QPR on Saturday. Wednesday kicked off the campaign in controversial style, with two penalty claims at key points in the game declined. And Jones says that can be the difference between success and failure: “It is fine lines and you want the big decisions to be the right ones. Unfortunately, it didn’t go our way today and it is really disappointing. The first one is a penalty and the second one is as clear cut as you are going to see. But it hasn’t gone for us and there is nothing we can do about it now. It could have gone either way and we certainly deserved something from the game.

We’ve hit the post, we could have had another couple but it wasn’t our day. We’ve switched off for a crucial spell of the game and you can’t do that.” Jones was boosted, though, by the introduction of new signing Atdhe Nuhiu, who put the Owls in the lead on his debut before Rangers hit back to win the game. The manager said: “He took his goal really well and I am pleased for him. He’s not been with us for long and he’s not match fit but he’s getting there and it will come. He’s a big lad, he has good feet and he will do well for us.” Sheffield Wednesday are reminding supporters of their conduct regarding the setting off of smoke bombs or flares at Owls fixtures, home or away. As has been emphasised in the recent past, he club are determined to eradicate this unacceptable behaviour and will undertake additional searching as well as instructing CCTV operators and stewards to be increasingly vigilant to assist in identifying those in possession of such articles. Anyone found to be in possession of any banned item, whether set off or not, will receive an indefinite club ban from Hillsborough and all away matches. Such an offence will also lead to arrest by the Police followed by a charge and criminal record.

QPR: Green, Simpson, Traore, Hill, Johnson, Onuoha, Barton (WrightPhillips 79), Henry, Hoilett (Jenas 88), Zamora (Austin 68), Faurlin

FIXTURES 2013/14 AUGUST 03.08 Queens Park Rangers 1-0 06.08 Rotherham United (C0C) 10.08 Burnley 17.08 Leeds United 24.08 Millwall 31.08 Middlesbrough SEPTEMBER 14.09 Yeovil Town 17.09 Wigan Athletic 21.09 Birmingham City 28.09 Doncaster Rovers OCTOBER 01.10 Brighton and Hove A 05.10 Ipswich Town 19.10 Bolton Wanderers 26.10 Barnsley NOVEMBER 02.11 Reading 09.11 Derby County 23.11 Huddersﬁeld Town 30.11 Blackpool DECEMBER 03.12 Leicester City 07.12 Nottingham Forest 14.12 Watford 21.12 Bournemouth 26.12 Blackburn Rovers 29.12 Charlton Athletic JANUARY 01.01 Blackpool 11.01 Leeds United 18.01 Burnley 25.01 Queens Park Rangers 28.01 Millwall FEBRUARY 01.02 Barnsley 08.02 Reading 15.02 Derby County 22.02 Huddersﬁeld Town

Owls: Kirkland, Palmer, Gardner, Zayatte, Mattock (Maghoma 37), Antonio, Prutton, Coke (McCabe 68), Helan, Nuhiu (Madine 77), J Johnson

MARCH 01.03 Middlesbrough 08.03 Yeovil Town 11.03 Wigan Athletic 15.03 Birmingham City 22.03 Doncaster Rovers 25.03 Brighton and Hove A 29.03 Watford APRIL 05.04 Leicester City 08.04 Nottingham Forest 12.04 Blackburn Rovers 19.04 Bournemouth 21.04 Charlton Athletic 26.04 Bolton Wanderers

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Sheffield United News 2012/13

SHEFFIELD UNITED NEWS 2 13-14 TOP OF THE LEAGUE SUFC V NOTTS COUNTY www.sufc.co.uk The Blades were the winners in an historic game at Bramall Lane on Friday evening - the first of The Football League’s 125th anniversary season. Kevin McDonald scored the first goal of the campaign and Harry Maguire netted the winner as County played over 75 minutes with ten-men after Gary Liddle was sent off. David Weir’s first competitive selection as manager included new boys Brandy and McGinn, whilst Taylor, Coady and McGinty were on the bench. The Blades were forced to kick towards the Kop in the first half and started with the favoured pre-season formation of 4-2-3-1 with Porter the lone striker, supported by Brandy, McDonald and Murphy, who was fouled in the second minute and curled the free-kick into the arms of Bialkowski. Also in a bright start, Murphy curled wide after being presented with a chance by Labadie’s mis-placed pass. Notts County caused problems from their first corner, Long saving with his body after Haynes got a deft touch to an inswinger but there was controversy from the subsequent breakaway. From a Porter flick, McDonald looked to advance on goal but was caught by Liddle’s high boot and referee Stroud immediately reached for his red card and presented it to the County defender. McDonald recovered after treatment, immediately scuffing a shot, but County’s ten-men reshaped and were lucky to survive a penalty shout when Leacock went through the back of Porter, who was looking to latch on to Westlake’s cross. McGinn fired over on 25 minutes and Brandy was off target with a half-volley after Porter chested down. However, United’s early dominance was rewarded on the half hour, courtesy of a sweet move. A few passes resulted in Brandy feeding Westlake on the right and his low cross was met perfectly by McDONALD, who swept the ball home before Bialkowski could move. The Kop, naturally, were delighted the first goal of the whole season was scored in front of them. The visitors hit back with their best chance of the half but Labadie, despite wriggling free to latch on to Sheehan’s free-kick, headed wide, whilst United

were quickly back on the offensive with Brandy and Doyle efforts before the interval. United began the second period well, with Doyle and McDonald shooting from the edge of the box, and Blades fans thought that a penalty was on the way when Brandy appeared to be fouled by Arquin but the referee penalised the home side and, to add insult, Brandy was booked for speaking out of turn. Porter had two chances to extend the lead. He clipped just over the crossbar after Brandy’s pace got the better of Fotheringham on the left and then the number nine was unable to touch home at the back post after Collins had fired back into the danger area from a Murphy corner. County made two substitutions before the hour mark and they immediately paid dividends. It was one of the replacements, SHOWUNMI, who held off Maguire to receive Bialkowski’s kick before turning and smashing into the bottom corner of Long’s net from 20 yards. McGinn fired over from range and Weir threw on his first two substitutions, McFadzean and Taylor, in the space of two minutes - and in between the Blades regained the lead. On 67 minutes, McGinn swung in a deep freekick from the right and MAGUIRE was ideally placed at the back post to head home. McDonald’s attempted curler from

the edge of the box was blocked but the Blades lost skipper Doyle on 79 minutes to injury, he was applauded as he limped off and was replaced by debutant Coady. As the final ten minutes approached Taylor’s first shot was a 30 yard free-kick which Bialkowski parried away. A 35-yard volley from Fotheringham caused a nervous time on 87 minutes but the Blades had further chances to secure the victory in the final moments, which included five extra minutes. Brandy was denied by Bialkowski after Westlake’s pull back, Taylor’s shot was blocked and Coady, after another neat Westlake pass, curled just wide with the outside of his right foot. Also in added time Taylor just failed to get on a shot across goal by Westlake but the Blades maintained possession well late on to secure a deserved victory. Blades: Long, Westlake, Williams, Maguire, Doyle (Coady 79), Porter (Taylor 68), McDonald, McGinn, Collins, Brandy, Murphy (McFadzean 66). Unused: Howard, Hill, Flynn, McGinty. Notts County: Bialkowski, Dumbuya, Sheehan, Liddle, Leacock, Haynes (Zoko 66), Arquin (Showunmi 61), Labadie (Tempest 58), Campbell-Ryce, Fotheringham, Boucard.

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WEIR HAPPY WITH JOB WELL DONE MANAGERʼS VIEW www.sufc.co.uk David Weir was delighted to see his team kick-off the Football League season with a deserved three points on Friday night. Speaking after goals from Kevin McDonald and Harry Maguire paved the way for a 2-1 success over ten-man Notts County at Bramall Lane, the new Blades boss was full of praise for the players: “I don’t know whether it was enjoyable during the game, but it is certainly nice to be reﬂecting on three points now. The sending off changed the game and put a bit more pressure on us, but we handled it well, especially in the ﬁrst-half. With Notts County equalising on the hour it gave us another challenge but I thought we were patient throughout and handled the expectation of going on and winning the game.” Weir added: “We learnt a lot on the night, we were asked a few questions and we answered them well. We kept passing and moving, creating chances and I thought the signs were very positive. We have worked hard in pre-season so we expect the players to perform to that level, but the way we kept the ball in particular was very encouraging.”

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Febian Brandy was pleased with both his own and his teammates’ opening performance on Friday evening. The 24-year-old made his competitive debut in the 2-1 success over Notts County, proving a constant thorn in the side of the Magpies. “It was a deserved win, we were on top from start to ﬁnish,” he said. “The red card did help but even if they had eleven men on the pitch, we’d have edged them out. Personally, I like to try to entertain and if the fans are on my side then that gives me more conﬁdence. I like to show the fans what I can do and if I can get them off their seats and create chances at the same time then it is a win-win situation. Friday was good for both me and the team, it went well as a start and hopefully we can show more as the season progresses.”

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