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THE VAMPS RETURN WITH HEADLINE SHEFFIELD ARENA SHOW

In addition to their new highly anticipated new single and album, The Vamps will be treating their fans to a number of intimate, fan rally shows in the Autumn, followed by arena dates including Sheffield Arena on Thursday 14th April. Tickets go on general sale at 10am on Saturday 7th November. Tickets by phone on 0114 256 5656 or online at www.sheffieldarena.co.uk are priced £10.45, £32.45 & £52.25 (including booking fee). Tickets in person at the Arena Box Office are priced £9.98, £30.98 & £49.88 (including bookg fee). The fan-fests will kick off in Madrid on the 14th October, and culminate with a show in Berlin on the 9th November and will be an opportunity for The Vamps to give something back to their loyal fanbase. This will be the first moment for fans to hear some of the new tracks, and The Vamps will also host a Q&A where they can discuss the making of Wake Up, and answer any burning questions the fans have.

Following the fan rallies, The Vamps will return to the arenas for another sure to be sold out run. The Wake Up UK Tour will feature jumbo LED side screens and a sprawling stage across the arena ﬂoor so the fans can be close to the band, and with supports from Conor Maynard, The Tide and Hometown. The Vamps have picked up a phenomenal amount of success since their launch just under 2 years ago. Their debut album Meet The Vamps went multi Platinum in a huge number of countries across the globe and charted at #2 in the UK. They have sold over 10 million singles across their ﬁve releases. Their online stats are equally impressive - Can We Dance has clocked up over 41 million YouTube views, Wild Heart over 25 million, Last Night has had over 23 million views, Somebody To You over 79 million views and Oh Cecilia (Breaking My Heart) picked up 34million. Their channel has already tipped 218 million total views and signed up over 1.2million subscribers. They frequently trend around the world on Twitter, and their Facebook has over 5.3million likes.

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THIS WEEK In the News 24/9/1983 25/9/1977 26/9/1984

The Honda Motor Company is founded About 4,200 people take part in the first running of the Chicago Marathon The United Kingdom agrees to the handover of Hong Kong Ocean liner Queen Elizabeth launched in Glasgow Warsaw surrenders to Nazi Germany during World War II The first practical public electric tramway in the world is opened in Blackpool, England Ongar railway station, the furthest London Underground from Central London, closes

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AN END TO OUTSOURCING AS COUNCIL SEEKS SAVINGS Sheffield City Council is set to make significant savings by bringing some of its property services which are currently delivered by Kier back in-house. Proposals were being discussed by its Cabinet members last Wednesday (16 September). If approved, the proposals will come into effect once the current contract comes to an end in June 2016. The proposals are to bring Property Services, Facilities Management Services, and Security and Events back inhouse. Options are being explored for the Cleaning and Catering contracts, which may involve re-tendering contracts or creating a new joint venture to run them. Councillor Ben Curran, the Council’s Cabinet Member for Finance and Resources said: “This is part of our continued drive to reduce costs on services to minimise the impact government’s cuts have on people in Sheffield. This is why we are reviewing all our options and seeking to make savings where we can. It’s also vital that we continue to develop our services to run them in the best way

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SHEFFIELD ALT-ROCK IDOLS CELBRATE WITH TOP 5 ALBUM Review: “That’s The Spirit,” Bring Me The Horizon By Kt Evans

It’s an exceptionally rare occasion when a totally unheard album can make you absolutely speechless. This is 100% the case for the first listen of “That’s The Spirit,” the fifth record released by Sheffield pack Bring Me The Horizon on 11th September. An eleven track release which proudly shoves two fingers up to anybody who ever thought Bring Me The Horizon had lost the game, the album has received commercial success by flying into number two on the Official Album Charts. “That’s The Spirit” typified all that is fresh and current about alternative rock pack Bring Me The Horizon. From releasing their very first record way back in 2008, the band have gone on to reach international heights – most recently supporting the mighty Metallica at Reading and Leeds Festival 2015. Having teased fans for almost a year, the band have plunged straight into the industry once again with arguably their very best record to date. A difficult mission to follow on from killer release “Sempiternal” in April 2013, “That’s The Spirit” marks a mature, educated BMTH who are certainly not afraid to face their demons. Opening up with emotive track “Doomed,” this single projects us into the lives and souls of Sheffield’s most influential export. With heavy synth usage alongside their trademark

anthemic chorus hooks, it is evident to witness the time and effort the band have undergone to perfect the most anticipated release of their career. “Happy Song” appears next, which made up part of the bands pre-album release. Vocal chants, gang choruses and sliding riffs create this piece of awesome Bring Me The Horizon material, alongside marking one of the more heavier tracks on the release. Former singles “Throne” and “True Friends” follow, authentic belters with an added side of synth punch. The track listing at this point within the album works to absolute perfection; the momentum is carried along by the brute force of the material along with the fact that fans of the group have already been exposed to these tracks. A slight turn of events within the album takes us to “Follow You.” Unlike a BMTH song we literally have ever heard before, the track demonstrates vocalist Oli Sykes’s clean vocal ability along with beautiful song writing skill. You see, it seems just ever so slightly strange to be calling a Bring Me song “beautiful.” But hey, what can we say? It’s pretty clear to see that the band are as far removed from their debut album “Count Your Blessing” as possible, however have done so with a transition fed through from “Sempiternal.” Ok so we may not ever have expected quite so many clean vocals or lack of break downs, although this move stamps the mature mark on Bring Me The Horizon. And hell does it

work well. Almost an album in two parts, listen from track six to track eleven and “That’s The Sprit” is littered with bitterness, resent and anger. “What You Need” plays on its lyrics to shock its listener, whilst “Avalanche” and “Run” are fuelled with up-tempo pace and Northern grit. Keyboarder Jordan Fish has worked particularly well to spice up the record with heap loads of synth sections, once again a familiar feature of former record “Sempiternal.” The first single to be released from Bring Me The Horizon back in October of last year, it’s a welcomed relief to see that “Drown” has also made the cut. This single was the maker or breaker from the band who put this track out almost eighteen months after “Sempiternal.” It split opinion (ok ok so the band can’t be blamed for keeping all material exactly the same as “Chelsea Smile”) however won over a ton of new BMTH supporters. Paying homage to the fans who have remained faithful and waited with baited breath for “That’s The Spirit” to finally be released, this recognition to their fans is exactly why Bring Me The Horizon are now regarded as one of rock’s greatest bands. Closing the record and arguably the most un-BMTH track you may ever hear in your life…ever, “O’h No” is without doubt the most emotive and personal track on the record. A clear indication to the perils of drug usage, the single is as haunting as it is utterly moving. A tingling closer to an album which marks the bands “coming of age,” Sheffield…we should be very proud indeed.

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The sensational return of UK rock legends Thunder, who had a Top 10 UK album earlier this year, continues into 2016 with the announcement of five UK arena dates including a Sheffield Arena show on Friday 19th February 2016 in the intimate surroundings of the Arena’s Steel Hall. The band will be blowing the roof off arenas around the UK in February. Says lead singer Danny Bowes: “The shows in March were incredible, and the new songs went down just as well as the Thunder favourites. We can’t wait for February, so we can do it all over again.” Support will come from renowned Bradford rockers Terrorvision, who have reformed for their first shows in three years, plus King King, nominees at this year’s Classic Rock Awards for Best New Band. Terrorvision bassist Leigh Marklew, says “We were discussing the idea of getting back into the ring in 2016, so when the call came from Thunder asking us to be their special guests, the timing was perfect. We agreed it will be a fun tour, a great way to come back.” From 1992’s debut Formaldehyde

through to Super Delux in 2011 – Terrorvision have stomped out their own, original brand of shiny pop rock (with dirt under its ﬁngernails), from crunching metal (Alice, What’s The Matter, American TV), pure pop killers (Oblivion, Perseverance and Tequila), brooding melodrama (Middleman, Some People Say, Bad Actress) to high-octane punk funk (My House, Pretend Best Friend, D’ya Wanna Go Faster), Terrorvision have always

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CHALETS FOR SALE FROM ONLY £7000 The site was established in 1961 and consists of 123 detached cedar wood chalets built to accomodate four to six persons. Each Chalet has a lounge, 2 bedrooms, fully equipped kitchen and shower/bathroom and toilet.

www.newtrendholidaypark.com

TELEPHONE: 01754 872722 New Trend Holiday Park, Ancaster Avenue, Chapel St. Leonards, Skegness PE24 5SS

On Poplar Row a Quiet Cul-De-Sac in the Town Centre of Whitby.

SLEEPS 6 PEOPLE 2 DOUBLE & 2 SINGLE BEDROOMS BEDDING & TOWELS PROVIDED

Some Availability up to Christmas Now booking for 2016

Call 07801 987145 The Avalon BRIDLINGTON The Swallow Holiday Apartments 01262 677387 Guesthouse

A Great Place to Stay in Bridlington All Bedrooms En-Suite Competitive Rates

A Warm & Friendly Guest House

Georgian Town House

Ring us direct to avoid online booking charges!

Luxury, modern, fully equipped holiday studio apartment for 2 people and apartments for 4 to 5 people Book Tickets for the SPA Theatre & Royal Hall through us and receive a great discount!

Call 01964 611161

Book Early to Avoid Disappointment

Quiet family park, near Scarborough (2 miles), All hard standing pitches, fully equipped , Superb up-market site on the A170

Tel: 01723 361 178 Pictures on our website

www.jacobsmount.com MUSTON GRANGE Nr Filey

10 minutes to the beach, close to all amenities, Superb site close to Filey, full amenities

Tel: 01723 512 167 Pictures on our website

www.mustongrange.com NURSERY GARDENS HOLIDAY PARK

Rainton near Thirsk, North Yorks STATIC CARAVANS

FOR SALE - all prices available to suit you

CALL US ON 01845 577277 OTTERINGTON PARK

Station Farm, South Otterington

1,2 & 3 Bedroom Chalets • Sleeps 2-6 • Fully Equipped • Pets Welcome • On Site Shop, Fish & Chips, Club & Bar, Restaurant, Laundry etc.

TOURING SITE but STATIC CARAVANS & LODGES FOR SALE

CALL US ON 01609 780656

HAPPY DAYS SITE

(BASED ON MIN 2 NIGHTS & 2 SHARING)

3 DAY CHRISTMAS BREAK - LIMITED AVAILABILITY Telephone: 01754 764120 Website: www.white-lodge.co.uk 129, Drummond Road, Skegness, Lincolnshire PE25 3DW

Scarborough

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

£23

Per Person Per Night Central Position Opposite Station Now Booking 2015

6 BERTH CARAVAN Tel: 01723 364 963 Kingfisher Caravan Site INGOLDMELLS INGOLDMELLS Clean and tidy family environment near Fantasy Island, Beach, Pubs Clubs & Markets

READY TO LET FROM TODAY! Call for more info

07709 299760

6 & 8 Berth Caravans Very Clean, Full Facilities Close to all amenities, shops and beach 3, 5, 7 Night Breaks Available

07875 729899

NOW TAKING BOOKINGS FOR SUMMER

NO DOGS - ADULTS ONLY A-LEVEL IMMACULATE SMALL FAMILY RUN SITE SET IN RURAL EAST YORKSHIRE TOURERS £20 PER NIGHT Including Electric

SEASONAL £1265 Including Storage

The Old Mill Caravan Park, Newsham Hill Lane, Bempton, Near Bridlington, E. Yorks YO16 6XE

CALL 01262 673 565 WWW.OLDMILLCARAVANPARK.CO.UK

TELEPHONE KEN ON 0114 233 9483

• August - September - November Availability • £250 per week • Modern Caravan - all mod cons • Flat Screen TVs • Deposit Secures

The Ascot Guest House

THE OLD MILL CARAVAN PARK

SCHOOL HOLIDAYS STILL AVAILABLE Pets Welcome

• Excellent 8 Berth 3 Bedroom Caravan

AUTUMN SPECIAL! B&B WITH 3 COURSE EVENING MEAL ONLY £33 PPPN

01754 767711

Parklands Estate near Eastgate Market Two TVs, Free Gas Bottles

CHAPEL ST LEONARDS

CALL 07830 401501

CALL NOW FOR DETAILS OR TO REQUEST A BROCHURE

SKEGNESS 8 Berth Caravan

WHITE LODGE GUEST HOUSE TEL:07714 154450 SKEGNESS 4 STAR (Visit England)

ALL ROOMS EN-SUITE, WITH PARKING, BAR & FREE WIFI

AUTUMN BREAKS

JACOBS MOUNT

www.hotelswallow.com

• 3 bedroom. 12 foot wide. • Park has indoor pool, club and is open 12 months. • Site fees and all other costs paid for this year.

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

01262 679301

CALL 01262 675149

AT WITHERNSEA SANDS

www.palmcourtskegness.co.uk

including Full English Breakfast & Evening Meal

Gay Friendly - Families Welcome

Please Phone Paul or Lou on

STATIC CARAVAN FOR SALE

South Parade, Skegness PE25 3HP

3 NIGHTS FROM £98pp

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

VISIT US ONLINE AT WWW.CAROLSAVALONHOTEL.CO.UK Sorry we cannot cater for children

3 VERNON ROAD • BRIDLINGTON • YO15 2HQ

The Palm Court

THE RUSSELL IN SCARBOROUGH

Stairlift to First Floor

NOW TAKING BOOKINGS FOR CHRISTMAS 3 DAY SPECIAL 24TH-27TH DECEMBER £155 PP CONTRACTORS WELCOME £16 pppn (room only)

Guest Accommodation overlooking the Glen of Peasholm Park Minutes from the Seafront, Beach & North Bay Attractions

Tel: 01723 365453

www.russellhotel.net

Sycamore Farm Country Park

Caravans,Touring Caravans & Camping

NEW DEVELOPMENT FOR 2015

Two & Three Bedroom, Standard & Luxury Caravans to Rent on Small, Rural Fishing Lake Site. Tourers & Campers are Welcome.

LAKESIDE PITCHES AVAILABLE MANY NEW & USED CARAVANS FOR SALE Sycamore Farm Park, Chalk Lane, Burgh Le Marsh, Skegness PE24 5HN www.sycamorefarm.net | 01754 810833

INGOLDMELLS

Coastfields Holiday Village & Silver Beach Caravan Park, 6/8 berth caravans to let, near Fantasy Island, shops, beach & much more.

FROM £140 PER WEEK

PLEASE CALL/TEXT OR TEL: 07701 096015

BED & BREAKFAST FROM £20 PPPN WEEKLY SPECIALS FROM £140 PP SKEGNESS SEA FRONT

Sea View and Balcony Rooms available all fully en-suite. Large Family Rooms available. Licensed Bar & Guest Lounge Upgrades available to include Flowers, Chocolates, Wine or Champagne for your special occasion. Packed Lunches on request and The Laurels Tearooms

The Laurels Hotel Tel: 01754 612 387 07826 169 418 www.thelaurelshotel.co.uk em: enquiries@thelaurelshotel.co.uk

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4th September to 8th November

BLACKPOOL ILLUMINATIONS BROOKLANDS NORTH SHORE

TURKEY & TINSEL NOVEMBER WEEKENDS FRIDAY TO MONDAY FULL PROGRAMME

OVER-50’S ONLY 01253 351479

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

SPECIAL OFFERS FOR WINTER & ILLUMINATIONS EVENING MEALS AVAILABLE Excellent Customer Service

TELEPHONE: 01253 351496

17 Yorkshire Street, Blackpool

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

ILLUMINATIONS 7th - 11 SEPT ONLY £99 pp 4 NTS

Call Sharon:

01253 624116 www.appletonhouse.co.uk

HOTEL

FULLY LICENSED BAR • ALL ROOMS EN-SUITE

CENTRALLY LOCATED TWO MINUTES FROM SEAFRONT TEA/COFFEE & TV IN ALL ROOMS SUPERB HOME COOKING

ILLUMINATIONS SPECIAL OFFERS FOR MERCURY READERS CALL FOR DETAILS

ILLUMINATION SPECIALS 2 NIGHTS £46PP B&B 3 NIGHTS £63PP B&B MIDWEEK SPECIAL

4 NIGHTS FOR PRICE OF THREE 1st Child 1/2 Price - 2nd Child FREE

CALL 01253 626422 www.holmleahotel.co.uk

PLEASE CALL JO OR HENRY FOR DETAILS 01253 623386

BLACKPOOL

BLACKPOOL CENTRAL

THE LEAWOOD HOTEL 72 HORNBY ROAD • BLACKPOOL • FY1 4QJ

Maurice & Mary extend a warm welcome to our well established Guest House More Suitable for 40+ • Good Home Cooked Fresh Food Clean & Comfy • All En-Suite • TV, Tea/Coffee Facilities

BED & BREAKFAST DEALS

ANY THREE DAYS - £70 ANY TWO DAYS - £50 MON - FRI - £80 • WEEKLY £140 FREE PARKING • CALL 01253 627327

CARAVAN PARK

82 HORNBY ROAD • FY1 4QS

www.melrosehotelblackpool.co.uk

Call The Mercury now on CORNWALL & DEVON 0114 276 3633 PORTHLEVEN to advertise CORNWALL Fisherman’s Cottages your hotel, caravan, chalet, coach firm & a whole lot TEL: 01209 860410 more! LOG FIRES • PETS WELCOME Two minutes from beaches/coastal paths

Within easy walking distance of some excellent eating places/pubs, including Rick Stein’s latest ﬁsh restaurant

LAKE DISTRICT

Kernow agas dynargh! - Cornwall Welcomes You!

SUPERB COTTAGES TO LET ON WORKING SHEEP FARM

Ground Floor Accommodation Wheelchair Friendly No Stairs Wet Room Showers Ample Parking Short Breaks Available

ILLUMINATIONS SPECIALS FROM £25 PPPN

HOLMLEA 74 PALATINE RD, BLACKPOOL, FY1 4BY ALL ROOMS EN-SUITE, LICENSED

SMOKING/ NON SMOKING ROOMS AVAILABLE

NOW TAKING BOOKINGS SUMMER & ALL OF 2015

www.theberwickhotel.co.uk

KESWICK - OPEN ALL YEAR SLEEPS 2-4-6 PEOPLE

MELROSE HOTEL

APPLETON GUEST HOUSE • 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

TENERIFE

LOS CHRISTIANOS APARTMENTS TO RENT WINTER BOOKINGS STILL AVAILABLE • Sleeps Five People • Two Swimming Pools • Tennis Courts • On Beach Front

PLEASE CALL AMANDA FOR DETAILS 01226 934418 • 07711 268835

NO FEES TO PAY FOR 2015! TO FIND OUT MORE CALL TODAY OR TEXT YOUR NAME & CURRENT PARK TO DIANNE 07904 892700 FOR A FREE CALL BACK

TELEPHONE 01768 776380 WWW.IRTONHOUSEFARM.COM

DORSET

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“Turn your static caravan into cash within 24 Hours” Call us now on

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“Probably the BEST price you will get TODAY”

Holiday Home Ownership in the Heart of Bridlington

FULLY SITED PRICES FROM

LITTLE SEA HAVEN 3 BEDROOM CARAVAN TO LET

September to November available

£19,995

Ideal for Short Breaks Small Dogs Welcome Call 01305 768006 or 07765 423573

YORKSHIRE DALES

Meadow Holidays

Yorkshire Dales

Cottages/Apartments Weeks from £197 per couple Weekends from £93 per couple Breaks/Split Week Available Families Welcome

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

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Only a stones throw from the North Promenade and within easy access of the town and harbour North Bay Leisure Park is the ideal place for you coastal retreat! FROM 2.99% Prices to suit all budgets

INCREDIBLE LOW RATE FINANCE PACKAGES

North Bay Leisure Park offers a FULL 12 MONTH HOLIDAY SEASON!

Visit us today at North Bay Leaisure Park, a Warm Welcome is Guaranteed!

Telephone today for a FREE info pack

01262 677318 / 673733

www.northbayleisurepark.com • Limekiln Lane, Bridlington, East Yorks YO 16 6TG

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COACH TOUR DEALS

PRIVATE HIRE

RIVELIN TRAVEL 15-19-22-24-29 SEATER - MINI COACHES ALL LOCATIONS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Visit us at

www.rivelintravel.co.uk

TEL: 233 1000

16 Seater Minibus with fitted seatbelts PSV Licence Holder • 100% Reliable

• TRIPS TO ALL RACECOURSES • AIRPORTS • FISHING & GOLF TRIPS • PRIVATE PARTIES • DAY TRIPS • CLUB TRIPS

The Spirit of Lincolnshire Coaches

New Skegness Timetable Mondays : 30th March - 28th September Departs Meadowhall Coach Park 1pm Penny Black 1:20pm Fridays: 3rd April - 25th September Departs Meadowhall Coach Park 1pm Penny Black 1:20pm

Trips to the East Coast

Saturdays: 14th March - 26th September Departs Meadowhall Coach Park 4pm Penny Black 4.20pm Plus selected Saturdays up to Christmas

TEL: 0114 3484739 Text: 07947 610 722 MOB: 07773 384542

SKEGNESS, BUTLINS, INGOLDMELLS, CHAPEL BOOKING ADVISABLE

Email:babsrivelin@blueyonder.co.uk

LICENSED PRIVATE HIRE

We’ll Never Let You Down! Available for • Weddings • Airports (All Airports) • All Coastal Work • Private Parties • Superb Vehicles

STEELES TRAVEL WWW.STEELESTRAVEL.NET

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

AIRPORT PARKING

Telephone Anytime

07747 787551 (Anytime)

16 SEATER MINIBUS AVAILABLE FOR...

•COASTAL•AIRPORT •GOLF TRIPS •PRIVATE PARTIES

1 WEEK £32 2 WEEKS £55

TEL: 0114 264 4473 MOB: 07837 402109 PARK HOMES

MILL HOUSE PARK

Mill House Park, Newcastle Avenue, Worksop, Nottinghamshire S80 1NP info@millhouseparkhomes.co.uk • www.millhouseparkhomes.co.uk A small but stunning park home estate perfectly located near to the centre of Worksop. We currently have various fully residential and spacious plots available, awaiting the detached home of your choice with private driveway directly alongside. All homes are supplied fully furnished, fitted and equipped ready for you to move straight into.

Luxury bungalow homes at affordable prices

OPEN WEEKEND ON 26th & SUN 27th SEPTEMBER 10AM - 4PM To make an appointment & obtain further information call Andrew on

07714 135084 WWW.MERCURYNEWSPAPER.CO.UK

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British and Continental Holidays

JOHNSON BROS. TOURS 2016 BROCHURE LAUNCH Please Join Us on

SATURDAY 3RD OCTOBER

Between 11am & 2.30pm at our Worksop Travel Centre Claylands Avenue S81 7BQ FREE PRIZE DRAW & Light Refreshments CHARITY BINGO in aid of John Eastwood Hospice Trust A complimentary coach service will operate from local areas Contact our office for further details Supported on the day by • Mansﬁeld Radio • John Eastwood Hospice Trust • Warner Leisure Hotels • Albatross/London • Clifton Hotel, Lytham St Annes • The Miners’ Retreat • Great Days Travel • Norman Allen Group

SCOTLAND (LOCH LOMOND) 22nd - 26th Oct • 5 Days • • • •

HOLIDAYS

Blackpool Illuminations Exmouth Blackpool Illuminations Eastbourne London Theatre Break Liverpool & Manchester Christmas Markets York & Castle Howard At Christmas Mystery Weekend London Theatre Break

5 Days 5 Days 3 Days 5 Days 2 Days 3 Days

5th - 9th October £210 5th - 9th October £259 9th - 11th October £169 12th - 16th October £244 27th - 28th October £176.50 20th - 22nd November £149

3 Days

27th - 29th November

£159

3 Days 2 Days

27th - 29th November 2nd - 3rd December

£159 £199

Bournemouth St Agnes (Cornwall) Isle of Wight Holme Lacy (Warners) Jersey By Air Eastbourne Torquay

5 Days 5 Days 5 Days 5 Days 5 Days 5 Days 5 Days

2nd - 6th November 5th - 9th November 9th - 13th November 9th - 13th November 9th - 13th November 16th - 20th November 16th - 20th November

£259 £259 £239.50 £319 £379 £278 £259

TURKEY & TINSEL BREAKS

£355.00 per person

The Winnock Hotel (Drymen) Full Board Accommodation Includes Steam Rail Outing 2 Hour Cruise on Loch Katrine

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SURFACING

WORKSOP SURFACING

TARMACADAM & BLOCK PAVING CONTRACTORS REQUIRE WORK URGENTLY | 0800 5878085 / 07788 663654

01909 721847 - 01623 627653

Visit our website at www.johnsonstours.co.uk

Owing to a delayed start on an original contract, we are ﬁnding it diﬃcult to keep our men & machinery in full time work in this area. Therefore we would be pleased to give, at a reduced rate, free estimates & advice on all forms of resurfacing & construction work including excavating, draining, kerbing, etc

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

We can spray tack coat to receive macadam to an average thickness of 2 inches, consolidated & top dresses with a ﬁne sealing grit from £9.50 per square metre + VAT. Materials are laid by machine where possible.

YARD CLEARANCE

FOREST TRAVEL AUTUMN & WINTER BREAKS 2015 MON 5TH OCT - FRI 9TH OCTOBER

CUMBRIA - SHAP WELLS HOTEL ..................................£255

MON 19TH OCT - FRI 23RD OCTOBER

BOURNEMOUTH - SUNCLIFFE HOTEL.............................£220

MON 26TH OCT - FRIDAY 30TH OCTOBER

TURKEY & TINSEL - FALMOUTH - MEMBLY HALL HOTEL ....£220

MON 2ND NOVEMBER - FRIDAY 6TH NOVEMBER

TENBY - CLIFFE NORTON HOTEL TURKEY & TINSEL ..........£220

MON 9TH NOVEMBER - FRI 13TH NOVEMBER

WESTON-SUPER-MARE - SMITHS HOTEL - TURKEY & TINSEL .....£259

NEW 2015 BROCHURE NOW AVAILABLE • CALL FOR YOUR COPY NOW! LOCAL PICK-UPS • OTHER TOURS AVAILABLE

www.foresttravelholidays.co.uk

ALL COACH TRAVEL FROM LOCAL PICK UP POINTS INCLUDED

Avista Holidays Ltd - 35 Rose Hill, Chesterﬁeld, S40 1TT Tel: 01246 220300 - 209383 Mobile: 0779 5572203 E mail: avista@btconnect.com Web: www.avistabycoach.com

Call The Mercury 0114 276 3633 to advertise

TEL: 0115 926 3138 / 07814 768783

Due to new planning laws introduced, we have hundreds of metres of Block paving, Natural Indian Stone paving and Cobbles, & also resin bounded Chippings to be cleared. AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE. (eg we will dig up your existing drive etc, lay a new foundation and block pave the area at the unbeatable price of.. £35.00 + VAT PER SQUARE METRE

ENQUIRIES OF ANY SIZE WELCOME WITHOUT OBLIGATION ALL WORK GUARANTEED • DON’T MISS OUT! BUILDING SERVICES

Damp Problems? Then look no further

ALL ASPECTS OF DAMP PROOFING with a 30 Year Guarantee! WALL TIES REPLACED INSURANCE WORK WOODWORM ERADICATION RISING DAMP DRY/WET ROT GUTTERING /POINTING PENETRATION DAMP CONDENSATION PROBLEMS 22 YEARS EXPERIENCE PAM APPROVED CONTRACTORS

Call us now on 01709 322667 07579 009735 BCH DAMP PROOFING & TIMBER TREATMENTS Covering all Mercury Areas Free Estimates

LEEBROOK DRIVES & GARDENS

BLOCK PAVING SLABS | TARMACADAM NATURAL STONE PAVING EDGINGS | KERBS | KEY KERBS BOUNDARY WALLS FENCING AND DECKING GARDEN RE-MODELLING DRAINAGE AND LAND DRAINAGE

Experienced & Reliable Workforce FREE QUOTATIONS

07773 336341 | 0114 248 8386

CHIMNEY SWEEP

BORDER SWEEP

CHIMNEY SWEEPING SERVICE GET READY FOR WINTER

Open Fires, Stoves, Pots & Cowls Fitted

Contact ANDY on

01226 761121 07968 286187

bordersweep@yahoo.co.uk

Chimneys swept to BS6461 standards. HETAS Registered.

BUTLER’S ROOFING In Pursuit of Roofing Excellence •Guttering •Chimney Repaired & Rebuilt •Re-roofs •All Felt Roofing •All Leadwork •Roof Roof Windows •uPVC Fascia, Soffits •EPDM Rubber Solution All Insurance & Grant Work Undertaken

FREE ESTIMATES CALL 0114 358 9258 07889 023554

SPECIAL DISCOUNTS ON FLAT ROOFING

Email: butlersroofing@hotmail.co.uk Find us at www.butlersroofingservices.co.uk

OLNEY JOINERY & BUILDING • Renovations • Kitchens • Bathrooms • Plumbing & Electrical No Job Too Large or Small Telephone: 07859 878384 PRIVATE

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www.redhotkisses.co.uk

Where Everyone Can Afford to Play! JOIN US ON

EMPIRE CINEMA CLUB

ADULTS ONLY OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK

01484 540978

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MERCURYCLASSIFIEDS MERCURY CLASSIFIED SECTION

CARPETS & FLOORING

ROOFING

DC CARPETS

• Carpets Fitted & ROOFING SPECIALISTS Re-Fitted No Job Too Big or Too Small! • 30 Years Experience Re Roofs • Flat Roofs • All Material Supplied Fascia Sofﬁts & Guttering TEL: 0114 242 1906 Velux windows Fibreglass Flat Rooﬁng MOB: 07909 617 134 Insurance Approved Storm Damage Repairs Repointing Free Written Quotations Domestic & Commercial 0800 3579230 | 07920427144 fleetwoodroofing@live.co.uk

DRIVING SCHOOL

Beginners Courses 4 Hours for £40 • 10 Hours for £99 Pass in 1 week from £279 CALL NOW ON 0333 207 0663 Visit us online at www.passngo.com

ANYTIME

CARPET/UPHOLSTERY CLEANING

CARPET CLEANING Also Upholstery

CARPETS

UPHOLSTERY

LOUNGE (12X15) £30 HALL/STAIRS/LANDING £35 2 BED WHOLE HOUSE £120 4 BED WHOLE HOUSE £150

3 PIECE SUITE £45 LEATHER SUITE £60 CURTAINS FROM £30 MATTRESS £30

HOMES • PUBS • CLUBS RESTAURANTS • OFFICES TELEPHONE 0800 328 7941 For a No Obligation Quote

www.challenge-carpet-cleaning.com Email: martyncliffetaylor@me.com Challenge - Established since 1991!

GLENN ORRAH CARPETS 23C QUEENS ROAD, BEIGHTON 0114 269 4328 SMALL FAMILY BUSINESS. EST 22 YEARS WE WILL ALWAYS AIM TO BEAT ANY GENUINE QUOTE, OFFERING THE SAME QUALITY MATERIALS GET A QUOTE FROM THE REST THEN COME TO THE BEST! COME VISIT OUR SHOWROOM FOR FANTASTIC OFFERS & SERVICE

HUGE RANGE OF CARPETS & VINYLS

1ST CLASS FITTING

LOCAL FAMILY BUSINESS Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning Specialists

WWW.GLENORRAH.UK8.NET

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Call today on 0114 234 8875 www.cleanwise-carpet-care.co.uk

PLUMBING & HEATING

TVs/AERIALS

Gas Central Heating

MERLIN AERIAL & SATELLITES

Blue Flame

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

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

Freephone 0800 007 5362 Over 30 Years Combi Experience

www.blueﬂame.info

REMOVALS

TV AERIALS FROM

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www.merlin-aerials.co.uk

Matt: 07876 363015

FUEL

C&D REMOVALS DIXONS LARGE & SMALL REMOVALS

AFFORDABLE RATES • LOCAL & NATIONAL • FULLY INSURED OAP DISCOUNTS • SINGLE ITEMS • FRIENDLY & RELIABLE

HOUSE CLEARANCES LICENCED WASTE CARRIERS SHEDS, GARAGES & LOFTS CLEARED OLD COOKER, WASHERS & 3 PIECE SUITES TAKEN

CALL CARL 0114 278 7590 - DAVID 0114 239 7737 MOBILE 07906 109404 Visit us online at: www.shefﬁeldmovers.com

FUELS

SMOKELESS FUELS AND COAL FOR WOOD BURNERS, OPEN FIRES & STOVES TELEPHONE 0114 242 3054

PROPERTY WANTED

CASH

SKIPS/WASTE

SKIPS FOR BRICK, RUBBLE, CONCRETE, SOIL, CLAY & TARMAC FOR THESE PRICES 4 Ton £80 • 6 Ton £100 8 Ton £120 • 10 ton £140

PRICES INCLUDE VAT Also Digger & Driver Hire, Land Clearance, Footings, Drainage & Demolition

BUYER IN

24hrs

CONTACT 07960 656323

...up to 100% market value!

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• All Fees Paid • Instant Quotes Call Now On

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01226 447 158 WANTED

MEDALS WANTED

Covering: Barnsley, Wath, Goldthorpe, Mexborough, Conisbrough, Thurnscoe, Bolton Upon Dearne, Wombwell & North Shefﬁeld.

TELEPHONE 07970 276 862 | 0114 242 3054 OPEN 6 DAYS

SKIPS AVAILABLE MINI SKIPS, 3 TON, 4 TON, 6 TON, 8 TON (SOIL, BRICK, RUBBLE/WOOD/MIXED) 16 YARD (WOOD)

• 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

TEL: 07950421704 ANTIQUE MILITARY COLLECTABLES

ALL SIZE SKIPS

CHEAP RATES

6 DAYS A WEEK HOUSEHOLD • COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL

WW1 & WW2

95% OF WASTE RECYCLED

BOUGHT FOR CASH!

ALL MAJOR CARDS ACCEPTED

WANTED

FROM £35

Helmets • Weapons • Knives • Swords Anything Considered

TEL 2331010 HILLFOOT WASTE

CALL US ON 07970 276862

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VERY BEST PRICES PAID DISTANCE NO OBJECT CALL TONY MURLAND ON 01394 421 323

Loading 1 & 2 Tonne

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VAN HIRE

WANTED

EXCELLENT VEHICLES AT COST EFFECTIVE PRICES! VISIT US AT:

THE MILL RACE, 346 BRIGHTSIDE LANE SHEFFIELD S9 2SP

Call Now: 0114 261 0522

VAN HIRE & SALES LTD

Email: info@shefﬁeld-vanhire.com

• COURIER VANS • SMALL VANS • SINGLE & DOUBLE CAB 4X4 • MEDIUM VANS • BOXER VANS • LARGE VANS • PICK-UPS • 6 SEATER WITH TOOL SPACE

OVER

YEARS

AFP WANTED!!! ANY HOUSEHOLD

SERV ING

SOUT H YO RKS.

PRICES STARTING FROM £35 PER DAY +VAT

SCRAP METAL

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

G.B. METALS FREE SCRAP COLLECTION & DEMOLITION

Also Rubbish Removed OAP Discount TEL: 07766 304099 www.gbmetals.co.uk

FURNITURE & APPLIANCES

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I usually steer clear of commercial type fisheries, but I’ve visited one this week and rather enjoyed it! Blake Hall Fisheries near Cheadle in Staffordshire is an expansive complex with four fishable pools and (I must mention it) an angler’s lodge which provides meals to die for! In fact, some of the local residents even pop in for meals, it’s that good! Plenty of car parking onsite, and you can even park behind almost all of the pegs so it is a superb place for the less able to enjoy. There are rules to abide by, so be sure to check before fishing, but go there, try it and have fun! I chose to fish the largest of the pools, Peninsula, and set out to use the final pair of rod samples which had been sent down from Sonik Sports headquarters for to give my opinion on. For this session, I would alternate between a float rod, and heavy twin tip feeder rod, and I elected to go with the feeder rod first as fish were showing at a fair range. A simple Preston running method feeder loaded with groundbait and micro-pellets was launched out around sixty yards, and I plunged the rod tip below the water to sink the line and feel the feeder down. It settled in about five feet of water, and I tensioned the tip just enough to put a slight curve in it. A pure white tip is so much easier to see, and I wasn’t surprised when it whipped around within thirty seconds! A small carp of around 3lb swiftly came to the net, and the feeder was recast to the same spot.

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This time a bream took the bait, and a slow wallowing fight resulted in a slab sided fish, also of about 3lb. A third cast gave up another small carp, and the next hour or so followed much the same pattern until the sun was fully up… I’d also been feeding a couple of margin spots immediately adjacent to two clumps of rushes which gave about two feet of water and some cover. A few grains of corn, some tiny pellets and a few dead maggots were lobbed in every couple of minutes, until eventually, a tell-tale swirl indicated some fish; time to try the float rod… A small crystal waggler, loaded with a couple of AAA shot allowed me to swing the rig out without casting. It settled until a few millimetres of bright red tip remained, then swiftly lurched to one side as a fish brushed the line… they were certainly in the area. After a minute or so, the float slid away, and a handsome roach came to hand, followed by a small perch, and so on, until I hit something a lot more solid, which didn’t particularly agree with being hooked! I was on fairly sturdy tackle, 6lb mainline and a size 14 hook-tonylon loaded with a trio of red maggots, so let the fish charge off into open water where I could play it carefully. They fight hard at Blake Hall though, and after ten minutes, I was tired, never mind the fish! Eventually, a nicely plated mid-double was netted, unhooked and returned after a mat shot; more roach, perch and gudgeon followed (is there a prettier fish?) which were interspersed with similarly sized carp to about 14lb. I ended up with countless smaller fish, and five hefty carp all of which gave the rods a good workout. I lost only one fish when the pre-tied hook to nylon parted, but overall, I’d had a very good day. Most of my fish had been hooked on the humble gentile, with corn bringing a steady stream of bream and skimmers. Both rods had performed admirably, and the feedback I’d noted was relayed back to Sonik headquarters; hopefully my input will see some fantastic new rods coming to the 2016 market, and you will enjoy them as much as I have!

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There was a shorter league ﬁxture list last weekend in the County Senior League, due to the start of the League Cup. However, 12 league games still took place this week, when including the midweek games. Premier Division It has been a tough week for AFC Penistone Church, who lost back-to-back games. On Wednesday they were beaten 4-1 at home by Handsworth Parramore Reserves. Alex Rippon proved to be the difference in that game, notching a hat-trick for Handsworth. They were then beaten 2-1 at Middlecliffe Lane by Houghton Main. Ashley Emmett and Kieran Hirst were on target for Houghton Main, who are joint top, but in third place on goal difference. Swallownest FC are also joint top following their 3-1 home win over Stocksbridge Park Steels Reserves. Liam Davis, Jermaine Atkins and Mitch Ward were all on target for Swallownest, who sit in second on goal difference. Division One Robert Shelley scored the only goal for Caribbean Sports, as they maintained their 100% start against Byron House at Norton Playing Fields. Caribbean are just a point behind the lead of Denaby United, who have played a game more. Silkstone United are into fourth, as they beat Millmoor Juniors Reserves 4-3 at Silkstone Recreation Ground. Jamie Dixon scored a hattrick for the hosts, with Wayne Hughes also on target. A Darryl Wood brace and a Danny Lindley strike was enough to give Ecclesﬁeld Red Rose a 3-0 home win over High Green Villa.

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Division Two Two goals from Tony Bennett inspired Grimethorpe Sports to a 3-2 away win over Hemsworth Miners Welfare on Wednesday night. It was a third consecutive win for Grimethorpe and takes them into second place. Bawtry Town claimed their first point of the season midweek, with a 3-3 draw at home to Kiveton Park. However, their relief was short, as they lost 4-0 to New Bohemians on Saturday. Elsewhere in Division Two on Saturday, Swallownest FC Reserves were held to a 1-1 draw at home by Worsbrough Bridge Athletic Reserves. U21 Division Defending U21 Division champions Handsworth Parramore U21 made it three wins from three played, with a 3-0 away win over Caribbean Sports U21. Goals from Josh Oxborough, Joe Yates and an own goal gave Millmoor Juniors their first win of the season, as they beat Bawtry Town U21 3-0 at Grange Park. League Cup 1st Round Stocksbridge Park Steels U21 shocked Maltby Main Reserves, by beating them 3-1 at Muglet Lane. South Kirkby Colliery U21 also put in a good showing, as they were narrowly defeated 1-0 by Denaby Main of Division One. Kiveton Park made it into the 2nd Round of the League Cup, with their first win of the season as they beat Sheffield Bankers 4-0 at Hillsborough College. Kade Garforth starred for Kiveton, scoring a hat-trick. Scott Hartley once again shone for Millmoor Juniors, scoring three times as the Rotherham outfit beat Athersley Recreation Reserves 4-0 at Grange Park. Extra-time was needed at Grimethorpe Sports Ground to separate Grimethorpe Sports and Brinsworth Whitehill. In the end, goals from Bayden Lockwood, Connor Howell, Steve Bennett, Jamie Heavey and Tony Bennett settle the tie 5-3 in Grimethorpe’s favour. Jubilee Sports made light work of beating Davy U21 at Chaucer School. Goals from Jordan Livett (3), Craig Senior (3) and Charlie Hobson (2) gave Jubilee a comfortable 8-0 win. Defending Premier Division champions Swinton Athletic saw-off Worsborough Bridge Athletic Reserves 3-1 at Park Road to advance. Handsworth Parramore Reserves of the Premier Division were made to work hard, as they took on Division One leaders Denaby United at Sandy Lane. Handsworth won the tie 6-5 with goals from Ryan Lee (2), Connor Chappell, Ryan Simmonite, Tawandi and an own goal. Despite William Hillbert scoring four goals for Treeton Terriers, they were beaten 6-5 at home by Kingstone United. Goals from Thomas Beech and Chris Meekin gave Thorpe Hesley a 2-1 win over Frecheville in the all Premier Division tie at Rockingham Community Centre. Braces from Jack Bedford and Jamie Sutton inspired North Gawber Colliery to a 6-2 win over Wombwell Main U21 Woolley Miners Welfare. Wombwell Main carried their 100% league start into the cup, by beating fellow Division One side AFC Dronfield 5-2 at home.

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LATE GOAL GIVES MILLERS FIRST WIN OF THE SEASON ROTHERHAM UNITED earned their first victory of the season in dramatic circumstances as an injurytime winner put high-flying Cardiff City to the sword. Vadis Odjidja-Ofoe’s spot kick after David Marshall was red-carded for a clash with Matt Derbyshire put the Millers in charge but their joy was shortlived as Peter Whittingham levelled matters before the interval. The Millers looked like having to settle for a share of the spoils despite knocking on the door for the majority of the second half until sub Chris Maguire’s cross was deflected into his own net by Matthew Connolly with just seconds remaining to send the AESSEAL New York Stadium into raptures. Following their narrow defeat at the hands of Brighton and Hove Albion in midweek, the Millers made two changes to their starting line-up for the visit of the Bluebirds as Jonson Clarke-Harris was rewarded for his strike at the AMEX with a starting berth as Chris Maguire had to settle for a substitutes berth. The AESSEAL New York faithful had their first glimpses of goalkeeper Lee Camp and Norwich loan pair OdjidjaOfoe and Tony Andreu with the latter being handed his second start at the expense of Aidy White. Despite the Millers starting the stronger, the visitors had the first sight of goal when Derbyshire’s pass was intercepted by Joe Ralls, who tried his luck from distance but his effort failed to trouble

Camp in the home goal. In the Millers’ foray of note, Joe Newell swung a tantalising corner which saw skipper Danny Collins ghost in at the far post to power a downward header which was blocked en-route to goal by Fabio De Silva. Just before the quarter hour, Joe Mattock became the first to see yellow for a mistimed tackle on Craig Noone before Newcastle loanee Sammy Ameobi soon joined him in the book for a crunching challenge on Farrend Rawson. Minutes later, Whittingham curled a outswinging corner which was met by the head of Sean Morrison, who looped a header which had Camp anxiously backtracking towards his own goal but the home stopper kept his nerve to catch underneath his own crossbar. Brazilian defender Fabio became the next to incur the wrath of the referee when he was cautioned for unceremoniously hauling over Andreu near the touchline before Whittingham and Morrison combined once again when the latter met the ex-Villa midfielder’s free-kick to head dangerously across goal but the ball fizzed harmlessly past the upright. Just before the half hour mark, ClarkeHarris flicked on Camp’s punt forward into the path of Andreu, who fired a bobbling effort from distance which stung the palms of Scottish international ‘keeper Marshall in the visitors’ goal. Moments later, the Millers came within a whisker of the opener when Rawson’s clearance was misjudged by Connolly

and Derbyshire pounced on the error to play a slide-rule ball across the box which was inches away from the outstretched leg of Clarke-Harris, who had the Cardiff goal at his mercy if he was able to make a meaningful contact. The game took a twist five minutes before the interval when Collins’ chip over the top skimmed off the turf to evade the run of Derbyshire as Marshall collected on the edge of his box and the duo seemed to clash before the visitors’ stopper appeared to flick out at the exOlympiakos striker and the referee had no hesitation in brandishing the red card to the visitors ‘keeper and point to the spot in the process. The Bluebirds immediately brought Simon Moore into the fray and his first piece of action was to pick the ball out of his own net as from the resultant spot kick, Odjidja-Ofoe kept his nerve to wrongfoot the replacement ‘keeper as he slid the ball into the bottom corner of the net. With half-time approaching, Ameobi fired a speculative effort from distance but Camp was well-stationed on his own line to snuff out the danger before Cardiff had an opportunity to get themselves back on level terms when Fabio injected pace into a visiting move following a one-two from the left flank before tumbling over the challenge of Rawson in the box and the referee again pointed to the spot before showing the yellow card to the Derby loanee. From the resultant penalty, Whittingham levelled matters as he fired into the heart of the home goal as the ball evaded the

dive of Camp. Following a slow start by both teams to the second half, the Millers had the first attack of note when Richie Smallwood’s clipped ball to the flank was hit first time by Mattock across the face of goal and although the ball was half-cleared by a retreating Bluebird, Clarke-Harris fired a volley which brought a fine reflex save from Moore before the ball dribbled to safety. Minutes later, Cardiff failed to deal with an arrowed ball forward and Andreu pounced on the loose ball before setting his sights on goal but he dragged his shot harmlessly wide of the target. Just before the hour mark, Rotherham countered with purpose and Newell swung a delightful centre which was met by the head of Clarke-Harris but his towering header failed to trouble the visitors goal. The Millers were looking the most likely and they squandered an opportunity to regain the lead when Newell’s deflected centre was headed back into the danger area by Andreu into the path of Derbyshire, who looked decidedly offside, but his point-blank header was straight down the throat of Moore. Minutes later, Cardiff failed to deal with Odjidja-Ofoe’s corner and the ball narrowly evaded the head of ClarkeHarris and in the ensuing melee, both Mattock and Collins failed to make a clean contact as they looked to swipe the ball towards goal. Minutes later, Rotherham switched play effectively and sub Emmanuel

Ledesma cut inside to fire a cross which saw Derbyshire nip infront of Connolly but his deft flick narrowly cleared the visiting crossbar. The Millers were penning the visitors deep and Ledesma’s pass saw Mattock’s cross-cum-shot deflected behind by Lee Peltier while from the resultant phase of play, Derbyshire picked the pocket of a visiting defender before firing a ferocious cross across goal and although Rawson was just yards out, he was unable to adjust his body sufficiently to turn the ball goalwards. With time running out for the hosts, Derbyshire’s run and pass in the channel paved the way for Newell to swing a first-time cross which looked tailormade for the run of Clarke-Harris, whose looping header skimmed the far post with Moore rooted to the spot. Moments later, Cardiff failed to clear decisively and the ball fell invitingly into the path of Newell, who calmly watched the ball come down before striking a fantastic volley which smashed against the inside of the post before falling to safety. However, the Millers were not to be outdone and they deservedly grabbed the winner when the ball was switched to the right flank and sub Maguire weighed up his options to fire a cross to the near post which saw Ledesma look to turn the ball home and the ball seemed to strike the leg of Connolly and the ball rolled tantalising over the line to send the home fans wild and give the Millers their first three points of the season.

JONES EARNS A POINT IN FIRST HOME GAME IN CHARGE Rob Jones took to the dugout as mananager of his ﬁrst game on home soil and was looking to bounce back from last weeks defeat away at Walsall. Following the sacking of Darren Kelly last weekend, David Dunn took charge of Oldham during the interim period. Rovers took the lead initially before the visitors equalised and despite dominating the second half, a hard working Rovers side were anable to ﬁnd the winner that they deserved. It was a very quiet start from both teams, however the visitors dominated the opening quarter of an hour possession wise with Rovers struggling to get hold of the ball.

Rob Jones was forced into making an early substitution as striker Andy Williams was involved in a collision and had to leave the field with concussion. Dany N’Guessan came on to replace him and support Curtis Main up front. It took over twenty minutes for the first chance of the game to fall and it was Rovers who should have taken the lead. With Aaron Taylor-Sinclair delivering a dangerous ball across the area, a deflection saw it fall to captain James Coppinger. With no option but to hit it on the volley from eight yards his sliced it over the cross bar. Minutes later however, the home side did take the lead. Cameron Stewart’s free

kick found Andy Butler at the back post whose looping header beat David Cornell to ﬁnd the bottom corner. It took just ten minutes for Oldham to draw level through a controversial goal from Jonathan Burn. Burn got on the end of an Oldham corner and heading towards goal Coppinger looked to clear the ball off the line brilliantly, however the linesman signalled that the ball had crossed and the visitors had equalised. From then the game livened up and Rovers could have had two goals in seconds. Stewart almost opened his goal scoring account for the club when he hit a dipping free kick at goal from 30 yards. Heading for the top corner Cornell

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concentration for their goal,” said Jones. “You can debate whether it’s a corner and if it’s crossed the line but it stands – which was disappointing but we reacted well to their goal. “Second half I thought we were magnificent and control the game from start to finish and were really dominant with and without the ball and reduced them to scraps. “If I’m being cynical, we’ve had enough chances to win the game.” A rueful Jones then turned his attentions to a growing injury list prior to the first South Yorkshire derby of the season, when Rovers travel to Bramall Lane to face Sheffield United. “Andy Williams has gone to hospital with a suspected broken nose and we’re just waiting for the results,” revealed Jones. “We lost him early doors but Dany

(N’Guessan) came on I thought he was terrific and worked effortlessly to get in the positions he wanted to be in. He could have had two goals – one where he’s clean through and one with a glancing header – but he worked really well. I changed like for like and he knew what was asked of him. “Mitchell (Lund) is injured, he’s damaged his hip flexor and will be monitored as the week goes on to see where we’re at but I thought Cedric (Evina) came in today and defended well considering he was on his ‘wrong’ side. “That was the most opportunities that we’ve created for the last five or so weeks. Today we looked menacing at times and like I’ve said to the players, it’s alright looking menacing but you’ve got to finish them off.”

Rob Jones said he thought that his Doncaster side were in control once they got going against Oldham Athletic on Saturday. The similarities between the two sides was striking as two interim head coaches – in Jones and counterpart David Dunn – witnessed respective centre halves – Andy Butler and Jonathan Burn – net ﬁrst half headers from set pieces. “We got the goal we warranted though through a good set piece from Cameron (Stewart) and then we had a lapse of

somehow got his fingers to it to tip it onto the cross bar. N’Guessan threw himself at the rebound but couldn’t convert. The ball then fell to Oscar Gobern whose diving header cannoned back off the bar before bouncing down on the goal line. Everyone in the crowd thought it had crossed but play went on and scores remained level. Rovers continued to look strong after coming out for the second half and they played some neat football looking for the second goal. Stewart and N’Guessan continued to cause the Oldham defence problems and with twenty minutes to go N’Guessan was inches away from giving Rovers the lead. Picking up the ball in midfield, he used his strength brilliantly to power past the defence before releasing a fierce shot on goal. Cornell again made a great save. Going into the final 15 minutes Cedric Evina created a number of chances from

the right and the defence continued to hack him down. Stewart delivered a number of good balls into the box, the ﬁrst was met by the head of N’Guessan but again his effort was narrowly over the bar. This was followed by another Stewart corner, this time Butler headed at goal but again it just cleared the cross bar. With ﬁve minutes added time, it was clear Rovers weren’t going to settle for a point and another corner from Stewart caused the Oldham defence problems. Butler’s powerful header towards goal looked to be stopped by the hands of Connor Brown, however nothing was given and Gary MacKenzies follow up shot was somehow cleared off the line. It wasn’t to be and the referee blew for full time with the teams sharing the spoils.

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OWLS NEWS2015/16 CARLOS DEDICATES WALLACE MASTERCLASS VICTORY TO SPRINGETT DELIVERS OWLS THREE POINTS A masterclass in delivery by Ross Wallace was the difference as Wednesday beat Fulham 3-2 at Hillsborough. The tricky winger made all three goals from set piece executions and despite the Cottagers registering twice, it was the home side that took the points. Fernando Forestieri gave the Owls an early lead before Jamie O’Hara promptly struck for Fulham. Tom Lees put Wednesday back in the driving seat in the ﬁrst half and Michael Turner made it 3-1 just after the resumption. Tom Cairney made the hosts sweat by pulling a goal back midway

through the second period but the Owls held on to secure a welcome win. After a touching minute’s applause for the late Ron Springett, Wednesday almost posted the perfect start. A deep Wallace fell square on the head of Barry Bannan, whose ﬁrm header was acrobatically tipped over by Andy Lonergan. New recruit Bannan – one of four home debutants – then placed narrowly wide as Wednesday asked certainly asked more of the questions. And it was fellow new-boy Forestieri who went one better and opened the scoring on 13 minutes. Wallace delivered the

perfect corner and the Italian leapt above his marker to nod into an empty net. The Owls were well on top and dominated possession before Fulham began to cause problems, with Tim Ream blazing over on the angle from 12 yards. Ryan Tunnicliffe went closer with a long ranger and the Cottagers continued to press, reaping the reward on 23 minutes. A loose clearance landed in the path of O’Hara just outside the penalty area and his speculative half volley nestled into the far corner to equalise. But the leveller served only to galvanise Wednesday, who turned up the heat, with Wallace at the heart of the action. First the wideman sent a delicious cross in the mix that Alex Lopez headed goalwards but Lonergan pulled off a stunning reﬂex save. From the resulting corner, however, the keeper was powerless as Wallace’s pinpoint accuracy to the back stick led to Lees nodding in his second goal of the season to restore the advantage eight minutes before the break.

And it could have been three on the whistle when Wallace delivered yet again from the right but Atdhe Nuhiu’s effort was inches away from the target. Forestieri made way for Lucas Joao at half time but it was defender Turner who rose to the fore on 49 minutes. Dangerman Wallace sent another set piece right on the money and the towering loanee powered a driving header in off the underside of the crossbar. But any hopes the Owls had of cruising home were dashed on 67 minutes when Fulham reduced the arrears. O’Hara crossed from the right and Cairney ghosted in to head past Keiren Westwood from inside the six-yard box. The next goal was always going to be key and both sides went after it - Bannan smashed into the side netting after skilfully evading O’Hara and the industrious Kieran Lee was a whisker away from going one on one with Lonergan. Westwood denied Dan Burn at the other end but despite the best efforts of both sides’ attacks, the defences held ﬁrm and the referee called time on an entertaining encounter that the Owls deservedly won.

Carlos Carvalhal dedicated the 3-2 win over Fulham to the late Ron Springett. The Wednesday legend and Fulham product passed away last weekend and the Cottagers clash served as a memorial game in Ron’s memory. And the Owls responded in ﬁtting style, emerging triumphant from a hugely entertaining Championship contest. Carvalhal said: “First of all, I would like to dedicate this game to Ron Springett. “He was a legend for this club and I am happy we got the win that we dedicate to him. “We deserved to win. We all know that we have playing well but needed to score the goals and

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BLADES NEWS2015/16 BLADES FIGHTBACK SAVES A POINT IN YORKSHIRE DERBY Bladeacoaster - the phrase coined by Nigel Adkins this week - could be used to describe this Yorkshire derby. United went 2-0 but fought back with a Chris Basham-pressured own goal and a Billy Sharp equaliser. In an entertaining

ﬁxture, both sides had chances to win it in injury-time with Jose Baxter clearing off the line with the last touch of the game. Reed and McNulty started as boss Adkins made two changes, the duo replaced Baxter and Sammon, who dropped to the bench. Bradford

included two former Blades, McMahon and Davies, amongst their substitutes. United won two corners in the ﬁrst minute but, expectedly, Bradford’s aerial prowess came to the fore early on, winning a number of free-kicks in the Blades half and a couple of corners. There was also a penalty appeal when McEveley and McArdle clashed, whilst the United skipper was booked for his second foul on Marshall. Additionally, also in the ﬁrst 15 minutes, Edgar was forced to clear over his own crossbar and Howard kept out an inswinging free-kick from Evans and a header from Hanson. There was a spell of calm after the initial onslaught and United saw more of the ball

as the half hour mark approached. A move involving Reed, Sharp, Campbell-Ryce and McEveley saw McNulty’s header held under the crossbar by Jones and then Sharp put the ball in the net on 28 minutes but he was adjudged to have been offside when converting McNulty’s pass. Bradford, however, nicked the advantage on 33 minutes. From Anderson’s cross, Edgar and Cole challenged and from the loose ball, MEREDITH beat Howard in a foot race before clipping over the goalkeeper. The home side went close again when Evans shot from 25 yards but it was directly at Howard and the half ended with the Blades trying to get back on top but goalkeeper Jones was

not called into action. United made a change at the break, Alcock introduced for McEveley, with Freeman switching to left-back, but there was more disorder to follow. Liddle’s clip down the left channel saw the ball bounce and Edgar’s attempted clearance hit COLE and flew past Howard. A couple of corners and a Reed shot saw United look to get back into the game, whilst Adkins brought on Baxter and Sammon just before the hour, making it a front three. Collins headed over Baxter’s corner but the lifeline was just minutes away. Alcock’s long throw saw Basham and Meredith challenge, with the ball looping over Jones and into the far corner of the net. Basham celebrated but the goal was credited as a MEREDITH own goal. Sammon fired over the top and Bradford appealed for another penalty when Anderson’s cross hit Alcock but referee Swarbrick was unimpressed and moments later United’s equaliser arrived. On 70 minutes, Baxter’s flighted ball saw SHARP get around the back of the defence and although his first effort was blocked, he showed great composure and balance to poke home the rebound. The action continued for the near 20,000 crowd and thousands watching

on TV. Anderson’s ﬂicked header was held by Howard and Marshall curled wide. For United, from a break, Sammon played in McNulty but he sliced wide. The last ten minutes were nervy for both sides but the Blades were on top, whilst ﬁve minutes were added as injury-time. Just in the additional period, Baxter’s inswinging free-kick saw Collins denied by an impressive Jones save, whilst the very last touch was an important once. Bradford swung in a free-kick and a corner and from the latter Hanson’s header was goalbound but Baxter cleared off the line. Bradford: Jones, Darby, Meredith, Evans (Knott 79), Marshall (James 90), Liddle, Hanson, Burke, McArdle, Anderson, Cole (Davies 79). Unused: Williams, Clarke, Leigh, McMahon. Blades: Howard, Freeman, Basham, Sharp, McNulty, Collins, Woolford (Baxter 59), McEveley (Alcock 45), Campbell-Ryce (Sammon 59), Reed, Edgar. Unused: Scougall, Higdon, Long, McGahey.

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