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Doncaster is set to come together to pay their respects to servicemen and women at Remembrance events across the borough this week. Exhibitions, concerts and poppy displays will be taking place throughout the week leading up to Sunday 11 November when residents are also invited to join Remembrance Sunday Services. Councillor Paul Wray, Armed Forces Champion, said: “I would encourage everyone to join in the events, whether they are in the town centre or their local community. “They are an important opportunity to commemorate the

servicemen and women who have sacrificed so much in the World Wars and other conflicts and of course, this year also marks the centenary of the end of the First World War. “So please, come along and pay your respects to those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom and remember the fallen soldiers along with those who are serving today.” Please see the following list of some of the events taking place.

Church Tower. Inside the church there is a display of poppies running from the east window ﬂowing over the alter. Every night 6pm from Friday 26 October onwards.

There But Not There Unveiling Ashworth Barracks Museum, Cedar Road, Doncaster Sunday 4 November, 10.45-11.15am

Fishlake St Cuthbert Remembers Fishlake St Cuthbert is holding an exhibition of WWI images, poems and some artefacts as part of their Remembrance event. The Church will be decorated with hand-knitted poppies, at least 2,500.

Thorne Remembers St Nicholas Parish Church, Thorne Friday 9 November (10am – 4pm)/10th (10am – 4pm) / 11th (1pm 4pm)

St Peter’s Church, Conisbrough St. Peter’s Church Conisbrough will be lighting up a display of poppies running down the

St Cuthbert’s Church is open daily and the Remembrance event displays will remain throughout November

Forces Lunch Castle Park Saturday 10 November from 12 noon The event includes a full roast dinner, complimentary tea and coffee. Also, live entertainment from Lorrie Brown - a salute to Vera Lynn tribute act.

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Doncaster Choral Society commemorates the Armistice of 1918 Cast Sat 10 Nov, (7.30pm) Doncaster Choral Society commemorates the Armistice of 1918 with a concert including the much-loved “The Armed Man”- A Mass for Peace by Karl Jenkins featuring the National Festival Orchestra and a top line-up of soloists. Simon Lindly conducts an evening of music of remembrance. For ticket and booking details visit castindoncaster.com/ whats-on/lest-we-forget

Remembrance Observances – Doncaster town centre • Service of Remembrance – War Memorial on Bennetthorpe (10.45am) • Parade to the Minster of St.George (11.15am) • The parade arrives at the Minster of St. George where there will be a Service of Remembrance (11.45am)

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SHEFFIELD REMEMBERS A series of events is underway to mark the 100th year since the First World War ended. On Sunday 11th November the ending of World War I will be formally marked with a piper playing at 6am outside Sheffield Cathedral. A service of remembrance will be held at the Sheffield Cenotaph, Barkers Pool with the South Yorkshire Police Band playing from 10.15am and the lighting of the Queen’s Jubilee Beacon at the Peace Gardens at 7pm. It will be also the final day for World War I commemoration which has

been on display in Weston Park since September. The commemoration event at Weston Park, which is designated as a Fields in Trust Centenary Field, is a “Thank You” to those who fought and fell in the First World War, including hundreds of Shefﬁeld PALS. Fields in Trust will reveal the story of one Centenary Field each day in an online interactive map. The site can be accessed here and people can use the hashtags #CFLegacy #ThankYou100 to support online. Also culminating on Remembrance Day is the planting of 100 trees in 36 park sites across the city

dedicated to soldiers who fought in the First World War. Soldiers from World War 2 planting the ﬁrst tree in Weston Park to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the ending of WWI. The ﬁrst was planted in Weston Park by veteran soldiers of the Second World War. Following that, one large English oak tree will be established in 31 city and district parks while avenues of smaller lime trees were placed in Longley Park and Firth Park, Greenhill Park, Herdings Park, and the Cholera Monument. Each of the planting

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New Sheffield Christmas Trail and return of Santa’s Post Office This festive season Sheffield BID is bringing the magic of Christmas to the city centre with the return of Santa’s Post Office and a brand new Christmas Trail. The Sheffield Christmas Trail will feature several free, family friendly activities to enjoy in the run up to the big day. Light installations, interactive experiences and a festive trail around the city centre’s shops will create a fun-filled day out to enjoy with the children in the build up to Christmas. A Christmas Trail…The Story of Brearley’s Lost Christmas List will see families help Brearley Bear, named after inventor of stainless steel Harry Brearley, find the items on his lost Christmas list. To help Brearley, families will have to visit ten venues across the city centre to find his lost gifts, using the Sheffield Christmas Trail app or Brearley’s Little Book of Clues to help them. Every child that completes the trail will receive a special gift at Santa’s Secret Sorting Office. As well as the Christmas Trail, Santa’s Post Office will return to the city centre bigger and

better than before this Christmas. Having attracted 15,000 visitors in 2017, Santa’s Post Office will be based at 15 Barker’s Pool and manned by elves from Lapland. Children will be able to visit Santa’s Post Office to write their letter to Mr Claus ahead of Christmas Day. Every letter will be posted in to a magic letter box which transports them directly to Santa in Lapland. A giant five metre Santa light installation will sit on Barker’s Pool outside Santa’s Post Office, and a giant Brearley Bear will be lit up at the top of The Moor. The installations will also form part of the Christmas Trail. As well as providing free, festive activities for families to enjoy in the run up to Christmas, the BID hopes to encourage visitors to the city centre and boost footfall in a crucial trading time for retailers Diane Jarvis, Sheffield BID Manager, said: “This Christmas Sheffield BID has decided to bring the Sheffield Christmas Trail to Sheffield city centre, as well as bringing back Santa’s Post Office. We hope that Sheffield’s families enjoy the free activities on offer, and head to the city

centre for a festive day out. “Christmas is also a crucial time for retailers, and with more people to choosing to shop online, we have planned these activities to increase footfall in the city centre and encourage families to shop on the high street. “Our street teams will be out making sure the streets are clean and tidy. Our BID Buddies – who are based at Unit 1, The Winter Garden, Surrey Street – will be on hand to provide directions, advice on where to eat and drink, and rain ponchos, in case Sheffield enjoys any wintery showers before Christmas.” Brearley Bear said: “I wrote my Christmas list to Santa in my neatest hand writing but now I cannot find it, and it’s not long until the big day! I need to find some new items to put on my list to Santa Claus, and some new friends to help me. I really hope the families of Sheffield can complete the trail to find all my items.” Follow @BrearleyBear on Twitter or visit www. sheffieldchristmastrail.com for updates. Santa’s Post Office will open from 10am – 4pm on Saturdays and Sundays and 4pm – 7pm on Thursdays from 17 November until 16 December. From 17 December – 24 December Santa’s Post Office will be open daily from 10am – 4pm. The Christmas Trail…the story of Brearley Bear’s lost Christmas list will run from 24 November – 24 December. Brearley’s lost list items can be found in venues across the city centre, so please check individual opening times before setting off.

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KELL BROOK RETURNS TO SHEFFIELD FOR HUGE HOMETOWN BOUT

Kell Brook returns to the ring in front of his hometown fans at Sheffield Arena on December 8 when he takes on Michael Zerafa, live on Sky Sports in the UK and DAZN in the US. ‘The Special One’ was last in action in March when he swept away Sergey Rabchenko inside two rounds at Sheffield Arena to claim the vacant WBC Silver SuperWelterweight title. Former Welterweight Champion Brook is preparing to bring his weight down to 147lbs and must get past Australia’s Zefara in style if he is to secure a long-awaited British battle with former two-weight World Champion Amir Khan in 2019. With Dominic Ingle unable to be in his corner for this fight due to other commitments, Brook is currently training in Fuerteventura with ex-boxer and friend John Fewkes ahead of his big return. Zerafa, 26, is a former Commonwealth Super-Welterweight Champion and has secured 14 of his 25 wins via knockout. He has lost just two of his 27 professional fights and insists he will thrive off the underdog status on December 8. “I’m delighted to be back at Sheffield Arena in front of my people,” said Brook. ”The Special One is back and all of my focus and attention is on getting myself ready to put on a spectacular performance for my loyal fans.

“I want to close the year in special fashion and set up some blockbuster fights in 2019 – I was ringside for Amir Khan's last fight, so let’s see if he’ll be there on December 8, or will he be too shook for Brook? “This is the biggest opportunity of Zerafa's career and he will be coming over here to take my scalp but there’s levels in this game and I need to put him away to get the big fights that I desire. “Meticulous work, dedication, preparation and focus has gone into this camp and I will continue to grin until fight week. I can’t wait to see you all at Sheffield Arena on December 8 where I will shine bright under all of the lights!” “I thrive from being the underdog and I believe that Kell Brook’s team have made the mistake of overlooking me” said Zerafa. “I’m a completely different fighter to the man that lost to Peter Quillin and on December 8 I will prove that. “I’ve already dreamt of beating Kell and replayed the fight over and over in my head. I was born for greatness and December 8 is the beginning of my rise to the top of the sport. “Kell is a true warrior and a great Champion but he’s been in some tough fights and put a lot of miles on the clock. I see a ship with a lot of holes and too many holes leads to a sunken ship. “He’s been in there with the best, but I believe I belong in the same ring as those fighters. On December 8 there will be a huge upset and I will make a lot of people eat their words.” Tickets priced £44.80- £112 (including booking fee) are now on sale online at www.flydsaarena.co.uk or by phone on 0114 256 5656.

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1291 07/11/2018 REMEMBRANCE DAY EVENTS IN SOUTH YORKSHIRE On Sunday 11th November the centenary of the ending of World War I will be formally marked with a piper playing at 6am outside Sheffield Cathedral. A service of remembrance will be held at the Sheffield Cenotaph with the South Yorkshire Police Band playing from 10.15am and the lighting of the Queen’s Jubilee Beacon at the Peace Gardens at 7pm. It will be also the final day for World War I commemoration, which has been on display in Weston Park since September. The commemoration event at Weston Park, which is designated as a Fields in Trust Centenary Field, is a “Thank You” to those who fought and fell in the First World War, including hundreds of Sheffield PALS. Fields in Trust will reveal the story of one Centenary Field each day in an online interactive map. http://www. fieldsintrust.org/ Memorial Tree events Also culminating on Remembrance Day is the planting of 100 trees in 36 park sites across the city dedicated to soldiers who fought in the First World War. The first was planted in Weston Park by veteran soldiers of the Second World War. Following that, one large English oak tree will be established in 31 city and district parks while avenues of smaller lime trees were placed in Longley Park and Firth

Park, Greenhill Park, Herdings Park, and the Cholera Monument. Each of the planting locations is to be marked with a stone plinth and plaque. Sheffield War and Peace Sheffield Libraries are holding events until December revealing fascinating stories from Sheffield’s rich and complex history – from early Anglo-Saxons to the defence of Sheffield Castle, from Waterloo to rebuilding after the Sheffield Blitz. The Central Library Reading Room will also be displaying objects, photographs and documents from their collections not usually available to view. All events are FREE but, unless otherwise stated, should be booked in advance. Film: The Battle of the Ancre and the Advance of the Tank As part of the centenary of the Armistice, which ended the First World War, the Imperial War Museum has restored the original 1917 documentary film ‘The Battle of the Ancre and the Advance of the Tanks.’ This film will be screened in Diamond Building Lecture Theatre 1 at the University of Sheffield on Friday 23rd November 2018 at 6.30pm. There But Not There ‘There But Not There’, aims to place a representative figure for as many as possible of the names on local war

memorials, around the country, into their place of worship, their school, their workplace or wherever their absence was keenly felt. These transparent silhouettes will be back within their communities for Remembrance 2018, the centenary commemoration of the end of the 19141918 First World War. See website for further information. www.therebutnotthere.org.uk/ National Festival Orchestra’s ‘Lest we forget’ centenary concert To mark the centenary of the First World War, one of Sheffield Bach Choir’s performances this year with the National Festival Orchestra is ‘Lest we forget’. It takes place Saturday 17th November at Sheffield Cathedral from 7.30pm and with music by Jenkins, Blatchly and Elgar. ‘My Brother Dan’ – a modern and moving tribute Local student Molly Meleady-Hanley wrote the poem entitled ‘My Brother Dan’ in commemoration of the Sheffield Pals. It was a winner in the 2017-18 Poetry and Art Competition (14-16 year category). The poem can be read online here: www.neversuchinnocence.com/2017-18competition-winners/

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Jack Underwood and Edward Waller fought off tough competition to be awarded first prize in games design for the age 14-16 and 10-13 categories respectively. Jack Underwood, aged 15, who is a student at UTC Sheffield Olympic Legacy Park, blew the judges away with his virtual reality game ‘Age of Darkness’. Edward Waller, aged 12, from Bradfield Secondary School, impressed the judges with a game featuring the iconic Sheffield sauce Henderson’s Relish called ‘Hendo’s Helps’. The annual competition for young coders, which is supported by Sheffield City Council and local employers from the digital sector, is now in its third year. It attracted ideas for games and apps as well as coded products, generating 11 winners across all categories. The competition culminated in an awards ceremony at Sheffield Town Hall on Wednesday 24th October. The audience included a number of young people from across Europe visiting Sheffield for a three-day ‘Make Learn Share Europe’ digital skills event, collaborating with students from Sheffield schools. Keynote presenter at the awards was Ian Livingstone CBE, the founder of Games Workshop and

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Non-executive Director of Sheffield-based Sumo Group PLC. Ian is one of the biggest names in the UK games industry and spoke passionately about the value of games to society, with over 2.2 billion people world-wide using games not just for fun but for learning. Ian said: “Parents in particular need to understand that the UK games industry is worth over £1.5 billion to GDP and offers great job opportunities in software engineering, design and digital animation which are highly paid and highly skilled. Games are a brilliant combination of story-telling with art, technology, science, and creativity. It’s actually very difficult to make a game, so we need to make sure that children learn to code at a very early age and to understand that it’s not just about making boring databases for banks but it’s about making really brilliant creative content for us all to enjoy. The CODE>MAKE>WIN winners were awarded cash prizes as well as a collection of tech gifts from one of Sheffield’s high-growth tech companies, Pimoroni. All winners will also have the opportunity to visit and tour leading Sheffield games company Sumo Digital. The winner of the apps category, Jude Smith from High Storrs School, will also be offered a work experience placement with local company 3Squared, a leading provider of software solutions to some of the UK’s biggest name brands in rail and construction.

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won’t be seen. An hour into my session, with dozens of fruitless casts made, I had only two tiny sergeants to show for it, so switched to with Clint Walker dropshot. Recently, I’ve seen much on social I’ve struggled a bit this week, in truth, I’ve media about the best way to fish this method, mislaid my fishing mojo again, and can’t and my advice is to keep it simple; a hook, a seem to find it! At the start of the week, I lure (or worm) and a weight. That’s it; why had all kinds of plans to cram in a couple confuse and confound with swivels, beads, and of sessions, keen to visit the river for a few more? I’ve read all sorts of claptrap about it, hours long trotting, or even chasing zander but it really isn’t that hard to get started, the art once again, but after waking up, seeing of dropshotting is about finding the fish in the hard frosts and cold drizzle, I resorted to first place, then picking a lure that provokes a squeezing a few hours in on the canal, and a reaction! short day session for pike… I usually begin with a size 10 Fox dropshot I have noticed that once the first frosts appear, hook, but if I’m missing bites, will scale the number of anglers on the banks dwindles down and bite my lure in half to kickstart quickly, until it’s rare that I actually see anyone things. Thankfully, after lowering the lure in on most of my chosen venues, and I find that alongside the lock gates, I had a bite within very sad. Autumn and winter can produce seconds, and quickly lifted a palm sized perch some of the best fishing of the year, and a from the water. I did have to wander the banks change of approach can reap the benefits, attempting to find ‘pockets’ of perch, but with chub, perch, and grayling amongst the once located against access ladders, floating finest fish to feed in colder temperatures, and what’s not to love about them? I gather that the pontoons, under bridges and beneath bankside cover, they became relatively easy to catch and vast majority of anglers now target carp, and indeed, it makes up much of the market sector I finished with a good number of fish in the when it comes to tackle sales, but do you really 10-15cm bracket, with odd better fish thrown in, before returning to the van for a welcome want to sit in a freezing cold bivvy for hours cup of tea! I had just a couple of hours fishing, on end, praying over silent alarms, whilst spending less than a few minutes dropshotting watching an Ipad and trying to huddle ever in each swim before moving on, and easily further into your sleeping bag? I appreciate that for some ‘hard-core’ (is there such a thing? amassed a few metres of fish. That’s the beauty of dropshot, you can travel light, walk miles, It’s fishing!) carpers that is their idea of bliss, and keep warm whilst catching lots of fun fish! but no, not for me, I’d rather change tack and My second session of the week had me on the catch some fish! banks of a local pool once more trying single With that in mind, the dropshot and light hook rigs for pike. Since writing initially of lure tackle was dusted off, and I headed for my explorations, I’ve been pleased to note the local stretch of canal in search of perch. other anglers trying one hook traces and I’d purchased a selection of Spro shads and having equal amounts of success. The more was keen to marry them with a 3g jig head I use them, the more I’m convinced that less and explore a few areas I know will produce is definitely more when it comes to pike rigs. even in the coldest of weather. The dashboard Despite success with single hooks elsewhere temperature gauge informed me that outside though, at this particular venue, I’ve hit less the warmth of the van, it was -2 degrees, but I than twenty percent of takes, and I couldn’t grabbed the rod and my bag, and plodded off work out why… Two rods went out, one baited towards the water… with a roach, the other with a sprat, and within Surprisingly, there was still quite a bit of an hour, I’d banked the first pike of the day, a colour in the water, so I selected a lure with handsome specimen of around 8lb, which had a large paddle tail hoping that vibration as been conveniently hooked just in the scissors well as colour would provoke a bite or two. of the jaw. Unhooking was a simple pain free When water clarity is poor, I spend much longer in each swim as I know that in many task (for both of us!) and the fish was held aloft cases, unless the lure is dropped on the nose, it for a few seconds whilst the camera counted

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It’s League Cup time, where the bigger teams meet the smaller teams, and how it showed with 78 goals scored in just 14 matches! Wickersley Old Village set out to try and repeat last seasons KO Cup win and lift the Cup again. Their opponents were Elsecar Dynamoes and they disposed of them to the tune of 5-0, Woodcock, Lund, Greave, Batchelor and Scott. Another team to have a hgh scoring victory was Denaby United who thrashed Oughtibridge War Memorial by 8-1, Ferrell 3, Farouk 2, Jackson, Parkinson Harrison. and Fretwell for Oughtibridge. HSBC Bank were 7-1 winners away at Penistone Church, Carnie 2, Cronin 2, Morris, Hutchinson and Hopkinson. Patrick for Penistone. Premier side Handsworth Parramore were 8-1 victors against Division 1 side West End Terriers, that man Cartledge 3, Stagg, Davenport, Grady, Riley and Smith. Dronﬁeld Town beat Mosborough Trinity by 7-3 Bell 3, Galliah, Millington, Parry and an own goal. Hemsworth Miners had a 4-2 win against Hollingwood, Dawson 2, Maher and Bunt.

Caribbean Sports travelled to play Scawthorpe Club and came away with a 3-2 win with debut goal from Adshead, Pyecroft (pen) and a winnng goal from Stocks. John and Whitfield for the home side. Thorncliffe beat Royston Oakwood by 2-0, with Murphy 2. High Green Vets and Rossington Main were goaless going into extra time. Kibble and Ridley grabbing the goals in extra time to take Rossington into the next round. Doncaster Over 35s were 2-1 winners away at Dinnington Town Jones and Lindley with the goals PickfOrd for Dinnington. Woodhouse West End won 4-2 away at AFC Dronfield. Crown & Cushion beat Sheffield Academicals by 2-1. Swinton Athletic won 7-0 away at Bullcroft. TOPHAM CUP Elsecar Dynamoes were 5-1 winners away at Sheffield Aurora, Galvin 3,Palmer and a 30yd free kick from Hirst which flew into the top corner of the net. Gadour for Aurora. 45s DIVISION 2 Old Edwardians 4 Dronfield Town 2 Cddington 3 Slator, Jones and Butler for Dronfield. Civil Sports were 5-2 winners against Princess Royal Abrahams,Seymour,Wood Watts Whitney

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down, then slipped back safely. A great start. Throughout the day however, I missed six further runs, all without a sniff of contact! What a mystery! I’d checked and sharpened the hook point after every take, but until the ﬁnal missed run, I hadn’t checked anything else. As I inspected the hook once again, I caught a decaying whiff and instantly realised that the lead was covered in think, cloying muck. Not only was the lead covered, but so was the mainline, and so was the trace wire; it looked as though the shallow water was hiding a thick layer of silt. I attached a length of white wool to the mainline, added the lead, and cast out into the mire before retrieving to see exactly how deep the silt was and was thoroughly shocked to note that the lead, a relatively light two ounce pear, had plummeted at least ﬁve inches into the muck! Obviously, the lead was pulling the wire trace down into an unnatural angle beneath the sludge, and the resulting suction was producing friction which was the reason pike were feeling the rig and dropping the bait! Eureka! But how to solve it? PikePro manufacture and supply stiff leger booms which have a buoyant foam ball at one end. This helps to keep the lead away from the

trace, but also allows the mainline to remain above the bottom debris and is an ideal way to fish over light weed, or in this instance, thick, smelly silt. A further hour on the bank, and another brace of pike had joined me, nestled safely in a large unhooking cradle before being returned to the depths. Have I finally unlocked this one? I hope so, as on other venues, the single hook rig has been a great success, and I want to promote it to every pike angler… but I have to be sure it works first! One more session will confirm it, and this time I’ll add the booms to the set up, just to see if that small change is what it needed; wish me luck!

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The beginning of Daylight Saving Time means one thing in the County Senior League, the return of the League Cup for its 2nd Round. This provided the bulk of games this past weekend, with the exception of three league games. League Cup 2nd Round Caribbean Sports of Division One knocked out Premier Division opposition in the form of Denaby United. Caribbean were 3-2 winners at the Caribbean Sports Ground. A similar shock was also seen at the Yorkshire NU Build Stadium, where Hemsworth Miners Welfare Reserves beat Oughtibridge WMSC 3-0 thanks to goals from Will Kemp (2) and Zavier Elkin-Shepherd. Last years’ Cup winners Swinton Athletic made safe passage to the third round, with an emphatic 10-1 away win over Worsbrough Bridge Athletic Development. Goals from Robert Cartwright, Luke Marsden (2), Matthew Thornton and an own goal gave Premier Division leaders North Gawber Colliery a 5-0 away win over Boynton Sports. There was a seven goal thriller between Dodworth Miners Welfare and Penistone Church Reserves at Dodworth. Penistone edged the tie 4-3 to book a place in the third round. Extra time was needed at Davy Sports Club, where Frecheville hosted Ecclesfield Red Rose 1915. The tie was 2-2 after 90 minutes, but Frecheville advanced after a thrilling extra-time period saw them run out 5-3 winners. There was also extra-time in the tie between Jubilee Sports and AFC Dronfield. 2015/16 winners Jubilee were the eventual winners though, with a 3-1 win. A brace from Warren Walker and goals from Thomas Bird and Owen Lowe was enough to give Wombwell Main Reserves a 4-0 away win over Sheffield Medics.

Two goals from Luke Townsend helped Stocksbridge Park Steels Reserves into the Third Round draw, as they beat Kiveton Park 2-0 at Wales High School. 2015/16 losing finalists Grimethorpe Sports advanced, as they beat Second Division’s Ardsley Athletico Juniors 4-1 at Netherwood ALC. An Adam Saxton hat-trick inspired Denaby Main to a 4-0 win over Sheffield Bankers at UPVC Trade Centre Ground. Nathan Harrop and Craig Hobson got the goals for South Kirkby Colliery, as they beat fellow Premier Division side Handsworth Parramore Reserves 2-1 at home. High Green Villa ended a run of four consecutive defeats with a 2-1 away win over AFC Dronfield Reserves. Wombwell Main were 4-2 winners at home against Brinsworth Whitehill of Division One. Wombwell will be hoping to add to their three League Cup titles come May. At Swinton Miners Welfare, Dodworth Mienrs Welfare Reserves edged-out Swinton Athletic Reserves 2-1 Division One There was just one game in Division One, with Houghton Main hosting Millmoor Juniors at Middlecliffe Lane. The in-form Houghton Main continued their good run (unbeaten in October) with a 2-0 win to move them into seventh place. Division Two Wombwell Town once again won in Division Two, with a 6-2 home victory over New Bohemians. Wombwell’s 100% start to the season now stands at eight matches and they are showing no signs of slowing. Second placed Sheffield Union remain two points behind leaders Wombwell, after they beat fourth placed United Worksop 4-2 Norton Playing Fields.

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Millers boss Paul Warne praised his side’s character, whilst welcoming a slice of good fortune, as his side came from behind to beat Swansea City 2-1 at the AESSEAL New York Stadium. It was a case of ‘smash and grab’ from Warne’s side, who flipped the game on its head thanks to two late spot-kicks from Ryan Manning. “I’m not going to tell a lie,” said Warne. “I wasn’t happy with our performance. In fairness, I think the lads gave everything they had. They were significantly better than us, virtually in every department for the majority of the game. No one in the dressing room is proud of the performance but we’re proud of the result. I’m definitely proud of the character of my team. “At 1-0, the game’s still alive. I was happy to get them in at half-time at 1-0, to be honest. We rode our luck at the start of the second half and Marek pulled off a couple of great saves. We just stuck in there and the character that we waffle on about at times came good for us. “For us to get a 2-1 win out of a disappointing performance is impressive and at least we can send the fans home happy – which I’d actually like to mention because they’ve stuck with the players today. They realised how good a side Swansea were and how difficult it was for us to even put a glove on them at times. I’d like to thank them for that. The Millers struggled to gain a foothold in the match as Graham Potter’s Swansea dominated

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for large spells with some good, one-touch passing. But the points are all Rotherham’s. “It’s difﬁcult for us because we have to be at our best to compete against these amazing teams,” continued Warne. “But the lads are really proud. They stick their chest out and go and play and perform every week. It’s probably as good as away team that have played here. Swansea were just unbelievable, they were moving the ball quick, they hardly played a bad pass. They were rapid. “I think 99 per cent of our fans appreciate the task our lads have ahead of them. They kept with them and I changed the system twice. “It ended up like a 20-minute game. All the unfortunate luck we’ve had at the start of the season has sort of been wrapped up to give us a bit of fortune today. “Did we deserve it? Possibly not. But the character of the lads to keep going probably did. “The lads can be pretty chuffed with themselves even though they haven’t played to their best today against a really good Swansea team. I’d like to harp on about them because they were excellent. They’ll be hugely disappointed not to come away with something. But in football, sometimes, the best team doesn’t always win.”

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“We know we need to be starting games better than how we have done in recent weeks, it all boils down to concentration. When we get the first goal, we show we can go on and score one or two more, but the simple thing is we need to start better.” Rovers were two goals down at the break for the second game in a row, despite a bright start to the game for the visitors which saw Niall Herbie Kane says his Rovers teammates need Mason and Kane both go close with early to maintain belief in themselves that they can chances. go on and win games even if they concede “We’re disappointed that the results didn’t go first. Rovers fell to a 2-0 loss at Charlton Athletic on our way, I thought that we controlled the game Saturday, but midfielder Kane reckons Rovers right up until their first goal - we had some many chances to take the lead early on, but it could have got something out of the game. just doesn’t seem to be going our way at the “We knew we’d need to try and bring it back minute,” he added. after the break, we upped our work effort, “After the first goal went in, it seemed like we but we just couldn’t break them down - it’s lost the belief we had built up early on, and I disappointing because we need to believe that even when we do go 2-0 down, we can still get think it showed. You need to have that if you want to win games and it just wasn’t our day.” something out of it,” he said.

MCSHEFFREY ENJOYING ROVER COACHING ROLE Former Rovers forward Gary McSheffrey is enjoying his new role as Academy professional development phase coach. The 36-year-old has been working alongside U18 boss Paul Stancliffe and development manager John Schoﬁeld, and is able to pass on his experiences from featuring in more than 550 competitive games.

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Rovers are just three points off the play-off places, and McCann is keen for his players to rediscover the belief which gave them a good start to the season. He added: “We’ve seen all season we have the belief that we’re capable of beating anyone, we know we need to improve to stay at the right end of the table. “We know how important the first goal is in any game so we’ve got to make sure we score and put ourselves in a good position. The boys Grant McCann wants his squad to stick together as they look to come out of a tough need to understand that when we concede the game isn’t over, but we didn’t find the chance run of results in Sky Bet League One. or goal that we needed.” First-half goals from Joe Aribo and Karlan Rovers fans can kick off 2019 with huge Ahearne-Grant gave Charlton Athletic all savings on fixtures including Barnsley, three points at the Valley on Saturday, and the Peterborough, Accrington Stanley and manager was frustrated with the result. Charlton at the Keepmoat Stadium. The new He said: “We speak a lot about doing the Half Season Membership package gives you basics right, we have a good group of players access to all remaining Doncaster Rovers home but we’re lacking a bit of cleverness at times. games this season from January 1, and costs as “It’s been a frustrating few weeks in terms little as £165 – making each seat just £15 for of results, but we win together and we lose a full paying adult in category C seating. Buy together and that will always stay the same. We were all delighted when we went on a good online now at tickets.clubdoncaster.co.uk , at run, so now the key is to keep motivating each the Club Doncaster Box Office in person or via telephone on 01302 762 576. other to keep improving.”

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The international takes place at Rotherham United’s AESSEAL New York Stadium on Sunday 11 November [kick-off 13.30]. The South Yorkshire venue has hosted a number of women’s and development team fixtures. Over 10,000 spectators packed the AESSEAL New York Stadium to witness Jill Scott’s late equaliser which earned the Lionesses a 1-1 draw at home to Belgium in a Euro 2017 qualifier. More recently, the home of the Millers was one of six stadia to host the men’s U17 European Championships, including the final in May. The AESSEAL New York Stadium is also among the nine venues put forward in The FA’s bid to host the Women’s EURO 2021.

McSheffrey, who spent 18 months as Rovers as a player, is enjoying his move into coaching at Cantley Park. “I am thoroughly enjoying it and when you see the boys taking things on board that you talk about in the week and they use it in the game it is rewarding,” he said. “Obviously when you transition into a role like this you want it to be geographically right for you ﬁrst and foremost, which it is, then you want to be able to have a good relationship with the people that you work with. “Luckily I know the staff from before and it’s been easy to slot in, and I am looking forward to the future.”

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FOREST LOSS FRUSTRATES BOSS The Blades boss speaks following the defeat at the City Ground. Chris Wilder acknowledged his side were below par in Saturday’s loss against Nottingham Forest.

But the Blades boss was still frustrated and annoyed to leave the City Ground empty-handed, after Lewis Grabban settled the contest in the hosts favour in the second-half. The Blades boss

remarked: “We didn’t play well and we didn’t take anything from the game, it’s something we must address. “I’ve said to the players when we play well we expect to win. There will

be times when you deservedly win games, time when you are out played, and you hold your hands up. “But between that there will be tight games when you aren’t as good as you’d like to be but you have to come away with

something.” Wilder added: “It’s happened two or three times already this season when we’ve not come away with anything from tight games. “I thought our quality was way down on where we want to be, we didn’t control the game as we’d like

from the ﬁrst minute until the 93rd minute, our goalkeeper hasn’t had much to do, but neither has theirs. “The game was a low quality affair given the quality of players on show, but Forest have got a result and we haven’t, that’s disappointing.”

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of the suspended Chris Basham acknowledged United were below par. He remarked: “The lads and the staff know we weren’t at our best, it was a tight game and one we should have perhaps drawn, but the standard was down, we can have no complaints. “There wasn’t much in the game, but the best sides manage to come away from home and pick up a point when they’re not playing well. “It’s something we must address, especially away from

home, if we can’t win, we must get a point.” Cranie added: “It’s a goal from nothing really, it comes after a corner, perhaps with a shout Kieron (Freeman) could let the ball go out, but it’s ﬁne margins. “It’s a poor goal for us to concede, the ball has come in at pace and it’s been deﬂected on target, we must now get ready for Friday. “It’s the biggest game of the season, the lads know how important it is and we’re determined to put things right.”

Martin Cranie admitted the Blades should have taken at least a point from Saturday’s clash at Nottingham Forest. Speaking in the aftermath of a disappointing reversal at the City Ground, the experienced defender who made his debut in place

POPPY SHIRTS TO BE AUCTIONED Sky Bet, the title sponsor of the EFL, are auctioning hundreds of signed, match-worn Poppy shirts for The Royal British Legion’s Poppy Appeal. This year marks the centenary of the end of World War One, with The Premier League, The FA, EFL and the PFA joining forces under the banner of ‘Football Remembers’. And on Friday evening, when United host Wednesday at Bramall Lane in front of the Sky Sports

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cameras, the city will unite as ‘Sheffield Remembers’. The Blades and the Owls will both have special poppies emblazoned on their shirts and the wording ‘Sheffield Remembers’ in striking gold, making them rather unique. All expect one of United’s match worn shirts will then being auctioned by ‘Charity Stars’ - the other being raffled off in the Blades Superstore. The bookmaker has also donated over 400 tickets for EFL games to the Legion for use by current servicemen and women from across the UK. Full details can be found at www.charitystars. com

2018/19 AUGUST Swansea City Middlesbrough Queens Park Rangers Hull City Norwich City Bolton Wanderers

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SEPTEMBER Aston Villa Bristol City Birmingham City Preston North End Millwall

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OCTOBER Blackburn Rovers Hull City Derby County Stoke City Wigan Athletic

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FEBRUARY Bolton Wanderers Aston Villa Middlesbrough Reading West Bromwich Albion

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WE MUST DO IT BETTER Jos Luhukay wants to see the Owls revert to the stability and consistency shown prior to the international break that saw his side steadily climb into the top six. Since the resumption, Wednesday have fallen to their worst run of the campaign with four successive defeats. But with a Shefﬁeld derby on the horizon, and the need to reverse the slide, Luhukay says his side must do better in order to return to form. “We have before the international break more stability where we only lost one in nine games,” he said. “We did that with more consistency. But on this moment in the last two weeks, it’s not what we like but it’s what we have and

we must try to clear this situation. “So we start again and we believe we can do it better.” The first Steel City derby of the season takes place on Friday at Bramall Lane. The Owls boss took charge of his first game in this fixture last season which finished as a goalless draw in S2. He continued: “We know derbies are always special for the

players and fans. “We will try to find our best way and direction for Friday. “We must do it together and work hard to find the best solutions with the options that we have.” Luhukay’s live pre-match press conference will be held on Thursday live on the official SWFC Facebook page, more details of which will be published in due course.

PUDIL: WE OWE THE FANS

Friday. Wednesday head into the Steel City clash out of form since resuming their Championship campaign after the international break. But the experienced defender believes a game of this magnitude could be the springboard to turn things around, as

With all eyes on the Shefﬁeld derby, Daniel Pudil says the Owls owe the supporters a big performance at Bramall Lane on

he explained: “It’s a massive game for everybody, especially for the fans, for the whole town. “We have to be ready for it, we have been talking about it now for a while. “We have to stick together now and get the conﬁdence back

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HOLDSWORTH: WE HAVE A GREAT GROUP The Owls Under18s picked up an emphatic 4-1 victory over title rivals Burnley last weekend, though manager Andy Holdsworth feels his side didn’t reach their usual high standards. Wednesday took the lead through Eyad Hammoud but Burnley fought back to go in at the break 1-1. Although a ﬁne result on paper and top of the table, Holdsworth expects more from his players in the coming weeks and told swfc. co.uk: “The result speaks for itself and obviously we are pleased with that. “But we’ve spoken to the players since then and let them know we

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“We have a great group of players, who are really pushing. “For us, it’s not all about league tables, it’s about producing players to push for Under-23s and ﬁrst team football. “But of course we are very pleased with our position as things stand. “With Eyad, he is doing well, he had a sticky spell three to four weeks ago where nothing would go in for him, hitting the post and crossbar. “But at the minute everything is going for him and he is scoring different types of goals, which we have spoken to him about and he’s taking it all on board.”

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