SPENNYMOOR TOWN FC OSSETT ALBION FC

issue 8
2015/16
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News from the Dugout...
I thought it was a perfect performance against
Clitheroe if Im honest, from start to finish we looked
sharp and we have always got quality in the team
but the workrate off the ball from the lads who are
quality on the ball on the day was tremendous. Take
nothing away from Clitheroe when they got the ball
they looked a tidy outfit but we really made them work
for it on Saturday and it could have been more so Im delighted with the
performance.
There were five different scorers in the game and I’m pleased for Liam
Henderson who has worked his socks off again and I keep saying if you
work hard you will get your reward and he did just that. I’m pleased for
everyone; James Risbrough did well down the left hand side, Nathan Fisher
and Shane Henry also. From one to fourteen everyone worked hard and it
was a perfect result for us really.
Danny Frost got some time on the pitch and there is real competition for
places, Jordan Robinson came on as Chris Mason was struggling with a
groin strain but you have got to earn your shirt and play well to keep that
shirt here and sometimes it’s unfortunate if there are injuries then it leaves
a space for someone to come in and make a difference and those who got
a game on Saturday made a real difference it’s been an excellent week for
us overall.
As for tonight’s game – well you have to win your home games; it’s as
simple as that. It helps when you keep the backdoor closed and Joe Tait
has started the season fantastically well as has Chris Mason and Dan
Lowson and we have looked really strong. So as I say as long as we are
strong at the back and keep clean sheets we will be scoring goals at the
other end as we have goals in our side from all over the park as we showed
on Saturday.
Jay
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Half Time Teaser...
1.Which sport is played on the largest
pitch?
2. In 1950, India withdrew from the
World Cup because FIFA refused to
let them do what?
3. What colours make up the Olympic
rings?
4. Which biennial sporting event was
postponed in 2001 following the
September 11th terrorist attack on
New York?
5. 8 minutes and 47.8 seconds is the
fastest ever winning time for what
race?
6. How many Wimbledon singles titles
did Martina Navratilova win?
7. Who scored the winning goal for
Romania when they beat England in
the 1998 World Cup?
8. What number is the highest Dan in
Judo?
9. Which Country will be hosting Euro
2016?
10. How many players are there in a
volleyball team?
ANSWERS
1.Polo
2. Play Barefoot
3. Blue, Black, Red, Yellow & Green
4. The Ryder Cup
5. Grand National
6.Nine
7. Dan Petrescu
8.12th
9.France
10.Six
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SPENNYMOOR TOWN FC APPEARANCES...
PLAYERS NAME
15/16
STFC
Appearances Career Total
15/16
Goals
STFC
Career Goals
Daniel Lowson
7
7
0
Jordan Robinson
2
2
0
Joe Tait
6
57
11
Lewis Dodds
6
270
9
Paul Johnson
2
39
2
Stephen Capper
3
248
18
John McReady
0
35
5
Liam Henderson
7
112
2
67
Anthony Peacock
5
242
2
28
Andrew Stephenson
6
142
1
43
Gavin Cogdon
5
238
103
Chris Mason
7
260
7
Kallum Griffiths
7
246
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Shane Henry
7
53
2
7
Nathan Fisher
6
45
5
18
Glen Taylor
4
11
2
4
Reece Kenney
0
3
0
Danny Frost
2
2
0
Michael Hoganson
1
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James Risbrough
7
7
Scott Kerr
4
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Priestley Keithley
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Spennymoor Town Youth...
Spennymoor Castles U12’s - Hemlington Tournament winners
On Saturday Spennymoor Town Castles kept up their excellent record in
tournaments this season. After winning at Coxhoe and finishing runners up in both
the Hummersknott and Trimdon tournaments, it was more silverware for the boys
this time lifting the winners trophy at Hemlington.
The boys kicked off the day with a 2-0 victory over New Marske from the TJFA
second division thanks to goals from Harry Dinsdale and a superb second from
Ethan Gray. We faced the hosts Hemlington Juniors in the second game and ran out
4-0 winners with the goals coming from Robson Clarey, Kane Hopwood and two
from Tom Todd.
In the third game the Castles faced Spennymoor Knights and ran out 2-0 winners
thanks to goals from Kai Dobson and a free kick from Robson Clarey. The next game
was a tighter game with Marton Blues winners of the TJFA 4th division last season,
ending 0-0.
In the final group game the Castles faced WhinneyBanks in what looked a very
difficult game. After Banks had beat Spennymoor Knights 4-1 earlier in the group we
expected a tough game. Banks from the TJFA first division looked strong, but were
beaten 3-0 with Harry Dinsdale, Kane Hopwood and Robson Clarey all scoring.
In the semi final we faced New Marske winning 5-0 thanks to goals from Tom Todd,
Eathan Gray, Robson Clarey and two from Kai Dobson.
The final was between the two Spennymoor teams and was much tighter than the
group game. The Castles winning the game thanks to a goal from Ethan Gray.
A great end to the summer tournaments for the boys, after playing some great
football today and not conceding a single goal all day thanks to our two keepers Leo
Strange and Flynn Dawson
and great defending from
Lucas Easter, Harrison
Collingwood, Harvey
Pickering and Joseph
Birchall.
Great advert for
Spennymoor Town Youth
seeing both U12s team
fighting it out in the final of
a tournament, and it was
good to see both sets of
kids and parents cheering
as Castles captain Charlie
Jackson lifted the cup.
Gareth Jackson
Tonight’s Fixtures...
Tuesday 8th September 2015
EVO-STIK LEAGUE 1st division north
Bamber Bridge
v
Trafford
Droylsden
v
Witton Albion
Glossop North End
v
Farsley Celtic
Kendal Town
v
Clitheroe
Ossett Town
v
Scarborough Athletic
Prescot Cables
v
Radcliffe Borough
Spennymoor Town
v
Ossett Albion
Warrington Town
v
Lancaster City
Other Fixtures
Wednesday 9th September 2015
EVO-STIK LEAGUE 1st division north - Kick off 7:45pm
Northwich Victoria
v
Burscough
Forthcoming Fixtures
Saturday 12th September
EMIRATES F.A.Cup 1st Qualifying Round - Kick off 3pm
Spennymoor Town
v
Blyth Spartans
Saturday 19th September 2015
EVO-STIK LEAGUE 1st division north - Kick off 3pm
Trafford
v
Spennymoor Town
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Spennymoor Reserves Match reports...
Sunderland West End FC 3 – 2
Spennymoor Town FC Reserves
had denied a clear goal scoring
opportunity.
Saturday 29th August 2015
At the death Spennymoor suffered
the ignominy of having a penalty
awarded against them after a
Sunderland player kicked a ball from
a yard away which hit a Spennymoor
players hand low down. It was
always a case of ball to hand and
not hand to ball. The kick was duly
converted and West End took three
points when a draw looked on the
cards and would have been a very
good result.
A game dominated by Sunderland
West End in the first period which
saw Spennymoor go in 2-1 down at
the break and Gavin Brown sent off
for his second bookable offence (
dissent)
West End took the lead on 12
minutes from a corner which
was poorly defended at the near
post and a flicked effort went in.
Connor Dunlavey then equalised
for Spennymoor with a rasping shot
that was always going to be difficult
for any keeper to stop.
West End regained the lead following
a defensive error. Gav Brown then
let the red mist descend following
a foul he committed and walked
for dissent just before the break.
Frustration was a probable cause as
Moors had a strong penalty appeal
waved away following a solid push
in the back on Ross Morrow when
into the box. West End got away with
it and they knew they had!
Spennymoor reorganised after the
break and dominated the majority
of the second half, and like the first
half had a good penalty appeal
turned away and a one awarded
which Morrow converted from the
spot to equlaise. It was difficult
to understand why the offending
West End player did not receive
his marching orders because he
Seaham Red Star Reserves FC 1 – 1
Spennymoor Town FC Reserves
Wednesday 26th August 2015
Spennymoor Town reserves left it
late to take a point against Seaham
Red Star Reserves, with Ross
Morrow converting a penalty in the
first minute of stoppage time at the
end of the game.
For seventy of the ninety minutes
Spennymoor were on the back foot
and the usual fluency with which
they play the game was just not there.
Seaham pressed the ball and made
it very difficult for Spennymoor and
created a number of good chances
without finding the back of the net.
When Seaham did find a way through
David Atkinson in the Spennymoor
goal kept them at bay with some
good saves, but Seaham were also
guilty of some poor finishing.
Spennymoor rarely made any
progress but Ryan Cummings
did have a goal ruled out for off
side, which looked to be a very
tight decision. David Gibson was
instrumental in working a great
position for himself and found
himself one on one with Adamson
in the Seaham goal but blasted the
ball high over the bar from 12 yards.
At the break Seaham who had been
much the stronger side could count
themselves unfortunate not to be
going in ahead.
HT 0-0
Seaham started the second period
at the same tempo they adopted
in the first half pressing high up the
field and turning the Spennymoor
defence whenever they could. A
free kick to Seaham from midway
inside the Spennymoor half was
headed back into play by Beasley,
when with better communication
it should have been allowed to go
out of play. From the passage of
play following Seaham won a corner
and it was from that they took
the lead after Atkinson seemed to
uncharacteristically flap at the ball
which ended up in the net to give
Seaham the advantage.
Chris Foster who took a knock at the
end of the first period was unable
to shrug it off and was replaced by
Reece Brown and it was with his
introduction that Spennymoor
started to get at the opposition
down the left flank and some quality
crosses started to be played into the
box. Connor Dunlavey then replaced
an injured Robert Thompson and his
direct and tricky style of play down
the right gave more balance with
crosses now coming in from both
flanks.
With Spennymoor increasing the
tempo Seaham started to run
out of steam with a succession of
players going down with injuries
and the physio being a regular
visitor to the field. Still Spennymoor
couldn’t find a way through and
Adamson, Seahams keeper became
increasingly busy and made some
fine saves to keep Spennymoor at
bay.
With clock running down and
stoppage time looming Ross Morrow
was played in and as he set himself
to shoot he was fouled in the box
and the referee awarded a penalty
with the offending player Naylor
booked. Morrow took the penalty
himself and converted it to bring the
scores level.
With stoppage time still to play
Spennymoor
continued
their
assault on the Seaham goal with
a succession of corners which
were defended and in the end
Spennymoor gained a point that
looked unlikely.
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Wearside football league...
Pd
W
D
L
F
A
Diff
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Pa
Ap
1. Sunderland West End FC
9
9
0
0
30
10
20
27
0
27
2. Redcar Athletic FC
9
7
1
1
28
12
16
22
0
22
3. Stockton Town FC
8
7
0
1
30
3
27
21
0
21
4. Horden CW FC
8
5
2
1
19
9
10
17
0
17
5. Harton and Westoe CW
10
5
1
4
24
15
9
16
0
16
6. Cleator Moor Celtic FC
8
5
0
3
30
13
17
15
0
15
7. Hartlepool FC
8
5
0
3
19
22
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15
0
15
8. Gateshead Leam Rangers FC
9
5
0
4
14
21
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15
0
15
9. Jarrow FC
7
4
2
1
17
9
8
14
0
14
8
3
3
2
18
12
6
12
0
12
11. Ashbrooke Belford House FC
10
3
3
4
25
26
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12
0
12
12. Annfield Plain FC
8
3
1
4
20
18
2
10
0
10
13. Boldon CA FC
9
3
1
5
17
26
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10
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10
14. Whitehaven
11
2
3
6
17
28
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9
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9
15. Richmond Town FC
9
2
2
5
18
21
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8
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8
16. Wolviston FC
10
2
2
6
14
24
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8
0
8
17. Silksworth Colliery Welfare FC
7
2
1
4
9
17
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7
0
7
18. Seaham Red Star Res
9
1
2
6
15
31
-16
5
0
5
19. Prudhoe Town FC
9
1
2
6
7
25
-18
5
0
5
20. Murton FC
8
0
0
8
5
34
-29
0
0
0
10. Spennymoor Town Reserves
P=Played W=Won D=Drawn L=Lost F=Goals For A=Goals Against GD=Goal Difference PT=Points PA=Points
Adjustment AP=Adjusted Points
Notes from the Reserves Dugout...
We have brought in some quality this year with the likes of Lee Moore who
you will have seen in pre-season for the first team, he is only 18 years old but
has shown in his performances this season already that he is one for the
future and I think already he could walk into most Northern league division
1 sides. Ryan Cummings is another local lad 19 years old who has joined
us from Blyth Spartans and wants to make an impression as he looks to
try and break into Jason’s plans. With these 2 new additions I believe we
have a stronger squad than last year and hope to try and improve the
players which have stopped with us from last season. It’s going to be a big
season the likes of Kai Willis, Mitchell Mckenna, Chris Foster and Reece
Greenwood who are still only 17/18 years old as they look to push on after
an impressive end to last season.
We are currently sitting 10th in the Wearside league after the opening
months league fixtures which has seen us pick up 12 points, 3 wins, 3 draws
and 2 defeats. What we have found this year is a lot of teams have improved
and there are no easy games in this league and sides always seem to raise
their game when playing against Spennymoor as we are a scalp for them.
We have been a bit inconsistent in our start to the campaign and seem to
struggle to put in a 90 minute performance without letting teams into the
game by making poor decisions in bad areas and have been punished when
doing so. I suppose you will always get that with young lads learning there
trade and I would much rather them make the mistake for the reserves and
learn from it.
Ross Morrow has been a stand out performer in the past few weeks scoring
6 goals in 5 games as he looks to improve on the 30 goals he scored for us
last season. With the new players settling in well we will look to have a
more consistent September and hopefully climb the table into the top six
were we will be looking to be at come the end of the season.
Carl Beasley
Clitheroe Match report...
Unbeaten Spennymoor Town recorded their biggest win of the
season after scoring five without reply against high flying Clitheroe at
The Brewery Field.
Moors named the same team that beat Harrogate Railway on
Tuesday night in the F.A.Cup, and they once again got out of the
traps on the front foot as in the 2nd minute Nathan Fisher ran
onto Anthony Peacock’s clever flick but he took too many touches
allowing defender James Walker to get a block on his shot, before
Liam Henderson went close with a drive from 18yds after he wriggled
way from Walker but his shot curled past the far post.
Moors did get the deserved breakthrough in the 14th minute when
Peacock brought the ball down inside the Clitheroe area to smash a
superb volley past keeper Callum Jakovlevs.
Clitheroe replied by forcing a series of corners and Moors defender
Joe Tait had to head clear a dangerous cross from David Lynch.
Moors however doubled their lead in the 19th minute when James
Risbrough whipped over an excellent cross from the left which
was met a the back post by Henderson on the volley but Jakovlevs
blocked and the Moors number nine reacted quickest to score from
the follow up.
The home side were in control and continued to dictate, frustrating
Clitheroe to long range efforts and defending very well when needed.
Tait held the defence together allowing Moors to keep probing
and they went close again as a determined run down the right by
Henderson saw him cross for Shane Henry who headed over from a
central position.
Moors got the all-important third goal within two minutes of the
second half starting as Henderson got into the right hand side of the
box to rifle a shot which Jakovlevs blocked into the path of Risbrough
who took a touch and drove a left footed shot into the roof of the net
for his first Spennymoor goal.
Spennymoor had the wind in their sails and looked like they would
score everytime they went forward. Henry went close with another
header from Andrew Stephenson’s free kick, then in
Spennymoor Town 5 – 0 Clitheroe
the 54th minute Moors stretched their lead as Henderson released
strike partner Fisher with a ball over the top and he ran into the area
to squeeze a shot past Jakovlevs at his near post.
Both sides made changes moments later and Clitheroe sub Michael
Hampson went close with a header from David Lynch’s cross,
meanwhile Moors brought on Danny Frost who has not featured
since the opening day of the season.
Moors sealed the win in the 77th minute as Henry scored his
second goal in a week as he made no mistake this time meeting
Stephenson’s corner to head into the corner of the net.
It capped off a fluent and impressive home performance in front of a
487 Brewery Field crowd against a side who had won four out of their
first five games this season.
Manager Jason Ainsley said after
the game “It was the perfect
performance from start to finish;
everyone looked sharp, and not
only were the players very good
on the ball, they also worked hard
off it. We looked a real, real threat
every time we moved forward, and
we made Clitheroe work hard to
contain us.
“Defensively we never gave
anything. That is the key to winning
matches, if we keep the back door
shut, then I’m confident that we’ll
score goals at the other end.”
“It’s been an excellent week for us,
but we need it to continue this week
against Ossett Albion and Blyth.”
Line-Up...
1 Dan Lowson
2 Kallum Griffiths
3 Chris Mason (c)
(Sub Jordan Robinson)
4 Scott Kerr
5 Joe Tait
6 James Risbrough
7 Andrew Stephenson
(Sub Priestley Keithley)
8 Shane Henry
9 Liam Henderson
10 Nathan Fisher
(Sub Danny Frost)
11 Anthony Peacock
Subs Not Used:
Lewis Dodds, Paul Johnson
Attendance: 487
Referee: Mr D Markham
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Northern Premier League
Date
15-Aug
18-Aug
22-Aug
25-Aug
29-Aug
01 Sept
05-Sep
08-Sep
12-Sep
19-Sep
22-Sep
26-Sep
29-Sep
03-Oct
10-Oct
13-Oct
17-Oct
20-Oct
24-Oct
31-Oct
07-Nov
10-Nov
14-Nov
21-Nov
28-Nov
05-Dec
12-Dec
19-Dec
26-Dec
28-Dec
02-Jan
09-Jan
16-Jan
23-Jan
30-Jan
06-Feb
13-Feb
20-Feb
27-Feb
05-Mar
12-Mar
26-Mar
28-Mar
02-Apr
09-Apr
16-Apr
23-Apr
TBA
Opponents
H/A
Glossop North End
A
HARROGATE RA
H
RADCLIFFE BORO
H
Ossett Town
A
Harrogate RA
A
HARROGATE RA
H
CLITHEROE
H
OSSETT ALBION
H
BLYTH SPARTANS
H
Trafford
A
Lancaster City
A
BURSCOUGH
H
Kendal Town
A
Glossop North End
A
DROYLSDEN
H
BRIGHOUSE TOWN
H
Witton Albion
A
OSSETT TOWN
H
Radcliffe Boro
A
TBC
TBC
GLOSSOP NORTH END
H
BRIGHOUSE TOWN
H
Harrogate RA
A
Bamber Bridge
A
NEW MILLS
H
Warrington Town
A
NORTHWICH VICTORIA
H
LANCASTER CITY
H
Scarborough Athletic
A
FARSLEY CELTIC
H
Burscough
A
Prescot Cables
A
MOSSLEY
H
Clitheroe
A
TRAFFORD
H
Droylsden
A
KENDAL TOWN
H
Brighouse Town
A
WITTON ALBION
H
Mossley
A
PRESCOT CABLES
H
Ossett Albion
A
SCARBOROUGH ATHLETIC H
New Mills
A
BAMBER BRIDGE
H
Northwich Victoria
A
WARRINGTON TOWN
H
Farsley Celtic
A
Comp
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FACPR
NPL1
NPL1
FAC1Q
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NPL1
NPL1
NPL1
FATP
NPL1
NPL1
NPL1
NPL1
NPL1
TBC
NPL1
LC
NPL1
NPL1
NPL1
NPL1
NPL1
NPL1
NPL1
NPL1
NPL1
NPL1
NPL1
NPL1
NPL1
NPL1
NPL1
NPL1
NPL1
NPL1
NPL1
NPL1
NPL1
NPL1
NPL1
NPL1
NPL1
NPL1
Result
DRAW 1-1
DRAW 1-1
WON 1-0
WON 5-1
DRAW 0-0
WON 2-0
WON 5-0
Att
471
375
391
159
172
388
487
1
Lowson
Lowson
Lowson
Lowson
Lowson
Lowson
Lowson
2
Griffiths
Griffiths
Griffiths
Griffiths
Griffiths
Griffiths
Griffiths
3
Mason
Mason
Mason
Mason
Mason
Mason
Mason
4
Dodds
Dodds
Dodds
Dodds
Dodds
Kerr
Kerr
5
Johnson
Tait
Tait
Tait
Tait
Tait
Tait
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6
7
Capper
Stephenson
Johnson
Briggs
Capper
Stephenson
Capper
STEPHENSON 1
Risbrough
Stephenson
Risbrough
Stephenson
Risbrough 1 Stephenson
8
Henry
Henry
Henry
Henry
Henry
HENRY 1
HENRY 1
9
TAYLOR 1
Taylor
TAYLOR 1
Taylor
Henderson
Henderson
Henderson1
10
Frost
Cogdon
Fisher
FISHER 3
Fisher
FISHER 1
FISHER 1
11
Briggs
Hoganson
Peacock
PEACOCK 1
Peacock
Peacock
Peacock1
SUB 1
Cogdon
Fisher
Henderson
Henderson
Cogdon
Cogdon
Robinson
SUB 2
Henderson
Risbrough
Kerr
Robinson
Kerr
Dodds
Frost
SUB 3
Risbrough
HENDERSON 1
Risbrough
Risbrough
Keithley
Keithley
Keithley
SUB 4
Fisher
Capper
Johnson
Johnson
Johnson
Johnson
Johnson
SUB 5
Robinson
Robinson
Robinson
Cogdon
Robinson
Robinson
Dodds
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diary of a groundhopper...
1)
1982/83 Ossett Albion v Ossett Town
(Northern Counties East Division One North)
This was a local Ossett derby between Ossett Albion and Ossett Town at the end
of January 1983. At the time Ossett Town were in 2nd place 6 points behind leaders
Scarborough but with 3 games in hand whilst Albion were 4th bottom only 3 points
above bottom club Hall Road Rangers but their were only 14 clubs in this League at the
time. The end of the season saw Town finish 6th with Albion in 7th. The North Counties
East League at the time had a Premier League then 2 Divisions One North and South
and also 2 Divisions Two North and South. Programme was a 14 pager but no price
probably 10p at the time.
2)
1983/84 Ossett Albion v Huddersfield Town
(Pre Season Friendly)
No date on the cover of the programme but I’m guessing this match was played in
August as the Albion’s fixtures in the North Counties East League Division One North
did not start until September. This match saw a 18 page programme for 10p. At the end
of the season Ossett Albion were 5th whilst their neighbours Town ended the season
with the wooden spoon finishing bottom of the League. Huddersfield Town were 12th
in Division Two.
3)
1989/90 Ossett Albion v North Shields
(Northern Counties East League Premier Division)
North Shields left the Northern League at the end of the 1988/89 season to become
part of the pyramid system which at the time they were not part of but the Yorkshire
based Northern Counties East League were and they were delighted when North
Shields took an interest and then played in this League. This match was between
2nd bottom Ossett Albion and 3rd place North Shields with the two Bridlington clubs
Town and Trinity in first and second place. At the end of the season Albion Finished 3rd
bottom whilst North Shields finished runners up but it was Bridlington Town who won
promotion into the Northern Premier League by being Champions. Nice programme no
price but 26 pages.
4) 1991/92 Ossett Albion v North Shields
(Northern Counties East Premier Division)
Another Albion playing North Shields fixture in March 1992 who would have thought
at the end of the season that Shields after being runners up the two previous seasons
would fold re-group and end up playing in the Wearside League for 92/93 season but
that is what happened. Albion on the other hand were quite happy to be mid table and
ended the season in 10th spot. Spennymoor United had joined the N.C.E. League for
1990/91 season again to join the pyramid system but it took them a couple of years
before they gained promotion. Spennymoor finished the season in 5th spot for 91/92.
programme consisted of 40 pages but quite a few adverts.
5) 1994/95 Ossett Albion v Wolviston (8-0) (F.A.Vase 1st Round)
Quite and interesting match this as Albion mid table in the North Counties East
League played Wearside League side Wolviston from near Billingham in Cleveland.
This was in fact only Wolviston’s 3rd and final match in the F.A.Vase as they were
walloped 8-0 by Ossett Albion. The interesting fact is that Wolviston in their 3 Vase
matches their average goals was in fact 8 in their 3 ties. The previous season they
played at home to Seaton Delaval and lost 6-2 before this season beating the now defunct side Darlington Cleveland Social by 5-3 away and then losing this game by 8-0.
They have not played in the Vase since. An excellent 24 page programme was issued
for the game.
Ossett Albion Programmes 1982 -2015
With Thanks again to Harry Watson
6) 1994/95 OSSETT ABION V DISS TOWN
(1-1)(AFTER EXTRA TIME) (F.A.VASE 4TH ROUND)
Same season and another Vase tie against last season’s winners of the Vase Diss Town
from Norfolk who beat Taunton Town in the Final. The other reason I picked this is it
was my first and only time I have been to Ossett Albion’s Queen’s Terrace ground. This
was a cracking game and it could have went either way as both sides gave an excellent
account of themselves. The replay also finished 1-1 before Diss won through by 3-0 in
a 2nd replay at Ossett. Diss lost to Arlesey Town from Bedfordshire by 1-0 in the 5th
Round away from home. Again an excellent programme consisting of 34 pages for this
match.
7)
1999/2000 OSSETT ALBION V ANSTEY NOMADS
(F.A.VASE 3RD ROUND)
I sent away for a copy of this programme as the Albion faced Leicestershire side Anstey
Nomads. In fact at the time Anstey Nomads were 2nd bottom of the Leicestershire
premier League whilst Ossett Albion were 7th in the Northern Counties East League.
Albion won this game by 5-1 before losing to Eastern Counites League side Woodbridge
Town 3-0 away in the Fourth Round. Another interesting thing about Ossett Albion is
for many years around this time they had a chairman called Nigel Wigglesworth who I
think also did the programme and club shop he was in fact sister of Helen Worth from
Coronation Street. Helen was also the President for many years.
8) 2001/02 OSSETT ALBION V WORKINGTON (0-3)
(UNIBOND LEAGUE DIVISION ONE)
Workington were the visitors to Albion for this special occasion as it was Ossett Albion’s
first ever match in the Unibond League. Workington spoiled the party by winning the
game by 3-0. At the end of the season Albion finished the season in bottom spot and
relegation back into the Northern Counties East Premier League,whilst Workington
ended the season in 15th. Programme is a nice 36 pager.
9) 2002/03 OSSETT ALBION V DURHAM CITY (0-4)
(F.A.VASE 2ND ROUND)
This was another Vase match between 4th top of the Northern Counties East League
Albion and Durham City who at the time were also 4th but in the Northern Division
One,probably one of the ties of the Round. Durham City had reached the Semi Final of
the Vase the previous season losing to the Vase Winners Whitley Bay but in this match
they were too good on the day and won by 4-0. Again a nice programme consisting
of 34 pages but again no price. Ossett Albion finished the season in 5th spot whilst
Durham City beat Gedling Town from Nottingham 7-3 in the 3rd Round of the Vase
before losing 4-0 at home to beaten Finalists AFC Sudbury in the Fourth Round.
10)2014/15 SPENNYMOOR TOWN V OSSETT ALBION (5-0) (EVO STIK
NORTHERN PREMIER DIVISION 1 NORTH)
I’d thought I would finish with the programme from last season’s match between
Spennymmor Town and Ossett Albion at the Brewery Field at the end of September
2014. Spennymoor were excellent on the day and ran out 5-0 winners in front of 452
spectators. At the time the Moors were in 9th spot whilst Albion were 17th.
With Thanks again to Harry Watson from his collection on Ossett Albion programmes.
First Division North table...
Pd HW HD HL AW AD AL
W
D
L
F
A Diff Pts Adj
1. Northwich Victoria
6
3
0
0
3
0
0
6
0
0
14
2
12
18
0
2. Glossop North End
6
2
1
0
2
1
0
4
2
0
15
1
14
14
0
3. Scarborough Athletic
5
2
0
0
2
1
0
4
1
0
12
1
11
13
0
4. Brighouse Town
6
3
0
1
1
1
0
4
1
1
14
6
8
13
0
5. Kendal Town
5
3
0
0
1
1
0
4
1
0
11
3
8
13
0
6. Spennymoor Town
5
2
1
0
1
1
0
3
2
0
13
3
10
11
0
7. Warrington Town
6
2
1
0
1
1
1
3
2
1
9
8
1
11
0
8. Clitheroe
5
2
0
0
1
0
2
3
0
2
12
12
0
9
0
9. Mossley
6
1
1
0
1
1
2
2
2
2
7
6
1
8
0
10. Ossett Albion
6
1
2
0
1
0
2
2
2
2
6
5
1
8
0
11. Lancaster City
5
1
1
0
1
1
1
2
2
1
9
9
0
8
0
12. Harrogate Railway Athletic
6
2
1
1
0
1
1
2
2
2
9
12
-3
8
0
13. Witton Albion
6
1
1
1
1
0
2
2
1
3
11
7
4
7
0
14. Ossett Town
6
1
0
2
1
0
2
2
0
4
4
13
-9
6
0
15. Trafford
6
1
1
1
0
1
2
1
2
3
11
6
5
5
0
16. Droylsden
5
1
1
1
0
1
1
1
2
2
7
14
-7
5
0
17. Burscough
5
1
0
1
0
1
2
1
1
3
7
7
0
4
0
18. Bamber Bridge
5
0
3
0
0
1
1
0
4
1
5
7
-2
4
0
19. Farsley Celtic
5
0
0
2
0
2
1
0
2
3
2
7
-5
2
0
20. Prescot Cables
5
0
1
2
0
0
2
0
1
4
2
22 -20
1
0
21. Radcliffe Borough
5
0
0
2
0
0
3
0
0
5
2
11
-9
0
0
22. New Mills
7
0
0
3
0
0
4
0
0
7
3
23 -20
0
0
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Ossett Albion Football
Ossett Albion Football Club originated in 1944 when a group of schoolboys
decided to form a team to play in the local football leagues in and around
the Heavy Woollen area covering mainly Ossett, Dewsbury and Batley. In
those early days they could hardly have envisaged that 71 years later their
Club would still be going strong and competing in the higher echelons of
Non League football. A football club having its origins during the Second
World War is not unique to Ossett Albion but it is obviously a fairly rare
occurrence.
Since its formation and humble beginnings the Club has eventually
achieved its long term aim and ambition of Northern Premier League
football and now finds itself in the fourth tier of Non League clubs in the
whole of England. Surely few of those schoolboy founders of the Club,
of whom Jack Ingham is the only surviving person, could have predicted
back then what would become of their germ of an idea and where the Club
would be 71 years on.
Progress throughout their history has been steady and measured and at all
times sustainability, at whatever level of the game they were competing,
has been very much the order of the day. There has never been a “boom
and bust” mentality within the organisation and successive Committees
and administrations have always followed the tried and tested methods of
moving the Club forward while always operating strictly within its means.
While progressing steadily through the various leagues on their climb
up to their current position within the National League System, Albion
Club History...
established a strong reputation locally and particularly in cup competitions
with plenty of silverware to show for their efforts along the way. Although
we have yet to see the name of Ossett Albion in the draw for the 1st Round
proper of the FA Challenge Cup the Club have reached the 4th Qualifying
Round on several occasions only to fall at the final hurdle. This feat remains
one of the Club’s major aspirations. The Club also experienced a good deal
of success in the FA Vase competition but fortunes since competing in the
FA Trophy have been less impressive.
Three West Riding County Cup wins in the mid-sixties and four in all were
instrumental in promoting Ossett Albion’s reputation over a wider area of
the county. Winning the Yorkshire League Cup twice in successive seasons
followed by victories in the Northern Counties East League Cup on two
occasions all enhanced Albion’s cup pedigree and made them a real force
to be reckoned with. In among they also lifted the Yorkshire League Division
1 championship trophy in 1974/1975 and the Northern Counties East League
Premier Division titles in 1998/1999 and again in 2003/2004.
Albion realised their ultimate goal of promotion to the Northern Premier
League at the end of season 2000/2001 though survival at this level lasted
only the one campaign before suffering relegation back to the Northern
Counties East League from whence they came. They regained their Northern
Premier League status for the 2005/2006 season and 20015/2016 will be
their 12th consecutive one in this league.
The Club are run by a group of Directors and Committee several of whom
have been the backbone of the organisation for many years and they are
now led by a newly appointed Chairman in Dominic Riordan. Dominic had
a couple of spells as a player in Ossett Albion colours before taking on the
role of Chairman and at 29 he is one of, if not the youngest, Chairmen at
this level of the game. Having turned out for the first team on numerous
occasions last season and, still a registered player, he is quite possibly the
only Player/Chairman at this level of the game. After a few years of battling
relegation at the wrong end of the league table it is the Chairman’s aim to
introduce new ideas and initiatives in order to take Albion to the next level
or at the very least establish the team as a competitive outfit capable of
finishing in the middle to higher positions in the table.
The group of long-serving Committee men are used to seeing players
spend much of their careers with Albion most notably Peter Eaton and
Nigel Yarrow who played respectively over 800 and 600 games for the
Club and are still involved in one capacity or another. As well as progress on
...CONTINUED OVERLEAF
Ossett Albion Football
the field of play the next immediate phase of Albion’s history will see the
Club looking to embark on a series of ambitious projects to further develop
the ground and infrastructure. It has long been felt that the facilities are
in need of up-dating but limited financial resources have always proved a
stumbling block. Initiatives have now been put in place to increase revenues
and a number of ground improvements, though still in the planning stages,
are becoming realistic possibilities in the not too distant future.
Ossett Albion Squad
Brett Souter – Goalkeeper – Promising young goalkeeper, signed last season
from Shaw Lane Aquaforce.
Neil Bennett – Goalkeeper – Neil is an experienced goalkeeper who rejoins
the club from Wakefield. He has had a number of former clubs including Ossett
Town, Guiseley and of course ourselves.
Steven Nicholson - Defender – An experience defender who for a number of
years captained Emley FC. He is also a former manager of Wakefield FC. Steve is
now in his fourth season with Albion.
Declan Dawson – Defender – Declan signed midway through last season from
Liversedge and made his first team at Bamber Bridge. A young defender who
has excelled in pre season.
Ross Hardaker – Defender/Midfield – Signed from Wakefield FC, Ross
impressed at left back last season and made the number 3 shirt his own. Also
scored a couple of spectacular goals.
Kieran Thompson – Defender – Another promising youngster signed during
the summer. Kieran was released by Chesterfield at the end of last season and
has had an impressive pre season.
Wesley Milnes – Defender – An experienced defender who is now in his third
season at Ossett Albion. Has played for Farsley, Wakefield, Ossett Town and
Frickley.
Dominic Riordan – Defender – Dom is the club Chairman and is now in his
fourth spell at the club as a player. A solid defender, Dominic has had experience
with numerous NPL clubs.
Lewis Trice – Defender –A product of the Scunthorpe United Youth Academy,
Lewis comes highly recommended from his former club Winterton Rangers.
Adam Jones – Midfield – An experienced midfielder signed from Albion Sports.
Adam has also played for Farsley AFC. A popular player with the fans who voted
him as their Player of the Year last season.
Club History CONTINUED...
Eddy Birch – Midfield - Eddy is 21 year old Midfield /striker, who has re-signed
for the club during the summer, having spent last season at Bridlington Town.
He is a graduate of the successful Harrogate Town development squad. Eddy
was Albion’s Young Player of the Year two seasons ago.
Josh Wright – Josh is a solid midfielder who has signed from Stocksbridge Park
Steels. He has also played for Retford Town.
Gibril Bojang – Winger/Striker – Gibril has signed from local club Horbury Town
and has scored some spectacular goals in pre season. Has had NCE League
experience with Liversedge.
Ben Grech-Brooksbank – Midfield - 20 year old Ben signed two seasons ago
from Liversedge. Popped up and scored a couple of vital goals in our relegation
battle.
Rikki Paylor – Midfield – A
product of Ossett Albion’s
U19 squad, Rikki returned to
the club towards the end of
last season having had spells
at a number of NSE clubs
including Barton Town OB,
Bridlington Town and Hall
Road Rangers.
Ossett Albion Recent Results...
Northwich Victoria 2-0 Ossett Albion
League
Ossett Albion 1-0 Ossett Town
League
Ossett Albion 3-0 Maine Road
F.A.Cup
New Mills 1-4 Ossett Albion
Ossett Albion 1-1 Burscough
League
League
Ossett Albion 0-0 Glossop North End League
Witton Albion 1-0 Ossett Albion
League
Danny South – Striker –
Danny signed during the close
season have had a short spell at the club last term. He is a proven striker at NPL
level.
Nicky Matthews – Striker – Nicky joined Ossett Albion last season from NCE
club Thackley and quickly established himself in the squad. Was last season’s
Players Player of the Year.
Adam Muller – Striker – Adam is an experienced striker who has also played
for Worksop Town, Guiseley, Ilkeston Town, Eastwood Town, Farsley & Buxton.
Robert Bordman – Striker – Rob returns to the club from Nostell MW were he
was the leading scorer last season. He is a prolific striker and has scored goals
wherever he has played.
Connor Brunt – Striker – Young striker now in his third season at the club.
Originally signed from Hallam FC. Connor broke into the first team towards
the end of last season and scored a couple of vital goals. Has also represented
England Colleges.
Blyth Spartans FC – Supporters Information...
With demand expected to be high, supporters are encouraged to
get to the ground early. There will be no reservations on seats in
the main stand for fans it will be on first come first served basis,
at no extra cost.
Spennymoor Town have issued important information to fans of
both sides, who are all being strongly advised to give themselves
plenty of time, All spectators are advised to arrive at least half an
hour before the game kicks off at 3:00pm, with turnstiles open from
1.30pm to avoid potential congestion.
Parking is limited and everyone is encouraged to use public transport,
taxis and group up as much as possible, Fans are requested to respect
the surrounding areas and show consideration to neighbouring
residents.
Turnstiles will be in operation on the Wood Vue side of the ground
and the local police teams may ticket cars that are illegally or
inconsiderately parked.
Spectators are also asked to respect the areas surrounding the
ground.
The club bars are open in both ends of the main stand for supporters
but are restricted to 100 in either end at any one time, Food and
toilets will be available within the ground.
Fans are strongly advised to use public transport or car sharing and
to give themselves plenty of time.
Any persons that are deemed to be intoxicated and are likely to
cause for concern will be refused entry.
Away Travel
Trafford away on Saturday 19th September bus will leave the ground
at 10:30am.
Lancaster City away on Tuesday 22nd September bus will leave the
ground at 5:15pm.
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Spennymoor United
–– North Eastern League Winners
1909-10, 1944-45, 1945-46, 1956-57
–– North Eastern League Cup
1928-29
–– Northern League Winners
1967-68, 1971-72, 1973-74, 1976-77,
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1992-93
–– Northern Counties East League Cup
1992-93
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1993-94, 2003-04
–– Northern Premier League Challenge Cup
1993-94
–– Durham Challenge Cup
1930, 1945, 1946, 1954, 1963, 1968, 1974,
1975, 1976, 1979, 1983, 1994, 1995, 1996,
1998
–– Durham Benevolent Bowl
1927, 1930, 1932, 1948, 1959, 1961, 1994
–– FA Trophy Semi-Finalists
1977-1978
–– JR Cleator Cup
1981, 1987
Spennymoor Town
–– Northern League Division 2 Winners
2006-07
–– Durham Challenge Cup
2012
–– Northern League Champions
2009/10, 2010/11 2011/12, 2013/14
–– JR Cleator Cup
2011, 2012, 2013, 2014
–– FA Vase Winners
2013
–– League Cup Winners
2013
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Evo-Stik Weekend Roundup...
Northwich Victoria made is six wins from six games in the EVO-STIK
Northern Premier League’s First Division North on Saturday, writes
Pitchero’s Steve Whitney.
The Vics beat Ossett Albion 2-0 at home with a Richard Bennett brace in
the 16th and 49th minutes.
Glossop North End, Scarborough Athletic, Kendal Town and Spennymoor
United all maintained their unbeaten starts to the new season. Glossop
had a crowd of 414 for their 1-0 home win over Witton Albion, courtesy of
Matty Williams’ goal five minutes from time.
Scarborough had to be content with a point from a 1-1 draw at Valerie
Park against a previously pointless Prescot Cables side. Ryan Qualter put
Boro in front after only four minutes, but they weren’t able to add to that
and Rob Doran equalised seven minutes before half-time.
Kendal beat Mossley AFC 3-1 at Parkside, with a Ryan Marley own
goal setting them on their way after six minutes. Jordan Connerton’s
penalty doubled their lead in the 20th minute and his second on 57
minutes secured victory, although David Short managed an 85th minute
consolation for the visitors, for whom this was a first defeat.
Spennymoor enjoyed a 5-0 home romp over Clitheroe, with Anthony
Peacock after 14 minutes and Liam Henderson five minutes later giving
them a cushion. James Risbrough two minutes after the break, Nathan
Fisher seven minutes later and them Shane Henry 13 minutes from time
made it a nap hand for Moors.
Harrogate Railway Athletic recorded their first win in 2015-16 in style,
inflicting a 4-21 drubbing on Radcliffe Borough at Station View. A still
yet to win Boro fell behind to a 15th minute Stephen Bromley effort but
pulled back on terms seven minutes after the break through Matt Davies.
But three goals in the final 14 minutes from Vince Dhesi, Jack Stockdill
and Roy Fogarty won it for Rail.
Also yet to win are New Mills, fancied Bamber Bridge and Farsley Celtic.
The Millers suffered a 1-0 defeat at Cantilever Park against Warrington
Town, whose Ciaran Kilheeney scored the only goal six minutes before
the break.
Brig and Celtic shared a 1-1 Irongate draw in which Ali Waddecar put the
home side ahead just before half-time and Rob O’Brien levelled on 66
minutes.
Elsewhere, Nathan Curtis’ 70th minute effort earned Ossett Town victory
at Ingfield against Trafford, and Dan Facey did likewise for Brighouse
Town after 58 minutes at home to Burscough.
Droylsden have still only won once this season after Lancaster City left
the Butcher’s Arms with a point from a 1-1 draw in which Aaron Taylor’s
31st minute opener for the Dolly Blues was cancelled out by Steve Hall
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TOnight’S squads...
Spennymoor Town FC
Ossett Albion FC
1
Daniel LOWSON
1
Brett Souter
2
Kallum GRIFFITHS
2
Kieran Thompson 3
Christopher MASON
3
Ross Hardaker 4
Lewis DODDS
4
Joshua Wright 5
Joseph TAIT
5
Dominic Riordan 6
Stephen CAPPER
6
Danny South 7
Andrew STEPHENSON
7
Connor Brunt 8
Shane HENRY
Liam HENDERSON
8
9
Eddy Birch 10
Nathan FISHER
9
Connor Bower 11
Anthony PEACOCK
10
Rob Bordman 12
Gavin COGDON
11
Gibril Bojang 13
Paul JOHNSON
12
Wes Milnes 14
Glen TAYLOR
13
Steven Nicholson 15
James RISBROUGH
14
Nicky Matthews 16
Danny FROST
15
Rikki Paylor 17
Jordan ROBINSON
16
Adam Muller 18
Michael HOGANSON
17
Ben GRECH-BROOKSBANK
Match Officials:
Referee:
Mr C Dean
Assistants: Mr M Conroy
Mr D Carr
Next Home Game:
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Date:
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Kick Off: 3.00pm - FA Cup 1st QR
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