Newsletter #1 - Toolstation Northern Counties East Football League

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ABLES … LEAGUE TABLES … LEAGU
NCEL Premier Division
as at 22/08/09
1 Armthorpe Welfare
P
2
Home
W D L F A
0 0 0 0 0
Away
W D L F A
2 0 0 13 0
2 Selby Town
2
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
7
1
6
6
3 Bridlington Town
2
2
0
0
8
3
0
0
0
0
0
6
5
4 Maltby Main
2
2
0
0
5
1
0
0
0
0
0
6
4
5 Nostell Miners Welfare
2
2
0
0
5
1
0
0
0
0
0
6
4
6 Dinnington Town
2
1
0
0
3
1
1
0
0
1
0
6
3
7 Hallam
2
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
9
4
3
5
8 Winterton Rangers
2
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
5
3
3
2
9 Lincoln Moorlands Railway
2
1
0
1
3
2
0
0
0
0
0
3
1
10 Pickering Town
2
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
4
4
3
0
11 Arnold Town
2
1
0
1
2
2
0
0
0
0
0
3
0
12 Hall Road Rangers
2
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
3
4
3
-1
13 Liversedge
2
1
0
1
3
4
0
0
0
0
0
3
-1
14 Rainworth Miners Welfare
2
1
0
1
1
4
0
0
0
0
0
3
-3
15 Parkgate
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
2
4
0
-2
16 Long Eaton United
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
2
0
-2
17 Scarborough Athletic
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
2
5
0
-3
18 Shirebrook Town
2
0
0
2
0
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
-6
19 Thackley
2
0
0
1
0
5
0
0
1
2
4
0
-7
20 Brodsworth Welfare
2
0
0
2
1 19
0
0
0
0
0
0 -18
P
3
Home
W D L F A
1 0 0 5 0
Away
W D L F A
2 0 0 7 2
Pts +/9 10
2 Appleby Frodingham
3
0
0
0
0
0
3
0
0
9
5
9
4
3 Bottesford Town
2
1
0
0
4
3
1
0
0
3
2
6
2
4 Askern Villa
2
1
0
0
2
1
1
0
0
1
0
6
2
5 Worsbrough Bridge Athletic
3
0
0
0
0
0
1
2
0
6
5
5
1
6 Staveley Miners Welfare
2
1
1
0
6
2
0
0
0
0
0
4
4
7 Yorkshire Amateur
3
0
0
1
0
2
1
1
0
8
3
4
3
8 AFC Emley
1
1
0
0
6
3
0
0
0
0
0
3
3
NCEL Division One
as at 22/08/09
1 Tadcaster Albion
Pts +/6 13
9 Leeds Carnegie
2
1
0
1
2
2
0
0
0
0
0
3
0
10 Brighouse Town
3
0
0
1
0
1
1
0
1
6
6
3
-1
11 Rossington Main
2
1
0
1
5
6
0
0
0
0
0
3
-1
12 Grimsby Borough
3
0
0
1
1
2
1
0
1
5
6
3
-2
13 Pontefract Collieries
2
0
2
0
4
4
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
14 Teversal
2
0
0
2
5
7
0
0
0
0
0
0
-2
15 Hemsworth Miners Welfare
2
0
0
2
3
7
0
0
0
0
0
0
-4
16 Barton Town Old Boys
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
1
6
0
-5
17 Eccleshill United
2
0
0
2
3
9
0
0
0
0
0
0
-6
18 Glasshoughton Welfare
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
3 11
0
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This newsletter is ©2009 Northern Counties East Football League
League Address: 42 Thirlmere Drive, Dronfield, Derbyshire, S18 2HW
email: [email protected]
NEWSLETTER - SEASON 2009/10 - NO. 1
24TH AUGUST, 2009
A number of events are being staged across the KoolSport NCEL area for clubs to have their say on
how the League is run.
As part of a new initiative called 'Your League Your Say', the forums will allow all our member teams to ask
questions or make comments to the NCEL as part of our commitment to improving communication between
the League and its clubs.
Up to four people can attend from each club at their event and that can include team managers or a
supporters' representative.
A number of League representatives will be at each meeting to answer questions or give advice.
League Chairman David Morrall said: "This is the clubs' chance to have their say in League matters since the
information gained at these meetings will form the basis of our plans for the forthcoming season.
"It's hoped that by introducing meetings with small groups that all clubs will contribute."
There have already been three of the meetings and all have been very successful, bringing a number of new
ideas to the League.
They were Group One which included Bridlington Town, Hall Road Rangers, Pickering Town, Scarborough
Athletic at Pickering Town on Monday 10th August.
Group Two was Appleby Frodingham, Barton Town Old Boys, Bottesford Town, Grimsby Borough, Winterton
Rangers at Winterton Rangers on Monday 17th August
Group Three was Arnold Town, Long Eaton United, Lincoln Moorlands Railway, Rainworth Miners Welfare,
Shirebrook Town, Teversal at Rainworth Miners Welfare on Thursday 20th August
These are the venues and dates for the remaining four meetings, all of which commence at 7pm:
Group Four - Armthorpe Welfare, Askern Villa, Brodsworth Welfare, Rossington Main, Selby Town, Tadcaster
Albion - at Askern Villa, Tuesday 25th August
Group Five - Brighouse Town, Eccleshill United, Leeds Carnegie, Liversedge, Thackley, Yorkshire Amateur - at
Yorkshire Amateur, Thursday 27th August
Group Six - AFC Emley, Glasshoughton Welfare, Hemsworth Miners Welfare, Nostell Miners Welfare,
Pontefract Collieries - at Nostell Miners Welfare, Thursday 3rd September
Group Seven - Dinnington Town, Hallam, Maltby Main, Parkgate, Staveley Miners Welfare, Worsbrough
Bridge Athletic - at Staveley Miners Welfare, Monday 7th September
Join over 7,000 other people every day … log in to the KoolSport NCEL's website!!
www.ncel.org.uk
For all the latest news, fixtures information, statistics
and everything else connected with the League.
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12th May, 2009
Funk Commits to
Wrens
(Source: Rainworth MW)
Rainworth Miners Welfare have quashed
rumours of boss Rudy Funk's departure.
The Wrens manager has been linked with a
number of vacant posts at higher levels after
he had led the NCEL club to their second
promotion in four years.
But, he put an end to all the speculation by
signing a new two year deal with a further
year's option on Monday night.
Talk has been rife that Funk, whose contract
expired at the end of the season, would be a
target for, among others, UniBond Division
One South clubs Glapwell or Shepshed
Dynamo, both of whom have just parted
company with their managers.
Chairman Brian Reece publicly announced at
Friday's club presentation night that there
was no question of the manager moving on
to pastures new, and slammed the
speculation that had sparked the rumours.
Mr Reece said: "Let's lay this needless idle
gossip to rest now and say that neither Rudy
Funk nor Billy Millar ﴾assistant manager﴿ will
be going anywhere.
"When they came to us four years ago the
club had gone through a bad time and only
avoided relegation from the Central Midlands
Supreme Division because other clubs had
failed to meet that league's floodlights rule.
"They said then that their intention was to
lead us to the UniBond League, they are now
just one step away from fulfilling that
promise, and they will be staying to complete
the job."
Funk said on Monday: "The future is bright at
Rainworth and that's why I think we should
stick together and see the job through, so let
me emphasise that I had no intention of
moving elsewhere.
"There will always be speculation linking a
manager who has had success to higher
placed clubs, and it's flattering to hear your
name mentioned in this manner, but why
would I want to move when I have everything
I want at Rainworth?
"I have enjoyed very much both the highs
and the lows, the tears and the joys, of the
past four years. When I look at the
infrastructure of the club, the people I work
with – both players and behind the scenes
staff – and the ground and facilities we have,
there is no reason on earth to want to go
elsewhere.
"Anyone who knows what football is all about
can see how much hard work goes in to
making this club successful. I myself am not a
quitter and it would be foolish to give what
we have achieved at the club to someone
else.
"The people who run Rainworth have made it
a better organised club than many at higher
levels, we have a fabulous bunch of players,
and who in their right mind would want to
walk away from that?
"The only incentive would be money, and that
is one thing which has never played a major
part in my life. Being happy doing what you
are doing is much more important to me
than money, and if, as I am, you are happy at
home, happy at work, and happy at your
football club, what more does anyone want
above that?
"In four years Billy and I have built something
very special at Rainworth, and we look
forward to continuing to build and progress
for many more years to come."
MONDAY 31ST AUGUST, 2009
Armthorpe Welfare
Arnold Town
Dinnington Town
Hall Road Rangers
Long Eaton United
Parkgate
Scarborough Athletic
Selby Town
Winterton Rangers
TOP SCORERS ﴾to 22nd Aug﴿
v
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v
v
v
v
v
v
v
Liversedge
Pickering Town
Thackley
Brodsworth Welfare
Nostell Miners Welf
Shirebrook Town
Rainworth Miners W
Bridlington Town
Lincoln Moorlands
3:00pm
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3:00pm
3:00pm
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3:00pm
3:00pm
3:00pm
(Source: Bridlington Town)
It is with regret and deepest sadness that
Bridlington Town wish to inform fellow
clubs in the Koolsport NCEL of the sudden
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TUESDAY 1ST SEPTEMBER, 2009
NCEL Division One
Staveley Miners Welfare v
Worsbrough Bridge Athletic v
Pontefract Collieries 7:45pm
AFC Emley
7:45pm
WEDNESDAY 2ND SEPTEMBER, 2009
Maltby Main v Hallam
NCEL Division One
Appleby Frodingham v Barton Town OB
SATURDAY 5TH SEPTEMBER, 2009
FA Vase First Round Qualifying
Eccleshill United v
Gedling Miners Welfare v
Glasshoughton Welfare v
Ollerton Town v
Runcorn Linnets v
Stokesley v
Sunderland RCA v
Teversal v
West Auckland Town v
Arnold Town v
Brodsworth Welfare v
Lincoln Moorlands Railway v
Liversedge v
Long Eaton United v
Maltby Main v
Nostell Miners Welfare v
Rainworth Miners Welfare v
Scarborough Athletic v
NCEL Division One
Appleby Frodingham v
Askern Villa v
Bottesford Town v
Hemsworth Miners Welfare v
Rossington Main v
Norton & Stockton
Grimsby Borough
Tadcaster Albion
Barton Town OB
Staveley Miners Welf
Thackley
Armthorpe Welfare
Sleaford Town
Yorkshire Amateur
Bridlington Town
Pickering Town
Hallam
Selby Town
Winterton Rangers
Parkgate
Shirebrook Town
Hall Road Rangers
Dinnington Town
Pontefract Collieries
Leeds Carnegie
AFC Emley
Brighouse Town
Worsbrough Bridge
7:45pm
3:00pm
3:00pm
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3:00pm
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3:00pm
3:00pm
3:00pm
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Gls L C
Armthorpe Welfare
7
7
0
2 Simon Asquith
Hallam
4
1
3
Bruno Holden
Armthorpe Welfare
4
4
0
Nathan Hotte
Bridlington Town
4
2
2
Hallam
3
3
0
Ben Garrick
Lincoln Moorlands Railway
3
1
2
Gary Jones
Winterton Rangers
3
2
1
Craig Palmer
Bridlington Town
3
3
0
Liam Radford
Selby Town
3
2
1
Dinnington Town
2
1
1
Darren Clough
Pickering Town
2
2
0
Jimmy Jagger
Nostell Miners Welfare
2
1
1
Brenton Leister
Selby Town
2
1
1
Steve Lyon
Selby Town
2
2
0
James McGarry
Hall Road Rangers
2
1
1
Lee Mellon
Maltby Main
2
2
0
Tom Norris
Shirebrook Town
2
0
2
Rob Northen
Winterton Rangers
2
1
1
Ben Rosser
Dinnington Town
2
1
1
Chris Spooner
Parkgate
2
2
0
Julian Topliss
Rainworth Miners Welfare
2
1
1
Paul Walker
Liversedge
2
2
0
Andrew Wood
Hallam
2
2
0
10 Gavin Allott
7:45pm
Team
1 Liam Hardy
5 Joe Boggild
12th May, 2009
Seasiders in
Mourning
NCEL Division One
Name
Team
Gls L C
1 Lee Gregory
Staveley Miners Welfare
5
2
3
2 Lee Holmes
Rossington Main
4
2
2
Teversal
4
4
0
Barton Town Old Boys
3
1
2
Paul Chatterton
Bottesford Town
3
3
0
Tom Finnigan
Appleby Frodingham
3
1
2
Ryan Hibbard
Appleby Frodingham
3
2
1
Dean Short
4 Gareth Barlow
Steven Kenworthy
AFC Emley
3
1
2
For the latest results and tables
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Damion Liddle
Hemsworth Miners Welfare
3
3
0
William McGhie
Rossington Main
3
1
2
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Damian Melvin
Brighouse Town
3
3
0
Kevin Smith
Tadcaster Albion
3
3
0
Graeme Whitehead
Tadcaster Albion
3
3
0
Craig Wilkinson
Worsbrough Bridge Athletic
3
3
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NCEL League Cup First Round
AFC Emley
Steven Kenworthy 33
Micky Amos 46
Appleby Frodingham
Ryan Hibbard 44
Michael Bettney 65
Tom Finnigan 73, 83
2-0
4-0
SATURDAY 22ND AUGUST, 2009
Arnold Town 1-2
Nigel Jemson 9, Leigh Wood 52
Bridlington Town 4-2
Nathan Hotte 7, 63
Ben Knapper 19
Craig Palmer 54
Brodsworth Welfare 0-10
Dinnington Town
Ben Rosser 10
Gavin Allott 80
Sam Dixey 85
Liam Bull 18
Adam Buckley 52
Ben Garrick 87
Liversedge
Paul Walker 27, 82
Paul Smith 28
Maltby Main
Richard Tracey 57
Lee Mellon 77pen
Jonathan Wall 88
Rob Branagan 90
Barry Rankin 9
Jimmy Jagger 32
Francis Johnson 81
Rainworth Miners Welfare
Julian Topliss 86
Shirebrook Town
John Newton 23
Darren Clough 52, 90
NCEL Division One
Bottesford Town
Carl Derbyshire 25
Daniel Hope 56
Craig Bridge 70
Craig Mitchell 85
Eccleshill United
Richard Gaffney 20og
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3-1
3-1
3-2
4-1
3-0
Hemsworth Miners W Att: 108
Worsbrough Bridge
Selby Town
Brenton Leister 19
Thackley
Nicky Boshell 38
Chris Coy 87
Att: 31
Att: 101
Att: 170
Armthorpe Welfare
Att: 50
Liam Hardy 4, 24, 57, 86
Bruno Holden 16, 29, 38, 59
Kyle Thompson 9
Danny Freeman 70
Winterton Rangers Att: 115
Josh Wright 87
Scarborough Athletic Att: 180
Mark Griffin 68
Parkgate
Chris Spooner 40, 61
Hall Road Rangers
Lee Macklin 85
Hallam
Att: 65
Leeds Carnegie
Dean Conway 41
Carl Fothergill 47
Rossington Main
Bradley Billam 20
Lee Holmes 60, 65
William McGhie 76
Staveley Miners Welfare
Scott Bates 4
Lee Gregory 38, 75
Ryan Damms 65
Teversal
Dean Short 11, 90
Andy Woodcock 31
TUESDAY 25TH AUGUST, 2009
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0-2
2-2
4-3
4-0
Tadcaster Albion
Att: 133
Kevin Smith 13pen, 69
Graeme Whitehead 65
Aaron Jackson 86
Grimsby Borough
Att: 29
Luke Mascall 54
Richard Creer 66
Worsbrough Bridge Att: 35
Craig Wilkinson 52
Dean Shirt 76
Brighouse Town
Att: 60
Damian Melvin 14, 21
Wayne Crossley 76
Barton Town OB
Att: 60
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v
WEDNESDAY 26TH AUGUST, 2009
Grimsby Borough v
NCEL Division One
AFC Emley v
Att: 57
Long Eaton United
0-3
Pickering Town
4-3
Glasshoughton Welfare Att: 40
Sam Harrison 42
Terry Bailey 54
Mark Penney 84
Att: 102
Att: 85
Yorkshire Amateur
Att: 40
Lutel James 32, Justin Bowler 37
John Hobson 46
Richard Britten 47
Curtis Bernard 75
Darryl Kendal 84
SATURDAY 29TH AUGUST, 2009
FA Cup Preliminary Round
Bridlington Town
Chorley
Clitheroe
Long Eaton United
Rainworth Miners W
Rossington Main
Selby Town
Shirebrook Town
Silsden
Winterton Rangers
Armthorpe Welfare
Dinnington Town
Liversedge
Parkgate
Thackley
NCEL Division One
Askern Villa
Brighouse Town
Hemsworth Miners Welf
Tadcaster Albion
Yorkshire Amateur
death of Chairman Pete Smurthwaite's wife.
20th May, 2009
Marion passed away on Friday - she was 62.
Regan is New Sedge
Boss
Due to the suddenness of her passing, Pete cannot
release further arrangement details at this time.
The thoughts of all connected with the club and
the League go to him and his family at this sad
time.
15th May, 2009
Regan Departs from
Thackley
Appleby Frodingham Att: 92
James Atkinson 15
Danny Ricketts 80
Tom Finnigan 83
Callum Dransfield 87
Bottesford Town
7:45pm
Yorkshire Amateur
7:45pm
Askern Villa
7:45pm
Att: 36
1-0
1-6
Hemsworth Miners W
Damion Liddle 30
(Source: Thackley AFC)
The committee of Thackley Football Club wish
to place on record their grateful thanks for the
services rendered by departing head coach Sean
Regan.
During his two year stint with the club, the former
Manchester United and Sheffield United protégé
cemented his reputation as a creative and
innovative trainer.
His decision to seek fresh challenges comes at the
end of a season in which Thackley amassed 62
points - a total not bettered in thirteen years.
(Source: Liversedge FC)
Liversedge are pleased to announce that Sean
Regan has accepted the position of first team
manager/coach for the coming season.
Sean had been at fellow NCEL side Thackley as first
team coach for the last two years and enjoyed his
time there but now feels he is ready to fill the role
of manager.
A club spokesperson said: "Sean has enough
enthusiasm for the position and offers Sedge a
quality of coaching that the whole club hope to
benefit from!"
The club have received six applications for the job
after Steve Newton stepped down following
Liversedge's final game of the Northern Counties
East League Premier Division season.
"We feel extremely lucky to have secured the
services of Sean," said Steve Newton who has
stepped down from manager but will remain at
Liversedge, helping the club in their progression.
23rd May, 2009
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v
Kirby Muxloe
Shildon
Nostell Miners Welf
Staveley Miners Welf
Loughboro Dynamo
Heather St Johns
Glossop North End
Ryton
Boston Town
Hallam
St Andrews
3:00pm
3:00pm
3:00pm
3:00pm
3:00pm
3:00pm
3:00pm
3:00pm
3:00pm
3:00pm
3:00pm
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v
v
v
v
Maltby Main
Scarborough Athletic
Pickering Town
Brodsworth Welfare
Arnold Town
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Eccleshill United
Bottesford Town
Glasshoughton Welf
Teversal
Leeds Carnegie
Said club secretary Christopher Frank: "Sean has
played a significant role in the resurgence of
Thackley Football Club.
Sennett and Turner at
West Street
"He introduced lively, engaging and structured
training routines and sharing the knowledge and
experience gleaned from his UEFA 'A' course.
(Source: Winterton Rangers)
Winterton Rangers are delighted to announce
the appointment of Richard Sennett and Mark
Turner as their new management team.
"We wish him well for the future and readily
commend him to any club in search of a talented
coach or manager.
Assistant Secretary, Brian Crowder, said: "We
received numerous enquiries about the post, all of
which were of the highest standard.
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"Here at Thackley, we are looking to build upon the
spirit, resolve and unity of purpose forged during
the past season and are already hatching ambitious
plans for the coming campaign."
"Those that we interviewed were very impressive
and we would like to thank them for showing an
interest.
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3:00pm
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3:00pm
3:00pm
Added Regan: "I have relished my time at Thackley
and have enjoyed a rewarding relationship with the
players and committee - but new ventures
beckon."
"The decision was given lots of consideration, but
we feel in Richard and Mark we can build for the
future."
He continued: "After the shock of Pete Daniels and
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Dave Robinson's resignation and the uncertainty of
the period prior to appointing Richard and Mark,
we are now very excited about the future and what
this new addition to Team Winterton will bring."
All of the money raised on the day will go towards
funding the club's new changing rooms.
29th May, 2009
29th May, 2009
Woolford is Iron
Hero
A former NCEL player was the
hero for Scunthorpe United as they claimed
promotion to the Championship in dramatic
fashion.
Martyn Woolford, who spent three years with
Glasshoughton Welfare as a youngster, struck a
late winner in their 3-2 League One Play-Off
triumph over Millwall at Wembley.
After his spell at Leeds Road, he moved to Frickley
Athletic and then York City before signing for the
Glanford Park side.
And, he will now be playing against the likes of
Newcastle United and Middlesborough.
He said: "It's amazing, it's a dream come true for
me."
29th May, 2009
Moorlands 20th
Birthday Weekend
(Source: Lincoln Moorlands)
On Saturday, Lincoln Moorlands Railway will be
honouring their 20th anniversary with a day of
celebration.
Up to fifty players from the past two decades will
be attending a charity match that kicks off at the
Moorland Sports Ground at 11am.
A club spokesman told the KoolSport NCEL
website: "There will be fun and games for all the
family, a barbecue for the hungry and then FA Cup
Final will be shown on the Social Club's big screen.
"This will be followed by the presentation to the
present squad of players and a live band will be
playing in the Social Club in the evening."
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Gedling Town
Robert Mawer 51
Rob Gill 56
Hall Road Rangers
James McGarry 4
Paul Palmer 87
2-2
2-6
Colls Unveil New
Sponsor
(Source: Pontefract Collieries)
Pontefract Collieries have revealed a new main
sponsor for the club.
JJ Leisure, who specialise in sportswear, are the new
backers of the KoolSport NCEL Division One side.
The ground will be named after them and they will
also be shirt sponsors.
Chairman Trevor Waddington said: "Although it has
been a difficult year financially with our fabulous
committee having had to continuously put their
hand into their pockets, light is at the end of the
tunnel with a new sponsor coming on board for the
upcoming season.
"I would like to say a big thanks to Allan Howcroft,
owner of JJ Leisure and Howcroft Industrial
Supplies, for his substantial sponsorship package.
"Allan is also a local magistrate and is delighted
with the fantastic work we are doing with the club
for the people of Pontefract and the surrounding
areas. And, I am sure he will be with the club for
many years to come as we climb out of obscurity.
"JJ Leisure will take the prominent front position on
the first team kits and the stadium will take the new
name 'The JJ Leisure Stadium' in what's to be
initially a two year deal."
29th May, 2009
Allanson is New Brid
Boss
(Source: Bridlington Town)
Bridlington Town are pleased to announce that
Gary Allanson has been appointed the new
manager of the club.
Club captain Phil Harrison will be the new assistant
manager.
Hebburn Town
Karl McMann 4pen, 6
Gavin Doorward 24
William Crew 34, 60
Michael Armstrong 50
Kevin Gordon 72
Jarrow Roofing Boldon CA
Tony Thirkell 78
Keith Foster 82
Ben Garrick 30, 44
Maltby Main
Craig Roden 80
7-0
Norton & Stockton Ancients
Sonny Andrews 6, 72
Alan Cossavella 36
Jimmy Jagger 22
Colin Williamson 59
Parkgate
Luke Fletcher 73
3-0
John Dowle 71
1-4
Radford
0-3
Runcorn Linnets
David Sherlock 33
Paul Crewe 50, 84
Robert Whyte 68
Selby Town
Shirebrook Town
Tom Norris 37
Reiss Linsay 73
Squires Gate
Chris Bennett 41pen
Mark Beattie 90
Teversal
Michael Lyall 49
West Allotment Celtic
David Thomas 33
John Campbell 71, 80
4-1
2-1
2-3
1-3
2-1
1-3
0-0
2-2
2-2
1-1
3-2
Barton Town OB
Gareth Barlow 41
Craig Suddaby 85
Bishop Auckland
Stephen Salvin 8
Amar Purewal 19, 36
Daniel Lennon 50
Mark Henson 55
Adam Strong 84
Eccleshill United
Armthorpe Welfare
James Walker 72
Att: 37
Att: 74
Att: 44
Att: 26
St Andrews
Att: 72
Aaron Preston 32, 54, 63
Rossington Main
Att: 43
Lewis Hilton 30, 32
William McGhie 57
Pickering Town
Att: 100
Oldham Town
Darren Scanlon 81
Grimsby Borough
Dean Newby 86
Dean Shirt 48
Tadcaster Albion
Steve Rollinson 3
Derminderpal Panesar 46
Graeme Whitehead 68, 77
Alan Jackson 74
Yorkshire Amateur
Liam Johnson 14, 28
0-1
Askern Villa
Lee Wilkinson 88
Worsbrough Bridge
Lee Garside 15
Att: 68
5-0
Glasshoughton Welf
Att: 62
0-2
Appleby Frodingham Att: 32
1-2
SUNDAY 16TH AUGUST, 2009
FA Cup Extra Preliminary Round
Scarborough Athletic 1-2
Daniel Gray 32
Guisborough Town
Michael Roberts 52
Jake Richardson 73
MONDAY 17TH AUGUST, 2009
FA Cup Extra Preliminary Round Replay
Leeds Carnegie 1-3 Selby Town
Scott Lawson 20
Scott Pickles 32
Brenton Leister 85
Liam Radford 86
Att: 18
Att: 608
Att: 70
Att: 72
St Helens Town
Att: 66
Robert Hanley 16
Karl Ledsham 31
Iain Dyson 66
Penrith
Att: 70
Martin Coleman 8
Craig Wilson 42
Graham Anthony 59
Daniel Robinson 61
Rainworth Miners W Att: 102
Julian Topliss 10
Matthew Baxter 44
Massiah McDonald 70
AFC Emley
Att: 198
Steven Kenworthy 67
Leeds Carnegie
Att: 98
Holbeach United
Att: 95
Liam Nimmo 13
Craig Parker 51
Staveley Miners Welf Att: 55
Lee Gregory 32pen, 65pen
Bourne Town
Tony Pascu 37pen
Liversedge
Joe Hewitt 30
Jermaine Springer 74
NCEL Division One
Brighouse Town
Att: 79
Att: 57
Barton Town Old Boys 2-1 Gedling Town
Att: 86
Lee Mohammed 6
Rob Gill 75
Gareth Barlow 76
Bourne Town 3-0 Teversal
Att: 81
Addie Staffieri 23, 86
Rob Masters 47
Esh Winning 2-2 Bridlington Town
Att 80
Danny Craggs 14 ﴾aet﴿ Nathan Hotte 39, 73
Nicky Martin 44
(Bridlington won 4-2 on pens)
Staveley Miners Welfare 2-2 Squires Gate
Att: 70
Lee Gregory 90 ﴾aet﴿ Chris Bennett 60
Spencer Goff 119
Isaac Kusaloka 110
(Staveley won 5-4 on pens)
Brighouse Town 2-2 Askern Villa
Att: 38
Mark Brady 59pen, 79 ﴾aet﴿ Kyle Jones 20
Dean Wilburn 75
(Brighouse won 4-2 on pens)
Glasshoughton Welfare 1-3 Rossington Main
Att: 42
Jordan Riding 7pen
Lee Holmes 15, 19
William McGhie 85
Holbeach United 1-2 Shirebrook Town
Ross Nichols 90pen
Tom Norris 32
Nathan Watson 47
Att: 131
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XTURES … RESULTS & FIXTURES … R
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Arnold Town 1-0
Mark Clifford 12
Bridlington Town 4-1
Craig Palmer 42, 89
Jack Wilkinson 76
Ashley Allanson 70
Brodsworth Welfare 1-9
Gary Mundy 10
Lincoln Moorlands Rwy
Grant Allott 64
Liversedge
Maltby Main
Lee Mellon 82
Paul Bedford 21
Darren Rushton 90
Rainworth Miners Welf
0-1
0-2
Att: 205
Hallam
Att: 36
Andrew Wood 1, 51
Gary Hibbert 4
Simon Asquith 17
Matthew Griffin 41
Gavin Gould 63
Joe Boggild 84, 85, 89
Dinnington Town
Att: 63
Att: 90
2-1
Scarborough Ath
Graham Botham 37
Att: 344
0-4
Winterton Rangers Att: 98
Rob Northen 8
Gary Jones 44, 90pen
Robert Sanderson 45
Armthorpe Welfare Att: 105
Liam Hardy 24, 36, 85
Selby Town
Att: 78
Liam Radford 3, 33
Steve Lyon 25, 56
Stuart Dove 75
1-0
0-3
Thackley
0-5
Hemsworth Miners W
Damion Liddle 68, 72
Danny Ricketts 80
Adam White 24
Carl Fothergill 90
Rossington Main
Sean Nicholls 41
Pickering Town
Wayne Aziz 62
Att: 95
Hall Road Rangers
James McGarry 37
Phil Jackman 70
Long Eaton United
Shirebrook Town
NCEL Division One
Askern Villa
James Naylor 1
Curtis Walker 22
Eccleshill United
Lee Cornforth 10
Darren Fletcher 20
Parkgate
Att: 63
2-1
Barton Town OB
Gareth Barlow 60
2-3
Brighouse Town
Att: 55
Lee Malcher 58
Kieran Corley 72
Damian Melvin 78
Appleby Frodinghm Att: 102
Ryan Hibbard 2, 61
2-3
2-2
1-3
Staveley Miners Welfare 2-2
Jamie Smith 70
Ryan Damms 81
Teversal 2-3
Dean Short 19pen, 38
Att: 52
Yorkshire Amateur Att: 31
Fernando Moke 14
Kaydo Fishley 65
Tadcaster Albion
Att: 80
Kevin Smith 20
Danny Pitts 49
Derminderpal Panesar 89
Worsbrough Bridge Att: 60
Craig Wilkinson 36, 50
Bottesford Town
Att: 74
Paul Chatterton 3pen,
14pen, 83
MONDAY 10TH AUGUST, 2009
NCEL Division One
Leeds Carnegie 2-0 Glasshoughton Welf Att: 68
Matt Chilton 13
Chibuzor Chilaka 80
After a time of great sadness for the club and
personal loss for Chairman Pete Smurthwaite after
the sudden death of his wife Marion, he is pleased
to announce the new management team.
Friendlies
Pickering Town 2-3 Leeds United XI
Att: 226
Dave Thompson 14
Mike Whitwell 61, 63, 65
Lyle Hillier 65
A club statement said: "Over the past few seasons
the club has undergone enforced management
changes which have been detrimental to both on
field and off field fortunes.
NCEL Division One
AFC Emley 6-3 Grimsby Borough
Gavin Armitage 15
Richard Creer 28
Joe Howson 19
Daniel Taylor 43
Josh Nodder 36, 40
John Toyne 85
Steven Kenworthy 55
Simeon Fletcher 58
Friendlies
Hemsworth Miners W 0-6 Hallam
Adam Tyler 14
Matthew Wragg 40, 43
Jonathan Wragg 58
Phil Smith 76
Keir Hannity 90
Att: 105
"Pete Smurthwaite knew that in order to build on
the success of last season and in order for the
attractive and entertaining football played to
continue that continuity and appointment from
within was needed.
"I will be carrying on and I am now looking for a
number two."
Stacey added: "Mark wants to be number one, so I
have stepped aside, rather than risk falling out over
it.
"It was a very amicable split and Mark tried to
persuade me to stay but I had made my mind up.
"I had some good times with Mark, at South
Normanton Athletic and Long Eaton this season,
but I just felt it was time for a change."
2nd June, 2009
Att: 82
FA Cup Extra Preliminary Round
Abbey Hey 1-6 Hallam
Att: 45
Daniel Doherty 11pen
Simon Asquith 25, 34, 67
Daniel Smith 31
Ryan Tate 65
Lee Naughton 76
Bardon Hill Sports 3-2 Arnold Town
Att: 117
Paul O'Callaghan 9, 66
Chris Freestone 8
Jake Duffy 54
Martin Carruthers 25
Barwell 1-2 Long Eaton United Att: 101
Adam Knibbs 82
Jared Holmes 20
Craig Mitchell 26
Bedlington Terriers 2-0 Thackley
Att: 102
Anthony Shandran 61
Lee Ludlow 81
Bottesford Town 1-5 New Mills
Att: 83
Tim Lowe 71
Carlos Meakin 19
Micky Ryan 47, 78
Garry Kharas 53
Andy Smith 89
Bridlington Town 0-0 Esh Winning
Att: 170
Congleton Town 3-2 Dinnington Town Att: 142
Andy Hurst 1
Gavin Allott 75pen
Lewis Short 55
Ben Rosser 78
Andy Kinsey 89
Dunkirk 1-3 Winterton Rangers Att: 65
Lee Day 71
Rob Northen 50
Gary Jones 75
Liam Wilkin 84
"It is hoped that due to the internal appointment
and promotion that the playing staff from last
season will stay with Bridlington Town for the new
season.
"Helping to build on last seasons success and
showing the excellent team spirit that the club
showed during the 2008/09 campaign.
"Pete is delighted with both appointments and that
Gary and Phil have taken on the challenges that lie
ahead and is sure that they will both succeed.
"All at the club wish both Gary and Phil well and are
sure that the club will have continued success for
the future."
2nd June, 2009
Stacey Leaves Long
Eaton
(Source: Evening Telegraph)
Glyn Stacey has stepped down as joint boss of
KoolSport NCEL Premier Division runners-up,
Long Eaton United.
It leaves Mark Harvey in sole command, telling the
Derbyshire Evening Telegraph: "Myself and Glyn
have been joint managers for the last four years.
"But, he wants to be on his own now, so he has
decided to move on.
"We are still good friends and I'm sorry to see him
go but wish him all the best for the future.
Brighouse Sign Up
Duo
(Source: Halifax Evening Courier)
Brighouse Town boss Mark Brier has wasted
little time in improving his squad, with the
addition of some new blood at St Giles Road.
Brier has swooped to land 27-year-old midfielder
or defender Andy Markham from NCEL Premier
Division side Winterton Rangers, who finished fifth
last season, as well as clinching the signature of
Kieran Corley, a promising young striker from
Liversedge who represents the county at under 18
level.
"I've known Andy since we were both at Halifax
Town and he's a classy player that will always do a
good job for the team," Brier told the Halifax
Evening Courier.
"His attitude is second to none, he's committed in
both training and matches and is a great example
to others.
"Andy had a couple of offers from higher level
clubs, but after a chat with myself and the
chairman, I know he was impressed with where we
are trying to take the club on and off the field and
I'm absolutely delighted he's agreed to join us."
Corley is a young but strong forward who has
scored regularly at both under 19 and first team
level for Liversedge in the Premier Division.
"Kieran has natural raw talent and an eye for goal,"
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added Brier. "He will add value to the team and
also learn a lot from the other good players we
have at our club."
Mr Blow, who is managing director of D. I. Blow
﴾Holdings﴿ Ltd, a holding company with a chain of
opticians in the area, paid tribute to the work that
Mr Reece had done, and expressed his desire to
continue to build on it.
4th June, 2009
He said: "Brian has done a fantastic job as chairman
of the club, in presiding over our rise from the
Notts Alliance to the present level.
Role Reversal at
Wrens
Rainworth Miners Welfare chairman Brian Reece
has reluctantly decided to take a step back and
has resigned from his post.
But he is not leaving the club altogether, and will
become vice-chairman in a role-reversal, with
previous vice-chairman Derek Blow stepping up to
the chairman's role.
Mr Reece, who has overseen the club's rise from
the old Notts Alliance through four divisions to
their new level, has cited personal reasons as his
motive for taking the step back.
"There are other important calls upon my time
which will mean I cannot devote as much as a
chairman of a club at our new level should," he
said.
"Without going into detail there are significant
health problems within my immediate family, and
my work situation has changed recently, so I feel it
is better to take one step down and let Derek take
over the helm.
"Derek has been vice-chairman here now for a two
and a half years and I was delighted to have him on
board when he first joined.
"He has wide experience of chairmanship at nonLeague level, having occupied that role at Teversal
and, before that, jointly founding North Notts FC
who went on to take the old Sutton Town name.
"So, while I will remain as involved as I possibly can,
in my eyes Derek is the ideal man to oversee the
club's continuing rise through the Pyramid.
"I'm proud to have presided over the achievements
of the club during my time as chairman – success
which would not have been achieved without the
great team of people running the club."
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"He will be a hard act to follow, but remains
involved and we will continue to work as a
partnership, just as we have done so far.
"His personal circumstances mean that he now
needs to step back for a while, but on the face of
things little will change. The club's ambitions are
well documented, we still have UniBond League
football in our sights, and I hope I will be able to
help to bring about the realisation of that aim."
Commenting on the change, Wrens manager Rudy
Funk said: "I well remember the day when I first
walked into Rainworth and Brian Reece made me
feel at home straight away.
19th August, 2009
Ammers Youngster
Gets Pro Deal
(Source: Yorkshire Amateur)
A product of the Yorkshire Amateur youth setup has been snapped up by Sheffield United's
sister club, Ferencvaros.
After trialling recently with the Blades, 17-year-old
Nathan Thomas was offered a two year
professional contract at the Hungary based club
and flew out to join them last week.
A club spokesperson said: "We wish Nathan all the
best and we are sure that he will be a credit to all
his friends and colleagues at Yorkshire Amateur."
19th August, 2009
Phillips Apologises to
Seadogs
"He's done a lot on the player front too, so I'm sad
that he has found it necessary to step down, but at
the same time delighted that he will remain
involved with the club.
Phillips threw his shirt down and stormed off after
being substituted. The midfielder then had an
altercation with a group of fans on his way to the
dressing-room.
"At the same time Derek Blow is a man for whom I
have the utmost respect and regard. He was
chairman during my time at Teversal so I know him
to be a wonderful man to work with and very
professional in his approach."
He said: "I want to apologise to the players, board
members and the fans for what I did on Sunday. It
was totally out of order and what I did just wasn't
me.
A club statement released before Phillips' apology
said: "The behaviour of Scott Phillips following his
substitution did not meet our expectations of a
player participating in a team sport.
"The club has decided that Scott Phillips is not part
of the club's immediate plans."
22nd August, 2009
(Source: Scarborough Athletic)
Scarborough Athletic midfielder Scott Phillips
has apologised to the fans for his behaviour
during Sunday's FA Cup defeat to Guisborough
Town, reports the Scarborough Evening News.
Bignall is understood to be the only departure from
last season's promotion-winning squad, and Funk
said of him: "Phil played a huge part in our
achievement of winning promotion and I wish to
go on record to record my thanks to him for his
"I just hope the fans take into consideration what I
have done on the pitch and hope they realise
nothing like that will ever happen again. I have
massive respect for the fans."
And, congratulations to him as well from all of us at
the KoolSport NCEL.
"Since that time his dealings with me have always
been gentlemanly, he has been unstinting in his
support for everything that Billy Millar and I have
tried to do, and we have enjoyed an excellent
working relationship.
Funk has also paid tribute to striker Phil Bignall,
who has parted company with the club by mutual
consent.
"I will accept any fines or punishment the
management deem necessary.
"I don't want to play my football anywhere else, I
want to continue playing for Scarborough. I would
also like to apologise to the fan behind the goal
who I had a confrontation with, it was silly and
uncalled for.
"When I came off the pitch I was frustrated and
annoyed with myself because I wasn't having a
good game but that doesn't excuse the way I
behaved. I didn't mean to upset any fans.
NCEL Now on
Facebook and Twitter
(Source: KoolSport NCEL)
The KoolSport Northern Counties East League is
pleased to announce that it is now on the social
networking sites, Facebook and Twitter.
It means that supporters can now get their news
from the site more quickly than ever before.
To find out more, click on the links of the League's
home page at www.ncel.org.uk.
LATEST NCEL TRANSFERS
No.
1 Ben Simpson
﴾from Winterton Rangers to Appleby Frodingham﴿
2 Simon Asquith
﴾from Parkgate to Hallam﴿
3 Paul Whalley
﴾from Hallam to Dinnington Town﴿
4 Richard Ayres
﴾from Thackley to Dinnington Town﴿
5 Lance Mulligan
﴾from Rainworth Miners Welfare to Shirebrook Town﴿
6 Joe Storer
﴾from Staveley Miners Welfare to Shirebrook Town﴿
7 David Bramley
﴾from Bridlington Town to Scarborough Athletic﴿
8 Kyle Jones
﴾from Leeds Carnegie to Askern Villa﴿
9 Liam Tuck
﴾from Bottesford Town to Grimsby Borough﴿
10 Liam Slack
﴾from Winterton Rangers to Armthorpe Welfare﴿
Date
28/07/09
30/07/09
07/08/09
08/08/09
12/08/09
13/08/09
18/08/09
18/08/09
19/08/09
22/08/09
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off and thrown his shirt to the ground before
getting involved in confrontations with Boro
supporters after he was substituted by manager
Brian France.
The club statement continues: "The behaviour of
Scott Phillips following his substitution did not
meet our expectations of a player participating in a
team sport.
"The club has decided that Scott Phillips is not part
of the club's immediate plans.
Club chair Simon Cope said: "Scarborough Athletic
FC aims to be a beacon of best practise for football,
and we expect all stakeholders of the club to
contribute to its success.
"To have two of our players behave in such a
manner whilst representing the club is extremely
regrettable, and I would like to apologise to fans
on behalf of the club for any loss of respect that
these incidents may have caused.
"After various discussions with both team manager
Brian France and football director Tony Brown since
the match ended, the club has decided that both
Jamie and Scott will no longer play for
Scarborough Athletic FC in the foreseeable future.
"However we should not forget the contributions
that these two players have made to the success of
the club over the last two seasons."
19th August, 2009
Temporary Directions
to Wrens Ground
Due to roadworks in the centre of Rainworth,
directions to the Welfare Ground have been
temporarily altered.
The B6020 Southwell Road East is scheduled to be
closed for six weeks meaning that traffic entering
the village from the west ﴾Mansfield and A617﴿
CANNOT access the ground via the centre of the
village.
During this time, traffic along the A617 to the south
of Mansfield should continue ahead at the
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roundabout onto the dual carriageway, continue
through some traffic lights where the ground
comes into view on the right, and up the hill to a
roundabout where you should turn right, then right
again at the mini-island down Kirklington Road to
the ground entrance.
If coming via Mansfield on the A6191, turn left at
the island onto the dual carriageway then proceed
as above.
If leaving the northbound M1 at j27 ﴾A608﴿, follow
Mansfield signs as far as Hollinwell Corner traffic
lights on A611 ﴾edge of Kirkby-in-Ashfield﴿ then
turn right onto B6020 via Ravenshead and
Blidworth, bearing right as you leave Blidworth for
Rainworth.
Down a long straight hill please observe the speed
limit ﴾a child was killed by a speeding motorist
here﴿, and at T-junction at bottom of hill turn left
then immediately right at lights to ground.
Traffic coming westbound along the A617 from the
A614 is not affected. Ignore the road works signs
prior to the roundabout and turn left to proceed
into the village as normal. The works are beyond
the ground entrance from this direction.
19th August, 2009
Horror Injury for
McDaid
(Source: Selby Town)
Selby Town will be without the services of
James McDaid for twelve weeks after a horror
injury at the weekend.
In a somewhat innocuous challenge on Saturday
against Leeds Carnegie in the FA Cup, the
midfielder has broken his tibula and his fibula.
Selby Town sources say he had an operation on
Sunday and has now left hospital.
contribution. All at Kirklington Road wish him every
success wherever he goes.
"I am pleased to say that everyone else of last
season's squad has re-signed, while talks with a
number of new players, whose identities I will not
release, are at an advanced stage."
8th June, 2009
Funding Boost for
Bottesford
(Source: Bottesford Town)
Bottesford Town recently had cause to celebrate
following a £186,180 grant awarded by the
Football Foundation.
The cash bonanza from the UK's largest sports
charity is a major contribution towards the
KoolSport NCEL Division One club's £342,405
project which provides changing room facilities and
the enhancement of the immediate surrounding
area at their Birch Park ground.
"It will improve the quality of sporting experience
enjoyed by the Football Club, as well as local
people."
Tony Reeve, Chairman of Bottesford Town FC, said:
"The project has come to fruition as a result of the
efforts and hard work undertaken by members of
the Football Club management team and the
significant support and contributions from a
number of 'partners' in the project.
"Guidance was sought and obtained from the
Lincolnshire
Football
Association
who
in
conjunction with the Football Foundation Technical
Department assisted in determining the project
specification.
"The Voluntary Action North Lincolnshire team
﴾VANL﴿ provided guidance on how to approach
partnership funding and, as a result, we established
the following 'stakeholders' in our scheme to all of
whom I express the sincere thanks of the Football
Club:
It enables the club to meet its current and future
needs of its development as a FA Charter Standard
Community Club.
"The Landfill Communities Fund of Waste Recycling
Group ﴾WRG﴿ which is administered by the
Environmental Body WREN, who provided a grant
of £46,760.
It will provide for four changing rooms with
showers, two officials changing rooms, W.C.
provision for male, female and disabled, disability
access, a meeting room, a player's treatment room
and a utilities room.
"To Biffaward, a multi-million pound environment
fund managed by the Royal Society of Wildlife
Trusts ﴾RSWT﴿, which utilises landfill tax credits
donated by Biffa Waste Services, a grant of
£38,377.
The proposed layout will accommodate all
personnel who utilise the present playing facilities
at Birch Park, all on a seven days a week basis.
"The Football Stadia Improvement Fund ﴾FSIF﴿ who
contributed £16,093 towards the scheme on the
basis that the club's 1st team who play in Division 1
of the Northern Counties East League, will benefit
from the use of the facilities."
Paul Thorogood, Chief Executive of the Football
Foundation and the FSIF, said: "We warmly
congratulate Bottesford Town Football Club and
the Lincolnshire County FA for their hard work and
dedication in securing this award.
The Chairman went on to emphasise the support
that the club had received throughout the planning
and preparation phases of the scheme from
members of the North Lincolnshire Council.
He is feeling okay considering the circumstances,
but it is a big blow for the lad and the club.
"Sport is playing a central role in helping people to
stay fit, strengthen communities and promote
responsibility amongst young people.
They awarded the Club with a grant of £30,000
from the 'Aid to Communities' Fund.
Everybody at the club and at the KoolSport NCEL
wishes him all the very best, and hopes for a
speedy recovery.
"I am delighted that Football Foundation funding
and FSIF funding are supporting this excellent
facility project in Scunthorpe.
And the local Bottesford Town Council also made a
generous donation of £5,000 towards the exciting
project.
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9th June, 2009
Ex-Pro Becomes Coach
at Villa
are honoured they have agreed to play us in the
middle of the home-coming parades that are
taking place across the county that week.
(Source: Askern Villa)
John Buckley has taken up the role as first team
coach at Askern Villa.
"There will be a real family feel to the event as I'm
sure the Yorkshire Regiment will be bringing lots of
support with them.
John is an ex-professional who made over 350
appearances for various clubs both sides of the
border, operating as a tricky winger.
"We will also be raising money on the night for the
well publicised Help the Heroes Charity and the
game itself will be covered by several media."
He played for Celtic, Partick Thistle, Doncaster
Rovers, Leeds United, Rotherham United and
Scunthorpe.
This event has come about as The Army are
main sponsors of Yorkshire Amateur Under
who were narrowly beaten by Scarborough in
League Cup Final, which was attended
representatives of the Army on the day.
John was forced to retire from the game due to
injury, when upon he decided to go into coaching
and quickly gained all of his badges and now holds
a UEFA A licence.
the
19s
the
by
When the Club asked if there was anything they
could do to support their local regiment, the 'game
plan' was hatched.
He is a vastly experienced coach who has worked at
Leeds United And Hull City Acadamies.
11th June, 2009
John is currently manager of Doncaster Belles and
will initially undertake the coaching role on a part
time basis.
Brian Johnston, First Team Manager, said: "John is a
fantastic acquisition and I, John Little and the
players are looking forward to working with him.
"John's experience is second to none and is known
as one of the best coaches in the district, which will
no doubt assist in our progression through the
leagues."
UEFA B Licence
Courses at Carnegie
(Source: Leeds Carnegie)
Leeds Carnegie are now offering places on their
UEFA B Licence course, to be held at the
U n i v e rs i t y' s
Headingley
Campus
in
September.
The University, which is the home of the UK Centre
for Coaching Excellence, runs a renowned Coach
Education unit, offering numerous courses
including Level 1 and 2 FA certificates. Last year,
nearly 3,000 people passed through this unit.
10th June, 2009
Ammers Face Army in
Charity Match
(Source: Yorkshire Amateur)
Yorkshire Amateur are delighted to have a preseason friendly against The Yorkshire Regiment
who return from action in Iraq next month.
The match is in honour of their home-coming and
will be taking place at Bracken Edge on Wednesday
22nd July, kick off 7.30pm.
Yorkshire Amateur Chairlady Jeni French said: "We
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17th August, 2009
Duo Sign for
Scarborough
Supporters unable to travel could log on and read
a preview and team news before the match, and
stay informed of all the action with minute-byminute updates throughout the tie.
Scarborough Athletic unveiled two new signings
prior to their FA Cup match against
Guisborough Town on Sunday.
Returning to the club for a second spell is
goalkeeper Dave Bramley who has signed from
Bridlington Town after originally joining home town
team in the summer.
He will look to challenge Arran Reid for the number
one jersey.
Also signing on for the Seadogs is defender Danny
Moore from North Ferriby United.
17th August, 2009
Thackley are All-Reet
for Reet
Thackley have secured the services of former
Mansfield Town and Bury striker, Danny Reet.
The youngster scored twenty-two goals for
Mansfield in the Football League between 2005
and 2007.
He later went on loan to Bury and Rochdale before
playing for Alfreton Town and Buxton.
Danny has played in over 100 games for North
Ferriby in the UniBond League as a full-back or
centre-back and has also played with Frickley
Athletic.
17th August, 2009
Mulligan Moves to
Shirebrook
Striker Lance Mulligan has been allowed to
leave Rainworth Miners Welfare and has been
snapped up by Shirebrook Town.
Mulligan signed for the Wrens in pre-season, but
only figured fairly briefly before picking up an
injury which sidelined him for the rest of the preseason preparations and the first week.
Meanwhile, the off-field team at the Welfare
Ground has been boosted by the addition of media
student Nathan Moore as club photographer to
replace Wayne Griffin who resigned during preseason.
The Wrens broke new ground in the cup tie at
Radford on Saturday when, for the first time and as
an experiment, live updates from the match were
posted regularly onto the club's website for the
benefit of any supporters who were unable to
attend.
17th August, 2009
Seadogs Axe Waltham
and Phillips
Following incidents both on- and off-the-field
at yesterday's FA Cup match against
Guisborough Town, Scarborough Athletic has
decided to take action against two of its
players.
Jamie Waltham needed to be dragged away from
the referee by his teammates after he was shown a
red-card in the 2-1 defeat at Queensgate.
It's reported that the official's shirt was ripped in
the incident.
A club statement says: "Jamie Waltham was
involved in an altercation with the referee following
his dismissal.
"The club cannot condone such a lack of respect
towards match officials or the disregard of the
player for the consequences of his actions.
"As such, Jamie Waltham is no longer part of the
club's plans."
Meanwhile, Scott Phillips is said to have stormed
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the FA in May that the ground had passed the
inspection and would be recommended for
approval.
"Our case was then to be considered at the above
meeting and we now have a positive outcome as a
result.
"There has been recent press speculation that we
had received this confirmation some time ago.
"However, this was incorrect and, whilst we were
confident of the outcome, we have learned to our
peril not to take anything on ground grading
matters for granted which is why we have delayed
this announcement until we received official written
confirmation.
Scarborough Athletic and join Whitby Town in the
UniBond League.
"He stated that he has thoroughly enjoyed his last
two seasons with Scarborough Athletic during
which he scored 62 goals in around 70
appearances.
"Blott has said he is sorry to be leaving the club
and thanked the manager Brian France for the help,
encouragement and tactical assistance given, which
he feels has made him a better player.
"As far as the management is concerned, Ryan will
always be welcome at the club."
16th August, 2009
"This means that the management team and the
players can kick off the new league season with the
knowledge that promotion to the next level ﴾step 4
in the pyramid system﴿ is in the hands of the
team.
"Despite this great news, we will endeavour to
improve the facilities at the ground with a view to
being awarded the D grade which will be required
to maintain UniBond league division 1 status
should promotion be achieved."
(Source: Arnold Town)
Arnold Town have accepted the resignation of
their manager, Andrew Muldoon, and their First
Team coach, Bryn Gunn.
The news comes less than 24 hours after they
bowed out of the FA Cup with a 3-2 defeat at
Bardon Hill Sports.
But the club insist that their departure is because of
work commitments.
12th August, 2009
Seadogs Top Scorer
Moves On
Scarborough Athletic have been dealt a blow
with the departure of goal machine, Ryan Blott.
A statement from the club reads: "After four years
of loyal and excellent service to the club, the pair
have new jobs coaching football within the NHS in
various establishments in England.
The frontman has decided to join UniBond League
outfit, Whitby Town.
"This has now expanded and Andrew feels that he
cannot commit the time necessary to continue to
fulfil the duties associated with the first team
affairs.
A club statement has said today: "Boro striker Ryan
Blott has informed the club that he accepted an
offer of terms from Whitby Town Football Club last
night, and will be signing for the Turnbull Ground
side.
"Both men will continue to support the club in
many ways and have expressed their support for
the future management.
"Blott stated that he wanted to play in the highest
level of football possible.
"And, for that reason, he has chosen to leave
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Eagles Management
Duo Quits
11th June, 2009
Ward Becomes Coach
at Thackley
Thackley have announced that Robert Ward is
their new first team player-coach.
Rob, who is formally assistant manager at Hallam
Football Club, brings a wealth of experience of the
NCEL and the UniBond League to Dennyfield.
As a player, he turned out for Buxton in their
UniBond Championship season and he also played
with Ossett Albio when they won the NCEL Premier
Division five years ago.
He replaces Sean Regan who stepped down last
month.
12th June, 2009
Long Eaton Retain
Vital Duo
(Source: Long Eaton United)
Two vital players in Long Eaton United's
successful season have agreed to stay at the
club.
Goalkeeper and Supporters' Player of the Year Ross
Whalin and leading goalscorer Kevin Mabon have
signed on the dotted line for the 2009/10
campaign.
The Grange Park side will be looking to go one
better having finished as runners-up this season in
the KoolSport NCEL Premier Division, missing out
on promotion to the UniBond League by just seven
points.
21st June, 2009
"Chris Freestone and Martin Curruthers have
accepted the temporary managerial positions. They
take over with immediate effect with the Club
expecting to make arrangements for a permanent
appointment."
NCEL Constitution
Finalised
The Premier Division and Division One line-ups
were finalised at yesterday's KoolSport NCEL
AGM in Scarborough.
The proposed structure was accepted, meaning the
League's make-up for the 2009/10 season will be as
follows:
PREMIER DIVISION
1. Armthorpe Welfare
2. Arnold Town
3. Bridlington Town
4. Brodsworth Welfare
5. Dinnington Town
6. Hall Road Rangers
7. Hallam
8. Lincoln Moorlands Railway
9. Liversedge
10. Long Eaton United
11. Maltby Main
12. Nostell Miners Welfare
13. Parkgate
14. Pickering Town
15. Rainworth Miners Welfare - from Division One
16. Scarborough Athletic - from Division One
17. Selby Town
18. Shirebrook Town
19. Thackley
20. Winterton Rangers
DIVISION ONE
1. AFC Emley
2. Appleby Frodingham
3. Askern Villa
4. Barton Town Old Boys
5. Bottesford Town
6. Brighouse Town
7. Eccleshill United - from Premier Division
8. Glasshoughton Welfare
9. Grimsby Borough
10. Hemsworth Miners Welfare
11. Leeds Carnegie
12. Pontefract Collieries
13. Rossington Main
14. Staveley Miners Welfare
15. Tadcaster Albion
16. Teversal
17. Worsbrough Bridge Athletic
18. Yorkshire Amateur
There has also been a number of changes within
the League's Management Board.
Former Chairman Tom Dixon has retired from that
position.
President Frank Catt and Vice Chairman Derek
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Waterfall have also stood down and have become
Life Members.
All three are thanked for their work over a number
of years for the NCEL.
horse race for the hot seat.
Eagles secretary and spokesman Mark Holstead
said: "Steve has unfinished business at Plumpton
Park.
shown yet again by the squad and management
team to overcome such approaches for one of the
club's young stars."
6th August, 2009
Barry Wood and Ronald Skidmore remain as Vice
Presidents.
The Chairman and Vice Chairman positions will be
filled at a later date.
"He took the club as high as third place in the
Northern Counties East League Premier Division
during his last stint before losing key players.
"The club looked set for success the last time Steve
was in charge before the players were taken by
clubs higher up.
(Source: Selby Times)
Fresh from winning the World Cup when
representing England in the Umbro Veterans
Trophy, Peter Collier has delighted the Selby
Town committee by joining the coaching staff.
"To say Steve lost players of that calibre, it was no
surprise our fortunes started to slip at the time.
That is part of the reason why he wants another
crack at the job. He talks a lot of sense and he is a
passionate man.
A prolific striker with the Robins over the years, he
has been pleased with some of the finishing
displayed.
21st June, 2009
Programme Awards
Announced
(Source: Soccer Club Swap Shop)
Arnold Town and Scarborough Athletic have
been named the NCEL Divisional winners in the
2008/09 Programme of the Year competition.
The 16th Annual Soccer Club Swap Shop awards
have also listed the Seadogs as the 12th best
programme in the whole of non-league football
whilst Arnold are 15th.
"He shares our vision for the club in the coming
seasons and he is prepared to knuckle down and
put the hard work in. Every time he has come in
front of the committee he has ticked all the right
boxes.
"Steve felt hard done by in his last spell and a lot of
people in the game speak extremely highly of him.
We feel we have made the right choice and we
hope he will have a long and successful tenure."
This is how each Division fared:
KOOLSPORT NCEL PREMIER DIVISION
1. Arnold Town ﴾15th in Non-League﴿
2. Mickleover Sports ﴾44th﴿
3. Pickering Town
23rd June, 2009
KOOLSPORT NCEL DIVISION ONE
1. Scarborough Athletic ﴾12th﴿
2. Pontefract Collieries
Congratulations to all our successful teams.
More information can be found here.
Johnson Earns
Accolade
(Source: Stockport County)
A Nostell Miners Welfare striker who went on to
play in the Football League has been named the
'Find of the Year' by a BBC Radio Five Live
reporter.
23rd June, 2009
Watson Returns to
Eccleshill
(Source: Telegraph & Argus)
The new Eccleshill United manager will be used
to his surroundings, writes the Telegraph &
Argus.
Steve Watson is returning for a second spell in
charge after winning what turned out to be a four10
World Cup Hero to
Coach Robins
Writing in the latest FourFourTwo magazine, Mark
Clemmit said: "Stockport's Oli Johnson, who was
signed from Nostell Miners Welfare, who play in
the Northern Counties Eastern Premier.
"When I watched him in action against Cheltenham
alongside World BDO Darts finalist and County fan
Tony O'Shea, we were transfixed.
"A winger, he's whippet-quick, runs right at
And, he hopes to add his expertise to that of Gary
Cygan and long-time manager Bob Lyon.
6th August, 2009
Pikes Remember Sir
Bobby
(Source: Gazette & Herald)
Pickering Town have added their memories to
the multitude of tributes that have poured in
following the death of Sir Bobby Robson.
Wednesday and Spurs on the Saturday before
going to Pickering and returning home the
following day.
That match was switched to Sunday for live
television coverage but Robson still went to
Pickering, going to the game on his way back
south.
Sales said: "At the dinner, Bobby entertained the
120 guests with an excellent 20-minute speech.
"He said how sorry he felt for then Pikes manager
Nigel Tate as his side had lost a second round
League Cup game that afternoon after extra time
but that he could quickly put things right within the
week.
"What nobody knew at Pickering was that in the
following week's Shoot magazine, which was sold
worldwide at the time, Robson had given an
interview and allowed the use of his diary to be
used, in which Pickering Town received several
mentions.
"He wouldn't accept a penny in expenses and
certainly no fee – just to make sure all the night's
money went towards Pickering Town FC.
"He was a true gentleman and friend to the Pikes."
12th August, 2009
The KoolSport NCEL Premier Division side have
recalled the day the former England manager put
their modest Mill Lane ground on the world map.
Robson died last week aged 76 after a long battle
with cancer.
Almost 21 years ago, he had accepted an invite to
be guest of honour at Pickering's centenary dinner
at the Forest and Dale Hotel.
Keith Sales, the then Pikes secretary, told the
Gazette & Herald: "I wrote to Bobby Robson, then
the England manager and a few weeks after the
letter was sent he rang me and quizzed me about
the Pikes, eventually stopping me mid-answer to
say he would come along."
Robson was to leave his Ipswich home and take in
the First Division game between Sheffield
Pikes Get Ground
Grading Green Light
(Source: Pickering Town)
It has been confirmed that Pickering Town's
ground will be good enough for them to get
promoted to the UniBond League should they
get in a position to do so.
A statement on the club's website said: "We are
delighted to officially announce that our football
ground at Mill Lane has been awarded the E Grade
by the FA Ground Grading Technical Panel.
"The decision was made at a recent meeting held at
the FA headquarters in London and confirmed to
us in writing soon after.
"This is tremendous news, we had been advised by
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1st August, 2009
Brid Earn Best Ground
Accolade
Bridlington Town's Queensgate pitch has been
voted the best in the KoolSport Northern
Counties East League.
The surface, prepared by Hendrick Korevaar and his
team, has won an award from the Football
Association.
It was presented to chairman Peter Smurthwaite at
the League's recent Special General Meeting.
Congratulations to Hendrick and everyone at
Bridlington Town for their well deserved accolade.
David Marshall, director of funding development at
Saint Catherine's Hospice said: "This is a very
generous offer and a clear sign of how much the
hospice means to the community.
"It is especially generous given that the business is
not located here.
"Following on from last season's generous
sponsorship of our match day programme advert
by the fans, the continued support of the club is
greatly appreciated.
"We are really pleased that the community's
football club supports the community's hospice!"
1st August, 2009
Seadogs Sponsorship
Helps Charity
Scarborough Athletic's new shirt sponsorship
will not only benefit the club, but also involves
a large amount of fundraising for Saint
Catherine's Hospice in the town.
Boro fan and club Society member Ian Hanson,
owner of Hanson Cooling Services Ltd, approached
the club to offer his support for the 2009/10
season.
The HCS company logo will appear on the rear of
Boro's new KoolSport kit this season.
However, as the business is based in Northampton,
Mr Hanson has agreed to offer the programme and
website advertising space which comes as part of
shirt sponsorship package to a local charity, with
Saint Catherine's Hospice being the club's choice.
As well as the advertising space, Mr Hanson has
also generously decided to donate an amount of
equal value to the sponsorship to the charity.
Club communications and marketing director
James Hunter said: "We are extremely grateful to
Mr Hanson for coming forward to help both the
club and Saint Catherine's Hospice in this way.
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"Many Boro fans will have utilised the services of
the hospice in the past, and for us to be able to
fundraise in this way for them is very fulfilling and
emphasises the club’s aim to integrate into its local
community."
4th August, 2009
Staveley Get Gregory
Boost
(Source: Staveley Miners Welfare)
Staveley Miners Welfare striker Lee Gregory has
committed his future to the Inkersall Road club,
rejecting a possible move to Alfreton Town.
The KoolSport NCEL Division One side's website
says the forward has turned down a move to the
Blue Square North outfit.
It explains: "Despite the lure of possibly playing
football at a higher level, Lee told a delighted
manager Darren Bland that he did not wish to leave
Staveley after nearly two years with the club.
"Lee's brilliant form in the second half of last
season has brought obvious attraction from clubs
at a higher level in the non-league pyramid.
"The club have not been surprised to have had
several recent enquiries regarding several players
following the pre-season friendly campaign where
the club's youngsters have impressed against much
more older and experienced players.
"The club are delighted with the 'togetherness'
defenders, shoots early and usually from distance,
as he did when unleashing the winner that night."
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A number of clubs, including Huddersfield Town,
Fulham, West Brom, Leeds United and Scunthorpe
United, are said to be looking at the young
forward.
23rd June, 2009
KoolSport Opens UK
Office
The sponsors of the Northern Counties East
League, KoolSport, have now opened their UK
operation.
25th June, 2009
Duo Join Management
Team
(Source: Hemsworth MW)
Hemsworth Miners Welfare have acquired the
services of Wayne Benn as assistant manager to
Andrew Cracknell and Steve Donaldson who
joins the club as fitness coach.
Wayne was released at the end of last season by
Guiseley F.C. where he was assistant Manager.
KoolSport UK is the sole UK distributorship of the
parent company and acts as a link with all UK sales
and enquiries.
He will come in and add his experience to the
coaching side and playing side as he played at
UniBond standard throughout his career.
All of our member clubs are asked to deal with
KoolSport UK with regards to any kit queries or
orders.
Steve Donaldson is a fully qualified fitness
instructor and will be responsible for First Team
fitness both in pre-season and through the season.
A KoolSport UK spokesperson said: "We believe
that the company can provide a unique service to
customers who require any kind of sports wear,
including bespoke designs, special one off orders
ranging from training kits, travel kits to match day
wear and replica shirts for supporters.
He is an ex-player who came into the club towards
the back end of last season and is looking forward
to putting his pre-season programmes to work with
the team beginning their training last night.
"KoolSport can replicate ANY design because the
garments are digitally printed and therefore there
is no limit to the number of colours, styles, designs
that can be accommodated.
Hemsworth hope to have several new faces at preseason training as quite a few players have
expressed a preference of joining the club as they
look to push on from last season's tenth place
finish.
"This tailor-made approach to the product means
that the quality of the kit is second to none.
"Furthermore, the special chemical ingredient
added during the production of the kit means that
whilst wearing the garment the 'no sweat' element
aids comfortability and performance.
"We pride ourselves on garments that can stand
the test of time and look as good at the end of the
season as they did at the beginning!
"Remember – You design, we deliver – how Kool is
that!"
25th June, 2009
Two New 'Coaches' on
Board for Wrens
Rainworth Miners Welfare this week have
secured a new coach and a sponsorship
agreement for travel to the Wrens' away games
for the coming season.
Joining the club as coach is the experienced and
highly regarded Junior Glave, who has been
tempted back into the game following a couple of
years out.
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Rainworth manager Rudy Funk said: "In many ways
the backroom staff can be the most important part
of a club, and I'm delighted to welcome Junior on
board.
"Mark Place has done an excellent job as coach
over the last three years, but he now has greater
family calls on his time, and Junior is the ideal man
to build on Mark's good work.
"I've always admired Junior and I worked with him
in my days at Eastwood Town – he's an
extraordinary fitness coach with a great pedigree
and he also knows a lot about management.
"I don't think there is a better dressing room
anywhere than ours, and with Junior now also
coming in, that will be enhanced further.
"His appointment goes a long way towards
completing the building up of this club. He has a
great CV with a number of clubs who, without
exception, speak very highly of him, and getting
him to Rainworth is a real coup for us."
Meanwhile a different kind of coach, on four
wheels, will also be part of the club next season,
following a sponsorship agreement with vehicle
rental company AVR, who have agreed to supply a
team mini-bus free of charge for the Wrens' away
games.
26th June, 2009
New Management
Board Structure
The KoolSport NCEL Management Board
structure for the 2009/10 season has been
finalised at an Emergency Board Meeting last
night.
It was called as a number of positions were left
vacant at the end of the last campaign after
President Frank Catt, Chairman Tom Dixon and Vice
Chairman Derek Waterfall retired and Referees'
Assessors' Secretary Steve Rhodes stood down.
David Morrall has been elected as Chairman but
will remain as Fixtures Secretary and Referees
Secretary for the time being.
Peter Lang is the League's new Vice Chairman
whilst Brian Gould stays as Secretary and Treasurer
and Steve Wall was re-elected as Registration
Secretary.
There were a number of new faces co-opted on to
the Board with Ian Cox becoming Ground Grading
Secretary, succeeding Frank Catt.
Ian, a retired police inspector, has been a referee
for over two decades and has officiated in the NCEL
for eight years as well as being involved in a
number of Referee Associations.
26th June, 2009
Worrall Joins Long
Eaton Management
Long Eaton United have announced that Andy
Worrall will be taking over the post of joint
manager.
He will be joining from Ilkeston Town where he has
been reserve team manager and general coach.
He replaces Glyn Stacey who left the club stating
he wished to have a go at management in his own
right elsewhere.
The club can also announce that skipper Micky
Allsop has had his ankle operation and hopes to
return to action sometime in October.
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He currently oversees four ground grading officers,
with Bruce Hatton staying in the role whilst Karl
Blackburn, who has been a Club Representative in
the past, becomes part of the team.
Joining them are two new officers, David Kirk and
Stuart Lloyd who NCEL clubs will know for their
work at former club Harrogate Railway and who
have also been match officials in the past.
Jason Harrison has been re-elected as Website
Manager.
The post of Referees' Assessors' Secretary remains
vacant but interviews take place next week to fill
that role.
And, two club representatives are required with
The club will also be honoured at a civic reception
at Long Eaton Town Hall next month.
It will be hosted by newly elected mayor Terry
Holbrook whilst councillors Mike Wallis and Roland
Hosker - who gives a lot of time to the club - will
also be in attendance.
The event takes place on Monday 10th August and
had been delayed to allow manager Mark Harvey
to complete his holiday to Portugal.
21-year-old James Hanson has made the move into
the pro ranks after a spell at UniBond Premier side,
Guiseley.
Hanson told the Telegraph & Argus: "I am
absolutely delighted to get a deal. It's a dream
come true.
"It certainly beats working until 10 o'clock at night.
"I've been working part-time at the Co-op near me
and it's just been fitting in with my semiprofessional career.
22nd July, 2009
Staveley to Help
Youngsters be Seen
(Source: Staveley Miners Welfare)
Staveley Miners Welfare are helping local
schools and young pupils by supplying high viz
vests for their walks to and from school.
"I've still got to work my week's notice though and
I don't finish there until Wednesday.
"I'm still coming to terms with it to be honest,
playing with the sort of players that are here. It is a
big step up but I'm more than confident I can make
it."
As members of the local Staveley community, with
the aid of their main sponsor BARIS Facades &
Linings, the club are aiming to expand their
community spirit by providing the safety aids
ahead of the dark winter mornings and evenings.
Staveley are looking to provide these free of
charge, including delivery, to a number of pupils
that local schools may feel would benefit and
suggest maybe pupils aged between 5 and 10.
They are also hoping to expand the offer to include
any adults that may require them eg. teachers,
walking monitors, if applicable.
The vests will bear the Staveley MWFC emblem on
the back and any youngster wishing to attend
match days at Staveley MWFC and are wearing one
will be admitted to the ground free of charge with
a full paying adult.
24th July, 2009
Two More Club Reps
for NCEL Board
Two new Club Representatives have been voted
onto the Management Board of the KoolSport
Northern Counties East League.
We are pleased to have Kevin Newton from
Teversal and Keith Huggins from Yorkshire
Amateur on board.
They were voted in at yesterday's Special General
Meeting and will serve a term of three years
whereupon they can decide whether to stand for
re-election.
That takes the number of Club Representatives on
the Board up to the five that are required in the
League Rules.
24th July, 2009
Hanson Signs Pro
Deal
(Source: Telegraph & Argus)
A striker, who plied his trade in the NCEL with
Eccleshill United, has signed a two-year contract
at League Two side, Bradford City.
They join Bruce Bickerdike ﴾Parkgate﴿, Ernest
Forrest ﴾Hallam﴿ and Bruce Hatton ﴾Armthorpe
Welfare﴿.
The vacancies appeared after Peter Lang became
the League's Vice Chairman and Karl Blackburn no
longer had a club nomination.
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at George Pindar College - which would have been
the Seadogs' new home - have been withdrawn
after an objection from Government body Sport
England.
will allow entry into all seventeen home games of
the first team league fixtures in the KoolSport
Northern Counties East League Division One and
Cup games.
The idea was due to be discussed at Scarborough
Council's Planning Committee meeting on
Thursday.
Season ticket holders also receive a free match day
programme for those games and will be allowed
entry into all Under 19 home games.
But, George Pindar Community Sports College
headteacher Hugh Bellamy has withdrawn the item
from the meeting's agenda following the sporting
body's comments.
In addition, the club have introduced a sliding scale
to allow late purchases of the season ticket to take
place, with a ticket for eight or less games as low as
£28.00 ﴾adult﴿ and £14.00 ﴾concessions﴿.
The college will meet with Sport England
representatives at the end of the month and hopes
to resubmit the plans in time for August's meeting.
Locals have recently objected to the proposals,
saying they fear they will bring noise and nuisance
behaviour to the area.
For more details, contact Kev Newton by email at
[email protected] or by phone on
07711 358060.
Sport England opposes Pindar's plans because it is
concerned that they would restrict use of the
college's playing fields for sports other than
football.
However, Mr Bellamy has said that he expects the
objections to be withdrawn once Sport England
have seen the site.
21st July, 2009
Charity Donation
Handed Over
A charity donation following Long Eaton
United's KoolSport NCEL League Cup victory
last season has been handed over.
£500 was available to the winner's chosen cause
from Baris Group Ltd., the sponsors of the Cup
Final hosts, Staveley Miners Welfare.
19th July, 2009
Tevie Hold Prices for
Fourth Season
(Source: Teversal FC)
Teversal have announced that their admission
prices remain unchanged for the fourth season
running.
Long Eaton decided that it was to be given to the
Ronald MacDonald House Charity who support
families with children in hospital - and here is a
picture of them receiving the donation.
The entrance price will stay at £4 for adults, £2
concessions and children under 16 can get in free if
accompanied by a paying adult.
There is also half-price admission for their preseason matches, £2 for adults and £1 concessions.
Season tickets will be once again be available
following their successful introduction last year
and, again, the prices will be held.
The cost is £55.00 ﴾adult﴿, £27.50 ﴾concessions﴿ and
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Peter Lang and Karl Blackburn leaving that role.
KoolSport Northern Counties East League
Management Board Structure – Season 2009/10
President: Tom Dixon
Vice Presidents: Ronald Skidmore, Barry Wood
Chairman: David Morrall
Vice Chairman: Peter Lang
Life Members: Frank Catt, Clifford Morris, Anthony
Ridsdale, Derek Waterfall
Secretary/Treasurer: Brian Gould
Fixtures/Referees' Secretary: David Morrall
Referees' Assessors' Secretary: Vacant
Registration Secretary: Steve Wall
Ground Grading Secretary: Ian Cox
Ground Grading Officers: Karl Blackburn, Bruce
Hatton, David Kirk, Stuart Lloyd
Website Manager: Jason Harrison
Club Representatives: Bruce Bickerdike ﴾Parkgate﴿,
Ernest Forrest ﴾Hallam﴿, Bruce Hatton ﴾Armthorpe
Welfare﴿ + 2 vacancies.
2nd July, 2009
Broddy Return for
Radford
(Source: Brodsworth Welfare)
Brodsworth Miners Welfare have welcomed
back Alan Radford as the club's joint manager.
He will be alongside Colin Bishop in the dugout
and the club say they are delighted that he has
returned.
The 29-year-old played alongside the likes of
Gordon Strachan, David Batty, Harry Kewell and
Jonathan Woodgate at Elland Road before
suffering a serious leg injury which set him back in
the professional game.
He joined Doncaster Rovers then Harrogate Town,
who he helped win the UniBond Division One title.
He has also had spells at Farsley Celtic, Liversedge,
Harrogate Railway and Tadcaster Albion.
"I've known Simon for quite a few years, through
my involvement at Liversedge," Brighouse boss
Mark Brier told the Evening Courier.
"He scored one of the best goals I've ever seen at
this level of football, playing for my reserve side at
Clayborn which just had people's jaws hanging
open.
"He is calm, adds massive experience and quality to
our club and will help our first team and the
younger players with his knowledge.
"He's not fully fit yet after an operation and we'll
take it steady but I'm delighted to have him at the
club."
Town have also signed former Halifax Town youth
player Glen O'Gara.
The defender has played in the United States and
last season was at Farsley Celtic.
A spokesperson said: "This is Alan's second spell at
the club. He was manager a few years ago but
sadly had to leave.
"We hope his return will be the start of a successful,
stable and long-lasting management team with
Colin and they both have the committee's backing."
2nd July, 2009
Brier Signs Ex-Leeds
United Player
(Source: Evening Courier)
Brighouse Town have signed former Leeds
United and Doncaster Rovers midfielder Simon
Watson.
2nd July, 2009
Seadogs Tell Fans To
Name Their Price
In a dramatic move, Scarborough Athletic are
offering supporters the chance to decide how
much to pay for their own season ticket for the
new campaign.
The price can be as little as £65 for adults or £25
for concessions ﴾under 16s, seniors, full time
students﴿, enabling those affected by the economic
downturn to still watch their team.
However, the club is also hoping that the scheme
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will encourage fans to pay what they feel a season
ticket is worth to them individually.
Boro chairman Simon Cope said: "Plenty has
changed since this time last year: the country is
officially in a recession, we have been promoted,
and thanks to the club's financial success, we now
have to charge VAT on admission prices and
season tickets.
"We were struggling to set season ticket prices
accordingly, so we thought we would let the fans
do it instead.
"FC United of Manchester have been running a
similar scheme this summer that we have been
keeping a close eye on, and so far it has been very
successful for them. We are hoping Scarborough
fans are as financially responsibly as those at
FCUM.
"The scheme is about empowerment and collective
responsibility. It shows we can all pull together to
increase the prosperity of the club's future in a way
that reflects our founding principles as a fansowned club.
"Scarborough Athletic FC is owned by its 500
members, so everyone has a vested interest in
making this scheme a success."
Meanwhile, the Seadogs have agreed in principle
to a return back to Scarborough.
Following meetings between representatives of
George Pindar Community Sports College and
members of Athletic's board, and discussions at the
club's monthly board meeting, the decision has
been taken that the club will play at the proposed
Pindar development.
4th July, 2009
New Referees'
Assessors' Secretary
The KoolSport NCEL has today appointed its
new Referees' Assessors' Secretary.
Brian Fairclough, who has been an assessor within
the NCEL and the Contributory Leagues for a
number of years, replaces Steve Rhodes who
stepped down at the end of last season.
The NCEL welcomes Brian on board and thanks all
the unsuccessful applicants for their interest.
6th July, 2009
Exciting Expansion
Plans for Pikes
(Source: Pickering Town)
Pickering Town looks set to have one of the
finest grounds in their region after exciting
expansion plans were revealed.
There will be a 1,500 minimum capacity, floodlights,
turnstiles, perimeter fence and provision for
catering.
It is thought the club could be back home for the
start of the 2010/11 season.
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Rob's previous clubs include Sheffield Wednesday,
Gretna, Gainsborough Trinity and Stocksbridge
Park Steels before being at Dinnington last season.
The proposed plans include improved changing
room facilities for officials and players, a kit laundry
and store, a new medical room and better disabled
access.
In addition there will be changing rooms and
lockers for the bowls team, a new office and an
improved beer cellar.
Ponte Snap Up
Duo
(Source: Pontefract Collieries)
Pontefract Collieries have announced the
signing of Rob Poulter from Dinnington Town
and Dean Twibey from Thackley.
Goalkeeper Rob will be coming into the club as
player-coach. He is currently coaching for Sheffield
Wednesday and will look after the first team
County under Sam Allardyce.
He then moved into non-league with Nuneaton
Borough and Hucknall Town.
13th July, 2009
Pontefract born Dean has signed for his local team
from Thackley and a host of other clubs have been
after his signature.
But, having spoken with the manager Simon
Houghton and the Chairman Trevor Waddington,
he's decided that Ponte has the most ambition and
potential.
A defender by trade but who can also play in
midfield, his previous club is Scunthorpe United.
As the club aims to build on last season, nearly all
the players have re-signed and hopefully in the
next few days there will be a few more important
signings.
7th July, 2009
At their AGM, it was announced that the Pickering
Recreation Ground Committee is to improve its Mill
Lane facilities in a bold venture.
7th July, 2009
The plans include a stadium to conform to a
minimum grade D level, which will allow the club to
play in the Unibond League One North at step four
of the National League System.
initially before moving on to all age groups within
the club.
Rangers Bring Jones
on Board
Eagle Valley Official
Opening
(Source: Nottm Evening Post)
The official opening of Arnold Town's Eagle
Valley Stadium happens tomorrow evening and the match with Derby County will also be
raising money for a worthwhile cause.
Rams boss Nigel Clough has promised to send a
strong squad for the match that will also collect
cash for a Bingham family whose two-year-old son
is battling cancer.
Toby Clough was diagnosed with a rare form of
cancer called Rhabdomyosarcoma in his eye
muscles when he was 21 months old.
After six months of intensive chemotherapy Toby is
set to be treated with a type of radiotherapy in
Switzerland.
(Source: Winterton Rangers)
Winterton Rangers have signed up former Notts
County and Scunthorpe United striker Gary
Jones for the new campaign.
Parents Claire and Kyle are hoping the treatment,
known as proton chemotherapy, will be paid for by
the NHS and are trying to raise £20,000 to pay for
their costs.
Manager Richard Sennett says he is delighted to
bring the 39-year-old, who spent five years at NCEL
rivals Armthorpe Welfare, to the club.
They will have to pay for accommodation for two
months while Toby has treatment, their flights and
childcare for their four-year-old son Sam.
He added: "Gary has agreed to a coaching role as
well as playing for us this season and his
experience will be invaluable.
The match kicks off at Eagle Valley on Tuesday 14th
July at 7.45pm.
"He's a six foot four striker so is good in the air, but
he has the ability to hold up possession to bring
others into pla, and can bag you his fair share of
goals.
"The squad is building nicely and Gary will support
the younger players."
Jones made over 400 appearances in the Football
League and was the golden boot winner at Notts
19th July, 2009
Seadogs Return Home
Put on Hold
(Source: Scarboro Evening News)
Scarborough Athletic's plans of a return home
have been put on hold, reports the Scarborough
Evening News.
They say that proposals to build a football stadium
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