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Hello and welcome to the Easy Buy Stadium for our second home game in three days and we welcome all officials, players and supporters of Bottesford Town tonight. This is our third game this season with our local rivals from Scunthorpe, with each of us winning one a piece so far.

Saturday’s game was a great relief to get our first home win of the season and reward our fans who have stuck by the club though think and thin this season. When that second goal went in and the final whistle went I was a very happy Chairman and it’s what Paul and the players deserve after our recent good performances of late, and we hope that continues tonight against Bottesford.

With only seven games to go, this season has been a very good learning curve for me, one which I have enjoyed so far and if Paul & the players can keep their form up I’m sure we will stay in this league and we can have a much better season in 17/18.

The structure of the club is very good now and we can now see a very bright light for the future of the club and this season everyone has worked hard so far to achieve this. We have now started plans for the pre-season in booking events and arranging much needed pitch repairs, which is one of my main concerns. We will be doing as much work as we can afford on the pitch in the pre-season weeks so your support at events etc. is important as much as it is on game days as all our funds go back to your club for the future.

A big thank you goes out to our match sponsors today, Cook & Webster Accountants, who have supported the club this season with match sponsorship; everyone at the club appreciates your support.

We also have a match ball sponsor tonight as well in our Stadium Sponsors Easy Buy Ltd, who have supported this club massively this season and helped the club out of a financial hole; your support for the club is much appreciated.

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Up the Swans

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the Manager`s Note Book Good evening and welcome to tonight’s local derby match against local rivals Bottesford Town. I understand they they joined the NCEL Division One the same year Barton Town Old Boys did. In 2011 we achieved promotion to the Premier Division and they followed us last season after winning the play-off final. With our current improved form I’m hopeful that we’ll be playing them again next season.

I’ve been really pleased with all the lads recently, their attitude is fantastic and their togetherness really showed Saturday when we scored the winner and everyone celebrated together!!

James Williamson and Lee Shilleto have formed a really good partnership and with Tom Waud playing consistently good at full back, it means the back four has been pretty much the same over these last six games which I think has been pivotal in our recent success.

Corey Mortimer has come back to the club and fitted in straight away with a very comfortable and impressive game on Saturday. Both wings looked pretty dangerous with the energy of Will and Tom Waudby; both are playing really good football.

The midfield has healthy competition for a place in the team with Ryan Williams, Eddie Rogerson and Chris Fairhurst all fighting for the positions!! I think that's been the secret to our recent success, the fact that players know there's a good player waiting to take their place at anytime!!

Looking ahead to tonight's game against Bottesford Town, I know it will be another hard game. They've not been in great form recently but coming off the back of a heavy defeat by Pickering on Saturday, I know their manager John Corbett will be wanting them to bounce back.

As long as we keep showing our fighting spirit we will give them a good game.

Enjoy the game!

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Finished fourth in the Lincolnshire league and won the County Senior 'B' Cup in inaugural season under manager Peter Mitchell.

Won Lincolnshire League and Challenge Cup 'Double'.

On the pitch, that intent was certainly realised as the title of Supreme Division Champions 2005/06 was added to the Club's list of honours.

Won Lincolnshire League Challenge Cup and County Senior 'B' Cup

Switched to Humber Premier League finishing third in the League's first season.

Brought in Leigh Palin to work alongside Mitchell as Club joined Central Midlands League, finishing runners-up in the Premier Division and gaining automatic promotion to Supreme Division.

Palin left the Club in October 2002 to be replaced, initially by Alex Irvine before Neil Buckley took the reins. Finished first season in Supreme Division in 13th place.

Seventh place finish in Supreme Division

Further improvement saw a fourth place finish

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Supreme Division runners-up at the end of the 2006/07 season, the Club was in the fortunate position of being considered once more for promotion to the Northern Counties East League and this time the facilities were not found wanting.

Ninth place in Division One was the outcome of the Club's first foray in the NCEL, a comfortable finish, albeit a little disappointing bearing in mind the team had been promotion contenders until around about the turn of the year, before loss of form, injuries and suspensions took their toll. A great run in the League Cup, which saw a number of Premier Division sides beaten at Marsh Lane en-route to the semi-final provided some consolation for missing out.

After five successful seasons at the helm, late July 2008 saw the shock resignation of Neil Buckley, due

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to increased work commitments. Despite that blow, the Club responded promptly, promoting coach Carl Stead to the hot-seat to work alongside existing Assistant Manager, Ian Durnian and newly-appointed player/coach, Craig Burdick to send out the message that it was very much ‘business as usual’.

The story of the 2008/09 season was another one of steady, if unspectacular, improvement. A fifth place finish was the outcome, but, in a worrying case of history repeating itself, not before another dreadful dip in form in the new year, which saw the team slump form genuine promotion contenders to alsoruns, some eleven points adrift of a guaranteed promotion slot. The disappointment of missing out was compounded by the loss of a number of key senior players who had been instrumental, with others, in the Club’s success over the previous four seasons.

The lure of football at a higher level, something that the Club has signally failed to provide, proved to be too strong.

The 2009/10 season proved to be another season of two halves. In contrast to the previous two seasons, it began poorly, one or two bright spots notwithstanding, and plagued by a terrible run of injuries, showed little sign of improvement as the season wore on.

With the team marooned in mid-table in late November 2009 and finding it increasingly difficult to balance family and work commitments with football, Carl Stead resigned. Ian Durnian assumed the mantle of caretaker Manager until a new management team of Dave Anderson and Mally Parker was appointed in early January 2010.

And so 2010 saw the start of a new chapter in the history of the Club. The new faces had the desired effect. Players, both old and new, responded superbly to the promptings and demands of the new management duo, finishing the second half of the season in fine style. A sixth place finish, largely on the back of an unbeaten away run stretching back to January, bears testimony to the great strides forward made under the new regime.

In their first full season at the helm, and in a huge testament to the management team and all the play-

ers involved, Anderson and Parker guided the side to promotion to the Premier Division, the highest level in the history of the Club and achieved a full two seasons ahead of schedule. Not without a few nervous moments along the way, promotion was finally secured on the last day of a memorable season.

After a fraught start, the first season in the top flight saw the Club finish a credible 11th, helped in no small way by a seven match winning streak, part of a longer unbeaten run in all competitions during November and December. The team also made it through to two cup finals, the County Senior Trophy and the President's Cup, and although missing out, narrowly, in both, they too marked a significant step forward.

Season 2013/13 saw the Club achieve its main aim, that of consolidating and improving on the previous season's mid-table finish. Hovering amongst the top six, and on merit, for much if the campaign, a disappointing late run of seven league games without a win, although countered by an equally fine run-in of seven games unbeaten, saw the Club finish in eighth place, still a very encouraging achievement.

With further ground improvements being undertaken in the close season, 2013/14 saw the first team looking for further consolidation by establishing itself as a top six side. And, to the immense credit of players and management alike, the team exceeded all expectations to claim the runners-up spot, behind worthy winners, Brighouse Town. An increasingly youthful and very closely-knit squad created, in the process, a Club record 23 game unbeaten League run stretching over a full five months during which,

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and for the first time ever in the Club's relatively short history, the team hit top spot, mid-run, in late December, staying there over the Christmas and New Year turn before eventually being pegged back.

Season 2014/15 started with the Club under no illusions. To have any realistic chance of improving on the previous season's marvellous second place finish, it was vitally important a good, solid start was made.

It was a start that failed, dismally, to materialise as the first four League games saw four defeats and the Club bottom of the table come mid-September.

Hardly the start everyone was looking and hoping for. A superb midweek win at eventual champions, Shaw Lane Aquaforce changed all that, belatedly kick-starting the season and acting as the catalyst for another of the team's signature runs which saw just two points dropped in a stretch of nine League games unbeaten, hoisting them into the top eight, a position from which they rarely slipped, in the process. The eventual fifth place finish was, in its way, on a par with 2013/14's second place, given the awful start made and the fiercely competitive nature of the NCEL's Premier Division, arguably as tough a (Football Pyramid) Step Five League as any in the country.

2015/16 proved to be, with the benefit of hindsight, something of a watershed. Although a top six league finish, at the very best, looked clearly achievable up until Christmas, the second half of the season was distinctly underwhelming, not helped at all by the effects of a very wet winter on the fixture schedule and the loss of a number of key players to long-term injuries. A 10th place finish was the upshot and that along with a number of cup disappointments left the season as one of those to forget.

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Northern Counties East Football League NCEL Fixtures This Week Tuesday 14th March 2017 NCEL Premier Division Barton Town Old Boys

-V-

Bottesford Town

7:45pm

Liversedge

-V-

AFC Mansfield

7:45pm

Thackley

-V-

Bridlington Town

7:45pm

Albion Sports

-V-

Pickering Town

7:45pm

Worksop Town

-V-

Handsworth Parramore

7:45pm

AFC Mansfield

-V-

Thackley

3:00pm

Armthorpe Welfare

-V-

Worksop Town

3:00pm

Athersley Recreation

-V-

Parkgate

3:00pm

Bridlington Town

-V-

Rainworth Miners Welfare

3:00pm

Handsworth Parramore

-V-

Clipstone

3:00pm

Liversedge

-V-

Hemsworth Miners Welfare

3:00pm

Maltby Main

-V-

Bottesford Town

3:00pm

Retford United

-V-

Pickering Town

3:00pm

Staveley Miners Welfare

-V-

Barton Town Old Boys

3:00pm

-V-

Athersley Recreation

7:45pm

Wednesday 15th March 2017 NCEL Premier Division

Saturday 18th March 2017 NCEL Premier Division

Tuesday 21st March 2017 NCEL Premier Division Barton Town Old Boys

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Northern Counties East Football League NCEL Premier Division Table 2016-2017

Key:

P

W

D

L

F

A

Pts

+/-

Cleethorpes Town

30

25

3

2

103

31

78

72 W w W W W W

Pickering Town

32

23

5

4

87

31

74

56 W w W l d W

Bridlington Town

31

22

2

7

84

44

68

40 w l W L W

Handsworth Parramore

31

19

5

7

105

39

62

66 D d W w W w

Thackley

32

18

8

6

62

31

62

31 w d L d W D

Albion Sports

36

17

6

13

88

88

57

0

AFC Mansfield

33

17

4

12

66

40

55

26 W w W l L w

Staveley Miners Welfare

33

15

7

11

78

54

52

24 l d W L w L

Garforth Town

35

16

4

15

62

72

52

-10 w W l W W W

Liversedge

35

15

6

14

88

60

51

28 w l l l d L

Worksop Town

33

15

5

13

69

63

50

6 Ww LW l L

Athersley Recreation

33

14

8

11

61

66

50

-5 L L W w L d

Hemsworth Miners Welfare

32

14

5

13

66

65

47

1 W l l L w L

Bottesford Town

33

14

4

15

69

68

46

1 W l Wd D l

Clipstone

35

12

9

14

56

65

45

-9

Maltby Main

36

11

10

15

66

85

43

-19 W W W l D d

Harrogate Railway Athletic

33

10

4

19

51

89

34

-38 W L L l L l

Rainworth Miners Welfare

35

9

5

21

65

89

32

-24 l L w l w D

Barton Town Old Boys

35

6

6

23

43

114

24

-71 w D w w l W

Parkgate

34

5

7

22

41

77

22

-36 l l l w L W

Armthorpe Welfare

35

5

5

25

39

97

20

-58 L l l l D l

Redford United (-3)

34

5

4

25

40

121

16

-81 L d L L l l

W Home Win w Away Win

D Home Draw

d Away Draw

Form

D L l w L w

l l l D wW

L Home Loss l Away Loss

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Manager

@foots5

Sponsored by : DNS (Hull) Paul was previously player / joint-manager at Scarborough Athletic for around 14 months taking charge (with Bryan Hughes) after a spell as assistant manager.

Paul was North Ferriby United’s most successful captain helping take the club to the Conference North in the 2012/2013 season. Having joined the club in 2001 as an 18 year old, he played in 339 games for North Ferriby, scoring 31 goals. Also played for Scarborough Athletic, Frickley, Hall Road Rangers and Bridlington Town.

Assistant manager & sports therapist

Sponsored by : Easy Buy Limited Currently working as a Sports therapist at Hull FC and the City of Hull Rugby League Academy. Has played at North Ferriby United, Hall Road Rangers and Ricketts FC. Qualified with a FA Level 2 Award in Coaching Football & FA Youth Award Module 2. Coach for East Riding County FA Under 18’s representative team for 2014/15 and 2015/16 seasons. Coach for Humberside Schools Unser 18’s representative team for 2014/15 season which brought an historic double season for Humberside winning both the National Cup and Midland Cup in the same year.

First team coach A UEFA B qualified coach, Gary has joined the Management Team after several seasons of managing local NCEL Premier Division rivals Bridlington Town. Under his stewardship Bridlington Town were placed in the top four for the last three seasons and won the Premier Division title in 2010.

Gary played professionally with Doncaster Rovers ( and a member of their 1983-84 Division Four Runners-Up squad ) before moving into management with Hall Road Rangers. He’s also worked as a coach at the Hull City Centre of Excellence Academy and his experience has been instrumental in the success of the teams he has managed.

His philosophy is one of Passion, Flair and Skill, and believes in playing the game in the correct way with the ball on the floor and keeping possession.

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The right footed Midfielder joined Barton from Bridlington Town at the start of the 2016/17 season, and his hard working ethic has brought a great bit of energy to the Swans midfield. Tom hopes to go as far as he can get in football and hasn't won any silverware to date.

Lee joined the club on trial in Summer 2015 after starring for Reckitts in the Humber Premier League last season. A versatile full back who can cover both sides, as well as playing in the midfield, he has become a key member of the squad.

Sponsored by : Flame UK

James has hit the ground running and has impressed over the start of the season giving other players and management a lot to think about. With a goal to his name already this season, he's building momentum every game.

Sponsored by : Graham & Margaret Gregory

Sponsored by : Paul Finnis Landscaping

Plays at centre midfield and loves to get stuck in and make a tackle.

Started at Kirk Deighton. Picked up by Leeds United and played from age of 12 to 15. Captain at Tockwith AFC before joining Barton Town

Young , up and coming striker with great feet, and knows where the goal is.

Previously at Scunthorpe United Academy for 9 years.

Played for Bottesford last season.

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Barton Town Old Boys v Bottesford Town

1 1

James Nichols

6

2

Rob Petch

6

1

Eddie Rogerson

2

Luke Salas

2 2

1 1

Lewis Andrew

1 1

Lee Fisher

1

Jonathan Hadley

1

3

1

2

2

2

1

3 3

1

James Williamson Chris Fairhurst

2

1

76m+

1

7

61-75m

16-30m

8

45-60m

0-15m

Tom Waudby JJ O’Callaghan

League Goal Scorers

31m+

Total

Time Scored

2

1

1 1 1 1 1

Sam O’Malley

1

Callum Richardson

1

1

Brad Ricketts

1

Josh Tennent

1

Alex Wood

1

Own Goals

1

1

Total

43

8

2

4

8

11

10

Conceded

114

17

19

20

15

21

22

1 1 1 1

Matches played

League position

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

Progress 2016/2017 Season

Promotion Zone

2016-2017

2015-2016

Relegation Zone

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2016/2017 Fixtures and Results

Res/KO F-A

Att

NCEL Pos

1

22

33

44

5 Wheeldon

2016 Sat 6th Aug

FACUP Alsager Town

1-4

82

–

Thane

Hill

Waud

Start

Sat 13th Aug

NCELP Bottesford Town

1-5

87

19

Thane

Fisher

Waud

Bruce

Foot

Sat 20th Aug

NCELP Albion Sports

2-3

90

19

Dobson

Fisher

Williamson 1

C Wood

Bruce

Tue 23rd Aug

NCELP Garforth Town

2-2

82

17

Dobson

Williamson

Waud

Foot

Bruce

Sat 27th Aug

NCELP Retford United

7-0

109

14

Dobson

Williamson

Wheeldon

Foot

Bruce

Tue 30th Aug

NCELP Hemsworth Miners Welfare

0-1

135

16

Dobson

Lee

Smalley

Williamson

Wheeldon

Sat 3rd Sept

NCELP Liversedge

0-5

153

17

Dobson

Lee

Williamson

Start

Wheeldon

0-2

85

–

Dobson

Williamson

Smalley

C.Wood

Wheeldon Foot

Sat 10th Sept

FAV

Grimsby Borough

Tue 13th Sept

NCELP Clipstone

0-3

74

18

Dobson

Williamson

Fisher

Bruce

Sat 17th Sept

NCELP Harrogate Railway Athletic

2-2

92

19

Dobson

Williamson

Fisher

Bruce

Foot

Tue 20th Sept

NCELP Pickering Town

0-7

75

19

Thane

C Wood

Fisher

Williamson

Lamplough

Sat 24th Sept

NCELP Athersley Recreation

0-0

85

19

Weaver

Williamson

Wheeldon

Start

O’Malley

Tue 27th Sept

NCELP Liversedge

0-11

88

19

Weaver

Williamson

Wheeldon

Start

Fisher

Sat 1st Oct

NCELP Garforth Town

0-3

87

19

Weaver

Williamson

Wheeldon

Bruce

O’Malley

Tue 4th Oct

NCELP Handsworth Parramore

1-1

61

20

Weaver

Williamson

Wheeldon

Bruce

O’Malley

Sat 8th Oct

NCELP Armthorpe Welfare

1-3

82

20

Weaver

Williamson

D Nichols

Bruce

O’Malley

LST1

4-2

69

–

Weaver

Fisher

Williamson

D Nichols

O’Malley

1-5

84

20

Weaver

Fisher

Thompson

Bruce

O’Malley

2-3

34

–

Weaver

Williamson

Thompson

D Nichols

O’Malley

Wed 12th Oct Sat 15th Oct Tue 18th Oct

Brigg Town

NCELP Staveley Miners Welfare LC3

Teversal

Sat 22nd Oct

NCELP Rainworth Miners Welfare

2-3

74

20

Weaver

Williamson

Thompson

Bruce

O’Malley

Tue 25th Oct

NCELP AFC Mansfield

1-4

78

20

Weaver

Williamson

Thompson

Bruce

O’Malley

Sat 29th Oct

NCELP Bridlington Town

1-4

135

21

Weaver

Williamson

Thompson

Bruce

O’Malley

Sat 5th Nov

NCELP Maltby Main

1-4

32

21

Weaver

Williamson

Thompson

Bruce

O’Malley

Wed 9th Nov

LSTQF Bottesford Town

3-2

41

–

Weaver

Fisher

D Nichols

Williamson

O’Malley

Sat 12th Nov

NCELP Thackley

1-3

106

21

Weaver

Bruce

D Nichols

Williamson

O’Malley

Sat 19th Nov

NCELP Thackley

0-4

86

21

Weaver

Andrew

Thompson

Williamson

O’Malley

Sat 26th Nov

NCELP Parkgate

0-7

85

22

Weaver

D Nichols

Thompson

Williamson

Foot

Sat 3rd Dec

NCELP Maltby Main

2-2

68

22

Weaver

Bruce

Thompson

Williamson

O’Malley O’Malley

Wed 7th Dec

NCELP Worksop

0-3

228

22

Watson

D Nichols

Thompson

Williamson

Sat 10th Dec

NCELP Hemsworth Miners Welfare

6-3

109

22

Watson

D Nichols

Thompson

Williamson

Bruce

Sat 17th Dec

NCELP Clipstone

1-2

62

21

Watson

D Nichols

Thompson

Williamson 1

O’Malley

Tue 27th Dec

NCELP Cleethorpes Town

0-6

308

22

Watson

D Nichols

Thompson

Williamson

O’Malley

NCELP Cleethorpes Town

0-3

190

22

Watson

D Nichols

Smalley

Williamson

O’Malley

NCELP Pickering Town

0-5

66

22

Watson

Bruce

D Nichols

Williamson

O’Malley

Wed 18th Jan

LSTSF Cleethorpes Town

1-6

203

–

Watson

D Nichols

Fisher

Williamson

O’Malley

Sat 21st Jan

NCELP Albion Sports

4-2

42

22

Watson

Fisher

Waud

Williamson

Shilleto

Sat 28th Jan

NCELP Retford United

1-1

125

22

Watson

Fisher

Waud

Williamson

Shilleto

Sat 18th Feb

NCELP Harrogate Railway Athletic

3-2

59

21

Watson

Fisher

Waud

Williamson

Shilleto

Sat 4th Mar

NCELP AFC Mansfield

1-0

89

19

Watson

Andrew

Waud

Williamson

Shilleto

Tue 7th Mar

NCELP Handsworth Parramore

0-4

100

19

Watson

Andrew

Waud

Williamson

Shilleto

Sat 11th Mar

NCELP Armthorpe Welfare

2-1

90

19

Watson

Waud

Mortimer

Williamson

Shilleto

Tue 14th Mar

NCELP Bottesford Town

Yellow Card

Red Card

2017 Mon 2nd Jan Sat 7th Jan

7:45pm

Sat 18th Mar

NCELP Staveley Miners Welfare

3:00pm

Tue 21st Mar

NCELP Athersley Recreation

7:45pm

Sat 25th Mar

NCELP Rainworth Miners Welfare

3:00pm

Sat 1st Apr

NCELP Bridlington Town

3:00pm

Sat 15th Apr

NCELP Worksop Town

3:00pm

Sat 29th Apr

NCELP Parkgate

3:00pm Key to table:

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6

76

87

98

9 10

10 11

11 12

12 13

14 14

15 15

16 16

Boyd 1

Fairhurst

Wilks

Ricketts

O’Callaghan

Petch

T Waudby

Lee

Foot

Corlett

Ward

McCaffrey

Wilks

Ricketts 1p

Petch

O’Callaghan

Darwood

T Waudby

Holden

Fairhurst

Finnis

Lee

Fairhurst

Wilks

T Waudby

O’Malley 1

Petch

Darwood

O’Callaghan

Thane

Wheeldon

Finnis

Graham

Graham

Fairhurst 1

Fisher

O’Malley

Petch

O’Callaghan 1

Wilks

Thane

Wheeldon

Lee

Boyd

Fisher 1

Wilks

Fairhurst

T Waudby

Petch 4

O’Callaghan 2

Smalley (3)

Thane

Start

Fisher

T Waudby

Fairhurst

O’Malley

Petch

Wilks

Start

Thane

Boyd

Foot

C.Wood

Fisher

T Waudby

Fairhurst

O’Malley

Petch

O’Callaghan

Blendell

Thane

Ward

Corlett

C.Wood

Fisher

T Waudby

Fairhurst

O’Malley

Petch

O’Callaghan

Blendell

Thane

Lee

Waud

Wilks

C Wood

T Waudby

Fairhurst

O’Malley

Petch

Blendell

Wheeldon

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Terrace Talk

By Darren Stockdale Our last home game finally gave us the win we have all been waiting for this season, in what was an exciting, but long game. The first half started nervy for both teams, but as the half went on Barton got more into the game and started to get on top. There were a few good chances, but the half ended 0-0.

The second half started in more frantic fashion, with both teams realising they needed the points. Again Barton had the better chances so it was with a bit of disbelief when Armthorpe got a free kick 15 minutes into the half which resulted in a goal. That certainly wasn’t in the script but, unlike the Barton of earlier in the season, the lads didn’t let it get to them, and within ten minutes a cracking cross into the Armthorpe box resulted in a brilliant equaliser for the Swans from Tom Waudby. We breathed a sigh of relief in the stands as a point was certainly better than none, but another five minutes later an almost identical cracking cross into the Armthorpe box fell at the feet of Eddie Rogerson who duly dispatched it into the net.

2-1 up and we were getting exited, but that dwindled when 35 minutes into the half Lee Shilleto saw red for the Swans. Our strike force was sacrificed to bolster the defence and on 40 minutes Armthorpe made our task a little easier when their goalkeeper was sent off. 10 men each and into, what we thought, was the last five minutes the Barton fans were holding their breath hoping to see the first home win of the season.

Of course what we had forgotten was that the referee had added about three hours onto the play for all the drama, well maybe not three hours but the extra eight minutes certainly felt

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like it. Once the final whistle finally blew there were cheers all round as the team had finally done it. That’s four wins, one draw and one defeat from our last six games, or 13 points from a possible 18. To put that into context we have picked up more points in the last six games than in the 29 preceding them, and our form is very similar to that of Bridlington and Pickering. If we can carry on like this there really is a chance we could stay up this season.

The Curious Case of Don Donovan The 25th August 2015 seems a long way off now, but on that day last season we played Albion Sports at home in an evening match (we lost the game 1-0). In my Terrace Talk on the night I mentioned Don Donovan, due to the fact someone had asked whether he had ever played for the club or not during the 1969-70 season. At the time I had been told by a reliable source that he hadn’t, but had managed the club for a short time during that season. I have recently acquired a Barton Town programme that may challenge that idea.

The programme in question is for the match held on Saturday September 6th 1969 against Alfreton Town.

The team list for Barton is as follows: 1. Jarvis 2. Lowe 3. McBride 4. Teal 5. Donovan 6. Neylon 7. Codd 8. Stocks 9. Crompton 10. West 11. Wade Sub. Codd.

Of course this may well have been a different Donovan, until you read the club notes on the back which state “For this afternoon’s match we are pleased to welcome to Marsh Lane, Don

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Donovan, former Eire international and Everton and Grimsby Town player.

Don has taken over as club captain and will advise the club on team selection. We hope he will have a successful stay with “The Swans”…..”

It would appear that this was the first game that Don Donovan was involved with the club, and that he did in fact play for the club after all, unless he was injured for the match and the sub Codd took his place?

I do not have any more programmes for this season so I don’t know whether this was a oneoff appearance, or how long after he stayed with the club, but this does now bring back the original question of “did Don Donovan actually play for Barton Town or not?”

But now Back to the Present…

Tonight we play our near neighbours Bottesford.

Bottesford joined the NCEL in the same season we did, and we played in Division One together for four seasons, before our promotion in 2011.

They won the play-off final last season to gain promotion to the Premier Division. Our most recent league game against The Poachers was in the first game of this season, when we were beaten 5-1. We have also played them in the quarter final of the Lincolnshire Senior Trophy, where we came away from Birch Park with a 3-2 win, with our goals coming from Tom Waudby (2) and JJ O’Callaghan. Another win for the Swans tonight would help towards ensuring this local derby will be played again next season.

Up the Swans.

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Bottesford Town The Club was formed in 1974 and played their football in the Lincolnshire League. The original base was at the Dolphin pub, with the football being played at Fred Gough School. The Club moved to its current Birch Park home in 1983.

The senior side experienced a successful period during the early 90’s winning a number of Cup competitions and the Lincolnshire League in three successive seasons.

In 2000 the 1st team entered the Central Midlands League gaining promotion to the Supreme Division in its first season. In 2005 they became League Champions and gained promotion to the Northern Counties East Football League.

In the first season in the NCEFL, the team just missed out on gaining promotion to the Premier League but in the following seasons albeit close at times have achieved less success regularly finishing in the upper half of the league table. However ‘success arrived in 2016 when they won the ‘play-off’ final to gain promotion to the Premier League for the 2016/2017 season.

The Club has for many years supported the local Scunthorpe and District Football Leagues with Bottesford teams playing both Saturday and Sunday football, this season, once again the Reserves will be competing in the Saturday league with 2 adult teams playing Sunday football.

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The year 2000 saw the amalgamation of the Junior and Senior Clubs clearly demonstrating that players starting with the Club at the age of 6 could be encouraged to stay with the Club for their progress in football. The Club today has teams playing mini-soccer in the local Caparo League, 11 a-side teams in the Kalson League, and Youth football being played in the Lincolnshire Intermediate Premier League.

Over the years many teams have achieved notable successes with quite a number of players being selected to join the Scunthorpe United F.C. School of Excellence.

The introduction of girls’ football into the Club as part of the on-going developing scene was a significant move for the Club who are still seen to be considered to be one of the top girls’ Clubs in the region. In recent seasons we had teams successfully competing in the South Humber Ladies League, and once again this season we have a Ladies team which competes in the North East Regional Women’s League providing an opportunity for the girls to progress within the Club as the girls mature.

The Club’s proudest moment was in 2003 when they became a FA Charter Standard Community Club, being one of the first Clubs in the Country at that time to get the achievement. The Club had to work very hard to meet all of the FA criteria and is now reaping the benefits and rewards.

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Extensive coaching schemes have been established with local schools through the Lincolnshire FA with many of the older junior players being involved in coaching and refereeing and enjoying the success that comes with ‘quality’ coaching with numerous league and cup successes.

This massive involvement in ‘grass roots football’ and its development has seen the provision of enhanced facilities to support the same, with a magnificent Changing Room & Meeting Room facility for the use of all those who play their sport at Birch Park and the local Community.

In 2009, the Club achieved the distinction of being awarded by the Lincolnshire Football Association as the FA Charter Standard Club of the year, a reward for the efforts of the members of the Club.

Emphasis will continue to be placed on the progress of other initiatives as identified in our Football Development Plan.

Meet The Poachers John Corbett - Manager Andy Sharp- Assistant Manager/Coach My right hand man for 3 seasons, very knowledgeable, gets information across to players very well. A great partnership, wouldn’t want anyone else by my side.

Leigh Herrick- Coach Record breaking goal keeper for Bottesford Town. Delighted that Leigh has stayed on with us in a coaching capacity. His experience at this level will be invaluable in our first season in the premier league.

Roger Gray Roger does a lot of work behind the scenes at Bottesford. He has a good rapport with the players and is a Bottesford guy through and through.

Chris Robinson- Physio Chris has been at the club from the off and has a good relationship with the players and is very professional in his work. Longest in the shower.

Lee Ridley (C) What a player!!! Game understanding and management is second to none. Contributed with goals last season as well as being a rock at the back. Over the moon that Lee has resigned.

Aaron Busby Strong and powerful, commands his box well.

Great shot stopper and excellent decision making. Formerly involved with the England Youth set up. A great signing for Bottesford Town.

Tom Johnson A rock at the back for us. Out and out defender and a great lad with bags of experience. Delighted Tom has re-signed for the 2016-2017 season.

Oli Donald Last Seasons young player of the year, Oli attracted a lot of interest from other clubs.

Delighted he is staying with Bottesford. Plays a lot older than his years, composed on the ball and a superb aerial presence.

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Danny Gibbons Strong, quick and extremely fit full back. Has made over 170 appearances for Bottesford and should pass the 200 mark this season, work schedule permitting.

Jack Cross In his third season with us, found his feet at left back last season and did a fantastic job there. Has a great left foot and his fitness levels are improving with every session.

Reece Newell New to the club in the summer, Reece is very good in possession with a good range of passing and can break the game up well. He will be looking to cement a place in the team.

Welcome to the club Reece.

Scott Matthews New recruit from Brigg Town. Scott will be a great addition for us this season. Has a lovely left foot, is a powerful runner and also a good talker. Welcome to Bottesford Scott.

Tom Spall Experienced right back/midfielder. Age doesn’t seem to have an affect on Toms performances with fantastic work rate and game understanding.

A great lad to have around the club.

Josh Parry Back in the country after playing professional over in Malta. Technically excellent, superb passing, very pleased to have Josh in the squad this season.

Luke Robinson Hard working midfielder who has come through the youth ranks at Bottesford. Luke will be pushing hard to get more game time this season.

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Terry Barwick Scored the 90th minute penalty to force extra time in the play off final.

Passionate, ruthless and very demanding central midfielder. Over the Moon Tez is having another season with us.

Martin Pembleton Bags and bags of ability, will be one of the best midfielders in the League and can also work as a number 10. Will be looking to chip in with more goals this season. A key player for Bottesford Town.

Wayne Graves Players player of last season. A great role model and example for young players for how to approach every game. Fantastic turn of pace and great at anticipating situations. 35 but still plays like he is 18.

Elliot Broughton New addition to the squad this season. Elliot can operate either wide or through the middle. He has a great left foot and an eye for goal. Welcome to Bottesford Elliot.

Gaz Barlow Signed from Barton Town Old Boys, very experienced goal scorer at this level. Gaz will add a different dimension to our attacking play. A welcome addition to Bottesford Town.

Jake Quickenden Fast, strong, good finisher and a handful for any defender. Better known for his appearances on The X-Factor and I’m A Celebrity, but a great lad to have associated with Bottesford Town.

Chaz Fisher Solid and dependable with bags of experience.

Chaz can play a number or positions and has already shown his worth in the short spell with Bottesford.

Danny Boulton Boults is hungry to nail down his place in the team and get back to his 30 goal season he had a couple of years back. Raw, ruthless and a handful for any defence on his day.

Josh Nichol Great lad, big and strong with an eye for goal‌ a pleasure to work with. Looking to play higher up the pitch this season but can operate in the centre of the pitch as well.

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The Swans doubled points tally since start of 2017

The Poachers only two wins on the road in 2017

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Goals For

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Barton Town OB

Sat 11 - 03 - 2017 Armthorpe Welfare (H) NCEL Premier Division

Won 2 - 1 Tue 07- 03 - 2017 Handsworth Parramore (A) NCEL Premier Division

Lost 4 - 0 Sat 04 - 03 - 2017 AFC Mansfield (A) NCEL Premier Division

Won 0 - 1 Sat 18 - 02 - 2017 Harrogate Railway Athletic (A) NCEL Premier Division

Won 2 - 3 Sat 28 - 01 - 2017 Retford United (H) NCEL Premier Division

Draw 1 - 1

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Sat 11 - 03 - 2017 Pickering Town (A) NCEL Premier Division

Lost 5 - 1 Wed 01 - 03 - 2017 Liversedge (H) NCEL Premier Division

Draw 3 - 3 Sat 25 - 02 - 2017 Clipstone (A) NCEL Premier Division

Draw 2 - 2 Sat 18 - 02 - 2017 Hemsworth Miners Welfare (H) NCEL Premier Division

Won 2 - 1 Sat 11 - 02 - 2017 Garforth Town (A) NCEL Premier Division

Lost 1 - 1

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Staveley Miners Welfare

Bridlington Town

Saturday 18th March 2017 3:00pm kick-off

Saturday 1st April 2017 3:00pm kick-off

Inkersall Road, Staveley, Chesterfield S43 3JL

Queensgate, Bridlington YO16 7LN

Approx 66 miles from Marsh Lane General Ground Directions:Take A15 south to join M180 west and M18 south to M1 south.

Exit M1 at junction 29A and at the roundabout turn right back across the M1 and follow the signs for A6192 towards Staveley. Pass Pools Brook Country Park and take next left into Cemetery Lane. At end turn right and after a short distance the ground is on the left hand side.

Public Transport:Station: Chesterfield 4¼m. Stagecoach East Midland buses 70/77 from Chesterfield (New Beetwell Street) to Staveley (Market Street at High Street); four times per hour, takes 20 mins. Then continue east along Market Street, right into Inkersall Road, and ground is on right (¼m).

Approx 37 miles from Marsh Lane General Ground Directions:Cross Humber Bridge and take A164 towards Beverley. After crossing A1079 junction take third exit on roundabout. At junction with A1174 take first exit and at second roundabout take third exit onto A1035. Follow this road around Leven where it becomes A165. Continue on A165 to Bridlington. At second set of traffic lights (near B&Q) turn right and then take next left over railway bridge.

Take first exit left at roundabout and then take right turn a traffic lights into Queensgate.

Ground is on the right hand side Public Transport:Station: Bridlington ¾m. Up Station Approach, left into Quay Road which becomes St John’s Street, right into Queensgate and ground is on right.

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THE LEAGUE is ‘bread and butter’ for most clubs, or so they’ll have you believe, but there’s not much better than a good cup run for management, players and fans alike.

Macclesfield, no football fan will turn their nose up at a trip to the national stadium!

If you’re reading this on Saturday, we’ve got a fantastic trio of FA Competitions to look forward to today with the FA Cup, FA Trophy and FA Vase all being contested.

We’re also at the semi-final stage in the Vase - a competition very close to my heart and one I follow extremely closely from the get go.

Of course, the FA Cup is the most prestigious. It is known around the world and creates such fantastic moments you rarely see in any other competition, or any other sport for that matter.

Now the dust has settled and the sour mouth has been finally removed from our mouths following THAT pie incident, we can finally concentrate back on the football.

There have been two world wars since the last time a Non-League side played in the FA Cup quarterfinals.

While Arsenal will go into the game as huge favourites, and a Lincoln win would be one of the biggest upsets in football history, you simply can’t count out the Imps and their fantastic boss Danny Cowley.

The fact that Lincoln have also managed to hold on to top spot in the National League, as well as make it into the FA Trophy semis, is quite remarkable.

Cowley’s men were supposed to be playing their Trophy semi-final first leg at York City on Saturday I think we can forgive the schedulers for not assuming a Non-League side would make it into the FA Cup’s last eight!

The winner of Macclesfield and Dulwich Hamlet’s replay, which was played on Tuesday, will take on Tranmere as 180 minutes separates four clubs from Wembley.

While the Trophy might not be the number one priority for some Non-League clubs, especially promotion chasing Lincoln, Tranmere and

It wouldn’t be the Vase if there wasn’t a North East representative late in the competition and in South Shields, they have the favourite.

The Mariners squad is full of experience from the very top of the Non-League Pyramid and in Julio Arca, they have a former Premier League ace up their sleeves.

They’ll have to get past Coleshill Town if they want to represent the Northern League at Wembley.

The Warwickshire minnows won’t be fancied by many but in great form themselves, the Colemen could cause some problems - just like Morpeth did for Hereford in last season’s brilliant final.

Fellow Midland League side Bromsgrove Sporting are second favourites despite being the only Step 6 club remaining.

Over 3,000 are expected for their home leg with Cleethorpes Town and that crowd could be pivotal.

Rouslers boss Paul Smith has certainly done his homework this season, travelling hundreds of miles to get the lowdown on each of his club’s opponents this season.

Cleethorpes, Northern Counties East League leaders, have lost only twice in the league this term so it really could go either way.

Good luck to all clubs left in the FA competitions, The NLP will see you at Wembley on Sunday, May 21, for the Non-League Finals Day! Steven Coney

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