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Harrogate Railway AFC Station View, Harrogate HG2 7JA CLUB OFFICIALS Chairman

NIGEL CORNER Treasurer

CHRIS PARKES Club Secretary

ANN KIRK

Football Secretary

DAVID SHEPHERD

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Commercial Manager

ALAN SMITH Committee

GARY JOHNSON, SIMON MERCER, ALAN SMITH, BEN DRURY, CHRIS WATT

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FIRST TEAM

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Manager

LEE ASHFORTH Assistant Managers

SIMON WOOD MARTIN POWELL Director of Football

STEVE GRIME Physio

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8 Railway Players

Who is in the current Railway squad - find out more!

16 Who are Prescot?

Read about Prescot Cables history and their honours.

27 Points from the Past 33 Half Time Quiz Another slice of history, looking back at football history.

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Welcome back to Station View Welcome back to Station View, and a happy new year to all, Today we entertain Prescott and we hope that there management team and all associated people have had a safe journey over the M62 for todays game.

I remember the start to the season and my first foray into football management, Prescott started the season with 5 consecutive defeats that included an 8-0 against Trafford and I remember people telling me that they would finish bottom, I remember saying how can people possible judge after 5 games when budgets change and personal changes especially regarding a team that although often find themselves near the bottom that are so established in our league.

Teams that are used to fighting for their lives know how to get results and claw themselves away from the bottom and Prescott have done just that. They have 24 points from 22 games which is more than a point a game, a target that we set ourselves back in August. They are achieving what I believe will have been a similar target for themselves, and its teams like Prescott that I have the most admiration for. They do it season after season with no budget and thats something we need to be aware of.

Some teams buy their way out of trouble whereas others have to fight and scrap for every point. Full credit to Prescott and their staff.

Our two games since my last notes were hugely contrasting, a 5-0 defeat at Witton when not only lack of games was evident but a second half performance certainly that was well below par and then after much discussion as a management team and a players meeting we went to Lancaster and were very unfortunate to come away losing 1-0. However, its two more defeats and two more games chalked off leaving us on 13 points from 20 games a fair bit behind my target at the start of the season.

We have brought back Harry Coates from Harrogate Town and he was superb last year and I have tried several times this season to re-sign him and at last we have him back in our ranks.

He will be a big player when we have him and is a leader on the pitch to add to the ones we already have.

Lee Ashforth Manager, Harrogate Railway

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Lee’s View After todays game we are halfway through our season and it will be a time for reflection and to see if we replicate what we have done so far will we be enough to keep Harrogate Railway in the league, I would be a poor manager if I did not think that this was the case. I want to be a manager that keeps a settled team and a small group of players that we can work with throughout the year but we have had to have a rebuilding year and that was always going to mean that we changed the personal quite a lot as the season went on.

Enough of the stats, my point is that we have rebuilt this team and I am now putting my head on the block and have done in the press by saying I believe we are almost there, we have a squad capable of competing at this level and if we had this squad at the start of the season I believe we would be sat comfortably away from the relegation zone.

However, I cannot keep using this excuse so the next ten games are important for us as a club, if we have a successful ten games we will have moved away from the relegation zone and we will be able to enjoy the final ten matches and plan for next season, if we struggle through the next ten games then we will have a tough ten matches to finish the season, we do have what people would class as a good run in though.

I have done this to improve the squad and the team and give us the best chance of not only being in this league next season but making us competitive. In the first squad of the season we had 7/16 remaining from last season so realistically we knew it was going to be hard.

Against Lancaster only 4 players remain from last season, Laurance Hunter, Dan Thirkell, Steve Bromley and Tom Goodwin. Also Simon Parkes although he didnt play at all last year. Only 7 players were involved on Saturday that were involved in our opening match against Droylsden.

My feeling and I sincerely mean this is the squad now is good, its young and exciting and I believe we will get away from the relegation zone.

Enjoy the game.

th r o f h s A Lee

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The Harrogate Railway Team Lee Ashforth has a wealth of Non-league experience in and around these levels of football and played at Station View for three seasons before moving on. A popular choice he arrived at Liversedge with Billy in 2010/11 and in 2011/12 stepped up to become Billy’s right hand man. His playing experience alongside his calm approach made him the ideal candidate for his role. Summer 2015 sees Lee take on his biggest challenge yet as he succeeds Billy Miller as manager of Harrogate Railway, leading Railway for the 2015/16 season.

Simon Wood is an experienced player who can play across the back four and is now involved on the management of the reserves. He has played 500+ games at Evostick level and although starting the season injured will be hopeful of a successful season.

Simon Wood

John Fletcher

Steve Grime joins Lee’s management team as Head of Development. A full time UEFA B level coach working at IAFE, Steve has previous coaching experience at Man City and Leeds. Steve will incorporate first team responsibilities alongside his IAFE work and will create links between all age groups and the first team.

Alex Farrell graduated from Manchest Metropolitan University with a B.Sc. Honours Degree in Physiotherapy. He has played for Harrogate Railway AFC at junior level.

Alex joins Railway as the first team physio. Sponsored by Neil & Joanne Owen and Chris Adams.

Daniel Barrett Daniel is a former Tadcaster Albion centre forward who has joined Railway and is looking to step up a level, Daniel is a quick centre forward who scores goals.

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Charlie Clamp Ex Leeds United youngster who stopped playing when we was released, Charlie was an exciting prospect and is now returning to the game and is an assured Midfielder who rarely loses possession.

Lawrance Hunter

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Simon Parkes Simon is finally on the road to recovery after an 18 month lay off after injuring his Knee in an FA Cup tie at South Shields, Simon is a versatile player and is well liked around the changing room Tom Goodwin Young stopper Tom is now entering the second year of a contract with the club and is proving to be an outstanding prospect. Tom is a the BFG of the club and last season won points by himself with some outstanding performances. Sponsored by David Shepherd and Ian Docherty

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Harry Brown

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Harry Brown IAFE youngster Brown has impressed through pre-season, his attitude is superb and although he has a slight build, he is strong on the ball, Brown is definitely a player for the future.

Vince Dhesi Centre Forward who came to the club late in the season, he is a clever thinking player and is now finding his feet at Evostick level. He has the potential to be an influential player of the squad.

Simon Parkes

Steve Grime

John Fletcher

James Beeston Beeston has signed from Glasshoughton over the summer and is an attacking right back. Looking to make the step up from the counties James has improved his fitness and is looking to cement his place in the team Steve Bromley Another player who has spent large amounts of time on the fringes of the first team, Steve will be looking to start more games this season and scoring goals has never been a problem for him. Sponsored by Chris & Sandy Adams.

Charlie Clamp

Lee Ashforth

John Fletcher

Tom Goodwin

David Shepherd & Ian Docherty

Laurence Hunter Entering his third season with the club, Loz is now a senior player of the squad. He delivers a very good set piece and is clever in his all round play. After playing for clubs in and around the Evostick, he has now settled down and was influential last season. Sponsored by Terry Sharrocks.

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The Harrogate Railway Team Fatlum Ibrihimi Kosovan centre midfield player who over the past two seasons has cemented his place in the first team squad, exciting prospect who has the potential to go far in the game. His work rate is superb and he chips in with the odd goal. Spnsored by Angela & Dennis Wise Greg Kidd Ex Oldham Athletic youngster who now moves into his fourth season at Railway. Greg can play anywhere on the left and has been used in midfield.

Fatlum Ibrihimi

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Alex Low came to Station View three seasons ago but when he failed to get into the first team he went to North East Counties football to gain experience, Alex has now returned and is looking to cement his place in the team.

Jack Mccarthey Jack received the player of the year award at Garforth Town last season and has now made the step up to the Evostick, after interest from Salford, Northwich and Matlock, Jack has opted for Station View and the youngster will have a bright future if his development continues.

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Jordan Outerbridge Ex York City full back has signed in the summer as a left back/ Left midfield, Jordan came through a trail day and has now made it in the first team squad as well as playing for the IAFE section. Sponsored by Ray & Chris Alderson.

Ryan Sharrocks IAFE product Sharrocks has great pace and can play wide or as a forward, Ryan played last season for the Reserves and although never breaking into the first team he is hopeful that he can now play regular first team football. Sponsored by Terry Sharrocks.

Dan Thirkell

Alex Low

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Jordan Outerbridge

Ray & Chris Alderson

Ollie Smith Ex York City and Tadcaster centre forward who has signed for Railway late in pre-season. A tall centre forward who is strong with the ball. Ollie is now looking to make the step into the first team.

The Greenwood Family Jack Stockdill Signed from Guiseley during the summer, Jack is a midfielder with an eye for goal. His work rate and tackling is strong and he is one of the vocal members of the squad.

Ryan Sharrocks

Daniel Thirkell Daniel enters his eleventh season with the club and is now Club Captain. He can play in numerous positions and is well respected throughout the changing room. Daniel has a heart on your sleeve attitude that others like to follow. Sponsored by the Greenwood Family.

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Witton Albion 5-0 Harrogate Railway

Albion Too Strong for Returning Railway Witton Albion ensured 2016 got off to a miserable start for Harrogate Railway as they put five unanswered goals past Lee Ashforth’s men at Wincham Park.

counter attack and found a second goal after 26 minutes when Matthews burst down the left touchline and whipped a cross into the path of Andrews who volleyed into the back of the net.

Debutant Chris Ovington almost made a dream start with his new club inside five minutes when Lawrance Hunter’s cross found its way to the striker at the back post only for Andy Firth to divert the ball behind.

Five minutes after the restart and Witton extended their advantage as Michael Brewster’s clever touch on the half-way line released Billy Reeves through on goal and in position to slot into the bottom right corner.

From the resulting corner, Ryan Sharrocks rose highest to head the ball over the goalkeeper only for a recovering Albion defender to clear off the line and deny Railway an early lead.

Rob Hopley then added a fourth for Witton after 67 minutes as he nodded Andrews’ lofted cross over the head of Tom Stewart and in.

Macauley’s men were awarded a penalty five minutes later when Reeves embarked on a storming run past four Railway players and into the box, where he was brought down before being able to pull the trigger.

Witton then took the lead when, after Tom Stewart was penalised for handling just outside the area, Danny Andrews’ struck a free kick against Simon Parkes and into the path of Jay Matthews to poke home.

Andrews stepped up and struck the spot kick low down the middle to score his second and Witton’s fifth and final goal of the afternoon.

Carl Macauley’s men carried a threat on the

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New Harrogate Railway signing Chris Ovington is highly regarded around Yorkshire football having been on the books at Leeds United as a youngster and playing for the likes of Farsley Celtic, Goole, Stocksbridge Park Steels and Ossett Town.

With demand for the forward high, Railway boss Lee Ashforth was influential in bringing Ovington to Station View, with the attacker having shown great loyalty to former Ossett chief John Reed to stick with Town earlier in the season.

The deal was eventually finalised just hours before the Yorkshire clubs’ abandoned clash in November, and the 25-year-old attacker reveals to ‘The View’ how the move came about.

He said: “Harrogate Railway were interested in me earlier on in the season, but I showed loyalty to the Manager I had known for years.

“As soon as the changeover at Ossett happened, and Ash wanted me, I thought it was time for a change and I decided to come.

“I know Ash quite well, mainly through Nathan Cartman who I lived with when we were at Leeds United together.

“Ash was definitely a big influence in me coming here, he kept asking me to come down and when a Manager shows that he wants you it makes you feel good and want to come and play for him.”

Ovington has frustratingly had to wait over a month to pull on the Railway shirt and feature for Ash’s men due to a combination of suspension and postponements.

The long awaited debut finally came at Witton Albion, and although the result was disappointing, Ovington’s second appearance at Lancaster showed signs why everyone at the club believes, Chris included, that Railway will have no trouble staying in the league.

He added: “I just wanted to play, it had been a long time but finally the games are coming, I’m getting my match fitness up and the performances will come.

“I’m looking forward playing here and staying in the league with Harrogate which I’m sure we will.

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“I want to score goals, of course, but the main thing for the team is for us to stay in the league more than anything.”

The attacker was a key part of the FC United squad that reached the second round of the FA Cup in 2010/11 and started both ties against eventual League One Champions Brighton and Hove Albion.

More recently for The Rail against Lancaster, Ovington, playing just off Stephen Bromley, showed signs of why Ashforth was so keen to bring him to Station View.

After the match, Railway’s new recruit took the time to identify some of his qualities and outline what he hopes to add to Railway’s squad.

He said: “Reaching the second round of the FA Cup with FC United and playing on TV was a really good experience.

“I like getting on the ball and making things happen; I am an attacking player and can play up top off the striker or out wide.

“As long as I play and work hard for the team that’s the main thing.

“I’m very confident that if we play like we did against Lancaster we won’t have a problem, we’ve just got to all stick together and we’ll be fine, I’m sure of it!”

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WHO ARE PRECOTT CABLES? Prescot Football Club was formed in 1884 and the first organised game of Association Football ever played in Prescot took place against the second team of a local St Helens side, St Thomas. Prescot lost 3-1.After playing friendly games for the first five years, Prescot entered the Liverpool & District League in 1889.

Prescot’s highest finishing position in that league was third in 1891-92, the year in which Prescot entered the FA Cup for the first time. A home game against Crewe Alexandra attracted 3,000 spectators to Prescot’s ‘Slacky Brow’ ground, where Prescot were beaten 7-1.

four seasons. The Liverpool County Combination became the Prescot club’s sixth league, in 1911-12.

Prescot joined the Lancashire Alliance in 1895 and were champions in 18991900. The club finished bottom the following year but joined the higher standard Lancashire League for 1901-02. A ground dispute resulted in Prescot dropping out of the league in 1902-03 and Prescot FC was dormant until 1906 when an athletic and football ground was opened at Hope Street and Prescot Athletic FC, was formed.

Prescot Athletic started in the St Helens & District League and won the championship in the first year, after which they joined the Liverpool League for

In 1928, the local expanding cable giants, BICC, donated a magnificent 1,000-seater stand (which was destroyed by fire in 1960) to the club.

Leagues were suspended in 1914 for the Great War and the post-war Prescot club dropped ‘Athletic’ from its name and joined the Lancashire Combination Liverpool Section. In their first season, 1918-19, Prescot finished runners-up to Tranmere Rovers but did not fare too well the following season and the club returned to the more locally-based Liverpool County Combination for the 1920-21 season and spent a further seven years in that league.

In what was clearly an early form of commercial sponsorship, the club’s name was changed to Prescot Cables and the team colours became black and amber to commemorate a bit of local industrial history, as the first successful insulated cable drawn at Prescot was covered with black and amber paper.

Prescot Cables joined the Lancashire Combination In 1928-29 and, in 1929,

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applied to join the Football League Third Division (North), along with four other hopefuls. All the applicants failed, although one, Mansfield Town, was successful two years later.

Prescot’s association with the Lancashire Combination lasted for almost 50 years, apart from a brief spell spent in the Cheshire County League in the 1930’s. Prescot’s only league championship was achieved in 1956-57.

Prescot Cables changed its name to Prescot Town in 1964 but the club struggled and in 1975, it was voted out of the Lancashire Combination. Prescot Town joined the Mid-Cheshire League and won it at the first attempt. In 197879 they returned to the Cheshire County League, in Division Two, after an absence of 42 years. Prescot were Division Two champions the following season, with Accrington Stanley as runners-up.

In 1980, the name of Prescot Cables was re-taken and in 1982, Cables became a member of the newly formed North West Counties League where they remained for 20 years.

Prescot finished in the top 10 in NWCL Division One in all but one season since

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Trafford

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Farsley Celtic

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Bamber Bridge

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Witton Albion

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Kendal Town

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Prescot Cables

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7

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15:00 Bamber Bridge v Ossett Town 15:00 Clitheroe v Brighouse Town 15:00 Droylsden v Farsley Celtic 15:00 Glossop North End v Trafford 15:00 Harrogate Railway Athletic v Prescot Cables 15:00 Kendal Town v Scarborough Athletic 15:00 New Mills v Burscough 15:00 Ossett Albion v Lancaster City 15:00 Spennymoor Town v Mossley 15:00 Warrington Town v Northwich Victoria 15:00 Witton Albion v Radcliffe Borough

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1990 and, in 2001-02, the club had its most successful season for over two decades, winning the Worthington Challenge Trophy (League Cup) and finishing as Division One runners-up, narrowly missing out on promotion to UniBond League Division One. However, Prescot went one better in 2002-03 and finished as champions of NWCL Division One to win promotion to the UniBond League Division One. For the season 2004-05, Prescot found themselves playing at the highest level in their history. Due to a suitable finishing position, and the re-organisation of the football pyramid, Prescot took their place in the Unibond Premier Division. As a result of a team unable to forfill their fixtures, and after the controversial intervention of the FA, Cables were elevated to 5th position in the league.

For the season 2005-06, it was a case of consolidation with a new football committee being formed from the Supporters Club.

On the final game of the 2007/08 campaign, Prescot was 15 minutes from relegation.

Two late goals secured a win at Lincoln United and survival.

The current football club are working on ground improvements in order to provide the team and supporters with an opportunity to move forward.

A dreadful 2008/09 season saw Prescot propping up the Premier Division. Manager Andy Gray departed for Burscough.

He was replaced by Joe Gibiliru who embarked on a fresh start with player personnel.

Joe managed to bring some much needed stability to the club as the team finished in mid table. 2010 saw some of Cables regular performers leave for pastures new and

several fresh faces arrive.

Gibiliru was relieved of his duties around the time of the big freeze in December 2010 and assistant Dave Ridler took over. He managed to secure Cables Evo-Stik league status for another season.

The 2011-12 season was a tale of five managers. Dave Ridler (who left for Australia in January 2012), Karl Bell, Karl Connolly all took charge for at least one match.

Following the controversial departure of Shaun Reid to Warrington Town in March, Joe Gibiliru took over for the remaining games. The team and club re-grouped after the Reid fiasco to finish the season strongly to defy the odds and remain part of the Evo-Stik League.

David Powell was the new man in charge for the 2012-13 season. A virtually new squad assembled with inconsistent performances and results as a consequence.

The playing surface and weather conditions forced many postponements. When matches finally began in earnest in the New Year, Cables produced one of their most successful periods since the 2003 North West Counties campaign. A scheme asking donators to sponsor a pitch square in order to afford the much needed renovation the pitch, took on a life of its own. In the end the scheme became over subscribed.

Circumstances arose that led to David Powell leaving the club. In his place for the 2014-15 season came Neil Prince, who at 31, must be the youngest manager in Cables history and probably in the current Evo-Stik League.

With limited resources the team managed to secure their Evo-Stik status.

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PRESCOT CABLES PLAYER PROFILES Ben Morrow (Goalkeeper) D.O.B. 17-05-97 Preferred foot – Right; Joined club – 2013; Previous teams – Prescot under 18, Widnes Nickname – Benny; Footballing hero – Pepe Reina; Who do you Support ? Liverpool; Car – Mini; Favourite film – Skyfall

Joe Herbert (Defender) D.O.B. 10-05-91 Preferred foot – Right; Joined club – 2015; Previous teams – Chester; Nickname – Herbie; Footballing hero – Puyol; Who do you Support ? Everton Shane Glean (Utility) D.O.B. 23-06-97 Joined club – 05/08/15; Previous teams – Liverpool, Tranmere Rovers, Fleetwood Town; Nickname – Moneybags; Footballing hero – Ronaldinho; Who do you Support?

Liverpool; Car – Range Rover; Favourite film – Bad Boys 2

Marcus Burgess (Goalkeeper) D.O.B. 15-07-96 Joined club – August / September 2015; Previous teams – Skelmersdale United, Padiham, Everton, Salford City, Bamber Bridge; Nickname – Burgo; Footballing hero – Joe Hart; Who do you Support ?

Burnley; Car – Renault Clio; Favourite film – Happy Gilmo

James McCulloch - captain (Midfield) D.O.B. 13-05-90 Preferred foot – Both; Joined club – Long time ago; Previous teams – Burscough; Nickname – Kirky; Footballing hero – Eddie Taylor; Who do you Support ? Prescot Cables; Car – Mini; Favourite film – Top gun

George Mannion (Full Back) D.O.B. 19-07-96 Preferred foot – Left; Joined club – 2015; Previous teams – Chester, Nantwich Town, Salford, Hyde United, Alsager Town; Footballing hero – David Beckham / Ryan Giggs; Who do you Support ? Manchester United; Car – Renault Passat; Favourite film – Harry Potter

Joe Evans (Midfield) D.O.B. 06-04-88 Preferred foot – Right; Joined club – 2012; Previous teams – Atherton Collieries; Nickname – Evo; Footballing hero – Zinadene Zidane; Who do you Support ? Liverpool; Car – Nissan Primera; Favourite film – Rocky

Danny Flood (Full Back) D.O.B. 10-08-96 Preferred foot – Right; Joined club – 2014; Previous teams – Port Vale, Skelmersdale United; Nickname – Floody; Footballing hero – Alves; Who do you Support ? Liverpool

Joe Nicholson (Midfield) D.O.B. 23-03-97 Preferred foot – Right; Joined club – September 2015; Previous teams – Ashton Town, Skelmersdale United, Runcorn Town; Nickname – Niko; Footballing hero – Jonjo Shelby; Who do you Support ?

Liverpool; Car – Vauxhall Corsa; Favourite film – Goal

Antony Shinks (Full Back / Defender) D.O.B. 10-05-91 Preferred foot – Right; Joined club – Years ago; Nickname – Shinksy; Footballing hero – Steven Gerrard; Who do you Support ?

Liverpool; Car – Reliant Robin (yellow); Favourite film – Bridget Jones Diary

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PRESCOT CABLES PLAYER PROFILES Darryl Patton (Midfield) D.O.B. 30-05-95 Preferred foot – Right; Joined club – November 2015; Previous teams – Wigan Athletic, Rochdale, Ashton Athletic, Atherton Collieries; Nickname – Dazza; Footballing hero – Jimmy Bullard; Who do you Support ? Wigan Athletic; Car – Vauxhall Corsa; Favourite film – Uncle Buck Phil Bannister (Midfield) D.O.B. 27-01-94 Preferred foot – Right; Joined club – 2013; Previous teams – Warrington Town, AFC Fylde, Morecambe; Nickname – Bonny Footballing hero – David Beckham; Who do you Support ? Manchester City; Car – Vauxhall Astra; Favourite film – Inception Josh Donnely (Midfield) D.O.B. 01-01-94 Preferred foot – Right; Joined club – August 2015; Previous teams – Lancaster City Nickname – Donny; Footballing hero – Tim Cahill; Who do you Support ? Everton; Car – Citroen C1; Favourite film – Breakfast Club Jamie Hayes (Winger) D.O.B. 08-01-97 Preferred foot – Right; Joined club – September 2015; Previous teams – Chester, Tranmere Rovers; Nickname – Hayesy; Footballing hero – Messi; Who do you Support ? Manchester United; Car – Vauxhall Corsa; Favourite film – The Martian James Edgar (Winger) D.O.B. 15-07-94 Preferred foot – Left; Joined club – October 2014; Previous teams – Wigan Robin Park; Nickname – Non; Footballing hero – Steven Gerrard; Who do you Support ? Liverpool; Car – Ford Focus; Favourite film – Water Boy

Rob Doran (Forward) D.O.B. 16-03-91 Preferred foot – Right; Joined club – 2012; Previous teams – Droylsden; Nickname – Non; Footballing hero – Steven Gerrard; Who do you Support ? Liverpool; Car – Subaru Impreza; Favourite film – Scarface Lloyd Dean (Forward) D.O.B. 03-08-88 Preferred foot – Left; Joined club – October 2015; Previous teams – Clitheroe; Nickname – Lloydy; Footballing hero – Duncan Ferguson; Who do you Support ? Everton; Car – Van; Favourite film – Andy Scarisbrick (Forward) D.O.B. 31-08-98 Preferred foot – Right; Joined club – 2015; Previous teams – ; Nickname – Andy; Footballing hero – Steven Gerrard; Who do you Support ? Liverpool; Car – Vauxhall Corsa; Favourite film – Elf; Andy Paxton (Manager) D.O.B. 24-10-81 Joined club – August 2015; Previous teams – Skelmersdale United, Prescot Cables, Warrington Town, Southport, Burnley; Steve Pilling (Assistant Manager) D.O.B. 17-05-65 Joined club – August 2015; Previous teams – Ashton Athletic, Atherton Collieries, Ashton Town; Garry Williams (Goalkeeping Coach) D.O.B. 08-01-65 Joined club – August 2015; Previous teams – Leyland Motors, Ashton Athletic, Wigan Robin Park, Wigan Athletic School Boys Nichola Watkinson (Physio) Joined club – 2015 Previous teams – St Helens Rugby League

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Points From the Past NOWADAYS all our league results, and other league results, are available at the tips of our thumbs. We’ve never had it so good. I recall Harold Macmillan telling us that in the early 1960’s.

At the conclusion of our game on a Saturday we had to phone our result through to Gosney’s News agency in Leeds and they would distribute the scores to the Sunday papers. Our result sheet had to be with the league secretary by Tuesday.

But, back then, getting hold of the stories behind the games was a much more complicated, yet much more exciting, operation. You have to remember that, back then, a telephone was a luxury. No fax, no mobile phones, no internet, just ordinary phones. Those, coupled with pen and paper, perhaps a typewriter if you were lucky, were all we had to communicate with the rest of the fraternity.

Ah but, the amazing part of the deal was via the Evening Post “Green Sports” paper, an extra issue which was printed at tea-time on Saturdays and available to buy in Harrogate just after six o’clock.

The newsagents stayed open until the delivery van came round, the ink had hardly tine to dray. Itcontained the full Leeds United report together with other local games and, if we got access to a phone at half-time, a report of our match in the Yorkshire League. The brief was 100 words at half-time and the final score immediately after the game had ended.

At the start of the game team sheets had to be handed in to the referee. That hasn’t changed. But we could sign on a new player, as long as it was not a transfer, just before the kick-off provided the referee witnessed the signatures of player and the club representative, usually our secretary.

It was up to the home club to supply all the information, like it is today. As most of our away trips involved going through Leeds past the Quarry Hill Flats (the West Yorkshire Playhouse is there now) we stopped and bought about twenty copies of the “Green Post” from a little kiosk near to where the City Bus Station is now.

During the second half of a home firstteam match a man selling the Yorkshire Evening Post (it was a proper evening paper then) came round and we bought a copy just to read the half-time scores from the Football League in the ‘stop press’ column at the bottom of the front page. If we were losing, the mood was lifted slightly if Leeds United were winning. At twenty past four it was amazing how many copies were sold, considering we would hear the final scores on “Sports Report” about forty minutes later.

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Half Time Quiz A FEW FOOTBALL QUESTIONS TO WHILE AWAY THE INTERVAL 1. Which was the first club still in existence today to win the FA Cup? 2. Who was England goalkeeper in the disastrous 2-0 World Cup defeat against Norway in 1992 which paved the way to the home commentator’s famous after-match celebration speech?

3. Which team lost the first FA Cup Final at the original Wembley Stadium and went on to lose the last at the Millennium Stadium?

4. ‘Three points for a win’ was introduced into the Football League in which year?

5. Which teams played in the first FA Premier League match to be shown live on satellite television?

6. Which three clubs were founder members of the Football League in 1888 and founder members of the FA Premier League in 1992?

7. Who was the top goal-scorer at Euro ’96?

8. Who did Howard Wilkinson follow as manager of Leeds United?

9. Which four players started games for England in the 1966 World Cup finals but didn’t play in the final itself?

10. Which Football League club are known as the Saddlers?

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