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PAUL’S VIEW Looking at the game and team
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MATCH REPORT
When we visited Barton Town
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BRIDLINGTON TOWN
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Toolstation NCEL Premier League - 7:45pm Tuesday 27TH September 2016
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PAUL’S VIEW I would like to welcome Bridlington Town to Harrogate Railway for tonight’s match. As always I hope the game is entertaining and played in the right manner. This will be twice in two weeks Bridlington have visited the town of Harrogate for a game of football after narrowly getting beat in the second leg replay of a FA cup qualifier game against our local rivals Harrogate Town. To get a draw at home and so nearly a draw away at Harrogate Town tells me we are in for another difficult game. I will be speaking with people at Town before our game tonight to find some more about them. What I do already know is that the set up they have is a very good one, having played in a few games for Scarborough this season who play home games at Bridlington’s ground. The games are coming thick and fast. Already I’m starting to see individual players strengths and weaknesses along with the teams. It was great to get most of the lads on the training ground last Thursday to go through what I expect in terms of approach play and positional phases of play. The boys have taken on board my work-rate demands now we need to work on more complex tactics and style of play I want them to play. I would like to ask the fans to be positive and get behind the boys tonight, hopefully cheering us on to 3 points.
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Harrogate Railway Under New Management Barton Town Old Boys 2 Harrogate Railway 2 The Rail went to Barton Town Old Boys for the new Gaffa’s first game in charge.
With Ryan Sharrocks on the right and Brandon Deane on the left, the Rail started to penetrate and create a number of chances for themselves.
After the Official announcement that Paul Beesley was the new Manager of Harrogate Railway on Thursday evening he set about rebuilding a depleted and demoralised squad of players.
The best of the early chances fell to Paul Beesley, whose goal-bound shot from a cut back by Sharrocks was tipped around the post for a corner with an instinctive save by the Barton Stopper, Phil Jobson.
His first signing was Paul Beesley a great signing and one many teams at much higher levels would love to have made.
Beesley then went agonisingly close a second time, with a lofted header that everyone turned to watch go a fraction wide.
The only other signing was Harrogate Town academy player Lewis Riley. Paul is keen to strengthen the squad over the coming weeks.
The game was played at a good tempo from end to end with Barton getting the ball forward quickly in a very direct fashion.
Beesley oversaw a training/practice game at Station View on Thursday evening to see how he would fill the gaps left by the departures of Alex Low, Dan Stimpson, Michael Fargher and Marcus Day.
Both sides went in goalless at half time thinking there was something in the game for them. Second half and again Harrogate Railway came out sluggish and rode their luck at the back with Barton hitting a number of efforts high and wide.
Harrogate Railway started slowly. Jake Lofthouse had to have his wits about him during a number of early attacks to keep Railway on level terms.
A substitution for Railway saw Brandon Deane replaced by George Mason on 52 minutes.
Jordan Hendrie also cleared the ball off the goal line, to keep Railway on parity with their hosts.
Mason’s first contribution was to slide the ball through the Barton Town Defence for Ovington to control and dispatch into the net for
As the opening quarter of the game passed, Railway grew in confidence.
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Railway to take the lead. Harrogate Railway 1-0 up after 55 minutes.
Barrett was soon through on goal, but saw his effort beat both the keeper and the far post.
The Locomotives were buoyed by the goal and pushed forward to try and increase their lead.
Shortly after, a mix up between Barrett and Ovington saw a great chance disappear as neither were able to get a shot in on the Barton goal.
This enthusiasm left the Rail a little vulnerable at the back and Barton broke quickly after another attack by the Harrogate team.
With only a few minutes left on the clock, Harrogate Railway finally got their equalizer.
A long ball to the Barton right wing was controlled well and driven forward.
A corner to Railway wasn’t cleared by the home defence, the ball ricocheting around the box.
A pinpoint cross found Rob Petch, the Barton forward, who out jumped the Rail defenders and headed passed Jake Lofthouse to equalise. 1-1
It was player-manager Beesley who looked to have the final touch to give Harrogate Railway a deserved equaliser in the 89th minute.
This lifted Barton and within five minutes they were in front.
With three minutes of injury time to play, Railway went for the win and had two or three good chances to get all three points.
Another long ball was fumbled by the Railway defence with the ball falling nicely for Rob Petch who found himself one on one with Jake Lofthouse.
A strong finish by Harrogate Railway that saw their hosts hanging on, but time was against them and the referee blew the whistle to signify the end of the game and the teams shared the points.
Petch shot across the advancing Jake giving him no chance to save. 2-1 to the home side after 67 minutes. Railway made a change with Stephen Bromley going off and Dan Barrett coming on. With fresh legs, Railway fought their way back into the game.
A draw away from home in the first game under the new manager was a fair return.
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(Above) Lewis Riley jumps and wins a header (Left) Chris Ovington tries to get to the ball
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89th minute equaliser scored by Paul Beesley caps a brilliant first game as player/manager
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INTRODUCING BRIDLINGTON TOWN The club was founded in 1918 as Bridlington Central United after the First World War. The team joined the Driffield and District Minor League, soon joining the Driffield and District League. After several seasons of hard work, the team were promoted into the East Riding Amateur League, they won the championship five consecutive times during the 1950s. They also won the East Riding Senior Cup twice around this time. Yorkshire League The club changed their name to Bridlington Town F.C. in 1959 and moved into the Yorkshire League Division Two, during their first season in that league, they finished runners up and were promoted. In 1960–61 they reached the First Round proper of the FA Cup eventually losing out to Bishop Auckland who were very strong at the time. In the mid to late 1960s, Town built up a rivalry with fellow Bridlington side Bridlington Trinity. During the 1966–67 season in the Yorkshire League, Town won the championship while Trinity finished second. The following year it would be Trinity who took the title and Town finished in third. This rivalry continued until the early 1970s when Trinity became part of the Midland League.
Northern Counties East League In 1982 the club were one of the founder members of the Northern Counties East League after the Yorkshire and Midland Leagues were merged. They were put into Northern Counties East League Division One, here they stayed for four seasons. By 1986–87, they were promoted to the Northern Counties East League Premier Division, even though they only finished sixth. This was because several teams in the Premier Division had resigned in the close season. This gave Town the opportunity to ignite their old rivalry with Bridlington Trinity, for the first time since the early 1970s. During the first three seasons in the Premier Division, Town finished higher. With a third and a fourth place, while Trinity were in the bottom half. The 1989–90 season was the concluding showdown for the two clubs. Town were crowned champions, while Trinity ended the season a respectable fourth. This would prove to be the end of the rivalry as Trinity folded due to the termination of their groundshare with Bridlington Town. Unfortunately for Bridlington, they were unable to put Continued Page 15
Stephen Bromley is beaten to the ball by the Barton Town keeper
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the icing on the cake in their FA Vase final clash at Wembley with Yeading, they drew the game, but lost in the replay 1–0 at Elland Road.
Bridlington progressed steadily, gaining entry to the East Riding County League Division One, they won the league and cup double.
Cup and League success, before folding Ken Richardson had joined the club as President and was essential in helping the club with the necessary finance to develop their ground, in order to climb the football ladder. They added a new stand, clubhouse, turnstiles and floodlights.
After three seasons in the East Riding County League Premier Division, Town finished runners-up and applied for promotion back into the Northern Counties East League Division One. They were accepted and spent three seasons at this level; finishing fifth, and then fourth, before achieving promotion with a runners-up spot in 2001–02.
Town marched on to the Northern Premier League Division One. The 1992–93 season was the most successful in the club’s history, they finished as champions of the NPL Division One, and they finally took the FA Vase at Wembley, beating Tiverton Town 1–0. Alan Radford scored the only goal of the game.
Town made their mark in 2002–03, reaching the quarter-final of the FA Vase before going out to Brigg Town. And they also reached the Fourth Qualifying Round of the FA Cup, eventually losing to Conference National side Southport. Bridlington Town won the league that year, they were crowned champions with 20 points ahead of the runners-up.
The sunny spell would not last. Due to legalities, the team was forced to play their home games at Doncaster Rovers’ ground; Belle Vue. The club went into turmoil. They finished 21st in the Northern Premier League Premier Division and were deducted three points. Instead of going into Northern Premier League Division One, they folded.
Recent times The club were back in the Northern Premier League Division One and focused all their attention on it. Bridlington Town finished eleventh but were promoted back into the Northern Premier League Premier Division after the league was re-organised.
Return A local pub team The Greyhound, approached the lease-holders of Bridlington Town’s former stadium Queensgate, looking for it to become their base.
Amazingly in 10 years after they were forced to start again, the club had pulled themselves back up to the highest division they had been in. It took the original club 85 years to reach that level.
A deal was struck under the condition that the team would change their name to Bridlington Town AFC, essentially bringing the old club back to the town.
In 2007, it was announced that Bridlington Town would play in the inaugural season of the Northern Premier League Division One North.
The Greyhound club agreed and a new club crest was designed and a new motto “Pergere et Eniti”, which means “Onwards and Upwards”.
However a disastrous campaign followed, and they finished bottom of the division, and were relegated to the Northern Counties East League Premier Division. In 2012 The Seasiders won the East Riding Senior Cup, beating Hall Road Rangers (res) 9-2 in the final at the KC Stadium.
The club returned on 10 September 1994, and were put into the league where they had originally played during their formative years; the Driffield and District League, it was literally back to square one.
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Chairman Phil Woollias League NCEL Premier League 2015–16 NCEL Premier League, 12th Honours Northern Counties East Football League Cup Winners 2011–12, 2012–13
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