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Contents

CLUB OFFICIALS Chairman

NIGEL CORNER Treasurer

CHRIS PARKES

The Editor’s Wider View 5 Harrogate Railway Clubhouse 11 2014/15 League Table 14 2014/15 Results 15 Mossley Match Report 16 Farsley Celtic’s History 22

Club Secretary

ANN KIRK

Football Secretary

DAVID SHEPHERD Committee

GARY JOHNSON SIMON MERCER ALAN SMITH BEN DRURY CHRIS WATT Media/Press Officer

MARK P DOHERTY HAL BOXHALL-DOCKREE Clubhouse Manager

TERI BUSSEY GARY JOHNSON

FIRST TEAM Manager

LEE ASHFORTH Assistant Manager

SIMON WOOD MARTIN POWELL Director of Football

STEVE GRIME Physio

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Programmes, Numbers and Games Hello and welcome to the latest edition of The Wider View, Harrogate Railway’s online version of our match-day programme.

Having visited almost every Evo-Stik NPL D1N ground this season, I have read some excellent programmes and seen some not so great.

While a programme may not be important to some, I believe it is a reflection of the football club, which is why at Railway we try to make our online and physical copies as good as possible.

Today we welcome our Yorkshire rivals Farsley Celtic to Station View, who were coming to the end of a fantastic winning run the last time we played them.

No one expected us to get anything from that game, but we led 1-0 and possibly should have had the chance to make it two from the spot before Farsley showed their class and scored three great goals.

That has been the story in many of our matches this season and is a big reason why

we currently find ourselves in the bottom two.

This season I have had the pleasure of attending all but two Railway matches (including pre-season) and, having seen over 40 players pull on the red shirt, I am convinced that at this moment the squad is the strongest it has been all season and that we have the ability to get out of trouble.

I have been involved with clubs going for promotion and winning is a great habit to get into, but when the odds are against you and people expect you to lose the wins certainly feel more special!

I am certain that Ash will guide our talented young team to a few more memorable wins this season and that will get us over the line and ready to build for next season.

Let’s hope one of those wins is today.

Enjoy the game.

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2015/16 EVO-STIK LEAGUE ONE NORTH FIXTURES

2015

2016

August

Sat 15 Tue 18 Sat 22 Mon 24 Sat 29

1-1 1-1 3-1 0-6 0-0

D D L L D

Droylsden Spennymoor Town Brighouse Town Scarborough Athletic Spennymoor Town

H A A H H

2-0 4-1 2-0 6-0 3-2 2-1 2-4

L W W L L L L

Spennymoor Town Radcliffe Borough Mossley Trafford

Burscough Ossett Albion Glossop North End

A H H A A A H

EMIRATES FA CUP REPLAY

1-0 4-1 6-3 0-1 2-2 1-1 3-0

L W L L D D L

Mossley Glasshoughton Welfare Warrington Town Northwich Victoria Scarborough Athletic Brighouse Town Clitheroe

A H A H A H A

FA TROPHY PRELIM WRCC EMIRATES FA CUP 3Q

2-3 W 2-3 L 1-3 L Postponed Abandoned

Droylsden Stocksbridge Park Steels Kendal Town New Mills Ossett Town

A H H A H

EMIRATES FA CUP 1 INTEGRO LEAGUE CUP 1

Postponed Postponed 1-3 L Postponed Postponed

Kendal Town Trafford Ossett Albion Farsley Celtic Clitheroe

A H H A H

5-0 L 1-0 L 3-1 L 0-0 D Postponed

Witton Albion Lancaster City Farsley Celtic Radcliffe Borough Burscough

A A A A H

Tue 2 Sat 6 Sat 13 Mon 15 Sat 20 Tue 23 Sat 27 Mon 29

5-0 L Postponed 5-1 L 0-4 L 1-2 L 0-3 W 1-1 D 0-7 L

Bamber Bridge Warrington Town Glossop North End Spennymoor Town Bamber Bridge New Mills Northwich Victoria Warrington Town

A H A H H A A H

Sat 5 Mon 7 Sat 12 Sat 19 Mon 21 Sat 26 Mon 28

4-2 2-2 1-3 1-3 1-2 5-3

Prescot Cables Witton Albion Lancaster City Clitheroe Burscough Mossley Farsley Celtic

A H H H H A H

Ossett Town Prescot Cables New Mills Trafford Ossett Town Kendal Town

A H H H H H

September

Tue 1 Sat 5 Mon 7 Sat 12 Sat 19 Sat 26 Mon 28

October

Sat 3 Mon 5 Sat 10 Sat 17 Tue 20 Sat 24 Sat 31

November

Sat 7 Mon 9 Sat 14 Sat 21 Sat 28

December

Sat 5 Sat 12 Sat 19 Sat 26 Mon 28

January

Sat 2 Sat 9 Tue 19 Sat 23 Sat 30

February

March

April

May

Sat 2 Mon 4 Sat 9 Sat 16 Mon 18 Sat 23 Sat 21 Sun 22

L D L L L L

EMIRATES FA CUP PRELIM

EMIRATES FA CUP 4Q

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HD

HL

AW

AD

AL

W

D

L

F

A

Diff

Pts

Adj

15

2

1

13

2

3

28

4

4

102

30

72

88

0

Spennymoor Town

35

12

4

2

11

5

1

23

9

3

93

25

68

78

0

Glossop North End

35

13

3

2

7

5

5

20

8

7

65

33

32

68

0

Northwich Victoria

34

12

2

2

11

3

4

23

5

6

83

33

50

65

-9

Clitheroe

34

11

1

5

9

2

6

20

3

11

80

63

17

63

0

Burscough

35

10

2

6

9

2

6

19

4

12

58

43

15

61

0

Lancaster City

36

10

5

4

5

8

4

15

13

8

65

51

14

58

0

Trafford

36

10

4

5

6

3

8

16

7

13

66

45

21

55

0

Ossett Albion

36

9

2

7

8

1

9

17

3

16

47

55

-8

54

0

Mossley

34

10

2

4

6

3

9

16

5

13

67

56

11

53

0

Farsley Celtic

36

10

2

7

5

5

7

15

7

14

70

42

28

52

0

Witton Albion

36

8

3

7

7

3

8

15

6

15

70

59

11

51

0

Brighouse Town

35

9

3

5

5

5

8

14

8

13

63

59

4

50

0

Bamber Bridge

33

7

7

3

6

3

7

13

10

10

59

45

14

49

0

Prescot Cables

35

7

3

8

5

3

9

12

6

17

59

79

-20

42

0

Kendal Town

34

5

4

7

5

5

8

10

9

15

50

69

-19

39

0

Scarborough Athletic

35

6

3

10

4

3

9

10

6

19

35

52

-17

36

0

Radcliffe Borough

35

4

5

7

5

0

14

9

5

21

41

62

-21

32

0

Droylsden

34

6

2

8

3

3

12

9

5

20

56

116

-60

32

0

Ossett Town

33

2

6

9

4

0

12

6

6

21

35

83

-48

24

0

Harrogate Railway Athletic

35

2

3

11

2

4

13

4

7

24

42

100

-58

19

0

New Mills

34

0

1

16

0

1

16

0

2

32

21

127

-106

2

0

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2014/15 First Division North League Table

Home

14

Away

All

Goals

#

Team

Pd

W

D

L

W

D

L

W

D

L

F

A

Diff

Pts

Adj

1.

Salford City

42

17

2

2

13

3

5

30

5

7

92

42

50

95

0

2.

Darlington 1883

42

16

3

2

12

4

5

28

7

7

99

37

62

91

0

3.

Bamber Bridge

42

14

3

4

11

5

5

25

8

9

88

58

30

83

0

4.

Northwich Victoria

42

12

5

4

13

2

6

25

7

10

75

39

36

82

0

5.

Spennymoor Town

42

13

5

3

9

6

6

22

11

9

76

45

31

77

0

6.

Scarborough Athletic

42

14

1

6

9

5

7

23

6

13

80

61

19

75

0

7.

Mossley

42

12

2

7

11

4

6

23

6

13

79

63

16

75

0

8.

Harrogate Railway Athletic

42

11

5

5

8

5

8

19

10

13

85

75

10

67

0

9.

Warrington Town

42

10

5

6

9

3

9

19

8

15

65

55

10

65

0

10.

Droylsden

42

13

2

6

7

1

13

20

3

19

98

84

14

63

0

11.

Lancaster City

42

10

3

8

8

5

8

18

8

16

65

53

12

62

0

12.

Farsley AFC

42

12

5

4

6

2

13

18

7

17

73

64

9

61

0

13.

Clitheroe

42

8

7

6

6

3

12

14

10

18

73

81

-8

52

0

14.

Brighouse Town

42

9

3

9

5

6

10

14

9

19

64

81

-17

51

0

15.

Burscough

42

6

5

10

6

7

8

12

12

18

62

73

-11

48

0

16.

Kendal Town

42

8

5

8

4

5

12

12

10

20

81

92

-11

46

0

17.

Ossett Albion

42

8

3

10

5

4

12

13

7

22

49

72

-23

43

-3

18.

Ossett Town

42

9

2

10

3

4

14

12

6

24

48

83

-35

42

0

19.

Radcliffe Borough

42

6

7

8

2

4

15

8

11

23

49

91

-42

35

0

20.

Prescot Cables

42

5

9

7

2

3

16

7

12

23

47

86

-39

33

0

21.

New Mills

42

3

3

15

3

4

14

6

7

29

56

107

-51

25

0

22.

Padiham

42

4

3

14

2

3

16

6

6

30

50

112

-62

24

0

2014/15 Results Date

Opponents

H/A

L/W/D

Score

Kick Off

Competition

21-Aug

Scarborough

A

L

3-2

19:45

League

16-Aug 23-Aug 30-Aug 30-Aug 06-Sep 08-Sep 13-Sep 20-Sep 22-Sep 27-Sep 01-Oct 04-Oct 07-Oct 11-Oct

14-Oct 18-Oct 25-Oct 28-Oct

01-Nov 03-Nov 08-Nov 15-Nov 22-Nov 24-Nov 29-Nov 01-Dec 06-Dec 13-Dec 20-Dec 26-Dec 28-Dec 01-Jan 03-Jan 10-Jan 24-Jan 19-Jan

07-Feb 10-Feb 14-Feb 23-Feb 28-Feb

07-Mar 14-Mar 21-Mar 04-Apr 06-Apr 11-Apr

14-Apr 18-Apr 25-Apr

Mossley

Droylsden

Farsley AFC

Garforth Town Burscough Clitheroe Clitheroe

Prescot Cables Brighouse

Colwyn Bay

Darlington 1883

Warrington Town Ossett Albion Kendal Town

Bamber Bridge

Spennymoor Town Droylsden Clitheroe

Brighouse

Scarborough

Radcliffe Boro Salford City

Ossett Town Goole

Northwich Victoria Frickley Athletic Lancaster City New Mills Brighouse

Spennymoor Town Salford City

Farsley AFC

Ossett Albion

Warrington Town Bamber Bridge

Spennymoor Town Padiham

Ramsbotom Utd Darlington 1883 Prescot Cables New Mills

Ossett Town Padiham

Kendal Town Burscough

Spennymoor Town Radcliffe Boro Mossley

Northwich Victoria Lancaster City

H A H A A H H A H A A H A A H H H A H H A A H H H H A H A H H A H A A H A A H H A A H H H A H A A H

D L L

W W W W D L L L L

W L

D L

W L

D

W L

W W W W W W W W D

W L

W D

W W D L L L

W L

W D

W W L

D D

W

5-5 6-1 2-4 1-2 1-3 1-0 3-1 2-2 1-2 3-2 7-1 1-2 2-3 4-3 1-1 2-3 4-3 2-1 1-1 3-0 4-3 1-4 4-0 2-1 2-1 7-1 0-1 3-0 1-4 1-1 1-0 4-2 2-1 0-0 1-2 5-1 1-1 3-1 1-5 1-2 1-2 3-1 2-0 0-0 4-0 1-3 0-1 2-2 2-2 3-0

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FA Cup League League

FA Cup League

WRCFA Cup FA Cup League League Leagur

League League

FA Trophy League League League League League League League

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Mossley Match Report

Three injury-time goals give Mossley an unlikely win at Seel Park on a storm affected afternoon and shocks Harrogate Railway Harrogate Railway conceded three goals in second half stoppage time after looking like they would claim all three points from their trip to Seel Park.

on to a memorable win as the rain cannoned down only for substitute Doug Carroll to curl one into the far corner one minute into time added on.

Chris Ovington gave Railway a 19th minute lead only for Tom Pratt to level before the break and put the home side ahead just two minutes after the re-start.

Three minutes later the substitute found the net again to complete The Lilywhites remarkable comeback as Pratt completed his hat-trick eight minutes after 90 minutes were up.

Seven minutes later Ovington struck again to tie it up before substitute Paul Beesley found the bottom corner in the 69th minute to give Lee Ashforth’s men a late lead.

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The visitors looked to be holding

Ashforth made one change from Monday night’s narrow defeat to Burscough, replacing Luca Mellor with fit again Lawrance Hunter.

Ovington had the afternoon’s first shot on target, forcing Liam Flynn

into a low save after good work from Amar Purewal on the left.

It was then the turn of Chandler Hallwood to guard his net as the young stopper sprung to his top corner to keep out Andy Keogh’s glancing header.

Ovington then finished off an incisive Railway move as Nathan Curtis slid the ball into the path of Charlie Clamp who picked out the former Ossett Town man for his third Railway goal.

After going behind, Mossley put pressure on Railway’s defence looking for an equaliser but were met by Hallwood’s diving save

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Mossley 5-3 Harrogate Railway from Pratt’s finish and Alex Low’s goal line clearance moments later.

The equaliser eventually came in the 32nd minute when Pratt was released by Mike Fish behind the defence and kept his composure to beat Hallwood.

In the closing stages of the half Ovington bent a free kick fractionally past the far post, while Hallwood again had to be thanked for keeping Rail level as he stopped Pratt’s powerful volley.

Two minutes after the re-start and the impressive Pratt was again put through by Fish and again remained calm to finish the move.

Ovington soon got Railway level though, after Harry Coates had driven towards goal and picked out the unmarked Ovington inside the area, the winger lifted the ball high into the back of the net for his second of the afternoon.

Ashforth then opted to replace Purewal with Beesley, and the dual registered Harrogate Town man soon repaid the faith of his

manager, expertly picking out the far corner when given space in the box.

undone on the counter attack as Pratt again sprung the offside trap and finished well.

The weather then took a turn for the worse as torrential rain hammered down on the surface, though that didn’t stop Clamp racing onto Beesley’s knock down and shooting over.

Harrogate Railway: Hallwood, Parkes, Hunter, Low, Lovegreen, Thirkell, Clamp, Coates, Purewal (Beesley 64), Ovington (Bromley 80), Curtis

For the remaining 20 minutes of normal time Railway held firm with Simon Parkes in particular breaking up Mossley attacks with well timed tackles.

With the referee signalling five additional minutes, Carroll attacked down Railway’s right before picking out the far corner with an in-swinging cross/shot to tie it up.

Just as Railway were coming to terms with having to settle for a point, it was torn away from them as Carroll was quickest to react when Hallwood parried a skidding shot.

Rail piled men forward in a desperate attempt to salvage something from the game but were

Subs not used: Peers, Mellor, Youhill Goals: Ovington 19, 54, Beesley 69 Mossley: Flynn, Henson, McDonnell (Carroll 75), Thomas, Dean, McGonigle, Bennett, Fish (Robinson 65), Keough, Short (Abadaki 75), Pratt Subs not used: Baker, Warburton Goals: Pratt 32, 47, 90+8 Carroll 90+1, 90+4 Booked: Henson Referee: P Ince

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Harry fights for the ball...

Farsley Celtic’s History

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The current football club was formed in June 2010 from the embers of Farsley Celtic F.C which entered Administration in June 2009 whilst in the Blue Square North and which failed to fulfil its fixtures eventually being expelled from that league early in 2010.

A First Round FA Cup tie against Tranmere Rovers at Leeds United’s Elland Road ground in 1974 proved to be the highlight of the decade, and the 11,000 crowd that saw the Celts lose 2-0 to a Steve Coppell inspired Rovers is still the largest crowd in the club’s history.

The old Farsley club (the name Celtic being added later) initially competed in the Leeds Amateur leagues and played its first game at the current site in 1948.

As the Yorkshire and Midland leagues merged in 1982, Farsley began in Division One North.

Throughout the 1950’s and 60’s Celtic established themselves in the Yorkshire Leagues, being crowned champions in 1959-60 and 1968-69, although failing to be promoted as a result of ground regulations.

By the mid 80’s the club was invited into the Northern Premier League.

After a few largely uninspiring seasons, the new decade brought unparalleled success.

In 2004-05 under the inspired

management of Lee Sinnott, the team won the Unibond League Premier Division only to have points deducted as the result of Spennymoor Town going out of business and its results being expunged.

The reduction in points resulted in the Celts securing only a play-off place, losing controversially on penalties against Workington in the final.

Promotion was secured the following season after a playoff final victory against North Ferriby and in the following season, the club’s first in the Conference North, they reached the first round of the FA Cup losing in a replay to MK Dons as well as securing promoContinued on page 27

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tion to the Conference National following a memorable evening at the Pirelli Stadium in Burton Upon Trent, when Simeon Bambrook’s last minute penalty saw the Celts beat Hinkley United 4-3.

A single season of Conference National football resulted in relegation to the Conference North.

On-going financial difficulties saw the Administrators appointed in June 2009 with the club’s results expunged in March 2010 when the Administrator prohibited the club from fulfilling its fixtures.

The re-formed club were placed in the NCEL Premier Division for their first season which turned out to be highly successful with a league and cup double recorded.

Many of the former players remained loyal to the club and top spot was held for much of the season, with the title confirmed on the penultimate weekend of the season.

The club also reached two cup finals, the NCEL Presidents Cup, in which Tadcaster won but the season ended on a positive note with the League Cup being lifted

despite Farsley having to play the majority of the final with 10 men.

The 2011/12 season was almost as successful, with a top five spot being secured ensuring qualification for the play-offs.

Unfortunately, the semi-final opponents were Witton Albion who won 3-0 and deservedly booked a place in the final, going onto win promotion after defeating Curzon Ashton in the final.

The following league season didn’t quite go to plan with a disastrous run in the closing months, saw Neil Parsley’s side go without a win in the final eight games.

Inconsistent form before this point had all but put an end to the club’s play-off chase and a 14th place finish was all that could be mustered.

eight.

Last season saw Farsley finish in mid table in twelfth position, after being as high as second place in late November.

Despite a poor run of form after Christmas the side made it through to the Final of the Doodson Sport Cup against Warrington Town at Edgeley Park.

Despite a goalless score line at full time Farsley eventually lost out on penalties.

The game proved to be the last for the club as Farsley AFC as they they had their original name reinstated through the close season.

On May 19th 2015 the club were officially known as Farsley Celtic FC once again.

On a positive note, Farsley reached the quarter-finals of the Doodson Sports Cup. After beating Ossett Albion and Clitheroe, Farsley beat Premier Division opposition Whitby Town and Worksop Town before bowing out to Matlock Town in the final

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Chanlder tips the ball over the crossbar during the Mossley game

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01 Chandler HALLWOOD 02 Harry COATES 03 Charlie CLAMP 04 Nathan CURTIS 05 Simon PARKES 06 Dan THIRKELL 07 Matty LOVEGREEN 08 Amar PUREWAL 09 Luca MELLOR 10 Chris OVINGTON 11 Alex LOW

01 Tom TAYLOR 02 Aaron HARDY 03 Josh GRANT 04 Chris HOWARTH 05 Lewis SUGDEN 06 Paddy MILLER 07 Lewis NIGHTINGALE 08 Ross DALY 09 Leon OSBORNE 10 Aiden SAVORY 11 Jordan DEACEY

12 Danny DEVINE 14 Will PEERS 15 Paul BEESLEY 16 George MASON 17 Steve BROMLEY

12 Daniel BUNCH 14 Robbie O’BRIEN 15 Paul WALKER 16 Lee CONNOR 17 Jake LOFTHOUSE

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