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The season is in full flow - league and cup This week, Harrogate Railway played Spennymoor Town for the second and third time this season. It is incredible how fate throws certain teams together in both the league and cup competitions and in such rapid succession. It can lead to epic struggles between clubs, where minor changes to personnel and tactics can mean big differences in the final result.
At the end of the three games, it has been difficult in video and audio interviews not to ask the same and it has to be said, obvious questions. Hopefully, we’ve asked the right questions and made a fair assessment of how the two teams performed in each of the games. Railway are still in the early stages of what could be described as a ‘three year plan’. Whenever a manager takes over a team, they often have multi-year strategies as to how they are going to be building a team around a certain way of playing, or personnel. Lee has been very honest in his interviews with us, trying to make sure that people don’t lose sight that a lot of the players are new to the club and will need time to get an understanding as to how each other play.
But off the pitch, it can also test the most resilient of press/media officers as to what they ask the players and managers before and after games.
The one thing he has said, is that there is talent in this young squad and however good they are now...just image what they will be like in a year or two.
So it has proved with Spennymoor. An early goal in the FA Cup replay changed a complete game-plan and meant that Railway had to try and adapt to survive in the competition. Ultimately, having put up a good fight, they fell just short.
He is right; there is some exciting potential out on the pitch and the season has plenty of promise. Give them time and let’s see where we are in December when the players have had a chance to get to know each others’ strengths.
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Harrogate Railway 0 Spennymoor Town 0 Harrogate Railway and Spennymoor Town drew 0-0 in a game of few chances on Saturday afternoon to take the FA Cup tie to a Tuesday night replay at Brewery Field. Jack Stockdill came closest to scoring for the hosts before Tom Goodwin was called into action multiple times in the second half, impressively denying Joseph Tait and Andrew Stephenson. Railway needed Lawrance Hunter’s 84th minute goal line clearance to secure a replay with Spennymoor, meaning the scheduled trip to Clitheroe is postponed. Lee Ashforth made four changes to his Railway side from Monday’s defeat to Scarborough and handed Nathanial Pells a debut in the heart of defence. In the first notable action, Hunter set Stephen Bromley in behind the Spennymoor defence, although just as the striker looked to have got the beating of his man, the covering defender brought him down with the referee adjudging Bromley to have committed a foul.
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Spennymoor Town Match Report After Andrew Stephenson shot high and wide at the Railway goal, Spennymoor produced their best chance of the half when Anthony Peacock’s cross was headed past the post by Liam Henderson. Railway almost took the lead after 34 minutes when Ryan Sharrocks clipped a ball into the path of Stockdill, who burst through the defence and fired at goal only for Daniel Lowson to get his torso in the way of the shot. Sharrocks continued to look lively on the right wing and almost found Bromley at the back post after his attempted square ball had been blocked, however the winger’s delivery was marginally too heavy. Railway’s best chance came four minutes before the break when Jordan Outerbridge lofted a ball over the visitors’ defence for Charlie Clamp to run on to, the midfielder opened his body up looking to stroke into the top right corner, but his attempt missed the target. Jason Ainsley’s men also had
chances before the break as James Risbrough volleyed wide of the left post and Tait missed the same post by a shorter distance deep iton first half stoppage time. Tait was then denied in the early stages of the second half as a deep ball was delivered from a corner and met with an acrobatic attempt that Goodwin did well to keep out. Spennymoor were enjoying a spell of pressure around the hour mark and Railway needed a couple of vital blocks from Hunter to prevent Goodwin being tested. Goodwin was needed a minute later, however, as the 19-yearold sprung to his left to turn Stephenson’s powerful shot round the post. Spennymoor’s number seven was in the thick of the action again with 20 minutes to go as he made a nuisance of himself to Railway’s back line, evading the challenge of Simon Parkes and hitting a bobbling ball wide.
Railway Earn a Replay Arguably Spennymoor’s biggest chance fell to Henderson, the man who had given his team a point when the two sides met 12 days ago, but the striker couldn’t find the net on this occasion as his close range header was too weak and caught comfortably. The defining moment in the contest came in the 84th minute as Hunter came to Railway’s rescue. Substitute Gavin Cogdon broke through the Railway back line and struck a low shot that clipped Goodwin and looked to be landing in the back of the net, only for Hunter to sprint back to the line and save a certain goal by heading over. Hunter burst up the left flank just minutes later and fired a ferocious effort towards goal to remind Spennymoor that Railway were still very much in the contest.
Railway’s new centre-back pairing of Alex Low and Pells held firm making a series of crucial blocks. The two sides will now meet for the third time this season on Tuesday night at Brewery Field to determine who goes on to host Blyth Spartans in the next round. Harrogate Railway: Goodwin, Parkes, Hunter, Pells, Thirkell, Low, Sharrocks, Stockdill (Ibrahimi 58), Bromley (Dhesi 56), Clamp, Outerbridge Subs not used: Kidd, Brown, Morris Spennymoor Town: Lowson, Griffiths, Mason, Dodds (Kerr 80), Tait, Risbrough, Stephenson, Henry, Henderson, Fisher (Cogdon), Peacock (Keitheley) Subs not used: Johnson, Robinson Referee: W. Grunnill
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Spennymoor Town 2 Harrogate Railway 0 Harrogate Railway were eliminated from the FA Cup on Tuesday night as Spennymoor Town ran out 2-0 winners in the Preliminary Round Replay. The two sides were facing each other for a third time in two weeks after drawing 1-1 in the league at Brewery Field and 0-0 at Station View on Saturday to force a replay. First half goals from Shane Henry and Nathan Fisher see Spennymoor go on to face NPL Premier Division outfit Blyth Spartans in the next round. Lee Ashforth made one change from Saturday’s draw; replacing Stephen Bromley with Vincent Dhesi in attack, while Spennymoor brought in Scott Kerr for Lewis Dodds. The Railway boss will have been disappointed to see his game plan go out the window just two minutes into 13
FA Cup Replay Match Report the contest, however, when Henry rose highest from a corner and headed the hosts into an early lead. Jason Ainsley’s Spennymoor had a chance to double their lead just two minutes later when Andrew Stephenson whipped in a cross behind the Railway defence, and out of Tom Goodwin’s reach, but Liam Henderson headed over. Railway gradually settled into the contest and had a few sights of goal themselves, first when Ryan Sharrocks muscled in on Jordan Outerbridge’s cross, but couldn’t get enough direction on the header, then when a neat passing move ended with Jack Stockdill’s attempt being blocked. It was Spennymoor who got the second goal of the game, as Fisher was played in down the right side of Railway’s defence and flashed a shot low and hard into the bottom left corner.
Thirkell snatched possession in an advanced midfield position and offloaded to Dhesi who ran at the Spennymoor defence before shooting into the goalkeeper’s arms. Tom Goodwin was then needed to make a save at the other end, getting down well to his left to deny Henderson who had breached the Railway backline. Both teams were playing some nice football on the deck, and it was Spennymoor’s neat onetouch passing on this occasion that lead to Henry shooting straight at Godwin from 25 yards. At the start of the second half, Spennymoor came close to grabbing a goal, as they had done in the opening minutes of the first, when a break down the right hand side ended with the ball bouncing back off the inside of Railway’s
post.
Railway went right up the other end and crafted an opening for themselves, however, when Outerbridge held the ball up well and teed up second half substitute Bromley to narrowly Railway almost grabbed an equal- shoot over. The former Darlington striker continued to look menacing and rolled a shot wide from just outside the Railway box after 27 minutes.
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Railway Exit the Cup Spennymoor goalkeeper Daniel Lowson then had to make a terrific save to deny Railway pulling a goal back in the 63rd minute. Sharrocks had rolled a pass across the edge of the box after a penetrative run at the Spennymoor left back, and when Thirkell got a shot away he had looked to have found the top left corner, only for Lowson to stretch out a hand and claw the ball away. It was then the turn of Goodwin to make a fantastic save as the 20-year-old tipped Henderson’s long range effort onto the bar at full stretch. In the final 20 minutes, Railway’s work rate seemed to be taking its toll and, despite a number of dangerous crosses being put in, Spennymoor’s defence was holding firm with the hosts looking to hit on the counter attack. Substitute Gavin Cogdon shot into the arms of Goodwin in the 82nd minute while Henderson had another attempt on goal which was off target.
There was no way back into the contest for Railway, although the visitors battled to the very end with Alex Low showing great alertness to further frustrate Henderson and clear the striker’s stoppage time header off the line. Harrogate Railway return to NPL Division One action on Saturday afternoon as Radcliffe Borough visit Station View. Harrogate Railway: Goodwin, Parkes (Brown 68), Hunter, Low, Thirkell, Pells, Sharrocks, Stockdill, Dhesi (Ibrahimi 68), Clamp (Bromley 45), Outerbridge Subs not used: Kidd, Wood Booked: Hunter, Thirkell Spennymoor Town: Lowson, Griffiths, Mason, Kerr (Dodds 68), Tait, Risbrough, Stephenson (Cogdon 57), Henry, Henderson, Fisher (Keithley 84), Peacock Subs not used: Robinson, Frost, Johnson, Moore Goals: Henry 2, Fisher 21 Booked: Stephenson Referee: T. Peart Attendance: 388
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2014/15 First Division North League Table
Home
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
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2014/15 Results Date
Opponents
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Score
Kick Off
Competition
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Scarborough
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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
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RADCLIFFE BOROUGH HISTORY The club was formed on 24 April 1949 at the Owd Tower Inn in Radcliffe by Jack Pickford, and became a member of the South East Lancashire Football League. After a short period in that league, the club joined the Manchester League before gaining access to the Lancashire Football Combination in 1963. In 1972, Radcliffe won the League Cup and finished third in the league. Two years later it was accepted into the Cheshire League, which subsequently became the North West Counties League. The first season again brought success when Radcliffe secured the Second Division championship in front of a record Stainton Park crowd of 1,468. After one season in the First Division, Radcliffe lifted the First Division championship in 1985 and made the step up into the newly formed Northern Premier League First Division in 1987. After many years of consolidation in the league, and at times, fighting against
relegation, the 1995–96 season saw an upturn in the club’s fortunes, both on and off the pitch. The club, for the first time in its history, reached the last 16 of the FA Trophy, narrowly losing to Football Conference side, Gateshead 2–1. Under previous manager Kevin Glendon who has been at the club since 1990, the playing side has gone from strength to strength. Kevin is renowned for producing young players and selling them on, in total he has made £80,000 in selling players. Radcliffe achieved its highest honour in the 1996– 1997 season, winning the Northern Premier League First Division title by 2 points ahead of local rivals Leigh RMI. Unfortunately, the club’s stay in the `top flight’ lasted only one season. Having sacrificed all its revenue on ground development, to allow it to be promoted, it found itself without the resources to invest in quality players to stay in the division.
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Radcliffe Borough History Each year since then, however, it has competed for promotion, finishing regularly in the top six. For the first time in its history the club reached the first round of the FA Cup in 2000, losing 1–4 to York City in a match played at Gigg Lane, the home of Bury, in front of a crowd of 2,495. Boro again missed out on promotion in the 2001–2002 season when after leading the division until February a poor run to the end of the season, meant that the club entered the newly formed play-offs losing to Bamber Bridge in the semi-final at Irongate.
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In the 2002–03 season Boro missed out on the championship by two points to Alfreton Town, and reached the 4th qualifying round of the FA Cup, losing to Chester City in front of 1,138 at Stainton Park. Promotion was finally won thanks to the play-offs by beating North Ferriby United in the semi-final and Chorley in the final at Stainton Park
winning 4–2 on penalties after Chorley scored two goals in the last 10 minutes to make it 2–2 and take the game into extra time. Boro’s Jody Banim got 46 goals in what was an unbelievable season for him. With Boro back in the Northern Premier League Premier Division and a place in the newly formed Conference North up for grabs, promotion was obviously the aim. By November Boro were as high as sixth thanks to the 22 goals of Jody Banim who set an English record by scoring in 14 consecutive games. Boro sold Banim to Conference promotion chasers Shrewsbury Town for a record fee of £20,000 in December 2003, and without his goals the club slid down the table eventually finishing 19th and into the relegation play-offs beating Whitby Town on penalties 8–7 in the quarter-finals, before bowing out to Burscough in the semi-finals at home. In 2004– 05 the club finished 9th in the Northern Premier League.
Radcliffe Borough History In 2004–05 Radcliffe narrowly avoided the playoffs due to the Spennymoor problem in which the team was liquidated 10 games from the end, but they could not follow this as in 2005–06 they narrowly avoided relegation on the last day as Steve Foster scored the goal that kept them in the Northern Premier League Premier Division at the expense of Bradford PA. The trend continued as, in April 2007, following the 4–0 loss to Ossett, Radcliffe lost their place in tier 3 of the NLS, being relegated to the new Northern Premier League Division One North. As of October 2014 Former chairman Bernard Manning jnr has given control of the football team to the supporters. The football team is run by a group of supporters to raise funds and continue operations on the playing side of the club.
The other aspects of the club such as the clubhouse will still remain under franchise and the New legends lounge and 3g pitches will still be ran by the football club with no funding going into the playing side. In January 2015 the club sacked manager Paul McGuire and was replaced by Bill Pendergast, on the Saturday boro beat Kendal 3-1 in a fine performance, the Saturday After boro lost 1-0 to Relegation rivals Ossett Albion and Bill Pendergast only manager for 2 weeks left the club hours before the Manchester Cup Semi Final citing difference in what they wanted to achieve and boro wanting to keep the club as a traditional non league club, boro appointed former Trafford, Ashton Utd and recently sacked Nantwich Boss Danny Johnson as manager, boro lost 3-2 against Curzon Ashton and went on to Secure saftey in the league.
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