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ROB NORTHFIELD Treasurer

CHRIS PARKES Club Secretary

ANN KIRK

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LEE’S VIEW Lee looks at the results and league

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MATCH REPORT

A bad pun about Norton and Stars

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Half Time Quiz: Can you get ten out of ten?

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LEE’S VIEW Welcome back to Station View, A warm welcome to Staveley and everyone associated with the club for today’s NCEL Premier League fixture.

Its been a very interesting week for us as a club, a great win in the FA Cup at home against Norton followed by the same scoreline in the league away against Athersley who have started the season well.

Both games ended 3-1 in our favour and although I thought we had a 20 minute spell against Norton when they could have equalised I think we dominated both games and deserved to win the fixtures.

We are now playing well and creating chances but at football we always need to be wary and keep the performances at a premium to avoid disappointment.

The way we are playing at the moment is creating a massive positive attitude around the club and after the doom and gloom of last season it is more than welcome.

We have a feel now that we can win football matches and enjoy ourselves in the process, and I am loving the way things are going with the squad at the moment.

Today we have Staveley who have not got off to the best of starts but no game in this league is easy and we cannot take the three points for granted, I look at the league and now only two teams have maximum points, Bottesford and Albion Sports and that shows that its going to be a league with strange results, certainly in mid-week encounters when players struggle to get out of work for the journeys to away fixtures.

I think so far we have played an exciting brand of football and I hope you are enjoying it more than last year, Enjoy the game I know I will,

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NASA Watch Shooting Stars It was the Emirates FA Cup preliminary round at Station View on Saturday and by 5pm Railway were through but they were made to work really hard for the victory.

Harrogate Railway were back in FA Cup Action just ten days after seeing off Albion Sports in the Extra Preliminary round replay.

to the good – but that was not to be.

Norton continued pushing forward and were rewarded on 45 minutes when the excellent James Wilson curled a ball into the box and it eluded everyone to nestle just inside the far post.

Railway started well, passing the ball around with ease, retaining possession and took an early lead.

Good play on Railway’s left saw the ball reach the impressive Harry Brown, who then played a one-two with Dan Barrett before shooting and beating Phillip Pentony at full stretch in the Norton goal.

On the restart, the referee only had time to blow the whistle and signify the first half was over, the sides going in all square.

The second half saw Norton continue to attack, looking to take the fight to Railway.

It had taken only six minutes for Harrogate Railway to earn a 1-0 lead.

The game became stretched as the play went from end to end, with the visitors unlucky not to take the lead when confusion in the Railway penalty box and an inability to clear the danger saw a shot thunder off the underside of the Railway bar – when Norton looked certain to score.

As the first half progressed, Railway seemingly took their foot off the gas, allowing Norton to get into the game and grow in confidence.

Twice during the first half, the ever-impressive Jake Lofthouse was forced into making impressive saves.

Harrogate Railway responded, Jordan Hendrie going close to re-establishing The Rail’s lead. It was turning into a real cup-tie.

The best of the saves saw Jake dive full length to his right to push James Wilson’s goal-bound shot around the post.

Railway were seeing more of the ball and happy to hit Norton on the counter attack.

Having soaked up quite a bit of pressure, Railway could have been excused for thinking that they would be going in at halftime a goal

Then came the decisive moment in

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the game.

Simon Parkes picked up possession on Railway’s right and played a great ball into space for Ryan Sharrocks to run onto.

Ryan looked up and saw Pentony rushing out to the edge of his box and trying to close down the danger.

Forget Will Grigg - Sharrocks has been on fire recently and he certainly terrified

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the Norton defense as he calmly lifted the ball over the advancing ‘keeper and everyone turned to watch the it drop into the empty net.

Simply a brilliant finish.

56 minutes gone and Railway were 2-1 up.

Norton weren’t finished and turned up the heat on the Railway goal, fashioning a number of half-chances to get back on level terms and force a replay.

Railway again seemed content to sit back and soak up the pressure, trying to hit The Ancients on the break.

To be fair, there was also an element of not being able to break out of defense as the visitors were determined to get a second goal.

With less than ten minutes left on the clock, there were a couple of goalmouth scrambles, which Railway managed to clear and relieve some of the growing pressure.

It was left until the third minute of injury time before Railway could breathe a sigh of relief.

Brandon Deane who had come on for the industrious Dan Barrett, timed his run perfectly to stay onside. He collected the through-ball and ran in on goal with only Phillip Pentony to beat.

The goalkeeper ran out to try and narrow the angle but Brandon coolly slotted home his second in as many games to settle the tie and set up a meeting with Consett at Station View in the next round of the FA Cup in two weeks time.

(Above) Dan Barrett runs onto the ball and sets up another attack in the first half

Harrogate Railway: Jake Lofthouse, Simon Parkes, Greg Kidd, Danny Stimpson, Alex Low, Harry Brown, Ryan Sharrocks, Gregg Porter, Dan Barrett, Stephen Bromley, Jordan Hendrie Substitutes: Charlie Clamp, Brandon Deane, Bradley Sharrocks, Jonathon Richards, George Mason, Luke Hirst

Norton & Stockton Ancients: Phillip Pentony, James Marley, Lewis Walton, David Mitchell, Grant Hickman, Liam Browne, Glen Donaldon, Ryan Braithwaite, Nicky Martin, James Wilson, Phillip Calby Substitutes: Marcus Laing, Dale Elgie, Jamie Tunstall, Daniel Wheeler, Tyler Scaith, Lewis Rees, Nathan Stephenson

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Goals: Harry Brown (Harrogate Railway) 6 minutes; James Wilson (Norton & Stockton) 44 minutes; Ryan Sharrocks (Harrogate Railway) 56 minutes; Brandon Deane (Harrogate Railway) 90 minutes.

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INTRODUCING STAVELEY MINERS WELFARE

The beautiful game has been played in Staveley for well over a hundred years and in 1883 a Staveley side beat Sheffield Wednesday 3-1 in the F.A Cup.

ern Counties East Division One in 1997, and finished runners-up, and claimed their place in the Premier Division, joining the likes of Buxton and Sheffield.

In 1962 at nearby Barrow Hill under the name, Nag’s Head FC, a Sunday side was formed, playing friendlies for three years before being accepted into the Mansfield League.

They also picked up their first piece of Northern Counties silverware, when winning the Wilkinson Sword Trophy, beating Harrogate Railway 8-3 on aggregate.

In 1968 they transferred to the Chesterfield League, before a Saturday side was formed in 1989 at their current home of Inkersall Road, finishing runners-up in the Chesterfield Amateur League, and winning the Byron Cup. In 1991 the club moved up to the Sheffield County Senior League and winning Division Three, then Division Two in consecutive seasons.

Staveley by passed Division One and were welcomed into the Central Midlands League in 1993, finishing 4th, 12th, 5th and 3rd and, after passing the necessary ground grading requirements, continued their rise up the pyramid by being accepted into the North-

In 2000/01 season Staveley MW suffered the first relegation in their short history after finishing bottom, 67 points behind Champions BriggTown, and then followed another disastrous season, finishing 2nd bottom of Division One, but surviving their status by re-election.

Following a terrible run until Christmas with just one league victory and despite winning their last three away games the club still finished bottom of Division One, but were again duly re-elected.

In 2003/04 the club finished 3rd bottom that year avoiding relegation somewhat fortuitously by re-election in the final minute of the season.

Things improved in 2004/05 with a creditable 9th place finish and in 2005/2006 and 2006/2007 finishes of 10th and 6th respectively were achieved.

In May 2007 it was reported that the clubs football committee had resigned on mass and the club was ready to fold before Terry Damms who was appointed as Chairman and his team of helpers, rushed through a rescue package to save the club from extinction in early June.

In the last 9-years the club has undergone a remarkable change.

The Chairman spearheaded the joining of Handley Wood Juniors Football Club in to the structure of Staveley MWFC.

This was the huge piece to the Staveley ethos jigsaw and a great deal of hard work has gone in to securing a 25-year lease for the kids just down the road on Chantry Park where they can enjoy their football within a secure and pleasant surroundings.

The club had strengthened its strategy of being a Community based club here for the benefit of the Community.

In 2010/2011 the club produced its best ever season with the first team having an array of youngsters in it winning the NCEL Division 1 Title, the reserves winning the Central Midlands Reserve league and the U19’s finishing runners up and winning the Minishield.

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All sorts of records were broken during that season with us having the NCEL Top Scorer Ryan Damms who netted 38 times and surpassed 100 goals for the club, a record number of consecutive and total clean sheets was achieved and a last 32 FA vase place was also achieved.

In 2011/2012 perhaps one of the clubs greatest achievements came when we came within a whisker of appearing in an FA Vase Final at Wembley eventually going out to the winners UTS Dunston by 3-2, a heart breaking experience if ever there was one.

In early 2013 the clubs main sponsorship was lost and with the same all but a handful of players and the manager also left the club.

The club finished mid-table.​ This was an exceptionally testing time for the club, but it’s strategy remained and from where it started, its youth ethos, the club dusted itself down and set about re-building its model.

The 2013/2014 season started with a fair expectation, but ill-discipline and a string of poor results and performances followed and a mid-table finish was achieved.

For the 2014/2015 season the club went on an 11 game winning streak, but that was followed by the club taking just 18 points from the last 20 league games and a 9th finish was achieved.

The U21 team however was starting to flourish and a top 3 finish and wining the HKLDFL Cup was a superb achievement.

The Chairman decided that new management and direction was needed in the Spring of 2015 and Brett

Marshall was appointed.

In the 2015/16 season we saw the first team finish 8th, its second best ever NCEL finish, the U21’s won the League and were runners up in the League Cup. The club is we believe in its best ever shape on and off the field which bring us to the off field facilities.

The Non-League Fan is a breed of its own, it is not all about watching success on the field.

Its about value for monies, it’s about getting good food and drinks in a comfortable environment and feeling “welcome.”

When managers and players are long gone, the ground and its fans won’t be.

Here, we have set about producing a stadium and facilities that are not just football biased.

Kids are allowed in for free but rarely do they want to watch all 90-minutes,

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they want to adventure, watch goals but also “mix and enjoy” and here we are providing a myriad of differing facilities for our community.

We have also set aside our Marquee as The Trojans Elderly & Disabled Seating Area” – that is to provide a little more comfort and we hope this will ensure that they can get to most games despite the cold and rain of the winter months.

In the Summer of 2015 a democratic vote on the clubs nickname produced “The Trojans” perhaps fitting towards the ethos of the club and its Chairman and helpers, all very much hard working for the benefit of others perhaps not as well as others.

It is about the Community, the families and kids of our Juniors Section. It is about creating sporting opportunities for the community of Staveley and wider afield.

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Today we welcome the directors, management, players, supporters and backroom staff of Staveley Miners Welfare.

These chairman’s notes will appear in each programme to update on my thoughts and the current situation at the club on and off the field.

It is a pleasure writing notes following a great win in our second round of the FA cup.

Mainly because the team spirit and camaraderie in

the clubhouse following the game was a delight to see.

During my last tenure as chairman at Harrogate Railway we reached the 2nd round proper of the FA cup winning, if my memory serves me right, eight games to get there.

Last week Emma and Gary

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said to me I must be a lucky omen for the club and I replied luck never comes into it - it is the hard work that we have seen on and of the pitch from every single person that is helping achieve good results.

Is it going to remain plain sailing? Certainly not!

Rob’s View Meet the chairman

Life just isn’t like that!

However I have always had a saying that has been close to my heart that has never let me down “if you do the right thing, the right thing happens”.

Our goal this year is not just to achieve targets on and off the field but to continue to build a club that brings everyone closer together.

The junior teams, the ladies team, the first team, the supporters, the backroom staff, the committee and the management.

We have a great opportunity to make things happen.

This week I have sent an email to all the committee members subject matter ‘Find a Reason’.

Therefore let’s all do that - find a reason to do something well rather than be negative and talk about why something can’t be done.

Finally (if I could be a little cheeky) I am taking on one of the greatest physical challenges of my life for the terminally sick children and their families at Martin

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Whether we have met or not if you could please go to https://www.justgiving. com/fundraising/stairchallenge and take a look and give even the smallest of amounts it would be most appreciated.

Enjoy the game and may the best team win.

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Handsworth Parramore NCEL Premier League 7:45pm Tuesday 30 August 2016

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ur next game is at Station View on Tuesday night, when we welcome Handsworth Parramore.

They are a relatively new team formed from two others - however, they will prove strong opponents and have shown how good they are in the couple of years that they have been in existence.

Tuesday night sees the completion of a tough month’s start to the competitive season and we will have played four games in the cup competitions and four in the league.

Progression in the FA Cup and League Cup, along with our first win in the NCEL Premier League since returning and some great performances, gives us great hope for September.

Here’s a little bit of information about our next opponents and we look forward to welcoming you back to Station View next week.

The club was formed after a merger between Handsworth F.C. and Worksop Parramore F.C..

Work began on the merger in 2013, with formation finalised in 2014.

The club took the league placing and ground of Worksop Parramore for its first season – playing in the Northern Counties East League Premier Division at Sandy Lane, Worksop, Nottinghamshire, with plans to return to Handsworth within three years.

They made their FA Cup and FA Vase debuts in their inaugural season.

Full name Handsworth Parramore FC Nickname(s) The Amber Parras Founded 2014 Ground Sandy Lane (Worksop, Nottinghamshire) Capacity 2,500 (200 seats) Chairman John Ward Manager Mick Godber League Northern Counties East League Premier Division 2015–16 Northern Counties East League Premier Division, 2nd Best League performance: 7th, Northern Counties East League Premier Division, 2014–15 Best FA Cup performance: Preliminary round, 2014–15 Best FA Vase performance: 1st Round, 2014/15 Record attendance: Sandy Lane - 347 v Worksop Town Northern Counties East League Premier Division, 2014–15

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