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Hello to everyone tuning in to our game against Crawley Town this evening. It’s probably an understatement to say that we have been unlucky to see our last two fixtures postponed! Ten days ago, our home game against Tranmere Rovers was called off on the Friday because the pitch simply wasn’t playable due to it being frozen; then on Saturday, heavy rain in Exeter meant that the players have had consecutive weekends without football. On the plus side, that has allowed us to do some extra work at the training ground and make an addition to the squad with the signing of Giles Coke, but I was keen for us to build on our performance at Newport. Although I was obviously disappointed to lose the game, I think it was the best we’ve played by some distance and, in truth, we dominated it. Newport have some good players and we didn’t see much of them because of the way we applied ourselves. Even before they had their player sent off, I thought we were totally dominant and looked a decent team. Unfortunately though they got an early goal in the second half and then defended very, very well - I have to give them credit for that. A mistake by us almost gave them a second, but other than that we dominated but found it difficult to create clear chances. Yes, their keeper made a good save and Stefan Payne had a decent chance but overall we didn’t quite have enough to break them down and get something from the game that the players deserved.

ALTHOUGH I WAS OBVIOUSLY DISAPPOINTED TO LOSE THE GAME, I THINK IT WAS THE BEST WE’VE PLAYED BY SOME DISTANCE AND, IN TRUTH, WE DOMINATED IT

I think seven players started the Newport game who weren’t with us at the beginning of January - plus three more on the bench. For me, the encouraging thing was that they didn’t look like a new group of players who were still getting to know each other. As much as I’d have rather have been in Michael Flynn’s position and have got the three points, there were still positives to take. I’ll be looking for us to build on those positives tonight against Crawley. However, their performances in the FA Cup this season alone prove what a dangerous side they can be. Keep supporting the lads and UTM, Paul Hurst

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MACCA CAPTAIN’S COLUMN:

Evening everyone.

It’s been some time since I last wrote my notes and a long time since we last played! The weather has not been kind to us and obviously Saturday was really disappointing because, as players, once you’ve travelled all that way, all you want to do is play. However, it’s out of our hands and we have to just crack on and make the best of it. The postponements have at least allowed us plenty of time on the training ground (albeit, limited, due to snow and waterlogging) and the travelling on Friday and Saturday gave us time to bond as a team as well. I normally do a quiz on overnight stays, to help to pass the time for the lads, but frustratingly the staff (mainly Dave and Greg) have always won. But on Friday night we had some new winners! So a special mention to Luke Hendrie, Joe Adams, Stefan Payne and also Joe Bunney who contributed at least one answer for that team!

THE POSTPONEMENTS HAVE AT LEAST ALLOWED US PLENTY OF TIME ON THE TRAINING GROUND... AND THE TRAVELLING ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY GAVE US TIME TO BOND AS A TEAM

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Paul Hurst made 10 additions to his squad during the transfer window. In this feature, we look at the players who joined on deadline day… and a few days after.

Joe Bunney

Six-foot-five-inch left-back Joe Bunney signed for Town on a deal until the end of the season. The 27-year-old was a free agent, after leaving Hartlepool United last month in order to pursue a career back in the EFL. Bunney made his name at Rochdale and helped the club secure promotion to League One in 2013-14. Over a six-year period, he made over 140 appearances scoring 17 goals for the club before spells with Northampton Town, Blackpool, Bolton Wanderers, Matlock Town and most recently Hartlepool United.

Lenell John-Lewis

Striker Lenell John-Lewis returned to Blundell Park on transfer deadline day, signing from Hereford United on an 18-month deal. The 31-year-old had scored 13 goals for The Bulls in the National League North this season prior to rejoining The Mariners. The Shop made over 100 appearances for Town between January 2013 and May 2015, scoring 30 goals. He’s also had spells with Newport County and Shrewsbury Town.

Jake Eastwood

Goalkeeper Jake Eastwood joins on loan from Premier League side Sheffield United until the end of the season. The six-footthree goalkeeper previously worked with Paul Hurst at Scunthorpe United last season. Eastwood spent the first half of the season on loan at Scottish Premiership side Kilmarnock but injury restricted him to just two appearances. Following a full recovery, Jake is now fit and ready to push skipper James McKeown for the number one jersey.

Joe Adams

Highly-rated midfielder Joe Adams joins on loan from Championship club Brentford for the rest of the season. The 19-year-old Welsh Under 21 international joined the Bees in July 2019 on a three-year deal after progressing through the ranks and impressing at Bury. Adams, who can also play as a wing back, has scored nine goals in 16 appearances for Brentford’s B team this season.

Julien Lamy

Winger Julien Lamy signed a deal until the end of the season shortly before our trip to Newport County. The 21-year-old began his career in his native France with Brest II and Plabennec before signing a one-year deal with Rotherham United in 2019. Lamy joined AFC Wimbledon on loan in January last year but only made two appearances before the season was concluded early.

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f we can avoid another postponement tonight, it’s likely that Lenell John-Lewis will make his second home debut for The Mariners.

The tireless frontman ended weeks of speculation when he re-signed for Town on deadline day, following a short but prolific spell with Hereford FC in the National League North. Prior to the 31-year-old signing an 18-month deal, it looked as though contractual reasons may prevent him from returning to Blundell Park. But the striker, affectionately known as ‘The Shop’, joined for his second spell just hours before the close of the transfer window. The former Lincoln City and Bury man, of course, played for us between January 2013 and May 2015. In that time, he featured in over 100 games and scored 30 goals; 20 of those coming in the 2014-15 campaign which ended in play-off heartache at the hands of Bristol Rovers. He joined Newport County in 2015 and although his time in South Wales was blighted by serious injury, he did play a part in securing The Exiles’ Football League status in 2016-17. John-Lewis teamed up with Paul Hurst at Shrewsbury Town in 2017 and featured 44 times as The Shrews narrowly missed out on promotion to the Championship. Another serious injury cut short his time at New Meadow and after almost 12 months on the sidelines, he signed for Hereford FC to play for his former Mariners teammate Josh Gowling in the National League North. Town fans know what to expect from John-Lewis. During his first spell, the striker often spearheaded The Mariners attack with grit, determination and lots of heart - attributes that Paul Hurst certainly looks for in his players. After notching 13 goals for The Bulls prior to return in February, The Shop is also in good form in front of goal. Let’s hope he can keep it up for the rest of the season.

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20 QUESTIONS LENELL JOHN-LEWIS

When were you born? London, 17th May 1989 Are you married? No Do you have kids? Yes Apart from football, what other sport do you like? Most What do you like to do in your spare time? Play golf What TV show are you watching at the moment? Homeland Which music or musician are you listening to a lot? Ghetts Best film you have watched recently? Da 5 Bloods Who would you like to play you in a film about your life? Jamie Foxx Career high point so far? Goal at Wembley Career low point so far? Losing at Wembley How would you sum up your time at your last club? I enjoyed it Who’s had the biggest influence on your career? Probably the gaffer What’s the best game you’ve played in? The play-off final Who’s the best player you’ve played with? Ben Godfrey Who’s the best player you’ve played against? Tim Cahill What’s the worst injury you’ve had in your career? ACL What is the best goal you’ve scored? Overhead kick outside the box in a friendly! Do you have a pre match routine or superstition? No Who’s your best friend in football? Kyle Bennett and Toto Nsiala

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ith the disappointment of two consecutive postponements, we welcome tonight’s opponents Crawley Town to Blundell Park for what will be another difficult game. A special warm welcome to ex Mariners Jake Hessenthaler and James Tilley who now play for the visitors, enjoy the evening but not too much! As mentioned in our last notes, we have our AGM coming up on Thursday March 4th on zoom starting at 6.30pm. If members would like to attend please email secretary@marinerstrust.co.uk or enquiries@marinerstrust.co.uk and we will send you log in details. Thank you for to those members who have already sent back their proxy votes for the four resolutions which are:

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For the last resolution we need 1/3 of our members to vote and so if you haven’t done so already please send your completed proxy form to enquiries@marinerstrust.co.uk or post to us at Blundell Park. To make it easy if you are happy to vote in favour of all four resolutions simply email with the following statement. “I would like the Chairman to act as my proxy and vote in favour of all four resolutions” As part of this process we will be electing board members and we now know that there will be eight candidates for six boards and so for the first time since formation we have a contested election. The election will be handled entirely independently by Geoff Bielby from Hull City supporters trust and we would like to take this opportunity to thank Geoff for his time and expertise in doing this for us. The process will be that Geoff will contact members with details of the candidates which will include a personal statement from each. He will also send a voting form to members on which they will select the six candidates they would like to sit on the Mariners Trust board. The six candidates with the most votes will be invited to join the board. Votes must be received by 3pm on March 4th for them to be counted. The eight candidates are: 1. Alan Rutter 2. Sandii Raithby 3. Ian Townsend 4. Hayley Carver-Smith 5. Kelly Billings 6. Chris Parker 7. Wayne Brightmore 8. Marc Reed If you are a member please spend a little bit of time reading the candidates statements and making your selections. The candidates are prepared to give up a considerable amount of time as volunteers and so the least they deserve is that members give them due consideration. Once selected, the next stage is that we will have a board meeting within a couple of weeks at which we will decide on roles and responsibilities. If you are not already a member or would like to re-join you can find details on our new membership system here: membermojo.co.uk/marinerstrust Enjoy the match and fingers crossed for three much needed points! The Mariners Trust Board

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Rotherham United U18s 0-1 Grimsby Town Under 18s The Mariners made a strong start in a well contested game, having plenty of spells of possession and coming close through Luis Adlard and Jamie Potts. Rotherham then started to turn the screw with a series of long throws, corners and free kicks putting the Town back line under pressure. However the young Mariners held firm until the break. Town began turning their possession into more chances in the second period. Aaron Braithwaite’s long-range effort was well saved, and Potts and Adlard both saw efforts go narrowly wide. Town eventually broke the deadlock after sharp interplay between Evan Khouri, Luis Adlard and Edwin Essel led to Harvey Tomlinson, who beat his man and was brought down in the box. Tomlinson himself stepped up and dispatched the spot kick to earn Town the three points. Town: Boyes, Blakeley, Khouri, Davey, Smaller, Goundry, Potts, Braithwaite, Essel (Stratton), Adlard, Tomlinson. Subs: Scott, Jacobs, Drinkell, Bramwell, Stratton.

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Huddersfield Town U18s 0-4 Grimsby Town U18s The Terriers started the game brightly, keeping possession well without really hurting Town. Neil Woods’ side then started to gain the upper hand through some sharp play; Owen Davey hit a snapshot which was well saved by the keeper before Josh Smaller smashed home from a free kick to open the scoring. Within a few minutes, Smaller got his second when he headed home a Braithwaite corner. Town went close again through Adlard and Tomlinson but the score remained 2-0 at the break. Huddersfield enjoyed some possession in the second half but they rarely tested The Mariners backline or forced any saves from Patrick Boyes. Town added a third when they pressed high, stole the ball and Adlard swept home. Town continued to press for a fourth goal and they were rewarded when substitute Harry Milner robbed the Huddersfield centre back and slid the ball past the keeper. Town: Boyes, Blakeley, Khouri, Davey, Smaller, Goundry, Potts (Scott), Braithwaite (Bramwell), Essel (Milner), Adlard, Tomlinson. Subs: Grist, Jacobs, Bramwell, Scott, Milner.

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Grimsby Town U18s 3-3 Lincoln City U18s Both sides started this Lincolnshire Derby well; Adlard was denied by the Imps’ keeper early on, and Boyes made a good stop from close range. Town who took the lead when Adlard’s through ball found Tomlinson who poked past the keeper after 20 minutes. The Imps responded immediately after some neat play around the box resulted in a penalty which was well dispatched. Before the break, Milner hit the bar for Town and Khouri saw a shot well saved by the keeper. In the second half, City took the lead after being awarded a second penalty and made it three after some fine individual play saw a curling shot nestle in the corner. Despite going two goals down, Town continued to plug away and went close through Essel and Louis Boyd. With 15 minutes to go, Jamie Bramwell tapped in from close range to narrow the lead to just one goal. Neil Woods’ side continued to press the Imps and when Khouri’s ball landed for Adlard, he laid it to Hodgson who slotted home to make it 3-3.

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Town: Boyes, Blakeley, Khouri, Davey, Smaller, Goundry, Milner, Bramwell, Esse (Scott), Adlard, Tomlinson (Hodgson). Subs: Scott, Jacobs, Hodgson, Grist, Boyd.

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James Tilley is a player that Mariners fans will be very aware of. The 22-year-old was allowed to leave Blundell Park last month and sign a two-and-a-half year deal with Crawley Town. The versatile forward had been a regular at Town since former boss Ian Holloway lured him away from his boyhood club, Brighton & Hove Albion. After making his debut aged just 16 years old, he managed just three further appearances before transferring to Blundell Park on an 18-month deal last January. During his five years on the fringes at the Amex Stadium, Tilley spent time on loan at Cork City and Yeovil Town, where his nimble feet and ball carrying ability caught the eye of Holloway. Last weekend Tilley scored his first goal for his new club in their 1-0 win against Colchester United.

With five goals and five assists so far this season, pacey striker Ashley Nadesan could be a bit of a handful for the Town defenders tonight. The 26-year-old’s career started with Horley Town, and over the course of three seasons after breaking into the first team he scored 144 goals. His prolific non league form earned a move to Fleetwood Town in 2016, although his Football League debut didn’t come until August 2017. Later that season he joined Carlisle on loan and scored four in 15 appearances for The Cumbrians. The striker returned to Brunton Park in 2018, scoring nine goals in 28 games during the 2018-19 season. Since joining Crawley in 2019, he’s scored 12 goals, including one in the Reds FA Cup victory against Leeds United last month.

Tom Nichols is a forward who’s comfortable playing either as an old-fashioned number 9 or a little deeper in the number 10 position. The 27-year-old joined Crawley in the summer following a three year spell playing in League One for Bristol Rovers. The striker moved to the Memorial Ground for £350k in 2017 from Peterborough United after weighing in with 13 goals in 51 appearances during 2016-17 for the Posh. Nichols began his career with Exeter City in 2010 and after a series of loans at Dorchester Town, Hereford United and Bath City, he broke into the Grecians side during the 2013-14 season and went on to feature over 100 times before his transfer to Peterborough. Strong in the air and good on the deck, Crawley’s top scorer is likely to be at the heart of anything the Reds’ create this evening.

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POSITION AGE APPS GLS PREVIOUS CLUB 203

Gillingham

Lewis YOUNG

Defender

240

Bury

George FRANCOMB

Midfielder

AFC Wimbledon

Joe McNERNEY

Defender

121

Woking

Glenn MORRIS

Goalkeeper 37

Tom DALLISON

Defender

Falkirk

Reece GREGO-COX

Midfielder

Woking

Jack POWELL

Midfielder

Maidstone United

Ricky GERMAN

Forward

Hendon

Ashley NADESAN

Forward

Fleetwood Town

Tyler FROST

Midfielder

Reading

Tarryn ALLARAKHIA

Forward

Colchester United

Archie DAVIES

Defender

Brighton & HA

Tom NICHOLS

Forward

Bristol Rovers

Emmanuel ADEBOWALE

Defender

Eastbourne Borough

David SESAY

Midfielder

Watford

Jordan TUNNICLIFFE

Defender

AFC Fylde

Sam MATTHEWS

Midfielder

Bristol Rovers

Dannie BULMAN

Midfielder

421

AFC Wimbledon

Zaid AL-HUSSAINI

Forward

Derby County

Sam ASHFORD

Forward

Hemel Hempstead

Tony CRAIG

Defender

Bristol Rovers

Nick TSAROULLA

Defender

Brentford

Rafiq KHALEEL

Midfielder

Trainee

Szymon KOWALCZYK

Midfielder

Trainee

Jake HESKETH

Midfielder

Southampton

Defender

Thurrock

Goalkeeper 20

Milton Keynes Dons

Mark WRIGHT Alfie JONES Mustafa HUSSEIN

Forward

Bush Hill Rovers

Henry BURNETT

Midfielder

Southend United

Jordan MAGUIRE-DREW

Forward

Leyton Orient

Forward

Hastings United

Goalkeeper 39

Yeovil Town

Davide RODARI Stuart NELSON James TILLEY

Forward

Grimsby Town

Jake HESSENTHALER

Midfielder

Grimsby Town

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2020/2021 STAT PACK 2020/2021 STAT PACK 2020/2021 STAT PACK 2020/2021 STAT GRIMSBY TOWN 2020/2021 STAT PACK PACK GRIMSBY TOWN GRIMSBY TOWN GRIMSBY TOWN GRIMSBY TOWN

Grimsby Town are unbeaten against Crawley Town at Grimsby Town are unbeaten home in League Two (W1 against Town at D3). Crawley Grimsby Town are unbeaten Grimsby Town are unbeaten home League Two (W1 againstinCrawley Town at Grimsby Town are unbeaten against Crawley at D3). home League Town Two (W1 againstin Crawley Town at home in League Two (W1 D3). home D3). in League Two (W1 D3).

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SCORED 0-15 16-30 0-15 31-45 0-15 16-30 0-15 0-15 46-60 16-30 31-45 16-30 16-30 61-75 31-45 46-60 31-45 31-45 76-90 46-60 61-75 46-60 46-60 61-75 76-90 61-75 61-75 76-90 76-90 76-90

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MATCH FACTS & TOTAL CARDS MATCH FACTS & TOTAL CARDS Grimsby Town and Crawley Town have met on nine MATCH FACTS & TOTAL CARDS MATCH FACTS & TOTAL CARDS Grimsby and Crawley 45 30 in League Two; in MATCH FACTS & TOTAL CARDS occasionsTown

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0 SCORED CONCEDED 70 89 16-30 SCORED CONCEDED 0-15 SCORED CONCEDED SCORED CONCEDED 570 10 31-45 9 0-15 8 16-30 0 9 0-15 9 0-15 3570 7 46-60 8 16-30 10 31-45 7 8 16-30 16-30 2537 778 61-75 10 31-45 46-60 5 10 31-45 10 31-45 325 577 76-90 46-60 61-75 3 7 46-60 46-60 61-75 Data after Feb 17th 3223 5777 excludes games played76-90 61-75 23 75 61-75 76-90 Data after Feb 17th 3 POWERED BY 5 excludes games played76-90 3 5 76-90 Data excludes games played after Feb 17th Data excludes games played after Feb 17th POWERED BY Data excludes games played after Feb 17th POWERED BY POWERED BY POWERED BY

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CLEAN SHEETS CLEAN CLEAN SHEETS CLEAN SHEETS 7 SHEETS 12

7 12 7 12 POINTS 7 DROPPED 12 7 LEADING 12 AFTER POINTS DROPPED AFTER LEADING POINTS DROPPED POINTS DROPPED AFTER LEADING POINTS DROPPED AFTER LEADING AFTER LEADING

SCORED

CONCEDED

5 SCORED 85 SCORED SCORED SCORED 58 5 7585 8 578 5 6575 7 6557 65 6 6

7 CONCEDED 27 CONCEDED CONCEDED CONCEDED 827 7 6827 2 4682 8 8468 6 8446 84 8 8

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As we've only played Crawley 11 times all-told before tonight's match, I'll be doing something different. This will be all the teams that we have played starting with the letters “Cr!” That comes to four different teams. My guess is most fans will be able to get three out of the four teams involved… I'll leave the most difficult to last. Let's get off the mark with Crawley...

MATT GREEN WHEELS AWAY AFTER SCORING BACK IN NOVEMBER

CRAWLEY 1-2 TOWN 24TH NOVEMBER 2020

Town had been hammered 5-0 by Tranmere in their previous match, and when Crawley took the lead after just four minutes via Max Watters, all Town fans must have feared the worst, and another drubbing. However, Matt Green scored on 35 minutes, leaving the second half with all to play for. Our own Max – Max Wright – scored six minutes after the restart, and as far as goals were concerned, that was that. It was the last time that we scored two goals in a game (at the time of writing)! Up next in the “CR” stakes… it’s Crewe!

CREWE 1–5 TOWN 4TH FEBRUARY 1911

We can all name Northwich Victoria as Town’s very first game in the newly formed Second Division of the Football League, but remembering who the second match (and the very first away league game) was against is less easily remembered. It was Crewe, a mere 12 miles as the crow flies from Northwich. We’ll skate over the result (Crewe won by the only goal), and move rapidly on to 20th January 1894, when Town and Crewe drew 3-3. This was Town’s second

season of league football, and they had only ever drawn one other game (against Lincoln, the previous season). In those days, there was a proliferation of high scores for or against, hence the rarity of any draws at all! But on to the title match! Town hammered five past the Railwaymen on their home turf with “Ranji” Hubbard scoring a brace and one each from James Gordon, Henry Leonard and Harry Springthorpe. Harry is remembered as a hero in Grimsby. He had been a bank clerk in the south of Lincolnshire, but when signed by the Mariners he moved banks to Barclays. Unfortunately, because of work commitments he frequently had to miss away games! Even so, he played for England amateurs, and touring with an England side to Prague and Budapest. He was one of Grimsby’s “fallen” during the Great War. He had joined the Lincolnshire Yeomanry shortly after the start of the war, and was posted to the Eastern Mediterranean with that regiment. It was a mounted regiment, and they took their horses with them on the “Mercian.” Shortly after leaving Gibraltar they were tailed by a German submarine. It is thought that having to clean out the horses – with the horse manure thrown overboard, the submarine was able to follow the trail quite easily, and off the coast of Algeria, it opened up on the Mercian with its deck gun. Harry was killed instantly by a shell, and buried at sea.

TOWN 2 – 0 CREWE 4TH MAY 1971

This was the final game of 1970-71 season, with the Mariners destined to finish sixth from bottom, and Crewe just below half way. Tees and Bobby Ross scored Town’s goals… but that isn’t what was remarkable. Starting with the game against Colchester on April 20th 1971, and extending into the first two games of the next (Lawrie McMenemy) season, Town played no fewer than six consecutive home games and won all six! Next CR – yes, Crystal Palace!

CRYSTAL PALACE 5–0 TOWN 5TH MARCH 1996

Not exactly Town’s best performance, in a season where we had some great results, but one of my favourite games for a completely different reason. The Town fans were in fine form, but on this occasion they were to witness a bit of a drubbing. We were talking to one of the Palace stewards, who revealed to us when the score was 4-0 that he had a bet at enormous odds that Palace would win 5-0. The news spread round the Town fans, as the inevitable fifth goal went in. Never have we witnessed a man go through the trauma of wanting his team to score, but knowing that if they did he’d lose £800 for the “pleasure.” Up and down he paced, hoping against hope that neither we, nor his own team would add to the final result. He was in mental

agony. Of course he got a lot of friendly ribbing from the world’s greatest supporters before the final whistle, and we all cheered his good luck! The Palace fans, who knew nothing of the drama unfolding in our part of the ground, gave us a tremendous parting cheer and long applause!

TOWN 5–2 PALACE 2ND MARCH 2002

Well, I couldn’t just leave Palace with a victory like that, could I? So here we go – a fine 5-2 Blundell Park win under Paul Groves. Andy Todd scored the first with Michael Boulding and then Bradley Allen both scoring immediately before half time. Palace handily gave us an own goal for the fourth, and Dave Smith rounded off the five two minutes before the end! And the fourth “CR” team? Why Croydon Common, of course!

TOWN 8-1 CROYDON COMMON 26TH JANUARY 1911

Town were playing in the Midland League having not been re-elected at the end of the previous season, but nevertheless were straight into the FA Cup in Round one where they were drawn to play Croydon Common. In a one-sided match, Henry Leonard scored a hat-trick, “Ranji” Hubbard and Albert Worth a brace apiece, and the aforementioned Harry Springthorpe got the other. Town finished the season top of the Midland League and were voted straight back in two the Second Division!

MICHAEL BOULDING CELEBRATES HIS GOAL IN TOWN’S 5-2 WIN OVER CRYSTAL PALACE IN 2002

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Did you know the player to move for the highest ever fee between non league clubs played for both Crawley Town and The Mariners?

Richard Brodie was known for rubbing defenders, and opposition supporters, up the wrong way and generally being a nuisance. But there was always more to the striker’s game than that. Brodie was strong, deceptively quick and certainly knew where the back of the net was as well. As a young teenager playing for Wickham FC, he scored 21 goals in 35 appearances the season before he joined York City - the club where he became one of the most feared strikers in non league. Brodie played a starring role when The Minstermen avoided relegation in 2008-09 and then hit 34 goals in 2009-10 as they reached the playoffs. His form that season caught the eye of many a suiter (including The Mariners, who had a bid rejected during the January transfer window), but following York’s failure to win promotion, Brodie signed for Crawley Town in a deal believed to be worth £275k. The deal made the Geordie the most expensive player to move between two clubs in non-league. Brodie would go on to score 13 goals in 45 appearances in 2010-11, as The Reds won promotion to the Football League. However, Matt Tubbs and Craig McAllister were often Steve Evans’ preferred partnership and the striker was allowed to join Fleetwood Town to help them with their promotion push in 2011-12. After a spell on loan with League Two Morecambe, Brodie joined Town in a similar deal in January 2013 to reignite The Mariners’ title hopes. In his fourth game for Town, the striker looked every bit the player who’d broken the non-league transfer record when his performance - and goal - inspired Scott and Hurst’s side to victory against Alfreton Town. A week later, his goal earned Town three valuable points in a scrappy game against Telford. But then it all seemed to go wrong for the former York City man. The Mariners lost six of his final seven appearances; including the FA Trophy Final against Wrexham. In fact, Brodie’s last act in a black and white shirt was skying a penalty during the shoot-out defeat to the Red Dragons at Wembley. Released from Crawley, Brodie had short spells with a number of National League clubs; hoping he’d re-find the form from his earlier career. He joined hometown club Gateshead, Hereford United (to work with his old boss Martin Foyle), Southport, Aldershot Town, even York City for a second time, but his fitness was questioned by Gary Mills despite being the club’s top scorer. In recent years, he’s been on the books at Boston United, Solihull Moors, Rushall Olympic, Warrington Town, Ramsbottom United, Ilkeston Town and Skelmersdale Town where the 33-year-old scored eight in 28 appearances last season prior to the pandemic.

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Sam Lenthall recalls our visit to Crawley at the start of the 2010-11 season. The encounter wasn’t only our first against The Reds, it was also our first game in non league.

he 2010-11 season was one of big uncertainties for all involved at Grimsby Town Football Club. We were heading into uncharted territory, going to towns we’d never heard of, and playing against teams we’d never played before. But with uncertainty comes a certain sense of optimism, and that’s something that even the most positive of Town fans would have struggled to muster during the season prior. In many, or, to be fair, most ways, relegation to nonleague was a very bitter pill to swallow. But after two seasons of relegation fodder football I headed into my first season of supporting a non-league club with the notion that at the very least, we might at least start winning some games and if we lived up to promise, we might even have a promotion season. It seems strange typing that now, knowing what we know, but after that fateful day in Burton, it felt strangely relieving to draw a line under it and start anew. This was the beginning of a journey that we hoped would last just a season, maybe two. If only. I remember that first game of the season against Crawley very well. They were a team very much on the up, they’d spent big, had free soring Matt Tubbs up front and our favourite pantomime villain Steve Evans at the helm. We couldn’t have had a bigger test on the opening game, so an away win at the league favourites would do wonders for the fans, players and everyone associated with the club. We’d assembled a squad that, on paper, looked quite impressive at the time. We’d kept hold of the few shining lights from the latter half of the season before in Lee Peacock, Mark Hudson and Michael Coulson, signed some solid old pros in Mickey Cummins and Kenny Arthur, and a certain blonde haired soon-to-be goal machine in Alan Connell. Many questioned the signing of Connell at the time; his goal scoring record wasn’t exactly impressive, but after a great pre-season the fans were already warming to him, and as we all now know, this first foray in non-league ended up being the Alan Connell show.

WE HAD TO LICK OUR WOUNDS, DUST OURSELVES DOWN, ACCEPT WHERE WE WERE AND SIMPLY START PUTTING THE BALL IN THE BACK OF THE NET AND WINNING FOOTBALL MATCHES The walk from the train station was a strange one. It’s a quiet town, Crawley, and the leafy suburban walk to the pub next to the ground was one that felt quaint and different at the time, but would be all too common five years on (at least there were actual footpaths though, *cough* Eastleigh *cough*). This was a season of firsts, and the Broadfield Stadium was the first in what would be many visits to relatively new and amenable stadiums, our first visit there and our first ever game against Crawley Town. It’s strange, writing about a match I attended almost 11 years ago, and I’ve purposely not done any reading

up on the match to jog my memory. It’s fair to say that writing about or summarising the technicalities of the beautiful game is not my strong point and I’d like to think I’ve got a pretty good memory, but I’d be stretched to remember the ins and outs of this game exactly. What I can remember though, is the feeling that this was a big day for Grimsby Town. We had to lick our wounds, dust ourselves down, accept where we were and simply start putting the ball in the back of the net and winning football matches. The game itself, perhaps predictably, was not a classic. Looking back at that team now, it’s fair to say it was a team of triers, with the odd player in Connell, Bore or even Rob Eagle, that were capable of producing a little bit of magic on their day. We were unspectacular against Crawley, and would go on to be unspectacular throughout the season save for the odd great result (A 7-2 thriller on New Year’s Day against Mansfield, if memory serves!) But the difference with this game was that we still got the win. In a match of few chances, we had that stroke of luck with Crawley getting their goalkeeper sent off in the

first half and we immediately capitalised, scoring from the resulting free kick. It wasn’t a great free kick…more of a scuffed side footed shot from our bleached hair, tattooed talisman Lee Peacock. But it didn’t matter at all. It went in, and it’s a goal I’ll never forget. Nothing at all beats Grimsby Town scoring a goal, and a summer without football always seems to last far too long; this one in particular seemed to last an age. We needed to put the relegation behind us and this was the way to do it. Even the most cynical of Town fans would find it difficult to bet against us after going one nil up against ten men, and the rest of the game was seen out in a professional manner. The fact that we didn’t capitalise on them being a man down and go on to add a couple of more goals is perhaps telling of the 2010-2011 season as a whole, but on that day, we’d beaten the league favourites (who would go on to win the league by some margin, with Tubbs scoring 37 league goals) away from home and anything was possible. It was very much the beginning of a new era and although it wasn’t particularly pretty, we’d done a job and gotten off to the best possible start.

HELPING FAMILIES ENJOY FOOTBALL AT HOME The ‘homemade waste pipe goal’. Waste pipes, push-fit knuckle bends and some barrier fencing. It doesn’t seem like much, but sometimes it’s all you need to transform your garden into a proper footy pitch.

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THE GAMES PEOPLE PLAY

DATE

OPPONENT

Sat 5 Tue 8 Sat 12 Sat 19

Morecambe Harrogate Town Walsall Salford City

H H A H

CC1 PJTG L2 L2

1-1* 2-2^ 0-1 0-4

BCD BCD BCD 20 BCD 23

McKeown Russell McKeown McKeown

Wright Hewitt Hewitt Hewitt

Preston Öhman Preston Preston

Waterfall Idehen Öhman Öhman

Pollock Starbuck Idehen Idehen

Bolton Wanderers Cheltenham Town Leyton Orient Harrogate Town Carlisle United Forest Green Rovers Stevenage

A A A H H A A

L2 L2 L2 L2 L2 L2 L2

0-0 3-1 3-2 1-2 1-1 0-1 0-0

BCD BCD BCD BCD BCD BCD BCD

23 18 15 16 17 19 17

McKeown McKeown McKeown McKeown McKeown McKeown McKeown

Clifton Öhman Clifton Clifton Hendrie Pollock Hendrie

Preston Waterfall Preston Preston Waterfall Waterfall Waterfall

Hendrie Pollock Hendrie Hendrie Pollock Idehen Pollock

Waterfall Hendrie Waterfall Waterfall Preston Hendrie Tilley

Barrow Dagenham & Redbridge Leicester City U21 Hull City Tranmere Rovers Crawley Town

H A H A A A

L2 FAC1 PJTG PJTG L2 L2

1-0 1-3 1-3 0-3 0-5 2-1

BCD 16 BCD BCD BCD BCD 20 BCD 18

McKeown McKeown Battersby McKeown McKeown McKeown

Hendrie Hendrie Pollock Öhman Hendrie Hendrie

Clifton Preston Öhman Waterfall Clifton Preston

Waterfall Pollock Idehen Pollock Waterfall Waterfall

Pollock Waterfall Starbuck Wright Pollock Idehen

Exeter City Colchester United Newport County Mansfield Town Southend United Scunthorpe United Bradford City Morecambe Oldham Athletic

H A H H A H H A H

L2 L2 L2 L2 L2 L2 L2 L2 L2

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

BCD 654 BCD BCD 2,000 BCD BCD BCD BCD

18 20 20 20 20 19 20 22 22

McKeown McKeown Russell Russell Russell McKeown McKeown McKeown Russell

Hendrie Hendrie Hendrie Clifton Hendrie Hendrie Hendrie Hendrie Hendrie

Preston Preston Clifton Preston Preston Preston Preston Preston Preston

Waterfall Waterfall Waterfall Waterfall Waterfall Hewitt Waterfall Waterfall Waterfall

Idehen Pollock Pollock Pollock Pollock Pollock Hewitt Pollock Pollock

Cambridge United Port Vale Southend United Scunthorpe United Stevenage

H A H A H

L2 L2 L2 L2 L2

1-2 0-3 0-0 0-3 1-2

BCD BCD BCD BCD BCD

23 23 23 23 23

Russell McKeown McKeown McKeown McKeown

Hendrie Hendrie Hendrie Hendrie Hendrie

Preston Preston Habergham Habergham Habergham

Waterfall Waterfall Waterfall Menayese Menayese

Pollock Pollock Pollock Pollock Waterfall

Newport County Exeter City Crawley Town Harrogate Town

A A H A

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BCD 23

Eastwood

Hewitt

Bunney

Menayese

Waterfall

Leyton Orient Forest Green Rovers Carlisle United Colchester United Tranmere Rovers Mansfield Town Barrow Walsall

H H A H H A A H

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19:00 15:00 19:00 17:30 19:00 15:00 19:00 15:00

Salford City Cheltenham Town Bradford City Bolton Wanderers Morecambe Oldham Athletic

A H A H H A

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15:00 15:00 15:00 15:00 19:45 15:00

Port Vale Cambridge United

H A

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SEPTEMBER

COMP RES

ATT POS STARTING XI

OCTOBER Sat 10 Tue 13 Sat 17 Tue 20 Sat 24 Tue 27 Sat 31

NOVEMBER Tue 3 Sat 7 Tue 10 Tue 17 Sat 21 Tue 24

DECEMBER

Tue 1 Sat 5 Tue 8 Sat 12 Tue 15 Sat 19 Tue 22 Sat 26 Tue 29

JANUARY Sat 2 Sat 9 Sat 16 Sat 23 Sat 30

FEBRUARY Sat 6 Sat 20 Tue 23 Sat 27

MARCH

Tue 2 Sat 6 Tue 9 Sat 13 Wed 17 Sat 20 Tue 23 Sat 27

APRIL Fri 2 Mon 5 Sat 10 Sat 17 Tue 20 Sat 24

MAY

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*lost 3-4 on penalties, ^won 5-4 on penalties

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Hewitt Taylor Williams Clifton

Rose Clifton Taylor Tilley

Williams Spokes Rose Edwards

Tilley Edwards Edwards Williams

Green Gibson Green Green

Khouri, Edwards, Gibson Khouri, Boyd, Jackson Jr Boyd, Gibson, Tilley Gibson, Mohsni, Starbuck

Pollock Preston Pollock Pollock Taylor Preston Preston

Taylor Clifton Taylor Tilley Morton Taylor Bennett

Rose Morton Rose Spokes Clifton Morton Taylor

Williams Tilley Williams Morton Tilley Tilley Rose

Windsor Edwards Windsor Edwards Williams Windsor Green

Green Gibson Green Gibson Windsor Hanson Windsor

Edwards, Gibson, Scannell Windsor, Idehen, Hanson Morton, Edwards, Gibson Bennett, Gomis, Hanson Hanson, Starbuck, Green Gibson, Gomis, Green Gomis, Hanson, Gibson

Taylor Clifton Preston Preston Edwards Hewitt

Bennett Rose Rose Rose Williams Rose

Rose Morton Morton Spokes Taylor Wright

Windsor Windsor Scannell Scannell Rose Scannell

Wright Bennett Williams Bennett Gibson Edwards

Gibson Green Gibson Green Windsor Green

Williams, Morton, Preston Williams, Gibson, Scannell Jackson Jr, Gomis, Spokes Edwards, Sisay, Williams Preston, Hewitt, Green, Wright, Scannell Clifton, Gomis, Adlard, Starbuck

Clifton Hewitt Taylor Hewitt Clifton Morais Morais Morais Morais

Rose Rose Rose Bennett Edwards Bennett Bennett Bennett Edwards

Hewitt Edwards Hewitt Rose Hewitt Clifton Clifton Clifton Hewitt

Scannell Scannell Edwards Taylor Rose Spokes Spokes Hewitt Rose

Edwards Bennett Bennett Windsor Windsor Gibson Gibson Green Williams

Green Windsor Gibson Williams Jackson Jr Jackson Jr Jackson Jr Jackson Jr Green

Pollock, Bennett, Gomis, Adlard, Taylor Williams, Gibson, Taylor Windsor, Williams, Starbuck, Morton Edwards, Morais, Gibson, Jackson Jr, Tilley Morais, Tilley, Gibson, Bennett, Sisay Edwards, Green, Tilley, Starbuck Green, Edwards, Tilley, Rose, Starbuck Gibson, Edwards, Tilley, Williams Tilley, Clifton, Jackson Jr

Morais Morais Wright Wright Pollock

Bennett Bennett Preston Preston Matete

Hewitt Hewitt Hewitt Hewitt Rose

Rose Rose Spokes Matete El Mizouni

Tilley Clifton Williams Green Jackson Jr

Green Green Green Hanson Hanson

Gibson, Clifton, Jackson Jr, Williams Habergham, Williams, Gibson, Wright Hanson, Jackson Jr, Scannell Williams, Spokes, Rose, Scannell, Jackson Jr Payne, Preston, Spokes

Adams

El Mizouni

Matete

Clifton

Payne

Hanson

Lamy, John-Lewis

2020-21 PLAYER STATS James McKEOWN Luke HENDRIE Joe BUNNEY Danny ROSE Luke WATERFALL Matt GREEN Giles COKE James HANSON George WILLIAMS Sean SCANNELL Montel GIBSON Ollie BATTERSBY Luke SPOKES Harry CLIFTON Ira JACKSON JR Alhagi TOURAY SISAY Filipe MORAIS Max WRIGHT Jay MATETE Lenell JOHN-LEWIS Elliott HEWITT Sam RUSSELL Mattie POLLOCK Rollin MENAYESE Joey HOPE Joseph STARBUCK Evan KHOURI Duncan IDEHEN Luis ADLARD Louis BOYD Sam HABERGHAM Kyle BENNETT Idris EL MIZOUNI Ben DAVIES Stefan PAYNE Julien LAMY Jake EASTWOOD Joe ADAMS Bilel MOHSNI Ludvig OHMAN Owen WINDSOR Owura EDWARDS James MORTON Virgil GOMIS Terry TAYLOR James TILLEY Danny PRESTON

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JULIAN LAMY MADE HIS TOWN DEBUT AT NEWPORT LAST TIME OUT

SKY BET LEAGUE TWO 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

WLEY TOWN FC CRA WEST

SSEX

NOLI CEDERE

Cambridge United Forest Green Rovers Cheltenham Town Morecambe Salford City Tranmere Rovers Newport County Exeter City Carlisle United Bolton Wanderers Leyton Orient Crawley Town Bradford City Walsall Harrogate Town Scunthorpe United Oldham Athletic Mansfield Town Port Vale Colchester United Stevenage Southend United Barrow Grimsby Town

P 30 28 28 29 28 28 28 27 25 29 28 27 27 28 29 27 28 28 29 28 30 29 27 27

W 15 14 13 13 12 13 12 11 13 11 11 10 10 8 10 11 10 7 9 7 7 6 5 5

D 7 9 8 7 9 6 8 10 4 8 6 8 7 13 6 2 5 13 6 12 12 6 8 6

L 8 5 7 9 7 9 8 6 8 10 11 9 10 7 13 14 13 8 14 9 11 17 14 16

F 47 39 37 39 38 37 37 49 35 36 35 37 31 35 33 31 46 37 41 30 24 18 32 20

A 28 26 26 40 23 34 31 34 24 40 30 35 31 37 37 35 52 39 44 37 31 45 39 46

GD 19 13 11 -1 15 3 6 15 11 -4 5 2 0 -2 -4 -4 -6 -2 -3 -7 -7 -27 -7 -26

PTS 52 51 47 46 45 45 44 43 43 41 39 38 37 37 36 35 35 34 33 33 33 24 23 21

SATURDAY 20TH FEBRUARY

RESULTS & FIXTURES

01 02 03 04 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 25 26 28 29 31 32 33 34 36 37 38 39 40 42 44 45 -

2020-21 TOTAL APPS SUB GLS 24 24 2 1 20 2 26 1 16 5 2 4 5 11 9 1 7 5 9 14 3 1 6 3 19 3 1 5 7 2 2 6 2 6 2 1 3 1 19 1 1 6 25 1 4 3 1 2 6 2 7 1 2 2 1 3 1 12 3 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 11 2 2 12 8 1 6 3 6 12 2 8 7 2 26 3 -

Barrow 1-2 Morecambe Cheltenham Town 0-2 Bradford City Crawley Town 1-0 Colchester United Leyton Orient 1-1 Port Vale Mansfield Town 0-3 Cambridge United Salford City 1-1 Carlisle United Scunthorpe United 3-1 Harrogate Town Southend United 0-1 Bolton Wanderers Stevenage 1-1 Walsall Tranmere Rovers 2-2 Oldham Athletic

SUNDAY 21ST FEBRUARY

Newport County 0-2 Forest Green Rovers

TUESDAY 23RD FEBRUARY

Bolton Wanderers v Scunthorpe United Bradford City v Leyton Orient Cambridge United v Cheltenham Town Carlisle United v Tranmere Rovers Colchester United v Exeter City Grimsby Town v Crawley Town Harrogate Town v Mansfield Town Morecambe v Salford City Oldham Athletic v Barrow Port Vale v Stevenage

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OFFICIAL CLUB SPONSORS of

THE MARINERS

LAST LINE-UPS STARTING XI vs NEWPORT COUNTY (A) 06.02.2021 L 0-1 40 38

09 20

45 22

26 44

WEST

SSEX

NOLI CEDERE

vs COLCHESTER UNITED (H) 20.02.2021 W 1-0 10

16 29 06

08 19

Jake Eastwood Elliott Hewitt Rollin Menayese Luke Waterfall Joe Bunney Joe Adams Jay Matete Harry Clifton Idris El Mizouni James Hanson Stefan Payne

STARTING XI

WLEY TOWN FC CRA SU

44 22 26 06 03 45 20 15 38 09 40

34 04

01 04 19 24 06 34 08 39 29 10 16

Glenn Morris George Francomb Jordan Tunnicliffe Tony Craig Tom Dallison Jordan Maguire-Drew Jack Powell Jake Hessenthaler Jake Hesketh Ashley Nadesan Tom Nichols

MATCH OFFICIALS REFEREE:

Robert Madley

ASSISTANT:

Stephen Wade

ASSISTANT:

Gareth Mellor

FOURTH OFFICIAL: David Hunt