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The Wildcat
Editor Mark Donnelly Designer Mark Donnelly Contributors Lee Sanders Sarah Wilson John Middleton Liverpool Ladies Images George Ledger Susan Gutteridge Silverhub Media via the FA Liverpool Ladies Printed by PrintSwift Sunderland
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From The Dugout: Lee Sanders The Skipper: Sarah Wilson Meet Our Visitors: Liverpool Ladies Last Line Up: Liverpool Ladies Ones to Watch: Liverpool Ladies Thanks to our Club Sponsors Zoe Ness Poster 5-a-Side: Nicki Gears Meet the Squad 1-100: Sarah Wilson Candy’s Corner From The Back Of The Stand Fixtures & Results
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Ahead of today’s game with Liverpool, we sat down with manager Lee Sanders to preview the game.
Our last home game saw a 0-0 draw with Sunderland and you must have been pleased with the performance? I thought the players gave a good account of themselves against Sunderland and it shows that the gap is narrowing and we’re competing at a similar level now. Both sides had chances in the game but I think we had the better of them and certainly could have won it late in the second half, but Rachael Laws had an excellent game and kept Sunderland in it.
That was followed with a 4-0 win at Sheffield - just how good of a result was that? Sheffield is always a tough place to go and they’re a difficult team to play home or away. We expected nothing but the same this time, but the players put in a very good performance. We were defensively solid and caused them a lot of problems going forward. When you consider we probably had 70% possession and hit the woodwork three times we were disappointed to come in at 0-0 at half-time. But we kept up the performance in the second half which was pleasing, because although we played well in the first half there wasn’t an end product. There’s then always a fear that in the second half we might not play as well, but we did. We arguably played better after the break and added the finishes to our good play. I’m really pleased for the girls who came in and started and those who scored the goals. Overall it was a really good team performance. One thing that has been worked on is being more clinical in front of goal, so how pleased are you with eight goals in the last two league games? We’re a team that has always created a lot
Something else that must be pleasing is that those eight goals have come from seven different scorers - how important is that? It’s hugely important. I’ve never been a great believer in just having one goalscorer in a team and the focus being just on them. I’ve always wanted to develop teams where there are five or six potential threats going forward and a couple who can contribute from set pieces. For me that will always give the opposition something to think about and cause them problems. Liverpool are today’s visitors to New Ferens Park - what are you expecting from them? We’ll be expecting to see quality. They’ve got one of England’s best goalkeepers in Siobhan Chamberlain and some real quality at the back in Gemma Bonner. You then look at Natasha Harding, Jess Clarke, Caroline Weir and even some of the players who have come through their Development Squad like Ashley Hodson - they’re all quality players. But that’s what we’re here for. Everybody should want to play against better teams and players and it gives the players a real chance to test themselves that bit more. We’ll go in to the game respecting Liverpool but we can’t fear them. It’s a pleasure to play against such a team and we need to enjoy the occassion, but also go out with determination and a focus on winning to try and pick up some points in the cup. Thank you as always for your tremdnous support, and I hope to see you back at New Ferens Park on 12th Novemver when we welcome London Bees. Lee Sanders
Manager Lee Sanders speaks to The Wildcat!
We then went to penalties which is always a lottery but we have to be pleased with drawing the game and earning a point. We now just have to see what happens against Sheffield and today against Liverpool.
But we also have to make the chances count in every game, and make sure we carry this on through the season.
FROMTHE DUGOUT
I’d like to welcome Scott Rodgers and all the players, staff and officials from Liverpool Ladies to New Ferens Park this afternoon and I hope they have an enjoyable afternoon in the North East.
of chances and we still are, and of course we’re pleased that we’re getting those goals. You can’t not be pleased with eight goals and two clean sheets from the last two games!
Good afternoon and welcome to today’s game against Liverpool Ladies. I’d like to wish a warm welcome to the players, staff and fans who have travelled to the North East from Liverpool today - and of course welcome back to our own fans! I hope you all enjoy the game.
Sarah Wilson gives her viewso on today’s game!
THE SKIPPER
IWe were really pleased with our performance in our last home game against Sunderland. I think it’s fair to say we created the better chances. It was unfortunate to lose out on a bonus point on penalties but we gained a really valuable point. That game showed how much passion we have as a team. We worked hard, played some really good football against top opposition and proved to ourselves what we can achieve. We know there is a gap between the leagues but he showed on the night what we’re capable of. It was a fantastic win against Sheffield last time out. We created lots of chances. We were frustrated not to go in at half team in front, but we were clinical in the second half. We earned the clean sheet as a team; it was a brilliant team
“It’s a fantastic opportunity to play against established internationals”
performance. It was really important to get three points on the road too. We need to pick up as many points away from home to ensure we stay in around the top. It’s good to know we don’t have to rely on one player to score the goals as we’ve shown in our last few games. I was really happy to see Nic Worthington score her first goal for the club against Sheffield, she was outstanding and deserved it. With her goal, along with the ones from the other girls, we had some really well worked team goals. Today is going to be a really tough test, it’s always difficult coming up against a Super League 1 team. They’ll be quick and strong so we know we’ll have to be up for it today. I’m absolutely positive the girls will give everything today. It’s a fantastic opportunity to play against established internationals, it’s good to test yourself against the best, it will provide us with good experience going back into our league fixtures.
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MATCH RECAP
DURHAM UNITED
In front of a packed out New Ferens Park, the Wildcats welcomed local rivals and top tier side Sunderland Ladies in what was the opening game of both teams’ FA WSL Continental Tyres Cup campaigns.
It took until 26 minutes for the real chance - Emily Roberts getting through on goal before being thwarted by Laws. Sunderland’s Keira Ramshaw then saw an effort cleared off the line by Sarah Wilson as the Black Cats ended the first half strongly.
In August this year, Durham United became the first club to partner up with the Wildcats as part of our FA WSL Sister Club Programme!
Meet our FA WSL Sister Club who are mascots today!
We look back at our draw with Sunderland Ladies!
club have expanded hugely and Bhe have visitorsrecently continued affiliated to push forward after the break, Lucy Staniforth 31 teams withwith theboth Durham FA and Dominique Bruinenberg taking range for the 2017/18 season with from distance but failing to trouble Hel300+ club members. en Alderson. Simona KorenThey then sprung also have trap 60+only children the offside to fire into the side netting. Durham United FC were registered to their girls-only formed in 2012 with three SSE Wildcats sessions of teams and with the aim which they get 40 weekly As the game reached its dying stages, to create opportunities forafter a attendees. The Wildcats Ramshaw was denied by the post scramble stick people atofthe allback ages tobefore play Cottam and programme was part funded had a golden opportunity to seal victory by the FA and SSE to promote progress within the game. - racing through on goal only for some and offer more opportunities more brilliance from Laws saw her make The club follow the Football for girls to get involved in the the save. Association England DNA/ game with a tag line of ‘have Future Game playing fun, make friends, play philosophy which outlines a football’. A number of the With the game goalless at the end of 90 long term player Durham Women teama point minutes, both teamsFC pocketed development plan while came along took were parttaken in to in Group 1 - butand penalties give alaunch bonus point to the winners. promoting equal playing time their event back in with a provision that every April. our core service As a dedicated construction solutions business, player in a team will get offering covers the following areas: game time to allow everyone One of the biggest clubs in And it was Sunderland who claimed to develop. All players get tothatthe county, Durham extra point thanks to Laws, who denied play and develop at their own United were also awarded the Zoe Ness, Cottam and Lauren Briggs from speed Durham FA Charter Standard the spot.with an emphasis on fun and learning not a win at Club of the Year Award in FT: Durham 0-0 Sunderland all cost mentality. 2015. Labour & Trades Professional & Technical Site Logistics Sunderland win 3-2 on penalties to claim a bonus point
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MEET OUR VISITORS LIVERPOOL LADIES
In 1989 Newton Ladies were formed and won the Lancashire International Tournament as well as reaching the Division One & Two Final. The year after they’re again defeated finalists but won the Red Star Tournament in Southampton.
In 2001 Liverpool Ladies were relegated from the Women’s Premier League. In 2002, the Northern Division One side secure their first shirt sponsorship deal with Manchester based BEP Screen Print.
They entered the first National League in 1991 under the name of Knowsley Women’s Football Club, finishing 4th and winning the Lancashire International Tournament again.
In 2004 they won the Northern Division and earned promotion, but did not stay long as they were relegated again at the end of the season, having won only two games.
Strengthened by England internationals they reached the League Cup Final in 1993 but lost to Arsenal.
Liverpool again won back promotion in the 2006–07 season as they ran out Northern Division champions.
They also lost the 1994 Women’s FA Cup Final, 1-0 to Doncaster Belles, before finishing third in the league.
The Reds survived their first season back in the FA Women’s Premier League National Division, finishing third bottom only to get relegated into the Northern Division for 2009–10.
In 1995 they become Liverpool FC Ladies and again reach the Women’s FA Cup Final, narrowly losing out to Arsenal in a five goal thriller. They finished runners up in the league, before again losing the Women’s FA Cup Final the following season, this time to Croydon on penalties. After discussions at Anfield in the summer of 1999, a scheme including Liverpool Fed Juniors is developed to help with youth development.
The following year Liverpool won the Northern Division losing just one game all season as well as winning the FA Fair Play Award after playing for the whole season without having a single player booked or sent-off. Liverpool Ladies are a founder member of the FA Women’s Super League which began in April 2011 In 2013 Liverpool Ladies became fully integrated into Liverpool Football Club.
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Ex-Doncaster attacker who joins Liverpool on a season long loan from Chelsea
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Former Arsenal midfielder and Scottish international - loves a long-range strike NIAMH CHARLES
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England international goalkeeper with plenty of FAWSL experience
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Here’s how Liverpool lined-up against Sunderland
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LAST LINE-UP
Long-serving Liverpool captain who was called up to the most recent England squad
Natasha Harding An exciting winger, Harding is also capable of playing as a striker and is also currently vice-captain of Wales. During the Spring Series Natasha excelled playing as a No.9 and scored some vital goals.
ONES TO WATCH
Caroline Weir A midfielder with a keen eye for goal, Weir already has silverware to her name, having claimed the FA Women’s Cup with Arsenal Ladies in 2014 courtesy of a 2-0 victory over Everton Ladies.
We pick out three Liverpool players worth watching this afternoon
Alex Greenwood Greenwood competed in the 2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup for the Lionesses as they finished third in Canada. An outstanding player with one of the best left foots in the game.
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After a promising runout in the FA WSL Continental Tyres Cup against top tier Sunderland, Durham were keen to carry the positives into the trip to Dronfield where we faced a Sheffield FC side who were high on confidence and unbeaten at home this season.
We look back at our victory over Sheffield FC Ladies!
MATCH RECAP
With just six minutes on the clock the woodwork was rattled twice in quick succession - first Ness saw her shot cannon back off the bar before Worthington’s mis-kick fell perfectly for Cottam who was again denied by the frame of the goal as the first half ended goalless. But only two minutes after the break the Wildcats had the lead their play deserved as Nicola Worthington reacted quickest to poke home from close range after Ness saw an effort parried by the impressive Danielle Gibbons.
And it was two moments later, as Rachel Lee’s fine through ball set Abi Cottam free and she kept her composure to slot past Gibbons after bursting past Ellie Gilliatt.
The Wildcats then added a third when a neat free-kick routine saw Emily Roberts afforded the space to cross and Rachel Lee’s neat movement allowed her to side-foot into the roof of the net.
A fourth then came when substitute Jordan Atkinson tapped in at the far post following some good work from the lively Ness as the Wildcats topped off a complete away performance. FT: Sheffield 0-4 Durham
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5-A-SIDE Durham Women were delighted and honoured to be awarded the FA WSL 2 Club of the Year Award at the 2017 FA Women’s Football Awards.
became a part of the FA WSL, in particular Team Durham and Quentin Sloper who has shown unwavering support of what we are trying to achieve.
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ongoing support and enthusiasm he gives to the club. “Good shot stopper “The coaches, physio, medical what more do you staff and players and fans have need?” been fantastic in buying into where the club wants to be with ever improving performances on the pitch and rapidly growing attendances at games. All this contributes to this award.
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And after enjoying a strong FA WSL Spring Series both on and off the pitch Durham Women were handed the FA WSL 2 Club of the Year prize.
Our 5th place finish in the Spring Series was accompanied by an attendance rise of 23% with three crowds of over 500, while we also became the first FA WSL 2 club to live stream a game on Facebook when we took on London Bees.
Durham Women win FA WSL 2 CLub of the Year!
The Club of the Year award takes “Strong andof the into account all aspects GIANLUIGI BUFFON powerful, she can football club from on the pitch “The volunteers who we’ve had defend attack” performanceand to coaching, player to make the game days work and pathways, community work, the match day experiences “A very skilful player partnerships, marketing and pleasant also deserve a huge and a great passer attendances. amount of credit. of the ball” “For me though, the award should be going to Dawn (Hepple, Club Secretary) and Mark (Donnelly, Marketing LUCY Officer) who,BRONZE in Dawn’s case, has been with the club since day one. The finance, welfare of the players and match days have been and continue to be why we “Hard to defend General Manager Lee Sanders are a well ran club and business. against and can was obviously delighted upon She puts in endless hours change a game inand a IS hearing the club had won and this club. Mark, who has joined second. Exciting!” had the following to say: “The us in more recent years, isn’t just news came as a bit of a shock a marketing officer, he’s RYAN GIGGS MESSI as weLIONEL had absolutely no idea innovative, hard-working and we were receiving the award - a passionate about our club and nice shock though! This is the the past few seasons wouldn’t culmination of years of hard work have been as successful without from many people on and off the him.” pitch, from parents and players in the beginning as a grassroots The FA WSL Club of the Year “He scores goals club to the unwavering support Award will be presented to the and works hard. He’s SERGIO from key partners since we club ahead ofAGUERO today’s game. quick and I enjoy
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Q: Who was your favourite cartoon character and why?
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A: It’s hard when you get put on the spot to think of them! I just used to watch anything on Disney Channel. Kenan & Kel, That’s So Raven, literally anything on Disney Channel!
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A: I don’t know! It’s such a hard one! I honestly have no idea where I would go!
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From the back of the stand!
JOHN MIDDLETON
Greetings from the back of the stand! And congratulations on getting a programme for what I expect will be another bumper crowd meaning they will sell-out. Another Cup game, the third in the series, and what a Cup game! Having welcomed our neighbours in the last home Cup game and holding our own against them, today’s opponents will hold some fear but perhaps not as much as before. A good draw with their keeper making the difference in the result (in normal time as well as the penalties) showed just how far this team has come and was a good marker for the future.
with no replay to rise up to second in the table cannot be under estimated. I’m sure Lee Sanders and all the staff will have the team well prepared and with their feet firmly on the ground. As usual we will be providing live commentary to you inside and outside the ground via www.dhradio.org.uk (click on the “Listen Live” button) and hope that we continue to grow in listenership just like the crowds in NFP do. We’ve been lucky enough to have Grace McCatty join us, giving expert insight and analysis, while she’s recovering from injury; only sometimes embarrassing her! It’s good to hear she’s back on her feet and will be back on the field soon.
Liverpool, of course, are a fantastic side, full of internationals, and beat our neighbours down the road quite convincingly last week; but this is a Cup-tie and anything can happen!
Enjoy the game and let’s hear the Wildcat roar!
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FIXTURES & RESULTS
Our ganes throughout the 2017/18 season
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Tottenham Hotspur
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Brighton & Hove Albion
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Watford
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Sunderland
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Sheffield FC
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Sheffield FC
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London Bees
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Aston Villa
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Aston Villa
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Oxford United
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Millwall Lionesses
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Doncaster Rovers Belles
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22 Feb
Sheffield FC
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11 Mar
Aston Villa
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London Bees
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Oxford United
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Doncaster Rovers Belles
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Millwall Lionesses
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Tottenham Hotspur
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Brighton & Hove Albion
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Watford
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