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GAFFER’SNOTES Good afternoon and welcome to Highbury as we take on Millwall.

We have dedicated today’s fixture to supporting the work of Kick It Out. For over 20 years, Kick It Out has played a vital role in ensuring that everyone, regardless of background is welcome in our game.

Their message of equality is extremely important to us at Fleetwood Town FC and this is why we’re supporting Kick It Out’s stance against hate and encouraging all supporters to eradicate all forms of discrimination from the game.

It’s been another busy week for everyone at the club, with today arriving on the back of three tough away games, so it’s good to be back on home soil this afternoon.

“It’s been another busy week for everyone at the club, with today arriving on the back of three tough away games.”

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Today we are facing a direct competitor who will challenge us to the last day of the season for a playoff place. We are facing Millwall for a top six spot at this stage of the season, which shows how far we have come as a team and as a group of players. I’m optimistic that we can bounce back from our recent injuries and defeats as we have done in previous weeks and throughout the season.

Like I’ve always said, your support can make the difference. We are all looking forward to this game and hopefully we can end the day with a positive result for us.

Finally, I’d like to welcome Neil Harris, along with the players, staff and directors of Millwall Football Club, and wish you all a safe journey home.

Enjoy the game,

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PONDY CARRIES

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Defender Nathan Pond has played in seven different divisions for Fleetwood Town since joining in 2003.

“I just came to the ground, played football, then went home.”

Those few words pretty much summed up Nathan Pond’s early days at Fleetwood Town. Now we meet in the plush surroundings of Town’s Poolfoot training centre, ahead of a game against Millwall, FA Cup finalists just a year after Pond joined Fleetwood. Aged 32 and with over 450 games played, Pondy is very much the senior figure around the camp but admits to a pang or two of jealousy when he looks across at the young stars of tomorrow.

“My career is ten years ahead of theirs so they have lots of good times to come. I sometimes think, ‘You don’t know how lucky you are. You are at a great club with ten or twelve years left in the game. You’ve got your own training kit and are 4 |

working alongside firstteam players.’”

At their age, Pond was holding down a ‘proper’ job and playing football part-time. It could be a demanding schedule. I remind him of an occasion where he was given a half-time roasting by the manager.

“It was a night game and they were questioning my commitment. I told them I’d been up for work at four in the morning, grafted all day and come straight to football. No wonder my energy levels were down. That was the reality of part-time football.

Although I would have liked to be a League One player at twenty-one and have the start these kids have, I might not have been the player I am today.

I’ve battled through the leagues with Fleetwood.

My experiences have shown me the other side of the game.”

Training back then was in the evenings at Collins Park in Blackpool.

“It was a very good training ground for that standard of football but it obviously doesn’t compare to what we have today. Everything is monitored now, how far you run, what you eat.

“When I first signed it was nothing like this. I could be rash back then and there were a few red cards.

With some of the teams we played it was every man for himself. You had to look after yourself and your team mates.”

Whatever the final outcome in a week or two, it has been a successful season for Town. Pond is no stranger to those. Six promotions-two decided on the last day, two through the play-offs.

“My experience definitely can help. Every game’s massive and you want to be there for each other.

There’s excitement around the club. Teams are being promoted, going down, hoping for play-offs.

Apart from the opening game, it’s the most exciting part of the season. Just because we have a smaller fan base everyone seems to write us off but the league table doesn’t lie, does it? At the end of the day it’s eleven versus eleven.”

So much has been said of the impact made by manager, Uwe Rosler, a legend in the team that Pond has supported all his life.

“We have the odd chat about Manchester City! He has changed the lads’ mentality.

“All the more credit to him because he didn’t have the luxury of six weeks pre-season.

“I was playing some of the best football of my career before the unfortunate collision with Conor McLaughlin back in January.

“I’d had four clean sheets in a row before then. That set me back.”

Now the skipper is determined to play his part in the runin. Defending is the priority but a goal would be a bonus, particularly as other defenders have been on the scoresheet.

“I don’t think I’ll get to head the ball now because Cian (Bolger) will be there first!”

With a new contract agreed, plans for life after football are on hold. He has started his coaching badges so, hopefully, there will be something in the game that means four o’clock starts are a thing of the past for Nathan Pond.

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In this issue of Cod Army, we asked our experienced defender some questions regarding how he became the player he is today.

Who is your best mate in the footballing world?

“I don’t have a best but I have plenty of mates in the game. I’m still in touch with Magno Vieira and Adam Tong on the other side of world and was an usher at Jamie Proctor’s wedding. ” Who is the best player you have ever played against?

“I’ve played against lots of good strikers, even in non-league where there would be lots of ex-professionals. No one stands out.”

What is the best stadium that you have ever played in?

“Apart from the obvious choice, Wembley, I’d say Portsmouth (September 2013). It was our first really big crowd away from home and we managed a win.”

Have you got a favourite goal you have scored in your career so far?

“The most memorable was my 50th goal for the club at Burton Albion (January 2014). I hadn’t scored for a while before then.”

What is the best thing about being at Fleetwood Town?

“The best thing is the belief.”

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TOWNKICKITOUT Fleetwood Town Football Club’s club statement of commitment The Football League is responsible for setting the standards, values and expectations of all Clubs in relation to equality, inclusion and diversity.

Football is for everyone; it belongs to, and should be enjoyed by anyone who wants to participate in it, whether as a player, official, staff member or spectator.

The aim of Fleetwood Town FC’s Equality Policy is to promote our own equality objectives and in doing so, help to ensure that everyone is treated fairly and with respect. All Fleetwood Town representatives should abide and adhere to this Policy and to the requirements of the Equality Act 2010. In doing so, we are working towards being legally compliant in relation to equality legislation.

Fleetwood Town’s commitment is to promote inclusion and to confront and eliminate discrimination whether by reason of age, gender, gender reassignment, sexual orientation, marital status or civil partnership race, nationality, ethnicity (race), religion or belief, ability or disability, pregnancy and maternity and to encourage equal opportunities. These are known as ‘protected characteristics’ under the Equality

Act 2010.

Fleetwood Town Football Club commits itself to the immediate investigation of any claims, when it is brought to their attention, of discrimination on the above grounds and where such is found to be the case, a requirement that the practice stop and sanctions imposed as appropriate.

The content of this statement applies equally to the treatment of our staff, customers, supporters, clients and suppliers and is fully supported by the Board of Fleetwood Town FC. If you have a complaint or witness an incident of discrimination, harassment or bullying we would ask you to report it direct to Kick it Out and to info@fleetwoodtownfc.com With your help, we can help beat discrimination.

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GREAT JUST GOT GREATER

INTRODUCING

M I L LWA L L Jake Parker takes a look at today’s opponents, Millwall...

Neil Harris and his Millwall side come to the Fylde coast today for a Sky Bet League One fixture today against Fleetwood Town at Highbury Stadium.

Today’s opponents are currently sitting just inside the playoff spots, five points behind the Cod Army.

The Lions have always been a formidable team this season and

The Lions have won two of their last four, including a 3-1 over Scunthorpe United.

Today’s man to watch would have to be the Millwall’s man up top, Steve Morison.

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Millwall have won a total of 18 games this season, out of the 42 they have played, and have scored 59 goals.

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have only lost eleven along the way. Harris’ side started the season with a 3-0 win over Oldham but lost 5-1 to Peterborough two weeks later.

The 33-year-old rejoined the Lions on a permanent basis in August 2015 for his thirdstint at the club. Morison has since moved into the top ten all-time scorers, after he scored

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six goals in his first eight game at the beginning of the season.

He has since become the joint-fourth high scorer, with 83 goals in all competitions.

This season, Morison has scored a total of 11 goals in the league, as well as assisting another six.

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MATCHDAY

NAME: Danny Moore JOB: Kit Manager Words by David Mitchell

Nearly twenty years’ devoted service and barely a game missed. That is the impressive record of Fleetwood Town’s kit manager, Danny Moore.

Danny came to Highbury initially as a physio but since those early days he has been standing over an ever-larger pile of kit and equipment. Danny reckons that around 90% of his preparation takes place the day before.

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“I begin around Friday lunchtime, making sure that everything is washed and cleaned. For home games we use the same red and white kit.

The only possible change is the goalkeeper. We have several options and the choice will depend on the colour of the opposition strip or a request from the referee. Thankfully, neither keeper is superstitious!

“I’ll be at the ground around ten o’clock on the day, sorting out particular players’ needs, such as bits of tape. There’s certainly a lot more to do these days. Back in the non-league times, the lads would bring their own stuff and boots to the game. The higher you go, the more is done for them.

“They are certainly well looked-after but they are all decent lads who appreciate what is done behind the scenes.

“I like to think that we are taking pressure off them by having everything sorted. All their match kit is ready and waiting when they arrive.”

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Team news comes from coach, Barry Nicholson, at around one o’clock.

“I will have already gathered kit and roughly followed the previous week’s team, taking into account any injuries. I will move shirts around when I’ve heard the starting eleven and substitutes from Barry. Once the game kicks off, I’m on the bench providing drinks and clothing for the players. As substitutions are made, I will make sure there is warm clothing and a recovery drink for those coming off.

“After the game the kit goes into separate buckets. It’s important that I get shorts into soak straight away. If there’s another home game on the Tuesday, I will pop stuff in to wash on the Saturday night and likely come in on the Sunday morning to transfer stuff to driers. I will then get a few more things in the wash so they get done before I’m in on the Monday morning.”

The appointment of an assistant has reflected the growth of the club and helped through the week.

In one other respect Danny’s job has got easier.

As he points out.

“Higher up the football ladder there are actually fewer games. Back in North-West Counties days, we were involved in more cups.”

Danny Moore is one of those valuable links with the past-around nine hundred games and counting. His is a remarkable record of service.

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FIRSTTEAMFIXTURES2016/17 DATE AUGUST SAT 6 WED 10 SAT 13 WED 17 SAT 20 SAT 27 TUE 30

OPPONENTS NORTHAMPTON TOWN LEEDS UNITED (EFL CUP ROUND 1) SCUNTHORPE UNITED OXFORD UNITED BOLTON WANDERERS SOUTHEND UNITED BLACKBURN ROVERS (EFL TROPHY G.S 1)

SEPTEMBER COVENTRY CITY SAT 3 CHARLTON ATHLETIC SAT 10 ROCHDALE SAT 17 MILTON KEYNES DONS SAT 24 BRADFORD CITY TUE 27 OCTOBER SHEFFIELD UNITED SAT 1 OLDHAM ATHLETIC (EFL TROPHY G.S 2) TUE 4 PETERBOROUGH UNITED SAT 15 CHESTERFIELD TUE 18 MILLWALL SAT 22 GILLINGHAM SAT 29 NOVEMBER BRISTOL ROVERS TUE 1 SOUTHPORT (FA CUP ROUND 1) MON 7 CARLISLE UNITED (EFL TROPHY G.S 3) WED 9 PORT VALE SAT 12 SOUTHPORT (FA CUP ROUND 1 REPLAY) TUE 15 CHESTERFIELD SAT 19 SHREWSBURY TUE 22 AFC WIMBLEDON SAT 26 DECEMBER SHREWSBURY TOWN (FA CUP ROUND 2) SAT 3 WALSALL SAT 10 SHREWSBURY TOWN (FA CUP ROUND 2 REPLAY) TUE 13 SWINDON TOWN SAT 17 BURY MON 26 OLDHAM ATHLETIC SAT 31 JANUARY SHREWSBURY TOWN MON 2 BRISTOL CITY (FA CUP ROUND 3) SAT 7 BRISTOL ROVERS SAT 14 BRISTOL CITY (FA CUP ROUND 3 REPLAY) TUE 17 COVENTRY CITY SAT 21 SHEFFIELD UNITED TUE 24 SOUTHEND UNITED SAT 28 FEBRUARY CHARLTON ATHLETIC SAT 4 ROCHDALE SAT 11 BRADFORD CITY TUE 14 MILTON KEYNES DONS SAT 18 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SAT 25 MARCH SCUNTHORPE UNITED SAT 4 BOLTON WANDERERS SAT 11 WALSALL TUE 14 AFC WIMBLEDON SAT 18 BURY SAT 25 APRIL SWINDON TOWN SAT 1 OXFORD UNITED WED 5 OLDHAM ATHLETIC SAT 818 PETERBOROUGH FRI 14 MILLWALL MON 17 GILLINGHAM SAT 22 PORT VALE SUN 30 *Table & stats correct at time of printing

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CORPORATECODS Welcome back to Highbury Stadium for today’s Easter Monday clash with fellow play off chasers Millwall. With just three games to go we hope to see the Cod Army amongst the promotion shake up in the play offs – an exciting end to the season in prospect. Thanks for your continued support – on and off the field!

TODAY’S SPONSORS Today’s Match Sponsors are F Parkinson Building Contractors.

The company is an SME building contractor that undertakes various refurbishment, extension and new build schemes ranging in value from small works to £10 million. 12 months ago they completed the build of the new training ground at Poolfoot Farm, Thornton. Thanks to Ray Eyre and his guests for supporting the club today as Match Sponsors, Call them on 01253 394411 for further details on any building projects for your business.

Ball Sponsors today are Express Trade Frames. Thanks to Scott Law and his team from the Fleetwood based firm, based on Navigation Way, for their support both as a seasonal client and ball sponsor today. Express Trade Frames are one of the largest UPVC suppliers in the UK, manufacturing a full range of double glazing windows, doors, conservatories, and roofline products. Supplying to the trade and public, we provide a service to both the domestic and commercial sectors. Our clients range from local businesses and councils to residential customers. Call them on 01253 777145 for your window requirements Thanks to all our corporate guests and their families for your support – hopefully another VIP sell out again today for the game!

FAN PLAYER SPONSORS LUNCH

‘Cod Army favourite’. This season players are sponsored by businesses and fans, the players were fantastic allowing fans young and old to get to know their player on a one to one basis.

For details on how to become a player sponsor for the 17-18 season please contact us to register your interest for next season.

VIP 17-18 PRICES COMING SOON We are now preparing our offers in advance of the 17-18 season. Enquiries now being taken for the new season for VIP Parkside Suite Season Tickets and Executive Boxes on a seasonal basis.

REMAINING VIP Our last home game of the season against Port Vale on Sunday 30th April is SOLD OUT in Parkside Suite. You can reserve a table in Red and Whites pre-match by calling the Commercial team on 01253775080 option 2 from 10am – 12pm package including a set menu available priced at £40pp.

Contact The Commercial Team Today!

Martin Booker – Head of Commercial / Courtney Bushell – Business Development Officer commercial@fleetwoodtownfc.com / 01253 775080 option 2 / @FTFCCommercial

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SPONSORS GALLERY Thanks to our match day sponsors last home game against Swindon Town Match Sponsors Borgun Bank and Ball Sponsors ADJ Fire & Security. We hope they enjoyed their day with us – book your package now for remaining games in 2017!

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44

31

+35

88

1-1

0-2

2

Bolton Wanderers

42

12

6

3

32

16

11

4

6

31

19

+28

79

2-4

2-1

3

Fleetwood Town

42

11

7

3

33

20

9

5

7

25

20

+18

72

-

-

4

Bradford City

42

9

12

0

32

17

9

6

6

25

22

+18

72

2-1

2-1

5

Scunthorpe United

42

12

6

3

40

20

8

4

9

31

31

+20

70

2-2

0-2

6

Millwall

42

12

6

3

31

14

6

7

8

28

36

+9

67

17 Apr

2-1

7

Southend United

42

10

7

4

37

25

8

5

8

27

25

+14

66

1-1

0-2

8

Bristol Rovers

42

12

6

3

38

22

5

6

10

23

37

+2

63

3-1

2-1 2-1

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Team

9

Rochdale

42

12

6

3

45

24

5

4

12

21

36

+6

61

0-0

10

Oxford United

42

9

4

8

29

27

8

5

8

29

24

+7

60

2-0

1-3

11

Peterborough

42

8

6

7

34

29

8

4

9

23

26

+2

58

2-0

14 Apr

12

Milton Keynes Dons

42

7

6

8

29

33

7

7

7

25

19

+2

55

1-4

0-1

13

AFC Wimbledon

42

8

6

7

34

25

5

9

7

18

27

0

54

0-0

2-2

14

Walsall

41

10

5

5

32

24

3

10

8

16

27

-3

54

2-1

0-1

15

Northampton Town

42

9

3

9

34

28

5

6

10

25

38

-7

51

3-0

1-1

16

Charlton Athletic

42

7

8

6

25

19

4

9

8

26

32

0

50

2-2

1-1

17

Oldham Athletic

42

7

8

6

17

17

4

7

10

12

25

-13

48

1-0

2-0

18

Bury

42

8

3

10

33

32

4

7

10

25

39

-13

46

0-0

0-0

19

Shrewsbury Town

42

9

4

8

24

25

3

6

12

19

34

-16

46

3-0

0-1

20

Gillingham

42

7

9

5

27

26

4

4

13

27

46

-18

46

2-1

22 Apr

21

Port Vale

41

10

6

5

32

26

1

6

13

12

37

-19

45

30 Apr

2-1

22

Swindon Town

42

7

5

9

22

22

4

5

12

21

38

-17

43

0-1

1-1

23

Chesterfield

42

7

5

9

25

33

2

5

14

14

33

-27

37

2-1

0-1

24

Coventry City

42

7

6

8

20

23

1

5

15

14

39

-28

35

2-0

0-1

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12:15PM

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PORT VALE

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NEXT HOME GAME

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SKY BET LEAGUE ONE SUNDAY 30th APRIL KICK-OFF: 12:00PM

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600 ARTIFICIAL

GRASS PITCHES Since 2000, the Football Foundation has invested in £1.3 billion of grassroots sports projects and has developed more than 600 artificial grass pitches, 1,000 changing pavilions and 3,000 natural grass pitches.

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COMMUNITYTRUST Today Fleetwood Town Football Club are showing their continued support for Kick it Out, footballs inclusion campaign. Today all the players will be wearing their Kick it Out t-shirtsas they warm up prior to the game.

The campaign is supported and funded by the game’s governing bodies, including founding body the Professional Footballers Association (PFA), the Premier League and The Football Association.

Throughout the 2016/17 season, Kick It Out is running an initiative – Call Full Time On Hate – which aims to utilise and engage the collective force of football to tackle discrimination and hate incidents at every level of the game.

Fleetwood Town are fully behind #CallFullTimeOnHate and in addition to its support in the programme today, the club will be supporting the initiative on social media, as well as through Kick It Out resources such as posters and t-shirts around Highbury Stadium.

The message that the campaign aims to deliver is particularly important, and this last week the Community Trust along with Fleetwood Town players Alex Cairns and Ashley Eastham have been into Baines Endowed Primary School talking to pupils about the Kick it Out message, the different forms of racism and what should we do if we hear it. Pupils had the opportunity to speak with Alex and Ashley and ask questions about the subject and the pupils were very engaged in the lesson and discussed some very important points.

Alex and his team mates are looking forward to recognising the work of Kick It Out today and he commented, “No form of discrimination should be tolerated and in order to combat this issue we all need to work together. The players, fans, supporters, governing bodies, everybody. We need to help educate people to understand that we are all different and those differences should be embraced.”

Over the last year, Lord Herman Ouseley, Chair of Kick It Out, has reiterated with all of the football authorities his concerns on behalf of the organisation around rising levels of hate in society and believes support from professional clubs is an important step in tackling the issue.

“Our anti-hate initiative aims to build on existing positive education and awarenessraising projects supported by clubs and their Foundations in their local communities.

“Call Full Time On Hate aims to ensure the game remains as inclusive and welcoming as possible and that it reiterates a zero tolerance approach to discrimination.”

If you want to find out more about the Kick it Out campaign visit their website www.kickitout.org.

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ACADEMY&DEVELOPMENTSQUAD

STUARTMURDOCH

AN UPDATE FROM THE ACADEMY

As we enter the last few weeks of the season, things always become very hectic. The fantastic achievement of the first team squad transmits throughout the club. The Development Squad have two cup finals to play, the Youth Team have fixtures to catch up on and are finishing very strongly and our Academy teams are showing what great progress they have made. As we entered the season, starting from scratch, it is fair to say we were rather fearful as to how we would cope playing against clubs that had academies that have been established for a number of years. Last weekend was a good indicator of the progress we have made. We played Tranmere, who at the start of the season beat us comprehensively at all age groups. This time all games were very competitive and although losing by the odd goal, it was great to see how our players have developed in all aspects of their game.

UNDER21S

PAUL MURRAY

On Tuesday we played in the Central Development League Cup final against Wigan. We travelled with a young team who performed well, but we were gutted to lose the game 3-1. The scoreline was harsh in the end about Elliot Osborne opened the scoring after just a minute. Overall I’m really happy with the progress the lads have made, and I want this to continue as we come to the end of the season.

UNDER18S

NATHAN ROONEY

A very busy month for our Youth Team. Having had fixtures postponed earlier in the season this month has been catch up time with two games a week. We have had to play the top teams in our League and whilst the month didn’t start well with a defeat against Burnley, a 4-1 victory against Rochdale was followed by a 3-1 win against Carlisle. Dan Mooney continues in a rich vein of goal scoring form having netted five in the last two games. He is now well ahead of Gerard Garner in the fight to claim the crown as top goal scorer award.

YOUTHDEVELOPMENTPHASE

SIMON WILES

It has been busy over the last couple of weeks in the youth development phase with games against local rivals Blackpool and Tranmere. Both were really competitive and it has given us a great indication of our players development and progress as we played them both in our first two academy fixtures at Cat 3 back in August. This week has seen the u15’s have the opportunity to come in full time as they have been off school, working them in the morning and afternoons. Great for the players to get the experience of being in the full time environment.

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We’re their biggest fans!

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FOUNDATIONPHASE

JOEY NEWSON

The last two weeks has seen our academy teams play against Blackpool and Tranmere. It’s clear to see the progress made across all age groups has been fantastic. Our Under 10’s were on the receiving end of two convincing results against both sides at the start of the season but showed just how much they have progressed and developed this year by beating both sides respectively. These games have been another great example of the progress that our academy teams are making both with the football that they are playing, as well as the result.

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kidscorner WHERES THE BALL?

HONOURS & TROPHIES Football League Two 2013–14 (Play-off Winners) Conference National 2011–12 Conference North

It’s a cracking line up

2009–10 (Runners-up and Play-off Winners) Northern Premier League Premier Division 2007–08 Northern Premier League First Division

A

1987–88, 2005–06 (Promoted) North West Counties Football League Premier Division 2004–05 North West Counties Football League First Division 1983–84, 1998–99 Lancashire Combination 1923–24 Lancashire League West Division Reserve League 2008–09 Northern Premier League Challenge Cup 1971, 2007 Northern Premier League President’s Cup 1990 North West Counties Football League First Division Trophy 1999 Lancashire Combination Cup Winners 1926, 1932, 1933, 1934 Peter Swales Memorial Shield Winners

B C

ANSWER TO THE LAST WHERES THE BALL: A

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Name: George Ewing

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Age: 7

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Chairman Andy Pilley Vice-Chairman Phil Brown President Jim Betmead Vice-Presidents Ted Lowery, Dave Beech, Barry McLoughlin Chief Executive Steve Curwood Technical Director Grétar Steinsson Director of Player Development Stuart Murdoch Head of Recruitment Steve Davis Club Secretary Steve Edwards Financial Controller Tom Barnes Head of Communications Will Watt Head of Commercial Martin Booker Ticket Office & Retail Manager Steve Metcalf Stadium & Operations Manager Steve Beane Director of Community Trust Matt Hilton Food & Beverage Manager Adam Holt Press Officer Sam Duffy Stadium Screen & PA Manager Dale Dixon PA Announcer Rod Allsworth

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