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G A F F E R ’ S N OT E S

UWE

ROSLER Welcome to Highbury for a Sky Bet League One tie against Oldham Athletic.

G

ood afternoon and welcome to Highbury for our Sky Bet League One fixture against Oldham Athletic.

This last week has been a historical week for the club, with two young players earning international recognition. Billy Crellin made his debut for England under 18’s against South Africa, whist Dan Mooney played twice in three days against Iceland for Wales’ under 19’s. This is a fantastic personal achievement for them both, and we look forward to seeing both continue their development with us.

We have not been in league action now for two weeks, due to our match with Blackburn Rovers being postponed. But we responded really well from our defeat in our last league

game against Bristol Rovers in an impressive manor in the Checkatrade Trophy against Leicester under 23’s last Tuesday. I was very happy with firstly the result, but even more so with the manor we performed with and without the ball.

We are playing an opponent today who gave us two difficult matches last season. We won in the last minute last season at Highbury, and lost 2-0 at Oldham towards the end of the year, a defeat that still hurts. We know that Oldham will be organised and they are a team with a lot of experience and game know-how in this division.

I would also like to mention our Development Squad who played in the Lancashire FA Cup final against Liverpool last Friday. Our young team did brilliantly to draw the match 1-1,

and were unlucky to lose on penalties against a strong Liverpool side which contained players who have played in the Premier League. I’m sure you’ll agree they did themselves and the club proud and a big well done to Paul Murray who coached the team.

I’d finally like to welcome John Sheridan, his staff and players, as well as their supporters and directors to Highbury and wish them a safe journey home.

Enjoy the game,

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AI DE N O’ NEIL L F EATU R E

AUSSIE GETTING

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Midfielder Aiden O’Neill is happy after making a quick start for Fleetwood Town and is looking to carry on.

Australia became the eighteenth country to feature in Fleetwood Town’s list of Football League players when Brisbane-born Aiden O’Neill made his debut against Rotherham United.

For the midfielder, there were many sporting opportunities available in a favourable climate.

“There was so much to enjoy and the lifestyle is fantastic.

“I went to Brisbane Boys College which is a well-known school with a real sporting and academic reputation. I was there for the soccer!

“There was nothing better than playing footy with my mates at lunchtime!

“I did quite a bit of crosscountry and athletics which probably explains why I run around so much on the pitch!

I also did a bit of cricket and tennis as well.

“Soccer has always been my passion. It has become more prominent in Australia with the development of the A-League.

“Loads of top names have been attracted to it. I loved to 4 || 4

watch the English game. Mum and Dad would get annoyed with me because I stayed up late to watch the 12:30 kick offs in the Premier League on a Saturday.

“It would be one or two o’clock in the morning back home.

“Chelsea was the team that stood out for me and my favourite player was Frank Lampard.

“I just admired the way he went about football and represented himself.

“If I can be a quarter as good as him I’d be more than happy.

“I’d always be down the field kicking a ball. Montie, my Jack Russell, would be down there with me, popping the balls from time to time!

“I’d spend hours and hours running at my pretend defender and he just loved to try and get the ball! It helped me hone my skills.

“My sister looks after him now back in Australia.”

Aiden began formal football at Under 6 level and soon

came under the wing of Zoltan Erdosi, a coach who was to have a massive influence.

“I was with Zoltan for about five years.

“He knew European and English football and urged me to go at an early age to advance my prospects.

“Mum and Dad came over for work and they knew England had the best football so it was a chance for me.

“We settled in the Barrowford area, near Burnley. It is a lovely part of the world.

“Luck then played its part. I guess you need a bit from time to time.

“I trained with an academy in Manchester. There was a Burnley scout there. I was offered a trial and after a few weeks I got a scholarship.”

There were no competitive games until international clearance came through some months later. An U21 goal at Everton received many plaudits but the modest 19 year-old plays it down.

“It was alright! From a corner,

A I D E N O’ N E I L L F E AT U R E I found the top corner of the goal.

Scoring more goals is something that I want to work on, rather than just setting up for others.

“Frank Lampard scored a ridiculous number from midfield. No one will match that.”

Aiden’s efforts earned him a threeyear deal at Burnley in the summer of 2016.

“Sean Dyche has the players drilled and working hard. There is a nononsense approach and it is a good place to be.

“We train and play hard. In fact there are a number of similarities to Fleetwood.

“Joey Barton gave me a bit of stick but I took that as a compliment. He taught me quite a bit as well.

“He is a very good player and that stood out for me. He was also a massive character in the dressing room. The boys respected him for what he had achieved.”

Aiden’s professional debut came just over a year ago, in August 2016.

Liverpool were the visitors to Turf Moor.

“We had scored a goal in each half so it was a perfect time for a young player to come on. Two or three minutes before the end I got the nod to warm up. Butterflies started to gather in my stomach. It was a big moment in my career. Mum and Dad are season ticket holders. I knew where they would be so looked up and gave them a wave. After the game I had so much adrenaline rushing around and had to do something so Tommy Wood and I went back to the training ground and kicked a ball for ages!”

A full debut followed days later in the EFL Cup at Accrington Stanley.

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AID E N O’ NEIL L F EATU R E “It was a bit disappointing because we lost to a late goal after dominating the game. It happens.”

Premier League games at Chelsea and Southampton were followed by an FA Cup tie against Sunderland.

Aiden then went out on loan to Oldham Athletic, in February 2017.

“Being on loan was a good experience. Oldham were struggling in League One at the time and wanted me to come in and help them try to stay in the league for next season. We succeeded.”

Aiden made fifteen appearances, including a home victory over Fleetwood in April. Four months later, he had arrived at Highbury for a further loan period.

“I met the gaffer and got shown around. The ambition was easy to see. It is good to be part of a club that is pushing to go up. I hadn’t had much pre-season game time as there are so many midfielders at Burnley. It was hard to get a chance so it was great to get going quickly at Fleetwood.”

There have been five appearances so far.

“My parents have come this far for me and I don’t want to let them down.

It’s a case of wanting to progress my game and see where it takes me.

I’m still in touch with three or four mates back home but it’s difficult with the time difference. I’d like to follow the path taken by other Australian players like Harry Kewell and Tim Cahill. Having been involved with the country at U23 level, it would be great to go further.”

One day, people in Australia may be staying up to the early hours to watch Aiden O’Neill and starting their own journey!

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TICKETS NEWS

TICKETNEWS

YOUR GUIDE TO FORTHCOMING HOME AND AWAY FIXTURES September is set to be a very busy for the club, with six Sky Bet League One matches crammed into 21 days. Uwe Rosler’s side return back to Highbury on Tuesday evening as we host Lancashire rivals Bury (pictured right).

Remember if you purchased a ticket for today’s match, you qualify to get a ticket for the Bury match at half price! A trip to Portsmouth follows, before hosting Southend United (pictured right) towards the end of the month.

Town collected four points from The Blues last season but know this will be a tough match. To wrap up the month Karl Robinson brings his promotion chasing Charlton Athletic to Highbury. The Addicks have been impressive so far this term, and scored a late equaliser in the reverse fixture last season to take a point back to the capital.

We will certainly rack up a lot of mileage in the next three away games, starting with our trip to the South Coast to face Portsmouth (pictured left) this time next week. The Cod Army have only played at Fratton Park once in their history, a 1-0 win in September 2013 with Nathan Pond the only survivor in the current squad from that day. Our last away match of the month is at last season’s playoff rivals Bradford City.

Rosler’s side travel to West Yorkshire looking to avenge our narrow 1-0 defeat on aggregate in last season’s playoffs. Rory McArdle’s goal at Valley Parade the difference. Our first away game of October is the longest trip of the season at Plymouth Argyle (pictured left). A whopping 650 mile round trip is on the cards, but it’ll be worth it if the Cod Army return home with the points.

NEXT UP AT HOME

NEXT UP AWAY

Bury Tuesday 12 September, 7:45pm All supporters can visit ftfcstore.com/events to check availlabilty for this fixture.

Southend United Saturday 23 September, 3:00pm All supporters can visit ftfcstore.com/events to check availlabilty for this fixture.

Chalton Athletic Saturday 30 September, 3:00pm All supporters can visit ftfcstore.com/events to check availlabilty for this fixture.

MATCHDAY VIP EXPERIENCE Want to watch Town in ultimate style at Highbury Stadium? Why not treat friends, family or yourself to a Matchday VIP Experience, available now for any home fixture.

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Portsmouth Saturday 16 September, 3:00pm Coach travel and match tickets are now available for this fixture.

Bradford City Tuesday 26 September, 7:45pm Coach travel on sale. Ticket information will be available at a later date for this fixture.

Plymouth Argyle Saturday 7 October, 3:00pm Coach travel on sale. Ticket information will be available at a later date for this fixture.

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O P P OSI T I ON A N A LYSI S

O L D H A M

FOUNDED: 1895 | NICKNAME: THE LATICS | CHAIRMAN: SIMON CORNEY | STADIUM: BOUNDARY PARK (13,512)

MANAGERPROFILE HEAD2HEADSTATS John Sheridan started his fifth spell at Oldham Athletic in January 2017 as he replaced Steve Robinson at the Sky Bet League One club.

Sheridan first took a managerial role at Latics in 2003 as he coached the first team and in 2006, he stepped up to the manager role at the club.

The 52-year-old returned to Oldham in 2016, for his second try as the manager, and he saw success straight away as he went on to save Lancashire side from relegation that season.

Sheridan also played 144 games for the Latics, scoring 14 goals.

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1

FLEETWOOD: 1 | OLDHAM: 5 DRAWS: 1 | TOTAL PLAYED: 7

MANTOWATCH Today’s man to watch is Latics top goal scorer for the 2017/18 season, Craig Davies.

Burton-born Davies started his career in the Manchester City youth team before moving to Oxford for first team football.

After a short move to Hellas Verona in Serie B. he moved back to England to play for Wolves.

Spells at Oldham, Brighton, Chesterfield, Barnsley, Bolton, Wigan and Scunthorpe before moving back to the Latics in 2017.

Since re-joining Oldham he has made four appearances and scored two goals.

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I N SI D E VI E W

INSIDEVIEW Ahead of today’s game, Craig Bratt spoke to opposition journalist Simon Smedley from the former newspaper Oldham Chronicle to get his opinion on how the Latics will fare this season.

CB: How would you gauge Oldham’s start to the season?

SS: Optimism was high in pre-season that Latics would kick on promisingly this time. John Sheridan performed wonders in guiding the team to safety during the second half of last season, but for one reason or another that momentum simply hasn’t continued. The manager appears to have had trouble recruiting during the close season, and a number of injuries haven’t helped either.

CB: What would you put their struggles down to?

SS: As hinted at above, boss Sheridan seemed to be having problems getting players in during the summer.That was highlighted perfectly by the fact that just a matter of days before the season actually began, the club didn’t have a recognised goalkeeper on the books. Oldham did draft a handful of new faces in during the days running up to transfer deadline last week, but there has also been plenty of potential takeover talk going on behind the scenes of late, so maybe that has had a detrimental effect.

CB: Oldham showed signs of improvement against Charlton last weekend. Do you feel it is sooner rather than later that they will begin to pick up points?

SS: There was plenty of encouragement to be gleaned from the game against Charlton last weekend. Many home fans pointed the finger straight at referee Ross Joyce for the eventual outcome.

He controversially sent off Ousmane Fane just minutes after half-time, leaving the home team up against it when the score was at 2-2. They went on to lose 4-3 in a thriller, a game in which they battled gamely until the very end, and scored a couple of exceptional goals.

Simon Smedley

CB: How have the Latics recruited over the summer break?

SS: As stated earlier there was relatively little transfer activity during the summer, though Oldham did recruit some class in the form of attacking midfielder Dan Gardner and much-travelled striker Craig Davies. Both have missed games with injuries so far, though. Striker Courtney Duffus looks as though he could turn into a shrewd buy from Everton, while defender Rob Hunt also arrived from Brighton on a permanent deal. All have showed promise so far, so hopefully they can continue to gel with the clutch of new players signed last week.

CB: Which players should Town be wary of this afternoon?

SS: Eoin Doyle was an eye-catching deadline day loan capture from Preston and he scored on his Oldham debut against Charlton. He has always been a potent front-man wherever he’s been, so he’ll be one to watch today. As will Craig Davies, who scored from the spot against the Addicks and is another who has always boasted impressive scoring stats as most clubs he’s played for previously. Wigan loanee midfielder Jack Byrne is also a lively player who is capable of unlocking the meanest of defences.

CB: Finally, what is your prediction for the game?

SS: I’m sitting on the fence, saying it’ll be 1-1 today. Oldham looked decent last Saturday.

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FI XTURES & RESULTS

Date

KO/Res

Comp

Opposition

Pos

Att

Starting XI

AUGUST Sat 5

2-0

ROTHERHAM UNITED

1st

3,623

CAIRNS

COYLE

BOLGER

EASTHAM

POND

BELL

DEMPSEY

Tue 8

1-2

CARLISLE UNITED (R1)

-

1,711

CAIRNS

COYLE

BOLGER

EASTHAM

RODGERS

MAGUIRE

O’NEILL

Sat 12

0-1

NORTHAMPTON TOWN

4th

5,124

CAIRNS

COYLE

BOLGER

EASTHAM

POND

BELL

DEMPSEY

Sat 19

2-0

AFC WIMBLEDON

3rd

2,730

CAIRNS

COYLE

BOLGER

EASTHAM

POND

BELL

DEMPSEY

Sat 26

3-1

BRISTOL ROVERS

5th

8,363

CAIRNS

COYLE

BOLGER

EASTHAM

POND

BELL

DEMPSEY

Tue 29

3-0

LEICESTER CITY U21

-

517

NEAL

GODSWILL 1

CARGILL 1

EASTHAM

POND

BELL

GLENDON

SEPTEMBER Sat 9

3pm

OLDHAM ATHLETIC

-

-

Tue 12

7:45pm

BURY

-

-

3pm

PORTSMOUTH

-

-

Sat 23

3pm

SOUTHEND UNITED

-

-

Tue 26

7:45pm

BRADFORD CITY

-

-

Sat 30

3pm

CHARLTON ATHLETIC

-

-

Tue 3

7:45pm

MORECAMBE

-

-

Sat 7

3pm

PLYMOUTH ARGYLE

-

-

Sat 16

OCTOBER

Sat 14

3pm

ROCHDALE

-

-

Tue 17

7:45pm

SCUNTHORPE UNITED

-

-

Sat 21

3pm

SHREWSBURY TOWN

-

-

Sat 28

3pm

OXFORD UNITED

-

-

Tue 31

7:45pm

BLACKBURN ROVERS

-

-

Sat 4

3pm

-

-

NOVEMBER FA CUP (R1)

Tue 7

7:45pm

CARLISLE UNITED

-

-

Sat 11

3pm

MILTON KEYNES DONS

-

-

Wed 15

7:45pm

FA CUP REPLAY (R1)

-

-

Sat 18

3pm

DONCASTER ROVERS

-

-

Tue 21

7:45pm

WALSALL

-

-

Sat 25

3pm

BLACKPOOL

-

-

DECEMBER Sat 2

3pm

FA CUP (R2)

-

-

Wed 6 Sat 9

3pm

EFL TROPHY (R2)

3pm

WIGAN ATHLETIC

-

-

Wed 13

3pm

FA CUP REPLAY (R2)

-

-

Sat 16

3pm

PETERBOROUGH UNITED

-

-

Sat 23

3pm

GILLINGHAM

-

-

Tue 26

3pm

OLDHAM ATHLETIC

-

-

Sat 30

3pm

-

-

Mon 1

7:45pm

BRADFORD CITY

-

-

Sat 6

3pm

PORTSMOUTH

-

-

BURY JANUARY

Sat 13

3pm

SOUTHEND UNITED

-

-

Sat 20

3pm

BLACKBURN ROVERS

-

-

Sat 27

3pm

GILLINGHAM

-

-

FEBRUARY Sat 3

3pm

SCUNTHORPE UNITED

-

-

Sat 10

3pm

ROCHDALE

-

-

Tue 13

7:45pm

SHREWSBURY TOWN

-

-

Sat 17

3pm

DONCASTER ROVERS

-

-

Sat 24

3pm

MILTON KEYNES DONS

-

-

MARCH Sat 3

3pm

OXFORD UNITED

-

-

Sat 10

3pm

PLYMOUTH ARGYLE

-

-

Sat 17

3pm

CHARLTON ATHLETIC

-

-

Sat 24

3pm

NORTHAMPTON TOWN

-

-

Sat 31

3pm

AFC WIMBLEDON

-

-

APRIL Mon 2

7:45pm

BRISTOL ROVERS

-

-

Sat 7

3pm

ROTHERHAM UNITED

-

-

Sat 14

3pm

BLACKPOOL

-

-

Sat 21

3pm

WIGAN ATHLETIC

-

-

Sat 28

3pm

PETERBOROUGH UNITED

-

-

-

-

MAY Sat 5

12pm

WALSALL

KEY: GOALSCORER 1 BOOKED

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F I X T U R E S & R E SU LT S

Substitutes Used

Referee

COLE

GRANT

HIWULA

McALENY 2

O’NEILL

SCHWABL

COLE

HIWULA 1

HUNTER

DEMPSEY

GLENDON

GRANT

HIWULA

McALENY

BURNS

O’NEILL

COLE 1

B. HUXTABLE

O’NEILL

GRANT

COLE 2

HIWULA

HUNTER

SCHWABL

NADESAN

J. BROOKS

O’NEILL

GRANT

COLE 1

HIWULA

HUNTER

BURNS

CARGILL

J. BUSBY

SCHWABL

BURNS 1

HIWULA

HUNTER

MAGUIRE

SOWERBY

GRANT

M. COY

McALENY

HUNTER

K E E P U P TO D ATE

GLENDON

GODSWILL

BURNS

R.LEWIS G. SALISBURY

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Welcome back to Highbury Stadium for today’s Sky Bet League One clash against Oldham Athletic at Highbury – our first north west derby of the season. It’s been a very encouraging start to the season for us, the next two games at home will be very important games for us to continue our good form and build momentum. The Commercial team are still very busy doing seasonal deals and club partnerships for the 2017/18 season with more news to continue this week. Thanks again to all our commercial partners and VIP guests for their support today!

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TA B L E & STAT I ST I C S HOME

AWAY

P

W

D

L

F

A

W

D

L

F

A

+/-

PTS

HOME

AWAY

1

PETERBOROUGH UNITED

5

2

0

0

4

2

2

1

0

8

2

+8

13

16 Dec

28 Apr

2

SHREWSBURY TOWN

5

2

0

0

4

2

2

1

0

4

2

+4

13

13 Feb

21 Oct

3

CHARLTON ATHLETIC

5

2

0

0

5

1

2

0

1

6

5

+5

12

30 Sep

17 Mar 17 Oct

4

SCUNTHORPE UNITED

5

1

1

0

2

1

2

1

0

6

1

+6

11

3 Feb

5

WIGAN ATHLETIC

4

1

1

0

5

2

2

0

0

3

0

+6

10

21 Apr

9 Dec

6

BRADFORD CITY

5

2

0

1

5

3

1

1

1

4

3

+3

10

1 Jan

26 Sep 14 Apr

7

BLACKPOOL

5

3

0

0

4

1

0

1

1

4

5

+2

10

25 Nov

8

FLEETWOOD TOWN

4

2

0

0

4

0

1

0

0

2

3

+3

9

-

-

9

OXFORD UNITED

5

1

1

0

4

1

1

1

1

3

2

+4

8

28 Oct

3 Mar

10

WALSALL

5

2

1

0

7

5

0

1

1

1

2

+1

8

5 May

21 Nov

11

BLACKBURN ROVERS

4

1

0

1

5

4

1

0

1

1

2

+1

6

20 Jan

31 Oct

12

ROTHERHAM UNITED

5

1

0

1

5

2

1

0

2

2

4

+1

6

2-0

7 Apr

13

DONCASTER ROVERS

5

0

3

0

3

3

1

0

1

3

3

0

6

18 Nov

17 Feb

14

BRISTOL ROVERS

5

1

0

1

4

5

1

0

2

4

6

-3

6

2 Apr

3-1

15

SOUTHEND UNITED

5

1

2

0

3

2

0

1

1

3

8

-4

6

23 Sep

13 Jan

16

PORTSMOUTH

5

1

1

1

3

2

0

1

1

1

4

-2

5

6 Jan

16 Sep

17

AFC WIMBLEDON

5

1

0

1

2

1

0

1

2

1

4

-2

4

2-0

30 Mar

18

PLYMOUTH ARGYLE

5

1

0

1

2

4

0

1

2

3

5

-4

4

10 Mar

7 Oct

19

BURY

5

1

0

2

3

4

0

1

1

1

4

-4

4

12 Sep

30 Dec

20

MILTON KEYNES DONS

5

1

1

1

2

2

0

0

2

1

5

-4

4

24 Feb

11 Nov

21

ROCHDALE

5

0

2

0

1

1

0

1

2

2

5

-3

3

14 Oct

10 Feb

22

GILLINGHAM

5

0

1

2

4

6

0

1

1

0

1

-3

2

23 Dec

27 Jan

23

OLDHAM ATHLETIC

5

0

0

3

3

8

0

0

2

2

4

-7

0

9 Sep

26 Dec

24

NORTHAMPTON TOWN

4

0

0

2

1

5

0

0

2

1

5

-8

0

24 Mar

0-1

TODAY’S OTHER LEAGUE ONE FIXTURES:

CAREER GOALS/ CLEAN SHEETS

LEAGUE APPEARANCES

LEAGUE GOALS/ CLEAN SHEETS

CUP APPEARANCES

CUP GOALS/ CLEAN SHEETS

1

Chris NEAL

22

9

251(3)

-

219(3)

-

32(0)

-

14 Victor NIRENNOLD

53

2

23(30)

2

17(26)

2

6(4)

0

2

Lewie COYLE

5

0

20(8)

0

13(6)

0

7(2)

0

15 Harvey RODGERS

1

0

21(0)

1

19(0)

1

2(0)

0

3

Amari’i BELL

109

3

157(6)

5

141(6)

4

16(0)

1

18 George GLENDON

38

0

27(11)

0

22(8)

0

5(3)

0

4

Aiden O’NEILL

5

0

16(8)

0

14(7)

0

2(1)

0

20 Godswill EKPOLO

9

1

26(10)

1

24(9)

0

2(1)

1

5

Ashley EASTHAM

51

2

215(12)

8

184(12)

8

31(0)

0

21 Alex CAIRNS

43

22

42(2)

22

35(2)

20

8(0)

2

6

Nathan POND*

203

9

215(14)

9

189(13)

11

26(1)

1

22 Ashley HUNTER

100

19

44(56)

19

40(45)

14

4(11)

5

2017-18 TOWN APPEARANCES

CUP GOALS/ CLEAN SHEETS

CAREER APPEARANCES

VS

TOWN GOALS/ CLEAN SHEETS

VS

TOWN APPEARANCES

VS

CUP APPEARANCES

VS

LEAGUE GOALS/ CLEAN SHEETS

VS

VS

LEAGUE APPEARANCES

VS

CAREER GOALS/ CLEAN SHEETS

VS

CAREER APPEARANCES

VS

TOWN GOALS/ CLEAN SHEETS

VS

TOWN APPEARANCES

VS

7

Jordy HIWULA

6

1

81(35)

32

70(32)

23

11(3)

9

23 Markus SCHWABL

17

0

220(19)

4

212(19)

3

8(0)

0

8

Kyle DEMPSEY

51

2

103(23)

14

92(20)

13

11(3)

1

24 Ashley NADESAN

1

0

0(1)

0

0(1)

0

0(0)

0

9

Wes BURNS

30

6

56(77)

17

49(64)

14

7(13)

3

28 Jack SOWERBY

21

2

11(10)

2

8(8)

1

3(2)

1

10 Conor McALENY

3

2

64(23)

19

62(19)

18

2(4)

1

31 Billy CRELLIN

0

0

0(0)

0

0(0)

0

0(0)

0

11 Bobby GRANT

106

20

268(78)

76

240(65)

67

28(13)

9

38 Baily CARGILL

2

1

44(2)

3

31(2)

2

13(0)

1

12 Cian BOLGER

47

6

155(9)

9

139(8)

8

16(1)

1

44 Devante COLE

65

14

68(58)

29

56(51)

23

12(7)

6

13 Joe MAGUIRE

5

0

3(4)

0

1(2)

0

2(2)

0

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COMMUNIT YTRUST

In August we took our Garstang Premier League Kicks group to Everton in the Community to play in a tournament against teams such as Liverpool, Manchester United, Everton and AFC Fylde.

Fleetwood Town Community Trust have begun a growing partnership with Play Inclusion Project to deliver disability provision across Wyre over the summer holidays and future half terms ahead.

At Fleetwood Town Community Trust we work closely with Lancashire Constabulary and Crime Stoppers in particular to assist in the reduction of crime across Wyre and Fylde.

We have received visits from Lancashire Boys and Girls Club and Hands on Animals amongst many more who have retrospectively delivered archery and creepy crawly appearances.

The team met ex Liverpool striker David Fairclough who volunteers for Crime Stoppers and dedicates a lot of his time assisting community groups across Liverpool and further afield.

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ACADEMY

FLEETWOOD TOWN UNDER-18S YOUTH ALLIANCE LEAGUE TABLE 2017/18 TEAM

PLD W

D

L GD PTS

1

TRANMERE ROVERS

4

2

2

0

2

8

2

ACCRINGTON STANLEY

3

2

1

0

2

7

3

PRESTON NORTH END

4

2

1

1

1

7

4

SHREWSBURY TOWN

4

2

0

2

-3

6

5

WREXHAM

3

1

2

0

3

5

6

BLACKPOOL

3

1

2

0

2

5

7

CARLISLE UNITED

4

1

2

1

0

5

8

BURY

0

2

9

MORECAMBE

4

1

1

2

-1

4

10 WIGAN ATHLETIC

1

3

1

1

0

1

0

3

3

4

11 ROCHDALE

2

1

0

1

2

3

12 PORT VALE

4

1

0

3

-4

3

13 FLEETWOOD TOWN

3

0

1

2

-4

1

14 WALSALL

4

0

1

3

-5

1

FLEETWOOD TOWN UNDER-18S YOUTH ALLIANCE FIXTURES 2017/18 DATE

K/O

H/A

OPPONENTS

RES

AUGUST 2017 SAT 19 11AM

H

TRANMERE ROVERS

0-1

SAT 26

A

BRADFORD CITY

0-2 *

TUE 29 11AM SEPTEMBER 2017 SAT 02 11AM

H

ROCHDALE

0-3

H

ACCRINGTON STANLEY

1-1

SAT 09

11AM

A

BURY

-

SAT 16

11AM

A

WIGAN ATHLETIC

-

SAT 23

11AM

11AM

H

PORT VALE

-

SAT 30 11AM OCTOBER 2017 SAT 07 11AM

A

CARLISLE UNITED

-

H

ROTHERHAM UNITED

-

SAT 14

11AM

A

SHREWSBURY TOWN

-

SAT 21

11AM

H

WIGAN ATHLETIC

-

H

BLACKPOOL

-

A

WALSALL

-

H

MORECAMBE

-

SAT 28 11AM NOVEMBER 2017 SAT 11 12PM SAT 18 11AM DECEMBER 2017 SAT 02 11AM

A

WREXHAM

-

SAT 16 11AM JANUARY 2018 SAT 06 11AM

H

PRESTON NORTH END

-

H

BURY

-

SAT 20

A

ACCRINGTON STANLEY

-

H

CARLISLE UNITED

-

A

PORT VALE

-

SAT 24 11AM MARCH 2018 SAT 03 12PM

A

BLACKPOOL

-

H

SHREWSBURY TOWN

-

SAT 17

A

MORECAMBE

-

11AM

SAT 27 11AM FEBRUARY 2018 SAT 10 11AM

11AM

SAT 24 12PM APRIL 2018 SAT 07 10:30AM

H

WALSALL

-

A

PRESTON NORTH END

-

SAT 14

11AM

H

WREXHAM

-

SAT 21

11AM

A

WIGAN ATHLETIC

-

SAT 28 11AM MAY 2018 SAT 04 11AM

A

ROCHDALE

-

A

TRANMERE ROVERS * EFL Youth Alliance Cup fixtures

*

*

On a damp September evening, with his proud parents watching, Billy Crellin strode onto the pitch at Leek Town to create a little bit of Fleetwood Town history. Billy was being brought onto the pitch for the second half of the England U18 game against South Africa.

Earlier in the day in Rhyl, Dan Mooney pulled on the red shirt of Wales to play in their Under 19 game against Iceland. A proud day all round for players, parents and all involved with Fleetwood Town.

Both players have worked tremendously hard to reach this stage in their careers, as have the coaches involved with them.

The Academy is now in full flow with the return to training and games of all age groups from under 7 to under 21. Poolfoot Farm is a hive of activity both day and night with the Development Squad and the under 18s in training every day and then the younger section of the Academy coming in at night.

One stand out moment so far has been the performance of the Development Squad which is performing to extremely high levels. This was summed up with the outstanding performance last week in the final of the Lancashire

Senior Cup. For a Fleetwood Town side to go toe to toe with any Liverpool side and not be outplayed in any way is a mark of the great progress going on at this club.

Personally I think we shaded the game, and I think huge credit has to go to Paul Murray for the way he set the team up and for the energy levels that his team showed.

It was a sign of the way we want to play as a club and this will filter through to the younger age groups as we continue to develop our identity as a club.

The under 18s have had an up and down start to the season with a couple of disappointing defeats but an excellent performance in defeating Bradford in the Youth Alliance Cup. We are looking at them performing with more consistency moving forward.

Our schoolboy programme is now in full flow with the first EFL scheduled fixtures taking place against Walsall last weekend. We always have to be mindful that at these age groups we are new to the academy system and our players and staff are learning all of the time. At this club we are specific to development of the individual players and as long as our players are improving week on week, we know that this will be beneficial to us in the long term.

Dan Mooney in action for Wales under 19’s last week against Iceland.

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CAPTAIN COD’S QUIZ! HONOURS & TROPHIES

Captain Cod was wondering whether you could help him.

Can you tell him who was the first Scottish player to play for Town in the football league?

Football League Two 2013–14 (Play-off Winners) Conference National 2011–12 Conference North 2009–10 (Runners-up and Play-off Winners) Northern Premier League Premier Division 2007–08 Northern Premier League First Division 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 2008

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TEAM OF THE DAY: Myerscough Juniors

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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 Chief Financial Controller Tom Barnes Club Secretary Luis de Oleza Director of Player Development Stuart Murdoch Academy Manager Ciaran Donnelly Head of First Team Operations Will Watt Head of Commercial Martin Booker Operations Manager Steve Beane Tickets & Retail Manager Steve Metcalf Director of Community Trust Matt Hilton Head Groundsman Nick Hyndman Press Officer Sam Duffy PA Announcer Rod Allsworth

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