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ood afternoon and welcome back to Highbury Stadium for today’s Sky Bet League One match with Burton Albion.

I’d like to extend that welcome to Nigel Clough, his staff and players, as well as the directors and supporters who have made the journey to the Fylde Coast today.

It’s been two weeks without a match for the team, and whilst we wanted to play the game against Sunderland, we’ve utilised the break really well and got some good work into our players ahead of today’s game. We’ve managed to keep most of the group together and allowed them important time to see their families, whilst Harry Souttar, Dan Mooney and Billy Crellin have been

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away flying the Fleetwood flag on international duty. Speaking of big Soutts, he’s certainly caught the eye globally with four goals in his opening two goals for Australia – hopefully he can bring that goal scoring form to Highbury today!

Also on the topic of Billy Crellin, it was great to see him sign a new contract at the club this week. As a Fleetwood lad, I know the pride he has in playing for this football club, but also for us, to get his future sorted is great to see and we look forward to seeing his development continue with us. His attitude is first class and he’s really pushing both Alex Cairns and Matt Gilks in the goalkeeping department, and he’s thriving under the guidance of Dave Lucas, who is doing a great

job with that department.

Our last home game against Ipswich saw the team lose for the first time at home in eight months. A key factor to that run was the backing that the players and staff receive at Highbury, and we look forward to starting another run today.

Enjoy the game,

Fleetwood Town v Burnley

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DUNNE FEATURE GJIMMY AFFER’ S NOTES

JIMMY DUNNE NO FEATURE GAF F ER’S T ES

DUNNE FOCUSING ON HIS FOOTBALL

AT FLEETWOOD WORDS: DAVID MITCHELL

"I WILL HAVE TO PARK THE INTERNATIONAL PROSPECTS TO FOCUS ON MY CLUB CAREER FOR NOW. I WANT TO GET FLEETWOOD TOWN PROMOTED."

On-loan defender Jimmy Dunne has impressed in the Cod Army backline so far, and is looking to carry on his current form against Burton Albion.

F

leetwood’s Jimmy Dunne will be hoping to celebrate his twenty-second birthday today with three points and some quality time spent with family who will be over from Ireland to watch the game.

“We are all busy in our separate lives so it is difficult to see them on a regular basis.

“Thank goodness for Face Time otherwise I’d be in trouble!

“My sister is a solicitor, my brother’s got his final year in school while mum is Director of a Cross Border Orchestra.

“I try and get over to Ireland when I can but it has become increasingly more difficult over the last three years, especially at Christmas with the festive games.

“My family have provided me with so much. Football’s a difficult profession to make your way in.

“My family give me balance in my life and, hopefully, will get me much further.”

There were plenty of sporting opportunities at school, with traditional Irish games combining with football.

“I did the traditional Irish sports at school, Gaelic Football especially.

“It was probably the first sport, along with football, that I was passionate about.

“Through it, I developed the aggression and the power that is important in footie as well.

“I played Gaelic Football for my school and my local club. It is a game that means a lot to people in Ireland.

“Gaelic Football is a massive sport over there, probably more so than soccer.

“I never thought at that age of going on to play the game at a high level but knew that with football there is more chance of making a living from the game.

“I had a few football heroes growing up. Damian Duff was one, Robbie Keane another, Richard Dunne.

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“I always thought when I was playing around in my Ireland kit that I’d like to get up to their level one day.

“The national side was really good at the time. We had some legends!

“I played for my local club Rock Celtic but my family felt that I should go on to a bigger stage and give myself a chance of showcasing my talents.

“St Kevin’s Boys Club in Dublin was a really good place to go and put yourself out there as a young boy.

“I would be twelve when I first went. It was easier to get yourself noticed in Dublin where more scouts would be watching.

“Robbie Brady, who is now at Burnley, came through from St Kevin’s and there were lots of others who went on to play for Ireland including Stephen Carr and Ian Harte.

“Another good place to get noticed was Dundalk and I captained my home town in Northern Ireland’s Milk Cup. “I had joined the Manchester United Academy in Belfast at the age of ten.

“Walter Murphy, one of United’s scouts took me there. I went every Sunday and worked on the technical side of things.

“For some time I alternated one hour drives to Dublin for St Kevin’s Boys and Belfast for Manchester United’s Academy.

“My football really began to kick on at that time.

“I was getting regular exposure at these places as well as games with school and my local club. !Sometimes, I might he playing five or six times a week! !Manchester United were reluctant to take you across to England too young.

“I had my first trial for the club when I was thirteen, spending a week there, and at fifteen I signed and moved my life over to Manchester.

“It was a great place to get started and I was treading a path that many other Irish players had gone down before me.”

In July 2016, Jimmy signed a two-year contract with Burnley.

“I had played a more attacking role, maybe even in centre midfield, when I was younger but with my height it was always quite obvious that I was going to be a central defender.

“I was able to develop this significantly at Burnley where Sean Dyche has a reputation for very well-trained defenders and takes pride in it.

“I trained and played with the Development Squad for a year. It was a really important period because it was the first time that it was really highlighted to me that I was going to be a defender.

“There was a clarity and purpose and I got taught specific skills.”

It was a move that Jimmy described as ‘perfect’.

“It was the best place that I could have gone at that point in my career.

“The club was a no-egos environment.

They got every drip out of every player.”

Jimmy supplemented his development at Burnley over the next two seasons with several periods out on loan, starting at Conference side Barrow where he made twenty-one EFL appearances in the first part of the 2017-18 season.

His senior debut came on 5th August 2017 in a 2-1 defeat at Dagenham and Redbridge.

There were goals on two other long away days, at Eastleigh and Woking. Jimmy reflected on a very valuable six month period.

“Barrow was an important and quite surreal experience.

“I didn’t really give it much thought at the time but knew that it was important for

my development at a young age. I was so glad that I did it.

“The stepping stones have been so clear since then.

“I was alongside and against experienced players with families, mortgages and responsibilities.

“Mess up a game and you messed up people’s lives.

“I had to learn how important it was to win. It made me mentally tougher.

“I was happy to get thrown in at the deep end and the physicality was an important experience.

Barrow gave me everything I needed.”

The next move happened immediately and took Jimmy down the road from Burnley to League Two Accrington Stanley under the managerial double act of John Coleman and Jimmy Bell.

Five days after his final game for Barrow, he was part of the Accrington team who beat Chesterfield 4-0 at home in January 2018.

There would be another nineteen appearances before the end of the season.

“I was fortunate to move to Accy and had a remarkable time there under John and Jimmy.

“I went from fighting for survival at Barrow to a promotion campaign.

“To finish as Champions was brilliant. It opened my eyes to what the game can offer.”

The 2018/19 season started north of the border, at Tynecastle.

Again, it was a six-month loan deal and there were some huge occasions in his twelve SPL games for Hearts.

“There were some crazy occasions! I didn’t realise just how big a club Hearts is. I played in front of over sixty thousand in Glasgow.

“Rangers and Celtic games were massive and scoring at Rangers was special but, believe me, the Edinburgh derbies were awesome.

“They meant the world to Edinburgh people and were definitely the most important of the three big contests. Beating Hibs was the thing that mattered most to Hearts supporters.”

In January 2019 it was on to League One Sunderland, with twelve EFL appearances and a place on the bench at Wembley for the 2019 EFL Trophy Final.

“Sunderland is a huge club, one of the biggest in the world, believe me.

“It is Premier league standard in many respects and the fans crave success. Wembley was a completely different experience.”

A further loan move brought Jimmy to Fleetwood Town, a move which, so far, he has not regretted.

“I’m really enjoying my football at Fleetwood, more so than a lot of places. We left it to the last day of the transfer window.

“I thought I would stay at Burnley with limited opportunities for regular football so to get back out was brilliant.

“Joey’s connection with Burnley helped and I’ve come to a wonderful family club and facility. I need to play games.”

Jimmy has been a regular so far, scoring at Southend in just his second game.

“I would like to have scored more goals in my career but clean sheets are always the main priority.”

There have been international call-ups, two for the Republic of Ireland Under 21s in 2018.

Despite selection for senior squads, a full cap has so far eluded the tall defender.

He is also qualified to play for Northern Ireland through his grandparents.

“I’ve always thought that if I hadn’t got the opportunity to play for my country and I had the chance for another it is international football and I’d have to consider that.

“I’m still not the competitive player that I can strive to be so will have to park the international prospects for now and focus on my club career.

“I want to get Fleetwood Town promoted.

“However, I’m looking forward to learning from my fellow defender, Harry Souttar, about his Australia debut.

“Hopefully there will be a similar experience for myself one day.”

Meanwhile, there is an important birthday match to play in this afternoon and the chance to catch up with a family who have given so much support to this genial man from Dundalk.

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GFIXTURES AFFER’& SRESULTS NOTES Date

Results

Comp.

Opposition

KEY: GAMES HOME (BOLD) & AWAY (LIGHT) GOALSCORER 1 BOOKED

Att.

RED CARD

SUBSTITUTE ON/OFF

FIXTURES RESULTS GAF F ER’S& NO T ES

FIRST SUB SECOND SUB THIRD SUB

Starting XI

Substitutes Used

SKY BET LEAGUE ONE TABLE 2019/20

AUGUST

P

W

D

L

F

A

+/-

Pts

SAT 3

1-3

L1

PETERBOROUGH UNITED (A)

7,958

CAIRNS

COYLE

CLARKE

SOUTTAR 1

ANDREW 1

ROSSITER

BIGGINS

BURNS

McALENY

MORRIS 1

MADDEN

HUNTER

SOWERBY

1

IPSWICH TOWN

11

8

3

0

21

5

+16

27

SAT 10

2-1

L1

AFC WIMBLEDON (H)

2,684

CAIRNS

COYLE

CLARKE

SOUTTAR

ANDREW

COUTTS (C)

ROSSITER

BIGGINS

BURNS

McALENY

MORRIS 1

MADDEN 1

HUNTER

SOWERBY

2

WYCOMBE WANDERERS

12

6

5

1

21

13

+8

23

TUE 13

1-0

CC R1

NOTTINGHAM FOREST (A)

7,432

CAIRNS

COYLE

CLARKE

SOUTTAR

ANDREW

COUTTS (C)

ROSSITER

BIGGINS

BURNS

MADDEN

HUNTER

MORRIS

McALENY

WALLACE

3

PETERBOROUGH UNITED

12

6

3

3

28

15

+13

21

SAT 17

3-2

L1

DONCASTER ROVERS (A)

6,740

CAIRNS

COYLE

CLARKE

SOUTTAR

ANDREW

COUTTS (C)

ROSSITER

SOWERBY

BURNS

McALENY 1

MORRIS

MADDEN 1

WALLACE

BIGGINS

4

BRISTOL ROVERS

12

6

3

3

15

12

+3

21

TUE 20

1-1

L1

WYCOMBE WANDERERS (H)

2,319

GILKS

COYLE

CLARKE

SOUTTAR

ANDREW

BURNS

COUTTS (C)

SOWERBY

MORRIS

MADDEN 1

McALENY

WALLACE

EASTHAM

HUNTER

5

FLEETWOOD TOWN

11

6

2

3

20

14

+6

20

SAT 24

2-0

L1

ACCRINGTON STANLEY (H)

2,802

GILKS

COYLE

CLARKE

SOUTTAR

ANDREW

BURNS

COUTTS (C)

ROSSITER

MORRIS

MADDEN 1

HUNTER

EVANS 1

BIGGINS

WALLACE

6

BLACKPOOL

13

5

5

3

17

15

+2

20

SAT 31

2-0

L1

LINCOLN CITY (A)

8,361

GILKS

COYLE

CLARKE

SOUTTAR

ANDREW

COUTTS (C)

ROSSITER

BIGGINS

BURNS

MADDEN

MORRIS

EVANS

HUNTER

DEMPSEY

7

COVENTRY CITY

12

5

5

2

16

15

+1

20

8

OXFORD UNITED

13

5

4

4

27

17

+10

19

TUE 3

2-1

EFL T

ACCRINGTON STANLEY (A)

923

CAIRNS

COYLE

CLARKE

EASTHAM

ANDREW

DEMPSEY

ROSSITER

BIGGINS

BURNS

EVANS (C)

HUNTER

MORRIS

MADDEN 1

SAUNDERS

9

SUNDERLAND

11

5

4

2

16

14

+2

BIGGINS

10

ROTHERHAM UNITED

11

5

3

3

18

10

+8

18

SOUTTAR

11

DONCASTER ROVERS

11

4

4

3

13

13

+0

16 16

COUTTS (C)

SEPTEMBER SAT 7 SAT 14

2-1 3-3

L1 L1

OXFORD UNITED (H)

2,672

GILKS

SOUTHEND UNITED (A)

5,236

GILKS

COYLE COYLE

CLARKE 1

DUNNE

ANDREW

DEMPSEY

CLARKE

DUNNE 1

ANDREW

DEMPSEY 1

COUTTS (C) COUTTS (C)

ROSSITER ROSSITER

BURNS

MADDEN 1

MORRIS

EVANS

BURNS

MADDEN

MORRIS 1

BIGGINS

HUNTER EVANS

SAT 21

2-1

L1

ROCHDALE (H)

3,229

CAIRNS

COYLE

SOUTTAR

DUNNE

ANDREW 1

DEMPSEY

COUTTS (C)

ROSSITER

BURNS

EVANS 1

MORRIS

MADDEN

HUNTER

MOONEY

12

LINCOLN CITY

13

5

1

7

17

19

-2

WED 25

(4) 1-1 (3)

EFL T

LIVERPOOL U21s (H)

882

GILKS

HOLGATE

CLARKE 1

EASTHAM

RYDEL

MOONEY

SOWERBY

SHERON

BAGGLEY

HUNTER

SAUNDERS

GARNER

S. MORRIS

MATETE

13

SHREWSBURY TOWN

11

4

4

3

10

13

-3

SAT 28

0-3

L1

SHREWSBURY TOWN (A)

5,888

CAIRNS

COYLE

SOUTTAR

DUNNE

ANDREW

DEMPSEY

COUTTS (C)

ROSSITER

BURNS

EVANS 1

MORRIS 1

MADDEN

HUNTER

CLARKE

OCTOBER SAT 5

0-1

L1

IPSWICH TOWN (H)

4,312

SAT 12

P-P

L1

SUNDERLAND (A)

-

SAT 19

-

L1

BURTON ALBION (H)

-

WED 23

-

L1

COVENTRY CITY (A)

-

SAT 26

-

L1

MILTON KEYNES DONS (H)

-

CAIRNS

COYLE

SOUTTAR

DUNNE

ANDREW

DEMPSEY

COUTTS (C)

ROSSITER

BURNS

EVANS

MORRIS 1

NOVEMBER SAT 2

-

L1

BOLTON WANDERERS (A)

-

TUE 12

-

EFL T

OLDHAM ATHLETIC (H)

-

SAT 16

-

L1

PORTSMOUTH (A)

-

SAT 23

-

L1

TRANMERE ROVERS (H)

-

MADDEN

HUNTER

19

16

14

BURTON ALBION

10

4

3

3

14

9

+5

15

15

GILLINGHAM

12

3

5

4

17

14

+3

14

16

PORTSMOUTH

10

3

4

3

12

11

+1

13

17

ROCHDALE

12

3

4

5

14

21

-7

13

18

TRANMERE ROVERS

12

3

3

6

16

21

-5

12

19

MILTON KEYNES DONS

12

4

0

8

12

19

-7

12 11

20

ACCRINGTON STANLEY

12

2

5

5

15

21

-6

21

AFC WIMBLEDON

13

2

3

8

18

24

-6

9

22

SOUTHEND UNITED

12

1

1

10

13

32

-19

4

23

BOLTON WANDERERS

10

0

4

6

2

25

-23

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FLEETWOOD TOWN APPEARANCES & GOALSCORERS 2019/20 Apps 2019/20 Goals (All Comps) (All Comps)

DECEMBER

Total Apps (All Comps)

Total Goals (All Comps)

1

CAIRNS, ALEX

8 (0)

0

138 (1)

0

SAT 7

-

L1

BLACKPOOL (A)

-

2

COYLE, LEWIE

13 (0)

0

104 (2)

0

SAT 14

-

L1

GILLINGHAM (H)

-

3

ANDREW, DANNY

13 (0)

2

28 (3)

2

SAT 21

-

L1

ROTHERHAM UNITED (A)

-

4

CLARKE, PETER

11 (1)

2

11 (1)

2

THU 26

-

L1

ROCHDALE (A)

-

5

EASTHAM, ASHLEY

2 (1)

0

144 (5)

6

SUN 29

-

L1

BRISTOL ROVERS (H)

-

6

SOUTTAR, HARRY

10 (1)

21 (1)

2

JANUARY

7

BURNS, WES

13 (0)

0

85 (36)

18

8

DEMPSEY, KYLE

6 (1)

1

107 (16)

5 20

1

WED 1

-

L1

SUNDERLAND (H)

-

SAT 4

-

L1

IPSWICH TOWN (A)

-

9

EVANS, CHED

4 (4)

2

43 (6)

SAT 11

-

L1

BURTON ALBION (A)

-

10

McALENY, CONOR

4 (1)

1

32 (26)

7

-

L1

SHREWSBURY TOWN (H)

-

11

MORRIS, JOSH

11 (2)

4

70 (7)

14

DUNNE, JIMMY

5 (0)

1

5 (0)

1

SAT 18 SAT 25

-

L1

BRISTOL ROVERS (A)

-

12

TUE 28

-

L1

COVENTRY CITY (H)

-

13

GILKS, MATT

6 (0)

0

6 (0)

0

14

SOUTHAM-HALES, MACAULEY

0 (0)

0

0 (1)

0

15

COUTTS, PAUL

13 (0)

0

16

ROSSITER, JORDAN

13 (0)

0

13 (0)

0

17

MADDEN, PADDY

6 (7)

7

65 (17)

32

22

HUNTER, ASHLEY

4 (8)

0

109 (100)

37

25

MARNEY, DEAN

0 (0)

0

17 (2)

1

27

BIGGINS, HARRISON

4 (4)

0

22 (28)

1

28

SOWERBY, JACK

3 (2)

0

46 (25)

7

29

SHERON, NATHAN

1 (0)

0

27 (10)

0

FEBRUARY SAT 1

-

L1

DONCASTER ROVERS (H)

-

SAT 8

-

L1

AFC WIMBLEDON (A)

-

TUE 11

-

L1

WYCOMBE WANDERERS (A)

-

SAT 15

-

L1

PETERBOROUGH UNITED (H)

-

SAT 22

-

L1

PORTSMOUTH (H)

-

SAT 29

-

L1

TRANMERE ROVERS (A)

-

MARCH

13 (0)

0

SAT 7

-

L1

BLACKPOOL (H)

-

30

BAGGLEY, BARRY

1 (0)

0

1 (3)

0

SAT 14

-

L1

GILLINGHAM (A)

-

31

CRELLIN, BILLY

0 (0)

0

1 (0)

0

SAT 21

-

L1

ROTHERHAM UNITED (H)

-

32

SAUNDERS, HARVEY

1 (1)

0

1 (1)

0

SAT 28

-

L1

BOLTON WANDERERS (H)

-

APRIL

33

HILL, JAMES

0 (0)

0

1 (2)

0

34

GARNER, GED

0 (1)

0

2 (3)

1

SAT 4

-

L1

MILTON KEYNES DONS (A)

-

35

RYDEL, RYAN

1 (0)

0

4 (3)

0

FRI 10

-

L1

ACCRINGTON STANLEY (A)

-

40

MOONEY, DAN

1 (0)

0

2 (1)

0

MON 13

-

L1

LINCOLN CITY (H)

-

SAT 18

-

L1

OXFORD UNITED (A)

-

SAT 25

-

L1

SOUTHEND UNITED (H)

-

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The sessions are aimed at boys and girls aged 3-8 and designed to help develop football skills, meet new friends and help build confidence, with the purpose to allow different potential pathways for children during their football journey.

It offers young and aspiring footballers the opportunity to showcase their skills in front of the club’s official scouts. You never know who might be watching the sessions at Poolfoot Farm.

Sessions take place on Tuesdays (5:15-6:15pm), Wednesdays (5-6pm), Fridays (4:45-5:45pm) and on Saturdays at 9:30-10:30am). The first session is free, so why not give it a go!

Fleetwood Town Community Sports College student Matty Garrett got the opportunity of a lifetime to train with the Fleetwood Town first team goalkeepers after showcasing his skills at Poolfoot Farm.

Matty, 16, joined the Sports College in September, and got the opportunity on Monday to train with goalkeeper Alex Cairns and coach, Dave Lucas.

The young goalkeeper plays semi-professional at Lancaster City, but when he was diving around on the 3G pitches at Poolfoot, he never thought he would get a call from Lucas to assist with an important first team session.

“I have met Alex before and had a picture with him but to be training with him, it was a dream come true!” said Garrett.

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