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THE OFFICIAL PROGRAMME OF FLEETWOOD TOWN

Inside Today’s Issue

Pond reaches 400 game milestone for Town David Ball nominated for FIFA Puskas goal of the year award Reaction from the youth team’s cup win

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› Good evening and welcome back to Highbury Stadium for tonight’s Johnstone’s Paint Trophy match against Sheffield United.

Our second half performance last weekend against Walsall was probably the most dominating 45 minutes of football we have played since I have been here.

We put in a very professional first half display against the team top of our league and in the second half we dominated the play.

We controlled the football for long periods and we look like a team growing in belief in possession.

Another pleasing aspect for me was that the group looked in great physical condition in the latter stages of the match.

Antoni Sarcevic’s stats in particular where very positive and this shows the commitment of the players at this time.

But ultimately we have to turn our dominance and work ethic into victories and results are the only way we are going to retain our League One status.

We must improve on our final pass or decision and I firmly believe we are not far away from that.

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We will take encouragement from Saturday’s match.

Tonight we host Sheffield United and they probably have the greatest resource in League One and have a very good and experienced manager in place.

The Johnstone’s Paint Trophy gives us the opportunity to play at Wembley Stadium. We are only three stages away from reaching the final and we will do everything we possibly can to win tonight’s match.

I would like to conclude with a mention for two of our players. First up, I would like to congratulate Nathan Pond on a truly wonderful achievement after his 400th appearance for Fleetwood Town.

Nathan is a credit to himself and the profession in the way he conducts and looks after himself.

David Ball has also been nominated for the 2015 FIFA Puskás Award for his goal against Preston North End in March 2015. It is great exposure for David and the football club and I hope he recreates the goal for us very soon!

Enjoy the game.

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SOUTHAMPTON AND RICKIE LAMBERT CELEBRATE WINNING THE JOHNSTONE’S PAINT TROPHY IN 2010 .

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IntroducingSheffield United › Sheffield United visit the Fylde Coast this evening for a Johnstone’s Paint Trophy quarter-final fixture under the Highbury Stadium floodlights.

The Blades are currently eighth in the third-tier, and set up a Johnstone’s Paint Trophy tie with the Cod Army following a 5-1 victory over Notts County at Bramall Lane in October.

The man tasked with leading the Steel City club to success is Nigel Adkins, who succeeded Nigel Clough in the managerial position at Bramall Lane, with Adkins taking the vacant post back in June.

A goalkeeper back in his playing days, the Birkenhead native began his career in the youth side at Liverpool before moving back to his hometown when he signed for Tranmere Rovers in 1983.

Adkins would go onto make 86 appearances in three seasons at Prenton Park – with a move to Wigan Athletic next on the agenda.

appearances in a prolonged seven-year stay, and became a fan favourite during the process.

After leaving Wigan Athletic in 1993, Adkins took up the position of player-manager at Welsh top-flight side Bagnor City.

Adkins featured 95 times during his three-year stay in North Wales, guiding Bangor to two consecutive League of Wales titles and a domestic cup triumph.

A decade after leaving Bangor, Adkins was appointed as caretaker manager at Scunthorpe United in November 2006 following the departure of Brian Laws, and it would be a position which would see him promoted from the role of club physiotherapist to first-team manager.

Latics manager Ray Mathias, who played with Adkins at Rovers, took the shot-stopper to Springfield Park in 1986 as the pair re-united.

The job was made permanent in December 2006 and Adkins oversaw promotion to the Championship with the Iron in April 2007 with three games to spare.

Whilst at Wigan, Adkins spent a fruitful time inbetween the sticks for the club, as he made 155

He spent a further three-years at Glanford Park, winning the League One Play-Off final in 2009,

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as Southampton became his next port of call.

He became manager at St Mary’s in September of that year, and replaced Alan Pardew at the helm on the south-coast.

Adkins played a pivotal part in getting Southampton into the position in which they are today, achieving promotion from League One in May 2011, with the Saints securing back-toback promotions a year later as Premier League football arrived back at the club.

In January 2013, Adkins lost his job at Southampton, but was soon back in work as he took charge at Reading

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that March, and spent over 18 months in Berkshire before leaving last December.

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Josh Morris, on loan from Championship side Blackburn Rovers, opened the scoring for Town with an accurate finish from the edge of the box.

The lead was to be extended soon after when youngster Nick Haughton netted his first professional goal for the Cod Army.

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His free-kick was initially blocked by the wall however his cross from the left hand side evaded everyone in the box and snuck into the bottom corner.

Matt Done pulled a goal back for the Blades just before half time as converted from close range at the back post.

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Town showed a resilience about them in the second period as they defended bravely to keep out the Steel City outfit.

The impressive win moved the visitors to within two points of the Sky Bet League One Play-Off places.

The previous clash between the two sides had ended 1-1 at Highbury in December, as Antoni Sarcevic earned a point on the Fylde Coast.

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Communitytrust › Goalkeeper Chris Maxwell, the Club’s Community Player of the Year, recently visited Baines Endowed Primary School in Thornton.

The Welsh shot stopper, who is also Fleetwood Town’s Education ambassador, called into the school, located near to the Cod Army’s friendly community training ground, Poolfoot Farm, as part of Baines Endowed’s health week.

Chris helped raise awareness of a healthy living lifestyle with the local children alongside answering a number of questions about his career and how he maintains his fitness.

Fleetwood Town are continuing to build relationships with the Thornton community and the Club’s Community Trust will be continuing to deliver sessions and arrange player visits going forward.

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Club legend pondy reaches 400milestone › Club captain Nathan Pond reached the remarkable highlight of playing 400 games for the Club against Walsall in the FA Cup at the weekend.

In the process, he became the sixth player to reach the milestone, with others being Jack Ainscough, Percy Ronson, Jim Strachan, Alan Tuson and Bill Tuson.

He returned for the recent home clash against Chesterfield, and is now only 22 games away from breaking the Club’s all time appearance record.

Pond has been a mainstay at Highbury for over a decade, and has played his part in all of Town’s six promotions as they rose through the English pyramid.

In an exclusive interview with #codarmy, the Club’s official matchday programme, Pond recalls some of his fondest moments in a Town shirt.

The centre half was named captain at the beginning of the 2015/16 Sky Bet League One season, but has missed the early part of the campaign through injury.

He said: “Saturday was one of my career highlights as not many players achieve the feat of playing 400 games at just one club.

“Captaining the side against my hometown team Preston was a memorable moment for me, as well as playing against Sheffield United at a stadium like Bramall Lane.

“Portsmouth away was another highlight for me as I never thought I’d get the opportunity to play at places like that. Every ground I go to now is a special occasion.”

Pond played his first 90 minutes since pre-season when he returned to the Highbury surface for the recent game against Dean Saunders’ side.

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“It was great to be back against Chesterfield last weekend. To get that feeling of being in and around the lads against was nice.

“It’s a feeling that I’d certainly missed during my time on the sidelines, and to return as captain was very special to me.

“As a footballer being out injured is probably the worst part of your career. If they’re lengthy injuries too it means you have to watch your team from the sidelines every week.

But Pond is now hopeful he can string a run of games together, and has been impressed with new manager Steven Pressley since his arrival.

“The new manager is very professional and very organised, but is obviously trying to get his ideas across and it’s still early days.

“You can see in the games we have played though the structure he wants us to play, and I think we’ve responded perfectly to it.

“I’m still getting ideas onboard myself as I’ve missed parts of training, but all the lads are happy at the moment which is good to see.”

Pulled it on in thepast › Fleetwood Town and Sheffield United may have only recently crossed paths in the football pyramid, but both Chris Lucketti and Stephen Jordan have spent time over the Pennines at the Blades in their careers.

We take a closer look at the careers of the pair, who have both gone onto play a pivotal part in Town’s recent success.

Lucketti began his career at Rochdale in 1989 as a trainee at Spotland, before going on to have spells at Stockport County, Halifax Town, Bury, Huddersfield Town and a prolonged stay at Preston North End.

In March 2006, whilst at Preston, Lucketti joined Sheffield United on loan from the Deepdale outfit, making three appearances for the Blades as they gained promotion to the Premier League in May under the management of Neil Warnock.

Lucketti later agreed a £250,000 deal to sign permanently at United, and would subsequently make his top-flight debut in January 2007 at the age of 35 against Portsmouth.

In his two-years in South Yorkshire, Lucketti made 14 appearances and would end his playing career with stints at Southampton at Huddersfield.

Following his retirement from the game, Chris harboured his coaching skills at Preston North End, assisting Graham Alexander in the running of the Lilywhites’ youth department.

Lucketti moved to Fleetwood Town with Alexander in 2012, and has remained in his position as assistant manager at Highbury ever since.

Prior to the appointment of Steven Pressley, the 44-year-old was put in caretaker charge of Town.

Stephen Jordan is another player who has connections with both Fleetwood Town and Sheffield United.

The 33-year-old came through the ranks in the youth team at Manchester City, and turned professional at the Citizens in 1999.

Jordan made his first team debut for City in April 2003 against Bolton Wanderers, and would make 53 appearances in a Manchester City shirt, which also included loan time at Cambridge United where he made 11 appearances at the Abbey Stadium during 2002/2003.

He spent three-years at Turf Moor, helping the Clarets to promotion to the Premier League in May 2009.

After relegation from the top-flight in May 2010, Jordan joined Sheffield United on a year-long contract, playing 15 times at Bramall Lane.

Prior to his move to Fleetwood in 2013, he spent time at Rochdale and Dunfermline Athletic.

After departing City in 2007, the Warrington native made the short journey across Lancashire to sign for Burnley.

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Get behind Bally for FIFA goal of theYEAR › An overwhelmed David Ball spoke exclusively to the Club’s media after recently being nominated for FIFA’s Puskas Award.

Ball was shortlisted for his sublime chip in the derby game against Preston North End in a Sky Bet League One fixture at Highbury Stadium in March.

His exquisite chip is listed alongside the likes of Carlos Tevez’s goal for Juventus against Parma and Lionel Messi’s strike for Barcelona at home to Athletic Bilbao.

The forward received the ball on the edge of the area before turning and lobbing keeper Sam Johnstone with a finish into the top corner.

Ball and Fleetwood Town have certainly been in the worldwide spotlight in recent days, with the striker interviewed by a number of different media outlets.

The story even reached American shores, and Ball appeared on one of the country’s biggest news shows on Friday evening, as he was interviewed by CNN for their World Sports Show.

Ball said: “It’s great for that goal to even be put in the same bracket as the ones which have been shortlisted. I’m absolutely delighted.

“I’m obviously shocked to have been shortlisted and it’s a great thing for Fleetwood Town Football Club and myself.

“The likes of Carlos Tevez and Lionel Messi are people I love watching. To be in the same category as them is something I’ll cherish forever.

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“I remember the initial thought process of the goal and just trying it. Those sort of goals either do come off or they don’t come off.

“I remember the scenes with the fans after I’d scored and the feeling with the lads too. It was just unbelievable and especially given it was a derby game as well.

“I’d love anyone to tell a friend or anyone they know to vote for the goal. If the supporters could help me it’d be a great achievement for myself.”

Under 18s progress in the FA YouthCUP › Fleetwood Town youth team boss Nathan Rooney hailed a dominant performance as his youth team side overcame Hartlepool United at Victoria Park in the first round of the FA Youth Cup. A second half brace from in-form forward Mamadou Djabi confirmed the young Codlings’ safe passage into the second round of the prestigious competition.

After his side triumphed under the floodlights at Victoria Park, Rooney offered his thoughts to the Club’s matchday programme.

Rooney said: “It has been a really heavy seven to nine days with the training we’ve done.

“The adrenaline was pumping from the morning onwards, but the main thing was to keep level

headed, because I knew this team can play football.

“It was an exciting game and something a little different. There were fans in the background with something else to cheer about and we played in a proper stadium.

“I think it was key to get these boys playing with a no disappointment attitude. We trained them at peak condition for nine days so it was all about applying it with the mentality to keep going.

“I always knew that there was too much quality in the team to not get something here. My message to them was to just tidy a few little things up.

“We all want to push on in this competition now but also want to go further in the league too, so it’s nice that we’ve got two different competitions to aim for.”

“The lads and myself have to enjoy the victory because I like to see a bit of evidence and that the work is going into play.

“We hadn’t played Hartlepool before, so it was nice to see someone else from a different league and see what the potential is out there.”

Striker Djabi was quick to praise his teammates as they came away with victory in the North East.

“It’s a pleasure to score goals for Fleetwood Town. As a whole we stuck together and were the better side over the 90 minutes.

“As it was the FA Youth Cup we were a bit nervous for the first half hour so we played it safe and just contained them.

“In the second half though we realised we could win this and got out of the blocks quick to do our stuff and win the game.

“We started playing with a bit more freedom then as the goal took a lot of pressure off our shoulders and the sending off helped too.

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