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7 VIN PEARSON 9 DANIEL MOORE 11 DAN GROVES 13 NOTICEBOARD 14 MATCH REWIND 19 THE OPENING FIVE 23 TODAY'S VISITORS 23 LAST MEETINGS 28 PLAYER SPONSORS 31 FA YOUTH CUP 37 QUIZ CORNER Chairman Vin Pearson Vice-Chairman Richard Bainbridge Chief Executive Stephen Rutherford Secretary David Patterson Operations Manager David Thomas Treasurer Brenda Pearson Kit Manager Helen Stoker Committee Adam Falconer, Paul Hill, Steve Lundell, Steve Malley, Shaun McGonnell, Steve Newton, Paul Samuels, Bob Smith, Peter Stoker, Julie Stokoe, Ray Straughan, Ronnie Tatum CONTENTS First-Team Manager Daniel Moore Assistant Manager Mark Hudson First Team Coach Simon Harris Goalkeeping Coach Carl Morris Physio Michael Patterson Media Manager Josh Youll Media Assistants Nathan Bell, David Coulthard Photographers Tyler Lopes, Richard Waugh PA Announcer John Taylor HebburnTownFCisamembersonly, unincorporated,not for profitassociation, managedbyanelectedvoluntary ManagementCommitteeandheldinTrust asprescribedwithintheClubConstitution. Hebburn Town Football Club The Green Energy Sports Ground, South Drive, NE31 1UN CLUB DIRECTORY Daniel Moore First Team Manager Mark Hudson Assistant Manager Simon Harris First Team Coach Carl Morris Goalkeeping Coach HEBBURN TOWN V SHEFFIELD
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VIN PEARSON THE CHAIRMAN'S MESSAGE
GOOD AFTERNOON AND WELCOME TO OUR FIRST HOME GAME OF THE 2022/23 CAMPAIGN. the team looks excellent. I'd like to welcome the seven new lads to the club as wellthey're all experienced, exciting players. The start to the league season has been brilliant and hopefully we can carry on the momentum. Of course, I'd like to say a massive thank you to our sponsors who help the club a huge amount. A lot of previous sponsors have committed to remain and we pleased welcom new sp Finally, to you - the supporters. Our average home attendance last season was 417 one of the best in the division. We've again sold an incredible amount of season tickets, and we've also given over 600 to members of our Junior Club. Our away support over the last few weeks has been excellent and I can't wait to see the backing we'll receive at The I'd like to extend my welcome to the players, staff and supporters from Sheffield. Last season was big for the club our first in the Pitching In Northern Premier League. We've learnt a lot on and off the pitch, and we can't wait to see how this season pans out. We're over the moon to welcome Daniel Moore to the club, alongside Mark Hudson and Carl Morris. I believe they'll kick our club on further and it's an exciting time for us. We had a great pre season, 7
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top player - he didn't do much all night, but if you give him them chances then he'll bury them. Overall it's disappointing, but on the flip side it's the best performance we've had so far. That game won't define our seasonit's now a test of where we stand mentally and how quickly we can bounce back. We finished with a very young side but that's something we pride ourselves on, and push fo We're e good te afterno Sheffie We know their manager Ryan Cresswell towards the end of last season, they were causing teams problems. We need to put the Stockton defeat to bed, we can't have it roll over into today. We need to put a performance on and win. That's the most important thinggetting back in that winning mentality and getting three It was a bitty game against Stockton - I was disappointed with losing. We can't give players of Stockton's quality the amount of space they had for the goals. We spoke about it before the game but for the first 15 minutes, we sat off the danger players. The start wasn't great - it was a good finish but we could've affected the ball quicker. For the second goal, we let the lad run 40-yards with ball and we've just opened up to give him a shot at Shaun Newbrook.
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Kevin Hayes is a TODAY'S MATCHDAY OF OUR SHEFFIELD FIXTURE.
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DAN GROVES ON THE PITCH
back a few times before, I'm happy to play there at the minute. It's just a case of shuffling across the back four, obviously we're a few players short due to injury. I'm happy to play wherever I'm needed and help the team. I've played with pretty much all the new players anyway so it's been quite easy for us to gel together. They're all good players who have given us another dimens hopefu kick us be up t the end season. I think Sheffield have put a bit of money in this year and improved their squad. We've had five tough away games so it'll be good to play at home in front of a good crowd. We are travelling a lot of miles but every team has the same schedule, and we'll get a few home games eventually. It'll be a tough weekend with a lot of points on the line since we have North Shields It was disappointing on Wednesday night to lose to Stockton. We played well, we created more chances than we have in any of the other games. We can't let teams like Stockton shoot from where they did - they're a good side, but we gifted them two goals at home. They had too much space, and it was always going to be difficult getting back into it. They only had a few opportunities and scored two goals - we had six or seven and scored once. I've played left
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HELLO EVERYONE, IT'LL BE GREAT TO SEE YOU BACK AT THE GREEN ENERGY SPORTS GROUND TODAY.
The 18-year-old arrives after a two-year spell with Blackpool, where he reached the FA Youth Cup quarter final away to Chelsea.
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Hebburn Town are delighted to announce the signing of young winger, James Harrison.
Harrison scored 17 times last season in just over 20 appearances for the U18 side, as they finished second in the table and also tasted cup success. The versatile winger made his senior debut on Wednesday for The Hornets, replacing Liam Henderson for the last 13 minutes.
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"I'm really looking forward to it," stated Harrison upon signing. "I've spoke to the manager [Daniel Moore] and I know how ambitious this club is. "The team's doing well at the moment, and I want to come in and help us push on this season.
"I've been looking for a club over the last few weeks and I sent some clips over to the gaffer - we had a good chat recently and it's went from there. "I'm a fast winger who likes to go in behind, get on the ball and create opportunities.
"I can cross with both feet and play on either winghopefully I can get a few goals and assists by the end of the season."
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The hosts started well on Wednesday night as Cameron Painter found Stephen Thompson, and the veteran winger broke the deadlock on seven minutes with a spectacular volley into the top corner. The Hornets levelled on 27 minutes as Olly Martin's corner was smashed off the post by Tom Devitt, but Liam Henderson was on hand to bundle the ball over the line for his first Hebburn goal.
Shaun Newbrook somehow kept the score level on the half-hour, tipping Nathan Mulligan's 20-yard free-kick onto the bar before Matty Tymon blazed the rebound too high.
An action-packed first half helped a clinical Stockton side take three points from league rivals Hebburn. 2-1
Stockton's second came through Kevin Hayes, who evaded two challenges before unleashing a 25-yard strike into the back of the net on 45 minutes. As half-time loomed, Liam Murray swung a free-kick in for Amar Purewal to nod home at point-blank range, but the linesman had his flag up for offside. Before the hour, a cross came into the Stockton area from Dan Groves' throw which Purewal controlled and poked around the goalkeeper. but it softly drifted wide of the mark. With eight minutes to go, Purewal was played through one-on-one but he clipped the ball wide on the half-volley.
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Hebburn Town have started our 2022/23 season with five away trips.
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Sean Reid, Liam Murray and Olly Martin found the net to turn the game around and give The Hornets a 3-1 victory. Three days later, we played Pontefract Collieries away and Robbie Spence fired a screamer into the top corner from distance. The Colls missed a penalty, but scored the equaliser late in the day before Hebburn player manager Moore was sent off. Purewal bagged his second goal of 2022/23 on August 20, rising to head Dan Groves' cross into the back of the net at Grimsby Borough. Chances were at a premium, but Hebburn done enough
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Daniel Moore's reign began with a visit to Sunderland RCA in the Emirates FA Cup extra preliminary round on August 6. The Northern League side went 2-0 up against Hebburn, before Amar Purewal restored hope from a corner. The momentum didn't last long however, as RCA regained the two goal advantage in the dying minutes to progress. Our league season began at Brighouse Town, and the hosts took the lead after half-time.
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BY DAVID COULTHARD We take a look at our first home opponents of 2022/23, Sheffield. Sheffield FC were founded way back in 1857, making them the world’s oldest football club. Prior to 1863, when the FA were established, football around the country was contested under varied rules, including the ‘Sheffield rules’ that the club had drawn up. In 1860, Sheffield played against local rivals Hallam FC for the first time, and in doing so marked the start of what is the world’s oldest derby. They also played in the world’s first football tournament, The Youdan Cup in 1867. In 1872, Sheffield’s Charles Clegg, who would later become Chairman of the FA, played in the first Scotland. Sheffieldwonthe1904 AmateurCup,beatingEaling 3-1inthefinalinfrontof6000.
Ryan Cresswell’s side, who play at The Home of Football Stadium, have only played one league game this season - a 1-1 draw at home to Tadcaster Albion. ever international match for England against
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SPONSORSAN INTRODUCTION
From 1949 to 1982, Club competed in the Yorkshire League, winning the Division Two title and League Cup. They also appeared at Wembley for the 1977 FA Vase Final but lost the replay. Following a merger with the Midland League, they then competed in the NCEL where they won the league title in 1989 and 1991, before achieving promotion to step four in 2007 after finishing runners-up.
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Sheffield exited the Emirates FA Cup last Saturday as Harry Freedman’s early goal proved enough for visitors Glossop North End to progress. The goal came when Glossop keeper Morgan Bacon’s long ball was flicked on and Freedman latched onto it, nipping in ahead of his marker before rounding keeper Jordan Pierrepont and sliding the ball into an open net. Sheffield struck the woodwork in the dying moments of the first half from a corner, but went into the break behind. They also had several chances in the second period but couldn’t find a way through. For the final 15, with no goalkeeper on the bench, Steven McDonnell volunteered to don the gloves for the injured Pierrepont.
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Hebburn hit the woodwork another two times, and also had two goals chalked off due to offside. The fourth eventually came with 86 on the clock, as Michael Richardson threaded Bell through to finish one-on-one. The reverse fixture came in January, in Hebburn's first game of 2022. Goals were much harder to come by, with The Hornets only taking a 1 0 victory. In his last game for the club, Bell found the net on 10 minutes after coolly nodding Martin's cross past the goalkeeper at close range. Danny Carson made a vital tackle against Sam Ackroyd at the other end on the brink
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The Hornets recorded two wins over Sheffield last season, scoring five in the process. MEETINGS
On 16 minutes, Kevin Bolam's outfit broke the deadlock as Amar Purewal headed home from Dan Groves' cross. Seven minutes later, the visitors were awarded a penalty for handball and Martin dispatched confidently. Then on the half-hour, Connor Bell made it three as he stretched onto Groves' driven cross.
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Hebburn travelled to The Home of Football Stadium in October 2021, where Olly Martin hit the post early.
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The preliminary round will take place away to Morpeth Town U18s at Craik Park on Tuesday, August 30 (7:30pm kick-off). Tickets will be sold on the gate with admission priced at £3 adults, £2 concessions and £1 U16s.
Archie McNaughton's header looped into the net from a deep free kick on 34 minutes. On 42 minutes, Hebburn got the equaliser after a corner fell for Harry Loughlin to smash home at close-range
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Hebburn Town U18s progressed in the FA Youth Cup on August 18 at Jarrow's Perth Green. Stephen Hymers' side faced Scarborough Athletic U18s in the extra preliminary round, and the visitors took the lead against the run of play.
The game went to penalties and McNaughton blazed over for Scarborough, allowing Dillon Cummins to send Hebburn through.
The Hornets played Morpeth
The Hornets took the lead for the first time on 76, when Ryan Hardie smashed low beyond the keeper inside the area. That lead wouldn't last long however when Jules Brigham blasted into the bottom corner for Scarborough two minutes later, making it 2-2.
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