SATURDAY 17 SEPTEMBER 2022 3PM KO ISSUE 35
Carl Morris Goalkeeping Coach
HEBBURN TOWN V TADCASTER ALBION
7 DANIEL MOORE 9 ARRON THOMPSON 11 NOTICEBOARD 12 MATCH REWIND 17 LIFE ON THE ROAD 21 TODAY'S VISITORS 26 PLAYER SPONSORS 29 NO PLACE LIKE HOME 35 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
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Daniel Moore First Team Mark Hudson Assistant Manager
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DANIEL MOORE FROM THE DUGOUT
I think everyone stepped up three or four gears in the second half, and we could've scored another two or three.
HELLO EVERYONE AND WELCOME TO TODAY'S ISSUE OF THE HORNETS AHEAD OF TADCASTER ALBION.
We changed it a little bit and asked Sean Reid to do a job up top.
Will Mc broken after jum training he was surgery
All that matters in cup games is getting throughthat's what we done on Tuesday. In the first half, we were nowhere near good enough and it was the first time I've said some stern words. But what a group of players we've got - everyone going down to Trafford in such short notice and working together. They represented the club with pride. Every single player's attitude and desire was spot on, and I was so proud after the hard preparation. We were forced to make changes
It's a shame because he was outstanding in pre season and was showing what he's about - he'll be a big miss and we may look at replacing him.
Wayne Phillips pulled up injured in training. Robbie Spence put in a great shift, but done the Great North Run and will be suspended for tonight. Arron Thompson came in and did well.
The lads have been superb and I've told them that I think everyone should commend them for the first six weeks of the season. Now it's time to turn Hebburn into a different place to what it was we're looking forward to five home games
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ARRON THOMPSON
ON THE PITCH
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a game environment. Before I joined, the lads had a lot of away journeys, so it'll be nice to have five at home now. Hopefully we can take advantage and pick up a few more wins.
The most important thing from Tuesday against Trafford is the result.
game through. I was buzzing to get my first start and win. I picked up a few minutes away to Tadcaster, but it was great to get the full 90 under my belt because I haven't played a full game in about a month.
I'm enjoying my time here so farI've had a few training sessions and the lads have been spot on. It's been easy boding into the team - I've got to know everyone pretty w the fou session It's bee enough things
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GOOD AFTERNOON AND WELCOME
Lads were making the three hour journey straight after work, so the main thing was getting through to the next round. The first half wasn't good, but the response in the second was great. We played in their half a lot better and created more openings.
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I think we had a 25-minute period where we were on top and felt the goals were coming. Obviously we got both the goals, then managed to see the
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NOTICEBOARD Arron Thompson joined from West Auckland on an undisclosed fee and has made two appearances so far. The box-to-box midfielder came through South Shields Academy and played 19 times for the first team before departing last year. Thompson signed for Auckland after two previous loan spells, making over 50 appearances for the Northern League side. The 22-year-old helped West win the Durham Challenge Cup, as well as featuring against Hebburn in the JR Cleator Cup. Meanwhile, Andy Coulson has rejoined to strengthen the goalkeeping department. Coulson spent the 2020/21
The 26-year-old spent time with Durham University, before enjoying three years in Florida with Rollins College.
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Hebburn Town have made a number of additions in the last fortnight.
campaign with The Hornets, making three appearances in the Durham Challenge Cup. The shot-stopper carries a wealth of experience with spells at West Auckland, Shildon, Northallerton and Esh Winning. Former Durham City and Consett centre-back Daniel Field also signed yesterday evening.
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Oliver Walters’ corner was recycled and Jack Donaghy unleashed an effort, which was rebounded to Tom Devitt in an excellent position to stab home the winner on 86 minutes.
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Olly Martin whipped a cross in which was headed to the edge, allowing Spence to stroke a volley into the top right corner.
Hebburn Town secured Isuzu FA Trophy progression in midweek after a late win in Manchester.
Hebburn started slow and Trafford broke the deadlock on 12 minutes, as Ryan Morton hooked a low shot into the bottom corner. Reid hit the side netting for The Hornets on 18 minutes, after he latched onto Dan Groves’ set-piece and poked wide. The visitors started the second half with intent after a poor first period, and got back on level terms through Robbie Spence on 52 minutes.
Before the hour, Martin had a golden opportunity himself as he stood free inside the box but he couldn’t keep his shot down. At the other end, Harry Norris got in front of Shaun Newbrook and met Rob Worrall’s cross but his header skimmed over.
Hebburn should’ve went ahead with 69 on the clock as Reid acrobatically struck at point-blank range, however Matt Cooper outstandingly tipped over the crossbar.
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Daniel Moore's side got back on the winning trail as Amar Purewal fired Hebburn to a 1-0 victory in Grimsby, however our first defeat came on August 24 at Stockton. Liam Henderson cancelled out Stephen Thompson's early opener, but The Anchors found a way past Shaun Newbrook before half-time to win 2-1. Our only home fixture came on August 27, as The
Daniel Moore's side tasted defeat to Sunderland RCA in The Emirates FA Cup, but responded with a 3 1 win over Brighouse Town to open the league season. The Hornets then scraped a point at Pontefract Collieries, after Robbie Spence hit a luxurious strike in the first half.
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LIFE ON THE ROAD
Hebburn returned to action two days later at North Shields, and Purewal scored in the last kick of the game to mark a 2-1 win. Beginning September, Jack Donaghy broke the deadlock at Tadcaster Albion but The Brewers managed to find an equaliser to make it 1-1. Hebburn then entered The
The Hornets have played eight away games and just one at home to begin 2022/23.
Hornets came from behind against Sheffield, with Sean Reid brilliantly notching the winner.
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A re-organisation in 1991 seen the name of that division change to Division One, which Tadcaster won in 2010, reaching the Premier Division for the first time.
John Deacey’s side are currently sitting in 18th place, and are winless after seven league fixtures.
initially in Division Three. Promotions in 1975 and
1977 progressed the club to Division One before successive relegations in 1979 and 1980.
We take a look at this afternoon's visitors, Tadcaster Albion.
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Six years later, in 2016, Tadcaster won the NCEL title and moved up to the Pitching In Northern Premier League East Division, where they have remained since.
Tadcaster played in the York League for several decades and won their only York League title in 1948, before eventually moving into the Yorkshire League in 1973,
In 1982, Tadcaster became a founding member of the NCEL when they were admitted to Division Two North.
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Although the Tadcaster Albion name was not used until in 1923, the club’s origins can be traced back to a team founded as John Smith’s FC back in 1892. In 1930, the club reverted to their former name, although bizarrely a second club called Tadcaster Albion were formed at the same time, and the two coexisted until a merger brought about because of World War II finally seen them settle on the Tadcaster name. These links, alongside the fact that their current ground, the Global Stadium sits behind the John Smith’s Brewery, gives them their nickname The Brewers.
BY DAVID COULTHARD
corner of the net, and they didn’t look back. It took less than 10 minutes for that advantage to be doubled through Neil Kengni, although they couldn’t add any more before the break. Five minutes after the restart, Berry
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grabbed his second, before Kengni also netted again. Alex Curran got on the scoresheet midway through the half before Nicky Maynard bagged number six. Curran then completed the scoring to round off a difficult evening for Albion.
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LAST MATCH
On Tuesday night, Tadcaster exited The Isuzu FA Trophy at the first round qualifying stage, after a 7-0 defeat at Macclesfield. The Silkmen took the lead on 21 minutes when James Berry broke from the halfway line and found the
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NO PLACE LIKE HOME
Daniel Moore's side will now enjoy a run of five home games at The Green Energy Sports Ground.
Hebburn will begin October at home to Grantham Town, who were relegated from the Pitching In Northern Premier League Premier Division last season. We will also meet Carlton Town for the first time on October 8, who are newcomers to the East Division after being moved across from the midlands branch.
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NOTICEBOARD
After a plethora of away fixtures, The Hornets will enjoy four weeks of home games at The Green Energy Sports Ground, starting this afternoon. Hebburn will welcome Tadcaster Albion at 3pm, having faced The Brewers away just a fortnight ago. John Deacey's side have picked up just three points in seven games, and were defeated 7-0 by Macclesfield on Tuesday. The Hornets will then welcome Stockton Town under the lights on Friday, September 23 in The Isuzu FA Trophy. Worlds will collide on Tuesday, September 27 as Hebburn management duo Daniel Moore and Mark Hudson will face their former side in Shildon.
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PLAYER SPONSORS PLAYER SPONSORSNEXT HOME GAME GUESS WHO HEBBURN TOWN V STOCKTON TOWN FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 | 7:45PM KO THE GREEN ENERGY SPORTS GROUND QUIZ CORNER LETTER SCRAMBLE NOCK JAGHAODY ANSWERS AMARPUREWAL,JACKDONAGHY,DYLANARCHER NAME THE PLAYER 33 APPEARANCES 0 GOALS 3 MOTM AWARDS
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