North Ferriby United vs Warrington Town

THE VILLAGERS NORTH FERRIBY UNITED

THE OFFICIAL 2018/19 MATCHDAY PROGRAMME - ISSUE 05 - £2.00

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Warrington Town SATURDAY, 1 SEPTEMBER KICK-OFF 3.00PM EVO-STIK PREMIER DIVISION

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NORTH FERRIBY UNITED LIMITED

Company Number - 08092768 Company limited by shares

ADDRESS The Chadwick Stadium Grange Lane North Ferriby HU14 3AB Email: info@northferribyfc.co.uk Website: www.northferribyunited.com

KEY PERSONNEL Club Owner and Chairman Carl Chadwick

Vice Chairman Colin Wicks

Club & Match Secretary Andrew Frankland-Barber

Club Personnel Company Accountant: David Parker Youth Development: Richard Bell Youth Development Coordinator: Chris Curtis Welfare Officer: John Cartlich Social Media: Jack Salt & Alex Thurston Press Officer, Website Manager & Historian: Philip Withers Catering Manager/Stadium Manager: Jo Gray

First-Team Personnel First-team Manager: Chris Bolder Assistant Manager: Paul Robson First-team Physio: Brian Waltham Kit Manager: Scott Lofas

Programme Editor Jamie Barwick The people listed above can be contacted by email: firstname.lastname@northferribyunitedfc.co.uk

CLUB HONOURS (POST 1970)

National League North

National League North Play-Off Winners 2015/16

FA Trophy Winners 2014/15

Football Conference League Conference North Runners-Up 2013/14

Northern Premier League Division One Play-Offs 2002/03 Division One Champions 2004/05 Premier Division Play-Off Finalists 2005/06 Premier Division Play-Offs 2009/10, 2010/11 Premier Division Champions 2012/13

Northern Premier League Cup Winners 2011/12, 2012/13

President’s Cup Winners 1990/91, 1998/99, 1999/00

FA Challenge Vase Finalists 1996/97

East Riding County FA Cup Winners 1970/71, 1976/77, 1977/78, 1978/79, 1990/91, 1996/97, 1998/99, 2000/01, 2001/02, 2002/03, 2006/07, 2007/08, 2009/10, 2010,11, 2012/13, 2013/14

Northern Counties East League Premier Division Champions 1999/00 Division One Champions 1985/86

Yorkshire League Division Two Champions 1970/71 Division One Runners-Up 1975/76 League Cup Winners 1974/75

THE MANAGER

CHRIS BOLDER

Welcome to the Chadwick Stadium as we take on Warrington Town.

I hope everyone enjoys a great afternoon of football.

We were obviously delighted with the three points against South Shields and that will give the lads a lot of confidence as they are one of the fancied teams in the division.

It was an outstanding, all-round team performance, we defended exceptionally well as a full unit and also looked a threat going forward.

The lads have performed very well in the first few games and the games have hinged on key moments at key times, so we knew we weren’t too far away from picking up the first victory.

Luke Hinsley came into the side and gave us that much-needed experience at this level.

His overall performance helped give us a platform in attack, as well as defending from the front and he formed a good partnership with Jordan Harrison.

We had made contact with Luke in previous weeks as he was looking for firstteam football and finally got him sorted over the Bank Holiday weekend.

Warrington Town are another very strong side in the division and have made a steady start to the league campaign.

They have kept two clean sheets in their previous games, so they will be looking to add goals to that solidity.

They, like many other teams, are probably still gelling together as a team and the more games they play the more this will develop, so we are expecting a very tough afternoon.

At this moment in time, we are not looking to bring anyone else in as we feel we have a settled squad of players.

We have some lads that have dual signed with other teams in order to keep up their fitness levels and, hopefully, take that chance when it arises.

We have a couple of lads carrying minor knocks, but this is to be expected following the burst of games played already.

Eddie Rogerson is the only real doubt as he is nursing a slight groin problem, but hopefully won’t be unavailable for too much longer.

Once again our fans have been excellent and have really got behind the lads which is greatly appreciated.

Chris Bolder First-Team Manager

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THE CAPTAIN

James Piercy

A warm welcome to all North Ferriby United fans as we host Warrington Town in the Evo-Stik Premier Division

There is no better feeling than getting that first win of the season.

It was a great performance by the lads from start to finish. To a man, everyone put in a shift on Monday against a very good South Shields outfit, who like to have possession of the ball for large parts of the game.

It was great to come out with a clean sheet and that can now kick start our season and we can start going from strength to strength.

We had belief in the camp that this result was coming and we knew after the first three games we had been there or thereabouts.

Certain things had not gone our way which have, ultimately, decided the results of games, so we knew that if we could turn up on Monday and put in a 90-minute performance, then we could come out with a positive result which we did.

Chris didn’t tell us to do anything different before the game and to carry on how we performed against Mickleover 4

Sports. The gaffer has shown belief in us as players and has always believed that a result like Monday’s was around the corner if we continued to do what we were doing as a team.

We wanted to carry on the momentum we gained from a positive second half against Mickleover in which we proved what we can do with a bit of belief in ourselves.

In terms of today’s opposition, Warrington have only lost once and in the past three games they are unbeaten with two draws and a win, with only one goal conceded in the past three, too.

So I’m expecting a tough game, so we will have too apply ourselves correctly to ensure we come away with the three points.

Enjoy the game today, get behind the lads because the support so far has been great and, hopefully, we can end the game with the three points to send you all home smiling.

James Piercy First-Team Captain

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THE OPPOSITION

War rington Town Warrington Town head to the Chadwick Stadium hoping to return to winning ways after successive 0-0 draws over the Bank Holiday period.

The Yellows followed last Saturday’s goalless draw at home to Stalybridge Celtic with another 0-0 away at Bamber Bridge on Monday.

Last time out against Bamber Bridge, the hosts missed a first-half penalty in what was a relatively entertaining game that could have been won by either side, but the Yellows had to settle for a point.

It leaves them with just five points from their opening four games so far. However, more concerning is that the club have only scored in one of those games - the 3-1 away victory over Lancaster City.

Warrington manager Paul Carden was positive, despite seeing his side draw, saying: “It’s not the start we wanted, but I think you’re seeing now the way the league is with the less teams, less games there’s 12 points less to be won.

“I think in general the ratio of points per game is going to be less to win and get promotion. I think the nature of the league this season is there’s teams that have come up and thrown a few quid at it.

“You’ve got teams that have come down that seem to have done the same, but then there’s been a lot of building going on.”

CLUB GUIDE

Nickname: The Yellows Founded: 1949 Chairman: Toby Macormac Last Season: 3rd Ground: Cantilever Park Capacity: 2,500 Manager: Paul Carden - After a lengthy playing career mainly with Chester and Cambridge, Carden was appointed Southport manager in January 2015 after previously being a player coach at Luton.

He successfully kept Southport in the Conference Premier. He left the club in November 2015 and was appointed interim manager of Tranmere Rovers in September 2016 after a spell as assistant manager. Paul took over at Town in October 2016.

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THE VISITORS

THE OPPOSITION

We introduce the key players to keep an eye on for Warrington Town here...

THE TEAM GOALKEEPERS Anthony McMillan James Speare

DEFENDERS

ANTHONY McMILLAN

MARK ROBERTS

James McCarten

Anthony McMillan was one of the first signings by the club following the appointment of Paul Carden. The goalkeeper made his debut in the 2-2 draw away to Stafford Rangers on Bonfire Night 2016. Tony has had past experience with Southport FC.

Northwich born Mark enjoyed a fine career as a professional making in excess of 500 appearances. He signed from Forest Green, but also numbers Crewe Alex, Accrington, Stevenage, Fleetwood and Cambridge among his former clubs. He won two promotions while at Stevenage.

Adam Carden Shaun Beeley David Raven Luke George Mark Roberts

MIDFIELDERS Dylan Vassallo Matthew Makinson Liam Hynes Mitchell Duggan Ryan Jennings Robbie Evans Ben Garrity James Caton Jack Dunn

ADAM CARDEN

JAMES McCARTEN

Adam Hughes

Brother of manager Paul, Adam has played for a number of clubs including Stalybridge Celtic, AFC Fylde, Southport, Altrincham and FC United of Manchester. Always dependable when called upon, Adam also assists with the coaching and identifying new signings.

Jay began his career as a youth player at Everton and was named Everton under-18’s player of the year for the 2008– 09 season. He then moved to play for Aberystwyth, before joining Warrington. James was named in the 2015/16 Evo-Stik Division One North Team of the Year.

FORWARDS Tony Gray Josh Amis Richard Broadie Jack Mackreth

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THE VISITORS

SHAUN BEELEY

JACK DUNN

DYLAN VASSALLO

Shaun is another player with a good level of experience having previously been signed on for Fleetwood Town, Bury, Morecambe and Barrow.

Shaun suffered from injury in 2017/18 but hopes to paly regular football again now.

Stockport born he also has an England C cap to his name.

Jack Dunn arrives at Town from Tranmere Rovers for the 2018/19 season. He has also had loan spells at Morecambe, Burton Albion and Cheltenham Town. He started as a trainee with Liverpool. The midfielder has represented England at U-17, 18 & 19 level.

Dylan Vassallo was another player brought to the club by Paul Carden and he also came on as substitute at Stafford for his first appearance. He has had prior experience at Tranmere Rovers and AFC Fylde.

ROBBIE EVANS

JOSH AMIS

TONY GRAY

Robbie Evans joined the Wire from Billericay Town. Previous to that Robbie played almost a 100 times in the Conference for Wrexham where, at the age of 18, he became the club’s youngest ever captain leading the team out to a 2-1 win against Gresley in the FA Trophy.

Josh has spent much of his career with Stockport in two spells with a season at Northwich Victoria in between.

He has also played for Altrincham and Preston North End. Josh joined Town in the close season prior to 2018/19 and featured regularly in the pre-season games.

Tony joined Town from Airbus UK have previously turned out for Telford United, Chester and Southport County. Tony was instrumental in our play-off making season of 2017/18.

Question marks surrounded his future in the off-season, but he remains at the club and is a key cog in Town’s wheel.

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THE VISITORS

WARRINGTON TOWN

recent history The 2014/15 season commenced with the adoption of a new club crest designed by Tom Greaves, it being chosen as a competition winner to replace the long-standing old town coat of arms motif.

Further improvement is now the target with a promotion place the ultimate aim. The club made huge steps forward in publicity terms in 2014 reaching the FA Cup First Round Proper for the first time in our history. We were rewarded with a home draw against Exeter City that was shown live on BBC2. We served up a cracker of a match and one that epitomised everything we love about the FA Cup as Town amazingly defeated our Football League opponents 1-0, thanks to a Craig Robinson header after just seven minutes. What an amazing evening.

We went on to play Gateshead in Round Two in what was our ninth match in the competition all told, this time live on BT Sports, but sadly the adventure ended there as we lost 2-0.

It had been a fantastic adventure that will live long in the memory. The cup success did have an effect on our league campaign as games in hand could not be turned into sufficient points and we finished the season in ninth. However the season was nicely rounded off with a Doodson Sports Cup Final win over Farsley.

Twenty years after our first final appearance in this competition also saw the game decided on penalties, but this time we won, the score being 3-2 after the game had ended 0-0 after ninety minutes. It was the club’s first silverware in fifteen years and the highest ranking tournament we have ever won.

Town started the 2015/16 slowly, but it did not last long and we led the table on a couple of occasions, before returning there early in 2016 and opening a gap on our only challengers Northwich Victoria. However, on learning that his contract would not be renewed at the seasons end, manager Shaun Reid decided to leave the club in February 2016.

Assistants Stuart Mellish and Lee Smith took 10

charge following Shaun’s departure. The form was just as consistent and Town opened up a substantial lead on Northwich and Spennymoor Town.

The lead would not be relinquished and Town won the championship on 16th April with two games still to play following a 6-1 thrashing of Prescot Cables in front of 1411 fans and which took us up to 100 league points, a club record.

The final two games were also won to see us finish on 106 points and score in every league game through the season. We also registered the most wins and goals scored in a season. It was without doubt the finest moment in the clubs history to date.

Life in the Premier Division brought mixed fortunes and inconsistency led to the management duo of Stuart Mellish & Lee Smith leaving the club by mutual consent in mid-October. Paul Carden was appointed as manager at the end of October with former player Mark Beesley as coach and Craig Robinson as assistant manager.

The side settled down well after new year and a very consistent run saw us climb into a play off place. We were in with a chance right up until the final couple of games, but finished on a run of draws to end in tenth position.

2017/18 proved to a busy season for Town if ultimately without silverware. A consistent league campaign saw us occupy a play-off place for all bar two Saturday’s throughout the season.

The runners-up position was ours from 17th February through to the final match when unfortunately we were pipped by Ashton United on goal difference and ended in third place.

Still our best ever finish. Sadly we would lose our play-off semi-final at home to Grantham Town. The FA Trophy saw us play in 10 matches all told, eventually being highly unlucky to exit in round three to Wealdstone, having defeated Ebbsfleet United in the previous round.

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MATCH ACTION

LAST MEETING WARRINGTON TOWN 1 NORTH FERRIBY 0 9th April 2012 FA Cup Fourth Qualifying Round Attendance: 691 WARRINGTON TOWN

Karl Wills Lewis Field Tom Hardwick David Mannix James McCarten Craig Robinson Matthew Doughty Nathan Burke Ben Wharton Steve Foster Scott Metcalfe Substitutes Robbie Booth, Louis Corrigan, Ashley Ruane, Chris Gahgan, James Colbeck, Jack West Goals Field (66) NORTH FERRIBY

Adam Nicklin Nathan Peat Josh Wilde Liam King Matt Wilson Danny Hone Jamie Yates Russell Fry Tom Denton Nathan Jarman Dan Clayton Substitutes Louis Bruce, Gregg Anderson, Adam Bolder, Tom Nicholson, Mark Gray, Jon D’Laryea Goals

Ferriby’s FA cup dream is over for another year after a largely disappointing performance at Warrington Town. The Villagers can have no real complaints about the result as they only seriously threatened in the final 10 minutes of the game.

blocked and the rebound just ran away from Russ Fry.

Ferriby opened the game with Liam King chipping a 35-yard free-kick to the home keeper Karl Wills. After this, both sides struggled to create any goal threats for much of the half.

The second-half opened with Jamie Yates heading at Wills.

However, the game-changing moment came in the 55th minute. Nicklin turned a Metcalfe shot for a corner and, as the ball went out of play, there was an altercation between Matt Wilson and Steve Foster which saw Wilson red-carded for violent conduct.

Ben Wharton had a good opportunity for Warrington after 13 minutes, but Adam Nicklin turned his shot round the post. Ferriby almost took the lead after 18 minutes. Dan Clayton’s cross was cleared to King whose header went wide.

Ferriby were once again caught-out by a through-ball, but Scott Metcalfe fired over when he should have scored.

Ferriby probably had the greater possession and territorial advantage, but could not offer any real threat to Wills in the Warrington goal.

The Villagers were struggling to win second-balls as they were cleared by Warrington and the home-side always offered a threat on the break.

There was little of note until the 39th minute when Jamie Yates’ shot was parried by Wills to King whose effort was

As Ferriby pressed, Clayton fired wide when well-placed.

Warrington responded with Lewis Field’s angled shot being turned round by Nicklin.

Both sides still struggled to create any serious threat before Field scored the game’s only goal after 66 minutes. With two players in offside positions, the Ferriby defence missed Field running from deep to latch on a through ball which he took past Nicklin, before placing it in an empty net.

Gregg Anderson headed over from Fry’s corner at the near post on 76 minutes, while after 87 minutes Nathan Jarman saw his low shot turned-round a post by Wills.

Unfortunately, The Villagers could not find the final crucial touch. Ferriby will be reflecting on a missed opportunity to reach the FA Cup First Round Proper but, on the day, they could have no real complaints.

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MATCH ACTION

MATCH REPORT MICKLEOVER SPORTS 3 NORTH FERRIBY 2 Friday 24th August Evo-Stik Premier League Division Attendance: 188 MICKLEOVER SPORTS

Lewis King Kevin Grocott Ben Turner John McGrath Pablo Mills Tyreece Robinson Curtis Burrows Oliver Roberts Nathan Jarman Evan Garnett Mason Warren Substitutes Jimmy Phillips, Will Norcross, Isai Marselia, Lewis Belgrave, Niall Doran Goals Mills (34, 45), Garnett (54) NORTH FERRIBY UNITED

Lewis Exall Joe Lamplough James Williamson Jamie Forrester James Piercy Jack Mail Dan Norton Ben Clappison Jordan Harrison Alex Knox Luke Lofts Substitutes James Nichols, Charlie Dunkerley, Kent Bannister, Dan Nichols, Johnny Saltmer Goals Norton (69), Williamson (82) 14

A stirring fight-back in the final 25 minutes was not quite enough to earn North Ferriby a point at Mickleover Sports.

Ferriby opened the game well and were the better and more threatening team in the opening 10 minutes.

They should have taken the lead in the second minute when Jordan Harrison was through in a one-on-one with home keeper Lewis King.

Unfortunately for Ferriby, Harrison’s shot went straight to King who was able to block.

John McGrath created problems from dead-ball situations and from one corner, Pablo Mills headed narrowly wide.

Ferriby responded with a shot from Harrison that was saved by King in what was the Villagers’ last threat of the half.

The opening goal came after 34 minutes from out of nowhere, though it was no more than Sports deserved.

Mills picked-up a clearance some 40 yards from goal and hit an absolutely unstoppable shot into the top corner.

Ferriby’s heads went down a little at that point. Another former Ferriby player, Nathan Jarman, smacked the ball against the outside of a post, before Mills got his second of the game. Ollie Roberts’ freekick reached the unmarked

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Mills to fire home another powerful shot three minutes before the interval.

Ferriby fans were probably fearing the worst at half-time and their gloom deepened after 54 minutes. A low cross from the right hit Evan Garnett in the six-yard box and ended up in the net with the striker knowing little about it. It summed-up the Villagers’ evening up to that point.

However, credit to Chris Bolder’s players, instead of their heads going down, they responded emphatically and took the game to Mickleover.

Norton saw a shot turned round by King, Forrester had one deflected on to the top of the bar and Joe Lamplough had a shot punched clear.

Ferriby pulled a goal back after 69 minutes when Norton headed home Forrester’s corner from the right.

Many thought this was going to be just a consolation goal, but it spurred Ferriby further.

In the 82nd minute, Charlie Dunkerley’s low cross was turned in by James Williamsom to cut the deficit to a single goal.

For all their efforts, Ferriby could not find the equaliser, but they had Sports hangingon by the final whistle.

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MATCH ACTION

MATCH REPORT NORTH FERRIBY 3 SOUTH SHIELDS 0 Monday 27th August Evo-Stik Premier League Division Attendance: 452 NORTH FERRIBY UNITED

Lewis Exall Ben Clappison Charlie Dunkerley Jamie Forrester Jack Mail James Piercy James Williamson Joe Lamplough Jordan Harrison Luke Lofts Luke Hinsley Substitutes Alex Knox, Kent Bannister, Dan Nichols, Johnny Saltmer, James Nichols Goals Hinsley (6, 89), Harrison (45) SOUTH SHIELDS

Liam Connell Chris Hunter Darren Lough Phil Turnbull Dillon Morse Gary Brown Daniel Wright Robert Briggs Gavin Gogdon Matty Pattison Josh Gillies Substitutes Craig Baxter, Joachim Mouanda, Max Cowburn, Blair Adams, Brendan Pearson Goals

This was an excellent team performance by North Ferriby, who ran out worthy winners.

Two goals from Luke Hinsley on his debut and a third from Jordan Harrison sealed the victory. Hinsley and Harrison played as the two strikers and what a difference they made to Ferriby going forward.

The strikers will probably take the headlines, but they were backed-up by a midfield that pressed South Shields throughout the game and by a keeper and back-five that remained strong and largely unflappable under pressure.

Shields were often forced to play back towards their own goal as they sometimes struggled to find an outlet up front. When they got the ball out wide they looked a threat, especially through Josh Gillies.

Shields started well and pressed the Villagers back for the first five minutes, but they were stung after six minutes. A Hinsley shot was deflected for a corner which was taken by Jamie Forrester. The kick found Hinsley at the far-post and he powered a header beyond keeper Liam Connell.

Ferriby had the better of the half after this, with Luke Lofts and Hinsley both going close.

Lewis Exall made a point-blank save from Robert Briggs which

was the only serious threat that the visitors had in the first-half.

On the stroke of half-time, Harrison doubled Ferriby’s lead.

A poor clearance from Connell found Harrison and he lobbed the stranded keeper to find the net from 45 yards.

As expected, Shields came out after the interval looking to get back in to the game. They had most of the territory and possession but it was Briggs who had the only shot on target, an effort that was wellsaved again by Exall.

Other shots from Shields went high or wide as they were forced to shoot from distance because of excellent work by Ferriby’s defence and midfield.

The presence of Hinsley and Harrison meant that the Villagers were able to hold up the ball when played forward.

This gave the defence and midfield something of a breathing space rather than the ball being returned towards the Ferriby area.

With time running-out and Shields still looking for a goal, a quick and decisive break saw Charlie Dunkerley feed Harrison who had the vision and presence of mind to lay the ball off to the unmarked Hinsley. The striker made no mistake with a powerful low shot that made sure of the win.

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DIVISION STANDINGS

EVO-STIK PREMIER DIVISION

2018/19 standings 1

Gainsborough Trinity

P 4

W 3

D 0

L 1

F 8

A 4

GD +4

PTS 9

2

Stalybridge Celtic

4

2

2

0

4

2

+2

8

3

Nantwich Town

4

2

1

1

6

4

+2

7

4

Witton Albion

4

2

1

1

5

3

+2

7

5

Whitby Town

4

2

1

1

3

2

+1

7

6

Farsley Celtic

3

2

0

1

7

3

+4

6

7

Basford United

4

2

0

2

8

5

+3

6

8

Hednesford Town

4

2

0

2

5

5

0

6

9

South Shields

4

2

0

2

6

8

-2

6

10

Bamber Bridge

3

1

2

0

4

3

+1

5

11

Scarborough Athletic

4

1

2

1

4

4

0

5

12

Warrington Town

4

1

2

1

3

3

0

5

13

Buxton

4

1

2

1

2

2

0

5

14

Grantham Town

4

1

2

1

4

5

-1

5

15

Mickleover Sports

4

1

2

1

4

5

-1

5

16

Matlock Town

3

1

1

1

8

6

+2

4

17

North Ferriby United

4

1

1

2

6

5

+1

4

18

Hyde United

3

1

1

1

2

2

0

4

19

Workington

4

1

1

2

4

5

-1

4

20

Marine

4

1

1

2

5

8

-3

4

21

Staford Rangers

4

0

2

2

2

6

-4

2

22

Lancaster City

4

0

0

4

3

13

-10

0

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UPCOMING FIXTURES Saturday 1st September Bamber Bridge vs Witton Albion Basford United vs Farsley Celtic Gainsborough Trinity vs Lancaster City Hyde United vs Scarborough Athletic Marine vs Grantham Town Mickleover Sports vs Buxton South Shields vs Nantwich Town Stafford Rangers vs Stalybridge Celtic Whitby Town vs Hednesford Town Workington vs Matlock Town

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DIVISION STATISTICS

EVO-STIK PREMIER DIVISION

Division statistics TOP GOALSCORER

Rank 1 2 -

Player Jason Walker Carl Finnigan Shaun Harrad Callum Saunders Matt Lawlor Kieren Fenton Liam King Robert Hopley Pablo Mills Tom Brown William Hayhurst Daniel Glover

Team Workington South Shields Matlock Town Nantwich Town Bamber Bridge Basford United Gainsborough Trinity Witton Albion Mickleover Sports Stalybridge Celtic Farsley Celtic Nantwich Town

Goals 3 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

AVERAGE ATTENDANCES

FORM TEAMS Team Gainsborough Trinity Stalybridge Celtic Nantwich Town Witton Albion Whitby Town Farsley Celtic Basford United Hednesford Town South Shields Bamber Bridge Warrington Town Scarborough Athletic Buxton Grantham Town

BEST ATTACK Team Gainsborough Trinity Basford United Matlock Town Farsley Celtic Nantwich Town South Shields North Ferriby Hednesford Witton Albion Marine Grantham Town Mickleover Sports Bamber Bridge

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Goals scored 8 8 8 7 6 6 6 5 5 5 5 4 4

Played 4 4 4 4 4 3 4 4 4 3 4 4 4 4

Won 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1

Draw 0 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 2 2 2 2

Lost 1 0 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 0 1 1 1 1

Points 9 8 7 7 7 4 6 6 6 5 5 5 5 5

BEST DEFENCE Team Lancaster City South Shields Marine Stafford Rangers Matlock Town Hednesford Town North Ferriby Mickleover Sports Grantham Town Basford United Workington Gainsborough Scarborough

Goals conceded 13 8 8 6 6 5 5 5 5 5 5 4 4

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Team Scarborough South Shields Buxton Stafford Rangers Gainsborough Hednesford Hyde United Matlock Town Workington North Ferriby Witton Albion Bamber Bridge Stalybridge Marine Basford Grantham Town Whitby Town Nantwich Town Farsley Celtic Warrington Lancaster City Mickleover

Average 1,628 1,520 712 590 544 419 416 407 374 368 359 349 344 335 334 324 308 290 285 265 251 188

SEASON HIGHLIGHTS Home wins

47.62%

Draws

23.81%

Away wins

28.57%

Highest attendance - 1,976 Scarborough Athletic vs Whitby Town Lowest attendance - 188 Mickleover Sports vs North Ferriby Total goals

Matches played

103 84

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PLAYER STATISTICS

NORTH FERRIBY UNITED

2018/19 player stats PLAYER

Bannister, Alex Bannister, Kent Clappison, Ben Dunkerley, Charlie Exall, Lewis Forrester, Jamie Harrison, Jordan Hinsley, Luke Knox, Alex Lamplough, Joe Leyland, Ben Lofts, Luke Mail, Jack Nichols, Dan Nichols, James Norton, Danny Piercy, James Robson, Paul Rogerson, Eddie Smith, Jack Walker, Joshua Williamson, James

LGE APPS

0 (1) 2 (1) 2 (1) 1 (2) 4 4 2 1 1 (2) 4 1 4 4 2 (1) 3 4

LGE GLS

1 2

1

1

CUP APPS

CUP GLS

TOTAL APPS

0 (1) 2 (1) 2 (1) 1 (2) 4 4 2 1 1 (2) 4 1 4 4 2 (1) 3 4

2

2

0 (1) 3

0 (1) 3

1

TOTAL GOALS

1 2

1

1 CLEAN SHEETS LEWIS EXALL

1

1

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MAN OF THE MATCH

NORTH FERRIBY UNITED

man of the match MATCH

H/A

AWARD WINNER

MATCH

H/A

Marine Whitby Town Mickleover Sports South Shields Warrington Town Scarborough Athletic Grantham Town Lancaster City Marske United Gainsborough Trinity Witton Albion Matlock Town Workington Town Bamber Bridge Stafford Rangers Stalybridge Celtic Buxton Bastford United Farsley Celtic Grantham Town Lancaster City

A H A H H A H A A A H H A A H H A A H A H

Luke Lofts James Piercy Jamie Forrester Luke Hinsley

Scarborough Ath Hyde United Hednesford Town South Shields Marine Nantwich Town Whitby Town Basford United Farsley Celtic Workington Witton Albion Gainsborough Trinity Matlock Town Bamber Bridge Stalybridge Celtic Buxton Stafford Rangers Nantwich Town Mickleover Sports Hednesford Town Hyde United

H A H A H H A H A H A H A H A H A A H A H

AWARD WINNER

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NORTH FERRIBY UNITED 2018/19

FIXTURES & RESULTS DATE AUGUST Sat 18 Tue 21 Fri 24 Mon 27

OPPOSITION

COMP

RESULT

ATT

POS

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A H A H

ESPD ESPD ESPD ESPD

1-1 0-1 2-3 3-0

359 283 188 452

12 17 20 17

Exall Exall Exall Exall

Lamplough < Lamplough Lamplough < Clappison

Leyland Williamson Williamson Dunkerley

Forrester Forrester Forrester Forrester

SEPTEMBER Sat 1 Warrington Town Tue 4 Scarborough Athletic Sat 8 Dunston UTS Tue 11 Grantham Town Sat 15 Lancaster City Tue 18 Marske United Tue 25 Gainsborough Trinity Sat 29 Witton Albion

H A A H A A A H

ESPD ESPD FACFQR ESPD ESPD LC1 ESPD ESPD

OCTOBER Tue 2 Sat 6 Tue 9 Sat 13 Tue 16 Sat 20

Matlock Town Workington Town Bamber Bridge Stafford Rangers Stalybridge Celtic Buxton

H A A H H A

ESPD ESPD ESPD FATPR ESPD ESPD

NOVEMBER Sat 3 Sat 17 Sat 24

Basford United Farsley Celtic Grantham Town

A H A

ESPD ESPD ESPD

DECEMBER Sat 1 Sat 8 Sat 15 Sat 22 Wed 26

Lancaster City Warrington Town Scarborough Athletic Hyde United Hednesford Town

H A H A H

ESPD ESPD ESPD ESPD ESPD

JANUARY 2019 Tue 1 South Shields Marine Sat 5 Nantwich Town Sat 12 Sat 19 Whitby Town Sat 26 Basford United

A H H A H

ESPD ESPD ESPD ESPD ESPD

FEBRUARY Sat 2 Sat 9 Sat 16 Sat 23

Farsley Celtic Workington Witton Albion Gainsborough Trinity

A H A H

ESPD ESPD ESPD ESPD

MARCH Sat 2 Sat 16 Sat 23 Sat 30

Matlock Town Bamber Bridge Stalybridge Celtic Buxton

A H A H

ESPD ESPD ESPD ESPD

APRIL Sat 6 Sat 13 Sat 20 Mon 22 Sat 27

Stafford Rangers Nantwich Town Mickleover Sports Hednesford Town Hyde United

A A H A H

ESPD ESPD ESPD ESPD ESPD

Marine Whitby Town Mickleover Sports South Shields

KEY: ESPD = Evo-Stik Premier Division FAT = FA Trophy FAC = FA Cup LC1 = League Cup 28

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12

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Piercy Piercy Piercy Piercy

Mail Mail Mail Mail

Norton Norton Norton Williamson

Rogerson Rogerson Clappison Lamplough <

Nichols > Nichols < Knox < Harrison

Lofts Lofts Lofts Lofts

K Bannister * K Bannister > Harrison * Hinsley 2 >

Clappison < Dunkerley < J Nichols < Knox <

Walker > Knox > K Bannister > K Bannister >

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EVO-STIK PREMIER DIVISION Follow the Villagers on the road with this handy guide to the grounds up and down the country.

BAMBER BRIDGE

BASFORD UNITED

BUXTON

The Sir Tom Finney Stadium Brownedge Road Lancashire PR5 6UX

Mill Street Playing Field Greenwich Avenue Basford, Nottingham NG6 0LD

The Silverlands Buxton Derbyshire SK17 6QH

FARSLEY CELTIC

GAINSBOROUGH TRINITY

GRANTHAM TOWN

Farsley Celtic Throstle Nest Newlands, Farsley, Leeds LS28 5BE

The Martin & Co Arena Northolme Gainsborough, Lincolnshire DN21 2QW

South Kesteven Sports Stadium Trent Road Grantham, Lincolnshire NG31 7XQ

HEDNESFORD TOWN

HYDE UNITED

LANCASTER CITY

Keys Park Keys Park Road Hednesford, Cannock WS12 2DZ

Ewen Fields Walker Lane Hyde, Cheshire SK14 5PL

Giant Axe West Road Lancaster, Lancashire LA1 5PE

MARINE

MATLOCK TOWN

MICKLEOVER SPORTS

The Marine Travel Arena College Road Liverpool L23 3AS

Proctors Cars Stadium Causeway Lane Matlock, Derbyshire DE4 3AR

Mickleover Sports Club Station Road Mickleover, Derby DE3 9FB

NANTWICH TOWN

SCARBOROUGH ATH

SOUTH SHIELDS

The Weaver Stadium Water Lode Nantwich, Cheshire CW5 5BS

Flamingo Land Stadium Scarborough Leisure Village Ashburn Road, Scarborough Y011 2JW

Mariners Park Shaftesbury Avenue Jarrow NE32 3UP

STAFFORD RANGERS

STALYBRIDGE CELTIC

WARRINGTON TOWN

Stafford Rangers FC Marston Road Stafford ST16 3BX

Bower Fold Mottram Road Stalybridge, Cheshire SK15 2RT

The Winner Recruitment Stadium Cantilever Park Loushers Lane, Warrington WA4 2RS

WHITBY TOWN

WITTON ALBION

WORKINGTON

Turnbull Ground Upgang Lane Whitby, North Yorkshire Y021 3HZ

Wincham Park Chapel Street Wincham, Northwich CW9 6DA

Borough Park Workington Cumbria CA14 2DT

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GOALKEEPERS

GOALKEEPERS

LEWIS EXALL

ANTHONY McMILLAN

JOHNNY SALTMER

JAMES SPEARE

DEFENDERS

DEFENDERS

PAUL ROBSON

JAMES McCARTEN

BEN CLAPPISON

ADAM CARDEN

JAMES PIERCY

SHAUN BEELEY

JACK SMITH

DAVID RAVEN

JACK MAIL

LUKE GEORGE

BEN LEYLAND

MARK ROBERTS

DAN NICHOLS

DYLAN VASSALLO

LUKE LOFTS

MATTHEW MAKINSON

JAMIE FORRESTER

LIAM HYNES

DANNY NORTON

MITCHELL DUGGAN

ALEX BANNISTER

RYAN JENNINGS

EDDIE ROGERSON

ROBBIE EVANS

JOE LAMPLOUGH

BEN GARRITY

KENT BANNISTER

JAMES CATON

JAMES NICHOLS

EVO-STIK PREMIER DIVISION TUE 4 SEPT 2018 KICK-OFF 7.45PM

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MIDFIELDERS

MIDFIELDERS

FORWARDS

FERRIBY vs.

SCARBOROUGH ATHLETIC

JACK DUNN ADAM HUGHES

CHARLIE DUNKERLEY

FORWARDS

JOSH WALKER

TONY GRAY

JORDAN HARRISON

JOSH AMIS

LUKE HINSLEY

RICHARD BROADIE JACK MACKRETH

FERRIBY vs.

GRANTHAM TOWN EVO-STIK PREMIER DIVISION TUE 11 SEPT 2018 KICK-OFF 7.45PM

MATCH OFFICIALS REFEREE JOHNATHON BICKERDIKE ASSISTANTS GEORGE ROBERTS LIAM HEWITT