North Ferriby United vs Grantham Town

THE VILLAGERS NORTH FERRIBY UNITED

THE OFFICIAL 2018/19 MATCHDAY PROGRAMME - ISSUE 06 - £2.00

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Grantham Town TUESDAY, 11 SEPTEMBER KICK-OFF 7.45PM 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 Grantham Town.

I hope everyone enjoys a great evening of football.

Firstly reflecting on the Warrington Town game, we came to the conclusion that a number of contributing factors ended up with us being well beaten.

The effort that the lads put in against South Shields just days before had really taken its toll, as our lads are still getting used to the intensity required at this level game after game.

Both mentally and physically you could see we just weren’t quite on it.

We asked for a reaction against a tough Scarborough team away from home and, in the first 45 minutes, were absolutely outstanding.

The lads implemented the game plan perfectly and we were deservedly in front at the break.

We knew that Scarborough would have to do something different in the second half and they did this by changing personnel and their formation. We managed to keep them out up until mid-way though the second half, but then we conceded a couple of scrappy goals.

Credit must go to Scarborough for their second-half performance, but our lads once again gave their all to try and pick up the points.

Saturday was a huge game for all involved and, unfortunately, we couldn’t deliver.

We did our research on Dunston and nothing they did came as a surprise but, once again, we found ourselves towards the wrong end of our performance levels all over the pitch.

That has been a little story of our season so far, we have been very inconsistent, which has led to mixed results and performances.

The lads and the staff are desperately trying to turn this around and are pulling in the same direction remaining united with a common aim.

We had an in-depth discussion after the

game about the facts, we are seeing the same issues, ones that we focus on in training and can implement time and time again.

We arranged for the lads to get together on Monday in order to carry out a video analysis session which will hopefully pin point these common issues.

Grantham have made a positive start to the season and have picked up some good wins.

We know that they are a direct team and like to get the ball forward and utilise their size in both boxes, so we will have to stand up to this today.

Obviously everyone connected to the club are disappointed with recent results, but we are all working to our maximum to turn our fortunes around. We knew that it would be a very challenging season looking at the infrastructure and finances of all other teams in the league.

We have mentioned previously our lack of experience at this level and this will only be enhanced in time with this current group.

We have tried a couple of systems now already this season as it is important that we can adapt if and when required, and we have had to utilise a number of players due to availability and injuries.

We must start repaying the fans with some positive results as their support has been fantastic, and a special mention to those who have travelled away from home with us.

Hopefully, they can see what we are trying to achieve, we have an inexperienced team who are giving their all for the club and really are desperate to be a success at this level. Hopefully this can start today!

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THE CAPTAIN

James Piercy

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

Since my last notes, results have not gone our way, but we are determined to bounce back starting this evening.

Firstly the Warrington game was a very bad performance from us all, but we went into the Scarborough game on the Tuesday night and, for the first 60 minutes, we really did stifle them and they struggled to break us down.

However, we ran out of steam for the last half an hour and struggled to regain a foothold in the game after Scarborough equalised.

We hoped to make amends against Dunston at the weekend, but we were all very disappointed as we all knew the importance of the game.

We just failed to put in a performance that we are capable of, but we will go back to the drawing board 4

and all work together to put it right come tonight.

Grantham have started well and have had some good results against some strong opponents, but we now need to focus more on ourselves and our game rather than being too concerned with others results because we’ve showed when we are at it we can compete with the best in this league.

We were all down after Saturday, but we are in the process now of evaluating our performance and pinpointing where we went wrong and what we need to do in future to eradicate it.

All your support has been fantastic so far, we have really appreciated it so thank you. Enjoy the match tonight.

James Piercy First-Team Captain

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THE OPPOSITION

Grantham Town This fixture was minutes away from not being played this evening, but Michael Hollingsworth’s 93rd-minute penalty ensured Grantham Town overcame Daventry Town in the FA Cup at the weekend to ensure no replay was needed.

Deep into injury time Ross Barrows burst forward towards the box and was fouled. The referee pointed to the spot with no uncertainty.

After scoring from the spot in the past two matches, Hollingsworth delivered again. The travelling supporters and players joined in a mass celebration.

The result caps a fine week for the club in which they have beaten both Marine and Mickleover Sports in the league, with Hollingsworth in particular impressing, netting four goals in three matches.

In the league, Grantham are sitting high in sixth, with 11 points from their opening six matches, with a further victory pushing them potentially to the top of the table.

CLUB GUIDE

Nickname: The Gingerbreads Founded: 1874 Chairman: Nigel Wedgwood Last Season: 4th Ground: South Kesteven Sports Stadium Capacity: 2,500 Manager: Ian Culverhouse Appointed as manager prior to the 2018/2019 season. His league teams as a player were Tottenham Hotspur, Norwich City (297 appearances) Swindon and Brighton. He was assistant manager at Colchester, Norwich and Aston Villa, before taking charge as manager at King’s Lynn who he led to the Southern League play-off final at the end of the 2017/2018 season.

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THE VISITORS

THE OPPOSITION

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

THE TEAM GOALKEEPERS Theo Richardson Paul Bastock

DEFENDERS Ross Barrows Oliver Luto Tom Ward Tom Batchelor Ryley Thompson Daniel Horton

THEO RICHARDSON

ROSS BARROWS

Theo Richardson joined the club in late August. The goalkeeper began his career at Nottingham Forest before having spells at Aston Villa and Leeds United. He then moved to Manchester United after impressing on trial with them.

He represented the Red Devils at U18 and U23 level.

Ross Barrows joined the club prior to the 2018/2019 season.

The defender came through the Halifax Town youth system, before signing a professional contract with them. The fullback had been training with Grantham Town and penned a one-year deal after impressing in pre-season.

MIDFIELDERS Jack McGovern Michael Hollingsworth Tom Curtis Cenk Acar Kegan Everington Kevin Bastos Aiden Kirby Tom Sawyer

FORWARDS Ryan Oliver

Max Watters Morgan Penfold Thiago Nassuncolu

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TOM WARD

THOMAS BATCHELOR

Son of former Gingerbread favorite Paul, Tom Ward joined in pre-season having parted company with King’s Lynn. The defender joined King’s Lynn from St Neots where he made 62 appearances scoring six goals. His final appearance was as a substitute in the play-off final defeat by Slough.

Thomas Batchelor rejoined Grantham Town in November 2017 from Boston United for his third spell at the club.

Has previously played at Shrewsbury Town Stamford, Lincoln United and Lincoln Moorlands. The defender was appointed club captain for the 2018/2019 season.

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THE VISITORS

OLIVER LUTO

JACK McGOVERN

MICHAEL HOLLINGSWORTH

Oliver Luto joined Grantham Town in pre-season from Peterborough Sports.

He began his career as a youngster at Peterborough United before joining Ilkeston, Stamford and Peterborough Sports. He is another member of the play-off final side last season.

Jack McGovern rejoined in early February 2018 from Lincoln United for his second spell at the club. He was at Lincoln City as a youngster, before moving into nonleague, having spells at Lincoln United, Stamford, Spalding, Coalville, King’s Lynn and Gainsborough Trinity.

Signed on dual registration with Boston United just before deadline day in 2015, before making the move permanent in May. Michael Hollingsworth was at Nottingham Forest as a youngster before joining Boston. A member of the side that reached the 2017/2018 play-off final.

AIDEN KIRBY

MAX WATTERS

RYAN OLIVER

In his third season at Grantham Town, Aiden Kirby sadly missed most of last season due to a knee injury which he picked up while playing for the club at Mickleover Sports.

The midfielder’s previous clubs include the likes of Barwell and Holbeach United respectively.

Max Watters joined on loan from Doncaster Rovers in pre-season. The forward previously at Ashford United before making the step up to the EFL with Doncaster.

The young strikers previously clubs include Thurrock and Barking.

Ryan Oliver signed for Grantham Town in late August from Lincoln United. Oliver had previously been a prolific scorer in the United Counties league for Sleaford Town, Deeping Rangers and Boston Town respectively. He went straight into the squad to face Scarborough Athletic.

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GRANTHAM TOWN

recent history Following the reorganization of nonleague football Grantham Town were moved to the Northern Premier League and finished 4th in 1984 but the following year they failed to gain re-election and returned to the Southern League.

Financial problems meant the club had little success until in 1987 The board appointed Martin O’Neil as manager and promotion was missed by a point his first season and 5th spot gained the year after. Martin moved on to climb the managerial ladder at the end of that season.

John Robertson returned as manager in 1990 and at this time the club left its London road home and after a year ground sharing at Spalding returned to the town into the new South Kesteven Sports Stadium.

Little success was achieved until the arrival of Gary Mills as manager in 1996. Under Gary 4th place was achieved in the Southern League Midland Division in 1997 and the following year the championship was won also the club reached the quarter final of the FA trophy going out after a replay to Conference side Southport.

The first game at Grantham attracted a stadium record attendance of 3695.

The following year the club was taken over

by Reg Brearley. Mills was replaced as manager and the club went full time but huge financial losses saw the clubs future threatened when Antrac walked away. The club was forced to enter a CVA and a difficult period followed as the club struggled to get back onto its feet. This was reflected on the pitch and when John Wilkinson arrived as manager at Christmas 2000 the club had just 9 points but following a tremendous run were finally relegated on goal difference.

Promotion back to the Premier division was achieved in 2002. Following Wilkinson’s resignation Roger Ashby became manager In the summer of 2006 the club were moved from the Southern League back to the Northern Premier League. It took the club some time to adjust to the move and they were relegated 10

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to Division 1 South.

Wilkinson returned as boss and in 2008 lead the club to the Division 1 South play-offs where they lost 2-1 to Nantwich Following a brief spell with Phil Starbuck as manager Jim Albans and Wayne Hallcro came in as joint managers. In 2011/12 the club reached the Division 1 South play-off final losing 2-0 to Rushall Olympic but the following year they won the division by a 10 point margin.

The club found life in the Premier Division difficult and following the resignation of chairman Steve Boam Albans and Hallcro also resigned. After a period under former players Gary Sucharewycz and Ian Robinson they returned and led the club to 15th spot in the Premier division.

During season 2014/15 the club had to make the difficult decision to cut its playing budget when predicted income was not achieved. This resulted in several players leaving the club. Also departing was Jim Albans but his partner Wayne Hallcro stayed and recruited former Coalville manager Adam Stevens to replace Albans as joint manager and the pair set about rebuilding the side. Hallcro departed in late January to team up again with Albans at Belper Town to leave Adam Stevens in sole charge of team matters. Under Stevens the club finished 12th in the Premier Division and the following year 18th. Last season the club had its best season for many years and had a chance of reaching the playoffs right up to the final week of the season finally finishing in 8th spot. In addition they reached the league cup final going down 2-1 to Bamber Bridge.

Last season the club finished in 4th spot in the premier division and went on to reach the playoff final going down 2-0 at Ashton United.

Manager Adam Stevens stood down after the game and has been replaced by Ian Culverhouse for the 2018/2019 season.

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MATCH ACTION

LAST MEETING NORTH FERRIBY 2 GRANTHAM TOWN 1 11th October 2014 FA Cup Third Qualifying Round

NORTH FERRIBY UNITED

Adam Nicklin Nathan Peat Josh Wilde Liam King Gregg Anderson Danny Hone Adam Bolder Russell Fry Tom Denton Nathan Jarman Dan Clayton

Nathan Jarman’s late goal saw North Ferriby squeeze through this FA Cup tie after a tense and entertaining game.

goal. Ferriby were offering little goal threat, while Grantham always appeared dangerous on the break.

The Villagers are now in the Fourth Qualifying Round for the second successive and will now be opening to progress to the First Round Proper for the first time in the club’s history.

Ferriby equalised after 24 minutes. Josh Wilde fed Liam King who cut-inside to fire a low shot past Dan Haystead.

Shortly after, Tom Denton placed a header wide then he later headed against a post.

There was a definite sense of relief in the Ferriby camp at the final whistle. Grantham will feel hard done-by in a game where they offered a greater goal threat than Ferriby.

Substitutes Louis Bruce, Jon D’Laryea, Matt Wilson, Tom Nicholson, Mark Gray

An entertaining first-half ended all square, though neither keeper was seriously tested.

Goals King (24), Jarman (85)

Ferriby enjoyed the greater possession and territorial advantage, but Grantham always looked dangerous on the break.

GRANTHAM TOWN

Dan Haystead Sam Purcicoe Deon Meikle Tom Batchelor Phil Watt Laurie Wilson Liam Dickens Michael Towey Jordan Hempenstall Alex Simmons Connor Johnson Substitutes Greg Smith, Ben Fairclough, Jack McGovern, Jake Turner, Will Rawden, Scott Matthews Goals Simmons (14)

Ferriby thought they had won a penalty after just six minutes.

Tom Denton was fouled, but the referee overturned his decision after spotting his assistant signalling for offside.

The nearest Ferriby came to a goal was an Adam Bolder corner that drifted just wide at the far post.

On 14 minutes, slack play in midfield by Ferriby allowed Alex Simmons to break through and place the ball past Adam Nicklin for the opening

King was twice denied shots on goal by last-minute tackles as the half closed.

Grantham opened the secondhalf brightly, but created no opportunities. Ferriby played themselves back in to the game and Haystead saved well from King. Gregg Anderson glanced a corner wide.

It was the 73rd minute before Grantham seriously threatened in the second-half. Deon Meikle hit a rebound over the bar after his shot was blocked.

11 minutes later, Anderson deflected Michael Towey’s shot for a corner which then led to a scramble at the far post, before the ball was finally cleared.

Jarman’s 85th-minute winner came after Wilde fed Louis Bruce on the right and his cross was headed home from close-range.

Added time saw Grantham throw everything at Ferriby in a attempt to find the equaliser, but Ferriby held firm.

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MATCH ACTION

MATCH REPORT NORTH FERRIBY 0 WARRINGTON TOWN 5 Saturday 1st September Evo-Stik Premier League Division Attendance: 217 NORTH FERRIBY

Lewis Exall Ben Clappison Charlie Dunkerley Jamie Forrester James Piercy Jack Mail James Williamson Joe Lamplough Jordan Harrison Luke Lofts Luke Hinsley Substitutes Ben Leyland, James Nichols, Kent Bannister, Johnny Saltmer, Alex Knox Goals

WARRINGTON TOWN

Anthony McMillan Mitchell Duggan Adam Hughes Ben Garrity Mark Roberts David Raven Jack Mackreth Shaun Beeley Richard Brodie Tony Gray Dylan Vassalo Substitutes James Caton, Josh Amis, Bohan Dixon, Adam Carden, Ishmael Banks Goals

Gray (12), Broadie (19 pen), Vassalo (42), Amis (64), Dixon (82) 14

After Monday’s superb performance, this was a devastating defeat for North Ferriby United.

It was one of those games where too many players had an off-day. None of them could be faulted for their effort, but very little went right.

Warrington Town outplayed Ferriby for periods of the game, but it was really only in the final 20 minutes when they were really on top.

Warrington were generally quicker to the ball and won much of the second-ball, Ferriby struggled to hold on to the ball for any real length of time. They were often forced to clear their lines quickly and this allowed Warrington to quickly continue to pressure the Villagers.

Ferriby were the first to threaten with Jamie Forrester’s shot turned around a post by goalkeeper Anthony McMillan.

Warrington took the lead after 12 minutes when the unmarked Tony Gray headed home from close range from an Adam Hughes left-wing cross.

The lead was doubled on 19 minutes when Richard Brodie converted a penalty following a foul on Shaun Beeley from Ben Clappison. It was perhaps a bit of a rash challenge with Beeley getting his shot off, but

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the referee still awarding the penalty.

McMillan had to make one save of note, a shot from Luke Lofts after 36 minutes after the midfielder had jinked his way through in to the area. Had that gone in, the game may have changed, but it was Warrington who scored the next vital goal.

Dylan Vassalo broke through after 42 minutes and, with Ferriby’s defence appealing for offside, he lobbed Ferriby goalkeeper Lewis Exall.

Ferriby took the game to Warrington at the start of the second-half, but they failed to create one shot on target and they rarely looked like scoring.

Warrington eventually reasserted themselves. Hughes hammered a shot against the crossbar, before Warrington sealed the game with two late goals from substitutes Bohan Dixon and Josh Amis.

Amis was left with a relatively simple close-range finish after 78 minutes and Dixon also scored from close range with Ferriby’s defence again all over the place.

Ferriby never gave up, but they struggled to make any kind of impression against an experienced Warrington team.

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MATCH ACTION

MATCH REPORT SCARBOROUGH ATH 3 NORTH FERRIBY 0 Tuesday 4th September Evo-Stik Premier League Division Attendance: 1,117 SCARBOROUGH ATHLETIC

Tommy Taylor Josh Lacey Dave Merris Nathan Valentine Kevin Burgess Bailey Gooda James Cadman Leon Scott James Walshaw Michael Coulson Wayne Brooksby Substitutes Will Annan, Jackson Jowett, Tom Morgan, Ross Killock, Luke Dean Goals Burgess (67), Brooksby (76, 90+1) NORTH FERRIBY UNITED

Lewis Exall Ben Clappison Dan Norton Jamie Forrester Jack Mail James Piercy James Williamson Alex Knox Jordan Harrison Luke Lofts Luke Hinsley Substitutes James Nichols, Joe Lamplough, Ben Leyland, Johnny Saltmer, Dan Nichols Goals Lofts (16 pen)

North Ferriby United produced a much better performance against the much-fancied Scarborough Athletic than they did against Warrington on Saturday. Unfortunately, despite deservedly leading at half-time, the Villagers finally succumbed to a 3-1 defeat.

Ferriby had the better of the first-half in a fairly end-to-end contest. The Villagers opened brightly with Luke Hinsley having a shot blocked as early as the fourth minute. Hinsley fired narrowly over shortly afterwards following good work by Luke Lofts.

The goal threat was all Ferriby’s and they took the lead after 16 minutes. Hinsley burst into the penalty area on the left and was brought down by home goalkeeper Tommy Taylor. Lofts calmly slotted the penalty home, sending Taylor the wrong way.

Ferriby’s midfield and defence were continually pressing Scarborough. The Seadogs were forced into errors and playing back towards their own goal for much of the half. It took until the 25th minute for them to even come close to a goal with Nathan Valentine heading a free-kick wide.

Lewis Exall had to come quickly off his line to clear from Michael Coulson as he broke through.

The ball reached Lofts and his effort from 40 yards with Taylor off his line went narrowly wide.

Scarborough were getting increasingly frustrated, but Coulson did force Exall into one good save after the 38th minute.

On the stroke of half-time, James Walshaw saw a header drop just over the cross bar,

though Exall had it covered.

The second-half saw Scarborough change their tactics and they dominated the half. Ferriby rarely got the ball out of their own half. Clearances out of defence reached the halfway line where they were met

by Scarborough’s back four, who were then able to launch yet another attack.

James Cadman and former Ferriby player Wayne Brooksby were a constant threat out wide and Walshaw and Coulson caused problems up front.

However, despite their pressure, Scarborough still found it difficult to create goal-scoring chances. Even so, it seemed like it would only be a matter of time before the pressure got its reward and Scarborough finally equalised after 67 minutes. Exall did well to parry a shot, but the ball fell to Kevin Burgess who rammed the ball home.

Ferriby’s first goal attempt of the half came just after the equaliser when Dan Norton shot across the goal.

Scarborough’s second goal contained an element of good fortune. Lacey’s rather wayward shot reached Brooksby who hit a low shot just inside the post.

Ferriby were still working hard, but the intensity of their firsthalf display was always going to be difficult to continue for a full 90 minutes, especially against a side as good as Scarborough.

Credit to Ferriby, though, because it was only in added time that Brooksby scored the clinching goal when a crossfield allowed him to run on and shoot past the advancing Exall.

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DIVISION STANDINGS

EVO-STIK PREMIER DIVISION

2018/19 standings 1

Gainsborough Trinity

P 6

W 4

D 1

L 1

F 12

A 6

GD +6

PTS 13

2

South Shields

6

4

0

2

11

8

+3

12

3

Warrington Town

6

3

2

1

10

3

+7

11

4

Scarborough Athletic

6

3

2

1

10

7

+3

11

5

Buxton

6

3

2

1

6

3

+3

11

6

Grantham Town

6

3

2

1

8

6

+2

11

7

Whitby Town

6

3

1

2

7

4

+3

10

8

Basford United

6

3

0

3

12

9

+3

9

9

Bamber Bridge

5

2

3

0

7

4

+3

9 9

10

Hednesford Town

6

3

0

3

8

9

-1

11

Stafford Rangers

6

2

2

2

7

7

0

8

12

Witton Albion

6

2

2

2

5

5

0

8

13

Stalybridge Celtic

6

2

2

2

4

5

-1

8

14

Nantwich Town

6

2

2

2

7

9

-2

8 7

15

Farsley Celtic

5

2

1

2

11

8

+3

16

Workington

6

2

1

3

7

8

-1

7

17

Hyde United

5

1

2

2

5

6

-1

5 5

18

Mickleover Sports

6

1

2

3

6

10

-4

19

Marine

6

1

2

3

5

10

-5

5

20

Matlock Town

5

1

1

3

9

12

-3

4

21

North Ferriby United

6

1

1

4

7

13

-16

4

22

Lancaster City

6

0

1

5

5

17

-12

1

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Tuesday 4th September Buxton 1-0 Basford United Farsley Celtic 1-1 Gainsborough Trinity Grantham Town 2-1 Mickleover Sports Hednesford Town 1-3 Stafford Rangers Lancaster City 1-1 Bamber Bridge Matlock Town 0-3 Whitby Town Nantwich Town 1-1 Hyde United Stalybridge Celtic 0-1 South Shields Warrington Town 2-0 Workington Witton Albion 0-0 Marine

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DIVISION STATISTICS

EVO-STIK PREMIER DIVISION

Division statistics TOP GOALSCORER

Rank 1 2 3 4

Player Nathan Watson Jason Walker Wayne Brooksby William Hayhurst Ross Hannah Michael Hollingsworth Carl Finnigan Evan Garnett Shaun Harrad Tony Gray Callum Saunders Daniel Glover

Team Basford United Workington Scarborough Athletic Farsley Celtic Gainsborough Trinity Grantham Town South Shields Mickleover Sports Matlock Town Warrington Town Nantwich Town Nantwich Town

Goals 5 5 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 2

AVERAGE ATTENDANCES

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

BEST ATTACK Team Gainsborough Trinity Basford United South Shields Farsley Celtic Warrington Town Scarborough Ath Matlock Town Grantham Town Hednesford Town Stafford Rangers Whitby Town North Ferriby Workington

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Goals scored 12 12 11 11 10 10 9 8 8 7 7 7 7

Played 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6

Won 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 2 3 2 2 2 2

Draw 1 0 2 2 2 2 1 0 3 0 2 2 2 2

Lost 1 2 1 1 1 1 2 3 0 3 2 2 2 2

Points 13 12 11 11 11 11 10 9 9 9 8 8 8 8

BEST DEFENCE Team Warrington Town Buxton Whitby Town Bamber Bridge Witton Albion Stalybridge Celtic Grantham Town Hyde United Gainsborough Stafford Rangers Workington South Shields Farsley Celtic

Goals conceded 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 6 7 8 8 8

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

Average 1,495 1,458 585 582 557 538 497 406 390 355 340 322 320 320 318 311 290 288 278 266 256 225

SEASON HIGHLIGHTS Home wins

46.88%

Draws

28.13%

Away wins

25%

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

Matches played

167 64

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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 (2) 4 (1) 2 (2) 6 6 4 3 2 (2) 5 (1) 1 (1) 6 6 2 (3) 4 6

LGE GLS

1 2

2

1

2 0 (1) 5

1

CUP APPS

1 0 (1) 1 1 1 1 1 0 (1) 1 0 (1) 1 1 1

1

CUP GLS

1

TOTAL APPS

TOTAL GOALS

0 (1) 2 (2) 5 (1) 2 (3) 7 7 5 3 3 (2) 6 (1) 1 (2) 7 6

1 1 2

2 (4) 5 7 1 2 0 (1) 6

2

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 Dunston UTS 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 A H A A A H H A A H H A A H A H

Luke Lofts James Piercy Jamie Forrester Luke Hinsley Jamie Forrester James Piercy James Williamson

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

OPPOSITION

COMP

RESULT

ATT

POS

1

2

3

4

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

0-5 1-3 1-4

217 1,117 303

20 21 â&#x20AC;&#x201C;

Exall Exall Exall

Clappison Clappison Williamson

Dunkerley < Norton Robson

Forrester Forrester Forrester

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

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7

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9

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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 >

Piercy Piercy Clappison

Mail Mail Piercy

Williamson Williamson Norton <

Lamplough > Knox < Lamplough >

Harrison * Harrison > Harrison

Lofts Lofts Knox *

Hinsley Hinsley Lofts

Leyland < J Nichols < Leyland <

J Nichols > Lamplough > Dunkerley >

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K Bannister * J Nichols *

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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

THEO RICHARDSON

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PAUL BASTOCK

DEFENDERS

DEFENDERS

PAUL ROBSON

ROSS BARROWS

BEN CLAPPISON

OLIVER LUTO

JAMES PIERCY

TOM WARD

JACK SMITH

TOM BATCHELOR

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MIDFIELDERS

MIDFIELDERS

JACK McGOVERN

LUKE LOFTS

MICHAEL HOLLINGSWORTH

JAMIE FORRESTER

TOM CURTIS

DANNY NORTON

CENK ACAR

ALEX BANNISTER

KEGAN EVERINGTON

EDDIE ROGERSON

KEVIN BASTOS

JOE LAMPLOUGH

AIDEN KIRBY

KENT BANNISTER

TOM SAWYER

FORWARDS

FORWARDS

JAMES NICHOLS

RYAN OLIVER

CHARLIE DUNKERLEY

MAX WATTERS

JOSH WALKER

MORGAN PENFOLD

JORDAN HARRISON

THIAGO NASSUNCOLU

LUKE HINSLEY

FERRIBY vs.

LANCASTER CITY

FERRIBY vs.

WITTON ALBION EVO-STIK PREMIER DIVISION SAT 29 SEPT 2018 KICK-OFF 3.00PM

MATCH OFFICIALS REFEREE LUKE WATSON ASSISTANTS GLENN WHITEHEAD LIAM SMITH