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| October 16th ************ Its all go for next weekends FA Vase for the majority of Northern Counties East League clubs, however this weekend it was the bread and butter league to play for. Leaders Brigg sustained their position with a fine 3-0 win at Staveley, whilst chasing Hallam could only manage a 2-1 home win against bottom club Buxton.Third placed Nth Ferriby dropped two home points against the improving Bradford based Thackley. Sheffield scored a superb 3-0 away win at Selby,with Cartledge 9 mins, Vine 35 mins, and Tomlinson on 62 minutes wrapping things up. Denaby United won 3-2 at luckless Harrogate Railway, the goals coming from the head of Watt, a debut goal for Kenny, and an own goal, the Railway scorers were Shaw and Gray. In division one Goole lost this time at Mickleover Sports 2-0, ans Winterton lost at home to Bridlington Sports then sliding up to third place.Worsborough Bridge pulled up to 4th with a 3-0 win against Hall Road who are now 6th, whilst two goals from Billis plus one each from Brown and Fox gave Harfield Main a 4-1 win over Parkgate,Heywood scoring the Parkgate goal. Tye and Flynn were on terget for Yorkshire Amateur against local rivals Tadcaster Albion. October 23rd ************* FA Vase Well we expected a shock somewhere and we got one, in the shape of Hall Road Rangers who pulled off a great victory against Armthorpe Welfare Palmer scoring in 92 and 102 minutes, after Richards had put Hall Road 1-0 up on 55 minutes, only for Smith to equalise on 72. Smith pulled another back for Welfare on 104 minutes but Hall Road hung on well. A first half header from Paul Given saw Goole to the good, against Castleton Gabriels, and Eccleshill took care of former Vase winners Bridlington after extra time the winner from a Sutcliffe penalty on 104 minutes. Brigg Town romped home against Barrow Town Roche and Ward scoring 2 goals each, Buckley adding the other. Premier League Liuversedge take top honours this week as they hit 6 against Harrogate Railway Carter and Toronczak putting Liversedge 2-0 up at half time, Toronczak scored his second and further goals from Glover,Dyson and Chris Birkinshaw finished off Railway. Sheffield continued their improvement with a 3-2 win against Brodsworth Godber,Vine and Wood scoring for clubPhillips and Radford netting for the visitors, whilst Garforth let slip a 3-0 lead again this time Portrey,Bray and Arkle scoring, but then let Hallam back in with goals from Green and Owen, and even with Burrows sent off Hallams Worsfield scored the third. At Denaby Newey scored on 41 minutes to give them the lead, but Cheetham equalised on 43, and Hopkinson put in the winner on 51 minutes. Ossett Albion went into a lead against Maltby through Cowlett, but Main hit an equaliser in the second half through Hawke. Division One Hatfield opened the scoring against Yorkshire Amateur through Crudwell, but then a hatrick from Beardshaw & two from Flynn gave Yorks the 5-1 win, whilst Tadcaster raced to a 3-0 situation Duckworth 2, Watt one scoring, Louth fought back through Appleyard a penalty, and Jones but Albion hung on for the three points. Monday 25th October ******************** FA Vase 2nd Rd Draw Matches to be played November 13th Alfreton T v Knypersley Victoria (Midland League) Arnold Town v Brigg Town Borrowash Victoria v Stratford T (Midland League) Guisborough (Northern League) v Eccleshill Utd Hall Road R v Peterlee Newton (Northern League) Heanor Town (Central Midland League) v Goole Mickleover Sports v Quorn or Kirby Muxloe SC North Ferriby Utd v Pickering Town Ossett Albion v Marske (Northern League) Selby Town v Beddlington Terriers (Northern League) An interesting draw as so many of our sides compete with Northern League sides, the big one ? Selby T v Beddlington the heroes in the FA Cup and FA Vase last season, and at least we will have a guarantee of two sides through to the 3rd Round as Arnold meet Brigg, and Nth Ferriby take on division one Pickering. November 1st ************** Liversedge take top place this weekend with a 10-0 demo- -lition of Harrogate Railway.Danny Toronczak hit six goals and was substituted on 50 minutes,but the best effort must go to Kenton who slotted the 10th goal, he took the ball up in his own box,played 4 one-twos, then calmly stroked the ball past the Railway keeper.Brigg Town do however stay top as Buckley, & Bartlett scored the two goals against Maltby Main, Glasshoughton saw off Thackley 1-0 with Elliott netting, Hallam went 1-0 down against Ossett Albion Riordan 18 minutes and, Holmes levelled but then Albion took controlWilkinson 2, and Wilcock put Albion 4-1 up,Bradley in the 75th minute made it 5-1, & a Worsfold goal pulled it to 5-2, North Ferriby won 4-0 with goals from Annan, and Flounders before half time, Van Nikoladis, and Morris scoring afterwards. A 17th minute Bray goal gave Garforth the points verses Selby Town whilst Denaby United can thank Hodgeson, Newey, and Kenny for their goals against Borrowash Victoria Sambrook scoring for Vics.Eccleshill scored through Burnham Ryan and Buchan for a 3-0 win over Armthorpe Welfare. In division one Flynn netted twice,and Bolton once as Hall Road fell against Yorkshire Amateurs 3-0.Sidebottom and Hiscock scored for Pontefract Collieries in their 2-2 draw at Worsborough Bridge. At the top its no change as the top 2 trounced their opposition respectively. November 7th ************** Harrogate Railway managed their first win in 10 games with goals fromDavey and Darvill against Staveley MW. meanwhile Glasshoughton move closer to leaders Brigg who lost at home to Hallam, with a 2-1 win at Denaby Bramfield put denaby 1-0 up, then Dickinson and Clough hit back to take the points,Liversedge are just behind as the 2 goals from Toronczak, and one from Dyson were enough to secure the win but Holmes and Ashruff made a close encounter in the end,Flounders gave Nth Ferriby the lead against Maltby but the Maltby side came back to share the points,Garforth once again let slip a lead Bambrook and Bray gave them a 2-0 lead, then Cheetham with 2 pulled it back to 2-2, Ossett Albions' new man at the helm,Stephenson saw his side go 3-0 down Cygan, Phillips a penalty, and Amos before Gommersall pulled one back, and finally in the Premier Division a Smith goal pulled Armthorpe back to 1-1 against Sheffield. In Division One Yorkshire Amateur recorded their 7th win with goals from Little,Sheriffe,Downes, and Beardshaw against Louth 4-0, whilst Gooles O'Donnell, and Gibbon gave them a 2-1 over Rossington, and Blair netted twice as Pontefract beat Glapwell.Finally a late effort from Duckworth salvaged a point for Tadcaster in a 4-4 draw with Hatfield main, Taylor, Watt and fenton putting them 3-0 up prior to Main fighting back to lead 4-3. NEWS """" Gerry Quinn spoke this week of the anguish at leaving Ossett Albion for NPL side Ashton Utd, replacing John King, saying "I'm very sorry to leave Albion, but it is a great chance for me" Quinn lead the club to last seasons NCEL championship,Spephenson is the temporary replacement and chairman Wrigglesworth has stated that the Albion will not rush to appoint a replacement. Pontefract Collieries 7 day approach for the highly rated Duckworth has been recieved by Tadcaster but they hope to hang on to him, Thackleys young player Muller is undertaking trials at Sheffield Wednesday, whilst Bray is highly thought of by a number of sides as Garforth consider contracting the player.Cornelly is set to join Emley from Ossett Albion whilst Hurst could make the reverse trip. Finally don't forget to phone teams for Saturday kick off times as many are altering for the Scotland v England match. News November 13th ******************** Sutcliffe the Eccleshill penalty taker ended any hope that Guisborough had for a replay in the FA Vase calmly slotting in. United twice came back Taylor, Dolan, & Newsome netting the replys, Ward 2,& Fuller the Guisborough scorers,Briggs Ward scored 2 with Grocock the other to give them a 3-1 at Arnold T, Cygan was on the mark for Selby who should of done enough to beat Beddlington Terriers,Boon the away side scorer. Bootham scored on 32 minutes to give Hall Road a 1-0 win over Peterlee and guarantee the furthest that they have ever been in the Vase. Goole however slipped out at Heanor, goals either side of the half doing the damage. In the league cup 4 were sent off at Worsborough Needham scoring 3 and Hooley the other for the homesters,Hope and Flynn the Yorkshire Amateur scorers- the sending off-Harrison GK Worsborough was first to go for handling outside the area, Needham for abusive language, Driver Worsborough and Oates for Yorkshire for fighting, all in the last few minutes. Davy opened the scoring for Railway on 2 minutes, then scored again on 13,then Darvill hit the other two. Liversedge won through 3-0 Goldthorpe 2, and then Dodsworth scoring. November 14th **************** On Sunday although Pickering fought well, Nth Ferriby were much the stronger an won 3-0 in the FA Vase second round tie. ************************************* FA Vase 3rd Round Draw November 15th 1.30pm Malvern or Glossop NE v Brigg Town Skelmersdale v Hall Road Rangers Chasetown v Mickleover Sports Selby T or Beddlington Terriers v North Ferriby Ossett Albion or Marske v Anstey Nomads Eccleshill Utd v Heanor T Alfreton T v Borrowash Vics matches to be played December 4th Wilkinson Sword Trophy Draw Borrowash Victoria v Yorkshire Amateur Glapwell v Hall Road R Parkgate v Goole Pontefract Collieries v Mickleover Sp orPickering T November 21st *************** Not a great deal of change in the League this week however some interesting stories occurred. Garforth T lost it at home against Brodsworth,and they lead three times,Bray opened for Town with a solo effort on 11 minutes,Perkins equalised on the 30 minute mark for Miners,then on 51 minutes a free kick from the right was headed across the face of the goal by Stephenson, for Bambrook to volley in.But once again Miners came battling back and also from a free kick Radford scored. A Bambrook laid ball saw Arkle put Town 3-2 up, that on 66 minutes, however two quick goals Sambrook in the last 9 minutes gave Brodsworth the three points.Alfreton gave Ossett Albion a scare at Dimple Wells taking the lead on 7 minutes Anson the hero, but Gilbertson 28,32 minutes put Albion 2-1 up.Dooley was shortly later sent off for handball, but the spot kick was saved by Hood.The extra man told in the end as in the last minute Cheetham equalised. Denaby United had two sent off,Watt,and Peach who had given United a lead on 65 minutes, Thackley made the shortage count with goals from Richardson, and Ashruff,whilst Eccleshill had Taylor,Heppinstall,and Newton to thank for the goals against Harrogate Darvill scoring for the Railway.In Division One Fellows,Blair & Baxter overturned a 2-0 defecit against Mickleover for Pontefract to grab another win.Watt and Taylor took the points for Parkgate at Tadcaster. News It can be confirmed that Liversedge have applied to enter the Northern Premier League, final placing permitting. Farsley Celtic are still chasing Jamie Riordan from Ossett Albion, a seven day notice entered. Ashton United with former Albion boss Quinn at the helm however is also looking to swoop. Former Guiseley man now at Otley Town,Michael Jordan is the target of Gilchrist Liversedges boss,Duckworth of Tadcaster appears unlikely to move to Pontefract however, as Albion have put the young player on a contract, however Linighan the Ossett Town keeper looks likely to become a Pontefract player this week, and finally Jason Ryan Eccleshill Utd, has signed Unibond forms with Harrogate Town. December 1st ************* Sorry we're late with all the news, so better late then never and here goes- A cracking 350+ turned out at theNorth Ferriby v Brigg Town match to see the Ferriby win 4-1,it was Barnwell that gave Greens a 12 minute lead, only for Elstun to grab the equaliser for Brigg on 15 minutes, and the match remained a hard fought duel up until half time. Then Greens took control Stead restoring their lead on 49 minutes, and added his second on 75. Flounders ensured the points with a close range effort on 80 minutes. Hallam have a Holmes double to thank for their win against Staveley,Pickess, Green and Oxley with the other three goals, Clark, Cluxton & Welsby replying for Miners who never gave up,Glasshoughton won 3-1 against Garforth goals from Dickinson, Elliott & Rickers scoring, but Town mounted a second half come back and only the sending off of Firth prevented a further goal, Bambrook the marksman for Garforth. Liversedge won well against Sheffield after going a goal down to Godber onn 7, Carter equalised on 18 minutes, Lawford scored Liversedges second on 44. O'Hara made it 3-1 on 55,Dyson 4-1 on 64 minutes, Godber pulled another back on 75 minutes, but the Club having one sent off were never in with a real chance, and Gilchrist wrapped it up in the last minute 5-2. Radford gave Brodsworth a lead against Ossett Albion Calvert eualised later but Guest restored the lead Ossett ran the second half and when Bradley made it 2-2 on 88 minutes fans breathed a sigh of relief. But Brodsworth weren't finished and Alunchi grabbed the third on the whistle. Wright scored 2 for Thackley who beat Buxton 3-0, whilst Brown and Erskine scored the Armthorpe goals in their 2-1 win against A;lfreton. A 38th minute free kick gave Goole the points in the match against Bridlington, Needham scored the only goal for Worsaborough against Yorkshire Ams, Dring scored four as Parkgate hammered Tadcaster 6-0, Blair, Sidebottom, & Hissocks hit the goals for Pontefract as they won 3-1 against Glapwell. December 4th FA Vase In the big match North Ferriby fell at Bedlington on a freezing cold afternoon.Leading 1-0 through Nikoliadis and in control of the match, a quick equaliser saw the writing on the wall,Bond the Terriers scorer. On 44 minutes a Walton OG didn't help things, and in the second half with Wood sent off Middleton on 88 minutes wrapped it up for the dominant second half Beddlington Terriers. Meanwhile Ossett Albion were sweetly hammerring Anstey Nomads, Gomersal took 3 goals, the first on 16 minutes from a Trevit cross, the second a scrambled effort,the third after Nomads had pulled one back to make it 2-1 on 73 minutes,whilst Bradley on 88, and Braime from the spot after Gomersal was upended on time to ensure a heroic 5-1 win. In the Premier division Sheffield were the top scorers ramming 5 past Thackley. Utley opened on 32 minutes, marksman Godber hit in on 44 & 47 minutes, whilst Hawke and an own goal completed the 5 goal rout. Neighbours Hallam can thank Pickles, a goal on 83 mins to move them closer to Brigg Town. Liversedge substitute Coronczak scored twice in the last 10 minutes to ensure Liversedge 3 points at Garforth after Dyson opened. In Division One Dring 59 mins, and Reynolds 70 minutes secured the points for Parkgate v Worsborough Bridge and this after a missed Bridge penalty. December 12th A weekend which saw much of the Premier Division washed out, whilst the majority of the First survive. In the Premier Division Armthorpe shook Brodsworth in a 4-1 winBishop opened on 9 minutes for Brodsworth, however goals from Johnson, and Brown gave welfare a 2-1 advantage, a brace from Ridley settled things, in the last six minutes.In the Harrogate Railway v Buxton match Wright opened for the Rail, then with Hunter sent off extra numbers helped Buxton into a 2-1 lead, before Emptage pulled it back to 2-2. Houghton, and Severn scored the Goole goals that kept their top position intact against Tadcaster,Hall Road did well at Parkgate drawing 3-3, Balmfield, Smith, and Dring scoring for Parkgate,Wainman, and Palmer netting for Rangers and an 89 minute penalty strike by Richards ensuring a share of the spoils.As for Pontefract a Blair effort ensured a 1-1 draw at Hatfield Main, and Gibson scored twice for Bridlington Town in their 2-0 win over Borrowash Victoria. Cup draws involving NCEL Clubs """"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""" FA Vase 4th Round draw Woodbridge Town v Ossett Albion Consett v Alfreton Town London Colney v Eccleshill Utd Presidents Cup Quarter Final draw Glapwell or Hall Road v Sheffield or Yorks Amateur Selby T v Nth Ferriby Utd Glasshoughton or Staveley MW v Garforth T Liversedge v Mickleover Sp dates to be decided League Cup Quarter Final draw Glapwell v North Ferriby United Eccleshill Utd v Pontefract Collieries Sheffield v Liversedge Pickering Town v Garforth Town dates to be decided Wilkinson Sword trophy Rd Two draw Borrowash Vics v Yorkshire Amateur Glapwell v Hall Road R Parkgate v Goole Pontefract Collieries v Mickleover Sp dates to be decided Sheffield Senior Cup Quarter Final draw Hallam v Hemsworth Frickley Ath v Doncaster Rvs Parkgate v Emley Worksop T v Denaby Utd dates in March West Riding Cup Quarter Final draw Tadcaster Alb or Yorkshire Am v Harrogate Railway Eccleshill Utd v Bradford PA Goole v Harrogate T Glasshoughton Welfare v Garforth Town to be played 11/12 February East Riding Cup 3rd Round draw Hull City v Bridlington T Hall Road v Reckitts Hall Road R res v Hider Foods Nth Ferriby Utd v Ideal Standard Nth Ferriby Utd res v Hunmanby Utd dates to be decided December 18th Many postponements again this week but un the first division rather than premier division this week. Brigg went back to to pole position with a 2-1 win over Liversedge Roache and Knight the scorers, whilst North Ferriby pulled in closer to the top, a 3-1 win ensuring the points against Staveley MW,Morris, Armstead, and Sharpe the Ferriby scorers, whilst Newton replied for the MW, Ossetts match survived the weather thanks to help from the fans, and a 3-1 win ensured. However Thackley lead on 19 minutes, Sayer the scorer, but Joyce set up Hirst to score on 30 mins, a lob/shot from Gilbertson just prior to half time put Albion 2-1 up, and Whiteley made sure on 75 minutes. James Gray the new scoring hero at Denaby hit the winner against Garforth at Towns home patch, and that sealed the win after 46 minutes. In division one it was Taylor who hit a brace for Tadcaster Albion in a 2-1 against PickeringTown. Other News Calls are going out for the county cups to be reorganised as the interest is deminishing.Clubs such as bradford PA and Frickley all lost money in the early rounds of county cups, and plans are being drawn up on re organisation. Paul Marshall Harrogate Railways boss will find out over christmas if he is to be retained or not. A boardroom decision will be made in view of the results so far this season, many are lined up as possible as replacement. January 2000 The second half of the season kicks off this weekend with most clubs at full strength, thanks to the christmas break. Yorkshire Amateurs begin the second half campaign without a manager as Fred Cliff quit over the break, Meanwhile Ossett Albion,Eccleshill United and Alfreton Town will carry the NCE League hopes into the next round in the FA Vase on January 22nd. |
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