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 Liversedge have blasted a shot accross the bows of all the other promotion contenders,ably assisted by hatrick hero Toronczak from crosses supplied by Dundersdale for the first after he ran through the Brigg defence to net, O'Hara laid on the second cross,and Sweeney supplied the third.. Meanwhile Hallam go top ahead of Brigg but had a shock as opponents bottom club Harrogate Railway went a goal up on 19 minutes through Davey. Green equalised from the spot on 50 minutes,and Cley made it 2-1 to Hallam 3 minutes later, however Harrogates Davey hit back to make it 2-2. and it took a last minute effort from Lowe to give Hallam the three points. Fellow challangers Glasshoughton opened through Johnson on 19 minutes,Rickers levelling on 32 minutes for Armthorpe, but an 88th minute Hepworth effort sunk Armthorpe. Andy Flounders netted a hatrick for Nth Ferriby,assisted by Stead and Barnwell for a 5-0 win against Staveley,and Lee bradley netted three for Ossett Albion against Thackley, Calvert getting the other goal,whilst Sugden netted the away side effort. Garforth played a tough match at Denaby,who had keeper Norton sent off on 4 minutes,Arkle scored the spot kick,and then went 2-0 up through a Bray effort.United however fought back with McMahon,a penalty,and Gray scoring only for Holmes to hit a late Garforth winner. In division one Goole drew against challangers Worsborough Bridge to remain 1st & second Severn scoring for hosts Goole and Hodgkinson for Bridge., whilst Pontefract Collieries did well at Parkgate 2-2 with Hiscock and Blair netting comming from behind twice,lowly Tadcaster scored three to take the points against Borrowash Victoria,Watts,Duckworth, and Hills the scorers. Meanwhile Pontefract Collieries boss Kittrick is calling for new rules concerning player transfers after without warning keeper Leneghan moved to Harrogate Town,saying "we had no communication from Town on this at all" at present players can sign for more than one club and in principle can choose which side to play for on the day. Possible new signing for NCE League clubs are from Bradford to Glasshoughton- Johnny Jones Armthorpe Welfare to Nth ferriby Matie Flynn. In the West Riding County Cup Tadcaster Albion are seeking an awarded win against Yorkshire Amateurs who failed to turn up last Tuesday 4th January for a cup tie. Albion say that the FA and Amateur were informed of the new date for the twice previously postponed tie by telephone referee and assistants arrived,food was arranged,and the spectators were in the ground,yet no opponents. Yorkshire were apparently training on the night and claim they had no knowledge of the match date. The FA meets this week to decide. January 16th News Brigg returned to pole position in the league with a 1-0 win over Thackley,Carter the scorer,whilst Hallam dropped points with a 2-2 draw against Selby,Oldfield and Collier scoring for Town,Worsfold and Holmes hit back to ensure at least a point for Hallam.Glover and Lawford scored the 2 goals for Liversedge in a win against Armthorpe Welfare. Daveys third goal in two matches for Harrogate Railway couldn't prevent a 2-1 defeat against Sheffield Godber & Shipston on target for club.Sharpe on his debut for Garforth scored a two minute own goal,made ammends later a Garforth goal, and aided by Arkle,Bray,Baldwin, and Stevenson Town won 5-1 against Buxton. Gooles Severn scored two in their 4-1 win against Parkgate in Division One,whilst Worsborough with Taylor scoring drew with Winterton,and Hall Road won 4-0 against Tadcaster goals from Barrass 2,Richards and Wainman secured the win. Pontefract lost for the first time in 10 games loosing 2-1 at Louth United. The west Riding FA meet with Yorkshire Amateur & Tadcaster Albion in an effort to resolve the outstanding cup tie in which Amateurs failed to appear. Liversedge are giving a trial to Williamson this week,he plays for Nostell in the West Yorkshire League,and Blackburn are looking out on Sedge left winger Dave Thomas. January 24th Two out of three ain't bad !! refering to the FA Vase ties at the weekend,where Ossett Albion lost 3-0 at Woodbridge Town of the Eastern Counties League,and Eccleshill won 4-3 at South Midland League London Colney,whilst Alfreton won at Conset 1-0.Albions score was a lot closer than on paper,after having conceeded a first half penalty.The last 2 goals came in the 89th and 90th minute to give a 3-0 scoreline. Eccleshill travelled down on Friday for the game at London Colney who are based outside St Albans.Paul Newsome opened for United ,then a penalty and a disputed goal put Colney 2-1 up until Cochrane crossed for Taylor to level.Early in the second half Colney went 3-2 up,and Eccleshill came back again with Taylor and Senior opening the homesters defence to allow Ward the equaliser,and on 82 minutes Taylor banged in the winner toearn Eccleshill a next round match at North West Counties Vauxhall. Meanwhile Alfreton battled well in their match at Northern League Consett and went through by a single goal to nil,Town scorer Kerry on 65 minutes,Alfreton Town now face Mossley also of the North west Counties League. In the league Brigg Town with a 1-0 win at Denaby scorer Bartlett clinching with a first half effort.Bogan put Arnold Town 1-0 up at Liversedge early on,but a 15th minute equaliser from Toronczak levelled.At the wrong end of the table Harrogate Railway went 2-0 up goals from Wright and Davey but fell to a Howard brace, Paul Cygan, Andy Cygan and an own goal to loose 5-2 against Selby Town. Two Humphries goals,and Amunlshi a solo effort gave Brodsworth a 3-0 win aover Buxton. In division one new Yorhshire Amateurs boss Phil Andrews the ex Thackley reserve manager saw his side win 3-1 against Parkgate,Little 2,and Andrews dooing the damage,after Dring opened for Parkgate.Goole stay clear after a 0-0 with Louth For Bridlington it was Birkinshaw and Murr who enabled them to win 2-0 against Worsborough Bridge,Baxter scored the only goal as Pontefract Collieries beat Tadcaster. January 28th Transfer News Paul Allen back to Pontefract Collierires Steve Kittrick Tadcaster to Pontefract Collieries Colin Williamson Nostel MW to Liversedge Jock Sayer Thackley to Liversedge TBC Stephen Downes Yorkshire Amateur to Liversedge 7 DA Jamie Little Yorkshire Amateur to Garforth T 7DA Robert Clark e Emley to Glapwell January 29th Latest news Liversedge move up to second in the table with a 3-1 win at Staveley Williamson with a first half brace set things running and Toronczak nabbed the other,that all after going 1 down on 2 minutes. Oglefield opened the scoring for Selby against Glasshoughton, Saunders equalised but the Selby winner came on 45 minutes from Andy Cygan.Mark Smith was the Armthorpe Welfare hero as his goal was enough to beat Alfreton 1-0,whilst a 25th minute Bishop penalty was enough for Brodsworth to beat Maltby Main. With a few matches off their was no change at the top of division one allthough Glapwell and Winterton did win to maintain the pressure on the leaders. Transfer News Ashton Uniteds boss Quinn has tabled a transfer request for Jamie Riordan from Ossett Albion. Garforth Town are targetting Pat McDaid from Harrogate Town. Liversedges Dave Thomas is being hunted by Blackburn Rovers and hope to feild him in trial matches. meanwhile Gilchrist Liversedges boss continues to hope that Thackleys Jock sayer will transfer this week. Thackley have obtained Dave Watts from Ossett Town, and that under the noses of interested Sheffield. Cawthorne looks set to leave Tadcaster Albion for Glasshoughton Welfare this week. Mickleover Sports have opened their web site,and it looks as if it will be a brilliant addition to the league sites to view go to our Division One page ,scroll down and click. February 7th Selby took the lead against Nth ferriby an Oldfield goal, however Trotter equalised before the break,then Barnwell and Flounders sett about getting the Ferriby winners. West opened the scoring for Hallam on 70 minutes,but a Smith last minute strike levelled for Brodsworth,Clough scored the only goal for Glasshoughton against Maltby, whilst Ossett Albion took apart Garforth,with Gommershall opening on 27 minutes,Hurst a long shot made it 2-0 in the 49th minute,Sullivan an own goal, Adams and a lob from Riordan sealed the 5-0 rout.Davy netted again for Railway but couldn't stop a 4-1 defeat,whilst Buxton lost 4-2 to Armthorpe with Johnson 2,Curry, & Camm getting the goals. In Division One a first goal for Burdick saw Bridlington win 1-0 against Glapwell.and Tadcaster with a Bradshaw brace,and a Hick goal saw off a Hooley Worsborough goal. Palmer and Burass netted for Hall Road but they still lost to Louth United 3-2,whilst at Parkgate goals from Kerr,Smith, & Cocking was not enough for unlucky Parkgate who lost 4-3 against Mickleover Sportsa.Yorkshire Amateur continued their excellent form with a 4-0 win against a poor Rossington the scorers were Little a penalty, then Beardshaw,Grant and Downes with a goal each News Latest Sunday february 13th Denaby United have this afternoon appointed a new manager after Gary Gillatt left United by mutial consent. The executive have appointed Peter Daniel formerly the manager of Pontefract Collieries last season, and before that North ferriby, and Winterton. Peter took over at Pontefract when they had no points after 13 matches, and allmost saved them from the drio. He was a professional player at Wolverhampton Wanderers Sunderland,Hull City and Lincoln City. he meets the players this Wednesday. Meanwhile to match news, where both league hopes crashed out of the FA Vase,Alfreton Town loosing 1-0, and Eccleshill United going out to a goal in each half by man of the match Greg Blundell.United had chances the best early in the second half when Taylor hit the post. In the league the days suprise was at Harrogate Railway as an 85th minute penalty from Edmunds took the points against Ossett Albion,The Railway are just behind Buxton at the bottom, as Buxton went down to Armthorpe Welfare goals from Douglas and Camm. At the top Liversedge moved up as Dyson 2, and Kenton scored to beat Hallam 3-1 Hallam having Dodsworth stretchered off with ligament damage. In division one in form Yorkshire Amateurs beat Goole Sheriden and Beardshaw scoring to defeat the leaders. Second placed Winterton failed to capitalise on Gooles defeat going down 2-1 to Parkgate,but Glapwell moved ever closer with a 6-0 win against Tadcaster Albion. Transfer News Bambrook Garforth T to Emley McDaid Harrogate T to Harrogate Railway dual Spence to Harrogate Railway Marshall to harrogate Railway & Days Notice Little Yorkshire Amateur to Garforth Whalley Yorkshire Amateur to Harrogate Town Hanby Eccleshill Utd to Thackley Danby Thackley to Selby T Cup Draws League Cup QF Eccleshill Utd v Pontefract Col Glapwell v Nth Ferriby Pickering T v Garforth T Sheffield v Liversedge Presidents Cup SF Glasshoughton v Mickleover Sp Selby T/Nth Ferriby v Glapwell Wilkinson Sword Trophy QF Borrowash Vic v Yorkshire Ama Glapwell v Hall Road R Parkgate v Goole Pontefract Col v Mickleovewr Sp East Riding SC SF Eccleshill Utd v Harrogate T Tadcaster Albion v Garforth T Nth Riding Cup SF Nth Ferriby v Hilder Foods Hall Road R v Hull C Sheffield & Hallamshire Cup QF Worksop T v Denaby Utd Parkgate v Emley Hall Road R v Hemsworth MW Lincolnshire Cup SF Brigg T v Boston Utd Lincoln Moorlands v Winterton R Derbyshire Snr Cup S Final draw to be made February 19th Reports It was two Dillon goals that gave Liversedge the three points against promotion contenders Hallam Carter Ward and Massingham netted the 3 goals which gave leaders Brigg Town a 3-1 at Ossett Albion, Bolland replying for the former champions. Andy Flounders grabbed 3 goals in Nth Ferribys 5-2 win against Harrogate Railway,whilst Barnwell had the other two goals,Wright, and Darvill scored Railways goals. Brodsworth MW left it late for their victory, a Slater 83rd minute goal sealed the points against Alfreton Town,whilst Johnson, & Curry got the goals for Armthorpe welfare against a poor Garforth Town side,Glasshoughton remain in touch with the leaders as Rutherfords 81st minute effort equalised a Cygan goal for Selby. Archer scored a 14th minute goal for Arnold Town at Sheffield but a Bryn Gunn own goal gave Club a share of the points. In Division One a 43rd minute goal from Severn earned Goole the points in a promotion battle with Glapwell Bells goal for Winterton moved them back into second place, but Barrass equalised for Hall Road Rangers. Dring,Reynolds,Smith, & \hoe were the scorers for Parkgate against Rossington for who Collinson replied Lee Harper was the Bridlington hero scoring a nine minute treble against Yorkshire Amateurs,(their first loss under new boss Phil Andrews) Gibson grabbed the other, whilst Little 2, and Grant hit the Ammers goals. McDonald scored the goal for Pontefract Collieries in a 1-1 draw with Pickering. February 21st Goole with a win pulled further clear in the First Division, but Glapwell put behind then Saturdays loss to win and back to second place, against Louth and Hatfield main respectivly. Transfer News 7 day approaches Robinson Buxton to Garforth Birkinshaw Liversedge to Thackley Completed McLoughlin Ossett T to Liversedge Riordan Ossett Albion to Ashton Utd Other News Sheffield appear to have had confirmed their move to the former Dronsfield United Coach & Horses Ground, after a ground inspection by the NCE League time will be allowed to get the ground up to the required level,meanwhile grants are being sought. February 28th We start with the 3-0 Eccleshill win over near bottom Buxton, Taylor 2 goals, and Sutcliffe the goal getters. Flounders hit a goal in Nth Ferribys 4-0 win over Brodsworth bringing his total to 27 goals with some 16 matches still to go. The leadership of both divisions remains with little alteration,just a brief mention however for Denaby United whos new manager saw his side win 1-0 against Nth Ferriby Utd at Tickhill last Wednesday. March 6th Whilst Brigg Town at the top were playing in the Lincs Senior Cup, the likes of Liversedge and Nth Ferriby were looking to close the gap on the top side, however the Sedges match against Alfreton was postponed, but Nth Ferribby managed a 2-1 win at contenders Glasshoughton Annan opening after 24 minutes, Jackson equalised on 48 minutes, but Barnwell sealed the win with a pin- point header later. At the bottom Harrogate Railway beat Buxton 2-1, goals from Edmunds a penalty after Davey had been fouled, and Davey himself later on scored, allthough Buxton pulled a goal back from a penalty Railway held out for the precious points.Thackley woe continued with a 3-1 defeat against Selby, Cillier 2, and Moyles for Selby, Sugden for Thackley who have now gone 13 since victory,Staveley still stay in the relegation fight going down to a Bray goal at Garforth. Denaby however have pulled clear with a 4-1 victory against Maltby Main Sidebottom, Newey, Brannigan, and Cotton the scorers, Smith on target for Main. Shaw hit 2 for Eccleshill in their 2-1 win against Brodsworth, Humphries scoring for Welfare. The Sheffield derby saw Worsfold open for Hallam then Sheffields Capper get sent off, but total second half domination saw Shipston equalise for Club on 67 minutes. In Division One leaders Goole continued well with a 4-0 win over Hatfield Main, O'Donnell 2, Slack, and Clegg scoring, whilst second placed Glapwell maintained their challange with a 1-0 over Yorks Amateur,Worsborough Bridge continued to do well with a 2-1 win over Pontefract, and Parkgate won 3-2 over Pickering Smith on 34 monutes opening for Parkgate, Wilson equalising for Pickering,then Smith again for Gate and Dring putting Gate 3-1 up, Ward scored lat on for Pickering. Tuesday sees denaby in the Sheffield & Hallamshire senior Cup face Worksop Town, some 50 places above them within the pyramid system, the boss Peter Daniel says they will give it their best shot and enjoy the experience. March 12th Its all hot at the top as Brigg won 1-0 against Arnold Town, in the battle of the top Nth Ferriby in second beat Liversedge 1-0 thanks to a Barnwell 22 minute goal from a freekick, Ferriby are the only likely promotion possibility as Brigg did not apply, and Liversedge failed on the changing room size. In other matches Brodsworth won 3-2 against the Glasshoughton side ending their promotion hopes, goals from Bishop, Smith and Guest giving Miners a 3-0 lead before Stackand Jackson reduced the deficit.Denaby United moved clear of relegation with a Reed goal against Selby Town, but Garforth continue to flounder as Smith and Johnson scored Armthorpe Welfare and despite Sullivan effort and Welfares Camm being sent off on 73 minutes they sustained the effort for a 2-1 Armthorpe win. Little change at the top of Division One where both Goole and Glapwell won 3-2, at the bottom the battle continues with points going well for the lower clubs Yorkshire Amateur secured the days best win with a 5-1 win against Louth Smith 2, Thompson 2, and Dean lashing the five goals. March 19th In the premier division North ferriby lost points in a 3-1 defeat at Alfreton,Flounders scoring the consilation goal, whilst Brigg won 3-0 to give them a five point cussion,third placed Liversedge draw 2-2 against Brodsworth,Bishop opened for Miners,Dillon and Toronczak put Sedge 2-1 up,before Miners snatched a late goal. Brown got the important goal for Armthorpe against an Arnold side,whilst Baxter scored for Selby in a 1-0 win.For Sheffield it was Cartilidge and Hawke who netted the two goals in beating Thackley 2-1,meanwhile a Dickinson brace and one from Howey gave Glasshoughton a 3-1 win against Harrogate for who Davey scored. Two goals from Amos saw Ossett Albion win 2-1 against Eccleshill Shaw scored for United. In division one Goole and Glapwell maintained their top positions Edison scoring for Goole 1-0 winners over Mickleover Sports, Driver and Needham goals couldn't stop Glapwell winning 4-2 against Worsborough Bridge, and a Lewis goal didn't stop Hatfield main winning a rare victory against Hall Road Rangers. March 28th Championship favourites Nth ferriby suffered a further set back to their hopes of promotion as big hearted Denaby went a gained a draw. Nth Ferriby opened the scoring on 7 minutes when Norton punched into his own goal, then on 20 minutes, Newey equalised for United.denaby had further chances to win with some excellent play but had to be satisfied with a draw.Liversedge pulled up slightly with goals from sayer and Dunderdale ensuring a strike from Glasshoughton meant nothing, whilst leaders Brigg failed again as Craig Watt scored for Hallam in a 1-0. Cygan put Selby 1 up against Sheffield, but an 85th minute effort from Godber saw the points shared. Buxton gained a further point in their battle to avoid relegation in a 0-0 with Alfreton ,the same score was recorded at Maltby Main against Ossett Albion. Goole ensured promotion with a 61st minute Severn goal and with Glapwell winning it looks close to these two going up, Yorkshire Amateurs Grant and Downes scored in the 2-2 draw with Borrowash which just about ends promotion hopes,Needham scored a brace for Worsborough Bridge in a 2-1 against Hatfield Main for who Beaglehole scored. April 3rd In the Premier division it gets tighter as the season goes on, Brigg remain top, after a 1-1 draw but Nth Ferriby are drawing closer thanks to a 1-0 win at Buxton,whilst Liversedge lost ground with a 1-0 defeat at home to Glasshoughton with Dickinson scoring to move Welfare up to 4th,Johnson got the goal for Armthorpe against Eccleshill in a 1-1 draw,meanwhile Ossett Albion won 3-1 against one time challangers Hallam, Bolland, Watts, and Braime scoring Pearson replying for Hallam. Denaby United under new manager Peter Daniel continue their good form and this time Sutcliffe hit a brace, whilst Newey nabbed one goal |
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