FIXTURE CHANGES
The following is a list of additions to NCEL fixture schedule. For the full list of matches over the next fortnight, look at the
Match Centre in this Newsletter or check out the NCEL website at www.ncel.org.uk. SATURDAY 3RD NOVEMBER, 2007 SHEFFIELD & HALLAMSHIRE SENIOR CUP FIRST ROUND AFC Emley v Mexborough Athletic (1.30pm at Mexborough Main Street FC) SATURDAY 10TH NOVEMBER, 2007 EAST RIDING SENIOR CUP SECOND ROUND Hessle Rangers v Hall Road Rangers (2pm) TUESDAY 27TH NOVEMBER, 2007 LINCOLNSHIRE SENIOR TROPHY QUARTER­FINALS Barton Town Old Boys v Winterton Rangers SATURDAY 1ST DECEMBER, 2007 NCEL DIVISION ONE Staveley Miners Welfare v Scarborough Athletic (was 5th Apr) SATURDAY 5TH APRIL, 2008 NCEL DIVISION ONE Scarborough Athletic v Staveley Miners Welfare (was 1st Dec) TO BE SCHEDULED NCEL LEAGUE CUP SECOND ROUND Hall Road Rangers v Worsbrough Bridge Ath (was 10th Nov) NCEL PREMIER DIVISION Glapwell v Winterton Rangers (was 27th Nov) NCEL DIVISION ONE Tadcaster Albion v AFC Emley (was 3rd Nov) Matches previously unscheduled unless stated. Saturday games kick­off at 3pm and midweek matches start at 7.45pm unless stated. To keep up with the latest fixture changes, log on to our website at www.ncel.org.uk. The Northern Counties East Football League
Newsletter No. 6 – Season 2007/08
29th October, 2007
This newsletter is ©2007 Northern Counties East Football League League Address: 42 Thirlmere Drive, Dronfield, Derbyshire, S18 2HW email: enquiries@ncel.org.uk IN THE MEDIA
Shirebrook Honour Loyal Servant Long Eaton Hand Debut To Blair (Source: Shirebrook Town)
(Source: Long Eaton United)
A special testimonial match takes place this weekend for
one of Shirebrook's most influential players. Long Eaton United's new signing Daniel Blair made his
debut last weekend for the Premier Division club. Tony Starkey's season was brought to an abrupt halt in August when he suffered a broken ankle and severe damage to ligaments and tendons during a match at home to Brodsworth Welfare. He signed from Hednesford Town and NCEL followers will know him from his Carlton Town days where he played a major part in their promotion to the UniBond League. To honour his contribution to the club's move up the National League System over the past few years, a game has been set up between a team of Shirebrook Legends and a side made up of ex­professionals. Long Eaton's club website says: "Danny is a great addition to Long Eaton United. "He will add quality and pace to our front line but can also play in a number of other positions." The Mel Stirland All­Stars team includes Kevin Pressman, Lawrie Madden, John Pearson, Greg Fee, John Newsome, David Hurst and Steve Adams. His first appearance was the narrow 1­0 defeat at home to Eccleshill United.
Also turning out will be Shaun McCauley, Ernie Moss, David Pugh, Bob Newton, Andy Kowalski, Phil Brown, Steve Charles, Keith Edwards and Brian Peck. Elections For New Trust Board Begin It takes place at Langwith Road on Sunday the 4th of November with a 1pm kick­off and refreshments are available all day. The entrance fee is £3.00 for adults, £1.50 concessions and £1 for children. The NCEL Premier Division side say on their website: "Please come along, bring the family and support a loyal servant of the club."
Testimonial Celebration For Holness (Source: Scarbrough Athletic)
After an amazing few months in which the members of
Seadog Trust formed Scarborough Athletic FC, members
have the chance to elect its new Board of Directors. Eleven candidates are up for the ten places and ballot papers will be sent out to members during the upcoming week. A list of the candidates, along with a personal statement from each of the hopefuls, can be found on the Trust's website at http://www.seadogtrust.com. The event, at Pride Park on Friday the 16th of November, is in celebration of player Corin Holness who is in his testimonial year at the club. It begins at 7.30pm and guests include comedian Roy Walker with music from Urban Intro. NCEL Div One
AFC Emley Barton Town Old Boys Borrowash Victoria Bottesford Town Dinnington Town Gedling Town Hall Road Rangers Leeds Met Carnegie Pontefract Collieries Rainworth Miners Welf Rossington Main Scarborough Athletic Staveley Miners Welf Tadcaster Albion Teversal Worsbrough Bridge Yorkshire Amateur Seadog Trust is a member of Supporters Direct and its Election Supervision Group, which oversees the election process, is chaired by Tony Taylor. (Source: Mickleover Sports)
Mickleover Sports pay tribute to one of their long­serving
players next month with an evening of great
entertainment. NCEL Prem
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Armthorpe Welfare Arnold Town 03/05 Brodsworth Welfare 08/03 Eccleshill United 4­3 Glapwell 5­2 Glasshoughton Welf 26/01 Hallam 05/04 Lincoln Moorlands 2­2 Liversedge 0­1 Long Eaton United 23/02 Maltby Main 22/03 Mickleover Sports 08/12 Nostell Miners Welfare 13/11 Parkgate 12/01 Pickering Town 24/11 Selby Town 19/04 Shirebrook Town 0­3 South Normanton Ath 22/12 Thackley 03/11 Winterton Rangers 3­0 He is a director of Supporters Direct which held its national conference on Friday the 19th of October at the GMex in Manchester. Taylor said that "a contested election is always important for democracy and, given the pace at which the Seadog Trust and Scarborough Athletic are moving forward, no one can be in any doubt that the Trust has not only saved Scarborough from football extinction, but has laid the foundations for a positive and dynamic future. Tickets cost £30 including buffet and the club would especially like some of Corin's old teammates to come to the occasion. "Membership of the Trust in Scarborough has gone up by 200% in a matter of months and this really does give a real sense of optimism for the future. For tickets contact either Tony Shaw (07966) 197246, Colin Tunnicliffe (07916) 124534 or Corin Holness (07740) 682186.
"This election gives each and every member a very real, hands­ on, involvement with the future of the football club." Check out the official NCEL website at www.ncel.org.uk FIXTURE GRIDS
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15/12 3­2 19/01 17/11 12/01 1­3 03/11 2­3 29/03 29/12 15/03 tba 1­0 2­3 0­4 03/11 02/02 08/12 0­4 01/12 01/03 09/02 26/04 08/03 1­0 15/12 0­1 0­2 19/01 23/11 19/04 2­1 05/01 4­3 29/12 22/03 2­1 6­0 02/02 05/04 6­3 03/05 24/11 16/02 22/12 0­1 1­2 05/04 26/04 05/01 0­2 22/03 1­1 19/04 6­3 12/04 23/02 AFC
05/04 0­2 19/04 2­2 26/04 12/04 2­0 24/11 5­2 23/02 26/01 10/11 tba 22/03 08/12 09/02 BAR
01/12 29/03 12/01 15/12 26/01 4­0 09/02 08/03 29/12 19/04 2­6 0­3 23/02 4­2 17/11 26/04 BOR
22/12 24/11 26/01 29/12 09/02 4­2 23/02 22/03 12/01 tba 26/04 3­0 08/03 03/11 05/04 1­1 GLP
05/01 22/12 0­4 26/01 0­5 24/11 1­3 23/02 06/11 03/11 03/05 08/03 2­3 19/04 08/12 22/03 0­2 05/04 09/02 BOT
02/02 2­0 0­1 tba 3­1 16/02 05/04 2­3 13/11 24/11 01/03 08/12 2­1 12/04 19/01 03/11 GLS
5­1 19/01 05/04 16/02 02/02 03/05 1­1 3­0 22/03 19/04 4­1 03/11 1­2 22/12 05/01 24/11 2­0 08/12 07/11 HLM
20/11 29/03 0­3 26/04 12/04 15/12 3­3 0­1 0­1 2­0 2­3 3­1 01/12 2­1 15/03 09/02 01/03 23/02 29/12 DIN
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05/01 16/02 08/12 3­4 12/04 06/11 09/02 tba 27/11 23/02 19/04 01/03 08/03 22/12 05/04 19/01 26/01 1­1 1­3 08/12 tba 15/03 03/11 19/04 22/03 05/01 24/11 1­2 22/12 02/02 1­4 29/03 LIN
3­2 02/02 19/04 3­1 16/02 2­0 05/01 03/11 05/04 03/05 4­2 24/11 3­1 12/01 19/01 08/12 1­1 22/12 15/03 Simon Bradbury (from Borrowash Victoria to Gedling Town) Kieran Saxton (from Borrowash Victoria to South Normanton Athletic) Bruno Holden (from Armthorpe Welfare to Selby Town) Nathan Would (from Armthorpe Welfare to Winterton Rangers) David Middleton (from Shirebrook Town to Rainworth Miners Welfare) Glen Shelley (from Pontefract Collieries to Glasshoughton Welfare) Jason Pascoe (from Glapwell to Teversal) Wayne Hudson (from Glasshoughton Welfare to Yorkshire Amateur) Jacques Joblon (from Yorkshire Amateur to AFC Emley) Wesley Hill (from Parkgate to Winterton Rangers) Matthew Wright (from AFC Emley to Tadcaster Albion) Craig Wilkinson (from AFC Emley to Worsbrough Bridge Ath) Karl Ashton (from South Normanton Athletic to Mickleover Sports) Brett Adams (from South Normanton Athletic to Arnold Town) Tony Brown (from Arnold Town to Rainworth Miners Welfare) Robert Poulter (from Hallam to Staveley Miners Welfare) Daniel Clapham (from AFC Emley to Liversedge) Scott Somerville (from Parkgate to Maltby Main) Luke Caulfield (from Liversedge to Thackley) Kieran Saxton (from South Normanton Athletic to Borrowash Victoria) Martin Taylor (from Staveley Miners Welfare to Hallam) Dean Foley (from Selby Town to Pontefract Collieries) 24/11 22/12 02/02 19/04 01/03 19/01 1­2 03/05 17/11 05/01 3­2 LON
2­0 1­1 03/05 15/03 01/03 1­1 19/01 14/11 12/04 05/01 0­2 08/12 2­2 26/01 02/02 22/12 01/12 5­1 29/03 HAL
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12/01 01/03 22/12 4­2 05/01 0­3 2­0 17/11 19/01 1­0 7­1 5­0 03/11 15/03 08/12 02/02 26/04 06/11 08/03 29/12 09/02 24/11 22/03 2­1 24/11 19/01 05/04 0­5 06/11 16/02 23/02 1­3 NCEL TRANSFERS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 LIV
16/02 1­6 08/12 0­2 13/11 15/03 12/01 29/03 15/09/07 17/09/07 21/09/07 21/09/07 25/09/07 27/09/07 30/09/07 04/10/07 04/10/07 12/10/07 13/10/07 17/10/07 18/10/07 19/10/07 19/10/07 20/10/07 20/10/07 24/10/07 26/10/07 26/10/07 26/10/07 27/10/07 The list will be updated throughout the season on www.ncel.org.uk MAL
1­1 15/03 2­0 12/04 29/03 01/12 16/02 15/12 29/12 3­1 1­1 12/01 17/11 2­0 01/03 0­0 02/02 0­4 26/04 PON
29/03 6­0 13/11 05/01 01/12 4­1 15/12 19/04 0­1 26/01 29/12 09/02 06/11 23/02 15/03 17/11 MIC
26/04 01/12 23/02 0­2 15/12 12/01 22/03 26/01 4­1 09/02 08/03 4­0 29/12 03/11 05/04 07/11 12/04 0­2 3­1 RAI
19/01 12/04 1­1 23/02 20/11 08/03 02/02 22/03 22/12 03/11 19/04 24/11 05/04 08/12 05/01 2­1 NOS
17/11 1­4 22/12 3­1 tba 0­4 26/01 12/04 01/12 26/04 1­4 16/02 15/03 02/02 1­0 1­1 15/12 19/01 21/11 ROS
3­3 02/02 16/02 29/03 01/03 15/12 3­1 12/04 2­2 15/03 17/11 05/01 4­1 19/01 4­2 01/12 PAR
2­1 05/01 22/03 1­3 19/01 09/02 19/04 23/02 20/11 08/03 05/04 22/12 0­0 08/12 03/05 03/11 2­2 24/11 3­0 SCA
2­3 05/01 19/01 3­1 02/02 03/11 2­0 1­4 12/04 16/02 10/11 05/04 08/12 2­1 12/01 08/03 PIC
12/04 tba 09/02 15/12 01/12 29/12 08/03 3­0 3­0 0­2 3­4 29/03 1­1 26/04 2­3 1­1 15/03 13/11 0­0 SEL
01/12 12/04 0­7 29/12 26/04 1­3 3­5 0­3 26/01 0­1 14/11 17/11 09/02 15/12 22/03 SHI
15/03 1­0 12/01 13/11 3­2 12/04 6­0 17/11 15/12 29/12 26/01 01/03 2­2 29/03 16/02 2­3 SOU
29/12 08/12 0­3 09/02 12/01 23/02 28/11 22/03 1­1 19/04 2­1 24/11 03/05 26/01 5­0 03/11 0­1 THA
29/03 0­0 26/01 01/12 17/11 26/04 2­3 29/12 1­0 12/01 09/02 15/03 7­3 12/04 01/03 1­3 4­0 16/02 23/02 29/03 19/01 08/03 02/02 06/11 12/01 01/12 08/03 15/12
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4­0 16/02 01/03 15/12 15/03 29/12 17/11 12/01 3­5 29/03 1­3 01/12 TAD
15/03 1­2 2­1 22/12 17/11 3­0 29/03 26/04 16/02 01/12 12/01 2­2 26/01 3­1 02/02 3­2 1­0 01/03 1­1 29/12 TEV
17/11 01/03 15/03 29/12 29/03 12/01 01/12 26/01 2­3 15/12 2­3 22/12 3­3 09/02 1­2 1­2 WOR
15/12 4­1 01/12 26/04 1­1 12/04 29/12 4­0 03/11 3­0 09/02 4­0 23/02 4­1 08/03 WIN
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26/01
24/11
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04/12
01/03
22/12
3­0
22/03
03/11
08/12
19/01
05/04
16/02
05/01
0­1
19/04
1­5
03/05
YOR
3­1
19/01
02/02
15/03
16/02
24/11
4­1
08/12
1­3
01/03
05/04
3­0
22/12
12/04
05/01
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26/01 For the latest NCEL Information
Check out the Official NCEL Website at
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Check out the official NCEL website at www.ncel.org.uk MATCH REVIEW (Round 23 –Sat 27th Oct)
Only three points separate the top five sides as the battle
for supremacy hots up in the NCEL Premier Division. Nostell Miners Welfare remain top although they now only lead on goal difference following a 3­1 defeat at Eccleshill United. Cameron Kerin opened the scoring for the hosts in the first half and Jordan Missin got the second on his debut after the break. Ben Gilbert gave Nostell a glimmer of hope but Paul Baker made sure of the points four minutes from time to move Eccleshill United up into ninth. Winterton Rangers have joined the leaders on 25 points after a thrilling 3­2 victory at home to Liversedge who drop to fifth. Greg Archer gave them the perfect start on three minutes before Matthew Sparks scored the first of two goals in the second half to draw level. Andy Holt hit a brace in the last twenty minutes before Sparks' second to claim the win. Pickering Town have moved up to third, one point behind the top two, after notching up their sixth straight win, claiming a 3­2 victory at Selby Town. An Ashley Longstaff penalty on 64 minutes claimed a point for Maltby Main in a 1­1 draw at Armthorpe Welfare after Stephen Rock had opened the scoring. IN THE MEDIA
James Tevendale opened the scoring for the away side before a Gavin Hunter own goal levelled matters by the break. Free Admission To Carnegie Match Rob Spencer then put Sports ahead soon after the interval before the match turned around, first through Ben Cressey's equaliser and Tevendale's winner with five minutes to go. Leeds Met Carnegie's recent NCEL Division One match
against AFC Emley was free to watch. Glasshoughton Welfare and Long Eaton United shared the spoils at Leeds Road. Richard Britten had put Welfare ahead on 21 minutes before David Wilkinson picked up the point for the visitors with his equaliser on 72. It is now a two horse race, meanwhile, at the top of Division One with a couple of Nottinghamshire sides both on 22 points. Gedling Town top the table on goal difference after being held to a 1­1 draw at Rainworth Miners Welfare. They had taken the lead through Brendan Sweeney before the half­hour mark before Rainworth claimed a point with a strike from Barry Alberry seven minutes from time. Teversal closed the gap on the leaders with a 2­1 win at Worsbrough Bridge Athletic. A Richard Giles strike and a Liam McFadyen own goal had them two­up in the opening eighteen minutes. Although Peter Hirst pulled one back in the 83rd minute, Teversal held on to continue their excellent start to the season. Welfare remain fourth whilst Maltby Main stay thirteenth. Barton Town Old Boys are now third after claiming the biggest victory of the afternoon. Glapwell made it seven wins out of seven in the league to climb to sixth with a 3­2 home win over local rivals Shirebrook Town who drop into the bottom three despite being unfortunate to take nothing from the game. They won 6­0 at home to Pontefract Collieries and were helped on their way with two first­half own goals from Karl Slater. Matty McKay also got a brace and there was one each for Sam Sharman and Craig Burdick. They go above Arnold Town who fall to seventh after a goalless draw at home to Thackley. Borrowash Victoria moved off the bottom with a morale­ boosting 2­1 home win over high­flying Tadcaster Albion, Daniel Cox and Jamie Pawley with their goals. (Source: Leeds Met Carnegie)
It was part of a 'Football Festival' throughout the day on the 20th of October. The idea of not having an entrance fee was agreed as a one­off by the NCEL Management Board who also praised the club for their initiative. Students, staff, alumni and friends of the university were invited to join in the family fun at the home of Leeds Met Carnegie, Farsley Celtic's Throstle Nest ground. At the festival, local school children who are part of the partnership with Leeds Schools FA and Leeds Met Carnegie FC, took part in a mini football tournament. There were also activities and entertainment throughout the day, including a bouncy castle, a samba band and plenty of refreshments. And, it got an excellent response with over 300 people coming to watch a game that Leeds Met won 2­0 with goals courtesy of Gaz Johnson and Kev Ryan. Secretary and co­organiser James Earl said: "Leeds Met Carnegie FC are working hard to reintroduce the family atmosphere to the grass roots game and are hoping that this day will be a great advert for Northern Counties East football."
West Yorkshire League Club In NCEL Plea (Source: Old Headingley AFC)
Things are even tighter, meanwhile, at the foot of the table with only two points separating the bottom eight clubs. Brodsworth Welfare are the basement club after being thrashed 6­0 at Parkgate. Steve Ward and Andy Battersby grabbed two each and goals from Ryan Johnson and Matt Outram made it a very comfortable afternoon for Parkgate boss Russell Eagle. Steven Kenworthy was one of two players to claim a hat­trick as, on his debut, he helped AFC Emley to a 4­0 win at home to Staveley Miners Welfare. Martin Thacker, meanwhile, got all of Hall Road Rangers goals in a 3­1 win over visitors Rossington Main. Brodsworth replace Lincoln Moorlands Railway at the bottom after a last­minute goal from Ryan Porter rescued a point for them at South Normanton Athletic with a 1­1 draw. A brace from Scott Phillips, including one from the penalty spot, helped Scarborough Athletic to a convincing 3­0 victory at home to Yorkshire Amateur. The fourth 3­2 scoreline of the afternoon came at Mickleover Sports where visitors Hallam came away the victors. And, Dinnington Town were single­goal winners over Leeds Met Carnegie thanks to a second­half Ant Lynam strike. Check out the official NCEL website at www.ncel.org.uk A West Yorkshire League club want to talk to any club in
the Northern Counties East League about purchasing or
leasing a football ground. Old Headingley AFC, who currently play in the West Yorkshire League Division One, contacted the official NCEL website with the proposition. They said: "We have had a rapid and successful progression from our inception in 2001 and we are looking to take that further. "Although we are spending a lot of money developing our current Woodhall Ground, it would be beneficial at present to us if we could use facilities that already lend themselves to West Yorkshire League criteria rather than start from scratch. "Although it is a sensitive situation, and we are not trying to profit from other clubs misfortune, we would be willing to talk to any clubs that are struggling to cope with the costs and running of their ground, and are considering folding due to these problems. "The sad fact is that clubs do actually fold. "Sometimes this is down to finances or the inability to find the manpower to run the day­to­day activities of an amateur football club. "In this situation, Old Headingley may be able to help out long­ term. "While we are happy developing our Woodhall Ground, we would still be interested in talking to any parties that need help, and have a football ground that may otherwise go to waste or ruin. "To discuss further, please call Chris Burns on 0797 3641082, or email at burnsy@oldheadingleyafc.com"
NCEL Cup Draws Made (Source: Northern Counties East Football League)
The draws for the Third Round of the League Cup and the
Semi­Finals of the Presidents Cup and Wilkinson Sword
Trophy have been made. They were done in front of NCEL clubs at last Monday night's Special League Meeting at the West Riding County FA Headquarters in Leeds. NCEL LEAGUE CUP – THIRD ROUND Winterton or Nostell v Hall Road Rangers or Worsbrough Selby Town or Pontefract Colls v Brodsworth or Borrowash Mickleover Sports or Dinnington v Bottesford or Tadcaster Alb Arnold or Hallam v Leeds Met Carnegie or Armthorpe Welfare Barton Town OB or Pickering v South Normanton or Yorks Amtr Long Eaton Utd or Rainworth MW v Liversedge or Glapwell Parkgate or Gedling Town v Thackley or Glasshoughton Welf Shirebrook or Lincoln Moorlands v Eccleshill U or Maltby Main NCEL PRESIDENTS CUP – SEMI­FINALS Armthorpe Welf v Selby Town Winterton Rgrs or South Normanton Athletc v Liversedge NCEL WILKINSON SWORD TROPHY – SEMI­FINALS Bottesford Town v Teversal Hall Road Rangers v Gedling Town The dates for these matches will be confirmed on the NCEL website in due course.
Check out the official NCEL website at www.ncel.org.uk MATCH CENTRE
Tuesday 16th October, 2007
NCEL Wilkinson Sword Trophy Quarter­Finals Dinnington Town 0­2 Bottesford Town Simon Drayton 3 Phil Jackman 90 Pontefract Collieries 0­2 Teversal Andy Woodcock 33, 64 Rainworth Miners Welfare 0­3 Hall Road Rangers Paul Palmer 34 Jamie Barnwell 55 Karl Henry 90 NCEL Premier Division Arnold Town 1­6 Liversedge Chris Freestone 24 Matthew Sparks 27 Nicky Boshell 45 Damien Melvin 53 Gary Tyson 60 Wayne Crossley 85, 89 Glasshoughton Welfare 2­3 Brodsworth Welfare Jermaine Manners 59 Shaun Gorman 4 Brighton Magadza 63 Ryan Malee 40 Chris Coombs 45og Selby Town 1­0 Nostell Miners Welfare Brenton Leister 56 NCEL Division One Barton Town Old Boys 3­4 Gedling Town Tom Lee 2 Will Heath 27 Gary Dickinson 17 Damien Magee 35 Gareth Barlow 68 Carl Westcarr 78 Alan Jefferies 82pen Wednesday 17th October, 2007
Derbyshire Senior Cup First Round Shirebrook Town 1­2 Stapenhill Jamie Smith 34 Dean Bromley 18pen John Jenkins 27 BUSA Premier League North Leeds Met Carnegie 5­0 University Of Lincoln
Neil Crosby 61 Paul Harrison 67 Duncan Williams 74, 81 Mark Trueman 79 Saturday 20th October, 2007
NCEL Premier Division Brodsworth Welfare 0­4 Glapwell Craig Mitchell 23, 86 Willis Francis 57 Tyeisse Nightingale 76 Hallam 3­5 Selby Town Scott Bates 12 Brenton Leister 8, 78pen James Tevendale 21pen Bruno Holden 46 John Drennan 57 Adam Lee 48 Christian Fox 59 Lincoln Moorlands Railway 3­0 Winterton Rangers Nick Robinson 5 Craig Bridge 58 Josh Bowden 88 Liversedge 3­0 Glasshoughton Welfare Luke Sherman 14, 21 Nicky Boshell 82 Long Eaton United 0­1 Eccleshill United Stuart Waite 17 Att: 42 Att: 63
Att: 80 Att: 69 Att: 108
Att: 81
Att: 65
Att: 80 Att: 54 Att: 68 Att: 57 Maltby Main 0­2 Arnold Town Lee Sutton 72pen, 85 Nostell Miners Welfare 0­0 Parkgate Pickering Town 5­0 South Normanton Athletic Chris Batchelor 7 Ricky Greening 49, 85, 89 Michael MacNaughton 51 Shirebrook Town 0­3 Armthorpe Welfare Liam Radford 10, 18 Stuart Preston 50 Thackley 0­2 Mickleover Sports Rob Spencer 5 Karl Ashton 13 NCEL Division One Bottesford Town 3­1 Scarborough Athletic Paul Chatterton 28 Scott Phillips 25pen Carl La Rocca 78 Phil Jackman 89 Gedling Town 7­1 Hall Road Rangers Tim Wilks 9, 73, 87, 89 Paul Palmer 11pen Phil Massingham 16, 39 Alan Jefferies 34 Leeds Met Carnegie 2­0 AFC Emley Gaz Johnson 38 Kev Ryan 78 Rossington Main 1­3 Dinnington Town Lee Holmes 90pen Matt Griffin 40 Ant Lynam 56, 83 Staveley Miners Welfare 3­0 Borrowash Victoria Spencer Goff 38 Ryan Damms 46, 63 Tadcaster Albion 4­1 Worsbrough Bridge Ath Guiseppe Downing 6 Craig Wilkinson 4 Mark Willoughby 48 Rob Ellis 81 Chris Dempsey 87 Teversal 4­2 Barton Town Old Boys Nathan White 51og Gary Dickinson 14 Daron Thorpe 58 Tom Lee 41 Andy Woodcock 67 Richard Giles 87 Yorkshire Amateur 2­1 Rainworth Miners Welfare Simon Kirsima 40 Peter Stubley 85 Tesfa Walton 75 Tuesday 23rd October, 2007
Lincolnshire Senior Trophy Quarter­Finals Deeping Rangers 0­2 Bottesford Town Phil Jackman 44, 52 North Riding Senior Cup Second Preliminary Round Pickering Town 2­1 Marske United Mark Swales 17 Anthony Roberts 48 Rob Eeles 30 NCEL Presidents Cup Quarter­Finals Armthorpe Welfare 4­0 Staveley Miners Welfare Stephen Rock 8, 90 Paul Lavender 30 Ashley Griffin 39 Glapwell 0­3 Selby Town Bruno Holden 57 Adam Lee 82 Brenton Leister 90pen Check out the official NCEL website at www.ncel.org.uk MATCH REVIEW Att: 33 Att: 70 Att: 99 Att: 83 Att: 41
Att: 196 And, they are just ahead of Eccleshill United who won 1­0 at Long Eaton United thanks to a 17th­minute strike from Stuart Waite. (Round 22 – Tue 23rd Oct to Wed 24th Oct) Three of the semi­finalists in the NCEL Presidents Cup are now known following midweek action. In Division One, Gedling Town still lead the way by two points after a 7­1 thrashing of Hall Road Rangers that made it seven wins out of seven for Lee Wilson's team. Armthorpe Welfare were the biggest winners in the trio of Quarter­Finals played on Tuesday with a 4­0 home win over Staveley Miners Welfare. But, they're being chased by Teversal who picked up a 4­2 home win over Barton Town Old Boys who were third at the start of play. Stephen Rock, Paul Lavender and Ashley Griffin had put them three­up before the interval and then Rock added his second and Armthorpe's fourth in second­half injury time. Barton were two­up by the break with goals from Gary Dickinson and Gareth Barlow before a Nathan White own goal and Daron Thorpe strike brought the home side level and Andy Woodcock then Richard Giles sealed the points. They will now be at home to Selby Town who comfortably won 3­0 at Glapwell. Att: 51 Tadcaster Albion took advantage of Barton's defeat as a 4­1 victory moved them up to third. Att: 308 Att: 47 Their visitors Worsbrough Bridge had taken the lead through Craig Wilkinson in the fourth minute but Taddy hit back straight away through Guiseppe Downing. Att: 52 Goals in the second­half from Mark Willoughby, Rob Ellis and Chris Dempsey made sure of the victory. Att: 53 Att: 77 Att: 27
The biggest crowd of the day was at Leeds Met Carnegie as 308 people saw them beat AFC Emley 2­0 thanks to goals from Gaz Johnson and Kev Ryan. It was free admission to the match as part of a Festival of Football at Throstle Nest and Leeds Met are now up to fifth in the table. Two goals from Ryan Damms helped Staveley Miners Welfare climb to sixth following a 3­0 home victory over bottom side Borrowash Victoria after Spencer Goff had grabbed the opener. Bottesford Town leap over Scarborough Athletic into eighth place after being the Seadogs 3­1 at home. Att: 45
Att: 79
Att: 65 Att: 60 A Scott Phillips penalty had put Athletic ahead before Paul Chatterton, Carl La Rocca and Phil Jackman turned things to the host's favour. And, Dinnington Town and Yorkshire Amateur were both rewarded for the victories with moves up the Division One table. The Ammas are now tenth after Simon Kirsima and Tesfa Walton helped them to a 2­1 win at home to Rainworth Miners Welfare. And, a Matt Wragg brace spurred Dinnington on to a 3­1 win at Rossington Main. They progressed with second half goals from Bruno Holden and Adam Lee followed by a last­minute penalty from Brenton Leister. Liversedge were also 3­0 winners on their travels as they beat Premier Division leaders Nostell Miners Welfare. Andy Pounder and Matt Fahy had them well ahead in the opening eight minutes and then Luke Sherman sealed the victory as he converted a spot­kick early in the second­half. They now travel to either Winterton Rangers or South Normanton Athletic who meet next Wednesday. There was NCEL joy in both County Cup matches that took place with Bottesford Town and Pickering Town progressing in their respective competitions. A Phil Jackman double saw them reach the Semi­Finals of the Lincolnshire Senior Trophy with a 2­0 win at Deeping Rangers. And Pickering Town were 2­1 winners at home to Marske United in the Second Preliminary Round of the North Riding Senior Cup. There was one Premier Division clash and Glasshoughton Welfare moved off the bottom of the table with a 2­1 victory at Parkgate. The home side had taken the lead at the end of the opening period through Steve Ward before Chris Coupe and Richard Batley turned the match around in the second­half. Rob Northen separated the sides in an all­NCEL friendly on Wednesday as Winterton Rangers won 1­0 at Scarborough Athletic. And, Leeds Met Carnegie made it two wins out of two in BUSA Premier League North with a 4­0 victory at Edge Hill University.
Check out the official NCEL website at www.ncel.org.uk MATCH REVIEW (Round 20 – Tue 16th Oct to Wed 17th Oct)
Liversedge moved up to third in the Premier Division after
a 6­1 midweek mauling of hosts Arnold Town. It had started so differently with the home side taking the lead on 24 minutes as Chris Freestone grabbed his thirteenth goal of the season. But, after that it was Sedge all the way as Matthew Sparks and Nicky Boshell gave them a 2­1 advantage by the interval. And then, Damien Melvin and Gary Tyson put the game beyond doubt before a late double from Wayne Crossley made it Liversedge's biggest win of the season whilst Arnold remain sixth in the table. Leaders Nostell Miners Welfare suffered their first league defeat as they were beaten by a single goal at Selby Town. Brenton Leister's 56th­minute strike earned the Robins all three points to move them up to eighth. And, despite a second­half rally from the home side, Brodsworth Welfare came away with a 3­2 win at Glasshoughton Welfare as two of the bottom three in the table clashed. Shaun Gorman, Ryan Malee and then an own goal from Chris Coombs had the visitors three­up by the break. Jermaine Manners and Brighton Magadza brought Welfare back into the game but they couldn't get the vital third. There was one game in Division One and it was a tasty encounter as two of the top three sides came together. Gedling Town took the victory in a seven­goal thriller at Barton Town Old Boys to move them back to the summit of the table. Tom Lee and Gary Dickinson had Barton two goals ahead in the opening seventeen minutes before Gedling struck back to level through Will Heath and Damien Magee before half­time. Gareth Barlow put the hosts back in front before Carl Westcarr found the net to equalise once more and a penalty from Alan Jefferies with eight minutes remaining gave Gedling a 4­3 win. We now know three of the semi­finalists in the Wilkinson Sword Trophy – Bottesford Town, Teversal and Hall Road Rangers. Bottesford were also 2­0 winners at Dinnington Town. And, Shirebrook Town's Derbyshire Senior Cup challenge fell at the First Round stage as, despite a Jamie Smith strike, they bowed out 2­1 at home to Stapenhill. (Round 21 – Sat 20th Oct)
It is 'as you were' for the top eight of the Premier Division
after a full League programme. Nostell Miners Welfare extended their lead at the top of the table to three points despite being held to a goalless draw at home to fellow promoted side Parkgate. That's because their nearest rivals Winterton Rangers went down to a surprising 3­0 defeat at Lincoln Moorlands Railway, a win that moves Railway off the bottom of the table. Nick Robinson, Craig Bridge and Josh Bowden got the goals that will have delighted under­pressure boss Darren Dye. Liversedge and Armthorpe Welfare join Rangers on 22 points as they were both on the right end of a 3­0 scoreline. A Luke Sherman brace and a late strike from Nicky Boshell earned Sedge the victory at home to Glasshoughton Welfare. Liam Radford struck twice in the opening 18 minutes and Stuart Preston added the third soon after the interval as Welfare won at Shirebrook Town, a defeat that sees the Langwith Road side drop to seventeenth. Fifth­placed Pickering Town were the biggest Premier Division winners with a 5­0 victory over visitors South Normanton Athletic. Two late goals from Lee Sutton with one from the penalty spot, kept Arnold Town in sixth with a 2­0 win at Maltby Main. Glapwell are seventh but have maintained their one hundred percent record as two from Craig Mitchell and one each from Willis Francis and Tyeisse Nightingale saw them claim their sixth league victory at Brodsworth Welfare. Selby Town, who played most of the game with ten men, came from 2­1 to win 5­3 in a thrilling game at Hallam. All got away wins in the Quarter­Finals to book their place. Brenton Leister, Bruno Holden, Adam Lee and Christian Fox put them 4­3 up by the hour mark before Leister made sure of the win from the penalty spot with twelve minutes remaining. Paul Palmer, Jamie Barnwell and Karl Henry gave Rangers a 3­ 0 win at Rainworth Miners Welfare whilst an Andy Woodcock brace claimed a 2­0 victory for Teversal at Pontefract Collieries. Rob Spencer and Karl Ashton struck in the opening thirteen minutes to give Mickleover Sports a 2­0 win at Thackley, a win that moves them up to ninth. Check out the official NCEL website at www.ncel.org.uk MATCH CENTRE Nostell Miners Welfare 0­3 Liversedge Andy Pounder 5 Matty Fahy 8 Luke Sherman 57pen NCEL Premier Division Parkgate 1­2 Glasshoughton Welfare Steve Ward 45 Chris Coupe 54 Richard Batley 82 Wednesday 24th October, 2007
BUSA Premier League North Edge Hill University 0­4 Leeds Met Carnegie Neil Crosby 37 Mark Stuart 40 Duncan Williams 65, 74
Friendlies Scarborough Athletic 0­1 Winterton Rangers Rob Northen 55 Saturday 27th October, 2007
NCEL Premier Division Armthorpe Welfare 1­1 Stephen Rock 52 Arnold Town 0­0 Eccleshill United 3­1 Cameron Kerin 26 Jordan Missin 54 Paul Baker 86 Glapwell 3­2 Paul Smith 64, 70 Matt Varley 89pen Glasshoughton Welfare 1­1 Richard Britten 21 Mickleover Sports 2­3 Gavin Hunter 40og Rob Spencer 49 Parkgate 6­0 Steve Ward 29, 74 Ryan Johnson 56 Matt Outram 61 Andy Battersby 68, 81 Selby Town 2­3 Brenton Leister 31pen Christian Fox 80 South Normanton Athletic 1­1 Kelvin Mushambi 31 Winterton Rangers 3­2 Greg Archer 3 Andy Holt 72, 84 NCEL Division One
AFC Emley 4­0 Lee Hill 5 Steven Kenworthy 28, 70, 74 Barton Town Old Boys 6­0 Karl Slater 5og, 45og Matty McKay 8, 31 Sam Sharman 59 Craig Burdick 85 Borrowash Victoria 2­1 Daniel Cox 26 Jamie Pawley 50 Dinnington Town 1­0 Ant Lynam 50 Att: 109
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Maltby Main Ashley Longstaff 64pen Thackley Nostell Miners Welfare Ben Gilbert 69 Att: 37 Shirebrook Town Ryan Cancellara 65 Jon Pickess 78 Long Eaton United David Wilkinson 72 Hallam James Tevendale 29, 85 Ben Cressey 72 Brodsworth Welfare Att: 158 Att: 84 Att: 45 Att: 62 Att: 46 Pickering Town Mark Swales 45, 88 Steve Baxter 82 Lincoln Moorlands Railway Att: 55 Ryan Porter 90 Liversedge Att: Matthew Sparks 56, 86 115
Staveley Miners Welfare Pontefract Collieries Att: 133 Att: 70 Tadcaster Albion Guiseppe Downing 61 Att: 65 Leeds Met Carnegie Att: 63 Hall Road Rangers Martin Thacker 21, 65, 80 Rainworth Miners Welfare Barry Alberry 83 Scarborough Athletic Scott Phillips 42, 88pen Ryan Blott 54 Worsbrough Bridge Ath Peter Hirst 83 3­1 Rossington Main Brady Roberts 20 1­1 Gedling Town Brendan Sweeney 29 3­0 Yorkshire Amateur Att: 38 1­2 Teversal Richard Giles 13 Liam McFadyen 18og Att: 39
Tuesday 30th October, 2007
Sheffield & Hallamshire Senior Cup First Round Worsbrough Bridge Ath v Kinsley Boys West Riding County Cup First Round Glasshoughton Welfare v Eccleshill United Silsden AFC v Selby Town Wednesday 31st October, 2007
West Riding County Cup First Round Ossett Albion v Yorkshire Amateur NCEL Presidents Cup Quarter­Finals Winterton Rangers v South Normanton Athletic BUSA Premier League North Leeds Met Carnegie v University Of Birmingham Saturday 3rd November, 2007
Sheffield & Hallamshire Senior Cup First Round AFC Emley v Mexborough Athletic (at Mexborough Main Street FC)
NCEL Premier Division Brodsworth Welfare v Eccleshill United Hallam v Arnold Town Liversedge v Lincoln Moorlands Railway Long Eaton United v Winterton Rangers Maltby Main v Glapwell Nostell Miners Welfare v Glasshoughton Welfare Pickering Town v Mickleover Sports Selby Town v South Normanton Athletic Shirebrook Town v Parkgate Thackley v Armthorpe Welfare NCEL Division One Gedling Town v Scarborough Athletic Hall Road Rangers v Leeds Met Carnegie Pontefract Collieries v Worsbrough Bridge Ath Rossington Main v Rainworth Miners Welfare Staveley Miners Welfare v Dinnington Town Teversal v Borrowash Victoria Yorkshire Amateur v Bottesford Town Tuesday 6th November, 2007
Sheffield & Hallamshire Senior Cup Second Round Brodsworth Welfare v Worsbrough/Kinsley Boys Dinnington Town v Frickley Athletic (at Frickley Athletic FC) Nostell Miners Welfare v Parkgate Stocksbridge Park Steels v Hallam NCEL Premier Division Long Eaton United v Glapwell Thackley v South Normanton Athletic NCEL Division One Borrowash Victoria v Gedling Town Check out the official NCEL website at www.ncel.org.uk Att: 102 Att: 406 7:45pm
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Wednesday 7th November, 2007
Sheffield & Hallamshire Senior Cup Second Round Maltby Main v Frecheville 7:45pm South Kirkby Colliery v AFC Emley/Mexborough Ath 7:45pm
NCEL Premier Division Shirebrook Town v Mickleover Sports 7:45pm Winterton Rangers v Glasshoughton Welfare 7:45pm
BUSA Premier League North Leeds Met Carnegie v Northumbria University 2:00pm
Saturday 10th November, 2007
East Riding Senior Cup Second Round Hessle Rangers v Hall Road Rangers NCEL League Cup Second Round Arnold Town v Hallam Barton Town Old Boys v Pickering Town Bottesford Town Brodsworth Welfare Eccleshill United Leeds Met Carnegie Liversedge Long Eaton United Mickleover Sports Parkgate Selby Town Shirebrook Town South Normanton Athletic Thackley Winterton Rangers NCEL Division One Rossington Main Staveley Miners Welfare v v v v v v v v v v v v v LEAGUE TABLES
Tadcaster Albion Borrowash Victoria Maltby Main Armthorpe Welfare Glapwell Rainworth Miners Welfare Dinnington Town Gedling Town Pontefract Collieries Lincoln Moorlands Railway Yorkshire Amateur Glasshoughton Welfare Nostell Miners Welfare v Scarborough Athletic v AFC Emley 3:00pm 3:00pm 3:00pm 3:00pm 3:00pm 3:00pm 3:00pm 3:00pm 3:00pm 3:00pm 3:00pm 3:00pm 3:00pm
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3:00pm 3:00pm (For the latest results, including goalscorers and attendances, check out the Official NCEL website at www.ncel.org.uk) STATISTICS
NCEL PREMIER DIVISION
NCEL DIVISION ONE
Matches Played: 117 Home Wins: 48; Draws: 20 Away Wins: 49
Matches Played: 72 Home Wins: 38; Draws: 11; Away Wins: 23
Total Goals Scored: 413 (Average Per Match: 3.53) Home Goals: 208; Away Goals: 205
Total Goals Scored: 285 (Average Per Match: 3.96) Home Goals: 169; Away Goals: 116
Most Frequent Scorelines 1­1 0­1 0­2 2­3 11 8 8 7
Most Frequent Scorelines 1­1 2­1 3­1 4­1 6 5 5 5
Biggest Home Win 10/10/07 Hallam 27/10/07 Parkgate 6­0 Shirebrook Town 6­0 Brodsworth Welfare
Biggest Home Win 20/10/07 Gedling Town 7­1 Hall Road Rangers 27/10/07 Barton Town Old Boys 6­0 Pontefract Collieries
Biggest Away Win 02/10/07 Brodsworth Welfare 0­7 Selby Town
Biggest Away Win 15/09/07 Teversal 0­5 Leeds Met Carnegie
Biggest Aggregate Score 25/08/07 Scarborough Athletic 29/09/07 Pontefract Collieries 20/10/07 Gedling Town 2­6 Barton Town Old Boys 3­5 Staveley Miners Welfare 7­1 Hall Road Rangers
Highest Attended Matches 25/08/07 Scarborough Athletic 06/10/07 Scarborough Athletic 22/09/07 Scarborough Athletic 11/08/07 Teversal 2­6 2­2 4­0 2­1 Biggest Aggregate Score 25/08/07 Nostell Miners Welfare 7­3 Thackley
Highest Attended Matches 27/08/07 Mickleover Sports 27/10/07 Glapwell 27/08/07 Selby Town 06/10/07 Liversedge 4­1 3­2 0­1 1­1 Glasshoughton Welfare Shirebrook Town Winterton Rangers South Normanton Athletic 172 158 146 140
Best Attack
1 Glapwell 2 Winterton Rangers 3 Nostell Miners Welfare 4 Selby Town Pld
7 10 13 11 Gls
25 27 35 26 Avg 3.57 2.70 2.69 2.36
Best Defence
1 Liversedge 2 Glapwell Winterton Rangers 4 Nostell Miners Welfare Pld
11 7 10 13 Gls
9 7 10 17 Avg 0.82 1.00 1.00 1.31
Barton Town Old Boys Tadcaster Albion Worsbrough Bridge Ath Scarborough Athletic 591 486 441 427
Best Attack
1 Gedling Town 2 Barton Town Old Boys 3 Hall Road Rangers Pld
8 10 7 Gls
29 31 18 Avg 3.63 3.10 2.57
Best Defence
1 Dinnington Town 2 Gedling Town 3 Rainworth Miners Welfare Pld
5 8 6 Gls
5 8 7 Avg 1.00 1.00 1.17 Check out the official NCEL website at www.ncel.org.uk NCEL Premier Division
as at 27/10/07
1 Nostell Miners Welfare 2 Winterton Rangers 3 Pickering Town 4 Armthorpe Welfare 5 Liversedge 6 Glapwell 7 Arnold Town 8 Selby Town 9 Eccleshill United 10 Hallam 11 Mickleover Sports 12 Parkgate 13 Maltby Main 14 Long Eaton United 15 South Normanton Athletic 16 Thackley 17 Glasshoughton Welfare 18 Shirebrook Town 19 Lincoln Moorlands Railway 20 Brodsworth Welfare Home
Away
P W D L F A W D L F A Pts +/­ 13 4 3 0 21 10 3 1 2 14 7 25 18 10 5 1 0 18 6 3 0 1 9 4 25 17 12 4 0 0 15 4 3 3 2 11 13 24 9 12 5 1 0 16 7 2 1 3 11 14 23 6 11 4 1 2 12 4 3 0 1 12 5 22 15 7 2 0 0 8 4 5 0 0 17 3 21 18 15 1 2 2 4 11 5 0 5 20 17 20 ­4 11 1 0 5 7 12 5 0 0 19 4 18 10 11 3 0 5 13 18 3 0 0 7 0 18 2 11 1 0 2 11 8 4 1 3 13 12 16 4 11 3 1 2 13 10 2 0 3 6 11 16 ­2 11 3 1 2 16 9 1 2 2 6 8 15 5 12 2 0 3 8 11 1 3 3 7 9 12 ­5 12 2 0 4 4 6 1 3 2 7 11 12 ­6 11 1 2 3 6 12 2 1 2 6 8 12 ­8 10 1 1 2 6 8 2 1 3 9 15 11 ­8 14 2 1 5 7 20 1 1 4 5 16 11 ­24 13 1 3 4 7 9 1 1 3 7 14 10 ­9 14 2 3 3 13 16 0 1 5 7 16 10 ­12 13 1 0 5 3 20 2 1 4 12 21 10 ­26
NCEL Division One
as at 27/10/07
1 Gedling Town 2 Teversal 3 Barton Town Old Boys 4 Tadcaster Albion 5 Hall Road Rangers 6 Leeds Met Carnegie 7 Staveley Miners Welfare 8 Scarborough Athletic 9 Bottesford Town 10 Dinnington Town 11 AFC Emley 12 Yorkshire Amateur 13 Rainworth Miners Welfare 14 Worsbrough Bridge Ath 15 Borrowash Victoria 16 Pontefract Collieries 17 Rossington Main Home
Away
P W D L F A W D L F A Pts +/­ 8 5 0 0 22 3 2 1 0 7 5 22 21 10 3 0 2 10 12 4 1 0 13 9 22 2 10 4 0 2 20 9 2 0 2 11 10 18 12 9 4 0 0 13 4 1 1 3 7 11 16 5 7 5 0 0 17 4 0 0 2 1 9 15 5 10 2 0 1 7 4 3 0 4 14 13 15 4 10 2 1 1 8 7 2 1 3 10 13 14 ­2 9 2 1 1 11 8 2 0 3 9 10 13 2 7 2 0 0 5 1 2 0 3 6 9 12 1 5 1 2 0 4 3 2 0 0 7 2 11 6 8 2 1 1 12 7 1 1 2 6 9 11 2 11 1 2 3 7 12 1 1 3 6 12 9 ­11 6 2 1 1 9 4 0 1 1 2 3
8 4 10 2 1 1 7 5 0 1 5 3 20 8 ­15 8 1 1 3 3 8 0 1 2 3 8
5 ­10 8 0 1 4 10 16 1 0 2 2 10 4 ­14 8 0 0 3 4 9 0 2 3 9 16 2 ­12
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