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<strong>23</strong>rd FEB 20<strong>19</strong><br />
VS @EYCarnegie
FROM THE STAFF<br />
EDITORS VOICE<br />
It is funny how football grabs you, I mean lets<br />
face it we are top of the table all be it by goal<br />
difference and the boys are loving it, every<br />
time we run out, every one gives 100%, blood<br />
sweat and tears, we are lucky to have a band<br />
of happy players, usually at this time of the<br />
year teams stumble hard yet we are in this for<br />
the long game, lets keep going as we are and<br />
im sure come the end of the season, we will<br />
be up there, flying the red flag, welcome to all<br />
or East Yorkshire Carnegie friends, we hope<br />
you have a great stay with us here today, and a<br />
safe journey back across the bridge.<br />
We have lost a footballing legend recently in<br />
Gordon Banks, someone who I had met and<br />
can say of him, he was gent a true nice guy of<br />
the game, it just shows how awesome he was<br />
in the fact that since his tenure as England<br />
number one, abate Shilton and Clemence<br />
there have been 31 goalkeepers who have not<br />
had the success he did, God bless you Gordon,<br />
QUIZ CHALLANGE<br />
1 - Which American city is home to the following<br />
sports teams: Rockets, Astros, Texans and Dynamo<br />
2 - Which player scored a free kick against Stoke<br />
City to finally surpass Bobby Charlton as Manchester<br />
United’s all-time leading goalscorer?<br />
3 - Bob and Mike Bryan were well known brothers<br />
in which sport?<br />
4 - Which British athlete won gold in both the 5,000<br />
and 10,000 Summer Olympics in 2016?<br />
5 - Which nation caused one of the biggest upsets<br />
in rugby unon history when they defeated South<br />
Africa at the 2015 Rugby World Cup?<br />
6 - In which British city would you find the Alexander<br />
Stadium athletics track at Perry Barr?<br />
7 - Jack Walter ‘Sweetness’ Payton spent twelve<br />
seasons with which NFL team.<br />
8 - Which Northern Irish rider won the Superbike<br />
World Championship in three consecutive years<br />
between 2015 and 2017?<br />
I know who you are now !!!
TIMS FOOTBALL FACTS<br />
1. The longest football club name in the world is:<br />
Nooit opgeven altijd doorgan, Aangenaam door vermaak en nuttig door ontspanning,<br />
Combinatie Breda. More commonly known as Dutch Eerste Divisie side NAC Breda.<br />
The full name of NAC Breda translates to: Never give up always keep going pleasant<br />
through entertainment and useful through relaxation combination Breda.<br />
2. Norwich finished third in the <strong>19</strong>92/<strong>19</strong>93 Premier League season, but had a goal difference<br />
of -4 after 42 games.<br />
3. Barcelona won just 1 La Liga title between <strong>19</strong>60 and <strong>19</strong>85.<br />
4. Scotland have two cities (Glasgow and Dundee) that have two teams that have managed<br />
to reach at least one European Cup / Champions League semi-final – more than any other<br />
European country.<br />
5. Robbie Keane is the highest scoring international footballer in the world that is still<br />
playing. With 67 goals in 143 appearances for Republic of Ireland.<br />
6. While she was managing director at Birmingham City, Karren Brady sold her husband<br />
Paul Peschisolido to Stoke for £400k in <strong>19</strong>94. They got married a year later.<br />
7. The highest ever attendance at Old Trafford is 76,962. For an FA Cup semi-final. Between<br />
Wolves and Grimsby Town in March <strong>19</strong>39.<br />
8. Manchester United’s highest home attendance is 83,260 for a match at Maine Road, in<br />
January <strong>19</strong>48, against Arsenal. Whilst Old Trafford was being rebuilt.<br />
9. Birmingham City were the first English club to play in Europe (<strong>19</strong>55–58 Inter-Cities Fairs<br />
Cup on 15 May <strong>19</strong>56). And the first to reach a European final (the <strong>19</strong>60 Fairs Cup final).<br />
10. SPFL side St. Johnstone are the only professional team in Britain with a “J” in their name.
LEAGUE NEWS<br />
Craig Spink has become the new boss of<br />
Harworth Colliery as the club strives to move<br />
away from the Toolstation NCEL Division One<br />
relegation zone.<br />
He replaces Lee Needham who, along with<br />
his management team, parted company with<br />
the Colliery after Saturday’s 3-2 defeat at AFC<br />
Emley, a result that left Harworth four points<br />
away from safety in their first season back in the<br />
NCEL.<br />
A club statement said: “Craig will be joined by<br />
Adam Valente as his assistant and both are<br />
ready to come straight in and take training this<br />
week ahead of our vital home game versus<br />
FC Bolsover (on Saturday), whilst Ben Dixon<br />
will remain in his current role as strength and<br />
conditioning coach.<br />
“The committee met with Craig this evening<br />
after being very impressed with both his CV and<br />
his approach to the game, and are delighted<br />
that he was able to come straight in to the club.<br />
“Craig ticked every box in what the club are<br />
looking for and we look forward to him working<br />
with the players this Wednesday.<br />
“Craig, who has worked previously with Worksop<br />
Town and more recently this season with<br />
Frickley Athletic, is chomping at the bit to get<br />
back involved and knows how important the<br />
next eleven games are for everyone associated<br />
with the football club.<br />
“We wish Craig and Adam all the very best and<br />
urge all our supporters to get behind them and<br />
the lads this Saturday in what is a must win<br />
game at the Jones and Co Recreational Ground.”<br />
Harworth Colliery have announced that,<br />
following Saturday’s 3-2 defeat at AFC Emley,<br />
their management team have left the club with<br />
immediate effect.<br />
The news comes as they currently lie in the Division<br />
One relegation zone, battling to preserve<br />
their Toolstation NCEL status having returned in<br />
the summer to the league for the first time since<br />
<strong>19</strong>86.<br />
A statement released on the club’s website said:<br />
“The club would like to thank Lee Needham<br />
(pictured), Tom Hague and Dave Rushbury for all<br />
their hard work and commitment on what has<br />
been a difficult season up to date.<br />
“But, with just eleven games left of the season,<br />
the club feels a change in management would<br />
give us our best chance of maintaining NCEL<br />
status.<br />
“Time is running out for the club and after<br />
Saturday’s defeat we remain second bottom,<br />
four points away from safety.<br />
“The Colliery will be looking to appoint the next<br />
management not just for the short term but to<br />
build the long term development of the club.<br />
“It is vital that, through times of change like this,<br />
the club remains together which includes all of<br />
the playing staff as we feel what we have is good<br />
enough to keep us up.<br />
“And if the new management can add to this,<br />
along with a good crop of younger players, we<br />
have an excellent chance to stay up and eleven<br />
games hopefully gives someone a chance to<br />
come in and turn things around.<br />
“Lee and Tom will always be remembered for<br />
steering us to promotion last season after taking<br />
charge in January.<br />
“This became an historic campaign with the<br />
club reaching Step 6 status again for the first<br />
time in 32 years - now is the time to move things<br />
forward, maintain our status and push on.”
WHO ARE YA!!!<br />
The club was originally formed as AFC Rovers and played in the<br />
East Riding County League. They were Division Two runners-up<br />
in 2008–09, earning promotion to Division One. The club went<br />
on to win the Division One title the following season and were<br />
promoted to the Premier Division. After winning the Premier<br />
Division title in 2013–14, they moved up to Division One of the<br />
Humber Premier League. They were Division One champions<br />
the following season, securing promotion to the Premier Division.<br />
In 2016 the club was taken over by Jamie Waltham after he<br />
bought the Dunswell Park ground, and were renamed East<br />
Yorkshire Carnegie named after Andrew Carnegie, whose values<br />
of “Development, Success and Humanity” were included on<br />
the club badge The new club joined the Premier Division of the<br />
Humber Premier League and finished fifth in their first season,<br />
earning promotion to Division One of the Northern Counties<br />
East League.<br />
Full Club Name<br />
Ground<br />
Chairman<br />
Manager<br />
EAST YORKSHIRE<br />
DUNSWELL PARK<br />
DAVE READER<br />
LEON SEWELL<br />
CARNEGIE FOOT-<br />
BALL CLUB<br />
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SPONSORS<br />
MATCH BALL SPONSOR<br />
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TRAVELERS TALES<br />
Barnsley away v Leeds United, Saturday November 29TH <strong>19</strong>97, Oakwell Barnsley, I rarely<br />
went away with my pals from the Road, not that it wasn’t fun, trust me it always was, usually<br />
my pal Carl and I would drive from Grimsby to all the home games, except one when the<br />
club sold out reserved seats v Spurs, I was gutted especially as we won 2 nowt, so to Oakwell,<br />
those who have been will know there is an ultra-modern new stand not dissimilar to<br />
the Stones stand at Blundell park and 3 old shacks, but the thing is I never got through the<br />
gate, 3 pals and I entered the away end and as usual had some banter with the staff ,only<br />
when you’re wearing a top that says Top Man, im not a comedian, I am the arch devil, well<br />
come on should Barnsley of been in the Premier League, we were ushered by the troll sorry<br />
steward, through here boys he said, just up there were my colleague is, unfortunately we<br />
had paid 21 English pounds only to be ushered into a holding room guarded by two police<br />
officers who not only lacked a sense of humour but also personnel hygiene, we heard goal<br />
after goal, yellow cards and amazing goal keeping, we were told to leave a full half hour<br />
after everyone else, we had missed the train and the coach so we thumbed it to the pub,<br />
yes you guessed it a Tykes pub, thig is it was I guess one of my best nights out ever, great<br />
people, good fun and very nice hospitality, so I hear you all ask, what did we do that caused<br />
us to miss Leeds United best away game of the 97/98 season, I simply asked the steward<br />
if his other 6 steward friends were going to be along soon and would they be singing hi ho,<br />
Barnsley fans are in general great people, even to Leeds fans, the stewards, well without<br />
doubt, it was a pantomime.<br />
Just look below at the game stats, it was a corker, Gutted.<br />
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THE TABLE
MEET THE TEAM<br />
SCOTT DRURY – Goal Keeper – Scott is a very dependable keeper at this level, very<br />
good shot stopper, and commands his area well, giving confidence to the defence.<br />
JACK DEBNAM – Midfield – Skipper- Jack plays with allot of commitment and<br />
enthusiasm, he gives the team a different dimension when he is playing well, very<br />
dangerous in and around the penalty area with a thunderous strike on him.<br />
JAMES PETRONZIO- Midfield- Jamma has been with us a few seasons now and as<br />
developed into a solid midfielder, he can also play right, left or centre mid, as well<br />
as either full back, a valuable squad member.<br />
DANIEL TROTT – Striker – Strong powerful player, gets his fair share of goals, always<br />
a threat, good addition to the squad.<br />
CAINE WINFARRAH – Midfield – Caine as had spells with Grimsby Town, Cleethorpes<br />
and Scarborough, attacking midfielder who can play a variety of positions.<br />
JACK BRADBURY – Winger – On his day can totally mesmerise full backs with his<br />
pace and dribbling skills.<br />
CALLUM LOVETT – Midfield – Progressed from the reserves last season and will<br />
look to stake a claim this season, central midfielder that gets box to box who gets<br />
his share of goals.<br />
JOSH MORRALL- Full Back- Gives the team an attacking option down the left, good<br />
left foot and as an eye for goal.<br />
BEN SIBBICK- Defender- Right Back just come into the side from the reserves,<br />
showed good promise in his first games.<br />
JOSH VENNEY – Midfield – Signed from Winterton, originally released by Grimsby<br />
Town at the start of the season, josh gives us the quality in midfield, sees a pass<br />
early, as good energy to get up and down the pitch.<br />
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JOSH SUNTER – Centre Back – Signed from Winterton, josh gives us quality from<br />
the back, reads the game well, good in the air, comfortable on the ball.<br />
JAMES WROOT – Striker – Signed pre season from local football, James as a goal in<br />
him, prefers to play in a two and is more effective with another striker alongside him.<br />
ADAM DRURY – Midfield – Just re-joined us after leaving for Cleethorpes Town, ex<br />
Man City academy player, can play a variety of positions, gives us quality were ever<br />
he plays.<br />
PETER WINN – Midfield / Defender – New addition this season, signed from<br />
Cleethorpes Town, played in the Vase final at Wembley, ex professional with<br />
Scunthorpe United and Macclesfield Town, Peter will add much needed experience<br />
to the team, utility player that can play in midfield or at the back.<br />
MARC COOPER – Striker- New addition this season, signed from Cleethorpes Town,<br />
Marc played a big part and enjoyed all the success Cleethorpes have had, played in<br />
the Vase final at Wembley, prolific goal scorer.<br />
JACOB NORBURN – Defender – New addition to the squad this season having<br />
played for Hall Road Rangers last season. Favoured position Centre back.<br />
TOM SAWYER – Midfield – New addition from Grantham Town, holding midfielder,<br />
ball winner very tenacious adds energy to the midfield.<br />
LIAM HIGTON – Goalkeeper – New addition this season, signed from Cleethorpes<br />
Town, Liam is an accomplished keeper, played in the Vase final at Wembley.<br />
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THE STORY SO FAR....<br />
Grimsby <strong>Boro</strong>ugh Football Club was formed when Louth United withdrew from all<br />
senior competitions on the 17 th July 2003.With no competition in which to compete<br />
and no base seven men Ken Holmes, Nigel Fanthorpe, Tony Hopper, Paul Storer,<br />
Martin Blades, Stephen Newby and Albany Jordan formed a working committee<br />
with the sole aim of ensuring a good standard of football stayed in the area. Nigel<br />
Fanthorpe and Stephen Newby carried on their successful managerial partnership.<br />
Completion of the club was recognised on the 2 nd September 2003 when affiliation<br />
was granted by the Lincolnshire FA.<br />
Every year since the formation of Grimsby <strong>Boro</strong>ugh F.C. they have played at<br />
successively higher levels in the amateur game. In the first year <strong>Boro</strong>ugh came<br />
second in the Lincolnshire Premier League and therefore applied to the Central<br />
Midlands League Premier Division and were<br />
unanimously accepted by the CML committee.<br />
The following year <strong>Boro</strong>’, as the team is affectionately known, competed in the CML<br />
playing at the Grimsby Institute site. Once again, we came second in the league’s<br />
premier division but could not take up the well-deserved promotion until the ground<br />
was up-graded.<br />
That overdue promotion came the very next season: Grimsby <strong>Boro</strong>ugh was<br />
promoted to the Supreme Division of the Central Midlands League. Sadly, the CML<br />
team had to leave the Institute site due to ground regulations.<br />
Local firm, Nicol, stepped in at the eleventh hour and their generous financial<br />
backing enabled us to negotiate a ground-share arrangement with Brigg Town F.C.<br />
which gave us access to the finest pitch and facilities in the area. That season<br />
ended on a high note when the club won the Centenary Junior Lincolnshire League<br />
Cup beating Skegness Town- a very proud moment for all concerned.<br />
The club received yet another accolade when they were invited to join the North<br />
East Counties League, Division One for the 2009-2009 Season.<br />
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2008-2009 was, of course, a tough season, meeting veteran clubs such as the<br />
former nationwide team, Scarborough Athletic F.C. but the players upheld the<br />
standards we expected of them, both on and off the pitch and a tough season<br />
ended with Grimsby <strong>Boro</strong>ugh finishing a very creditable 13 th position in the league.<br />
The following season 2009-2010 ended successfully with another piece of<br />
silverware, winning the prestigious Ashby Benovelent Cup beating Appleby<br />
Frodingham in the final 4-3 after extra time.<br />
The 2011-2012 season was the highlight for the Club, winning their first major<br />
trophy in the Northern Counties League. They played Shirebrook Town in the Final<br />
of the Wilkinson Sword Trophy and came out 3-1 winners after extra time after<br />
being down to 10 men, a fantastic achievement for all involved at the club.<br />
Further seasons passed by with no more silverware, <strong>Boro</strong>ughs goal was to maintain<br />
the standard of Northern Counties East League football which they have done to<br />
this day.<br />
At the end of the 2014-2015 season long term managers and club founders Nigel<br />
Fanthorpe and Stephen Newby stood down after 12 memorable seasons.<br />
The club then appointed Gary Precious and Andrew Thornton for the 2015-2016<br />
season as successors but results failed to live up to expectations so Paul Walden<br />
was brought in from Louth Town. Results improved as we moved away from the<br />
relegation zone, but towards the end of the season the results dipped and<br />
relegation became a reality again. Andrew Liddle and Daniel Barrett were brought<br />
in to steer the club away from relegation. Success was achieved with a 18 th place<br />
finish.<br />
2016-2017 season was successful in terms of progress as the side got through to<br />
the play off final only to be defeated by Penistone Church.<br />
2017-2018 season was similar to the previous season were once again we got to the<br />
play off final but were defeated by Eccleshill United. We progressed to<br />
Lincolnshire Senior Trophy Final for the second time in our history but were<br />
beaten on penalties by Holbeach United. Progress for the club had been achieved<br />
once again.<br />
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BOROUGH<br />
Scott Drury<br />
Liam Higton<br />
Jack Bradbury<br />
Lee Briggs<br />
Harry Burke<br />
Marc Cooper<br />
Steven Cooper<br />
Jack Debnam<br />
Adam Drury<br />
Renzie Lobendhan<br />
Callum Lovitt<br />
Luke Mascall<br />
Joshua Morrall<br />
Jacob Norburn<br />
Charlie Parker<br />
James Petronzio<br />
Joshua Sunter<br />
Daniel Trott<br />
Joshua Venney<br />
Caine Winfarrah<br />
Peter Winn<br />
Joe Abel<br />
Tom Barnwell-Edinboro<br />
Thomas Bennett<br />
Omar Bojang<br />
Luke Bulliment<br />
Charles Clucas<br />
Leandro Da Silva<br />
Josh Dees<br />
Harry Earl<br />
Ryan Fitzgerald<br />
Samuel Foster<br />
Harrison Foulkes<br />
Matt Fyvie<br />
Liam Gordon<br />
David Harrison<br />
Jordan Harrison<br />
Tom Horner<br />
Danny Johnson<br />
Rinalds Jurkstis<br />
Myles Lawman<br />
Alfie Lazenby<br />
Phil Winn<br />
Danny Moore<br />
Kieran Moss<br />
James Murray<br />
Nyasha Mwamuka<br />
Adam Parker<br />
Thomas Parkinson<br />
Jonathan Ricardo<br />
David Robson<br />
Carl Salvidge<br />
Lewis Sarel<br />
Andrew Scott<br />
Chris Short<br />
Leon Smith<br />
Callum Stone<br />
Daniel Walker<br />
Josh Walker<br />
Harley Ward<br />
Tommy Waud<br />
James Webb<br />
Thomas Whiting<br />
James Whittingham<br />
Ryan Williams<br />
Paul Wray