Mansfield Town vs Bradford City

THE 

STAG 

V BRADFORD CITY 

SKY BET LEAGUE TWO 

SATURDAY 21 AUGUST 2021 | 3PM 

125 TH YEAR | OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMME | £2.50

One Call Stadium, Quarry Lane, 

Mansfield, Notts, NG18 5DA, 

Tel: 01623 482 482 

CONTACT US 

Email: info@mansfieldtown.net 

www.mansfieldtown.net 

SOCIAL NETWORKS 

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AT THE TOP 

Chairman: John Radford 

Co-chairwoman: Carolyn Radford 

Chief executive officer: David Sharpe 

Operations director: Tina Broughton 

Stadium director: Paul Broughton 

Directors: Steve Hymas, Mark Burton, 

Stags Fans United nominee 

Legal director: Bill Broughton 

Financial director: James Beachill 

FOOTBALL OFFICALS 

Manager: Nigel Clough 

Assistant manager: Gary Crosby 

First team coach: Andy Garner 

Head of recruitment: Simon Clough 

Goalkeeping coach: Seamus McDonagh 

Head physiotherapist: Tom Whittamore 

Strength & conditioning coach: 

David Waldie 

Performance analyst: Matt Ash 

Academy manager: Richard Cooper 

U18s coach: Mike Whitlow 

BEHIND THE SCENES 

Academy co-ordinator: Mark Hawkins 

Club secretary: Diane Ceney 

Head of media & communications: 

Mark Stevenson 

Commercial manager: Paul Nyland 

Hospitality & events manager: 

Laura Cooper 

Safety officer: Alan Lakin 

Football in the Community director: 

Mark Hemingray 

Ticket office & retail manager: 

Lynn Millward 

Supporters’ liaison officer: Danielle Hett 

Sandy’s bar manager: Jonathan Redfearn 

Head chef: Tom Paxton 

Office clerk: Jessica Burt 

Media & communications assistant: 

Ryan Johnson 

Graphic designer & Sandy’s marketing 

co-ordinator: Emma Snell 

Head groundsman: Michael Merriman 

Assistant groundsmen: 

Scott Merriman & Louis Sprigg 

Kit man: Tobias Rowan 

Assistant kit man: Oliver Jankiewicz 

Ground maintenance: James Gilliatt, 

John Vardy, Keith Glasby 

Club doctor: Dr. Prabu 

Club photographer: Chris Holloway 

Club historian: Paul Taylor 

Scoreboard operator: Stuart Eggleshaw 

PA announcer: Alan Wilson 

Hospitality MC: Chris Revill 

Club chaplain: Kevin Charles 

JOHN RADFORD 

Welcome to Stefan Rupp, 

Bradford City’s chairman, 

to One Call Stadium for today’s 

match. 

Our opening three league matches 

have produced a good, early points 

tally. 

We can all see the positivity with 

which our players are endeavouring 

to play, none more so than on 

Tuesday night at Colchester. 

I was greatly encouraged to see some 

eye-catching, free-flowing football 

and our display on the night should 

have merited all three points. 

Today’s match is likely to be our 

sternest test so far against a Bradford 

City outfit who many are tipping 

as promotion contenders, though I 

know we have enough quality in our 

ranks to maintain our excellent start 

to the season at One Call Stadium. 

Elsewhere, I was delighted to see 

so many supporters at our Open 

Day at RH Academy last Sunday. It 

was a perfect day to show our new 

training ground to the community of 

Mansfield for the first time. 

Many of our new signings remark 

about the facilities upon joining 

us and I am proud that we have a 

training base of this quality. It is a 

first-class facility for our first-team, 

academy and ladies and will be a real 

legacy for the club. 

Thank you to the 224 supporters who 

made the 340-mile round journey 

to Colchester in mid-week. It is an 

outstanding show of support towards 

our team to travel such a distance 

on a Tuesday evening, with all the 

expense included. 

Let’s maintain our strong home start 

this afternoon. 

COYS!!! 

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NIGEL 

CLOUGH 

Welcome to Bradford City The early signs are good and 

manager Derek Adams, we’re encouraged by our opening 

along with the players, staff and three matches, with seven points 

fans from West Yorkshire this acquired. 

evening. 

We found a way to win in both of 

our opening two matches – against 

Bristol Rovers and Newport County 

- when we were perhaps not as 

fluent as we would like to be. But 

regardless, we scored four good 

goals in our two home league 

games to help us earn maximum 

points. 

We know we can be better with and 

without the ball, but to win two 

home games without playing at our 

best is an encouraging sign. 

A very good performance at 

Colchester United followed in 

mid-week, where we controlled the 

game for long periods and created 

numerous opportunities. 

The frustration for us was not 

seeing out the game, following a 

number of chances created, and 

conceding a last minute penalty 

after a very poor decision from 

the referee. 

With that noted, it’s up to us to 

kill the clock prior to the penalty 

and we have to be better with 

our decision-making in games. 

But we take heart from some very 

good football played. We probably 

created more opportunities on 

Tuesday than we did from the first 

two home games, so there are 

many positives still to take from 

our match at Colchester, despite 

dropping two points. 

With eight new players in the squad, 

the players are still getting to know 

one another and it’ll likely take a 

few months for us to be a truly welloiled 

team. 

The players are enjoying playing in 

front of you, our home supporters, 

and it’s down to us to maintain 

our promising start with positive 

performances and results. 

Enjoy today’s game. 

CLUB 

HONOURS 

LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIPS 

Football Conference Premier 

Champions: 2012-13 

Football League Division 2 

(Highest place 21st): 1977-78 





Midland Counties League 

Champions: 1923-24, 1924-25, 

1928-29 

Central Alliance 

Championship: 1919-20 

Central Alliance Champions: 

(Subsidiary Competition) 

1915-16 

OTHER LEAGUE HONOURS 


(North) Runners-up: 1950-51 


Third place: 1964-65 

Division 4 (or League 2) 

Promotion: 1962-63, 1985-86, 

1991-92, 2001-02 

Midland Counties League 

Runners-up: 1925-26 

Midland Combination 

Runners-up: 1926-27 

CUP COMPETITIONS 

FA Cup 6th Round (Quarter 

Final): 1968-69 

Football League Cup 5th Round 

(Quarter Final): 1975-76 

Associate Members Cup Winners: 

1986-87 

Northern Area Final: 1984-85 

FA Trophy Runners-Up: 2010-11 

Nottinghamshire FA County Cup 

Winners: 1937-38, 1970-71, 1971- 

72, 1986-87, 1987-88, 1988-89, 

2006-07 

Joint winners: 1938-39 

Nottinghamshire FA Senior 

Cup Winners: 1922-23, 1925-26, 

1926-27, 

1930-31, 1931-32 

Anglo Scottish Cup Semi Final: 

1975-76, 1978-79 


Football is a game of many opinions, but 

there is one that we must all share. There is 

no place for discrimination in our game. If 

you do not agree, then you are not welcome. 

If you see or hear discrimination in this 

stadium, please report it to the nearest 

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Because we are all 

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NEWSDESK 

NEW SCOREBOARD 

COMING SOON 

Last week, we were proud to announce that 

a new LED scoreboard will be installed at One 

Call Stadium by the end of the calendar year. 

Commissioned by global leaders in sports 

stadia LED solution technology, ADI, the new 

screen will replace the existing scoreboard on 

the Bishop Street side of One Call Stadium. 

The new screen, 25m 2 in size, will show a wide 

range of visual features, including previous 

match highlights and commercial adverts. 

The new scoreboard will enhance the matchday 

experience of our supporters and commercial 

partners. 

Chief executive officer David Sharpe said: 

“The upgrading to a new scoreboard has been 

overdue and we’re pleased to be working 

with one of the leading specialists in LED 

technology, ADI, who will help fulfil our 

ambitions. 

“The screen will be far more flexible and 

effective than our current one and will enable 

us to produce and project dynamic content on 

a matchday at One Call Stadium. 

“The new scoreboard will also be used as 

an innovative, promotional platform for 

advertisers, both locally and nationally, to 

showcase their brands. 

“We’re very much looking forward to its 

installation and will keep our supporters up-todate 

with the latest developments as and when 

necessary.” 

Stags’ left-back 

Stephen McLaughlin 

SPONSOR A STAG FOR THE SEASON 

Sponsor a Stag for the season and receive a range of benefits 

alongside supporting your favourite player for the 2021/22 

campaign. 

The benefits of sponsoring a first team player this season are… 

• Your chosen player’s match-worn home or away shirt at the end 

of the season (dependent on home or away sponsorship) 

• Certificate of authenticity for your player’s match-worn shirt at 

the end of the season 

• Your name/company logo on the official club website in your 

chosen player’s profile 

• Your name/company logo in the matchday programme next to 

your chosen player 

• Announcement over the matchday PA system (home only) and on 

iFollow Stags commentary when your player is substituted 

The price for home sponsorship is £300, with away sponsorship 

priced at £275. 

The following players are available for HOME sponsorship… 

George Shelvey, Marek Stech, James Clarke, Ryan Burke, Ryan Stirk, 

Josh Scott 

The following players are available for AWAY sponsorship… 

George Shelvey, Marek Stech, Farrend Rawson, Jordan Bowery, 

Kellan Gordon, Elliott Hewitt, Jaden Charles, Stephen McLaughlin, 

Ryan Burke, Ryan Stirk, Josh Scott, Keaton Ward, Nathan Caine 

For more information or to sponsor a player, please contact 

commercial manager Paul Nyland on 01623 482 482 (option 3) or 

email sales@mansfieldtown.net. 


Under-18s’ defender Taylor Anderson 

SPONSOR A STAGS SCHOLAR 

This season, we are offering a new sponsorship package for our 

under-18 players. 

This is a fantastic opportunity to sponsor a potential Mansfield 

Town star of the future. 

The sponsorship package for our academy scholars includes... 

• Company logo/name in your chosen player’s profile on the club 

website 

SWINDON TICKETS 

ON SALE NOW 

Tickets for our next away fixture, at Swindon 

Town on Saturday 28 August, are now on sale. 

We have received 500 tickets for the clash. No 

away tickets will be available to purchase on the 

day of the game. 

Admission prices are as follows… 

Adult: £23 | Senior (65+): £17 

Student: £17 | Under-21: £10 

Under-18: £6 | Under-11: £1 

Disabled supporters pay as per relevant age 

category but are entitled to one free carer ticket 

for the fixture. 

Tickets are on sale now via stagstickets.co.uk, 

which is the easiest way to purchase tickets for 

our fixtures this season. 

Tickets are also on sale via the Mansfield Town 

ticket office on Quarry Lane, or by calling 01623 

482 482 (option 1). 

The club can post tickets until 5pm on 

Monday 23 August. Tickets will go off sale from 

stagstickets.co.uk at midnight on Thursday 26 

August and at midday on Friday 27 August from 

the Mansfield Town ticket office. 

On the day of the game, away parking is 

available at St. Joseph’s School (SN3 3LR) at £5 

per vehicle. The school is a five-minute walk 

from the stadium. 

The Stags Supporters’ Association will be 

providing family-friendly travel to Swindon, with 

the coach departing from One Call Stadium at 

9am. Prices are as follows… 

Amber/Junior Members: £15 

Blue Members: £20 | Non-members: £25 

To book your seat, call the SSA on: 

07967 689597 

• Visibility on all social media posts relating to the player 

• Four first team match tickets if your chosen player is named in 

the first team squad 

• Player will visit your company/premises (subject to relevant 

assessments) 

Academy scholar sponsorships are priced at £250 (inc VAT) per 

player. 

To enquire about availability, sponsor a player or find out more, 

email head of academy operations Neil Bainbridge at 

neil.bainbridge@mansfieldtown.net. 

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Stags’ forward Tyrese Sinclair 

STAGS PROGRESS TO PREMIER LEAGUE CUP GROUP STAGE 

Mansfield Town’s under-23s will 

join Leeds United under-23s, 

Sunderland under-23s and Wigan 

Athletic under-23s in the Premier 

League Cup group stage, following a 

recent 3-2 win at Salford City in the 

competition’s qualifying round. 

Salford took the lead in the first-half 

through a Matt Sargent goal in the 

17th minute, but the Stags responded 

through James Clarke and Jimmy 

Knowles at the Peninsula Stadium. 

Late on, the hosts equalised through 

Ben Finley, but a stoppage time 

penalty, converted by Tyrese Sinclair, 

secured Mansfield’s passage to the 

competition’s group stage. 

The Premier League Cup is a UEFA 

Champions League style competition, 

with 32 clubs’ under-23 sides making 

up the group stage. Because more 

than 32 clubs entered this year’s 

competition, there was an extra round 

of qualifying, which the Stags faced 

Salford in last week. 

The Stags will face Leeds United U23, 

Sunderland U23 and Wigan Athletic 

U23 in their group, home and away. 

Fixture details will be announced in 

due course. 

Each side in the Premier League 

Cup is allowed to field three ‘overage’ 

outfield players, as well as a 

goalkeeper born before 01 January 

1997 in the 2021/22 season. All other 

players must be under-23. 

The competition format is as 

follows... 

• Qualifying stage If more than 

32 clubs enter the competition, a 

qualifying knock-out stage takes 

place between Category 3 and 4 clubs 

to determine who joins Category 1 

and 2 sides in the Group stage 

• Group stage The tournament 

will be split into eight groups of four 

clubs, with each team playing their 

opposing clubs home and away. 

The top two teams advance to the 

knockout stage. 

• Knockout stage The last 16, 

quarter-finals, semi-finals and final 

will all be one-off knockout ties. If the 

ties are level after 90 minutes, they go 

to extra-time and then penalties if the 

teams still can’t be separated. 

Following the game, academy 

manager Richard Cooper said: “As 

an academy and a football club, it’s a 

great achievement to reach the group 

stages [of the Premier League Cup]. 

It’s all very new to us. 

“To ‘mix it’ with these types of teams, 

it gives us six games [three home, 

three away] against Leeds, Wigan and 

Sunderland, and it hopefully brings a 

lot of positives for the club. 

“I was as pleased as punch for the 

young lads [who played in the game] 

and because of where the academy is 

heading as a whole. 

“Yes, we have a games programme 

for our young lads, but now we also 

have access to that ‘next tier,’ in terms 

of us pitching our players against a 

Premier League under-23 side. 

“From a development point of view, 

it certainly gives you an indication of 

where your players are at and what 

level we’re at.” 

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Under-18s’ striker Jack Deakin tells 

the story of last week’s narrow 2-1 

defeat to Scunthorpe United at The 

RH Academy, a game the forward 

netted in from the penalty spot. 

think we were the better side 

I in the first-half, especially for 

the first 30 minutes. We’ve been 

working hard on our pressing and 

that seemed to work throughout 

the whole half. 

We started to create more chances 

than we were doing in pre-season, 

which all comes from our learning in 

training. 

With Scunthorpe, they were very 

good at playing out from the back and 

getting it up to the strikers quickly. 

We got to half-time at 0-0, and the 

coaches told us that we needed to 

be more composed in the final third. 

We agreed that, as a team, we just 

needed that bit of composure after a 

good first-half. 

But, early in the second-half, 

Scunthorpe got a goal from a corner. 

We didn’t mark the back post as well 

as we should have done, but it was a 

good delivery by the corner taker. 

Our reaction to the goal was good as 

we didn’t let our heads go down. We 

kept winning possession by pressing 

high up the pitch, starting with the 

forwards. 

Taylor Anderson whipped a ball into 

me and I got taken down in the box, 

THE 

ACADEMY 

GOALSCORER 

DISCUSSES 

NARROW 

DEFEAT 

Striker Jack Deakin prepares to take 

his penalty at The RH Academy 

which led to a penalty. I put it away 

to get us back into the game and I 

think from there we had the edge, 

but we were unlucky with the second 

Scunthorpe goal. 

We were trying to push for that 

second ourselves, but their goal came 

from not tracking a runner. They 

managed to get down the sides and it 

ended up being a tap-in from a cross 

to make it 2-1. 

It was disappointing to lose so late 

on. Looking forward, we need to have 

some added composure in the final 

third and not waste our chances. 

If you rush the chance, you have less 

of an opportunity to score, so some 

more composure is needed in the 

next game. 

Despite the loss, any time of 

the season is good to get on the 

scoresheet. I had a really good season 

last term with my goal return and I 

didn’t want that to drop. 

I returned from having COVID on 

Thursday and had my first game of 

the season on Saturday, so to score 

was brilliant. 

EFL YOUTH ALLIANCE 

NORTH EAST 2021-22 

Fixture and 

Results 

Date Opposition KO/Res H/A 

Sat 07 Aug Grimsby Town D 1-1 A 

Sat 14 Aug Scunthorpe United L 1-2 H 

Sat 21 Aug Oldham Athletic (YAC) 11am A 

Sat 28 Aug Rotherham United 11am A 

Sat 04 Sep Bradford City 12pm H 

Sat 11 Sep Doncaster Rovers 11am A 

Sat 18 Sep Lincoln City 11am H 

Sat 02 Oct Burton Albion 11am H 

Sat 23 Oct Harrogate Town 11am A 

Sat 30 Oct Huddersfield Town 11am H 

Sat 13 Nov Bradford City 12pm A 

Sat 27 Nov Rotherham United 11am H 

Sat 04 Dec Scunthorpe United 11am A 

Sat 18 Dec Doncaster Rovers 11am H 

Sat 08 Jan Grimsby Town 12pm H 

Sat 15 Jan Lincoln City 11am A 

Fri 11 Feb Burton Albion 1pm A 

Sat 19 Feb Harrogate Town 11am H 

Sat 12 Mar Huddersfield Town 11am A 

(YAC) Youth Alliance Cup match 

EFL YOUTH ALLIANCE 

NORTH EAST 2021-22 

League Table 

P W D L F A GD PTS 

1 Rotherham 2 2 0 0 6 0 +6 6 

2 Burton Albion 2 2 0 0 9 4 +5 6 

3 Scunthorpe United 2 2 0 0 8 3 +5 6 

4 Grimsby Town 2 1 1 0 3 1 +2 4 

5 Harrogate Town 2 1 0 1 3 3 +0 3 

6 Doncaster Rovers 2 1 0 1 3 4 -1 3 

7 Mansfield Town 2 0 1 1 2 3 -1 1 

8 Lincoln City 2 0 0 2 2 4 -2 0 

9 Bradford City 2 0 0 2 2 8 -6 0 

10 Huddersfield Town 2 0 0 2 2 10 -8 0 


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ROOM 

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NATHAN BISHOP 

CONSIGNS HIS PET HATES 

INTO ROOM 101… 

PEOPLE: T-Bag from Prison Break. He’s the 

dirtiest human I’ve ever seen in my life. 

FASHION: Stompers. They’re big clunky things. 

Shin-breakers. 

FOOD: Cheese. I’ve never liked cheese. It stinks, 

tastes horrible and is a dirty food. 

SPORT: Every time I play tennis, my Mrs. beats me. We 

played as recently as last Thursday and she cleaned 

me up in three straight sets, so I’ll put tennis into Room 

101. 

MODERN LIFE: There’s too much technology now, 

for kids especially. I remember going out to play 

when I was young and just enjoying being free. 

Nowadays hardly any kids seem to go out and play 

in the park. There’s too much technology; games 

and social media keep them indoors. 

WILDCARD: I hate losing football matches. I need about 

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SAMMY AND 

SALLY’S BIG 

GUESS THE 

BADGE 

Can you name which 

three English clubs 

these badges belong to? 

QUIZ 

SPOT THE BALL 

A 

B 

C 

D 

E 

Can you decide where the ball is 

located in this photo? A, b, C, D or E? 


WHO PLAYS 

HERE? 

Can you match the badges to 

the stadiums that these 

clubs play at? 

GUESS THE STAG 

Which Stag has been blurred out here? 

Here are some clues to help! 

• I wear the number 16 shirt for 

Mansfield Town. 

• I have played in the Premier 

League with Hull City. 

• My last club was Burton Albion. 

CLOSE UP 

Which Stag have we 

zoomed in on here? 

MATCHDAY 

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PREDICTIONS 

Here’s a chance for you to predict 

what will happen in today’s game! 

First scorer? 

Minute of first goal? 

Final score? 

Can you help Sammy the Stag find 

his way through this maze? 

Man of the match? 

ANSWERS: Guess the Badge: Chelsea, Sheffield United, Swindon Town. Spot the Ball: B. Guess the Stag: Stephen Quinn. Who Plays Here: 

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FIXTURES & 

RESULTS 2021/22 

Date Opposition KO/Res H/A 

RETURN OF FANS DELIGHTS 

LADIES’ DIRECTOR 

Wed 01 Sep Chesterfield 19:30 A 

Sun 05 Sep Rise Park 14:00 H 

Sun 19 Sep Rotherham United 14:00 A 

Sun 26 Sep Woodlands 14:00 H 

Sun 10 Oct Leicester City 14:00 H 

Sun 24 Oct Lincoln United 14:00 A 

Sun 31 Oct Loughborough 14:00 H 

Sun 28 Nov Northampton Town 14:00 A 

Sun 05 Dec Notts County 14:00 H 

Sun 12 Dec Oughtibridge 14:00 A 

Sun 19 Dec Oughtibridge 14:00 H 

Sun 02 Jan Rise Park 14:00 A 

Sun 16 Jan Rotherham United 14:00 H 

Sun 23 Jan Woodlands 14:00 A 

Sun 30 Jan Chesterfield 14:00 H 

Sun 13 Feb Leicester City 14:00 A 

Sun 20 Feb Lincoln United 14:00 H 

Sun 27 Feb Loughborough 14:00 A 

Sun 20 Mar Northampton Town 14:00 H 

Sun 27 Mar Notts County 14:00 A 

LEAGUE TABLE 

P W D L F A GD PTS 

1 Chesterfield 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

2 Leicester City 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

3 Loughborough 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

4 Lincoln United 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

5 Mansfield Town 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

6 Northampton 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

7 Notts County 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

8 Oughtibridge 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

9 Rotherham 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

10 Rise Park 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

11 Woodlands 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

Mansfield Town Ladies were in 

action last Sunday at our Open 

Day at The RH Academy – the Stags’ 

training ground – drawing 2-2 with a 

Nottingham Forest Women XI. 

Shannon Purdy and Amy Dawson 

were on the scoresheet for the home 

side, who had the delight of playing in 

front of supporters after two null and 

void seasons. 

Ladies’ director of football Allan 

Woodfield says it was ‘really great’ to 

see fans at a ladies’ fixture after some 

difficult moments for the side over the 

past 17 months. 

“It was an excellent day. There were 

a lot of fans there, which was great. It 

was some great exposure for the team 

to play in front of so many people,” he 

told The Stag. 

“It’s really great that fans could come 

in and see what Mansfield Town is 

about, with us being such an inclusive 

club. 

“The game itself was a good one. 

In the first 45, we started to gel as a 

team, then Andi [Bell, manager] tried 

a change of shape in the second-half 

which didn’t perhaps work as well as 

we’d hoped. 

“We learned a lot from the game. If 

anything, it told us what we need to 

work on in training to ensure we’re 

ready to go at the start of the season.” 

Mansfield Town Ladies and Nottingham Forest Women 

line up ahead of last week’s match at The RH Academy 

Woodfield also looked ahead to the 

new campaign, which starts away 

at local rivals Chesterfield in early 

September. 

“The first game of the season is always 

important, whether it’s Chesterfield 

or not. It’s important to us to start 

the season well and get points on the 

board,” he added. 

“We’re looking to place well this 

season, so the points are valuable to 

us right from the off. 

“Because we’re playing Chesterfield, 

our closest rivals, it’s going to make 

for a great occasion to start the 

campaign. 

“The most important thing is that we 

come away from that game with a 

positive result. 

“We want to give the players the 

opportunity to gel, which may take 

us three or four games. In the first 

few games, it’s just about getting the 

results, whether it looks good or a bit 

messy. 

“Everyone is particularly excited this 

year, as we may get that full campaign 

after two null and void seasons. 

“But there’s also a bit of nervousness 

as COVID hasn’t gone away and we still 

have to be mindful. We’ll just have to 

keep our fingers crossed that we can 

get a good run of games in and play 

consistently throughout the season.” 


COMMUNITY WELCOMES RETURN 

OF PARTY PACKAGES 

Mansfield Town Football in the 

Community is delighted to be 

welcoming back birthday party 

packages at One Call Stadium. 

Booking early is encouraged to 

avoid disappointment due to 

expected high demand! 

Now running at full capacity, Football 

in the Community is able to provide 

packages ranging from Bronze to 

Gold. The Bronze Package, set at 

£110, entitles up to 16 guests to join 

the celebrations. The price includes 

the use of the party room, and 

football activities on the 3G training 

pitch which is supervised by their 

talented coaching staff. The person 

celebrating their birthday will also 

receive a certificate. 

The Silver Package, at £120, offers 

the same as the Bronze Package but 

includes a football for the birthday 

person. Finally, the best package 

on offer at the moment is the Gold 

Package, at £145. This includes all 

of the above, as well as a Mansfield 

Town home or away shirt. On top 

of all of this, all parties include a 

free voucher to attend one day of a 

Football in the Community session in 

school holidays (excluding trips). 

Parties are hosted at Mansfield 

Town’s One Call Stadium, from 

12:30pm-2:00pm. There is also the 

availability of using a decorated party 

room for food on the day. Please note 

that Football in the Community does 

not provide food. 

Parties are only available on 

Saturdays when the Stags are playing 

away from home, so please refer to 

the first team fixture list when making 

the booking. 

To book, call the FITC office on 01623 

656 920. 

WHO’S WHO 

Head of CCO: Mark Hemingray 

Community manager: Gary Shaw 

Assistant community manager/PL Primary Stars co-ordinator: Jordan Ferrer 

Safeguarding and welfare officer: Joeanne Shuttleworth 

Admin and accounts manager: Julie Hemingray 

Lead coach (Post-16 education/PL Primary Stars): Mark Lynk 

Disability & EDI officer: Alex Cartwright 

Education officer: Benjamin Cocker 

Media & communications officer: Stephen Clayton 

Community coach: Ruth Oldham 

www.mansfieldtownfitc.net | 01623 656 920 | community@mansfieldtownfitc.net 

STUDY AT 

MANSFIELD 

TOWN 

FOOTBALL 

IN THE 

COMMUNITY 

Results day has just passed 

across the country, and if you 

are still wondering what to do 

next, why not give Football 

in the Community’s Level 

Three BTEC Diploma/Extended 

Diploma in Sports Coaching and 

Development a go? 

There are a few places remaining 

at FITC, so don’t miss out on this 

amazing opportunity. 

Students train daily with a UEFA 

B qualified coach and study in an 

Ofsted rated ‘Good’ education 

facility, overseen by expert staff. 

The students have the 

opportunity to compete in 

weekly 11-a-side matches in 

the EFL/EFL Trust CEFA League. 

The Community Education 

Football Alliance (CEFA) League 

is regionalised with students 

playing in weekly matches against 

other Football League Trust sides, 

as well as competing in national 

tournaments. The current team 

managed to finish sixth in their 

CEFA division last season. 

Learners who wish to enrol on 

the programme must provide 

evidence of a minimum of four 

GCSE Qualifications, graded 9-4, 

or a BTEC Level Two in Sport or 

an equivalent. English and Maths 

are not an essential qualification 

to be passed, as Football in the 

Community can provide extra 

tuition for anyone who may 

require a retake. Email ben. 

cocker@mansfieldtownfitc.net for 

more details! 


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THE GOLDEN ARCHIVE 

From the sublime to the ridiculous 

and everything in between, we look 

back with a Stags’ hero of the past, 

focusing on memorable behindthe-scenes 

moments they will never 

forget. 

‘HIS STORY’ 

PROJECTING A PARADE OF GLORIOUS DAYS FROM 

THE WORLD’S OLDEST PROFESSIONAL GROUND 

Continuing the season with ‘His- 

Story’ is former favourite Tony 

Lowery, who played for the club from 

1982 – 1991. 

The first story I recall is one time, 

before a game, I was in a rush to 

get the train. 

Anyway, I got to the ground and was 

getting changed when suddenly one 

of the lads shouted towards me, “he’s 

got a pair of knickers on!” So, I looked 

down and, sure enough, at the front 

of my ‘shorts’ was a pretty flowery 

bow. 

The next thing the word had spread 

around the changing room that I’d 

got a pair of knickers on! To this day 

the lads won’t let it go. 

What had happened is that, in my 

rush for the train, I’d just grabbed 

some underpants from the drawer 

without looking and inadvertently 

picked up a pair of our lass’! 

The story has gone down in Mansfield 

Town folklore. A few years later Kevin 

Kent was on the local radio, and he 

was asked what’s the funniest thing 

he’s seen in football? You can guess 

what he told them - people refer to 

this story to this day and still pull my 

leg over it! 

Another story involves my inability to 

head the ball – I was never any good 

at my timing for them. So, one week 

– before a County Cup match against 

Notts County – Ian Greaves had me 

involved in some drills where balls 

were continuously chipped up to me 

on the 18-yard line for me to practice 

set pieces and head the ball on the 

edge of the opposition’s box. 

So, the match came… we had a 

corner, and I drifted into the box 

(which I wasn’t supposed to do as 

Greavesy wanted me to stay on the 

edge) – the ball was coming toward 

me, and I saw Brian ‘Killer’ Kilcline 

coming right for me… I thought I was 

going to get clattered, so I turned 

my back, ready to get hit. As I did so, 

the ball hit me on the head and flew 

into the back of the net! I couldn’t 

believe it! 

Then, another time – I was sharing 

a room on an away day with Kevin 

Hitchcock and Neville Chamberlain. 

‘Hitchy’ used to snore like a pig. 

Anyway, this one night, there was a 

big moth flying around the room, so 

I caught it and put it in his mouth… 

until he then ended up choking! 

Hitchy, from that moment, vowed to 

get me back. And I’ll leave it at that! 


Mansfield Town 

FIXTURES & RESULTS 

Date Fixture Comp KO/Res Att. Starting XI 

Sat 07 Aug Bristol Rovers SBL2 W2-1 6,346 (1,388) Bishop Gordon Rawson Perch McLaughlin Maris n O. Clarke Quinn Oates 

Tue 10 Aug Preston North End CC L0-3 2,526 (456) Bishop Gordon Rawson McLaughlin Burke Maris O. Clarke Stirk Lapslie 

Sat 14 Aug Newport County SBL2 W2-1 3,793 (156) Bishop Gordon n Rawson Perch McLaughlin Maris 1 O. Clarke 1 Quinn Oates 

Tue 17 Aug Colchester United SBL2 D 1-1 2,354 (224) Bishop Hewitt 1 Rawson Perch n McLaughlin Maris O. Clarke Quinn n Lapslie 

Sat 21 Aug Bradford City SBL2 15:00 

Sat 28 Aug Swindon Town SBL2 15:00 

Tue 31 Aug Harrogate Town PJT 19:45 

Sat 04 Sep Harrogate Town SBL2 15:00 

Sat 11 Sep Walsall SBL2 15:00 

Sat 18 Sep Rochdale SBL2 15:00 

Sat 25 Sep Leyton Orient SBL2 15:00 

Sat 02 Oct Barrow SBL2 15:00 

Tue 05 Oct Sheffield Wednesday PJT 19:45 

Sat 09 Oct Oldham Athletic SBL2 15:00 

Sat 16 Oct Northampton Town SBL2 15:00 

Tue 19 Oct Port Vale SBL2 19:45 

Sat 23 Oct Exeter City SBL2 15:00 

Sat 30 Oct Tranmere Rovers SBL2 15:00 

Tue 09 Nov Newcastle United U21 PJT 19:45 

Sat 13 Nov Stevenage SBL2 15:00 

Sat 20 Nov Scunthorpe United SBL2 15:00 

Tue 23 Nov Sutton United SBL2 19:45 

Sat 27 Nov Crawley Town SBL2 15:00 

Tue 07 Dec Carlisle United SBL2 19:45 

Sat 11 Dec Salford City SBL2 15:00 

Sat 18 Dec Forest Green Rovers SBL2 15:00 

Sun 26 Dec Hartlepool United SBL2 15:00 

Wed 29 Dec Harrogate Town SBL2 19:45 

Sat 01 Jan Rochdale SBL2 15:00 

Sat 08 Jan Swindon Town SBL2 15:00 

Sat 15 Jan Walsall SBL2 15:00 

Sat 22 Jan Barrow SBL2 15:00 

Sat 29 Jan Leyton Orient SBL2 15:00 

Sat 05 Feb Hartlepool United SBL2 15:00 

Tue 08 Feb Colchester United SBL2 19:45 

Sat 12 Feb Bristol Rovers SBL2 15:00 

Sat 19 Feb Newport County SBL2 15:00 

Sat 26 Feb Bradford City SBL2 15:00 

Sat 05 Mar Exeter City SBL2 15:00 

Sat 12 Mar Tranmere Rovers SBL2 15:00 

Tue 15 Mar Port Vale SBL2 19:45 

Sat 19 Mar Stevenage SBL2 15:00 

Sat 26 Mar Oldham Athletic SBL2 15:00 

Sat 02 Apr Northampton Town SBL2 15:00 

Sat 09 Apr Scunthorpe United SBL2 15:00 

Fri 15 Apr Sutton United SBL2 15:00 

Mon 18 Apr Carlisle United SBL2 15:00 

Sat 23 Apr Crawley Town SBL2 15:00 

Sat 30 Apr Salford City SBL2 15:00 

Sat 07 May Forest Green Rovers SBL2 15:00 


2021/22 

KEY: HOME AWAY 

GOALSCORER 1 | FIRST SUB | SECOND SUB | THIRD SUB | † OWN GOAL | YELLOW CARD | RED CARD 

Substitutes 

Johnson 1 n Hawkins 1 Lapslie 70’ Stirk 90+1’ Shelvey Bowery Burke Sinclair J. Clarke 

Bowery Oates Sinclair 65’ Law 74’ Johnson 78’ Shelvey Hawkins Perch J. Clarke 

Hawkins n Johnson Lapslie 65’ Hewitt 78’ Bowery 90’ Shelvey Burke Sinclair Stirk 

Johnson Oates Stirk 79’ Hawkins 82’ Bowery 87’ Shelvey Gordon Burke Sinclair 

Player Statistics 

PLAYER LA G CA G T 

NATHAN BISHOP (GK) 3(0) 0 1(0) 0 4/0 

GEORGE SHELVEY (GK) 0(0) 0 0(0) 0 0/0 

MAREK STECH (GK) 0(0) 0 0(0) 0 0/0 

KELLAN GORDON 2(0) 0 1(0) 0 3/0 

STEPHEN McLAUGHLIN 3(0) 0 1(0) 0 4/0 

ELLIOTT HEWITT 1(1) 1 0(0) 0 2/1 

FARREND RAWSON 3(0) 0 1(0) 0 4/0 

HARRY CHARSLEY 0(0) 0 0(0) 0 0/0 

OLLIE CLARKE 3(0) 1 1(0) 0 4/1 

JORDAN BOWERY 0(2) 0 1(0) 0 3/0 

GEORGE MARIS 3(0) 1 1(0) 0 4/1 

DANNY JOHNSON 3(0) 1 0(1) 0 4/1 

OLIVER HAWKINS 2(1) 1 0(0) 0 3/1 

JAMES PERCH 3(0) 0 0(0) 0 3/0 

RYAN BURKE 0(0) 0 1(0) 0 1/0 

STEPHEN QUINN 3(0) 0 0(0) 0 3/0 

TYRESE SINCLAIR 0(0) 0 0(1) 0 1/0 

RHYS OATES 3(0) 0 1(0) 0 4/0 

KEATON WARD 0(0) 0 0(0) 0 0/0 

JADEN CHARLES 0(0) 0 0(0) 0 0/0 

JAMES CLARKE 0(0) 0 0(0) 0 0/0 

JIMMY KNOWLES 0(0) 0 0(0) 0 0/0 

RYAN STIRK 0(2) 0 1(0) 0 3/0 

JASON LAW 0(0) 0 0(1) 0 1/0 

GEORGE LAPSLIE 1(2) 0 1(0) 0 4/0 

LA (League apps) G (Goals) CA (Cup apps) G (goals) T (total) 

table 

Pl W D L F A GD Pts 

1 Forest Green Rovers 3 3 0 0 7 3 4 9 

2 Bradford City 3 2 1 0 6 2 4 7 

3 Mansfield Town 3 2 1 0 5 3 2 7 

4 Northampton Town 2 2 0 0 2 0 2 6 

5 Stevenage 3 2 0 1 4 4 0 6 

6 Carlisle United 3 1 2 0 2 1 1 5 

7 Tranmere Rovers 3 1 2 0 1 0 1 5 

8 Leyton Orient 2 1 1 0 4 1 3 4 

9 Swindon Town 3 1 1 1 4 3 1 4 

10 Barrow 3 1 1 1 3 3 0 4 

11 Harrogate Town 1 1 0 0 3 2 1 3 

12 Hartlepool United 2 1 0 1 3 3 0 3 

13 Crawley Town 2 1 0 1 2 2 0 3 

14 Newport County AFC 2 1 0 1 2 2 0 3 

15 Bristol Rovers 3 1 0 2 2 4 -2 3 

16 Salford City 3 0 2 1 2 3 -1 2 

17 Colchester United 3 0 2 1 1 2 -1 2 

18 Port Vale 3 0 2 1 0 1 -1 2 

19 Scunthorpe United 3 0 2 1 2 4 -2 2 

20 Exeter City 3 0 2 1 0 3 -3 2 

21 Sutton United 2 0 1 1 1 2 -1 1 

22 Rochdale 3 0 1 2 3 5 -2 1 

23 Walsall 3 0 1 2 2 5 -3 1 

24 Oldham Athletic 3 0 0 3 1 4 -3 0 


THE STAG | 29

BRADFORD 

CITY 

FACTFILE 

Nickname: 

The Bantams 

Founded: 

1903 

Stadium: 

Utilita Energy Stadium 

Manager: 

Derek Adams 

Distance to One Call Stadium: 

68 miles 

Last time we met: 

Bradford 1-0 Mansfield (02 March 

2021, Sky Bet League Two) 

LAST TIME OUT 

BRADFORD CITY 

SKY BET LEAGUE TWO STATS 

6 

GOALS 

ANDY COOK 

3 GOALS 

TOP SCORER 

Former 

Stag Lee 

Angol, 

now with 

Bradford 

2 

GOALS 

CONCEDED 

18 

SHOTS 

PER 

GAME 

BRADFORD 4 

STEVENAGE 1 

Tuesday 17 August 

Sky Bet League Two 

BRADFORD SCORERS: Andy Cook (1’, 30’, 

38’) & Niall Canavan (88’) 

STARTING XI 

4-4-2 FORMATION 

70.6% 

PASSING ACCURACY 

45.4% 

AVERAGE POSSESSION 

O’Donnell 

Cousin- 

Dawson 

O’Connor Canavan Ridehalgh 

Gilliead Cooke Watt Vernam 

Cook 

Angol 

Manager Derek Adams 

4 

YELLOW 

YELLOW 

CARDS 

0 

RED 

RED 

CARDS 

30 | THE STAG 

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SQUADS 

MATCHDAY 

MANAGER: 

Nigel CLOUGH 

1 Nathan BISHOP 

2 Kellan GORDON 

3 Stephen McLAUGHLIN 

4 Elliott HEWITT 

6 Farrend RAWSON 

7 Harry CHARSLEY 

8 Ollie CLARKE [C] 

9 Jordan BOWERY 

10 George MARIS 

11 Danny JOHNSON 

12 Oliver HAWKINS 

13 George SHELVEY 

14 James PERCH 

15 Ryan BURKE 

16 Stephen QUINN 

17 Tyrese SINCLAIR 

18 Rhys OATES 

19 Keaton WARD 

20 Jaden CHARLES 

21 James CLARKE 

22 Jimmy KNOWLES 

24 Marek STECH 

25 Ryan STIRK 

26 Jason LAW 

32 George LAPSLIE 

MANAGER: 

Derek ADAMS 

1 Richard O’DONNELL 

2 Oscar THRELKELD 

3 Liam RIDEHALGH 

4 Paudie O’CONNOR 

5 Niall CANAVAN [C] 

6 Yann SONGO’O 

7 Abo EISA 

8 Callum COOKE 

9 Andy COOK 

11 Alex GILLIEAD 

13 Sam HORNBY 

14 Matty FOULDS 

15 Charles VERNAM 

16 Fiacre KELLEHER 

17 Gareth EVANS 

18 Elliot WATT 

19 Lee ANGOL 

21 Reece STAUNTON 

22 Levi SUTTON 

23 Oliver CRANKSHAW 

24 Finn COUSIN-DAWSON 

25 Jorge SIKORA 

26 Kian SCALES 

29 Caolan LAVERY 

THE 

OFFICIALS 

REFEREE: 

Scott Oldham 

ASSISTANT REFEREE 1: 

Marvyn Amphlett 

ASSISTAN REFEREE 2: 

Greg Read 

FOURTH OFFICIAL: 

Steven Rushton 

Front cover: To celebrate 

our 125th year, each 

edition of The Stag in 

the 2021/22 season will 

feature a different kit from 

our history on its cover. 

Today’s cover is the home 

shirt worn from 1950 to 

1954. 

THE STAG WAS BROUGHT TO YOU BY… 

Editor: Mark Stevenson Deputy 

Editor: Ryan Johnson Contributors: Max 

Barton, Richard C. Bower, Stephen Clayton, 

Howard Staley Photographs: Chris Holloway, 

Jeanette Holloway Design: Ignition Sports 

Media, Julian Tredinnick 

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