Cleethorpes Town V Yorkshire Amateur

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T O D A Y S T E A M S

Cleethorpes Town has come a long way in its relatively short history. Initially formed in 1998 as Lincolnshire Soccer School, it was the brainchild of former Grimsby Town player Tommy Watson. The team was an immediate success with both boys and girls across every age group and the club began to grow quickly.

In 2003, the club set up a flagship senior team. One of the main advantages for this side was that it would be used as an end product for the younger teams as they could spire to one day represent the club at the highest level possible. In the team's first season within the LIncolnshire League they secured a credible fourth place finish for which the foundations for the future were set.

Now rebranded Cleethorpes Town, the club has redeveloped into an important community outlet. With almost 30 teams competing at every level of local and regional football, the Owls are one of the largest clubs in the area and still continues to expand in all areas.

The excellent array of teams and high quality coaching saw the club awarded with Football Association Charter Standard Community Club Status thus further underl in ing the clubs commitment to providing high quality football coaching alongside enjoyment for youngsters.

The development and evolution of Cleethorpes Town Football Club has been spearheaded by the first team. With the arrival of a new manager during the 2010-11 season it saw the club who were languishing in the lower echelons of the Sills and Betteridge Lincolnshire League go on to finish the season in an amazing third place finish. In addition, the club collected the Supplementary Cup by defeating Heckington United in the final at Sincil Bank.Keen to build on the success in the 2011-12 season they began in sparkling form, winning their first seven fixtures. The club went on to an unbeaten run of 42 matches and a 4-2 victory against Skegness United

sealed the club's first title. It was an extraordinary season in which 130 league goals were scored in 32 matches with only 18 being conceded. The first team were announced in the proposed constitution of the 2012-13 Baris Northern Counties East League adding to another exciting chapter in the history of Cleethorpes Town football Club. The club's home, Linden Homes Club on Clee Road is a newly renovated and modernised facility that the club are proud to call home. However for upcoming Baris NCEL Division One season the club will play from nearby Bradley Community Stadium.

The club is determined to make further strides to improve and fulfil their immediate ambition of becoming North East Lincolnshire's most successful lower league football club.

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Good afternoon to everyone and a warm welcome to the management, players and supporters of Yorkshire Amateurs.

On Wednesday we had a short trip over to our friends at Louth and it turned out to be a cracking game albeit slightly tarnished by, lets say some dubious decisions by the officials for both sides. But after a difficult first half our quality came through and we ran out 5-1 comfortable winners. We now have another Battle of Bradley and I am sure everyone involved is looking forward to another great occasion.

Todays visitors are well respected in this league and after a difficult season nearly lost them the NCEL status they have bounced back this season and I am sure will make todays game a difficult one and we will have to be at our very best to get a result.

Also on Wednesday our reserve side travelled to Horncastle and came away with a fantastic 1-0 victory. This just shows the strength in depth we have at this club and shows what a great future we have.

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I N S I D E T O D A Y S O W L . . .

The season started off quite slowly but we have now built momentum and are now unbeaten in the last seven matches in all competitions and this is down to fitness, patience and putting away chances that are created.

Wednesday night against Louth Town was a prime example of the above as we gave away a sloppy goal from a corner which was not dealt with. Our possession during the first half was poor and we need to concentrate when we are not in possession. The game changed at half time where fitness was a key factor and also our ball distribution. Goals from Jack Richardson, Jonathan Ogelsby, Marc Cooper and Lee Stephenson saw us comfortably over the line to set up a second round tie with out closest rivals Grimsby Borough.

I am pleased with the draw for the second round as I thought we didnt give a good account of ourselves in our 2-1 victory over them just a few weeks ago.

It is great to see that we have three strikers all vying to be the top goalscorer and this can only be a good thing. Marc Cooper has just come back from injury and after scoring two goals on Wednesday seems to have found his form again. Jonathan Ogelsby is our man in form at the moment with all his seven goals so far this season coming in the past six weeks. Then we have Brody Robertson who has come on leaps and bounds since breaking into the first team at the start of the season and with his confidence growing he will also be a contender.

I think as long as your are honest towards the players then you will get the best out of them, I do believe that the lads have played well so far this season but they can get better. We will have a tough game today against Yorkshire Amateur, especially as their away form eclipses their home and they will be hungry for victory after not winning a match in over a month.

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The club was founded as Yorkshire Amateur A.F.C. by a local man called Ko l in Robertson in Leeds dur ing November 1918. In those early days, the clubs fixtures largely consisted of playing friendlies at Elland Road following the demise of Leeds City FC, on the orders of t h e F o o t b a l l A s s o c i a t i o n , a f t e r irregularities were discovered in their accounts. In 1920 the club decided that the ground was not suitable for their needs and sold the

lease to the newly formed Leeds United AFC for the sum of 250.

The aim of the club in those days was to compete as a major force against the professional teams playing n the north of England. This proved not to be viable and in 1920 the club became one of the founder members of the Yorkshire League, and played at various grounds during this period, even sharing with Harrogate Town at one point.The following year they became the first ever football club from Britain to tour the Eastern European counties of Latvia and Estonia. The club produced a number of leading amateur international players such as Joe Woodcock who, at left back, was the first Bradford born amateur international. In the 1930-31 season they moved to their current home of Bracken Edge.

The most successful year in the clubs history was in 1931-32; they reached the FA Cup 1st Round going out to Carlisle United 3-1, they reached the semi-finals of the FA Amateur Cup before going out to Marine 2-1 and were crowned champions of the Yorkshire Football League Division One.

For the second time in their history, the club reached the the FA Cup 1st round, where they played Lincoln City in 1945-46. Yorkshire Amateur pulled off a 1-0 victory against their Football League opposition but were squashed 5-1 in the second leg, ending their FA Cup dream.

By the late 1970s the club was at a very low ebb and a youth policy was embarked upon with the formation of the Junior Section. This policy has produced rich dividends in recent years with a number of players moving on to full time professional football including Stuart Naylor and Gary Strodder (both West Bromwich Albion), Andy Watson (Swansea City) and Warren Ward (York City). Yorkshire Amateur became a founder member of the Northern Counties East League in 1982, where they still remain today.

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The club is currently managed by Graham Hodder who took over from Pete Cusic in Mach 2007. Graham who holds both FA and UEFA coaching badges had been managing the Reserves and also Yorkshire Amateurs U19 Academy side and was asked to take over when Pete Cusic resigned. Pete Ryder who was Assistant Manager of the Academy agreed to be the First team Assistant. Graham Hodder led the clubs U17s to winning the Supreme Premier Division Championship and the following season he led the U18s to Leeds and District Cup and League Cup success also. Grahams first full season in charge was very much a consolidation period as due to a lack of experiences players he relied heavily on on the young players from the Academy and these young men have done well in stepping up to the NCEL.

The 2007-08 season saw John Ward taking over the Academy bringing a whole host of exciting young players with him to add to the players already at the club. The Academy had a very good season finishing third place in the league and having a good run in the FA Youth Cup.

For the 2009-10 season further changes were made with the Reserves entering the Lancashire League which was a step up in standard of football from then league they were in previously.

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YORKSHIRE FOOTBALL LEAGUE DIVISION TWO CHAMPIONS: 1931/32

YORKSHIRE FOOTBALL LEAGUE DIVISION ONE CHAMPIONS: 1932/33

YORKSHIRE FOOTBALL LEAGUE DIVISION TWO CHAMPIONS: 1958/59

YORKSHIRE FOOTBALL LEAGUE DIVISION THREE CHAMPIONS: 1977/78

WEST RIDING COUNTY CUP WINNERS: 1930/31, 1933/34, 1944/45

WEST RIDING COUNTY AMATEUR FOOTBALL LEAGUE CUP WINNERS: 1953/54,

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NCEL LEAGUE WILKINSON SWORD TROPHY WINNERS: 1998/99

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C L U B H O N O U R S

Pos Team Max Min Avg +/- %

1 Shaw Lane Aquaforce 198 56 155

2 Cleethorpes Town 305 74 153 13.33

3 Shirebrook Town 177 121 147 54.74

4 Knaresborough Town 189 91 139 1.46

5 Worsbrough Bridge Athletic 321 61 114 48.05

6 AFC Emley 137 75 99 -8.33

7 Grimsby Borough 189 57 91 30.00

8 Louth Town 107 62 88 -4.35

9 Selby Town 121 70 88 10.00

10 Hemsworth Miners Welfare 109 62 82 -13.86

11 Hallam 86 65 74 13.85

12 Rossington Main 112 48 74 13.85

13 Pontefract Collieries 99 52 72 -18.18

14 Teversal 138 42 71 12.70

15 Clipstone 71 59 66 3.13

16 Eccleshill United 91 43 65 51.16

17 Dronfield Town 101 45 65

18 Dinnington Town 79 41 54 17.39

19 Bottesford Town 64 32 49 -2.00

20 Yorkshire Amateur 65 33 48 45.45

21 Hall Road Rangers 81 16 46 -32.35

22 Appleby Frodingham 35 26 31 -20.51

Overall 321 16 85 10.39

M E D I A C H A N N E L S

Another long journey to the south of the county saw Cleethorpes Town Under 17s progress to the next round of the Steve Asher Memorial Charity Cup with their biggest win of the season.

Clee went into this game with plenty of confidence following recent good performances and looked dangerous from the start. After 2 minutes Tom Wilson ran in at the far post but couldnt quiet reach a ball that flashed across the box but the signs were there that it wouldnt be long before Clee would open the scoring. 5 minutes into the game it was no surprise to see the deadlock broken when Sam Walker pushed forward to head in from close range.

Clee dominated possession and forced a number of corners and a Will Dyas free kick was well saved by the Pointon keeper. However constant pressure reaped its rewards on 22 minutes when Jordan Patel and Sam Willett combined and played the ball forward to Luke Aldrich. He ran into the box but was brought down by a mistimed tackle and the referee had no choice but to award a penalty. Aldrich had no hesitation in taking the penalty and placed the ball into the bottom corner of the net with the keeper diving the wrong way.

Sam Willett, Matty Moss and Tom Wilson were combining well down the left hand side and after 32 minutes Wilson came in from the left and made the score 3 0 when he side footed the ball in at the near post. Despite this Pointon still posed a threat and won a free quick well into Clee territory but Ben Keal was able to tip the Pointon shot safely over the bar.

Clee continued to press forward and came close with numerous chances and almost scored again in the final seconds of the half when Aldrich beat the keeper, but

was denied his second goal when the ball hit the post and the half time whistle blew.

Clee carried on in similar vain to how they finished the first half and after 4 minutes of the restart Aldrich played the ball through to Walker and although the shot was blocked Walker was first to the loose ball and placed it to the left of the keeper to make it 4 - 0.

10 minutes later Walker was through again and this time he had time and space to calmly take the ball round the keeper and side foot it into an empty net to get his hat-trick and make the score 5 - 0.

Pointon continued to battle but the Clee defence of Paul Blow, Matty Russell, Patel and Willett were solid and as confidence grew and grew in the Clee team, Patel and Blow both pushed forward and had shots from distance.

Dyas had another excellent game in midfield and made it 6 - 0 when he received the ball just inside the box from Saxon Wraith. He shot with his left foot and although the outstretched keeper managed to get a hand to the ball he was only able to push it onto the post and watch it go over the line and into the back of the net.

Wraith, Brad Mitchell and Josh Blakey were controlling the midfield and Pointon had few opportunities. Clee dominance was rewarded again when Luke Mosley was played in down the right. He brought the ball forward and unleashed a shot which beat the keeper at the near post and made the final score 7 - 0 to Clee.

This was an excellent performance from Clee but credit to Pointon for not giving up and a special mention to their keeper who made some excellent saves.

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20/08/2013 2-0 L CGB Humbertherm

24/08/2013 4-1 L Hykeham Town

28/08/2013 0-1 W Nettleham

14/09/2013 1-2 L Boston United Reserves

28/09/2013 0-4 W Grantham Athletic

05/10/2013 6-0 W Lincoln United Reserves

09/10/2013 0-1W Horncastle Town

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3 Hykeham Town 8 5 0 3 1 18

4 CGB Humbertherm 7 5 1 1 13 16

5 Skegness Town 8 5 1 2 10 16

6 Boston United Reserves 9 4 3 2 10 15

7 Skegness United 8 5 0 3 5 15

8 Ruston Sports 8 4 2 2 7 14

9 Horncastle Town 8 3 1 4 1 10

10 Cleethorpes Town Reserves 7 3 0 4 -4 9

11 Sleaford Town Reserves 10 2 2 6 -6 8

12 Nettleham 10 2 2 6 -7 8

13 Heckington United 7 2 1 4 -5 7

14 Grimsby Borough Reserves 9 2 0 7 -19 6

15 Grantham Athletic 8 0 1 7 -30 1

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T R A N S F E R N E W S

Darren Hepworth has been reinstated as manager at AFC Emley just days after he had left the club.It was announced on Friday that he had been relieved of his duties in charge of the Toolstation NCEL Division One side but the decision was sensationally reversed on Sunday.A statement released from the club earlier today read: "The events of the past few days have left everyone at the club stunned.

Following the shock resignation by Leigh Herrick, Winterton Rangers have moved quickly to recruit ex-Barton Town Old Boys chief executive Paul Friskney as their new boss.After successfully steering Winterton away from relegation last season as caretaker manager along with Mark McDonagh, Herrick took the job full time this season but, after only eight games into the new season, he has had to leave the post due to personal reasons.

AFC Emley chairman John Whitehead has announced the departure of the manager of their Toolstation NCEL Division One side, Darren Hepworth.In a statement, he said: "By mutual consent AFC Emley First Team Manager, Darren Hepworth, has parted company with the club with immediate effect. The club thank Darren for his invaluable input over the last 3 years and would wish him every success in future ventures."

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P W D L F A Pts +/-

1 Shaw Lane Aquaforce 13 10 1 2 38 8 31 30

2 Bottesford Town 13 7 6 0 24 11 27 13

3 Eccleshill United 12 8 2 2 27 12 26 15

4 Cleethorpes Town 12 8 2 2 29 16 26 135 Worsbrough Bridge Athletic 12 7 4 1 23 17 25 8

6 AFC Emley 12 8 0 4 29 21 24 8

7 Shirebrook Town 10 6 2 2 24 7 20 17

8 Clipstone 11 5 3 3 23 19 18 4

9 Selby Town 12 6 0 6 14 19 18 -5

10 Teversal 12 5 2 5 22 22 17 0

11 Pontefract Collieries 11 4 4 3 22 13 16 9

12 Yorkshire Amateur 13 5 1 7 21 20 16 1

13 Hall Road Rangers 12 4 2 6 23 24 14 -1

14 Grimsby Borough 12 4 1 7 24 32 13 -8

15 Hemsworth Miners Welfare 12 4 1 7 13 21 13 -8

16 Knaresborough Town 11 3 3 5 16 15 12 1

17 Dronfield Town 12 3 2 7 15 31 11 -16

18 Hallam 12 2 4 6 20 28 10 -8

19 Rossington Main 11 3 1 7 17 32 10 -15

20 Louth Town 11 3 0 8 13 29 9 -16

21 Dinnington Town 12 2 1 9 8 35 7 -27

22 Appleby Frodingham 12 2 0 10 18 33 6 -15


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Bottesford Town VS Eccleshill United 3:00PM

Cleethorpes Town VS Yorkshire Amateur 3:00PM

Dinnington Town VS Grimsby Borough 3:00PM

Dronfield Town VS AFC Emley 3:00PM

Hall Road Rangers VS Hallam 3:00PM

Hemsworth Miners Welfare VS Rossington Main 3:00PM

Knaresborough Town VS Clipstone 3:00PM

Louth Town VS Teversal 3:00PM

Pontefract Collieries VS Selby Town 3:00PM

Shirebrook Town VS Shaw Lane Aquaforce 3:00PM

Worsbrough Bridge Athletic VS Appleby Frodingham 3:00PM

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P W D L F A Pts +/-1 Thackley 12 10 0 2 34 16 30 182 Retford United 13 8 4 1 30 9 28 213 Tadcaster Albion 13 7 5 1 28 14 26 144 Athersley Recreation 11 7 2 2 26 16 23 105 Bridlington Town 12 7 1 4 27 17 22 106 Barton Town Old Boys 11 7 0 4 38 18 21 207 Brighouse Town 9 7 0 2 26 16 21 108 Garforth Town 14 6 2 6 35 19 20 169 Basford United 12 6 2 4 18 13 20 5

10 Worksop Parramore 9 6 1 2 19 12 19 711 Albion Sports 10 6 1 3 23 18 19 512 Liversedge 13 5 2 6 21 28 17 -713 Heanor Town 12 5 1 6 37 29 16 814 Glasshoughton Welfare 11 5 1 5 18 20 16 -215 Maltby main 13 5 0 8 22 27 15 -516 Armthorpe Welfare 13 5 0 8 20 30 15 -1017 Pickering Town 11 4 2 5 27 18 14 918 Long Eaton United 8 4 0 4 13 15 12 -219 Winterton Rangers 14 3 2 9 14 42 11 -2820 Staveley Miners Welfare 11 3 1 7 13 26 10 -1321 Parkgate 12 1 4 7 10 23 7 -1322 Lincoln Moorlands Railway 14 2 1 11 14 53 7 -3923 Nostell Miners Welfare 14 1 0 13 17 51 3 -34

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Armthorpe Welfare VS Liversedge 3:00PM

Basford United VS Retford United 3:00PM

Brighouse Town VS Nostell Miners Welfare 3:00PM

Garforth Town VS Athersley Recreation 3:00PM

Heanor Town VS Barton Town Old Boys 3:00PM

Lincoln Moorlands Railway VS Long Eaton United 3:00PM

Parkgate VS Pickering Town 3:00PM

Tadcaster Albion VS Bridlington Town 3:00PM

Thackley VS Staveley Miners Welfare 3:00PM

Winterton Rangers VS Worksop Parramore 3:00PM

T O D A Y S

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A much changed starting line-up saw Cleethorpes Town travel to Park Avenue after winning their previous six matches in all competitions. Second half goals from Jack Richardson, Lee Stephenson, Jonathan Ogelsby and two from Marc Cooper rounded off a comprehensive win over local rivals Louth Town to set up a second round tie with ground sharers Grimsby Borough.

The match started off very tentatively with neither side willing to give away possession in key areas of the field. This coincided with several niggily fouls being committed by both teams.

The first chance came after nine minutes when Louth Towns player-manager whipped in a dangerous free kick which was gaol bound but out out by an Owls defender for a corner. The corner was swung in from the right and eventually made its way to their number 4 who bungled the ball home from inside the six yard box much to the disapprovement of the traveling support.

The Owls thought that they dad equalised a few minutes later after a great move found Jack Richardson in space but he fired only inches wide of the left hand post. Just moments later Lee Stephenson was fouled just on the edge of the box but play was waved on by the referee even though he had blown his whistle where the ball fell to Jamie Osbourne with the goal gaping but he could only side foot wide.

The next chance to equalise fell to Lee Stephenson, who after a great ball over the top by Ricky Forrest, half vollied the ball goalwards with Shearer-esq technique but this was just off target.

Louth Town nearly extended their league in the 34th minute when from another free kick form Daryl Clare was played deep and found their number 9 in plenty of space but his header was straight at Miles Fenty.The less than decisive first half ended just shortly after Jamie Osbourne had a chance to equalise but could only drive the ball wide of the mark, summing up the Owls first half performance.

A half time substitution that replaced Jamie Osbourne with Marc Cooper seemed to have the desired effect as the Owls started the second half with venom and desire. The equaliser came just seven minutes into the second half when Matthew Oswin picked up the ball half way into his own half when he

played a delightful ball over the top for Jack Richardson to run onto, he took it in his stride and cooly slotted home in off the post. The Owls then took the lead just five minutes later when Lee Stephenson linked up with Marc Cooper, with the latter cushioning the ball back into Stephensons path for him to rival home his first goal of the season.

Louth Towns best chance to equalise came half way through the second half when their number 11 managed to spin away from his marker and shoot from 20 yards but Miles Fenty in goal was at hand to make a good save.

The Louth Town faithful were up in arms with appeals for a penalty with just over 10 minutes to go following a foul on the edge of the area, but the referee only pointed for a free kick and not the desired penalty that they were hoping for. The free kick that was then taken by Daryl Clare was powerfully driven, but over everyones heads.

Just moments later the ball was played up field where Jack Richardson chased a lost cause but managed to get the ball and his shot from a very tight angle hit the upright and bounced to the fortunate goal keeper.

The Owls extended their lead with little over six minutes of play remaining when Jack Richardson played a ball out wide to Luke Mascall who dinked the ball to Marc Cooper who headed home past the static Louth Town goal keeper.

With only one minute of normal time remaining a long ball from the Cleethorpes Town defence was missed by everybody apart from Jonathan Ogelsby who duly collects the ball and rounds the goal keeper to slot home his seventh goal of the season.

The scoring was complete when in injury time Luke Mascall tricked and twisted his way past the Louth Town right back to square the ball to Marc Cooper who slots home his second of the evening to send the Owls into the next round of the Lincolnshire Senior Trophy Northern Section where the Owls will face local rivals Grimsby Borough in the #BattleOfBradley. By Craig & Kelly Kendall

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Garforth Town 0 - 3 Wakefield

Glasshoughton Welfare 1 - 4 Ossett Albion

Ossett Town 5 - 0 Tadcaster Albion

Yorkshire Amateur 1 - 2 Brighouse Town

NCEL PREMIER DIVISIONNCEL PREMIER DIVISIONNCEL PREMIER DIVISION

Basford United 2 - 1 Albion Sports

Lincoln Moorlands Railway 1 - 6 Thackley

Retford Uniited 1 - 0 Bridlington Town

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Dinnington Town 0 - 3 Sheffield United

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Millmoor Juniors 2 - 6 Athersley Recreation

Steveley Miners Welfare 2 - 1 Worsbrough Bridge Athletic

Stocksbridge Park Steels 5 - 1 Dinnington Town

NCEL LEAGUE CUP FIRST ROUNDNCEL LEAGUE CUP FIRST ROUNDNCEL LEAGUE CUP FIRST ROUND

Bottesford Town 1 - 2 Hall Road Rangers

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Winterton Rangers 1 - 5 Heanor Town


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NCEL DIVISION ONENCEL DIVISION ONENCEL DIVISION ONE

Clipstone 4 - 1 Louth Town

Eccleshill United 1 - 1 Shirebrook Town

Grimsby Borough 1 - 3 Dronfield Town

Hallam 2 - 1 Hemsworth Miners Welfare

Rossington Main 2 - 3 Cleethorpes Town

Selby Town 1 - 0 Knaresborough Town

Shaw Lane Aqauforce 1 - 1 Pontefract Collieries

Teversal 1 - 1 Worsbrough Bridge Athletic

Yorkshire Amateur 0 - 2 Bottesford Town

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NOTTS SENIOR CUP FIRST ROUNDNOTTS SENIOR CUP FIRST ROUNDNOTTS SENIOR CUP FIRST ROUND

Clipstone 4 - 1 Kimberley Miners Welfare

Teversal 2 - 0 Calverton Miners Welfare

SHEFFIELD & HALLAMSHIRE SENIOR CUP SECOND ROUNDSHEFFIELD & HALLAMSHIRE SENIOR CUP SECOND ROUNDSHEFFIELD & HALLAMSHIRE SENIOR CUP SECOND ROUND

AFC Emley 1 - 6 Houghton Main

Hallam 2 - 3 Oughtibridge

Kinsley Boys 2 - 4 Maltby Main

Nostell Miners Welfare 1 - 2 Handsworth

Parkgate 1 - 0 Hemsworth Miners Welfare

Pheonix 1 - 12 Worksop Parramore

Rossington Main 8 - 3 Bentley Colliery

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The game started off very slowly with both sides canceling each other out as it was not until the sixth minute before anything of real note came to light. A ball was played in over the top where it fell to Jonathan Ogelsby, a great first touch from the striker ensured he had enough room to unleash a left footed strike which clattered the woodwork; had it gone in it would have been ruled out as the linesman had flagged for offside.

The first chance for Hallam came in the 11th minute when their number seven broke the defensive line of the Owls and chased a lofted ball through but quick thinking from Scott Drury in goal saved the day as he came rushing out to smoother the ball.

Jonathan Ogelsby was certainly enjoying himself on the ball as he played a wonderous cross field ball to Luke Mascall (an identical play to the first goal against Basford United) but this time Mascall could not control the ball.

The opening goal of the game after some great work by the Owls down the right where a clever cross from Alex Flett was met sweetly by Jonathan Ogelsby who side footed home his fourth goal of the season. This first goal gave the Owls much confidence and their second goal followed just three minutes later when Marc Cooper flicked on a header to Brody Robertson just on the corner of the six yard box and rifled home passed the keepers left hand from a tight angle.

It could have been 3-0 had it not been for Brody Robertsons shoe size, had he been just one size bigger he would have been able to reach a wonderful cross from Jonathan Ogelsby whos left footed low cross caught out the Hallam defence.

Hallam had the ball in the back of the net in the 23rd minute after their number 10 poked the ball home past Scott Drury but the linesman came to the Owls rescue as he raised his flag for offside.

A comedy moment came next when Hallams number six was very nearly left red faced when his thumping clearance clattered into Brody Robertsons derrire which went just inches wide of the post with the keeper rooted to the ground.

Hallam did manage to get a goal back before half time when in the 37th minute their number 11 breached the high line of the Owls defence and dinked the ball over the advancing Scott Drury, much to his frustration. As the half time whistle blew the Owls knew that they had to be more clinical and that Hallam had goals in them.

The second half started at a frantic pace and Luke Mascall very nearly extended the lead when a dangerous cross was played in from the left, but he just failed to connect his head to the ball. Jonathan Ogelsby then had two great chances, the first came when he picked the ball up in the channel, glided past Hallams number two with ease, strolled into the 18 yard box but his left footed strike went just wide of the keepers left hand post. The second opportunity fell almost immediately

after when Danny Grant played a defence splitting ball over the top to Ogelsby who was ready to pull the trigger when he was tackled by Hallams number four.

Cleethorpes Town continued to apply the pressure when from a corner their goal keeper fumbled the ba l l which landed at the feet of central defender Richard Peck, making his 13th appearance of the season, had a rush of blood to the head and out his foot through the ball and straight over the fence into the car park from only six yards out.

Further chances from Marc Cooper and Luke Mascall went begging before captain Darren Hanslip showed them exactly how it should be done when a corner from Jonathan Ogelsby was headed down by Lee McFarland where it fell kindly to Hanslip to fire home his first of the season.

The shots carried on raining down on the Hallam goal keeper and Jonathan Ogelsby must have thought he had scored his second of the afternoon after he worked space for himself inside the Hallam half and unleashed a strike that appeared to be heading into the net had it not been for a great save.

In the 76th minute Lee Stephenson was brought onto the field in place of Marc Cooper for his first appearance of the season. Stephenson was involved in the game very quickly an was fouled moments after his first touch of the ball. From this free kick the ball was played along the ground to Alex Flett who had a shot from 25 yards and this was deflected out for another Cleethorpes Town corner. The corner was then played short in a similar style to the free kick when again Alex Flett had a shot but this time it was wide and a goal kick was awarded.

The Owls fourth of the afternoon and Jonathan Ogelsbys second came in the 84th minute when Ogelsby collected the ball 40 yards out, glided past three into the box and smashed the ball home to the keepers right.

The Owls the continued to look for further goals with James Osbourne, Tim Lowe and Jonathan Ogelsby all squandering chances at the death but the fifth goal failed to arrive. As the final whistle went the Cleethorpes Town players celebrated in the centre of the pitch knowing that all their hard work off the field was coming together at the right time.

The match was proudly sponsored by Pattesons Group and their chosen Man of the Match was Jonathan Ogelsby for his outstanding performance and his two well taken goals. A big thank you to all 74 fans who made the effort to come and watch the Owls in what was their fifth straight victory.

By Craig & Kelly Kendall

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Date Fixture Result Att. Starting XIStarting XIStarting XIStarting XIStarting XIStarting XIStarting XIStarting XIStarting XIStarting XIStarting XI SubstitutionsSubstitutionsSubstitutionsSubstitutionsSubstitutionsAugust 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13/17 14 15 16Sat 10 Louth Town 2-0 182 Fenty Grant Heward Peck Forrest Hanslip Mascall Flett Cooper (2) Osbourne Emson Ogelsby Flint Steer Robertson GaughanTue 13 AFC Emley 0-2 108 Fenty Grant Forrest Peck S. Cooper Steer Mascall Richardson Cooper Emson Ogelsby Gaughan Newell Robertson Osbourne HewardSat 17 Knaresborough Town 2-2 143 Fenty Lowe (1) Heward Peck Coleman Hanslip Mascall (1) Gaughan Cooper Emson Robertson Grant Sawyer Belding Newell -Sat 24 Pontefract Collieries 4-4 86 Fenty Lowe (1) Forrest Peck Gordon Gaughan Mascall (1) Flett Cooper (1) Robertson Heward (1) Grant Oswin Newell Deeming StephensonMon 26 Dinnington Town 0-2 44 Drury Lowe Sawyer Peck Coleman Gaughan Mascall Flett Cooper (2) Robertson Ogelsby Grant Fenty Newell Osbourne DeemingSat 31 Selby Town 1-2 70 Lodge Lowe Coleman Peck Gordon Gaughan Mascall Flett Cooper Robertson (2) Ogelsby Emson Stephenson Grant Deeming McFarland

SeptemberWed 4 Dronfield Town 5-0 98 Drury Lowe Coleman Lowe Gordon Gaughan Mascall Flett Emson (2) Robertson Ogelsby (2) Peck Oswin Osbourne (1) Forrest McFarlandSat 7 Eccleshill United 0-2 172 Drury Grant Forrest Peck Gordon Hanslip Mascall Flett Emson Robertson Ogelsby Osbourne McFarland Oswin Gaughan Heward

Sat 14 Hall Road Rangers 1-3 38 Drury Grant Heward Peck Coleman Hanslip Mascall Flett Emson (1) Robertson (2) Ogelsby Oswin Gaughan McFarland Bedling StephensonWed 18 Hallam (Cup) 3-1 51 Fenty Grant Sawyer Forrest Peck Gaughan Newell Oswin Cooper Osbourne (2) Belding (1) Hanslip Drury Heward Emson StephensonSat 21 Basford United (FA Vase) 0-2 74 Drury Grant Heward Peck Coleman Flett Mascall Hanslip Emson (2) Robertson Ogelsby Sawyer Cooper Oswin McFarland Newell

Wed 25 Grimsby Borough 2-1 305 Drury Grant Heward Peck Coleman Hanslip Mascall Flett Emson (1) Robertson Ogelsby (1) Cooper Lowe Oswin Newell SawyerSat 28 Hallam 4-1 74 Drury Grant Lowe Peck McFarland Hanslip(1) Mascall Flett Cooper Robertson (1) Ogelsby (2) Osbourne Newell - Stephenson -October

Sat 5 Rossington Main 2-3 48 Drury Grant Coleman Peck Lowe Hanslip Mascall Flett Cooper Robertson (2) Ogelsby (1) Emson - Newell Stephenson SawyerWed 9 Louth Town (Cup) 1-5 101 Fenty Lowe Coleman Greetham Forest Newell Richardson (1) Oswin Gaughan Stephenson (1) Osbourne Mascall Cooper (2) Ogelsby (1) Peck -Sat12 Yorkshire Amateur HTue 15 Hemsworth Miners Welfare ASat 19 Eccleshill United A

Wed 23 Bottesford Town HSat 26 Shaw Lane Aquaforce HTue 29 Shirebrook Town A

NovemberSat 2 Selby Town ASat 9 Clipstone HSat16 Teversal ASat 23 Appelby Frodingham HSat 30 Grimsby Borough A

DecemberSat 7 AFC Emley H

Sat 14 Dronfield Town ASat 21 Dinnington Town HSat 28 Worsbrough Bridge Athletic A

JanuarySat 4 Worsbrough Bridge Athletic H

Sat 11 Louth Town ASat 18 Knaresborough Town HSat 25 Pontefract Collieries A

FebruarySat 1 Shirebrook Town HSat 8 Bottesford Town A

Sat 15 Hall Road Rangers HSat 22 Hemsworth Miners Welfare HMarchSat 1 Hallam ASat 8 Rossington Main H

Sat 15 Yorkshire Amateur ASat 29 Shaw Lane Aquaforce AAprilSat 5 Selby Town H Underline Denotes SubstitutionDenotes Substitution

Sat 12 Clipstone A Denotes Yellow CardDenotes Yellow CardSat 19 Teversal H Denotes Red CardDenotes Red CardSat 26 Appelby Frodingham A () Denotes No. GoalsDenotes No. Goals

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