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Radcliffe Fc OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMME RADCLIFFE FC Gainsborough Trinity 24 October 2020 Northern Premier League Issue 9 3pm KO £2 #WeAreRadcliffe 027A1094 ADMIRAL PROUD KIT SUPPLIER OF RADCLIFFE FC HONOURS Northern Premier League Divison 1 1996-97 Northern Premier League Division 1 Play-Off Winners 2002-03, 2018-19 North West Counties First Divison 1984-85 North West Counties Second Divison 1982-83 South East Lancashire League 1980-81 Welcome back to the Neuven Stadium! South Lancashire League Divison One 1951-52 South Lancashire League Divison Two This afternoon we welcome Gainsborough Trinity to the 1950-51 Neuven. A warm welcome to their Staff, Players and Fans. Manchester Premier Cup In this issue we take a look back at our win against 2007-08 South Lancashire League Shield Bamber Bridge and our narrow defeat to league leaders 1949-50, 1950-51, 1951-52 Warrington Town. South Lancashire Cup 1950-51, 1952-53, 1954-55 We also have another addition of the Boro quiz plus a look Lancashire League Cup at today’s opponents. 1969-70 Manchester League Gylchrist Cup 1958-59, 1961-62 Enjoy the game Bury Amateur League Cup 1949-50 UP THE BORO! CLUB ROLE Life President Bernard Manning Jnr Chairman Paul Hilton Secretary Matthew Jones Match Operations Dave Chalmers Stadium Manager Alan Townley Community Officer Pete Lofthouse Commercial Manager Mike Burtonwood Head of Media Adam Harrison Medias Officers George Bishop-Green Photographers Videographer Robert Duckworth Club Historians Stewart Fell RADCLIFFE FOOTBALL CLUB (RBFC Limited) NEUVEN STADIUM, COLSHAW CLOSE EAST, Roy Swinbank RADCLIFFE, M26 3PE Website: www.radcliffefc.com Manager Lee Fowler Email: [email protected] Assistant Manager David Thompson Twitter: @RadcliffeBoro Facebook: Radcliffe FC First Team Coach Andrew Dooley Instagram: Radcliffe FC Goalkeeping Coach Nick Culkin YouTube: Radcliffe TV Physio Jess Bradley Club Entity: Incorporated - Private Limited Company by Shares Kitman Paul Welsby Company No: 02856934 Major Shareholders: Bernard Manning, 72 Group Holdings, John Ryan MANAGER’S MANAGER’S FOWLER Good afternoon and welcome! We would like to welcome Curtis and his club to the Neuven. They have picked up some good wins and battled through some difficult times finically with Covid as they would nor- mally have a healthy budget but not this year and they have had injuries to key players so we have to be ready for any of his teams as they will be ready! They will look to attack with pace in the wide areas and we must be wary of that. After Saturday’s game against Warrington, the lads will be full of confidence. The result didn’t match our performance. For the fans who were there not only ours but there’s as well knew that we should have won the game as it was all one-way traffic in the second half. Yet again we have been on the wrong end of a decision that changed the dynamics of the game, the officials have a hard job. That is two decisions that have gone against us in a matter of two weeks. To make matters worse we have sent them into the FA and they have admitted both decisions were wrong. A foul should have been awarded in the Basford game leading to the second goal and the penalty decision on Saturday, but it will all swing round over the course of the season and even itself out. It had been great to be on the training ground this week, it’s been while with games and not being able to use Deans due to Covid. We need to fine tune a few things and continue the style of play. All that’s lacking is the consistency in results and wins. not the performance. We have to be more clinical in front of goal, as the chances per game we’re creating is in a very high volume. We now have to finish of the great play we have shown and the chances into goals and then into 3 points. We beat South Shields, we lost narrowly to Warrington and lost to Buxton who are the favourites to win the league. We aren’t far away they need to gel. Our hardest game was in the FA Cup against Workington where we never got to grip their style of play but we still came out on top! Continue to support the lads and the badge as we will need you, Enjoy today’s game, Fowls 4 STADIUM NEUVEN STADIUM Ground Regulations Persons entering the Neuven Stadium on match days are only admitted subject to the following rules and regulations. The club reserves the right to eject from the ground any person who is considered to have committed any of the following acts: Entering the ground by any means other than through the proper turnstile entrances Entering the field of play before, during or after a game without prior authorisation Being drunk or under the influence of alcohol or drugs Carrying items which may be considered a danger to others Throwing any article onto the field of play Climbing floodlight pylons, fences, stands or any other structure or building Using obscene or abusive language (racial or otherwise) likely to cause offence others Using violence of any nature. All vehicles parked within the grounds of the Neuven Stadium are at the owners’ risk. REPORT Final Score - 2-1 Dixon 12’ (P), Duffy 40’, Akpa-Akpro 68’ The Boro come away from Cantilever Park with vs Warrington Town nothing despite a second half onslaught from Lee Northern Premier League Fowler’s men Cantilever Park, 17/10/20 3pm Radcliffe FC left Cantilever Park with high heads Radcliffe went into the break behind despite creating despite losing 2-1 after a dominant performance at chances as the half went on. the league leaders. At the break Crothers made way for Kole Hall Bohan Dixon’s spot kick and Luke Duffy’s strike put after Luca Navarro entered the field for Javid Swa- the home side ahead before Jean Louis Akpa- Akpro by-Neavin. grabbed one back for the Boro. The Boro came out for the second period with Both sides raced out of the blocks looking to grab an Fowler’s message ringing in their ears. Within two early goal. The first real chance of the game fell to the minutes Akpa-Akpro forced Charlie Albinson into a home side. Bohan Dixon released Jack Mackreth. He smart save. drew a smart save from Cam Belford in the Boro goal before it was well cleared ahead of the on running Kole Hall called Albinson into action again shortly Josh Amis. after. His flicked header was tipped just over the bar. With 10 minutes on the clock Warrington were Substitute Navarro started to cause Warrington a lot awarded a penalty. After a short period of pressure of problems. He drove a shot just wide of the mark on the Radcliffe box the referee judged a back post after make space just outside the area. header to have hit the hand of Jack Shiels, the referee took no hesitation but to point to the spot despite the It was the turn of Si Lenighan to try and half the complaints of the Radcliffe players. Dixon stepped up deficit. He fired a powerful shot goal wards which for the Yellows and slammed home the spot kick to looked destined for the top corner but a flying Al- give the home side an early lead. binson had other ideas. The Boro looked to get back into the game as the first Shortly after the hour mark Belford had to be on his half went on. Matty Crothers whipped two brilliant toes. He saved well when Amis looked to be in to grab balls into the box but no one could get a meaningful a third. touch to get Fowler’s men back into the game. The away side’s pressure finally prevailed on 66 Shortly before half time Warrington had doubled their minutes. Akpa- Akpro was on hand to turn home lead. Belford was called off his line to clear for the Jonathan Royle’s ball into the box at the front post. Boro but his clearance only landed at the feet of Luke Duffy who fired from miles out and found the back of Radcliffe continued to push forward as the game went the net. on as they went in search of an equaliser. The Boro had two brilliant opportunities as half time Navarro again had another great chance but he could loomed. Andy Owens linked up well with Jean only sting the hands of Albinson in the Yellows goal. Louis Akpa-Akpro but his shot was well blocked for a corner. In the closing minutes of the game Tom Miller met a ball into the box but he could only head over the bar. 8 Warrington Town Radcliffe FC 1. Charlie Albinson 1. Cam Belford 2. Mitch Duggan 2. Tom Miller 3. Matthew Taylor 3. Javid Swaby- Neavin 4. Charlie Munro 4. Simon Lenighan 5. Mark Roberts 5. Jack Shiels 6. Matty Regan 6. Olly Thornley 7. Jack Mackreth 7. Jonathan Royle 8. Michael Rose 8. Matty Crothers 9. Josh Amis 9. Jean Louis Akpa- Akpro 10. Bohan Dixon 10. Andy Owens 11. Luke Duffy 11. Larnell Cole Substitutes Substitutes 12. Joel Amado 12. Rhian Hellawell 14. Jordan Buckley 13. Joey Oldham 15. Jack Dunn 14. Kole Hall 16. Callum Grogan 15. Luca Navarro 17. Chris Holroyd 16. Luis Morrison 9 REACTION Boro Manager Lee Fowler was lost for words after his side 3-0 loss to Basford United on Saturday afternoon. The 38-year-old believed that his side have to start showing a level of consistency to start moving up that table.
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