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THACKLEY AFC Saturday 14Th November 2015 3.00Pm Kick Off at I2i Stadium Matchday PROGRAMME Tadcaster Albion AFC Joe Lister 1990 - 2005 We will remember them... THACKLEY AFC Saturday 14th November 2015 3.00pm kick off at i2i Stadium Matchday PROGRAMME £1.50 John Smith’s FC The club is believed to have been In 1982/83 they became a founding Albion finished fourth in their first formed in 1892 as John Smith’s FC. member of the Northern Counties season in the NCEL Premier Division It wasn’t until 1923 that the Tadcaster East League, originally in the NCEL and won the NCEL President’s Cup, Albion AFC name was adopted. In Division Two North before league beating Farsley AFC 5-1 in the final. the early years the club played in the reorganisations led them to Division That was followed by an 8th place finish local York League. In 1948 Albion One in 1991. They rarely finish in the in 2011/12 and 6th in 2012/13. won the York League. They continued top half of the league in the 1990’s In the 2013/14 season Rob Northfield competing in the York League during and finished bottom in 2001/02 & resigned a few days before the start of the 1950’s & 60’s. 2003/04. the season and i2i Sports Ltd agreed Tadcaster Albion, in the early days, At the start of 2004/05, Jim Collis to take effective control of the club played home games on the site of became manager and at this point and company, with Matthew Gore the cricket ground on Station Road, becoming the new Chairman. fortunes on the pitch started to improve before moving to the Ings ground, near dramatically. In his first season, Albion In 2014/2015 the Brewers lead the to where the present Samuel Smith finished 5th in the league, the following NCEL Premier for most of the season, Brewery Packaging Block now stands. year a 3rd place finish meant promotion but a poor run of games in March led to Changing facilities were in the town, at was missed by one point. them finally finishing in third. the rear of the Falcon Public House on Jimmy Reid took over as manager in An excellent run in the FA Vase saw Chapel Street, and it was a common 2006, but his time was blighted by them make history by making it through Saturday afternoon sight to see nets, off the field problems. An attempted to the Quarter Final of the FA Vase corner flags, buckets, oranges, players hostile takeover by dissident commit- where they drew a record breaking and officials trekking through the town. tee members took a massive amount crowd of 1,307, but were narrowly Down the years the club has played of money to fight. Then in Nov 2007, beaten by Highworth Town. in several leagues. In early times, an attempted arson attack on the The Brewers also broke many other Barkston Ash and later still the Yorkshire clubhouse caused a lot of damage. records throughout the season – taking and Northern Counties East Leagues. Paul Marshall took over at the start of more than 200 fans away to Armthorpe Football continued on the Ings ground 2008/09, in his first season he played Welfare on a cold Tuesday night where until 1960, when the club moved 100 mostly local players and the team they went on to win 10-0. yards up river to its present home at the struggled and finished 17th. At the end of the season, the club Park. In 2009/10, with an influx of a few opted not to renew their contract with In 1973 the club joined the Yorkshire new key players, Albion won the NCEL manager Paul Marshall, and two weeks League Division 3 and were promoted Division One title. later former Harrogate Railway boss in 1975 & 1977 to reach Division 1, In 2010, Rob Northfield, took over as Billy Miller was unveiled as the club’s relegation was to follow in 1979 & Chairman of Tadcaster Albion (2010) new manager. 1980. Ltd, and the club became a company limited by guarantee. 2 TAFC Information Club History: Founded: 1892 Nickname: The Brewers Owners: i2i Sports Ltd Joined NCEL: Founding member since 1982 Midweek Matchday: Tuesday Club Ground: Address: i2i Stadium, Ings Lane, Tadcaster, LS24 9AY. Club Officials: Capacity: 1500 - Seats: 150 Chairman: Floodlights: Installed 1995 Matthew Gore Clubhouse: Yes Bar: Yes Directors: Hot & Cold Food: Yes Kent Mayall & James Gore Club Shop: At the ground or Website President: Club Honours: Kevin Derry Vice President: NCEL Division 1 Champions 2009-2010 David Lloyd Head of Sport: NCEL President’s Cup 2010-2011 Danny Gore Club Secretary: PROSTAR Cup Winners Ian Nottingham 2010-2011 & 2011-2012 Match Secretary: Club Records: Ian Parker Highest Home Attendance: Programme & Website: 1,307 v Highworth Town FC, Mark Murphy TheFA Vase 6th Round Replay, Public Relations: 2014-2015 Karen Faughey Highest Away Attendance: Head Groundsman: 1002 v Halifax Town FC, Dave Wakefield The FA Cup 2nd Round Qualifying, Club Photographer: 2011-2012 Ian Parker Highest Home Victory: Social Media & Website: 13-0 v Blidworth Welfare FC, Jay Taylor NCEL Division 1, 1997-1998 Home Away Highest Away Victory: Club Staff: 2015-16 Season 2015-16 Season 0-10 v Blidworth Welfare FC, Manager: NCEL Division 1, 1997-1998 MANUFACTURER MANUFACTURER Billy Miller 0-10 v Armthorpe Welfare FC, Assistant Manager: NCEL Premier Division, Matt Heath 2014-2015 SPONSOR SPONSOR Performance Analyst: Highest Home Defeat: Richard Lawrence 2-10 v Thackley FC, Physio/Fitness Coach: NCEL Division 2 North, Lucy Lendhill 1984-1985 Head Steward: Kev Wakefield 3 TAFC Directors’ Notes Welcome to today’s game against Thackley. We hope everyone Our first team also play York City Reserves on Tuesday night. who has travelled up from West Yorkshire has had a safe Kick off is 7.30pm and entry is free of charge. So please come journey. We’re all very much looking forward to an enjoyable and along and support the lads. A big thank you to everyone who competitive match. The Dennyboys visit the i2i Stadium in a rich came along to last week’s Under 21 game against Bolton Woods. vein of form having put together an impressive string of four wins, The lads put in an outstanding performance coming away 13-0 which has seen them score 13 goals in the process. Hopefully our winners. If you haven’t seen the goals, they’re available on our defence will be the one that brings their run to an end. Facebook page. There is some amazing talent within our ranks, which bodes extremely well for the future. We’re also delighted to welcome TAFC’s new signing Gregg Anderson back to the club. Gregg played for Taddy in the 2005/06 Welcome also to the family of Joe Lister who are attending season and has a first class footballing CV, having played for today’s game. As many of you will know, 14-year-old Joe Halifax Town, Buxton, Clitheroe and North Ferriby United to name tragically lost his life in a caving accident ten years ago today. but a few. FA Trophy winner Gregg made his debut in Saturday’s As a keen Manchester United fan and former TAFC junior player, 4-1 win over Handsworth Parramore and is a fantastic addition to Joe’s family and friends have organised a charity match in his the squad. We’re very much looking forward to seeing what he memory, which takes place on the Taddy pitch at 6pm today. All can achieve with the Brewers this season. proceeds from the game will go towards the Upper Wharfedale Fell Rescue Association, so please give generously to this very Earlier this week, we were granted planning permission to expand worthy cause. The teams will be made up of the 2005 Tadcaster the i2i Stadium. The contractors have been given the go-ahead Albion U15’s against Joe’s brother’s team ‘Ben Lister’s All Star and work should commence in the next week. It is a two week 11’. We didn’t know Joe personally, but we know he would have work programme, which will cover the area between the turnstile been immensely proud of everyone’s efforts today. There will be a and the end of the current covered standing area. Hopefully this minute’s applause at the beginning of the game in Joe’s memory. will be a big improvement for supporters during winter games. SMOCK TOP Thanks to everyone who has donated to the Raise the Roof Enjoy today’s game and thanks as always for your support. appeal. The i2i Sports Directors • 100% Polyester Taslan for Maximum Protection Next Saturday we take on Worksop Town in the second round of Matt Gore, James Gore from the Elements [RC]• PU - Width: Backed 9cm with Water[UB1] -Resistant Width 7cm Coating[LC] to - WidthOuter 8cm the FA Vase, which is going to be a massive game. We’ve already & Kent Mayall Shell • Ergonomic Fit Drop Shoulder Over the Head Design beaten the league leaders once this season, so we’ll be looking for optimum mobility • Fully Adjustable Open Hem Design with Concealed to do it again next week. After last season’s amazing run in the Shock cord System and Sports Toggles • Knitted Rib Collar[CC] / Elasticated - Width 25cm Cuffs / FA Vase, we’d love to be able to do it again this year, so if you Mesh Lining / Drip Lining to Rear / have any friends who have never been to Taddy, please invite Treating people the way we expect to be treated Reinforced seams at Critical Points for Durability • Flat Lock Hem / Overlocked anti friction Seams & them along on Saturday and let’s get a bumper crowd at the i2i Printed Wash care Labels for Ease of Wear • Suitable for General[UB2] Sports - Width / 20cmTravel / Training Stadium.
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