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At I2i Stadium Tadcaster - Kick Off 19.45 #Togetherwearefootball West Riding County FA West Riding County FA £2 FINAL v Tuesday 11th April 2017 At i2i Stadium Tadcaster - Kick Off 19.45 #TogetherWeAreFootball West Riding County FA #TogetherWeAreFootball About Us The West Riding County Football Association is the governing body of football in the county. We are one of the largest county football associations in the country and oversee all aspects of the game in our territory. We are responsible for providing the structure and support that enables our players, coaches, volunteers and referees to develop. Our utmost priority is that every participant in our county is given the opportunity to develop in a progressive and enjoyable environment. In addition to our governance responsibilities, we concentrate heavily on the development of the local game and maintain a strong emphasis on the evolution of players, coaches, volunteers and referees. By promoting “Football for all” we encourage participation across all sections of society, regardless of age, ability, race, religion or socio-economic status. By developing innovative programmes and cultivating opportunities in alignment with our governing body (The FA), we deliver the national game strategy in our county. We are also immensely proud of our thriving culture throughout the non-professional game, a sector widely referred to as “Grassroots” football. As a county we believe it essential to uphold our traditions and embrace the legacy of our past. However, we are very much a progressive County FA who are happy to celebrate our history without residing on it. Although the West Riding County Football Association has been the governing body of all association football in the County for over 100 years, today we are an energetic, innovative and ever changing organisation. We remain as passionate as ever about the success of football in the county. 2 West Riding County FA County Cup The West Riding County Cup is an annual football competition held between the clubs of the West Riding County Football Association which was first competed in 1927. It is the senior county cup for the historic West Riding of Yorkshire since the demise of the Senior Cup in 1999. The first winners were Leeds United Reserves in 1927. According to the Rules of the County FA, entry to the competition is by invite from the Council or an authorised committee assigned to run the competition. The Cup enables teams to take a break from their local league competition and put their skills to the test against other clubs from across the County. Bradford Park Avenue FC are the current holders of the Cup after beating Garforth Town 1-0 in last years final. The 2015-16 Final took place at Valley Parade in front of 595 supporters. The winning goal was scored in the 78th minute by Chib Chilaka. Finals from 2001 to 2014: 2014 Harrogate Town 0 - 1 Eccleshill United 2013 FC Halifax Town 1 - 0 Guiseley AFC 2012 Guiseley AFC 1 - 0 Bradford Park Avenue 2011 Guiseley AFC 4 - 2 Thackley FC 2010 Garforth Town 5 - 4 Barnoldswick Town 2009 Garforth Town 1 - 1 Bradford Park Avenue (5 - 4 After Penalties) 2008 Harrogate Town 6 - 0 Bradford Park Avenue 2007 Goole 3 - 1 Guiseley 2006 Farsley Celtic 2 - 1 Harrogate Town 2005 Guiseley AFC 1 - 0 Halifax Town 2004 Halifax Town 2 - 1 Farsley Celtic 2003 Harrogate Town 3 - 1 Farsley Celtic 2002 Harrogate Town 4 - 0 Farsley Celtic 2001 Farsley Celtic 3 - 2 Ossett Town 3 West Riding County FA WRCFA Board of Directors Collectively, the Board of Directors of West Board of Directors Riding County Football Association Limited R. G. Secker (President) are required to direct the business affairs B. G. Chaplin (Chairman) of the Association. Miss H Simpson (Chief Executive Officer) R. I. Allwood Determining the vision and strategy and the A. E. Dent plans, policies and financial investment J. Dolamore required to achieve the Associations’ aims. P. M. Beeby E. Beedham As such, individually and collectively, the D. Fuller directors are accountable to the membership. J. McAulay Directors are elected by the membership for a D. J. Rose term of 3 years, after which time they are D. Hargreaves eligible for re-election. D. Wood (Financial Advisor) WRCC Final Match Officials Joe Starkie 24 years old - Level 3 referee – Leeds FA - Council Member of Leeds Referees Association and WRCFA School of Excellence Coach. I have been refereeing since I qualified when I was 14 Bobby Madley after previously playing for a few of my local junior sides. Having started refereeing aged 16 in 2002 tonight will be an I am currently working as a teacher in Leeds. I have a degree in incredible honour for me. To be selected to referee the County Business Management and have previously studied a PGCE at Cup Final in West Riding is something I have always aimed for Leeds Beckett University. I’m also a qualified football coach and and I am delighted to share this with my team tonight. have previously worked as a coach for the Leeds United Foundation since the age of 16. Having started in the Wakefield Leagues and progressed through the West Yorkshire League, Unibond Leagues, Akeel Ahmed Conference and Football Leagues I am now in my 4th year as I began refereeing in August 2009 after lots of persistence from a Select Group Referee on the Premier League. my Dad and soon caught what we Referees refer to as ‘the bug’. In the 2010-2011 season I received the Stan Jackson Award from This is also my second year as a FIFA International referee. Bradford Sunday Alliance for up and coming referee of the year. Highlights to date include my first full International last year I am now a Level 4 Referee, and my career highlight bar this between Australia and Greece in Melbourne, the Merseyside prestigious final is that have had the privilege to Referee at the and Tyne-Wear derbies and last season’s Championship Play Off IberCup in Portugal in 2015 and to also Referee the Bradford Final at Wembley between Hull City and Sheffield Wednesday. I District Association Cup Final in 2015. have been fortunate enough to officiate in different capacities on the FA Vase Final, the Capital One Cup Final, the FA Youth Cup Kevin O’Donnell Final and the FA Community Shield and tonight’s appointment I am 34 years old and I have been refereeing for 8 years. I am will be right up there with them as an extremely proud moment looking forward to the game. Been part of the match day set up in my career. is a fantastic experience and one to enjoy. I am a level 4 referee and currently referee on the Yorkshire Pool which includes the Good luck to both teams this evening and congratulations on West Yorkshire League, York League and the Humber Premier reaching the final!! League. I also referee on the Heavy Woollen Sunday League and Leeds Combination Sunday League. Two seasons ago, I had Oh one last thing...my mum, Margaret, will be in the crowd this the pleasure to Referee the Heavy Woollen FA Brook Butler Cup evening so be nice to her lad please! Semi-Final. 4 West Riding County FA Today’s TEAMS Tadcaster Albion Farsley Celtic Michael Ingham (GK) Graeme McKibbin (GK) Charlie Murphy (GK) Tom Morgan (GK) Chandler Hallwood (GK) Jake Lofthouse (GK) Andy Milne Adam Clayton Gregg Anderson Aaron Hardy Matt Heath Ryan Serrant Josh Grant Chris Atkinson Jason Mycoe Ross Daly Josh Barrett Alex Davidson Jono Greening Peter Davidson Liam Shepherd Jordan Deacey Dan Thirkell Chris Howarth Fatlum Ibrahimi Lewis Nightingale Conor Sellars Nathan Turner Rob Youhill Ryan Watson Josh Greening Tom Corner Lamin Colley Jordan Armstrong Richard Marshall Carl Stewart Aiden Savory Piteu Crouz Paul Walker Carlos Djalo James Walshaw Marcel Chigumira Jake Rose Joint Managers: Joe Dunnett Neil Parsley John Deacey Manager: Billy Miller Coach: Assistant Manager: Gary Stokes Matt Heath Match Performance Analyst: Physio: Officials Richard Lawrence Gareth Liversedge Physio: Referee Lucy Lendhill Colours: Bobby Madley H: Blue/White Assistants Colours: A: Blue/Yellow Joe Starkie H: Yellow/Blue Akeel Ahmed A: White/Blue 4th Official Kevin O’Donnell 5 1892 The club is believed to have been formed in 1892 as Paul Marshall took over at the start of 2008/09, in John Smith’s FC. It wasn’t until 1923 that the Tadcaster his first season he played mostly local players and the Albion AFC name was adopted. In the early years the team struggled and finished 17th. club played in the local York League. In 1948 Albion In 2009/10, with an influx of a few new key players, won the York League. They continued competing in the Albion won the NCEL Division One title. York League during the 1950’s & 60’s. In 2010, Rob Northfield, took over as Chairman of Tadcaster Albion, in the early days, played home games Tadcaster Albion (2010) Ltd, and the club became a on the site of the cricket ground on Station Road, company limited by guarantee. before moving to the Ings ground, near to where the present Samuel Smith Brewery Packaging Block now Albion finished fourth in their first season in the NCEL stands. Premier Division and won the NCEL President’s Cup, beating Farsley AFC 5-1 in the final. That was followed Changing facilities were in the town, at the rear of the by an 8th place finish in 2011/12 and 6th in 2012/13. Falcon Public House on Chapel Street, and it was a common Saturday afternoon sight to see nets, corner In the 2013/14 season Rob Northfield resigned a few flags, buckets, oranges, players and officials trekking days before the start of the season and i2i Sports Ltd through the town.
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