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M REVIE U 2020-2021 W FC FA Cup 4th qualifying round Saturday 24th October v GUISELEY AFC VOLUME 16, ISSUE 10 Broadhurst Park Price: £2 OFFICIAL FC UNITED OF MANCHESTER MATCHDAY PROGRAMME FCUM REVIEW 2020-2021 THE FC UNITED PROGRAMME It’s certainly the biggest game in my time here as manager so far, LIVE STREAM and the same is true for many For FCUM fans who are of these players. reading the e-programme and not attending today’s Lions under Marcus Bignot braver than we probably were match at Broadhurst Park, and Russ O’Neill, with them here on Tuesday night. We’ve there will be a live stream knocking on the door of the shown how good we can be available for the game – “play-offs when the season was already this season, with the costing the usual £5. brought to an end. games against Pontefract The stream is available to They’ve started this season Colls and then Stafford last watch online from 2.30pm in strong form, with a pair of week really standing out,” and can be found if you good victories in the Cup, and we need to display that visit https://tinyurl.com/ along with a 4-0 victory against confidence in ourselves. fcumtv-live Blyth Spartans to kick-off the It’s obviously been a tough Those booking will be league campaign. week for everyone in Greater emailed a password so Neil Reynolds We’re certainly not going to Manchester, so we’ll be doing please check your junk and FC UNITED’S MANAGER TALKS IN THE BUILD-UP TO TODAY’S GAME read too much into their 1-0 our best to put a smile on the spam folders. defeat against Hereford last faces of those who are able to Thanks to all fans who have I’ve no real excuses to make We made a few tactical manager so far, and the weekend. It’s been stop-start be here today. tuned in so far and, along for Tuesday’s performance changes at half-time and it was same is true for many of these for clubs so far, so you’re There will be some changes with the e-programme, here against Lancaster – great to see a near immediate players. going to see results like that. from Tuesday night, and we hope you are enjoying we just weren’t at our best. impact with the goal. It was a I’ve spoken before about the The fact that Hereford’s winner having Luke Griffiths back the alternative matchday We knew what to expect lovely pass from Charlie, and photographs that are up in the represents the only goal from suspension is a huge experience we’re providing. from Lancaster, and I think an equally good finish from tunnel, showing the great they’ve conceded so far this boost. We know the quality we Though it’s not possible we got sucked in to trying to Dan to break the deadlock. moments in the club’s history season speaks volumes about have in this side, and we’re for many of our previous play them at their own game After that, it was then hugely – that famous night at how good they are defensively, really going to have to show regulars to attend games at times. I made the decision frustrating to concede the Rochdale in 2010 being an as well as going forward. it today if we’re going to be in at the moment, the support to start with a 4-4-2 and it just equaliser less than five minutes obvious standout moment. We just need to play our the hat come five o’clock. of our ‘Armchair Army’ is didn’t really work. later. It was a nice cross to set These lads are so driven to own game, and really be a bit Reno always appreciated. We had to make the early it up but, in all honesty, it was create their own piece of change with Michael Fowler really sloppy defending which history here, and to be spoken coming off before half-time. made for an easy finish. of in the same way as the likes It felt like things were getting Both sides had chances late of Platt, Cottrell and Norton. a bit out of hand on the pitch, on, but a draw was probably a That said, we’re under no and with him already on a fair result in the end. The main illusions about the task in front yellow card, I didn’t want the positive to take away from of us today if we are going to referee to have an excuse to the game is that we remain make it into the next round. send him off with big games unbeaten, having played a We last met Guiseley here coming up. number of good sides so far. back in February 2019, with Michael was obviously We’re now potentially us fighting back to salvage frustrated to be brought off so just 90 minutes away from a memorable 3-3 draw. Both early, but it’d have been poor the first round proper of the sides were fighting for their management on my part if I’d FA Cup, as we welcome lives in the National North at For match highlights, post-match interviews, have left him out there and he Guiseley AFC to Broadhurst the time, and ultimately they opinion, analysis, and plenty more... ended up getting a red card Park this afternoon. survived and we didn’t. when he’s such a big part of It’s certainly the biggest Last year proved to be a visit www.fcum.tv our team. game in my time here as much better season for The The FC United boss was speaking to Paul Hurst in the run-up to this afternoon’s match [email protected] 0161 769 2005 @FCUnitedMcr F.C United of Manchester @fcutdofmanc FCUM REVIEW 2020-2021 THE FC UNITED PROGRAMME Broadhurst News MATCHDAY PROCEDURES FA TROPHY DRAW – with the Latics first team As mentioned the past two FC United have operating at Football League FCUM Reviews and on drawn Northern level, and the ground not yet the club’s official website Premier League deemed suitable for games to recently, we are currently Division One take place. FC UNITED MANIFESTO operating under increased West side Democratically agreed by the Covid-related restrictions Marske United in ACADEMY RECRUITMENT club members (owners) in 2005: with regards to our usual the third qualifying round of FC United are looking to - The Board will be democratically FCUMW pre-season friendly last year, matchday procedures. this season’s FA Trophy. recruit two coaches to join elected by its members Following last Sunday’s with the Magpies winning 2-1. - Decisions made by the It is important for all fans The tie is scheduled to take our club’s academy on a impressive 5-2 victory They were close contenders membership will be decided on attending Broadhurst Park to place at Broadhurst Park on part-time basis. for relegation last season but a one-member, one-vote basis make themselves familiar with Saturday 31st October. This is an exciting chance against Norton & Stockton are under new management - The club will develop strong the new matchday regulations Further ticket and match to develop your career in Ancients in the FA Cup, FC United’s women’s team and currently lie ninth in the links with the local community as we strive to continue arrangement details will follow football coaching, being part and strive to be accessible to all, will return to league action 12-team FA Women’s National hosting games in the safest soon, so please keep an eye of the academy department, discriminating against none League Division One North possible environment. on the official website and our and responsible for delivering tomorrow afternoon. - The club will endeavour to make The Reds will meet West with one defeat and one win to All help and understanding social media pages for any the academy coaching admission prices as affordable Didsbury & Chorlton in the their name. towards these guidelines are updates. programme to maximise the as possible, to as wide a North West Women’s Regional Finally, looking forward to both imperative for the club to opportunities for players to constituency as possible Premier Division at Brookburn the match at Wests, where - The club encourage young and stage matches, and also FA YOUTH CUP reach their full potential in line Road (kick-off 2pm), with the Reds will be looking to local participation, playing and appreciated by the many who Our FA Youth Cup with the academy vision and manager Kamran Hussain maintain an unbeaten start, supporting, wherever possible are working behind the scenes match against philosophy. beaming after his team’s the FCUMW boss added: “It’s - The Board will strive to avoid to help make matchdays run Litherland Remyca A typical week would consist outright commercialism history-repeating result back to the league tomorrow as efficiently as possible during at Broadhurst Park of 7.5 hours but this is subject - The club will remain a non-profit against the Ancients. away to West Didsbury & these challenging times. on Thursday night was to change, and the salary is up organisation He told FCUM Review: Chorlton. Please visit the official FC cancelled just two days to £12 per hour depending on “Sunday was the perfect “I know the coaches OWNERS: THE FANS website for a full breakdown before the fixture was experience.
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