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Basford United Have Not Made the Start to the Season I Am Sure They Were Looking for Having Lost Both Games to Date LANCASTER CITY FC Giant Axe, West Road, Lancaster Lancashire LA1 5PE Telephone & Fax: 01524 382238 Email: [email protected] Website: www.lancastercityfc.com Welcome . WWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWELCOME Good afternoon and welcome to our opening home Northern Premier League game against Bas- ford United. We would like to extend a warm welcome to their Players, officials and supporters along with the match officials and hope they enjoy their visit. The midweek FA Cup tie proved to be a tense affair and I am sure none of us anticipated it ending up with a penalty shoot out. Whilst out performance was below par, credit should also go to Runcorn who were competitive throughout and could have secured a win themselves. The game also saw a visit from the police to check on our Covid safety procedures which high- lighted a few issues which has resulted in extra precautions being implemented. It is important that we all follow the regulations in place if we are to continue operating as we are now. The draw for the next round has paired us with another North West Counties side, Skelmersdale United which gives us a great opportunity to progress further although we will almost certainly need a better performance than Tuesday to progress Basford United have not made the start to the season I am sure they were looking for having lost both games to date. An opening league fixture against Warrington Town is always going to be a tough start but they will have been extremely disappointed to have gone out of the FA Cup at Chasetown in midweek. I am sure they will be determined to put things right today so will prove tough opposition. We are at home again on Tuesday evening when Morpeth Town visit Giant Axe before the FA Cup tie at Skelmersdale on Saturday Enjoy the game. Andrew Satterthwaite CITY CLUB DIRECTORY President Ian Sharp LIFE Vice President : Barry Neswham Chairman : Stuart Houghton General Manager : Graham Dockerty Non Executive Directors : Eric Williams (Supporters Club) : Keith Winder Club Secretary : Sarah Pearce Assistant Secretary : Mike Sparks Club Treasurer : Amy Evans Gold Bond Co-ordinator : Pam Satterthwaite COACHING STAFF First Team Manager : Mark Fell Assistant Manager : Graham Lancashire First Team Coach : Rob Henry Goalkeeping Coach : Mark Thornley Sport Therapist : Paul Winstanley Medical Consultant : David Rhodes Kit Manager : Michael McGahon Assistant Kit Manager : Stuart Wilson Assistant Kit Manager : Michael Wilson OTHER PERSONNEL Youth Squad Manager : Lee Dodgson Club Solicitor : Peter Rutherford Club Chaplin : Fr Anthony Keefe Club Historian : David Cunliffe Commercial Manager: Alex Everett Club Webmaster : Eric Williams / Graham Dockerty LCFC Media : Alex Everett Club Safety Officer : Rob Hill Welfare Officers : Jan Walsh / Peter Davies Groundsman : Aran Rigg GroundStaff : David Hughes / Peter Benson / David Cunliffe / Moreen Cunliffe/ Rob Hill / Billy Heron / Tony Moorby / Steve Wright / Pam Satterthwaite PROGRAMME TEAM Editors : Andrew Satterthwaite / Barry Newsham Contributors : Fr Anthony Keefe / Steve Wright / Keith Winder / Ian Wood Printing / Compiling : Andrew Satterthwaite / Graham Dockerty Public Address : Eric Williams Raffle / Golden Goal Sellers : Jan & Ron Walsh SUPPORTERS CLUB General Secretary : Keith Winder Treasurer : Steve Wright LANCASTER CITY FOOTBALL CLUB IS A TRADING NAME OF LANCASTER CITY FC LTD REG No 06010739 THERE ARE 8 SHAREHOLDERS ALL OWNING 11.3% OF THE SHARE CAPITAL THESE ARE : D.NEEDHAM. I. SHARP. E.WILLIAMS. S.HOUGHTON. M.HOYLE. R.MUCKLE. G.DOCKERTY. AND T.CLARKSON. THERE ARE 10 FURTHER SHAREHOLDERS EACH HOLDING NO MORE THAN 1.3% OF THE SHARE CAPITAL REGISTERED OFFICE : THE CLOSE, QUEENS SQUARE, LANCASTER, ENGLAND, LA1 1RS ACCOUNTANTS : CWRCHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS, THE CLOSE, QUEENS SQUARE, LANCASTER, ENGLAND, LA1 1RS Fell’s View . with City boss Mark Fell . Mark Fell & Graham Lancashire Well football is back and it’s doing my head in already! – says Mark Fell this week !! “Saturday we did everything but put the ball in the net multiple times. I thought we looked fit, strong and creative, we just lacked that ruthlessness in front of goal. Killer grabbed us a point but there was no one in Bower Fold who didn’t think we did enough to win it, including Simon Howarth (Stalybridge’s Manager) who was very complimentary about us. Fast forward to Tuesday, and if I had any hair left, it’s in the stand next to the directors box. I know my post-match interview raised some eyebrows but it’s the truth, we dropped our levels and that’s not acceptable. On another day we’d have been knocked out and that would be a disaster for the football club. We got let of the hook massively and although we’ll move on quickly, we need not to forget how vulnerable we are (or any team is) when not at our best. It wasn’t necessarily workrate that I was critical of, more that, with the players at this club our quality on the ball has to be better. Ironically; I know that we’ll be better Saturday. Basford will come and we’ll raise our game against one of the league favourites, we always do! On the playing front, two young players, Ben Anderson and Jamie Hodgson who trialed for us in pre-season have gone to Kendal for some game time and more experience. Paul Dawson should return this week and Nozza’s (and mine) ban is complete. Sam Bailey is our only worry with a badly bruised ankle. Finally a plea, that all supporters adhere to the social distancing guidelines at all times in the stadium. It’s a blow that we’ve been further reduced to 200 fans and that will have a knock on effect financially, we’ve been unfairly targeted in my view, especially seeing how little other clubs have done compared to us, but we need to be absolutely squeaky clean to get that num- ber back up ASAP. So if stewards or club officials remind you of the need to distance, please follow the requests, whilst enjoying the game and getting behind the lads.” Our Visitors ~ BASFORD UNITED Introducing our Pitching In NPL Premier Division Opponents . Basford United FC have been on a meteoric growth achieving 5 promotions in the last 8 years and will this season 2020-21 play again at Step 3. Promoted to the Northern Premier League, Premier Division for the sea- son 2018-19 the team adapted well to the new challenge and finished a very respectable 6th place in our de- but season at this level. The club have this preseason appointed ex Nottingham Forest legend Steve Chettle as 1st team Manager and Head of Basford United Football Academy. Basford United FC are collectively working towards the objectives of Step 1 National League Football by 2022- 23 and Football League by 2025-26 and are backed by our ambitious Chairman. Expanding on our recent history which has been staggering; In 2017-18 Basford were promoted following an emphatic Northern Premier League Division One South cam- paign, winning the championship, recording a century of points gained and goals scored. One of Nottingham’s oldest established football clubs, with a history stretching back to 1900, Basford have had a very established existence. Our current Chairman Chris Munroe joined the club in 2007 as manager and oversaw the 1st team for 3 years until handing over the reigns to Darren Saunders, with Chris Munroe taking over as Chairman. For the 2010-11 season the club achieved promotion from the Notts Senior League entering the National League System by joining the Step 7 Central Midlands League South Division. The stay in the Central Midlands League was short as tin 2011-12 Basford United won the League and Floodlit Cup in their first season to earn promotion to the Step 6 East Midlands Counties League for 2012-13. Basford stormed through the EMCL, winning the league at their first attempt with a record points total and becoming the first club to do the league and cup double. Whilst in the EMCL, Basford also entered the FA Vase for the first time, reaching the Second Round where they went down 5-3 away to AFC Rushden & Diamonds in front of a near 600 crowd. Success in the EMCL saw the club promoted to Step 5 for 2013-14. Basford debut at Step 5 of the NLS was in the Northern Counties East League Premier Division. A creditable fifth place finish in a season that also saw Basford’s return to the FA Cup after a long absence under the guidance of Martin Carruthers who was ap- pointed manager during this campaign. Basford were then laterally moved sideways into the newly formed Midland Football League Premier Division for 2014-15, a move the club took in its stride winning the league at the 1st time of asking. Earning promotion into Step 4 into the Northern Premier League South for season 2015-16, which was the sixth successive season that the club have played in a new league, surely some sort of record. Basford proved more than equal to the challenge by finishing their first NPL season in fourth place, losing to eventual promotion winners Coalville Town in the play-offs. Some consolation was gained by winning the Notts FA Senior Cup for the second successive sea- son. 2016-17 Basford finished 6th missing out on the playoffs by 1 point, this then led to promotion in 2017-18 as mentioned above. Our Visitors ~ BASFORD UNITED Introducing our Pitching In NPL Premier Division Oppo- nents . Under the watch and investment of Chairman Chris Munroe the clubs home facility, that prior to 2011 was an open field, now represents a state of the Art Football Facility fit offering prospects for further expansion with over £3.0M worth of investment over this period.
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