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MATCH BALL Dojd MATCH I TRAVE RE MAN OF THE MATCI TRAVELLERS REST MATCHBALL DOjd TRAVELLER§^ REST C L U B S P O N S O R MOTOR SPARES Ltd. Siind mUTY VEHICLE COMPONENTS Kick TOWN &COUNTY The Official Monthly Draw of Workington Town R*L»F*C 1st Prize: £4000.00 2nd Prize: Holiday Voucher or £500.00 3rd Prize: £100.00 4th Prize: £75.00 5th Prize: £50.00 6th -7th Prizes: £30.00 8th -9th Prizes: £25.00 10th -13th Prizes: £20.00 14th -15th Prizes: £15.00 16th -20th Prizes: £10.00 Ticket Sellers urgently required, generous commission's paid. Contact Keith Ray on 01900 603609 for details g] [tli] g1 gj 1 . M l l 1 I f. V- '.1 '!4\ !« < -y* tli r WORKINGTON TOWN RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB □□□□□ Club Officials 2000/2001 MDQ(B^ C L U B P R E S I D E N T Today we welcome the Oldham Club to Derwent Park. W.K. Wilson DIRECTORS After ahard fought draw near the end of last season, G. Tubman (Chairman), we expect another tough encounter today. We wish M. Cunningham (Vice-Chairman), Oldham all the best for the rest of the season ...after P. Caunce, J. Donovan, B. Earl, W. Harrison, today's match of course. K. Kirkwood, A. Varty A S S O C I A T E D I R E C T O R Chris Hamilton, the Oldham Chairman has recently been elected, by a T. Falk substantial majority, as Chairman of the Association of Premiership CHIEF EXECUTIVE John Donovan Ciubs, He wiil bring much needed quaiities of common sense and a PATRONS feel for the proper traditions of the game to his roie. H. Walker, J.S. Williams, W.K. Wilson Our own A.P.C. representative Wiif Harrison has deveioped agood Senior Vice-President: reiationship with Chris over the iast coupie of years, and we are sure J.S. Williams they wiii work together for the good of the game. VICE-PRESIDENTS We have made another couple of additions since the Rochdale game. J. Aitdieson. P. Charlton, B. Edgar, K. Davies, J. Bliot, G.W, Graham, Jamie Smith and Stephen Stoddart have both joined the ciub, and we R.V. Graves, J.D. Yeowart W. Whaltey, now have real competition for piaces, probabiy more so than at any Klivlng,J.D,f«son,R.B.Vrey time since ijoined the Board in 1995. RUGBY LEAGUE If we can stay relatively injury free then our squad shouid do us proud. COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE: Heiping to keep the piayers fit and healthy will be our newly appointed W. Harrison physio, George Wiison. George is alocal lad with excellent FOOTBALL MANAGER qualifications and will become an important part of our backroom staff. Mrs. J, Kennedy F I N A N C E M A N A G E R Our team off the field is now working together as an integrated unit. P. Caunce We believe the days of short-term appointments have gone and that P O O L S M A N A G E R our coaching staff wili develop the club over many seasons to come. K. Ray Congratulations must also go to Paul Scott for the entertainment side COMMERCIAL MANAGERS of things at the Rochdale game. Paul will continue with this and any M. Homer and P. Scott further comments or ideas for future games will be most welcome. COMPANY SECRETARY J. Aitcheson Our match sponsors today are the Traveller's Rest Supporters Club. SCHOOLS LIAISON OFFICER They continue their hard work for us foiiowing avery successful Quiz M. Cunningham evening iast week. The Directors team was going well until we listened JUNIOR DEVELOPMENT OFFICER to Alan Varty on the Lancashire Cup! He is obviously losing his memory M. Cunningham after passing the fifty mark. HEAD COACH G. Murdock Support for the club continues to grow, and we have recently had ASSISTANT COACH C. Hall ACADEMY COACH P. Penrice enquiries about setting up support groups in both Kendai and Keswick. KIT SUPERVISOR JWoolaghan The Board wili try to heip any ventures such as these, and hopefuliy MEDICAL OFFICERS definite progress wiil be made shortly. Mr. D. Richards, Dr, K.R, Joy On behalf of the Board, Iwould like to wish ail our supporters and their HON SURGEON tamilies the very best for Christmas and the New Year, we do of course Mr. M. Griess Mch(Orch)FRCS hope that you can make our Boxing Day derby against the oid enemy T I M E K E E P E R G . S h o r t PROGRAMME CONTRIBUTORS part of your hoiiday. Let's hope that we are celebrating that night. K. Singleton, P. Williamson, M, Horner As far as today is concerned, piease enjoy the game and join is for the 'Man of the Match' in the Derwent Lounge afterwards. mii- ■■■■ M.' ; Today gives us the chance to get our season rolling again following our enforced break last weekend. It was good to start the season with ahard fought victory against Rochdale. Our first game of the new campaign was always going to be atough, with our new players needing acouple of games to 'gel together'. Having said that we will need to Improve In all departments to get a result today. That said, this team has alot of Improvement In them, but Ibelieve we will only improve steadily as we get more games under our belts. Iwould like to extend awarm welcome to our two latest signings, Stephen Stoddart and Jamie Smith. I'm sure they will tit in well, and help strengthen our team. We now have forty players signed on, so competition for places, both in the Alliance and First teams will be fierce. We now have the luxury that, when players do not perform, they will be dropped, or worse still, leave the club. Team spirit is very good and there is an excellent vibe around the place that has not been seen for many seasons. 'i The terrible weather we have experienced of late has caused all sorts of problems for us training wise, and our game preparation has been virtually non¬ existent, with nowhere to train. With the number of football and rugby sides in the area, maybe now ■M we should be looking at the construction of afull size all-weather pitch for the community along the l$f:W lines of the one at Cleator Moor, this could Pi possibly be part of the proposed redevelopment of I f the Cloffocks. % Enjoy the game Gary Murdock wrww. WO rRington-town.net □ rugby TWO GREAT RUGBY LEAGUE READS■■■ ^5HST*RT.,h#„. :n«Mi Ii r- notimcT. Call 01484 I Uoorfby*. 401895 to Super Samts sto subscribe. 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