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NKF Burbage FC the OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PRGRAMME NKF Burbage FC THE OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PRGRAMME VERSUS Atherstone Town Saturday 1st February 2020 Kick-Off: 3.00 pm MFL1 Kirkby Road Sports Ground - Kirkby Road – Barwell - Leicestershire - LE9 8FQ /@Burbagenkf @NkfBurbage Contents P2. Club Officers and Social Media links P3. NKF Burbage Club History and Honours P4-6. Today’s Opponents P7. MFL League and Cup Round-Up P8-10. Sponsors P11. Season Fixture List P12. League Table P13. MFL Division 1 Results Grid P14. MFL and Other Cup Draws NKF Burbage FC’s Ground Rules All persons admitted to Kirkby Road Sports Ground on NKF Burbage FC match days are subject to the following rules and regulations. The club reserves the right to eject from the ground any person who is deemed to be in contravention and take further action if appropriate. It is an offence to: - Enter the ground by any way other than through an official turnstile or gates. - Encroach on to the field of play at any time during or after the match. - Use obscene, abusive or racist language and/or behaviour, persistent swearing, likely to cause offence. - Carry any offensive objects or throw objects onto the field of play. - Smoke in prohibited areas. - Be under the influence of alcohol or drugs. - Bring alcohol in to the ground. P a g e | 1 /@Burbagenkf @NkfBurbage NKF BURBAGE FC Directory Chairman Dave Radburn, Vice - Chairman James Mawby Club Secretary Andy Crossland Club Treasurer Dick Ambler Committee Members Simon Bogle, Richard Mawby, Jonny Adcock, Sam Bogle, Joe Broadbent, Mark Stenton, Nick Heath First Team Manager David Cook Assistant Manager Darren Horne Fitness Coach Alun Sweeney Goalkeeper Coach Brin Mills Coach Alex Coultas Players Sam Bogle Representative Club Welfare Officer Mark Stenton Subscribe to out YouTube channel Search NKF Burbage TV Like us on Facebook Search NKF Burbage Follow us on Twitter @NKFBurbage P a g e | 2 /@Burbagenkf @NkfBurbage NKF Burbage Club Honors & History 2018-19 Midland Football League Cup Runners Up rd FA Vase 3 Round 2017-18 Midland League Division Two (Champions/Promoted) Leicestershire Senior County Cup Winners Les James Challenge Cup Winners Presidents’ Cup Winners 2016-17 Midland League Division Three (Champions/Promoted) Leicestershire Saturday Intermediate County Cup Winners Midland Football League Challenge Vase Winners 2015-16 Leicestershire Senior League Division 1 (Runners-Up/Promoted) 2014-15: Leicester and District League Premier (Runners-Up/Promoted) 2013-14: Leicester and District League Division 1 (Champions/Promoted) 2012-13 Leicester and District League Division 1 (7th Place) 2011-2017 Leicester and District League Division 2 (4th place - Promoted) 2010-11 Leicester and District League Division 2 (14th place) P a g e | 3 /@Burbagenkf @NkfBurbage Today’s Visitors Atherstone Town The original Atherstone Town club was formed in 1887, and after drifting between various local leagues, settled in the Birmingham Combination in 1911, where they remained until 1954. Prior to this the Adders had gained national recognition by reaching the semi-final of the FA Amateur Cup in both 1907 and 1909. After several decades of varying performance, the 1947-48 season saw the Adders claim the Birmingham Combination League and Cup double. In 1954 they stepped up to the Birmingham and District League (later renamed the West Midlands (Regional) League), where they were runners-up in 1972 and moved up to the Southern League. In their first season they gained promotion to the Premier Division, where their best position was third in 1973-74, but the club was forced into liquidation in the summer of 1979. A group of local enthusiasts managed to fulfil the teams’ reserve fixtures in the West Midlands League under the name Atherstone United and then decided to continue under that name as a new club. In 1982 the new club won promotion to the West Midlands (Regional) League Premier Division, followed in 1986–87 by winning the Premier Division title and promotion to the Southern League Midland Division. Two years later they were promoted again, to the Southern League Premier Division, where they finished as high as 4th. However, the end of the 1999–00 season saw Atherstone relegated for the first time in either incarnation. The situation at the club worsened and in September 2003 Atherstone United were put into liquidation. Again a group of supporters formed a new Atherstone Town club. In their debut season the new Atherstone Town were accepted into the Midland Combination Division One, winning the league and promotion at the first attempt along with the President's Cup. In the 2005–06 season, they were the champions of the Midland Combination Premier Division and thus stepped up to the Midland Football Alliance. Further success in 2005–06 came in the Birmingham County FA Midweek Floodlit Cup and the Midland Combination Endsleigh Challenge Cup. In the 2007–08 season, the club won promotion again as champions of the Midland Football Alliance, the club's third promotion in four seasons. The first season in the Southern League Midland Division saw the Adders in the top three for most of the season. At the end they finished third behind champions Leamington and near neighbours Nuneaton Town. They made the play-offs, only to lose to Chasetown. They did however win the GX Southern League Cup for the first time after beating Bridgwater Town in the two legged final. P a g e | 4 /@Burbagenkf @NkfBurbage Due to financial problems, the club had to resign from the Southern League mid-way during the 2010–11 season. In 2011–12 they played in the Midland Football Alliance but were relegated at the end of the season to the Midland Combination Premier Division. Ivor Green took the Managers job for season 2013/14 and led the club to the 3rd Qualifying Round of the F.A. Cup, losing 4-0 to Barrow at Sheepy Road. Also that season they reached the final of The Les James Challenge Cup at The Bescot Stadium, losing out 2-1 to Stafford Town. Green resigned in October of the following season to be replaced by a management team consisting of ex-players Leigh Everitt, Malc Randle and Rich Williams who led the club to 13th place in MFL Division 1. 2015/16 saw Ivor Green return to the Managers seat and Justin Palmer take over as Chairman of the club, after a season of rebuilding and another 13th place finish. 2016/17 saw an upturn in fortune for the club and a successful season saw the Adders qualify for the F.A.Cup after a two year absence, with a 4th placed finish behind runaway champions Bromsgrove Sporting. The 2017/18 season saw Adders pick up their first pieces of silverware for ten years when the won the BCFA Midweek Floodlit Cup, beating Racing Warwick 1-0 in the final and The J.W.Hunt Cup with a1-0 win over Wolverhampton Sporting. A third place finish in the league rounded off a great season for Ivor Greens’ side. In the 2018/19 season the Adders became the first team in the history of the BCFA Midweek Floodlit Cup to retain the trophy, beating WMRL Champions Tividale 4-2 on penalties after a 3-3 draw at Sutton Coldfield FC. However they missed out on promotion again finishing third behind Heather St Johns and Racing Club Warwick. P a g e | 5 /@Burbagenkf @NkfBurbage Midland Football League Round-Up 29/1/20 Division 1 The battle to finish in the top four intensified with five of the top seven registering victories. The only two of the leading pack not to win played each other at Leicester Road with the home side coming from behind to draw 1-1 with 4th placed Lichfield City. 2nd place Brocton ruined Ashby Ivanhoe’s return home after three months by winning 3-1. 3rd placed Studley gained quick revenge after a midweek defeat at NKF Burbage by turning the tables with a 3-0 win at The Beehive. A double from OIi Ritchie helped 5th place Uttoxeter Town to a 3-1 win over Cadbury Athletic at Oldfields. Result of the day saw 6th placed Atherstone Town win 6-1 at Rocester. Ryan Quinn scored three and Alex Naughton two in a game that was far closer than the scoreline suggests. A last minute goal from Ben Kendrick earned Hinckley AFC all three points in a 1-0 win over neighbours Nuneaton Griff. Jason Holmes scored on the stroke of half-time for Heath Hayes as they beat Chelmsley Town 1-0. It was a similar scoreline at Sphinx Drive with Jason Evans scoring the only goal of the game for GNP Sports against Stapenhill and a last minute goal from Morgan Bailey earned bottom club Stafford Town a 1-1 draw at Coventry Copsewood. Paget Rangers and Kirby Muxloe battled out a goalless draw at Coles Lane, a result which does neither any favours in the battle at the foot of the table. Brocton closed the gap at the to just 6 points with a 4-2 win at NKF Burbage, leading scorer Regan Smith with a brace. Uttoxeter Town moved into the top four with a fine 3-0 win over Heath Hayes at Oldfields, Dan Harper scoring twice. Lichfield City slip to 5th as they were beaten 2-1 at Rocester. Madundo Semahimbo scored twice for Coventry Copsewood in their 3-2 win over Hinckley AFC at Allards Way. P a g e | 6 /@Burbagenkf @NkfBurbage P a g e | 7 /@Burbagenkf @NkfBurbage P a g e | 8 /@Burbagenkf @NkfBurbage THE LOCAL HERO Aylestone Road Leicester, LE10 2LB 0116 275 5330455 610 773 THE LOCAL HERO 84 Aylestone Road Leicester 0116 275 5330 The home of Leicester City F.C.
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