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Thackley AFC Main Sponsor for 2021-22 Main Stand Sponsors For WELCOME TO THE THANK YOU KEY WORKERS STADIUM AT DENNYFIELD TODAY’S TEAM SQUADS THACKLEY AFC STAVELEY M W Red/white/red Blue and white/blue and white/blue Luke Wilson Rio Alberry THACKLEY AFC v STAVELEY Alfie Stevens-Neale Charlie Bell MINERS WELFARE Kieran Haigh Rieves Boocock Reece Clegg TOOLSTATION NORTHERN COUNTIES Ryan Basi Kristian Hargreaves Robson Doolan EAST LEAGUE PREMIER DIVISION James Rothel Mark Dudley Saturday 28th August 2021 Ras Diamond William Eades Kick Off 3:00 pm Daniel Vinten Kurtis England Volume 21 Issue 6 Lawrance Hunter Cameron Foulkes Owen Murphy Myron Gibbons Simon Poole Brad Hextall Paul Whiteley Cameron Hough Pat McGuire Declan Howe Adam Terrelonge-Jones Bradley Jones Alex Marsh Samuel Kay Albert Ibrahimi Mitchell Langton Thackley AFC Main sponsor for 2021-22 Asa Mitchell Patrick Lindley Kamran Khan Charles Ogesby Ben Grech-Brooksbank Monty Parkes Ian King Matthew Parkin Lewis Waddington Benjamin Partridge Jamie Underdown Thomas Poole Nicky Matthews Kian Tansley Main Stand sponsors for Jahro Parchment Brandon Webster Guellar Kasongo Robert Worrall 2021-22 Adam Muller THACKLEY AWAY KIT SPONSORS Christopher Lever Priestley Joinery offers all aspects of joinery covering Luke Robinson commercial subcontracting works to domestic home Luke Harrop Today’s Match Officials improvements Referee – Peter Creagh (West Riding FA) Referee’s Assistants – James Barker (West Riding FA) Jamie Farnsworth OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMME £2.00 (Sheffield and Hallamshire FA) THACKLEY IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT THIS SEASON GRANDMA MARY’S BURGER BAR THE TERRACE CAFÉ BAR ON GORDON TERRACE IN PRICE LIST SALTAIRE HAVE AGREED TO RESUME THEIR SPONSORSHIP OF THE MAN OF THE MATCH BY PROVIDING THE RECIPIENT HOT FOOD WITH A MEAL VOUCHER ¼ lb Cheese Burger £2.40 ¼lb Burger £2.10 Giant Hotdog £2.10 Chip Butty £1.90 Tray of Chips £1.30 SUNDRIES Chocolate Bars £0.80 The Terrace Cafe Bar and Bistro offers the HOT DRINKS Tea £1.10 Finest French cuisine in West Yorkshire Coffee £1.20 Bovril £1.30 Tel: 01274 533084 Soup £1.30 Hot Chocolate £1.30 COLD DRINKS Can of Pop £1.00 Water £0.90 THACKLEY AWAY KIT SPONSORS Priestley Joinery offers all aspects of joinery covering commercial subcontracting works to domestic home improvements Albert Ibrahimi E: Ben Grech-Brooksbank Garforth Town Wythenshawe Town [email protected] Please contact Carl Priestley M: 07989 473356 Thackley AFC Thackley Association Football Club Limited (Company Number 12596542), is a private company limited by guarantee. Registered Office Address Dennyfield, Ainsbury Ave, Thackley BD10 0TL Phone number 01274 615571 Website www.pitchero.com/clubs/thackleyfootballclub THACKLEY AFC IS SPONSORED BY Twitter @ThackleyAFC Facebook Thackley AFC Chairman Ben Oliver SUREFREIGHT President Stewart Willingham Secretary Richard Holmes INTERNATIONAL LTD Assistant Secretary Mick Lodge Treasurer Steven Paley Membership Secretary Richard Paley Thackley AFC Programme Editor Richard Paley ([email protected]) Committee Eddie Williams, Mary Williams, Mark Appleby, Main Stand sponsor for 2019/20 Kate Bainbridge, Andy Patterson Matt Humm Trustees Stewart Willingham, Steven Paley, Geoff Scott First Team Manager Patrick McGuire Assistant Manager Rizwan Mohamed Reserve Team Manager Harley Hirst Thackley Ladies First Team Manager James Greaves Thackley Ladies reserve Team Manager Julia Hogan CASINO & RESTAURANT BRADFORD 01274 391 820 “TERRACE SALTAIRE” MAN OF THE MATCH VS GARFORTH DENNYFIELD DIARY TOWN th Saturday 28 August 2021 Saturday 21st August 2021 PAUL WHITELEY Pictured receiving his Man of the Match award from match ball sponsor Christian Good afternoon, and welcome to the Thank You Key Workers Stadium, Dennyfield for Richards of JB Langley Associates is this afternoon’s Toolstation Northern Counties East Premier League game against captain Paul Whiteley. Once again the Staveley Miners Welfare. We extend a warm Thackley welcome to the players, officials early concession of a goal left Thackley and supporters of Staveley and wish them a safe and comfortable journey to and from with an uphill battle for the remainder of Thackley. the game. These situations, although not welcome, bring out the true fighting Coming up Ainsbury Avenue to Dennyfield is becoming a familiar outing on a Saturday quality of Paul’s play. His constant afternoon because today is the fifth consecutive Saturday that we have been at home. covering and tackling in midfield ensure that we retain our fair share of possession. On top of that we have another league match next week against Athersley Recreation Paul’s consistency is a feature of his play and has been since his very first appearance. which is also due to be played at Dennyfield. Today we welcome our old friends from Derbyshire, Staveley. Since the season began both team’s fortunes have rather He is an invaluable and essential member of the team. reversed, Staveley began slowly losing their first two games, both by the minimum score but winning the next two. Last week they thumped Hemsworth five one after winning away at Albion. Thackley began the season with a draw and a victory but have lost the last three conceding eleven goals in the process. Staveley now sit in mid-table poised to rise further while Thackley are in danger of falling into the danger zone. Our association with Staveley goes back to the time when Billy Fox was manager because he went from being our manager to become Staveley chief. Since that time games between the two clubs have taken place within the context of the NCEL Premier Division and I think it’s fair to say that, by and large, Staveley have achieved more success than Thackley when the two teams have met. The last time we did play each other was the season before last when we drew 1-1 at their ground, Inkersall Road. That result was seen as an achievement by Thackley because at the time Staveley were riding high in the league. Today we badly need to improve if we are to take anything from the game, as we know Staveley have never been an easy team to play and today I don’t think will be an exception. On a brighter note, last week we were fascinated to receive a visit from Russell, a crow that seems to have captivated the village recently. Russell shows no fear of humans and perched on various places as the match progressed. He was on the field in the thick of things, on the surrounding railings, the dug-out and the cross bar. Let’s just hope that he keeps himself safe and stays on the side lines if he visit us today. Watch out for him. THE NEXT MATCH AT DENNYFIELD TOOLSTATION NORTHERN COUNTIES EAST PREMIER DIVISION THACKLEY AFC V ATHERSLEY RECREATION Saturday 4th September 2021 K.O. 3:00 pm CHAIRMAN’S COMMENTARY Saturday 28th August THIS IS THE TEAM THAT KEEPS THE HEART OF THE CLUB TICKING 2021 THACKLEY’S MANAGEMENT TEAM Sponsored by Up to date details of progress and current issues from Pat McGuire - Manager Age 30 Took Chairman Ben Oliver over as manager in 2016-17 season and guided the club to safety. He shows Good afternoon, and welcome to the Thank You Key Workers Stadium, Dennyfield for today’s good organisational skills and has NCEL League match. We welcome our visitors Staveley Miners Welfare, who we hope had a developed a strong team work ethic and safe journey and that you enjoy your visit. good relationships. Pat has retained his player status. He is a skilful midfield My programme notes always provide an update of the off the field initiatives which we have player capable of controlling the midfield and setting the tempo of a game. His on-going at the Club, and as I hope you will have seen we have a lot to be extremely proud about for what we have achieved over the last few years and a lot of exciting plans and previous clubs include Bradford City, opportunities for the years to come too. Farsley, Ossett Albion and Ossett Town However, we all know that we put in as much work off the field to ultimately make us as This season we plan to relaunch our men’s Reserve Team. successful as we can on the pitch. We all know that our last few results have not been good Details are not yet finalised but it is hoped that we will enter enough, none more so that our manager Pat McGuire who is working hard to ensure that those the West Yorkshire League. We welcome Harley Hirst who results and performances are not repeated. has been appointed as the new Reserve Team manager. A recruitment programme for new players has been planned. Whilst all our supporters will enjoy sitting in the newly renovated Clubhouse, or hearing about It is hoped that the Reserve Team will provide a stepping the new online Club shop, or reading about the transfer of the legal structure which safeguards stone for new players of the future the next 100 years of the Club, ultimately we all want 3 points on a Saturday. I wanted to stress that this remains my aim and that of the rest of the committee. We will continue to work hard We also welcome two new coaches for our two Ladies’ Teams. off the pitch to give Pat and the players as much support on the pitch. James Greaves has taken up the appointment of First Team manager and Julia Hogan holds the same position for the Ladies I wanted to make these programme notes short and to the point. We appreciate each and every Reserve Team. We hope that these two exciting appointments will supporter that we have, and whilst we know that you have and will stick by us through the bad develop the playing power and potential of the ladies’ game within times and the good, we also know that by winning football matches you will enjoy your visits the club and continue Thackley’s long term aims to be an inclusive community resource.
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