Kingstone Press National Conference League

Crosfields V Barrow Island Saturday 27th April 2019 Crosfields ARLFC - Club Officials

Life President Colin Webb Vice Presidents Pat Gibbons, Annette Parker, Tony Parker, Neil Stephenson

Chair Mike Donnison Secretary Tony Parker Committee Dominic Caswell, Chris Hull, Matt Mahoney, Annette Parker, Steve Pickersgill Head Coach Ian Boden Assistants Chris Hull, Matt Wilson Alliance Coach Andrew “Franco” Campbell Assistant Lou Walsh

Junior Section Chair Lewis Worthington Secretary Kate Hall Treasurer Jeanette Buller Subs Secretary Jackie Thomason Welfare Officer Tammy Smith Crosfields ARLFC – Chair’s Welcome

Good afternoon and a warm welcome to Crosfields ARLFC at the Webb Security Recreation Ground. Today, we welcome the players, supporters and officials from Barrow Island, for today’s Kingstone Press NCL Division Two Round Eight game. Last season, Barrow Island were promoted automatically from Division Three, finishing in a comfortable second position. This season, they have won three and lost three of the six games played so far. Back rower Peter Rimmer leads the try-scoring chart for his club with five, whilst half-back Adam Jackson has kicked 29 goals and picked up two MOM awards. Last time out Barrow Island convincingly beat Shaw Cross Sharks 46-18. Crosfieds had our first away victory of the campaign last time out, with an excellent result at Beverley. Jack Reid again led his team superbly, picking up two tries and five goals in the process. All looks set for a great game! A couple of months ago, one of our players Dan Worrall had a serious accident. Further in today’s programme is information about forth-coming fund-raising events and a GOFUNDME page, as friends and colleagues of Dan look to raise funds for a prosthetic leg. This year marks the 30th Anniversary of Crosfields winning the BNFL BARLA National Cup. Throughout the season, we will take trips down memory lane to celebrate the achievement and will hold a special re-union day, on Saturday 22nd June 2019. Today, Round Four, Crosfields v Walney Central. At last, a report from rugby-league.com in which Steve Ganson finally clamps down on the shenanigans of the play-the-ball. Our Sponsor Focus today is on Webb Security, who have supported the club over a number of years and provide a fantastic service to their customers. I thank Craig and his team and all our sponsors, for their continued support. Finally, there will be a minute’s silence before today’s game, to mark the sad death of Martyn Holland, of . On behalf of Crosfields, I would like to pass on our condolences to Martyn’s family, friends and all at Thornhill Trojans, at such a sad time.

Good luck to everyone involved today. Yours in Sport, Crosfields ARLFC – Next at the Webb Security Recreation Ground

Sunday 28th April 2019

9:30am - U7s v Cadishead 10:00am - U11s Cobras v Culcheth 10:30am - U14s v Bank Quay 11:00am - U10s Vipers v Hindley 11:45am - U8s Cobras v Haydock

Saturday 11th May 2019

Kingston Press NCL Division Two 2:30pm Crosfields v Shaw Cross Sharks

Saturday 18th May 2019

NWML Division Three 2:30pm Alliance v Culcheth Eagles Crosfields ARLFC – In My View, by Phil Hodgson

I’M not sure whether there will have been any clues in my notes, over the years, as to me being a Hunslet supporter. Ok, there will have been, so I hope readers will have some forbearance regarding this week’s offering, especially as I’m really making a general point. The Parksiders went into the end of March heading the Betfred League 1 table with four victories in many outings and they were good value for that record (I would say that, wouldn’t I, but I stand by the assessment). So, confidence was high for the visit of Betfred Championship side Halifax on the last day of that month in the fourth round of the Coral Challenge Cup. That confidence wasn’t misplaced, but Halifax won the game 28-24, a result that sorely tested the mantra of my old captain at the Middleton Arms, Pete Kitching, which I only came around to understanding after several years, that the best team always wins. Seven days later, Hunslet went to Whitehaven, and lost 16-12. Again, and taking nothing away from the Cumbrians, this was a game that “got away” from Head Coach Gary Thornton and his players, especially as winger Dale Bloomfield had a try ruled out for reasons that, according to reports, had folk perplexed. So Hunslet, after a week’s break, headed to Oldham on Good Friday seeking to avoid a third successive defeat. Another reverse looked very much on the cards when the Roughyeds headed into the closing stages of the contest 26-18 ahead, especially as the Parksiders were down to twelve men. But, somehow, Hunslet had the better of the business end of the match and returned to south Leeds reflecting on a superb 36-28 victory. And my point? Well, it’s a general one really. That last win has certainly ensured that spirits remain high at Hunslet, but I’m not sure that would be the case if Oldham had prevailed. Three successive defeats can all too often lead to the more fragile supporters, at any club in any sport, questioning their coach’s or manager’s future, which to my mind is an unacceptably volatile approach, but that’s how it is. On the other hand Thornton, while obviously happy to avoid a third successive defeat, could quite easily be reflecting right now on all three of those matches having been won – although if Halifax had been beaten, Hunslet would of course have been involved in a fifth round Challenge Cup tie in the middle of that sequence. It all goes to show, for me, what a nervy existence coaching is, at any level, including in the Kingstone Press National Conference League. One incident goes your way, and you win. Another goes against you, and you lose. If three successive games are won through such episodes, you’re the best thing since sliced bread. If they go against you, some people will be calling for your head. This is where people of calm, strong character are needed at board or committee level, I think. Crosfields ARLFC – NCL Sponsors Crosfields ARLFC – Round Six

Saturday 6th April 2019 - Crosfields 24 33 - A Bridge Too Far In a highly entertaining contest Soap succumbed to the first home defeat of the year against a strong Ince Rose Bridge side from . The game was a closely fought affair with both teams having periods of superiority, but it was the visitors who demonstrated that extra cutting edge at key moments of the game to take the spoils. In a tough uncompromising opening spell, Soap piled on pressure with repeat sets where Billy Sheen and then Phil Brazendale came close before the excellent Jack Reid dummied over and converted his own try to post a 6 point lead after 8 minutes. Soap were dominating this period of the game and looked set to extend their lead following a great Luke Walker break, but the final pass was misplaced and the score never came. This seemed to inspire the visitors who produced a devastating 8 minute spell of their own with three unanswered tries. First, second row Martin Butler somehow managed to find the line through a mass of poor defence, then the impressive stand off Daniel Cassidy raced clear from 35 metres 2 minutes later, with Butler taking a neat short ball at the line to cross again shortly after to leave the home side shell shocked. Only one of the tries was converted. Captain Jack Reid steadied the ship following a period of much needed decent defence with a carbon copy 'show and go' to walk in for another try that he converted to go in at half time 12-14 down. Ben Mellor Soap came out of the blocks in the second period on the front foot with good possession and territory, but a moment of magic from the Ince stand-off Cassidy saw Ince immediately extend their lead. A half break, followed by a chip through and kind bounce collected by loose forward Matthew Meaden to score a 70 metre try under the sticks to dazzle the home team again and take an 8 point lead with 3 minutes played. This was a fast and free flowing game of rugby by two strong teams. Crosfields were the next on the score sheet after good work from Billy Sheen to feed full back John Whittaker and reduce the deficit to 2 points with half an hour to play. Another purple patch of play though was to end the game as a contest as two tries in another scintillating spell saw the visitors romp home. 1st a chip towards the posts on the last tackle was collected by centre Jamie Malone for another score and 2 minutes later Meaden got his second to stretch the lead to 14 points with 20 minutes to play. Billy Sheen looked to have closed the gap with a piece of opportunism, by intercepting from the scrum only to be pulled back for off-side on 65 minutes. Ince put the game to bed with a drop goal late on before a consolation try with 3 minutes to go from Jordan Williams wrapped up the scoring in a very entertaining match. Ince showed that they are clinical in attack and have a couple of eye catching players, but Crosfields can take heart from this performance as they showed spells of sustained organised pressure that will please the coaching staff. Louis Wainwright Best for Crosfields were man of the match Jack Reid, Hayden James, Elliot Bridge and Jordan Ansell. Crosfields ARLFC – Kit Sponsor – Today Team Crosfields ARLFC – Round Seven

Saturday 14th April 2019 - Beverley 16 Crosfields 26 Crosfields gained their first away win of the season at Beverley, who suffered their first home defeat in the Kingstone Press National Conference League after being promoted as Division Three winners in 2018. It was a significant victory for the visitors, who dominated position in the opening sets. A great tackle from Dan Reid forced a knock on. From the resulting set, Phil Brazendale and Tom Brown took play close to Beverley’s line, before Jack Reid dummied, then crashed over for a try. Reid’s conversion made the score 0-6. The small pitch kept play tight and defences were strong; and it wasn’t until the 27th minute, when Crosfields were put on the back foot from a 40/20. Beverley forced consecutive before an inside ball put Billy Riby over. Josh Poskitt converted to level the scores at 6-6. Crosfields hit back. A break from Brown took his team into opposition territory and Brown was on hand again in the same set to take play to the line, setting up play for J Reid’s flat pass to find Louis Wainwright for a try. Reid converted for a 6-12 half time lead. Two minutes into the second half it was all level. Crosfields were penalised for offside and Beverley took full advantage, driving steadily to the line, before a set play saw Ash Cater crash over. Lewis Straw converted for 12-12. Crosfields defensive blip was soon overcome as the visitors hit back in great attacking style. Jordan Ansell The forwards took play close to the opposition line, then the ball was moved quickly from acting half, through J Reid and Luke Walker, who sent Josh Whitham over in the corner. A superb touchline conversion re-stablished Crosfields’ 6-point lead at 12-18. End to end rugby from both teams ensued, but last-ditch defence stopped any scoring. Crosfields began a set on their own line after resolute defence and made steady progress into Beverley territory. They were rewarded with a penalty, which J Reid slotted to give a significant eight-point cushion at 12-20 mid-way through the second half. Crosfields were in the ascendancy and looked to half sealed the game when an enterprising saw the ball moved wide for Danny Garcia- O’Brien score in the corner, but play was brought back when the touch-judge saw a forward pass. Two minutes later, however, Crosfields got the try they deserved. Wainwright hit a gap breaking deep into the opposition half, Brazendale was on-hand to support the break then his superbly timed pass hit J Reid, who outpaced the last line of defence to score his second try, which he converted for a 12-16 lead with just five minutes left. Three consecutive penalties for the home side gave them ample opportunity, which they duly converted, when a long ball to Poskitt saw him cross in the corner. The conversion was missed to leave the score at 16-26 and proved to be the final score of the game. Poskitt made his name into the referee’s notebook however, when he was sent off in the final minute for dissent. Brown, Brazendale and Wainwright led the way in the pack as Jack Reid orchestrated his troops superbly. Luke Walker took the MOM for Ben Mellor Crosfields, whilst Bobby Howdle was Beverley’s recipient. Crosfields ARLFC – Today’s Teams

Crosfields Barrow Island

Nathan Taylor 1 Jake Stockdale Dan Reid 2 Sam Attard Scott Turton 3 Dan White Luke Walker 4 Sam Jones Aarron Holliday 5 Cameron Currie Jack Reid 6 Adam Jackson Joe Clarke 7 Ian Irvine Phil Brazendale 8 Carl McBain Hayden James 9 Shane Sanderson Tom Brown 10 Josh McBain Jordan Williams 11 Josh Banham Sam Hickey 12 Peter Rimmer Louis Wainwright 13 Joe Mallinson Match Sponsor Billy Sheen 14 Matt Parkinson Webb Security Elliott Budgen Bridge 15 Rhys Bartlett Match Ball Sponsor – Val Mutch Matt Barner 16 Blain Marwood Referee – Adam Johnson Man of the Match Sponsors Touch Judge – Ronan Bird Jordan Ansell 17 Matty Brown Jack Mutch & Peter Price Touch Judge – Innes Arnold Ian Boden Coach Joe Elliott, Steve Clark, Shaun Corrie Crosfields ARLFC – Partners & Sponsors Crosfields ARLFC – Alliance

Saturday 6th April 2019 – Bury Broncos 22 Crosfields Alliance 40 The Alliance pulled off a superb cup victory at Bury Broncos, who ply their trade on the division above in the North West Men’s League, to earn a place in the last 16. NWML Trophy - Saturday 8th June 2019

Pilkington Recs A v Crosfields A Roose Pioneers v Hindpool Tigers Wigan Spring View v Thatto Heath B Leigh East A v Wigan Bulldogs Chorley Panthers v Westhoughton Lions Dave Newman Culcheth Eagles v Manchester Rangers Leigh Miners A v Wigan St Pats A A v Eccleston Lions Lewis Perrin Unfortunately, Woolston Rovers A were not able to raise a team for the fixture at the Webb Security Recreation Ground, which means EIGHT weeks between home games with the last a 24-20 victory over Wigan Bulldogs on Saturday 23rd March and the next against Culcheth Eagles on 18th May.

Good luck today at Wigan Spring View.

Bailey Hartley Seeing Double Crosfields ARLFC – Kit Sponsor – Millennium Supplies Ltd Crosfields ARLFC – Fixtures, Results & League Tables

Crosfields ARLFC Fixtures 2019 Kingstone Press National Conference Division Two Kingstone Press NCL Division Two NWML Division Three P W L D For Against Diff. Points 26/01/2019 15-14 Crosfields (Challenge Cup) 1 Ince Rose Bridge 7 6 1 0 183 130 53 12 2 6 4 1 1 164 111 53 9 02/03/2019 Crosfields 33-20 Bradford Dudley Hill Eccleston Lions 4-50 Crosfields A 3 Crosfields 09/03/2018 Askam 34-16 Crosfields Crosfields A 12-28 Burtonwood Bridge 7 4 3 0 181 145 36 8 16/03/2018 Crosfields 22-0 Clock Face Miners Leigh East A 22-20 Crosfields A 4 6 3 2 1 143 134 9 7 23/03/2018 East Leeds 24-22 Crosfields Crosfields A 24-20 Wigan Bulldogs 5 West Bowling 5 3 2 0 196 91 105 6 30/03/2018 Crosfields 38-18 Hull Dockers 6 Barrow Island 6 3 3 0 178 143 35 6 06/04/2018 Crosfields 24-33 Ince Rose Bridge Bury Broncos 22-40 Crosfields A (Cup) 7 Beverley 7 2 4 1 177 184 -7 5 13/04/2018 Beverley 16-26 Crosfields Crosfields A W-O Woolston Rovers A 20/04/2019 8 Wigan St Judes 5 2 2 1 128 138 -10 5 27/04/2018 Crosfields v Barrow Island Wigan Spring View v Crosfields A 9 Clock Face Miners 6 2 4 0 138 160 -22 4 04/05/2019 Wigan St Judes v Crosfields 10 Shaw Cross Sharks 6 2 4 0 104 146 -42 4 11/05/2019 Crosfields v Shaw Cross Sharks 11 East Leeds 5 2 3 0 96 164 -68 4 18/05/2019 West Bowling v Crosfields Crosfields A v Culcheth Eagles 12 Askam 6 1 5 0 70 212 -142 2 25/05/2019 01/06/2019 Crosfields v Askam Burtonwood Bridge v Crosfields A 08/06/2019 Hull Dockers v Crosfields A v Crosfields A (Cup) North West Men's League Division Three 15/06/2019 Ince Rose Bridge v Crosfields Crosfields A v Leigh East A P W L D For Against Diff. Points 22/06/2019 Crosfields v Wigan St Judes Wigan Bulldogs v Crosfields A 29/06/2019 Crosfields XIII v Armed Forces Select XIII 1 Wigan Spring View 3 3 0 0 120 30 90 6 06/07/2019 Bradford Dudley Hill v Crosfields Crosfields A v Wigan Spring View 2 Burtonwood Bridge 5 3 2 0 151 69 82 6 13/07/2019 Clock Face Miners v Crosfields Crosfields A v Eccleston Lions 3 B 3 3 0 0 117 42 75 6 20/07/2019 Crosfields v East Leeds 4 Crosfields A 5 3 2 0 132 74 58 6 27/07/2019 Woolston Rovers A v Crosfields A 03/08/2019 Crosfields v Beverley Crosfields A v Thatto Heath B 5 Leigh East A 3 2 1 0 62 59 3 4 10/08/2019 Shaw Cross Sharks v Crosfields 6 Culcheth Eagles 5 2 3 0 86 199 -113 4 17/08/2019 Crosfields v West Bowling Crosfields A v Roose Pioneers 7 Woolston Rovers A 4 2 2 0 103 82 21 3 24/08/2019 8 Wigan Bulldogs 5 1 4 0 112 142 -30 2 31/08/2019 Barrow Island v Crosfields Roose Pioneers v Crosfields A 9 Roose Pioneers 4 1 3 0 80 142 -62 2 07/09/2019 Play Off Thatto Heath B v Crosfields A 14/09/2019 Play Off Final 10 Eccleston Lions 3 0 3 0 20 144 -124 0 21/09/2019 Culcheth Eagles v Crosfields A Crosfields ARLFC – Rhino Rugby - Kit and Merchandise Supplier Crosfields ARLFC – NEWS ITEM – rugby-league.com 23/04/2019

The following additions / amendments to 2019 referee policy have been introduced with immediate effect: Placing the ball on the defender lying on the ground – It is the responsibility of the player playing the ball to place the ball on the ground at their feet. If necessary the player should step backwards to ensure this can be done. OUTCOME – If the ball is placed on the tackler, this will be ruled a knock-on. Moving off the mark / stepping over to deliberately place the defender in the ruck - It is the responsibility of the player playing the ball to place the ball on the ground at their feet, and not to advance off the mark - if necessary the player should step backwards. OUTCOME – The player in possession will be penalised for moving off the mark if deliberately stepping over a defender to place them in the ruck. Playing the ball into a defender in the ruck – The player playing the ball should maintain balance and control when heeling the ball to the acting half- back.OUTCOME - In this situation the player in the ruck will be penalised if hit by the ball - or if in the opinion of the referee the half-back is prevented from picking the ball up. EXCEPTION – A penalty will be awarded against the player playing the ball if the ball is forcibly heeled back with the intention of contacting the defending player with the ball. Passing into an opposing player – Any ball passed into an opposing player in and around the ruck, in any direction, will be deemed to be acting against the spirit of the game. OUTCOME - The passer will be immediately penalised. Steve Ganson, the RFL’s Head of Match Officials, explained: “A number of high-profile incidents during and before the Easter weekend have shown certain teams or players acting contrary to the spirit of the game, in a manner that has infuriated fellow professionals, broadcasters and, crucially, supporters. “After internal consultation, we have therefore decided to make these changes to referee policy with immediate effect, applying throughout the game. This is an unusual step, but not unprecedented – and we hope it will be welcomed by coaches, players and supporters. “There is a meeting of head coaches next week, followed by the regular meeting of the RFL Laws Committee, at which these matters will be discussed, along with the situation regarding obstruction which has also been provoking a lot of discussion.” Super League reaction: Super League has been increasingly concerned by the increasing number of players taking advantage of the strict application of the laws around players lying in the ruck at the play-the-ball and has been working with the RFL to find a solution. Super League is keen to stop players using the rules to gain an unfair advantage and supports referees who penalise obvious gamesmanship. It also welcomes allowing Match Officials to apply a less strict, judgement-based interpretation of the rules based on the Official’s observations at each ruck. Crosfields ARLFC – Sponsors Crosfields ARLFC – Coach’s Corner

Good afternoon and a warm welcome to everyone today to the Webb Security Recreation Ground. Let’s hope for an entertaining and open game. It’s good to get back to some fixtures after the Easter break. We’re hoping to build on our victory away at Beverley, where our defence was paramount to us achieving our win. Barrow Island seem to be on a similar path as ourselves, with a win, then a loss, then a win. From a Crosfields’ perspective, we need to be backing up the good performances and looking to get some momentum, so that we string a few wins together. I think it’s too early to tell who the stand out teams are going to be, but I hope, come end the of the season, it’s us up there challenging for promotion.

Good luck to the boys. Thanks, Ian. Crosfields ARLFC – Sponsors Crosfields ARLFC – Dan Worrall

Friday 7th June 2019 - Fund Raiser at Eagle Sports. There will be food, music and entertainment for all, with Dan’s family and friends. To raise funds, there will be a raffle, and auction for signed sporting memorabilia and entry fee of £10. Everybody is welcome!

The Goal The number one goal is to get Dan better. However, life keeps moving and doesn’t stop for anyone, so over the foreseeable future, Dan will have bills to pay and doesn’t have money coming in. The GoFundMe page was created for a prosthetic leg, which start at about £5,000 for a basic leg. Given that Dan is immensely outgoing, active and not to mention still very young and has a long life to live, a prosthetic leg for Dan is going to cost upwards of £15,000-£30,000. Crosfields ARLFC – What’s On

Saturday 18th May 2019 Saturday 14th September 2019 ABBA Sensationelle The Camdens Tickets £7/£9* Tickets £7/£9*

Every Sunday @ 8:30pm - Karaoke Keith or Singer - Tickets £1/£1.50* -Members / Non-members* Crosfields ARLFC – Golf Day

Great day had by all at Haydock Park Golf Club

Crosfields would like to say a huge thank you to all who took part in the Annual Golf Day at Haydock Park Golf club. Sponsored by our partners BMech, 36 players took to the course in fair weather. BMech partners Cumbria Heating (or C.Heating!) took the 4 ball spoils and Deano from BMech partners BSS took the individual highest stableford score. Adam Waldron a guest of Soap sponsor SJH Renovations shot 81 to take the best gross score of the day and also the longest drive. Phil Duffy who came along with long standing Soap supporter Phil Braddish won nearest the pin. A huge thank you to all the companies and individuals who supported the event which we hope to improve next year. Big thanks to BMech for supporting this and reaching out to partners and suppliers to enable. Istanbul BBQ, BSS, Cumbria Heating, TF Solutions, SJH Renovations, Mark Brown. Thank you also to Matt Mahoney and Richard Hough for organising the event raising over £1000 for the club. Crosfields ARLFC – Sportsman’s Dinner

Great Night at Eagle Sports Club

Crosfields would like to thank everyone, who attended the Sportsman’s Dinner. The move to Eagle Sports Club proved to be successful, with over 150 attendees, a number, which we cannot achieve at our own club house. The event continues to grow and we are planning for more next year. Paul Sculthorpe MBE was outstanding. His stories both informative and entertaining, whilst his impromptu Q and A following the comedians red card, showed his professionalism and support for the club. Paul was reunited with Dennis Unsworth, who some time ago, served Paul his first (official) pint, when he was 18 and playing for Warrington. Thank you to Matt Mahoney for organising the event, which raised over £3,000 for the club. Crosfields ARLFC –Armed Forces Day 2019 Crosfields ARLFC – Coach-Kit Sponsor

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