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Issue 2 Macclesfield RUN IT OFFICIAL MATCH DAY PROGRAMME FYLDE£2.00 V MACCLESFIELD SATURDAY 15TH SEPTEMBER 2018 KO 3:00PM ISSUE 2 T H E ILLA V WREA GREEN Luxury 4 Star Hotel | 2 AA Rosetted Restaurant | Weddings & Receptions | Corporate & Special Events | Christmas & New Year | Christenings | Anniversaries | Private Dining | Funerals | Network Meetings | Conference & Banqueting | Drinks | Morning Coffee | Afternoon Teas | Lounge Dining | Lunch | Dinner | The Villa Outside Catering BOOK NOW FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR DOWNLOAD OUR CHRISTMAS BROCHURE TODAY T: 01772 80 40 40 W: www.thevilla.co.uk E: [email protected] THE LEADING INDEPENDENT SCHOOL IN LANCASHIRE WELCOME TO Co-education for ages 2 to 18 THE WOODLANDS CLUB OFFICERS President Jeff Gould Chairman Dave Young Secretary David Wiseman Treasurer Sandi Haslam Immediate Past President David Walsh #JoinAKS GENERAL COMMITEE Chairman of Rugby Roger Banks Commercial Anthony Hoskisson W REGISTER Mini-Juniors Ben Curran M Club Discipline Allan Townsend W O WARREN SPRAGG’S NOW C Membership & Volunteers Co-ordination Matt Filipo W . 07 PROGRAMME NOTES Friends of Fylde Jill Scarisbrick .AK AM Media, Communications, Archives Allan Foster SLYTH Co-opted Members Malcolm Phillips, Michael Brennand ROUND-UP 16 OF LAST N2N GAMES RUGBY MANAGEMENT OPEN 1st Team Head Coach Warren Spragg Forwards Coach Alex Loney Skills Development & Hawks Coach Dan Orwin Hawks Assistant Coach Brett Whitehead BIG MATCH PREVIEW 1st Team Manager Nick Smith 19 Rugby Operations Manager David Wiseman Assistant Manager Peter Conway Sports Therapists Jacqueline Bormann Joanna Snook AFTERNOON TODAY’S TEAMS Laura Jenkinson 20 Hawks Manager Ian Pearson Saracens Co-ordinator Mark Worsley Vandals Manager Sean Townsend 1ST XV FIXTURES Chairman, Mini-Juniors Ben Curran 30 Secretary, Mini-Juniors Denise Parkinson IN 2018-19 Referee Liaison Allan Townsend 4th Official Ian Cosh Match Day & Fixture Official Patrick Townsend 2018 CLUB OFFICIALS Grounds & Maintenance Patrick Townsend Safeguarding Officer Sharon Davies Archivist Allan Foster Gates John Wilkinson Shop Pam Hornby HON. PHYSICIANS 13th October | 1pm – 4pm CONTENTS Dr Sue Richardson Dr Clare Taylor STAFF www.akslytham.com General Manager Mike Jefferson Commercial Manager John Chadwick Reception Pam Hornby Accounts Jo Jeffery WE WELCOME NEW FAMILIES AT ANY TIME SO PLEASE CONTACT US TO BOOK A TASTER DAY OR A VISIT FIND US ON FIND US ON SOCIAL MEDIA Beach Schools SOCIAL MEDIA AKS Lytham, Clifton Drive South, Lytham St Annes, FY8 1DT www.akslytham.com | [email protected] | 01253 784100 www.fylderugby.co.uk ACADEMIC AMBITION | INDIVIDUAL PATHWAYS | SUCCESS AND VALUE 03 Kukri Fylde RFC Programme Advert_A5_PRINT.pdf 1 24/08/2018 16:34 PROUD PARTNERS OF FYLDE'S MINIS AND JUNIORS For over 70 years, Bonds of Elswick has been providing tasty flavours using fresh, local ingredients, all presented in the iconic ice-cream parlour and restaurant on Bonds Lane. This much-loved restaurant, which has created so many lasting memories for families since 1947, C continues to grow from strength to strength. Earlier this year, the M Y Bonds brand expanded and opened their first coffee shop in the city CM centre of Preston. Now providing iconic ice-cream, traditional food MY and much more, Bonds hopes to make a lasting impression for many CY more years to come! Be sure to stop by soon! CMY K BONDS LANE, ELSWICK, PR4 3ZE T: 01995 670295 PRESTON GUILD HALL, PR1 1HT T: 01772 804080 LANDSCAPING WARREN’S INDIAN PAVING PROGRAMME NOTES DECKING & FENCING SHEDS I would like to extend a effort and high intensity this afternoon to get TOP SOIL & COMPOST warm Woodlands welcome that we saw in a Fylde shirt ourselves back on track to players, coaches, last season. by putting in a high quality DRAINAGE officials and supporters performance. PLUMBING & HEATING of Macclesfield for what It would be wrong of me I’m sure will prove to be to ignore last week’s I hope you enjoy the game! KITCHENS & BATHROOMS another exiting game result where we came DIY SUPPLIES between the teams. out on the wrong side Our opponents may not of a close and fiercely WARREN SPRAGG IRONMONGERY have had the best start contested derby against TOOLS to the season but they Preston Grasshoppers. certainly have enough Like everybody else TIMBER quality in their squad to associated with the SHEET MATERIALS start putting some wins club, I was bitterly BRICKS & BLOCKS together. I would also like disappointed with the to welcome their current result. There are no PLASTER & BOARD captain, Tom Morton, back excuses to be made; we PLUS MUCH MORE to the club after playing for need to be better. us on a dual registration a Fortunately, WEST COAST few years back, as well we have an as Adam McCarthy, who I opportunity am sure will play with the ELSEWHERE IN NATIONAL TWO (NORTH) TODAY CHESTER v LEICESTER LIONS 15:00 HINCKLEY v WHARFEDALE 15:00 HUDDERSFIELD v PRESTON G 15:00 HULL IONIANS v PETERBOROUGH LIONS 15:00 SEDGLEY PARK v OTLEY 14:30 T 01253 776600 E [email protected] W www.bswc.biz SOUTH LEICESTER v SHEFFIELD TIGERS 15:00 STOURBRIDGE v TYNEDALE 15:00 Kilbane Street, Dorset Avenue, Chain Caul Way, Middlegate, White Lund Fleetwood, Cleveleys, Riversway, Preston, Ind Est, Morecambe FY7 7PF FY5 2DB PR2 2TD LA3 3BN www.fylderugby.co.uk 07 FYLDE LINK UP WITH LYTHAM DENTAL CLINIC FYLDE LINK UP WITH LYTHAM DENTAL CLINIC Here’s another act of generosity from a local business! Lytham Dental Clinic have provided complimentary mouthguards to Fylde’s 1st XV squad for the 2018-19 National Two season. They also are offering discounted deals to all other senior and colts players as well as to Mini-Juniors. Fylde Head Coach Warren Spragg said: “Massive thanks to Lytham Dental for looking after the boys! It’s great when we can find ways to work more closely with our sponsors. The Company have provided our full first team squad with custom mouth guards. Love it!” 09 CLUB NEWS FYLDE ARE RECRUITING A NUMBER OF COMMUNITY COACHES! MINIMUM STANDARDS: MEMORABILIA • RFU Level 2 or equivalent • DBS signed by RFU or Clear current DBS As we approach our • First aid qualified Centenary next season, we are very keen to gather • Safeguarding Club memorabilia – photos, reports, artefacts, stories – which will help to All our meat is reared JOB SPECIFICATIONS: remember and celebrate • To deliver quality rugby coaching to primary and secondary our famous history and add aged school children to our Archive. If you have • Game based approach delivery anything which might be • Be required to coach through the principles of play and the of interest, gathering dust on the farm or sourced locally values of rugby or not in cupboards and on • Have a good understanding of the RFU variations for each bookshelves, please let John age group and the 2018-19 New Rules of Play. Chadwick (Commercial Manager) know. Call 01253 734733 • Communicate effectively with all Fylde Rugby Football or e-mail [email protected] Club Staff • Present a highly professional image when representing Fylde Rugby Football Club • Establish positive working relationships with voluntary and 6 NATIONS TICKETS FOR MEMBERS professional staff in schools and clubs. Applications for England home tickets for the Six Nations • Approach Fylde Rugby Football Club Community with a can 2019 are welcomed from current Members, using the booking do attitude and positive outlook form available on the Club’s website. It should be completed and returned to the Club Office with the correct remittance, SALARY: including the administration charge of £10 per ticket. Farm Shop • £15.00 + per hour for RFU Level 2 qualified coaches Application does not guarantee the tickets and successful • £25.00 per hour for RFU Level 3/Level 2 working towards applicants will be notified by email only. Please ensure your current email address is given. Ballam Road, Lytham RFU Level 3 coaches In addition you will possess a valid UK driving licence Please note the deadline dates for the respective matches. and have an understanding and commitment to equal Successful applicants will receive their tickets by post, or, opportunities in employment and sport, and an understanding they can be collected from the office. The RFU does not of individual responsibility in complying with Health and issue tickets until approximately 10 days before the opening Visit us today Visit us today Safety policies and arrangements. matches. Please send your CV and a Cover Family run shop Car Parking Available Letter to [email protected] Butchers Counter Milk - Fruit & Veg - Cheeses - Groceries Open Tues - Sun www.pembertonsfarmshop.co.uk 01253 737400 From 10am TOM PEMBERTON FARM LIFE 11 Proud to partner Fylde RFC 193001392.indd 1 21/08/2018 14:38 CLUB NEWS Friends of Fylde / Fylde Ladies Legal services for your business Following a fabulous summer when the Fylde Ladies had holidays, supported fraught teenagers to successful GCSEs exam results and marriage proposals (to name just a few) we are back at the start of the new season looking forward to watching some great rugby with family and friends. We will be announcing a number of forthcoming events - look out for news on the Fylde website and posters around the club for dates and details. In the past we have hosted Fylde does Strictly, Race Night and Summer Balls, all raising money for the club whilst having a little fun too. Every home match we sell tickets for the highly successful wheelbarrow raffle where the weekly theme has a liberal quantity of beer and wine products! Thank you for all your generous contributions so far and looking forward to seeing you at the club soon. FoF Chair, Jill Scarisbrook, with Eileen Craig, winner of the raffle at the Otley game on 1st September.
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