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Prescot Cables Football Club A Community Interest Company Cables v Bamber Bridge Evo-Stik League Division One North Monday 17th April 2017,3.00pm at Volair Park £25 PER MONTH PROMO CODE: NewNe Yearea Resolutions 11. Be BeB HealthHealthhy 22. Get GetG Fit FitFitt 33. StayS StayStay y F FFoccused 44.. LoseL LoseLoseL s We WeWeightg 5.5 G Get t I InISn SShapeShapep Welcome to Volair Park Prescot Cables v Bamber Bridge Monday 17th April 2017, 3.00pm Good afternoon everyone! Happy Easter and welcome to Volair Who’s Who at Park for today’s match in the Evo-Stik League Division One North. Volair Park The warmest of welcomes is extended to the players, officials and supporters of Bamber Bridge, as well as to the match officials. Vice Presidents: Phil Blundell, Bob Nicholson, Keith Brown Welcome, also, to our own players and supporters and any neutrals Chair: Tony Zeverona in the crowd for this afternoon’s fixture. Thanks are due to today’s Vice Chair / General Manager: Match and Ball Sponsors, The Royal Oak Hotel for their generous Ken Derbyshire support. Club Secretary: Howard Nulty Treasurer: Norman Parr These notes are being written immediately after last Tuesday’s Match Secretary: vacant victory over Lancaster City, which gave Cables the points required Peter Kneale Legal Advisor: to secure their place in the division for next season. To put in such Commercial Manager: Steve an outstanding performance against a team challenging for the Garnett championship speaks volumes about the ability and character of this Social Events: Mike Flaherty Executive: Joe Gibiliru, Steve group of players. Nolan, Geoff Conway, Jimmy Russell, Peter Roberts, Robbie A word too, for our magnificent supporters; to get a season’s-best Williams, Jamie Weston, Andy crowd in midweek, when crowds are typically lower, is fantastic. It Paxton. really makes a difference to the team, as was evident by the players Press Officer: Richard Quinn reaction to the final whistle at the end of the Lancaster game. Bar Manager: Lynda Derbyshire It is to be hoped that the superb form of recent weeks will be rewarded Football Manager: Brian with silverware. Arrangements for the Liverpool Senior Cup Final are Richardson yet to be confirmed at the time of going to press but it would be a Assistant Manager Steve fitting end to the campaign to get the Final played on the May Bank Pilling Holiday or the following Saturday if at all possible. As soon as the Coaches: Gary Williams & Roy date and venue are confirmed, news will be circulated via the club Grundy website and Twitter feed. Physio: Tony Carroll Kit Managers: Paul Watkinson & Norman Parr Before that, though, we have a difficult match against Bamber Hospitality: Harry Boydell & Bridge to contend with. As this is our final home League fixture of the Sandra Williams season, the team will be looking to claim the points. However, our Ground Maintenance: Harry visitors will be looking to avenge Cables’ big win on Boxing Day and Molyneux, Dave Harding & will surely capitalise if we are not at our best. Peter Meakin Programme Team: The end of season awards take place here after the match at Radcliffe Editor: Gareth Coates Borough next weekend and are a great opportunity to unwind and Contributions: David Fry, reflect on a season which offers much to build on. Howard Nulty, Steve Garnett, Mike Flaherty, Glyn Williams, Whichever side you’re supporting and whether you’re a first time Ronnie Williams. Content is visitor or a regular, enjoy the game and have a safe journey home. also taken from various online sources Next First Team match at Volair Park: Printers: Willow Printing & Design Ltd, 75/79 Back Cross Lane, Newton-le-Willows, Cables Football Festival Merseyside WA12 9YE (Tel. 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Authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Registered Offi ce: 100 Leadenhall Street, London EC3A 3BP. Registered Company No. 2957627 England Our Visitors Today: Bamber Bridge Football in Bamber Bridge can be traced back as far as the late 1800s. However, the present club was established in the summer of 1974 when the old Bamber Bridge club amalgamated with neighbouring outfit Walton-Le-Dale. The new club played at the King George’s Playing Field and the early years were marked with a high degree of success on the local football scene. The first sixteen seasons was spent in the Preston & District League Premier Division and many honours were gained. The first season, 1974-75, proved a somewhat modest one with a 12th place finish in the league. However, an improved showing the following term saw the fledgling club finish 5th in the table and they won their first piece of silverware, when lifting the Lytham Medal competition. Modest though this first honour may have been, it was to be the first of many successes to come the clubs way throughout the years that followed. The Premier Division championship was won for the first time in the 1980-81 season and was the first of four title successes. This honour was also achieved in 1985-86, 1986-87 and for the last time in 1989-90. The club also finished as Premier Division runners-up three times in 1978-79, 1982-83 and 1984-85. During those sixteen seasons spent in the Preston & District League ‘Brig’ also enjoyed success in the League Cup competition, the Guildhall Cup. They emerged winners of the tournament on four occasions; firstly in 1978-79 and again in 1980-81, when they achieved the ‘league and cup double’ for the first time. They won the Guildhall Cup for the third time in 1984-85 and again in 1989-90, when winning the ‘league and cup double’ for the second time. The club were also Finalists in 1977-78, 1979-80 and 1987-88. Along the way, the club finished as finalists in the Premier Division Ward Shield in 1983-84. In those early years Bamber Bridge won the prestigious Lancashire FA Amateur Shield in 1981-82 and were finalists in 1980-81 and 1989-90. Throughout this period, the club committee had worked towards establishing a football ground of their own and in 1983 a piece of derelict land was purchased with the help of South Ribble District Council and the Sports Council. It took four years of dedicated work and considerable expense to change this overgrown land into a football pitch, which was named Irongate after the local area. It was indeed a proud moment to see the team play on the club’s own ground after having played on a park pitch for so long. The first game at Irongate was played in August 1987 and since then continual development and improvements have taken place at the ground to enable the club to enjoy a place within the National League System. Sustained success in the Preston & District League prompted the club to seek progression and at the beginning of the 1990-91 campaign the club joined the North West Counties League. In their first season, in what was in those days, the first rung of the National League System, ’Brig’ finished in a creditable 4th spot in the Second Division. Twelve months later and the club won its first honour in the semi-professional game when taking the North West Counties League Second Division championship and with it promotion to the top flight. The 1992-93 campaign proved to be a storming success with a runners-up spot in the First Division which was to see the club promoted for the second season running with a place in the First Division of the Northern Premier League. During that memorable season the club reached the Semi- Final of the FA Vase, only one step away from the famous Wembley Stadium. 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