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I have no room for inconsistencies now and look forward to seeing the reaction today. Enjoy the game. PM. covering commercial Our captain Paul Whiteley reflects on events of the week: The two games since the last report and since the Silsden game have not been good at all. subcontracting works to Grimsby I felt could have been different if it hadn't been for the sending off 3 minutes into domestic home the game. I thought he was unlucky to go but the ref made a decision which set a tone for the rest of the game he had. He was so inconsistent with everything he did I felt he ruined improvements the game. We gave it a good go in the first half but I think we spent our energy in the first E: half trying to compete. They managed the game well in the 2nd half and ultimately we can't complain about the result. [email protected] Wednesday again we were ridiculously slow to get out the blocks and they scored from our kick off 1 minute into the game. It's not good enough from us and we made ourselves have Please contact Carl Priestley to chase the game for the next 89 minutes. I thought they came out really quick and were better all over the park. We can't argue with the result, they played well and we played M: 07989 473356 poorly. We will now see Saturday if we can pick ourselves up and get back to the levels of the Silsden victory. Garforth will be a tough game, I've never played in an easy game against them and we have to be on it particularly defensively. By defensively I mean all over the park and having the body on the line attitude to make sure we don't concede. Thackley AFC Thackley Association Football Club Limited (Company Number 12596542), is a private company limited by guarantee. 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DENNYFIELD DIARY st “TERRACE SALTAIRE” Saturday 21 August 2021 MAN OF THE MATCH VS GRIMSBY BOROUGH Saturday 14th August 2021 Good afternoon, and welcome to the Thank You Key Workers Stadium, Dennyfield for LEWIS WADDINGTON this afternoon’s Toolstation Northern Counties East Premier League game against Pictured receiving his Man of the Garforth Town. We extend a warm Thackley welcome to the players, officials and Match award from Thackley supporters of Garforth and wish them a safe and comfortable journey to and from Chairman Ben Oliver is Lewis Thackley. Waddington. Thackley faced an For the fourth consecutive Saturday, Thackley have a home game, their opponents this uphill battle from a very early stage weekend are Garforth Town. As Garforth Miners, they were one of the founder members when they were reduced to ten of the NCEL but did not make it to the Premier Division until 1998. They won promotion men. This placed pressure on the forwards for the extra running required. Lewis to the Northern Premier League in 2007, returning to the NCEL in 2013. Thus, the two clubs are no strangers to each other and there have been a few memorable games impressed with his energetic and committed performance. between them. Garforth have fared better in the latest encounters, winning both their home games in the two curtailed seasons. The Dennyfield games both falling foul of the covid cancellations. Like Thackley, Garforth have played five competitive games this season. Shildon knocked them out of the FA Cup and in the league they have accumulated seven points from their four games. Victories against Maltby Main (current table toppers) and Albion Sports, together with a draw at Emley have given them those points. Their first league defeat came on Wednesday night when they lost at Handsworth by the odd goal in five. What about Thackley, their inconsistency is quite unbelievable, not just from game to game but from period to period within games? Two goals down against Goole, they came back to go two in front, only to let that lead slip. Two up against Wythenshawe at the break, they succumbed to three second half goals. An excellent all round performance at Silsden was followed by a below par display against Grimsby last weekend but there were excuses for that. The first half showing at Winterton on Wednesday night was as bad as it gets, a little better in the second half but still below what is expected. Saturday’s game needs to be a turning point, a good, Silsden like performance is required, not only to restore some sort of confidence but to reward home supporters with their first win of the season at the ‘Thank You Key Workers Stadium’.
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Our Chairman Ben Oliver reflects on Thackley’s progress during the lock down and looks forward to the new season THACKLEY’S MANAGEMENT TEAM Sponsored by Pat McGuire - Manager Age 30 Took over as manager in 2016-17 season and Good afternoon, and welcome to the Thank You Key Workers Stadium, Dennyfield for guided the club to safety. He shows today's NCEL Premier Division match. Today we welcome Garforth Town who have made good organisational skills and has developed a strong team work ethic and the relatively short trip today, and we hope you enjoy your visit. good relationships. Pat has retained his
We come into today after a disappointing mid-week trip against Winterton Rangers FC. After player status. He is a skilful midfield a long drive, we were behind early doors and never really recovered. This is compared to the player capable of controlling the midfield mid-week trip last week when we beat Silsden 3-0 in what was to date our most complete and setting the tempo of a game. His performance of the season. One thing we hope to achieve is more consistency as we build previous clubs include Bradford City, Farsley, Ossett Albion and Ossett Town into the season, and one of the few good things coming out of the defeat on Wednesday is that the next game is just a few days away with a chance to put right the wrongs. We know today will be another tough game though, but we hope that a few more players returning who This season we plan to relaunch our men’s Reserve Team. missed mid-week will give us a boost. Details are not yet finalised but it is hoped that we will enter the West Yorkshire League. We welcome Harley Hirst who Off the field we continue to push forward with our plans, and I have had encouraging has been appointed as the new Reserve Team manager. A meetings this week with a number of interested community individuals and groups who want recruitment programme for new players has been planned. to become involved and affiliated with the Club in one form or another. It is testament to the It is hoped that the Reserve Team will provide a stepping work which has been put in place over the last few years that these approaches are stone for new players of the future becoming more regular and with high quality ideas to really push forward the Club in a number of different ways. As a board and committee we know if we get the "off field" matters We also welcome two new coaches for our two Ladies’ Teams. in good order, then this will translate to improvements "on the pitch" in one form or another, James Greaves has taken up the appointment of First Team whether through higher investment in the team, infrastructure or otherwise. I hope to be able manager and Julia Hogan holds the same position for the Ladies Reserve Team. We hope that these two exciting appointments will to update you on other initiatives in due course. develop the playing power and potential of the ladies’ game within
Two good pieces of commercial news as well to report on, in that Napoleons Casino have the club and continue Thackley’s long term aims to be an inclusive community resource. agreed to be our Main Stand sponsor for another year, which builds on the relationship which we have had with them over the last three seasons. We have just booked one of our Club nights out for November which the committee and players will all attend. Additionally, The THACKLEY’S SPORTS INJURY TEAM Sponsored by Terrace Café Bar, Saltaire, have returned as our Man of the Match sponsors for the Joe Tate – Sports Injuries Qualified from 2021/2022 season. We are grateful to both for their support. Worcester University and is also capable of
playing at this level if required. He provides Finally, I wanted to welcome and say thank you to our Match Ball sponsors today, JB Langley the expertise to minimise and remediate Associates who provide architectural & structural services. JB Langley are also a member of injuries which is so important to footballers. our Thackley AFC Business Club and attended our first meeting recently, and we look forward to developing our partnership with you in the short, medium and long term.
Carl Clifford – Physiotherapist. Joined I hope everyone enjoys your day, and hope we are coming away from the game with our first Thackley in the 2017-18 season and brings home victory of the season! his expertise as a sports injury specialist to Available for treat players’ problems. Qualified from Teesside University as a physiotherapist in sponsorship 2009. He has owned 33 North a mobile physio since August 2017.
Dave Harrison who had been Dave Parker’s assistant manager for the previous 3 years. His time in charge at Town saw him having to guide a young and inexperienced side through GARFORTH TOWN – CLUB HISTORY difficult times before being replaced towards the end of the 2001/2002 season as manager Garforth Town were originally formed in 1964 as the MINERS ARMS, a local pub team by Dave Holmes. Despite the hopes for better, as the previous season’s young squad had taking their name from the hostelry where they were based. Formative years were spent in more experience and had also been augmented with experienced players, in the 2002/2003 the Elmet Sunday League and then the Leeds Sunday Combination League in 1972. Having season Town finished bottom of the NCEL Premier Division and were relegated to Division 1. no ground of their own and none available in Garforth, matches had to be played on a Simon Clifford who ran the Brazilian Soccer Schools then took over as owner of the Club and council pitch in nearby Swillington. Following several years of League & Cup success, the after a shaky start to the 2004/05 season took over as manager guiding the club to promotion club decided to step up into Saturday Football and joined the West Yorkshire League, at the back to the NCEL Premier - the 1st step of his ambition to take Town all the way up the football same time acquiring their own ground at Brierlands Lane, by transforming a former council pyramid. The season also saw the Miners take the National limelight with former Brazilian rubbish tip. International Socrates making his Garforth Town debut, alongside former Manchester United In 1977 Garforth made an application to join the Yorkshire League, however they were player Lee Sharpe. Clifford went on to achieve the clubs then highest ever finish in the advised that pub teams were ineligible to compete so they changed the team’s name 2005/06 season of eleventh in the Northern Counties East League. In 2006/07 Clifford led to GARFORTH MINERS and were duly elected. At the start of the 1981/82 season they the Garforth to his second promotion in three years. became founder members of the Northern Counties East League, which was an For the first time in the club’s history Garforth reached Step four of the National League amalgamation of the old Yorkshire and Midland League. In 1985 came the name change to System and entered the newly formed UniBond Division One North. Seasons 2008/09 & the present one of GARFORTH TOWN. 2009/10 saw Town’s league position stabilize, however they were more successful in cup The 1986/87 season saw Town produce their best ever Cup run when they reached the competitions, being victorious in the West Riding County Senior Cup in both seasons. The 2010/11 season a famous victory in the last game of the season over 1st Division North Quarter Final stage of the FA Vase, eventually bowing out by 2 goals to 1 to the Essex Champions, Chester in front of their record highest crowd of 2428. 2011/12 saw Town under based side Collier Row. manager Steve Nichol reach their highest league finish when a final day victory over 1991 saw the clubhouse erected at Brierlands Lane and in 1995 floodlights were installed Skelmersdale Utd resulted in a 5th place finish and a trip to Curzon Ashton in the play-offs. following a campaign, which included the handing over, to local councillors of a petition in However, despite being the better side, Town bowed out on penalties. favour of lights going up which was signed by several hundred people. The appointment of A disappointing season followed in 2012/13 with the resignation of Nichol and disbanding of the first team squad resulting in Town being relegated back to the NCEL Premier Dave Parker as manager in 1994 after the departure of the previous manager and nearly all Division. 2013 saw new Management in charge with the substantial backing of RIASA which the first team players started what is undoubtedly Town’s best period in the NCEL. led in the following season - the Club’s 50th Anniversary year - to a consortium of Chairman The 1996/97 season brought a NCE Division One runners-up spot as well as a Cup Final win Brian Close, treasurer Jane Close and Craig Bannister taking over and bringing in much when Town lifted The Wilkinson Sword Trophy by defeating Eccleshill United over two legs. needed sponsorship and providing a firm footing to take the Club forward once more. Graham In 1997/98 Town won the NCE Division One Championship in style, 18 points clear of the Nicholas was Town’s manager during these seasons until he left to take over at Ossett Town halfway through the 2015/16 season and was replaced for the rest of the season by Adie second placed team - their first ever major League victory - and also completed the DOUBLE Costello before leaving to take up a job with the FA. by winning the West Riding County Cup, beating Premiership side Liversedge 2-0 in the final. Rob Hunter, who was Adie’s assistant, took over as manager and with his wealth of For the 1998/99 season Town moved into their brand new purpose built stadium - Wheatley experience and knowledge of football at this level will hopefully bring success to the club Park. That season saw Town reach the final of the NCEL President’s Cup, eventually losing once again over two legs to North Ferriby United and in their first season in the Northern Counties East GARFORTH TOWN – PLAYER PEN PICTURES Premier Division - although topping the table to Christmas - finish a very creditable mid-table position. In the 1999 /2000 season, despite a poor league finish, Town proved to be a cup winning side. They won the West Riding County Cup, beating Eccleshill United 2-0, as well Toby Wells – Experienced goalkeeper whose impressive performances in 2018-19 earned as the Northern Counties East League Cup with a 3-1 victory over First Division side Glapwell him both the nickname “Superman” and the player of the season award. Joined in summer 2018 after spending time with Tadcaster Magnets, but has previously played in the NCEL in the final at Ossett Albion’s ground. Success that season was not confined to the First Team. with Pickering Town and Barton Town. Has also coached at i2i Academy. Town’s Under 18 side won the Leeds & District Championship at their first attempt and several Aaron Burn – young goalkeeper who joined us last October. Aaron put in some assured of the side also made their debut for the First Team. performances in the absence of Toby Wells and will look to keep him on his toes this Dave Parker retired as manager following the League Cup final after six years at the helm. season. He was the best and most successful manager Town has ever had. His successor was Sam Denton – Experienced Kippax-based central defender who joined in October 2019 and Charlie Marshall – Talented young midfielder who recently returned to us on loan from brings to our defence an excellent reading of the game and aerial ability. Sam can count Liversedge. Son of manager Paul and previously with Pickering Town and Tadcaster Albion Sports, Scarborough Athletic, Farsley Celtic, Guiseley and North Ferriby among his Magnets. former clubs. Sam Barker – Talented young playmaker who’s continually impressed since joining in Jamie Barkway – Centre-back signed in summer 2020. After four years playing in America February 2019. Previously with Harrogate Town U21s and Harrogate Railway. with Newman Jets, Jamie more recently played at Barton Town and Pickering Town. Lee Turner – Experienced and hard-working centre-forward who’s also performed capably Karl Fitzgerald – Centre-back who joined in summer last year and whose composed in midfield and at centre-back. Garforth lad Lee is in a third spell at the club after first performances made him a firm fixture in last season’s squad. Previously with Beverley featuring in 2013-14 season and has gone on to make over 130 appearances. Formerly with Town, East Yorkshire Carnegie and Hall Road Rangers. Wakefield FC, Nostell and HT Sports. Joe Smith – Another summer 2020 signing. Young centre-back formerly with Tadcaster Alex Burton – Strong-running centre-forward who signed in January last year. Previously Magnets, Dunnington and Copmanthorpe. with Selby Town and Pickering Town. Sam Leach – Popular full-back who returned for a second stint with the club in October Dramane Coulibaly – Italian forward who signed last summer. Also known as ‘Tammy’ or 2019, and his pace and committed performances have kept him firmly in the starting eleven. ‘Abou’, Dramane has previously played at Serie D with ACD Pro Dronero and as a youth A previous Ralph Backhouse Trophy winner who’s also played at Hemsworth MW and York player had trials with Genoa. Scored in his first team debut against Scarborough Athletic. City Academy. James Burgess – Experienced and pacey Garforth-based centre-forward who returned to Jack McGahan – Left-back who signed for us in February 2020 from Albion Sports. the club last October after previously pulling on a Town shirt in 2012-13. Has also played at Guiseley, Farsley Celtic, Shaw Lane Aquaforce, Wakefield FC and Horsforth St Margarets. Joe Colley –. Talented attacking midfielder with an eye for a spectacular goal. Joe made the step-up in 2018-19 from our Development Team and went on win the Young Player of Hass Gorji – Striker joining in Summer 2021 who counts Tadcaster Albion, Lancaster City the Year award. Another product of York City’s Academy and one of our longest-serving and Cheadle Town among his former clubs. He’s also spent a season on a scholarship in players despite his young age. America and joins us on a dual registration with Peterborough Sports.
Ryan Foster – Scottish midfielder/striker who joined in October last year. Ryan has previously featured for the Under 23 sides of Harrogate Town and Railway and the York City TODAY’S MATCH BALL SPONSOR J B LANGLEY shadow squad.
Helmo Silva – Another long-serving player, Portugese midfielder Helmo stepped up from our Development side in early 2018. A loyal and popular member of the squad who can be relied upon to entertain the crowd with his attacking flair. Dan Coupland – Attacking midfielder who can also fill-in at centre-back. In his second stint with the club after first joining in summer 2017, he was given the captain’s armband last October. Dan adds a calm presence with ‘right place, right time’ instincts. Previously with Knaresborough Town and Harrogate Railway. Fergus McAughtrie – Left-sided midfield player signed for last season. A product of the Leeds United and Sunderland academies, Fergus has also played at York City and Pickering Town. "J B Langley covers both Architectural and Structural Red Bates – Left or right-sided midfield player joining us in the summer from Athersley Rec. Has also played at Hemsworth, Liversedge and Ossett Albion. Engineering services and has been involved in multiple Duke Witter – Another summer 2021 signing, Duke is an attacking midfielder previously projects covering domestic, commercial and industrial with Strensall Tigers and York Cubs. sectors; from new build projects through to renovations of Jed Zanos – Australian attacking midfielder signed for this season. Jed has previously played at Frickley Athletic, Pontefract FC and York Futsal. existing properties"
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1 16 Penistone Church 3 0 2 1 4 6 2 -2 Emley AFC 3 0 2 1 2 6 -4 17 2 A PERFECT VENUE FOR 18 Hemsworth MW 4 0 2 2 6 11 2 -5 ALL KINDS OF 19 Albion Sports 4 0 1 3 2 7 1 -5 CELEBRATIONS 20 Athersley Recreation 3 0 0 3 0 11 0 -11
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Thackley AFC Club History THE THACKLEY PLAYERS MEET THE ‘DENNYBOYS’ Thackley AFC is known as “the club in the woods” because of its idyllic setting in the heart of Luke Wilson – age 22. Goalkeeper Luke joined the Bradford countryside. Thackley is a true community association football club because its Thackley from Guiseley Academy, before that he was location and standing put it at the heart of a busy and growing residential community. The at Huddersfield. He has tremendous shot stopping area around the ground is used extensively as a leisure and recreational facility that attracts ability and is confident when handling difficult crosses. large numbers of our village to use the rural amenities for activities such as dog walking, bird He is also a skilful distributor, quickly setting up watching, horse riding and rambling. counter attacking moves with accurate throws. The club was founded in 1930 by the younger members of Thackley Wesleyan Methodist Church which follows the trend of church affiliation set by Bolton Wanderers, Manchester City Alex Marsh – age 26. Joined Thackley in 2018 from and Aston Villa among others. It is rumoured that young men were encouraged, by churches, Glasshoughton. He has also played for Ossett Town, to take up football and thus refrain from frequenting public houses. Ossett Albion, Nostell and Handsworth. Alex is an Thackley has a tradition of being administered by residents of the immediate locality. One of energetic right sided, wide player. He gets forward the originators of the club in the 1930’s was Arthur Hylton who lived all his life less than a mile constantly to support attackers. An accurate crosser from the ground. He was assisted by his brother, Leslie, in building up a thriving and particularly from set pieces. successful club that used the village youth for their playing members. All active members of the committee, at this time, lived within walking distance of the ground and this tradition has Ryan Basi - Defender age 29 A Summer 2018 been maintained to the present day. Our ambitious young Chairman, for example, has spent signing from Albion Sports but he also lists Harrogate all his life as a Thackley resident and the committee is largely made up of people living and Railway as a previous club. Ryan is an excellent ball working within a stone’s throw of the club. winner both on the ground and in the air. He is an Thackley’s development as a thriving football club has been steady and consistent. enthusiastic and lively player never giving attackers Progressing from the Bradford Mutual Sunday School League to the County Amateur League the time to settle. by 1939 Thackley has seen a constant rise through the league systems, the West Yorkshire League, the Yorkshire League (in 1967) and the NCEL when it was founded in 1982. Thackley AFC has retained a Premier Division place in every season since (the only club to have done Kristian Hargreaves – age 28. A left sided defender, so). There have been many successes during Thackley’s existence; County Amateur League who can play across the whole of the back line. Kristian winners five times, West Riding Challenge Cup 1964 and 1967, West Riding County Cup is able to read dangerous situations and acts quickly to 1974 and 1975 and the Bradford and District Senior Cup 13 times (a competition record). counteract the threat. Was a member of the Thackley Recent achievements include; in the 2010-11 season Thackley reached the final of the West team that won the league cup in 2012 and 2013. Riding County Cup but lost in extra time to Guiseley having twice held the lead. Thackley won the Toolstation NCEL Cup in two consecutive years 2011-12 and 2012-13. Thackley’s nickname “The Dennyboys” refers to our ground Dennyfield which is named after our long James Rothel – Defender Age 29 Returned to the serving groundsman George Denny who lived nearby. club after spells at Liversedge, Yorkshire Amateur and Our clubhouse is named after Arthur Hylton who was secretary of Thackley during the Maine Road. He is a reliable defender, strong in the formative years from the 1940’s until the 1970’s. Arthur’s contribution to the development of tackle and skilful going forward. He also impresses in Thackley Football Club was greatly influential. Born and raised in Thackley he remained a midfield scoring important goals. loyal and regular contributor to the club until his death. Thackley has a history of long serving secretaries. Stewart Willingham, who has now retired from the post, took up his responsibilities in 1973 and was still going strong until 2016, a total of 43 years at the helm of Lawrance Hunter – age 33. A left sided defender who a club at this level! Stewart was able to sustain this commitment because of the support he operates best in the full back role. He is an effective received from his better half, June, now sadly, no longer with us. The hospitality suite in the distributor who links well with forwards when advancing clubhouse is named in honour of Stewart and June, the Willingham Suite. into attacking positions. He joined Thackley from The season 2016-17 saw a record points haul for the Dennyboys – 78 points – and resulted Tadcaster Albion. He lists Wakefield, Garforth, in 5th place finish in the League. This success was short lived, in the 2017-18 and 2018-19 Stocksbridge PS, and Goole amongst his previous seasons Thackley finished below mid-table in 15th position. 2019 -20 was incomplete with clubs. Thackley, once again in the lower half of the table when games were suspended. Thackley has a tradition that provides playing facilities for members of the community and this season we continue to retain our Ladies’ teams which are making an increasingly important contribution to football at the club. Matthew Broadley – Forward Matthew re-joined us from Chris Lever – forward Chris is a former Eccleshill United Bridlington and has shown that he can score vital goals from player who made his debut in October 2020 against wide positions. An effective wide player who has deceptive Hemsworth. A strong competitive forward with excellent pace and is able to put in telling crosses for others to convert. hold up play. A constant aerial threat, he does not allow defenders time or space quickly closing in when they are in possession. Kieran Haigh – age 23. Young midfield player or defender who joined Thackley from Athersley Recreation in 2018. Asa Mitchell – age 19. A young exciting right sided Kieran is a versatile player primarily operating in midfield forward who joined Thackley from Farsley Celtic Academy although he is an equally effective defender winning plenty of during the 2018/19 season and made an instant his aerial battles. impression by scoring and creating goals. He shows great skill, capable of beating opponents in one on one situations with his pace and control. Simon Poole - age 32. An experienced midfield player who joined Thackley in the Summer of 2019 from Athersley Recreation. Simon is a hardworking ball winner and distributor Daniel Broadbent – Forward Age 29. A striker who brings capable of bolstering the midfield and securing possession. a wealth of experience to the club. He is particularly BAXTER’S Other previous clubs include Ossett Albion and Garforth effective at hold up play and brings other players into the Town. BATTLEFIELD game. Also capable of scoring spectacular goals. His former clubs include, Huddersfield Town, Harrogate Town, TOURS Lewis Waddington Young striker who joined Thackley from Hyde and Mossley. 07545 242257 Calverley United at the end of last season. He has impressed enough then and in pre-season to earn himself a place in the R & D Ben Grech-Brooksbank – age 26. Joined Thackley in the first team squad. He shows that he is capable of scoring Summer of 2019 from Eccleshiil United. He is a central important goals and making valuable assists. EXALL midfield player with an eye to make accurate forward passes when trying to unlock opposition defences. He is also capable of getting into striking positions and Paul Whiteley – Midfield age 30. Captain of the team and converting chances. the club’s longest serving player. Paul has played all of his senior football at Thackley. He is a tireless midfield player who RICHAR Seb Scaroni – age 20. Young midfield player signed in the protects the back four with his proficient ball winning. 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GARFORTH’S INTERESTING LANDMARKS Below are some of the interesting buildings which you can view when Thackley’s Bad Luck Continues on Day of Disaster for Dennyboys you visit Garforth and Swillington Garforth Town 2 Thackley 0 th The church is in magnesian limestone with a slate roof, and NCEL Premier Division – Saturday 24 October 2020. in Early English style. It has a cruciform plan, consisting of Thackley travelled to Garforth Town on Saturday looking to pick up their first away points of a nave, north and south aisles, a south porch, north and the season. The Miners had started the season well with four victories but had lost their last south transepts, a chancel, and a steeple at the crossing. two games, they would be looking to get back to winning ways. Thackley had played well in The steeple has a tower with a Lombard frieze, two-light bell defeat on Wednesday night at league leaders Yorkshire Amateur but lady luck seemed to windows with hood moulds, a clock face, a moulded cornice, have deserted them in recent games. Again, Manager Pat McGuire, had to make changes and an octagonal broach spire with lucarnes. Most of the with former player Luke Robinson returning to the club and Jordan Dimuca making his first windows are lancets, and at the east and west ends are appearance on the team sheet. Thackley started playing down the slope and the game had plenty of movement, without St Mary’s Church tripled stepped lancets. either team really creating anything, in the first fifteen minutes. The first chance fell to Dan 1844-1845 Broadbent, latching onto a cross from Matt Broadley but his shot was blocked by a Leventhorpe Hall A country house designed by John Carr, it is in stone, the defender. A Jamie Barkway shot cleared the bar before another Thackley shot was blocked. 1774 side walls rendered, with bands, a modillion eaves cornice, The away side were playing all the football at this stage and they looked to have deservedly and a hipped roof. There are two storeys and a symmetrical gone in front mid-way through the half. Mark Trueman skirting the edge of the box before front of seven bays, the middle three bays on the front releasing a low drive that just squeezed inside the post. The referee gave the goal, the projecting and canted. Steps with iron railings lead up to the assistant’s flag is not raised. As the players line up for the restart, the referee decides to central doorway that has a moulded architrave on consoles. consult with his assistant, he then disallows the goal. A decision indicative of the match The windows are sashes with moulded architraves, those in official’s afternoon. Thackley continue to press, Broadley is pulled back when through on the ground floor with moulded cornices, and those in the goal, Joe Smith is yellow carded. Luke Robinson goes close with a header and Trueman upper floor with balustraded aprons. At the rear, the outer brings a save from keeper Toby Wells. With five minutes of the half remaining Broadley gets three bays at each end are canted, and in the centre are two a kick in the face which ends his involvement for the day, from the resultant free kick the French windows. referee awards a penalty for hand ball. Wells makes a great save from Ben Grech- The Lodge Leventhorpe The gate lodge at the entrance to the drive is in sandstone, Brooksbank’s well struck kick. Lewis Waddington is Broadley’s replacement. The scores Hall C1760 with projecting bracketed eaves, and a slate roof. There is remain level at the break, in reality, Thackley should be going in at least two goals to the one storey, and an L-shaped plan, with a gable facing the good. road and another facing the drive. In the angle is a flat- Half time: Garforth Town 0 Thackley 0 roofed stone porch, and the windows Having weathered the first half, it is the home side that make the best start to the second. are sashes with moulded architraves and projecting sills on Luke Wilson doing well to tip Lee Turner’s free kick over the bar. Garforth open the scoring brackets. with a rather fortuitous goal, Joe Colley clipping the ball forward following a corner which somehow ends up in the net. Simon Poole is the next Thackley player to leave the field with Footbridge Garforth The footbridge is in cast and wrought iron, and consists of a what looks like a bad arm injury, his replacement is Jordan Dimuca making his debut. The Railway Station C1900 single elliptical arch in four sections, with roundels in the home side should have increased their lead soon after, Charlie Marshall firing over with the centre of each section. On each side are steps with goal at his mercy. Will Alderton replaces Broadbent to introduce fresh legs as Thackley look decorative railings and balusters. to get back into the game. The Garforth defence is standing firm and Thackley are finding it difficult to break down. A scything tackle on Seb Scaroni leaves him writhing in agony on the half way line, the referee waves for play to continue and Sam Barker converts James Burgess’s cross from close range. Scaroni is unable to continue and Thackley are reduced to ten men. Wilson keeps the score at two with a good save late on. Another day when lady Milepost at SE 410 320 The milestone is on the south side luck looks to have abandoned Thackley. of Selby Road (A63 road). It is in stone with cast Full time: Garforth Town 2 Thackley 0 iron overlay, and has a triangular section and a rounded top. A disappointing result, again Thackley played some really good stuff and should have gone On the top is "SELBY AND LEEDS" and "TURNPIKE into the break with a two goal lead. A missed penalty and an unbelievable refereeing ROAD", and on the sides are the distances decision denying them. In the second half the home side took advantage and scored to Leeds and Selby. fortunate goals, which is what the game is all about. Thackley team: Wilson; Whiteley ©; Hargreaves; Trueman; Haigh; Scaroni; Poole (Dimuca 55 mins); Broadbent (Alderton 65 mins); Robinson; Grech-Brooksbank; Broadley (Waddington 42 mins). Unused sub: Mitchell. Harsh red card thwarts Thackley's chances of keeping top spot GARFORTH AN INTERESTING TOWN Thackley 1 Grimsby Borough 3 Here are some interesting facts about the origins of our visitors today, its history, NCEL Premier Division Saturday 14th August 2021 growth and present day attractions. Grimsby Borough were the visitors to the ‘Thank You Key Workers Stadium’ on Saturday. The place-name Garforth appears first in the Domesday Book of 1086 Thackley had moved to the top of the table on Tuesday night with an excellent win at as Gereford and Gereforde, with gar- spellings first appearing in 1336 in the form Garford. Silsden, Saturday’s opponents were on the same number of points, a win for either side The name seems to derive from the Old English words gāra ('triangular plot of land', derived would give them at least a share of top spot. Manager Pat McGuire gave a start to from the word gār, 'spear') and ford ('ford)', and thus meant 'ford at a triangular plot of land'. Thackley’s new signing from Bradford City, Luke Harrop, and Simon Poole came in for the The plot is thought to have lain at a sharp turn in the road now called The Beck. The district unavailable Loz Hunter. Kieron Haigh was the unlucky player to miss out from Tuesday’s also once included the place Church Garforth, whose name is first attested in the fifteenth starting eleven. century as Kirkgarford; here the form kirk reflects the Old Norse form of the Within five minutes of the start, Thackley found themselves down to ten men and a goal word church, kirkja. behind. Debutant, Luke Harrop red carded for a shirt pull on the edge of the box. This seemed a very harsh decision, given that just a minute before, Lewis Waddington had Garforth owes its size to expansion in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries during suffered a similar offence but the referee waved for play to continue. From the resultant free which the local land-owning Gascoigne family ran several coalmines in the area. The kick Lewis Collins curled the ball into the top corner. It took a little time for Thackley to settle surrounding settlements of Micklefield, Kippax, Swillington, Methley and Allerton and Grimsby squandered a couple of chances to increase their lead. On twenty one minutes Bywater Great and Little Preston are all villages that prospered and grew as a result of the Thackley got back in to the game with a rather soft penalty, Waddington adjudged to have coal industry. Nowadays manufacturing and motor-vehicle repair account for more than a been caught in the area as he was about to shoot, Ben Grech-Brooksbank converted the third of the workforce in the area. Garforth is situated on the A63, which links it with spot kick. Dan Vinten came on for Adam Terrelonge-Jones as Thackley looked to shore up the M1 and the A1(M), the M62 also lies close by to the south of the village. the defence. Chris Lever saw his shot rebound from the post, things were not going Thackley’s way, but it was the away side that looked the more likely to score, Adam Drury’s shot clearing the bar when he should at least have tested the keeper. At the break the teams were still level. Half time: Thackley 1 Grimsby Borough 1. The away side pushed forward from the start of the second half and Alfie Stevens-Neale saved well early on. Grimsby regained their lead seven minutes into the half, Drury’s shot sneaking in via the post. Thackley were battling to stay in the game and Adam Muller came on for Lever. Minutes later, after making a one on one save and picking up an injury, Stevens-Neale was replaced by Luke Wilson. What followed was indicative of the sort of afternoon the referee was having, brandishing numerous yellow cards to players of both sides. The game had become very scrappy. With fifteen minutes remaining the away side Shopping Parade Main St Mary’s Church The Miners Public House made the game safe, Richie Burdett racing clear and lifting the ball over the advancing Street. Wilson. Grech-Brooksbank was sent to the sin bin after venting his frustration at another More recent expansion can also be traced to a combination of overall economic success in dubious refereeing decision. Thackley were now down to just nine men. Wilson got down Leeds, and that Garforth is served by transport links. The A1 and M1 are minutes away, and well to turn a shot from the edge of the box away as the home side began to tire. In the end, both have recently been linked by an extension of the M1 which passes to the west and having to play virtually the full ninety minutes with just ten men had thwarted Thackley’s north of the village, with two nearby access points at Junctions 46 and 47. The M1 attempt to retain their position at the top of the table. extension led to rapid development of commercial, light industrial and residential sites Full time: Thackley 1 Grimsby Borough 3 clustered around Junctions 46 and 47. The village rail link to Kippax and Castleford was After just five minutes, Thackley were given a mountain to climb being a goal behind and closed under the Beeching Axe of the 1960s. down to ten men. They battled to get back into the game before half time but the effort took its toll and they succumbed in the end. I suspect it would have been a completely different Garforth has two railway stations. Garforth railway station lies to the north of the town game if they had had eleven men for the full ninety minutes. centre, whist East Garforth railway station, which opened in the 1980s, lies to the east of the Thackley team: Stevens-Neale (Wilson 63 mins); Poole; Hargreaves; Whiteley ©; Harrop; town, both stations on the mainline route between Leeds, York and North Eastern England Rothel; Waddington; Terrelonge-Jones (Vinten 23 mins); Lever (Muller 54 mins); Grech- to Scotland, and between Leeds, Selby and Hull and the Yorkshire coastal resorts. There Brooksbank; Murphy. Unused subs: Haigh; Parchment. are also rail links to Manchester, Newcastle upon Tyne, Liverpool and Blackpool. Grimsby Borough: S Drury; Jamieson ©; Crowther (Fullwood); Davey (Ellis); Barnett; Hipwell; A Drury; Collins; Burdett; Trott; Edwards (Wilkinson). Unused subs: Galloway; Swann. Attendance 87 Referee: Carl Parker. YOU CAN’T BEAT THESE JOKES WE’RE BACK WITH DAD’S FAVOURITES – ‘THE OLD GITS PAGE’ One thing that the ‘Old Gits’ have in common is that they are all dads. Unfortunately, they are also all prone to tell the jokes that dads are famous for!
Mick Lodge Stewart (Willy) Steven Geoff (Scotty) Eddie Tony (Foggy) Willingham Paley Scott Williams Foulds Willy’s next door neighbour says to him ‘What’s the difference between grilled bacon and pea soup?’ ‘Anyone can grill bacon’ says Willy. Eddie bought a new reversible jacket. Mary can’t wait to see how it turns out. Tony told his girlfriend she was drawing her eyebrows too high. She looked surprised. He asked her to meet him at the gym but she didn’t turn up. He knew then that they weren’t going to work out. Willy sat down for dinner at a restaurant and the waiter asked ‘Do you want to hear today’s special?’ He said, ‘Yes please.’ Waiter ‘No problem, sir, today is special.’ Geoff remembers that his wedding was beautiful EVERYONE cried. Even the cake was in tiers. Tony discovered that his girlfriend was a ghost. He had his suspicions the moment she walked through the door. Mick’s doctor has advised him to stop drinking – it’s going to be a masive change for him, he’s been with that doctor for fifteen years. Steven’s wife Mary said that if he bought her one more stupid present she would burn it, so he bought her a candle. Mick and Geoff were in the dressing room talking. Mick said ‘Even after all this time you still call your wife ‘Darling’ ‘and ‘Love’ what’s the secret?’ Geoff said ‘I forgot her name a couple of years ago and I’m scared to ask her.’ Willy’s still in the restaurant. Waitress,’How did you find your steak sir?’ Willy, ‘I just looked next to the chips and there it was.’ Geoff asked his dog ‘What’s two minus two. The dog said nothing. The dog was a magician, a labracadabrador. Eddie read a book called ‘Fifty Shades of Gravy.’ It was very saucy. Mick’s in the shop buying a banana, an apple and two eggs. The shopkeeper says ‘You must be single.’ Mick says, ‘ How did you know that?’ Shopkeeper, ‘Because you’re ugly.’ Sad news Tony’s broken up with his girlfriend Lorraine because he was seeing another lady called Claire Lee. The good news is that he can see Claire Lee now Lorraine has gone. Tony was in a taxi the other day when the driver said ‘Do you mind if I put some music on?’ ‘Not at all.’ said Tony ‘Kiss?’ said the driver. Tony said ‘Let’s listen to the music first and see how we feel.’ Geoff took his lizard back to the pet shop because it wouldn’t stop telling dad jokes. ‘That’s not a lizard.’ said the shop keeper ‘That’s a stand up chameleon. Mick found out that the company making yard sticks won’t be making them any longer. For her birthday Eddie took Mary to an orchard and they stood there looking at trees for half an hour. Not the Apple Watch Mary was expecting apparently. Willy’s mathematical anomaly: 15+15 is thirty, 16+16 is thirty too.
Thackley AFC Player Appearances and Goals 2021- 2022 Up to 21.08.21 These are the “Dennyboys”
Name Played Sub Total Position MOM Cup Leag Total Goals ue (5) Goals Ryan Basi Defender Mark Bower 1 1 Goalkeeper Ras Diamond 2 2 Defender Jordan Dimuka Midfield Ben Grech-Brooksbank 5 5 Midfield/Forward 1 2 2 4 Omar Habeeb Forward Kieran Haigh 4 1 5 Midfield/Defender 1 1 Kristian Hargreaves 4 4 Defender Luke Harrop 2 2 Jack Holroyd Goalkeeper Lawrance Hunter 3 3 Defender Albert Ibrahimi 1 1 Forward 1 1 1 Will Jackson 2 2 Midfield Adam Terrelonge Jones 3 2 5 Midfield Guelor Kasongo Forward Kamran Khan 1 1 Forward Ian King 1 1 Chris Lever 4 4 Forward 1 Alex Marsh Defender Nicky Matthews 1 1 Forward Pat McGuire 2 2 Midfield Asa Mitchell 1 1 Forward Adam Muller 1 2 3 Forward Owen Murphy 3 1 4 Midfield/Defender 1 Jahro Parchment 1 3 4 Forward FREE VALUATIONS Simon Poole 3 3 Midfield Ethan Rhodes Defender Luke Robinson 2 2 Forward James Rothel 2 1 3 Midfield/Defender Daniel Vinten 2 1 3 Defender Alfie Stevens-Neale 3 2 Goalkeeper Lewis Waddington 5 5 Forward 1 Paul Whiteley 5 5 Midfield Luke Wilson 1 2 3 Goalkeeper
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COMPLETE THACKLEY AFC FIXTURES APPEARANCES AND GOAL SCORERS 2021-22 Scorers Substitutions Date Fixture Comp 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 16/17 18/19 McGuire Hargreaves Waddington Whiteley G-Brooksbank Ibrahimi 1 Parchment Diamond S 31.07.21 Goole AFC NCEL H D 4-4 Bower Poole Vinten Haigh 1 Lever 2 Murphy T-Jones Waddington Whiteley Parchment McGuire G-Brooksbank Matthews Robinson Diamond S. 07.08.21 Wythenshawe Town FA Cup H L 2-3 S-Neale Hunter Haigh Vinten Lever 2 Murphy Jackson T-Jones T 10.08.21 Silsden NCEL A W 3-0 S-Neale Haigh Hunter Whiteley Hargreaves Rothel Waddington1 T-Jones Lever 1 G-Brooksbank Murphy1 Muller Wilson Jackson Khan King Hargreaves Whiteley Waddington G-Brooksbank Parchment S 14.08.21 Grimsby Borough NCEL H L 1-3 S-Neale Poole Harrop Rothel T-Jones Lever 1 Murphy Muller Wilson Haigh Vinten W 18.08.21 Winterton Rangers NCEL A L 0-4 Wilson Poole Hunter Whiteley Harrop Hargreaves Waddington T-Jones Muller G-Brooksbank Haigh Mitchell Parchment Rothel Robinson S 21.08.21 Garforth Town NCEL H L 0-4 Wilson Haigh Hargreaves Whiteley Rothel T-Jones Poole Mitchell Lever G-Brooksbank Parchment Matthews King Habeeb Diamond Dimuka S 28.08.21 Staveley MW NCEL A T 31.08.21 Eccleshill United NCEL A S 04.09.21 No Match S 18.09.21 Penistone Church NCEL A S 25.09.21 Holker Old Boys FA Vase H T 28.09.21 Maltby Main NCEL A S 02.10.21 Emley AFC NCEL H T 05.10.21 AFC Mansfield NCEL H S 09.10.21 No Match W 13.10.21 Albion Sports NCEL A S 16.10.21 Handsworth NCEL A S 23.10.21 Sherwood Colliery NCEL A S 30.10.21 Bottesford Town NCEL A S 06.11.21 Barton Town NCEL H S 13.11.21 Knaresborough Town NCEL H S 20.11.21 Hemsworth MW NCEL H S 27.11.21 Goole AFC NCEL A S 04.12.21 Silsden AFC NCEL H S 11.12.21 Grimsby Borough NCEL A S 18.12.21 Winterton Rangers NCEL H T 28.12.21 Garforth Town NCEL A S 01.01.22 Staveley MW NCEL A S 08.01.22 Eccleshill United NCEL H S 15.01.22 Athersley Recreation NCEL A S 22.01.22 Penistone Church NCEL H S 29.01.22 AFC Mansfield NCEL A S 05.02.22 Maltby Main NCEL H S 12.02.21 Emley AFC NCEL A S 19.02.22 Albion Sports NCEL H S 26.02.22 Handsworth NCEL H S 05.03.22 Sherwood Colliery NCEL H S 12.03.22 Bottesford Town NCEL H S 19.02.22 Barton Town NCEL A S 26.03.22 Knaresborough Town NCEL H S 02.04.22 Hemsworth MW NCEL A
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