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WELCOME TO THE THANK YOU KEY WORKERS STADIUM AT DENNYFIELD TODAY’S TEAM SQUADS THACKLEY AFC SILSDEN Red/white/red White/red/red Luke Wilson Arley Barnes THACKLEY AFC v SILSDEN AFC Alex Marsh Craig Bentham Toolstation Northern Counties East League Kieran Haigh Shaun Airey Premier Division Ryan Basi Dyllan Drovi Saturday 31st October 2020 Kristian Hargreaves Alfie Darke James Rothel Mark Everingham Kick Off 3:00 pm Lawrance Hunter Myles Foley Volume 20 Issue 6 Owen Murphy Robbie Fox Simon Poole Ben Higginson Paul Whiteley Liam Hudson Adam Muller Leon Hurles-Brook Will Alderton Daniel Illingworth Chris Lever Josh Kaine Asa Mitchell Jake Maltby Josh Jackson Joshua McKiernon Ben Grech-Brooksbank Joseph Mitchell Seb Scaroni Lewis Morgan Thackley AFC Main sponsor for 2020-21 Lewis Waddington Carlton Pownall Jordan Dimuca Daniel Riley Adam Jones Ollie Russon Jamie Underdown Khurram Shazad Morgan McCusker-Butcher Mark Simpson Eisa Faulding Connor Thompson Nicky Matthews Harry Thompson Main Stand sponsors for 2020-21 Daniel Broadbent Christopher Wademan Matthew Broadley Kyle Welsh THACKLEY AWAY KIT SPONSORS Ethan Rhodes Priestley Joinery offers all aspects of joinery covering Luke Robinson commercial subcontracting works to domestic home Today’s Match Officials improvements Referee – Samuel Clayton (Sheffield and Hallamshire FA) Referee’s Assistants – Ken Haycock and Mark Leadbeater (Both West Riding FA) OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMME £1.50 ‘WELCOME FROM THE MANAGER AND GRANDMA MARY’S BURGER BAR CAPTAIN’ PRICE LIST The latest up to date views from the Pat and Paul Manager Pat McGuire gives his thoughts for the week: HOT FOOD Good afternoon and welcome to Dennyfield for a local Derby against Silsden. Obviously ¼ lb Cheese Burger £2.40 Danny and Craig are good friends and they've done a fantastic job in getting Silsden back in ¼lb Burger £2.10 the NCEL Premier Division, and in steadying the ship and being comfortable and Giant Hotdog £2.10 competitive at this level. Both teams know eachother pretty well so I expect a close encounter. Chip Butty £1.90 Of late, it just hasn't been going our way for one reason or another. We played well against Tray of Chips £1.30 Handsworth and Yorkshire Amateurs but on both occasions came away with nothing to SUNDRIES show for it. Last week at Garforth has left me still scratching my head as to how we were Chocolate Bars £0.80 beaten, as for large parts we absolutely battered them. You cannot legislate for missed chances though and the penalty miss and Robbo's header were big opportunities. Add HOT DRINKS Trueman's disallowed goal for an 'offside interference' when he shot from 25yards out, and Tea £1.10 it shows when you're down there nothing runs in your favour. As a staff we've questioned Coffee £1.20 ourselves whether we're wearing rose-tinted glasses, but feedback from opposing Bovril £1.30 managers has cemented our feelings that we are a good team. The fact two of our players have rejected approaches from clubs higher placed in the league in the last week shows the Soup £1.30 lads also believe results are coming and there is a good buzz in the changing rooms. Hot Chocolate £1.30 However, the stats don't lie, and one win in 8 isn't good enough. This league can be turned COLD DRINKS on its head on the back of two results so we will remain calm, stick to our principles and Can of Pop £1.00 sometime soon someone is going to get a good hiding. Water £0.90 Enjoy the game, PM Our captain Paul Whiteley gives an insight into team matters: At times we can be masters of our own downfall and we haven’t helped ourselves but over THACKLEY AWAY KIT SPONSORS the last couple of weeks the luck hasn’t been on our side. We have played some really great football at times and dominated large parts of the game against Handsworth, Yorkshire Priestley Joinery offers all Amateurs and Garforth and yet found ourselves on the losing side on each occasion. Each aspects of joinery game I think there has been turning points to where we could have taken the game away from the opposition and failed to do so, whilst the opposition seem to be taking every covering commercial opportunity that comes their way. subcontracting works to Handsworth, they scored a goal on pretty much the half time whilstle and keeping them at nil at half time, I believe would have been a big boost for us. We showed great grit to get domestic home back into the game before they scored late on to win it. Yorkshire Amateur again was similar, we were so close to making it 2-0 and we are playing a different game. They have improvements some great players so it was always going to be a tough game to get something from but E: extending the lead would have been really important for us. Garforth I thought we dominated the game on the whole and had one disallowed and a penalty missed so again if both go in [email protected] we are 2-0 at half time. Even at 1-0 I thought we were still creating a lot however injuries did Please contact Carl Priestley not help us with Broadley, Pooley and Seb all having to leave the field and eventually us being down to 10 men. It was a foul on Seb on the lead up to their second goal which again M: 07989 473356 goes to show luck and decisions haven’t been on our side. Every team goes through a tough patch and hopefully we will be coming out of ours sooner rather than later. We have also been unlucky with not only decision and luck but also with injuries and so I wish Broadley, Seb and Pooley speedy recoveries. Some will be out longer than others and all will be greatly missed. Thackley AFC Thackley AFC is an Unincorporated Association of Members Address Dennyfield, Ainsbury Ave, Thackley BD10 0TL Phone number 01274 615571 Website www.pitchero.com/clubs/thackleyfootballclub Twitter @ThackleyAFC THACKLEY AFC IS SPONSORED BY Facebook Thackley AFC Chairman Ben Oliver SUREFREIGHT President Stewart Willingham Secretary Richard Holmes Treasurer Steven Paley INTERNATIONAL LTD Membership Secretary Richard Paley Programme Editor Richard Paley ([email protected]) Committee Eddie Williams, Mary Williams, Michelle Woollias, Thackley AFC Mark Appleby, Kate Bainbridge, Andy Patterson Matt Humm Trustees Stewart Willingham, Steven Paley, Geoff Scott Main Stand sponsor for 2019/20 First Team Manager Patrick McGuire Assistant Manager Joe Brown Coach Nathan Priestley U19’s Team Manager Rizwan Mohamed Thackley Ladies First Team Manager James Riches Thackley Ladies reserve Team Manager Alex Munro CASINO & RESTAURANT BRADFORD 01274 391 820 PLAYER OF THE MONTH FOR SEPTEMBER This season we have decided to make an award to the outstanding player DENNYFIELD DIARY of the month. The recipient of the award will be selected by Thackley’s Saturday 31st October 2020 management team who will choose Thackley’s most valuable player over the previous month. Lewis Waddington Good afternoon, and welcome to the Thank You Key Workers Stadium, Dennyfield for Our picture shows Thackley’s player of the month for this afternoon’s Toolstation Northern Counties East Premier League match against September Lewis Waddington being presented with Silsden. We extend a warm Thackley welcome to the players, officials and supporters of his award by manager Pat McGuire. Lewis has broken Silsden and wish them a safe and comfortable short journey to and from Thackley. into the first team this season after a successful season in our Under 21 team last year. He is an Today we return to the ‘Thank You Key Workers Stadium at Dennyfield’ to take on local exciting young player who shows that he is willing to rivals from just up the Aire Valley, Silsden. Like Thackley, the Cobbydalers have not had work hard to make improvements to his game with the a particularly good start to the season. However, in September they did progress past potential to progress even higher. His breakthrough at the first round of both national competitions. In the FA Cup, they defeated Eccleshill the outset of the season was marked with some fine United before going down to Bootle in the subsequent round. Whilst in the FA Vase, performances and some valuable goals and assists. they beat Garstang before losing out to Guisborough Town. With six points from six The future of the club is dependent upon the progress games in the league, they sit a couple of places above Thackley in the table. Their made by our young players and Pat’s selection of a points have come from two wins against Goole (3-2) and Knaresborough (5-3), which young player like Lewis is indicative of the importance suggests they are capable of scoring quite a few goals. It might also say something of young players’ development. about their defending strategy. Silsden moved to the NCEL from the NWCL at the beginning of last season and were one of the teams that Thackley managed to play twice. In their first ever league encounter at the Cobbydale Construction Stadium, Thackley returned to Bradford with all three points. Goals from Jack Normanton and Charlie Flaherty (both have moved on this season) good enough to cancel out Aidan Kirby’s (also moved on) goal for Silsden. In the game at Dennyfield the teams shared four goals, Ryan Basi and Asa Mitchell scoring for Thackley. With just four points from eight games, Thackley need to start adding to their tally. So far, ‘Lady Luck’ seems to have deserted them, injuries, unavailability and some rather unbelievable refereeing decisions have not aided their cause.
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