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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.
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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 Main Stand sponsor for 2019/20 Trustees Stewart Willingham, Steven Paley, Geoff Scott 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
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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. At Garforth last week, they could have gone into the break with at least a two-goal advantage. Mark Trueman had a perfectly good goal ruled out, Ben Grech-Brooksbank had his penalty well saved and Matt Broadley sustained a match ending injury all before half time. Simon Poole suffered a broken arm just after the break and Seb Scaroni was left on the floor writhing in agony following a reckless tackle, as Garforth scored their second goal. Overall, the team is playing some good stuff without converting their midfield play into goals. Let us hope that can be rectified in this game.
THE NEXT MATCH AT DENNYFIELD TOOLSTATION NORTHERN COUNTIES EAST PREMIER DIVISION THACKLEY AFC V STAVELEY MW Saturday 11th November 2020 K.O. 3:00 pm
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THACKLEY’S MANAGEMENT TEAM Sponsored by Running a football club is far from just trying to get eleven players to kick a piece of leather about on a Pat McGuire - Manager Age 30 Took over Saturday afternoon. There is an awful lot of work that has to be done to make that happen. I suppose as manager in 2016-17 season and guided most sporting clubs face a similar work load. For example; at the last committee meeting, which lasted the club to safety. He shows good for over two hours (carried out by video link of course), less than ten minutes was actually spent on organisational skills and has developed a strong team work ethic and good discussing on field matters. The remainder was spent discussing things like finance; projects; long relationships. Pat has retained his player terms plans and of course the current Covid situation. status. He is a skilful midfield player capable A time-consuming issue the club had to deal with recently was a fine given to our Ladies team for a of controlling the midfield and setting the breach of the rules. A new one this season, before starting games both club’s team sheets have to be tempo of a game. His previous clubs include Bradford City, Farsley, Ossett Albion and emailed to the league prior to kick off (2.00pm). It has been introduced to stop paper work being Town passed between the teams, a Covid safety measure. Failure to comply with this rule carries a fine of Joe Brown – Assistant Manager We are £15. Thackley were surprised to receive a charge that team sheets for one particular game had not very pleased that Joe began his coaching been submitted until after 8pm in the evening. The club contested this, producing evidence that an future at Thackley. He brings a wealth of email had been sent at 1.58pm. This evidence was dismissed by the league’s disciplinary committee, experience. A skilful and influential forward Mick claiming that emails could be altered and the fine would stand. The charge then became a matter of and midfield player who saw league football principle, it was no longer just about the fine. (Come on, who would go to the trouble of tampering with with Bradford City. He has scored some Lodge an email to avoid a £15 fine). Emails were exchanged between the two parties, Thackley making the important goals for Thackley. point that there was a legal principle called the ‘postal rule’, being that the time the document is deemed served (i.e. sent and received) is the time of doing the act. This plea was again rejected. The Nathan Priestley Coach - Joined Thackley matter was taken further, and another series of emails sent until an IT investigation was carried out. in the summer of 2017 although he had This eventually established that there had been no malpractice, an email had been sent at 1.58pm but spent a short time previously with the club it had taken Outlook 23,936 seconds (over 6.5 hours) to send it through to the league (no superfast as assistant manager. He continues in his fibre broadband there then). The charge was withdrawn. Another instance of when running a football role as U19 team director but is also active when the senior team play and makes a club, it’s not all about getting eleven players out there on Saturday afternoon. valuable contributes to first team match So, to on field matters, a subject that does not make very good reading this month. In a busy October, days.
I suspect the league are trying to get as many games in as they can, eight games were planned for THACKLEY’S SPORTS INJURY TEAM Sponsored by the month and, at the time of writing, seven have been played. Six defeats and just one win, has left Joe Tate – Sports Injuries Qualified from Thackley with only four points from their opening eight league games and third from bottom of the Worcester University and is also capable of league. I know it is an old cliché but Thackley have played better than their results suggest. The team playing at this level if required. He provides has been hit by quite a few injuries and player unavailability, plus their leading goal scorer has been the expertise to minimise and remediate tempted away to join another club. The most worrying defeat was the 4-1 loss at Bottesford Town, injuries which is so important to footballers. they had not got a point until they played Thackley. Against Maltby, Thackley took a two goal first half lead only to concede four later in the game. They scored first against top of the table Yorkshire Amateur but could not maintain their lead and lost 3-1. Their only victory came against Hemsworth Carl Clifford – Physiotherapist. Joined early in the month, in this game, Thackley came back from going a goal down. The final game of the Thackley in the 2017-18 season and brings his expertise as a sports injury specialist to Available for month is against local rivals Silsden, they have faired a little better than Thackley, with six points from treat players’ problems. Qualified from five games. Hopefully results will begin to pick up soon, if not we could be in trouble come the end of Teesside University as a physiotherapist in sponsorship the season. 2009. He has owned 33 North a mobile physio since August 2017.
The 2018-19 season saw us start very well and we were top of the Premier Division late Silsden AFC – Our History September. We then had a spell of injuries which left us a little bit short of experienced players and the team was greatly affected by this. Silsden AFC was formed in September 1904 by a local man, Doctor John Purcell. They We slumped to below half way but made a very good recovery and finished a creditable 9th started playing Rugby, then handball and ended up playing both Saturday and Sunday position. football. The 2019-20 season saw us move laterally to the North Counties East Football League. Like any sporting team they experienced huge success and disappointing defeats but the While we will still had some long travels we will also have numerous local fixtures against dedication of countless volunteer committee`s kept the club alive. None more so than the the likes of Thackley, Eccleshill, Knaresborough, Liversedge, Garforth, Yorkshire Amateur present committee of the new Millennium who will leave a legacy for generations to come. and Albion Sports to name but a few! Unfortunately, everyone knows how the season The present Saturday senior team set up was formed with a team playing together since the ended? 1996/97 season after starting life in our local Craven & District Football League Division Two So we move on to this season (2020-21) with high hopes to fulfil last season's good after the team had progressed through the junior section within the club to open age performances. We continue our ground development and this season will see us install a football. They spent 3 years in the Craven League moving up to the Premier Division and in new 107 seater stand, a brand new build for the hospitality suite, plus a new terrace behind the last year in that division set a new record of going through the season unbeaten in all the clubhouse goal which will be called The John McNulty End. competitions. Silsden AFC have also a progressive junior set up with age groups running from Under 5's From there they joined the West Riding County Amateur League in Division Two and quickly right through to Under 18's. Some age groups run two or three teams making this one of the gained promotion up into the Premier Division where they enjoyed three seasons. In season largest football clubs in the area with some 450+ junior players. There is a prestigious Junior 2002/2003 Silsden set another record in going through the season unbeaten in all Competition each year running over the first weekend of June and in 2017 had over competitions. To add to this they also won the West Riding County Challenge Cup for the 160teams competing. third successive season, a feat only achieved by one other club. It was clear that the team The club also have an under 21s team playing in the West Riding FA U21s League and was ready for football at a higher level and in season 2004/2005 Silsden joined the North finally completed by two ladies teams playing in the WRCWFL. West Counties League. Without floodlights and an enclosed pitch, the Cobbydalers were The club prides itself on being a Friendly Charter Standard Community Club with close links forced to play their home games at Cougar Park, the home of Rugby League Club, Keighley with the Community. Cougars. The Cobbydalers gained promotion to the top division in their inaugural season, finishing as runners up to runaway winners Cammell Laird, and had their most successful runs in the FA Cup and FA Vase Competitions. The club's aim was to move back to the Keighley Road ground at the earliest opportunity and the club (Football and Cricket) embarked on a period of fund raising accruing over £100,000. Finally the development took place, with the help of a £663,453 grant from the Football Foundation, as part of its continuing investment in grass- roots football and an additional Football Foundation grant of £300,000 through the Community Club Development Programme. In May 2009 the building of a new clubhouse & changing facilities was completed just as the Keighley Cougars gave them notice to quit. The club had 2 options, to ground share with a Lancashire club or develop the playing surface and outdoor facilities at the Keighley Road headquarters. They formed a committee and raised £110,000 in 5 months and in August 2010 saw the completion of the ground improvements which meant a return of Silsden AFC to its rightful place.... back in Silsden! The Cobbydaler`s maintained their position in the top division of the NWCFL and in 2015 embark on their tenth season in the division, their best year being in season 2008-09 when they finished ninth with 58 points. The season after saw them relegated to division one where they spent 2 seasons rebuilding. The 2017-18 season was a great record breaking season for Silsden AFC!! We started like a house on fire with 18 consecutive victories in the first 18 games! A league record. We finished this off by winning the 1st Division by four clear points. We accumulated a record 103 points and also scored the most goals ever by a team winning the league – 110.
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Today we extend a warm welcome back to several of our former players who now represent Silsden. We always look forward to meeting old friends and with Silsden there are quite a few of them today. Ben Higginson Matt Moses Goalkeeper Ben Matt is an attacking played most of his full back who loves to games for Thackley in get forward.He made the 2009-10 season. his debut for Thackley He played thirty three in 2010-11 season. games during that Alfie Darke Connor Thompson Josh Kaine Dan Illingworth season.
Liam Hudson Lewis Morgan An exceptional Another versatile defender who could player who can play turn his hand to midfield or in defence. midfield if required. Lewis is a member of Liam played for the legendary Morgan Thackley for five family. He played for seasons making 123 Thackley between appearances 2011 and 2014. Myles Foley Arley Barnes Joe Mitchell Khurram Shazad Shaun Airey Harry Thompson Shaun is a powerful Harry is a hard defender who played working and effective for Thackley between wide midfield player 2009 and 2011 who also played in the making 46 Shaun Airey era under appearances and Dave Morgan’s scoring 7 goals. management. He made 37 appearances
Chris Wademan Luke Hudson Chris is an exciting A forward player Danny Riley Carlton Pownall Josh McKiernon Jake Maltby forward who played during the Dave briefly for Thackley in Morgan era. Luke 2016/17 season played over four making only 9 seasons between appearnces but 2009 and 20013 scoring 4 goals. making 65 appearances and scoring 24 goals. Craig Bentham Tom Higman Craig joined Thackley Tom played over three towards the end of the seaons for Thackley Mark Everingham Dyllan Drovi Leon Hurles-Brook Harry Parsons 2014/15 season and between 2009 and went on to make over 2012. He made 67 100 apperances for appearances as Thackley. Another defender noted for his versatile player either clean striking of the in midfield or defence ball and consequent
often scoring useful accurate disrtibution. goals. . WELL WORTH A VISIT - THE PICTURESQUE VILLAGE OF SILSDEN Thackley is linked to Silsden by the tow path of the Leeds Liverpool canal which, when built, was an important feature in the prosperity and development of the two villages. Although the canal cuts through Toolstation NCEL Premier Division League Table 2020 -2021 the centre of Silsden it is more remote from Thackley but close enough to influence the (As at 31.10.2020) development of the woollen trade which Pos Team P W D L GF GA PTS +/- was so important to both settlements. 1 Yorkshire Amateur 9 7 2 0 27 7 23 +20 Silsden isn't as touristy as some of the 2 Liversedge 6 6 0 0 23 3 18 + towns and villages close by, but it is still well worth a visit. The town is located on 3 Bridlington Town 7 5 0 2 26 13 15 +13 The Leeds Liverpool Canal runs through the Leeds and Liverpool canal, which has 4 Garforth Town 7 5 0 2 17 11 15 +6 the heart of Silsden a footpath that provides pleasant views of 5 Handsworth 8 4 2 2 21 16 14 +5 the rolling hills of Airedale and is popular with both walkers and cyclists You're likely to see a few people on their bikes on the main road running through the 6 Maltby Main 8 4 2 2 15 12 14 +3 town as well because Silsden formed part of the Tour De France's Grand Depart in the 7 Barton Town 10 4 2 4 16 20 14 -4 summer of 2014 and cycling has been popular in the area ever since. 8 AFC Mansfield 6 4 1 1 22 5 13 +17 Silsden has been a settlement for more than 1,000 years and derives its name from the 9 Grimsby Borough 8 4 1 3 23 20 13 +3 Saxon words 'Sighle' and 'Dene', meaning farmer and land in the hollow. However, in 1998 evidence was found to suggest that people were inhabiting the region 10 Albion Sports 7 3 1 3 11 11 10 0 well before the Saxon era. One afternoon a man named Jeff Walbank was scanning a 11 Eccleshill United 9 3 1 5 11 15 10 -4 field with his metal detector when it started beeping loudly. Probably half-expecting to 12 Hemsworth MW 5 3 0 2 7 4 9 +3 find little more than a tin can or a pot, Mr Walbank began digging and uncovered what is 13 Penistone Church 6 3 0 3 13 11 9 +2 now known as the Silsden Hoard. Dating from the late Iron Age and early Roman era, the hoard is a collection of 27 gold coins that were valued at £20,000 and are now on display 14 Staveley MW 4 2 1 1 7 3 7 +4 at Cliffe Castle Museum in the neighbouring town of Keighley. It is thought that the coins 15 Goole AFC 7 2 1 4 9 23 7 -14 were left behind by people fleeing the Romans following the invasion of Great Britain Silsden 6 2 0 4 10 15 -5 under the emperor Claudius in 43 AD. 16 6 When you walk around the town you will see that it was once a very industrial place. Like 17 Knaresborough Town 8 2 0 6 8 17 6 -9 th much of West Yorkshire, Silsden's main trade was textiles during the 19 century and the 18 Thackley 8 1 1 6 9 20 4 -11 remnants of its once illustrious mills can still be seen, but many of them now serve other Bottesford Town 9 1 1 7 13 30 -17 purposes such as offices and apartments. 19 4 Just up from the football ground you will find the Steeton and Silsden railway station, 20 Athersley Recreation 8 0 0 8 6 38 0 -32 which has services running to Skipton in the north and Leeds and Bradford to the south- east. Trouble in the Kitchen: Bonapartes Restaurant, on Kirkgate, was the subject of the first- ever episode of Gordon Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares in 2004. After the show aired, Bonapartes’ owner Sue Ray threatened to take legal action against Ramsay, Channel 4 and the programme makers, Optomen, after claiming that the show put her £400,000 in debt. Christine Hall, producer of Kitchen Nightmares, refused to accept the blame, stating Ray only had herself to blame. The programme revisited the restaurant in the second series, but Ray would only talk to Ramsay off-camera. In June 2006, Ramsay won a High Court case against the London Evening Standard, which had alleged, after reports from Ray, that scenes and the general condition of Bonapartes had been faked. Ramsay was awarded £75,000 plus costs. Ramsay said at the time: "I won't let people write anything they want to about me. We have never done anything in a cynical, fake way.” 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 Thackley from Guiseley Academy, before that he was at Huddersfield. the Bradford countryside. Thackley is a true community association football club because its He has tremendous shot stopping ability and is confident location and standing put it at the heart of a busy and growing residential community. The when handling difficult crosses. He is also a skilful area around the ground is used extensively as a leisure and recreational facility that attracts distributor, quickly setting up counter attacking moves with large numbers of our village to use the rural amenities for activities such as dog walking, bird accurate throws. watching, horse riding and rambling. The club was founded in 1930 by the younger members of Thackley Wesleyan Methodist Alex Marsh – age 26. Joined Thackley in 2018 from Church which follows the trend of church affiliation set by Bolton Wanderers, Manchester City Glasshoughton. He has also played for Ossett Town, Ossett and Aston Villa among others. It is rumoured that young men were encouraged, by churches, Albion, Nostell and Handsworth. Alex is an energetic right to take up football and thus refrain from frequenting public houses. sided, wide player. He gets forward constantly to support Thackley has a tradition of being administered by residents of the immediate locality. One of attackers. An accurate crosser particularly from set pieces. the originators of the club in the 1930’s was Arthur Hylton who lived all his life less than a mile from the ground. He was assisted by his brother, Leslie, in building up a thriving and successful club that used the village youth for their playing members. All active members of Ryan Basi - Defender age 29 A Summer 2018 signing from Albion Sports but he also lists Harrogate Railway as a the committee, at this time, lived within walking distance of the ground and this tradition has previous club. Ryan is an excellent ball winner both on the been maintained to the present day. Our ambitious young Chairman, for example, has spent ground and in the air. He is an enthusiastic and lively player all his life as a Thackley resident and the committee is largely made up of people living and never giving attackers the time to settle. working within a stone’s throw of the club. Thackley’s development as a thriving football club has been steady and consistent. Progressing from the Bradford Mutual Sunday School League to the County Amateur League by 1939 Thackley has seen a constant rise through the league systems, the West Yorkshire Kristian Hargreaves – age 28. A left sided defender, who can play across the whole of the back line. Kristian is able to read League, the Yorkshire League (in 1967) and the NCEL when it was founded in 1982. Thackley dangerous situations and acts quickly to counteract the threat. AFC has retained a Premier Division place in every season since (the only club to have done Was a member of the Thackley team that won the league cup so). There have been many successes during Thackley’s existence; County Amateur League in 2012 and 2013. winners five times, West Riding Challenge Cup 1964 and 1967, West Riding County Cup 1974 and 1975 and the Bradford and District Senior Cup 13 times (a competition record). Recent achievements include; in the 2010-11 season Thackley reached the final of the West James Rothel – Defender Age 29 Returned to the club after Riding County Cup but lost in extra time to Guiseley having twice held the lead. Thackley won spells at Liversedge, Yorkshire Amateur and Maine Road. He the Toolstation NCEL Cup in two consecutive years 2011-12 and 2012-13. Thackley’s is a reliable defender, strong in the tackle and skilful going nickname “The Dennyboys” refers to our ground Dennyfield which is named after our long forward. He also impresses in midfield scoring important goals. serving groundsman George Denny who lived nearby. Our clubhouse is named after Arthur Hylton who was secretary of Thackley during the formative years from the 1940’s until the 1970’s. Arthur’s contribution to the development of Lawrance Hunter – age 32. A left sided defender who Thackley Football Club was greatly influential. Born and raised in Thackley he remained a operates best in the full back role. He is an effective distributor loyal and regular contributor to the club until his death. Thackley has a history of long serving who links well with forwards when advancing into attacking secretaries. Stewart Willingham, who has now retired from the post, took up his positions. He joined Thackley from Tadcaster Albion. He lists responsibilities in 1973 and was still going strong until 2016, a total of 43 years at the helm of Wakefield, Garforth, Stocksbridge PS, and Goole amongst his a club at this level! Stewart was able to sustain this commitment because of the support he previous clubs. received from his better half, June, now sadly, no longer with us. The hospitality suite in the clubhouse is named in honour of Stewart and June, the Willingham Suite. The season 2016-17 saw a record points haul for the Dennyboys – 78 points – and resulted Nicky Matthews – age 32. A versatile forward who returned in 5th place finish in the League. This success was short lived, in the 2017-18 and 2018-19 to Thackley four years ago and, when available, has been a seasons Thackley finished below mid-table in 15th position. 2019 -20 was incomplete with valuable and inventive force. He is capable of playing in any IAN Thackley, once again in the lower half of the table when games were suspended. position across the front line and as a deep lying centre forward. His other previous clubs are Bradford Park Avenue MATTHEWS Thackley has a tradition that provides playing facilities for members of the community and this and Ossett Albion. 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. Paul was Summer of 2019 from Bolton Woods. Seb is originally from a member of the successful Thackley team that won the NCEL STEWART D EVA Australia. He is an extremely skilful ball player who rarely League Cup in 2012 and 2013. wastes the ball and shows maturity beyond his years. He WILLINGHAM has been impressive since breaking into the first team and Adam Muller – age 38 Signed in the Summer of 2018 from great things are expected of him. Athersley Rec. Other clubs include Guiseley, Ilkeston, Farsley and Eastwood Town. A versatile, hard-working player who Awaiting can operate in midfield and up front. He shows good touch Sponsor Morgan McCusker-Butcher Young midfielder who was and movement, a strong tackler when winning the ball previously at Halifax Town. 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Date Opponents F A Date Opponents F A 20.09.19 H 2:00 FAC Ripon City (Lost 3-4 on penalties) L 3 3 20.09.20 2D A 2:00 Leeds City L 0 4 27.09.20 A 2:00 PD Brayton Belles L 2 3 27.09.20 2D H 2:00 Garforth Rangers Girls AFC Open L 1 2 04.10.20 H 2:00 LC1 Hemsworth Town Firsts (Lost 4-5 on L 2 2 04.10.20 2D A 2:00 Phoenix L 0 1 penalties) 11.10.20 2D H 2:00 Farsley Celtic Juniors Ladies L 0 1 11.10.20 A 2:00 PD Wetherby Athletic W 4 1 Development 18.10.20 H 2:00 PD Yorkshire Amateur L 1 3 18.10.20 2D A 2:00 Dewsbury Rangers L 1 4 25.10.20 A 2:00 PD Silsden P P 25.10.20 2D H 2:00 Amaranth Crossgates Ladies W 4 0 08.11.20 H 2:00 PD Ripon City 01.11.20 2D H 2:00 Ackworth Girls FC Ladies 15.11.20 A 2:00 PD Lower Hopton 08.11.20 2D A 2:00 Ackworth Girls FC Ladies 22.11.20 H 2:00 PD Leeds Medics and Dentists 15.11.20 2D H 2:00 Sherburn White Rose Ladies 29.11.20 A 2:00 PD Harrogate Railway 22.11.20 2D A 2:00 Pontefract Sports and Social AFC Ladies 13.12.20 A 2:00 PD Brighouse Sports 29.11.20 2D H 2:00 Phoenix 10.01.21 H 2:00 PD Brayton Belles 06.12.20 LS A 2:00 Leeds Medics and Dentists 17.01.21 H 2:00 PD Wetherby Athletic 13.12.20 2D H 2:00 Leeds City 24.01.21 A 2:00 PD Yorkshire Amateur 10.01.21 2D A 2:00 Garforth Rangers 31.01.21 H 2:00 PD Silsden 17.01.21 2D A Farsley Celtic Juniors Ladies 21.02.21 H 2:00 PD Lower Hopton Development 28.02.21 A 2:00 PD Leeds Medics and Dentists 24.01.21 2D H 2:00 Dewsbury Rangers 21.03.21 A 2:00 PD Harrogate Railway 31.01.21 2D A 2:00 Amaranth Crossgates Ladies 28.03.21 H 2:00 PD Brighouse Sports 21.02.21 2D A 2:00 Sherburn White Rose Ladies 28.02.21 2D H 2:00 Pontefract Sports and Social AFC Ladies
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1 Dewsbury Rangers 4 3 0 1 +8 9 LEAGUE TABLE (01.11.20) 2 Leeds City FC Ladies 5 3 0 2 +6 9 Pos P W D L GD Pts 3 Phoenix 3 3 0 0 +4 9 1 Brayton Belles 4 3 1 0 +6 10 4 Farsley Celtic Juniors Ladies Development 5 2 1 2 -4 7 2 Yorkshire Amateur 3 3 0 0 +8 9 5 Ackworth Girls FC Ladies 2 2 0 0 +4 6 3 Silsden 4 2 0 2 -2 6 6 Sherburn White Rose Ladies 3 2 0 1 +1 6 4 Leeds Medics and Dentists 4 2 0 2 -8 6 7 Pontefract Sports and Social AFC Ladies 3 1 1 1 -1 4 5 Wetherby Athletic 5 1 1 3 +1 4 8 Thackley Ladies Reserves 6 1 0 5 -6 3 6 Harrogate Railway 3 1 1 1 -1 4 9 Amaranth Crossgates Ladies 4 1 0 3 -6 3 7 Thackley Ladies Firsts 3 1 0 2 0 3 10 Garforth Rangers Girls AFC Open 5 1 0 4 -6 3 8 Ripon City 3 0 3 0 0 3 9 Lower Hopton 3 1 0 2 -1 3 Already signed up for Matchday Sponsorship 10 Brighouse Athletic 2 0 0 2 -2 0 26.12.20
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Thackley’s Bad Luck Continues on Day of Disasters for Dennyboys THE LAST TIME THE TWO TEAMS MET Garforth Town 2 Thackley 0 Mitchell wonder goal brings parity - Thackley 2 Silsden 2 NCEL Premier Division – Saturday 24th October 2020 – Kick off 3.00pm. NCEL Premier Division – Saturday 21st December 2019 Thackley travelled to Garforth Town on Saturday looking to pick up their first away points of Following a morning inspection, the game between Thackley and local rivals Silsden was the season. The Miners had started the season well with four victories but had lost their last given the go ahead. The Cobbydalers were on a seven game unbeaten run and had moved two games, they would be looking to get back to winning ways. Thackley had played well in one place above Thackley in the table on goal difference. Both had missed out last weekend defeat on Wednesday night at league leaders Yorkshire Amateur but lady luck seemed to due to the weather and were likely to be up for this derby game. Thackley were missing have deserted them in recent games. Again, Manager Pat McGuire, had to make changes Kieran Thompson and Ben Grech-Brooksbank, giving starts to teenager Eisa Faulding and with former player Luke Robinson returning to the club and Jordan Dimuca making his first new signing Albert Ibrahimi. appearance on the team sheet. There was a minutes applause in memory of Thackley President Mike Smith who passed Thackley started playing down the slope and the game had plenty of movement, without away earlier this month. either team really creating anything, in the first fifteen minutes. The first chance fell to Dan Both teams took time to adjust to the heavy conditions and there were a couple of Broadbent, latching onto a cross from Matt Broadley but his shot was blocked by a speculative efforts early on. The away side took the lead on twelve minutes when Kris defender. A Jamie Barkway shot cleared the bar before another Thackley shot was blocked. Hargreaves was caught with the ball, Laurence Sorhaindo got clear and shot past the The away side were playing all the football at this stage and they looked to have deservedly advancing Luke Wilson. The Thackley keeper kept Thackley in the game a couple of gone in front mid-way through the half. Mark Trueman skirting the edge of the box before minutes later, saving after Khurram Shazad found himself one on one. Ryan Basi headed releasing a low drive that just squeezed inside the post. The referee gave the goal, the wide following a free kick but it was the away side that was dictating play. Wilson again assistant’s flag is not raised. As the players line up for the restart, the referee decides to denied Shazad, getting a hand to take the pace off of the ball, Basi cleared as it rolled consult with his assistant, he then disallows the goal. A decision indicative of the match toward the goal line. At the other end Ben Higginson kept the scores level with a great save official’s afternoon. Thackley continue to press, Broadley is pulled back when through on from Jack Normanton. Kris Hargreaves picked up the game’s first booking as Thackley goal, Joe Smith is yellow carded. Luke Robinson goes close with a header and Trueman became more threatening. Higginson saved from Jack Boyle following a short corner before brings a save from keeper Toby Wells. With five minutes of the half remaining Broadley gets the home side levelled the scores, Basi heading in from a free kick. Thackley’s lead lasted a kick in the face which ends his involvement for the day, from the resultant free kick the just a minute, Sorhaindo working the ball down the right, his cross was converted by referee awards a penalty for hand ball. Wells makes a great save from Ben Grech- Matthias Britton. Silsden held onto their one goal lead into the break. Brooksbank’s well struck kick. Lewis Waddington is Broadley’s replacement. The scores Half time: Thackley 1 Silsden 2 remain level at the break, in reality, Thackley should be going in at least two goals to the Thackley took up the initiative from the start of the second half and Higginson was at full good. stretch to turn James Rothel’s thirty-five yard shot around the post. Dan Broadbent came on Half time: Garforth Town 0 Thackley 0 for Jack Boyle just before Thackley equalised in a spectacular way. A free kick just inside Having weathered the first half, it is the home side that make the best start to the second. the Silsden half was headed away, the ball found Asa Mitchell out on the right, his volley Luke Wilson doing well to tip Lee Turner’s free kick over the bar. Garforth open the scoring flew across goal and into the top corner to give Higginson no chance to save. Wilson again with a rather fortuitous goal, Joe Colley clipping the ball forward following a corner which saved well after Britton had got clear before Matt Hall replaced the injured Basi. Ray somehow ends up in the net. Simon Poole is the next Thackley player to leave the field with Sibanda came on for debutant Albert Ibrahimi before Normanton was unlucky not to put the what looks like a bad arm injury, his replacement is Jordan Dimuca making his debut. The home side in front, his shot from outside the box rebounding off of the post. Mitchell could home side should have increased their lead soon after, Charlie Marshall firing over with the have won the game for Thackley late on but his shot cleared the bar and the game finished goal at his mercy. Will Alderton replaces Broadbent to introduce fresh legs as Thackley look all square. to get back into the game. The Garforth defence is standing firm and Thackley are finding it Full time: Thackley 2 Silsden 2 difficult to break down. A scything tackle on Seb Scaroni leaves him writhing in agony on the Overall, a fair result on the day, Silsden shaded the first forty-five minutes, Thackley had the half way line, the referee waves for play to continue and Sam Barker converts James better of the second half. An entertaining game enhanced by one of the best goals of the Burgess’s cross from close range. Scaroni is unable to continue and Thackley are reduced season. to ten men. Wilson keeps the score at two with a good save late on. Another day when lady Thackley: Wilson; Faulding; Hunter; Whiteley ©; Basi (Hall 70 mins); Hargreaves; luck looks to have abandoned Thackley. Ibrahimi (Sibanda 75 mins); Rothel; Mitchell; Boyle (Broadbent 65 mins); Normanton. Full time: Garforth Town 2 Thackley 0 Subs not used: Murphy; Poole. A disappointing result, again Thackley played some really good stuff and should have gone Silsden: Higginson; Benn; Hudson; Barnes ©; Illingworth; Brown; Taylor-Mountford into the break with a two goal lead. A missed penalty and an unbelievable refereeing (Wademan); Mitchell; Britton; Shazad; Sorhaindo (Kirby). Subs not used: Bentham; decision denying them. In the second half the home side took advantage and scored McKiernon; Kaine. fortunate goals, which is what the game is all about. Thackley scorers: Ryan Basi 36 mins; Asa Mitchell 66 mins. Thackley team: Wilson; Whiteley ©; Hargreaves; Trueman; Haigh; Scaroni; Poole (Dimuca Silsden scorers: Laurence Sorhaindo 12 mins; Matthias Britton 37 mins. 55 mins); Broadbent (Alderton 65 mins); Robinson; Grech-Brooksbank; Broadley Attendance: 180 - Referee: Jamie Rhodes (Waddington 42 mins). Unused sub: Mitchell. Attendance: 240 - Referee: Steven Taylor.
Mick Lodge Stewart (Willy) Steven Paley Geoff (Scotty) Eddie Tony (Foggy) Willingham Scott Williams Foulds Willy’s next door neighbour asks him: ‘What’s the difference between mashed potatoes and pea soup?’ ‘Anyone can mash potatoes.’ says Willy. Steven wondered what kind of magazines cows read. Then it struck him, cattlelogs Did you know the Old Git’s friend Ian was a magician who lost his magic? Eddie knows he doesn’t have a ‘dad bod’ … he has a father figure. Geoff knows what they call a dinosaur that uses cheap toilet paper. Megasaurarse. Tony asks his lad ‘Would you like anything for dinner?’ Rob says ‘What are my choices?’ Tony says ‘Yes or no.’ Mick got blocked by Gary Barlow. Whatever he did, whatever he said, he didn’t mean it. Willy is buying a banana, an apple and two eggs. The female cashier says; ‘You must be single.’ Willy answers ‘Wow, how did you know that?’ She replies: ‘Because you’re ugly.’ Steven wondered how many tickles it would take to make an octopus laugh. Then it struck him: 10-tickles. Geoff warned his daughter about using her whistle inside and gave her one last chance. Unfortunately she blew it. Mick’s friend was a yacht builder who had to work from home. His sails went through the roof. Years ago Willy was out with his daughter and ran into a friend he’d not seen in a long time. ‘This is Jen.’ He said introducing his daughter. ‘And what’s Jen short for?’ he’s asked. ‘Because she’s only three!’ said Willy. People said Mick would never get over his obsession with Phil Collins. But take a look at him now. Guess who Eddie bumped into on the way to get his glasses mended. Everybody. Willy was so bored sitting at home that he decided to memorize six pages of the dictionary. He learned next to nothing. Geoff’s wife has blocked him on Facebook because he posts too many bird puns. Well, he thinks, toucan play at that game. Willy read that 99.9% of people are idiots. Fortunately, he thought, he belongs to the 1% of intelligent people. Steven wondered what they call a dinosaur fart. Then it struck him: a blast from the past. Eddie asked Mary what was the difference between a poorly dressed man on a bicycle and a well dressed man on a bicycle. ‘Attire’ says Mary. Tony’s lad asked him if he could tell him what a solar eclipse was. ‘No sun.’ says Tony. Elaine tells Geoff that she hates revolving doors and is afraid that she’ll get stuck in them. Geoff says: ‘Don’t worry you’ll come round eventually.’ Mick ran out of toilet paper, so he began to use old newspapers … The Times are rough. A bloke on a tractor has just driven past Willy shouting; ‘The end of the world is nigh!’ He thought it was Farmer Geddon Willy’s next door neighbour says to him, ‘What rhymes with bone?’ ‘No it doesn’t.’ says Willy. 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! Thackley AFC Player Appearances and Goals 2020- 2021 Up to 31.10.20 These are the “Dennyboys”
Name Played Sub Total Position Cup League Total (11) Goals Goals William Alderton 2 5 7 Defender Ryan Basi 3 3 6 Defender Dan Broadbent 2 3 5 Forward 1 1 Matthew Broadley 5 0 5 Forward 1 1 Joe Brown Forward/Midfield Jordan Dimuka 0 1 1 Midfield Eisa Faulding Defender Ben Grech-Brooksbank 10 1 11 Midfield/Forward 2 2 Kieran Haigh 6 2 8 Midfield/Defender Kristian Hargreaves 10 0 10 Defender Lawrance Hunter 3 0 3 Defender 1 1 Josh Jackson 0 2 2 Defender Adam Jones 2 1 3 Defender Darwin King Midfield/Defender Chris Lever 3 1 4 Forward Alex Marsh 5 3 8 Defender Nicky Matthews Forward Morgan McCusker Butcher 4 2 6 Midfield/Defender 1 1 Pat McGuire Midfield Asa Mitchell 2 4 6 Forward 1 1 Adam Muller 1 4 5 Forward Owen Murphy 4 4 8 Midfield/Defender Jack Normanton 6 0 6 Forward 1 1 Simon Poole 4 5 9 Midfield Luke Robinson 1 0 1 Forward FREE VALUATIONS James Rothel 7 2 9 Midfield/Defender 2 2 Ethan Rhodes 0 1 1 Defender Sebastian Scaroni 9 1 10 Midfield 1 1 Ray Sibanda 0 5 5 Midfield Mark Trueman 4 0 4 Midfield Jamie Underdown 0 1 1 Forward Lewis Waddington 7 2 9 Forward 1 1 2 Paul Whiteley 10 0 10 Midfield Luke Wilson 11 0 11 Goalkeeper 4 9 13
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COMPLETE THACKLEY AFC FIXTURES APPEARANCES AND GOAL SCORERS 2020-21 Scorers Substitutions Date Fixture Comp Score 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 16/17 18/19 T01.09.20 Runcorn Town FA Cup A L 1-2 Wilson Marsh Hunter1 Whiteley Hargreaves Rothel Waddington Scaroni Mitchell G- Normanton Haigh Poole Murphy Sibanda Muller Brooksbank F 19.09.20 Durham City FA Vase A W 4-0 Wilson Marsh Hunter Whiteley Hargreaves Rothel Waddington Scaroni1 Normanton1 G- Haigh Mitchell Murphy Basi Butcher Sibanda 1 Brooksbank Poole Underdown T 22.09.20 Albion Sports NCEL H D 0-0 Wilson Marsh Hunter Whiteley Hargreaves Rothel Waddington Scaroni Normanton G- Haigh Mitchell Poole Murphy Basi Sibanda Brooksbank S 26.09.20 Bridlington Town NCEL A L 1-3 Wilson Marsh Rothel1 Whiteley Hargreaves Basi Waddington Scaroni Normanton Poole Murphy Mitchell Sibanda G- Jackson Muller Brooksbank S 03.10.20 Maltby Main NCEL H L2-4 Wilson Marsh Murphy McCusker Hargreaves Rothel Waddington Poole Mitchell1 Grech Normanton Muller Alderton Basi Sibanda Jackson Butcher 1 Brooksbank T 06.10.20 Hemsworth MW NCEL H W 2-1 Wilson Whiteley Hargreaves McCusker Basi Scaroni Waddington Lever Normanton Grech Murphy Muller Alderton Jones Rhodes Rothel 1 Butcher 1 Brooksbank S 10.10.20 Harrogate Railway Ath FA Vase H L 0-1 Wilson Whiteley Hargreaves McCusker Basi Scaroni Alderton Lever Murphy Grech Broadley Rothel Haigh Broadbent Poole Marsh Butcher Brooksbank W 14.10.20 Bottesford Town NCEL A L 1-4 Wilson Haigh Alderton Whiteley Hargreaves Rothel Waddington McCusker Grech Trueman Broadley Scaroni Murphy Broadbent1 Marsh Butcher Brooksbank S 17.10.20 Handsworth NCEL H L 2-3 Wilson Whiteley Rothel Jones Haigh Scaroni Muller Lever G Trueman Broadley1 Poole Marsh Broadbent Alderton McCusker Brooksbank1 Butcher W 21.10.20 Yorkshire Amateur NCEL A L 1-3 Wilson Whiteley Hargreaves Jones Haigh Scaroni Poole Broadbent G Trueman Broadley Alderton Waddington Lever Brooksbank1 S 24.10.20 Garforth Town NCEL A L 0-2 Wilson Whiteley Hargreaves Trueman Haigh Scaroni Poole Broadbent Robinson Grech Broadley Waddington Alderton Dimuka Mitchell Brooksbank S 31.10.20 Silsden NCEL H S 07.11.20 Athersley Recreation NCEL A T 10.11.20 Staveley MW NCEL H S 14.11.20 Penistone Church NCEL A S 21.11.20 Liversedge NCEL H T 24.10.20 Knaresborough Town NCEL A S 28.11.20 Goole AFC NCEL H S 05.12.20 Grimsby Borough NCEL A S 12.12.20 Bridlington Town NCEL H S 19.12.12 Maltby Main NCEL A S 26.12.20 Eccleshill United NCEL H S 02.01.21 AFC Mansfield NCEL H S 09.01.21 Handsworth NCEL H S 16.01.21 Garforth Town NCEL H S 23.01.21 Silsden NCEL A S 30.01.21 Athersley Recreation NCEL H S 06.02.21 Penistone Church NCEL H S 13.02.21 Liversedge NCEL A S 20.02.21 Hemsworth MW NCEL A S 27.02.21 Albion Sports NCEL A S 06.03.21 Knaresborough Town NCEL H T 09.03.20 AFC Mansfield NCEL A S 13.03.21 Barton Town NCEL A
S 27.03.21 Bottesford Town NCEL H S 03.04.21 Eccleshill United NCEL A S 10.04.21 Staveley MW NCEL A S 17.04.21 Yorkshire Amateur NCEL H S 24.04.21 Goole AFC NCEL A S 01.05.21 Barton Town NCEL H S 08.05.21 Grimsby Borough NCEL A
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