WHITLEY BAY V SOUTH PARK FA CARLSBERG VASE 4TH ROUND
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x107090_WBFC_p3_vw_x107090_WBFC_p3_vw 20/01/2012 09:42 Page 1 £1.00 BAYTHE OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PROGRAMME WATCH OF WHITLEY BAY FOOTBALL CLUB FA VASE WINNERS 2001/02, 2008/09, 2009/10, 2010/11 WHITLEY BAY v SOUTH PARK FA CARLSBERG VASE 4TH ROUND Saturday 21st January 2012 x107090_WBFC_p3_vw_x107090_WBFC_p3_vw 20/01/2012 09:42 Page 2 BW2 HONOURS WHITLEY BAY FOOTBALL CLUB LIMITED Full members of the Football Association, the Northumberland Football Association and the Northern League. Ground and Registered Office Tel 0191 291 3637 (clubhouse) Hillheads Park, Rink Way, Whitley Bay NE25 8HR 0191 291 3636 (office & fax) www.whitleybayfc.com Chairman Director/Football Secretary Assistant Manager Paul McIlduff Derek Breakwell Brian Rowe Vice Chairman/ Director/Pitch Maintenance Coach Company Secretary David Styles Adam Furness Peter Siddle Director/Publicity Reserve Team Manager Director/Treasurer Julian Tyley Marc Nash Jennifer Breakwell Team Manager Physio Ian Chandler Glen Martin Boardroom Hospitality Veronica Siddle CLUB HONOURS F.A. Carlsberg Vase Northumberland Senior Cup Northern League Challenge Cup Winners sFinalist Winners 2001/02, 2008/09, 2009/10, 1953/54, 1954/55, 1955/56, 1964/65, 1970/71 2010/11 1965/66, 1976/77, 1985/86, Finalists Semi Finalists 1990/91, 2002/03 1967/68 2007/2008 Northern League J.R Cleator Cup F.A. Amateur Cup Champions Winners Semi Finalists 1964/65 1965/66 2006/07 2007/08 1965/66 1968/69 Runners Up H.F.S. Loans League Div. 1 1959/60, 1966/67, 1968/69, Northumberland Senior Cup Champions 1969/70 Winners 1990/91 1952/53, 1960/61, 1963/64, H.F.S. Loans Div. 1 Cup 1964/65, 1967/68, 1968/69 Winners 1969/70, 1970/71, 1972/73 1988/89, 1990/91 1986/87, 2004/05, 2009/10 x107090_WBFC_p3_vw_x107090_WBFC_p3_vw 20/01/2012 09:42 Page 3 FA Vase Winners: 2002, 2009, 2010, 2011 WHITLEY BAY FC BW3 Welcome to Hillheads WHITLEY BAY v SOUTH PARK FA CARLSBERG VASE 4TH ROUND Saturday 21st January 2012 Good afternoon and welcome to Hillheads Park for today’s eagerly anticipated FA Carlsberg Vase 4th Round tie against South Park. I would like to extend a very warm welcome to all players, officials and supporters of South Park who have made the long journey north from Surrey. I hope they enjoy their weekend in the north east and have a safe journey back home tomorrow. Based in Reigate, South Park are members of the Cherry Red Records Combined Counties League. They won promotion to the Premier Division last season and are the current holders of the Surrey Premier Cup. Our only previous meeting with a club from their league came two years ago when we needed a replay to overcome a very good Chertsey Town side in the 5th Round of the competition. I would like to welcome to today’s game our match sponsors Molson Coors and their guests. Paul Caulfield, Simon Pollock and their friends. We are very grateful for your support. It also gives me great pleasure to welcome Shaun, Mark and the rest of team at Potts Print UK, our programme producers and printers. The club recently received an award for the best programme in the Northern League from Soccer club swap Shop. The great success of the club programme is due to Julian and everyone at Potts. Well done and thank you, for all, the hard work that goes into making the programme such a success. It is greatly appreciated by everyone at the football club. Last Saturday’s hard fought win over Consett took us top of the table and extended our unbeaten run to 10 games. We know that we are in for another tough game today but Ian will have the team well prepared as we seek to continue our remarkable run of success in the FA Vase. Please remember that should the scores be level after 90 minutes, extra time will be played and if there is still no winner, the replay will take place at South Park’s King George’s Field next Saturday. However, if the game is decided today, we will be at home again next Saturday when Penrith will be the visitors with Northern League points at stake. Paul McIlduff Chairman HOWAY THE BAY! Enjoy Today’s Game The Directors would like to thank the Vice Presidents for their continued support Mr K Barnes, Mr C Bell, Mr S Booth, Mr G Brindle, Mr D Champion, Mr D Dagg, Mr W J Darby, Mr J Drury, Mr M Fitz-Gerald, Mr S Fitz-Gerald, Mr D Hall, Mr R E Keenleyside, Mr F Kelly, Mr D Leslie, Mr G Leteve, Mr J Marr, Mr D Parker, Dr R Pinkney, Mr B Richardson, Mrs V Siddle, Mr N Smith, Mr G Smoult, Mr M Thompson. WHITLEY’S RECORD BREAKING FA VASE WIN 2011 FINAL DVD AVAILABLE NOW x107090_WBFC_p3_vw_x107090_WBFC_p3_vw 20/01/2012 09:42 Page 4 BW4 MATCH REPORTS WHITLEY BAY 1 CONSETT 0 Saturday 14th January A hard fought victory in difficult conditions took Whitley to the top of the league as their championship rivals were all victims of frozen pitches. A healthy sized crowd of over 500 fans saw Whitley claim the points thanks to a rare Paul Robinson header in the second half. The fact that the game went ahead was due largely to the efforts of groundsman Dave Styles who produced a playing surface that Michael McMullen in midfield passed a mid morning inspection and apart from a narrow strip was prompting from midfield with accurate passes and was alongside the new stand, was frost free at kick off. looking much more effective than in recent games. It was Kerr who Consett, despite their lowly position in the table, came into the began the move that led to the crucial goal, with a pinpoint game boosted by their surprise Durham Challenge Cup victory at accurate pass through to Robinson who played the ball to Dale West Auckland in midweek. They started in much more confident who in turn found McMullen on the right wing. The youngster fashion that when the sides met at Belle Vue Park in September, whipped a perfect cross to the back post where Robinson came in enjoying more of the possession and trying to test Whitley’s reserve to head across Jameson into the net, a finish reminiscent of his team keeper Michael Hammond, who was deputising for the stoppage time winner against Barwell that sent Whitley to injured Kyle Hayes. Despite good approach work, their finishing Wembley two seasons ago. was wayward and Hammond was rarely put under any pressure. With half an hour still to play, Bay fans were hoping for more goals Whitley’s first attempt of note came after 11 minutes when Paul to cement victory but it was not to be. Robinson burst through Robinson cut in from the left and from 20 yards out drove the ball eight minutes later but fired just wide, then at the other end a goal wide of goal. Michael McMullen, operating on the right wing, was line clearance by Callum Anderson denied opposing captain Jonjo struggling on the very hard surface and soon switched to the Dickman. sunbathed left wing where he was more effective. A great ball from Kerr played McMullen through but Jameson did Just before the midway stage of the half, a clumsy challenge by a well to block the shot at the near post. Kerr then had an Consett defender on Robbie Dale some 25 yards from goal gave opportunity himself when he broke clear with just Jameson to beat Whitley a free kick out on the left but Dale wasted the opportunity, but his attempted lob lacked sufficient power and the keeper made firing the ball well over the bar. a comfortable save. At the other end, Consett’s Harrison Davies, who scored a hat trick Inevitably conditions deteriorated as the temperature dropped but in midweek and was posing a threat on the visitors’ left flank, players on both sides coped well and Consett pushed forward late curled a free kick wide of goal. For Whitley, Gareth Williams, on in search of an equaliser. Davies twice failed to get attempts on returning from injury, did well to cut the ball back from near the target while David Malloy, who worked as hard as any of the team right corner flag and Consett keeper Peter Jameson punched it in red, forced a rare save from Hammond who kept the ball out away from goal when he should really have held on to the ball. The with his feet. visitors failed to make the most of their remaining opportunity of Damon Robson, returning after injury, came off the bench for the the half when Gavin Ross headed over the bar from a right wing last 15 minutes while Darren Timmons was also brought on in the corner. Just before the half time whistle, LeePaul Scroggins was closing stages as Whitley comfortably held onto their lead. Michael injured and was replaced by Lee Kerr. Mackay, one of the league’s most prolific goal scorers in recent The second half began with Whitley looking much livelier and years, made little impression on a tight Bay defence and was off quickly creating openings. target with a late effort before David Pounder saw his header from Indeed, within two minutes, and with some fans just emerging Robinson’s cross plucked from under the bar by Jameson. from the warmth of the clubhouse, Paul Chow had the ball in the net after chipping over Jameson but an offside flag came to the WHITLEY BAY: WHITLEY BAY: Hammond, Anderson, Pounder, rescue of the Steelmen.