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Gary Bowyer and Ian Henderson Who Have Been 2006 Football League Trophy Chosen As the Sky Bet League Two Manager and Player of the Month 2020 for April 2021! 25 2 Enjoy expert HR and health & safety support to get you back to business Whether you need to manage furlough, stay COVID secure, or make tough HR choices for your business, Peninsula’s here to keep you safe and successful, whatever challenge you face: • HR & Employment Law • Staff Wellbeing • Health & Safety • Payroll Advice Get 10 % off any of the PENINSULA services 0808 145 3388 Quote: peninsula-uk.comSalford City vs Leyton Orient www.salfordcityfc.co.ukSALFORD01 3 HONOURS Eccles & District League Division 2 1955-56, 1959-60 Eccles & District League Division 3 1958-59 Manchester League Division 1 1968-69 Manchester League Premier Division 1974-75, 1975-76, 1976-77, 1978-79 Northern Premier League Division 1 North 2014-15 Northern Premier League Play-Off Winners 2015-16 National League North 2017-18 National League Play-Off Winners 2018-19 Lancashire FA Amateur Cup 1971, 1973, 1975 Manchester FA Challenge Trophy 1975, 1976 Manchester FA Intermediate Cup 1977, 1979 NWCFL Challenge Cup Congratulations to Gary Bowyer and Ian Henderson who have been 2006 Football League Trophy chosen as the Sky Bet League Two Manager and Player of the Month 2020 for April 2021! 25. Salford City vs Leyton Orient CLUB ROLL President Dave Russell Chairman Karen Baird 5 17 Secretary Andy Giblin BOWYER Gary VISITORS The Committee Pete Byram, Ged Carter, Barbara Gaskill, Terry Gaskill, Ian Malone, Frank McCauley, Paul Raven, George Russell, Bill Taylor, Alan Tomlinson, Dave Wilson Shop Manager Tony Sheldon Media Zarah Connolly, Ryan Deane, Will Moorcroft Photography Charlotte Tattersall, Howard Harrison 23 25 First Team Manager Gary Bowyer TEAM OF THE YEAR Two League SESSIONS Foundation 92 Assistant Manager Warren Joyce GK Coach Carlo Nash Kit Manager Paul Rushton Medical Team Dr. Mubin Ibrahim, Steve Jordan, Dave Rhodes Football Staff Ross Duncan, Youl Mawene Sporting Director Chris Casper Programme printed by MatchDay Creative WATCH TODAY’S MATCH here 4 Another big win for Salford. The UK’s fastest, most reliable full fibre has landed in Salford. Plus Ammies fans can get it FREE for 3 months. Call 0800 049 6280 to check if you can get Future Fibre. Salford City vs Leyton Orient www.salfordcityfc.co.uk Future Fibre is being rolled out in locations across the UK, including Trafford Park, Eccles, Swinton, Walkden and Radcliffe. You can check your availability by calling us. TTMCR175JK - Salford Programme A5 Mar21 - v3 CMYK.indd 2 26/03/2021 09:29 5 Gary Bowyer Another “We have had a great week, very positive, and the boys have continued to be brilliant with their application, attitude and approach to the sessions that we put on.” Good afternoon and welcome to The Peninsula than they have given me in the last couple of Stadium for the final game of the regular league months and now we have to give that last bit of season. Leyton Orient are today’s visitors, and everything. I would like to offer warm greetings to Jobi McAnuff, his players, the staff and directors who Of course it’s an honour to be chosen as Manager big win for have travelled up from London. of the Month, and I’m delighted for Hendo to win the Player of the Month award too but without Since I have come in we have taken each game as the efforts of the rest of the squad we would have it comes and on the whole we have enjoyed a lift neither so credit and thanks has to go to all of them and some successes with results. This afternoon we for their contributions. have one more game, and all we can do is affect our own performance then let matters elsewhere This season has been the most unique campaign I settle themselves. think I have ever been involved in with everything that has happened off the field because of the Last weekend was disappointing and unfortunately pandemic. It’s a credit to the players and staff Salford. taken out of our control, but it happened and as a at the Club for the way they have handled the group we have put that behind us with the focus challenges this season has thrown up, and I know this week being solely on today’s game. that we are all grateful for your continued support and patience from home so from all of us thank We have had a great week, very positive, and you, and enjoy today’s game! The UK’s fastest, most the boys have continued to be brilliant with their application, attitude and approach to the sessions Come on Salford! reliable full fibre has that we put on. I couldn’t have asked for any more landed in Salford. Plus Ammies fans can get it FREE for 3 months. Call 0800 049 6280 to check if you can get Future Fibre. Future Fibre is being rolled out in locations across the UK, including Trafford Park, Eccles, Swinton, Walkden and Radcliffe. You can check your availability by calling us. TTMCR175JK - Salford Programme A5 Mar21 - v3 CMYK.indd 2 26/03/2021 09:29 6 Every business needs a Champion Against a backdrop of COVID-19, your accountant should go beyond just compliance to deliver a complete advisory role. At Champion, we are one of our clients’ greatest assets, supporting individuals, businesses and their teams in a collaborative partnership. Speak to one of our 0161 703 2500 experts today. www.linkedin.com/company/ Offices in Manchester (HQ), Chester, champion-accountants Blackpool and Preston @ChampionAccount [email protected] www.championgroup.co.uk Salford City vs Leyton Orient www.salfordcityfc.co.uk 7 Frankly Speaking... I’m disappointed with myself. I really should have known better. Having spent almost a lifetime involved with football at differing levels I should have realised the futility of taking the outcome of a football match for certain. Regrettably, I have to admit that my heart We can add in our ‘ifs’ and ‘buts’ such as ‘Did the Every business overruled my head. Following our late victory loss through injury, at various times, adversely at Bradford City, our fate with regard to the affect our chances?’ ‘What impact did the sending play-offs was in our own hands. An away win at offs against Mansfield and Colchester have at what needs a Colchester and a home win today would seal at was the tail end of the season?’ None of that really least seventh spot for us. There would be no need matters though, the table remains the same. for us to be looking for other clubs to do us any Champion favours. Did the absence of supporters at games have any bearing on our results? Who knows? I doubt if any But it looked like we never turned up at Colchester. scientific research could answer that one. Maybe It wasn’t that we weren’t on the boil from the first some players react better with the noise of their whistle, we weren’t even simmering. And with fans behind them but, then again, perhaps others Exeter hitting their winner with four seconds of the perform better with the expectations of a live five added on minutes remaining at Bolton and audience taken off their shoulders. Against a backdrop of COVID-19, your accountant FGR winning our fate is now out of our hands. We are now looking for other clubs to do us favours In some games we put on collective displays which should go beyond just compliance to deliver a – namely, Barrow and Oldham Athletic. And I’m gave a suggestion of what might be possible but, definitely not taking a Salford victory for granted unfortunately, these displays weren’t apparent on a this afternoon. Maybe supporters of Forest Green consistent basis. complete advisory role. and Exeter will let their hearts rule their heads and end up disappointed at about 10 to five! If only the individual and team performances on view at Wembley in the Papa John’s Trophy final So perhaps today’s 90 minutes of football will be could have been repeated more frequently things At Champion, we are one of our clients’ greatest our last of what has been a unique season, indeed could have been so different, but at least we can a unique 12 months football-wise. Clubs up and say we brought home some silverware in only our assets, supporting individuals, businesses and down the country are to be congratulated at getting second season in the EFL. through what have been difficult, and in many their teams in a collaborative partnership. instances, surreal times. In Sky Bet League Two So, as the curtain starts to come down on another Cheltenham Town are still the best, overall side I’ve season, we, as supporters, have to regroup. seen this season and fully deserve their promotion to League One. Disappointments have to be forgotten and, having a better idea of what League Two (assuming we are For ourselves (to date?) the season has to be still here – that’s my head talking!) requires in terms written off as disappointing. More was expected. of a playing squad we prepare for season 2021-22. Speak to one of our But the league table doesn’t lie. Too many drawn 0161 703 2500 games at the Peninsula Stadium, too many defeats Anyway, Barrow to get a point at Exeter, Oldham to experts today. away from home and not enough goals scored on beat Forest Green and Salford to collect all three www.linkedin.com/company/ our travels. Defensively, the statistic of 21 clean points against the Orient and we’ll be laughing! Offices in Manchester (HQ), Chester, champion-accountants sheets out of 45 league matches speaks for itself – Blackpool and Preston a highlight of the season.
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