The Highwaymen Official Match Programme of Morpeth Town AFC Season 2015/16 - Issue 6 - Price £1

Bishop Auckland FC Brooks Mileson Memorial League Cup Wednesday 23rd September 2015 – 7.30pm

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Programme Contents

Contents 2 28-29 Northern League Standings Chairman’s Message 3 30-31 Taylor made Victory Player & Staff Sponsors 4-5 32 Managers Message Comfortable Celtic win 6-7 33-35 Mid-Week Round-Up Club History 8-9 36 Newcastle United Women Morpeth Town Squad 10-15 37 FA Vase Draw Player Spotlight 16 38 Today’s Opposition Player Poster 17 39 Opposition Squad View from the Terraces 18-19 40-42 Opposition History Fixtures & Results 20-21 43 Upcoming Fixtures Player Stats 22 44 Captains Message Private Bar and Function Room 23 45-46 Photo Gallery Social Media & Website 24 47 Club Sponsor Today’s Fixtures 25 48 Squad List Northern League Stats 26-27

Next Fixture at Craik Park Morpeth Town A.F.C. V North Shields F.C. Saturday 26th September 2015 – 3pm KO EBAC Northern League Division One

Message from the Chairman

Welcome to Bishop Auckland FC tonight, a team steeped in history and from which a host of ex-players have made it into the professional ranks. Most notable in my opinion being the great Bob Paisley one of the game’s best ever managers.

Bishops have had a slow start to the season, but I'm sure they will pick up shortly (as long as it's not tonight ha ha).

Last Saturday we got another valuable 3 points in what was another impressive performance following a slow start in the 1st half. Once Sean Taylor had equalised, however, we really took the game to Ashington.

A great day and rounded off with the wonderful hospitality we always receive from our close friends at the Colliers.

In respect to the Sporting Juniors, I had a great meeting with their committee on Sunday evening and I'm sure there is a huge opportunity in working closely together. They have a superb working group which given the right platform could take the club to the best in the area. (watch this space).

Enjoy the match and see you in the bar.

Ken Beattie

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Taylor made victory for Town Morpeth Town 3-1 West Allotment Celtic Morpeth Town kept the pressure on league leaders Shildon with a comprehensive 3-1 win over West Allotment Celtic at Craik Park. A thunderbolt from James Novak followed by a Keith Graydon goal gave Town a 2-0 goal lead at the half, Michael Chilton also missing a penalty the first period. More dominance in the second half saw Sean Taylor curl in a beautifully placed free-kick before a late consolation from former Highwaymen striker Ian Lee scuppered the clean sheet for Nick Gray’s side. Town made four changes from the team that faced Bedlington on Tuesday night. Karl Dryden, Lee McAndrew, Chris Swailes and Jordan Fry came into the side, with Chris Jewels, Luke Carr, Niall Harrison and Jordan Nellis missing out. In what is becoming a habit, the Highwaymen started the game strongly and caused a number of problems for the visitors. A short corner saw Novak and Ben Sayer combine to find Taylor 12 yards out, his fizzing effort palmed over the bar by Celtic’s ‘keeper. On five minutes a fine flowing move allowed Graydon to take aim from the edge of the area, his shot was deflected wide by Chilton, who was standing in an offside position. The deserved opener finally came in the eighth minute as a number of Town players combined from a right wing throw-in to pick out Graydon on halfway. He switched the ball to the left with Novak who composed himself 35 yards out and rifled a left footed firecracker over the ‘keepers head and into the roof of the net, a spectacular strike. After ten minutes of calm, Morpeth upped gears once more and double their lead in the 18th minute. Fry dispossessed a West Allotment defender in midfield with a sliding challenge, the ball dropping to Sayer who picked out Taylor on the left. He cut inside, bringing two defenders with him creating space to backheel into the path of Graydon eight yards out who slotted home, via the boot of a sliding Celtic blocker. The visitors finally showed some attacking intent at 2-0 down, but still struggled to trouble Dryden, a long range effort from the visitors not troubling the Town ‘keeper. The patient Morpeth build up play continued to wear out Celtic, Lee McAndrew breaking down the left and crossing for Chilton six yards out, but he could only guide his header into the ‘keepers arms.

A third was almost added on 29 minutes, Novak’s right wing corner was met at the near post by Fry, but his header flew wide of the left upright. Sayer was next to go close, he was left unmarked at the back post from a Chris Swailes diagonal ball, but hit a tame effort straight at the ‘keepers legs. The Highwaymen were awarded a penalty on the stroke of half time when the Celtic ‘keeper took down Taylor as he reached the six yard box. Chilton stepped up and hit a low effort to the ‘keeper left, the goalie getting a strong hand to the ball and pushing it wide. A through ball in injury time nearly allowed the visitors to half the deficit, but the West Allotment striker was unable to hit the target from close range. Seven minute into the second period, Novak was fouled on the edge of the area, just to the right of centre 22 yards out. Taylor stepped up and curled a voluptuous effort into the top right hand corner of the net. From then on, Morpeth slowed the game down and controlled the game for long periods, but rarely troubling the goal. The best effort another long range effort from Novak. As the game wore on, Morpeth began to threaten once again. Novak picked the ball up in defence and was allowed to run 60 yards before playing the ball inside to substitute Luke Carr who slid in Steven Anderson, the striker hitting his effort into the goalkeepers’ chest. A few minutes later Town were on the attack again, Taylor with a piercing run, beating 3 defenders before playing the ball out wide to McAndrew. The winger whipped a cross into the six yard box where Taylor headed wide. Chilton should have made it four with 10 minutes to go. Carr picked up the ball in the centre of the Celtic half. He slid the ball through the West Allotment backline into the path of Chilton who fired over from 12 yards out with just the ‘keeper to beat. With just second remaining in the game, former Morpeth Town striker Ian Lee peeled away at the back post, taking down a cross with his first touch before firing past Dryden for the consolation goal.

History

Morpeth Town Football Club was established in 1894, and through more Membership of the Northern League than a century of football have followed in 1994/95 and the following continued the tradition of carrying year saw the Second Division Amber and Black as their team colours. Championship being presented to Morpeth. The club finished 6th in the The club was formed after an First Division at the first time of asking, amalgamation between Morpeth as well as reaching the final of the United and Morpeth FC, playing at Northumberland Senior Cup. Stobhill Cricket Field. The club spent half a century in the In 1954 the club moved to Storey Park, Northern Football Alliance before and in the 1980's enjoyed a successful stepping up to the Northern League on time in the Northern Alliance, winning their one hundredth anniversary. In the title and finishing runners-up on 1998-99 they made it to the final two other occasions, as well as lifting qualifying round of the FA Cup, losing both the Challenge Cup and Benevolent 1-0 at home to Nigel Clough's Burton Bowl in 1986. Albion.

The club moved to a purpose built After sitting comfortably mid-table stadium in 1994, which coincided with between 1996/7 and 1999/2000, a League and Cup double, and with it, Morpeth narrowly avoided relegation promotion to the Northern League. on goal difference in the 2000/01 Craik Park was named after the father season, and finished once again one and son W and R Craik who had served spot above the relegation zone in as secretary between 1920 and 1985. 2001/02. The next few years saw Current President Ken Beattie was the Morpeth Town move back into the man behind the stadium and since middle of the table before a 6th place 1992 he has revived the club's fortunes. finish in 2005/06, Morpeth’s equal top performance in the Northern League.

In 2006/07 Morpeth won the Gray who moved to the club from Northumberland Senior Cup for the Seaton Delaval and brought a number first time since 1886 (as Morpeth of players. In his first season Morpeth Harriers) with a 3-2 victory over Blyth narrowly missed out on promotion Spartans. back to the top tier finishing fourth and a one point won fourteen consecutive Disaster struck in 2009/10 as Morpeth home games. Town were relegated to the second division and things got even worse a 2012/13 saw the side improve once season later as Morpeth Town finished more, finishing one place higher in bottom of the Northern League’s third position, beating out Jarrow second tier. Roofing on goal difference to earn promotion. The club was in dire straits with President Ken Beattie and Chairman After earning promotion Morpeth Jim Smith trying their best to keep the Town managed to avoid the drop quite club running by bringing the ground up comfortably finishing in 17th place. to Northern League standards whilst During the season they also went on a being forced to ground share with local historic FA Vase run to the Quarter- rivals Bedlington Terriers. The club was Final stage. within weeks of folding at one point. In 2014/15 saw further improvement, The Highwaymen began their revival in with the Highwaymen finishing 8th in 2011/12 under the stewardship of Nick the table and reaching the Northumberland Senior Cup Final.

Honours

League Northern League Division Two Champions: 1995/96 Northern Alliance Champions: 1983/84, 1993/94 Northern Alliance Runners-up: 1937/38, 1965/66, 1973/74, 1981/82, 1984/85

Cup Northern Alliance Challenge Cup Winners: 1938/39, 1985/86, 1993/94 Northern Alliance Challenge Cup Runners-Up: 1936/37, 1962/63, 1973/74, 1985/86 Northumberland Benevolent Bowl Winners: 1978/79, 1985/86 Northumberland Senior Cup Winners: 1886 (shared with Shankhouse), 2006/07 Northumberland Senior Cup Runners-up: 1996/97, 2014/15 Aged Miners Cup Winners: 1935/36, 1936/37, 1937/38, 1987/88

Morpeth Town Squad

Karl Dryden joined the club from local rivals Ashington at the start of the 2014/15 season. An excellent all- round goalkeeper who commands the area well.

Niall Harrison joined the club mid-way through last season having played for Blyth Spartans earlier in the season. Another excellent ‘keeper who can hoof a ball.

David Hiftle has plenty of experience at the Northern League level and has previously captained the Highwaymen. Comfortable playing both in centre defence and at full-back.

Shaun Henderson a long time servant at Morpeth, Shaun is an attacking full back who has previously played for Newcastle United and Ashington.

James Novak signed from Ashington mid-way through last season and shone at left-back for the Highwaymen. Has had previous spells at Bedlington Terriers and Whitley Bay.

Club Captain Christopher Jewels is a tall and powerful centre-half who previously played for Hebburn Town, West Allotment Celtic and Washington.

Michael Hall is a centre-half who can also play in centre midfield. Powerful but also skilful on the ball, he previously played for West Allotment Celtic and Seaton Delaval.

Chris Swailes signs for the club as he heads into his 45-year. His unrivalled experience will be a massive boost for the young squad.

Johnny Wilson is a summer signing who plays down the left. Good going forward as well as in defence, he adds depth and talent to a strong defensive unit. SPONSORED BY: Alnwick Financial Management Ltd

Team Captain Keith Graydon aka Rasher is an experienced midfielder signed mid-season last year from Spennymoor Town. Scored the winner for Spennymoor in the FA Vase Final. Former Sunderland and Gateshead.

Ben Sayer started his career with Newcastle United before he joined Team Northumbria. Ben is a creative central midfielder with a superb range of passing. Former Blyth Spartans and Spennymoor Town player.

Jordan Fry is a midfielder with a great engine, Jordan makes intelligent runs and is a threat in and around the penalty box. Signed from Seaton Delaval Amateurs.

Luke Carr signed toward the end of last season from Durham City. A skilful and pacey central midfielder Luke will look to have a big impact on the 2015/16 season.

Shaun Bell is another hard-working midfielder who will always put a shift in. Pops up with the occasional goal from the centre of the park.

Team Vice Captain Sean Taylor a pacey winger/striker who notched up 23 goals last season. A product of the Sunderland Academy and has had spells at Blackpool and Ashington.

Michael Chilton a fantastic striker for the club who scored 31 goals in the last campaign and is always there or thereabouts at the top of the Northern League goal scoring charts. Ex- Newcastle Benfield and Dunston UTS.

Daniel Taggart is a powerful centre forward who likes to get amongst opposing defences. Will only improve with another season of Northern League football under his belt.

Stephen Forster a flying winger who is equally adept at defending as well as going forward. Ex Carlisle United, Birmingham City, West Allotment Celtic, Hebburn Town & Jarrow Roofing.

Steven Anderson is a very strong young player who has the ability to score great goals. Can play up front or on the flank. Ex-Clubs include Whitley Bay, Walker Central, West Denton, and Newcastle East End.

Lee McAndrew is another signing with a wealth of experience in the Northern League making a 175 appearances for Dunston UTS. Has spent time at Spennymoor Town and West Allotment Celtic.

Jordan Nellis a summer signing from Bedlington Terriers, Jordan is a pacey and powerful forward who can anywhere across the front three.

Jack Betts joined the club this summer, a young striker with lots of power and potential, he will add to the clubs talented strikerforce.

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Management

Nick Gray took Morpeth to a fourth place finish in his first season at Craik Park after the club narrowly avoided relegation the season before he joined and has led the club to an improved finish every year.

Dave Malone was brought in by Nick at the start of the 2014/15 season and has been a big hit on and off the field.

Steven Anderson Snr is an excellent club man who is more than happy to help in a variety of roles. His influence and enthusiasm in the dressing room is infectious.

Miles Callum is the clubs qualified physio who has previously worked at Seaton Delaval Amateurs

Chris Swailes, as well as playing, joins the club as First Team Coach

Player Spotlight

Karl Dryden

Karl is a goalkeeper with a wealth of experience in the Northern League, joining the club from Ashington where he made 111 appearances.

He has also played for local rivals Bedlington Terriers and is one of the top ‘keepers at the Northern League level. An excellent shot-stopper with good command of his area.

Since joining the Highwaymen Karl has made 49 appearances, meaning if selected today he’ll bring up his half century at the club. He has kept 11 clean sheets during this time period.

View from the Terraces

By Media Manager Stuart Dick

Some people wonder why the North East football fan is turning towards the non-league scene to get their football fix, this weekend showed why.

Both the North East’s Premier League sides were embarrassing this weekend. Newcastle United losing 2-1 at home to Watford and their Sunderland counterparts lost 2-0 away to Bournemouth. Both sides showing little resistance to team who are newly promoted. Utter garbage.

Fans are starting to turn away from St James’ Park and the Stadium of Light and flooding in to Northern League grounds to see if their passion for the beautiful game can be restored.

You have to commend the likes of North Shields, who are building the club off the field as well as on it. This weekend saw what some describe as “El Coastico” which saw a bumper crowd of 861 witness Whitley Bay secure a 2-1 win over North Shields.

Through the Tyne Tunnel you’ll find South Shields, who are doing things a little differently but are raising the profile of the game at this level. The signing of Julio Arca has ignited the interest South of the river, but even before the marquee signing crowds were flocking to “Mariners Park.”

I’d like to think we at Morpeth are raising the profile of the game. A new website has been launched that will hopefully add to our fans experience of the club.

Highwaymen TV is getting high praise from fans and fellow media teams across the league, and our new programme has also had great comments, hopefully I can keep the standard up.

Anyway, I should probably mention the on field stuff, Nick, Dave, Steve, Miles and co. are doing a fantastic job, the brand of football and the results we are achieving are incredible, bear in mind our highest ever finish is 6th place. The foundation is in place to push on this season.

Since the last programme we have beaten West Allotment Celtic 3-1 and Ashington 3-1, again most would say we aren’t at our best still, when things click we could give a side a hiding, but for now, wins will have to do.

Cheers Stuart Dick

2015/16 Fixtures July 2015 Friday 10th July Dalbeattie Star (A) 7.30pm 4-1 Saturday 11th July Stranraer (A) 2.30pm 3-5 Saturday 18th July Whitley Bay A (A) 3.00pm 3-1 Tuesday 21st July Walker Central (A) 7.30pm 2-0 Friday 24th July West Allotment Celtic (A) 3.00pm 4-1 Wednesday 29th July Jarrow (A) 3.00pm 2-0

August 2015 Saturday 1st August Ryton & Crawcrook Albion (A) 2.30pm 5-1 Saturday 8th August Bishop Auckland (H) 3.00pm 3-0 Tuesday 11th August Washington (A) 7.30pm 2-2 Saturday 15th August Garforth Town (A) 3.00pm 4-1 Wednesday 19th August Durham City (H) 7.30pm 2-1 Saturday 22nd August West Auckland Town (A) 3.00pm 2-0 Wednesday 26th August Newcastle Benfield (A) 7.30pm 2-2 Saturday 29th August Newton Aycliffe (A) 3.00pm 0-2 Monday 31st August Shildon (A) 7.30pm 1-0

September 2015 Saturday 5th September Padiham (H) 3.00pm 4-1 Wed 9th September Bedlington Terriers (H) 7.30pm 2-1 Saturday 12th September West Allotment Celtic (H) 3.00pm 3-1 Saturday 19th September Ashington (A) 3.00pm 3-1 Wed 23rd September Bishop Auckland (H) 7.30pm League Cup R1 Saturday 26th September North Shields (H) 3.00pm ENL D1

October 2015 Saturday 3rd October Billingham Synthonia (A) 3.00pm FA Vase 2nd QR Tuesday 6th October Consett (A) 7.30pm ENL D1 Saturday 10th October Jarrow Roofing (H) 3.00pm ENL D1 Wednesday 14th October Dunston UTS 7.30pm ENL D1 Saturday 17th October Marske United (A) 3.00pm ENL D1 Saturday 24th October Seaham Red Star (H) 3.00pm ENL D1 Tuesday 27th October Whitley Bay (A) 7.30pm ENL D1 Saturday 31st October Penrith (A) 3.00pm ENL D1

November 2015 Saturday 7th November Newton Aycliffe (H) 3.00pm ENL D1 Saturday 14th November Norton & Stockton Ancients (A) 3.00pm ENL D1 Saturday 21st November Sunderland RCA (H) 3.00pm ENL D1 Saturday 28th November Guisborough Town (A) 3.00pm ENL D1

December 2015 Saturday 5th December Washington (H) 3.00pm ENL D1 Saturday 12th December Durham City (A) 3.00pm ENL D1 Saturday 19th December Newcastle Benfield (H) 3.00pm ENL D1 Saturday 26th December Shildon (H) 3.00pm ENL D1

January 2015 Saturday 2nd January West Allotment Celtic (A) 3.00pm ENL D1 Saturday 9th January Bishop Auckland (A) 3.00pm ENL D1 Saturday 16th January West Auckland Town (H) 3.00pm ENL D1 Saturday 23rd January Dunston UTS (A) 3.00pm ENL D1 Saturday 30th January Bedlington Terriers (A) 3.00pm ENL D1

February 2015 Saturday 6th February Whitley Bay (H) 3.00pm ENL D1 Saturday 13th February Ashington (H) 3.00pm ENL D1 Saturday 20th February North Shields (A) 3.00pm ENL D1 Saturday 27th February Consett (H) 3.00pm ENL D1

March 2015 Saturday 5th March Jarrow Roofing (A) 3.00pm ENL D1 Saturday 12th March Marske United (H) 3.00pm ENL D1 Saturday 19th March Seaham Red Star (A) 3.00pm ENL D1 Saturday 26th March Penrith (H) 3.00pm ENL D1

April 2015 Saturday 2nd April Newton Aycliffe (A) 3.00pm ENL D1 Saturday 9th April Norton & Stockton Ancients (H) 3.00pm ENL D1 Saturday 16th April Sunderland RCA (A) 3.00pm ENL D1 Saturday 23rd April Guisborough Town (H) 3.00pm ENL D1

2015/16 Player Stats

App Goals Assist Yel Red Karl Dryden 10 0 0 0 0 Niall Harrison 2 0 0 0 0 David Hiftle 12 0 0 0 0 Shaun Henderson 9 0 0 0 0 James Novak 11 2 4 0 0 Johnny Wilson 0 0 0 0 0 Christopher Jewels 1 0 0 0 0 Michael Hall 8 0 0 1 0 Keith Graydon 12 3 1 5 0 Ben Sayer 11 4 6 1 0 Jordan Fry 7 2 0 2 0 Luke Carr 10 2 4 0 0 Shaun Bell 1 0 0 0 0 Sean Taylor 12 7 6 2 0 Michael Chilton 12 6 1 0 0 Daniel Taggart 8 2 1 0 0 Stephen Forster 5 0 0 0 1 Stephen Anderson 11 0 3 0 0 Jordan Nellis 7 0 0 1 0 Chris Swailes 7 0 0 0 0 Lee McAndrew 11 0 1 0 0 Jack Betts 0 0 0 0 0 Brandon Williams 0 0 0 0 0

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Today’s North East Fixtures (7.30pm Unless Specified)

Vanarama National League Tuesday Halifax Town 7.45pm Newcastle United

EBAC Northern League Division One Tuesday Dunston UTS V Shildon

Brooks Mileson Memorial League Cup First Round Tuesday Chester-Le-Street V Northallerton Town Darlington RA V Jarrow Roofing BCA South Shields V Team Northumbria Sunderland RCA V North Shields Tow Law Town V Whickham Washington V Penrith West Auckland Town V Hebburn Town

Wednesday Bedlington Terriers V Alnwick Town Morpeth Town V Bishop Auckland Newcastle Benfield V Easington Colliery Ryton & Crawcrook Albion V Seaham Red Star West Allotment Celtic V Billingham Synthonia

Northern League Stats (Compiled by Ray Simpson) Northern League Statistics

Highest scorers: Division One 13 Paul Brayson (Newcastle Benfield), 11 Mark Doninger (Shildon), Callum Patton (Durham City), 10 Danny Earl (Guisborough), 8 John Campbell (Jarrow Roofing), Martyn Coleman (Penrith) 6 Mark Davison (Washington), Michael Mackay (Consett), Dale Pearson (West Allotment), Michael Sweet (Billingham Synthonia), Lewis Teasdale (Jarrow Roofing) 5 Craig Gott (Marske), Andrew Johnson (Ashington),

Division Two 13 Scott Heslop (Chester-le-Street). 10 Kai Hewitson (Tow Law), Harvey Saunders (Darlington RA), 9 Warren Byrne (South Shields), Jonathan Wright (Heaton Stannington) 8 Vince Gash (Brandon), Nathan O’Neill (Ryhope CW), 7 Scott Gunn (Ryton and Crawcrook), Andrew Ramsbottom (Northallerton), Conor Winter (Ryhope CW). 6 Adam Burnicle (Willington), Sam Moore (Ryton and Crawcrook), Luke Page (Easington),

Biggest wins: Home: Division One Shildon 8 Norton 0 (12th August) Division Two Birtley 9 Stokesley 0 (26th August)

Away Division One Bedlington 0 Dunston UTS 8 (8th August) Division Two Birtley 0 Team Northumbria 9 (22nd August)

Clean sheets: Division One 7 Shildon 6 Dunston UTS 3 Consett, Morpeth Newton Aycliffe, 2 Ashington, Penrith, Washington, Whitley Bay 1 Durham City, Marske United, North Shields, Norton, Seaham Red Star, Sunderland RCA, West Allotment, West Auckland

Division Two 6 Billingham Synthonia, 5 Team Northumbria 4 Chester-le-Street 3 Billingham Town, Darlington RA, Northallerton, , Thornaby, Whickham 2 Birtley, Easington, Hebburn, Ryton and Crawcrook, South Shields, 1 Alnwick, Crook, Ryhope CW, Tow Law

Failed to score: Division One. 5 Bedlington , 4 Bishop Auckland, West Auckland. 3 Dunston UTS, Durham City, Norton, West Allotment 2 Newton Aycliffe, Seaham Red Star, Sunderland RCA 1 Ashington, Consett, Guisborough, Marske United, Newcastle Benfield, Shildon, Whitley Bay.

Division Two. 4 Alnwick, Crook Town, Esh Winning, Stokesley. 3 Birtley, Easington, Ryton and Crawcrook, 2 Billingham Synthonia, Chester-le-Street, Darlington RA, Hebburn, Team Northumbria, Tow Law, Willington. 1 Billingham Town, Brandon, Heaton Stannington, Northallerton, Ryhope CW, Thornaby, Whickham.

League Tables EBAC Northern League Division One

P W D L GD PTS 1st Shildon 10 8 0 2 27 24 2nd Morpeth Town 9 7 2 0 12 23 3rd Washington 8 6 2 0 10 20 4th Guisborough Town 7 6 0 1 15 18 5th Dunston UTS 8 5 2 1 17 17 6th Marske United 8 5 1 2 8 16 7th Consett 9 4 3 2 6 15 8th Sunderland RCA 11 4 3 4 -5 15 9th Penrith 10 4 2 4 2 14 10th Durham City 11 4 1 6 -1 13 11th Newton Aycliffe 8 3 3 2 2 12 12th North Shields 10 3 2 5 2 11 13th Newcastle Benfield 9 3 2 4 -2 11 14th Whitley Bay 6 3 1 2 9 10 15th Ashington 9 2 4 3 0 10 16th Bishop Auckland 9 3 0 6 -14 9 17th Jarrow Roofing 8 2 2 4 -2 8 18th Norton & Stockton Ancients 10 2 2 6 -13 8 19th Seaham Red Star 9 1 4 4 -11 7 20th Bedlington Terriers 11 2 1 8 -22 7 21st West Allotment Celtic 11 2 1 8 -25 7 22nd West Auckland Town 9 1 2 6 -15 5

Form Guide P W D L GD PTS 1st Washington 6 5 1 0 8 16 2nd Morpeth Town 6 5 1 0 8 16 3rd Guisborough Town 6 5 0 1 14 15 4th Marske United 6 5 0 1 9 15 5th Shildon 6 4 0 2 11 12 6th Consett 6 3 2 1 5 11 7th Dunston UTS 6 3 2 1 5 11 8th Sunderland RCA 6 3 2 1 1 11 9th Whitley Bay 6 3 1 2 9 10 10th North Shields 6 2 1 3 2 7 11th Ashington 6 1 4 1 2 7 12th Jarrow Roofing RCA 6 2 1 3 0 7 13th Newcastle Benfield 6 2 1 3 -1 7 14th Penrith 6 2 1 3 -1 7 15th Norton & Stockton Ancients 6 2 1 3 -2 7 16th Durham City 6 2 0 4 -2 6 17th Newton Aycliffe 6 1 3 2 -3 6 18th Bishop Auckland 6 2 0 4 -10 6 19th West Auckland Town 6 1 2 3 -5 5 20th West Allotment Celtic 6 1 1 4 -13 4 21st Bedlington Terriers 6 1 0 5 -11 3 22nd Seaham Red Star 6 0 2 4 -12 2

EBAC Northern League Division Two

P W D L GD PTS 1st Darlington RA 9 6 1 2 1 19 2nd Chester-Le-Street 9 5 3 1 11 18 3rd Team Northumbria 8 5 2 1 20 17 4th South Shields 8 5 1 2 10 16 5th Whickham 7 5 1 1 5 16 6th Ryton & Crawcrook Albion 9 4 2 3 8 14 7th Northallerton Town 9 4 2 3 6 14 8th Easington Colliery 8 4 1 3 8 13 9th Brandon United 8 4 1 3 1 13 10th Thornaby 6 3 3 0 4 12 11th Tow Law Town 10 3 3 4 -5 12 12th Hebburn Town 8 3 2 3 5 11 13th Heaton Stannington 7 3 2 2 3 11 14th Ryhope CW 6 3 1 2 1 10 15th Alnwick Town 8 3 1 4 0 10 16th Crook Town 7 3 0 4 2 9 17th Willington 9 2 2 5 -13 8 18th Billingham Synthonia 5 2 1 2 0 7 19th Billingham Town 8 2 1 5 -6 7 20th Birtley Town 8 1 1 6 -10 4 21st Esh Winning 8 1 1 6 -15 4 22nd Stokesley 9 0 0 9 -36 0

Form Guide P W D L GD PTS 1st Ryton & Crawcrook Albion 6 4 2 0 14 14 2nd South Shields 6 4 1 1 10 13 3rd Brandon United 6 4 1 1 5 13 4th Darlington RA 6 4 1 1 4 13 5th Whickham 6 4 1 1 3 13 6th Chester-Le-Street 6 3 3 0 6 12 7th Thornaby 6 3 3 0 4 12 8th Team Northumbria 6 3 2 1 15 11 9th Heaton Stannington 6 3 2 1 4 11 10th Easington Colliery 6 3 1 2 3 10 11th Ryhope CW 6 3 1 2 1 10 12th Tow Law Town 6 2 3 1 4 9 13th Northallerton Town 6 2 2 2 1 8 14th Hebburn Town 6 2 1 3 2 7 15th Billingham Synthonia 5 2 1 2 0 7 16th Alnwick Town 6 2 1 3 -1 7 17th Crook Town 6 2 0 4 1 6 18th Billingham Town 6 1 1 4 -6 4 19th Esh Winning 6 1 1 4 -7 4 20th Birtley Town 6 1 0 5 -9 3 21st Willington 6 0 2 4 -14 2 22nd Stokesley 6 0 0 6 -25 0

Taylor made victory for Town Ashington 1-3 Morpeth Town Sean Taylor was the hero for Morpeth Town as they came from a goal down to defeat local rivals Ashington at Woodhorn Lane on Saturday afternoon. Former Town midfielder Paul Dunn had given the Colliers a 1-0 lead after 3 minutes in a half that the home side thoroughly dominated. Roles were reversed after the break with the Highwaymen bossing proceeding, Taylor netting a second half hat-trick to secure three points and close the gap to Shildon at the top of the Northern League Division One. Manager Nicky Gray was forced into one change from the side that beat West Allotment Celtic a week ago, Niall Harrison replacing Karl Dryden in the Morpeth goal. But it was a disastrous start for the visitors as the Colliers opened the scoring in the third minute of the game. After failing to clear a corner, the ball fell to Kyle Downey whose 25 yard effort fell kindly in to the path of Dunn who turned sharply before firing low past Harrison from 12 yards out. The lead was almost doubled two minutes later, Chris Moore found Andrew Johnson from the left, Johnson playing a neat one-two with Michael Bell before hitting an effort from just inside the area off the crossbar and over. The Highwaymen did not help themselves in the opening 10 minutes, unable to string passes together and losing possession cheaply. With 8 minutes gone James Novak was dispossessed by Dylan Williamson who strode into the Morpeth penalty area, denied by an onrushing Harrison. The rebound fell onto the head of Moore who guided an effort just wide. Ashington were fully in the ascendency and it looked a matter of time before they would double their lead. Williamson broke down the right flank below firing a cross low through the six yard box, a diving Shaun Henderson denying Moore a tap-in. Morpeth chances were few and far between, but a Novak corner from the right caused the home side a problem, Michael Chilton left unmarked in the 6 yard box, the striker unable to make any contact with the cross. With 20 minutes gone the Colliers went close once more. Ben Christensen over hitting his right wing cross, Johnson with the pull-back to Moore, who couldn’t hit the target from an acute angle. At the other end some good play down the left from Lee McAndrew provided a chance for Taylor to level, but he skied his effort from inside the Ashington 18-yard box

Another Novak corner troubled the home side on the half hour mark, Chris Swailes heading wide at the back post. At this point Morpeth began to come into the game for the first time, Novak again providing an excellent cross from the left this time, but just over the head of Jordan Fry 5 yards out. Ben Sayer went close on 32 minutes, Shaun Henderson’s diagonal ball finding him unmarked fifteen yards out, but he could only hit the side netting with his header. With just a few minute remaining in the first period, the host went close to adding to their lead. Another corner was only half-cleared, again Downey picking the ball up on the edge of the area, powering an effort millimetres over the crossbar. 1-0 the half-time scoreline, which flattered Town. As disappointing as the first half was from a Morpeth perspective, the second showed why the Highwaymen are flying in the league. It took just four minutes for Taylor to open his account for the day. McAndrew was played in down the right by Keith Graydon, tricking his way past Paul Weldon to the by-line. He clipped a cross towards the penalty spot where Taylor was waiting to head home past Conor Grant. Three minute late the Highwaymen almost took the lead with a carbon copy of their first. This time it was Fry who broke down the right before crossing to Chilton, the striker unable to test the ‘keeper with his diving header. In the 62nd minute Morpeth’s second half pressure finally told as the visitors took the lead with a stunning strike. Sayer picked up the ball on left wing. He could inside onto his right before finding Taylor 35 yards out. The striker took a touch before pile-driving his long range effort into Grant’s top left hand corner. The Ashington goal continued to come under siege at 2-1, Sayer combining well with Novak and Taylor to find space in the penalty area, his effort was destined for the bottom left hand corner, Grant sticking a hand out at the last second to turn round the post. Taylor completed his hat-trick in the 76th minute, Novak winning the ball on halfway, finding Chilton on the left who in turn slid the ball to Taylor who glided past Matthew Grieve and prodded the ball into the bottom right hand corner under the left hand of Grant. Going 2 goals down seemed to breathe new life into Ashington, but the final quarter hour was played out without any real incident other than a handball shout against David Hiftle in injury time, waived away by the referee. Three vital points for the Highwaymen, who now turn attention to the league cup with a First Round tie against Bishop Auckland on Wednesday Evening at Craik Park.

Managers Message: Nick Gray and Dave Malone

We knew it was going to be a tough game against Ashington, they came out of the traps early and we didn’t get going in the first 45 minutes. I was pleased to get in at half-time 1-0 down.

We told the lads at the break to raise the energy levels and get back to what we’ve been doing all season, and they did exactly that. Once we got the eauliser there was only one team going to go on and win, we were fitter, stronger in the second period to pick up the three points.

So things are going alright in the league, not getting carried away, but we are picking up points which is the main thing. I hope the fan are enjoying the football we are paying at the moment.

On to today, we said this year our target was progression, and we achieve that by finishing above eighth and winning a cup. We played Bishop Auckland in the first game of the season, we know how tough a game it will be as they’ve had some great results, as well as some indifferent ones.

On their day they are just as good as anyone in the Northern League, We’ll have to be at our best to advance to the next round. Yours in Sport Nicky Gray

19th September League Round-Up (By Ray Simpson) Bishop Auckland bounced back from their 7-0 mauling in midweek to win 3-1 at Newcastle Benfield in the Ebac Northern League First Division on Saturday and give new boss Steve Riley victory in his first game in charge.

Riley is now manager in his own right after previous joint-manager David Bayles quit last week, and he couldn’t have asked for a better start.

Paul Brayson put Benfield into the lead from a Chris Youlden assist, but Bishops levelled on 29 minutes when Andy Johnson set up David Palmer to blast into the net. They went in front 9 minutes later when Ian Ward’s header from a Glen Lane went in off Andy Johnson, and they made sure of the points when Adam Nicholls’ shot was parried, and Lane scored from the rebound.

Leaders Shildon beat West Auckland Town 4-0 in their local derby, scoring all the goals in the first half. Billy Greulich-Smith headed them in front, then Paul Connor headed a second.

West then made two substitutions in a tactical change, but to no avail as Bobby Moore curled home a third. Moore then cracked in the fourth before half-time. Moore missed a couple of chances for his hat-trick as Shildon dominated.

Champions Marske United are third after they came back from a goal down to beat North Shields 2-1 at Mount Pleasant. Shields took the lead on 33 minutes when Dean Holmes, but Marske equalised when Glen Butterworth scored with a 20-yarder.

Jamie Owens, last season’s top scorer, got the winner when he scored from a Chris Emms corner in the second half.

Sunderland RCA are now eighth after they beat Penrith 3-2. The Cumbrians took a half-time lead with a penalty by Jordan Little, but Clayton Davis equalised with a good goal for RCA.

Penrith’s Willie Paul put an Adam Drysdale header into his own goal to give RCA the lead, but Penrith equalised again through Jonathan. But in the last

minute, James Armstrong was brought down, and Colin Larkin coolly scored the winner from the spot.

Seaham Red Star recovered from their mauling by Marske in midweek by drawing 1-1 with Ashington. Michael Bell put Ashington into the lead, but Darren Reay equalised.

Bedlington Terriers won their second game of the season, beating Durham City 2-1. Durham’s new signing Jason Blackburn scored from close range to give them a half-time lead, but Bedlington equalised when Kallum McGlen scored from a corner after Durham keeper Thomas Flynn dropped the ball. Bedlington’s Liam Hudson got the winner with just 2 minutes left when he fired over the keeper.

Morpeth Town are second in the table after beating West Allotment Celtic 3-1. Morpeth took the lead with a 25-yarder by James Novak, then Sean Taylor set up Keith Graydon to score the second before Michael Chilton missed a penalty. In the second half, Taylor scored from a free kick for 3-0.Ian Lee scored a late consolation for Allotment.

In the Second Division, Julio Arca’s debut goal wasn’t enough to stop much-fancied South Shields faltering against bottom of the table Stokesley SC, who collected their first point of the season in a 1-1 draw.

Shields missed a string of chances before Arca headed them into the lead on 63 minutes but Stokesley, who had lost their previous nine games, grabbed a point with a deflected shot by Josh Chambers.

Brandon United are now unbeaten in five league games following a remarkable 6-5 win at Thornaby when they were 5-2 down on the hour- mark. Kieran Edwards put Thornaby into the lead with a penalty, then on the half-hour James Ellis equalised.

Matthew Robinson, Nathan Steel and Theo Furness put Thornaby 4-1 up at half-time, and even though Ellis pulled one back on 56 minutes, Steel put Thornaby 5-2 up.

But then the fightback started. Ellis scored twice in the space of 4 minutes, teenage sub Ryan Johnson levelled on76 minutes, and got the winner in the last minute.

Chester-le-Street are now top of the table after they won 1-0 at Ryton & Crawcrook, Scott Heslop scoring the goal to give him ten league goals this season.

Team Northumbria are second thanks to a 4-0 victory at Esh Winning. David Dormand (2), Dan O’Reilly and Louis Storey scored their goals.

The previous leaders Darlington RA were held to a 1-1 draw by Willington. Adam Burnicle gave Willington the lead until Harvey Saunders equalised with his seventh goal in three games.

Northallerton Town were the top scorers of the day in the division, hammering Crook Town 7-0 at the Millfield. Stuart Owen started the rout with a penalty, then Damon Reakes made it 2-0 by half-time.

It was one way traffic in the second half, with Reakes, Fred Woodhouse (2), Andy Ramsbottom and Aaron Ramsbottom scoring further goals.

Easington’s promising start continued when they beat Hebburn Town 5-1 at Welfare Park. Aidan Heywood (2), Shaun Smith, David Leight and Gary Rogers all scored for Easington, with Shaun Reay replying. Easington are now up to sixth in the table.

Tow Law Town’s four game unbeaten run came to an end when they were beaten 3-1 at home by Ryhope CW. Nathan O’Neill and Josh Home-Jackson put Ryhope 2-0 up, before Ethan Payne pulled a goal back. Jack Pounder scored Ryhope’s third.

Billingham Synthonia gave themselves a lift with a 3-0 away win at Heaton Stannington. Veteran Jamie Clarke put Synners into the lead from a free-kick after 21 minutes, then Jamie Barton ran through and scored at the second attempt before half-time.

Heaton had Joe Wear dismissed for a professional foul, and Mattie Osmond scored the third from the free kick. Heaton also had Jonathan Wright sent-off for a professional foul.

Billingham Town beat high-flying Whickham 1-0 at Bedford Terrace, thanks to a goal by Shaun Ross in the second half. Birtley Town, who only had the bare eleven, came back from three goals down to draw 3-3 at Alnwick Town. The home side led with goals by Brad McClelland (2) and Robert Baker, but Birtley hit back with strikes by Matthew Soulsby, Jonathan Yip and Mark Bailes.

Second Qualifying Round

Billingham Synthonia V Morpeth Town Saturday 3rd October

Easington Colliery V Ashington South Shields V Washington Tow Law Town V Stokesley Chester-Le-Street Town V Heaton Stannington Darlington RA V Hall Road Rangers Sunderland RCA V Bridlington Town Whickham V Garforth Town Bedlington Terriers V Durham City Jarrow Roofing Boldon CA V Seaham Red Star Hebburn Town V Yorkshire Amateur Bishop Auckland V Holker Old Boys Norton & Stockton Ancients V Newcastle Benfield AFC Darwen V West Auckland Town Whitley Bay V West Allotment Celtic Newton Aycliffe V Barnoldswick Town Nelson V Team Northumbria

Today’s Opposition

Honours FA Amateur Cup Winners: 1896, 1900, 1914, 1921, 1922, 1935, 1939, 1955, 1956, 1957 Northern League Division One Winners: 1898–99, 1900–01, 1901–02, 1908–09, 1909–10, 1911–12, 1920– 21, 1930–31, 1938–39, 1946–47, 1949–50, 1950–51, 1951–52, 1953–54, 1954–55, 1955–56, 1966–67, 1984–85, 1985–86 Northern League Cup Winners: 1949–50, 1950–51, 1952–53, 1953–54, 1954–55, 1959–60, 1966– 67, 1975–76 Durham Challenge Cup Winners: 1891–92, 1898–99, 1930–31, 1938–39, 1951–52, 1955–56, 1961– 62, 1966–67, 1984–85, 1985–86, 1987–88, 1996–97, 1998–99, 2000–01, 2001–02, 2012-13

Bishop Auckland Squad

Arjun Purwell Adam Nicholls Andrew Johnson Daniel Newby David Mitchell David Palmer Dean Zambra Glen Lane Graham Irving Ian Ward Jeff Smith Jordan Galloway Jordan Lavery Kyle Davis Lewis Brown Mark Bell Ollie Hotchkiss Rhys Jobling Sean Tarling Stuart Thompson

Opposition History

It all started when theological students In the FA Amateur Cup, the Bishops record from Oxford and Cambridge Universities was without equal. No other club can whilst studying at Auckland Castle, home match their number of wins, finals, and of the Bishop of Durham, formed a team semi-final appearances. They were in the known as Bishop Auckland Church Institute final 18 times, winning the cup on ten in 1882. A later dispute caused a occasions including a record three times in breakaway team called Auckland Town to a row in 1955, 1956 and 1957. be formed in 1886/87, and it was from this upheaval that Bishop Auckland Football In the FA Cup, the Bishops have had Club was eventually born. memorable fights against Blackpool, Burnley, Bury, Carlisle United, Crewe Eight days after its formation, the club Alexandra, Preston North End, Sheffield chose royal blue with white facings and United, Wolverhampton Wanderers, and subsequently the light and blue colours of other famous league clubs. Playing in the the original Church Institute representing First Round proper on a remarkable 23 the colours of Oxbridge. occasions, they have won through on ten of these. The first championship was claimed in 1898/99 with the club going unbeaten in The best Cup run came in the 1954/55 their league campaign. season when, after beating Kettering Town 5-1 (home), Crystal Palace 4-2 (away), and Success in national and local competitions Ipswich Town 3-0 (home) after a 2-2 draw often left the club with a backlog of league in East Anglia, they were defeated 1-3 at fixtures at the end of the season. home by York City in a thrilling Fourth Round tie. The most successful period in the Northern League came between 1947 and 1956 Following the tragic Munich air disaster of when the team never finished below 1958 when Manchester United lost so second place. During this period they were many talented players, three Bishop champions seven times and runners-up on Auckland men went to assist the First three occasions. Division champions.

They were Derek Lewin, Warren Bradley, In 2002 the Two Blues suffered relegation and Bobby Hardisty, who all played in for the first time in their long and United’s Central League side in March that distinguished history. year. They battled back, and found themselves Bradley, an England Amateur in the Premier Division in 2004 following International, not only became a regular in the restructuring of the non-league United’s first team but also went on to play pyramid. However, relegation inevitably for his country at full international level. followed and so after a gap of 18 years, the Unquestionably the greatest player to Bishops’ returned to the Northern League wear the famous Two Blues shirt was for the 2006/07 season. Bobby Hardisty. In a glittering 21 year playing career, starting with an FA In August 2000 the new ground was Amateur Cup semi -final appearance at the discussed at length at the club’s AGM. age of 17, he gained every conceivable Agreement was reached with the Church amateur honour. Commissioners and the Cricket Club on the split of proceeds from the sale of Kingsway. In 1988, almost a century after first joining Chairman Tony Duffy said that Kingsway the Northern League, the Bishops decided would not be sold without funding for the to enter the pyramid system via the new ground being in place. Northern Premier League. In January 2001, Kingsway officially went It was the end of an era, but it was also the up for sale, asking the offers in the region beginning of an exciting new phase in the of £300,000. club’s history as the team immediately gained promotion to the Premier Division, During the summer of 2001, the BAFC where they more than held their own for Board completed a complex application to over a decade. The highest ever league the Football Foundation and the initial placing was as Runners-up in the 1996/97 phases had been very successful. season. The board put together a business plan in Off the pitch the club formed itself into a the hope to get £850,000 from the Football limited company in 1997, but the key issue Foundation. It was estimated at the time as the 21st century dawned has been the that the new ground would cost around club’s intent to move from its old home at £1.1million. Kingsway to a new site at Tindale Crescent on the outskirts of town. In late 2001 the bid is formally presented to representatives of the FA and the Although the ‘move’ had been originally Football Foundation. Funds were available mooted way back in 1993, by the end of from both bodies. 2001 the club were no nearer to achieving that objective but at the end of the Despite officially backing an alternative 2001/02 season, the Bishops finally left scheme involving Bishop Auckland College their spiritual home. and ST John’s RC School, a letter of support

for the grass roots development is received Planning permission for the new ground from Wear Valley District Council. was finally granted in November 2008 and work commenced on site twelve months On the 3rd November 2001 the club feared later. that its dream of building the £1.3m ground may collapse.

The plans could qualify for up to £150,000 In February 2010, the club announced that from the FSIF which could award another the new ground will have an official £100,000 to cover relocation costs. BAFC capacity of 2004, the main stand seating board members fear that its bid for grass 250 and the cover behind the west goal roots facilities could lose out to a separate offering a shelter for 472. There will be car £1m project submitted by the College and parking spaces for 120 vehicles, including St John’s School. However, the Football disabled bays. Foundation insists the bids are not rivals, saying that both could be successful. Work was finally completed on the 18th October 2010 and the keys were handed The game on the 3rd November 2001 saw over to BAFC. Following a poll of fans, the the biggest crowd of the season at new ground was named Heritage Park. Kingsway. The crowd pledged its support On Sunday 24th October 2010, Heritage and hundreds of others in the town sign a Park was officially opened by Sir John Hall petition urging WVDC to champion the in a ceremony attended by around 260 clubs cause. Council leader Olive Brown season ticket holders, sponsors, denies the authority’s support of the shareholders, and VIP’s along with 230 college scheme mean that it has turned its children from Bishop Auckland St Mary’s back on the football club, saying “The last juniors and their coaches. thing we want to see is Bishop Auckland FC The first ever game was a friendly played go down. Of course they have the full against Middlesbrough FC, witnessed by a support of the council – they always have crowd of 1,341. had. The important thing is to move forward and work in partnership to get the The ground hit full capacity (2004) in the best possible solution for the football opening league match of the 2012/13 club.” season against our ground sharing partners Darlington 1883 in their first In March 2002 after extensive negotiations competitive game. with Crook Town, Shildon and West Season 2013/14 saw Bishop Auckland FC Auckland, the board of Directors enter its 127th season and its second year announced that BAFC agreed to ground of its ground sharing agreement with share at Shildon’s Dean Street home for Darlington 1883. the next season. The following month the Bishop’s said farewell to Kingsway on the 20th April 2002.

Upcoming Fixtures EBAC Northern League Division 1 V Saturday 26th September

FA Vase 2nd Qualifying Round V Saturday 3rd October

EBAC Northern League Division 1 V Tuesday 6th October

EBAC Northern League Division 1 V Saturday 10th October

Captains Message:

I will start by giving Ashington credit by the way they started the game they never game us a minute, and justifiably went 1-0 up, but you could argue they should have been 2 or 3 up after the first ten minutes.

We regrouped second half and we came out all guns blazing, no more than Sean Taylor who was unreal in the second half and grabbed himself a cracking hatrick.

His second goal is a contender for goal of the month, well it was until Jess Havelock scored from 45 yards yesterday for Newcastle United Women, must try harder Tayls.

Anyway, enjoy tonight’s cup game, I’ll enjoy my rest today seeing as I’m suspended.

Team Captain Keith Graydon

Photo Gallery Morpeth Town 3-1 West Allotment Celtic

Ashington 1-3 Morpeth Town

Today’s Squads

No. Goal Sub No. Goal Sub

Karl Dryden Arjun Purwell Niall Harrison Adam Nicholls David Hiftle Andrew Johnson Shaun Henderson Daniel Newby James Novak David Mitchell Johnny Wilson David Palmer Chris Jewels Dean Zambra Chris Swailes Glen Lane Michael Hall Graham Irving Matthew Grieve Ian Ward Keith Graydon Jeff Smith Ben Sayer Jordan Galloway Luke Carr Jordan Lavery Shaun Bell Kyle Davis Jordan Fry Lewis Brown Sean Taylor Mark Bell Michael Chilton Ollie Hotchkiss Daniel Taggart Rhys Jobling Stephen Forster Sean Tarling Steven Anderson Stuart Thompson Jordan Nellis Lee McAndrew Jack Betts