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Daniel GRANTDaniel TROTT

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Jody BARFORDJonathan OGLESBYLawrence HEWARD

Lawrence MCKAYLee MCFARLAND

Liam DICKENS Louis GRANT

Luke MASCALLMarc COOPER

Matthew KINGSTONPeter WINN

Rick PECKTim LOWE

Tom CHARLESWORTH

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ManagerBrett MARSHALL

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Bridlington T vs Worksop Twn

Cleethorpes T vs Staveley MW

Handsworth P vs Garforth Twn

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Alex Flett 11 0 0 0 1056 0 0 1 0

Brody Robertson 11 2 7 0 737 4 1 1 0

Caine Winfarrah 9 2 4 1 624 0 0 0 0

Daniel Grant 5 1 1 2 384 0 0 0 0

Daniel Trott 9 4 4 0 554 7 1 2 1

Darren Hanslip 11 0 1 0 1022 0 0 0 1

Jack Richardson 8 8 0 2 196 1 0 0 0

Jody Barford 6 0 0 1 576 0 0 0 0

Jonathan Oglesby 6 2 2 0 368 0 0 0 0

Laurence McKay 3 2 1 2 71 0 0 0 0

Lawrence Heward 9 1 1 0 778 1 0 0 0

Liam Dickens 3 0 0 1 288 0 0 0 0

Liam Higton 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0

Louis Grant 5 5 0 0 107 0 0 2 0

Luke Mascall 11 0 2 0 1026 0 0 1 0

Marc Cooper 11 0 1 0 1026 13 3 1 0

Matthew Kingston 5 1 1 1 396 0 0 1 0

Miles Fenty 1 0 0 0 96 0 1 0 0

Nicholas Goodwin 1 0 1 2 66 0 0 0 0

Peter Winn 10 0 3 0 838 3 0 1 0

Reece Newell 2 2 0 1 23 0 0 0 0

Richard Peck 2 0 0 1 192 0 0 0 0

Tim Lowe 8 0 1 0 736 0 0 2 0

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06 Chairman’s NotesDave Patterson

08 Ass. Manager NotesMathew Powell

13 Todays VisitorsStaveley Miners Welfare

20 Player Stats2015/16 Season

23 In FocusJonathan Oglesby

34 Development Squad2015-16

39 Stat PackNCEL Table & Player Stats

40 Today’s TeamsOwls vs The Welfare

contact usCleethorpes Town Linden Homes Club, Clee Road, Grimsby, DN32 8QL.

Tel: 01472 693601

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juniorsround-upCleethorpes Town has come a long way in its relatively short history. Initially formed in 1998 as Lincolnshire Soccer School, it was the brainchild of former Grimsby Town player Tommy Watson. The team was an immediate success with both boys and girls across every age group and the club began to grow quickly.

In 2003, the club set up a flagship senior team. In the team's first season within the Lincolnshire League they secured a credible fourth place finish for which the foundations for the future were set. Now rebranded as Cleethorpes Town, the club has redeveloped into an important community outlet. With over 30 teams competing at every level of local and regional football, the Owls are one of the largest clubs in the area and still continues to expand in all areas. The excellent array of teams and high quality coaching saw the club awarded with Football Association Charter Standard Community Club Status thus further underlining the clubs commitment to providing high quality football coaching alongside enjoyment for youngsters.

The development and evolution of Cleethorpes Town Football Club has been spearheaded by the first team. With the arrival of a new manager during the 2010-11 season it saw the club who were languishing in the lower echelons of the Sills and Betteridge Lincolnshire League go on to finish the season in an amazing third place. In addition, the club collected the Supplementary Cup by defeating Heckington United in the final at Sincil Bank.

The 2011-12 season saw the Owls not only become champions of the Lincs League but also win the Challenge Cup. Additionally the club was accepted into the Northern Counties East League.

Our first season in the NCEL saw us finish fourth in the table with some impressive victories along the way. It was a steep learning curve for the players, management and staff.

The 2013-14 started with a change of management and Marcus Newell was brought in. The season started off at a medium pace but a long unbeaten streak mean the Owls were top of the league at Christmas. However, we had a slow slow to the new year and fell 7 points behind with only a handful of games remaining. With the pressure at its highest, others around us felt it most and we managed to secure the title with one game to go.

In 2014-15 the club started life out in the NCEL Premier Division in slow fashion and with a mountain of Cup games fell behind the main pack. But once the FA Cup exploits had finished, we went on a run of 11 then 9 games without defeat which saw us climb the league table and had the rest looking over their shoulders. We finished the campaign in 4th place, our highest ever position and also got to the NCEL League Cup Final which we narrowly lost.

Cleethorpes Town represented the Northern Counties East League in July 2015 in the Toolstation Cup in Bristol where they played Willand Rovers. A nine-goal thriller ensued and thanks to a hat-trick from Danny Trott and a brace from Marc Cooper the Owls lifted the trophy. The club is determined to make further strides to improve and fulfill their immediate ambition of becoming North East Lincolnshire's most successful lower league football club. With plans in place for a new stadium back at the true home of Cleethorpes Town Football Club, at the Linden Homes Club, it is a truly exciting time for the Owls.

SUPPLEMENTARY CUP WINNERS: 2010/11LINCS LEAGUE WINNERS: 2011/12CHALLENGE CUP WINNERS: 2011/12NCEL LEAGUE ONE CHAMPIONS: 2013/14TOOLSTATION CUP WINNERS: 2015/16

ChairmanDave Patterson

Vice-ChairmanDavid Mann

1st Team ManagerMarcus Newell

Assistant ManagerMatthew Powell

CoachDave Smith

PhysioKen Vincent

Development Team ManagerGary Paton

“A” Team ManagerAndy Cawte

SecretaryMatt Jones

Media OfficerCraig Kendall

owlshistoryCleethorpes Town are delighted to announce that Nottingham Building Society have kindly donated £250 to sponsor the Under 11’s Swift Auto side.

The Nottingham is a mutual building society and estate agency with branches throughout Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire, Derbyshire, Northamptonshire, Cambridgeshire, South Yorkshire, Lincolnshire, Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire. Since 1849, they have been putting their customers’ needs at the heart of everything they do, providing advice, products and services for every stage of their lives to make sure they have a secure home and financial future.

Sarah Heinzman of The Nottingham Building Society commented, “We have been sponsoring local sides for a couple of years now. We select a different club each year and offer a £250 sponsorship. This helps us build up relationships in the local community.”“We pick a team that we think would be suitable to receive the sponsorship money and go from

there. Cleethorpes Town are a local and upcoming team and after speaking to Karl Overend, the Under 11’s team manager, I knew that we had made the right decision.”

Karl Overend was delighted to have received the funds for the kit. “It is a fantastic and generous offer from the Nottingham Building Society. The money has gone towards the cost of a new kit for the players and they are really pleased with it.”

Cleethorpes Town Ladies were formed at the beginning of last season and competed for the first time in the East Midlands Womans Regional Football League Division One under the helm of former Grimsby Town Ladies manager Paul Farbrace.

“Our first season with Cleethorpes Town finished with progress in terms of reaching a Cup Final although we lost it 4-2. The move across saw us retain the same side as well as adding a couple in which helped,” he commented. “In terms of league standings we maybe didn't do as well as we maybe should;

particularly when we fielded a full 11. We can compete at the top end of the table as the results and performances against Champions Winterton Rangers shows”, Paul added.

“Going into the 2015-16 season we can hopefully improve our league position as well as promote and progress the ladies and girls section furthermore. We'd like to thank everyone at the Club and also our sponsors Haines Watts and PGD Limited for their support during the season.”

POS TEAM P W D L GD PTS

1 Winterton Rangers 16 13 2 1 56 41

2 Ruddington Village LFC 16 10 4 2 37 34

3 Sleaford Town Ladies 16 8 5 3 14 29

4 Mansfield Hosiery Mills 16 6 3 7 10 21

5 Cleethopes Town Ladies LFC 16 7 4 5 15 19 *

6 Lincoln Moorlands Railway LFC 16 5 1 10 -30 16

7 West Bridgford Ladies FC 16 5 3 8 -18 15 *

8 Alfreton Town Ladies 16 3 6 7 -23 15

9 Teversal LFC 16 1 0 15 -61 3

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Players Name Appearences Started Bench Goals Player of Match Yellow Cards Red CardsAshton, Ruth 11 11 0 1 3 1 1

Bennington, Julie 4 2 2 0 0 0 0Burns, Sophie 15 15 0 2 1 0 0

Camburn, Claire 10 10 0 1 1 0 0Charlton, Gemma 14 14 0 25 4 0 0

Dent, Rebecca 14 14 0 2 0 4 0Dye, Lyndsay 9 8 1 0 1 1 0Fabrace, Kylie 9 9 0 0 0 0 0

Frobisher, Lauren 2 2 0 0 0 0 0Fussey, Alyssa 3 2 1 1 0 0 0George, Amy 5 3 2 1 0 0 0Gray, Sophie 17 17 0 0 0 0 0

Hardman, Naomi 8 6 2 0 0 0 0Hopkin, Gemma 17 17 0 18 1 1 0Madsen, Sophie 7 7 0 1 0 0 0Mumby, Emily 11 11 0 6 2 0 0

Olley, Katie 3 3 0 1 0 0 0Smith, Kirsty 2 2 0 2 0 0 0

Smith, Natasha 16 16 0 0 0 0 0Wallis, Kassie 16 16 0 0 4 0 0

Wardle, Gemma 9 9 0 0 0 0 0

DAVE PATTERSONCHAIRMAN

An opening day defeat completely against the run of play away at AFC Louth who went 1-0 up after 5 minutes from a free kick was not the ideal start of the season for “A” team manager Andy Cawte.

Reece Moody hit the bar in the second half with a volley from 25 yards out and further chances came and went but could only find AFC Louth goalkeeper with at least 8 shots being kept out

much to their frustration.

“8 of the 16 players involved were under the age of 21 but we're mixed in with the experience of Paul Jones, Andy Bradley and John Willis. The performance couldn't be knocked with them moving the ball round well and creating chances” said Andy Cawte afterwards.

Three changes were made from the first game of season away against last seasons champions North Somercotes. Tom Cooke made his debut for the 'A' team in goal with Dale Pratt and Jack Steel, also making his debut coming in.

An even first half erupted on 36 minutes when Somercotes broke the deadlock after a scramble in the area. They doubled their lead 2 minutes later when the Owls failed to clear. Straight from the kick off Somercotes had the ball back and back in the Owls net to make it 3-0 in 4 minutes.

The Owls gathered ourselves at half time and asked for a positive reaction, which they got in second half that saw Steel hit the bar and Paul Jones hitting the bar from a header much to the Owls frustration.

Joel Mann was pulled back in the area from a corner which Jones converted on 78 minutes . They continued to plug away but couldn't find another way through and the game finished 3-1.

Andy commented about the 2nd game of the season, “The response from the lads at half time when 3-0 was good too see and shows we wont let our heads drop showing pride in the process. Lessons learnt from us as a team to take as barring the 4 or 5 minutes we produced a good performance but can't switch off against sides in this league.

“a” team2015-16 season so far

Many people have been asking me “What’s wrong with Cleethorpes Town. They were flying high last season and have started so badly.”

I say to them, well we haven’t played badly, just been unlucky. We didn’t play play for around 20 minutes away at Rainworth but aaprt from that we have stuck together and it’s all

coming together now.

Tuesday 8-0 win wasn’t a massive surprise for me as we have been training well and the lads are as sharp as ever. We just haven’t had the rub of the green so to speak so far this season but if we can put a big run together we will be up at the right end of the table before we know it.

Today we host Staveley Miners Welfare, so a big warm welcome to

those that have travelled, to their players, committee and and supporters. I hope you have agreat day at the seaside.

We welcome you all back in open arms to our club house which is just 3 miles down the road, at the Linden Homes Club, Clee Road, Grimsby. Cheap beer and a great atmosphere to round up a good day.

I hope everyone has a good day and hope to see you back here soon.

COYO!

We’re back on form now...

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FIXTURES DATE VS SCORELeague 12/09/2015 A.F.C. Louth

(Away) 1-0 Loss

League 19/09/2015North

Somercotes United (Away)

3-1 Loss

League 26/09/2015 Louth Old Boys (Home)

Linden Homes CLub (2:30 KO)

League 03/10/2015 AFC Holten Le Clay (Away)

Linden Homes CLub (2:30 KO)

League 17/10/2015 Barnoldby FC (Home)

Crossland Road, Willows Estate,

Grimsby

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Cleethorpes Town Development Team have had mixed fortunes so far in their first four league games. They started with a 3-0 win away at Brigg Town. That was followed by a 3-3 draw away at Skegness Town.

Since then, the Owls have lost two games against Wyberton 3-0, once in the league and once in the Cup. They were sandwiched between a win at Market Rasen.

Manager Gary Paton commented, “I am very impressed with our start this season apart from the blip last Saturday but we will bounce back on the 26th when we host Brigg Town at the Linden Homes Club.”

“So far this season Joe Winship, Mikey Milne and George Haines have really adapted well up to now, but I don’t like to single individual players out as we are a team, win, lose or drawn.”

Gary added, “We need to start games a lot better but we are working on this during training and the way we prepare in the warm up. To be honest we are playing football the right way.”

“Our hopes are to finish as high up as we can and have a good cup run and to enjoy the season. I would like to try and get a few players involved with the first team.”

Gary only took over the role of Manager of the Development squad in July but added, “I would like to say thanks to all my players, my staff and to the first team management for their help with the players plus when the first team are aaa and we are at home it would be good to get some of the supporters down and I am sure that they would be pleasantly surprised at how well we play."

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MATTHEW POWELLFIRST-TEAM ASSISTANT MANAGER

We had a rocky start to the season but Tuesdays 8-0 win over Retford United just shows what we are all about. Talent, ability and bags of goals!

I am so pleased for the lads to have finally kick started the season as it is thoroughly what

they deserve.

Their preparations for the game are seond to none and always give it 100% during training and the warm-ups. They have the ability to go on a major run now and challenge the teams above them so

who knows in a couple of

months where we will be in the table.

It has been great to see plenty of the younger players rising up to the challenge recently and after watching the Under 21’s on Wednesday night the future of our club is looking very bright.

Lastly, I would like to thank all the loyal supporters who have travlled to all our games so far. It really means a lot to the lads and gives them all an extra boost on the field.

#UpTheOwls

#BounceBackAbility - now our season starts!

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action replaymatch reportCooper was denied with a fine block at one end hen Denton saw his long range shot narrowly miss the left hand side upright.

With time ticking down and both teams becoming frustrated the Owls had the best chance with just 13 minutes left as Robertson broke free but once again the goal frame came to the rescue of Clipstone as his curling shot rebounded back off the cross bar much to his angst.

However, just seven minutes later all was forgiven as Cooper all but sealed the game as his completed his hat-trick in fine style after the Owls broke forward and he coolly side footed the ball past Hernandez sending the travelling army into raptures.

Deep into injury time Clipstone managed to pull a goal back through Brad Jones who terrifically volleyed home a long Royles cross but it was too late for the Cobras who could not fashion another chance in the remaining 60 seconds.

The win sends the Owls to 16th in the standings with plenty of games in hand over most of the other sides.

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Cooper increased the Owls grip on the game in the 41st minute as once again he headed goalbound, this time from a Mascall cross following a swift move down the right from the Owls.

The referee was just about to blow for half time when Jahmal Smith got the wrong side of Tim Lowe and was upended inside the box leaving the referee with no option but to award a penalty. It was neatly dispatched by Allec Denton sending Fenty the wrong way with the last kick of the half.

With no changes at the break it was the hosts who started the brighter looking for an equaliser. Fenty was on hand to deny Sam Finlan who inadvertently deflected Finlans shot from just outside the box which looked like it was heading into the back of the net and it would have had it not been for a fine reaction save.

Moments later, the Owls really should have stretched their advantage but Robertson just could not turn the ball home as he curled he shot beyond the onrushing Hernandez but saw the ball come crashing back off the post.

Both teams made like for like changes looking

to strengthen their sides but found resolute defenders at both ends.

MOTMMarc Cooper

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Saturday 19th September 2015 / Worksop Van Hire Stadium / Attendance: 78A hat-trick from Marc Cooper was enough for Cleethorpes Town to record their third win of the season yesterday against Clipstone. The Owls raced into a 2-0 lead but were pegged back through a penalty just before the break but Cooper extended the Owls lead with five minutes to go. Clipstone did pull a goal back deep into injury time but it was not enough as the Owls collected all three points.

Marcus Newell kept with the same starting line-up as from the Owls 2-1 defeat last weekend to Garforth Town.

It was the hosts who started the brightest in the sunshine as keeper Miles Fenty had to think quickly to deny Allec Denton from just outside the box as he looked to open the scoring.

The Owls pushed forward to try and respond to the early pressure and nearly got the break through in the sixth minute but Brody Robertson was pulled back for

offside as he sprinted clear with just the keeper to beat.

Just three minutes later the Owls should have taken the lead through Cooper but keeper Steve Hernandez managed to keep out a riffled shot from 20 yards.

With pressure increasing and the visitors pushing forward, Hernandez was once again called into action, this time to deny former Grimsby Town winger Caine Winfarrah who headed straight at the keeper from close range from a Luke Mascall cross.

The visiting fans did not have to wait much longer though for the first goal of the afternoon. Cooper managed to rise above his marker Liam Royles to nod home a Peter Winn corner from the left.

Denton ’45, Jones ’90

Cooper ’20, ‘41, ‘85

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Training Exercises take place twice a week in order to maintain the high standards of service RNLI Cleethorpes aim to provide upon the Humber Estuary and beyond.

Without the vital funds generously donated by the public this lifesaving operation would not be possible.

The crew are very grateful indeed to Alan Boyington for sponsoring this afternoons match in support of our station and thanks also go to our home town team, Cleethorpes Town FC.

COYO!Darren WeatherillLifeboat Press Officer

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MARC COOPER

APP: 132GOALS: 74Clubs leading scoring. Rarely misses given half a chance. Been compared to Berbatov on many occasion.Sponsor:Coopers Painting Co. Ltd

LAURENCE MCKAY

APP: 8GOALS: 0Former Rotherham United youth player. Laurence has settled in well since his move and he loves to run!Sponsor:Available

LEE MCFARLAND

APP: 62GOALS: 6Fantastic centre-back after spending much of his up up front. Was decent in between the sticks once last season as well!Sponsor:Available

LIAM DICKENS

APP: 43GOALS: 5On his second spell at the club. Has a very good reading of the game and can spot danger a mile away. Sponsor:The Dickens Family

LOUIS GRANT

APP: 59GOALS: 22A very good striker who is deadly on his day. Took a while to get going but now he’s on form he’ll be on the scoresheet.Sponsor:Available

LUKE MASCALL

APP: 109GOALS: 26Mr. Clee Town in every form. Puts his team first. Grit, determination and will to win in abundance.Sponsor:The Mann Family

MATTHEW KINGSTON

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PETER WINN

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RICHARD PECK

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TIMLOWE

APP: 70GOALS: 2On his second spell at the club. A rock solid defender who can get you out of trouble. Also great with his head.

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meet theowlsALEX FLETT

APP: 112GOALS: 11Former Bradford City player with bags of potential and lightening quick feet.Sponsor:Available

BRODY ROBERTSON

APP: 90GOALS: 51League leading goalscorer for 2014/15. Prolific in the box and super quick running.Sponsor:The Nearney Family

CAINE WINFARRAH

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DANIEL GRANT

APP: 81GOALS: 0Ever reliable right-back, Danoel works his socks off for his team and always gives 110%.Sponsor:DFDS

DANIEL TROTT

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DARREN HANSLIP

APP: 105GOALS: 14Captain fantasic. A born leader and goes in every challenge full blooded.Sponsor:DFDS

JACKRICHARDSON

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JODY BARFORD

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JONATHAN OGLESBY

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LAWRENCE HEWARD

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history andfactfileThe beautiful game has been played in Staveley for well over a hundred years and in 1883 a Staveley side beat Sheffield  Wednesday 3-1 in the F.A Cup. In 1962 at nearby Barrow Hill under the name, Nag’s Head FC, a Sunday side was formed,  playing friendlies for three years before being accepted into the Mansfield League.

In 1968 they transferred to the Chesterfield League, before a Saturday side was formed in 1989 at their current home of Inkersall Road, finishing runners-up in the Chesterfield Amateur League, and winning the Byron Cup. In 1991 the club moved up to the Sheffield County Senior League and winning Division Three, then Division Two in consecutive seasons.

Staveley by passed Division One and were welcomed into the Central Midlands League in 1993, finishing 4th, 12th, 5th and 3rd and, after passing the necessary ground grading requirements, continued their rise up the pyramid by being accepted into the Northern Counties East Division One in 1997, and finished runners-up, and claimed their place in the Premier Division, joining the likes of Buxton and Sheffield. They also picked up their first piece of Northern Counties silverware, when winning the Wilkinson Sword Trophy, beating Harrogate Railway 8-3 on aggregate. 

In 2000/01 season Staveley MW suffered the first relegation in their short history after finishing bottom, 67 points behind Champions BriggTown, and then followed another disastrous season, finishing 2nd  bottom of Division One, but surviving their status by re-election. Following a terrible run until Christmas with just one league victory and despite winning their last three away games the club still finished bottom of Division One, but were again duly re-elected.

In 2003/04 the club  finished 3rd bottom that year avoiding relegation somewhat fortuitously by re-election in the final minute of the season. Things improved in 2004/05 with a creditable 9th place finish and in 2005/2006 and 2006/2007 finishes of 10th and 6th respectively were achieved.  In May 2007 it was  reported that the clubs football committee had resigned on mass and the club was ready to fold before Terry Damms who was appointed as Chairman and his team of helpers, rushed through a rescue package to save the club from extinction in early June. In the weeks leading up to the start of the NCEL season things were frantic with urgent work to the ground and facilities, requiring  a monumental effort to get the club ready for the season ahead.

The clubs ethos of youth football was evident from day one of the 2007/2008 season with no less than 7 first team regulars being eligible for the U19’s. The club with what was basically an U19 team, managed a commendable 8th placed finish in the NCEL Division 1. The Under 19’s gained promotion from division 3 to division 2.

In 2008/2009 the club went on a 23 game unbeaten run and collected 57-points from the last 25-games, finishing fourth, and added the Wilkinson Sword Trophy to the trophy cabinet being the only club to win it twice.

In 2010/2011 the club produced its best ever season with the first team having an array of youngsters in it winning the NCEL Division 1 Title, the reserves winning the Central Midlands Reserve league and the U19’s finishing runners up and winning the Minishield. All sorts of records were broken during that season with us having the NCEL Top Scorer Ryan Damms who netted 38 times and surpassed 100 goals for the club, a record number of consecutive and total clean sheets was achieved and a last 32 FA vase place was also achieved.

In 2011/2012 perhaps one of the clubs greatest achievements came when we came within a whisker of appearing in an FA Vase Final at Wembley eventually going out to the winners UTS Dunston by 3-2, a heart breaking experience if ever there was one. In early 2013 the clubs main sponsorship was lost and with the same all but a handful of players and the manager also left the club. The club finished mid-table. This was an exceptionally testing time for the club, but it’s strategy remained and from where it started, its youth ethos, the club dusted itself down and set about re-building its model.

The 2013/2014 season started with a fair expectation, but ill-discipline and a string of poor results and performances followed and a mid-table finish was achieved. For the 2014/2015 season the club went on an 11 game winning streak, but that was followed by the club taking just 18 points from the last 20 league games and a 9th finish was achieved. The U21 team however was starting to flourish and a top 3 finish and wining the HKLDFL Cup was a superb achievement. We recognise here that it is the supporters who are as important if not more important than the players and managers themselves. Non-league football is here for a reason, to provide to a paying customer an enjoyable time at affordable prices with as good as facilities as each club can afford. We now have a group of people within our Press Gang, within our clubhouse, within our club structure that are all pulling together in one direction. It is not about the Chairman, the manager or any one player, it is about “the club” from tots at 3 and 4 year old through the juniors, ladies and U21 team to the first team. It’s about our fantastic band of volunteers with whose help this club would not survive. We are a community club here for the benefit of the local people and kids. Yes we will recruit players from outside the region also where we compliment the differing people and groups so we are competitive. That must be done professionally, with discipline and respect for all concerned in our beautiful game.

previousmatchWednesday 23rd September 2015Worksop Town 2Staveley Miners Welfare 1Staveley went out of the Sheffield and Hallamshire Cup in the first round on Wednesday night losing 2-1 to a decent Worksop Town side.

The Welfare went behind in the 51st minute when James Cottingham finished smartly following a good move. Welfare then equlised 15 minutes later through Courtney Hastings, hist 7th of the season.

However, as the game looked like it was heading into extra time, Andrew Ofosu poped up to head home a cross from the right giving Worksop a last minute winner.

...........................................................Darren Hanslip (Club Captain)

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formguide23.09.15Worksop Town (A)SHSC 1Lost 2-1

19.09.15Nostell Miners Welfare (H)NCEL Premier DivisionWon 2-1

15.09.15Liversedge (A)NCEL Premier DivisionWon 5-1

12.09.15Retford United (A)NCEL Premier DivisionLost 2-1

head2headCTFC DRAW BTFC

Friendly 0 0 0

League 1 0 1

Cup 0 0 0

Total 1 0 1

clubhonoursNCEL: Div 1 - 2010/11, Wilkinson Sword Trophy - 1997/98, 2008/09, 2009/10; County Senior League: Div 2 - 1992/93, Div 3 - 1991/92; Byron League Cup 1989/90.

in the newsChesterfield FC Youth team to play home games at Staveley MWChesterfield’s youth team will play their home games at Staveley Miners Welfare’s Inkersall Road ground this season.

Staveley Miners Welfare chairman Terry Damms issued an invitation to host the matches and Spireites academy manager Mark Smith was delighted to accept the offer. Smith said: “It is a nice stadium with good facilities, so it will have the feel of a proper game, which will benefit our youngsters. It is the kind of positive environment we want to go into and we can’t wait for it to start. I’d like to thank Terry for his help in arranging this, which is much appreciated.”

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last timewe metThere have been rumours during the summer about players been approached to go elsewhere but every first team regular from last season has been resigned. Does this show how good the team spirit in the camp is?We definately have a good team spirit and are all good friends trying their hardest for the club.

You're 2nd in the stats for most appearances made for he club with 127. How does made you feel?It is really good and something that I am proud of.

ByCraig Kendall

“To lose the NCEL League Cup final 4-3 after leading 3-1 with 7 minutes to go was gutting but we will bounce back in style after pledging never to do that again...”

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Saturday 29th November 2014 / Bradley Community Stadium / Attendance: 146CLEETHORPES Town suffered their first league defeat in eight matches when they lost to Staveley Miners Welfare on Saturday.

The Owls went down 3-2 with a brace from top-scorer Marc Cooper, below, not enough as goals from James Kay, Craig Fisher and Jahmal Smith gave the visitors the points.The Owls opened the scoring after Jonathan Oglesby's effort was cleared by a defender to Cooper, who fired home from six yards.

Cooper then fired a free-kick straight at the keeper as the hosts pushed for a second.

A fine move involving four Staveley players resulted with the ball being laid off to Kay, who steered into the top corner.Smith should then have put Staveley in front, but Richard Peck was on hand to block his powerful shot from just outside the box.

However, only three minutes later, they did take the lead.A corner was played in from the right and Beattie's weak punch fell straight to Fisher who smashed a deflected effort home.

Cooper then crashed a volley off the bar as Marcus Newell's side pushed for an equaliser.

The ball bounced down and Clee appealed that the ball had crossed the line, but the referee waved play on.

Cooper was denied again moments later when he saw a decent shot blocked by Matt Hassett before dragging another effort wide of the target seconds later.

Shortly after the restart, Staveley looked odds-on to increase their lead when a great ball from Damien Magee played in Smith, but he was denied by a Liam Dickens' superb last-ditch challenge.

Staveley were left to rue that miss as the Owls immediately went up the other end and equalised.

Cooper grabbed his second of the game when he bundled home Alex Flett's cross from the right.

Clee saw chances to take the lead come and go, with Luke Mascall heading narrowly over and Cooper's free-kick striking the woodwork.

Four minutes from time, disaster struck for the hosts when Smith nicked the winner after he pounced on a defensive error before tucking the ball away calmly.

By Craig Kendall

Cooper ’7, ’51

Kay ’18, Fisher ’24, Smith ’86

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How would you sum up last season? Would you say it was a success?I would have to say that it was a great sucess. Even though we did not win any trophies to get promoted I think that we showed what we are capable of and we must push on from this.

What sort of things did you get up to during the off-season?I’ve just been enjoying family time really and spending time relaxing.

Did you enjoy pre-season? Is this something you look forward to or dread?I enjoy pre-season to be honest. I like to get fit again and it’s good to meet up with the lads.

Nothing beats competitive football I suppose, how much was you looking forward to the start of the season?I was really looking forward to the new season and hope we can push on now following our poor start to the season.

You scored 11 goals in 48 appearances with 23 assists, which do you think was your best goal?

I would have to say my free kick against Barton Town Old Boys. I struck the ball perfectly and gave the keeper no chance!

What was the hardest game last season?Worksop Town away when we lost 3-1 having being 1-0 up.

How do you expect us to do this season?I think that we should be up there with Tadcaster and Worksop pushing for promotion.

Marcus has a successful time with the club, why do you think this is?Marcus knows all of his players very well and is a top manager!

You played as a winger for most of last season, is this your natural position or something you have adapted to?I have always played on the wing so I would have to say that this is my natural position.

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“Sometimes you have to go back in life to move forwards” pondered the Staveley Miners Welfare

chairman Terry Damms.

In 2013 Staveley were a club in turmoil. After issues with sponsorship the club’s playing budget was completely removed and all but two players left the club.

“As regrettable as it is non-league football is driven by players and their delusions of financial gain. It was a case of stabilising the ship and building for the future, it was a very testing time but one that was also very enjoyable in many ways.”

The team nicknamed “The Trojans” are no strangers to adversity. “In September 2008 the then first team

manager and playing staff walked out on the club, so in our next game we took our entire U19’s squad to play a step five NWCL side called Runcorn Linnets. The game went to extra time, and we lost 4-3 before a crowd of just under two hundred. It was a memorable day if ever there was one and it set our club off on a course to develop youngsters for the future.”

Damms is the managing director at HKL Specialists, and the company sponsor the club and the North Midlands Development League.

Its role in both enables Staveley to bring through younger players and build for the future. “It is the Staveley way, on Saturday we should have five or six players who are still eligible for the under 21s.”

The chairman also explained why he wants the club to bring through younger players: “As time goes by players get older, they have family lives and work duties and tend to

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lose interest as they progress. Yet some still try and suck the last ounce of blood and penny from you. We won’t have money driven players at our club – fact.” Not just satisfied with developing young talent Staveley also want to become financially stable.

“We don’t want to be dependent on HKL or for that matter any one sponsor. We are developing with every available penny; the facilities and the playing budget is the same this season as it was last and it will be the same for the next four seasons. Stavely MWFC is a club for the recreational community of staveley; it’s all about them.”

By Josh Kingston

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fixtures& results

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HOME in BOLD HOME in BOLD HOME in BOLD 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13/17 14 15 16

Sat 8 Nostell Miners Welfare 0-1 L 121 Barford Mascall Kingston Hanslip Heward Dickens Winn Flett Cooper Robertson Oglesby Winfarrah Peck L. Grant Trott Richardson

Sat 15 Brigg Town (FA Cup EP) 5-1 W 116 Barford Mascall Kingston Hanslip Peck Lowe Winn (1) Flett Cooper (1) Robertson (1) Winfarrah Heward Oglesby (1) Trott (1) Richardson -

Sat 22 Albion Sports 4-1 L 76 Barford Mascall Kingston Hanslip Heward Lowe Winfarrah Flett Cooper Robertson Winn Oglesby Richardson Goodwin Trott (1) -

Sat 29 Clipstone (FA Cup P) 1-0 L 109 Barford Mascall Winfarrah Hanslip Dickens Heward Oglesby Flett Cooper Trott Winn Robertson Richardson D. Grant L. Grant -

Tue 1 Rainworth Miners Welfare 6-3 L 66 Barford Mascall Winfarrah Hanslip Goodwin Lowe Oglesby Flett Cooper (1) Trott Winn (1) Robertson Richardson (1) Newell - -

Sat 5 Athersley Recreation 3-1 W 105 Barford D. Grant Winn (1) Hansslip Lowe Heward Mascall Flett Cooper Trott (2) Robertson Richardson L. Grant Goodwin - -

Tue 8 Pickering Town 0-3 W 92 Fenty D. Grant Winn Hanslip Heward (1) Lowe Mascall Flett Cooper (1) Trott Robertson (1) Richardson Newell L. Grant Winfarrah McKay

Sat 12 Garforth Town 1-2 L 108 Fenty D. Grant Winn Hanslip Heward Lowe Mascall Flett Cooper (1) Robertson Winfarrah Richardson Barford L. Grant McKay Kingston

Sat 19 Clipstone 2-3 W 78 Fenty D. Grant Winn Hanslip Heward Lowe Mascall Flett Cooper (3) Robertson Winfarrah Kingston Richardson McKay Dickens -

Tue 22 Retford United 0-8 W 124 Fenty Kingston Winn Hanslip Heward Lowe Mascall Flett Cooper (3) Robertson Oglesby Richardson Winfarrah D. Grant Trott (2) McKay

Sat 26 Staveley Miners WelfareWed 30 Maltby Main

Tue 6 Thackley

Sat 10 ParkgateWed 14 Bottesford (LSTN 1)Sat 17 Pontefract Collieries

Wed 21 Barton Town Old BoysSat 24 Tadcaster AlbionWed 28 Handsworth ParramoreSat 31 Armthorpe Welfare

Sat 7 Brigg TownSat 14 Worksop Town

Sat 21 Bridlington TownSat 28 Liversedge

Sat 5 Rainworth Miners WelfareSat 12 Barton Town Old Boys

Sat 19 Pickering TownSat 26 Armthorpe WelfareSat 2 Retford UnitedSat 9 Nostell Miners Welfare

Sat 16 Maltby MainSat 23 Albion SportsSat 30 Handsworth Parramore

Sat 6 ThackleySat 13 Garforth Town

Sat 20 ClipstoneSat 27 Staveley Miners Welfare

Sat 5 Athersley RecreationSat 12 Parkgate

Sat 19 Pontefract CollieriesSat 26 Tadcaster Albion

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Sat 16 Worksop TownSat 23 Bridlington Town

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