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Welcome to St James Park for this Round 3 FA Trophy tie against fellow National League North side Salford City. We extend a warm welcome to Salford’s officials, players and supporters and we wish you a safe trip home after the game.

The league is the wallpaper on the walls of the season, the cup competitions the framed photographs and pictures on them that we so enjoy. With the FA Cup adventure behind us and the Hillier Cup semi-final now way ahead in February, it is the turn of the FA Trophy.

Last season’s Trophy run to the quarter-finals saw us on the road in every round, not a home draw in sight! We travelled to Mickleover Sport then AFC Fylde followed by Stockport County and Wealdstone before a first trip to York City beckoned and 1-0 exit to the eventual winners at Wembley. So a

home draw is most welcome. Indeed the name of Brackley Town was the very first name out of the bag in the draw followed of course by our visitors Salford. So no nail-biting wait and with National League teams coming in next time around this is certainly the plum tie of the round, one of six all-National North ties.

Next Saturday we host Stockport County before a trip to FC United the following week. Should today’s game finish level after 90 minutes it goes to a replay in midweek. Before then we have what promises to be a big game to look forward to.

Thank you for coming along this afternoon. Get behind the boys!

Best wishes

Janene ButtersManaging Director

Brackley Town Football Club Honours & Records

Southern League:Highest Finishing Position Premier Division Champions 2011/12

Conference North:Highest Home Crowd 2604 v FC Halifax, Play-off Final, 4 May 2013Highest Finishing Position 3rd, 2012/13 (Play-off Runners Up)Lowest Finishing Position 21st, 2015/16

County Cup:Winners 2010/11 v Corby Stewart & Lloyds 2011/12 v Corby Town 2014/15 v Peterborough NS

FA Trophy:Quarter Final 2016/17 v York City

Maunsell Cup: Winners 2011/12 v Northampton Town 2012/13 v Peterborough United

FA Cup: 1st Round 2008/09: v Eastwood Town 2015/16: v Newport County AFC2nd Round 2013/14: v Macclesfield 2016/17: v Blackpool

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Welcome to St James Park for this afternoon’s FA Trophy game and welcome to Anthony Johnson and Bernard Morley and their Salford team.Bringing two of the top teams together from National League North makes this a high profile tie and one that I am sure players on both sides will relish.We put together a good run of results before losing last Saturday at Bradford Park Avenue. On the day we did not play well and did not deserve anything from the game. There will be no excuses from me or the players. It is no surprise that Avenue have moved into the top group of teams in the league table because they have experience and some good players. We have put in two strong training sessions this week to get that result out of our system and to be ready for today’s game.

We have had a few injuries and a suspension in recent weeks. We have coped well with this and the players coming in have done a good job. The Hillier Cup match was a good opportunity for some players to get competitive game time but I will be looking at possible loans to ensure everyone stays sharp and ready to step in as necessary. Greg Kaziboni has already started a loan spell at Biggleswade Town and is making an impact. Khris Oti of course is playing with The Saints and has been on the score-sheet already. It is a squad game and every player has their part to play. Back to today’s game. Thank you for getting behind the players this afternoon. I am expecting a tough test and a good match.Best wishes

Kevin

“Bringing two of the top teams together from National League North makes this a high profile

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Brackley Town 2 Gainsborough Trinity 0

Two goals of high quality won the game for Brackley when it appeared this well contested game might edge to a goal-less conclusion. The result extended Saints’ winning run to four games and narrowed the gap to second-placed Harrogate to two points.

The home side started well. Shane Byrne’s low cross flashed across the face of goal needing just a touch and Aaron Williams headed over from Glenn Walker’s corner in just the first few minutes but then the game became bogged down as Brackley struggled to break down a stubborn defence.

Trinity‘s Liam King almost stole in to put his side in front on the stroke of half-time but his shot was superbly blocked by Brackley captain Gaz Dean.

The second period opened up a little but frustration was beginning to creep into the home side’s play as the visitors stood firm. It was not

until the 75th minute that Williams put his side ahead with a solo goal, firing in from 25 yards to maintain his red hot scoring streak of scoring in nine successive league and FA Cup games.

Substitute Jimmy Armson, Adam Walker and Shane Byrne combined delightfully just minutes later to set up Armson who doubled the lead. Both sides had a chance to score in the dying minutes. Matt Lowe’s shot was well saved while Trinity’s Michael Jacklin saw his header go just wide from an added time corner.

“It happened time and again last season, teams coming here to frustrate us,” said Kevin Wilkin. “They came to defend but we found what we needed today, something we haven’t always managed to do. Aaron [Williams] came inside and struck a terrific first goal for us and then it was a super second goal. Shane Byrne was fantastically unselfish and it’s moments like that that are crucial in a tight game.”

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Saints line-upLewis, Myles, Franklin,

S.Byrne, Graham, Dean,

G.Walker (Gudger 86),

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Subs unused:

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Referee:

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Front Row: Alex Gudger, Adam Walker, David Staff, Gareth Dean, Kevin Wilkin, Shane Byrne, Mark Noon, Ellis Myles, James Armson.


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this afternoon we welcomeSalford City

The club was formed in 1940 as Salford Central. We progressed steadily through local leagues until, in 1963, we stepped up to the Manchester League and changed the name to Salford Amateurs. Nicknamed “The Ammies”, the club became a real force in the 1970s winning the Lancashire Amateur Cup in ‘73,’75 and ’77. All the Manchester County Cups and the League title came our way and in one season of note seven major trophies sat with pride in our trophy cabinet. The ultimate prize –Champion of Champions – was secured in 1977.In 1979, after a decade of success, we took our first major step towards securing our status in non-league football.

The players and committee took on the task of restoring our present Moor Lane ground. The pitch was in poor condition, the main stand roofless and derelict. Working all hours the challenge was met head on and Moor Lane was passed as acceptable for entry to the Cheshire League in 1980.

When the North West Counties League was formed in 1982 with the amalgamation of the Lancashire Combination and the Cheshire League the foresight of upgrading the ground bore fruit and Salford seized the opportunity of joining football’s

non-league pyramid. The transition hasn’t always been easy but with the re-organisation into two divisions we eventually took our place in Division One.

Salford appeared in the Manchester County Premier Cup Final at Old Trafford in 1989 and the same season saw floodlights installed at Moor Lane and the dropping of our Amateurs tag to become Salford City.

In 1990 we celebrated our fiftieth year by entering the F.A.Cup for the first time and received national exposure on BBC Television’s Grandstand’s “Road to Wembley “ feature. Unfortunately relegation followed the same season.

With League restructuring in 1992 we regained our place in Division One and with ex Manchester United starlet Billy Garton in charge we finished ninth, our highest league position.

The following years have seen improvement on this and under Andy Brown we finished third (on goal difference) missing out on promotion only in the last few games as well as again reaching the final of the Premier Cup.

The last few seasons, under manager Gary Fellows, saw the club establish itself as one of the dominant sides in the Vodkat North West Counties League having won the League


Challenge Cup in 2006 and just missing out on promotion in 2007 with virtually an all local squad.

At the end of season 2007-08 the club’s immediate ambition of stepping up to the Unibond League was finally achieved when a second promotion spot from the Vodkat League became available.

During the following seasons Salford’s place in the fourth level of the English non-league game was consolidated with chairman Darren Quick, Rhodri Giggs, Darren Sheridan & Andy Heald having spells in the Moor Lane managerial hot-seat.

During the 2012-2013 season early form was good under ex-professional Sheridan but he left the club in January and a disappointing second half of the campaign finished with Salford occupying sixteenth place in the league. Under the guidance of Andy Heald Salford also reached the final of the Manchester Premier Cup but a stirring comeback against Mossley at Stockport’s Edgelely Park ground was not enough as the Lilywhites triumphed in a penalty shoot-out following a 2-2 draw.

Phil Power arrived as manager at the start of the 2013-2014, initially in partnership with Barry Massay but it was to be events off the pitch that dominated the campaign. Club president Dave Russell was contacted by five members of Manchester United’s ‘Class of 92’ side with the aim of exploring a possible takeover at Moor Lane. Having enjoyed stellar international careers, the five – Nicky Butt, Ryan Giggs, Gary Neville, Phil Neville & Paul Scholes – are determined to ‘put something back’ into local football and wanted to do so in an area that

reflected their early training and development. Salford City fitted the bill and the takeover was ratified by the club’s committee and progressed over the summer.

After a good start to the 2014-2015 season form dipped in the run up to Christmas and Power was replaced by Ramsbottom United managerial duo Anthony Johnson and Bernard Morley.

The new managers revitalised the club’s promotion push and fifteen wins from seventeen games secured the Evo-Stik League First Division North title Twelve months later promotion was secured to the National League North when Workington were beaten 3-2 at Moor Lane in the play-off final, with Jordan Hulme’s winner coming just four minutes from time.

The Ammies had already made club history during the 2015-2016 season, beating Notts County in the first round of the FA Cup and taking Hartlepool United to a replay in the second with all three games televised live.

The club’s first season at National League North level ended in play-off semi-final defeat, with Salford losing to FC Halifax Town on penalties after a 2-2 aggregate draw.

During the summer of 2017 the club turned professional and an exciting new chapter in Salford City’s history is about to begin.


The Main MenSalford City

Born in Auckland, New Zealand Max moved to the U.K. at a young age and started his senior career with Buckingham Town.

Oxford United soon spotted the young keeper’s potential and he signed a professional contract for them in 2012. Loan spells with Banbury United, Nuneaton Town, Barnet and Southport followed before Max moved north to sign for Carlisle United in 2016.

Following Jay Lynch’s departure to AFC Fylde the New Zealand Under-20 and Under-23 international accepted an offer to make the move to Moor Lane as the club’s new first choice keeper.

Tall defender who was an integral part of the Solihull Moors side that won the National League North title in 2016.

Started out with Romulus and Redditch United before moving to Gresley where he was selected for the Evostik League First Division South’s team of the season. That fine form earned a move to Solihull Moors on 2013.

He carried that form on at Moor Lane and after a great first season with Salford City was named as the supporters’ player-of-the-year as well as being selected in the National League North team of the season.

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Who to look out for

Highly rated young midfielder Mark started out with Burton Albion then joined Northern Premier League Ilkeston at the end of the 2015-2016 season.

In November of 2016 he made the move to National League North side Alfreton Town and was a regular member of their first team for the rest of the season.

After a compensation deal was reached with Alfreton Mark moved to Moor Lane during the summer of 2017 and the skilful midfielder will certainly be one to watch over 2017-2018 campaign.

The 26-year-old Salford born forward started out with Manchester City’s academy side. Two years later he joined Rochdale where he made 3 first team appearances.

A move to Salford City followed and Jack scored sixteen goals in twenty-six appearances before signing for Altrincham.

He was signed by League Two Morecambe in January 2012. Following one hundred and twenty league appearances for the Shrimpers (with 36 goals scored) Jack moved to Blackpool in 2015. Jack was released during the summer of 2017 and accepted an offer to sign a two-year contract with his home city club.

Mark Shelton Jack Redshaw Midfielder Striker


FA Cup Final 23rd April 1927

Cardiff City 1 (Ferguson 75 mins.) Arsenal 0

Cardiff City : Farquharson, Nelson, Watson, Keener (capt), Sloan, Hardy, Curtis, Irving, Fergu-son, L.Davies, McLachlan

Arsenal : Lewis, Parker, Kennedy, Baker, Butler, John, Hulme, Buchan (captain), Brain, Blythe, Hoar

Referee : W.F. Bunnell (Preston) Attendance : 91.206 Receipts £23,113

The MatchIt seems faintly ridiculous now that the Cup Final is staged in Wales, but much was made of the Cup leav-ing England when Cardiff City upset the odds to beat Arsenal at Wembley in 1927. City, then an established top division club, had lost narrowly to Sheffield United two years previously, so they could claim that it was their turn for the decisive stroke of luck.

That came in 75 minutes when Hugh Ferguson, a pro-digious goalscorer north and south of the border, put in a shot which the Arsenal goalkeeper Lewis looked to have gathered comfortably. However, with Len Davies in close attendance, the ball squirmed out of the grasp of the kneeling custodian, and the ball trickled over the goal-line.

The history books credit Ferguson with the goal, but it is debatable whether Davies touched it before it crossed the line – yet there is no doubt the decisive intervention came from the hapless goalkeeper. Some

blame was placed on a brand new, and shiny, goal-keeping jersey, and so Arsenal goalkeepers took the field in all future Finals clad in jerseys which had been worn previously.

Arsenal, pre-Chapman, enjoyed the bulk of possession and monopolised the goal-scoring chances, but a mixture of resolute defending by the strong Cardiff defence, and profligate finishing, meant that the game was decided by Lewis’ blunder. The sublime irony was that the Arsenal goalkeeper was himself a Welshman.

King George V presented the Cup to Fred Keenor, the great Cardiff and Wales captain, and few present realised that this would represent the pinnacle of the Ninian Park club’s achievements ; or that a decade of Arsenal domination of English football was about to dawn.

The Programme The respective clubs’ colours of red and blue formed the front cover, with fixture details overprinted in black – but not the names of the competing clubs, a curious feature of many pre-war final programme covers. That was left for the page 3 frontispiece, which featured a photograph of the club and both sides of a medal. A full page portrait of the FA’s Patron, the King, was on page 5 and the Programme of Music was printed on page 7. Chas. Cooper wrote “The History of the Cup” opposite head and shoulder portraits of Mr J.C. Clegg, President, and Mr F.J. Wall, Secretary, of the Football Association, both gentlemen sporting rather impressive moustaches.

An account of how both teams reached the final was on page 11 and the teams, in 2-3-5 formation and numbered (Arsenal 1 to 11 ; Cardiff 12 to 22) were on the centre pages. In the second half of the programme, each team had a page-and-half of pen pictures, and a page of head and shoulder photographs. The non-ad-vertising content concluded with a photograph of the match referee, Mr Bunnell.

The majority of pages were taken by advertisements, with virtually every page bearing a top or bottom message about the Daily News. Mazda Electric Lamps were on the inside front page, Lakerol Bronchial Pastilles (endorsed by players Andy Wilson and Jimmy Dimmock) and Boxing at Holland Park Hall were on the inside back page. The back page featured Miss Kitty McKane who would give free Lawn Tennis lessons daily in the London Daily News.

Other advertisers were the Hearts of Oak Benefit Society, London Theatres, Sunripe cigarettes, Watney’s Ale and Reid’s Stout, Player’s Cigarettes (“Trainers do not object. They know what is good for them.”) William Younger’s Scotch Ale and Mullard, the Master (Radio) Valve.

Twin Tower MemoriesJohn Litster, The author of the book “A History and Guide to Football Programmes” writes here for “The Red & White” and brings us a series of articles in which famous matches in Wembley’s history are remembered by their programmes, which remain popular with modern collectors.

For more information and advice on programmes and programme collecting, visit www.pmfc.co.uk or contact PM Publications, 38 Lowther Road, Norwich, NR4 6QE.

The programme that accompanied the match.


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Moment from captain Dean sets Saints on their way

Brackley Town 4 Southport 0

Brackley ran out comfortable winners in this first ever meeting with former league club Southport but it could have been a different game had the visitors capitalised on early chances. As it was two goals in each half and another clean sheet secured a fifth successive league win to move Saints into second place in the table.

Southport’s Jordan Hallam brought a fine save from Danny Lewis after 25 minutes to keep the game goal-less as Saints were slow off the mark in this midweek kick-off on a murky, dank evening. Dan Cockerline twice had chances to put his side ahead either side of the half hour mark when through on goal and his deflected effort earning only a corner before his header was wide when well placed.

Within a minute Brackley were ahead as Gaz Dean bundled the ball in from Shane Byrne’s free-kick, a moment that changed the game. Curtis Jones tugged at Lee Ndlovu conceding a 44th minute penalty confidently converted by Aaron Williams to give Brackley an unexpected two goal half-time lead.

In the second half Ndlovu twice had shots saved or deflected wide before Williams’ header from Ellis Myles’ cross was pushed onto the cross-bar by stand-in keeper Iain Turner. The pick of the goals came on the hour courtesy of Lee Ndlovu’s cross that Williams slid in for his second goal of the game to maintain a remarkable record of scoring in every one of his last ten league and FA Cup matches.

Substitute Matt Lowe created the final goal of the game in added time. Winning the ball inside his own half Lowe drove 40 yards before releasing Shane Byrne who picked his spot for his fourth goal of the season.

“It could have been different,” said Kevin Wilkin. “We were not at our best in the first half and they had chances to go ahead and it needed good work by Danny [Lewis]. Once we got going we scored good goals. It was always going to be a tough test on a Tuesday evening after Saturday’s hard fought win and so it turned out. We travel to Bradford Park Avenue next with an early kick-off and that will be another challenging fixture as they are going well.”

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Saints line-upLewis, Myles, Gudger,

S.Byrne, Graham, Dean,

Franklin, J.Byrne, Ndlovu

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Subs unused:

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Referee:

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not much in it!

Highworth Town 1 Brackley Town Saints 0

This was the second meeting of the season for Highworth Town and Brackley Town Saints and this game proved to be a carbon-copy of the first one played at St James Park back in August with Highworth Town again winning thanks to a Callum Mcghee-Parsons first half goal.After two rather disappointing first half performances against Binfield and Highmoor Ibis Saints manager Gordon Kille restored attacking midfielder Matt Johnson and striker Josh Bowden to his starting line-up. Also back for Saints was

influential skipper Lewis Baldwin albeit playing in a deeper role at centre back due to players missing with injuries and other commitments.From the first whistle to the last the 95 hardy souls who turned out to support the 2 teams were treated to a highly entertaining game with both sides taking an attacking approach.As early as the 4th minute Highworth went close as a low cross from the left flashed across Saints keeper Ali Worby’s six-yard box just out of reach of the on-rushing strikers.

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Saints line-upAli Worby, Alex Stott, Lewis

Baldwin, Dan Middleton,

Charlie Kille, James Watts,

James Hammond, Matt

Johnson, Chris Jordan,

Ryan Knight, Josh Bowden

Subs:

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Ryan Knight, 80), Sam

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Pearce (unused), Keegan

Giles (unused)


Moments later, on the Saints right, Matt Johnson outpaced the home sides left back to deliver a cross that in-form striker Josh Bowden couldn’t quite get to and then in the 6th minute it was Johnson who came closest to scoring for Saints when he cut inside and curled a left footed shot against the crossbar with Highworth’s keeper beaten all ends up.On 24 minutes Highworth Town were presented with a glorious chance when a fortunate bounce dropped behind the Saints defence but the home teams striker’s poke towards goal drifted just the wrong side of the post however, a minute later Parsons showed his finishing quality, striking home from inside the penalty area, to open the scoring, 1 – 0 Highworth Town.The second half proved equally as entertaining as the first with both teams slugging it out like 2 boxers desperate for the knockout blow.For Saints Chris Jordan went close on a

couple of occasions and Josh Bowden proved to be a constant problem for the home defence but Highworth Town showed all their experience to keep the visitors at bay.With Saints throwing caution to the wind in search of the equalizer the home side were always a threat on the counter-attack but keeper Ali Worby and defenders Dan Middleton and Lewis Baldwin kept the visitors in the game superbly. As the game drew to a close Saints midfielder James Hammond became more and more influential driving forward powerfully against tiring opponents but, unfortunately for the Brackley youngsters, the referee called time with Highworth Town claiming the points and extending their lead at the top of the league.Although they will be disappointed by the defeat Saints should take positives from a strong performance against the league’s current leaders.


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With it’s wide open spaces and running track around the pitch, this was always going to be one of those difficult days. The early start made for a different fan experience as detailed here.

A minute’s silence observed by the Brackley team prior to kick off.

BRADFORD P.A.AWAY DAYS

Horsfall Stadium was the setting for this 1.30pm kick off due to floodlight failure - the early start making for a unusual fan experience.

Journey: Another long journey three and a half hours, only made better by the comfy coach. 6/10

Stadium: Tired and dogged stadium, could do with a complete overhaul. 3/10

Food and Drink: No complaints here everything you need, pie chips and mushy peas very good. 7/10

Programme: £2.00, nicely put together and a good read. 7/10 Attendance: 341, not very good, considering they are on a good run and they were playing us! 5/10

Result: Lost 0-2, and never looked like scoring, poor performance from the lads on the day. 3/10

The match: Brackley were never in it from the start, we were always a yard short and Bradford wanted it more, not our day and we paid for it. 3/10

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WINNING RUN PARKED AT AVENUE

at the match Bradford P.A. 2 Brackley Town 0

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Brackley’s five game winning run ended with a third away defeat of the season against a strong Bradford Park Avenue side who won well with a goal in each half. Saints lined up without Adam Walker for the first time for 16 months while Jimmy Armson returned to the side.

“We never really got going,” Kevin Wilkin said. “It was a disappointing afternoon and we can have no complaints. We have been on a very good run of results but today we have to look at ourselves because we didn’t really put in crosses that threatened or have a single shot on target.”

Park Avenue’s first corner of the game on the half hour created a dangerous situation that was cleared and Ellis Myles scrambled another cross from the left to safety before the home side took the lead in the 41st minute. Nicky Clee won a second corner of the half

and swung the ball in. It was touched on by Gianluca Havern and Adam Boyes shot low past Danny Lewis from six yards to send Avenue into the interval deservedly ahead.

Clee’s effort struck the post and Lewis had to save sharply from Wayne Brooksby before Bradford doubled their lead on 62 minutes. A fine break-away on the left was finished off emphatically by Graham Kelly.

Glenn Walker’s appearance from the bench sparked something of a revival by Brackley but Steven Drench in Bradford’s goal was never troubled and it was the home side always the more likely to get the next goal. Ellis Myles’ well struck shot was the closest Saints came to testing Drench as the game finished in frustrating fashion for Brackley who slipped to third in the table while Park Avenue stayed in 7th place.

Saints line-upLewis, Myles, Gudger,

S.Byrne, Graham

(G.Walker 58), Dean,

Franklin, J.Byrne (Lowe

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A.Williams, Armson.

Subs unused:

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Referee:

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Your local brass band,listen out for us at home

games throughout the season.

www.brackleyband.org.uk Brackley and District Band @BrackleyBand

Brackley & District Band is a friendly, sociable and hardworking brass band, who regularlyperform at a variety of local and national events and competitions.

We also have a junior band which offers youngsters the opportunity to learn and take part.

Main Band Mondays and Fridays, 7.45 -9.45pmMajors & Minors Wednesdays during term time, 7pm - 8.30pm

Rehearsals take place at our band clubBrackley Band Club 2 Draymans Walk, Brackley, NN13 6DF

Ground RegulationsNotice: Entry to the Ground is expressly subject to acceptance by the visitor of these Ground Regulations and the rules and regulations of FIFA, UEFA and The National League in respect of the relevant competition. The Ground Regulations incorporate the Club’s Customer Charter (if any). Entry to the Ground shall constitute acceptance of the Ground Regulations.

“Ground” means St James Park and all locations owned, occupied or utilised by the Club. “Club” means Brackley Town Football Club. “Match” means any association football match (or any part or aspect of such a match) taking place at the Ground. “Material” means any audio, visual or audio-visual material or any information or data. “Football Authority” means each of The National League, The Football Association, FIFA, UEFA and any other relevant governing body of association football.

1. Notwithstanding possession of any ticket, the Club, any police officer or authorised steward may refuse entry to (or eject from) the Ground any person:

1.1. that fails (or in the Club’s reasonable opinion is likely to fail) to comply with these Ground Regulations or any reasonable instruction issued by a police officer or authorised steward; and/or

1.2. whose presence within the Ground is, or could (in the Club’s reasonable opinion), constitute a source of danger, nuisance or annoyance to any other person.

2. On no account will admission be granted to a person who is the subject of a current Banning Order under the Football Spectators Act 1989 (as amended) or has been convicted of ticket touting offences under the Criminal Justice and Public Order 1994 (as amended).

3. The Club excludes to the maximum extent permitted by law any liability for loss, injury or damage to persons/property in or around the Ground.

4. No guarantees can be given by the Club that a Match will take place at a particular time or on a particular date and the Club reserves the right to reschedule the Match without notice and without any liability whatsoever.

5. In the event of the postponement or abandonment of the Match, refunds (if any) will be made at the Club’s discretion. The Club will have no further liability whatsoever, including (but not limited to) any indirect or consequential loss or damage, such as (but not limited to) loss of enjoyment or travel costs.

6. All persons seeking entrance to the Ground acknowledge the Club’s right to search any person entering the Ground and to refuse entry to or eject from the Ground any person refusing to submit to such a search.

7. The following articles must not be brought within the Ground - knives, fireworks, smoke canisters, air-horns, flares, weapons, dangerous or hazardous items, laser devices, bottles, glass vessels, cans, poles and any article that might be used as a weapon and/or compromise public safety. Any person in possession of such items will be refused entry to the Ground.

8. Further, you may not bring into the Ground any sponsorship, promotional or marketing materials save in respect of official club merchandise and/or other football related clothing worn in good faith nor may you offer (either free or for sale by any person) any goods (including literature) of any nature without the express written approval of the Management.

9. The use of threatening behaviour, foul or abusive language is strictly forbidden and will result in arrest and/or ejection from the Ground. The Club may impose a ban for one or more Matches as it deems appropriate.

10. Racial, homophobic or discriminatory abuse, chanting or harassment is strictly forbidden and will result in arrest and/or ejection from the Ground. The Club may impose a ban for one or more Matches as it deems appropriate.

11. The following acts are offences under the Football (Offences) Act 1991 (as amended):

11.1. The throwing of any object within the Ground without lawful authority or excuse.

11.2. The chanting of anything of an indecent or racialist nature.

11.3. The entry onto the playing area or any adjacent area to which spectators are not generally admitted without lawful authority or excuse. Conviction may result in a Banning Order being made.

12. Nobody may stand in any seating area whilst play is in progress. Persistent standing in seated areas whilst play is in progress is strictly forbidden and may result in ejection from the Ground.

13. The obstruction of gangways, access ways, exits and entrances, stairways and like places is strictly forbidden. Nobody entering the Ground shall be permitted to climb any structures within the Ground.

14. Smoking or the use of electronic cigarettes is only permitted inside the Ground in the designated areas.

15. Mobile telephones and other mobile devices are permitted within the Ground PROVIDED THAT;

(i) they are used for personal and private use only (which, for the avoidance of doubt and by way of example only, shall not include the capturing, logging, recording, transmitting, playing, issuing, showing, or any other communication of any Material for any commercial purposes); and

(ii) no Material that is captured by a mobile telephone or other mobile device may be published or otherwise made available to any third parties including, without limitation, via social networking sites.

16. Alcohol may only be consumed within the Ground if purchased from the Club’s own facilities and in accordance with the Club’s licensing conditions. Under the Sporting Events (Control of Alcohol etc) Act 1985 (as amended), the following are offences for which a person can be arrested by a police officer and conviction could result in a Banning Order being made under the Football Spectators Act 1989 (as amended):

16.1 Attempting to enter the Ground or being inside the Ground whilst drunk;

16.2 Being in possession of any intoxicating liquor, or bottle, can or other portable container which could cause damage or personal injury, when entering the Ground or in a public area of the Ground from which the event can be directly viewed.

17. Any individual who has entered any part of the Ground designated for the use of any group of supporters to which he does not belong may be ejected from the Ground either for the purposes of his own safety or for any other reason.

18. Save as set out in paragraph 15 above, no person (other than a person who holds an appropriate licence) may capture, log, record, transmit, play, issue, show or otherwise communicate (by digital or other means) any Material in relation to the Match, any players or other persons present in the Ground and/or the Ground, nor may they bring into the Ground or use within the Ground (or provide to, facilitate or otherwise assist another person to use within the Ground) any equipment or technology which is capable of capturing, logging, recording, transmitting, playing, issuing, showing or otherwise communicating (by digital or other means) any such Material. Copyright, database rights and any other intellectual property rights in any unauthorised recording or transmission is assigned (by way of present assignment of future rights) to the Club and The National League. You further agree (if and whenever required to do so by the Club and/or The Football Conference) to promptly execute all instruments and do all things necessary to vest the right, title and interest in such rights to the Club and The National League absolutely and with full title guarantee.

19. No goods (including literature) of any nature may be offered either free or for sale by any person within the Ground without the express written permission of the Club.

20. Tickets are not transferable and may not be offered for sale without the prior written permission of the Club. Any tickets that are transferred are transferred subject to these Ground Regulations. Any tickets offered for sale may be confiscated by any steward, officer of the Club or any police officer. The Club reserves the right to refuse admission to or eject from the Ground, any person who has transferred his/her ticket in contravention of the relevant ticket terms and conditions (and/or the holder of any ticket that has been transferred in contravention of the relevant ticket terms and conditions.) Tickets remain the property of the Club at all times.

21. CCTV cameras are in use around and in the Ground and the Club may itself use or pass to the police or any Football Authority or other clubs, any recordings for use in any proceedings.

22. At all times whilst present in the Ground, persons must comply with any and all instructions of any steward or officer of the Club and/or any police officer. Failure to comply with any instruction may lead to immediate ejection from the Ground.

23. By entering the Ground, all persons are acknowledging that photographic images and/or video recordings (and/or stills taken from video recordings) may be taken of them and may also be used, by way of example and without limitation, in televised coverage of the game or by or on behalf of the Club or any Football Authority (or their commercial partners) for marketing, training or promotional purposes. Entry into the Ground is confirmation that all persons have consented to such use of their image. If these images should feature an individual prominently the Club will make reasonable efforts to gain the consent of that person before publishing such images, however, if this is not possible, then entry into the Ground shall be deemed consent unless the Club is notified in writing to the contrary.

24. Further to paragraph 22, if such person is under 18 years of age, the parent, guardian, or responsible adult who is accompanying them into the Ground shall be deemed to have provided consent on their behalf.

25. Refused entry to (or ejection from) the Ground may lead to further action by the Club including, but not limited to, the withdrawal of any season ticket (without reimbursement), Club Membership and other benefits.


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brackley town 2017/18


If you took the area of all the Footbal

Foundation natural grass pitches it is

equivalent toSIX TIMES THESIZE OF MONACO!

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Since 2000, the Football Foundation has been transforming grassroots facilities across the country thanks to the generous investment provided

by the Premier League, The FA and the Government via Sport England.

Charity No: 1079309 Company No: 3876305

If every changing room the Football

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combined, 39,160 players would be able to change simultaneously!

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The total area of every

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GRANTHAM BUILDERSGeneral Building & Property Repairs

Rockhill59 Manor Road, Brackley, NN13 6ED

Tel: 01280 703 722

our partnersa big thank you to

Brackley Town FC would like to recognise the help the following local businesses are giving the club this season.

The Old Hall Book Shop 01280 704 146Costa Coffee 01280 702 880Jems Stationers 01280 706 265The Courtyard Coffee House 01280 700 499On The Move Mobility 01280 841 444Connolly Accountants 01280 730 660Mcrobieadams Mortgage Advisors 01280 843 000Waitrose Brackley 01280 703 333The Greyhound Inn 01280 840 608Bracxi Taxi 01280 700 600Topsy Turvey 01280 705 028

Jenny’s Cafe 01280 700 189Co-operative Food Store 01280 703 595Brackley’s Traditional Family Bakery007 Auto’s 01280 700 007Brackley Butchers 01280 702 237Texprep Print and Copy Shop 01280 704 338The Old Fire Station01280 702441Hummingbirds Coffee Bar & Bistro01280 700 797The Plough 01280 709919Tesco (Brackley) 0345 677 9068

If your business would like to partner with Brackley Town FC, we would love to hear from you, please contact Graham Shaw at [email protected]


Contact our events organiser Nadine to discuss your event. [email protected]

The Park Suite can be hired as a function room.

Ideal for all occasions, Birthday Parties, Christenings, Weddings and Meetings.

• A great venue for parties up to 150 people.

• Fully licensed bar.

• We can offer various catering packages and entertainment.

• Prices and packages on request.

The park suiteat brackley town fc


AARON WILLIAMS SCORES AGAIN THIS TIME VS. GAINSBOROUGH TRINITY AT SJP.

See in the New Year with us at The Park Suite at Brackley Town Football Club.

31st December 2017 Doors open 7.30pmTickets £12 each or book a table of 10 for £100.

DiscoGlass of BubblyCheese Board

Tickets can be purchased on-line www.brackleytownfc.com

or from Nadine. Email: [email protected] Mobile: 07786 553 655

New Year’s Eve Celebrations


We hope you can join us!

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SEASON STATS 2017/18Vanarama National League North - as of 20-11-17

- Team P W D L F A GD Pts

1 Salford City 19 15 2 2 35 14 +21 472 Harrogate Town 18 12 4 2 46 21 +25 40

3 Brackley Town 19 11 5 3 35 15 +20 384 Blyth Spartans 19 12 0 7 46 33 +13 36

5 Spennymoor Town 19 10 4 5 35 27 +8 34

6 York City 19 8 5 6 33 27 +6 29

7 Bradford (Park Avenue) 19 8 5 6 27 22 +5 29

8 Tamworth 19 8 4 7 28 27 +1 28

9 Chorley 18 7 6 5 21 18 +3 27

10 Stockport County 19 7 5 7 36 27 +9 26

11 Kidderminster Harriers 18 6 7 5 27 26 +1 25

12 Curzon Ashton 20 6 7 7 26 32 -6 25

13 Alfreton Town 19 7 2 10 31 32 -1 23

14 AFC Telford United 19 7 2 10 26 33 -7 23

15 Darlington 20 5 7 8 25 29 -4 22

16 Leamington 19 6 4 9 26 31 -5 22

17 Gainsborough Trinity 18 6 3 9 25 33 -8 21

18 Southport 19 5 6 8 24 39 -15 21

19 FC United of Manchester 19 6 2 11 28 37 -9 20

20 Nuneaton Town 19 4 5 10 25 35 -10 17

21 Boston United 19 4 4 11 24 36 -12 16

22 North Ferriby United 19 1 5 13 9 44 -35 8

TODAY'S OTHER SELECTED MATCHESAFC Telford United v Droylsden

Alfreton Town v Altrincham

Blyth Spartans v Stalybridge Celtic

Boston United v Kidderminster Harriers

Bradford (Park Avenue) v Stourbridge

Cleethorpes Town v Spennymoor Town

Darlington v Harrogate Town

Gainsborough Trinity v Stafford Rangers

Grantham Town v Chorley

Leamington v Curzon Ashton

Marine v FC United of Manchester


fixtures & resultsMonth: Date: Opponents: Comp: H/A: Res: Att: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Referee:

August Sat 5 FC United of Manchester National League North H 2-1 654 Lewis Myles Gudger S. Byrne Graham Dean G.Walker Armson 1 Ndlovu Brown 1 A.Walker Franklin J. Byrne Lowe Diggin Kaziboni Declan Bourne

Tue 8 AFC Telford United National League North A 3-1 1225 Lewis Myles Gudger S. Byrne Graham Dean G.Walker Armson Ndlovu 1 Brown 1 A.Walker Tilney J. Byrne Lowe Diggin Kaziboni Alex Kirkley

Sat 12 North Ferriby United National League North A 5-0 167 Lewis Myles Gudger S. Byrne Graham 1 Dean G.Walker Armson 4 Ndlovu Brown A.Walker Tilney J. Byrne Lowe Diggin Kaziboni Barry Lamb

Tue 15 Nuneaton Town National League North H 1-0 530 Lewis Myles 1 Gudger S. Byrne Graham Dean G.Walker Armson Ndlovu Brown A.Walker Tilney J. Byrne Lowe Diggin Kaziboni Scott Simpson

Sat 19 Spennymoor Town National League North H 2-0 400 Lewis Myles Gudger S. Byrne Graham Dean G.Walker Armson Ndlovu 1 Brown A.Walker Tilney J. Byrne Lowe 1 Franklin Williams Will Finnie

Sat 26 Chorley National League North A 0-0 732 Lewis Myles Gudger S. Byrne Graham Dean G.Walker Armson Ndlovu Brown A.Walker Tilney J. Byrne Lowe Franklin Williams Thomas Parsons

Mon 28 Kidderminster Harriers National League North H 2-0 690 Lewis Myles Gudger S. Byrne Graham Dean Tilney Armson 1 Ndlovu 1 Williams A.Walker G. Walker J. Byrne Lowe Franklin Diggin Anthony Tankard

September Sat 2 Harrogate Town National League North A 1-1 1081 Lewis Myles Gudger S. Byrne Graham Dean G. Walker Armson Ndlovu Williams 1 A.Walker Tilney J. Byrne Lowe Franklin Brown Aaron Jackman

Tue 5 Tamworth National League North H 0-0 430 Lewis Myles Gudger S. Byrne Graham Dean G. Walker Lowe Ndlovu Williams A.Walker Tilney J. Byrne Diggin Franklin Brown Lloyd Wood

Sat 9 Salford City National League North A 0-2 1117 Lewis Myles Gudger S. Byrne Graham Dean G. Walker Lowe Ndlovu Williams A.Walker Tilney J. Byrne Diggin Franklin Kaziboni John Matthews

Tue 12 Alfreton Town National League North A 1-1 383 Lewis Lowe Gudger S. Byrne Graham Dean G. Walker J. Byrne Ndlovu 1 Brown A.Walker Tilney Myles Diggin Franklin Williams Martyn Rawcliffe

Sat 16 Kingstonian Emirates FA Cup 2Q A 3-0 289 Lewis Lowe Gudger S. Byrne Graham Dean G. Walker J. Byrne Ndlovu 1 Brown 1 A.Walker Tilney Myles Kaziboni Franklin Williams David Spain

Wed 20 Corby Town Northants Hillier Cup A 3-2 143 Lewis Myles Tilney Franklin J. Williams Dean Lowe Kaziboni Diggin A. Williams 3 Oti J. Byrne S. Byrne Gudger Brown Ndlovu Wayne Chalmers

Sat 23 Curzon Ashton National League North H 2-2 473 Lewis Lowe Gudger S. Byrne Graham Dean G. Walker 1 J. Byrne Ndlovu A. Williams 1 A.Walker Tilney Myles Diggin Franklin Brown James Oldham

Sat 30 Braintree Town Emirates FA Cup 3Q H 4-1 383 Lewis Myles 1 Gudger S. Byrne Graham 1 Dean G. Walker 1 J. Byrne Ndlovu A. Williams 1 A.Walker Tilney Lowe Diggin Franklin Brown Tom Reeves

October Sat 7 York City National League North A 1-2 2783 Lewis Myles Gudger S. Byrne Franklin Dean G. Walker J. Byrne Ndlovu A. Williams 1 A.Walker Tilney Lowe Diggin J. Williams Kaziboni Thomas Parsons

Sat 14 Billericay Town Emirates FA Cup 4Q H 3-3 731 Lewis Myles Gudger S. Byrne 1 Franklin Dean G. Walker J. Byrne Ndlovu A. Williams 1 A. Walker 1 Tilney Lowe Diggin A Brown Kaziboni Josh Smith

Tue 17 Billericay Town Emirates FA Cup 4Q A 1-2 1464 Lewis Myles Gudger S. Byrne Franklin Dean G. Walker Lowe Ndlovu A. Williams 1 A. Walker Tilney Armson Diggin A Brown Kaziboni Lee Brennan

Sat 21 Blyth Spartans National League North H 3-1 464 Lewis Myles Franklin S. Byrne 1 Graham Dean G. Walker J. Byrne Brown A. Williams2 A. Walker Tilney Lowe Diggin Armson Kaziboni Amy Fearn

Sat 28 Boston United National League North A 3-2 950 Lewis Myles Franklin S. Byrne 1 Graham Dean G. Walker J. Byrne Brown 1 A. Williams 1 A. Walker Tilney Lowe Diggin Armson Ndlovu Garreth Rhodes

November Sat 4 Darlington National League North A 3-0 1267 Lewis Myles 1 Franklin S. Byrne Graham Dean G. Walker J. Byrne Brown 1 A. Williams 1 A. Walker Tilney Lowe Diggin Armson Ndlovu James Bell

Tue 7 Peterborough North Star Northants Hillier Cup H 3-1 71 Lewis Ndlovu Tilney Snelus Gudger J. Williams Kaziboni Armson 1 Oti 1 Diggin 1 Lowe Noon Staff Dean S. Byrne J. Byrne Rob Evans

Sat 11 Gainsborough Trinity National League North H 2-0 482 Lewis Myles Franklin S. Byrne Graham Dean G. Walker J. Byrne Brown A. Williams 1 A. Walker Lowe Gudger Diggin Ndlovu Armson 1 Declan Bourne

Tue 14 Southport National League North H 4-0 343 Lewis Myles Gudger S. Byrne 1 Graham Dean 1 Franklin J. Byrne Ndlovu A. Williams 2 A. Walker Lowe J. Williams Diggin Tilney Armson Ben Cooke

Sat 18 Bradford Park Avenue National League North A 0-2 341 Lewis Myles Gudger S. Byrne Graham Dean Franklin J. Byrne Ndlovu A. Williams Armson Lowe G. Walker Diggin Tilney Brown Martin Woods

Sat 25 Salford City Buildbase FA Trophy Q3 H

December Sat 2 Stockport County National League North H

Sat 9 FC United of Manchester National League North A

Sat 16 Buildbase FA Trophy 1

Sat 23 AFC Telford United National League North H

Tue 26 Leamington National League North A

January Mon 1 Leamington National League North H

Sat 6 Nuneaton Town National League North A

Sat 13 North Ferriby United National League North H

Sat 20 Tamworth National League North A

Sat 27 Salford City National League North H

February Sat 3 Boston United National League North H

Sat 10 Blyth Spartans National League North A

Sat 17 Darlington National League North H

Sat 24 Gainsborough Trinity National League North A

March Sat 3 Bradford Park Avenue National League North H

Sat 10 Stockport County National League North A

Sat 17 Chorley National League North H

Sat 24 Spennymoor Town National League North A

Sat 31 Harrogate Town National League North H

April Mon 2 Kidderminster Harriers National League North A

Sat 7 Curzton Ashton National League North A

Sat 14 Alfreton Town National League North H

Sat 21 Southport National League North A

Sat 28 York City National League North H

Here’s your chance to name the South Stand. The Club is delighted to announce the launch of a prize draw that will offer the lucky winner naming rights for the legendary South Stand at St James Park for the whole of 2018. This prize has a commercial value of £10,000 and the draw will take place at our home game against Leamington on 1st January 2018.

Tickets are £10.00 each and went on sale at our game against Gainsborough Trinity on the 11th November and are also available to purchase on-line via our website (subject to a booking fee of an additional 50p).

Tickets are limited to 1000 entries, so if you are a supporter or you run a local business, then get ready to buy your tickets. Good luck.

On-line tickets are now available.

BR

ACK

18


Key:

Booked: Sent off:

Scorer: 1 Subs: (1) (2) (3)

Month: Date: Opponents: Comp: H/A: Res: Att: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Referee:

August Sat 5 FC United of Manchester National League North H 2-1 654 Lewis Myles Gudger S. Byrne Graham Dean G.Walker Armson 1 Ndlovu Brown 1 A.Walker Franklin J. Byrne Lowe Diggin Kaziboni Declan Bourne

Tue 8 AFC Telford United National League North A 3-1 1225 Lewis Myles Gudger S. Byrne Graham Dean G.Walker Armson Ndlovu 1 Brown 1 A.Walker Tilney J. Byrne Lowe Diggin Kaziboni Alex Kirkley

Sat 12 North Ferriby United National League North A 5-0 167 Lewis Myles Gudger S. Byrne Graham 1 Dean G.Walker Armson 4 Ndlovu Brown A.Walker Tilney J. Byrne Lowe Diggin Kaziboni Barry Lamb

Tue 15 Nuneaton Town National League North H 1-0 530 Lewis Myles 1 Gudger S. Byrne Graham Dean G.Walker Armson Ndlovu Brown A.Walker Tilney J. Byrne Lowe Diggin Kaziboni Scott Simpson

Sat 19 Spennymoor Town National League North H 2-0 400 Lewis Myles Gudger S. Byrne Graham Dean G.Walker Armson Ndlovu 1 Brown A.Walker Tilney J. Byrne Lowe 1 Franklin Williams Will Finnie

Sat 26 Chorley National League North A 0-0 732 Lewis Myles Gudger S. Byrne Graham Dean G.Walker Armson Ndlovu Brown A.Walker Tilney J. Byrne Lowe Franklin Williams Thomas Parsons

Mon 28 Kidderminster Harriers National League North H 2-0 690 Lewis Myles Gudger S. Byrne Graham Dean Tilney Armson 1 Ndlovu 1 Williams A.Walker G. Walker J. Byrne Lowe Franklin Diggin Anthony Tankard

September Sat 2 Harrogate Town National League North A 1-1 1081 Lewis Myles Gudger S. Byrne Graham Dean G. Walker Armson Ndlovu Williams 1 A.Walker Tilney J. Byrne Lowe Franklin Brown Aaron Jackman

Tue 5 Tamworth National League North H 0-0 430 Lewis Myles Gudger S. Byrne Graham Dean G. Walker Lowe Ndlovu Williams A.Walker Tilney J. Byrne Diggin Franklin Brown Lloyd Wood

Sat 9 Salford City National League North A 0-2 1117 Lewis Myles Gudger S. Byrne Graham Dean G. Walker Lowe Ndlovu Williams A.Walker Tilney J. Byrne Diggin Franklin Kaziboni John Matthews

Tue 12 Alfreton Town National League North A 1-1 383 Lewis Lowe Gudger S. Byrne Graham Dean G. Walker J. Byrne Ndlovu 1 Brown A.Walker Tilney Myles Diggin Franklin Williams Martyn Rawcliffe

Sat 16 Kingstonian Emirates FA Cup 2Q A 3-0 289 Lewis Lowe Gudger S. Byrne Graham Dean G. Walker J. Byrne Ndlovu 1 Brown 1 A.Walker Tilney Myles Kaziboni Franklin Williams David Spain

Wed 20 Corby Town Northants Hillier Cup A 3-2 143 Lewis Myles Tilney Franklin J. Williams Dean Lowe Kaziboni Diggin A. Williams 3 Oti J. Byrne S. Byrne Gudger Brown Ndlovu Wayne Chalmers

Sat 23 Curzon Ashton National League North H 2-2 473 Lewis Lowe Gudger S. Byrne Graham Dean G. Walker 1 J. Byrne Ndlovu A. Williams 1 A.Walker Tilney Myles Diggin Franklin Brown James Oldham

Sat 30 Braintree Town Emirates FA Cup 3Q H 4-1 383 Lewis Myles 1 Gudger S. Byrne Graham 1 Dean G. Walker 1 J. Byrne Ndlovu A. Williams 1 A.Walker Tilney Lowe Diggin Franklin Brown Tom Reeves

October Sat 7 York City National League North A 1-2 2783 Lewis Myles Gudger S. Byrne Franklin Dean G. Walker J. Byrne Ndlovu A. Williams 1 A.Walker Tilney Lowe Diggin J. Williams Kaziboni Thomas Parsons

Sat 14 Billericay Town Emirates FA Cup 4Q H 3-3 731 Lewis Myles Gudger S. Byrne 1 Franklin Dean G. Walker J. Byrne Ndlovu A. Williams 1 A. Walker 1 Tilney Lowe Diggin A Brown Kaziboni Josh Smith

Tue 17 Billericay Town Emirates FA Cup 4Q A 1-2 1464 Lewis Myles Gudger S. Byrne Franklin Dean G. Walker Lowe Ndlovu A. Williams 1 A. Walker Tilney Armson Diggin A Brown Kaziboni Lee Brennan

Sat 21 Blyth Spartans National League North H 3-1 464 Lewis Myles Franklin S. Byrne 1 Graham Dean G. Walker J. Byrne Brown A. Williams2 A. Walker Tilney Lowe Diggin Armson Kaziboni Amy Fearn

Sat 28 Boston United National League North A 3-2 950 Lewis Myles Franklin S. Byrne 1 Graham Dean G. Walker J. Byrne Brown 1 A. Williams 1 A. Walker Tilney Lowe Diggin Armson Ndlovu Garreth Rhodes

November Sat 4 Darlington National League North A 3-0 1267 Lewis Myles 1 Franklin S. Byrne Graham Dean G. Walker J. Byrne Brown 1 A. Williams 1 A. Walker Tilney Lowe Diggin Armson Ndlovu James Bell

Tue 7 Peterborough North Star Northants Hillier Cup H 3-1 71 Lewis Ndlovu Tilney Snelus Gudger J. Williams Kaziboni Armson 1 Oti 1 Diggin 1 Lowe Noon Staff Dean S. Byrne J. Byrne Rob Evans

Sat 11 Gainsborough Trinity National League North H 2-0 482 Lewis Myles Franklin S. Byrne Graham Dean G. Walker J. Byrne Brown A. Williams 1 A. Walker Lowe Gudger Diggin Ndlovu Armson 1 Declan Bourne

Tue 14 Southport National League North H 4-0 343 Lewis Myles Gudger S. Byrne 1 Graham Dean 1 Franklin J. Byrne Ndlovu A. Williams 2 A. Walker Lowe J. Williams Diggin Tilney Armson Ben Cooke

Sat 18 Bradford Park Avenue National League North A 0-2 341 Lewis Myles Gudger S. Byrne Graham Dean Franklin J. Byrne Ndlovu A. Williams Armson Lowe G. Walker Diggin Tilney Brown Martin Woods

Sat 25 Salford City Buildbase FA Trophy Q3 H

December Sat 2 Stockport County National League North H

Sat 9 FC United of Manchester National League North A

Sat 16 Buildbase FA Trophy 1

Sat 23 AFC Telford United National League North H

Tue 26 Leamington National League North A

January Mon 1 Leamington National League North H

Sat 6 Nuneaton Town National League North A

Sat 13 North Ferriby United National League North H

Sat 20 Tamworth National League North A

Sat 27 Salford City National League North H

February Sat 3 Boston United National League North H

Sat 10 Blyth Spartans National League North A

Sat 17 Darlington National League North H

Sat 24 Gainsborough Trinity National League North A

March Sat 3 Bradford Park Avenue National League North H

Sat 10 Stockport County National League North A

Sat 17 Chorley National League North H

Sat 24 Spennymoor Town National League North A

Sat 31 Harrogate Town National League North H

April Mon 2 Kidderminster Harriers National League North A

Sat 7 Curzton Ashton National League North A

Sat 14 Alfreton Town National League North H

Sat 21 Southport National League North A

Sat 28 York City National League North H

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