Bits and Pieces
Thu 22nd September 2016 | Bits & Pieces | By Gary Langley
Groundhop Sticker Albums - Yes they are finally here, after an epic journey the much anticipated batch of Groundhop Sticker Albums were delivered and collected on Thursday evening. League Development Officer, Gary Langley said of the arrival "I can only apologise for the delays in getting these out to clubs who have requested them, they have proven very popular. We had to wait a while for them to be produced and then it took a while to get them delivered. Anyway, they are now in the process of being despatched to clubs and they should arrive shortly. Any individuals requiring stickers from visits to ground who were not able to produce a sticker on the night or who need an album should drop me a quick email to gary.langley@nwcfl.com."
AA at Cheadle Town (Pictured) - No, not that AA, although there is always a well stocked bar there! Cheadle Town were visited by business neighbours The AA last weekend as volunteers from the motoring organisation visited the clubs Park Road Stadium to help with a number of painting jobs and do a litter pick of the community facility. Another great example of local businesses lending a hand to their local club.
Charnock Richard - The Lancashire Club have announced a Sportspersons Dinner on 28th October featuring former Nottingham Forest Goalkeeper Mark Crossley. The former shot-stopper whos former clubs also include Millwall, Middlesborough, Stoke, Fulham & Sheffield Wednesday has a great reputation on the after-dinner speaking circuit and the evet is sure to be a big success. Tickets are just £35 and available directly from the club.
Ashton Athletic - The Brocstedes Park club may not have been able to turn over FC Halifax Town in the FA Cup last week, however there was one reason to be cheerful. Prior to the game, staff from the Wholesale Team at the Haydock branch of Costco visited the club to present Chairman Jimmy Whyte with a large good luck cake showing the standing of the club in the local business community and the ties it has with local business.
Litherland REMYCA - The Remy' are looking forward to a second qualifying Vase tie against Vauxhall Motors this weekend and there is a boost for fans who cannot make the game as Live Sports FM will be covering the game with live commentary.
Bootle FC - Another club who are welcoming icons from the games elite are Bootle. This week they have announced that they will be hosting a Sportsman's Evening on Saturday 12th November. The Speakers on the night will be former Liverpool Defender Alan Kenndedy and from Everton FC, Club Ambassador and former defender Ian Snodin with the MC for the evening being comedian, Gary Skyner.
Tickets are £25 and include a hot food and table service, profits from the evening will be donated to Bootle's Difibrillator Appeal. Places can be secured by contacting Lena on 07928 994441.
The Guardian - our league and former members Castleton Gabriels got a mention in the Guardian's "The Knowledge" feature this week - to read the feature click here and scroll down to the second item entitled "The Biggest Attendance Spike".
Bits and Pieces
Thu 22nd September 2016 | Bits & Pieces
By Gary Langley
Groundhop Sticker Albums - Yes they are finally here, after an epic journey the much anticipated batch of Groundhop Sticker Albums were delivered and collected on Thursday evening. League Development Officer, Gary Langley said of the arrival "I can only apologise for the delays in getting these out to clubs who have requested them, they have proven very popular. We had to wait a while for them to be produced and then it took a while to get them delivered. Anyway, they are now in the process of being despatched to clubs and they should arrive shortly. Any individuals requiring stickers from visits to ground who were not able to produce a sticker on the night or who need an album should drop me a quick email to gary.langley@nwcfl.com."
AA at Cheadle Town (Pictured) - No, not that AA, although there is always a well stocked bar there! Cheadle Town were visited by business neighbours The AA last weekend as volunteers from the motoring organisation visited the clubs Park Road Stadium to help with a number of painting jobs and do a litter pick of the community facility. Another great example of local businesses lending a hand to their local club.
Charnock Richard - The Lancashire Club have announced a Sportspersons Dinner on 28th October featuring former Nottingham Forest Goalkeeper Mark Crossley. The former shot-stopper whos former clubs also include Millwall, Middlesborough, Stoke, Fulham & Sheffield Wednesday has a great reputation on the after-dinner speaking circuit and the evet is sure to be a big success. Tickets are just £35 and available directly from the club.
Ashton Athletic - The Brocstedes Park club may not have been able to turn over FC Halifax Town in the FA Cup last week, however there was one reason to be cheerful. Prior to the game, staff from the Wholesale Team at the Haydock branch of Costco visited the club to present Chairman Jimmy Whyte with a large good luck cake showing the standing of the club in the local business community and the ties it has with local business.
Litherland REMYCA - The Remy' are looking forward to a second qualifying Vase tie against Vauxhall Motors this weekend and there is a boost for fans who cannot make the game as Live Sports FM will be covering the game with live commentary.
Bootle FC - Another club who are welcoming icons from the games elite are Bootle. This week they have announced that they will be hosting a Sportsman's Evening on Saturday 12th November. The Speakers on the night will be former Liverpool Defender Alan Kenndedy and from Everton FC, Club Ambassador and former defender Ian Snodin with the MC for the evening being comedian, Gary Skyner.
Tickets are £25 and include a hot food and table service, profits from the evening will be donated to Bootle's Difibrillator Appeal. Places can be secured by contacting Lena on 07928 994441.
The Guardian - our league and former members Castleton Gabriels got a mention in the Guardian's "The Knowledge" feature this week - to read the feature click here and scroll down to the second item entitled "The Biggest Attendance Spike".
