Bits and Pieces
Thu 16th February 2017 | Bits & Pieces | By Ian Templeman
1874 Northwich - budding bakers who follow the Greens produced a fine range of treats in response to the call to support the "Love St Luke’s" appeal at the game against Squires Gate last Saturday. A range of cakes and pastries, baked by supporters, were raffled off raising £66.50 for the club's charity partner this season St Luke's Hospice.
Bootle - on arrival at the Kensite Stadium on Monday evening for the game against Atherton Collieries, Bucks officials prsented a wreath on behalf of the club to Colls Secretary Emil Anderson, as a tribute to Colls President Dave Norris, who passed away on Saturday 4th February.
Barnoldswick Town - Barlick will be holding a Sportsman's Evening on Thursday 23rd March in the clubhouse at the Silentnight Stadium.
Guest speaker will be Mark Crossley, who made over 300 appearances for Nottingham Forest, and also played for Manchester United, Millwall, Stoke, Fulham, Sheffield Wednesday, Oldham, and Chesterfield as well as earning eight international caps for Wales. Also attending will be comedian and impressionist Mike Maguire.
Tickets are on sale now priced £20 which includes pie and pea supper and a dessert. Doors open 7pm for a 7:30pm start.
Barnton - the Villagers have announced the appointment of James McShane as First Team player/coach.
Manager Steve Lloyd said: "Macca's been great for us on and off the field since he joined, it's a natural progression but he deserves it. He will be an asset as he knows the players and is a natural leader".
James added: "It's something that I've wanted to go into for a couple of years now and never really had the bottle to try. When the role came up I thought long and hard about it, but once I'd spoken to Steve I knew it was the right thing for me. I'm thrilled to be given the chance."
Daisy Hill - there will be a Race night fundraiser on Saturday 25th March, which will be held in the club house at New Sirs after the home game against Charnock Richard.
Bits and Pieces
Thu 16th February 2017 | Bits & Pieces
By Ian Templeman
1874 Northwich - budding bakers who follow the Greens produced a fine range of treats in response to the call to support the "Love St Luke’s" appeal at the game against Squires Gate last Saturday. A range of cakes and pastries, baked by supporters, were raffled off raising £66.50 for the club's charity partner this season St Luke's Hospice.
Bootle - on arrival at the Kensite Stadium on Monday evening for the game against Atherton Collieries, Bucks officials prsented a wreath on behalf of the club to Colls Secretary Emil Anderson, as a tribute to Colls President Dave Norris, who passed away on Saturday 4th February.
Barnoldswick Town - Barlick will be holding a Sportsman's Evening on Thursday 23rd March in the clubhouse at the Silentnight Stadium.
Guest speaker will be Mark Crossley, who made over 300 appearances for Nottingham Forest, and also played for Manchester United, Millwall, Stoke, Fulham, Sheffield Wednesday, Oldham, and Chesterfield as well as earning eight international caps for Wales. Also attending will be comedian and impressionist Mike Maguire.
Tickets are on sale now priced £20 which includes pie and pea supper and a dessert. Doors open 7pm for a 7:30pm start.
Barnton - the Villagers have announced the appointment of James McShane as First Team player/coach.
Manager Steve Lloyd said: "Macca's been great for us on and off the field since he joined, it's a natural progression but he deserves it. He will be an asset as he knows the players and is a natural leader".
James added: "It's something that I've wanted to go into for a couple of years now and never really had the bottle to try. When the role came up I thought long and hard about it, but once I'd spoken to Steve I knew it was the right thing for me. I'm thrilled to be given the chance."
Daisy Hill - there will be a Race night fundraiser on Saturday 25th March, which will be held in the club house at New Sirs after the home game against Charnock Richard.
