After getting the day's results updated on the league website, Results Co-Ordinator Martin Fallon was then able to concentrate on getting his glad rags on for a Saturday night out in Runcorn:
Off to @RuncornLinnets 80s night. Better not smudge my lipstick!! pic.twitter.com/GAY4tV5klC
— Martin Fallon (@MisterFallon) March 18, 2017
Squires Gate Media Officer Mark Ashmore insited there was plenty of consolation to be taken from the game against West Didsbury & Chorlton, despite Gate's 3-1 defeat:
Proud of every @squiresgatefc player today, bare 11, 7 out injured and two 16 years olds who both cruised through the game, we go again 💙
— Mark Ashmore (@Mark_Ashmore) March 18, 2017
A notable day for Runcorn Linnets' Antony Hickey was celebrated on the club's Twitter feed:
Congratulations to Antony Hickey @anthickey10 on reaching 100 appearances with the club! 💛💚#Hickey100 pic.twitter.com/nymZjq0kkc
— Runcorn Linnets FC (@RuncornLinnets) March 18, 2017
Carlisle City Secretary Martin Denovellis was happy with his side's hard fought win at home to Eccleshall:
@CarlisleCityFC big 3 points, well done, lads done well on a tricky surface against a battling side who would not give up. Two great goals!
— Martin Denovellis (@MED1979) March 18, 2017
Maine Road were sporting in defeat after losing to a last minute goal at home to Atherton Collieries:
Congratulations to @ACFC1916 for today's win. A great game to watch with some good football played from both teams.
— Maine Road F.C. (@MaineRoadFC) March 18, 2017
And no other words were necessary to sum up feelings in the home camp when Cammell Laird 1907 recorded their first win of the season:
WE DID IT!!!!!!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉 pic.twitter.com/8hSGCTiQTJ
— Cammell Laird 1907FC (@cammelllairdfc) March 18, 2017
