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Saturday 25th February 2012
Premier Division
AFC Liverpool v Squires Gate
Alsager Town v Silsden
Bacup Borough v Atherton LR
Bootle v Ramsbottom United
Congleton Town v Glossop North End
Maine Road v Barnoldswick Town
Padiham v Runcorn Town
Runcorn Linnets v Colne
Stone Dominoes v Flixton
Winsford United v Ashton Athletic
First Division
Abbey Hey v Wigan Robin Park
AFC Darwen v Northwich Villa
Atherton Collieries v Ashton Town
Chadderton v Leek CSOB
Daisy Hill v Cheadle Town
Formby v Nelson
Holker Old Boys v Irlam
Rochdale Town v Eccleshall
Staffordshire F.A. Vase
Quarter Finals
Norton United v Walsall Wood
Reserve Division
Ashton Athletic v Cheadle Town
Ashton Town v New Mills
Barnoldswick Town v AFC Darwen
Nelson v Glossop North End
Silsden v Irlam
Wigan Robin Park v Daisy Hill

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Results

Wednesday 22nd February 2012
Premier Division
Bacup Borough P-P AFC Blackpool

Tuesday 21st February 2012
Premier Division
Bootle 3-0 Squires Gate
Colne 0-0 Barnoldswick Town
Ramsbottom United 1-2 Runcorn Town
St Helens Town 0-1 Runcorn Linnets
First Division
Daisy Hill P-P Wigan Robin Park
Irlam 2-3 Norton United
Oldham Boro P-P Nelson
Rochdale Town 0-1 Cheadle Town
Cheshire Senior Cup
Quarter Finals
Winsford United 4-1 Stockport County

Saturday 18th February 2012
League Challenge Cup
3rd Round
AFC Liverpool 0-1 AFC Blackpool
Ashton Athletic P-P Bacup Borough
Bootle 4-1 St Helens Town
Chadderton 2-3 Barnoldswick Town
(AET, 2-2 after 90 mins)
Maine Road 2-1 Runcorn Town
Runcorn Linnets 6-0 Eccleshall
Squires Gate 1-4 Norton United
Winsford United P-P Ramsbottom United
First Division Trophy
Quarter Finals
Irlam 1-1 Holker Old Boys
(AET, 1-1 after 90 mins, Irlam won 5-4 on pens) Premier Division
Glossop North End 1-1 Alsager Town
Padiham P-P Atherton LR
Silsden 3-3 Congleton Town
Stone Dominoes 0-2 Colne
First Division
Atherton Collieries P-P Abbey Hey
Formby 1-2 Rochdale Town
Leek CSOB 2-1 Daisy Hill
Nelson P-P Cheadle Town
Northwich Villa 2-2 AFC Darwen
Wigan Robin Park 1-1 Oldham Boro
Reserve Division
AFC Darwen P-P Nelson
Ashton Town 2-1 Glossop North End
Barnoldswick Town P-P Padiham
Cheadle Town 2-3 Ashton Athletic
Daisy Hill P-P Silsden
New Mills P-P Wigan Robin Park
Keighley FA Challenge Cup
Semi Finals
Cross Hill FC P-P Silsden

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League Tables

Premier Division P GD Pts
1. Bootle 29 34 60
2. Ramsbottom United 27 30 58
3. Barnoldswick Town 26 29 57
4. Runcorn Town 27 26 53
5. Glossop North End 26 29 50
6. Runcorn Linnets 25 9 44
7. AFC Blackpool 28 5 44
8. Flixton 28 2 42
9. Colne 25 12 40
10. Alsager Town 27 6 40
11. Winsford United 28 5 38
12. Ashton Athletic 28 -2 38
13. Congleton Town 31 -14 37
14. Padiham 29 -12 34
15. Maine Road 27 -6 33
16. Stone Dominoes 28 -19 31
17. Silsden 24 -2 30
18. Squires Gate 26 -13 30
19. Bacup Borough 22 -7 29
20. St Helens Town 29 -33 21
21. AFC Liverpool 27 -25 16
22. Atherton LR 27 -54 13

 
First Division P GD Pts
1. Abbey Hey 24 31 48
2. Wigan Robin Park 22 22 47
3. Norton United 17 37 43
4. Irlam 21 15 35
5. Rochdale Town 24 6 34
6. Chadderton 20 0 29
7. Atherton Collieries 17 13 28
8. Eccleshall 21 -9 27
9. Daisy Hill 23 -10 27
10. Holker Old Boys 21 -12 25
11. Oldham Boro 19 -1 24
12. Cheadle Town * 21 -3 24
13. AFC Darwen 20 -9 22
14. Northwich Villa 22 -24 21
15. Formby 17 -7 20
16. Ashton Town 25 -16 20
17. Nelson 16 -16 16
18. Leek CSOB * 20 -17 13

 
Reserve Division P GD Pts
1. Wigan Robin Park Reserves 15 37 38
2. Ashton Athletic Reserves 17 24 36
3. Padiham Reserves 15 15 30
4. Glossop North End Reserves 15 14 26
5. Irlam Reserves 13 -1 19
6. New Mills Reserves 12 -5 19
7. Silsden Reserves 11 -1 18
8. Ashton Town Reserves 15 -22 14
9. AFC Darwen Reserves 11 -6 12
10. Nelson Reserves * 11 -6 8
11. Daisy Hill Reserves 14 -22 8
12. Barnoldswick Town Reserves 8 -10 7
13. Cheadle Town Reserves * 13 -17 6

Latest News

Jan 25, 2012

Town Link Up With Papyrus

Runcorn Town have announced a Community Partnership Initiative with PAPYRUS, the nationwide charity aimed at the prevention of young suicide.

The name PAPYRUS came from the original name of the charity, Parents Association for the Prevention of Young Suicide. From those early days, people have joined the charity which is now the UK-wide membership organisation dedicated to the prevention of young suicide.

The club are delighted to support PAPYRUS in raising awareness to their charity and providing support to the work they do in helping others.

Louise Walmsley PAPYRUS Community Fundraiser commented, “PAPYRUS works hard to increase awareness of the risk of suicide in young people and where to get help. Our national confidential helpline HOPELineUK (0800 068 41 41) is open every day of the year.

“We offer practical advice, support and information to anyone who is feeling suicidal or who is worried about a young person they know. We aim to reduce stigma and raise awareness of suicide, listen and learn from young people and campaign to reduce access to harmful online material.

“We are pleased to be working with Runcorn Town FC, as this in itself will be a signal to everyone that young suicide is a massive issue that can be significantly reduced when we are less scared to talk about it, and seek help without fear.

“PAPYRUS believes that having the support of Runcorn Town will save a significant number of lives. Fans will know what to do and where to seek help, reducing their own suicide risk, and that of young family members and friends”.

Glyn Davies from Runcorn Town FC commented: “At the football club it’s always been our intention to get out into the community and support people and organisations wherever, and whenever we can.

“PAPYRUS is a wonderful organisation, providing great support and awareness to people with problems which affects lots of people in all walks of life”.

The photo below shows Louisa Walmsley from Papyrus, with Runcorn Town players James McShane and Mark McGrath and Committee Member Glyn Davies at the launch of the partnership.  For more information about the work carried out by PAPYRUS, click here.