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2011-2012 Honours

Premier Division Champions

Ramsbottom United

Premier Division Runners Up

Runcorn Town

First Division Champions

Wigan Robin Park

First Division Runners Up

Norton United

League Challenge Cup Winners

Bacup Borough

League Challenge Cup Runners Up

Maine Road

First Division Trophy Winners

Norton United

First Division Trophy Runners Up

Wigan Robin Park

Reserve Division Champions

Wigan Robin Park Reserves

Reserve Division Runners Up

New Mills Reserves

Reserve Division Cup Winners

Padiham Reserves

Reserve Division Cup Runners Up

Silsden Reserves

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League Tables

Premier Division P GD Pts
1. Ramsbottom United 42 65 96
2. Runcorn Town 42 62 92
3. Bootle 42 44 85
4. Barnoldswick Town 42 35 83
5. Runcorn Linnets 42 8 76
6. Glossop North End 42 34 73
7. Winsford United 42 19 69
8. AFC Blackpool 42 3 61
9. Flixton 42 1 59
10. Congleton Town 42 -8 59
11. Colne 41 8 58
12. Silsden 42 0 57
13. Alsager Town 42 -2 57
14. Bacup Borough 41 -18 52
15. Ashton Athletic 42 -10 51
16. Padiham 42 -14 51
17. Squires Gate 42 -15 50
18. Maine Road 42 -11 48
19. AFC Liverpool 42 -13 45
20. Stone Dominoes 42 -53 36
21. St Helens Town 42 -55 26
22. Atherton LR 42 -80 21

 
First Division P GD Pts
1. Wigan Robin Park 34 54 81
2. Norton United 34 67 80
3. Abbey Hey 34 38 69
4. Atherton Collieries 34 17 52
5. Rochdale Town 34 15 52
6. Chadderton 34 2 49
7. Eccleshall 34 -12 47
8. Cheadle Town * 34 -1 45
9. Holker Old Boys 34 -11 45
10. Irlam 34 -7 44
11. Formby 34 3 43
12. Daisy Hill 34 -8 41
13. AFC Darwen 34 -15 38
14. Oldham Boro 34 -4 37
15. Nelson 34 -43 32
16. Northwich Villa 34 -35 31
17. Leek CSOB * 34 -20 30
18. Ashton Town 34 -40 27

 
Reserve Division P GD Pts
1. Wigan Robin Park Reserves 24 49 55
2. New Mills Reserves 24 12 53
3. Ashton Athletic Reserves 24 33 50
4. Padiham Reserves * 24 28 45
5. Glossop North End Reserves 24 28 44
6. Barnoldswick Town Reserves 24 11 41
7. Irlam Reserves 24 6 36
8. Silsden Reserves 24 -8 31
9. Ashton Town Reserves 24 -22 25
10. AFC Darwen Reserves 24 -24 23
11. Cheadle Town Reserves * 24 -21 16
12. Daisy Hill Reserves 24 -48 12
13. Nelson Reserves * 24 -44 9

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Feb 2, 2012

New Manager At Congleton Town

Congleton Town have appointed Jim Vince as their new manager, in succession to caretaker manager Dean Sibson, who was relieved of his duties last weekend after three months in charge.

43 year old Vince has previously managed Witton Albion, FC Halifax and Woodley Sports, and took charge of his first training session on Wednesday evening.

Town Chairman Peter Evans said: “I am full of admiration for the job Dean has done for us over the past few months.  He came into the role on a caretaker basis, and has done a fantastic job in organising the squad during his time in charge.

“However, we have ambitions for next season and felt that we would need an experienced non-league manager in place to attract the type of players we will need in order to be challenging for promotion, and we felt that now was a good time to make a change.

“Jimmy applied for the job last summer when we appointed Joe Paladino, but he was away when we held interviews and we never got to talk to him at that time.

“When Joe took charge last summer he had to build a team from scratch, which is very difficult for anyone to do, and we didn’t want to be in the same position again this summer if we waited until the end of the season before assessing the manager’s position.

“This season we aren’t really threatened by relegation, so we felt that now was a good time to bring an experienced manager in, and give them time to assess the squad and build for next season.

"We believe Jim is the man for that job and we are delighted to have him at the club.  He has only been at the club a matter of days and already his professionalism and approach has been amazing.

“He works as a coach at Crewe Alexandra and brings with him a vast knowledge of the game, and he has also appointed two assistants to work with him, who are very experienced at this level of football – Steve Hardy, who was assistant manager at Flixton, and Neil Gill, who was manager at Alsager Town.  Neil’s son Kurtis is already at the club, and is a member of our first team squad.

"We have new main sponsors coming on board for next season, Gateleys, who are legal firm based in Manchester and we are also actively working to get other sponsors on board with us.  If all goes to plan, it will hopefully mean that we will be in a position to provide Jim with the sort of playing budget he will need to ensure we are challenging at the top of the table.”