Showing posts with label #NCOC No Clash Of Colours. Show all posts
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Wednesday, 10 April 2013

09 February 2013 - Teversal v Rossington Main

Our first ever visit into the heart of rural Nottinghamshire, a bitterly cold Saturday afternoon at Teversal FC.


Competition : Northern Counties East League Division One
Result : Teversal 5 Rossington Main 0
Attendance : 53

The legacy from a former life, a winding wheel situated close to the Teversal FC ground.

Pre-Match Warm Up

"George & Tiger"

Carnarvon Street


"Team Sheet"

Teversal's Dave Cockerill challenges Rossington Main's goalkeeper Jordan Wildey.

"The Fourth Official"

"Goal Post Architecture"

"Cig Ends"


"Trolley Park"

"Generations"
Teversal Goalkeeper, Danny Herring (centre) with father and grandfather after keeping a clean sheet in the 5-0 defeat of Rossington Main.

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including match photographs

All Photography : ©fotografica137

Website Links To Both Clubs In The NCEL Panel At The Side

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Thursday, 21 March 2013

06 February 2013 - Maltby Main v Scarborough Athletic

This was our return visit to Muglet Lane for the Maltby Main v Scarborough Athletic fixture. Originally scheduled for December 29, 2012, you can see photography from that visit here 


Competition : Northern Counties East League Premier Division
Result : Maltby Main 2 Scarborough Athletic 2
Attendance : 160

Welcome To Muglet Lane 
"The Home Of Football In Maltby"



Maltby Main (Red Shirts) v Scarborough Athletic (All Yellow)

There would have been a clash of colours tonight, but on every occasion we've covered Scarborough Athletic this season (all away fixtures), the all yellow kit has been worn!

Muglet Lane Architecture - Perimeter Barrier Shadows

Maltby Main 0 Scarborough Athletic 1

Scarborough players congratulate Jimmy Beadle, scorer of the game's first goal. They were to suffer the heartbreak of a last minute equaliser from Maltby Main's Oliver Graham.


Seadogs On Tour (Above & Below)



What would be the odds on us covering a midweek match at Muglet Lane, Maltby and photographing  Acker Shaw with an official Olympic Torch. Raising money for charity, Armthorpe Welfare supporter Acker explained to us how he became one of the lucky few to be chosen to carry the torch through his home town.


Olympic Torch bearer Acker Shaw and a junior Scarborough Athletic supporter pose with an official Olympic Torch in the warmth of the hospitality suite at Muglet Lane.


Look closely at the above photograph. A visible line that stretches across the perimeter fencing to the pitch-side barrier at Muglet Lane. The dog above alas, wouldn't qualify for the whippet racing events that take place there throughout the year - see link in red 

"Whippet Racing at The Muglet Lane Stadium"

"Bench"
Facing opposite the football pitch at Muglet Lane.

"Terracing"

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All Photography : ©fotografica137

Website Links To Both Clubs In The NCEL Panel At The Side

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Saturday, 29 December 2012

19 December 2012 - Rotherham United (Reserves) v Stoke City (Reserves)

A slightly different entry to the No Clash Of Colours featured matches.
A Central League Cup fixture between Rotherham United and Stoke City. Rotherham United (Reserves) play their home matches here, at Roundwood Stadium, home of NCEL Premier League club, Parkgate.

In the distance, the steel works from which Parkgate FC take their nickname. A former works football team,  formed in 1969 as BSC Parkgate. BSC denoting British Steel Corporation, they then changed their name to R.E.S Parkgate in 1990,. In 1994, they then changed their name, this time to Parkgate FC, as they are known now. 


Competition : Central League Cup
Result : Rotherham United (Reserves) 3 Stoke City (Reserves) 1
Attendance : Not Given
Venue : Roundwood Stadium, Parkgate FC


Twenty years ago, In 1992, Parkgate installed floodlights to the Roundwood Stadium.




Steve Evans - Rotherham United Manager


The following photographs feature Jane Simms, referee and on the FIFA International List Of Assistant Referees. No Clash Of Colours will soon be running a feature on Jane and that of women's football.





The Steelworks of Parkgate light up the darkening skies beyond Roundwood. The Rotherham United training pitches in the foreground.

Steve Evans (Rotherham United Manager) & Albert Dudill (Parkgate FC Chairman)

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Match Report :

All Photography : ©fotografica137

Club Links :

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Thursday, 27 December 2012

18 December 2012 - Parkgate (U19) v Maltby Main (U19)

"Roundwood Under The Lights"

Competition : Baris North Midlands U19 League Division 2
Result : Parkgate 6 Maltby Main 3
Attendance : Unknown

Parkgate Under-19




No Clash Of Colours
Our first mention in any match day programme.
Many Thanks to Dave & Rob, Very Much Appreciated.

Parkgate on the attack, they were soon to go two goals ahead before Maltby Main levelled at 2-2 before the half time whistle.





Parkgate FC - Club Secretary At Final Whistle
Bruce Bickerdyke 

Final Whistle
Parkgate 6 Maltby Main 3


The Maltby Main lads warm down as in the distance, not even a 6-3 victory will stop the Parkgate manager telling his team to take down the nets!



Matchday Programme

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Match Report : None
All Photography : ©fotografica137
Link To Baris North Midlands U19 League - In The "Non League Football Section" Panel
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