No Clash Of Colours: Rotherham United

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Friday, 10 May 2013

20 February 2013 - Rotherham United (Reserves) v Grimsby Town (Reserves)

Grimsby Town Reserves warm down after a hard fought 1-1 draw with their Central League Division Two counterparts.

Competition : Central League East Division

Result : Rotherham United (Reserves) 1 Grimsby Town (Reserves) 1

Attendance : Not Given

A very short photographic feature from Roundwood, home of Parkgate FC. One of those days when people wanted to talk to us about "No Clash Of Colours", what we do, why we do it, and countless other footballing questions. Which gave us the idea for a new feature which we'll start in the forthcoming pre-season.

Nigel (Sheffield United) and Bill (Hull City)

Passionate about football, with stories galore from all corners of the footballing landscape.

Parkgate FC

"The Steelmen"

Parkgate FC v Lincoln Moorlands Railway

Matchday Programme from the previous Saturday.

Roundwood Sporting Complex

Rotherham United training headquarters, situated just below the main pitch, The Millers have been residents here since 2010. With the ambition to become Academy status, the facilities here will become the envy of many clubs.

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Rotherham United (Reserves) 1 Grimsby Town (Reserves) 1 : Match Report (Rotherham United)

Rotherham United (Reserves) 1 Grimsby Town (Reserves) 1 : Match Report (Grimsby Town)

Rotherham United (Reserves) 1 Grimsby Town (Reserves) 1 : Match Report (This Is Grimsby)

All Photography : ©fotografica137

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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.