Showing posts with label South Yorkshire. Show all posts
Showing posts with label South Yorkshire. Show all posts

Tuesday, 23 July 2013

16 April 2013 - Stocksbridge Park Steels v FC United Of Manchester

Our second visit of the season to Bracken Moor, home of Stocksbridge Park Steels.  Originally arranged for New Year's Day, we were looking forward to this fixture since it was released. Park Steels were on the back of a three match winning run that helped considerably in their battle against relegation from the EvoStik Northern Premier League, Premier Division. FCUM had lost only one from their previous six games. Ultimately, this win for FCUM helped them reach third place in the League, but were denied promotion by defeat to Hednesford Town. Both clubs will meet again in the 2013/14 season, hopefully we'll be at The Look Local Stadium once again to photograph the day/night.  

Look out for a photograph of a recent "Come Dine With Me" entrant and his dog!


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"High Moon At Bracken Moor"

Competition : EvoStik NPL Premier Division
Result : Stocksbridge Park Steels 1 FC United Of Manchester 3
Attendance : 406


"Steels v ..... "

"Line Ups"

"Heathens - Newton Heath Supporters Branch"

"Working Class Rebels - Eccles Branch"

"FC Fans... and a Steward"

"FC Supporters congregate around the food and drink bars"

"Songs Of Freedom"

"Droylsden Reds"


"FC FANS"

"I am an FC fan
I am Mancunian
I know what I want
And I know how to get it
I wanna destroy Glazer and Sky
'Cos I wanna be at FC"

"Anarchy In The UK"


Match Action

The 1000 Yard Stare



"The Mancs On The Bank"



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Bracken Moor
The Look Local Stadium


"Moon Over One Tree Hill"


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FCUM Photographer


Final Whistle
Stocksbridge Park Steels 1 FC United Of Manchester 3


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"LOVE UNITED, HATE GLAZER"




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Gerald (Come Dine With Me) & Ben The Dog

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Wednesday, 24 April 2013

16 February 2013 - Rossington Main v Shirebrook Town


"£4 & £2"
A second highest crowd of the season so far, 105 visit the Oxford Street Stadium.

Competition : Northern Counties East League Division One
Result : Rossington Main 0 Shirebrook Town 4
Attendance : 105


"Fencing, Trees & Floodlight"
A view from outside the perimeter of the Oxford Street Stadium.


"Vandalism"


Shirebrook Town
Their attendance is made evident by the draping of their flag under the small covered seating.

Oxford Street
The view from behind the goal to the left, Rossington Main (blue) on the defence against a rampant Shirebrook Town, who race into a 3-0 lead within twenty two first half minutes. 

"One of the 105"

"Polite Notice"

"Full Time Warmdown"
A comprehensive 4-0 victory for Mark Shaw's team takes them above Athersley Recreation to the top of the league and leaves Rossington Main looking down on the relegation zone in the battle for safety at the foot of the NCEL Division One.

Volunteers, essential at this level of football walk away for home after taking down the nets and pulling up the goalposts at Oxford Street.


"Please Watch Your Language"

"Legends Of The Main"
Matchday cameraman and Liverpool supporter and Ian Wilson, Assistant Manager (First Team), Groundsman and the proud owner of various other roles at the club.
 See Link below for Ian Wilson's profile on Rossington Main's official website.

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"Oxford Street"

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Monday, 4 February 2013

09 January 2013 - Shirebrook Town v Athersley Recreation

There's something oddly romantic, yet oddly intimidating about being one of the first people into a football ground.  We arrived at Shirebrook Town as the ground was in total darkness, the only light came from the Hospitality Suite (pictured below).  The starkness on a bitter January evening gave the Langwith Road ground a "Cold Waresque" feel, the temperature that night wasn't going to improve much on it's just above freezing mark.  


Competition : Northern Counties East League : Division One
Result : Shirebrook Town 1 Athersley Recreation 3
Attendance : 212

The view from outside the ground. 

Adding drama to the scene, Langwith Road felt like a Prisoner Of War camp until the club's Vice-Chairman switched on the floodlights (below).



Match Officials in prematch debate, under the floodlights as the crowds begin to appear.


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The Shirebrook Town supporters congregation. 
This was the best match of the season so far for atmosphere at a No Clash Of Colours featured match.  The Town lads knew that if they could beat the top of the table Athersley Recreation, they'd go to the top of the league.  The bottom photograph shows Town supporters celebrating after going ahead, 1-0 through Jordan Lemon..  This didn't last long as Athersley Recreation stormed back to take a 2-1 half time lead through goals by Adam White and Stephen Bennett. A 65th minute Robert Ludlum own goal sealed the points a 3-1 win for Athersley Recreation, which kept them in pole position in the race to the NCEL Premier League.



1-0

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Mark Shaw
Manager : Shirebrook Town looks on as his team go 1-0 up.

Under The Christmas Lights
Shirebrook Town players receiving a talking to from referee, Peter Sporne.

"The RecIn Crew"
Athersley Recreation supporters fly their flag from the Sid Pepper Stand.


"Oakwell" and the 'RecIn Crew' in fine voice.

Athersley Recreation FC
"More Than Just A Club"
'Badges'


The Sid Pepper Stand

From the Etihad Stadium to Langwith Road...
Tony Morehead & Chris Morehead
Followers of #NoClashOfColours on our twitterfeed, father and son, both avid Manchester City supporters spending a night in the frozen wastelands of Nottinghamshire.

Shirebrook Town 1 Athersley Recreation 3

The attendance of 212, was and is still the highest figure for a match played at Langwith Road this season.

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