The Cricketers On top of the world
By Groundhopper
The bad weather of the last three weeks relented allowing a Full Fixture List of Games in the League. With Hetton Lyons Cricket Club on FA Sunday Cup Duty, Sacristan Cricket Club were Looking to Move Clear at the Top of the Premier Division. The Cricketers entertaining Langley Park Wmc at the Welfare Ground. The First 20 mins were evenly Matched both side looking for an Opening, The Cricketers broke the deadlock in the 20 min Graham Embleton took a corner for the Cricketers, and he found the head of Gary Draper who headed in to the net from six yards out with a clinical headed goal. The score remained the same as Both sides Looked to score, again late in the second Half in the 75 min the Cricketers went further ahead when Gary Draper Converted from just inside the box with a right footed finish, it was a spectacular individual goal which Gary Draper wont forget! The move started with some clever play from Sam Renwick. Then with three Mins remaining the Cricketers scored again a direct free-kick was given outside the area. Graham Embleton ran up and fired home a brilliant right footed shot past the Langley keeper. This gave the Cricketers a Fine 3-0 Home win over Langley Park Wmc and put them 3 Points clear at the Top of the Division. Elton ROAB travelled to Burnside Wmc and for the 2nd consecutive week they failed to perform to the best of their ability, Elton conceded two bad goals, and were very happy to take a point and Pelton could have pinched it at the death but the Burnside Keeper made a superb save from Tony Healer. The Goals for Pelton came in the 12 min Luke Kerry fired home from long range with a well-finished right foot goal, following a through-ball from Tony Healer. Then in the 76 min Luke Kerry Converted from just inside the box with the left foot, beating the Burnside keeper. In the Other Premiership Game Newton Aycliffe wmc were 2-1 winners at Brandon Bay Horse.
Washington Arms entertained Chester Hilda Park After a goal-less first half the first division encounter between Washington Arms and Chester Hilda Park came to life in the second period. The Arms defenders make a rare mistake to allow in Hilda Park to open the scoring after fifty five minutes. However the Arms respond immediately with a Chris Morrison equaliser and go on to take the lead three minutes later with a Danny Murray penalty. The Arms continue to press forward and put the result beyond doubt with a superb eightieth minute effort from Andy Wilson to make it 3-1. Fatfield Biddick Inn were 5-3 Home winners over Birtley Board Inn, Esh Winning Cricket Club crashed to a 5-3 Defeat at Gilesgate Moor Hotel
Houghton Mill All Stars were comfortable 5-0 winners away at Waterhouses FC. David Hall drilled the ball nicely into the corner of the net after fifteen minutes for the only goal of the first half. Mill doubled their lead when a Nick Thompson cross rebounded off Steve Fenn for Andy Adey to knock home. Steve Malloy, yet to score this season then added a further two – the first after sixty five minutes from a Nick Thompson free kick and five minutes later Malloy rounded keeper Neil Heslop before firing into an empty net. On eighty minutes David Hall rounded keeper Heslop again for Mill's fifth.
In the Second Division League Leaders Pelton Fc were beaten 5-2 at Chester Osborne Wmc.Second Placed Ushaw Moor Cricket Club Travelled to Bishop Middleham Cross Keys and returned Home 3-1 winners. Chester-le-Street Plough Inn entertained Durham Bede Lodge. The Plough side had a few players missing this morning with only Teddy Daglish on the bench. The Plough Inn got the game under way and immediately had Bede Lodge on the back foot forcing a number of early corners but unfortunately couldn’t take advantage. The Plough thought they had grabbed an early lead when the ball was cut back to Joel Baddams who shot at goal only for the Bede Lodge keeper to make a great save from point blank range. The Plough Inn grabbed their deserved lead in the 37th minute when Mark Atchison played the ball up to Daniel Hill who played into John Forster on goal who made no mistake firing the ball into the corner of the net past the outstretched arms of the keeper for his first of the season. This made the Half time score 1-0 to the Plough The Plough started the second half like the first and took the game to the Bede Lodge . The Plough created a number of early chances for Hill and Lloyd up front which they both would normally convert but unfortunately failed to hit the target. Not one for his head to drop top goals corer Daniel Hill made amends for his earlier misses by creating a goal for himself. He won the ball from the opposing defender sum 30 yards out from goal and raced into the penalty area and finished superbly past the keeper. The goal was more than deserved and hoped to really build on this and put the game to bed. The home side seemed to do this in the 65th minute with a contender for goal of the season; unfortunately Chris Kamara wasn’t there to see it! Mark Atchison played the ball up to Daniel Hill down the left hand side who turned his man and played in Nathan Baddams to run onto and curl the ball over the keepers head into the roof of the net! Superb finish from the midfield dynamo! The Plough were now in cruise control and Bede Lodge looked to be dead and buried, but unfortunately The Plough hit the self destruct button. The ball was played high into the Ploughs penalty area when Plough defender Andrew McGuiness ran into the back of the Bede Lodge player. Referee Bobby Robson pointed to the spot and Paul Richardson for Bede made no mistake with his pen. Although this was the away sides first shot on goal it certainly gave them a massive lift as they looked to get back into the game. Only minutes late Bede Lodge pulled another goal back with what can only be described as a goalkeeping howler. Jon Witherspoon the Plough Keeper took the goal kick which went straight to Bede Lodge player Jonathan Kelly 40 yards out from goal who took a touch and just hit the ball high towards goal. At this stage it looked as if it was going wide, .unfortunately Plough goalkeeper Witherspoon forced the ball down and into the net with around twelve minutes remaining it was game on now with Bede Lodge's confidence growing. They did have a chance a minute later forcing Witherspoon into a fine finger tip save round the post. In the last ten minutes of the game the home side still had a number of chances to put the game beyond doubt but couldn’t take them. Atchison forced a great save from the keeper and Joel Baddams thought he had scored when he rounded the keeper only to put the ball wide of the target. The home side stayed strong in the final minutes to take the three valuable points. In the Game at Sherburn Leisure Centre Home side Pittington crashed to a 5-1 Home Defeat from Visitors Washington Lambton Village Inn .The Steelers were 3-1 Home winners Over Sherburn Lambton Arms.
Inn the Third Division Sedgefield Net Park maintained Third Place with a 4-2 Home win over Houghton Chilton Lodge, Martin Broom, Joe Burke, Peter Sedgewick and Malcolm Dickenson scoring the Net Park Goals. The Leaders in the Division Washington Victoria and second Placed Washington Usworth Top Club played out a Derby Game in Washington . The Victoria depleted squad due to Injuries and work Commitments , But the Victoria started this game very brightly and took the lead after good work from Mark Liddle who crossed for Paul Kindon to convert from close range. Mark Liddle then doubled the lead from the spot following a foul near the edge of the box on Ryan Mason. Mark Liddle converted it with the keeper getting a hand on it. The Victoria seemed to relax and the game turned on its head with two quick goals from the Usworth Top Club, to level the scores. The Second half saw the Victoria start slowly but regained the lead through Paul Kindon as he cut inside and drilled into the bottom corner. Mark Liddle then increased the Vics lead to 4-2 again from the penalty spot. Paul Kindon then grabbed his hat-trick from close range before Michael Dowson fired in from the edge of the area to give a Final score and Bragging rites to Washington Victoria with a Fine 6 - 2 win over our local rivals.Bowburn Cooperage were 4-0 winners at East Rainton Travellers Rest.Hetton Social were 5-0 away winners at Framwellgate Moor Salutation. Pelaw Grange Dogs were 6-2 Home winners Over Ferryhill Dynamoes.The Shadforth Plough Inn game against Hamsteels Inn was transferred to Shadforth due to the Hamsteels Pitch being unplayable. A good gritty performance from the Shadforth Plough side of you score 4 we will score 5, a Joe Simpson hat trick and a goal from both wingers Dan Hall and Stuart Coxon saw of the visiting Hamsteels Inn side. Neil Belford had a good run in his cameo role for the Plough who struggled to pull a team together. The Plough winning 5-4.
In the Fourth Division Leaders High Handenhold Bird Inn were 4-2 Home winners over Ferryhill White Horse, Witton Gilbert Wmc Moved in to Fourth Place with a Fine 3-0 Home win over New Durham Wmc. This was Wittons best team performance of the season to date, everyone to a man put in superb effort and they did it for 90 minutes. The game started at a frantic pace and was very even for the first 20 minutes or so although Witton carved out the better chances with Scott Embleton going close. Wittons keeper Bryan Potts was largely untroubled as our defence well marshalled by Wes Haley dealt with most things, but Potts came and dealt with crosses and long rang efforts. The breakthrough for Witton came on the half hour when Scott Embleton bravely converted at the far post to put Witton 1 up. That was extended 8 minutes later when Martin Macdonald arrived at the far post to knock in a great cross from the left to put Witton 2-0 up at half time. The second half was a real ding dong encounter, but Witton were disrupted a bit when Liam Summers was forced off in the first 5 minutes with a foot injury. His replacement David Callcutt did a great job though in a strange position for him. New Durham had a player sent off but never gave up and battled manfully for the remainder of the game but were finally put out of the game when Scott Embleton got his 2nd of the game with 14 minutes remaining to make it 3-0. to Witton. Neville’s Cross Social lost 3-0 at Quarrington Hill Wmc.Framwellgate Moor Wmc were 4-2 winners at Chester Leonard’s, Durham Garden House Crashed to a 9-1 defeat at Chester Easy Street.
In the D and P Trophies Cup Houghton Glendale Social were 12-0 winners at Low Fell Gold Medal. Washington Colliery also progressed to the Next Round winning 5-2 at the Ox close Ox and Plough
In the Ramside Hall Hotel Trophy Premier Side Kelloe Wmc were comfortable Home winners 8-1 over West Rainton Fc
In the Spennymoor Town sponsored League Cup the all premier side clash saw Burnmoor Cricket Club travel to Sedgefield to play the st Edmunds and returned Home 3-1 winners.
In the Deerness Driveways Trophy Sedgefield Black Lion were 2-1 winners at Langley Park Rams Head.
THE FA CARLSBERG SUNDAY CUP
Hetton Lyons Cricket Club Game in Liverpool against Poulton Royal was postponed again so the Tie is now reversed to Spennymoor next Sunday 20th Dec 1 pm kick off with the winner at home to Huddersfield Irish Centre
THE FA CARLSBERG SUNDAY CUP
FOURTH ROUND
SUNDAY
17 JANUARY 2010 –
1.00
1
Salisbury
Athletic
v Langley
Celtic
2
Poulton Royal
v
Huddersfield Irish Centre
or Hetton Lyons Cricket Club
3
Shankhouse
United
v
Shamrocks
4
Birstall
Stamford
v
Sandstone)
5
Magnet
Tavern
v
Travellers
6
Sungate or Comets Sports
Club
v North West
Neasden
7
Wycombe Town or Unity Nirankari
v Lebeq
Tavern Courage or Greyhound
8
Hazelhurst
v Downend or
Knighton Arms or Windmill
Benevolent Fund
This fund provides members of the Durham County FA with financial assistance when they fall on hard times having sustained injuries participating in affiliated football.
The fund is governed by Trustees and has strict criteria which includes all claims must be received within one month of injury.
If you wish to make a claim you should contact the County office for an application form.
Durham County Football Association Ltd
'Codeslaw'
Riverside South
Chester-le-Street
County Durham
DH3 3SJ
Tel: 0191 3872929
Insurance
As you are aware, all clubs that affiliate to Durham County Football Association are provided, as part of the affiliation process, with Public Liability Insurance. The Durham County FA Ltd has dealt with COBRA Corporate Solutions Limited for several years and has found the service provided to be both professional and efficient. The Association provides player to player cover for up to £5,000,000 and this provides peace of mind for all members who are part of the scheme. Any claims are dealt with immediately and take away the added pressure claims can cause. Please note that it is important that all members of your club, particularly the players, familiarise themselves with the scope of the policy. A copy of the policy wording is available attached to this Page.
Significant Features, Benefits and Exclusions: Although we would recommend that the policy wording is read in full, we can summarise the significant features and benefits as follows: The significant Features and Benefits of this Policy are: Limit of Indemnity £5,000,000 any one occurrenceq q Liability of Player-to-Player extension, available subject to the payment of the appropriate additional premium (optional) Liability of Member-to-Memberq extension (automatically included) Liability arising out of the ownershipq or operation of premises, including changing rooms Liability arising outq of the use of premises hired, leased or rented Liability arising out ofq the provision of first aid or emergency assistance Liability arising outq of fundraising activities and tournaments involving up to 1,000 persons Liability arising out of the use of motor vehicles not licensed for road use (e.g. ride on mowers) Liability arising out of the operation of car parksq The significant Exclusions and Limitations to the Policy are: £100 excess in respect of damage to third party propertyq Hazardous fund raising activitiesq Contract Playersq Employersq Liability Deliberate Actsq Disqualified or Suspended Playersq We would advise all clubs to make a copy of this letter, and the policy wording, available to their players. Should you have any queries in relation to the contents of this letter, or the cover in place, please do not hesitate to contact John Topping, Company Secretary, Durham County FA Ltd, ‘Codeslaw’, Riverside South, Chester le Street, County Durham. DH3 3SJ or telephone 0191 3872929.
Referee Associations
BISHOPAUCKLAND R.A. (BARA) T. Farley, Esq., 9 Hylton Close, Newton Aycliffe, Co. Durham. DL5 4BA Tel. 01325 313647
DARLINGTON R.A. (DLRA) G.T. Cornforth, Esq., 35 Farndale Crescent, Darlington, Co. Durham. DL3 9AP Tel. [H] 01325 281359 [B] 01325 388392 E. mail: cornforth@farndale35.freeserve.co.uk Website: www.darlingtonreferees.freeserve.co.uk DURHAM R.A. (DURA) K.J. Sutherland, Esq., 40 Picktree Lodge, Chester-le-Street, Co. Durham. DH3 4DJ Tel. [H] 0191 3887336
GATESHEAD R.A. (GHRA) R. Croysdale, Esq., Avonwood, Sunniside Road, Whickham, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Tel. 0191 4887271
HARTLEPOOL R.A. (HPRA) Mark Gale, 26 Sheffield Street. H’pool. TS26 8HZ. Tel (m) 07729 702799
NORTH WEST DURHAM R.A. (NWRA) W. Watson, Esq., 28 Oakfields, Burnhope, Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE16 6PQ, Tel: [H] 01207 272023 [M} 07831 792268
SEDGEFIELD R.A. (SFRA) W. Carter, Esq., 18 Sycamore Crescent, Trimdon Station, Co. Durham. TS29 6AZ Tel. 01429 880025
SOUTH TYNESIDE R.A. (STRA) Mark Hedley, 19 Cleadon Hill Road, South Shields. Tyne & Wear. NE34 8DR. Tel: 0191 4568340 (m) 07751 719442
STOCKTON R.A. (SCRA) Mr. Tom Tyerman, 31 Hemingford Gardens, Leven Park, Yarm. TS15 9ST. Tel: 01642 790616 (m) 07810 528173
SUNDERLAND R.A. (SURA) W. Black, Esq., 164 Rectory Road, Gateshead, Tyne and Wear, NE8 4RR, Tel. [H] 0191 4401440 [B] 0191 5483252 [M] 07837 601584 Website: http://SunderlandRefereesAssociation.org.uk
League Courses
The First Course Gives a Great Opportunity to Members of your Club to learn Coaching as Listed below.and the Good News It will Only cost the Club £10-00 per person Due to very Generous sponsorship from the DFA Development Team.
Introductory in Coaching Adults Course (Adult Level 1)
This is a 12 hour course and can be run over 4 evenings 6-9pm or 2 full days at weekends. The course is of a practical content and will cover the following
- Player management
- Communication Skills
- Coaching Skills
- Warm Ups
- Attacking Principles
- Defending Principles
- Cost of the course is £10.00 per candidate, Minimum number of candidates to run the course is 12 there is no maximum
The Second Course Gives a Great Opportunity to Members of you're Club to learn First Aid The Course as Listed below also gives that certificate for the Charter Standard.and the Good News It will Only cost the Club £10-00 per person Due to very Generous sponsorship from the DFA Development Team.
Basic First Aid Course
This is a 3 hour course and will be run over one evening 6-9pm. Clubs already need a minimum of one person who has this up to date. The course will cover the following
This workshop is a 3 hour module that covers the basics of administering emergency first aid procedures.
The workshop will cover the following:
Primary Survey
Secondary Survey
The Recovery Position
CPR (Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation) for both children and adults
The cost of this course is £10 per candidate. Minimum number of candidates to run the course is 8 and the maximum is 16
The Thid Course Gives a Great Opportunity to Members of you're Club to learn Working with Teams as Listed below.and the Good News It will Only cost the Club Nothing per person Due to very Generous sponsorship from the DFA Development Team.
Working with Teams Module
This is a 3 hour course and will be run either over one evening 6-9pm or a morning on a weekend. The course is of a practical content and will cover the following
· Managing Players
· Communication Skills
· Team Tactics & Formations
The cost of this course is Free. Minimum number of candidates to run the course is 16 there is no maximum
Clubs That are Intrested Please reply to Myself so that we can Look at Numbers to run the Courses.
Graham.
Important League Announcement
Confirming Fixtures - Can we remind clubs that fixtures should be confirmed with the referee and opposition not later than five days before the match (confirmation means speaking to them/receiving acknowledgement). If referees or clubs do not receive confirmation in time, then please report the miscreant club to the appropriate referees/league match secretary, and we'll levy fines, or for repeated offenders consider withdrawing referees or fixtures.
No Jewellery - Clubs and referees are reminded that Law 4 of the Laws of the Game was amended in 2006-07 and states that "A player must not use equipment or wear anything which is dangerous to himself or another player (including any kind of jewellery)".
There is one exception:- "A player, who can satisfy the referee prior to the game that their plain wedding band is unable to be removed, will be allowed to cover it with tape. (This only applies to a plain wedding band and no other type of jewellery).
Players should be clear that these items are their responsibility - it is not the referee's responsibility to provide tape to cover a wedding ring! Players are expected to ensure their equipment is safe when they step on the field, and the referee is simply there to police this.
Looking After Your Visitors - Can we remind clubs of the club guidance notes. In particular the need to greet them, make sure they know of arrangements, providing the referee with match balls and offering his/her match-fee prior to kick off.
Over the coming weeks we'll be asking referees/clubs to make sure they report home clubs who aren't following the rules.
Clubs - Looking After Your Visitors
· Check the match balls, pitch, nets, goalposts and corner flags before the game, not just before kick off when it's too late to fix any problems..
· Ensure you meet the referee when he/she arrives. Offer him/her the match ball and his/her match fee before the game, and make sure he/she knows where to change, where the pitch is and any hospitality arrangements afterwards
· Ensure the opposition have arrived, know where to change and where the pitch is, and that there are no colour clashes (teams do turn up with different coloured kits than they’re supposed to).
· Ensure your team, the referee and the opposition are aware of arrangements for valuables (generally they’re safest on the pitch, with the goalkeeper).
· At half time, make sure you offer refreshments to the referee.
· After the game, make sure you remind the referee and the away team of the hospitality details, or accept their hospitality if you are the away team.
08
December 2009
THE FOLLOWING PLAYERS HAVE PAID ALL OUTSTANDING MONIES
AND THE SUSPENSION IS LIFTED WITH IMMEDIATE
EFFECT:
Samba
Boys 5-a-side
£50.00
Washington 5-a-side League
(14.0.8.09)
Ryan
Moor
8 Glen Terrace, Columbria, Washington. NE38
7AY
Billingham
Kader
£20.00
Jack Hatfield Sports Teesside League
(4.5.09)
Clark
Peacock
15 St. David’s Close, Billingham. TS23
8AL
Washington
Town (Sun) F.C.
£15.65
The
DTE Consett Sunday League
Karl
Christopher
Pascoe
121
Collingwood Court, Sulgrave,
Washington
Daniel
Waggott
9 Wellington Court, Sulgrave, Washington, NE37
3DT
Steven
Alderson
39 Byron Avenue, Boldon, Tyne and
Wear, NE33 9DT or
102 Kenilworth Court, Sulgrave, Washington, NE37
3EQ
THE
FOLLOWING PLAYERS ARE SUSPENDED FROM ALL FOOTBALL
ACTIVITIES UNTIL THEY HAVE PAID ALL OUTSTANDING
MONIES:
FROM
MONDAY 16TH
NOVEMBER 2009
Ramshaw
The Bridge Inn FC
£9.50 Wear Valley Sunday
Football League
Warren
Bailey
7 Randolph Terrace, Evenwood, DL14
9QJ
Michael
Black
15 Glamis Terrace, Evenwood, DL14
9RD
Stephen
Coulson
Norwood Cottage, Ramshaw, Bishop Auckland, DL14
0NT
Jamie
Cummings
10a Shirley Close, Evenwood, DL14
9RG
Richard
Eggleston
11 Stone Row, Butterknowle, DL13
5PF
Craig
Fullarton
30 Swan Street, Evenwood. Dl14
6RN
Robert
Gilbey
3 Bonnie Grove, Byers Green, Spennymoor, DL16
7QH
Matthew
Leng
54 Shirley Close, Evenwood, DL14
9RQ
Michael
Mattimoe
4 maltby Close, South Church, Bishop Auckland,
DL14 8SF
Ricky
Mattinson
15 North End Gardens, Bishop Auckland, DL14
6EE
Anthony
Maughan
73 Newholme Crescent, Evenwood, DL14
9RZ
Philip
Metcalfe
3 Station Terrace, Ramshaw, Bishop Auckland, DL14
0NH
Michael
Pattinson
Prospect Farm, Prospect Place, Cockfield, Dl13
5ED
Mark
Pollard
17 Westcott Drive, Bishop Auckland, DL14
8SG
William
Pollard
46 Cedar Gardens, Crook, County Durham, DL15
9ND
Ashley
Raine
187 Toft Hill, Bishop Auckland, County Durham,
DL14 0JD
Daniel
Seagrave
27 Gordon Lane, Ramshaw, Bishop Auckland, DL14
0NL
Peter
Sewell
262 Toft Hill, Bishop Auckland, DL14
0PY
Liam
Smart
5 Stones End, Evenwood, Dl14
9RE
Mark
Smith
1 Grange Avenue, Auckland Park, Bishop Auckland,
DL14 8RD
Robert
Tallentire
5 Glamis Terrace, Evenwood, DL14
9RD
Anthony
Tray
31 Manor Grove, Cockfield, CountyDurham, DL13
5DP
Robert
Vickers
84 West Lane, Bishop Auckland, DL14
0QY
George
Vipond
5 newholme Crescent, Evenwood, DL14
9RX
08 December 2009
THE FOLLOWING PLAYERS HAVE PAID ALL OUTSTANDING MONIES
AND THE SUSPENSION IS LIFTED WITH IMMEDIATE
EFFECT:
Andrew
Hanlon
16 Wynstay Gardens, Hartlepool,
TS24 8QJ
Jarrow
Hedworthfield Deneside FC
£4.00 Durham
County F.A. (1.9.08)
Christopher
Leonard
24 Prince Consort Road, Jarrow, NE32
5XY
Washington
Town (Sun) F.C.
£15.65
The
DTE Consett Sunday League
Christopher
Baines
37 Collingwood Court, Sulgrave, Washington, NE37
3EF
Ross
Docherty
34 Glenholme Close, Washington, NE38
0EW
Mark
Anthony
Stoves
20 Council Terrace, Concord, Washington, NE37
2UB
Stockton
Roseworth F.C.
£20.00 Stockton
& District Sunday League
Shaun
Baker
74 Stanley Street, Norton, Stockton, TS20
1HQ
Hartlepool
Goldmine Bar & Grill FC £26.13
Hartlepool Three Lions Sunday League
(9/11/09
Christopher
Archer
40 Irvine Road, Hartlepool, TS25
3HZ
Mark
Malone
13 Bede Grove, Hartlepool, TS25
5PB
Evenwood
Town £10.50
Frank Hudson Transport Crook & District
League
Daniel
Bell
6 Taylor Square, Bishop Auckland. DL14
6RA
Wingate
Fir Tree
FC
£7.50
Peterlee & District Sunday League
(25.7.07)
Steven
Cook
12 Dawson Road, Wingate, TS28
5BS
THE
FOLLOWING PLAYER IS SUSPENDED FROM ALL FOOTBALL
ACTIVITIES UNTIL THEY HAVE PAID ALL OUTSTANDING
MONIES:
FROM
MONDAY 16TH
NOVEMBER 2009
Hartlepool
Goldmine FC £26.13
Hartlepool
Three Lions Football League
Michael
Archer
C/O 58 Bruntoft Avenue,
Hartlepool. TS24 9NF or
45 Irvine Road, Hartlepool, TS25
3HS
FROM
MONDAY, 23RD
NOVEMBER
2009
The
Jovial Friar F.C.
£27.00
Sandhill Centre 6-a-side League
(23/11/09)
Michael
Coghlan
5 Londonderry Mews, Silksworth,
Sunderland
Dave
Copeland
75 Fordfield Road, Ford Estate, Sunderland SR4
6XG
Lloyd
Conlin
37 Falkland Road, Ford Estate, Sunderland. SR4
6XA
Mick
Copeland
51 Fordfield Road, Ford Estate,
Sunderland. SR4 6UY
or
51 Fordham Road, Ford Estate, Sunderland.
SR4 0AX
Mark
Anthony
Stoves
20 Council Terrace, Concord, Washington, NE37
2UB
Rob
Harrison c/o John
Hepplewhite
31 Simonside Road, Springwell, Sunderland. SR3
4EW
John
Hepplewhite
31 Simonside Road, Springwell, Sunderland. SR3
4EW
Steve
Wilson
222 Chester Road, Sunderland SR4 7HR
The
Hunters Lodge F.C.
£15.00
Sandhill Centre 6-a-side League
(23/11/09
Johnny
Bell
5 Frostley Gardens, Sunderland SR3
1PL
Christopher
Davidson
20 Copley Drive, Tunstall, Sunderland. SR3
1PG
Adam
Davidson
20 Copley Drive, Tunstall, Sunderland. SR3
1PG
Steven
Green
11 Potter Square, Sunderland. SR3
1QL
Scott
Leemina
81 Townsend Road, Sunderland. SR3
4LS
Ryan
McCabe
45 Cornbank Close, Hall Farm, Sunderland SR3
2UL
31 Redesdale Road, Redhouse, Sunderland. SR5
5HA
Chris
Rosemary
99 Pertil Road, Plains Farm,
Sunderland
Craig
Smith
65 Thanet Road, Thorney Close, Sunderland SR3
4JZ
Andrew
Wilson
65 Ravensworth , Sunderland. SR2 0BH
Hetton
Hammers F.C.
£23.00
Sandhill Centre 6-a-side League
(23/11/09)
Jack
Branigan
1 Airdale Gardens, Hetton le Hole, Houghton-le-spring
DH5 0EE or
10 Airdale Gardens,
Robert
Fenwick
3 Langdale Street,
Houghton-le-Spring,Tyne and Wear DH5
0BN
Stuart
Headen
44 Hollowden, Hetton-le-Hole, Houghton-le Spring DH5
9NG
Robert
Mayo
27 Patterdale St. Hetton-le-Hole, Houghton-le-Spring.
DH5 0BH
Sam
Noble
10 Sheriffs Moor
Avenue, Easington Lane, Houghton-le-Spring DH5
0PB
Danny
Scott
38 Gragdale Gardens, Hetton-le-Hole,
Houghton-le-Spring
Neil
Stevenson
19 Eskdale Street, Hetton-le-Hole, Tyne and Wear. DH5
0BJ Craig
Thompson
6 Coronation Terrace, Hetton-le-Hole, Houghton, DH5
0AJ
Alan
Thompson
6 Coronation Terrace, Hetton-le-Hole, Houghton. DH5
0AJ
Craig
Tilley
1 Tamar Street, Easington Lane, Houghton-le-Spring, DH5
0PG or
1 Teviot Street, Houghton-le-Spring,
Tyne
and Wear. DH5
0PE
John
Wear
17 Thirlmere Avenue, Houghton-le-Spring, Tyne and Wear.
DH5 0PY
08 December 2009
THE FOLLOWING PLAYERS HAVE PAID ALL OUTSTANDING MONIES
AND THE SUSPENSION IS LIFTED WITH IMMEDIATE
EFFECT:
Callum
Dunn
2 Kirkstone Road, Berwick Hills, MIDDLESBROUGH,
TS3
7NJ
Jaffa
Cakes 6-A-Side FC
£25.00
Sandhill View Centre 6-A-Side
League
Jordan
Murray
19 Gardiner Road, Grindon, Sunderland, SR4
9PW
Luke
Sanders
9 Greenshields Road, Grindon, Sunderland, SR4
9RQ
Hetton
Hammers F.C.
£23.00
Sandhill Centre 6-a-side League
(23/11/09)
Stuart
Headen
44 Hollowden, Hetton-le-Hole, Houghton-le Spring DH5
9NG
Sam
Noble
10 Sheriffs Moor
Avenue, Easington Lane, Houghton-le-Spring DH5
0PB
Danny
Scott
38 Gragdale Gardens, Hetton-le-Hole,
Houghton-le-Spring
John
Wear
17 Thirlmere Avenue, Houghton-le-Spring, Tyne and Wear.
DH5 0PY
Sunderland
Townend Farm WMC FC £20.00
Wearside Express PCs Combination League
(10.12.07)
Ian
Brown
56 Brisbane Street, Sunderland, SR5
4EH
Blackfell
5-A-Side
£32.00
Northumbria Centre 5-A-Side League
(19/10/09
Liam
Dixon
7 Gragareth Way, Blackfell,
Washington,
NE37 1SX
Washington
Town (Sun) F.C.
£15.65
The
DTE Consett Sunday League (16/11/09
Richard
Corrigan
22 Longacre, Washington, NE38 8RG
or
24 Park Avenue, Concord, Washington, NE37
2Qp
Martin
Harrison
6 Burgoyne Court, Concord, Washington, NE37
2EG
Matthew
Teasdale
70 Laurens Court, Concord, Washington, NE37
2EF
Norton
Workingmens Club FC
£22.00
Stockton & District Sunday League
28.01.08
Paul
Brown
23 Benson Street, Norton, Stockton, TS20
2SR
Jarrow
Woodlea Paving F.C. £27.75
Tyne & Wear Business Houses League
(29.10.07)
Ricky
Brown
9 Naworth Terrace, Jarrow. SR8 3TY
Jarrow
Club Murray’s F.C.
£16.00
Tyne & Wear Business Houses League
(9.7.07)
Craig
Lowther
8 Witton Gardens, Jarrow. NE32 5YJ
Fulwell
F.C. 5-A-Side
£7.20
Pallion Carpets 5-A-Side League
17.12.07
Mick
Laing
6 Gillside Grove, Roker, Sunderland, SR6
9PQ
Sunderland
Ford & Pallion
FC
£4.00
DBS
Tyne & Wear League (23.3.09)
Ben
Potter
17 St Peters View, Monkwearmouth, Sunderland, SR6
0AG
08
December,
2009
FORM 50 SUSPENSION
THE
LISTED CLUBS AND PLAYERS ARE SUSPENDED FROM ALL
FOOTBALL ACTIVITIES UNTIL THEY HAVE PAID ALL
OUTSTANDING MONIES OWED TO THIS
ASSOCIATION:
FROM
MONDAY 11TH
APRIL 2005
Sth
Tyneside College
S.A.
2031578C
D
Pearce
Tyne & Wear Business Houses
League
FROM
MONDAY 23RD
MAY 2005
Leadgate
Coach &
Horses
2103216M
Terry
Lee
Computer Centre Consett & District
Lg
FROM
30TH
MAY 2005
Sunderland
The Rovers Return
2111334C
Steven
Wilton
Wearside Regency Windows Combination
Lg
FROM
MONDAY, 6TH
JUNE 2005
Sunderland
The Rovers Return
1973199S
Steven
Wilton
Wearside Regency Windows Combination
Lg
FROM
MONDAY,20TH
JUNE 2005
Leadgate
Coach &
Horses
2125980M
Daniel
Stewart
Computer Centre Consett & District
Lg
Leadgate
Coach &
Horses
2125983M
Club
Charge
Computer Centre Consett & District
Lg
Monday
28th
November 2005
Hartlepool
The
Spot
2235175C
John
Gate
Mike Gough Sports Hartlepool Sunday
Lg
Hartlepool
The
Spot
2235181C
Paul
Spikins
Mike Gough Sports Hartlepool Sunday
L
FROM
MONDAY 5TH
DECEMBER 2005
Hartlepool
The
Spot
2169993S
Neil
Greig
Hartlepool Mike Gough Sports Sunday
Lg
FROM
MONDAY, 20TH
FEBRUARY 2006
Ryhope
Prince of
Wales
2361602C
Christopher
Bulmer
JWS Construction Sunderland Sunday
League
FROM
MONDAY 20TH
MARCH 2006
S/S
Chuter Ede Rangers
U17s
2370220M
Paul
Finn
Russell Foster Tyne & Wear U17s
League
“”
“”
“”
“”
“”
2370293M
Daniel
Patterson
“”
“”
“” “”
“” “”
“”
FROM
MONDAY, 22ND
MAY 2006
Birtley
William lV
Hotel
2502641C
Stephen
Jordan
Stepys Coaches Durham Sunday League
FROM
MONDAY, 30TH
MAY 2006
Sunderland
Foremost Electrics
2512673C
Chris
Hunter
Wearside Regency Windows Combination
Lg
Sunderland
Foremost Electrics
2512692C
Paul
Coburn
Wearside Regency Windows Combination
Lg
Chester
le Street Rangers U.18’s
2520214C
Jack
Benny
Russell Foster Tyne & Wear U.18’s
League
FROM
MONDAY, 12TH
JUNE 2006
East
Durham & Houghall
U.18’s
2487623M
Club
Charge
Russell Foster Tyne & Wear U.18’s
League
Wrekenton
The Royal
Oak
2497425M
Club
Charge
Tyne & Wear Business Houses
League
Horden
C.W.
U.17’s
2500107
M
Club
Charge
Russell Foster Tyne & Wear U.17’s
League
FROM
MONDAY, 3RD
JULY 2006
Hetton
Juniors
U.17’s
2529722M
Shaun
Hartill
Russell Foster Tyne & Wear U.17’s Youth
League
Birtley
William IV
Hotel
2535193M
Club
Charge
Stepys Coaches Durham Sunday League
FROM
MONDAY, 23RD
OCTOBER 2006
Fatfield
F.C.
2557632C
Kevin
Dixon
Durham Alliance Football League
S/Shields
Snooker
Centre
2557998C
Paul
Lowery
South Shields Sunday League
S/Shields
Snooker
Centre
2558000C
Michael
Keenan
South Shields Sunday League
S/Shields
Snooker
Centre
2567770M
Paul
Lowery
South Shields Sunday League
S/Shields
Snooker
Centre
2567749M
Michael
Keenan
South Shields Sunday League
FROM
MONDAY 27TH
NOVEMBER 2006
Peterlee
Sports Club
U16s
2605666C
Christopher
Daley
Russell Foster Tyne & Wear U16s
League
“”
“”
“” “”
2605678M
Club
Charge
“”
“ “ “”
“
“”
“”
“”
FROM
TUESDAY 9TH
JANUARY 2007
Sunderland
H&P Farm
U14s
2697030S
Joseph
Proudlock
Russell Foster Tyne & Wear
League
FROM
MONDAY, 19TH
FEBRUARY 2007
Washington
Lads U.17’s
2722153
S
Carl
Tiffin
Russell Foster Tyne & Wear U.17’s
League
FROM
MONDAY 16TH
APRIL 2007
Durham
George Stephenson Co
2827419S
Phil
Crowther
Maiden Castle League
FROM
MONDAY, 11TH
JUNE 2007
Lumley
W.M.C.
2921124C
Wayne
Green
Stepys Coaches Durham Sunday
League
FROM
MONDAY, 22ND
JUNE 2007
Durham
Van Mildert
Coll.’A’
2935975C
Ben
Wood
Maiden Castle League
FROM
MONDAY 22ND
OCTOBER 2007
Billingham
Trader
Jacks
2968685S
Marc
Price
Stockton Sunday League
South
Shields
Parkway
2969104C
Carl
Hailstone
Tyne & Wear Business Houses
League
FROM
MONDAY 5TH
NOVEMBER 2007
Hartlepool
Rileys
2983165C
Ian
Robinson
Hartlepool Church & District
League
H’pool
Dyke House
Avondale
2997957S
Matthew
Ritchie
Hartlepool U18s Youth League
South
Shields
Parkway
2994797S
Adam
Bates
Tyne & Wear Business Houses
Leagu
FROM
MONDAY, 12TH
NOVEMBER 2007
G’head
Queens Head Sheriff Hill
3015317C
John
Connolly
Tyneside Amateur League
FROM
MONDAY 17TH
DECEMBER 2007
G’head
Queens Head Sherriff Hill
3060172C
Carl
Willis
Tyneside Amatuer League
“”
“”
“”
“” “”
3060176C
Garrith
Brown
“”
“”
“”
FROM
MONDAY 14TH
JANUARY 2008 Cont….
Durham
Trevelyan College
‘C’
3102775S
Callum
Savage
Maiden Castle League
“”
“”
“”
“”
3102783S
Callum
Savage
“”
“”
“”
Durham
John Snow College
A
3102900S
Luke
Whitworth
Maiden Castle League
FROM
MONDAY 3RD
MARCH 2008
B’ham
Cowpen Sports & Leisure
3174896C
Peter
Phillips
Stockton Sunday League
B’ham
Cowpen Sports & Leisure
3174898C
Craig
Cavszab
Stockton Sunday League
FROM
MONDAY 17TH
MARCH 2008
Seaham
Town Community U15s
3112727M
Club
Charge
Russell Foster Tyne & Wear U15s
League
MONDAY
24TH
MARCH 2008
Durham
Van Mildert College “A”
3207374C
Paul
Oatridge
Maiden Castle League
FROM
MONDAY 31ST
MARCH 2008
Durham
St Aidans College
A
3214548C
Alan
Barker
Maiden Castle League
“”
“”
“”
“””
“
3214552C
Alex
Hodgson
Maiden Castle League
Annfield
Plain
U.17s
3214703C
Corie Hardman
Russell Foster Tyne & Wear U17s
League
“”
“”
“”
3214752C
Richard
Moore
“”
“” “”
“
“”
“”
“”
“”
“”
“”
3214760C
Liam
Shaw
“”
“”
“” “
“” “”
“”
Durham
Ustinov College
‘B’
3215316S
Jon
Tully
Maiden Castle League
Durham
St Aidans College
‘A’
3215373S
Ben
Reid
Maiden Castle League
“”
“”
“”
“”
“”
3218910C
Nathan
Owens
“”
“
“”
“”
“”
FROM
MONDAY 31ST
MARCH 2008
Newton
Hall
3220890S
David
Unsworth
Consett Sunday League
Stockton
The Sherry New Boys
3221148M
Club
Charge
Stockton & District Sunday
League
“”
“”
“”
“”
“”
3221195M
Leon
Homer
“”
“”
“”
“”
“”
Annfield
Plain
U.17s
3223193M
Club
Charge
Russell Foster Tyne & Wear U17s
League
FROM
MONDAY 7TH
APRIL 2008
Durham
Van Mildert College
A
3225328C
Ben
Wood
Maiden Castle League
Hebburn
Hastings
3237171S
Mark
McShane
Tyne & Wear Business Houses
League
“”
“”
3237175M
Mark
McShane
“”
“
“”
“”
“”
“”
“”
“”
3237189S
Keith
Thornton
“”
“
“”
“”
“”
“”
“”
“”
3237273M
Club
Charge
“”
“
“”
“”
“”
“”
FROM
MONDAY, 14TH
APRIL 2008
Durham
Van Mildert College ‘B’
3236745C
Tom
Reichert
Maiden Castle League
Durham
George Stephenson Col A
3243368C
Tom
Watson
Maiden Castle League
FROM
MONDAY 21ST
APRIL 2008
Washington
Reserves
3249580S
Alan
Mustard
Durham Alliance Football League
FROM
MONDAY, 28TH
APRIL 2008
Stockton
Roseworth
3260879S
Christopher
Charles
Stockton Sunday League
FROM
MONDAY, 5TH
MAY 2008
Sunderland
The
Stackyard
3272017
C
Michael
Noble
The Solex Manufacturing Sunderland
League
Newton
Hall
3276463S
James
Freeman
Hartlepool Crest Teamwear Sunday
League
FROM
MONDAY 12TH
MAY 2008
Hartlepool
Gillens Burn
Valley
3182362M
Rob
Howlett
Hartlepool Snooker Centre Sunday
League
FROM
MONDAY, 26TH
MAY2008
Stockton
Roseworth
3299539S
Christopher
Charles
Stockton Sunday League
FROM
MONDAY, 16TH
JUNE 2008
Witton
Gilber White
Tun
3331952M
Ricky
Box
Stepys Coaches Durham Sunday League
Newton
Hall
F.C.
3293449M
Christopher
Kirkup
Computer Centre Consett & District
League
Washington
Reserves
3346156C
Alan
Mustard
Durham Alliance League
Darlington
Spraire Lads U.18’s
3342734C
Ashley
Gale
Teesside Junior Alliance League
Durham
George Stephenson Coll
‘A’3346094C
Adam
Sadler
Maiden Castle League
“”
“”
“”
“”
3346098C
Ricky
Pearce
“”
“”
“”
“”
“”
“”
“”
3346105C
Graham
Davidson
“”
“”
“”
FROM
MONDAY 20TH
OCTOBER 2008
Sunderland
Roker
U.18s
3654308M
Club
Charge
Russell Foster Tyne & Wear U18s
League
“”
“”
“”
3654327S
Matthew
Thurlbeck
“”
“”
“” “
“”
“”
“”
“”
“”
“”
3654337S
Matthew
Thurlbeck
“”
“”
“” “
“”
“”
“”
Sunderland
Roker
U18s
3654669C
Conor
Souter
Russell Foster Tyne & Wear U18s
League
“”
“”
“”
3654673C
Christopher Anderson
“”
“”
“” “
“”
“”
“”
FROM
MONDAY 3rd
NOVEMBER 2008
Witton
Gilbert
U.21s
3673503C
Jason
Fry
Russell Foster Tyne & Wear U21
League
FROM
MONDAY 24th
NOVEMBER 2008
Sunderland
Roker
U.18s
3713358C
Scott
Noble
Russell Foster Tyne & Wear U18s
League
Sunderland
Barnes Rovers U.16s
3709153C
Bradley
Horn
Russell Foster Tyne & Wear U16s
League
FROM
MONDAY 1ST
DECEMBER 2008
East
Durham United
U.17s
3715387C
David
Ryan
Russell Foster Tyne & Wear U17s
League
“”
“”
“”
“”
3715425C
Thomas
Scott
“”
“” “”
“
“”
“”
“”
East
Durham United U.11s tornad
3725538M
Club
Charge
Russell Foster Tyne & Wear U11s
League
FROM
MONDAY 8TH
DECEMBER 2008
Durham
St Aidans College
A
3739860C
Tom
Stubbs
Maiden Castle League
“”
“”
“”
“”
“
3739865C
Ben
Reid
“”
“”
“”
FROM
MONDAY 29TH
DECEMBER 2008
Durham
Stephenson College
C
3770828C
Max
Meltzer
“”
“”
“”
FROM
MONDAY 12TH
JANUARY 2009
Durham
Collingwood College D
3792170C
James
Norman
Maiden Castle League
Durham
Van Mildert
C
3801417C
Alex
Rothman
Maiden Castle League
FROM
MONDAY 2ND
FEBRUARY 2009
Durham
Collingwood College D
3837955C
Benjamin
Cartwright
Maiden Castle League
Durham
Collingwood College D
3837961C
Benjamin
Dyson
Maiden Castle League
FROM
MONDAY 16TH
MARCH 2009
S’lnd
Wearside Wanderers U18s
3881153C
Carl
Woodward
Russell Foster Tyne & Wear U.18s
League
S’lnd
Wearside Wanderers U18s
3881135S
Grant
Scott
Russell Foster Tyne & Wear U.18s
League
FROM
MONDAY 23RD
MARCH 2009
Durham
John Snow College
A
3889432C
Keith
Miu
Maiden Castle League
“”
“”
“”
“”
A
3889440C
Christopher
Hall
“”
“”
“”
FROM
MONDAY 6TH
APRIL 2009
Durham
Stephenson College
B
3909583C
David
Bradley
Maiden Castle League
FROM
MONDAY, 13TH
APRIL 2009
Durham
Van Mildert Collge
‘A’
3914575C
Peter
Sykes
Maiden Castle League
Durham
St.Aidans College
‘A’
3915898C
Thomas
Taylor
Maiden Castle League
Durham
St.Aidans
College’A’
3915912C
Jamie
Blackwell
Maiden Castle League
Durham
St.Aidans College
‘A’
3915922C
Richard
Jones
Maiden Castle League
Durham
Stephenson College ‘A
3922920C
Ricky
Twells
Maiden Castle League
“”
“”
“”
3922924C
Alex
Carter
“”
“”
“”
“”
“”
“”
3922934C
David
Giles
“”
“”
“”
Durham
St.Aidans College
‘A’
3919824S
Tom
Stubbs
“”
“”
“”
“”
“”
“”
3919816S
Tom
Stubbs
“”
“”
“”
S’land
Wearside Wanderers U.18
3914410S
Grant
Scott
Russell Foster Tyne & Wear U.18
League
FROM
MONDAY, 20TH
APRIL 2009
S/S
Simonside Warriors U.16’s
3935029S
Arron
Morton
Russell Foster Tyne & Wear U.16’s
League
“”
“”
“”
“”
3935011S
Lee
Simpson
“”
“”
“”
“”
“”
Jarrow
U.21’s
3935137M
James
Houston
Russell Foster Tyne & Wear U.21’s
League
“”
“”
3935148C
Johnathan
Henry
“”
“”
“”
“”
S/S/
Simonside Warriors U.16’s
3935022C
Arron
Morton
“”
“”
“”
“”
Durham
St.Aidans College
‘B’
3929785C
Cesar
Remach
Maiden Castle
League
FROM
MONDAY, 27TH
APRIL 2009
Durham
Stephenson College ‘C’
3938674C
James
Gibson
Maiden Castle League
Durham
Collingwood College ‘C’
3944162C
Jack
Henderson
“”
“”
“”
Sunderland
University (2nd
Team)
3950492C
Christopher
Bennett
Northern Universities Football
League
MONDAY,
11TH
MAY 2009
Sunderland
R.C.a.
U.21’s
3985375C
Ross
Bainbridge
Russell Foster Tyne & Wear U.21
League
MONDAY,
1ST
JUNE 2009
S’land
Wearside Wanderers U.18
3978184
M
Club
Charge
Russell Foster Tyne & Wear U.18’s
League
“”
“”
“”
“”
3978218S
Nick
McMahon
“”
“”
“”
“”
“”
FROM
MONDAY, 15TH
JUNE 2009
Sunderland
University (4th
Team)
3956763C
Paul
Henderson
Northern Universities Football
League
Boldon
Colts Mono
U.13’s
4037894
C
Robert
Smith
Russell Foster Tyne & Wear U.13
League
Sunderland
RCA
U.21’s
4042134C
Jordan
Moore
Russell Foster Tyne & Wear U.21’s
League
FROM
MONDAY, 22ND
JUNE 2009
Durham
St.Marys College
‘A’
4051046C
Adrian
Johns
Maiden Castle League
Washington
Keel Boat
3999687M
Wayne
Blackmore
Tyne & Wear Business Houses
League
S’land
Bluehouse
(Sun)
3993286M
Club
Charge
Solex Manufacturing Sunderland Sunday
Lg
“”
“”
“”
3993300M
L.
Warrell
“”
“”
“”
“”
“”
FROM
MONDAY, 29TH
JUNE 2009
C-l-S
Athletic U.17’s
Warriors
4010780M
Sean
Henderson
Russell Foster Tyne & Wear U.17’s
League
Durham
John Snow College ‘B’
4057847
M
Luke
Whitworth
Maiden Castle League
FROM
MONDAY, 6TH
JULY 2009
Durham
Van Mildert College ‘A’
4068503C
Edward
Springall
Maiden Castle League
Durham
Collingwood College ‘A’
4068509C
Thomas
Baker
Maiden Castle League
FROM
MONDAY, 17TH
AUGUST 2009
Kitchen
Creation
5-a-Side
4072803M
Tom
Adlam
OLSC Club 5-a-side League
FROM
MONDAY 28TH
AUGUST 2009
Dmd
5-a-Side
4073082M
Glen
Robinson
OLSC Club 5-A-Side League (Newton
Aycliffe)
FROM
MONDAY 7TH
SEPTEMBER 2009
Seaham
Kitchen
Magic
4072279M
Club
Charge
Durham Alliance Football league
FROM
MONDAY 19TH
OCTOBER 2009
Penshaw
Braves
U16s
4087350M
Club
Charge
Russell Foster Tyne & Wear U16s
League
FROM
MONDAY, 26TH
OCTOBER 2009
Hebburn
Tyne & Wear
LGV
4014353M
Stephen
O’Docherty
Tyne & Wear Business Houses
League
FROM
MONDAY 2ND
NOVEMBER 2009
Chester
le Street Athletic U18s
4107164C
Sohail
Ahmed
Russell Foster Tyne and wear League
FROM
MONDAY, 16TH
NOVEMBER 2009
Hartlepool
3
Lions
4140247S
Christopher
Jordan
Big Chummers Hartlepool Sunday
League
Sunderland
S.A.F.C. Foundation
4139126C
Nathan
Crighton
Tyne and Wear League
Hartlepool
3
Lions
4139023C
Michael
Ross
Big Chummers Hartlepool Sunday
League
FROM
MONDAY, 23RD
NOVEMBER 2009
Sunderland
S.A.F.C. Foundation
4149413C
Ian
Wilcox
Tyne and Wear League
Sunderland
S.A.f.C. Foundation
4150059S
Bradley
Brook
Tyne and Wear League
FROM
MONDAY 30TH
NOVEMBER 2009
Sunderland
University
4172136C
Daniel Callaghan British Universities
League
Sunderland
SAFC
Foundation
4174098C
Paul
Burnell
Tyne and Wear League
Darlington
Hole in The Wall Tenef
4177166M
Paul
Holliday
Darlington Sunday Invitation League
Ramshaw
The Bridge
Inn
4183355C
Anthony
Tray
Wear Valley Sunday League
FROM
MONDAY 7TH
DECEMBER 2009
Hartlepool
3
Lions
4121685C
Ian
McPond
Big Chummers Hartlepool Sunday
league
“”
“
“”
4173511C
Ian
McDonough
“”
“”
“”
“”
“”
Sunderland
Roker
4193442C
Wayne
Harrison
The Solex Sunderland Sunday League
Winlaton
Commercial
(Sun)
4195212C
Iain
Gray
Tyneside Sunday Football League
Billingham
The
Swan
4195549C
Colin
Chesworth
Stockton Sunday Football League
Darlington
Hole in The Wall Tenef
4196177C
Mark
Stanton
Darlington Sunday Invitation league
“”
“” “ “”
“”
“”
4196205C
John
Parker
Darlington Sunday Invitation League
Stockton
Newtown & Primrose Hi
4189777C
Darren
Willians
Stockton & District Sunday
League
Hartlepool
Seaton
(Sun)
4104986M
Martin
Roberts
Big Chummers Hartlepool Sunday
League
Billingham
The
Swan
4139646M
Club
Charge
“”
“”
“”
“”
“”
South
Shields Eagles
U12s
4150494M
Club
Charge
Chase Homes South Tyneside Youth
League
“”
“”
“” “”
4150510S
James
McGonnell
“”
“”
“”
“”
“”
“”
“”
“”
“” “”
4150527S
Reece
Moore
“”
“”
“”
“”
“”
“”
Billingham
The
Swan
4195526S
David
Fleming
Stockton Sunday Football League
Chester
Royals B
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Tommy 'Premier Passions' Porter the League's Hero
Graham Lilley and Chris Wray.
| Tommy Porter
Groundsman of the Year
The new football season may be less than a month old, but six grassroots Groundsmen have already been rewarded for their hard work on the pitch... The FA Groundsman of theYear Awards are in their second year, and at an awards ceremony at Windsor Racecourse, the national winners collected their prizes from Tommy Walsh of BBC's 'Groundforce' fame, Gareth Roberts, Sponsorship Manager of FA Partner Carlsberg and Steve Parkin, FA National Game Director. FA Leagues Manager, Mike Appleby, said the awards came about as a way of recognising the hard work put in by groundsmen up and down the country. "Everyone was being rewarded for their work apart from the groundsmen and yet the pitch is the most important part of the process. "They often have to do the work single-handed and normally for no reward - much of their work is voluntary," he added. "With this in mind, these national winners have all done a wonderful job, more often than not on very limited budgets." A team of professional groundsmen and turf care professionals was drafted in to act as judges as the 155 nominations were whittled down to regional and then to the national champions. Appleby added: "Quality pitches are essential for the development of the game at every level - poor playing facilities can seriously hamper this development and continued participation." The Groundsman of the Year competition is part of a wide-ranging FA plan to improve facilities. Some 97% of all affiliated football is played outside the Football League and research by the Football Foundation found drainage problems and lack of changing rooms were the biggest bug bears. The FA is now addressing these concerns as part of a national facility development strategy, where local stakeholders are being encouraged to identify facilities most in need of 2003 National Winners: Nationwide Conference - Rod Pippard - Yeovil Town Ryman League & overall Level 2 winner - Peter Ash - Aylesbury United Dr Martens League - Peter Allen - Moor Green UniBond League - Alf Padena - Radcliffe Borough Level 3 & Below Leagues - Tommy Porter - Durham City FC Local Authority - States of Jersey Tommy Premier Passions Porter Former Sunderland Afc Grounds man Tommy Porter, the man who put true zest and spirit into Premier Passions, has been named by the FA as the country's top non-league groundsman. Tommy who Turned 70 in the summer, the former farm worker retired as Sunderland's head grounds man five years ago and Now plies his trade at Grass Roots Level with Albany Northern League club Durham City at the Archibald’s Stadium. Though Tommy is now hard of hearing’ ("all that machinery") and his elbows won't straighten ("all that bending") he has lost neither his enthusiasm nor his appetite for working and preparing Durham’s Football Field. On his day off, he looks after his greenhouse and his three gardens. Famously outspoken in the TV Premier Passions, the five-part fly-on-the-wall television documentary about Sunderland's last season at Roker Park, he was the only person for whom a bleep test seemed unnecessary. Manager Peter Reid, conversely, managed 15 f-words in one sentence. "It made Roy 'Chubby' Brown look like an advert for Blue Peter," observed the fanzine A Love Supreme at the time. "Every time Tommy Porter came on the screen we listened and nodded," ALS added. At City's handsome but altogether humbler stadium, Tommy swears he's never been happier in his life - but as well a good grounds man might, calls a spade a spade. Think back to the last time we were in the Premiership and, more specifically, to the Premier Passions documentary. Remember the enduring images of the fated TV programme? What were they for you? Peter Reid making Roy Chubby Brown look like an advert for Blue Peter? Bob Murray and John Fickling discussing the style of taps in the new stadium instead of Premiership survival? Sure, these things stay in the memory. Then there were the "fans." The producers enlisted the help of a posh schoolgirl, a lab technician, a decorator and someone who looked suspiciously like Paul Whitehouse - all professing to be life-long fans. Their interviews appeared contrived and lacking somewhat in passion. One man, however, unwittingly summed up the feelings of thousands, and in the wake of the series, the thoughts and attitudes of a humble grounds man remained imprinted on our hearts and minds. Every time Tommy Porter appeared on screen, we listened and nodded. I joined Tommy at his new place of work, the home of Sunderland Reserves and Durham FC, The Archibald Stadium "I've been supporting Sunderland since the day I was born. I was in the Roker End with my father, on his shoulders, shouting for the Lads when I was only a tiny youngster. Probably five or six, even, and I've always supported them. I was that thrilled with the fervour of everybody that it was forever etched in my memory. Charlie Hurley was my favourite player, without a doubt. I tried to copy him, because I played centre half when I was a youngster - my ambition was to be like him and of course it didn't happen! But I idolised Charlie Hurley, I thought he was superb. " One of the best matches I've ever saw was on the way to Wembley in 1973, when we beat Man City at Roker Park and Vic Halom scored. There was a chap next to me who said "I'll see you at Wembley' before the game. After the match, he was crying and he said "I told you, I'll see you at Wembley!' "Out of all the recent players, my favourite was Kevin Ball, just for his honesty, endeavour and working ability, not necessarily for his skill - though I thought he was a lot more skilful than people appreciated him for. Kevin Ball was a rock and he was Sunderland through and through. I was just sad to see him leave. He was fabulous to be around, absolutely tremendous. Him and I got on very, very well, but I think everyone got on with Kevin. As long as you did your bit, he would appreciate you for it, "cos he did his bit too." "The low point of working at Sunderland had to be the relegation from the Premiership, but I loved working at the training ground and seeing how the players were getting on and I also enjoyed being the head grounds man at Roker Park. It was fantastic, much better than my time at the Stadium of Light, because you had a free run, there wasn't anybody stopping you doing your job." Supporting Sunderland wasn't Tommy's only passion, gardening also played a large part in his life? When the opportunity to become Sunderland's grounds man arose in 1986, Tommy knew it was the perfect job for him. "Before I was a grounds man, I did all sorts of things, though I have been a gardener all my life. Now, I've been a grounds man for fifteen years, starting when Denis Smith was manager. They wanted somebody to look after the training ground, so I put my CV in and got the job straight away. When I started work at the Charlie Hurley Centre, the grass was two foot six high and there was one supposed pitch at the far side." The years that Tommy spent at the club were some of the most turbulent ever. In such an intense, ever-changing atmosphere, Porter is in an ideal position to compare the different managers he's worked for. "I thought Denis Smith was a good manager. If he'd got the money, he would have been great for Sunderland Football Club. Malcolm Crosby was absolutely brilliant. A great lad. I wasn't keen on Terry Butcher, although I think he did his best - he just wasn't with it. Mick Buxton was a gentleman through and through. I wouldn't put Peter Reid at the top - as a person or a manager. I got on with him until we moved to the new stadium, but after that it was a very difficult situation." A "difficult situation" which ended in Tommy's sad departure from the club he has always loved. Tommy pinpoints one man who was responsible for his exit. "The then Stadium Manager, Dave Nicholson - I thought he was a really naughty piece of work. He's not there now, which, in my opinion, is good for Sunderland Football Club. He always seemed to be doing his best to knock me back whenever he could - he didn't want me there from the start. I don't know why, perhaps it had something to do with Premier Passions. I expected to be head grounds man, but he made damn sure I wouldn't be. He made all the decisions, but when the bullets flew, he stepped back. "One Thursday night he came in and said: "You can go now, you're retiring, aren't you?' I couldn't even say goodbye to anyone, because it was after 5pm and they'd all gone home. And that was after fourteen years there. Nicholson was the worst person I've ever worked for in my life. I reckon that losing him was the best thing to happen to Sunderland since getting rid of McMenemy. I've got no bitterness towards the club, but I'll always have bitterness towards Nicholson." Even now years after his departure, Tommy finds it difficult to understand why he was treated so poorly. He believes the writing was on the wall long before his eventual retirement, with the events surrounding the now infamous home game against Stockport County in the 1998/99 season, when the pitch was iced over. It is a story that illustrates just how strained relations between Porter, Peter Reid and Dave Nicholson had become. "I didn't like the forecast before the match, so I said to the security man that if there was any snow, he must phone me up. I got a call at quarter to five, telling me that the snow was on the pitch. Little did anybody know, I had always been barred from the boiler room by Mr Nicholson. But the match was going to suffer, so I dashed into the boiler room, pushed what I thought were the right buttons, and everything started up. Then I went outside to clear the snow from the field. There was nobody else there but me. When I went back to the boiler room, everything was working but there was no flame in the boiler. I phoned Nicholson on his mobile - he was in a hotel somewhere with his wife. I told him he'd better sort something out quick, because the boiler still wasn't firing, and I couldn't get it on because I hadn't been taught. A plumber and an electrician came and they couldn't get it started either. "The match eventually started with snow on the pitch, and we scraped a 1-0 win. Reidy called me in after the match and said that if we'd lost the match he would've sacked me. Nicholson just stood back the whole time and never opened his mouth. That was the final straw, and I just had to get out of there." It is an accurate measure of Tommy Porter's character that, despite the tension of his last two years at Sunderland, he still retains a deep affection for all things red and white - particularly the fans. "I've always had a marvellous rapport with the supporters, I couldn't go anywhere without being stopped. It's a little embarrassing sometimes but then once you get talking to them you realise that these supporters are the best in the world. Because I've supported them as I child, I know the passion of the fans. I still try to go to games when I can. Tommy's now concentrates on keeping the pitch at New Ferens Park in tip-top condition. Even at a quick glance, it's obvious that he has lost none of his legendary enthusiasm or skill. The pitch is immaculate, a Bowling Green, even after the 70 plus games it was subjected to last season; a testament to Tommy's hard work. It comes as no surprise that, when I suggest retirement, Tommy lets out a laugh before launching into another breathless sentence. "I've been at Durham City for two years and I'm still working six days a week. I honestly think that this club can get into the conference. We've definitely got the pitch! We'll see how the joints last but I'd like to be involved all the time here now." In an Interview with |
DURHAM COUNTY SUNDAY CUP COMPETITION 2009/2010 SEASON
Greenside FC 8 v 3 Hartlepool Throston Wanderers
Brandon Bay Horse 8 v 2 Stockton Sun Inn
Sunderland RCA Barnes 1 v 2 Middlestone Moor Masons Arms
Sunderland Grangetown Florists 3 v 1 Hartlepool Athletic Rugby
Sunderland Hastings Athletic 4 v 0 Houghton Glendale Social
Easington HMS Victory Club 1 v 2 Kelloe WMC
Sedgefield St Edmunds 4 v 0 Trimdon The Dovecote
Langley Park WMC 4 v 0 Consett Station Ex-Juniors
Chester le Street Easy Street 2 v 4 Birtley Barley Mow WMC
Shotton Comrades 1 v 4 Dawdon Colliery Welfare
Hetton Lyons CC 9 v 0 Sunderland The Jolly Potter
Boldon Shack 9 v 1 Coundon Durham Ox
First Round - Sunday 8th November 2009 Kick Off 10.30 am
174 Billingham The Merlin 3 v 4 Stockton Sun Inn
175 Stockton Hardwick Social Club 4 v 0 Horden CW U 21s
176 Washington North Biddick 0 v 6 Birtley Barley Mow WMC
177 Greenside FC 4 v 2 Easington CIU
178 Billingham Telstar 0 v 2 Chester le Street Easy Street
179 Pelton RAOB 2 v 1 Sundeerland Myers
180 Hartlepool Owton Manor SC 1 v 6 Hartlepool Throston Wanderers
181 Boldon Shack 7 v 0 Murton Victoria
182 Shotton Comrades 3 v 2 Yarm George and Dragon
183 Billingham Cons 4 v 5 Sunderland Hastings Athletic
184 Hartlepool Lion Hillcarter 0 v 2 Kelloe WMC
185 Hartlepool Athletic Rugby 6 v 0 Chester le Street Whitehills Pub
186 South Shields Vets Reunited 1 v 2 Witton Park Rose & Crown.
187 Easington HMS Victory Club 6 v 1 Washington Arms
188 S’land Humbledon & Plains Farm GI 1 v 2 Sunderland The Jolly Potter
189 Burnside WMC 0 v 3 Dawdon Colliery Welfare
190 Chester le St. Osborne WMC 0 v 3 Darlington DSRM Allstars
191 Washington Westwood 1 v 3 Hetton Lyons CC
192 Ferryhill Whitehorse 2 v 6 Sunderland RCA Barnes
193 Houghton Glendale Social 1 v 0 Tantobie Oak Tree
194 Horden Comrades v (Walkover) Stockton Rosegale N & SA
195 Sunderland Golden Fleece 0 v 2 Coundon Durham Ox
196 Tindale Crescent WMC 6 v 2 Wingate Fir Tree DPC
197 Middlestone Moor Masons Arms 6 v 2 West Auckland WMC
198 Consett Station Ex-Juniors 5 v 3 Hartlepool Rovers Quoit
199 Cockfield Kings Head 4 v 2 Hartlepool Mulgrave Athletic
200 Trimdon The Dovecote 5 v 2 Annfield Plain Cricket Club
201 Brandon Bay Horse 5 v 3 Washington JFC
202 Blackhall Old Boys 1 v 2 Langley Park WMC
203 Sedgefield St Edmunds 6 v 3 Coundon Forresters Arms
204 Staindrop FC 1 v 0 Sunderland Roker
205 Sunderland Grangetown Florists 2 v 1 Sunderland SRM Hylton Castle
Third Preliminary Round - Sunday 18th October 2009 Kick Off 10.30 am
142 Chester le St. Waldridge Park U 21s v Kelloe WMC
(Kelloe played in FA Sunday Cup)
143 Sunderland Colliery Tavern Kail 3 v 4 Washington Arms
144 Langley Park WMC 8 v 0 Hartlepool Atletico Corner Flag
145 Annfield Plain Cricket Club 3 v 1 Sunderland The Victory SC
146 Burnmoor Cricket Club 3 v 6 Billingham The Merlin
147 Tantobie Oak Tree 3 v 0 Peterlee EBG
148 S’land Hylton Castle Arms 3 v 7 Chester le Street Easy Street
149 South Moor FC 1 v 7 Sundeerland Myers
150 Hartlepool WMC 2 v 3 (AET) Blackhall Old Boys
151 Horden CW U 21s 4 v 1 West Auckland Eden Arms
152 Washington JFC 8 v 0 B. Auckland Bay Horse Woodhouses
153 Sunderland Roker 7 v 2 Bishop Auckland Beehive
154 Stockton Rosegale N & SA 4 v 1 S’land Hylton Castle Seniors
155 Cockfield Kings Head 4 v 0 Hartlepool Rugby
156 Sunderland Heppies 0 v 3 Hartlepool Athletic Rugby
157 S’land Silksworth Paragon 2 v 2 Coundon Durham Ox
(Coundon won on penalties)
158 Stockton Sun Inn 2 v 1 Shotton Officials
159 Washington The Stella 5 v 6 (AET) Yarm George and Dragon
160 Sunderland Golden Fleece 5 v 4 Easington Lane Three Tuns
161 Hartlepool Mulgrave Athletic 10 v 1 Stanley Shield Row
162 Ferryhill Black Bull 0 v 1 Chester le Street Whitehills Pub
163 Sunderland Catholic Club 0 v 3 Ferryhill Whitehorse
164 Sunniside Social 3 v 5 Trimdon The Dovecote
165 Sunderland Hall Farm 2 v 2 Sunderland SRM Hylton Castle
(SRM Hylton Castle won 4 – 3 on penalties)
166 West Auckland WMC 3 v 0 Seaham Phoenix
167 South Shields Simonside Arms 0 v 3 Birtley Barley Mow WMC
168 Newton Aycliffe WMC 1 v 3 Chester le St. Osborne WMC
169 Sunderland Hastings Athletic 5 v 0 South Shields The White Horse
170 Sherburn Lambton Arms 3 v 5 Wingate Fir Tree DPC
171 Hartlepool Throston Wanderers 4 v 1 Willington Cottles
172 Sunderland The Jolly Potter 8 v 1 Middleton St George The Fighting Cocks
173 Coundon Forresters Arms 3 v 1 Stockton Elm Tree SC
SecondPreliminary Round - Sunday 27th September 2009 Kick Off 10.30 am
Hartlepool DPM Carpets 0 v 4 Hartlepool Throston Wanderers
Horden CW U 21s 4 v 1 Sedgefield Black Lion
Wingate Railway Crossings 1 v 4 Sunderland The Victory SC
Peterlee EBG 2 v 1 Sunderland Millview CIU
Sunniside Social 3 v 2 Kirk Merrington Half Moon
Sunderland SRM Hylton Castle 6 v 2 Framwellgate Moor WMC
Stockton Sun Inn 4 v 1 Whickham Fellside U 21s
Sedgefield NETpark 2 v 3 West Auckland Eden Arms
Newton Aycliffe Royal British Legion 0 v 5 Burnmoor Cricket Club
Chester le Street Whitehills Pub 6 v 2 So. Shields White horse Rangers
Tow Law New Market 2 v 3 Annfield Plain Cricket Club
Hartlepool Atletico Corner Flag 3 v 2 Hartlepool L & L Joinery
Tudhoe United 0 v 3 Hartlepool WMC
Durham County (Sunday) 0 v 7 Birtley Barley Mow WMC
Sunderland Colliery Tavern Kail 3 v 1 Sunderland Hendon Blue
West Auckland Station 2 v 3 Easington Lane Three Tuns
South Moor Sports 3 v 4 Ferryhill Whitehorse
Washington Biddick Inn 0 v 2 South Shields The White Horse
Stockton Newtown & Primrose Hill 4 v 6 West Auckland WMC
Craghead Johns Castle Inn 2 v 3 Chester le St. Waldridge Park U 21s
Etherley Dog & Gun 2 v 4 South Shields Simonside Arms
Bishop Auckland Beehive 4 v 3 High Handenhold Bird Inn
Kelloe WMC 8 v 1 Darlington Haughton WMC
Durham Bede Lodge 5 v 7 South Moor FC
B. Auckland Bay Horse Woodhouses 2 v 2 St Johns Chapel
(Bay Horse won 6 – 5 on penalties)
Stockton Rosegale N & SA 4 v 1 Sunderland Redhouse Last Orders
Hartlepool Schooner Athletic 0 v 3 S’land Hylton Castle Seniors
South Hetton Cricket Club 0 v 4 Newton Aycliffe WMC
Ferryhill WMC 2 v 3 Tantobie Oak Tree
Shildon Three Tuns Goodfellas 1 v 8 Sunderland Hastings Athletic
Blackhall Hardwick 1 v 2 Blackhall Old Boys
Sunderland The Jolly Potter 10 v 2 Easington Miners Arms
Washington Lambton Village 1 v 2 Seaham Phoenix
Darlingon Argos/DHL 1 v 10 Chester le St. Osborne WMC
Hartlepool Snooker Centre 0 v 5 Sunderland Heppies
S’land Hylton Castle Arms 2 v 0 Hetton Social
Wingate Fir Tree DPC 7 v 1 Shildon Royal George
Sunderland Hall Farm 4 v 1 Darlington Rolling Mill Allstars
Hartlepool Rugby 4 v 2 Hartlepool Camerons Club Athletic
Sunderland Millview SC 1 v 2 Hartlepool Athletic Rugby
Coundon Forresters Arms 5 v 0 Hartlepool Welfare Athletic
Sherburn Lambton Arms 4 v 2 Hartlepool Manor Old Boys
Sunderland Silksworth U 21s 2 v 2 Coundon Durham Ox
(Coundon Durham Ox won 4 – 3 on penalties)
Yarm George and Dragon 4 v 1 South Shields Whiteleas SC
Sunderland Catholic Club 4 v 2 Boldon FC
Durham Garden House 0 v 2 Stanley Shield Row
Hartlepool travelers Rest 1 v 2 Billingham The Merlin
Esh Winning Cricket Club 0 v 4 Langley Park WMC
Washington Legends 0 v 5 S’land Silksworth Paragon
Burnopfield Sun Celtic v Chester le Street Easy Street
Washington JFC 4 v 1 Leadgate Golden Lion
Willington Cottles 3 v 2 Lumley FC
Hartlepool Belle Vue SC 3 v 3 Cockfield Kings Head
(Cockfield Kings Head won 4 – 2 on penalties)
Port Clarence FC 2 v 3 Shotton Officials
Washington The Stella 6 v 1 Horden Crossroads
Sunderland Golden Fleece 8 v 1 Hartlepool 3 Lions Sports Bar
Stockton West End U 19s 0 v 2 Ferryhill Black Bull
New Seaham Conservative 4 v 6 Stockton Elm Tree SC
Sundeerland Myers 7 v 0 Sunderland Southwick FC
Whickham U 21s 0 v 1 Washington Arms
Sunderland Ashdown 3 v 4 Middleton St George The Fighting Cocks
Hartlepool Mulgrave Athletic 8 v 1 Wardley Legion
Sunderland Roker 5 v 0 Stockton West End
Trimdon The Dovecote 2 v 0 Pelaw Grange Dogs
First Preliminary Round
Sunday 6th September 2009 Kick Off 10.30 am
1. Annfield Plain Cricket Club 2 v 1 Easington Southside
2. Hartlepool 3 Lions 3 v 5 Sunderland Hall Farm
3. Hunwick WMC 1 v 3 Hartlepool Belle Vue SC
4. Port Clarence FC 4 v 0 Easington Welcome Inn
5. Spennymoor Voltigeur 0 v 4 Yarm George and Dragon
6. Bishop Auckland The Sausage 2 v 4 Hartlepool Mulgrave Athletic
7. Coxhoe WMC 2 v 3 Darlington Haughton WMC
8. Quarrington Hill FC 2 v 6 Newton Aycliffe WMC
9. Hartlepool L & L Joinery 7 v 4 Stockton Traders
10. Bowburn Cooperage 2 v 4 Framwellgate Moor WMC
11. Sunderland Redhouse CIU 0 v 1 Hartlepool travelers Rest
12. Stanley Shield Row 7 v 2 Jarrow West Park elite
13. South Hetton Cricket Club 10 v 1 Bishop Auckland The Station
14. Hartlepool Fishermans Friend 3 v 4 Hartlepool Atletico Corner Flag
15. Blackhall Old Boys 9 v 0 Shildon Three Tuns
16. Chester le Street Easy Street 4 v 3 Darlington Hole in the Wall
17. South Shields The White Horse 5 v 3 Norton The Unicorn
18. Bishop Auckland Hospital Club 1 v 2 Whickham U 21s
19. Houghton Mill All Stars 0 v 7 Sunderland Hastings Athletic
20. Sunderland Kitchens Komplete 2 v 5 Billingham The Merlin
21. Burnmoor Cricket Club 6 v 3 South Shields Nook United
22. Easington Welfare 0 v 0 Sunderland Roker
(Sunderland Roker won 4 – 3 on penalties)
23. Sherburn Lambton Arms 6 v 2 Billingham the Kings
24. B. Auckland The Welcome Tavern 1 v 9 Birtley Barley Mow WMC
25. Sunderland Millview CIU (walkover) v Cassop Victoria
26. Kelloe WMC 7 v 0 Horden Rugby Club
27. Hartlepool Supporters Athletic 1 v 4 Peterlee EBG
28. Sunderland Steels Athletic 1 v 5 Sunderland Heppies
29. Durham County (Sunday) 3 v 1 Seaham Red Star U 21s
30. Seaham Deneside WMC 2 v 3 (AET) S’land Hylton Castle Seniors
31. Hartlepool WMC 4 v 2 Witton Gilbert WMC
32. Ferryhill Black Bull 5 v 1 Hartlepool Princess Helena
33. Hartlepool Throston Wanderers 7 v 0 Hetton New Inn
34. Craghead Johns Castle Inn 4 v 0 Peterlee Helford United
35. Coundon Durham Ox 2 v 0 Norton George & Dragon
36. Wrekenton Stormont Main WMC 4 v 5 South Moor FC
37. Shildon Royal George 5 v 3 Newbottle Bar Pure
38. Seaham Mill Inn 0 v 15 Sunderland Hendon Blue
39. So. Shields White horse Rangers (walkover) v Heighington The Cumby Arms
40. Sedgefield Black Lion 3 v 2 Hartlepool st Francis 2000
41. High Handenhold Bird Inn 6 v4 (AET) Sunderland N Trust
42. Easington Lane Three Tuns 3 v 1 Sunderland Farringdon SC
43 Peterlee Moorcock Athletic 2 v 8 Lumley FC
44. Stockton The Dolphin 2 v 4 Middleton St George The Fighting Cocks
45. Murton New Hesledon 1 v 2 Leadgate Golden Lion
46. Ferryhill Dynamos 1 v 5 Durham Bede Lodge
47. Sunderland Millview SC 7 v 0 Hartlepool Seaton
48. Boldon FC (walkover) v Bishop Middleham Cross Keys
49. Ferryhill Whitehorse 5 v 3 Hartlepool W.H.T.D.S.O.B
50. Hartlepool Welfare Athletic 3 v 2 Middlestone Moor WMC
51. Kirk Merrington Greyhound 1 v 5 Esh Winning Cricket Club
52. Hartlepool Engineers SC 1 v 3 Stockton West End
53. Hartlepool Smallcrafts 1 v 4 Sunderland Southwick FC
54. Coundon Forresters Arms (walkover) v Darlington Longfield
55. Cockfield Kings Head 1 v 0 Crook Town Sunday
56. Pelaw Grange Dogs 3 v 2 Hartlepool Corporation Welfare
57. Ferryhill Celtic 0 v 4 Ferryhill WMC
58. Hetton Town FC 2 v 3 Sunderland Colliery Tavern Kail
59. Washington Biddick Inn 7 v 2 Felling Swan
60. Hartlepool Albion 1 v 2 Durham Garden House
61. Langley Park WMC 8 v 2 Shildon Elm Road WMC
62. Stockton Sun Inn (walkover) v Dunston Holmside Hall
63. Hartlepool Rugby 5 v 2 Easington Half Moon
64. Chilton WMC 0 v 2 West Auckland Eden Arms
65. Shildon Three Tuns Goodfellas 6 v 5 Consett Fountain United 66. Horden CW U 21s 5 v 0 Darlington Shuttle
67. Stockton Rosegale N & SA 8 v 0 Gretham FC
68. Blackhall Hardwick 6 v 0 Hartlepool MBM Greenside
69. Billingham Kings Arms v (walkover) Chester le St. Waldridge Park U 21s
70. Stockton West End U 19s 10 v 7 (AET) So. Shields Wanderers U 21s
71. Fencehouses Dubmire WMC 2 v 5 Sunderland Myers
72. Old Shotton Black Bull 1 v 3 Stockton Elm Tree SC
73. S’land Hylton Castle Arms 7 v 1 Billingham Synthonia Reserves
74. Stockton The Eagle 2 v 4 Hartlepool DPM Carpets
75. S’land Silksworth Paragon 2 v 0 Horden CW Supporters
76. Willington Cottles 4 v 2 Billingham Wanderers
77. Billingham Greenholme 2 v 4 Seaham Phoenix
Byes: (78) Bishop Auckland Beehive, (79) B. Auckland Bay Horse Woodhouses, (80) Burnopfield Sun Celtic, (81) Chester le St. Osborne WMC, (82) Chester le Street Whitehills Pub, (83) Darlingon Argos/DHL, (84) Darlington Rolling Mill Allstars, (85) Easington Miners Arms, (86) Etherley Dog & Gun, (87) Hartlepool 3 Lions Sports Bar, (88) Hartlepool Athletic Rugby, (89) Hartlepool Camerons Club Athletic, (90) Hartlepool Manor Old Boys, (91) Hartlepool Schooner Athletic, (92) Hartlepool Snooker Centre, (93) Hetton Social, (94) Horden Legion, (95) Kirk Merrington Half Moon, (96) New Seaham Conservative, (97) Newton Aycliffe Royal British Legion, (98) Sedgefield NETpark, (99) Shotton Officials, (100) South Moor Sports, (101) South Shields Simonside Arms, (102) South Shields Whiteleas SC, (103) St Johns Chapel, (104) Stockton Newtown & Primrose Hill, (105) Sunderland Ashdown, (106) Sunderland Catholic Club, (107) Sunderland Golden Fleece, (108) Sunderland Redhouse Last Orders, (109) Sunderland SRM Hylton Castle, (110) Sunderland Silksworth U 21s, (111) Sunderland The Jolly Potter, (112) Sunderland The Victory SC, (113) Sunniside Social, (114) Tantobie Oak Tree, (115) Tow Law New Market, (116) Trimdon The Dovecote, (117) Tudhoe United, (118) Wardley Legion, (119) Washington Arms, (120) Washington Juniors, (121) Washington Lambton Village, (122) Washington Legends, (123) Washington The Stella, (124) West Auckland Station, (125) West Auckland WMC, (126) Whickham Fellside U 21s, (127) Wingate Fir Tree DPC, (128) Wingate Railway Crossings,
Exemptions: (1) Billingham Cons, (2) Billingham Telstar, (3) Boldon Shack, (4) Brandon Bay Horse, (5) Burnside WMC, (6) Consett Station Ex-Juniors, (7) Darlington DSRM Allstars, (8) Dawdon Colliery Welfare, (9) Easington CIU, (10) Easington HMS Victory Club, (11) Greenside FC, (12) Hartlepool Lion Hillcarter, (13) Hartlepool Owton Manor SC, (14) Hartlepool Rovers Quoit, (15) Hetton Lyons CC, (16) Horden Comrades, (17) Houghton Glendale Social, (18) Middlestone Moor Masons Arms, (19) Murton Victoria, (20) Pelton RAOB, (21) Sedgefield St Edmunds, (22) Shotton Comrades, (23) South Shields Vets Reunited, (24) Staindrop FC, (25) Stockton Hardwick Social Club, (26) Sunderland Grangetown Florists, (27) Sunderland Humbledon & Plains Farm GI, (28) Sunderland RCA Barnes, (29) Tindale Crescent WMC, (30) Washington North Biddick, (31) Washington Westwood, (32) Witton Park Rose & Crown.
Taylors 4 stops the Bay Horse
In the Premier Division Burnmoor Cricket Club Travelled to Brandon Bay Horse, The Bay Horse looking to complete the Double over the Cricketers as they were 7-4 winners at Burnmoor at the Start of the season. The Bay Horse took the lead on 5 Mins, But on 25 Mins The Cricketers playing some really good Football levelled the scores , A ball from Tim Bowman led to a goalmouth scramble the Brandon Keeper could not hold on to the Ball . Paul Taylor made no mistake with a textbook right footed finish from close range. Then deservedly in the 30 Min the Cricketers took the lead Andy Hall was brought down in the Bay Horse Box , Paul Taylor stepped up to score Both His second and the Cricketers second. A minute before Half time Some good work from Lee Wright saw him up ended in the Bay Horse Box another penalty, and with a superb right footed shot Paul Taylor stepped up to score His Hat Trick,
The Cricketers finishing the First Half 3-1 ahead.. In 2nd half, the Bay Horse started the better, but never really created much, a Break from the Cricketers in the 55 Min a well delivered through-ball from Paul Taylor was converted by Tim Bowman. A fine finish with the right foot from close range, This Made the Score 4-1 to Burnmoor, 10 Mins Later The Cricketers added a Further Goal Andy Halls shot was parried by the Keeper into the Oncoming Paul Taylor who fired in from 6 Yds, The Cricketers were now well in command of the Game, The Hard working Tim Bowman rounded off the scoring in the 80 Min James Pounder found Bowman some 20 Yds out from the Bay Horse Goal he Fired I an unstoppable shot to Give Burnmoor their best away win of the season winning 6-1. In the Other Premiership Game Sedgefield st Edmunds were 5-0 home winners over Burnside Wmc.
In the First Division The Games between Esh Winning Cricket Club and Hilda Park was off due to a Waterlogged pitch as was the Game at Northern Area between Washington JFC and Fatfield Biddick Inn.Birtley Board Inn Travelled to Sacriston Wmc but the Home side were the Stronger in a Good Game, Sacriston winning 2-0, Washington Arms continued their climb up the Division One table with a fine win over Lumley FC. The Washington Glebe Welfare pitch despite heavy overnight rain was in good condition. Both teams played attractive football but for most of the time the game was locked in a one one draw. Lumley open the scoring after ten minutes through a Paul Bainbridge Goal ,but fifteen minutes later gifted the Arms an own-goal equaliser. The Arms took command of the second half but brilliant Lumley defending denied them until the seventy fifth minute when Danny Murray beat the offside trap to make it 2-1. Furious appeals to the referee resulted in Lumley being reduced to ten men for the remainder of the game during which Michael Stubbs makes it 3-1
In the Second Divison Chester Plough lost 2-1 at Home to the The Steelers, The Plough Taking the Lead After 15 Mins a Defence splitting Ball from John Forster found Dan Hill who rounded the Steelers Keeper to score, The Steelers Levelled almost immediately, and in the last 3 Mins the Steelers Pinched the Game to win 2-1. And the Games at Coxhoe, Sedgefield Black Lion and Ushaw Moor Cricket Club were all off due to Waterlogged Pitches.
In the Third Division Low Fell Gold Medal were 5-3 Home winners over Visitors Ferryhill Dynamo’s, Washington Usworth Top Club were 2-1 Home winners Over Bowburn Cooperage, the Game at Pelaw Grange Dogs and Framwellgate Moor Salutation was off due to a waterlogged Pitch.
In the Fourth Division High Handenhold Bird Inn recorded their Highest win with a 9- 0 home win over Chester Leonards.Nevilles Cross Social returned to winning ways with a 3-2 Home win over Ferryhill White Horse, The Games at Garden House home to Witton Gilbert Wmc and Kelloe Davy Lamp at Home to Washington Colliery were Both Off due to the weather.Quarrington Hill wmc were 5-1 Winners at Oxclose Ox and Plough Inn.
In the Deerness Driveways Trophy 2nd Round Chester Osborne made their way into the next round of the cup with an excellent first half display at Bishop Middleham Cross Keys. Chris Winn scoring his brace in the first twenty minutes, then Wes Hood found Paul Botcherny with a twenty yard ball and botch calmly made it 3-0 before the break.Bishop Middleham came out and made a good start after the break scoring straight away but the Osborne pressed and Andrew Willcock scored soon after whilst spinning around on the goal line, With ten minutes left David Long was in the right place to convert a ball across the goalmouth. Score 5-1to the Osborne. The Game at Lambton Village against Chester Easy Street was of due to the waterlogged Pitch.
In the Ramside Hall Hotel Cup Winners Cup Houghton Mill All stars lost 3-0 at Gilesgate Moor Hotel. The Game at Newton Aycliffe wmc was postponed.
In the Spennymoor Town Sponsored League Cup Kelloe Wmc were 4-1 Winners at Fellow Premiership side Houghton Glendale, Chilton Wmc lost 2-0 at Hetton Social. The Game at Ferryhill Wmc was postponed.
In the First Round of the D and P Trophy Washington Victoria Travelled to Premier League side Langley Park Wmc the Victoria were Missing Paul Kindon, Liam Sherriff, Darren Stanley, Steven Douglas, Richie Lowthian. With only one recognised striker available, Steven Naisbett was picked to partner Mark Liddle up front. In the 1st half the Vic were the better team and in a spell of 20 minutes Hitting the bar and post three times apiece. The opener came for Langley Park Wmc after a long ball overcame the Offside trap, the Langley striker nipped in to score. Ryan Mason levelled the scores with a close range effort 5 Mins Later to make the score 1-1. In the Next 20 Minutes Langley Park Wmc scored two more, again on the counter attack, the long ball catching the Vic out again. The Vic did have the Ball in the Net, Steven Naisbett who tucked it away, but the ref blew for offside,. Langley Park Wmc were on top in the second 45 and added another two, their last should have been a routine catch for our keeper but he instead tried to punch it and missed, leaving the striker with another easy tap in. The Final Score Langley Park Wmc 5-1 Washington Victoria .
In the Durham County Football Association Sunday Cup Pelton ROAB Lost at Darlington All Stars.
Hetton Lyons Cricket Clubs Game in the Football Association Sunday Cup against Liverpool side was cancelled.
Peter Playle on the BBC
In the article Peter remembers the World Cup last held in England in 1966.
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DURHAM COUNTY SUNDAY CUP COMPETITION 2009/2010 SEASON
There are NO Replays in this competition
DURHAM COUNTY SUNDAY CUP COMPETITION 2009/2010 SEASON
Third Round - Sunday 3rd January 2010 Kick Off 10.30 am
HOME AWAY REFEREE
222 Darlington DSRM Allstars or v Greenside FC
Pelton RAOB
IF DARLINGTON DSRM WIN REFEREE IS A. POWLES (1474373)
IF PELTON RAOB WIN REFEREE IS P. JOHNSON (1473461)
223 Dawdon Colliery Welfare v Brandon Bay Horse S. Hudson
(1579406)
224 Witton Park Rose & Crown or v Middlestone Moor Masons Arms M. Andrews
Staindrop FC (2006585)
225 Sedgefield St Edmunds v Stockton Hardwick Social Club or S. Watson
Tindale Crescent WMC (1443026)
226 Kelloe WMC v Birtley Barley Mow WMC K. McKitterick
(1474239)
227 Sunderland Grangetown Florists v Cockfield Kings Head or S. Bulmer
Stockton Rosegale N & SA (1628058)
228 Langley Park WMC v Hetton Lyons CC S. Stockbridge
(1474214)
229 Sunderland Hastings Athletic v Boldon Shack R. Draper
(1473661)
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Fourth Round 24th January 2010
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