Oct 2009
Important Notices!
29/10/09 11:58 Category: Important
REFEREE ABUSE
There has been a noticeable increase with regards to the abuse that the league referees have been getting and this could result in referees no longer officiating within the DADSFL. This is totally unacceptable behaviour, either on or away from the pitch.
All players and team officials need to be aware that anyone reported for such behaviour will be severely dealt with under league rules.
We do not have the luxury of a large number of referees within our league. Losing referees will only affect the number of games having an official appointed to thegame. Teams reported for not treating referees with the respect they deserve will be the first to not get a referee when we do not have enough to cover the game. Please respect the referees. Without them you will not get the game you deserve.
RUBBISH LEFT AT THE SIDE OF PITCHES.
This subject has also been raised before. The League has had complaints regarding the rubbish that is left at pitches at the end of games. Should this continue some facilities may be removed. We have also previously had complaints from Differnt Councils concerning litter such as plastic bottles, used plastic tape tie-ups and worst of all, a blood stained bandage being left behind in previous seasons. We would therefore be grateful if teams can get into the habit of bringing a plastic bag with them to matches and appointing a designated person each week to pick up the litter from their touchline and take it to a designated waste bin at the venue. You would not wish to play on a pitch where the previous team’s rubbish is in your standing area. .
PARKING,
This subject has been raised before, but the League need to remind players and supporters to please park responsibility at all venues,Some cars have parked in front of entry/exits which could prevent or delay an ambulance reaching a pitch in an emergency.
There has been a noticeable increase with regards to the abuse that the league referees have been getting and this could result in referees no longer officiating within the DADSFL. This is totally unacceptable behaviour, either on or away from the pitch.
All players and team officials need to be aware that anyone reported for such behaviour will be severely dealt with under league rules.
We do not have the luxury of a large number of referees within our league. Losing referees will only affect the number of games having an official appointed to thegame. Teams reported for not treating referees with the respect they deserve will be the first to not get a referee when we do not have enough to cover the game. Please respect the referees. Without them you will not get the game you deserve.
RUBBISH LEFT AT THE SIDE OF PITCHES.
This subject has also been raised before. The League has had complaints regarding the rubbish that is left at pitches at the end of games. Should this continue some facilities may be removed. We have also previously had complaints from Differnt Councils concerning litter such as plastic bottles, used plastic tape tie-ups and worst of all, a blood stained bandage being left behind in previous seasons. We would therefore be grateful if teams can get into the habit of bringing a plastic bag with them to matches and appointing a designated person each week to pick up the litter from their touchline and take it to a designated waste bin at the venue. You would not wish to play on a pitch where the previous team’s rubbish is in your standing area. .
PARKING,
This subject has been raised before, but the League need to remind players and supporters to please park responsibility at all venues,Some cars have parked in front of entry/exits which could prevent or delay an ambulance reaching a pitch in an emergency.
League News - Sunday 25th October 2009
29/10/09 11:56
In the Bishop Auckland Heart Foundation Cup Burnmoor
Cricket Club entertained Middlestone Moor from the
Spennymoor Sunday League. A good all round team
performance from Burnmoor with the Home side 3
Nil up in 1st 20 mins, On 4 min - lee
smith fired home from close range with a superb
headed goal, following a cross from David woods. 5
mines later - Paul Taylor converted a Penalty. Some
good work from Tom Spurling led to an offence in the
box, and with a tremendous right footed shot Paul
Taylor hit the mark. Then in the 13 min - Paul Taylor
added his second a well delivered through-ball from
lee Wright was converted by Paul Taylor.
A fine finish with the right foot from close range.Middlestone Moor Hit back with two goals before Half Time to make it 3-2 at Half Time.2nd half began after some harsh words from the Burnmoor Manager, It worked as Burnmoor went on to win 10 - 2, On 46 min -A well delivered through-ball from lee smith was converted by Paul Taylor. A great finish with the left foot from 18 yards out. Then On 54 min Paul Taylor added his Fourth of the Game a well delivered through-ball from lee smith was converted by Paul Taylor. A first-class finish with the left foot from 18 yards out. 4 Mins Later Tim Bowman fired home from close range with a speculative headed goal, following a cross from Paul Taylor. On 62 min a well delivered cross from Paul Taylor was converted by Tim bowman. A fine finish with the left foot from close range.
In the 70 min - lee smith supplied the cross, and Jon Caris found the net from six yards out with a superb headed goal. 8 Mins Later James Donnelly supplied the through-ball, and Tim bowman found the net from just inside the box with a speculative left footed effort. Then with 2 Mins Remaining Neil Errington supplied the through-ball, and lee smith found the net from six yards out with a well-finished right footed effort. Coxhoe Wmc Beat Wear Valley Sunday League Side Bishop Auckland Beehive 4-3, In an all League Clash Newton Aycliffe wmc were too strong for Washington Colliery, Aycliffe winning 7-0, Sedgefield St Edmunds also entertained Neville’s Cross Social, Sedgefield winning 6-1.
In the Durham County Football Association Sunday Cup a Game Held over due to Kelloe Wmc involment in the FA Sunday Cup, Kelloe entertained Chester Waldridge Park , Kelloe winning 5-2.
In the Alan Smith Memorial Trophy sponsored by Castle Insurance 2nd Round Lumley Fc entertained New Durham wmc at Lumley, Both sides were evenly matched Until the last 10 Mins of the game when the Stronger Lumley side Broke the deadlock Gary Jackson Firing Home , Lumley Fc comfortably hung on to the 1-0 victory. In the Third Round of the Competition Holders Hetton Lyons Cricket Club were 10-2 Home winners Over Sedgefield Black Lion.
In the Spennymoor Town Sponsored League Cup 2nd Round Newcomers to the League Ferryhill White Needed extra Time to Beat Visitors Sherburn Lambton Arms 4-1.
In the JD Taxis Trophy 1st Round Chester Easy Street lost their first match of the season with an abysmal performance against Washington JFC.After a great victory last week against Sunderland Sunday League Premier League side Hylton Castle , Easy Street were looking for another cup scalp. Easy Street started well with top scorer Craig Mickle having a glorious chance to put the home side ahead but the Washington goalkeeper made a fine save. But Washington started to gain a foothold in the game from then on and should have had a few goals before half time only for poor finishing from their strikers. The second half came and Easy Street took a surprise lead early on. Some good work by influential midfielder Allen Robson set up Mickle who laid the ball into the path of David Cowan who smashed the ball home. But Easy Street couldn't build on that and lost the lead soon after with the Washington midfielder poke the ball home. Then some weak defending down the left allowed Washington to go further ahead. Easy street made a Double Substitution with Glen Taylor and Jak Penny replaced by David Hope and Paul Corlett but the change to 3-5-2 didn't pay dividends with Easy Street losing shape and cover on the right hand side of defence with Chris Greener and David Tyson again getting caught by the Washington who added a Further Goal. A defensive mix up in the Easy street Penalty area allowed the Washington to add a Further Goal, Washington 's fourth of the game. The final whistle couldn't come quick enough for Easy Street who tasted defeat for the first time in 14 games.
In the Deerness Driveways Trophy 1st Round Chester Osborne Wmc travelled to play Durham Bede Lodge Social. The Osborne continued their recent run of form with a two nil win many chances went astray for the Osborne during the first half and unlucky to have a header ruled out for off side just before the half time whistle. The hard work paid off on the second half Andrew Willcock latching on to a Wes Hood pass, Chris days made it two with a solo effort shooting from 20 yards out and under the body of the bede lodge goal keeper.
In the Premier Division Pelton Roab Travelled to Houghton to play the Glendale Social Pelton Took the Lead on 43 min Luke Kerry fired Home from a tight angle, after a teasing cross from Neil Johnson .Glendale levelled the scores but the Visitors went further ahead in the 68 min - Neil Johnson Firing in a Superb drive from 25 yards, after good play from Sean Mansfield
In the 1st Division Sacriston WMC 's Gary Varty scored all three goals in a well deserved 3-1win away at Houghton Mill All Stars.Varty headed home the first before Mill's Gary Adey netted a fine equaliser following a neat one-two with David Hall. On the stroke of half time Mill's James Cattell gave away a penalty kick and was duly booked for dissent - Varty fired the spot kick low into the corner of the net although Mill keeper Dan Pearson was unlucky not to save it. Midway through the second half a Varty twenty yard screamer gave him his hat trick. Ten minutes from time Cattell received his marching orders after being cautioned for a second time and in the dying moments of the game Mill's Steve Fenn and David Hall both struck the woodwork but Sacriston ran out worthy winners.Gilesgate Moor Hotel were 3-0 winners at Birtley Board Inn.
In the Second Division the Steelers Entertained West Rainton Fc It was good 5-2 victory for the The Steelers. The score line looks pretty convincing but this game could have been a different kettle of fish had it not been for Steelers Keeper Hightower whose heroic efforts in the first 5 minutes. He saved 3 point blank shots to keep the score sheet clean. Top Man for the Steelers was Stephen Clifford scoring 4 of the Steelers Goals. And Jamie Clifford add in the Fifth. Chester Plough Inn Crashed to a 3-1 Defeat at Ushaw Moor Cricket Club. Bishop Middleham Cross Keys were 6-0 winners at Pittington Fc, In the Third Division Pelaw Grange Dogs Travelled to Washington to play the Victoria Inn .
This was a brisk game with the game going from end to end. A volley from Washington hit the bar and after 20 minutes they went ahead from a disputed offside goal after Pelaw had been pulled up at the other end for offside. However this didn't dent Pelaw Grange Dogs resolve and they were a much more competitive side from the week before. on about 35 minutes the ball was put over the top as both Pelaws strikers were walking back on side and David Fleming ran through onto the ball to lob it over the advancing Washington keeper to make it 1-1 all at half time.
The second half saw both teams up the pace of the Game and saw Pelaw Grange Dogs Fc go close with a shot from Mark Stevenson that just curled above the bar. A tired David Fleming was substituted before the end with Chris Hawkins coming on. Previous to this Washington had brought two substitutes on and again hit the bar and again headed onto the bar but it all ended 1-1. Sedgefield Net Park Travelled to Washington Usworth Top Club and returned Home with a Share of the Points in a 2-2 Draw Thanks to Goals from Phil Taylorson and Steve Bagshaw.Houghton Chilton Lodge were 5-0 Home winners Over Ferryhill Dynamoes.East Rainton beat Hetton Social 4-1.
In the Fourth Division A great 5-4 win for Chester Leonard’s at Langley Park Sports and Social Langley who have already been beaten by the Leonard’s this season The Leonard’s Scoring all their Goals in the First Half The Leonard’s Fist Goal on 5 min From - Andrew Clarkson, A well delivered through-ball from Josh Fryer was converted by Andrew Clarkson On 10 min - Andrew Clarkson Converted from just inside the box with the right foot, it was a spectacular individual goal which Andrew Clarkson wont forget! On 15 min - Andrew Clarkson Converted from just inside the box with the left foot, it was a great goal to complete his hatrick In the 25 min - Josh Fryer Converted from six yards out with the right foot, Josh Fryer finished off a great team goal. 35 min - Josh Fryer) Josh Fryer fired home from close range with a clinical right foot goal.Oxclose Ox and Plough were 3-2 Home winners Over Durham Garden House. High Handen Hold Bird Inn were 6-1 Home winners Over Framwellgate Moor Wmc
A fine finish with the right foot from close range.Middlestone Moor Hit back with two goals before Half Time to make it 3-2 at Half Time.2nd half began after some harsh words from the Burnmoor Manager, It worked as Burnmoor went on to win 10 - 2, On 46 min -A well delivered through-ball from lee smith was converted by Paul Taylor. A great finish with the left foot from 18 yards out. Then On 54 min Paul Taylor added his Fourth of the Game a well delivered through-ball from lee smith was converted by Paul Taylor. A first-class finish with the left foot from 18 yards out. 4 Mins Later Tim Bowman fired home from close range with a speculative headed goal, following a cross from Paul Taylor. On 62 min a well delivered cross from Paul Taylor was converted by Tim bowman. A fine finish with the left foot from close range.
In the 70 min - lee smith supplied the cross, and Jon Caris found the net from six yards out with a superb headed goal. 8 Mins Later James Donnelly supplied the through-ball, and Tim bowman found the net from just inside the box with a speculative left footed effort. Then with 2 Mins Remaining Neil Errington supplied the through-ball, and lee smith found the net from six yards out with a well-finished right footed effort. Coxhoe Wmc Beat Wear Valley Sunday League Side Bishop Auckland Beehive 4-3, In an all League Clash Newton Aycliffe wmc were too strong for Washington Colliery, Aycliffe winning 7-0, Sedgefield St Edmunds also entertained Neville’s Cross Social, Sedgefield winning 6-1.
In the Durham County Football Association Sunday Cup a Game Held over due to Kelloe Wmc involment in the FA Sunday Cup, Kelloe entertained Chester Waldridge Park , Kelloe winning 5-2.
In the Alan Smith Memorial Trophy sponsored by Castle Insurance 2nd Round Lumley Fc entertained New Durham wmc at Lumley, Both sides were evenly matched Until the last 10 Mins of the game when the Stronger Lumley side Broke the deadlock Gary Jackson Firing Home , Lumley Fc comfortably hung on to the 1-0 victory. In the Third Round of the Competition Holders Hetton Lyons Cricket Club were 10-2 Home winners Over Sedgefield Black Lion.
In the Spennymoor Town Sponsored League Cup 2nd Round Newcomers to the League Ferryhill White Needed extra Time to Beat Visitors Sherburn Lambton Arms 4-1.
In the JD Taxis Trophy 1st Round Chester Easy Street lost their first match of the season with an abysmal performance against Washington JFC.After a great victory last week against Sunderland Sunday League Premier League side Hylton Castle , Easy Street were looking for another cup scalp. Easy Street started well with top scorer Craig Mickle having a glorious chance to put the home side ahead but the Washington goalkeeper made a fine save. But Washington started to gain a foothold in the game from then on and should have had a few goals before half time only for poor finishing from their strikers. The second half came and Easy Street took a surprise lead early on. Some good work by influential midfielder Allen Robson set up Mickle who laid the ball into the path of David Cowan who smashed the ball home. But Easy Street couldn't build on that and lost the lead soon after with the Washington midfielder poke the ball home. Then some weak defending down the left allowed Washington to go further ahead. Easy street made a Double Substitution with Glen Taylor and Jak Penny replaced by David Hope and Paul Corlett but the change to 3-5-2 didn't pay dividends with Easy Street losing shape and cover on the right hand side of defence with Chris Greener and David Tyson again getting caught by the Washington who added a Further Goal. A defensive mix up in the Easy street Penalty area allowed the Washington to add a Further Goal, Washington 's fourth of the game. The final whistle couldn't come quick enough for Easy Street who tasted defeat for the first time in 14 games.
In the Deerness Driveways Trophy 1st Round Chester Osborne Wmc travelled to play Durham Bede Lodge Social. The Osborne continued their recent run of form with a two nil win many chances went astray for the Osborne during the first half and unlucky to have a header ruled out for off side just before the half time whistle. The hard work paid off on the second half Andrew Willcock latching on to a Wes Hood pass, Chris days made it two with a solo effort shooting from 20 yards out and under the body of the bede lodge goal keeper.
In the Premier Division Pelton Roab Travelled to Houghton to play the Glendale Social Pelton Took the Lead on 43 min Luke Kerry fired Home from a tight angle, after a teasing cross from Neil Johnson .Glendale levelled the scores but the Visitors went further ahead in the 68 min - Neil Johnson Firing in a Superb drive from 25 yards, after good play from Sean Mansfield
In the 1st Division Sacriston WMC 's Gary Varty scored all three goals in a well deserved 3-1win away at Houghton Mill All Stars.Varty headed home the first before Mill's Gary Adey netted a fine equaliser following a neat one-two with David Hall. On the stroke of half time Mill's James Cattell gave away a penalty kick and was duly booked for dissent - Varty fired the spot kick low into the corner of the net although Mill keeper Dan Pearson was unlucky not to save it. Midway through the second half a Varty twenty yard screamer gave him his hat trick. Ten minutes from time Cattell received his marching orders after being cautioned for a second time and in the dying moments of the game Mill's Steve Fenn and David Hall both struck the woodwork but Sacriston ran out worthy winners.Gilesgate Moor Hotel were 3-0 winners at Birtley Board Inn.
In the Second Division the Steelers Entertained West Rainton Fc It was good 5-2 victory for the The Steelers. The score line looks pretty convincing but this game could have been a different kettle of fish had it not been for Steelers Keeper Hightower whose heroic efforts in the first 5 minutes. He saved 3 point blank shots to keep the score sheet clean. Top Man for the Steelers was Stephen Clifford scoring 4 of the Steelers Goals. And Jamie Clifford add in the Fifth. Chester Plough Inn Crashed to a 3-1 Defeat at Ushaw Moor Cricket Club. Bishop Middleham Cross Keys were 6-0 winners at Pittington Fc, In the Third Division Pelaw Grange Dogs Travelled to Washington to play the Victoria Inn .
This was a brisk game with the game going from end to end. A volley from Washington hit the bar and after 20 minutes they went ahead from a disputed offside goal after Pelaw had been pulled up at the other end for offside. However this didn't dent Pelaw Grange Dogs resolve and they were a much more competitive side from the week before. on about 35 minutes the ball was put over the top as both Pelaws strikers were walking back on side and David Fleming ran through onto the ball to lob it over the advancing Washington keeper to make it 1-1 all at half time.
The second half saw both teams up the pace of the Game and saw Pelaw Grange Dogs Fc go close with a shot from Mark Stevenson that just curled above the bar. A tired David Fleming was substituted before the end with Chris Hawkins coming on. Previous to this Washington had brought two substitutes on and again hit the bar and again headed onto the bar but it all ended 1-1. Sedgefield Net Park Travelled to Washington Usworth Top Club and returned Home with a Share of the Points in a 2-2 Draw Thanks to Goals from Phil Taylorson and Steve Bagshaw.Houghton Chilton Lodge were 5-0 Home winners Over Ferryhill Dynamoes.East Rainton beat Hetton Social 4-1.
In the Fourth Division A great 5-4 win for Chester Leonard’s at Langley Park Sports and Social Langley who have already been beaten by the Leonard’s this season The Leonard’s Scoring all their Goals in the First Half The Leonard’s Fist Goal on 5 min From - Andrew Clarkson, A well delivered through-ball from Josh Fryer was converted by Andrew Clarkson On 10 min - Andrew Clarkson Converted from just inside the box with the right foot, it was a spectacular individual goal which Andrew Clarkson wont forget! On 15 min - Andrew Clarkson Converted from just inside the box with the left foot, it was a great goal to complete his hatrick In the 25 min - Josh Fryer Converted from six yards out with the right foot, Josh Fryer finished off a great team goal. 35 min - Josh Fryer) Josh Fryer fired home from close range with a clinical right foot goal.Oxclose Ox and Plough were 3-2 Home winners Over Durham Garden House. High Handen Hold Bird Inn were 6-1 Home winners Over Framwellgate Moor Wmc
The FA’s grassroots Goal of the Month competition is now live!
29/10/09 11:53 Category: General
The FA and Sky Sports TV pundit Chris Kamara have teamed up to ask amateur footballers from up and down the land to show off their skills by uploading their best goals to The FA’s Official YouTube channel to mark the launch of their new Grassroots Goal of the Month competition.
The idea is simple. If you think you or your team have scored a screamer, be it everything from a 40-yard lob to a well worked tap in, then you simply upload the clip of the goal to www.youtube.com/TheFA.
At the end of each month Chris Kamara and his judging panel of experts will select a shortlist of three goals that will then go to the public vote.
The competition is open to any player and team playing in affiliated eleven-a-side adult football, and there are fantastic prizes on offer for the winning team. The winner of the first month’s competition (open until the end of November) will receive an amazing package for their team, comprising a bespoke Goal of the Month winners T-shirt, 18 pairs of the latest UMBRO Speciali football boots, a brand new team kit, 10 UMBRO Dynamis Laser Pro balls, the official matchball of The FA Cup, as well as training hurdles, cones and bibs.
Chris Kamara commented: “This is an unbelievable competition! I feel honoured to have been selected for the judging panel and I cannot wait to see all the fantastic goals come flooding in. The grassroots game is full of hidden talent and I’m really looking forward to hopefully finding the next Steven Gerrard or Wayne Rooney over the coming months.”
The FA’s Grassroots Goal of the Month competition is the latest initiative to come from The FA’s eleven-a-side recruitment campaign, which aims to inspire and support adults to keep playing eleven-a-side football. The FA has a stated objective to retain 30,800 men’s teams & 480,000 players by 2012.
DURHAM COUNTY SUNDAY CUP COMPETITION 2009/2010 SEASON
21/10/09 15:43
First Round - Sunday 8th November 2009 Kick Off 10.30 am
174 Billingham The Merlin v Stockton Sun Inn
175 Stockton Hardwick Social Club v Horden CW U 21s
176 Washington North Biddick v Birtley Barley Mow WMC
177 Greenside FC v Easington CIU
178 Billingham Telstar v Chester le Street Easy Street
179 Pelton RAOB v Sundeerland Myers
180 Hartlepool Owton Manor SC v Hartlepool Throston Wanderers
181 Boldon Shack v Murton Victoria
182 Shotton Comrades v Yarm George and Dragon
183 Billingham Cons v Sunderland Hastings Athletic
184 Hartlepool Lion Hillcarter v Chester le St. Waldridge Park U21s or Kelloe WMC
185 Hartlepool Athletic Rugby v Chester le Street Whitehills Pub
186 South Shields Vets Reunited v Witton Park Rose & Crown.
187 Easington HMS Victory Club v Washington Arms
188 S’land Humbledon & Plains Farm GI v Sunderland The Jolly Potter
189 Burnside WMC v Dawdon Colliery Welfare
190 Chester le St. Osborne WMC v Darlington DSRM Allstars
191 Washington Westwood v Hetton Lyons CC
192 Ferryhill Whitehorse v Sunderland RCA Barnes
193 Houghton Glendale Social v Tantobie Oak Tree
194 Horden Comrades v Stockton Rosegale N & SA
195 Sunderland Golden Fleece v Coundon Durham Ox
196 Tindale Crescent WMC v Wingate Fir Tree DPC
197 Middlestone Moor Masons Arms v West Auckland WMC
198 Consett Station Ex-Juniors v Hartlepool Rovers Quoit
199 Cockfield Kings Head v Hartlepool Mulgrave Athletic
200 Trimdon The Dovecote v Annfield Plain Cricket Club
201 Brandon Bay Horse v Washington JFC
202 Blackhall Old Boys v Langley Park WMC
203 Sedgefield St Edmunds v Coundon Forresters Arms
204 Staindrop FC v Sunderland Roker
205 Sunderland Grangetown Florists v 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.
Wearmouth Colliery Tavern CIA 2 v 4 Washington Arms
20/10/09 15:04
In the Durham County Sunday Cup Washington Arms
travelled to play Sunderland Sunday League first
division club Wearmouth Colliery Tavern CIAF, the
two closely matched teams produced an
entertaining game which saw the lead switch back and
forwards before the score was settled in the
Arms favour. Danny Murray opened the scoring for the
Arms with a fine header on the ten minute mark,
however the Colliery Tavern team responded strongly
and dominated most of the remaining first half with
goals from David Dixon and Michael Bulmer to take a
2-1 lead. On the stoke of half-time the Arms grab an
equaliser from a well struck Daz Green effort. The
second half is dominated by the Arms who storm into a
four-two lead with goals from Craig Smith and Michael
Stubbs, with time running out Jon Wardie grabs a goal
to give the Colliery Tavern a lifeline
but resolute Washington Arms defending sees them
through and into the next round.
League News - Sunday 18th October
19/10/09 14:11
The League had Two entrants In the Football
Association Sunday Cup Last Seasons Premier League
Champions Kelloe Wmc and Hetton Lyons Cricket
Club.Hetton Lyons Cricket Club made a Great start to
this Seasons Competition in the Football Association
Sunday Cup Competition they entertained Allerton from
the Liverpool Sunday League at the Brewery Field
Spennymoor, Bradley Groves Side cruised into the next
Round with a Fine 7-0 Home win. The game should have
been out of reach of Allerton in the first 45 minutes
with some great football from the Lyons and plenty of
chances going high and wide and the Liverpool
side didn't help themselves when they had a
player sent off for a second yellow card just before
half time. Chris bell opened the scoring for the
Lyons after 15 minutes with some good play
inside the penalty area and then giving the
goalkeeper no chance. In the 33rd minute a free kick
from the left hand side, Steven Capper floated
the ball to the far side of the penalty area and
Leon Ryan rose above the Allerton defence and heading
it across the box hitting the inside of the post and
in to the net 2-0 half time.
Second half and the Lyons were playing against ten men and after 55 minutes went 3-0 up when a clearance from Keith Graydon to Chris bell who beat the defender and crossed to John Toft and gave the goalkeeper no chance. It didn't take substitute Jamie Clarke to long to get on the score sheet, a inch perfect pass from Keith Graydon to Michael Rae wide on the right hand side and he crossed it for Jamie clarke to make 4-0 with 65 minutes gone, Two minutes later a run from Toft on the left wing and avoiding the tackle from the defender crossed it for Michael Rae to get his first goal of the afternoon and the 5th for the Lyons. Michael Rae got his second goal after 81mins when the goalkeeper pulled of a great save from Gareth Waite and Rae was the quickest as the goalkeeper could only parry the shot. Hetton went 7 up when Michael Rae beat the offside trap and crossed the ball for Keith Graydon to get his well deserved goal. A good performance from the Lyons and should have been in double figures but happy to go through to the next round.Last Seasons Premier League Champions Kelloe Wmc entertained Witton Park Rose and Crown from the Wear Valley Sunday League at Beechfield Park, Coxhoe, Kelloe Wmc Put on a Great Display but were beaten 4-3 by Witton Park Rose and Crown.
In the Two Games In the Premier Division Sacriston Cricket Club entertained Pelton ROAB.A good Game Of Football with Both Sides playing some excellent Football, It was the Home Side Sacriston who took the Lead on 15 min Rob Draper fired home from close range with a clinical headed goal, following a corner from Graham Embleton. Pelton Levelled the scores in the 37 min Ross Robson supplied the cross, and Gareth Cornell found the net from just inside the box with a superb right footed effort.. The score level at Half Time 1-1. Pelton took the lead in the 72 min a fine right footed finish from six yards out by Luke Kerry, following a goalmouth scramble. But three Minutes later the scores were level when Graham Embleton supplied the corner and Rob Draper found the net from six yards out with a spectacular headed goal. No further Goals the score after 90 Mins 2-2.Sedgefield St Edmunds Travelled to Bunside Wmc and in a 7 Goal Thriller Returned home with all 3 Points in a Fine 4-3 win.
In the First Division Houghton Mill All Stars struck four second half goals to beat Lumley FC 4-0.Nick Thompson volleyed in from ten yards out for the first. A Thompson long free kick into the goal area found the Lumley defence sleeping as James Cattell headed home number two and a further couple from from Gary Adey gave Mill a fine win.Gilesgate Moor Hotel were 4-3 winners at Esh Winning Cricket Club.
In the Second Division Washington Lambton Village Beat Visitors West Rainton fc 3-2
The Third Division A commanding performance By Washington Victoria Fc who totally dominated The Home Game against Visitors Shadforth Plough Inn Fc from start to finish The Vics winning 5-0. Shadforth had one shot on target which came in the 90th minute as they failed to test makeshift goalkeeper Andrew Cameron, who showed his commitment for the cause in travelling back from Liverpool this morning to play. Steven Talbot was in magnificent form as he controlled the midfield and Stu Sweeney was a class act at the back as usual. The First Goal on 20 min some good work from Steven Wilson led to a goalmouth scramble. Mark Liddle took advantage by scoring a well-finished right footed goal from close range. The second On 30 min a well delivered cross from Graham Fullarton was converted by Steven Talbot. A first-class finish with the head from 18 yards out. On 50 min a virtuoso solo goal by Darren Naisbett, scored from long range with the right foot. It has to go down in the records as a brilliant effort. The Fourth on 70 min from Michael Dowson, scored from long range with the right foot. It has to go down in the records as a brilliant effort and the Fifth on 85 min Lee Bradburn Picked the Ball Up from just inside the box with a right footed finish, it was a well-finished individual goal which Lee Bradburn wont forget! The move started with some clever play from Steven Talbot. Low Fell Gold Medal were 4-1 winners at Framwellgate Moor Salutation and Ferryhill Dynamo’s were 5-3 Home winners Over Houghton Chilton Lodge.Hetton Social were 3-2 winners at Bowburn Cooperage.Pelaw Grange Dogs Crashed to a 5-1 defeat at Washington Usworth Top Club.
In The Fourth Division New Durham Wmc Travelled To High Handenhold Bird In And A Hatrick From 17 Year Old Nicolas Marley, One For Graeme Brenkley And One From Robert Charlton Gave Them A 5-3 Win.Framwellgate Moor Wmc made the Short Journey to Durham Garden House in a seven goal Thriller , they Lost 4-3 to the Garden House.Witton Gilbert Wmc returned to winning Ways with a Hard Fought Victory 4-3 at Oxclose Ox and Plough, Langley Park Rams Head were 7-3 winners at Neville’s Cross Social.Kelloe Davy Lamp had a Fine 4-2 Home win Over Quarrington Hill Wmc.
In the Alan Smith Memorial Trophy Ferryhill Wmc Needed Extra Time at Birtley Board Inn, Scores Level at 90 Mins, But on Full Time Ferryhill won 7-6.
In the League Cup Sponsored by Spennymoor Town Fc Premier League Side Brandon Bay Horse Crashed out Of the Competition loosing 1-0 at Sedgefield Black Lion. Goals from Ken Ball and Two fine Strikes from Shaun Williamson Gave Chester Hilda Park a 3-2 away win at The Steelers Fc.
In the Deerness Driveways Trophy Coxhoe Wmc were 3-2 winners at Ushaw Moor Cricket Club and in the other game in this Competition Chester Plough Inn were 2-1 winners at East Rainton Travellers Rest.
In the Jd Taxis Trophy 1 st Round Hamsteels Inn made the Journey to Sedgefield to play Net Park but Goals from Martin Broon, Peter Sedgewick and two each from Nicky Walker and Stephen Turland gave the Home side a Fine 6-0 win. In the Same Competition Fatfield Biddick Inn crashed to a 6-2 Defeat at Chilton Wmc.
In the Durham Football Association County Cup Chester Osborne travelled to Newton Aycliffe Wmc in an all League Cup Tie and provided a good performance, man of the match Chris days put the Osborne one up before half time, and scored again after the interval, Chris Bennett made it three nil before Newton Aycliffe replied with a late penalty. Chester Easystreet Travelled to Hylton Castle Arms from the Sunderland Sunday League in the Durham County FA Sunday Cup .Easy Street continued their impressive cup run after a thrilling encounter against Hylton Castle with David Tyson the unlikely hero. Tyson popped up with two goals in the second half and coupled a commanding defensive performance meant Easy Street remained unbeaten. After beating Burnopfield in the last round, Easy were looking to add another Premier League scalp to their name. Played in the shadows of the Stadium of Light Hylton started the stronger and showed their Premier League class by going 2-0 up in the first 15 minutes, with some poor defensive work to blame. But Allen Robson gave Easy some hope minutes later with a great finish from an acute angle. Some poor defensive work again cost Easy Street dear as Hylton scored a third on the break although their lead was very undeserved. Another ray of light came just before half time when David Cowan, who had missed two good chances earlier on, made it third time lucky as he coolly slotted the ball past the Hylton goalkeeper after a delicate ball was slipped through by Mickle. The half time whistle blew and Easy knew that goal had given them the ascendancy and Manager Dalkins half time words payed instant dividends as Easy drew level 13 seconds after the kick-off. Mickle beat three players before playing a neat one-two with Damien Baston and slotting the ball underneath the goalkeeper. The tall striker who has bagged 22 goals this season was causing all sorts of problems for the Hylton defence with his pace. It was his shot that led to the corner in which Baston scored directly from. Some misjudgement from the Hylton goalkeeper meant the ball sailed into the far right hand corner and gave Easy a 4-3 lead. Glen Taylor then had a header ruled out for offside before Tyson popped up the powerfully head home another Baston corner at the near post. Bastons corners were causing all sorts of problems and Tyson was on the score sheet again as another corner from the left was headed down by the sub Evans and Tyson poked home at the near post. The game was now Easy's and Mickle crowned off his and the teams performance with a sublime finish. A ball from Stephen Marriott was flicked on by a Hylton defender and Mickle swivelled to strike the ball on the volley with his left foot from 25 yards and sent it flying across goal and into the far right corner. As the referee blew the final whistle Easy celebrated yet a Fine 7-3 away win .Burnmoor Cricket Club Crashed to a 6-3 Home Defeat from Billingham Merlin Fc. Washington jfc were 8-0 Home winners Over the Eden Arms, Sherburn Lambton Arms were beaten 5-3 at Home to Visitors Wingate Fir Tree.Ferryhill White Horse were 3-0 winners at Sunderland Catholic Club. Washington Arms Travelled to the Colliery Tavern in Sunderland and in a 7 Goal Thriller they went into the next round winning 4-3.
Second half and the Lyons were playing against ten men and after 55 minutes went 3-0 up when a clearance from Keith Graydon to Chris bell who beat the defender and crossed to John Toft and gave the goalkeeper no chance. It didn't take substitute Jamie Clarke to long to get on the score sheet, a inch perfect pass from Keith Graydon to Michael Rae wide on the right hand side and he crossed it for Jamie clarke to make 4-0 with 65 minutes gone, Two minutes later a run from Toft on the left wing and avoiding the tackle from the defender crossed it for Michael Rae to get his first goal of the afternoon and the 5th for the Lyons. Michael Rae got his second goal after 81mins when the goalkeeper pulled of a great save from Gareth Waite and Rae was the quickest as the goalkeeper could only parry the shot. Hetton went 7 up when Michael Rae beat the offside trap and crossed the ball for Keith Graydon to get his well deserved goal. A good performance from the Lyons and should have been in double figures but happy to go through to the next round.Last Seasons Premier League Champions Kelloe Wmc entertained Witton Park Rose and Crown from the Wear Valley Sunday League at Beechfield Park, Coxhoe, Kelloe Wmc Put on a Great Display but were beaten 4-3 by Witton Park Rose and Crown.
In the Two Games In the Premier Division Sacriston Cricket Club entertained Pelton ROAB.A good Game Of Football with Both Sides playing some excellent Football, It was the Home Side Sacriston who took the Lead on 15 min Rob Draper fired home from close range with a clinical headed goal, following a corner from Graham Embleton. Pelton Levelled the scores in the 37 min Ross Robson supplied the cross, and Gareth Cornell found the net from just inside the box with a superb right footed effort.. The score level at Half Time 1-1. Pelton took the lead in the 72 min a fine right footed finish from six yards out by Luke Kerry, following a goalmouth scramble. But three Minutes later the scores were level when Graham Embleton supplied the corner and Rob Draper found the net from six yards out with a spectacular headed goal. No further Goals the score after 90 Mins 2-2.Sedgefield St Edmunds Travelled to Bunside Wmc and in a 7 Goal Thriller Returned home with all 3 Points in a Fine 4-3 win.
In the First Division Houghton Mill All Stars struck four second half goals to beat Lumley FC 4-0.Nick Thompson volleyed in from ten yards out for the first. A Thompson long free kick into the goal area found the Lumley defence sleeping as James Cattell headed home number two and a further couple from from Gary Adey gave Mill a fine win.Gilesgate Moor Hotel were 4-3 winners at Esh Winning Cricket Club.
In the Second Division Washington Lambton Village Beat Visitors West Rainton fc 3-2
The Third Division A commanding performance By Washington Victoria Fc who totally dominated The Home Game against Visitors Shadforth Plough Inn Fc from start to finish The Vics winning 5-0. Shadforth had one shot on target which came in the 90th minute as they failed to test makeshift goalkeeper Andrew Cameron, who showed his commitment for the cause in travelling back from Liverpool this morning to play. Steven Talbot was in magnificent form as he controlled the midfield and Stu Sweeney was a class act at the back as usual. The First Goal on 20 min some good work from Steven Wilson led to a goalmouth scramble. Mark Liddle took advantage by scoring a well-finished right footed goal from close range. The second On 30 min a well delivered cross from Graham Fullarton was converted by Steven Talbot. A first-class finish with the head from 18 yards out. On 50 min a virtuoso solo goal by Darren Naisbett, scored from long range with the right foot. It has to go down in the records as a brilliant effort. The Fourth on 70 min from Michael Dowson, scored from long range with the right foot. It has to go down in the records as a brilliant effort and the Fifth on 85 min Lee Bradburn Picked the Ball Up from just inside the box with a right footed finish, it was a well-finished individual goal which Lee Bradburn wont forget! The move started with some clever play from Steven Talbot. Low Fell Gold Medal were 4-1 winners at Framwellgate Moor Salutation and Ferryhill Dynamo’s were 5-3 Home winners Over Houghton Chilton Lodge.Hetton Social were 3-2 winners at Bowburn Cooperage.Pelaw Grange Dogs Crashed to a 5-1 defeat at Washington Usworth Top Club.
In The Fourth Division New Durham Wmc Travelled To High Handenhold Bird In And A Hatrick From 17 Year Old Nicolas Marley, One For Graeme Brenkley And One From Robert Charlton Gave Them A 5-3 Win.Framwellgate Moor Wmc made the Short Journey to Durham Garden House in a seven goal Thriller , they Lost 4-3 to the Garden House.Witton Gilbert Wmc returned to winning Ways with a Hard Fought Victory 4-3 at Oxclose Ox and Plough, Langley Park Rams Head were 7-3 winners at Neville’s Cross Social.Kelloe Davy Lamp had a Fine 4-2 Home win Over Quarrington Hill Wmc.
In the Alan Smith Memorial Trophy Ferryhill Wmc Needed Extra Time at Birtley Board Inn, Scores Level at 90 Mins, But on Full Time Ferryhill won 7-6.
In the League Cup Sponsored by Spennymoor Town Fc Premier League Side Brandon Bay Horse Crashed out Of the Competition loosing 1-0 at Sedgefield Black Lion. Goals from Ken Ball and Two fine Strikes from Shaun Williamson Gave Chester Hilda Park a 3-2 away win at The Steelers Fc.
In the Deerness Driveways Trophy Coxhoe Wmc were 3-2 winners at Ushaw Moor Cricket Club and in the other game in this Competition Chester Plough Inn were 2-1 winners at East Rainton Travellers Rest.
In the Jd Taxis Trophy 1 st Round Hamsteels Inn made the Journey to Sedgefield to play Net Park but Goals from Martin Broon, Peter Sedgewick and two each from Nicky Walker and Stephen Turland gave the Home side a Fine 6-0 win. In the Same Competition Fatfield Biddick Inn crashed to a 6-2 Defeat at Chilton Wmc.
In the Durham Football Association County Cup Chester Osborne travelled to Newton Aycliffe Wmc in an all League Cup Tie and provided a good performance, man of the match Chris days put the Osborne one up before half time, and scored again after the interval, Chris Bennett made it three nil before Newton Aycliffe replied with a late penalty. Chester Easystreet Travelled to Hylton Castle Arms from the Sunderland Sunday League in the Durham County FA Sunday Cup .Easy Street continued their impressive cup run after a thrilling encounter against Hylton Castle with David Tyson the unlikely hero. Tyson popped up with two goals in the second half and coupled a commanding defensive performance meant Easy Street remained unbeaten. After beating Burnopfield in the last round, Easy were looking to add another Premier League scalp to their name. Played in the shadows of the Stadium of Light Hylton started the stronger and showed their Premier League class by going 2-0 up in the first 15 minutes, with some poor defensive work to blame. But Allen Robson gave Easy some hope minutes later with a great finish from an acute angle. Some poor defensive work again cost Easy Street dear as Hylton scored a third on the break although their lead was very undeserved. Another ray of light came just before half time when David Cowan, who had missed two good chances earlier on, made it third time lucky as he coolly slotted the ball past the Hylton goalkeeper after a delicate ball was slipped through by Mickle. The half time whistle blew and Easy knew that goal had given them the ascendancy and Manager Dalkins half time words payed instant dividends as Easy drew level 13 seconds after the kick-off. Mickle beat three players before playing a neat one-two with Damien Baston and slotting the ball underneath the goalkeeper. The tall striker who has bagged 22 goals this season was causing all sorts of problems for the Hylton defence with his pace. It was his shot that led to the corner in which Baston scored directly from. Some misjudgement from the Hylton goalkeeper meant the ball sailed into the far right hand corner and gave Easy a 4-3 lead. Glen Taylor then had a header ruled out for offside before Tyson popped up the powerfully head home another Baston corner at the near post. Bastons corners were causing all sorts of problems and Tyson was on the score sheet again as another corner from the left was headed down by the sub Evans and Tyson poked home at the near post. The game was now Easy's and Mickle crowned off his and the teams performance with a sublime finish. A ball from Stephen Marriott was flicked on by a Hylton defender and Mickle swivelled to strike the ball on the volley with his left foot from 25 yards and sent it flying across goal and into the far right corner. As the referee blew the final whistle Easy celebrated yet a Fine 7-3 away win .Burnmoor Cricket Club Crashed to a 6-3 Home Defeat from Billingham Merlin Fc. Washington jfc were 8-0 Home winners Over the Eden Arms, Sherburn Lambton Arms were beaten 5-3 at Home to Visitors Wingate Fir Tree.Ferryhill White Horse were 3-0 winners at Sunderland Catholic Club. Washington Arms Travelled to the Colliery Tavern in Sunderland and in a 7 Goal Thriller they went into the next round winning 4-3.
"It's fabulous to be back home."
19/10/09 14:10 Category: General
Stephen Johnson with his wife Joan.
17 October 2009
By By MARISSA CARRUTHERS
The words of Stephen Johnson in the arms of his devoted family as he returned to Wearside for the first time since being charged with murder on a Spanish holiday island 20 months ago – a crime he strongly denies.
"I never thought this day would happen," added the 54-year-old dad-of-three, who owns Stepys Coaches – which used to sponsor the Durham and District Sunday Football League.
Mr Johnson was allowed home for a fortnight by the Spanish authorities, having previously been unable to leave Tenerife since he was arrested for allegedly fatally stabbing a 25-year-old Moroccan, in the resort of Playa de las Americas.
"My stomach has been churning for the last three days with worry about whether it would happen," he told the Echo.
Mr Johnson's first stop before returning to the family home of 27 years at Elvet Green, Hetton, was to visit his mum Nora, 77, in Haswell Plough, who has not seen him since January last year.
"She saw him and just broke into tears and cried her heart out," said Mr Johnson's wife Joan, 53.
As well as catching up with their children Michelle, 27, Lorraine, 26, and Gary, 24, Mr Johnson is hoping to see his one-year-old granddaughter – who he has only seen once since his arrest.
He intends to spend his fortnight enjoying a quiet time at home, adding: "I'm just going be with my family and sort things out with the business.
"I would like to go and watch Sunderland, but I'll probably go and watch the local teams, like Hetton Lyons."
The incident which turned a holiday into a nightmare is believed to have happened when Mr Johnson acted as a good Samaritan to stop a fight, during which he suffered a head wound.
It is thought he could be held on bail in Tenerife for up to four years, but recent legal moves suggest a jury trial could take place in Santa Cruz next year.
The trauma has had a devastating effect on Mr Johnson and his loved ones, who have been wracked with worry about him.
"When this all first happened I was suicidal," he said. "I couldn't eat, I couldn't sleep. Everything was just a daze. I couldn't believe what was happening.
"My life has been on hold until this goes to court. The emotional and physical stress and strain has been unbelievable."
He said he would have not been able to cope with the ordeal without help from friends who have stuck by him in Tenerife and Wearside, including entrepreneur Matty Roseberry.
A webpage called Bring Back Stepy has been set up on the Internet site Facebook, which urges people to contact North East MEP Stephen Hughes to lobby the Foreign Office for help.
A man from Liverpool was also arrested by Spanish Police in connection with the killing, and remanded in prison.
League News - Sunday 11th October 2009
14/10/09 17:07
In the JD Taxis Guards Cup A last gasp Gary Adey
header gave reigning JD Taxi's Guards Cup holders
Houghton Mill All Stars a 3-2 home win over
Washington Arms to send Mill into the quarter finals
of this seasons Competition .The only goal of the
first half was after ten minutes when Gary Adey
headed home a Kevin Johnston corner. Mill
doubled their lead five minutes into the second half
when an Gary Adey free kick rebounded off the cross
bar for James Cattell to score. Washington Arms were
the better side for most of the second half and
deservedly fought back to 2-2 with a Craig Smith shot
from fifteen yards out and a close range header from
Michael Stubbs. But with the match heading for extra
time Arms were dealt a cruel blow when an in swinging
Steven Ashman corner kick was headed in by Gary Adey
for the winner. This was literally the last action of
the match as the referee blew for time with the ball
resting in the back of the net.Esh Winning Cricket
Club Moved in to the quarter Finals with a 5-2 win at
Bowburn Cooperage
In the League Cup Sponsored by Spennymoor Town Fc Kelloe WMC FC travelled to Washington Victoria in the first round of the Spennymoor Town Fc sponsored League cup. Kelloe dominated the majority of the game and ran out 4 - 0 winners with goals from Chris Smith, Kieran Megran, Adam Strong and John Jury. Chester Osborne Wmc beat Visitors Quarrington Hill Wmc 3-1 In the Alan Smith Memorial Trophy Sponsored By Castle Insurance Ltd
In the Deerness Driveways Presidents Trophy Ferryhill White Horse and Visitors Durham Garden House were Level after extra Time at 3-3, the Garden House winning on Penalties. Bishop Middleham Cross Keys Travelled to Pittington and again both were Level at Full Time at 3-3 Extra Time didn’t produce a Winner, the Cross Keys Winning on Penalties. Chilton Wmc were Fine 5-1 winners at West Rainton Fc. Sherburn Lambton Arms Progressed to the Next Round winning 4-2 at Washington Usworth Top Club.
In the Premier Division League Leaders Hetton Lyons Cricket Club prepared for their forthcoming FA Sunday Cup Tie at Spennymoor Town Fc against Allerton Fc from the Liverpool & District Sunday League with a 9-1 Home win Over Ferryhill Wmc.Sacriston Cricket Club entertained Newton Aycliffe Wmc , Sacriston started the game poorly and on 4 mins and were 1-0 down when they lost the ball carelessly in midfield and 2 passes later the Newton Aycliffe forward was in on goal with a free shot from 12 yards out which he finished well.
The game then became quite open for the next few mins with both sides having good chances to score and on 25 mins Sacriston Levelled the scores The Ball was Cleared by the Aycliffe Defence out of the box about 30 yards from goal and Graeme Embleton ran onto the ball and hit it first time into the bottom corner with a thunderous right footed shot. Both sides were playing good football and 1-1 was a fair score line at half time. Sacriston Started the 2nd half strongly and although Newton Aycliffe did cause problems on the break Sacriston were the side doing most of the pressing .Sacriston went 2-1 up when a good team move down the left involving Kev Coates and Yates resulted in Sam Renwick getting the ball with space on the 18 yard line and he squared the ball to the right to Lowerson who seemed to take an eternity to shoot but he calmly slotted home at the near post to Sacriston 2-1 ahead. Newton Aycliffe came back hard at Sacriston but didn’t really create any clear chances although their was a few nervy moments towards the end Sacriston Holding Out for all 3 points. Pelton ROAB entertained Houghton Glendale Goals from Brinsley Sheridan who fired home from close range with a clinical headed goal, following a cross from Luke Kerry and A well-finished free-kick by Craig Marron, guided home with the right foot from outside the area. Gave Pelton a share of the Points in a 2-2 Draw.Burnmoor Cricket Club entertained Brandon Bay Horse goals from Michael Wright Who fired home from close range with a well-finished headed goal, following a cross from Andy hall and a well delivered through-ball from lee smith was converted by Luke charlsworth. A fine finish with the left foot from 18 yards out. Gave the Cricketers a 2-0 Lead after 20 Mins.Halftime saw the Cricketers Loosing 4-2 to the much stronger Brandon Side. Burnmoor Started the second half well a tremendous individual goal and a moment of magic! Good lead up play from David woods led to Andy hall scoring from close range with the right foot. To make it 3-4, then on 65 min a fine right footed finish from six yards out by Jon caris, following a goalmouth scramble. This levelled the scores at 4-4, but the last 20 Mins saw the Much Stronger Brandon Side score a Further 3 Goals to win 7-4.Langley Park Wmc were 5-4 winners at Burnside Wmc.
In the First Division Birtley Board Inn and Visitors Fatfield Biddick Inn shared the Points in a 4-4 Draw.Gilesgate Moor Hotel scored a late winner which claimed 3 points in a close fought game against Visitors Lumley Fc. Washington JFC were 1-0 Home winners Over Chester Hilda Park.
In the Second Division the Only Game played saw Chester Plough Inn make the short Trip to Pelton Fc. Pelton Fc kicked off, but it was the Plough who threatened first with Graham Martin firing a decent strike on goal. New signing Mark ‘Archie’ Atchison began the game well making several decent challenges in the early Stages. Pelton Fc went ahead in the 7th minute when a Pelton player was allowed to run unchallenged through the Plough midfield. The Plough Defence Looking for an Offside, but the pass never came and the Pelton player ran straight through the defence tapped in an open goal with The Plough Keeper Graham Pollard stranded. 1-0 Pelton. On 42 minutes the Plough drew level when Keith Lines finished brilliantly into the roof of the net on the half volley, from a Ben Lloyd flick on The Half time score 1-1
Plough Introduced John Foster in the second Half Ben Lloyd reverting to centre forward. The Plough started the half slowly and fell behind once more when the Pelton forward got his 2nd of the game, turning a plough defender before nicking the ball past Pollard from a tight angle. 2-1. The Plough responded well and began to get on top. Within minutes the Plough were level once more when Ben Lloyd produced a goal of the season contender, firing an unstoppable right footed effort into the top corner from 25 yards! To make It 2-2. The Plough could have been ahead minutes later, but Sam Joel’s clinical finish from a John Foster pass was ruled out for offside. Instead, it was Pelton who restored their lead when Trevor Yippy scored with a low shot from the edge of the box which trickled into the bottom corner. 3-2. Pelton extended their lead on 72 minutes when their centre forward completed his hat-trick, with a well taken right footed finish from close range 4-2. The Final score 4-2 to Pelton Fc
In the Third Division Houghton Chilton Lodge entertained Pelaw Grange Dogs , It was Houghton Who went ahead after a penalty was given against Pelaw Dogs FC Andrew Smiles after 15 minutes which was slotted passed Pelaw Grange Dogs FC new keeper Wayne Laws. After about 30 minutes Pelaw Dogs equalised from a great dipping shot from Ian Pine after a pass to him from Neil Worley. They should have equalised earlier from a shot from David Donnelly that flew across the goal. After half time Pelaw Grange Dogs went ahead with a tap in from Mark Stevenson but after around 75 minutes Pelaw Grange Dogs FC Scott Patterson went down from a tackle and was in immediate pain. With Scott having no feeling in his lower leg it was necessary for Phil Hawkins to come on. Pelaw's keeper then failed to hold the ball and it was 2-2. In the last 10 minutes they were unlucky again as the keeper punched the ball out from a cross for it to rebound off Phil Hawkins and back into the net to make it 3-2 at the final whistle for Houghton. Sedgefield Net Park travelled to Gateshead to play the Low Fell Gold Medal, Goals from Martin Broom 2, Nicky Walker, Stephen Turland and Steven Bagshaw gave them a Fine 5-0 win.
In the Fourth Division the Big derby game of the day saw two new Teams to the League Chester le Street Easy Street entertain Chester Le Street Leonard’s. Easy Street battled to victory against a spirited Chester Leonard’s side. Manager Michael Dalkin made two changes to the side with Craig Evans and Chris Cairns coming into the side in place of Liam Wears and Davey Cowan. Looking to build on last weeks win, Easy Street went into the game still top of the table after their point’s deduction. But they didn't show their title winning credentials in the first half and despite taking the lead through Craig Mickle, the table toppers huffed and puffed in midfield as they were at times out fought and out classed by the Leonard’s. Half time couldn't come quick enough and Dalkins half time words seemed to have the desired effect as Easy Street dominated the second half with as impressive display of team passing, especially down the right side with Jak Penny, Damien Baston, David Hope and Mickle himself finding themselves with time on the ball, something that was a real premium in the first half.
But Easy street continued to create chances and the second goal came when Baston lobbed a pinpoint ball over to Allen Robson who controlled and lashed the ball home to break the Leonard’s Resistance.
There was still time for the visitors to get back into the game and almost snatched a consolation after a scramble in the penalty area. But as the referee blew the half time whistle it was another win for Easy Street as they continued their unbeaten start to the season. Washington Colliery Travelled to Langley Park to Play the Rams Head A very, very disappointing result for the Colliery as they crashed to a 7-1 Defeat this against a team who the Colliery drew with only a few weeks ago Considering the game was level at 0-0 at half-time, and the Colliery having what was felt the "better" first half of the two teams, ended up, somehow, comfortably beaten. Collieries Consolation goal came in 55 Min Mark Wallis fired home from 18 yards out with a well-finished right foot goal, following a through-ball from Chris Grier.
Oxclose Ox and Plough were 3-1 Home winners over Visitors Kelloe Davy Lamp
In the League Cup Sponsored by Spennymoor Town Fc Kelloe WMC FC travelled to Washington Victoria in the first round of the Spennymoor Town Fc sponsored League cup. Kelloe dominated the majority of the game and ran out 4 - 0 winners with goals from Chris Smith, Kieran Megran, Adam Strong and John Jury. Chester Osborne Wmc beat Visitors Quarrington Hill Wmc 3-1 In the Alan Smith Memorial Trophy Sponsored By Castle Insurance Ltd
In the Deerness Driveways Presidents Trophy Ferryhill White Horse and Visitors Durham Garden House were Level after extra Time at 3-3, the Garden House winning on Penalties. Bishop Middleham Cross Keys Travelled to Pittington and again both were Level at Full Time at 3-3 Extra Time didn’t produce a Winner, the Cross Keys Winning on Penalties. Chilton Wmc were Fine 5-1 winners at West Rainton Fc. Sherburn Lambton Arms Progressed to the Next Round winning 4-2 at Washington Usworth Top Club.
In the Premier Division League Leaders Hetton Lyons Cricket Club prepared for their forthcoming FA Sunday Cup Tie at Spennymoor Town Fc against Allerton Fc from the Liverpool & District Sunday League with a 9-1 Home win Over Ferryhill Wmc.Sacriston Cricket Club entertained Newton Aycliffe Wmc , Sacriston started the game poorly and on 4 mins and were 1-0 down when they lost the ball carelessly in midfield and 2 passes later the Newton Aycliffe forward was in on goal with a free shot from 12 yards out which he finished well.
The game then became quite open for the next few mins with both sides having good chances to score and on 25 mins Sacriston Levelled the scores The Ball was Cleared by the Aycliffe Defence out of the box about 30 yards from goal and Graeme Embleton ran onto the ball and hit it first time into the bottom corner with a thunderous right footed shot. Both sides were playing good football and 1-1 was a fair score line at half time. Sacriston Started the 2nd half strongly and although Newton Aycliffe did cause problems on the break Sacriston were the side doing most of the pressing .Sacriston went 2-1 up when a good team move down the left involving Kev Coates and Yates resulted in Sam Renwick getting the ball with space on the 18 yard line and he squared the ball to the right to Lowerson who seemed to take an eternity to shoot but he calmly slotted home at the near post to Sacriston 2-1 ahead. Newton Aycliffe came back hard at Sacriston but didn’t really create any clear chances although their was a few nervy moments towards the end Sacriston Holding Out for all 3 points. Pelton ROAB entertained Houghton Glendale Goals from Brinsley Sheridan who fired home from close range with a clinical headed goal, following a cross from Luke Kerry and A well-finished free-kick by Craig Marron, guided home with the right foot from outside the area. Gave Pelton a share of the Points in a 2-2 Draw.Burnmoor Cricket Club entertained Brandon Bay Horse goals from Michael Wright Who fired home from close range with a well-finished headed goal, following a cross from Andy hall and a well delivered through-ball from lee smith was converted by Luke charlsworth. A fine finish with the left foot from 18 yards out. Gave the Cricketers a 2-0 Lead after 20 Mins.Halftime saw the Cricketers Loosing 4-2 to the much stronger Brandon Side. Burnmoor Started the second half well a tremendous individual goal and a moment of magic! Good lead up play from David woods led to Andy hall scoring from close range with the right foot. To make it 3-4, then on 65 min a fine right footed finish from six yards out by Jon caris, following a goalmouth scramble. This levelled the scores at 4-4, but the last 20 Mins saw the Much Stronger Brandon Side score a Further 3 Goals to win 7-4.Langley Park Wmc were 5-4 winners at Burnside Wmc.
In the First Division Birtley Board Inn and Visitors Fatfield Biddick Inn shared the Points in a 4-4 Draw.Gilesgate Moor Hotel scored a late winner which claimed 3 points in a close fought game against Visitors Lumley Fc. Washington JFC were 1-0 Home winners Over Chester Hilda Park.
In the Second Division the Only Game played saw Chester Plough Inn make the short Trip to Pelton Fc. Pelton Fc kicked off, but it was the Plough who threatened first with Graham Martin firing a decent strike on goal. New signing Mark ‘Archie’ Atchison began the game well making several decent challenges in the early Stages. Pelton Fc went ahead in the 7th minute when a Pelton player was allowed to run unchallenged through the Plough midfield. The Plough Defence Looking for an Offside, but the pass never came and the Pelton player ran straight through the defence tapped in an open goal with The Plough Keeper Graham Pollard stranded. 1-0 Pelton. On 42 minutes the Plough drew level when Keith Lines finished brilliantly into the roof of the net on the half volley, from a Ben Lloyd flick on The Half time score 1-1
Plough Introduced John Foster in the second Half Ben Lloyd reverting to centre forward. The Plough started the half slowly and fell behind once more when the Pelton forward got his 2nd of the game, turning a plough defender before nicking the ball past Pollard from a tight angle. 2-1. The Plough responded well and began to get on top. Within minutes the Plough were level once more when Ben Lloyd produced a goal of the season contender, firing an unstoppable right footed effort into the top corner from 25 yards! To make It 2-2. The Plough could have been ahead minutes later, but Sam Joel’s clinical finish from a John Foster pass was ruled out for offside. Instead, it was Pelton who restored their lead when Trevor Yippy scored with a low shot from the edge of the box which trickled into the bottom corner. 3-2. Pelton extended their lead on 72 minutes when their centre forward completed his hat-trick, with a well taken right footed finish from close range 4-2. The Final score 4-2 to Pelton Fc
In the Third Division Houghton Chilton Lodge entertained Pelaw Grange Dogs , It was Houghton Who went ahead after a penalty was given against Pelaw Dogs FC Andrew Smiles after 15 minutes which was slotted passed Pelaw Grange Dogs FC new keeper Wayne Laws. After about 30 minutes Pelaw Dogs equalised from a great dipping shot from Ian Pine after a pass to him from Neil Worley. They should have equalised earlier from a shot from David Donnelly that flew across the goal. After half time Pelaw Grange Dogs went ahead with a tap in from Mark Stevenson but after around 75 minutes Pelaw Grange Dogs FC Scott Patterson went down from a tackle and was in immediate pain. With Scott having no feeling in his lower leg it was necessary for Phil Hawkins to come on. Pelaw's keeper then failed to hold the ball and it was 2-2. In the last 10 minutes they were unlucky again as the keeper punched the ball out from a cross for it to rebound off Phil Hawkins and back into the net to make it 3-2 at the final whistle for Houghton. Sedgefield Net Park travelled to Gateshead to play the Low Fell Gold Medal, Goals from Martin Broom 2, Nicky Walker, Stephen Turland and Steven Bagshaw gave them a Fine 5-0 win.
In the Fourth Division the Big derby game of the day saw two new Teams to the League Chester le Street Easy Street entertain Chester Le Street Leonard’s. Easy Street battled to victory against a spirited Chester Leonard’s side. Manager Michael Dalkin made two changes to the side with Craig Evans and Chris Cairns coming into the side in place of Liam Wears and Davey Cowan. Looking to build on last weeks win, Easy Street went into the game still top of the table after their point’s deduction. But they didn't show their title winning credentials in the first half and despite taking the lead through Craig Mickle, the table toppers huffed and puffed in midfield as they were at times out fought and out classed by the Leonard’s. Half time couldn't come quick enough and Dalkins half time words seemed to have the desired effect as Easy Street dominated the second half with as impressive display of team passing, especially down the right side with Jak Penny, Damien Baston, David Hope and Mickle himself finding themselves with time on the ball, something that was a real premium in the first half.
But Easy street continued to create chances and the second goal came when Baston lobbed a pinpoint ball over to Allen Robson who controlled and lashed the ball home to break the Leonard’s Resistance.
There was still time for the visitors to get back into the game and almost snatched a consolation after a scramble in the penalty area. But as the referee blew the half time whistle it was another win for Easy Street as they continued their unbeaten start to the season. Washington Colliery Travelled to Langley Park to Play the Rams Head A very, very disappointing result for the Colliery as they crashed to a 7-1 Defeat this against a team who the Colliery drew with only a few weeks ago Considering the game was level at 0-0 at half-time, and the Colliery having what was felt the "better" first half of the two teams, ended up, somehow, comfortably beaten. Collieries Consolation goal came in 55 Min Mark Wallis fired home from 18 yards out with a well-finished right foot goal, following a through-ball from Chris Grier.
Oxclose Ox and Plough were 3-1 Home winners over Visitors Kelloe Davy Lamp
League News
09/10/09 16:28 Category: General
FRANK PATTISON: 25 YEARS AS PRESIDENT OF DURHAM COUNTY FA
On 29 February 1984 Frank Pattison was appointed as President of the Durham County Football Association following the decision of Arthur Askew to retire from the position. At the time of his appointment the Association was based in small offices in Durham and had limited assets. Frank has overseen the development of the Association to such an extent that on 18 February 2005 it was necessary to move to a custom built office block at the Riverside, Chester le Street. Currently the Association has assets in excess of £1.8 million and is one of the most successful and respected Counties in the country. From 1989 until 2003 Frank represented the County on The FA Council and he was elected a member of the main FA Board of Directors and later as Vice Chairman of The FA. He was also responsible for the creation of the National Game Board ( the body responsible for all football outside the Premier and Football Leagues) and was its first Chairman. Frank was and still is highly respected by many FA Councillors who believed that one day he would take over as Chairman of The FA. During the period of his office the Association has benefited from Frank’s experience as a Solicitor both in disciplinary and legal matters none more so than when his advice and guidance assisted the Association in becoming a Limited Company in September, 2001. Frank has always been anxious to support Youth football in the County and it is no coincidence that during his term of office Durham have won The FA County Youth Cup on four occasions and contested the final on two further occasions, a record unequalled by any other County. After 25 years Frank’s enthusiasm remains undiminished and apart from chairing all Directors and Council meetings he is a regular attendee at all Youth teamfixtures and County Cup Finals as well as local football matches.
Introducing FA Members’ Services
Club secretaries, chairmen and treasurers can access the following
Members’ Services is a new online facility being offered by County Football Associations and The
Football Association. It’s free to all affiliated leagues, clubs, referees and coaches. Our aim is to provide online information to leagues, clubs, referees and coaches, giving them access to their football, reducing the administrative burden and giving them up-to-date information instantly, whenever they need it.
Members’ Services is available from any County FA website, via the Members link. You’ll need to know
your FA Number (FAN, which used to be referred to as an NPD) and you’ll need to get a password, which
can be obtained automatically from the The FA systems.
At present Members’ Services is available to the following people:
• Leagues: Chairman, Secretary, Treasurer
• Clubs: Chairman, Secretary, Treasurer
• Referees: All registered referees
• Coaches: All coaches
When you first request access, the system will check your details(cross-referencing with the FA/ County records), and once you have a password, you can login
and access your information.information through their County website: View your Club Information online
• Update your contact information
• View your FA accreditations
• Keep up to date with your latest club discipline
• Check which players you have registered (County registered only)
• Football Pages – Find a Referee tool
• Keep up to date with your County FA financial records for your club
• Feedback on what other services you would like.
League secretaries, chairmen and treasurers can access the following information through their County website:
• View your League Information online
• Update your contact information
• View your FA accreditations
• Weekly Discipline Statement online – keep up to date with discipline
• Link Full-Time information to County Team information
• Football Pages – Find a Club and Find a Referee
• Keep up to date with your County FA financial records
• Feedback on what other services you would like.
Referees can access the following information through their County website:
• Check your contact details
• Update your contact information
• View your FA accreditations
• Maintain availability
• Enter Weekly Behaviour marks for Full-Time fixtures you officiate
• Feedback on what other services you would like.
Coaches can access the following information through their County website:
• Check your contact details
• Update your Contact Information
• View your FA accreditations
• Display yourself on the Find a Coach tool
• Download The FA Learning Coaching tool
• Feedback on what other services you would like.
FA Charter Standard criteria changes
The criteria for The FA Charter Standard Club programme has been slightly modified to reflect
the views of over 37,000 people who were consulted on the development of The FA’s National
Game Strategy 2008-12. Many of the changes also replicate examples of good practice that
have been implemented by FA Charter Standard clubs and as a result The FA’s Charter Standard
Club programme is further raising standards ad supporting the needs of grassroots football. From July 2009 all new clubs will have to adhere to the new criteria together with those existing FA Charter Standard Clubs renewing their status in season 2009-10. However for existing FA Charter Standard clubs a transitional
period has been allowed to provide sufficient time and support. Following the Goals and Enablers of The FA National Game Strategy the additions made to the criteria are as follows:
Goal 1: Growth and retention
• Clubs to have a link with a local school, FE college or university to recruit new players.
Goal 2: Raising standards
• First Aid equipment to be present on match days and training sessions.
• Clubs to implement the Respect programme codes of conduct.
• Clubs to host a briefing for players, parents/carers, spectators, coaches and managers to discuss on- and off-field behaviour.
• Community Clubs to run a workshop on why and how to address poor behaviour and improve standards.
Goal 3: Better players
• One coach to attend The FA Age Appropriate Introductory Module by July 2010.
• Development and Community Clubs: one coach to attend The FA Youth Award (L3) Module 1 by July 2010.
• Community Clubs: one coach to attend The FA Youth Award (L3) Module 2 by July 2011.
• No more than 1:16 coaching ratio and two adults present at all sessions/games.
Goal 4: Running the Game
• Development and Community Clubs to have a development plan based on the National Game Strategy template. Enabler: Workforce
• A volunteer co-ordinator is nominated and roles identified for volunteers in the club.
• Development and Community Clubs: head coach identified with L2 and Youth Award (L3) Module 1 by July 2010.
• Community Clubs: one coach to attend FA Mentoring course by July 2011. A great deal of support is available from your County Football Association and this includes:
• An Application and Support Resource CD-ROM that has the new criteria and many documents that include the Respect programme codes of conduct and development plans.
• Accessing FA Age Appropriate Introductory Module and Youth Award (L3) coaching courses.
• Guidance on developing your club through the Football Development workforce and accessing funding.
• Guidance from the County Welfare Officer on how to address poor behaviour.
DURHAM COUNTY SUNDAY CUP COMPETITION 2009/2010 SEASON
09/10/09 16:23
Third Preliminary Round - Sunday 18th October
2009 Kick Off 10.30 am
Chester le St. Waldridge Park U 21s v Kelloe WMC
Sunderland Colliery Tavern Kail v Washington Arms
Langley Park WMC v Hartlepool Atletico Corner Flag
Annfield Plain Cricket Club v Sunderland The Victory SC
Burnmoor Cricket Club v Billingham The Merlin
Tantobie Oak Tree v Peterlee EBG
S’land Hylton Castle Arms v Chester le Street Easy Street
South Moor FC v Sundeerland Myers
Hartlepool WMC v Blackhall Old Boys
Horden CW U 21s v West Auckland Eden Arms
Washington JFC v B. Auckland Bay Horse Woodhouses
Sunderland Roker v Bishop Auckland Beehive
Stockton Rosegale N & SA v S’land Hylton Castle Seniors
Cockfield Kings Head v Hartlepool Rugby
Sunderland Heppies v Hartlepool Athletic Rugby
S’land Silksworth Paragon v Coundon Durham Ox
Stockton Sun Inn v Shotton Officials
Washington The Stella v Yarm George and Dragon
Sunderland Golden Fleece v Easington Lane Three Tuns
Hartlepool Mulgrave Athletic v Stanley Shield Row
Ferryhill Black Bull v Chester le Street Whitehills Pub
Sunderland Catholic Club v Ferryhill Whitehorse
Sunniside Social v Trimdon The Dovecote
Sunderland Hall Farm v Sunderland SRM Hylton Castle
West Auckland WMC v Seaham Phoenix
South Shields Simonside Arms v Birtley Barley Mow WMC
Newton Aycliffe WMC v Chester le St. Osborne WMC
Sunderland Hastings Athletic v South Shields The White Horse
Sherburn Lambton Arms v Wingate Fir Tree DPC
Hartlepool Throston Wanderers v Willington Cottles
Sunderland The Jolly Potter v Middleton St George The Fighting Cocks
Coundon Forresters Arms v 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.
Chester le St. Waldridge Park U 21s v Kelloe WMC
Sunderland Colliery Tavern Kail v Washington Arms
Langley Park WMC v Hartlepool Atletico Corner Flag
Annfield Plain Cricket Club v Sunderland The Victory SC
Burnmoor Cricket Club v Billingham The Merlin
Tantobie Oak Tree v Peterlee EBG
S’land Hylton Castle Arms v Chester le Street Easy Street
South Moor FC v Sundeerland Myers
Hartlepool WMC v Blackhall Old Boys
Horden CW U 21s v West Auckland Eden Arms
Washington JFC v B. Auckland Bay Horse Woodhouses
Sunderland Roker v Bishop Auckland Beehive
Stockton Rosegale N & SA v S’land Hylton Castle Seniors
Cockfield Kings Head v Hartlepool Rugby
Sunderland Heppies v Hartlepool Athletic Rugby
S’land Silksworth Paragon v Coundon Durham Ox
Stockton Sun Inn v Shotton Officials
Washington The Stella v Yarm George and Dragon
Sunderland Golden Fleece v Easington Lane Three Tuns
Hartlepool Mulgrave Athletic v Stanley Shield Row
Ferryhill Black Bull v Chester le Street Whitehills Pub
Sunderland Catholic Club v Ferryhill Whitehorse
Sunniside Social v Trimdon The Dovecote
Sunderland Hall Farm v Sunderland SRM Hylton Castle
West Auckland WMC v Seaham Phoenix
South Shields Simonside Arms v Birtley Barley Mow WMC
Newton Aycliffe WMC v Chester le St. Osborne WMC
Sunderland Hastings Athletic v South Shields The White Horse
Sherburn Lambton Arms v Wingate Fir Tree DPC
Hartlepool Throston Wanderers v Willington Cottles
Sunderland The Jolly Potter v Middleton St George The Fighting Cocks
Coundon Forresters Arms v 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.
League News - Sunday 4th October 2009
07/10/09 12:51
In the Premier Division Leaders Hetton Lyons Cricket
Club had a Comfortable 5-1 win at Pelton Roab Fc.A
Battling performance from Pelton who, took the lead
after 9 minutes when Ryan Drummond fired Home ,but
then seemed to stop playing short sharp football,
conceded bad goals again but against a very strong
lyons side.
Mention for the ref aswell Colin Piggott, had a very good game, for 68 year old he's fitter than quite a few refs in Football at the Moment.After having no game for 2 weeks Sacriston Cricket Club entertained Burnmoor Cricket Club. Sacriston dominated possession in the first half and created several chances but could not score. John Renwick hit the crossbar with a right footed cross from the left and Graeme Embleton had a free kick brilliantly tipped over the bar by the Burnmoor goalkeeper, these were our closest efforts at goal. Burnmoor Took the Lead on 47 minsA well delivered through-ball from luke charlsworth was converted by jon caris. A first-class finish with the right foot from 18 yards out. After some close efforts Sacriston Levelled the scores with 13 mins to go when Collinson's cross from the right to the back post teased the goalkeeper into coming for the ball who missed it and allowed Gary Draper an easy finish. Final score 1-1.Sedgefield St Edmunds were 5-0 winners at Houghton Glendale and Brandon Bay Horse were 8-0 Home winners Over vistors Burnside Wmc.
In the First Division Goals from Ross Watson and Chris Duke gave Chester Hilda Park a 2-2 Draw with visitors Gilesgate Moor Hotel, Washington JFC were 2-1 Home winners Over Birtley Board Inn.
In the Only Game In the second Division Pelton Fc were 7-2 winners over visitors West Rainton Fc. In the Third Division Low Fell Gold Medal were 5-2 winners at Bowburn Cooperage and Framwellgate Moor Salutation and visitors Ferryhill Dynamoes shared the Points in a 0-0 draw.
In the Fourth Divison Ferryhill White Horse were 4-0 Home winners over the Kelloe Davy Lamp and Quarrington Hill Wmc were 4-2 winners at Langley Park Rams Head Steelers FC ran out 3-1 winners away to Sedgefield Netpark in the second round of the Spennymoor Town Fc league cup. Goals from Clifford (Stephen), Race and Bowes sealed the tie for the visitors. The Steelers captain - Kieron Moralee received the MOM award.
In the Deerness Driveways Presidents Trophy 1st round. Pelaw Grange Dogs FC 1 vs Chester Plough Inn FC 3This cup game saw Chester Plough make most of the running in the first half with the Pelaw forwards struggling a well rehearsed offside trap. After 20 minutes Chester took the lead and a further 10 minutes later added a second to make it 2 nil at half time.A good team talk to make the Pelaw Grange Dogs Players close the Chester players down more seemed to have worked and Eddy Quinn lobbed the Chester goalkeeper to make it 2-1. Chester's offside trap was now been exploited and Chris Hawkins of the Dogs was clean through on goal with only the keeper to beat but a call for offside seemed to put him off and he shot straight at the advancing keeper. Chester then went straight up the opposite end and scored to make it 3-1. Pelaw still looked the more likely to score but with some young players on and missing two of there normal forwards couldn't manage to penetrate the Chester defence.Chester Osborne entertained Witton Gilbert Club in the Deerness Driveways Presidents Trophy.The Osborne Winning10 – 0 with a goal from Paul 'windows' Haggan, one from chrissy bennett, 2 from man of the match chris winn and a hatrick each for Wes Hood and Chris Days.
In the Castle Insurance Alan Smith TROPHY 2ND RD ,Esh Winning Cricket Club 2-5 chilton Wmc ,hamsteels Inn 0-5 ferryhill Wmc ,kelloe Wmc 3-0 sacriston wmc Washington arms 3-2 bishop middleham Cross Keys
Spennymoor Town Fc LEAGUE CUP 2ND RD Chester Le Street easystreet 2-1High Handenhold bird inn,Durham bede Lodge Social 0-9 Newton Aycliffe Wmc ,Sedgefield black lion 12-1 shadforth Plough In netpark 1-3 steelers JD Taxis GUARDS 1ST RD east .rainton Travellers Rest 5-0 Durham garden house.Fatfield biddick 4-2 ushaw moor Cricket Club
Mention for the ref aswell Colin Piggott, had a very good game, for 68 year old he's fitter than quite a few refs in Football at the Moment.After having no game for 2 weeks Sacriston Cricket Club entertained Burnmoor Cricket Club. Sacriston dominated possession in the first half and created several chances but could not score. John Renwick hit the crossbar with a right footed cross from the left and Graeme Embleton had a free kick brilliantly tipped over the bar by the Burnmoor goalkeeper, these were our closest efforts at goal. Burnmoor Took the Lead on 47 minsA well delivered through-ball from luke charlsworth was converted by jon caris. A first-class finish with the right foot from 18 yards out. After some close efforts Sacriston Levelled the scores with 13 mins to go when Collinson's cross from the right to the back post teased the goalkeeper into coming for the ball who missed it and allowed Gary Draper an easy finish. Final score 1-1.Sedgefield St Edmunds were 5-0 winners at Houghton Glendale and Brandon Bay Horse were 8-0 Home winners Over vistors Burnside Wmc.
In the First Division Goals from Ross Watson and Chris Duke gave Chester Hilda Park a 2-2 Draw with visitors Gilesgate Moor Hotel, Washington JFC were 2-1 Home winners Over Birtley Board Inn.
In the Only Game In the second Division Pelton Fc were 7-2 winners over visitors West Rainton Fc. In the Third Division Low Fell Gold Medal were 5-2 winners at Bowburn Cooperage and Framwellgate Moor Salutation and visitors Ferryhill Dynamoes shared the Points in a 0-0 draw.
In the Fourth Divison Ferryhill White Horse were 4-0 Home winners over the Kelloe Davy Lamp and Quarrington Hill Wmc were 4-2 winners at Langley Park Rams Head Steelers FC ran out 3-1 winners away to Sedgefield Netpark in the second round of the Spennymoor Town Fc league cup. Goals from Clifford (Stephen), Race and Bowes sealed the tie for the visitors. The Steelers captain - Kieron Moralee received the MOM award.
In the Deerness Driveways Presidents Trophy 1st round. Pelaw Grange Dogs FC 1 vs Chester Plough Inn FC 3This cup game saw Chester Plough make most of the running in the first half with the Pelaw forwards struggling a well rehearsed offside trap. After 20 minutes Chester took the lead and a further 10 minutes later added a second to make it 2 nil at half time.A good team talk to make the Pelaw Grange Dogs Players close the Chester players down more seemed to have worked and Eddy Quinn lobbed the Chester goalkeeper to make it 2-1. Chester's offside trap was now been exploited and Chris Hawkins of the Dogs was clean through on goal with only the keeper to beat but a call for offside seemed to put him off and he shot straight at the advancing keeper. Chester then went straight up the opposite end and scored to make it 3-1. Pelaw still looked the more likely to score but with some young players on and missing two of there normal forwards couldn't manage to penetrate the Chester defence.Chester Osborne entertained Witton Gilbert Club in the Deerness Driveways Presidents Trophy.The Osborne Winning10 – 0 with a goal from Paul 'windows' Haggan, one from chrissy bennett, 2 from man of the match chris winn and a hatrick each for Wes Hood and Chris Days.
In the Castle Insurance Alan Smith TROPHY 2ND RD ,Esh Winning Cricket Club 2-5 chilton Wmc ,hamsteels Inn 0-5 ferryhill Wmc ,kelloe Wmc 3-0 sacriston wmc Washington arms 3-2 bishop middleham Cross Keys
Spennymoor Town Fc LEAGUE CUP 2ND RD Chester Le Street easystreet 2-1High Handenhold bird inn,Durham bede Lodge Social 0-9 Newton Aycliffe Wmc ,Sedgefield black lion 12-1 shadforth Plough In netpark 1-3 steelers JD Taxis GUARDS 1ST RD east .rainton Travellers Rest 5-0 Durham garden house.Fatfield biddick 4-2 ushaw moor Cricket Club
Castle Insurance Alan Smith Trophy - 1st Preliminary Round
03/10/09 10:44
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.
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.