Tag Archives: Curzon Ashton

Clarets Duo Included In Bootham Crescent All Time XI

Posted on January 21, 2021 by chadwig3

Nick Pope & Paul Barnes Included In Bootham Crescent All Time XI After eighty-nine years of football being played in the city centre of York, the curtain has finally come down on York City’s famous old stadium Bootham Crescent, as … Continue reading →

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Alex Purver Interview

Posted on May 7, 2020 by chadwig3

Alex Purver was born in Leeds, West Yorkshire on the 1st December 1995, he started his football career with his home town club Leeds United in the youth academy before going on to captain the U21’s side. He want on … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Accrington Stanley, Adam Lockwood, Alex Cairns, Alex Mowatt, Alex Purver, Allsvenskan League, Blair Turgott, Bradford City, Cambridge United, Coronavirus, Curzon Ashton, David Preece, Dover Athletic, Elland Road, FA Cup, Fleetwood Town, Guiseley AFC, Ian Burchnall, Leeds United, Leeds United U23, Mansfield Town Football Club, Mateusz Klich, Mike Morton, Neil Redfearn, Nethermoor Park, Norrkoping FK, Ostersunds FK, Paul Cox, Reuters, Sean St Ledger, Sky Bet League Two, Sweden, Torquay United, Vanarama National League, Vanarama National League North | Leave a comment

Clarets First Summer Signing

Posted on May 16, 2019 by chadwig3

Burnley Sign Joel Senior From Curzon Ashton Burnley Football Club have today confirmed the signing of young defender Joel Senior, the right-back joins the club on an initial 12-month deal, with a further year’s option, from the Vanarama National League North … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Barnfield Training Centre, Burnley Football Club, Clarets U23 Professional Development League, Curzon Ashton, FC United of Manchester, Joel Senior, Lancashire FA Senior Cup, Maine Road, Oldham Athletic, Rob Hurst, Steve Stone, Turf moor, Vanarama National League North | Leave a comment

Guiseley Sign Solihull Moors Midfielder

Posted on March 4, 2019 by chadwig3

Dylan Barker Signs For Guiseley AFC Guiseley AFC have this afternoon confirm the signing of midfielder Dylan Barkers from Solihull Moors. The 18 year-old academy player has been in and around the first team squad at Solihull Moors and is known … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Curzon Ashton, Damson Park, Dylan Barkers, Guiseley AFC, Highgate United, Marcus Bignot, Solihull Moors, Sutton Coldfield, Sutton United, The Lions | Leave a comment