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Tag Archives: FA Vase
Silsden AFC v Irlam FC
Silsden AFC 2 v 5 Irlam FC (North West Counties Premier Division) Silsden AFC returned to league action yesterday as they welcomed Manchester side Irlam Football Club to the Cobbydale Construction Stadium in the North West Counties Premier League. Manager … Continue reading
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Tagged Andre Stewart, Bedlington Terriers Football Club, Callum Jakovlevs, Cobbydale Construction Stadium, Dan Illingworth, Danny Forrest, Eddie Griffiths, FA Vase, First World War, Hallmark Security North West Counties Premier League, Irlam Football Club, Joe Gaughan, Lee White, Liam Morrison., Liam Pollitt, Marcus Perry, Mark Everingham, Matty Boland, Mr Davidson, Reece Lyndon, Remembrance Sunday, Sammy Lee, Silsden AFC, thebootifulgame, Will Storrie
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Silsden AFC v Bedlington Terriers
Silsden AFC 3 v 1 Bedlington Terriers (FA Vase – Second Round) Silsden AFC welcomed Bedlington Terriers to the Cobbydale Construction Stadium this afternoon as they looked to get back to winning ways in the FA Vase, which offers all … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam Harvey, Adam McGuinness, Aidan Kirby, Bedlington Terriers, Bootle Football club, Cameron Fenton, Christopher Wademan, Cobbydale Construction Stadium, Craig Bentham, Daniel Illingworth, Danny Forrest, David Stewart, Dylan Williamson, FA Vase, Garstang Football Club, Hanley Town Football Club, Helicoper Crash, Ian Herron, Iralm Football Club, James Loughborough, Joe Gaughan, John Sherlock, Josh Kaine, Keelan Nellis, Kevin Westphal, King Power Stadium, Kyle Dobson, Leicester City, Macron Cup, Mark Everingham, Mark Trueman, Matthew Moses, Michael Bell, Niall Sultan, North West Counties premier Division, Reece Kendall, Reece Lyndon, Richard Ainscough, Ronnie jones, Sammy Lee, Sean McCafferty, Silsden AFC, Stephen Gibson, Stephen Young, Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, Wembley Stadium, William Storrie
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Guiseley Keeper Joins Stanley
Jonny Maxted Signs For Accrington Stanley Guiseley AFC have this morning confirmed that goalkeeper Jonny Maxted has left the club to sign for Sky Bet League Two side Accrington Stanley on an eighteen month contract for an undisclosed fee following two excellent … Continue reading
Leyton Orient Appoint Former Claret
Steve Davis Appointed Leyton Orient Manager National League Leyton Orient have appointed former Clarets centre-half Steve Davis as their new manager on a two-year contract. Davis will work alongside assistant coach Ross Embleton as they bid for an immediate return to … Continue reading
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Tagged Burnley Football Club, Cheltenham Town, Crewe Alexandra, Dario Gradi, FA Vase, Football League, Gresty Road, Gudjon Thordarson, Johnstone Paint Trophy, League Two, Leyton Orient, Nantwich Town, Northwich Victoria, Play-Off Final, Railwaymen, Ross Embleton, Southend united, Steve Davis, The Clarets, Weaver Stadium, Wembley Stadium
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