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FA Vase Final at Wembley in May, Clitheroe have been pre­ sented with a special plaque by the Football Association. The presentation was made


prior to Saturday’s 2-1 victory over Prescot Cables, and club officials proudly display the plaque, featuring the FA crest (left to right) vicechairman John Ilosty, jo in t manager Gary Butcher, secretary Colin Wilson, joint manager Denis Underwood and chairman Steve Rush.(CAT2363)


Boss delighted with unbeaten start C


LITHEROE boss Denis Under­ wood is delighted with his team’s unbeaten start to the season -


and his message to the rest of the league


is that his side can only improve! Speaking after Saturday's 2-1 win over


Prescot Cables at Shawbridge, he said: “We did well for the first 25 minutes on Saturday and it was probably the best football we have played all season. “We scored, created several chances and I was delighted with the way we knocked


the ball around. “But we lost big Jon Penman with a


recurrence of his hamstring injury, although it was a good thing we got him off quickly and he didn’t have time to


make it worse. “Hopefully he will be fit to play at Moss-


ley on Saturday. “We then conceded an equaliser and


seemed to lose our way a little. “In the end it was one of those games that


could have gone either way and we nicked it in the last five minutes with a goal from


Paul Mullin. “We have been very pleased with Paul’s


form and although he hasn’t played often with Jon so far. the partnership up front is a very exciting prospect. “With Dave Sharpies in behind looking to


supply the pair, we can only get better. “We haven’t looked unbeatable so far, and


we are still searching for the right balance,


but we are looking solid at the back and the goalkeeper situation has been resolved


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with Lee Greenacre doing well. “There are a few areas that need strength­


ening, but we have time to get it right with the results we have earned so far. “This time last year we were playing well and getting beat, but it is coming together


quite nicely now. “We have a tough test on Saturday at


Mossley though. “Last season they looked unbeatable at


home, but this season teams like Prescot Cables and Eastwood Hanley have done


well there and given teams hope. “The pitch was appaling there last season


and restricted our style of football, but I am told it is better this season.” Several of the sides with the Blues at the


top of the table were in FA Cup action on Saturday, and Clitheroe took full advan­ tage to move second: “It is always nice to have a cup run, but the league games pile up if you are involved in the cups and there is a lot of pressure to win your games


in hand. “We were in that position last season, and


this season we have been able to take advantage of the fact that-the top few teams are still in the FA Cup. “You can also pick up suspensions and


injuries with playing more games like last season, and we are more than happy to be


where we are at the moment.”


Mullin’s fifth strike saves the Blues


Clitheroe 2, Prescot Cables 1


A LATE winner from s tr ik e r Pau l Mullin sen t Clitheroe second in the


table, level on points with leaders Moss-


ley. In their eighth league game of the cam­


paign, the Blues preserved their unbeaten record against a good Prescot side. Clitheroe took the lead as early as the


10th minute when the referee pointed to the spot after a push in the box on Mullin. Skipper Simon Westwell stepped up and


gave the goalkeeper no chance. The Blues suffered a blow moments later


when Jon Penman, back after a hamstring injury, was hit by a recurrence and was


forced to come off. Ian Pilkington replaced him, and was soon in the thick of things, going close on


several occasions. The visitors began to put the Blues under pressure and Lee Greenacre in goal was in


fine form. But Prescot levelled matters on 21 min­


utes when Steve Baines ran down the left,


cut in and found the unmarked Peter Cumisky, who fired past the advancing Greenacre. Mullin should have sent the Blues in at


half-time ahead, but he shot wide with only the keeper to beat. After the break Prescot began to play the


off-side trap and Mullin and Andy Taylor were caught out on several occasions. Both sides were playing good football, but


with Neil Baron and Lee Sculpher in top form at the back, and the visiting central


defensive pairing also solid, the game looked to be heading towards a draw. However, with five minutes remaining,


Mullin rescued Clitheroe. Westwell launched the ball forward for Mullin to race on to, and the Blues’ lead­ ing goalscorer notched his Fifth goal of the season, placing the ball into the comer of


the net. Clitheroe: Greenacre, Sculpher, Thompson,


Baron, Westwell, Sharpies, Smith, Taylor, Penman, Mullin, Grimshaw. Subs: Barber,


Pilkington, Butcher. Reserves make it four in a row


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James' Park, although the man himself also proved there was life


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after Blackburn Rovers. But it was two controversial penalty decisions that swung the game New­ castle’s way rather than the inevitability of the £15m. man find­ ing the net. The first decision saw Newcastle


take the lead on the brink of half­ time after a Les Ferdinand header struck Colin Hendry on the arm. More a case of ball meeting hand,


the referee harshly pointed to the spot and Shearer made no mistake, despite a phone call from Tim Flow­ ers the night before telling him he knew which way to go if he got a penaltyl The second decision saw Steve


Howey blatantly handle Kevin Gal­ lagher’s shot but, astonishingly, the referee waved away Rovers’ claims for a penalty. On the hour Newcastle made it 2-0 as


Ferdinand poked home Shearer’s knockdown off a post to virtually seal the points. Chris Sutton pulled one back five


OVERS proved there was life after Alan Shearer at St


Second Division’s form team, Brent­ ford. And they returned with a morale­


boosting first win of the season — and another goal for Sutton.


stages of the game, and took the lead on 17 minutes through Garry Flit- croft’s first senior goal for the club, the £3.2m. signing firing home from 15 yards.


vided the pass for Flitcroft, netted himself. Brentford set themselves up for a


frantic second half when England Under 21 striker Nick Forster pulled one back. Rovers were under the cosh after the break, but held out and will now look to complete the job at Ewood on Tuesday.


Charlton on Tuesday in the Coca Cola Cup, and were well beaten by the quickly improving First Division side.


Three seasons ago, Burnley lost there


3-0 in the FA Cup third round, but went on to gain promotion from the Second Division.


minutes from time with a shot from 25 yards, but despite a desperate bid for an equaliser, Kevin Keegan’s men held on, and Coventry’s win against Leeds saw Rovers slump to the foot of


the table. Rovers then turned their thoughts


towards the Coca Cola Cup on Tues­ day, and a tricky game against the


minute equaliser from David Eyres — was undoubtedly the goal of the night, the Clarets were well beaten. Giant striker Carl Leaburn gave


Although their goal — a seventh Meanwhile, the Clarets travelled to Three minutes later Sutton, who pro­ Blackburn dominated the early break and, on the stroke of half-time


former QPR striker Bradley Allei made it 3-1. Robinson added his second thre minutes after the restart, and it wil


now take a super-human effort a Turf Moor on Tuesday. On Saturday, Burnley recovered fror


the shock of conceding a goal afte just 16 seconds to record their secon home win of the week.


Burnley were rocked whe


Wycombe’s Miguel De Souza picke up a stray pass and laid the ball on wide for Dave Farrell, before receii ing his cross and swivelling to smas the ball home, despite the efforts i


Marlon Beresford, who got bot hands to the ball.


ful as they moved the ball arount patiently probing for an opening.


When Burnley equalised midwa


through the half, it came from a co ner when Kurt Nogan glanced i Damian Matthew’s flag kick.


And 10 minutes later Nogan strui


his seventh of the season after a te nble mix-up between Wanderer


goalkeeper Brian Parkin and his ski per Terry Evans.


Charlton a fifth minute lead, Eyres levelled two minutes later, but Welsh international John Robinson put the Addicks ahead 10 minutes before the


their home fans as they almost will Wycombe forward, and De Souz Darren Patterson and John Willi; all went close, but the three po was all that mattered, and Nog


double ensured that they wen Burnley.


After Hie break Burnley frustrati


But Burnley dominated after that. Their passing was crisp and purpose


after 10 minutes when striker Andy Derbyshire shot past the home keeper. More goals could — nay should — have followed, but poor control and fin­ ishing let the visitors down. I t took until the 43rd


minute before they went two up when winger Lee


Slater fired home a left- foot drive which went in-


off a post. A minute later hard-work­


ing Mick Ward scored from close range to give the Shawbridge ou t fit a 3-0 lead. The second half did not


improve much with Clitheroe keeping Ashton penned in their own half for long periods. The only time they did


threaten, keeper James Goodman produced a tremendous save to push the ball on to the bar and


clear. Ward added his second


and the team's fourth goal


midway through the half to complete the result. Clive Dunn, back from


injury, and skipper Damien Birch had control of the midfield and the Clitheroe defence was rarely troubled. Derbyshire worked tire­


lessly up front in his first game back from injury and Steve Elmer had a good game on the wing. On Saturday Clitheroe


entertain Nelson at Shaw­ bridge. Kick-off 3 p.m. Team: Goodman,


Mankowski, Green, Dobson, Washbrook, Birch, Dun, Elmer, Slater, Derbyshire, Ward. Subs: Hosty, Ridge, Gough.


WITH leaders Mossley, Trafford and Newcastle Town in FA Cup action, Clitheroe took full advan­ tage to move into second place on Saturday. And Mossley are the


Blues* opponents on Sat­ urday as Clitheroe travel


to Seel Park for a tricky


test. But Clitheroe first had to


take on Kidsgrove Athlet­ ic, whom they entertained a t Shawbridge la st night, w h ile M o s s le y w ere in action a t Maine Road on Tuesday, w ith th e table- to p p e r s r e tu rn in g w ith the three points, winning


by the odd goal in five. RESULTS Saturday


First Division


hall GM 1; CLITHEROE 2, Prescot Cables 1; Darwen 3, Kidsgrove Ath. 5; Eastwood Hanley 1. Glossop NE 1; Holker OB 1, Salford City 1; Maine Rd 1, Penrith 1. FA Cup 1st Qualifying Round Billingham Synthonia 1,


Atherton Colls 0; Bridgnorth Tn 2, Trafford 1; Flixton 2, Bootle 0; Mossley 3, Burscough 1; Netherfield 3, Nantwich Tn 1; Rossendale Utd 0, Southport 5; St Helen’s Tn 0, Gateshead 0; Sheffield 2, Chadderton 1: Willington 1, Newcastle Tn 3. Tuesday


0; Glossop NE 2, Holker OB 2: Maine Rd 2, Mossley 3; Nantwich Tn 1, Atherton Colls 1; Newcastle Tn 1, Boo­ tle 0; Vauxhall GM 2. Chad­ derton 0.


Burscough 1. Prescot Cables


FIXTURES Saturday First Division


Burscough v Atherton Colls; Darwen v Glossop NE; East- wood Hanley v St Helen’s Tn; Holker OB v Newcastle Tn: Mossley v CUTHEROE; Pen­ rith v Chadderton: Prescot Cables v Blackpool Rovers; Rossendale Utd v Maine Rd:


Salford City v Bootle; Traf­ ford v Kidsgrove Ath. Tuesday


Colls; Bootle v Rossendale Utd; Darwen v Mossley; Glossop NE v Kidsgrove Ath; Maine Rd v Burscough; Traf­ ford v Chadderton. Wednesday


Blackpool Rovs v Atherton First Division


CLITHEROE v Salford City; Prescot Cables v Penrith.


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First Division First Division Blackpool Rovers 1, Vaux-


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and Longridge Sports Centre.


Cheques should be made available to “Mayor of Ribble Valley Charity Account” and forwarded to Sports and Leisure Manager. Borough Council. Church Walk. Clitheroe BB7 2RA. enclosing a 9” x 6” SAE.


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