Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, February 19th, 1998 35 Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified)


Mad For It’s


title


Leisurewear Roefield Five-a-Side League title with a 3-1 win over Park­ ers Arms on Sunday. The win took them 11


M


AD For I t sealed the Glenfield


points clear with just three games to play. Closest rivals Waddy


Rebuilding starts at Shawbridge


By Justin Connolly their Shawbridge side. C


Arms won 6-4 against Spit­ ting Pig, but they will have to settle for runners-up spot as they lie 13 points clear of third-placed Wan­ derers.


Buck Rovers 10, Rapid


ures on Sunday, hammering Bowland Strollers 10-1. RESULTS


Wanderers hit double fig­


Decline 4; Spitting Pig 4, Waddy Arms 6; Real Bladdered 0, Ribble Motors 14; Rag Legs Utd 1, Dynamo Sausage 6; Mad For It 3, Parkers Arms 1; Bowland Strollers 1, Wanderers 10. SUNDAY FIXTURES


ble Motors; 9-50 a.m. - Wander­ ers v Mad For It; 10-40 a.m. - Spitting Pig v Parkers Arms; 11- 30 a.m. - Bowland Strollers v Rapid Decline; 12-20 p.m. - Real Bladdered v Buck Rovers; 1-10 p.m. - Dynamo Sausage v Waddy


9 a.m. - Rag Legs Utd v Rib­


Arms POINTS AND POSITIONS 1, Mad For I t 57; 2, Waddy


Arms 46; 3, Wanderers 33; 4, Spitting Pig 31; 5, Rag Legs Utd 30: 6, Dynamo Sausage 28; 7, Buck Rovers 27; 8, Parkers Arms 26; 9, Ribble Motors 24; 10, Bow­ land Strollers 21; 11, Rapid Decline 9; 12, Real Bladdered 7.


FIVE-a-sidc champions Mad For It (250198/6/22)


Slacksteads St Joseph’s 1 Riminglon 2_________________


RIMINGTON maintained their challenge for league honours by securing three valuable points from this East Lancashire League First Division fixture. Not having played for two con­ secutive weeks Rimington started the game with no pattern to their


performance. This, combined with bad distri­


bution and a very nervous looking defence, meant things did not look good for the visitors. Despite being pinned back in


their own half in the opening 15 minutes Rimington almost went ahead after 12 minutes when Geoff


Young’s volleyed shot went nar­


rowly wide. Stacksteads took the lead in the


23rd minute when Andy King needlessly gave away possession


from a throw-in and with the visi­


tors' defence all over the place and out of position it was a simple task for a home player to put his team


in front. Rimington hit back within five


minutes when Young scored a superb headed goal from Brad­ shaw’s well-taken free kick. The remainder of the first half


was a non-event for most of the Rimington players were not per­ forming to their full potential. I t was a completely different


Rimington side which emerged for the second half and, as the game progressed the visitors began to dominate the home team by win­ ning the physical battles and play­ ing good inter-passing football. They began to create opening


after opening with good scoring chances falling to Young, Watkins


and Bradshaw. The visitors took the lead in the


70th minute when Bradshaw con­ trolled the ball on the left of the opposition’s penalty area. He cut inside and scored with a


well-struck shot from 15 yards out. For most of the second half


Whittaker in Rimington’s goal was merely an observer, but had to


Hurst Green claim derby honours


Hurst Green 4 LanghoO_____


New Inn claim


rare win N


EW Inn netted their fourth win of the


season by default on Sun­ day after opponents Gra­ ham and Brown were barred from playing by Memorial Football League officials. Graham and Brown have


infringed league rules and will not be allowed to play until the matter is resolved, thus handing New Inn three points on a plate with a 0-0 scoreline. New Inn’s fellow Second


ALTHOUGH Hurst Green ran out 4-0 winners this game was a hard, close affair which was only really decided in


the last 10 minutes. The home side tore into their visitors


from the start and the speed of Aspinall and Baker caused constant mayhem in


Langho’s defence. After 15 minutes the Green went into


the lead when Pete Berry pounced on a misplaced pass and rolled the ball past the stranded keeper and into the net. Langho came back into the match and their shoot-from-anywhere policy threat­


ened an equaliser. After 20 minutes of play Aspinall


threaded a lovely pass through to Baker, who tricked a defender into fouling him in


the penalty area. Dan Wilkinson smashed home the spot-


kick and at the interval it remained 2-0. In the second half the previously unbeat­


Division side Calderstones had another good day, beating bottom side Asco 12-2. Third Division Legion


en Langho pushed forward and would have equalised but for some fantastic saves from


Stephen Young in the Green goal. The game was turning into a tremen­


dous physical battle.


lost their sixth game of the season to second-placed Ossy Hotspur. Top-flight side De Lacy


had no game this week, but Swan at Whalley enjoyed an upturn in their fortunes with a 5-2 win at Crown Scaffolds. Judge could not match


Plough Inn. RESULTS


First Division


Crown Scaffolds 2. Swan at Whalley 5; Judge Walmesley 3,


Plough 5: De Lacy - no game. Second Division


Graham and Brown v New


Inn -cancelled, New Inn award­ ed points with 0-0 scoreline; Asco 2, Calderstones 12. Third Division


Legion 1, Ossy Hotspur 3. FIXTURES


Knockout Cup Semi Finals


Commercial (Water) v Plough (Wilsons); Hole House v Heys


Inn (Wilsons). First Division


De Lacy - no game; Swan at Whalley v Judge Walmeslcy


(Queen's). Second Division


New Inn vStanhill (Roefield); Sign and Poster v Calderstones


(Norden). Third Division


Legion v Commercial (Water) - postponed due to Commercial s


cup commitments. TABLES


First Division p W D L Pts


Accrington Sp.. Heys Inn......... 15 Kings Anns.... 15 9 DeLacy.......... 14 9 Plough Inn...... 14 8 Swan at Whalley 13 7 Rishton Arms... 13 5


Apeks............... }5 4 Judge Walmesley 17 3 Church St Tavcml5 2


Crown Scalfs.... 15 1 1 Second Division


P W “


Hole House..... 15 13 Clarence.......... 18 12


Stanhill Lions... 13 11 Queen’s Eastgate 17 8


Royal Oak....... 14 7 Sign & Poster... 18 7 Graham & Brownl7 6


Woolpack......... 16 5 Calderstones.... 16 4 New Inn.......... 18 4 Asco................. 12 1


Third Division P W


Commercial..... 13 13 Ossy Hotspur... 18 12 EH Football.... 16 11 Lomax......... 16 9 Legion............ 16 10


OssyRvrs....... 15 Little Crown.... 14 Uncle Jacks..... 16 Bax Bay Horse. 14 Ossy Refugees.. 16 Woodnook....... 14


L Pts


16 14 10


Joseph books semi date


their Ribble Valley col­ leagues and lost 5-2 to


helped Readstone United Under 14s reach the semi-final of the Wolstenholme


H


Rink Cup. United enjoyed an


emphatic 8-2 win over Foulridge Minors with Oliver Clarke and Hud­ son Parsons netting two each to add to Joseph's treble, while James Fletcher hit the eighth. The Under 13s had an


AT-TRICK hero Joseph Marshall


Alan Bamber and Peter Berry at the centre of Hurst Green’s midfield were


magnificent and ran their socks off. With time running out manager Ian Young made a double substitution to bring


on fresh legs. And how it paid dividends! Within a minute of coming onto the


field Ian Barton headed home Baker’s cross and then two minutes later scored the fourth goal by coolly walking the ball into the net after another penetrating move from Baker and Aspinall. Overall it was a superb performance from the Green with Andy Dodd never


putting a foot wrong. The real difference between the sides was the pace of Baker and Aspinall up


front for the Green. If Clitheroe Football Club are looking


for young local talent they should take a look at Aspinall, who looks well capable of playing at a higher standard. O Hurst Green Reserves gained revenge


for a recent defeat by Trawden Reserves


by beating them 2-0 at Colne. Dave Moor and Keith Bamber scored


the opposition. New boys hit the goal trail N!


EW Clitheroe Wolves Under 10s strike partners


__ Russell Thompson and Michael Barker proved too hot for


Stanhill Juniors. The pair shared five goals in the 5- 3 win, with Barker netting a hat-


trick. Pick of the goals was Thompson's


second, where he rounded two defenders before hitting an unstop­


pable shot. Patrick Carey and Richard Slinger


kept Wolves in control at the back, while Andrew Orr worked hard in


midfield. In the Burnley League, Wolves' other


Under 10 side were knocked out of the Wolstenholme Rink Cup in a five-goal thriller against Foulridge Minors. Wolves played up the slope in the first half as they aimed to reach the


excellent 4-0 win over Fulledge Colts in the


cup.Ryan McBreen scored two, with Neil Tennant and Michael Cant also


on target. Thomas Harper net­


semi-finals. The Foulridge keeper made a


number of fine saves, and coped par­ ticularly well with man-of-the-match Liam Gidlow's vicious corner kicks.


ted for the Under 12s but they went down 4-1 to Langho Juniors. Ash ley Jeffries was star man.


val before Wolves pulled one back through Jake Chadwick. Minors made it 3-1, but Philip North fired home a fierce second to


Foulridge were 2-0 up at the inter­


The pick of the goals was a left foot screamer from Ben Walker, his


first goal of the season. The other goals came from man-of-


the-match Daniel Green, Jo Garner, Peter Dibb (2), Chris Bristol and James Warburton. The Under 11s from the Accring­ ton League enjoyed a comfortable 5-0


win over Huncoat United. Eddie Carter opened the scoring


reduce the arrears. But Foulridge held on. Marcus Pratt and Gino Peregrine


had solid games for Wolves. Clitheroe Wolves Under Us


smashed 12 goals past Ighten Mount without reply to complete a season’s double over their opponents. A small pitch made passing diffi­


cult so Wolves opted for a more direct approach, netting five goals inside the first 15 minutes and a further three before half-time. The second half saw four more goals go in as the Wolves romped home.


after 15 minutes but Huncoat came back to win a penalty just before half


time. Keeper Tom Blocked pulled off a


magnificent save to keep Wolves 1-0


up at the break. Second half goals from Jordan


Walmesley and Jack Dearden made it 3-0 before Carter and Walmesley netted their second each to complete


the scoring. New signing Daniel Grayston was


impressive in defence, but Carter was named man-of-the-match.


Whalley blitz Blue Star W


the Under 11s 7-3, after United led 3-2 at half


Leaders Michelin beat


time. Andrew Tinker (2)


and Ryan Thomas-Fish- er were on the score


sheet. Gregory Kerr scored


the Under 12s' consola­ tion as they lost 3-1 to Fulledge Colts in the cup, while the Under 8s shared eight goals with Foulridge. David Dyson bagged


HALLEY Juniors Under 15s enjoyed a 10-0 win at Blue Star on Sunday.


But they were one of only two Whal­ ley sides to win out of the seven the


club had in action. The Under 15s were completely in


control of their match, though. They led 3-0 at half-time with goals from Adam Stevenson, Phil McGauley


and Paul Watson. Whalley played some great football


in the second half and added more goals through McGauley (2), Ryan Peel (3), Gary Haslem and Stevenson. Peel was named man-of-the-match. The other Whalley side to register a


a brace, with Jaryd Wal lis and Jamie Bury on


target. And the Under 9s pro­


L Pts


gressed to the cup semi final with an excellent 2- 1 win over Foulridge thanks to goals from Gary Bowker and


Thomas Marsh - with 20-yard screamer. Alex


Brice was named man of-the-match.


There’s, more sport ‘on pages 25 and 36


Blackburn the lead and, though Whal­ ley tried hard to get back into the game, two more for Blackburn alter half-time


Two goals just before half-time gave


sealed the result. Ashley Higson was named man-of-


table Brunlea, losing out by just two


goals to one. Brunlea started the quicker and put


the-match, but Adam Brown also had a


great game. The Under 10s had the upper hand


some pressure of the Whalley side. They took the lead when the Whal­


ley defence failed to clear a corner. The goal seemed to spur Whalley on


over Blackburn Boys for the first 20 minutes, but failed to take advantage of the possession they had. Blackburn scored just before the


and began to dominate the game with Terry Fothergill going close. Two minutes after the break Brun­ lea increased their lead with a soft


victory were the Under 9s, who beat Brierfield Celtic 6-2. It was their best performance of the


break to make it 1-0 at half-time, and they then added two more after the break to make it 3-0. A minute later Darren Fothergill scored the goal of the game with a 25-


yard blockbuster. That inspired Whalley and they


season as straight from the kick-off they produced some flowing, crisp foot­


ball.They took the lead after seven min­ utes through Donald Wharton. A minute later Maitland Steel added a second. Celtic then got into the game and pressurised Whalley into conceding a


goal. A Michael Dilworth save kept the


score at 2-1 at half-time but Brierfield attacked at the start of the second half


to equalise. Steele then broke away to restore


Whalley’s lead and for the rest of the game Whalley dominated, adding fur­ ther goals through Steel again, Sam Taylor and Thomas Wallbank. Keeper Dilworth was named man-of-the-


match.Whalley's Under 8s competed well in the first 10 minutes of their clash with Blackburn Boys’ Under 9s.


attacked for a long spell with no reward. That left big gaps at the back and


played well for Whalley, but Darren Fothergill was outstanding and named


Blackburn netted twice more. Zak Foley and Dominic Ilampson


man-of-the-match. The Under 11s played much better


this week against a good Oggy Ilospur side who beat them 3-0. Ryan Rigby in the Whalley goal


goal.Whalley battled well with Michael Bill and James Linley spreading some fine passes through midfield. Whalley pulled a goal back through


the goals, whilst player-manager Peter Coonan was voted man-of-the-match by


A lack of success this season has prompted tne Clitheroe hierarchy into a intentions by giving a start


LITHEROE boss Denis Underwood has asked fans to be patient while he and co­ manager Gary Butcher begin to rebuild ,


re-think and they have decided tha t the accent must be on youth. They signalled their


Rimington stay in the hunt


make one very important save when, after tipping the ball against the cross-bar, the danger was cleared by his defenders. On chances alone Rimington


should have won this game com­ fortably in the second half. But as the final whistle blew


they were happy to have come away from this tough away fixture


with three points. Having completed their away


fixtures for the season Rimington must fancy their chances of title


success with six home games left to


play. On Saturday they play host to


Mill Hill St Peter’s. The game has a 2-15 p.m. kick-off.


Bradford


enjoy goal romp


West Bradford 6 Hcllifield 1


WEST Bradford inflicted a St Valentine's Day Mas­


sacre on Hellifield on Saturday! The locals started the game nervously, and after a


couple of defensive errors, settled down to play some excellent football.


and after a fine move, Wood scored his first. Hellifield tried to reply, but they were kept at bay by Ryan in the Bradford goal.


Bradford tested the Hellifield defence time after time . Niven then made it 2-0, taking full advantage of . „ , , ,


Bradford's more positive formation. After the break, Stewart Hickling made it 3-0 with a


fine strike, before Wood added his second. With Bradford rampant at this point, the referee


awarded Hellifield a very controversial penalty, which w a s converted.


This seemed to spur Bradford on, with Niven and Hickling both scoring another goal each.


got the man-of-the-match award. , This was the best team performance from Bradford


all season, with everyone playing for each other. Charnley, who was strong at the back, deservedly


to 19-year-old midfielder Karl Gaston in the club’s 2- 1 win over Atherton LR on


Saturday. “I thought that once he


adjusted to the pace of the game he played well. “He obviously wasn’t going to shirk in the tackle


and he did well. “After the game I spoke


to him at length and he seemed pleased with the way he has coped with the


step up.”Gaston was signed last week from Feniscowles and was once on Blackburn Rovers’ books as a trainee. But Denis added that


ed now for six games, so that gives us another chance to try someone else out. "And we will not only be


looking for players from outside the club. “We have a youth team


here and there are one or two players in that side who I would not hesitate to give a chance to. “And from now until the


end of the season they will get their chance.” One example of the club


trying different things with the players they have got was seen on Saturday when midfielder Paul Lynch slot­ ted in a right-back. “Paul has played there


before and I thought he did OK.


the changes he and Gary Butcher make will not be


midfield be we wanted to see if he would be more use­ ful to us a t right back. That experiment also pro­ duced some positive things. “But the supporters need


“We know he can play in


revolutionary. “We want to keep some


continuity and we will do it


slowly. “Xav Bowers is suspend­


to be patient. One or two players we will try will prove not to be up to it. “But there is only one way we can find out if they


can do it and that’s by giv­


ing them a game. “We have a few things in


the pipeline for next week and hopefully we will see some more new faces being given a chance, as well as players already at the club getting their opportunity.” That will s ta rt with Clitheroe’s visit to Rams-


bottom on Saturday. “We may keep a very


similar side and change things gradually. “Next week Clive Dunn


is suspended so that will give us another chance to


give somebody else a chance. “For now I am just glad


to have got a result against Atherton. “That should give us


some confidence for Satur­ day’s game. “The one thing I was not


happy with was conceding a goal late. “But the win was what


was important and I was happier with the perfor­ mance, now we have to take it from here and build on that.”


Blues score first win of the year!


Clitheroe 2 Atherton LR 1


THE Blues registered their first win of 1998 on Saturday with a 2-1 victo­ ry over Atherton LR at Shawbridge that was a lit­ tle more comfortable than the scoreline suggests. The win also saw


NORTH-WEST COUNTIES’ FOOTBALL LEAGUE


Division p W D L Pts


31 18 13 0 67 22 18 2 2 56


Clitheroe double their goal tally for the year with a Paul Mullin strike and an Atherton own goal. Mullin put in a man-of-


Blackpool Rvts


the-match display, creating Clitheroe’s second goal as well as scoring their first. The Blues gave a start to


, 27 10 5 12 35 , 23 9 7 7 34 . 26 10 4 12 34 28 9 5 14 32 27 9 3 15 30


23 16 4 3 52 27 15 7 5 52 28 12 7 9 43 25 i i 9 5 42 26 12 5 9 41 26 12 4 10 40 26 10 9 7 39 27 10 6 n 36 28 11 3 14 36


Ramsbottom U Atherton Colls


new signing Karl Gaston, who had a solid and combat­ ive game in the heart of mid- field.


. 27 6 8 13 26 . 28 6 6 16 24 . 26 3 8 15 17 . 28 3 s 17 17


. 29 28


8 6 15 30 8 5 15 29


But a well-marshalled


few and far between in the first half with the sides scrapping things out in the


Chances were very much


midfield. Clitheroe had the bulk of


the possession but found it difficult to find the final ball, particularly from the flanks where Dennis Hill and Chris Grimshaw were less effective than usual. Phil Porter had a great


Clitheroe back-line of Paul Lynch, Neil Baron, Xav Bowers and Andy Walsh kept them out with a well- timed off-side trap. Clitheroe’s best chance of


the half came in the dying moments when Hill flicked the ball on to Mullin on the right and he muscled his way through for a one-on- one with Atherton’s keeper. But Phil Priestley was


game for Atherton up front and was the first to test either goalkeeper. In the seventh minute he


alert to the danger and was quickly off his line to smother Mullin’s shot. The game came to life inside the first five minutes


broke through the Clitheroe back four and shot from the right of the area, but John Morrey saved well at the foot of the post. Soon after Mullin made


of the second half. Grimshaw floated a free-


Clitheroe’s first chance when he did superbly to break into the Atherton area, but was forced too wide by the keeper and shot over the bar from a tight angle. For most of the half


kick into the Atherton area and after it dropped Clive Dunn found Mullin on the edge of the box. Mullin turned and slot­


ward and had options in Mullin on the left and Walsh on the right both in good goal scoring positions. He chose Walsh but the Blues top-scorer saw his


Then Dunn broke for­


fierce shot saved. Mullin went close again


soon after, before Graham Leishman tested Morrey, who saved his shot well at the foot of his post. There were 17 minutes


left on the clock when Clitheroe got the second goal they deserved. Walsh headed a ball over the top down the right to


Mullin. Mullin burst forward


and fired a cross across the face of goal in Walsh’s direction at the far post. But before it had time to


get there Chris Pollitt inter­ vened and slid the ball into his own net at the near post. Clitheroe could have had


a third with 10 minutes left on the clock when Mullin flicked a shot from close range just wide of the post. Instead it was Atherton


who found the net with a well-crafted goal. Leishman went down the


right and flighted a perfect cross for the unmarked Porter to nod home from


five yards. That was to be the last


ted the ball inside the post to give his side the lead. And before an hour of


meaningful act of the game and Atherton had no time to put any pressure on Clitheroe’s defence to force and equaliser. I t was no less than


the game was up, Clitheroc could have had three in the


net. First Hill went close with


Atherton seemed content to work on the break with the quicksilver Porter the main threat.


a cross-shot from the left which looped over Priestley and landed on top of the Atherton bar.


Hosty leads to thrilling


Clitheroe Youth 4 Todmorden Colls 3


CLITHEROE’S youth side came back from being 3-1 down in their cup clash with Todmorden to win. It all looked to be going wrong in the first half when, after a penalty in the 23rd


minute, Todmorden went one up. Clitheroe’s goalkeeper Daniel Wood-


head had to come off after gashing his knee in the 27th minute, an injury which subsequently needed hospital treatment


and several stitches. With a substitute keeper in the nets


Clitheroe managed to stave off any fur­ ther attacks and went in 1-0 down at half­


time. The second half started in thrilling style


Ben Thorpe, but time ran out lor the villagers in the end. Whalley’s Under 13s took part in a


very exciting clash with St Joseph’s and were unlucky to end up losing 3-


2. Both sides played some excellent football, but it was St Joseph’s who took the lead after 20 minutes. Jamie Barnes went close twice for


made two tremendous saves to keep the villagers in the game and Richard


Whallcy before the break. After half-time St Joseph’s increased


Grafton went close for Whalley. Just before the interval Oggy scored the opener and in the second half Whal­


Umpires needed for new season


their lead almost immediately. The game was end-to end stuff and


St Joseph’s made it 3-0 with 10 minutes


ley had more defending to do. Scott Stanworth and James Wynne


to go.Jamie Barnes pulled a goal back with a fine individual effort and with three minutes to go he made it 3-2. Time was running out for Whalley as


were outstanding at the back. Ryan Rigby yet again made some outstand­ ing saves and was made man-of-the-


standing display against*top-of-the-


match. The Under 12s produced an out­


appealing for umpires. Umpires are needed to


T


they pressed forward looking for an equaliser and St Joseph’s were thankful to hear the final whistle. James Nelson played well in goal for


Whalley and Michael Thompson was named man-of-thc-match.


HE Vaux Ribblesdale Cricket League are


stand in the Junior League this season and interested parties should be under the


age of 65. Anyone interested can


obtain further details from the Umpires' Secretary,


Fred Booth, on 01200 424767 or Arthur Green­ wood (01282438543).


Clitheroe deserved and the first win in almost two months should lift the mood at Shawbridge. Clitheroe: Morrey,


Grimshaw, A. Walsh, Baron, Bowers, Lynch, Dunn, Gas­


Taylor, Bennett. Justin Connolly


ton (Riley 85), IValsh, Mullin, Hill. Subs (not used):


youth team fightback


as both teams went forward and in the 52nd minute Clitheroe’s Jonathon Hosty scored a scorcher to level the match at 1-


1 Soon after Todmorden came back to score two quick goals and make it 3-1, but


Simon Coulter saw the home side claw back to 3-2 and within three minutes Matt Garner placed another in the net to level


Clitheroe were far from finished. A header in the 72nd minute from


the game at 3-3. fourth goal.


minute and the game was sealed when Steven Wilkinson gave Chtheroe their


from the Clitheroe side, whose man-of-the- match was Hosty.


It was a gutsy and determined effort . . . . .


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