Tag: Crook Town

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Venue

Crook Town AFC
The Sir Tom Cowie Millfield
West Road
Crook
County Durham
DL15 9PW

Match Day

27th December 2014
Kick Off: 15:00

Admission Prices
Adult – £
Concession – £
Under 12’s –  

Current League Position –  6th ENL1
P 26  W 1  D 3  L 22  F 28  A 107  Pts 3  (3 points deducted)

Current Form Guide (Last 6 League Games)
P 6  W 0  D 1  L 5  F 9  A 27  Pts 1

Last Match Played
20th December 2014 – ENL1
Dunston UTS 7 Crook Town 2

Facts
Founded: 1889
Nickname: Black & Ambers
Record Attendance: 17,500 v Walton & Hersham (Amateur Cup) 1950-51
Joined Northern League: 1936-37
Home Colours: Amber Shirt, Black Shorts, Amber Socks
Away Colours:
Website: https://sites.google.com/site/crooktownafc/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/#!/crooktown_afc
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Crook-Town-AFC/160586680640622

 

 

 

Seven up Shildon march on in FA Cup

Shildon ensured their progression in the FA Cup with a seven goal thrashing of local rivals Crook Town on Saturday.

A hat trick from man of the match Micky Rae (pictured scoring his first and Shildon’s second) was complemented by goals from Adam Rundle, Ben Wood, Mark Hudson and a late own goal to cap Crook’s miserable day but leave Shildon in seventh heaven.

Shildon will now travel south to take on Padiham of the Evo-Stick North, who were beaten 0-2 in their opening league match at home by Spennymoor Town on the same afternoon.

The Supporters Club is already taking names on a first come first served basis for the coach journey to cheer the lads on in the next round. Traditionally seats fill up very quickly, so get in touch by calling 07784 975451 as soon as possible to book your passage to Padiham on Saturday 30th August – just a fortnight away.

SHILDON: Finch, Harwood, Richardson (Emms), Hudson, Craddock, Atkin, Moore, Rundle, Rae, Wood (Garvie), Ruddy (Greulich-Smith). SUBS (not used): Brackstone, Hodgson, Taylor, Connor.

Photo: Tom Clegg

Craig Hughes returns to Crook

Midfielder Craig Hughes has departed Shildon and returned to Crook Town after being made available for transfer in the wake of the shock league defeat to the Division One newcomers.

Shildon lost their second match of the season 0-2 at home to the second division champions and it proved to be Craig’s last match for the club.

Craig, who joined Shildon from Crook, re-joins his brother, Chris, who moved to Crook in the close season to take up a coaching role.

The brothers had played together at Shildon last season.

Tweeting about his move, Craig said that he was “delighted to be back at Crook Town,” and all at Shildon wish him well.