The Supporters club bus has 2 seats left for the game against Shaw Lane Aquaforce. Anyone wishing to travel please contact Winnie or Russ asap with a £10 non refundable deposit.
The coach will depart from the Royal George at 10am, 6th December.
Prices for the trip are:
Adults – £13.00
Concessions – £10.00
Shildon have been drawn away to Shaw Lane Aquaforce FC in the 3rd Round of the FA Vase.
The game is to be played on Saturday 6th December Kick Off 3 o’clock
The supporters club will be arranging transport to the game. People wishing to travel can do so by seeing Winnie in person on match days or by calling her on 07784975451.Alternately you can call Russ on 07538789464 and he will pass on any bookings.
Owing to people not turning up for previous away travel a £10 Non refundable deposit will be required to secure you a seat.
A little more information on our next opponents below from Archie MacKay
The Northern Counties East Premier League side have dispatched the leaders of both the North West Counties Premier League and the Northern League in the previous two rounds of the competition and will be brimming with confidence that they can complete a giant-killing treble when the favourites for the competition come to town on 6th December.
The Barnsley based club, formed in 2012 as an amalgamation of three local clubs, currently sit second in their division, some way behind runaway leaders Tadcaster Albion.
While the club traces its roots back to the formation of an under 11 side in 1991, Shaw Lane have had somewhat of a meteoric rise in recent years, moving through the Sheffield & Hallamshire County Senior League Division One after its first merger in 2011 before winning the Premier Division after its second merger in 2012 and gaining promotion to the Northern Counties East League (NCEL) Division One. A year later their meteoric rise continued when they finished runners-up in the NCEL Division One, winning promotion to the Premier Division.
Now their rise continues with major scalps in the FA Vase and if Shildon are to continue their quest to win the competition and merit their selection as bookie’s favourites, they will have to travel to the Shaw Lane ground and overcome the side whose name is on everyone’s lips at the moment.
Shildon move into the 3rd round of the FA Vase after a 2-0 win against Runcorn Town, with both goals coming in the second half.
The first from Jamie Harwood who headed in a John Brackstone free kick and then Booby Moore headed in with 6 minutes remaining.
The draw for the next round will be at lunch time on Monday.
Full match report can be found under Fixtures & Results Tab > Results & Reports
1) Kyle Hayes
2) Jamie Harwood
3) Darren Richardson
4) Mark Hudson
5) Carl Jones
6) Darren Craddock
7) Daniel Moore
8) Lee Scroggins
9) Paul Connor
10) Ben Wood
11) Chris Emms
12) Michael Rae on for Connor
13) Mark Doninger on for Emms
14) Sam Hodgson
15) John Brackstone on for Jones
16) Louis Graham
Goals
Harwood, Moore,
Yellow Card
Craddock
Pictures courtesy of Tom Clegg
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Venue
Dean Street
Shildon
DL4 1EZ
Match Day
22nd November 2014
Kick Off: 15:00
Admission Prices
Adult – £ 7.00
Concession – £ 5.00
Current League Position – 16th NWCL Premier Division
P W D L F A Pts
17 6 3 8 40 36 21
Current Form Guide (Last 6 League Games)
P W D L F A Pts
6 2 2 2 18 16 8
Last Match Played
18th November 2014 – NWCL Premier Division
Ashton Athletic 0 Runcorn Town 0
Facts
Founded: 1967 (as CKD Changed to Mond Rangers 1974, Changed to Runcorn Town 2005)
Nickname: Town
Record Attendance: 803 vs Runcorn Linnets 26 December 2013 (League)
Joined NWCL League: 2010
Home Colours: Blue Shirt, Shorts, Socks
Away Colours: Green Shirt, Shorts, Socks
Website: www.runcorntownfc.co.uk
Twitter: https://twitter.com/RuncornTown
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/runcorntown
Shildon will play Runcorn Town in the next round of the FA Vase after the draw was made at lunch time today. Ties due to be played 22nd November 2014.
Full Draw as follows : –
Saturday 22 November 2014
1 Bishop Auckland v 1874 Northwich_
2 Glossop North End v Bottesford or Ryhope CW
3 Alnwick Town v St Helens Town
4 Dunston UTS v Guisborough Town
5 Newcastle Benfield v Ashington
6 Marske United v Barton Town Old Boys
7 West Auckland Town v Shaw Lane Aquaforce
8 AFC Darwen v Dronfield Town
9 Shildon v Runcorn Town
10 Sunderland RCA v North Shields
11 Atherton Collieries v Seaham Red Star
12 Congleton Town v Whitley Bay
13 Consett AFC v Whickham
14 Tadcaster Albion v Morpeth Town
15 Worksop Town v Ellistown & Ibstock United
16 Bolehall Swifts v Dunkirk
17 Westfields v St Andrews
18 Wisbech Town v Cleethorpes Town
19 Thurnby Nirvana v Gornal Athletic
20 Shepshed Dynamo v AFC Mansfield
21 AFC Wulf’s or Heanor Town v Coleshill Town
22 Borrowash Victoria v Bromsgrove Sporting
23 Mickleover Royals v Willenhall Town
24 Brocton v Pegasus Juniors
25 Causeway United v Walsall Wood
26 Sun Sports v Stanway Rovers
27 London Colney v Haringey B or N’rthampton S
28 St Margaretsbury v Ipswich Wanderers
29 Peterborough Sports v Peterborough Northern Star
30 Hullbridge Sports v AFC Rushden & Diamonds
31 Holbeach United v Huntingdon Town
32 Norwich United v AFC Kempston Rovers
33 Godmanchester or Yaxley v Fakenham Town 34 Deeping Rangers v Oxhey Jets
35 AFC Dunstable v Colney Heath
36 Saffron Walden Town v Kings Langley
37 Ampthill Town v Tring Athletic
38 Wembley v Brantham Athletic
39 Great Yarmouth Town v Hadleigh United
40 Erith Town v Phoenix Sports
41 Lingfield v Chessington & Hook United
42 Horndean v Holmer Grn or Ascot Utd
43 Hassocks v Ashford United_
44 Hanworth Villa v Knaphill
45 Eastbourne United v Horley Town
46 Horsham YMCA v Erith & Belvedere
47 Farnham or Abingdon U v Littlehampton Town
48 East Preston v Flackwell Heath
49 Westfield v Tunbridge Wells
50 Pagham v Colliers Wood United
51 United Services Portsmouth v AFC Portchester
52 Fisher or Crawley D v Greenwich Borough
53 Newport (IW) v Loxwood 15:00 54 Alresford Town v Thame United
55 Odd Down v Hallen
56 Verwood Town v Plymouth Parkway
57 Folland Sports v AFC St Austell
58 Buckland Athletic v Bristol Manor Farm
59 Chippenham Park v Bradford Town
60 Blackfield & Langley v Bemerton Heath Harlequins
61 Melksham Town v Slimbridge AFC
62 Bodmin Town v St Blazey
63 Highworth Town v Bridport
64 Shepton Mallet AFC v Welton Rovers
Shildon progressed to the next round of the FA Vase after a 3-2 win after Extra Time against Colne FC, with 2 goals from Ben wood and a extra time goal from Paul Connor
Team : Hayes, Harwood, Atkin, Richardson, Brackstone, Hudson, Hodgson (Connor), Rundle (Chapman), Scroggins, Rae (Doninger), Wood
Pictures courtesy of Tom Clegg
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by Archie MacKay
After the disappointment of Wednesday night’s FA Cup exit, Shildon re-join the road to Wembley on Saturday with an FA Vase away day at Colne FC of the North West Counties Football League Premier Division.
The Railwaymen’s opponents sit mid table in their division but have won their last three matches in a row, all away from home: two in the league and one in the cup, including a 5-1 win over fourth placed AFC Liverpool.
Less than 20 years old, the Reds, as they are nicknamed, were established in 1996 and play at the Holt House Stadium in Colne, Lancashire, a ground previously used by Colne Dynamoes who progressed to the highest levels of non-league football before folding in 1990.
The club’s largest home attendance of 1,742 came in an FA Vase Semi-final replay against AFC Sudbury in 2004 which the Reds lost 4-3 on penalties after a 1-1 draw in the match. The club’s average attendance last season was 95.
So far this season the club has progressed through the qualifying rounds by defeating two Northern League sides in Penrith and Heaton Stannington, so the Railwaymen, who are joint favourites in the tournament, will need to be on form to ensure they are not the Lancashire side’s third Northern League scalp this season.
While Shildon will still be hurting from Wednesday’s FA Cup loss, Colne will know that the Railwaymen will want to take their frustrations out on the NWC side, and Shildon will be in no mood for an early exit from the competition. Billy Greulich-Smith remains a doubt for the game, but otherwise, Shildon should have a full compliment to choose from.
The match kicks off at the Holt House Stadium at 3pm and there are some places remaining on the supporters bus for anyone wishing to travel. The coach leaves the car park behind the George pub at 9.30am on Saturday. To enquire about seats, call 07784 975451.
Shildon will be away to Colne in the 1st Round of the FA Vase to take place on the 1st November.
Link to their website as follows Colne Football Club
The supporters club will be looking to put a bus on, can anyone interested please let Winnie or Russ know asap, or comment below.
Durham Challenge Cup winners, Shildon AFC have announced that admission fees for the 2014-15 season at Dean Street will be frozen at last year’s prices.
Season tickets, which are on sale now, will again cost just £90 for adults and £50 for concessions and juniors – that’s less than £4.50 per game for adults and less than £2.50 per game for concessions.
Full admission prices for league matches will be £6 and £4 with under 12s gaining free entry when accompanied by a paying adult.
Cup matches are not included in the season ticket and full admission prices for FA Cup and FA Vase games will be £7 adults and £5 concessions. Domestic cup matches will be priced at the same as league matches. The same offer also applies to under 12s.
To purchase your season ticket, contact Jeff Ridley on 07909 992731. Alternatively, contact Club Secretary, Gareth Howe on 07976 822 453 or by email at gareth.howe3@btopenworld.com.
