After the news on Friday night that Billy signed on for another 2 years, we have got to announce that the self proclaimed Ellwood Inc. “Cultured Carnage” have signed for the new season sponsored by Marmite.
Welcome back for another year Marc Ellison & Captain Jamie Harwood.
Jamie Opens the scoring
Adam Burnicle adds the second
Daniel Moore adds the third
Adam Burnicle adds the fourth
Adam Burnicle completes his hat-trick and adds the fifth
Shildon remain 5 points clear at the top of the Ebac Northern League after a 7-1 demolition of Washington.
Kicking with the wind in the first half Washington took the lead through Davison on 20 minutes. Then Billy Greulich-Smith scored his first of what would be 4 in the game to level it up at half time.
In the second half Shildon dominated from start to finish with Billy completing his hat-rick and Jamie Harwood and Ben Wood scoring. With 2 minutes to go Anthony Bell as fouled in the penalty box by Stephen Stewart and stepped up to make the final score Shildon 7 Washington 1.
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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Shildon AFC are through to the next round of the F.A. Cup after a 1 – 0 away victory at Padiham, near Burnley, who play in the Evostik Northern Premier League, which includes Darlington 1883 and Spennymoor.
The first chance fell to The Stork’s No 9 Paul Fildes, whose shot was punched away by Shildon’s keeper Lewis Graham. Then Sam Garvie fired just wide, before on the half hour Daniel Moore was brought down in the box for a spot kick. Up stepped reliable penalty taker captain Mark Hudson to give Shildon a deserved lead.
Half Time: Padiham 0 Shildon AFC 1.
Early on in the 2nd half Shildon had early possession before a Padiham shot was parried away by keeper Graham to No 11 Kurt Willoughby, but somehow Carl Jones made a brilliant block with his feet. On the hour a Carl Jones effort was goal-bound but was headed off the line by Padiham’s stat man Louis Haynes. Ten minutes later Shildon’s man-of-the-match Daniel Moore fired a long range drive but it hit the post and bounced back into play. Near the end Ben Wood and Billy Greulich-Smith were both through but failed to add to the score.
Final Score: Padiham 0 Shildon AFC 1.
Goalscorer: Hudson 30.
Man-of-the-Match: Daniel Moore.
After the match manager Gary Forrest said, “The 1st half was a good solid performance but in the 2nd half we were not as good. Perhaps the long 3 hour journey down to Lancashire wasn’t the best preparation for the game. Nevertheless, we still deserved to win”.
* Taken from Shildon Town Crier
Pictures courtesy of Tom Clegg and are available to view on Flickr
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Extended highlights of the Railwaymen’s Ebac Northern League Division One local derby clash with Newton Aycliffe on Wednesday 13 November: