Shildon will find out there opponents in the next round of the Vase in Monday’s draw after a commanding 5-0 victory away at Pickering Town.
Goals coming from Micky Rae x 2, Bobby Moore, David Ferguson and Amar Purewal.
Goal highlights as below
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ENL1 : Shildon 3 Jarrow Roofing BCA 0
Amar Purewal scored his first goal for Shildon as they ran out 3-0 winners over Jarrow Roofing.
Shildon first two goals were scored by Bobby Moore first heading in from a Dan Groves cross and then heading in from a corner.
Full match report to follow
Judith Howe
It is with regret that we sadly announce, Judith Howe, wife of Shildon AFC Secretary Gareth passed away suddenly but peacefully at 8:30 this morning.
All the club Directors, and I am sure I speak for all the Shildon AFC fans, would like to offer our deepest condolences to Gareth and his family at this sad time and our thoughts and hearts are with them.
Judith’s funeral will take place at St. Johns Church on the 17th November at 12:30 then back to Elm Road.
Remembrance Day
At the Shildon Remembrance Day parade, we are delighted that Club captain Bobby Moore will lay the Shildon AFC wreath on behalf of us all.
ENL 1 : Marske Utd 1 Shildon 2
Shildon Remain 4th in the League
Shildon AFC are still 4th in the league after a 2 – 1 away victory at Marske United on Saturday 29th October 2016.
However, the score line was not a true reflection of the game as Shildon should have won by a far greater margin. In fact, Dale Mulligan’s headed goal was Marske’s one and only effort on target for the whole of the game.
Shildon were on the attack from the kick off and after just 6 minutes Micky Rae was clean through but he shot wide. Two minutes later Marske’s keeper Robert Dean’s poor clearance went straight to Micky Rae who lobbed the ball over Dean’s head only for it to hit the bar. It was third time lucky for Micky on 9 minutes when he fired passed keeper Dean.
Anth Bell increased the lead on 25 minutes with a great left foot long range drive.
Just before the interval a right wing corner from Curtis Round was headed in by Nathan Mulligan for Marske.
Half Time: Marske United 1 Shildon AFC 2
Despite Shildon creating several chances there was no more goals in the 2nd half. Billy Greulich-Smith failed to connect and Amar Purewal’s shot was weak. Paul Connor was through and somehow missed. Shortly after he was unmarked and missed again from 6 yards out.
Final Score: Marske United 1 Shildon AFC 2
Goalscorers: Rae 9, Bell 25.
Subs: Dodds for Bell 79, Connor for Rae 79.
Bookings: (Y) Robson 7, Bell 15, Hodgson 48, Wing 78.
Man-of-the-Match: Amar Purewal.
Not the best of games. It was a one sided affair which Shildon should have won easily had they taken their chances. Shildon’s keeper Nick Liversedge didn’t have one save to make.
DCC 1st Round : Shildon 4 Ryton & Crawcrook Albion 0
Shildon will face West Auckland in the next round of the Durham Challenge Cup after beating Ryton & Crawcrook Albion 4-0 at Dean Street.
All 4 goals coming in the 1st Half from Paul Connor, Lewis Wing 2 and Billy Greulich-Smith
Tom Clegg’s photos v Litherland REMYCA online
Tom’s photos of our FA Vase First Round game are now online at Flickr
My Photos from Litherland REMYCA
Photos are online at Flickr
Supporters Club Coach to Litherland REMYCA, FA Vase – Update
The supporters club bus for the FA Vase tie away to Litherland REMYCA is full.
The bus will be leaving the George Car Park at 9am to travel to Southport before the game.
Prices will be
- £ 17 Adults
- £10 Concessions
NO ALCOHOL WILL BE ALLOWED ON THE BUS
Founded in 1959 at St Thomas FC, their early years were predominantly spent playing in local Church leagues. The name REMYCA United was adopted in 1967, having been created through combination of elements from the names of two organisations closely connected with the club – REM Social Club and Bootle YMCA. Progression to the I Zingari League followed in the early 1970s, and it was within that setup that the club was to play its football for the ensuing three decades. A period of considerable success during the 1990s prompted a switch to the Liverpool County Football Combination, although their spell at this level was to remain short lived and a return to the I-Zingari fold soon forthcoming. A 2006 merger between the two competitions led to the formation of the Liverpool County Premier League, with REMYCA being placed in the Second Division of this new structure. The club went on to claim the title in its inaugural season, before further promotion to the Premier Division was achieved in 2010.
The current name of Litherland REMYCA was adopted in 2013, in order to better identify the club with its local area.A successful application to join the North West Counties Football League was subsequently lodged, and they commenced the 2014–15 season in the North West Counties Division One.