Tag: South Shields

Alfie Marriott Joins On Loan

Shildon AFC can confirm the loan signing of defender Alfie Marriott from South Shields FC (subject to FA/League approval).

Alfie is a product of the South Shields FC Academy and made his first-team debut earlier this season at Warrington Town in the FA Trophy and was part of the South Shield FC Under-18s team which reached the first round of the FA Youth Cup this season.

Shildon AFC Manager Chris Hughes said:  “We are looking forward to having Alfie with us for the next month. He is a talented young player who we have been aware of for the past year and we are pleased he will join the squad to compete for a place in the team.”.

Shildon AFC would like to thank South Shields FC for their help in this matter.

Welcome to Shildon AFC Alfie.

FA Cup 2nd Qualifying Round – Ticket Information


FA Cup 2nd Qualifying Round – Ticket Information

Shildon AFC have put arrangements in place with Kaizen Ticketing Solutions Ltd to start offering tickets for sale online, starting with this Saturday’s FA Cup game against South Shields FC. 

Please book a ticket for this game to avoid disappointment as admission for the game will be offered as ticket entry only initially, with only spare capacity being opened up for cash sales at the turnstiles on the day.

You can book your ticket online here: https://shildonafc.ktckts.com/ where you can download/print your ticket once purchased.

On the day of the game you will need to bring a copy of your ticket and any necessary ID/information for the type of ticket purchased (e.g. age confirmation / Livin Tenant Number etc.)

There will be no debit/credit card sales at the turnstiles on the day.

Durham Challenge Cup Final | Shildon v South Shields Match Preview

Shildon head to Stadium of Light in search of cup glory 

The railwaymen face a tough opponent in the final however, taking on a strong South Shields side.

But manager Daniel Moore, doesn’t just expect his players to head to Sunderland just to make up the numbers. 

“We are not going to the Stadium of Light to have a nice night out, we are going with the mind set to win a cup final as underdogs.”

Shildon saw off Hartlepool United in the semi final to make it to Friday nights climax and will be hopeful of finishing the 2018/19 season with some silverware. 

Potentially, South Shields may field a much younger side, resting some senior players ahead of their play-off match the next day. 

Nonetheless manager Moore fully expects a strong, competitive side. 

“I have seen their academy teams play this season and they are littered with quality young players.”

That being said, age shouldn’t be a concern to either side really as half of Shildon’s 18 man match day squad themselves are under the age of 20. 

The railway men have been able to focus their attentions towards Fridays matchup ever since their final league game back on April 13th, a 3-1 win away to Whitley Bay.  Cappping off a solid season, however one last win on Friday night could set the tone for next season. 

League Cup : Shildon 1 South Shields 4

Shildon were knocked out of the League Cup, losing 4-1 to South Shields.

Micky Rae gave Shildon an early lead slotting past keeper Connell. 7 Minutes later South Shields were awarded a penalty when Jamie Harwood was harshly penalised for an alleged foul on South Shields forward Jordan Blinco,  to everyone’s amazement then Jamie was sent off leaving Shildon 78 minutes to play with 10 men.

Carl Finnigan scored the penalty to level, then 2 furthe goals for Jordan Blinco and another for Finnigan in the second half set up a tie against North Shields in the Final.

Full match report to follow…

 

ENL1 : South Shields 2 Shildon 0

Shildon are now 20 points behind league leaders North Shields after a 2-0 defeat to fellow title contenders South Shields.

Gavin Cogdon gave South Shields the lead in the first half.Carl Finnigan added the second with virtually the last kick of the match. Lewis Wing came closest for Shildon hitting a post from a free-kick in the second half.

Full Match report to follow…