Shildon scored eleven goals without reply in a one sided game against Crook Town. Goals came from Greulich-Smith 2, Rae 3, Doninger 2, Moore, Connor 2 and an own goal. Match report to follow.
1) Lewis Graham
2) Jamie Harwood
3) Lee Chapman
4) Mark Hudson
5) Carl Jones
6) Daniel Moore
7) Billy Greulich-Smith
8) Sam Hodgson
9) Michael Rae
10) Mark Doninger
11) Adam Rundle
Paul Connor on for Rundle
Liam Atkin on for Jones
Chris Emms on for Michael Rae
Jame Harwood
Shildon went down 2-1 at home to Guisborough despite taking a lead through Bobby Moore. A goal just after half time brought Guisborough back into the game before John Brackstone received a Red Card to reduce the Railwaymen down to 10 men.
1) Kyle Hayes
2) Jamie Harwood
3) John Brackstone
4) Mark Hudson
5) Darren Craddock
6) Carl Jones
7) Sam Hodgson
8) Daniel Moore
9) Michael Rae
10) Billy Greulich-Smith
11) Chris Emms
Subs
12) Adam Rundle
13) Mark Doninger
14) Paul Connor on for Hudson
15) Lee Scroggins on for Greulich-Smith
16) Darren Richardson on for Emms
Yellow
Moore
Red
Brackstone
Venue
Penrith AFC
The Frenchfield Stadium
Carleton
Frenchfield
Penrith
Cumbria
CA11 8UA
Match Day
2nd December 2014
Kick Off: 19:45
Admission Prices
Adult – £
Concession – £
Under 12’s –
Current League Position – 15th ENL1
P 20 W 5 D 7 L 8 F 35 A 46 Pts 22
Current Form Guide (Last 6 League Games)
P 6 W 1 D 2 L 3 F 14 A 17 Pts 5
Last Match Played
29th November 2014 – ENL1
Newcastle Benfield 2 Penrith 2
Facts
Founded: 1894
Nickname: Blues
Record Attendance: 2,100 v Chester 1981 (at Southend Road)
Joined Northern League: 1999-2000
Home Colours: Blue Shirt, White Shorts, Blue Socks
Away Colours:
Website: N/A
Twitter: https://twitter.com/penrithfc
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Penrith-Afc/153999891327741
Venue
Durham City FC
New Ferens Park
Belmont Industrial Estate
Durham
DH1 1GG
Match Day
29th November 2014
Kick Off: 15:00
Admission Prices
Adult – £ 6.00
Concession – £ 4.00
Under 12’s – Free
Current League Position – 10th ENL1
P 19 W 9 D 3 L 7 F 35 A 29 Pts 30
Current Form Guide (Last 6 League Games)
P 6 W 2 D 1 L 3 F 12 A 12 Pts 7
Last Match Played
22nd November 2014 – ENL1
Durham City 1 Billingham Synthonia 2
Facts
Founded: 1949
Nickname: City
Record Attendance:
Joined Northern League: 2012/13
Home Colours: Yellow Shirt, Blue Shorts and Socks
Away Colours: White Shirt, White Shorts and Red Socks
Website: www.durhamcityafc.com
Twitter: https://twitter.com/#!/TheCitizensAFC
Facebook: N/A
Venue
Bedlington Terriers FC
Welfare Park
Park Road
Bedlington
NE22 5DP
Match Day
26th November 2014
Kick Off: 19:45
Admission Prices
Adult – £ 6.00
Concession – £ 2.00
Current League Position – 9th ENL1
P 21 W 10 D 2 L 9 F 42 A 38 Pts 32
Current Form Guide (Last 6 League Games)
P 6 W 1 D 0 L 5 F 7 A 19 Pts 3
Last Match Played
22nd November 2014 – ENL1
Penrith 3 Bedlington 1
Facts
Founded: 1949
Nickname: Terriers
Record Attendance: 2,400 v Colchester United, FA Cup 1st Round 1998
Joined Northern League: 1982 / 83
Home Colours: Red Shirts, Shorts, Socks
Away Colours: Blue Shirts, Shorts, Socks
Website: www.bedlingtonterriersfc.com
Twitter: http://twitter.com/#!/BTFCOfficial
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/#!/bedlingtonterriersfc
Directions from Bedlington Terriers Website to the ground and Parking Information
From the A1:-
Take the Seaton Burn turn off and at the roundabout take the second turn off (A1088).
At the next roundabout, take the first turnoff to pass Aesica on the left. Straight over at the next roundabout.
You will go down a dip, over a bridge and back up the other side, do not turn off, continue on the same road until you come into Bedlington. At the top of the bank there is a roundabout outside the Red Lion pub, go straight over. Down the hill there is another roundabout at the Netto shop, take the second turnoff (turning right). Follow the road past the Police station and Law courts and the road bends sharply to the left. Continue around the corner, take the second right. The ground is at the top of the street.
From the A189:-
Follow the signs to Ashington.
Branch left at the 3 Horse Shoes turn off (junction with the A192/B1505) sign posted Morpeth. Take the second exit from the roundabout sign posted B1505 to Bedlington. Take no turn offs and you will go down a hill with sharp turns, cross a bridge and climb a steep hill (11%). Go along the street until the church is on your left and there is a junction on your right next to the Northumberland Arms. Take the turn off to your right and at the junction, turn right. Go round the corner and take the second right. The ground is at the top of the street.
WE RECOMMEND TO EVERYONE THAT YOU SHOULD PARK YOUR CAR BEHIND TESCO ON BEDLINGTON FRONT STREET. THIS IS A SHORT WALK FROM THE GROUND.
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.