Looking for a job

On Kantrida i meet Justice, friend working now in Luton after great career in Vauxhall and sayed to me that he will check if he can do something to get me into club which was started too fall down after other manager puts club in chance to be relegated. It was my chance and maybe only chance to made something in football.





After few days i get call from Alan Bartlam who sayed that i come in Vauxhall to see my statement so that they can see if i fit into their interest. My clone Diazepamll give me money for trip to there but with pills in me i get lost after coffee in Victoria Railway Station.






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I take coffee on London Victoria Railway before went into Vauxhall FC for talk with little nerves.

I didnt wait long staying in old apartment on club tax. Second day i get call from Bartlam and was shocked with decision i can try save club.

First day in club after i settle deal with manager position i get strait on work. I know that it would be tricky and hard because of only 7 last fixtures before end of season and risk of getting relegated.

First i did was went into dress room to present myself to players and sayed to them that we can do it and avoid relegation zone. They get little moral and mostly all agreed but scars were too much and i could see that on them.

Vauxhall Motors F.C.

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Vauxhall Motors Football Club



Nickname(s) The Motormen

Founded 1963
Ground Rivacre Park, Ellesmere Port



Capacity 3,300 – 350 seated

Owner Vauxhall Motors



Chairman Alan Bartlam





Manager Alan Schumacker (sacked in FM by board]


2013–14 Conference North, 18th



Vauxhall Motors Football Club is an English football club based in Ellesmere Port, Cheshire, who play in the Conference North. It was originally the works team of the Vauxhall Ellesmere Port Car Plant. It had a lot of success in its local leagues and fought its way up to semi-professional status. It was announced in March 2014 that the club had tendered its resignation from the Football Conference, with effect from the end of season 2013–14. The club will take over their reserve teams place back in the West Cheshire League 1st Division for the 2014-15 season.

It is generally regarded as the local team of Ellesmere Port, although another team, Ellesmere Port F.C. plays further down the pyramid in the Chester & District League.



History

Vauxhall Motors F.C. was founded in 1963, shortly after the opening of the new Vauxhall Motors Car Plant in Ellesmere Port, Cheshire. Early in its history, it played in the Ellesmere Port League and the Wirral Combination, but it soon grew too strong for those leagues.



By 1970, the club had achieved several promotions and played on the company-owned Hooton Park. By 1987 however, it had opened its own ground, Rivacre Park, where the club plays today. The opening of the new ground was especially important as then England manager Bobby Robson brought a number of former international stars for the opening game.




On the pitch, the club also started finding some success, winning its first West Cheshire League championship in the 1985–86 season. Soon after, they reached their first Cheshire Amateur Cup and triumphed in the Wirral Senior Cup.



These accomplishments did not go unnoticed, as the club successfully applied to join the North West Counties League for 1987–88. They easily won the league's Second Division in their second season at that level, and finished fourth in the First Division in 1989–90. Despite expectations to challenge for the league title the next season, the team only finished fifth, but won the North West Counties League Cup in the process, defeating Darwen 2–0.

Soon after its fifth place finish, the board took the decision to move back down to the West Cheshire League where the club finished in third place in the two following seasons. However, in 1994–95, the club won both divisions of the league — only the third time any club had achieved that in the 103-year history of the league. Soon after, they were accepted back into the North West Counties League. Just as before, they easily won the Second Division of the NWCL, but did not have the best of seasons in Division One, although they did reach the semi-final of the Cheshire Senior Cup.



It continued to play in Division One, and reached the final of the NWCL Cup, losing to Kidsgrove Athletic in a closely contested match.



The 1998–99 season was the team's best by far to that point, reaching the fifth round of the FA Vase and earning its best ever league position in third place, and won the NWCL Cup. However, the next season was even better, with the team reaching the semi-finals of the FA Vase and winning the NWCL title, thus earning a spot in Division One of the Northern Premier League. The reserves also enjoyed a successful season, winning a number of smaller trophies.

The club enjoyed considerable success in the Northern Premier League as well, earning promotion to the Northern Premier League Premier Division in their first season, and finishing in second place in the league. The team continued to play well, with its high point coming when they defeated Queens Park Rangers in their first appearance in the FA Cup first round, before losing in the next round in a televised match against Macclesfield Town. The season after, the club hired manager Owen Brown and they earned promotion to Conference North when that league was founded in 2004.



The club finished twenty-first in the 2007–08 season, and were due to be relegated but after Nuneaton Borough's liquidation and the Conference's decision to expel Boston United, the club were reprieved. In the 2009–10 season, the club finished twentieth. However due to the earlier resignation of Farsley Celtic and the subsequent relegation of Northwich Victoria due to financial troubles, Vauxhall Motors was again given a reprieve from relegation.

In the 2010–11 season, they again qualified for the first round proper of the FA Cup, but were unable to repeat the success of eight years previously, although Josh Wilson scored in the 38th minute, his header was disallowed, drawing 0–0 against Hartlepool United before going on to lose 1–0 in the replay.



On 26 May 2011 it was announced that, due to a promotion at work, Carl Macauley was stepping down from his role as manager and that his assistant Anthony Wright would be taking over the reins with former Notts County, Peterborough United, Burscough and Vauxhall Motors striker Gary Martindale as his number two. However results didn't go as hoped despite assembling one of the strongest squads the club had seen, resulting in Carl Macauley making a shock return to the Rivacre Park hotseat in November 2011 with Anthony Wright reverting to Assistant Manager and Gary Martindale to First Team Coach.






In March 2014 the club announced its intention to withdraw from the Conference North due to "ever-increasing costs" leaving the club with no alternative but to return to the West Cheshire League to stabilise and rebuild once again for the future. A week after the announcement long-serving manager Carl Macauley left to become Assistant Manager to Steve Burr at Chester F.C., leaving Anthony Wright and Gary Martindale in charge once again until the end of the season.

Only four of the founder members of Conference North remained in the league for its first ten seasons: Gainsborough Trinity, Harrogate Town, Stalybridge Celtic and Vauxhall Motors. Vauxhall's league positions in those season's were 15th, 18th, 15th, 21st, 11th, 20th, 17th, 18th, 12th and 18th. On April 26th 2014 Motors played their last game in Conference North for the foreseeable future losing 2-0 at home to Solihull Moors.

In May 2014 former Vauxhall favourite Alan Schumacker was appointed as first team manager. The former Motors defender was a member of Alvin McDonald's all conquering North West Counties League championship side and had been reserve team manager since the summer of 2010. He appointed Kevin Baker as his assistant and Steve Foulkes as coach for the coming season. But even them didnt make something National manager Justice talked with boardroom Diazepam V to try save club from relegation.

Colours and badge

Vauxhall Motors' colours are white with a strip of blue for the top and blue shorts with blue socks. The away kit is yellow shirts, green shorts and yellow socks. The kits have been sponsored by car retailer Lookers Wirral since 2000.

The team badge is the same as the logo of its parent company, Vauxhall Motors.

Stadium

Rivacre Park has been the home of Vauxhall since the 1986, the club having formerly played at Hooton Park. It has a capacity of 3,300 with covered stand and terracing, with space for 350 seated guests. The stand has been refitted with new seats along with a step in the terrace at the golf course end of the ground. A new toilet block, disabled toilet and a new turnstile block have also been added. To increase capacity, more barriers have been installed to the covered terrace and the club shop has since been re-opened after the roof was damaged in a storm. The ground also has a large sports and social club. This was originally for employees of the Vauxhall plant but is also open to the public on match days etc.



Records


Highest League Attendance: 1,752 versus Chester F.C. – 30 October 2012

Highest FA Cup Attendance: 1,109 versus Hartlepool United (FA Cup First Round Replay) – 16 November 2010

Highest FA Trophy Attendance: 1,104 versus Northwich Victoria (FA Trophy 4th Round) – 2 February 2002

Biggest Home Win: 12–2 versus Blackpool Mechanics, 9 December 1995
Biggest Home Defeat: 6–0 versus Kettering Town, 1 March 2008
Biggest Away Win: 6–0 versus Hinckley United, 5 February 2013
Biggest Away Defeat: 6–0 versus Kettering Town, 25 August 2007
All-Time Leading Goalscorer: Terry Fearns – 111 goals
Most Appearances: Carl Nesbitt – 520 appearances (500 starts, 20 as sub)
Best League Position: 11th, Conference North, 2008–09
Best FA Cup Performance: 2nd Round Proper, 2002–03
Best FA Trophy Performance: 4th Round Proper, 2001–02
Best FA Vase Performance: Semi-Finals, 1999–00



Notable players

Several players have gone on to play in the Football League, including

Gregg Blundell – Formerly with Doncaster Rovers. Currently physiotherapist at Tranmere Rovers



Danny Collins – Formerly with Sunderland and Stoke City. Currently playing at Nottingham Forest




Mark Duffy – Formerly with Scunthorpe United and Morecambe F.C.. Currently playing at Doncaster Rovers



Leighton McGivern – Formerly with Accrington Stanley; latterly with Altrincham.




Steve McNulty – Formerly with Fleetwood Town. Currently playing at Luton Town



Mark Roberts – Formerly with Stevenage. Currently playing at Fleetwood Town



Paul Taylor – Formerly with Peterborough United. Currently playing at Ipswich Town

Apr 15, 2009 00:00 By Chester Chronicle

Ex-Vauxhall Motors striker Terry Fearns arrested in drugs quiz

A FORMER Vauxhall Motors FC player has been arrested after a drugs raid on his Merseyside home.



A FORMER Vauxhall Motors FC player has been arrested after a drugs raid on his Merseyside home.

Striker Terry Fearns, 31, who scored 111 goals for the Motormen between 2001-04, was taken into custody last Thursday.

Merseyside Police has released the former fans’ favourite on bail to return in May.

No charges have been made against him.

His current club AFC Telford United have decided to terminate his contract.

In a statement the club said: “AFC Telford United have terminated the playing contract of Terry Fearns in relation to a further breach of club rules.

“The termination is subject to an appeal by the player.”



We didnt need to ask Diazepam IV who was he biggest fan from Vauxhall and we fast get answer with small smile.

"Haha, good one, Fearns of course and to be honest if i will be in position i will call him back to club no matter cost"

HONOURS

Next i went to talk with whole staff in club to get most information i could to tweak the team and also finding ways to avoid relegation. Even seven is my lucky number i want to secure relegation off fastest i can.

Director Tony Woodley

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Under 21s Manager - Alan Schumaher

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Assistant Manager - Regie McGuire



Head of Youth Development -Darren Evans

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Player/Coach - Gary Martindale



Former Vauxhall Motors joint managers Gary Martindale (left) and Anthony Wright.

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Head Physiotherapist

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Head Scout - The Shirt

KEY PLAYERS

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I writed names of players, also we made formations and tactic, mostly built on counter attack and safe playing. About stadium pitch was in terrible condition but, facilities was looking average at least except poor training facilities. With lack of reserves and youths i know that many will depends on luck whatever i do.





So while i give players one free day i went to town to see my new home.



Ii taken shower and went into my car which i parked in tight street in Mentrom Rd.



I was happy living alone, there was no much noise there and few meters from my house there was Studio 4 and also bar called Tropican and was key for getting nice fast coffee before work. The street was very tight and i must say i liked hood.





Anyway i just get into my car and went to see what this town has to offer.

So of course my obsesion with water i first went to see Manchester Canal... it was tight but long river and there were also ships, it was looking very cool because it was hard to imagine that such big ships can ride trough it,i sit down and looked ships on move and also two bridges not too big not too small.



The Manchester Ship Canal is an inland waterway 36 miles (58 km) long in the North West of England. Starting at the Mersey Estuary near Liverpool, it generally follows the original routes of the rivers Mersey and Irwell through the historic counties of Cheshire and Lancashire. Several sets of locks lift vessels about 60 feet (18 m) up to Manchester, where the canal's terminus was built. Major landmarks along its route include the Barton Swing Aqueduct, the only swing aqueduct in the world, and Trafford Park, the world's first planned industrial estate and still the largest in Europe.

In museum i find that it has big meaning for that town. When they built it was great for economy so stretching 56 km you there is lots of fabric and other stuffs... Also there were many talking's before they start to do on it and also river had great big history.

Company chairman Daniel Adamson (left) resigned early in 1887. He was replaced by Wilbraham Egerton, 1st Earl Egerton (right) and it started the job.







The rivers Mersey and Irwell were first made navigable in the early 18th century. Goods were also transported on the Runcorn extension of the Bridgewater Canal (from 1776) and the Liverpool and Manchester Railway (from 1830), but by the late 19th century the Mersey and Irwell Navigation had fallen into disrepair and was often unusable. In addition, Manchester's business community viewed the charges imposed by Liverpool's docks and the railway companies as excessive. A ship canal was therefore proposed as a way of giving ocean-going vessels direct access to Manchester. The region was suffering from the effects of the Long Depression, and for the canal's proponents, who argued that the scheme would boost competition and create jobs, the idea of a ship canal made sound economic sense. They initiated a public campaign to enlist support for the scheme, which was first presented to Parliament as a bill in 1882. Faced with stiff opposition from Liverpool, the canal's supporters were unable to gain the necessary Act of Parliament to allow the scheme to go ahead until 1885.

For more just head up to: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manchester_Ship_Canal



Also very important the Manchester Canal was connected with many railways and other which was affecting fast economy uplift.




In National Waterways Museumt i went into many old cultural history steams and other.





Also notable in 2010, the museum was one of three featured on the BBC Four series Behind the Scenes at the Museum.

At Ellesmere Port the canal is joined by the Shropshire Union Canal, at a site now occupied by the National Waterways Museum. The area formerly consisted of a 7-acre (2.8 ha) canal port linking the Shropshire Union Canal to the River Mersey. Designed by Thomas Telford, it remained operational until the 1950s.




It was a "marvellously self-contained world" with locks, docks, warehouses, a blacksmith's forge, stables, and cottages for the workers. Its Island Warehouse was built in 1871 to store grain. A few miles from Ellesmere Port, at Weston, near Runcorn, the ship canal also connects with the Weaver Navigation.

The Longdon-on-Tern aqueduct looked impressive.



Just like canal boat traverses the Pontcysyllte aqueduct, when i seen it i get feeling to take a ride but i let it off from today.



After that i went to see The 'Colossus of Roads' ... i passed trough it once and it was great work. Masterpiece with great look on mountains.



During his later years, Telford was responsible for rebuilding sections of the London to Holyhead road, a task completed by his assistant of ten years, John MacNeill today, much of the route is the A5 trunk road, although the Holyhead Road diverted off the A5 along what is now parts of A45, A41 and A464 through the cities of Coventry,



Birmingham and Wolverhampton. Between London and Shrewsbury, most of the work amounted to improvements. Beyond Shrewsbury, and especially beyond Llangollen, the work often involved building a highway from scratch. Notable features of this section of the route include the Waterloo Bridge across the River Conwy at Betws-y-Coed, the ascent from there to Capel Curig and then the descent from the pass of Nant Ffrancon towards Bangor. Between Capel Curig and Bethesda, in the Ogwen Valley, Telford deviated from the original road, built by Romans during their occupation of this area.

After that i went to get fast food and went to see Telford church which reminded me about one in my Country where i was born. I never belived in god but i liked religion looking positive on religions, it keeps you going.



After that i decided i take somke and relax in Woolston Eyes nature reserve, near Thelwall because there was clean,silent relaxing place. Not like Manchester Canal where water was of course not drinkable.



I decided to went home and get something to eat and than taking some time to go into exploration of night life. My players and me will surely need it. Also i was happy with how players aproched to me... we had talk to present myself, after that i did some talking's with few players and all went ok...

Ellesmere Port /??lzm??rp?rt/ is a large industrial town and port in Cheshire, England. It is situated South of the Metropolitan Borough of Wirral on the banks of the Manchester Ship Canal, and to the north of the city of Chester. The town had a population of 64,100 at the 2001 census.

The town is primarily industrial, being dominated by an oil refinery at Stanlow and a former ICI chemical works.

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The town is also home to the Vauxhall Motors car factory, where the Astra range of cars is produced. There are a number of tourist attractions: the National Waterways Museum, the Blue Planet Aquarium and the Cheshire Oaks Designer Outlet.

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History

The town of Ellesmere Port was founded as an outlet to the sea from Ellesmere, Shropshire and Wales' border area around Llangollen via a canal initially called the Ellesmere Canal.

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The canal was designed and engineered by William Jessop and Thomas Telford as part of a project to connect the rivers Severn, Mersey and Dee.

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The canal connected to the Mersey in the village of Netherpool, and the basin was known as Whitby Locks. The section between Whitby Locks and Chester was opened in 1795, connecting two of the rivers; but the connection to the Severn was never completed.

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The village of Netherpool gradually changed its name to the Port of Ellesmere, and by the early 19th century, to Ellesmere Port. Settlements had existed in the area since the writing of the Domesday Book in the 11th century, which mentions Great Sutton, Little Sutton, Pool (now Overpool) and Hooton.

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The first houses in Ellesmere Port itself, however, grew up around the docks and the first main street was Dock Street, which now houses the National Waterways Museum.

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Station Road, which connected the docks with the village of Whitby, also gradually developed and as more shops were needed, some of the houses became retail premises. As the expanding industrial areas growing up around the canal and its docks attracted more workers to the area, the town itself continued to expand.

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By the mid-20th century, thanks to the opening of the Manchester Ship Canal in 1894 and the Stanlow Oil Refinery in the 1920s, the town had expanded so that it now incorporated the villages of Great and Little Sutton, Hooton, Whitby, Overpool and Rivacre as suburbs.

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The town centre itself had moved from the Station Road/Dock Street area, to an area that had once been home to a stud farm (indeed, the former Ellesmere Port and Neston Borough Council officially referred to the town centre as Stud Farm for housing allocation purposes) around the crossroads of Sutton Way/Stanney Lane and Whitby Road.



In the 20th century, a number of new housing estates were developed, many of them on the sites of former farms such as Hope Farm and Grange Farm. Many estates consisted of both council housing and privately owned homes and flats.

Present day

Ellesmere Port, in recent times has had an influx of Liverpool immigrants.Thus demand for housing increased with the opening of the Vauxhall Motors car plant in 1962.



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Opened as a components supplier to the Luton plant, passenger car production began in 1964 with the Vauxhall Viva. Today the plant is now Vauxhall's only car factory in Britain, since the end of passenger car production at the Luton plant in 2004 (where commercial vehicles are still made). Ellesmere Port currently produces the Vauxhall Astra model on two shifts, employing 2,500 people.

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In the mid-1980s, the Port Arcades, a covered shopping mall was built in the town centre, which complemented the erection of Lewis's store[citation needed] which was bought out by Asda prior to the completion of the Port Arcades. By the 1990s, it was the retail sector rather than the industrial that was attracting workers and their families to the town.

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This was boosted with the building of the Cheshire Oaks outlet village and the Coliseum shopping park, which also included a multiplex cinema; prior to this since the closure of the cinema in Station Road, Little Sutton (Queen's cinema) and the King's cinema adjacent to Ellesmere Port railway station in the 1960s the town's only cinema had been a single screen in the EPIC Leisure Centre.

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Governance

Ellesmere Port was nearly included into the Metropolitan Borough of Wirral, in Merseyside, when that was formed on 1 April 1974. It was removed from the proposals before the Local Government Act 1972 had its first reading, and instead remained in Cheshire as part of the borough of Ellesmere Port and Neston.

Plans were announced which proposed combining the borough of Ellesmere Port and Neston with the Chester and Vale Royal districts to form a new "West Cheshire" unitary authority. The new unitary authority came into being on 1 April 2009 as Cheshire West and Chester. The Conservatives won control of this council in shadow elections in May 2008, winning a majority of seats in the Ellesmere Port area for the first time.
At the national level, Ellesmere Port is part of the Ellesmere Port and Neston parliament constituency. The current MP is Andrew Miller (Labour).

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Demography



Religion

The main religion of Ellesmere Port is Christianity with 70% of the population. 10.2% have no religion. 6.9% are unspecified. 0.8% are Muslim. and 0.1% are Buddhist.

Transport

Ellesmere Port railway station is on the Wirral Line of the Merseyrail network and has a half-hourly electric train service to Chester and Liverpool.

There is also an infrequent service to Helsby, with the route passing through Stanlow and Ince & Elton.

The Manchester Ship Canal joins the Mersey estuary north-west of Ellesmere Port at Eastham, but the town is also the northern terminus of the Shropshire Union Canal (which used to exchange goods with seagoing boats at what is now the National Waterways Museum).

Sports

Speedway racing operated at the stadium in Thornton Road in the mid to late 1970s and in the 1980s; since March 2013, the stadium has been back in use for greyhound racing.

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Ellesmere Port Gunners raced in the lower tier Leagues. Ellesmere Port Town F.C was once of town's main football team before the founding of Vauxhall Motors F.C in 1963. Ellesmere Port Town F.C was founded in 1948 and folded in 1973.




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The club's main achievements were playing in the Northern Premier League (The 7th tier in the English Football Pyramid) and reaching the F.A Cup First Round in the 1971-1972 season, losing 3-0 to Boston United. Vauxhall Motors F.C. are the local football team.


In 2009 Eddie Izzard and his run around the UK for Sport Relief saw him pass through Little Sutton village centre and Hooton. The footage is only minutes long however.
In 2012 Ellesmere Port played host to the Paralympic Flame as part of the Paralympic Torch Relay celebrations.



West Cheshire Colleges campus in Ellesmere Port was one of the drop off points for the flame as well as the EPIC leisure centre and the David Lloyd Leisure Centre. Events included sporting demonstrations and the parade of the Paralympic flame.


Construction began in January 2014 for the new multi-million pound Sports Village in Stanney Grange which will incorporate an olympic sized swimming venue, tennis courts, football pitches and other sport halls. The village will be situated on site of the old Stanney high school by Cheshire Oaks, The Coliseum and M&S.

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Notable people



For more information check wikipedia ... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ellesmere_Port

... and for 6 days we go to Colwyn Bay playing against Colwyn Bay lol.

Also before i went in club i get squad depth on tablet and Colwyn Bay...



Colwyn Bay



They are on 16 place two points ahead of us but with problems of suspended young Connor Cowan-Thompson and 22 year old midfielder Williams.





They have 5 wins in 13 matches but in last five three wins and two lost. In all five games there was different scorer which was not too good information for me. Against curently 19th Brackley they won by 1:0 only scorer was Aaron Ray, 29 year striker with solid form. He started his career in Vauxhall and i would probably be happy that he stayed because of lacking strikers in my team.











Last match 1.11.14 they taken us 3 points at our ground, only scorer for us was Tom Rutter and for them 21 year old striker Cameron Darkhaw who is available for free transfer. Looking on his form its not good but with 21 year i am thinking to check him in match and send also scouts to check can he give as some power at top of pitch. The 20 year old striker Jamie Matthews was given second goal in 76' minute for final 1:2.



After Brackley they lost 3:0 against Boston United which are right now on 17th placeon table.



Then defeat away against Stockport which are holding 3rd position on table right now. Only scorer for Cowly was Michael Lea, 26 year defender left.







Against North Ferriby United which are on middle of table looking secured. Cowly's were defeated there with two in net.






After that they waited Chorley at home and Akinbiyi 39 year old striker scored in first minute for Cowly



The second goal was scored 25 year old striker Marc Williams with not too much good form.



The last game they stoped currently fourth on table Chester with final score 0:0.

So, mmm, i think i messed up something. Yes, well it happens with drugs.

Any way only thing it was sure their striker's scoring and we will need to be carefull. With Frank Sinclair, 42 year old manager still playing its sure that we cannot go there and attack from start.



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I send scouts to mission to check more details about Colwyn Bay to try find see where is most danger and where we could try to find advantage for us if there is.

LAST MATCH