Sunday, 12 October 2008

Amateur football

Three-sy for Penrith as they cruise to victory

Published 8 October 2008

mbirch PENRITH consolidated their position in the top half of the table courtesy of a comprehensive victory over a youthful Seaham side.

Harraby dig deep to beat Colliers 5-1 away

Published 6 October 2008

Northern Alliance Premier Division: Ashington Colliers 1 Harraby Catholic Club 5: The early stages of the game saw Harraby keeper Geoff Bennett block an angled shot from Patrice Butters and then Marc Shiel had a close range effort blocked by the home keeper as their defence scrambled Mike Swift’s follow-up effort away from the goal-line.

Gretna hammer five past hapless Hawick

Published 6 October 2008

Hawick 1 Gretna 5: Gretna returned to league action with a win away at Hawick in terrible playing conditions.

Whitehaven Amateurs' eye-catching win

Published 6 October 2008

Northern league: Whitehaven Amateurs produced an eye-catching performance at North Shields and were rewarded with an emphatic 5-2 win.

Penrith hit back with two late goals to secure tie

Published 6 October 2008

ON A surface made increasingly heavy by persistent rain both before and during the game, Penrith eventually came through their first round FA Vase tie, after a fully committed display.

Penrith boss Tose demands better show against Squires Gate

Published 3 October 2008

Penrith joint boss James Tose blasted his side’s defending in the midweek 3-3 draw with Morpeth – and demanded an improvement for tomorrow’s FA Vase tie with Squires Gate.

Gillford Park edge past Peterlee in Bosch cup

Published 29 September 2008

Bosch Power Tool Challenge Cup: Gillford Park 3 Peterlee Town 2: Gillford Park played hosts to Peterlee Town in the opening round of The Bosch Power Tools Challenge Cup making only one change from last weeks line-up when Liam Hodgson came in for Tyran Taylor.

Whitehaven Amateurs held by Northumbria but stay top

Published 29 September 2008

Whitehaven Amateurs were held 1-1 at the County Ground by Team Northumbria – but still retain leadership of the Northern League’s First Division.

Penrith fail to recover from quick two-goal salvo

Published 29 September 2008

PENRITH suffered defeat in a game where the strong and swirling wind played a significant part in determining the outcome and pattern of play.

All systems go for Amateurs’ new clubhouse

Published 24 September 2008

WHITEHAVEN Amateurs hope to kick off work on their new £2.3m clubhouse in the New Year after securing planning permission on the ambitious new development.

Whitehaven are thumped

Published 23 September 2008

Whitehaven Amateurs crashed to a 4-1 defeat at Norton and Stockton Ancients but still stay top of Division Two.

Penrith cruise through

Published 23 September 2008

PENRITH AFC progressed to the next round of the FA Vase with a solid performance at Southend Road against Dinnington Town from the Northern Counties East Premier Division.

Jamie does the trick for City six-shooters

Published 22 September 2008

Northside sunk by Captain Nelson

Published 19 September 2008

CAPTAIN NELSON, a new name in the Workington Sunday League this season, produced the performance of the round in the League Cup.

Wigton Athletic beaten 8-3 by Windscale

Published 19 September 2008

Only five matches went ahead in the Tesco Cumberland County League with the weather once again playing havoc.

Annan in top three as super Jack nets double

Published 15 September 2008

ANNAN stuck gold in the Highlands, lifting three points at Borough Briggs, the home of Elgin City.

Sloppy Carlisle City are hit for six

Published 15 September 2008

Carlisle City 2 Shankhouse 6: The weather continued to play havoc with the Northern Alliance fixtures and 75% of the scheduled games were washed-out.

Three Sunday League games survive weather

Published 11 September 2008

The weather severely hindered the Workington and District Sunday League fixtures at the weekend – with only three games going ahead.

City rain in goals

Published 11 September 2008

Northbank jump four places in to third

Published 8 September 2008

Northbank Carlisle 4-1 Whitley Bay A: Northbank Carlisle jumped four places into a third place spot in the table after an emphatic 4-1 home win over leaders Whitley Bay in what proved to be the only game played because of the monsoon conditions elsewhere.

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