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Good afternoon everyone This has been our downfall of
late particularly last Saturday
and a big AFC Mansfield
against Brighouse Town,
welcome to the players officials
when we hardly did anything
and supporters from today's
in the final third, I cannot
visitors Hednesford Town,
remember the Brighouse
for this Buildbase FA Trophy
keeper having to make a save
fixture.
of any note.
Results on the pitch have not
gone as planned with only one win in the I am sure that the gaffer will have the
last eight games in all competitions, but players minds firmly set on today's game
our performances have been far better which is a big match for both sides with
prize money of £3250.00 for the winners.
than the results suggest.

Having stepped up to step 4 football, I Come 5-00pm I hope that we are in
believe that we are on a learning curve celebration mode.
and the area in which we need to
improve is to be more clinical in front of Enjoy the game

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Good afternoon to all, and welcome to the Forest Town Arena

for today’s FA Trophy clash with Hednesford Town.

I hope that the hour-and-a-half journey was pleasant for all who
travelled from Hednesford today, and I extend my very warmest of
welcomes to our opponents.

This an extremely special occasion for us here at AFC Mansfield,
as we progress further into a competition we have never partaken
in before.

Our FA Trophy debut was far from memorable with a 0-0 draw at
Soham Town Rangers, but we came back stronger in the replay
and saw off our opponents who played very well.

Last Saturday, however, was obviously disappointing with our 1-0
defeat to Brighouse Town in the league, which meant that we
haven’t won any of our last six league games. When on a run like
the one we are on, it’s important to stick together as a team and
work together towards solving our problems. That is exactly what
we are doing; we believe in ourselves and we know that results will

come.

We know that today will provide a very tough game, against a team
who are in a higher league and who therefore will be the bookies’
favourites... But everyone knows that league standings don’t

matter in cup competitions, and anyone can beat anyone on the

day. “Hopefully we can
prove ourselves
We have already matched teams from higher up this season, today but this
such as Kettering Town who we came so agonisingly close to
snatching a replay from in the FA Cup, and away from home
too.

Hopefully we can prove ourselves today but this time with the

right result. time with the right
Thank you for your continued support, enjoy the game and
result.”
have a safe journey home.

Rudy Funk

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MORPETH TOWN
MARSKE UNITED 12 9 2 1 28 7 29 21
BRIGHOUSE TOWN
LINCOLN UNITED 12 6 4 2 21 13 22 8
TADCASTER ALBION
BELPER TOWN 13 6 4 3 22 15 22 7
GRESLEY
OSSETT UNITED 13 6 3 4 22 18 21 4
PONTEFRACT COLLS
STAMFORD AFC 12 6 1 5 23 17 19 6
FRICKLEY ATHLETIC
LOUGHBOROUGH DYNAMO 12 5 4 3 24 24 19 0
CARLTON TOWN
SHEFFIELD FC 13 6 1 6 19 29 19 -10
AFC MANSFIELD
STOCKSBRIDGE PS 12 4 6 2 18 12 18 6
PICKERING TOWN
WISBECH TOWN 12 5 3 4 22 19 18 3
SPALDING UNITED
CLEETHORPES TOWN 12 5 2 5 22 19 17 3

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9 1 4 4 19 25 7 -6

Overall Home Away

POS TEAM P W D L F A W D L F A W D L F A GD PTS

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SATURDAY 20 OCT 2018—EVO-STIK EAST DIVISION—Att: 115

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AFC Mansfield boss Rudy Funk had It could have gone either way at the
Forest Town Arena, but on this occasion
little complaints after his side suffered a Brighouse were the more clinical as they
third home defeat of the season at the saw off their hosts in a closely fought
hands of Brighouse Town in the encounter.
Northern Premier League East Division.

“Well done to Brighouse,” Funk said The visitors came close to an almost
after the defeat, “I loved the way they instant opener with just two minutes
approached the game, and I loved their played, as Jack Normanton’s cross was
game plan. They held the ball up and poorly dealt with and Ousman Cham
brought people into play, and that’s could only hit the crossbar from several
exactly what we didn’t do and we got yards out.

punished for it. Brighouse, who were the more

“At this point in time it seems that we’re dominant side in the first half, eventually
broke the deadlock when James Hurtley
suffering because we can’t express
volleyed home a well-taken corner with
ourselves in the final third.”
lethal precision on 33 minutes.
Assistant manager Mark Ward expressed
Before the break, Lynton Karkach tried
his frustration about how close the
an audacious effort with a free-kick from
games have been when they haven’t
gone the Bulls’ way: “I’ve not really seen a ridiculous distance, and almost found
anybody this season and thought ‘wow’. the net with his strike curling only inches
I think we’ve competed in every game over the crossbar.

up until today. After a second half lacking any real

“It wasn’t one for the fans today and it chances, Cameron Dear came close to
wasn’t a good game of football as such, clinching a late, late leveller for the Bulls
but the difference was that they worked but sent his 25-yard free-kick fizzing
hard and they were relentless. agonisingly wide of the post.

“For me, it’s probably the first time that MATCH DETAILS
over 90 minutes we’ve lost a battle and
rightly lost a game.” Final score: AFC Mansfield 0-1 Brighouse
Town

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Brighouse Town scorers: Hurtley (33’) MoM: JORDAN ANNABLE

AFC MANSFIELD XI: White, Marsden,
Dudley, Buxton, Broadhead, Annable,
Dear, Ghaichem ©, Guest, B. Wells,
Karkach (Lindley 70’)

Subs: Lindley, Daniels, Wall, Peace-
McDonald, Burton

Yellow cards: Marsden (84’)

BRIGHOUSE TOWN XI: Porter, Jenkinson,
Wright, Harris, Field ©, Hurtley,
Normanton (Robinson 58’), Haigh,
Martin, Thomas (Ibrahim 69’), Cham

Subs: Nicholls, Robinson, Seth, Ibrahim,
Grant

Yellow cards: Harris (63’)

Man-of-the-match: Jordan Annable

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Date Opposition V Competition F-A

AUG FAC EP 6-0OG
LEAGUE 2-1
Sat 11 KIRBY MUXLOE A LEAGUE 1-1 CROSBY MARSDEN PUGH GHAICHEM ( C) STEERS ANNABLE WELLS B
FAC PR 1-0 CROSBY
Sat 18 PICKERING TOWN H LEAGUE 1-4 WHITE MARSDEN DUDLEY LINDLEY STEERS ANNABLE WELLS B
CROSBY
Tues 21 SPALDING UNITED A LEAGUE 3-2 WHITE MARSDEN DUDLEY LINDLEY D'LARYEA ( C) ANNABLE WELLS B
Sat 25 RAINWORTH MW H FAC 1Q 2-1 MARSDEN BURTON D'LARYEA PEACE-MCDONALD ANNABLE GHAICHEM
LEAGUE 2-1 WHITE MARSDEN DUDLEY LINDLEY ANNABLE
Mon 27 LINCOLN UNITED H LEAGUE 1-2og WHITE D'LARYEA ( C) WELLS B
IntegroCup 1 3-1 WHITE
SEPT FRICKLEY ATHLETIC A FAC 2Q 1-2 WHITE MARSDEN DUDLEY LINDLEY ANNABLE D'LARYEA (C ) KARKACH
Sat 01 LEAGUE 2-3 CROSBY MARSDEN ANNABLE BROADHEAD KARKACH
LEAGUE 2-3 WHITE MARSDEN ANNABLE BROADHEAD KARKACH
Sat 08 STOURPORT SWIFTS H WHITE MARSDEN DUDLEY D'LARYEA (C ) BROADHEAD D'LARYEA (C ) KARKACH
LEAGUE 3-3 WHITE BUXTON D'LARYEA ( C) KARKACH
Tues 11 GRESLEY FC H LEAGUE 1-1 MARSDEN BURTON D'LARYEA (C ) BROADHEAD ANNABLE KARKACH
FAT PR 0-0 WHITE BROADHEAD ANNABLE GHAICHEM
Sat 15 STOCKSBRIDGE PARK STEELS A FAT PR R 2-1 WHITE MARSDEN ANNABLE GHAICHEM BROADHEAD ANNABLE DAWES
LEAGUE 0-1 WHITE
Wed 19 WISBECH TOWN A FAT 1Q WHITE MARSDEN PEACE-MCDONALD LINDLEY ANNABLE
Integro Cup 2 WHITE
Sat 22 KETTERING TOWN A DUDLEY D'LARYEA (C )
LEAGUE
Tue 25 BELPER TOWN H LEAGUE YEOMANS D'LARYEA (C )
LEAGUE
Sat 29 PONTEFRACT COLLS. A LEAGUE YEOMANS GHAICHEM ( C)
OCT
LEAGUE
Tues 02 CLEETHORPES TOWN A LEAGUE MARSDEN YEOMANS GHAICHEM ( C) BROADHEAD ANNABLE DEAR
LEAGUE MARSDEN DUDLEY GHAICHEM D'LARYEA ( C) ANNABLE DAWES
Sat 06 OSSETT UNITED H LEAGUE MARSDEN DUDLEY BUXTON BROADHEAD ANNABLE DEAR
LEAGUE MARSDEN DUDLEY BUXTON BROADHEAD ANNABLE DEAR
Sat 13 SOHAM TOWN RANGERS A MARSDEN DUDLEY BUXTON BROADHEAD ANNABLE DEAR
LEAGUE
Tues 16 SOHAM TOWN RANGERS H LEAGUE
LEAGUE
Sat 20 BRIGHOUSE TOWN H LEAGUE
Sat 27 HEDNESFORD TOWN LEAGUE
Tues 30 H Integro Cup 3
BELPER TOWN A
LEAGUE
NOV LEAGUE
LEAGUE
Sat 03 TADCASTER ALBION A
LEAGUE
Sat 10 LOUGHBOROUGH DYNAMO H LEAGUE
LEAGUE
Sat 17 SHEFFIELD FC A LEAGUE
Sat 24 MARSKE UNITED H Integro Cup 4

DEC LEAGUE
Integro Cup F
Sat 01 MORPETH TOWN A
Sat 08 STAMFORD AFC A LEAGUE
Sat 15 SPALDING UNITED H LEAGUE
LEAGUE
Sat 22 PICKERING TOWN A LEAGUE
Wed 26 CARLTON TOWN H
JAN 19

Tues 01 LINCOLN UNITED A
Sat 05 TADCASTER ALBION H
Sat 12 A
BRIGHOUSE TOWN

Sat 19 WISBECH TOWN H
Sat 26 LOUGHBOROUGH DYNAMO A
Wed 30

FEB OSSETT UNITED A
Sat 02 CLEETHORPES TOWN H
Sat 16

Sat 23 BELPER TOWN A
MAR PONTEFRACT COLLS. H

Sat 02

Sat 09 SHEFFIELD FC H
Sat 16 MARSKE UNITED A
Sat 23 MORPETH TOWN H

Wed 30
APR

Sat 06STOCKSBRIDGE PARK STEELS H

Wed 10 GRESLEY FC A
Sat 13 STAMFORD AFC H
Sat 20

Mon 22 CARLTON TOWN A

Sat 27 FRICKLEY ATHLETIC H
MAY

Wed 07

Mon 21

1st Sub

2nd Sub

3rd Sub

MoM

Goalscorers in RED OR WHITE (if MoM)

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LINDLEY GUEST KARKACH DEAR DUDLEY PEACE-MCDONALD BILSON WALL BURTON, WARD
GHAICHEM (C ) GUEST KARKACH DEAR PUGH
WELLS K KARKACH DEAR GUEST PEACE-MCDONALD D'LARYEA WALL BILSON
GHAICHEM GUEST WELLS B DEAR WELLS K BURTON, WARD
WALL WELLS K KARKACH DEAR CROSBY PEACE-MCDONALD WALL BILSON
KARKACH LINDLEY BILSON DUDLEY
GHAICHEM WELLS K WELLS B DEAR BROADHEAD BURTON PEACE-MCDONALD BILSON
DEAR WELLS B GHAICHEM GUEST WALL
GHAICHEM GUEST WELLS B BUXTON
BUXTON GUEST WELLS B DEAR LINDLEY BUXTON WALL PEACE-MCDONALD BURTON
GUEST DEAR WELLS K LINDLEY WALL
GHAICHEM DEAR WELLS B DEAR PEACE-MCDONALD WALL BURTON STEERS,CROSBY
BUXTON WELLS K GHAICHEM WELLS B STEERS PEACE-MCDONALD
NASH WELLS K WELLS B KARKACH GHAICHEM STEERS STEERS CROSBY
LINDLEY GUEST WELLS B BUXTON GUEST BUXTON
LINDLEY WELLS K DEAR BUXTON DANIELS CROSBY WELLS K
LINDLEY DAWES GUEST
WELLS K WELLS B DEAR GUEST KARKACH DUDLEY WARD WHITE
LINDLEY WELLS K WELLS B DAWES GUEST
BUXTON WELLS K WELLS B DAWES GUEST PEACE-MCDONALD DANIELS
GHAICHEM (C ) WELLS K WELLS B KARKACH LINDLEY
GHAICHEM (C ) WELLS B DUDLEY BURTON
GHAICHEM (C ) GUEST
GUEST BURTON

KARKACH BUXTON DUDLEY BURTON
DANIELS WALL PEACE-MCDONALD BURTON
DANIELS WALL PEACE-MCDONALD BURTON
DANIELS WALL PEACE-MCDONALD BURTON
DANIELS WALL PEACE-MCDONALD BURTON

Action from the 1-0
home defeat Vs
Brighouse Town

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Rob Smith landlords Sutton Coldfield Town - playing a big part in Sutton's escape from relegation
to step four.
Experienced manager who returned to Keys Park for a second spell in-charge of the
club in September 2017. Smith’s achievements as a manager came to light during his Curley's form at the back end of the 2016-2017 season had caught the eye of
time with Willenhall Town – with AFC Telford United acquiring his services during the Tamworth, with manager Andy Morrell inviting the youngster to pre-season training at
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end in May 2010.
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Smith linked up with the Pitmen in October 2010 – leading the club to the play-offs in his
first campaign. Following another top five finish in 2012 Smith completed a memorable Sam Griffiths
league and cup treble in May 2013 as he led Hednesford to promotion to step two.
Another play-off campaign followed in 2014 before leaving the club in August 2015 in Versatile full-back who returned to Keys Park after a short spell back in 2013 when he
order to link back up with Telford. spent the summer on trial with the Pitmen.

After ensuring the club survived in the National League North for two seasons Smith The defender’s career began as a junior at Wolves, before joining fellow Football
departed the New Bucks Head in May 2017 – linking back up with the Pitmen some four League side Brentford in 2011. Two years later a move to Braintree Town followed
months later. before linking up with the Pitmen in July 2013.

Larry Chambers Despite this he decided to make a move to local rivals Stafford Rangers towards the
end of that summer – a club whom he would stay with over the course over the next
The long-time assistant of Smith, Chambers has been a consistent in the success that four years.
the management duo have achieved during their time with Willenhall, AFC Telford and
Hednesford. Returned to the club in September 2017 when Smith was announced as During his stay at Marston Road he was a virtual ever present as they earned
manager of the Pitmen once again. promotion, two mid-table finishes and Walsall and Staffordshire Senior Cup triumphs
before deciding to sign for Rob Smith’s side in June 2018.
Franicno Francis
Charlie Gatter
An imposing former centre-half who re-joined the Pitmen in June 2018 in order to take
up the position of first team coach following the departure of Mark Swann. Young utility player who joined the Pitmen on a month's loan from Gainsborough Trinity
in November 2017. East Midlander Gatter started his career as a junior at Burton
Josef Bursik Albion, coming through the Brewers' system, joining the U23 side at the start of 2016. At

Josef joined the Pitmen on a six-month loan deal from Stoke City at the start of August the start of the 2016-2017 campaign, he was loaned out to local side Belper Town.
2018 after impressing in a pre-season fixture against Newtown.
After returning to Burton, Gatter was loaned out to Spalding Town for a month. His
The England Under 18 goalkeeper began his career with AFC Wimbledon having joined impact at Spalding saw other sides take an interest in the teenager, with Boston United
the Dons when he was aged just eight-years-old. snapping him up on loan in December 2017. His form at Boston was impressive, with
the Vanarama National League North side extending his loan until the end of the 2016-
Having broken into the Under 18 set-up at Kingsmeadow during the 2016-17 season he
would go onto earn international recognition in May 2017 with the young goalkeeper 2017 season
appearing for the England U17s. He would one of the three goalkeepers selected for
the squad for the U17 World Cup in October 2017, with England crowned World Despite all of the experience accrued, Gatter was released by Burton at the end of the
Champions after beating Spain in the Final. season, and joined Gainsborough Trinity on trial during pre-season. he impressed
manager Dave Frecklington with his attitude, and earned himself a deal with the
Josef had linked up with Stoke three months earlier with him having earned a deal with
the Potters after continuing to impress for Wimbledon. Vanarama National League North side in the process

During the course of the last season he would go onto make ten appearances for Stoke Gatter joined Coalville Town in October 3017 for a month. after a handful of games for
in the Premier League 2 before being called up to first team duty – handed the number the Ravens, he returned to Gainsborough, who loaned him straight to the Pitmen in
46 shirt – and being given a debut in the EFL Trophy against Bury.
November 2017. Joined the Pitmen on a permanent basis in the summer of 2018.
His form with the Potters continued to see him rise through the England ranks - with him
now having gained three caps at Under 18 level ahead of testing himself in the Evo-Stik Callam Mendez-Jones
Northern Premier League.
Defender who joined the Pitmen in November 2017. A graduate of the West Bromwich
Jose Veiga Albion youth scheme, Mendez-Jones was promoted to the Baggies U23 side in the
summer of 2014, playing a number of games at reserve level for the club during the
A vastly experienced performer at all levels, Lisbon-born Veiga joined his local side
Benfica as a schoolboy and signed his first professional contract with the Portuguese following season.
giants in the summer of 1995 before being allowed to leave the club in the summer of
1996 to join Portuguese Second Division side FC Alverca. In June 2016, he was loaned to League Two side Accrington Stanley on a six-month
deal. By this time, he had also made a number of appearances for England at both U17
His form for Alverca earned him a move to Spanish football, where he linked up with
Valencia-based Levante. After 130 games in Valencia, Veiga moved on in the summer and U18 level.
of 2002 to join Portuguese First Division side Estrela Amordara. It was whilst at
Amordara that Veiga made the first of thirteen appearances for Portuguese colony In June 2017, Mendez-Jones was released by West Brom, and spent the summer
Cape Verde at International level. months on trial at the likes of Cheltenham Town as he looked to earn a deal before

A short spell at second tier side CF Olhanense followed in 2005-2006, before Veiga arriving at Keys Park.
made the journey to England. He trialled for Walsall and Bury during the summer of
2006, before agreeing to link up with Tamworth after gaining International Clearance. Stefan Galinksi

The summer of 2009 saw Veiga make a key move in his career, joining League Two An experienced centre-back who manager Rob Smith managed to take from last
side Macclesfield Town on a free transfer. In 2012, Veiga joined Harrogate Town before season’s play-off runners-up Grantham Town in order to become the new club captain
returning to Tamworth. On the eve of the 2013-2014 season, Veiga signed or Worcester
City. In July 2015, Veiga made the move to Nantwich Town for a short spell, before after signing a one-year contract.
returning to the West Midlands to link up with side Redditch United. June 2016 saw
Tamworth-based Veiga on the move again, with the now 39 year-old joining A former Derby County trainee, Stefan was capped by Poland at U18 level and played
Hednesford's local rivals Rushall Olympic. for the likes of Boston United, Stalybridge Celtic and Alfreton Town at Step Two of the

In June 2017, Veiga agreed a deal to become player/goalkeeping coach for the Pitmen, non-league game.
creating competition for James Wren and an able, experienced coach to work with the
younger goalkeepers at the club. He initially joined Grantham Town on loan from Alfreton and impressed enough to join
permanently in March 2016. In the following two seasons, he’d make 110 appearances
Matt Curley for the Gingerbreads earning the captain’s armband before leading them to the play-offs

Young full-back, who can also operate in midfield, who joined the Pitmen from last season.
Staffordshire neighbours Tamworth in November 2017. A trainee at the Romulus
academy, Curley made a handful of appearances for the Sutton Coldfield-based club in Nathan Fox
the 2014-2015 season and again at the start of the following season, before joining
Rugby Town in November 2015 The left sided player, predominately left-back, joined the Pitmen over the summer of
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He joined Chasetown in May 2016, staying with the Scholars until January 2017 when
he made the step up into the Premier Division for the first time by joining Romulus's through the youth ranks but only made one first team appearance.

After spells with the likes of Stamford, Slough Town, Rushall Olympic, Rugby Town and
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at left-back in the Southern Premier League before moving to Keys Park.

His form in pre-season led Rob Smith to offer the defender a one-year contract, with
Fox attracting interest from a number of other sides.

Charley Edge

The former Welsh U17 and U18 international joined the Pitmen after impressing during
the late pre-season games in the summer of 2018.

Charley spent time as a junior at Swansea City and Stoke City before moving to

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MIKE ABBS Ex Mansfield Town, Derby
Youngster plucked from County and Boston Utd
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been superb. A right Clipstone. Cameron is a
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Lynton was signed from through their youth academy.
Gainsborough Trinity Played 162 times for Mansfield
where he came through Town. Spells at Northwich
the youth set up. Has Victoria and Eastwood Town
already endeared himself followed before 97 appearances
to all at the club with his at Gainsborough. This was split
ability to turn and run at into two spells with 34 games at
defenders. Has a great North Ferriby Utd in-between.
turn of pace with two An extremely fit central midfield
good feet, popped up player who rarely gives the ball
with some important away. Will be starting his 3rd
goals last season. season with the club after
making 101 appearances so far.
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Bradley Wells Bradley signed from Kieran Wells A Prolific striker Kieran’s
league rivals Stamford, previous clubs include
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Tyrone Burton Nottingham based player, Experienced midfielder lists
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and also played for Handsworth Parramore and
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side. A move to League One Colchester United followed in 2015 with Charley before returning to Stourbridge in September of that year. After impressing again
playing for the U’s reserve side and making a number of loan moves before making Dodd was on the move in February 2018 as he returned to Leamington.
his league debut as a substitute in February 2017.
Mikey Nelson
After three years with the U’s he was released by the club in May. Comfortable at
both left full-back and on the left-wing his crossing abilities will lead to countless The pacy forward player joins the Pitmen after a successful trial period during pre-
chances for his side this season. season. Nelson started at Worcester City where he’d play alongside future Pitmen
Jose Veiga and Tom Thorley.
Reece King
Since leaving Worcester he’s played for the likes of Bilston Town, Sporting Khalsa
Tall, combative midfielder who joined the Pitmen on loan from Gloucester City in and AFC Wulfrunians. It was with the latter that he played against the Pitmen in pre-
September 2017. A player who came to prominence at West Midland League side season, scoring their second goal and impressing enough to earn a trial with the
Malvern Town, King made his debut back in the 2011-2012 season and went on to Pitmen and ultimately a deal for this season.
make over 150 starts for the club over the next four seasons
Sam Grimshaw
After a spell training with Gloucester, manager Tim Harris finally agreed a deal to
sign the player in February 2017. He made his Gloucester debut towards the end of A left-sided player who joined the Pitmen from Leek Town after impressing during
the 2016-2017 season, claiming the man of the match award on his debut against training a week into the new season. A schoolboy at Premier League giants
Nuneaton Town. In a bid to gain further match practice, King was loaned to the Manchester City, Grimshaw left City and joined Altrincham's U18 side in July 2011.
Pitmen in September 2017 which was extended into a second month in October.
After being released by Gloucester late in December manager Rob Smith snapped Released by Altrincham in the summer of 2014 he linked up with Curzon Ashton,
up the midfielder for the second half of the season. where he spent the first half of the campaign before making the short move to
Glossop North End in the North West Counties League, where he was to earn rave
Joe Fitzpatrick reviews with his performances that culminated in an appearance at Wembley in the
F.A. Vase Final.
Midfielder who joined the Pitmen in September 2017 from AFC Telford United. A tall,
ball playing midfielder, Fitzpatrick started his career at Wolves as a junior, before His outstanding form with Glossop saw him granted a trial at Manchester United,
leaving in the summer of 2014 to join Mansfield Town. The teenager made an with the Red Devils including the youngster on their USA tour during pre-season.
impact at Field Mill, making the first of three league appearances for the Stags in Although no deal was forthcoming he did earn good reviews.
early 2015 against Morecambe
Early on in the 2015-2016 season, Grimshaw was loaned to Ramsbottom United for
In August 2015, he joined Sutton Coldfield Town on loan. After returning to two months, before Southport snapped him up. Grimshaw left in March 2016 to link
Mansfield, he made two further substitute appearances before being released in up with Stockport County. In the summer of 2016 he linked up with Leek Town
July 2016. where he has spent the last two seasons.

After a few interested parties took a look at the player in the summer of 2016, Owen Turner
Fitzpatrick linked up with Worcester City in August 2016. He impressed new
manager Carl Heeley with his form, but without the guarantee of first team football, The teenage midfielder has taken the step up to sign first-team forms with the
the player left to join AFC Telford United in November 2016. Pitmen.A product of the Hednesford Town academy, Turner is the latest in a long
line of players to make the step up from youth to first-team level at Keys Park after
His spell at Telford lasted only a only six weeks, as his former Mansfield mentor being invited to train with the first-team during pre-season and featuring in a string of
Adam Murray snapped him up for Boston United in December 2016. However, matches.
Fitzpatrick was swiftly back at the New Bucks Head in March 2017, returning to
Telford in a deal until the end of the season. After impressing in his short spell of first-team action, Turner was offered terms for
the forthcoming season making Turner one of the Pitmen’s youngest-ever players at
After agreeing a new deal with Telford in the summer, the Bucks oversaw massive only 16-years-old.
upheaval on and off the pitch with the removal of Rob Smith and the appointment of
Rob Edwards as manager. Fitzpatrick's game time was limited as a result, with the Dan Cockerline
21-year-old joining the Pitmen.
Young striker who joined on a long-term loan from Vanarama National League North
Josh Craddock side Southport in July 2018. Cockerline started out as a junior at Sheffield United,
playing regularly for the U18 side at Bramall Lane without making the breakthrough
Josh returns for his third spell with the club in a career that began in Walsall’s youth into the first team. The first of a number of loan spells was to follow in November
system, where he’d go on to make his debut against Hartlepool United in the final 2014, with the tall target man loaned to Grantham Town for two months.
game of the 2007/08 season.
Upon his return to Sheffield United, he was loaned to Marine before spending time
Despite making the step up to the first team with Walsall in the following season, with Matlock Town the following season. March 2016 would see him join Curzon
Craddock took the decision to quit the professional game to focus on his University Ashton before being released that summer and linking up with Northwich Victoria.
studies. His early season form with the Vics attracted interest from clubs higher up the
pyramid, with Barrow agreeing a deal to sign the teenager in October 2016.
As well as two previous spells with the Pitmen, Josh has played for the likes of
Halesowen Town, Stourbridge, Rushall Olympic, Chasetown and Stafford Rangers – A loan spell at Stalybridge Celtic followed before injury ended his season. After
whom he captained last season. regaining full fitness once more, Cockerline left Barrow in September 2017 to join
Southport. He made a handful of appearances for Port during the 2017-2018 season
Jed Davies and was also loaned to Farsley Celtic for a month during Christmas 2017 before
linking up with the Pitmen.
Creative midfielder who joined the Pitmen from Tamworth over the course of the
summer. Davies started out as a junior at Chasetown, before joining Coalville Town Mike Howard
in July 2014. After six months with the promotion-cashing Ravens he moved to
division rivals Romulus. It was whilst he was at the Roms he caught the attention of A player who can play on the left-wing and also up front who joined the Pitmen on a
clubs higher up in the pyramid, eventually joining Tamworth in March 2016. six-month loan from Championship side Preston North End in August 2018.

Davies rejoined Chasetown on a month's loan in February 2016, which was Southport-born Howard has been with Preston since the age of eight, and came
extended for a further month to April 2016. He impressed tremendously for the through their academy system to agree a professional contract with the Deepdale
Scholars, turning in a string of man of the match performances and scoring twice in club in February 2018. He was immediately loaned to SSE Airtricity Irish League
eleven appearances. After agreeing a one-year extension to his Tamworth deal in champions Cork City on a long-term loan in order to gain first team experience.
July 2017, Davies was loaned to the Pitmen in October but that move was cut short
due to injury. After returning to Preston and playing in pre-season games for them, he was
loaned to the Pitmen until January 2019.
Matt Dodd
Lewis Archer
Pacy, experienced winger who re-joined Hednesford from Leamington in June 2018.
A product of the renowned Sutton Coldfield Town youth system, Dodd made his first A highly-rated young striker who joined the Pitmen from Rushall Olympic in August
-team bow in 2006, coming to the attention of teams higher up the pyramid with a 2018. A product of the Rushall academy, Archer starred for the Pics U21 side in
move to Worcester City following in the summer of 2008. 2016-2017, scoring at a regular rate to earn his chance with the first team in the
middle of the following season. Under the guidance of former Hednesford manager
A year later he was on the move to Halesowen Town before leaving the Yeltz in Liam McDonald, Archer was gradually introduced into the first -team fold and scored
January 2010 to re-join Sutton, where he was to rebuild his reputation once more. a number of important goals - mainly as a substitute - towards the end of the 2017-
2018 campaign
In March 2012, Dodd made the move up to Leamington until the end of the season
– where he would stay for three years until he linked up with Stourbridge in March After agreeing a new deal with the Pics for the following season, Archer as again
2015. used as a substitute, allowing the Pitmen to swoop with a seven-day approach for
the non-contract player, with the 20-year-old agreeing to make the short switch to
June 2017 saw Dodd unveiled as one of a number of new signings by the Pitmen Keys Park.

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The Pitmen were formed in 1880 with the amalgamation In the 98/99 season the club reached the first round
of the FA Cup for the third season running. This
of two teams, the Red and Whites (who were also known as time the team beat Barnet 3-1 in the first round but
West Hill) and Hill Top. The newly formed club played their lost by the same scoreline away at Cardiff City in
games at ‘The Tins’, which was at the rear of The Anglesey the next round.
Hotel in Hednesford and remained there until 1904, when
they moved to ‘The Cross Keys’. League success did not follow the fine cup runs and
the 1999/2000 season saw the team drop to 17th
‘The Cross Keys’ was home to the Pitmen until the 1994/95 position then, after John Baldwin had stepped down
season when the club moved to the new purpose-built ‘Keys during December 2000, the club were relegated for
Park’ stadium, which has a 6039 capacity and currently holds the first time in their history.
a Football Association Grade B ground grading certificate.

Hednesford Town FC may have a long and proud history but A succession of managers were appointed to
it was not until January 1990 that the club’s fortunes turned replace John Baldwin including Neil Pointon, Colin
for the better. The 1989/90 season had been a struggle and, Lambert, Paul Raynor, Kenny Hibbitt and Ian
at the beginning of the year, the club were in a deep
Painter.

relegation battle and, with gates below 300, relegation from The club’s first season back in the Southern
The Beazer Homes Midland Division looked a distinct League was a big disappointment and only a last
possibility. In an effort to avoid relegation the club appointed day victory away at Newport (IOW) saved a second
former goalkeeper, John Baldwin, as manager and he
gradually began to turn the club around and relegation was consecutive relegation.

avoided. The team started the 2002/03 season with Ian

The following season the team finished third and then gained Painter in charge but, with the Pitmen hovering
promotion to the Beazer Homes League Premier Division, around the relegation zone, Ian was replaced during
after finishing the 91/92 season as runners-up to Solihull February 2003 by Barry Powell, who returned to the club
Borough. In the same season the club became the first after a spell at Stafford Rangers. Barry had

English football team to play at The Welsh National Stadium previously been assistant manager to Kenny Hibbitt.

losing 1-0 to Cardiff City, in the final of the Welsh Cup. Despite the club’s FA Trophy success in May 2004,

In the first season in the Premier Division the Pitmen finished when Canvey Island were defeated 3-2 at Villa
in a creditable fourth position and reached the Staffordshire Park, Barry Powell was replaced as manager by
Senior Cup Final losing to Stoke City over two legs. The Chris Brindley. The club had failed during the
93/94 season saw the club reach a cup final for the third year 2003/04 season to finish high enough in the league
running, this time it was The Birmingham Senior Cup Final to move into the new Conference set up but
where at The Bescot Stadium they were beaten 3-0 by a full promotion came twelve months later, when a place
in The Football Conference Northern Division was gained
strength Walsall team. after winning play off games away at Merthyr Tydfil and

The following season the club were crowned Beazer Homes Chippenham Town.

League Premier Division champions with the team defeating The 05/06 season saw the Pitmen again reach the first round
Leek Town in front of 2776 supporters at The Cross Keys to of the FA Cup but the team were defeated 4-0 away at
clinch the title and promotion to the GM Vauxhall Conference. Histon. The team continued to leak goals and, as a result of a

The Pitmen commenced their first season in The Conference number of poor results, Chris Brindley left the club by mutual
consent in early December 2005. Chris’ assistant manager,
at their new Keys Park home and in the club’s first season in former Wimbledon star, Steve Anthrobus, was appointed
the top flight of non-league football they finished in third place Manager but he was unable to save the club from relegation

behind champions Stevenage Borough and Woking. to The Unibond Northern Premier League.

The 1996/97 season will go down as the best in the club’s Former Nottingham Forest player, Phil Starbuck, was
history as the Pitmen reached the first round of the FA Cup appointed manager in July 2006
for the first time in 72 years, eventually losing in the fourth and, despite challenging near the
top of the table for the majority of
round at Middlesbrough, in front of 27,500 supporters.

The following season saw the club finish in seventh position the 06/07 season, a slump in form
and further FA Cup success was enjoyed as, in front of
after Christmas saw the team
millions of Match of the Day viewers, the Pitmen beat Hull eventually finish in 7th position. In
City 2-0 at Boothferry Park but in the second round lost to the 07/08 season, the Pitmen
Darlington. ended a disappointing season in 8th

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replaced during the summer by Dean Edwards who appointed narrowly over two legs to Altrincham FC who were
former Scottish international, Matt Elliott, as his Assistant eventually promoted. The team also acquitted
Manager. themselves well in the FA Cup getting to the First
Round proper, losing 2-1 to Crawley Town FC and
The 08/09 season saw the Pitmen in commanding form for also got to the Final of the Birmingham Senior Cup,
the first half of the season once again, but a loss of form in losing to Conference Premier side Tamworth FC.
the New Year saw the title challenge fade away, with the
team finishing in a disappointing 8th place. One consolation The 2014-15 season was a season of consolidation
was that the side went on to win the Birmingham Senior for the Pitmen who were in play-off contention at
Challenge Cup for only a second time after a wait of 73 years, Christmas but faded in the run-in, finishing in a
beating Stourbridge 2-0 in the final. creditable 8th place in the Conference North.

After a disappointing start to the 2009/10 campaign Dean Soon after the commencement of the 2015-16
Edwards left the club and Simon Line, formerly of Market season the club were rocked by the news that
Drayton Town FC, was appointed to the vacant team Smith and Chambers were leaving to take up the
manager position. Simon brought former Kidderminster vacant management positions at rivals AFC Telford
Harriers player, Delwyn Humphreys, to Keys Park as his United. After a flurry of interest in the posts at Keys
number two. Park, former manager Bernard McNally was
appointed to the manager position to be assisted by
More managerial chaos followed in early January 2010 when club stalwart Chris Brindley, however, after a poor
Simon Line handed in his resignation for ‘personal reasons’ run of results in which the team only picked up 8 pts
and this resulted in the appointment of former Pitman and in 11 league matches McNally was relieved of his
Northern Ireland star, Bernard McNally into the Keys Park duties. In mid December 2015, former Chelsea and
management hot seat. Delwyn Humphreys agreed to stay on Leicester City star Frank Sinclair was appointed to
as Bernie’s Assistant Manager, after a short spell as the manager’s position, bringing in Chris Millington as his
caretaker manager, following Line’s departure. Under this Assistant, a colleague of his at Oldham Athletic FC
management team the Pitmen finished the season strongly Academy. Despite their best efforts Frank and Chris
and ended in a creditable fourth place, earning a play off semi were unable to avoid relegation and left the club in
-final tie away at Chippenham Town FC, which the Pitmen April 2016. After much interest in the vacant
lost 2-0. manager role, the club appointed Liam McDonald
fresh from a very successful season with Redditch
After a shock early exit from the 2010/11 FA Cup Bernard
McNally and his then assistant Stuart Brock left the club to be United FC.
replaced by the former AFC Telford United management
team, Rob Smith and Larry Chambers in late September After losing Liam McDonald to Solihull Moors FC in
2010. November 2016 there followed another period of
management instability with Paul Casey having
After a very successful season finishing 2nd in the Southern three months in charge followed by his assistant manager
League Premier Division, winning the Southern League Cup Gary Birch. When Gary Birch resigned at the end of the
and losing on penalties to Salisbury City FC in the Play-off season the club moved quickly to appoint manager Neil Tooth
Final the Pitmen were moved laterally into the Evo-Stik who had been the preferred external candidate when the
Northern Premier League. previous internal appointment had been made, however, in
September Neil Tooth left the club and this heralded the
After a satisfactory first season back in the Evo-Stik NPL, return of Rob Smith and Larry Chambers to Keys Park. The
finishing in 5th place and earning a Play Off place, losing to new management team heralded a strong mid-season
promoted Bradford Park Avenue, Smith set about rebuilding resurgence by the Pitmen but this did not last and the
the team for the new season, making wholesale changes. performances dropped off towards the end of the season,

The 2012-13 campaign was one of the best in the history of finishing in a disappointing 16th position in the League..
the club, with the club finishing second in the league with 93
points and then gaining promotion through the Play Offs,
beating AFC Fylde and then FC United of Manchester, the
Final setting a new attendance record at Keys Park of 4412.
The promotion to the Conference was complemented by
winning both the Birmingham and Staffordshire Senior Cups
in a truly historic season.

The success story continued in 2013-14 with Smith and
Chambers once more guiding the team to the play-offs, losing

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East Division

Lincoln United vs Pontefract Collieries

Morpeth Town vs Belper Town

Spalding United vs Gresley FC

FA TROPHY 1st QUALIFYING ROUND

AFC Mansfield vs Hednesford Town

Buxton vs King's Lynn Town

Cambridge City vs Basford United

Carlton Town vs Bedworth United

Cleethorpes Town vs Marske United

Farsley Celtic vs Brighouse Town

Frickley Athletic vs Ramsbottom United

Gainsborough Trinity vs Tamworth

Grantham Town vs Halesowen Town

Hyde United vs Bamber Bridge

Kidsgrove Athletic vs Yaxley

Marine vs Lancaster City

Mickleover Sports vs Redditch United

Newcastle Town vs Chasetown

Ossett United vs Clitheroe

Pickering Town vs Droylsden

South Shields vs North Ferriby United

St Neots Town vs Matlock Town

Stafford Rangers vs Rushall Olympic

Stalybridge Celtic vs Nantwich Town

Stamford vs Leek Town

Warrington Town vs Prescot Cables

Whitby Town vs Witton Albion

W ork ingt on vs Scarborough Athletic

Saturday 20 October 2018

AFC Mansfield 0 1 Brighouse Town 115

Belper Town 3 2 Pontefract Collieries 213

Cleethorpes Town 1 5 Tadcaster Albion 283

Marske United 1 0 Stocksbridge Park Steels 225

Morpeth Town 5 1 Gresley 411

Ossett United 0 1 Lincoln United 548
Pickering Town 4 4 Frickley Athletic 163

Spalding United 2 1 Sheffield 128

Stamford 0 2 Carlton Town 0

Wisbech Town 2 4 Loughborough Dynamo 206

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AUG SEPT OCT

NAME PTS PTS PTS
Jordan Annable
Liam Marsden 46 47 57

Jason White 24 25 42
Phil Buxton
Cameron Dear 6 31 29
Kieran Wells
Jack Broadhead 12 22
Brad Wells
Mark Dudley 31 26 21
Jimmy Ghaichem
Charlie Dawes 18 2 20
Lynton Karkach
Jon D’Laryea 10 19
Pat Lindley
Brad Peace McDonald 26 29 12
Nick Guest
Tyrone Burton 15 17 7
Anton Daniels
Tom Crosby 11 10 6
Jonny Pugh
Jack Steers 4

47 38 1

22 52

10 17

5 14

35

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MAN OF THE MATCH

AWARDS 2018-19

DATE FIXTURE VENUE COMP MAN OF THE MATCH

11/8 KIRBY MUXLOE A FAC BRAD WELLS
18/8 PICKERING TOWN H LGE LYNTON KARKACH
21/8 A LGE
25/8 SPALDING UTD H FAC JON D’LARYEA
27/8 RAINWORTH MW H LGE JORDAN ANNABLE
1/9 A LGE CAMERON DEAR
8/9 LINCOLN UTD H FAC LYNTON KARKACH
11/9 FRICKLEY ATHLETIC H LGE JACK BROADHEAD
15/9 STOURPORT SWIFTS A LGE CAMEROB DEAR
18/9 A LC
22/9 GRESLEY A FAC JASON WHITE
25/9 STOCKSBRIDGE STEELS H LGE PAT LINDLEY
27/9 A LGE LIAM MARSDEN
2/10 WISBECH TOWN A LGE KIERAN WELLS
6/10 KETTERING TOWN H LGE JACK BROADHEAD
13/10 A FAT CHARLIE DAWES
16/10 BELPER TOWN H FAT R LIAM MARSDEN
20/10 PONTEFRACT COLLIERIES H LGE JASON WHITE
CAMERON DEAR
CLEETHORPES TOWN JORDAN ANNABLE
OSSETT UNITED
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THE BUILDBASE FA TROPHY
1ST QUALIFYING ROUND
Kick-Off 3.00pm

Todays AFC MANSFIELD Vs HEDNESFORD TOWN
Officials
All Red WHITE & BLACK
Referee
Mr JASON WHITE TODAYS JOSEF BURSIK
LIAM MARSDEN MATCH MATT CURLEY
JAMIE MARK DUDLEY SPONSOR SAM GRIFFITHS
O’CONNOR JON D’LARYEA (C) CALLAM MENDEZ-JONES
JACK BROADHEAD STEFAN GALINSKI (C)
Assistants JORDAN ANNABLE CALLUM COYLE
Mr BRAD WELLS
Piotr PAT LINDLEY NATHAN FOX
Zak JIMMY GHAICHEM JOSH CRADDOCK
& NICK GUEST
Mr CAMERON DEAR REECE KING
KIERAN WELLS DAN SWEENEY
Matthew JACK STEERS MIKE HOWARD
Malton LYNTON KARKACH
BRAD PEACE-MCDONALD MATT DODD
Next Home ANTON DANIELS FRANCINO FRANCIS
Game PHIL BUXTON
LEAGUE TYRONE BURTON JOE FITZPATRICK
TOM CROSBY CHARLIE GATTER
SATURDAY ELLIS WALL
NOV 10 2018 CHARLIE DAWES SAM GRIMSHAW
RUDY FUNK—MANAGER LEWIS ARCHER
Vs MARK WARD—ASST. MANAGER DAN COCKERLINE
LOUGHBOROUGH GRAEME RODGER—COACH
JASON TRUSCOTT—PHYSIO JED DAVIES
DYNAMO JOSE VEIGA
KO 3.00pm
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LARRY CHAMBERS-ASST. MANAGER

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