GPOLL
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Results 3rd March 2007Saturday 3 March
Premier Division
Airedale Celtic FC 5 v o White Bear Kexborough FC K.Kelly
Wayne Flannery (5)
Cherry Tree FC 5 v 2 Crofton Sports FC B.Thewlis
Ben Inman (2), Carl Walker, Andy Brearley, Mark Morgan
Eastmoor FC P v P Walton FC M.Leadbeater
Fieldhead Hospital 0 v 4 Snydale Athletic C.Morritt
Mitres Well FC 5 v 2 Snydale Sports FC T.Lethbridge
Division One
AFC Foresters 2 v 4 AFC Shepherds Arms J.Lumb
Scott Timms, Michael Brown
Ferrybridge Amateurs 2 v 1 Nostell Miners Welfare P.Young
Arran Watson, Own Goal
Kingstone United WMC 4 v 2 Knottingley Waterside FC R.Woodard
Wes Cutts (2), Paul McCloughlin, Own Goal
Thornhill FC 13 v 0 AFC Thornhill D.Sutcliffe
Joseph Rhodes, Gary Pritchard, Jordan Rock, Steve Jordan (4), Joel Turner (2), Scott Hargreaves (2) Andy Clegg (2)
Wrenthorpe FC 5 v 2 Ryecroft Sports A.Fawcett
Mick Carter, Chris Hancock, Carl Taylor, Ben Phillips
Division Two
AFC Two Brewers 0 v 5 Smawthorne AFC J.Wright
Crofton Sports FC Res 1 v 4 AFC Cross Keys P.McTigue
Matty Harrison, William Ryan, Shawn Mitchell (2)
Morley C & SC P v P Jolly Miller FC D.Slater
Stanley United 7 v 2 Cherry Tree FC Res N.Stroud
Tim Goldsmith (3), Andrew Longley, Jamie Gray, Steven Hartley (2)
Wakefield United 1 v 4 White Rose FC D.Conway
Sikander Ibrahim
Division Three
Duke of Wellington FC 6 v 1 Weavers Arms FC R.Whittaker
Danny Brown (3), Phillip Waddington (2), Adam Richardson
Featherstone Colliery FC1 v 4 Cliffe Tree FC P.Vasilenko
Bob Brackett
Ossett Athletic 1 v 1 Alverthorpe WMC Sat D.Allen
Ossett Panthers 1 v 1 Little Bull FC M.Senior
Snydale Sports FC Res 6 v 1 Altofts AFC Michael Watkins
Division One League Cup – Round Two (Extra Time and Penalties if required)
Wakefield City 2 v 6 Waterloo FC U.Ahmed
Division Two League Cup Round Two(Extra Time and Penalties if required)
Westgate Common FC 3 v 6 Gawthorpe Shoulder T.Pritchard
After Extra Time
Division Three League Cup – Round Two (Extra time & penalties if required)
Scissett FC 3 v 2 Two Brewers United FC A.Day
Chris Mather, Nick Ely, Tom Greaves
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viduka
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heard a lad broke an ankle in the scissett v two brewers utd game because pitch was so bad brewers best player aswell
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simonturfrey
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pitch was a cowfield, mud was 12" deep, ref wanted it off but piss heads being piss heads said no well play etc...look what happened best player now out for rest of season and he off work..what a fuck up.......block cancel games for weeks on end, then cos league behind..fuk it lets play on owt...joke!!!!!
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Smawthorne Massive
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It's a shame when players break bones or get serious injuries.
Get well soon to who ever got injured
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GPOLL
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Simon, lets clear one thing up please. No one, absolutely no one, whether referee or club secretary was told to play at all costs.
Wakefield MDC said all at referees descretion as did Kirklees and Huddersfield, Leeds said all off.
There were still several postponements this week, we managed to find other grounds in several cases and so plenty of games went ahead.
Regards
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simonturfrey
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Not sayin that anyone suggests we should play at all costs, but I beleive that this is the thinking, and teams are playing on pitches that november would be called off ASAP.
That pitch, half of it you couldnt even walk in it let alone run.
We got no ground/changing room directions, ref had no phone call either, the team should of had the ref to inspect it in the morning, save us trailing all that way.
The decision was swayed because all the players had travelled and were changed......
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GPOLL
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Take your point. I will speak to the Sec of Scissett and find out why he had't rung anyone.
Experienced referees should know better than to play on quags. I will speak to as many as possible before this weekends games.
Regards
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