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NPLD1S - Lincoln United 3-1 Willenhall Town
Written by Pride Of Umpshire   
Sunday, 07 March 2010 18:49

Northern Premier League Division One South - THE MATCH

Lincoln United 3-1 Willenhall Town

Ben Garrick 3, 28

Andy Dunkerley 25

Matt O'Halloran

'Value for Travel!' - Official Match Report

Credit goes to the players of crisis club Willenhall Town who made the long trip to Lincolnshire under their own steam to fulfil this Unibond fixture.
If any of the 101 strong crowd at Ashby Avenue were expecting a dull game between two sides at the wrong end of the table they were in for a surprise, as the sides produced an exciting end to end first half.
The visitors had the first chance of the game when Nicholls set up big striker Dunkerley for a pop at goal, his effort however was straight at keeper Ziccardi. From this effort United went on the counter attack and Garrick opened the scoring in the 3rd minute, his effort beating Jones.
On the quarter, some good chasing by Smith saw the winger set up captain McDaid whose shot was well wide and high of the Willenhall goal.
The hosts started to apply the pressure and some relentless work by Fleming saw him send over a delightful cross, which Garrick met and touched the ball goal wards with a goal looking certain, (M) Robertson cleared off the line. From the conceded corner, the ball was sent goal wards, only for Pomroy-Crowe to clear off the goal line.
With the Lockmen still trying to play their passing game, their endeavours paid off in the 25th minute when Nicholls set up an unmarked Dunkerley, the striker taking his time to control the ball before dispatching a low powerful shot past Ziccardi to restore the status quo.
United regained the lead just 3 minutes later, Garrick wormed his way through the defence unchallenged before slotting the ball past Jones.
On the half hour Fleming looking off side set up O’Halloran, his point blank effort bravely blocked by Jones. Three minutes later and a headed ball from a corner was cleared off the line by Pomroy-Crowe.
With half time beckoning a great volley by McDaid sent the ball into the top corner, only to be denied by the hand of Jones.
The second half resumed as the first half had ended, with Pomroy-Crowe clearing off the goal line following a rare missed punch by Jones. Smith then saw his speculative effort go just over. From the resulting goal kick, Nicholls received the ball, which he then threaded through towards Rose, who faced a head to head race with Ziccarid, the keeper just getting his toe to the ball first to clear the danger. From his punt up field Wilkinson shot just wide.
United increased their lead in the 74th minute when sub Cann put O’hara through in space, and the striker blasted the ball past Jones.
With 5 minutes remaining Bull sent a free kick on the edge of the area goal wards, only to be denied by Jones.

Lockmen line up; Matt Jones, Mike Robertson, George Pomroy-Crowe, Shaun Griffiths ©, Andre Calder, Matty Whitehouse, Andrew Worley, Matty Dorgan, Andy Dunkerley, Nick Robertson, Ricky Nicholls.
Bench; Carlton Rose, Dean Humpage, Jack Goodwin, Ashley Porter.

Last Updated on Monday, 08 March 2010 16:39
 
NPLD1S - Willenhall Town 0-1 Chasetown
Written by Willenhall Nut   
Tuesday, 02 March 2010 16:24
Northern Premier League Division One South - THE MATCH
 
Willenhall Town 0-1 Chasetown
 
Gavin Saunders 3
 
'Return with a Vengeance!' - Official Match Report
 
Despite another brave battling performance from Dave Porter’s Willenhall side, they came up just short against high flying local rivals Chasetown.
Chasetown had the better chances in the game, and could have taken the lead after 2 minutes. As a free kick mid-way inside the Willenhall half was met by the head of Grant Ryan, but Matthew Jones got down low to his left to push the shot round the post.
From the resulting corner Chasetown took the lead, as the corner from the right was headed in by the unmarked Gavin Saunders. After 9 minutes Saunders almost added to his tally, but his free kick from the edge of the area was pushed over the bar by Jones.
After 32 minutes, a corner from the left saw another header from Ryan go just over, whilst after 37 minutes a cross was met with a firmly struck volley by Duncan Horler, which looked destined for the net before Andy Worley managed to divert it over the bar at the last moment.

Half time: Willenhall 0 Chasetown 0

The second half began with Chasetown again pressing, and on 50 minutes a flicked header at the near post forced Jones into a good save, whilst 3 minutes later Jones was again in action, as he pushed a shot from Ryan over the bar.
Willenhall were almost gifted an equaliser on 59 minutes, as keeper Ryan Price passed the ball straight to Ricky Nicholls, but the midfielders first time effort was wide.
On 71 minutes, a great run from inside his own half by Andy Dunkerley saw him beat two challenges, and only a last gasp challenge prevented him getting a shot on goal.
2 minutes later a good ball into the Willenhall box fell to substitute Ramone Stephens, but from close range he managed to hit the shot over the bar.

Willenhall line-up: Jones, Davies, Brown, Griffiths, Calder, Dorgan, Nicholls, Pomroy-Crowe (N. Robertson), Dunkerley, M. Robertson (Porter), Worley (Rose).

Chasetown line-up: Price, Miller, M. Branch, Slater, Saunders, Horton, Smith (Steane), J. Branch, Hay (Birch), Ryan (Stephens), Horler.

Attendance: 190
Last Updated on Tuesday, 02 March 2010 17:39
 
NPLD1S LIVE - Willenhall Town vs Chasetown
Written by Matty B   
Saturday, 27 February 2010 11:19

Northern Premier League Division one South - THE MATCH

Willenhall Town vs Chasetown - Saturday 27th February 2010 - Kick-Off 1500

'Through the Fire & Flames!' - Official Match Preview

Two contrasting sides clash at a notorious Noose Lane on Saturday afternoon, as Promotion hopefuls; Chasetown, under the leadership of experienced Manager, & former Lockmen player; Charlie Blakemore, intend to increase their prospects of gaining Promotion, as they contest against local neighbours, and relegation threatened; Willenhall Town. With ther resignation of Steve Pomroy & Micky Rawlings a fortnight ago, The Reds appeared revitalized against a formidable Mickleover Sports, unfortunately suffering a less than comprehensive defeat, having dominated large periods of the encounter. A contrasting story unfolded at the same location, only four days later, The Lockmen, experiencing all forms of domination from their visitors, managed to grind out their first points and victory in over eleven competitive fixtures, much to the elation of the Management duo; Dave Porter, and Mark Cox. The experience of Nick Robertson, recently recruited from Midland Alliance outfit; Gornal Athletic, providing the clinical finish to secure a desperate victory. With the majority of the Northern Premier League programme affected by the wintry conditions in the following week, The Lockmen's venture to Play-Off aspring; Kidsgrove Athletic, was sure to progress, in treacherous conditions, much to the agrevation of Porter's men come 5PM. A sublime five minute hatrick from versatile midfielder; Sam Hall, condemned The Reds to another comprehensive defeat, their second heaviest of the season, following the 9-0 debacle against Stamford AFC at the Vic Couzens Stadium. In response to such an intimidating defeat, Merseyside based club; Cammell Laird travelled the elaborate journey to the Noose on Tuesday evening, contesting their first meeting against The Lockmen, this campaign. Lee Hammond instigating a convincing 3-0 victory for Lairds, who continue to progress in the Division One South, following their distinct relegation, from the Premier elite. The heroics of Keeper; Matt Jones, & Matt Whitehouse most notably have enabled The Lockmen to maintain belief of survival, but are sure to experience a dominant, attacking display from Blakemore's men, as they charge towards an aspired Champion status. The Scholars haven't contested a competitive encounter since a heartbreaking point was earned against fellow strugglers; Lincoln United, on 13th February, as the hosts two goal advantage, instigated by Daniel Smith, and Duncan Horler, was cancelled out by an eleventh hour strike from United's Kallum Smith. The visitors travel to the Noose on Saturday afternoon, In search of a crucial three points, to maintain Champion status aspirations, as they remain ten points adrift of the summit of the league, but do boast two games in hand on the Derbyshire outfit. The Scholars achieved a 2-0 victory against Steve Pomroy's Lockmen outfit; at the beginning of December, a Reece Styche double, prompting a significant victory for the hosts, before his departure to Blue Square outfit; Forest Green Rovers. A Gary Birch conversion from a controversial Spot-Kick in Extra-Time, provided the significant difference in a Unibond President's Cup clash at Noose Lane, after The Lockmen, then under the leadership of Shaun Cunnington, deominated large periods of the contest. Below is an In-depth guide as to recently contested encounter's between the local neighbours, in preperation to Saturday afternoon's crucial encounter.

NPLD1S - Chasetown 2-0 Willenhall Town - Tuesday 1st December 2009 - Official Match Report

Unibond Presidents Cup - Willenhall Town 0-1 Chasetown AET - Tuesday  8th September 2009 - Official Match Report

Admission Fees for the Northern Premier League Division One South encounter, are priced at; Adults £6.00, Concessions & U16's £3.00. All Wolves, West Brom, Birmingham City, & Aston Villa Season Ticket Holders, will receive a £2.00 reduction on the Admission Fee, providing production of their respected pass at the turnstile. All Willenhall Town Season Ticket Holders, are reminded that they will only be granted entry on production of their pass at the turnstile.

Last Updated on Saturday, 27 February 2010 11:27
 
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