Staveley Miners Welfare FC
It was Fa Vase time again down at Inkersall Road and for the visit of North West Counties Premier Division outfit Silsden AFC who were third in the equivalent division to the Trojans so would be decent opposition but having played six games more there wasn’t that much to choose between the two sides stats
They say sequels aren’t as good as the original so would this the third instalment of the Trojans “Month of Cup ties” be as good as the previous two? The cast list for this one showed two changes from what critics have said was the best of the series so far “Cup Tie 2: an
With four wins on the bounce boasting four clean sheets and sixteen goals it was no surprise that the Staveley team sheet showed no changes to the starting eleven for this Fa Cup First Qualifying round tie. Since debuting in the World’s oldest cup competition in 1997/98 the Trojans have only progressed past this stage
The premier cup competition for clubs at this Level – the Fa Vase started with the Trojans showing just the one change to the starting line up with Charlie Oglesby suffering a dislocated shoulder in the last game seeing Chris Baugh returning to the defence, after short injury absence himself. In opposition were Norther Counties
The results are in for August and our “Fantasy Football – Player of the Month” is……. Trojans Away Travel Sponsored Adam Baskerville…. in second Place we have Jordan Claxton who is Sponsored by Plasflow Ltd and in third place is Myles Wright who is sponsored by Waynes mot & air conditioning specialists (0114 2720849) Well done to all
The task of steering the Trojans into the first Qualifying Round of the Fa Cup for the first time since 2014 fell to ten of the starting that produced arguably one of the best Staveley performances ever on Wednesday night v Hemsworth Jahmal Riley coming in for Tyla Bell being the only change. Their opponents
We’ll do a more long winded wordy report when theres a bit of time but as they say “a picture paints a thousands words” (in this case a video)….. here’s the goals from last nights “performance”
The Trojans steamed (other train related puns are available) into Station View which is probably our favourite away ground given the recent results there, showing one change from the defeat away at Yorkshire Amateur in the last game with Brad Jones coming in for Connor Williamson who moved to the bench to give the knock