Staveley Miners Welfare FC
In the words of a well-used football song … “We’re on our way, on our way…” The community of Staveley is set to benefit from fresh investment into local football facilities at Staveley Miners Welfare Football Club with grants awarded rom the Premier League, The FA and Government’s Football Foundation, to install a state-of-the-art floodlit
As the title suggests all remaining fixtures have been cancelled due to the coronavirus situation which is gripping the nation, and all results have now been expunged. We hope that football can return soon and our redevelopment plans are still ontrack so please keep checking back and the usual social media channels for progress on
For this one Brett and his management team made three changes to the starting line up from the previous game with Myles Wright returning to mind the net after injury,Robert Worrall coming into midfield and Michael Burke returning to the forward line, and… called for a reaction to the “un-Staveleylike” performance in that previous game
A brace from Luke Rawson helped a Chesterfield XI to a 3-1 victory over Staveley Miners Welfare at Inkersall Road. The Trojans welcomed the Spireites to the home Northern Counties East League Premier Division side as the bid to raise £50,000 for a 3G pitch got underway. Familiar names appeared in the Chesterfield XI as
Staveley continued their unbeaten run into the new year when they welcomed Bottesford Town to Inkersall Road for their first home game of 2020. History was very much in the home sides favour, as in the seven previous meetings here, the Trojans had won five, losing the other two. Bottesford started the game the more
Staveley Miners Welfare secured a hugely important 1-0 win away at second placed Hemsworth Miners Welfare. There were a couple of forced changes to Brett Marshall’s side with Gary Mundy and Patrick Lindley coming in for the injured Brad Jones and Charlie Oglesby. It took just six minutes for the Trojans to take the lead,
The season of good cheer returned to Inkersall Road as a valiant Trojans performance saw Staveley Miners Welfare close the gap on the league leaders of the NCEL Premier Division. The last time Staveley played at Inkersall Road was October 19th and welcomed the only side who had beaten them in the league this season,
Football returned after an almost seven week rain assisted hiatus and after a brief reminder of the rules and main objectives of the game the Trojans headed for the Victoria Pleasure Grounds home of ninth place Goole AFC, although league placings, form, stats and the like were largely irrelevant after such a long layoff. Both