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We spoke to Club Photographer Paul Scott ahead of him embarking on the challenge of a lifetime in the new year. Paul and fellow Spartans fan Gary Richardson will be climbing Mt Kilamanjaro for charity, RMHC. How long have you supported Blyth?I’ve been coming to Croft Park on and off since I was a kid, but it was in 2016 I became hooked. I brought my then seven-year-old daughter along…
Blyth Spartans host North East rivals Spennymoor Town in the Boxing Day fixture at Croft Park. Last time out an injury hit Spartans side lost 5-0 away to York City in the FA Trophy Third Round – a game that saw debuts for academy players Jay Errington, Josh Walker and Luke Heppell. Blyth will wearing their away colours for the match in support of Shelter’s #NoHomeKit campaign to help raise…
Our match against Spennymoor Town on Boxing Day will be segregated, with away fans to be situated in the Plessey Road end of the ground. As always, tickets can be purchased on arrival at the ground, however we recommend booking online to speed up your entry into Croft Park. Tickets can be purchased online here.
This Boxing Day Blyth Spartans will be supporting Shelter’s #NoHomeKit campaign, and wearing our away kit in our match against Spennymoor Town at Croft Park. Shelter are asking clubs and fans to ‘ditch their home shirt’ for their games on Boxing Day to raise awareness of the fight to end homelessness and the housing emergency. Homelessness, and the housing crisis in general, is reaching a critical point with 180,000 households…
By Dan Rolls An Injury hit Spartans side were dumped out the FA Trophy after losing 5-0 away to National League side York City with several key first team players still missing from the side. McNall, Buddle, Evans, Liddle, Nicholson, Richardson and Barlow were all missing due to various injuries as well as Jordan Hickey, who started his 3-game suspension. Curtis Round was also cup-tied after appearing for Marske in…
By Dan Rolls Blyth Spartans Supporters Club new OddBalls range has been a smash hit with supporters already, with well over 150 items sold and £4,000 raised in sales! Ian Hertwick from the Supporters Club said “We listened to the views of supporters in the last survey and looked to expand our range of merchandise. We were contacted by locally based company OddBalls and immediately saw an opportunity to stock…
Unfortunately, Tuesday evening’s match against Chorley at Croft Park has been postponed due to the icy conditions. A new date will be announced in due course, with all tickets purchased online eligible for the new fixture. Alternatively supporters can request a refund by emailing mike.coulson@blythspartans.com.
We may be without a match Saturday, but you can still get your football fix at Croft Park. The Clubhouse will be showing England vs France as the Three Lions look to book their place in the World Cup Semi-Finals. Doors open at 5:45pm and buffet will be provided by The Green Army.
Congratulations to our 1899 Club draw winners for November. 284 Peter Hardy – £100 347 Brian Anderson – £50 Our draw winners can claim their winnings by sending their bank details to General Manager Mike Coulson at mike.coulson@blythspartans.com.
By Ben Lightfoot The Spartans return to Croft Park under the lights as they host Southport in the National League North. Last time out, Blyth suffered a 1-0 away defeat away to Chester FC after an early goal from Kurt Willoughby. TICKET INFORMATION Tickets can be purchased in advance via our online system. If you do not have online access, you can purchase your ticket by ringing the club office…