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The club would like to wish attacker Lee Mason a very happy 21st Birthday. The former Hartlepool United player was signed from Whitley Bay and has gone to be a bit of crowd favourite with his strong performances on the right wing. All the best Lee!
Following a pitch inspection at 6pm tomorrow’s game with Solihull Moors has been called off. Details of the rearranged fixture will appear here when known.
The club can announce that tomorrow’s game against Solihull Moors is in doubt due to the recent freezing temperatures. The club, with the agreement of the Blue Square Conference, have arranged a pitch inspection which will take place at 6pm tonight (Friday). The result of this pitch inspection will be published here.
Blyth Spartans can announce the signing of left back Joe Kendrick from Mansfield Town on a three month loan deal, which will see the player at Croft Park until the end of the current season. The 28-year-old, Dublin born defender, started his career at Newcastle United where he was a regular in their reserves. Upon leaving St James Park he signed for TSV 1860 Munchen in the German Bundesliga, but…
The club can announce that the match away at Droylsden has been called off due to a waterlogged (and frozen) pitch. We will post up details of the rearranged game here when they are known.
The club can confirm that tomorrow’s game against Droyslden is ‘extremely doubtful’ due to a waterlogged pitch. Droyslden are considering calling in the referee to do a pitch inspection tonight for an early decision. We will post up more news when it has been received.
The club can confirm that the loan deal for Max Harrop has been extended up to the 26 February 2012. The young midfielder has been a shining light as the side have put in some of their best performances of the season in the last few games.
Prior to Saturday’s home game with Corby Town a presentation was made by Blyth Spartans Supporters Club to the Football Club of £1,200. The money has been raised through sales of merchandise in the Club Shop, programme sales, etc The presentation was made to manager Tommy Cassidy by Brian Davison of the Supporters Club. The Football club would like to thank the Supporters Club for the donation and would also…
As has been mentioned previously a team of cyclists will set off from Dublin in May, with the aim being to cycle their way to Croft Park, via several football grounds, to attend the Scott Bell Benefit Game at Croft Park on 5 May 2012. Two former Spartans, who were teammates of Scotty’s in the treble winning side, Dale Crawford and Peter Snowdon have agreed to join in on the…
Tommy Cassidy, manager of Blue Square North Blyth Spartans, tells of a saying in football that players can’t promise to play well but they can promise to work hard. His side fulfilled their promise to put in the effort in their game at home to Corby on Saturday and actually went further and played well too. But not well enough to win. A 2-1 defeat was harsh on Cassidy’s men…