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Detailed below are the marks for the Droylsden v Blyth Spartans match played on Tuesday March 13th 2012. The merit marks were awarded by Jeff Young. Team 1. Robert Birdsall – 7/10 2. Dan Groves – 7/10 3. Joe Kendrick – 8/10 4. Sam Hodgson – 7/10 5. Wayne Buchanan – 7/10 6. Jordan Mellish – 7/10 7. Shaun Utterson – 7/10 8. Andy Ferrell – 8/10 9. Graeme Armstrong…
The Butchers Arms has been a happy hunting ground for Blyth Spartans on recent visits with a memorable 4-0 victory in the FA Trophy last season and a well earned draw in an FA cup tie this campaign – with Droylsden tasting defeat in the replay at Croft Park. On Tuesday night however, The Bloods appeared to have turned the tables on Spartans as they found themselves 3-0 ahead with…
Blyth Spartans can announce the signing of combative midfielder Andy Ferrell, on a month’s loan, from Blue Square Premier side Barrow (subject to the final confirmation from the Football Conference). ‘Fez’,a 28-year-old left footed central midfielder, started his career at Newcastle United and has since enjoyed spells at Watford, Hereford United, Kidderminster Harriers, York City and Gateshead, before joining the Cumbrians in the summer following a successful loan spell there…
Blyth Spartans can announce that Phil Cave has left the club. Cave signed for the club from Gateshead at the start of last season and had been a virtual ever present in the starting eleven until the recent signing of Joe Kendrick. In all the left back made 82 appearances for the Spartans, scoring 3 times. Manager Tommy Cassidy commented “I’m sad to see Phil go as he’s a good…
Detailed below are the marks for the Blyth Spartans v Eastwood Town match played on Saturday March 10th 2012. The merit marks were awarded by Martin Hunter. Team 1. Robert Birdsall – 7/10 2. Dan Groves – 7/10 3. Joe Kendrick – 7/10 4. Sebastien Anzevui – 7/10 5. Wayne Buchanan – 7/10 6. Jordan Mellish – 7/10 7. Shaun Utterson – 8/10 8. Neal Hooks – N/A 9. Graeme…
“The usual saying in football is to ‘take one game at a time’, said Blyth Spartans manager Tommy Cassidy after his team won its third game in a row on Saturday. Looking forward to matches at Droylsden, Solihull and at home to Gloucester he continued: “I’m tempted to say we’ll now ‘take three games at a time’ after I said last week that we needed those three back to back…
Prior to the Eastwood Town game (10 March 2012) Colin Baxter, on behalf of the Port of Blyth, was hand to present Wayne Buchanan with his award for being the Port of Blyth Player of the Month for February 2012.
Blyth Spartans welcomed back cult hero Robbie Dale and recorded their third successive victory in the Blue Square Bet North with a 1-0 win over Eastwood Town at Croft Park on Saturday. Supporters, who had seen Dale leave the club for Whitley Bay in the summer, gave their idol a heartfelt reception as he made his return on a month’s loan deal from the Seahorses. Dale has scored 96 times…
A selection of match action photos by Bill Broadley from the six pointer relegation battle between Blyth and Eastwood Town, which saw the Spartans make it three consecutive wins for the week as they battle to avoid relegation for the first time in their history.
A photo gallery supplied by Milton Stonebank showing images from the Blue Square Bet North clash between Blyth Spartans and Eastwood Town 10th March 2012 To view more of Milton’s work please view the following link