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Our clubhouse have revamped the opening and closing hours due to the installation of Sky Sports. This means the club are able to show Sky Sports products live when they are on TV. This starts with the opening day of the English Premier League season as Manchester United host Fulham on Friday, August 16, at 8pm live on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League. All private functions…
Blyth Spartans held the official kit launch at Croft Park as Charlie Aitkin and Ben Milburn were on hand to model the fresh threads. Alan Conway, Brand Executive of main Club and shirt sponsors TEXO came over to view the new kit first hand. He said: “We’re always proud to see our name on the iconic green and white shirt, but we’re especially thrilled to be part of the away…
The “One in a Thousand” £100 money draw number for October was 781. This is not an allocated number to a club member, and therefore, the amount in the draw next month (for November) will be £300.
Congratulations to our captain, Nicky Deverdics, on being awarded as Port of Blyth’s Player of the Month for October!
Spartans’ under-18’s were knocked out of the FA Youth Cup in the Second Qualifying Round by Hartlepool United’s under-18’s in a 5-1 defeat on Monday evening at The Suit Direct Stadium.
Spartans’ under-18s fought back from a goal down at half-time to secure a place in the second qualifying round of the FA Youth Cup on Wednesday evening against Stockton Town at Croft Park.
Spartans recorded a 3-1 victory to conclude extra time on Monday evening at the Horsfall Stadium as goals from Will McGowan, JJ Hooper and Cedric Main cancelled out Brad Dockerty’s deadlock-breaking strike.
To celebrate the hard work of our staff and volunteers at Blyth Spartans, this new series gives the dedicated individuals of our football club a platform to talk about their roles. Phil Castiaux spoke to Club Physio Oscar Peverley about recently joining the club, graduating from university, and how he got his position at Blyth Spartans.
Playwright Ed Waugh, whose work includes the self-penned national hits Wor Bella, Carrying David and Hadaway Harry as well as the co-written international hits Dirty Dusting and Waiting For Gateaux, will be talking about his two decades in the theatre world at Blyth Library on Monday 9th October at 6pm.
Blyth Spartans can confirm that Curtis Round has completed a permanent move to Marske United for an undisclosed fee.