1st Team

Blyth Spartans Juniors are again looking to strengthen their squads for next season and are on the lookout for both managers and coaches. Neither position requires to be filled by qualified personnel as individuals will be provided with various courses in order to obtain levels of proficiency. Anyone interested in learning more should contact Juniors Chairman Ian Evans on 01670 352373 (mornings) or by e-mail at generalmanager@blythspartans.com All successful appointments…

The table below details the goalscoring exploits of Blyth Spartans for the 2009-2010 season. In accordance with instructions any goals scored against Farsley Celtic have been removed from the table (meaning that Rob Dale has been deducted 1 goal, leaving him with a total of 10 for the season). 2009 -2010 Goalscorers Player BSN FAC FAT NSC Total 1. Paul Brayson 28 2 2 2 34 2. Ian Graham 11…

At the Presentation Night tonight there will be a compilation of last season’s goals as well as a goals competition, all supporters are welcome, there will also be a complimentary buffet on the night. The Club would like to gratefully thank Karl Latimer for his efforts during the season and for taking the time to put the compilation together for tonight.

This coming Saturday the 8th of May Northumberland Boys under 16’s will take on Cheshire Boys at Croft Park for the National Counties Cup. Kick off is at 3 PM and the Social Club will be open from 2.00 pm to 6.00 pm.

On Friday the 7 May it is the clubs presentation night in the Social Club from 7.30 pm to 9 PM. As well as the player’s awards (including, as voted by you the supporters, The Supporters Player of the Season), there will be a number of awards recognising last season’s volunteers. So please come along and show your appreciation to the winners, as well as having the opportunity to chat…

Just a reminder to all our supporters that this coming Thursday our under 17’s team will be taking on the Cramlington Juniors under 17’s in the Divisional Cup final at Croft Park. Kick off is 7PM and entry is free.

After a lifetime in football Blyth Spartans’ manager Mick Tait is as much in love with game as ever. A weary performance from his team in their 2-0 defeat at Gainsborough on Saturday in the final game of the season did nothing to diminish his ardour. “I wish the season could go on for another couple of months, I don’t need a break,” he enthused. “I just love what I…