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Tom talks – after the Hednesford game

Spartans boss Tom Wade thinks the 3-0 score line suffered by his side in the defeat defeat at Hednesford on Tuesday flattered the hosts. “Conceding after a couple of minutes put us on the back foot,” he said. “It was a soft goal but after that we competed really well for the rest of the half. At half time I was confident we’d get something from the match. We created…

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Pitmen pressure got to us says Turnbull

Spartans midfielder Stephen Turnbull felt that pressure was the main reason that his side fell to a 0-3 defeat against title challenging Hednesford Town. The Pitmen moved within two points of leaders North Ferriby United and were good value for their win but the former Hartlepool United man wants to see his side would more as a collective to relieve some of the pressure put on them by opposing sides….

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Mistakes cost us – Slaughter

Spartans full back Richie Slaughter reflected on the 0-3 defeat at Hednesford Town and insisted that his side brought about their own downfall as much as the home side’s qualities had. Tom Wade’s men conceded three sloppy goals against the Evo-Stik Northern Premier League title challengers, going behind as early as the fourth minute and Slaughter accepted that if Spartans are to improve they need to tighten up. He said…

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Hednesford Town 3-0 Blyth Spartans

In association with: ALAN McLEAN FCMA CGMA Chartered Management Accountant Hednesford Town 3-0 Blyth Spartans Tuesday 10th April Keys Park Evo-Stik Northern Premier League Attendance: 501 Spartans made one of their longest and toughest trips of the season as they hit the road to face Evo-Stik Northern Premier League title challengers Hednesford Town and paid the price for sloppy mistakes against the Pitmen. Goals from Neil Harvey, Kris Taylor and…

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Stanger Departs

As mentioned by Tom Wade in his post match analysis of the Worksop Town game, the club can confirm that midfielder Jack Stanger has left the club. Stanger has made 4 starts for the Spartans, with an additional 10 appearances coming from the bench. The club would like to thank Jack for his time at Croft Park and wish him all the best for the future.

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Tom talks – after the Worksop game

Blyth manager Tom Wade was very pleased with his side’s continuing improvement in the 3 -2 victory over Worksop at Croft Park on Saturday. “In the first half we played the best we have done so far since I took over,” he said. “We held the ball well and created loads of chances. When you’re playing well and creating chances usually you have to take them. We didn’t in the…

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All about the win for Grant

After a run of four consecutive defeats for his side Spartans keeper Conor Grant revealed that today’s game with Worksop Town had been identified as a key one ahead of two tough looking away trips this week. Spartans hit the road with two trips to the Midlands to face Hednesford Town and Stafford Rangers in the space of four days this week meaning the 3-2 win over the Tigers was…

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Maguire pays tribute to “committed” Green Army

There’s plenty to celebrate for Spartans young striker Dan Maguire these days. The former Seaton Delaval front man collected his second consecutive Port of Blyth Player of the Month award pre-match and was collecting the awards post match too as he was voted Spartans Man of the Match for their 3-2 win over Worksop Town. Maguire’s constant work rate and commitment has made the eighteen year old a firm favourite…

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Blyth Spartans 3-2 Worksop Town

In association with: ALAN McLEAN FCMA CGMA Chartered Management Accountant Blyth Spartans 3-2 Worksop Town Monday 6th April Croft Park Evo-Stik Northern Premier League Attendance: 315 Three was the magic number for Spartans today as they ended a four match run of defeats with a 3-2 win over Worksop Town. However far from being three and easy they made it hard work for themselves by missing a whole host of…

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