Toolstation NCEL Premier Division Hemsworth Miners Welfare 3-0 Garforth Town Nash Connolly recaptured his top form as Hemsworth blew Garforth away in 20 minutes to continue their perfect start to the season. Apart from Connolly’s second goal, it was a exact repeat of the midweek win at Parkgate. Connolly scored in the opening 60 seconds read more→
Toolstation NCEL Premier Division Parkgate 0-2 Hemsworth Miners Welfare It took only 90 seconds for Hemsworth Miners Welfare to acclimatise to life in the Premier Division. Nash Connolly’s opener and Del Pollock’s eighth minute header were all the Wells needed to get off to the perfect start in their historic league campaign. Hemsworth’s Division One read more→
Toolstation NCEL Premier Division Hemsworth Miners Welfare manager Wayne Benn still wants to sign “one or two” more new players before the season begins in nine days. The Wells chief has also completed the capture of Glasshoughton Welfare striker Del Pollock in the past few days. “Del is a pacy forward who scored a number read more→
Toolstation NCEL Division One Glasshoughton Welfare 2-1 Eccleshill United Del Pollock was the hero for Glasshoughton Welfare after scoring the winner with just three minutes left against ten man Eccleshill United. The result continues the magnificent turnaround that Simon Houghton and Craig Wilkinson have engineered since December. Welfare have now won six, drawn three and read more→
Interim boss Jon Miles hopes his new-look Glasshoughton Welfare team can end the season on a high to boost his chances of earning the role on a permanent basis. Reserve team manager Miles was confirmed as Rob Hunter’s temporary replacement three weeks ago and has so far led them to one win, one draw and read more→
Their fixture schedule is a nightmare anyway so the last thing title-chasing Brighouse Town wanted was another rearranged game to fit in, writes James Grayson (Twitter: @jamesAgrayson). Some must have feared the worst when 2-0 up at half-time during a must-win Toolstation NCEL Premier Division match at Glasshoughton Welfare the stand-side floodlights suddenly went out. read more→
Interim boss Jon Miles threw his hat into the ring to be Rob Hunter’s permanent successor as Glasshoughton Welfare manager after leading them to their first win of 2014, writes James Grayson (Twitter: @jamesAgrayson). Hunter resigned after the 2-0 defeat to Parkgate on Saturday and reserve team chief Miles took charge for the Toolstation NCEL Premier read more→
