Colls should have three more points – Bray

Duncan Bray is convinced that Pontefract Collieries should have been awarded for three points for crisis club Lincoln Moorlands Railway’s no-show in mid-November. Bray predicted November would be a big month for the Colls, but because of postponements that has proved not to be the case. Lincoln’s manager walked out a few days before and  read more→

OG earns Ponte win over Penistone

A second half own goal handed promotion-chasing Pontefract Collieries a hard fought 2-1 victory over surprise package Penistone Church at Beechnut Lane. After losing in midweek, Pontefact returned to winning ways to stay fourth and in touch with the top three in the Toolstation NCEL Division title race. Penistone substitute Scott Briggs had cancelled Mark  read more→

Big month ahead for Pontefract – Bray

Duncan Bray claims November is likely to have a “decisive” say on which way Pontefract Collieries’ season goes. Fourth-placed Ponte have five more Toolstation NCEL Division One games to play during November – including tomorrow’s trip to Knaresborough Town. Joint manager Bray expects the month to prove pivotal to their promotion aspirations. “Up until the  read more→

County Cup not a priority for Pontefract

Duncan Bray admits that winning the West Riding County Cup is not a “priority” for promotion-chasing Pontefract Collieries. Pontefract will make at least four changes for the second round tie at Thackley tomorrow and one new signing will be on show. Pontefract have never won the competition, although they were just minutes away from lifting  read more→

Hemsworth continue excellent form

Hemsworth Miners Welfare maintained their excellent form with a comfortable 3-1 win at fellow high-flyers Pontefract Collieries. The Toolstation NCEL Division One victory at Beechnut Lane has put fifth-placed Hemsworth one point behind Pontefract and five off table toppers AFC Emley. Wayne Benn’s young charges deserved the three points against an under-par Pontefract side, who  read more→