Toolstation NCEL Division One Aodhan Brownlee may be injured and currently concentrating on rolling out Pundit Games to pubs across the country but he has seen first-hand the amazing job Mick O’Connell has done at Harrogate Railway. Two years ago Railway were sinking towards the West Yorkshire League. Fast forward to 2022 and former jockey read more→
Toolstation NCEL Division One Mick O’Connell insists title talk is off the agenda as Harrogate Railway prepare to go into battle in the club’s biggest game in years. In-form Railway welcome faltering contenders North Ferriby to Station View tomorrow and a win will throw the revitalised club right into the fight for top spot. The read more→
Toolstation NCEL Division One Selby Town 0-4 Harrogate Railway Clinical Harrogate Railway claimed a sixth straight league win by brutally dispatching in-form play-offs rivals Selby Town on their own turf. Jacob Robertson, captain Dan McDaid, Joe Crosby and Ryan Gothard’s own goal pushed Railway further towards a potential shot at being part of the title read more→
Toolstation NCEL Division One Round-Up Harrogate Railway consolidated their top four position by putting Nottinghamshire-based side Ollerton Town to the sword in a 3-0 win. Dan Thirkell’s penalty and Marcus Day’s second half double earned Railway their win which helps them keep the pace with Hallam, North Ferriby and Hallam ahead of three massive fixtures. read more→
West Riding County Cup Second Round Harrogate Railway 1-2 Steeton Jahro Parchment ensured Roy Mason celebrated an historic victory in his 500th game as Steeton manager. Andy Briggs and Parchment scored the goals to end Steeton into the quarter-finals of the West Riding County Cup for the first time in the club’s history. But boy read more→
West Riding County Cup Harrogate Railway manager Mick O’Connell is taking the West Riding County Cup second round tie with Steeton very seriously. Railway, who last reached the County Cup final in the 1980s, host Steeton at Station View this evening and O’Connell is not taking Roy Mason’s side for granted. “We may make some read more→
Roy Mason admits a lot has changed since he was appointed Steeton manager in 2006 as he prepares for his landmark 500th competitive game in charge. Mason is due to lead Steeton out for the 500th time when they head to Harrogate Railway on Tuesday night for the West Riding County Cup second round tie. read more→
Toolstation NCEL Division One Harrogate Railway 4-0 Worsbrough Bridge Joe Crosby smashed in all FOUR as Harrogate Railway ruthlessly breezed past play-offs rivals Worsbrough Bridge thanks a brutal first half display at a foggy Station View. Crosby is now Railway’s leading goal-scorer as his haul takes him past Dan Thirkell. Worsbrough’s penalty area was under read more→
Toolstation NCEL Division One Mick O’Connell says Harrogate Railway are entering a make-or-break period which could define their season. Railway visit struggling Swallownest tomorrow and that fixture is followed by clashes with Worsbrough Bridge, Glasshoughton Welfare, Ollerton Town, Selby Town, Hallam and unbeaten leaders North Ferriby. “I’ve said to the lads that in this league read more→
West Riding County Cup Second Round Beating Harrogate Railway in tonight’s West Riding County Cup tie would strengthen Steeton’s position on the Non League map, says Roy Mason. Weather-permitting, Steeton visit Station View for the first time in a competitive fixture to play Railway, a club who has reached the FA Cup second round on read more→
