Toolstation NCEL Premier Division Ray Green and Lee Ryan oversaw Harrogate Railway’s 6-1 defeat to high-flying Pontefract Collieries at Station View on Saturday. The pair held the fort as player-manager Liam Gray was relieved of his duties early last week. Green and Ryan were his assistants. Railway’s committee said in a statement: “This was not an easy read more→
Toolstation NCEL Premier Division As a Robbie Williams impersonator, Harrogate Railway player/manager Liam Gray is used to belting out ‘Let Me Entertain You’. He did not expect his rebuilt Railway side to be following the mantra at such an extreme length though. Railway have been involved in victories with score-lines as 4-3. 4-1 and 6-4, read more→
Toolstation NCEL Premier Division Harrogate Railway 2-3 Barton Town Barton Town grabbed their first win of the season after holding on at Harrogate Railway, who forced a dramatic last ten minutes. The Swans travelled to Harrogate with only one point on the board, but came away with three more in a battle at Station View. read more→
Toolstation NCEL Premier Division New Harrogate Railway manager Liam Gray has lured former Doncaster Rovers striker Jason Price out of semi-professional football retirement. Price has spent the last few years playing for the world famous Harrogate Veterans team. He last appeared on the semi-circuit at the end of the 2013-14 season when he helped Brighouse read more→
Toolstation NCEL Premier Division Harrogate Railway kick off the new era under former captain Liam Gray on Saturday. Railway are holding open trials at Station View at 11am. Interested players need to contact manager Liam Gray by email liamgray80@hotmail.co.uk to register themselves. Gray, along with assistant Ray Green, need to rebuild Railway’s squad which was read more→
Toolstation NCEL Premier Division Harrogate Railway have gone back to the future by appointing former captain Liam Gray as their new manager. Local lad Gray has a wealth of playing experience from spells with the likes of Railway, Farsley Celtic and Knaresborough Town. Ray Green, who bravely stepped into the breach in February and saved read more→
