Mick Norbury was left disappointed when Glasshoughton Welfare lost 4-2 at Central Midlands League outfit Askern. Glasshoughton actually opened brightly and a cross after 9 minutes from Regan Fish was headed just wide by Luke Norbury. At the other end trialist goalkeeper Clayton Alsopp made a great block to prevent the hosts taking the lead. read more→
Glasshoughton Welfare have ended speculation regarding their vacant manager’s position by confirming Mick Norbury as their new first team manager. Norbury replaces Jon Miles, who was relieved of his duties at the end of the Toolstation NCEL Premier Division season. Under Miles, Glasshoughton finished bottom of the table and Norbury is tasked with rebuilding the club read more→
Ian Dring and Martin Barnfield will take charge of Maltby Main’s final two Toolstation NCEL Premier Division games after Mick Norbury resigned. Norbury tendered his resignation on Wednesday night 24 hours after the 4-1 defeat at Glasshoughton Welfare. To his credit, Norbury has kept Maltby in the Premier Division this season – emulating last season’s read more→
Mick Norbury insists there is still work to do to secure survival for Maltby Main. Maltby recovered from the 11-0 drumming to Shaw Lane Aquaforce by winning 4-1 at basement side Nostell Miners Welfare in the Toolstation NCEL Premier Division last Saturday. The victory put further distance between Maltby and the relegation zone. Maltby are read more→
Nostell failed to deal with Brian Cusworth and ultimately paid the price as the experienced frontman hit a hat-trick in Maltby Main’s 4-1 win in Crofton. Mick Norbury got the perfect response from the humiliating 11-0 defeat to Shaw Lane Aquaforce last week with a win that pushes Maltby further away from the Toolstation NCEL read more→
Mick Norbury hopes Maltby Main can bounce back from a heavy defeat last time out when they travel to Barton Town Old Boys tomorrow night. Maltby lost 6-0 at Tadcaster Albion – the game Jonathan Greening made his debut – and Norbury says his team already know that a response is needed. Norbury said: “Last read more→
When Mick Norbury learnt of the arrival of Jonathan Greening at Tadcaster, he knew immediately that his Maltby Main side had even tougher task on their hands. Maltby finished up losing 6-0 in the Toolstation NCEL Premier Division encounter, but were mainly undone by Greening’s younger brother Josh, who scored his third consecutive hat-trick. Norbury read more→
