The following Players are suspended from all football.


From Monday 6th February 2012

Monies owed to Sunderland Redhouse FC
Philip Baxendale                                                           79  Rotherham Road, Redhouse, Sunderland, SR5 5QY
Sean Burns                                                                   7  Eartls Court, Carley Hill, Sunderland, SR5 2QP
James Cassidy                                                             10  Hawthorn Street, Millfield, Sunderland, SR4 7UP
Shaun Graham                                                              15  St Michaels Court, Sunderland, SR2 8JU
Ryan Grimes                                                                 84  Carley Road, Southwick, Sunderland, SR5 2RP
Lee Haldane                                                                  24  Oxbridge Street, Grangetown, Sunderland, SR2 6NQ
Wayne Harrison                                                           47  Goschen Street, Southwick, Sunderland, SR5 2JS
Craig Muers                                                                 4  Runnymede Road, Sunderland, SR5 5QE
Ryan Sinclair                                                              532  St Lukes Road, Pennywell, Sunderland, SR4 0HE
Michael Stanness                                                         34  Banbury Avenue, Town End Farm, Sunderland, SR5 4LF
Dean Wardle                                                                 6  Dunwood, South Hylton, Sunderland, SR4 0AR
Trevor Walker                                                             23  Spawell Drive, Sunderland, SR5 5TY
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Match Report for 21st Jan 2012 by Jimmy Johnson


TWR TRADE FRAMES
WEARSIDE COMBINATION FOOTBALL LEAGUE
MATCH REPORT FOR SATURDAY 21ST JANUARY 2012
PREMIER DIVISION
Farringdon Dolphin bounced back from their shock cup exit with an emphatic 10-1 win against neighbours Silksworth Golden Fleece. The win sees the Dolphin extend their lead at the top.
After conceding the first goal in their previous three games the Dolphin were looking to start the game in a more positive manner, so it was inevitable that after 2 minutes  Tyson broke down the wing and crossed for Shaun Wilkie to tap home from 4 yards to give the Fleece a shock lead. With the wind behind their backs the Fleece broke through again a foul on the edge of the area stopped what looked like 2-0, Dolphin didn’t  panic and were soon level Martin Hope toe poked pass the keeper from 8 yards, the Dolphin soon made in 2-1 when Hope was sent clear and his brilliant outside the boot finish nestled in the bottom corner. The Dolphin were in total control now, and Andy Place netted his 1st goal of the afternoon when a shot from Dale Spence cannoned off his chest from a yard out for 3-1.
The second half and it was all one way traffic, Place hit an unstoppable 20 yarder into the top corner, Place was at it again playing a 1-2 with Shickle and produced a clinical finish. Martin  Hope completed his 1st hat trick for the club as he raced on to a Marc  Stephenson through ball the resulting 50/50 with the keeper seen Hope come out on top. Hope then turned provider as he crossed for Place to tap in, Place added his 5th from a cross from the left from livewire Dale Spence. Place headed onto the bar and volleyed in the rebound from 6 yards after a great jinking run from Spence again, Hope added his 4th when the keepers poor clearance landed to the hit man and from 20 yards he coolly lobbed the back peddling keeper for 9-1. Place got his double hat trick with 5 minutes remaining after more good play from Shickle who played in place to score at the near postto complete the scoring.
The Three Horse Shoes produced a clinical performance as they won 2-1 at a bewildered Hall Farm Blakeneys.
A game of two halves in the first half Hall Farm got off to a better start scoring their goal thanks to Dean Smith as he turned in a Grainger shot. The Shoes were close a couple of times and their reward came in the second half as they grabbed an equaliser courtesy of a Christopher Robins stunning strike. The Shoes continued to press their opponents and they got what proved to be the winning goal as Shaun McGregor pounced to score from a Jordyn Moore cross. Hall Farm nearly grabbed an unlikely equaliser in the last minute but Chris Smith pulled off a miraculous save to give the Shoes a deserved three points.
Aquatic Sports and FC Chesters put on a tremendous show of attacking football as they shared the spoils in a stupendous 4-4 draw at Downhill. Scorers for Aquatic were David Hoey, Stephen Bone, Mark Fisk and Dean Smith. Dan Hardy starred for Aquatic as did stand in keeper David Oxley.
Colonel Prior grabbed a deserved point as they drew 4-4 at West End Potters, Daniel Turnbull netted twice for Prior including the equaliser in the last seconds of the game.
FIRST DIVISION
Wearside Athletic produced their best performance of the season as they toppled lon time league leaders University of Sunderland 5-3 at Quarry View. The students couldn’t cope with the strike force of Athletic as they were led a merrydance all afternoon. John Hope-Hindmarsh smashed in a hattrick and Adam McQuillan grabbed a brace to complete a memorable victory. Uni replied with goals from Jordan Birnie, Alexandru Netolitchi and Frank Ofoezie.
Wearside Wildcats clawed their way to the top of the league with a convincing 7-0 win over bottom side Park View. Andrew Leadbitter led the way in the scoring stakes with a well taken hattrick, further goals came from Thomas Foster (2) and Will Dawson (2).
Dan Callaghan starred for Wildcats as did Ian Morris for Park View.
Seaham Harkers Bar romped to a 4-0 away win at Victoria Gardens. Star man Shane Docherty gave Harkers the lead and were labouring to a win until the mercurial Matthew Mustard came off the bench to rifle in a fine hattrick.
Bluestone Construction had Luke Clayton, Adam Bates, Brent McKenna and star man Michael Fortune on target in their 4-1 win at University of Sunderland B.
Gleneagles were involved in a right ding dong battle but managed to run out 4-3 winners against Shiney Row Wheatsheaf. Ryan Gordon and Craig Collins did the damage for Gleneagles as they both bagged two goals apiece. Tony Hammond starred for Gleneagles.
Hollycarrside breezed to a 10-1 home win against a disjointed East Durham Spartans. Leighton Stevenson and Nathan O’Neill were left to fight over the match ball as they both hit hattrcks, further goals came from Luke Bell, Ewen Elliott, Jake Bell and man of the match Paul Stokoe.
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LEAGUE CHALLENGE CUP
Hylton CW coasted into the next round as they won 5-1 at Oddfellows.
The game kicked off and Oddfellows should have been ahead after 2 minutes when Stevie Allan found Livingston in the box who then fed Andy Smith but he could only shoot straight at the keeper from 6 yards out. Hyltons first attack come after 10 minutes when a right wing cross found Chris McGowan totally free in the box and he made no mistake to put the visitors ahead. Oddfellows come straight back at Hylton and should of equalised when a Middleton corner was helped on by Livingston to find Redman whose snap shot hit the crossbar. Another chance came when Andy Smith won back possession in the middle of the park and played a great 1-2 with Paul Simon to go clean through but fired his shot over the bar but to be fair was under heavy pressure by Hyltons defence. Paul Simon then fired a long range effort just wide and that was as good as it got for Oddfellows in the first half. Hylton made it 2-0 when when Dean Machin was found free on the edge of the box and his shot found the roof of the net. Machin should of grabbed his second goal 2 minutes later when he was found free in the Oddfellows box but this time brought a good save out of Donkin. Machin did though get his second and Hyltons third when a long ball got caught in the swirling wind and was misjudged by the Oddfellows defence to see Machin go clean through and he made no mistake slotting past Donkin. Machin then completed a first half hattrick when he was found in the box totally unmarked and fired past the keeper. Hylton might of had a fifth when there winger crossed from the right but midway through the cross the ref blew for halftime then a second later the ball was put into the net but the goal was not given.
Oddfellows come out for the second half looking to win back a bit pride and that went out of the window 5 minutes into the half when we made a mess of a throw in and the ball fell to Machin and he rounded Donkin and scored from a tight angle to score his fourth goal of the game. With the scoreline starting to get a little embarrassing Oddfellows finally got a goal of their own when Stevie Allans free kick found Livingston at the back post and his diving header seen the ball fall to Paul Simon who poked home from 6 yards out. With chants from the home crowd of 'we are going to win 6-5' Oddfellows created a few more chances with Paul Simon having 2 headers the first he headed over and the second he headed straight at the keeper both from Stevie Allan crosses. Then another cross from Allan found Livingston and his diving header brought a great save out of the Hyltons goalkeeper. Then Dave Redmans half way line free kick got caught up in the wind and looked to be dipping in but again Hyltons keeper was there to tip it over and from the resulting corner Whitfeild dragged a shot just wide. Hylton had the final 2 chances of the game with Ged Huntley firing just wide and then there striker went clean through rounded Donkin but then missed an open goal when the ball cannoned back of the post.
Hendon FC bounced back from last weeks cup humiliation as they handed out an 8-1 beating to cup kings FC Whitburn.
Hendon Grange also progressed with a hard earned 2-1 win against a plucky Hetton New Inn. Star man Chris Armstrong hit a consolation goal for Hetton.









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TWR Commercial League Challenge Cup to date

TWR Commercial League Challenge Cup
First Round
1 UNIVERSITY OF SUNDERLAND v bye
2 WEARSIDE WILDCATS v bye
3 SEAHAM HARKERS BAR v bye
4 SILKSWORTH GOLDEN FLEECE v bye
5 AQUATIC SPORTS FC 2.1 THREE HORSE SHOES FC 17/12/2011
6 BLUE STONE CONSTRUCTION FC 4.5 WEARSIDE ATHLETIC 14/01/2012
7 FC CHESTERS Vod REDHOUSE FC
8 HOLLYCARRSIDE FC 1.2 WEST END POTTERS 12/11/2011
9 FC WHITBURN 1.8 HENDON FC 21/01/2012
10 UNIVERSITY OF SUNDERLAND B 0.3 HALL FARM BLAKENEY FC 10/12/2011
11 THE TIMES INN 2.1 EAST DURHAM SPARTANS 12/11/2011
12 COLONEL PRIOR FC v PARKVIEW FC 28/01/2012
13 ODDFELLOWS ARMS FC 1.5 HYLTON COLLIERY FC 21/01/2012
14 GLENEAGLES FC 5.4 SHINEY ROW THE WHEATSHEAF 17/12/2011
15 VICTORIA GARDENS 0,4 FARRINGDON DOLPHIN 03/12/2011
16 HENDON GRANGE 2.1 HETTON NEW INN 21/01/2012
Second Round
17 UNIVERSITY OF SUNDERLAND 1.2 WEARSIDE WILDCATS 10/12/2011
18 SEAHAM HARKERS BAR 3.7 SILKSWORTH GOLDEN FLEECE 17/12/2011
19 AQUATIC SPORTS FC v WEARSIDE ATHLETIC
20 FC CHESTERS v WEST END POTTERS 28/01/2012
21 HENDON FC v HALL FARM BLAKENEY FC
22 THE TIMES INN v Colonel Prior or Park View
23 HYLTON COLLIERY FC v GLENEAGLES FC
24 FARRINGDON DOLPHIN v HENDON GRANGE
Third Round
25 WEARSIDE WILDCATS v 21
26 SILKSWORTH GOLDEN FLEECE v 22
27 19 v 23
28 24 v 20
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Wearmouth & Hylton Charity Cup Third Round Draw

Wearmouth & Hylton Charity Cup
First Round
1 ODDFELLOWS ARMS FC V bye
2 AQUATIC SPORTS FC v bye
3 UNIVERSITY OF SUNDERLAND v bye
4 EAST DURHAM SPARTANS v bye
5 WEARSIDE ATHLETIC 5.6 SILKSWORTH GOLDEN FLEECE 15/10/2011
6 HALL FARM BLAKENEY 6.1 THREE HORSE SHOES FC 15/10/2011
7 COLONEL PRIOR FC Void FARRINGDON DOLPHIN 15/10/2011
8 FC WHITBURN 6.1 AC SUNDERLAND 15/10/2011
9 WEST END POTTERS 4.3 BLUE STONE CONSTRUCTION FC 22/10/2011
10 THE TIMES INN 6.2 SHINEY ROW THE WHEATSHEAF 15/10/2011
11 HETTON NEW INN 3.5 WEARSIDE WILDCATS 22/10/2011
12 HOLLYCARRSIDE FC 4.2 HENDON GRANGE 15/10/2011
13 PARKVIEW FC 2.3 FC CHESTERS 15/10/2011
14 HYLTON COLLIERY FC 1.4 HENDON FC 22/10/2011
15 VICTORIA GARDENS 1.3 GLENEAGLES FC 15/10/2011
16 SEAHAM HARKERS BAR 5.0 REDHOUSE FC 15/10/2011
Second Round
 
17 ODDFELLOWS ARMS FC 4.1 AQUATIC SPORTS FC 14/01/2012
18 UNIVERSITY OF SUNDERLAND v EAST DURHAM SPARTANS  
19 SILKSWORTH GOLDEN FLEECE 2.3 HALL FARM BLAKENEY 14/01/2012
20 FARRINGDON DOLPHIN 0.2 FC WHITBURN 14/01/2012
21 THE TIMES INN 2.4 WEST END POTTERS 14/01/2012
22 WEARSIDE WILDCATS 4.2 HOLLYCARRSIDE FC 14/01/2012
23 FC CHESTERS 2.1 HENDON FC 14/01/2012
24 GLENEAGLES FC 3.6 SEAHAM HARKERS BAR 14/01/2012
Third Round
25 ODDFELLOWS ARMS FC v WEST END POTTERS
26 Uni or East Durham v WEARSIDE WILDCATS
27 HALL FARM BLAKENEY v FC CHESTERS
28 FC WHITBURN v SEAHAM HARKERS BAR
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Red and Yellow card Report

Uo to the end of November there were 255 yellow cards and some 29 red cards issue at a total Admin cost of almost £3k. this is not including the cost of fines and the silly clubs who let the county add extra fee for non payment. On club extra cost ran to over £400.00p. We must try and improve on these cards I want a reduction in the new year. Well done to FC Whitburn and Seaham Hackers Bar with only one caution each, keep up the good work.


Club Yellow Red Total Admin Cost
Sunderland Farringdon Dolphin FC 22 3 25 £250.00
Sunderland Hendon Grange FC 18 2 20 £200.00
Sunderland Redhouse FC 17 3 20 £200.00
Sunderland Colonel Prior FC 16 2 18 £180.00
Sunderland Hendon FC 16 0 16 £160.00
Sunderland Hollycarrside FC 11 4 15 £150.00
Hetton New Inn FC 14 0 14 £140.00
Sunderland Three Horse Shoes FC 12 1 13 £130.00
Wearside Athletic FC 12 1 13 £130.00
Sunderland FC Chesters 12 0 12 £120.00
Silksworth Golden Fleece FC 11 0 11 £110.00
Sunderland Gleneagles FC 7 4 11 £110.00
Sunderland Oddfellows Arms FC 10 1 11 £110.00
Shiney Row Wheatsheaf FC 8 2 10 £100.00
Sunderland Park View FC 9 0 9 £90.00
Sunderland West End Potters FC 7 2 9 £90.00
Sunderland Aquatic Sports FC 8 0 8 £80.00
University of Sunderland 6 2 8 £80.00
Sunderland Hall Farm Blakeneys FC 7 0 7 £70.00
Sunderland Hylton Colliery FC 7 0 7 £70.00
Wearside Wildcats FC 6 1 7 £70.00
East Durham Spartans FC 6 0 6 £60.00
Sunderland Victoria Gardens FC 5 0 5 £50.00
Sunderland Times Inn FC 2 1 3 £30.00
Sunderland Blue Stone Construction FC 2 0 2 £20.00
University of Sunderland B 2 0 2 £20.00
FC Whitburn 1 0 1 £10.00
Seaham Harkers Bar FC 1 0 1 £10.00
Totals 255 29 284 £2,840.00
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Alan Hood Memorial Trophy


Third Round
25 AQUATIC SPORTS FC v HYLTON CW
26 ODDFELLOWS v HENDON FC
27 HETTON NEW INN v HOLLYCARRSIDE FC
28 FARRINGDON DOLPHIN v SHINEY ROW THE WHEATSHEAF
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Second Round Of County Minor Cup 7th January 2012


TEAM SHEETS ARE TO BE EXCHANGED, IN THE PRESENCE OF THE REFEREE, 30 MINUTES BEFORE KICK OFF WITH THE WHITE COPY TO COUNTY FA, BLUE TO OPPONENTS, PINK TO REFEREE, GREEN RETAINED BY CLUB.
THE CROSS OVER HAND SHAKE IS TO BE CARRIED OUT PRIOR TO KICK OFF AS PART OF THE FA RESPECT PROGRAMME.
                                                                        There are NO replays in this competition
DURHAM COUNTY FA MINOR CUP COMPETITION SEASON 2011/2012
Second  Round – Saturday 7th January 2012  Kick Off 1.300pm
                                    HOME                                                                                              AWAY                                                                           REFEREE
52            Sunderland Hendon Grange                           v                Sunderland Farringdon Dolphin                 
53            Whickham Lang Jacks                                    v                Hartlepool Rovers            
54            Sunderland Hendon FC                                  v                Howden le Wear Australian
55            Middlestone Moor Masons Arms                   v                Seaham Harkers Bar        
56            Sunderland Hollycarrside                               v                Bowes FC              
57            Hartlepool Gillen Arms                                    v                Sunderland Hall Farm Blakeneys
58            Shildon Elm Road WMC (Sat)                       v                Sunderland Hylton Colliery
59            Wearside Wildcats                                           v                Heighington FC                  

SHOULD TEAMS THAT SHARE GROUNDS BE DRAWN AT HOME THE TEAM FIRST DRAWN HAS PRIORITY OVER THE OTHER TEAM, WITH OTHE OTHER TEAM ARRANGING ANOTHER SUITABLE VENUE OR SWITCHING TO THEIR OPPONENTS.
It is the HOME teams responsibility to ensure that they make contact with their opponents and the Referee at least SEVEN DAYS prior to the fixture.
All acknowledgements in relation to Referees MUST be received within SEVEN DAYS of issue of the draw.
Officials Fees: Referees £19.00 plus 30p per mile travelling expenses or actual bus fares.
The HOME team is responsible for ALL fees.
The HOME team is responsible for ensuring the result is at hand immediately after the game and this can be done by Telephone (0191) 3872929, Text  07721 401192 or Email john.topping@durhamfa.com
Both team sheets must send in a FULLY completed team sheet to the Durham County FA, Riverside South, Chester le Street, County Durham. DH3 3SJ.
Any emergencies which occur outside the office hours (9.00 am to 5.00pm, Monday to Friday), please contact Terry Farley on 01325 313647
Date of Third Round – Saturday 28th January 2012
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Third round of the Alan Hood Memorail Trophy.

Third Round
25 Aquatic or Seaham Harkers bar v HYLTON CW
26 Blue Stone or Oddfellows v HENDON FC
27 HETTON NEW INN v West End or Hollycarrside
28 FARRINGDON DOLPHIN v SHINEY ROW THE WHEATSHEAF
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Wearmouth & Hylton Charity Cup Second Round Draw

Second Round
17 ODDFELLOWS ARMS FC v AQUATIC SPORTS FC
18 UNIVERSITY OF SUNDERLAND v EAST DURHAM SPARTANS
19 SILKSWORTH GOLDEN FLEECE v HALL FARM BLAKENEY
20 FARRINGDON DOLPHIN v FC WHITBURN
21 THE TIMES INN v West End or Blue Stone
22 Hetton Town or Wildcats v HOLLYCARRSIDE FC
23 FC CHESTERS v Hylton Colliery or Hendon
24 GLENEAGLES FC v SEAHAM HARKERS BAR
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Management Committee Minutes Tuesday 11th October 2011


League Management meeting held on Tuesday 11th October 2011 commencing at 7.00pm.

Present:           Frank Thompson, Peter Maguire, Mick Grant, Jim Johnson, Keith Brazier,   
                        Michael Lynch, Lee Bogan, Ken Drysdale and Peter Ramsey.

Apologies:       Wilf Lazenby, Les Hunter, Derek Errington, Rob King, Tony Dunlop, Craig
                        Parkinson and Dave Hill.

The meeting was called to discuss and decide what action to take regarding the following;

League Fees  -  Peter informed the committee that four clubs had still not made a payment for their league fees. He had contacted each of the clubs who explained why payment had not yet been paid and was assured by each club that payment would be made in full within the next few weeks. Peter also reported that the county were due to make their payment of £50.00 towards the league fees for each club, but was advised that any club with outstanding fines or monies owed to the county would not receive the £50.00 payment.

Insurance  -  The management committee were advised that there were 90 players from a number of clubs who had still not paid their insurance. The committee decided that forthwith, unless special permission is granted, all these players will be suspended from the league until payment is received. It is the responsibility of the club for the payment and this must be done within 28 days. If clubs do not want these players to be suspended from the league, please arrange immediate payment. Again, as this is money owed to the county, your club’s £50.00 league fees payment will not be paid until resolved.

Registrations  -  As a result of checking player’s details on the database created to monitor the payment of individual players insurance throughout leagues, it had come to light that a player is registered in both the Combination league and the Sunday league under different names. The committee decided that the player concerned be immediately suspended from our league until he provides official proof of his correct name by producing either his Birth Certificate or Driving Licence.   

Being no other business the meeting closed at 8.45pm.
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