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| Merry Christmas and a Happy New year
Ferry, Have a great Christmas and a happy New Year from all the Managers, Coaches and Parents involved in the club, kids be good and you may just get a nice surpise come Christmas morning remember to thank your parents for bringing you come rain or shine, parents have a great time remember this time only comes once a year, thanks for bringing the kids along, the club would be nothing without you.
Don't worry we will be back soon.
New Year Schedule (under 8's)
Training Sun 4th Jan
Training Sat 10th Jan
First Game (Home Vs Kellingley) Sun 11th Jan
Posted by:Mark on Sunday 14 December 2008 - 10:27:25  Comments: 0 | |
| Unders 14's Vs. Pollington | |
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Pollington u14`s 0 V 3 Ferrybridge u14`s
Ferrybridge under 14`s played at pollington at the weekend and made it seven wins out of seven but had to work hard for the three points. With only 11 players available through injury ferry made a slow start but with the back three of Scott Brown, Conor Ferguson, Andy Plummer and stand in keeper Brandon Watson in excelent form pollington good not find a way through. First goal for ferry came after good work from Kris Sleight and Danny Middleton who gave a quality pass to Shane Limbert who put ferry one up. Sam Mclean and Jordan Hutchinson worked well for ferry in the midfield and it was both players who worked the ball well together and released front man Rob Anderson to fire just wide. In the second half ferry played there normal passing and moving football and with Jack Painter And Shane Limbert playing well down the left together ferry won a penalty when Limbert was fouled in pollingtons penelty area. The last word came from Anderson who scored a 20 yard free kick.
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Posted by:Mark on Sunday 07 December 2008 - 20:03:18 Comments: 0 | |
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| Under 8's Fixtures | |
| Under 8's Vs. Sherburn | |
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Ferrybridge 12 Sherburn 0
Ferrybridge travelled to an under strength Sherburn this week and were met by a pitch that resembled more of a bog than a football pitch, Ferry were determined to put in a better performance than the last time these two side met, back in goal was Paul English who yet again kept another clean sheet with the formidable defense of Jae Priest and Josh Mosby controlling the back line creating attack after attack, a midfield of James Ford, Joe Wilson, and Oliver Scales ran the game with powerful running and precise passing in very heavy conditions, Harry Blackburn controlled the front line with some excellent movement always looking to receive the ball.
Goals: Ford(6), Blackburn(3), Wilson(3)
Ferrybridge 7 Sherburn 0
The second game was just as entertaining as the first on an even heavier pitch, James Ford started in Goal, Declan Baker, Joe Wilson and Harry Blackburn shared defensive duties with Baker make two important tackles, Paul English and Thomas Lynam controlled the midfield with excellent distribution and running, James Allen continued his fine form upfront bagging another five goals after his debut ferry goal last week.
Goal: Allen(5), Lynam(1), English(1)
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Posted by:Mark on Monday 24 November 2008 - 08:53:04 Comments: 1 | |
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| Under 8's Vs. Upton | |
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Ferrybridge 5 Upton 0
Ferrybridge continued their fine form with an excellent 5 nil home win against local rivals Upton, ferry were up for the game right from the off with the Upton goal keeper pulling off two great saves to keep ferry at bay, eventually the pressure told amnd ferry took the lead when a nice move involving Joe Wilson and Oliver Scales saw Harry Blackburn smash the ball home to give ferry a 1 nil lead going into half time. Paul English had little to do in goal today due to the fine form of Josh Mosby and Jae Priest at the heart of ferry's defence, Upton kept pushing forward but the strong running and tackling from the midfield trio of Oliver Scales, Joe Wilson and James Ford wouldn’t allow them time to play, Henry Mitchell and Harry Blackburn shared the striking duties and were a constant threat leading the line well, excellent moves involving Mitchell, Wilson, Scales, Ford and Blackburn saw ferry grab 3 quick goals with Ford and Blackburn grabbing a brace each. The goal of the game came from a Ronaldo style free kick smashed home by Wilson high into the top corner.
Goals: Ford(2), Blackburn(2), Wilson(1)
Ferrybridge 2 Upton 2
The Ferry passing game continued into the second game, Henry Mitchell started in goal, Declan Baker and James Ford held the defence, a midfield of Paul English, Jacob Wright and Josh Smithyman, James Allen was the lone front man, Ferry pushed forward with some neat touches but another inform Upton keeper kept Allen at bay, nil nil going into the half time break, the second half started off at fast pace, a great tackle by Wright and pass from English saw Allen through on goal, a great first touch and a composed volley saw Allen net his first Ferry goal, continued pressure saw Wilson grab a goal after another neat pass from Wright, two late goals from Upton saw them draw level on what was an equal contest.
Goals: Allen(1), Wilson(1)
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Posted by:Mark on Sunday 16 November 2008 - 15:19:21 Comments: 1 | |
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| Under 12's V Pollington (League Cup) | |
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POLLINGTON 0 FERRYBRIDGE 8
Following last weeks second league defeat Ferry returned to winning ways in the League Cup.Following an early injury to influential defender Craig Branford, Ferry held firm to lead at half-time 2-0 through goals from skipper Bradley Richardson and Parents’ MOM Sam Peatfield. With Branford returning after half-time and a switch to midfield for Manager’s MOM Kieran Baker, Ferry took a strangle hold on the game. With both full backs Oliver Heaton and Thomas Graham pushing forward, Ferry increased their lead through strikers Conor McCluskey and Saia Halafihi. Hard working Evan Tyson scored with a thunderous 25 yard drive and the ever influential Baker scored two, the second a fine individual piece of skill and finish. Elliot Jamieson was a constant threat with his crosses from the right setting up McCluskey for his second with a header, defender Callum Marshall and keeper Matthew Shay snuffed out any chance of Pollington getting a foot hold in the game.
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Posted by:Mark on Saturday 15 November 2008 - 15:01:00 Comments: 0 | |
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| Under 8's Vs. Normanton | |
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Ferrybridge 8 Normanton 0
Another cold & wet Sunday morning saw Ferrybridge travel to local rivals Normanton, the day got underway with both teams holding a minutes silence in memory of so many that have given everything for their country. Ferry continued where they left off last week against Upton with excellent passing and movement on what was a very heavy pitch, Paul English had little to do in goal with Josh Mosby and Jae Priest in their usual fine form at the back giving nothing away, another solid performance from ferry’s midfield trio Oliver Scales, Joe Wilson and James Ford saw them battle for every ball not allowing Normanton time to settle, the excellent movement of Harry Blackburn and Henry Mitchell up front allowed them both to bag neatly taken hatricks.
Goals: Blackburn(3), Mitchell(3), Ford(1), Wilson(1)
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Posted by:Mark on Sunday 09 November 2008 - 15:11:53 Comments: 0 | |
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FERRYBRIDGE UNDER 12’s 10 GARFORTH VILLA 0
Saia Halafihi took the Parents’ MOM for five goals and a fine footballing display for a Ferrybridge side playing great passing football.Stand in skipper Evan Tyson won the Manager’s MOM for a dominant midfield performance capped with a 30 yard thunder bolt into the bottom corner. With Coaches’ MOM Kieran Baker switching to midfield his fine link up play with Sam Peatfield and Elliot Jamieson saw them both on the score sheet. Hard working centre-forward Conor McCluskey scored and debutant Jack Medhurst added the other with a looping first time shot from the edge of the penalty area. The back five of keeper Matthew Shay, Thomas Graham, Craig Branford, Oliver Heaton and the impressive Callum Marshall kept their fourth consecutive clean sheet.
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Posted by:Mark on Saturday 06 December 2008 - 12:29:20 Comments: 0 | |
| Under 8's Vs. Kellingley | |
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Ferrybridge 13 Kellingley 0
Ferrybridge continued their recent goal scoring form by smashing twelve past local rivals Kellingley. Ferry put Kellingley under pressure right from the off with fine passing all over the park. English in goal had nothing to do all game and added another clean sheet to his growing tally, Josh Mosby and Jae Priest were at their usual solid best joining in defence supporting the midfield at every opportunity, today’s midfield was made up of, Harry Blackburn, Joe Wilson, James Ford, Oliver Scales and Thomas Lynam, the movement from the lads was none stop today always looking to receive the ball at every opportunity, Henry Mitchell was full of running upfront not only bagging his hatrick but great vision saw him lay two more on for his fellow team mates. Blackburn, Ford and Priest shared the 'goal of the game' Ford with a first time volley after a great cross by Mitchell, Blackburn smashed one into the top corner from distance with Priest also hitting home a neat volley.
Goals: Ford(2), Blackburn(3), Mitchell(3), Lynam(1), Scales(1), Priest(1), o.g (2)
Ferrybridge 5 Kellingley 0
Ferry continued their fine form into the second game again dominating possession front to back, James Ford and Henry Mitchell shared goalie duties, Declan Baker and Jacob Wright denied the Kell’s any space to move mopping up their attacks time and time again, a midfield of Lynam, Smithyman, English, Scales and Mosby were too strong for Kellingley, James Allen ran the ferry line and was a constant menace always available to receive the ball by running into the channels, Lynam and English were full of running up and down the flanks all game, Josh Smithyman grabbed his first goal of the season with a neat low drive into the corner.
Goals: Smithyman(1), Scales(1), English(2). Lynam(1)
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Posted by:Mark on Sunday 30 November 2008 - 14:04:10 Comments: 0 | |
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| Under 14s V Barlby JFC U14`s | |
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Ferrybridge 16 Barlby JFC 0
This was one way traffic from start to finish with all the ferry lads playing well as a unit. Ferry keeper Tom Passmore was a spectator for most of the game with the odd backpass to cope with. Back line of Jack Mclean, Scott Brown, Conor Fergeson and Brandon Watson were in controll for all the match. Midfielders Kris Sleight, Danny Middleton, Luke Nadin and Jordan Hutchinson were playing good one touch football and always pushing forward. Front men Andy Plummer and the impressive Rob Anderson worked hard for the team Sam Mclean had a good game when he came on in the midfield and Jack Painter always caused problems out wide. Ferry scored quality goals in this match and it was a very impressive team performance from Ferrybridge. Goals by:- ROB ANDERSON X 5, JORDON HUTCHINSON X 3, KRIS SLEIGHT X 2, JACK PAINTER X 2, LUKE NADIN X 1, BRANDON WATSON X 1, ANDY PLUMMER X 1, DANNY MIDDLETON X 1.
WELL DONE BOYS.
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Posted by:Mark on Saturday 22 November 2008 - 19:31:15 Comments: 0 | |
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| Ferrybridge U14`s V Pontefract | |
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Ferrybridge 3 Pontefract 0
Ferrybridge played Pontefract in this local derby and came away with all three points. In the first few minutes pontefract gave ferry a scare when they broke clear down the left and had there shot cleared of the line from classy centrehalf Scott Brown.After the early scare ferry dominated throughout but could not find away past Ponte`s keeper who made a string of fine saves from Danny Middleton and Rob Anderson. After 20 minutes ferry broke the deadlock with a fine strike from a close range free kick from Danny Middleton and it was not long after that Sam Mclean came of the bench to score ferry`s second. Ferry had chances to score a third before half time but Ponty`s defence held out. In the second half Ponte had a long range effort just go the wrong side of the post but from then on ferry had enough chances to finish the game off with Kris Slieght and Andy Plummer having shots saved. Jack Painter worked well down the right and Brandon Watson defended well in the second half, Jack Mclean broke clear down the right and pulled inside but the final shot just went over the bar. Keeper Tom Passmore had a quite game but when he was called on he coped well. Conor Ferguson and the very impressive Scott Brown were always in control at the centre of ferrys back line. Luke Nadin had good touches in the midfield for ferry and worked well with Danny Midleton. Front man Jordon Hutchinson started well but had to be taken off after picking up a knee injury Good to see Ben Bradleys return to ferry after being out for four weeks through injury. Also praise to the pontefract lads after they gave a battling display.
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Posted by:Mark on Sunday 16 November 2008 - 06:54:52 Comments: 0 | |
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| Holme Rovers U14`s 0 V 7 Ferrybridge U14`s | |
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Ferry under 14`s organised a friendly match at higher ranked Holme Rovers at the weekend and came away with a fine win. Ferry only had 11 players available due to injury but all the 11 players were quality throught the match. Holme had a couple of early chances put ferrys keeper Tom Passmore coped well. after the first five minutes ferry dominated the match. The oustanding Danny Middleton and Kris Slieght totaly controlled the midfield and wide men Rob Anderson and Jack Painter were on top form beating there markers on numerous occasions and delivering top class crosses. Front men Jordan Hutchinson and Andy Plummer were always a threat to the home defence with there movment. Backline of Scott Brown, Conor Ferguson, Jack Mclean and Brandon Watson kept all Holme Rovers could throw at them throught the game. Goal scorers were in a very impressive away win for Ferrybridge:- DANNY MIDDLETON X 3 / KRIS SLIEGHT X 1 / ANDY PLUMMER X 1 / JORDAN HUTCHINSON X 1 / ROB ANDERSON X 1
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Posted by:Mark on Monday 10 November 2008 - 20:34:59 Comments: 0 | |
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| Under 8's Vs. Upton United | |
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Ferrybridge 1 Upton United 0
Ferrybridge travelled to Upton in this week’s round of the Charles rice league, in atrocious weather conditions ferry came out on top in this local derby. The lads battled hard all game as the weather got worse, midway through the second half saw good work from James Ford put in Henry Mitchell to smash the ball home giving ferry a well deserved lead going into half time, Ferry continued where they left off in the second half, Paul English, Jae Priest and Josh Mosby kept Upton at bay as they pushed for an equaliser, James Ford, Oliver Scales, Joe Wilson and Harry Blackburn were immense in midfield, with the reliable Henry Mitchell leading the line, Ferry pushed forward with Ford who slipped in Scales for him to smash the ball into the top corner only for what can be described as a controversial referring decision that neither side could understand the goal was chalked off after hitting the back of the net for ‘yes’ a Ferry free kick.
Goals: Mitchell (1)
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Posted by:Mark on Sunday 02 November 2008 - 15:01:07 Comments: 0 | |
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