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COME ON YOU YELLOWS.

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Mickleover sports

oohhh, nice local game for me

We have a bunch of young lads with lack of experience at this level, and we should get behind the yellows as much as we can!

WERE HUCKNALL TOWN, AND WERE GONNA WIN, YOURE NEVER GONNA KEEP US DOWN!

Lets Bring it back,

UP THE YELLOWS x

Joe .

Apologies for the rather begging tone of this post but needs must!

If anyone isn't going away to Colwyn Bay and is at a loose end on Saturday we would be delighted to welcome you down at Ilkeston Town for our local derby vs Eastwood Town (3.00pm kick-off).

You may have heard that Ilson are in big financial trouble and we are facing a court date on September 8th that could see the club wound up. Saturday may be the last game in the clubs history. If we can get a really big crowd for this game though it may buy us some time and we may stand a chance.

The game itself should be a good one with a good local derby atmosphere.

As it's non-league day if by any chance you are a Forest, Derby or Notts season ticket holder or have a matchday ticket from a Forest, Derby or Notts game this season then entrance price is reduced to £8 Adults and £3 Kids / OAP's

Normal entrance will cost £10 for adults and £5 for kids and OAP's.

Anyone who can make it would be greatly appreciated and warmly welcomed and you may play your part in saving our football club. Feel free to wear your Hucknall colours!

Cheers

Thought we got it a bit wrong first half and somewhat played into their hands by hoofing it a bit. Second we were the better side and if only we had a player like Danny Bacon in his pomp up front we'd have romped home. We got into some really good positions only for the final ball to be lacking. I'm sure we'll do well this season as I can only see the team improving with experience. We'll have blips along the way but patience is the thing.

Their first was a massive deflection and we took it on the chin as they had IMHO their best spell for the following ten minutes, but, we weathered it and were tanacious enough to get ourselves back in it with two well worked goals, however we managed to squander the lead within 20seconds. Never mind we still pressed on and the endevour was there for all to see.

Overall. despite people saying it was our least impressive perfomance so far this season they were still well optimistic and I too feel the same.

Well done lads, I think we've a promising season ahead of us.
COME ON YOU YELLOWS.

Saturday 04.09.10 3pm kick off at Watnall Road.

Admission £4, £2 concessions, £1 kids, season ticket holders get in free.

Anyone who is unable to go watch the first team hopefully bring home 3 points from Colwyn Bay your support will be hugely appreciated.

Thanks
Daniel Pheasant

Just a quick message that your former player Steve Palmer is having a benefit game on Sunday Sept 5th at the Castlecroft Stadium,the home of AFC Wulfrunians.

Full details are as below and Steve has 3 former Hucknall players in his line-up.

Fully appreciate the distance but would be great to see any Hucknall fans on the day.

AFC Wulfrunians have today announced further information regarding their event on Sunday 5th September.

The club moved to the historic Castlecroft Stadium at the start of the 2009/2010 season but due to time constraints were never able to officially open their new ground. On Sunnday 5th September a Wolves All-Stars team will play an AFC Wulfrunians All-Stars side at 3pm. The match will also be a benefit game for well-known local Non-League player, Steve Palmer, son of Wolves legend Geoff. Earlier in the day an AFC Wulfrunians Select XI will play the AFC Telford United Official Fans Team.

Steve Palmer will be captaining the AFC Wulfrunians All-Stars and already confirmed in his side are Telford heroes Sean Parrish, Gary Fitzpatrick, Kevin Davies, Kevin Sandwith and the former management team of Rob Smith and Larry Chambers. Also confirmed in the squad are Hednesford legends Chris Brindley and Les Hines and Hucknall legends Danny Bacon  Chris Timins and Roy Hunter. The side will be managed by Telford hero and Morecombe club-captain and coach Jim Bentley.

The Castlecroft Stadium was the training ground for Wolves from 1956 until the late 1980’s and many Wolves legends from this era are expected to return for this match which will kick off at 3pm. Whilst the Wolves team is still to be finalised already confirmed as playing are Mel Eves, Robbie Dennison , John Purdie and Mick Matthews and also, as special guests for the team, Walsall legend, Chris Marsh , Coventry legend John Williams and Kidderminster legend Tim Clarke.
   
Many ex-Wolves legends are expected to attend the event which includes a sold-out hospitality lunch and amongst those already confirmed as attending are Phil Parkes, Steve Daley, Bob Hazel, George Berry, Martin Patching, Joe Jackson and Hughie Atkinson. 

Admission to the game is by payment on the day and tickets are priced at £4 for adults and £2 for children with family tickets for 2 adults and 2 children at £10 and the address of the stadium is Castlecroft Stadium, Casstlecroft Road, Wolverhampton, WV3 8NA.

Vics 3 - 1 Hucknall 
Attendance - 502 (I would love to think that we could touch the 500 mark after our performance on Tuesday, so let's hope a few who were there encourage someone else to come) Away following?