Bridlington Town AFC

The Seasider's

TOWN NEWS

Today's away match against Scarborough Athletic has been called off, Following earlier news that the pitch was playable, an inspection of areas in the ground and surrounding areas has found that there is still too much ice and the game has been called off on grounds of health and safety.

Town fans are being asked to get to Queensgate and help get the game on against Scarborough Athletic this Boxing Day.

Chairman Peter Smurthwaite and Scarborough officials are appealing for both sets of supporters to help get the game on

Hendrick and his team of grounds staff are going to be working hard on the pitch and ground to get the snow cleared and make it safe for players and supporters.

a pitch inspection is planned for 10:30am Boxing Day so if you can help be at Queensgate for 8am on Boxing Day (with your own shovels, as there will not be enough to share) and help clear the snow.


The postponed game against Parkgate has been re-arranged for Tuesday 2nd February 7:45 kick off


The management, players and backroom staff would like to wish all supporters a Merry Christmas and a Happy, Prosperous and safe New Year.
Thanks for your continued support both on and off the field and let us hope for continued success in 2010.
All at the club will strive to work hard to deliver the success for the club that you as fans deserve.


Today's match against Parkgate has been called off due to the severe weather conditions,

Town returned to the top of the Koolsport Premier division after a 4-0 away win at Pickering Town goals from Nathan Hotte and a superb hat-trick from Ash Allanson (pic)  gave the Seasider's the 3 points to send them back to the top of the league on goal difference to Rainworth MW. 

Town lose 2-1 away at Armthorpe in the FA Vase 3rd round, Frankie Belt scored Town's goal from the penalty spot in the first half when Nathan Hotte was brought down. Two second half goals from Armthorpes Henry Sibenge and David Buck secured the win for the home side.

  Defensive Midfielder Dave Ricardo has left the club to join Scarborough Athletic. Everyone at the club would like to thank Dave for his time with the club and wish him good luck.










Town win 1-0 in the East Riding Senior cup against Westella and Willerby with Frankie Belt scoring from the penalty spot


Statement from Gary Allanson

"Unfortunately Adam Mountford has had to leave the club because of travelling and work commitments. As the Manager of the football club I would like to wish Adam all the very best for the future and put on record what a massive loss he will be to the club and the team as a player and a person. He has shown a fantastic attitude towards training and matches which showed in him catching trains/buses to various games so he wouldn't miss matches. There was always the possibility of this happening after his University studies finished in Hull, Adam is another player who is totally committed to football and just loves playing and being involved and has never chased money, a great lad who will be missed, especially by myself. Along with Ben Knapper and Chib these lads were the corner stone of our success last season and the main reason why we are having continued success this season,. "

Cheers Gary

 

The Seasider's returned to the top of the NCEL Premier division after beating Hallam FC a first half hat trick from Craig Palmer and a 2nd half goal from Phil Harrison was enough to give Town the 3 points and send Town back to the top of the league after Scarborough's shock defeat to lowly Shirebrook Town










Town beat Scarborough Athletic 5-2 in the FA Vase 2nd round with goals from Craig Burdick, Nathan Hotte, Frankie Belt and a brace from Wayne Wallace, Town have been drawn away in the 3rd round to Armthorpe Welfare the game will be played on Saturday 5th December

Town lose 2-1 to Scarborough Athletic in front of a record crowd of 1,082 at Queensgate this afternoon, the Seasider's went in front after Nathan Hotte scored on 6 mins but second half goals from Dave Hartas and a penalty from Scott Phillips was enough for Boro to win the 3 points.

Town win 2-0 away at Winterton Rangers with first half goals from Frankie Belt and Craig Burdick

Bridlington Town football club are pleased to announce the signing of Goalkeeper Tom Woodhead from Whitby Town and the re-signing of Sam Sharman

Town win 7(seven)-0 against Lincoln Moorlands with goals from Jack Wilkinson 2 (pic), Ash Allanson 1, Craig Burdick 1, Nathan Hotte 1, Craig Palmer and an own goal

Bridlington Town football club are looking for a suitably qualified Physio if you feel you can help please contact club secretary Gavin Branton on 0787 0865 438

Town lose 3-1 to Rainworth Miners Welfare with Frank Belt (pic) scoring from the penalty spot for Town, The Seasider's also had Keeper Mark Wilberforce sent off in the 33rd minute

East riding senior cup draw : Town have been drawn at home to Willerby game to be played Tuesday 24th November

Tom Fleming suspended on saturday 17that Rainworth as 1 game ban under 5 bookings totting up process.
 Also, banned next 3 games for sending off at Dinnington - 24th ,Lincoln - 31st Winterton and  Shirebrook 3rd Nov.

 Wayne Wallace awaiting international clearance.

 Bridlington Town sends sincere condolances to  Margaret Dunning and family and all at Pickering Town afc on the sudden death of Pickering Chairman  Anthony Dunning - our thoughts are with you.

Bridlington Town football club are pleased to announce the re-signing of inspirational midfielder Wayne Wallace, Wayne has spent the last two years living in Australia, His return to the club is sure to delight the Bridlington Town supporters


Town secured a 3-0 win over Nostell Miners Welfare with three second half goal coming from Craig Palmer, Frank Belt and Dave Ricardo (pictured)






Bridlington Town are pleased to announce the signing of Danny Brunton from Pickering Town.
Danny has been admired by the management for some time and the ex Brid Town player will be a valuable addition to our already strong squad.
However, due to the number of games still to play in various cup competitions and with the risk of suspensions and injuries the management are always on the lookout for quality players - Danny fits this criteria perfectly and is welcomed to the club.
All at the club wish Danny well for his future with Bridlington Town.



Town win 8-1 against a young Brodsworth Welfare, Town's goals came from Craig Palmer 3, Alex Rhodes 3 (pictured), Phil Harrison 1 and a Danny Buttle penalty to keep the Seasider's top of the table on goals scored.  

Big away win sends the Seasider's top of the Koolsport Premier division, Town went to Maltby main and came away with an excellent 5-1 win with goals from Craig Burdick, Danny Buttle (pictured), Ash Dexter, Jack Wilkinson and Frankie Belt.





Town lose one nil in the FA Cup to UniBond Premier league side Whitby Town,

5 Wins out of 5  and Town go top of the Koolsport premier division, An excellent second half performance saw Town come from a goal behind and grab an emphatic 5-1 win over Liversedge goals from Frank Belt, Alex Rhodes and for the second game in a row a Craig Palmer hat-trick sent the Seasider's supporters crazy and the team to the top of the table.  


Town travelled to Arnold Town and came away with a massive 7-0 victory, goals from Nathan Hotte, Danny Buttle a brace from Ash Dexter and a superb Hat-trick from Craig Palmer(pictured) saw the Seasider's record their biggest win of the new season so far.  

Town's fine start to the season continued after a well earned two nil away victory over Selby Town. second half goals from Nathan Hotte and Craig Burdick (pictured) was enough to win the game.

Saturday's game against Shildon will unfortunately be Ben Knapper's last game for Bridlington Town as he has managed to get a full time position at Arsenal Football Club as an analyst. Everyone at Bridlington Town football club wish Ben the very best of luck for the future.  

Town progress to the next round of the FA Cup after a hard fought game against Shildon FC a second half goal from Tom Lee was enough to see Town through, Town face Unibond Premier side Whitby Town at home in the next round.

Another fine display from the Seasider's coming out 4-2 winners over Thackley FC with goals from Ben Knapper, Craig Palmer and a brace from Nathan Hotte.

Town go through to the next round of the FA Cup after an exciting replay at Esh Winning two goals from Nathan Hotte sent the game into extra time and then Town eventually winning 4-2 on penalties.

Town draw 0-0 in the FA Cup prelimnary round against Esh Winning, A replay will be played at Esh Winning on Tuesday 18th August 7:45 kick off


The Seasider's started the season in style with a well earned 4-1 victory of local rivals Pickering Town with goals from Craig Palmer (2) one from Jack Wilkinson and a penalty from Ash Allanson  secured the three points for Town.


Town retained the Memorial cup after a 4-0 win over Sculcoates amateurs with goals from Alex Rhodes, Ash Dexter and a brace from Craig Burdick , Ash Dexter recieved the cup from sponsor Graham Hebden of G.A Hebden Ltd

Season ticket prices for 09/10 season

Adult : £100
OAP : £50
Under 16s : £30

these prices are the same as last year ,Season passes are for league matches only


Pre Season fixtures announced

BEVERLEY UNITED WEDNESDAY 8TH JULY AWAY AT LONGCROFT SCHOOL 3G 7.30PM.

ASKERN VILLA SATURDAY 11TH JULY AWAY 3PM.

HEMSWORTH MINERS WELFARE SATURDAY 18TH JULY AWAY 3PM.

CHALK LANE WEDNESDAY 22ND JULY HOME 7.30PM.

GRANTHAM TOWN SATURDAY 25TH JULY HOME 3PM.

SCULCOATES AMATUERS SATURDAY 1ST AUGUST 3PM.

HULL CITY XI  WEDNESDAY 5TH AUGUST 7.30PM.

Other possible fixtures to be announced watch this space


Bridlington Town are pleased to announce that Gary Allanson has been appointed the new manager of the club.
Club captain Phil Harrison will be the new assistant manager of Bridlington Town.

After a time of great sadness for the club and personal loss for Chairman Pete Smurthwaite after the sudden death of his wife Marion - he is pleased to announce the new management team.

Over the past few seasons the club has undergone enforced management changes which have been detrimental to both on field and off field fortunes. Pete Smuthwaite knew that in order to build on the success of last season and in order for the attractive and entertaining football played to continue that continuity and appointment from within was needed.

It is hoped that due to the internal appointment and promotion that the playing staff from last season will stay with Bridlington Town for the new season. Helping to build on last seasons success and showing the excellent team spirit that the club showed during the 2008/09 campaign.

Pete is delighted with both appointments and that Gary and Phil have taken on the challenges that lie ahead and is sure that they will both succeed.

All at the club wish both Gary and Phil well and are sure that the club will have continued success for the future.