Saturday 23rd March FC United travel to the Tameside Stadium, Richmond Street, Ashton-under-Lyne,OL7 9HG to play Curzon Ashton in the National League North, kick off 3.00 pm.
Admission is by payment at turnstile 2
Adults £12
Concessions over 65s, students and u-18s £6.00
u-10s free
Curzon Ashton v FC UNITED. 3pm Saturday, 23rd March 2019
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Paul Hinson
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Re: Curzon Ashton v FC UNITED. 3pm Saturday, 23rd March 2019
Curzon registered their first League win against FCUM last season at the 11th attempt.
The last meeting at Broadhurst Park in December was manager Mark Bradshaw’s first game in charge.
In 2019 the Nash have won 23 points from a maximum 33.
The last time FCUM won successive League games was in November, when Blyth Spartans and Hereford were beaten.
FCUM defender Danny Morton was on the losing side for the Nash at Broadhurst Park in December.
Curzon defender Joel Senior scored 1 goal in 68 appearances for FCUM between 2017 and 2019.
FCUM have played 24 times at the Tameside Stadium, winning 19, drawing 3 and losing twice.
4 players have scored on debut for FCUM for Neil Reynolds: Michael Potts, Tom Peers, Ryan White and Dom McHale
The last meeting at Broadhurst Park in December was manager Mark Bradshaw’s first game in charge.
In 2019 the Nash have won 23 points from a maximum 33.
The last time FCUM won successive League games was in November, when Blyth Spartans and Hereford were beaten.
FCUM defender Danny Morton was on the losing side for the Nash at Broadhurst Park in December.
Curzon defender Joel Senior scored 1 goal in 68 appearances for FCUM between 2017 and 2019.
FCUM have played 24 times at the Tameside Stadium, winning 19, drawing 3 and losing twice.
4 players have scored on debut for FCUM for Neil Reynolds: Michael Potts, Tom Peers, Ryan White and Dom McHale
Live FCUM match updates at: http://liveteamstats.com/
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Ben Hughes
Re: Curzon Ashton v FC UNITED. 3pm Saturday, 23rd March 2019
OUT NOW: This week's proper professional edition of Swampy's Red Rebel Radio.
https://fcumradio.podbean.com/e/swampys ... arch-2019/
https://fcumradio.podbean.com/e/swampys ... arch-2019/
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Ben Hughes
Re: Curzon Ashton v FC UNITED. 3pm Saturday, 23rd March 2019
FC LIVE PREVIEW:
FC Live returns this afternoon with coverage of FC United's trip to Curzon Ashton.
Here is Statto Paul's Preview
https://audioboom.com/posts/7210497-fc- ... n-ashton-a
And remember if you cannot make this one in person, tune in from 2.30pm on http://www.fc-radio.co.uk
FC Live returns this afternoon with coverage of FC United's trip to Curzon Ashton.
Here is Statto Paul's Preview
https://audioboom.com/posts/7210497-fc- ... n-ashton-a
And remember if you cannot make this one in person, tune in from 2.30pm on http://www.fc-radio.co.uk
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Ben Hughes
Re: Curzon Ashton v FC UNITED. 3pm Saturday, 23rd March 2019
PRE MATCH INTERVIEW:
We caught up with FC United Manager Neil Reynolds last night to hear his views heading into this afternoon's game at Curzon Ashton.
https://audioboom.com/posts/7210552-pre ... n-ashton-a
We caught up with FC United Manager Neil Reynolds last night to hear his views heading into this afternoon's game at Curzon Ashton.
https://audioboom.com/posts/7210552-pre ... n-ashton-a
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Ben Hughes
Re: Curzon Ashton v FC UNITED. 3pm Saturday, 23rd March 2019
FC LIVE GOALS:
All the audio goal clips, as well as the sending off, from this afternoon's radio coverage on FC Radio.
https://audioboom.com/posts/7210684-fc- ... n-ashton-a
All the audio goal clips, as well as the sending off, from this afternoon's radio coverage on FC Radio.
https://audioboom.com/posts/7210684-fc- ... n-ashton-a
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Ben Hughes
Re: Curzon Ashton v FC UNITED. 3pm Saturday, 23rd March 2019
POST MATCH INTERVIEW:
Here are the post match thoughts of FC United Manager Neil Reynolds following today's game at Curzon Ashton.
https://audioboom.com/posts/7210692-pos ... n-ashton-a
Here are the post match thoughts of FC United Manager Neil Reynolds following today's game at Curzon Ashton.
https://audioboom.com/posts/7210692-pos ... n-ashton-a
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Guy Mansfield
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Ben Hughes
Re: Curzon Ashton v FC UNITED. 3pm Saturday, 23rd March 2019
OUT NOW: This week's This Club is My Club
With reaction and interviews from FC United's trip to Curzon Ashton, as well as the Womens Team's Manchester FA Challenge Cup Semi Final at West Didsbury and Chorlton.
https://fcumradio.podbean.com/e/this-cl ... arch-2019/
With reaction and interviews from FC United's trip to Curzon Ashton, as well as the Womens Team's Manchester FA Challenge Cup Semi Final at West Didsbury and Chorlton.
https://fcumradio.podbean.com/e/this-cl ... arch-2019/
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Nick Duckett
Re: Curzon Ashton v FC UNITED. 3pm Saturday, 23rd March 2019
Match report
FC United’s hopes of survival took another blow as they went down 3-1 to near neighbours Curzon Ashton on Saturday afternoon, with Harry Winter being shown a red card in the second half.
With Guisley also losing it means the gap between FC and the Yorkshire side is still three points but FC are quickly running out of games to close that gap.
The afternoon had started well with Kurt Willoughby taking advantage of a defensive error and slotting home from just outside the six-yard box, but an afternoon that had begun so promising soon started to unravel.
With little over five minutes left of the first half some poor marking from FC from a corner allowed Sean Miller to head home and level the score.
FC looked like they had regained the lead just seconds later, following some good work from Jack Bannister on the left flank he moved inside and saw his curling effort leave the ‘keeper stranded but bounced off the post and out for a goal kick.
The signs were promising going into the second half, with FC finishing the first off well and showing the fight that would be needed for a pivotal second half. But just minutes into the second half the home team had the lead and it was again from poor marking from a corner. This time Jonathon Hunt was the benefactor, heading his side in front.
The early blow seemed to take the wind out of the sails for FC and they really struggled to get anything going in the second period. Despite throwing a number of attacking options on from the bench, the Reds couldn’t create anything of significance.
With just over 20 minutes left, Harry Winter was shown a red card for an altercation with Curzon’s Daniel Shaw. Despite both players raising their hands to each other, it was Winter who was sent off, where as Shaw was just given a booking for his part in the fracas.
As FC pushed a higher defensive line, looking to take the game into the opposition half, it left them vulnerable to the counter attack and it was such a counter that saw Curzon grab the third and with it any hopes of the Reds getting anything from the game. Miller took the ball on the half way line and went on a solo run, rounding Fisher and neatly putting the ball away to seal a miserable afternoon for FC.
The players and management will know that the performance simply wasn’t good enough and for a team fighting for their survival in the league you’d want to see a bit more passion on the pitch. That being said it was FC’s first defeat in five games and with a rearranged game at Broadhurst Park on Tuesday they have an immediate opportunity to bounce straight back.
Website man of the match: Chris Lynch – Was flat out on his feet by the end of the game, having given so much, showing the desire that’s going to be needed in the final games to pull off an amazing recovery.
FC United’s hopes of survival took another blow as they went down 3-1 to near neighbours Curzon Ashton on Saturday afternoon, with Harry Winter being shown a red card in the second half.
With Guisley also losing it means the gap between FC and the Yorkshire side is still three points but FC are quickly running out of games to close that gap.
The afternoon had started well with Kurt Willoughby taking advantage of a defensive error and slotting home from just outside the six-yard box, but an afternoon that had begun so promising soon started to unravel.
With little over five minutes left of the first half some poor marking from FC from a corner allowed Sean Miller to head home and level the score.
FC looked like they had regained the lead just seconds later, following some good work from Jack Bannister on the left flank he moved inside and saw his curling effort leave the ‘keeper stranded but bounced off the post and out for a goal kick.
The signs were promising going into the second half, with FC finishing the first off well and showing the fight that would be needed for a pivotal second half. But just minutes into the second half the home team had the lead and it was again from poor marking from a corner. This time Jonathon Hunt was the benefactor, heading his side in front.
The early blow seemed to take the wind out of the sails for FC and they really struggled to get anything going in the second period. Despite throwing a number of attacking options on from the bench, the Reds couldn’t create anything of significance.
With just over 20 minutes left, Harry Winter was shown a red card for an altercation with Curzon’s Daniel Shaw. Despite both players raising their hands to each other, it was Winter who was sent off, where as Shaw was just given a booking for his part in the fracas.
As FC pushed a higher defensive line, looking to take the game into the opposition half, it left them vulnerable to the counter attack and it was such a counter that saw Curzon grab the third and with it any hopes of the Reds getting anything from the game. Miller took the ball on the half way line and went on a solo run, rounding Fisher and neatly putting the ball away to seal a miserable afternoon for FC.
The players and management will know that the performance simply wasn’t good enough and for a team fighting for their survival in the league you’d want to see a bit more passion on the pitch. That being said it was FC’s first defeat in five games and with a rearranged game at Broadhurst Park on Tuesday they have an immediate opportunity to bounce straight back.
Website man of the match: Chris Lynch – Was flat out on his feet by the end of the game, having given so much, showing the desire that’s going to be needed in the final games to pull off an amazing recovery.