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Tag Archives: North Eastern League
Players from the past – Peter Mackin 1908 to 1910 & 1911/12.
Players from the Past profiles and tells the stories of former Spartans from the clubs birth right up to WWII. Third in the series is… Peter Mackin 1908 to 1910 & 1911/12 The Spartans had already been playing for seven seasons … Continue reading
Posted in Blyth Spartans AFC, Green & White Cult Heroes, History, Players
Tagged Battle of Arras, Battle of the Somme, Bedlington, Blyth News, Blyth Shipbuilding, Blyth Shipyard, Blyth Spartans, Clapham Orient, Clem Stephenson, Croft Park, Great War, Hebburn, Jarrow, Maddison Street, Newcastle United, North Eastern League, Northern Alliance, Northumberland Fusiliers, Palmers Shipyard, Peter Mackin, Potato Famine, Sunderland, The Somme, Uncategorized, Vimy Ridge, Wallsend, WWI
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Players from the past – Edward Ward 1914 > 1920.
This new series will feature profiles and stories of former Blyth Spartans players that many may not have heard of and that time has forgotten. Former Spartans from the clubs birth right up to WWII. First in the series is… … Continue reading
Posted in Blyth Spartans AFC, History, Players, Uncategorized
Tagged Ashington FC, Cowpen Colliery, Crystal Palace, Darlington, Everton, Football, Nelson FC, New Hartley Rovers, Newcastle United, North Eastern League, NUFC, St James Park, Ted Ward, Third Division North, West Stanley, Workington AFC, WWI
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10 titles 2,450 goals & 19 managers – the Northern League Years.
The story of Blyth Spartans 30 years in the second oldest football league in the world. The Northern League was the stable competition needed having spent the past 7 seasons’ playing in 4 different leagues!, however the club had to … Continue reading
Posted in Blyth Spartans AFC, FA Amateur Cup, History, Managers, Players
Tagged Bishop Auckland, Blyth, Blyth Spartans AFC, Croft Park, Dave Clarke, Eddie Alder, FA Cup, Harry Dunn, Ian Mutrie, Jackie Marks, Jim Pearson, Jimmy Turney, Midland League, Non League, Non League Football, North East football, North Eastern League, North Shields FC, Northern League, Northern League 2nd Division, Northern Premier League, Peterborough United, Promotion, Spennymoor United, Steve Carney, Steve Pyle
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Green & White Cult Heroes – Billy Fenwick…. a true legend.
The term legend is bandied about rather too freely when supporters fondly recall their favourite player, but few actually truly deserve the accolade. William Randolph Fenwick, however was one such person who did. Born on Friday 13th August 1920 in … Continue reading
Posted in Green & White Cult Heroes, Players, Uncategorized
Tagged Alan Brown, Alfed Randolph Fenwick, Alfred Leslie Fenwick, Ashngton FC, Austen Fenwick Campbell, Billy Fenwick, Billy Walker, Blackburn Rovers, Blyth FC, Blyth Shipyard FC, Blyth Spartans AFC, Croft Park, Ernie Hoffman, FA Cup, Hillsborough, Hull City, Jimmy McMullen, Jimmy Turney, Leadgate Park, North Eastern League, North Shields FC, Northern Alliance, RAF, Sheffield Wednesday, St James Park, The Wharncliffe Charity Cup, Tramere Rovers, William Randolph Fenwick
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Classic Team Photo’s – 1935/36
Back Row L to R: C. Metcalf, J.Knox, T.Carnaby, G. Wolf, W.Dexter, T.Freeman (captain). Front Row L to R: G.Hickman, E Park, W.Redman, J.Kennedy, E.Sharpless. This 1935/36 team photo is extremely rare in that it comes from a 1936 cigarette … Continue reading
Green & White Cult Heroes – Arthur Sowden RIP
As 2012 drew to a close the sad news broke that one of Blyth Spartans AFC’s true greats had passed away. To many current Blyth fans the name Arthur Sowden is probably just that of a former player they may … Continue reading
Posted in Green & White Cult Heroes, Players, Uncategorized
Tagged Accrington Stanley, Arthur Sowden, Billy Linarce, Blackhall Colliery Welfare, Blyth Spartans AFC, Boston United, Brunton Park, Captain, Cramlington Welfare, Croft Park, FA Cup, Football League Division 3 North, Former Player, Gaint Killing, Gavin Gair, Giant Killing, Goodison Park, Green & White Cult Heroes, Harry Mills, Hartlepools United, Horden Colliery Welfare, Jackie Hogg, John Langlands, Manchester United, Midland League, Non League Football, North Eastern League, Northumberland Aged Miners Homes Cup, Northumberland Senior Cup, Players, Torquay United, Tranmere Rovers
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