Saturday 7th March 2020
720. Cromley Road
Stockport Georgians 4-1 Hindsford
Manchester FL - Premier Division
(7th v 2nd Matchday 20)
2pm ko
Stockport Georgians football club originated from St.
George’s Church on Buxton Road in 1908, games were played at a ground on
Nangreave Road in Heaviley in the Stockport Sunday League. They enjoyed a
successful period during the 1920’s winning the Stockport League in the '26 and
1927 seasons.
The club moved to their current location in 1931 and
around the same time joined the Lancashire & Cheshire League.
In 1987 the club absorbed Adswood Amateurs, taking
their place in the Manchester League, which they have since won on three
occasions - 1987-88, 2001-02 and 2014-15
Cromley Road
Woodsmoor
Stockport
Cheshire
SK2 7DT
The ground is fully enclosed with a covered terrace in
the corner next to the changing rooms. There's dugouts on each side with the
clubhouse situated near the entrance.
A bad tempered affair saw the host race into a three
goal lead. Sam Noar fired home from a right wing cross in the 10th minute,
followed by Sam John tapping home a rebounded shot, before Mike Taylor adding a
third from the penalty spot. The first half came to an abrupt end when a bad
tackle on Sam Noar, saw him carted off to hospital in a car during the half-time
break.
A red card was finally shown in the 55th minute when
the Hindsford number 9 was dismissed for another nasty challenge. Taylor added
his second with a cracking finish on 77 minutes, before a late consolation for
the visitors.
An eventful afternoon was rounded off by a substituted
Hindsford player going raggie and ended up having fisty cuffs with the team
coach inside the dugout - so overall a great afternoon's entertainment|
Matchday Stats
SGFC 4(Noar 10 John 17 Taylor 34pen,77)
HFC 1(#18 81)
Att.51hc
Att.51hc
Free Admission
Pin badge £2.50
721 Cheadle Heath Sports Club
Cheadle Heath Nomads 1-5 Stockport
Town
NWCL Division One South
(11th v 10th Matchday 29)
4.20pm ko
The club formed as a merger of Linotype FC and Cheadle
Heath Nomads in 2004.
They played in the Mid-Cheshire League and the renamed
Cheshire League from their formation, winning the Premier Division title in
2014-15 and finishing runners-up the following year. The club stepped up to the
North West Counties League for the 2018-19 season, in the Division One South
Division. 
The Heath
Norbreck Avenue
Cheadle
Cheshire
SK8 2ET
The ground has a small covered enclosure, seated stand
and dugout situated on the far side. The pavilion is on the opposite side along
from the turnstile entrance.
Kyle Foley pulled a goal back just before the hour
mark before Depeiaza grabbed his hat-trick with the simplest goal he'll ever
score, knocking in the fifth a few inches from the goal line.
Matchday Stats
CHNFC 1(Foley 55)
STFC 5(Depeiaza 2,20,70 Furguson 12 Middleton
19)
Att.342
Att.342
Admission £5
722. Park Road
Cheadle Town 2-1 Maine Road
NWCL Division One South
(8th v 9th Matchday 29)
7.30pm ko
The story of Cheadle Town began in 1961 when a
14-year-old kid called Barrie Dean asked his neighbour, Chris Davies, to help
his pals form a football team. This team was named Grasmere Rovers after
Grasmere Avenue, the street they both lived. Chris took on the role of team
manager, playing their first match in September 1961.
The club played Sunday football in the Manchester
Junior Football League before switching to Saturday’s, joining the Manchester
League in 1972. The club were league champions in 1979-80 and won three cup
finals during that all-conquering season.
The club became Cheadle Town when they joined the NWCL
in 1983-84.
Park Road
Cheadle
Cheshire
SK8 2AN
The ground is dominated by a large main stand which is
split between two sections of seats with a standing terrace at the rear. The
changing rooms and clubhouse sit along side the stand, with the rest of the
ground open with hard standing behind the goals and far side.
Patrick Davin scored a goal in each half to give the
hosts all three points. He fired in the opening in the 19th minute before
deflecting the ball into the net early in the second half to make it 2-0. Ben
Moody halved the deficit with five minutes remaining but Town easily held on
for the win.
Matchday Stats
CTFC 2(Davin 20,47)
MRFC 1(Moody 84)
Att.380
Att.380
Admission £5
Coffee £1
#HeedHopper
321 mile round trip doors-to-doors.
I drove to Katie and Lee's for a 9am departure from
Houghton, travelling as a passenger in Blossom along with Connor, who we picked
up off the A19 at Peterlee.
As per usual,we started our day off in a JDW, driving
directly to The Kingfisher in Poynton for pre-match lunch. In between the two
matches in Cheadle we called to the Gateway in East Didsbury, which is also GBG
listed, which isn't surprising as the two ales I supped were both top
class.
An enjoyable and eventful day which
included a barney in a dugout, a spooky walk through a graveyard, a flying pint
of ale and a near fatal dunsh, which would have seen an
ambulance, a hospital and definitely the end of the road for Blossom. This trip was sadly
the last one from the North-East Groundhopping Contingent for a while, as Katie
heads back to her roots tomorrow for a two month break to see her family back
in New Zealand. Happy trails and hopefully some Kiwi ground for her to tick off
while she's away. x.
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