Buxton 0-5 Witton Albion
Evo-Stick Premier Division
Saturday 17th November 2018
Buxton is a spa town in Derbyshire, described as “the
gateway to the Peak District National Park" It is the highest elevated
market town in England, about 1,000 feet above sea level. (population over
22,000)
Buxton FC were formed from the local cricket club, playing their
first match on the 27th October 1877. The Bucks joined the Combination in 1891,
before switching to the Manchester League in 1899. The club re-joined the
league after WW1 and were league champions in 1931-32.
Cheshire League 1932-1973 -
champions 1972-73
Northern Premier League
1973-1998, 2006-present:
Division One champions 2006-07
Northern Counties East League
1998-2006: Premier Division champions 2005-06
Cup honours include winning the
Derbyshire Senior Cup 10 times, the first of which in 1939 and more recently in
2012.
Buxton,
Derbyshire
SK17 6QH
Current NPL grounds visited -
33/62
Capacity 5,200 (490 seats)
Record attendance: 6,000 vs
Barrow, FA Cup first round, 1962
Buxton originally shared with the
cricket club, then on to Cote Lane, London Road and Green Lane before
moving to the Silverlands, the highest ground in the country in 1884.
First match - 1st November 2-0
win v Bakewell in the Derbyshire Cup.
All the amenities are in the corner next to the turnstile entrance, including a fair sized lounge bar. The classic style main stand was
built in 1965, which houses the dressing rooms. The original seats were later
replaced with sky blue ones from Maine Road. The opposite side is fully covered
with a shallow terrace and includes a couple of dozen seats at one end. There is a spacious covered terrace behind the top goal with
the bottom end left open.
Evo-Stick Premier League matchday
17v14
3pm ko
Att.427
The Bucks just didn't turn up for
this game, going behind after 20 minutes, when a shot from outside the box was
helped on its way by William Jones from close range. Just before half time,
James Foley converted a penalty to put Witton 2-0 ahead and well on their way
to bagging the points.
The visitors bossed the second
half with Foley grabbing his second, before a skillful run and shot from Daniel
McKenna made it four on 71 minutes. A miserable afternoon for Buxton was summed
up in injury time when Joshua Meade slammed the ball into his own net to make
it 5-0 to Albion.
Matchday Stats
and Spondoolicks
BFC 0
WAFC 5 (Jones 20 Foley 43pen 63
McKenna 71 Meade OG 90+1)
Entertainment 6/10
Admission £10
Programme £2
Pin badge £3.50
Coffee £1
150 miles door-to-door
This visit to Buxton was another one of our UK ale trail weekends. We spent Friday in
Halifax, then headed onward to Buxton on Saturday morning, taking the scenic route
through the Peak District to arrive at our hotel at noon. The pubs were supped
in were… WyeBridge House, Railway @Buxton, Cheshire Cheese, Old Sun Inn,
Ale Stop, 53 Degrees North, Old Hall Hotel, Buxton Tap House, before finishing
a good night out in the Red Willow.
Back hyem at 2pm on Sunday
#Fabulousground #onthelash
#NoSleepTilBuxton
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