Grangetown BC 3-1 Redcar Town
North Riding Football League - Premier Division
Wednesday 3rd April 2019
Grangetown is a township in the borough of Redcar and Cleveland in North Yorkshire, approximately 3 miles east of Middlesbrough town centre and 4 miles from the coast in Redcar.
The birthplace of Roy Chubby Brown,
born Royston Vasey in 78 Broadway, Grangetown in February 1945. The stand-up
comic act consists of strong blue humour, a free speaking style and lack of
concern for political correctness. (as this is ground number 666 the only
tenuous link I had was this mucky old devil)
Teesside League champions on four occasions in 1998-99, 1999-2000, 2002-03 and
2010-11
MacMillan Bowl winners four times in 1964, 2000, 2001
and 2003
Grangetown YCC,
Trunk Road,
Grangetown,
TS6 7UP
The pitch is fully railed with home and away dugouts
on one side. The changing rooms are in the community centre, which includes refreshments facilities behind the goal.
#HeedHopper
40 mile drive door-to-door down the A19.
Current North Riding FL Premier Division grounds visited 10/16
NRFL - Premier Division matchday
6.15pm ko
Att.42hc
The Tigers came back from an unfortunate own goal
deficit to hit back with three second half goals. The hosts cancelled out the
22nd minute opener when #8 equalised straight from the restart. A few minutes
later Ben Martin just managed to stay onside before placing his shot wide of the
keeper into the far corner. The points were guaranteed when John Stott hit a sweet
20 yard effort with twenty minutes remaining to cap off a good second half
display.
Matchday Facts
GBCFC 3(OG 46 Martin 53 Stott 69)
RTFC 1(#4 22OG)
Admission:none
Tea £1
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