Showing posts with label Simonside. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Simonside. Show all posts

760. Bent Recreation Ground

Simonside 0-15 Ryhope CW U-23s
Wearside League Division 2
Wednesday 12th May 2021

Jarrow FC Reserves changed their name to Simonside at the start of the 2019-20 season.
They've also moved grounds recently, relocating from the King George Playing Fields in Jarrow, where the pitch was vandalised, becoming unplayable. 

Bent Recreation Ground is on South Shields seafront, with (on a lovely sunny night) fabulous

views of the Shields piers, Tynemouth Priory and the North Sea.



Bent Recreation Ground

Bents Park Rd, 

South Shields 

NE33 3NB


Current Wearside League grounds visited 35/37

Total Non-League grounds visited 467




The club have a tough time on the park, regularly getting gubbed home and away, but they have to be

admired for still plugging away and not jacking it in. 

The team were on the receiving end of another hiding, with Ryhope CW u-23 running up a final tally of fifteen unanswered goals.

The visitors went three up in the first twenty minutes with James Keilloh getting on the end of a right wing cross to fire home, before he dribbled his way through the defence to double their lead. It was Luke Wardle who rounded the keeper and tucked the ball into the net for the third, and he grabbed his second from close range to make it 0-4 at half time.

I could describe each of the eleven second half goals, but they were basically a much of a muchness, with Ryhope ripping through the home defence unchallenged and the lads in the purple shirts queuing up to fire home. Even when the keeper made a good save, there was always someone on hand to net the rebound. 

Wardle and Kellioh completed their hat-tricks and Ryan Taylor chipped in with four, including two goals in the 70th minute, which is surely a first for me, seeing the same player score twice within seconds of each other. Ryan Foster, Joe Maddison, Luke Spalding and Jake Bowman formed an orderly queue to also get on the scoresheet to complete the rout.


I watched the match with Glenn, Gav and Alan and throughout the second half we chatted with the Simonside manager, who is a sound lad, who doesn't appear to get too disheartened by his team's performances. We could even share a laugh when some of his players wanted to be substituted, with one player saying " It's not fair that you've let him come off and not me"



Simonside 0

Ryhope CW U-23 15

(Keilloh 3,19,85 Wardle,20,29,65,68 Foster 52 Taylor 70,70,75,84 Maddison 74

Spalding 76 Bowman 77)

Att.28hc

1830k.o.





✔702 King George Playing Fields

Jarrow Reserves 3-6 Hylton CW
Wearside League Division Two
Saturday 21st September 2019

  
Last season Jarrow FC formed a reserve side to play in the Durham & Wearside Development Division. The season was a bit of a disaster, winning one game out of 16 and conceding 168 goals, plus they had to play some home games away because of a curfew time to vacate the ground on matchdays.
 Despite all this, the club fulfilled their fixtures, when a lot of clubs would have chucked it, so top marks to the team for playing out the season. They return this campaign in the new Wearside League Division Two and at a new home pitch just off the Leam Lane Road.



King George Playing Fields
Lindisfarne Road
Jarrow 
NE32 5UL 

Current WLD2 grounds visited 6/8

The ground is just off the A194/A19 roundabout. The pitch is one of several on the playing fields which is fenced in on all sides. The changing rooms and car park are behind the goal off the Lindisfarne Road entrance. 
Jarrow Reserves(8th) 3(Hewitt 50,87 Smithwhite 85)
Hylton CW(3rd) 6(Robertson 3,39,43 Hill 53,78 Eyo 61)
Wearside League Division 2 MD4
1.30pm ko
Att.25hc 

Hylton took a three goal lead at the break with a hat-trick of sorts by Jack Robertson. He fired in a right foot shot in the 3rd minute, followed by a cross via the defender, then an effort from outside the box which went through the 'keepers legs. 
Jarrow responded early in the second half with a good finish from Leon Hewitt, but the away side regained control with a well placed effort by sub Ethan Hill, followed by a dribble and shot from the edge of the box by Edidiong Mfon Eyo to make it 5-1. Hill was on hand to grab his second before a late burst from the home side, with Brandon Smithwhite firing in and more good skill from Jarra's best player Hewitt, to make it 3-6 at full time.
 #HeedHopper
Just a quick 6 mile drive along to Jarrow only 15 minutes door-to-door.
Surprised to find Toon fans Glenn Wallace and Kenny Rogers look alike Alan at the game. They sandwiched in this game between the early Academy derby, which Newcastle won 2-1 and the shite dished up at St James Park at teatime. I also went to the Brighton match which ended my long sequence of not seeing a 0-0 draw.