Team Details
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Manager: Gary Noton |
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Team News
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Training is on Monday evening 7pm - 8pm at Glossopdale pitch, Glossopdale School, Newshaw Lane, Hadfield. Thank you to our new team sponsor, Darren kay who has kindly sponsored team kit and jackets . Match report Hollingworth v New Mills 11-5 After the first game of the season when we lost to Chinley 4-1 at home the under 13's got back to winning ways with a good result against New Mills. The game started off fairly even with both teams unable to get a foothold in the match until Tom Kay got hold of the ball in midfield and managed to ride 3 challenges before slotting the ball past the keeper. Hollingworth then started to play football and it wasn't long before Anthony Broster made it 2-0. Hollingworth then took there foot of the gas and let New mills back in the game with sloppy play which ended with a goal. Again Hollingworth rallied and scored with another goal from Tom Kay 3-1. Just before half time Hollingworth fell asleep and conceded again to make it 3-2 at half time. After the break and some stern words from the manager Hollingworth scored again with a great through ball from Anthony Broster for Lewis Noton to slide the ball into the net to make it 4-2. Hollingworth now had the bit between there teeth and a great free kick from Charlie Coxon which the keeper pushed onto the bar and then bounced into the net 5-2. New mills were still dangerous on the counter attack and a great through ball saw them get a goal back 5-3. This didn't upset Hollingworth and Tom Kay with some great individual play scored 3 more goals. New mills pulled 2 more goals back before Anthony Broster got a brace and Tom Kay finished the match with a double hat trick. On this performance Hollingworth can play football but there lack of concentration can sometimes let them down but overall a great team performance after the previous weeks disappointment. Final score 11-5 Match report Macclesfield v Hollingworth 5-3 Hollingworth started the game well and dominated play but couldn't get the breakthrough they deserved until Anthony Broster broke down the left and pasted 2 players before slotting the ball past the keeper. Hollingworth then came under pressure but some resolute defending especially by Luke Lester keep the score line the same . 10 minutes before half time Hollingworth played some of there best football with a move which included Tom Kay ,Jarod Wilson and finished again by Anthony Broster. Macclesfield keep pressing and were awarded a penalty which Johnny Bartlett saved magnificently and the scored stayed the same 2-0. The second half was a different story Hollingworth went asleep and Macclesfield got back into the game with a sloppy goal. Hollingworths heads dropped and Macclesfield started to dominate play and inevitable got the equaliser. Hollingworth were on the back foot and Macclesfield scored another two goals from poor defending. Holingworth managed to rally with a goal from Tom Want who chipped it over the keeper to make it 4-3. With seconds to go and Hollingworth looking for the equaliser Macclesfield scored to win 5-3. Hollingworth need to look at there second half performance after doing so well in the first half. Match report Hollingworth v Cheadle JFC East 5-5 A typical Hollingworth Juniors performance, for the first 10 minutes you wouldn't of though the players had meet each other before and conceded 2 early goals against a spirited Cheadle side wit sloppy play all over the park. The next 20 minutes they played some good football and with some lucky deflections from Tom Kays shots and a goal from Anthony Broster went into the half time break winning 3-2. After stern words from the coach at half time Hollingworth went out and again failed to get there passing game going and started to get sloppy,inevittly Cheadle scored and Hollingworths heads dropped . For the next 15 minutes Hollingworths backs were against the wall and when they failed to clear there lines conceded again. Hollingworth rallied and shots from Charlie Coxon and Tom Want were well saved by the goalkeeper. With Hollingworth trying to get back into the game Cheadle broke and scored again 5-3. This now was going to be a test of character for Hollingworth and the lads responded with a well worked goal with the centre half Johnny Jackson venturing forward and scoring in off the post. Time was running out and with the last kick of the game Jarod Wilson put a defence splitting ball through for Charlie Coxon to beat the keeper from close range. Final score 5-5 Judging from this performance Hollingworth need to get some consistency in there performance. Match report Cup Didsbury v Hollingworth 5-5 Hollingworth through on penalties A typical Hollingworth performance when for the first 10 minutes the players couldn't get there game together and conceded a poor goal when a ball over the top wasn't cleared and Didsbury converted there opportunity. Hollingworth still struggled to get into the game and Didsbury had a couple of chances which they spurned. Hollingworth then had a little inspiration from Tom Kay who road 3 chances before slotting the ball past the keeper. unfortunately this didn't inspire Hollingworth who then went on to conceded 2 more goals before half time. After the half time break and a change to personnel Hollingworth decided to make a game of it and quickly got a goal back when a shot from Charlie Coxon was saved by the keeper but Jared Wilson scored from 12 yards out. Hollingworth were now in the mood and quickly got the game level with a goal from Anthony Broster. Again Hollingworth pressed forward and got there noses in front with a clever worked goal which was finished neatly by Anthony Broster. With time running out Hollingworth went back to there sloppy ways and conceeded with seconds to go. The game then went in to extra time with Hollingworth scoring again with a 15 yard shot from Charlie Coxon. Again with time running out Hollingworth were caught out with a long ball over the top which was converted by Disbury. 5-5 The game then went into penalties and some brilliant goalkeeping by Johnny bartlett won the match for Hollingworth 4-3 after a very entertaining match. Match report Hollingworth v Juno 4-5 The usual Hollingworth start began this match, with Hollingworth conceding two early goals in the space of 10 minutes before they woke up and decided to play football. They managed to pull one goal back with a shot from Anthony Broster which beat the keeper from 15 yards. The game then came to life with both teams going close ,but it was Juno who went into the break 3-1 up when a ball over the top beat the off side trap and they scored when it deflected in off a defender. After the half time break Hollingworth started to dominate the game and scored in quick succession with Goals from Anthony Broster and Charlie Coxon to make it 3-3. Now it was Juno who started to take control of the match, but against the run of play Hollingworth got there noses in front with Taylor Wilson Scoring against the run of play. Juno continued to press and scored with all the hollingworth players looking to the ref for offside which wasn't given. Hollingworth couldn't get a foot hold in the game and Juno scored again a shot which came off a defender and into the net. With seconds left on the clock Anthony Broster broke free past 2 players and struck a 15 yard shot which came off the bar and out for a goal kick . The ref then blew for full time . Final Score 4-5 Match report Stockport Vikings V Hollingworth 4-5 Hollingworth started of in the same vain as normal and struggled to get going with Vikings having most of the play without testing the keeper. On 13 minutes Seb broke down the right and crossed for Taylor to take on the defender and then score from close range. Hollingworth then started to play football and it wasn't long before they were 2 in front with a well worked goal finished by Anthony. With 5 minutes to go Hollingworth went to sleep and conceded when a long ball went over the defence and the striker finished from close range. After the break Hollingworth dominated the game and goals from Anthony and Tom Want put them 4-1 up. Hollingworth then made some substitutions and the game changed. Vikings started to get into the game and scored 3 goals in quick succession with Holingworth shell shocked. The game was now wide open with both teams going for the win. The break finally came when Anthony Broster shrugged off 2 challengers on the right hand side to cross into the box for Tom kay to score from close range. The game continued at the same pace with both teams coming close but with some resolute defending especial by Johnny Jackson Holingworth managed to hang on. Final Score Stockport Vikings 4 Hollingworth Juniors 5 Match report Hollingworth v inter Cheadle West. 5-1 Hollingworth were playing the league leaders who were unbeaten in 3 months. Hollingworth started very nervously and were unable to get there passing game going, consequently some poor defending let in Cheadle to open the scoring from close range. Hollingworth then started to get back into the game with Tom Kay running the midfield with support from Anthony Broster who managed to work an opening and score from 12 yards. Both teams had chance to increase there leads but good goalkeeping and poor finishing keep the score at 1-1. After the break Hollingworth started to impose themselves and a shot from charlie Coxon from 14 yards was not held by the keeper and went in. Hollingworth were now full of confidence and 5 minutes later Anthony Broster beat 2 players to score from close range. Hollingworth made 2 changes and right away they made a difference when a corner was swung in, Luke Lester's bullet header made it 4-1. Hollingworth were well in control of the game and a free kick was swung in from the right with Todd Holmes meeting it with a brilliant header,only for the referee to blow for offside. Todd made amends 5 minutes later when another corner was floated over and he meet it with his head from close range. This was Hollingworth's best performance by far with the defence being solid only conceding 1 goal. Match report Hollingworth V Stockport juniors blues 1-5 CUP MATCH Hollingworth played in the second round of the cup at home to Stockport. The game started off brightly with Hollingworth having the best early chances. The breakthrough came after 12 minutes with Lewis Noton latching on to a pass from Anthony Broster and converting from close range. Stockport started to get back into the game and a ball over the top beat the off side trap and Stockport levelled the score. This seemed to encourage Hollingworth who finished the stronger with the score staying the same until half time. After the break Hollingworth continued with the best chances but failed to finish with good work from there keeper. The match then came to life when a shot from Stockport came back from the keeper and the defence failed to clear the danger and stockport scored. Again Hollingworth had chances to equalise but failed to score. With minutes left and Hollingworth pushing everyone forward Stockport scored another 3 goals. This was probably Hollingworths best performance to date playing a team 3 league above them. We now need to take this performance in to the league. |
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